Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-04
SIXTY SPANISH PRISONERS,
Raised he Stars and Stripes Over Santa Cru,
a, San Luis Dapn.
TROOPS LAND At CAWTG on July J..
Dewey Gets Another Spanish ounboat ard
it0 Prisoners Cavalry. ARTILLERY aud
Riding Horses Wanted.

Warrington. July "A cablcgram
from Admiral Dewey WIS received az
the navy department hortly after o
o'clock this morning announcing the
safe arrival OF the first feet OF trans
ports.
The telegram IL given ont as follows
"Hougkong. July Z. Cavltc, july l.
Three transports and The Charleston
arrived yesterday. The Charleston
captured Guahan. Ladrone Islands, June
2iat. 80 r,sistancc. Brought spanish
officers from the Garrison six officers
and nfy-four men. 20 Mnnlla.
ION juno 18th, the Spanish gun vessel
Leytc came out " river and sur
rendered 10 me. having exhausted ann
muultion nn1 food IN rrpellluE attacks
by insurgents. She had on board b.
0ificrrH and % men naval and military,
tsigufd) DEWEY
following via H0nEkong july 2, from
General Anderson, who commanded %
first military expedition b. the Philip
pines;
Cavalry. artillery ana riding horses
desirable; can get limited number OF
drauFht animals here.
(SlEuUdD Anderson"
FURTHER REPORT
Manila. Via Hongkung. July T..
tCopyrlght 1855. BY the Associated
prcar. 1.-THE United States troops on
the Transports city OF sydney City of
PCkin ana Australia, conveyed BY the
u. =. cruiser Charie ton. arrived on
Cavite az o'cl, " sierday eyonlnE
after an cyrntful voyagg. on the way
here the Chatlcaic called at uuahsn.
the LARGEST or the i.Hirnuu Islands, the
group To- she pn,re ,sf h biioErrc g.
Spain. took puHss .1I ~ IN. n Who'll,
group. made prisoners ~ Gnv.-Geu.
Marina. his stan and the entire mill.
tafy force. and raised the stars and
Stripes over the ruins u Santa cruz
fort In the harhur OF San Loua. Dapfn
Tho troops are ln good condition
ma our only loss was Private Hut.
chln1pn, Of tho Flrfi Orrfnn. who died
ON Tho city OF Sydney or juno eoth and
wac buried nt sea Uu June 2lHf.
SCORING THE sPANIARDs.
Manila. June g. VI. Honrkong. july
f.-lCopyrlght. l,ls by the AaHociateI
Prean.l-A prominent resident OF On.
Philippine. Fruur Hu"Upamiun. recent.
IS arrived ut CAVltt HrtorrIhIy 20 lu.
tcrccdc with Senior Arulnaldl in o..
half Of ihr SpHnnrl bat ho has boon
Imprisoned under susrI.iou that De- Zoo.
tended 90 hIl Gem Arulnald1 the loo.
Hufgcnt leader ana claim tn reward 0i
$4,000 offered Cor hIH '.fs hy the span.
Jon government The prisoner hul
written a remarkable letter 20 Cen
August, explaining that h. had nl.
ways been an ardent Importer o. Spain
that he raised n corps uf volunteer
ana that h. had made various sacrifice
for the Spanish cause. only 60 lind thai
h. efforts were wasted lie added.
1.-THE Spanaris were unable or unwlll.
lng 10 perform their Fhare of drfenHl
hrunt Of The nrhtlnf the Sphniard1
Sinking their duty lke cowarir. burg
lars ana u purlurrd pHest-rlddrn infer.
Tor race. God DEGREES that thry have NJ
right 10 govern ana n would b. better
90 surrender and avoid tho massacre
which would Inevitably follow a pro.
tracted struggle"
The writer concludes with advising
Cuptaln-Generul August IN the mean.
while 10 guarantee the safe conduct of
all who wish 90 leave the country and
the protection OF those who remain al
ter July an.
The 8rltlsh employees OF the railroad
have paid a visit hy "a steamship 20 the
pagupnn terminus They found the
town In the possession ~ the spanlarla
and the country around II In tn hand
Of the Insurgents hut In reality Tho
damage was caused boy the shells NJ n
Spanish battery at san Juan, which
hombarded an intervening insurgrnt
camp az inandnl0y1n
The position ~ thU p1mbntants IL DE.
cullar. The spnnIlrls hold zigxnF llnes
along the nqueduCi extending miles h.
The eastward and ut night are exposed
90 attacks on both sides throughout thg
cntlre length OF the defensea