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IMPOsT ON NATIONAL DEBT.
Minister of Finance Puigceiver OPP
noses the Measure,

MADRID, May 26-The outcome OF
yesterdays financial debate is that both
Senor Puigceiver, Minister of Finance
and the Marquis De Villa Verde, the
! Conservative leader, have agreed tC
oppose the impost on the national debt
The Marquis declares the Silverists will
oppose the measure even ~ the length
of obstruction, and Senior PuigceiveI
declared that the measure will not be-
come law While he is Minister.
A crisis Will be precipitated by the
Carlists, Republicans and Romeroists
/ who intend to introduce a resolution
( in favor of the impost. This will di-
vide the majority of the Chamber OF
/ Deputies, inasmuch as Senor CamaZo,
! the Liberal leader, and Minister of Pub
! lie instruction, has given notice that he
will resign from the Ministry if the inn
post is not adopted.
! The alternative of Senior Gamazo's
position is the resignation of Senior
Puigceiver, whose following is less than
| that of Senior Gamazo. In regard tC
| those indications of a crisis, the Lib
/ eral'' remarks: The sovereigntMk per-
! haps the independence of the nation is
hanging in the balance. Enemies men,
ace it everywhere abroad, and there Is
famine at home. A solution of the
problem cannot be foreseen. Industry,
commerce and agriculture are dead
/ The flower of Spanish youth is giving
| it's life blood to carry on the war, and
weakened mothers are nursing a new
generation amidst this accumulation of
/! evils. Patriotism demands our silent
inactivity, While the private partisans
squabble over petty questions, depriv
ing the nation of a strong, united Gov
ernment capable of facing the present
struggles. The country may wait While
/ the Government arranges its differences
with party politics; but Dewey, Samp-
son, Mckinley and Salisbury are not
likely to wait"
| The Minister of Marine, Captain Mu-
non, was asked yesterday if it were
true that Americans were blockading
Santiago de Cuba, and he replied: 1T
| is to be presumed that the Americans
will try to hinder our ships from leav-
| ing Santiago de Cuba, but 1 am not
| certain whether the Americans arrived
! In time to do so. The latest dispatch
| from Admiral Cervera on Tuesday an
announced that all his vessels were load
| ing coal"
| The general impression here is that
Admiral Cervera has left Santiago
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Convention of Raisin-Growers.

FRESNO, May 26.-At a convention
of the raisin growers of Kings, Fresno,
MADEIRA and Tulare Counties, held here
to-day, the scheme proposed for pool
ing this years crop in the interest of
the growers was unanimously approved.
and the following We're chosen exclu-
tsive agents for handling the product
Theo. Kearney, Louis Einstein, T. c..
White, Alex. Goldstein, L. S. Chitten-
den, A. L. Sayre and w. F. Rowell
The measure will be presented to a
mass-meeting of growers on Saturday
for ratification.
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gether with its entire contents The
loss on the building is about $1,000
and $1,000 on the contents, partly COW
cred by insurance.
1t was a still night, so that serious
spreading of the fire was prevented.
1t originated near the rear middle, and
had spread throughout the attic before
it was discovered. Little property of
the guests was saved. and almost none
belonging to the hotel 1t is believed
that all the guests escaped without in
jury.
The fire broke out in room Ga, on the
first floor from the explosion of a lamp,
While fighting the flames two firemen,
Al Williams and Arthur Bond. received
painful but not serious injuries by the
falling of a wall
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FIFTY-THREE LIVES LOST.
Result of the Sinking of the Brit
ish Steamer Mecca.

CALCUTTA, May 26.-Further par
teulars regarding the disastrous coll
lision on Tuesday between the British
India Steam Navigation Company
steamer Mecca and her sister ship, the
Lindula, show that the former had 300
persons on board. Her passengers Were
mostly Asiatics. The Mecca was tow
ing the Lindula, which was disabled,
when the hawser parted and the two
steamers crashed together The Mecca
sank and her Captain and fifty-two
others We're drowned The Lindula
brought the survivors to this port
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SWEET WINES.
Seven Million Gallons the Produc-
tion of the Past Season.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-The In
ternal Revenue Collectors of the First
and Fourth California Districts have
just made public figures showing the
production of sweet wines during the
season which began last August and
expired May 1st After the latter date
the fortification of such wines with
brandy is not permitted without the
payment of an internal revenue tax OF
81 10 on each gallon.
The production of sweet wine during
the season was about 7,0090 900 gallons
When the sweet wine law first went in
to operation in 1893 the production did
not exceed three million gallons. All of
last seasons product has been sold
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THREE BIG HAwSERS
Will be Used in Towing the Monte
rey to Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-The
United States Government to-day or
dered from a local cordage company
three 12-inch manila hawsers. each
200 feet long. These immense ropes
will be used in towing the coast de-
fense vessel Monterey to the Philip
pines. BY running night and day the
works will be able to deliver all three
hawsers within fOrtyeight hours.
Nothing but the very best material is
to be used, and only the usual market
rate will be charged.
1t is understood that the Monterey
will go to Honolulu under her own
steam, and will be towed from there to
Manila by the collier ,Brutus. She will
conserve her coal, 50 in case of at
tack by an enemy while being towed
she will be able to cast off her hawser
and maneuver under her OWN steam.
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Major General Merritt.

SAN. FRANCISCO, May 26.-Major-
General Merritt, recently appointed
Military Governor of the Philippines,
arrived in this city tonight. All fu-
ture movements of the Manila expedi-
tions will be subject to his orders. He
will act on direct instructions from
Washington General Otis will ac-
company the second expedition, which
is expected to sail within three weeks
The work of equipping the troops will
now be in charge of Colonel James w.
Pope. Chief Quartermaster on General
Merritt's staff, who also arrived this
evening"
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OUTBREAK
IMMINENT
IN SPAIN.

