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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

,,,,o,irans, whose preparation Keeps
,his contingency steadily IN view. II Is
,'',,'',,,,od that In nm attack upon Mnlltc
IT., Tho rebels lost nfty killed DUR
,rg a charge. a party were surrounded
I'M spnninrds and slaughtered 20 the
'"s ~ i i,St Ia sallo Of the Eighteenth
r.gniars died Of measles after leaving
Tbe Manila correspondent ~ The
MI, Mail. under date OF July 10Th.
,,,,,,,,entinr on the state of anarchy
,,,.'rs tbe rebels" anyH: Each local
@hirt dogircs 10 become the supreme
ruicr If his island II is pitlful 90 think
mot IA nation like the Spanish has been
h1aten nv such miserable specimens N
humanity. American inactivity H toll
ing ON the natives in the rebel districts.
FOOD ie plcntiful. but there n no money
To purchase IL and no way TO distribute
Tho correspondent Of the Daily Mail
e,vr. "Ccn. Aguln1ldp's cabinet took
M oath Of office at nacoor on Sunday
In mo nresence Of 5000 natives. a fire.
works dispiny followed. Aguinnldu De-
RESTLESS under American restraint and
vynnte 10 capture Manila. United states
consul Wuilnma. who is nt Cavltc. has
wilton 10 United states Consul Wild
man at liongkonr, strongly urFlng nun
90 come Co Cnviie ana reason with
Con. Arulnaido. with whom he has
great influence. Mr. Wildmnn starts
lt the end Of next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

First district N west Virginia has
nominated y. V. Blair Of podrig1e
county FOR Congress.
sorsL Nsoi Nalloy ~ Battery l.
Seventh United States artillery Killed
himself at Fort siocum yesterday 30
reason o. known for his act
The Buffalo. lately the Nir'horoy
purchased from 'hc Brazilian govern
mcnt has sailed from Newport News.
New York.
Thursday being the fortlcth aunl-
versary ~ the birth ~ Maria Chris
tina. queen regent NJ Spain. receptions
and blnquois were Suppressed on that
day owing 90 the war
John Harvey Myers. secretary ~ tho
Homo Building and Loan association
NJ Milwaukee is reported Go hn short
ln hll accounts 90 the amount NJ $780,
600. due to real estate transactions
Negotiations looking 10 me f1rmi-
ton N another large beer syndicate
IN Chicago promise Co be- brought fu "a
successful conclusion within f.W
days Twcriy-rcvon brcwcriDs lH Um-
bracod ln The d'aL
II ls stated ln Washington that mo-
advices have been received th.a ruu.
frminv Tho report that The second Nh.
Mia expedition had seized Wake Island.
ln The Marshall group, on the way tD
the Philippine.
Health officer ppty az New York re-
ports that the suspicious clara uf slick
mess ON the Seneca which arrived ai
Quarantine with large uumhsr ui
men from Skaters army ar not yell
low fever
In Port uu Prince n o. reported that
Che llultlgu government has compiled
with 90 demand uf the French ruvru.
mint far "a withdrawal ~ n decree of
rxpulHIHu recently issued Hg1InHt Mime
llrrwlul. O. Fronch subject
ElUn storey Smith. ths most
prominent paper manuiacturf Zoo NeN
Eualud Is d.ld In Boston lia hIH bon
100 fIr about i've years from paralysis
and 'hHH was probably ihU cause nl
BIZ death. iis was born ln hrl'Nyu
y, s., in 1850.
Iu Atlanta. Ca. tho crnvIa attend
lur lhH reunion 90 Couf0l.rIt vUtvr.
buH o. much larger than anticipated
aud llHt ulght several churches Wcr.
thrown up.r FOR tho accommodation OF
| late arrivals. Gen. Gordon has beer
reelected general commando
Mr.. Martha A. Hay0rs. agod a.
vito ~ prominent farmer living neal
| Huli1vIl0. 49,, lay down DO o. shallow
pond ThurHlIy and drowned Tw,
weeks uEl her daughter, Ired Is. &c.
| fused a. marry 90 young farmer namct
| g. ~. Tait on She wfdilnE day, md h.
committed suicide. Ills suicide weighed
/ heavily on the mind of Mrs. Ravens
resulting IN her taking her life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
coNrrpnNcr N nrMry.
Administration at Washington Find. All
l. safe In His Hands.


