Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-20
PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE.
.l,sc Pfoelama,ior q Freedom 10 be Signed
Today.


London. June 90 Tho ilourk1rg core
spondout OF the Daily Man, telc-
aphlnr sunday. says. "rhr native
proclamation of Independence viii D.
Ignpd ON Monday
Manila o. completely surrounded hy
ne Insurgents. ~ whom there are three
forces dcpi0yed about tho city The
success of the rebels DE- wonderful ~.
Insurgents have captured old Chyltg
church. taking go prisoners. and they
now hold the outIr, shore of the bay
right around Co MalHto.
"a flrsIgn nrc brigade. composed OF
uuulh. SWISS sud Germans intend Co
4 dispatch CO. tho Daily TELEGRAPH
from Manila. via iluu.Hnnr. Says.
Con- AEuIuIlli hHs captured deal
uf money which hu hlH aout aboard thH
American WuuhIrH fHr FIfHtN IN.
mu.haNtuutHd Philippine militia which
W.H "r.HuH mistake un Che para NJ
the srauInris Go arm. are now 40 nEht-
lUE 100 thH rHhHl rHuaH. Tho provinces
lf lliungnr, L1 TuiHcr ana r1nElHi-
man. urH ail in fui T.hHiIun. ~ la
believed that Con. rAnl, with the whole
lf hIH army, lu PumlpluHu. has had
600 cAuItuiHta Co the victorious rebels"
The Berlin correspondent Of ihH Times
uYHi 'lt HttmH probable that N Al
mlAl Dewey Dr. unable Co undertake
thr responsibility Tor the safety NJ tho
OrnutnH ut Manila. Admiral pielr.gha
VIII land force. once "a Grfmuu land
.HF has taken place. German Interests
WIli doubtless assume "a new aspect
and. uH tho Marine politlHcha Core
/ r.HpOui"s has hlrUaly pointed out 10
| VIII he hH easy 90 claim q guarantee,
Hr guarantees, Tor the future of che
Z philippine a. Il was In shan Tung
peninsula"
THE Koinachc Zaltung. uitorinE d
warning Co the United states that Il
viii not nni coloulzlng easy, proceeds
/ Co SAYS AN administration which n Ho
] corrupt and Hp completely 40 the mercy
/ uf the most prrulHluuH personal lnflu-
l rucs nH that nj the American Union
] win hardly hU able 90 repair tho
/ riVarrH which have been wrought By
/ spanish urEIrUt and prieHtly rule In tho
. ,uuIH. 20 DHuiurlrH. The citIzHus ~ Tho
most uf The free republic do not seem
I tl realize tho enormous burdens which
I re- military occupation ~ these colonies
] md their protection hy % navy win I'm.
] ulHr upon u state. The Americans nrt
] NOT oven prepared On protect thHIr own
| coasts AGAINST h naval power of a ny
I'M, Madrid correspondent ~ m,
/ Times says; "Omclal circles attach
] little Importance Co the ruWuu uf Ger
| man Interference, The hHHt.IufDrmrl
| Ualpl0 here believe that during hostile
] lt'HH Germany Will maintain I perfectly
] correct and neutral attitude. but thHl
HH soon aH there d. any ChauEH iu th.
] political status qun Of the archipelago
. shr viii Insist upon obtaining o. coal
/ lnr station uH compensation for the dlH
turhlucc NJ the political equilibrium OF
] tho ftr east"
Tho Madrid correspondent of m.
| Standard says. "'rhe government
wishes u clearly understood that IN
IAN uf Manila does not IN the least Hlr
I Nifty the surrender NJ the Spanish rui
loo the rest nf the Islands Or In the othr
archlpHluE1nH, whore shortly vlgnrOu
measures viii Doc taken tn ylndlcate IN
rights M Spain against American IN
! yaHlln, with tho assistance ~ the ma
tive Clutinronts who are stlll loyal n
tho Nlzcuya, Mlndanau and MarIni
groups"