Washington, July si.-Thnt Admiral
Dewey has the situation la the phllln.
pines well In hand IL exhibited by his
telrgrama, the latest ~ which was 70.
oriNcd today which without bnnsting,
SIMPLY reported, like the others that
have gone before. that affairs are qulet
and satisfactory, Tho state department
has come 90 have fully na great a sense
~ npprociutlng Admiral pcwcy's din.
lnmatlc ability az the country for his
naval skin and courage, and the best
evidence ~ this IL that he has not
found II necessary up 10 this point to
intervene In any way, either to protect
or 10 amend his works
The navy department has now dis
covered that the hlr double turroted
monitor Monterey viii not arrive al
Cavite until August 9TH. that being
the advice received nt the department
from the captain of the vessel when
she touched at Honolulu.
The admlrars announcement OF the
arrival ~ the second detachment of
United States troops at Cavite has
given great comfort tn tho war depart.
mont, which was not altogether nj ease
concerning ihH first small expedition
lying between SpanlnrdH and the iuaur-
gents, ana without being able to de.
pend very largely upon either. with
these added troops Il VIII now be pOaal-
BILE 20 demand the surrender OF Manila.
hut Il ~ gathered here that our purpose
" 20 defer such movement until an
the United states troops now aiiat
have arrived az Manila bay. unless the
attlt ~ the lnsurgent fore.s prompt
EARLIER acton on the part Of tho Amert-
can commanders, military ana avail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

NIGHT the ship was struck by a sheli.
apparently from an sA mortar, when
riirced the deck. az the flash piat.
between beam 70 and 15-four lnche,
from the starbonfd rail. Tho shnii
tvnioiod in compartment y 100. lust
EDWARD Of the cabin door. fraemonts
tiercinF the cabin water pipe. braakln-
Il, two places near the stnrl tird cabin.
large fragments pierced the water
tigbf berth deck In two places. en-.
,ering the paymastef's state ROOM
f1rre fragments also pierced ana com
s,i.fetv wrecked the watpr-tirht hatch
niate leading TO the oriop deck. rhe
ICONS IN the vicinity on both sides
we badly wrecked. considerable dam
'gs belng done 10 the furniture and
corrugated huliShcads. the book cases
knockdd over and many books In
iured
he a large fragment and the whole
Commitment was so filled with smoke
tb9f n necessitntcd taking up the
baftisship matches on the main deck
only "A few sparks Of Gre were ob.
seryed. which was quickly put out NJ
4 sfream of water was played Into the
compartment Immediately after the
can't Tayior ends with the statement
that no one was Injured and that the
ship was In perfect condition Tor bat.
tln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
WILL AM AMERICANS.
Porto Rlean Jun,a wu Join In the War
Against spain,

Now york. July 22.-senor J.. DC
castro. one % the prominent members
III The Porto Rlcan iuntl OF this city,
when asked as 10 the attitude OF The
lunth. said.
when that juntn was organized We
were pledged 90 secure the indcpand-
sncc 81 the island. That was more
than two yrors ago. Such a thing 49,
annexation was not discussed. beclu1e
spain was not at war with America,
since this war. however, all our people
are with America. A. q meeting on
July igih we decided 60 assist the
United states Internationally Tho
majority of the people are lu
favor N annexation. Any talk ~ tho
revolutionary party ~ Porto Rico re-
natlng the Invasion Of America u nuu-
Honse. I WIS nt the meeting held July
18th In this city, ana never heard such
threat
Il have grave doubts OF our ability
90 make republic " Porto Rico.
meaning. aa It does. an Internal strife.
but annexation would b. HuccgHaful.
The majorty'of Porto Rlcaus Ia this
country are heartily la favor " IT,
There are some few against anneNt-
ton. but none who would counsel re-
r.atnnce TO II by force OF arms"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
CARLISTS GIVING TROUBLE
Preparations Tor General Uprising in
Spain.
Government T. Alarmed No Hope for
Peace In the Existing STATE Of
Anairs.

London. July 22.-Thc Madrid core
respondent Of the Times says: iiopo
OF speedy peace muss Doe abandoned
and more clrcuitous route adopted
u Is no secret that the unofficial dlpl1-
matte exploration has not been cncour-
aging senior sagasta, Duke Almodp-
var de Iuo. the foroIgn minister, and
Senior Gamazo. minister Of public In
structlon aud public works. constitute
Ing "a sort Of ministerial subcommittee
on the peace question, aro continuing
the discussion sccr.uy but the public
la becoming impatient at thrlf uppir.
ont lndUrlsi1n. This uuuasincHH prob
ably accounts fof the rum0rs ~ CurliHt
and republican movements which toe
day arr recognized 10 be entirely IN
founded.
Despite the dcnlals Of the Madrid
Correspondent 1f Doe Times, special
dispatches from Madrid tn The London
morning papers, especially some lhli
come hy way of ih. frontier and Dludg
censorship. continue 90 assert that thD
CarllfiH are active.
For Instance. iho Madrid correspond
Ont 1f The Standard says The gov-
orumrut cuutluurH o. receive from civil
and military authorities In many prov
lncrH alarming Information az % Car
Est preparations. Arms ana ummunl.
ton have bosu introduced by many
mountain passes into Navarro. Araglu
and Catalonia, ~ Is rupp1sci. with ihd
cunnlvauco 81 the l1Hu authorities on
both Bldos ~ the frontier.
Tho CHtllHt agents and le1dfrl
know that they can act with a cartain
amount % impunily. because El Ions
40 the nrsttndrg afl his srrosrn;a.
lives Uld newspapers in Miifll pa
irlotlcally dHclaim an intention N dis
turpluE tho peace during the war Will
the United states. they fcol certain
that Senior Slgasta and the authorities
Will not daro arrest Or modest ClrliHtH
They assume that Senior Snrtatt can,
non AFFORD 10 anr1ut a large section OF
the people and risk clvll war, his hands
are 80 fun.
"tn some few cases. however. the
military governors have suppressed ~,
Ctriiat newspapers ana have warned
the Carllat Junil that stronger meas,
urca VIII b. ,akHn n they pcrHIgi 10
agitation. The Carllats In Mldrid as
that the FIRST riHingl Will Occur In west,
,fn, central ana southern spain, thri.
ancient Htrongh1lds, In order TO show
the extent and power u their organl.
zauon"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Atlanta. Ga. July 2i.-it was reported
NJ midnight that four OF the spanish
iin~e tbe brrinnlng OF hostili.ics win
sp,in, had escaped. The officers ln
charge Of the barracks refused 70 either
dons or confirm the report, but EeN'rh
rnilatrd men who came In from th'
p6st said three ~ the Spanlnrds haf
ro,ten away yesterday and one TO-
night.
The reunion here have boon allowed the
freedom u the post, and. according 60
the stories told by the recruits IN town
tonight. they were allowed 60 enter tn
house In which the spanish were COM
nn0d. During the visits ~ the veterans
the gpanlar1H are said To- have escaped.
and arc believed 90 have Cotton away
ou the many trains which dhily pass
Mcpherson station.
several officers ~ the barracks came
In tonight and reported at police head
aunrtrfa that they had been detailed TO
search the city Tor the missing men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22
A0uINALpo Is nrsrLnss.
English Report OF the situation Mt Ma.
Mia.

London. July ei.-The correspondent
Of the Times at Cavite. tclegrnphinr
under date Of July 18th. by way OF
hongkonE, says; II visited the rebel
entertainments, which ARE less than "A
mile outside the Spanish lines al Ma.
late / found the rebels well armed
1hoy ARE provided with Mauacr rifles
ana have two field pieces. They are
grndunlly forcing the spanlards back.
THE Spanish prisoners are well treat.
"a by the rebels, hut they are an terri.
ny exhausted and omnolntod. Some OF
them are suffering severely from fever.
The position OF the spanish prisoner,
taken by the Americans IN pecullnr
Admiral Dewey, being unable 10 keop
MON, turned thom over 60 tho rebels
under n proviau that America should
bear thu expenses ~ their maintenance
Gen. AEulnaldo being responsible Tor
their feeding The prisoners al Cavite
complain that they receive insunicient
food but the rebels are unable 10 OBJ.
tain better.
II have visited an the prisons ma,
hospitals. ! have found their cnndltin,,
extremely illthy. The surglcnI NM
medical treatment was primitive since
the arrival ~ Gen. Anderson's brlend.
huwevor. the prisoners have been ON,
ployed In cleaning and other sanitnry
work ana there has been a marked I'M.
prnvcmcni an around.
'on July 10Th there was heavy fight
lnH around Fort Mnlate. Gen. And"r-
10y moved 800 OF the First Cniiforni,
volunteers, under Lieut.. Coi. bu,,a'.
forward 10 Paranque. several wii.5
rom Manila behind the rebel lines on
lhe Following day there was roncvc1
hohVy hNhtlng around the city. rba
rebels attempted on that and tho d.,.
AFTER TO outllank the Malate defen"as
ana capture the fort.
Ihe deyelopmsnts of the prcaent mo-
.l,oh confirm tho belief that mo nm
n a,'S arc suirring from 'swelled heads ,
""N "'' "A''y TO cause trouble 10 III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

. i.alt'e Wis. July sl-Tho sen-
mm'ffuW morning win ne, M.
Nlly of This city. who In
''iday Tor Madrid 10 inter.
M queen frFrnt OF gpnin ana
H.slsia, IN an rndrtvor a.
-nl!t peace between tho f'uitst
ana spaln. has baau t,it y,
GU Immediately hy nor IA
4 c'-- -.lss srhley who ~ "a cousin
vsuf wrIti0n 90 hlH daugbt.,,.
~ Nhhy t0'l nor thlt H. ,io.
n gnly Iinrmrileabia ig, '.
800 20 D. prcicnL u wrote
n .a,gfd W. sghlcy. "th,t ber
go. fmhHruW Inc comm,
4 h., auout no good results ana
4 !. ~. "lofl'iY which womb nnt
ny, -lleasani tn her. but 40 by. ni '
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