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Philippine Islands by French mail
boats
Lieutenant Sobral, former naval at
tache of the Spanish Legation at Wash
ington, is in this city, and therefore
the statement made that he Isl Identical
with Remigro Zapateri Jiminez, the
suspected Spanish spy, arrested on
board the prize steamer Panama, is
incorrect.
AUGUSTI FOLLOWS BLANCO'S
TACTICS
MADRID, May Ex-Governor Cen
eral August, the Spanish commander
at Manila, seems to be following the
tactics of Captain General Blanco in
having sent out for the encouragement
of the Spaniards news" of repeated al
legged reverses to the Americans.
A dispatch from Manila just received
here says: THE United States cruiser
Baltimore is disabled by an explosion
which occurred on board of her. The
Americans attempted to land arms and
ammunition at Binacayan, and the
Spanish troops, who occupied a good
position, permitted the Americans to
land, when they fell upon them and
captured the arms and ammunition"
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MEXICAN DOLLARS
To be Used in the Payment of
Troops Going to Philippines.

NEW YORK, May 26.-The Press"
says: one of the most interesting prep
arations of the outfitting of the Manila
expedition has just been announced
The Government has purchased 250,
OUo Mexican silver dollars. which Gen
eral Merritt will take along TO defray
the expenses of the expedition. This
amount is not expected TO be enough,
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Red Cross Society at Reno.

RENO (Nev.), May ga branch of
the Red Cross Society was organized
here last night, consisting of seventy
three members, and officered as fol-
lows: Mrs. w Men. Miller, President;
Mrs. F. Vernon First Weep President;
Mrs. j. NJ Fulton, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; Miss B. Stubs, Secretary; Miss
Maud Wheeler, Treasurer.
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Ebanks to Hang To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26.-Joseph
J. Ebanks, the murderer of Mrs Har-
riet Stiles of San Diego, will be exc
cuted tomorrow at San Quentin, after
having been five times sentenced to
death. He has exhausted every legal
appeal in the effort to save his life.
His only resource now is Executive
clemency, and of that no hope is en-
ferfained
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An Avalanche at Mount Rainier.

TACOMA (Wash) May 26.-A
strange, rumbling sound herad in this
city last evening was explained to-day
by settlers down from the base of
Mount Rainier, who say an avalanche
occurred at that time, the Bowitzer
glacier being rent in twain. Acres of
snow, ice and rocks plunged furiousIy
down the mountain side. No damage
was done. as no one lived within the
track of the great slide.
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The Negro Problem.

& ATLANTA (Ga), May 26-The third
annual conference of the series insti-
tuted for the scientific investigation of
the negro problem, attended by many
prominent colered educators from vari-
Gus parts of the country adopted reso-
lutions looking to reforms in conduct
mig churches, local societies, small ben
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AT HARLEM.
Homicide Near Dutch Flat.

DUTCH FLAT STATION. May 90
Robert Gawthorpe shot and killed a
Chinaman at his mine this morning.
Gawthorpe had a mine leased to the
Chinese. and the killing was the result
of trouble about the lease. He gave
himself I'D to an officer here, and
claims that he acted in self-defense.
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Bond Election Carries.

LOS ANGELES, May 26.-The cleo
tion held to-day for the issuance of
bonds in the sum of $150.O00 for in
creased fire protection and $4,000 for
bridge building purposes resulted in
favor of the issuance of the bonds,
which will bear 4 per cent. interest and
run forty years.
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eficial societies and suggesting that co.
operative business efforts among ne
gfoes be encouraged. The conference
states it's opinion that the excess of tha
negro over the white death rate is di.
minishing.
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has been sent from Essen in Germany
to Cadiz, and is now on it's way
through Spain. 1t is said that the guns
passed through the German, French
and Spanish custom houses as "kitch-
len furniture
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GUNS FOR SPAIN.
Pass Through German and French
Customs as Kitchen Furniture.

GIBRALTAR, May. 25.-(Delayed in
transmission) Information obtained
here from a trustworthy source says
that a consignment of forty Krupp
guns, suitable for forts or battleships,
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Story Contradicted.

HALIFAX IN. s.. May 26.-There is
absolutely no truth in the story of
Spanish and French warships being off
this port, and forts being manned.
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FIRE AT Eos GAToS.
A Hotel, Together With It's Com
tents Destroyed.

LOS 'GATOS CCaL), May 26.-The Los
Gatos Hotel was destroyed by fire
shortly after 10 O'Clock tonight, to-
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Sheer Organdies,
7C ward.

You cannot judge the quality
nor the prettiness of this popu-
lar summer fabric by the price.
The patterns are foulard and
wavy effects, the co1ors are pink,
blue, red, green, etc.; the uses
are many.
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G0MEz'S ADDRESS
TO HIS TROOPS.
They Are No Longer to be Known
as Insurgents,
But Soldiers Of the Regular Army Of the
Republic of Cuba.

Liberty and Not Revenge, and
to Conduct the War Henceforth
ON Methods Of Civilized Nations,
Prisoners to be Treated With
Respect to Their Rank and Ac-
cording to Rules of Civilized
Countries.
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Shirting Prints.
SC yard.

A case of shirting prints will
go at the above price; they are
light ground, with neat patterns,
checks, stripes and figures, in
fast co1ors, red, pink, blue, etc.
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Summer Lawns,
&c yard.

A big pile of these sheer thin
fabrics, in neat and pretty pat
terms, adapted to making cool
summer dresses for children,
summer house wrappers or for
waists.
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BleaChed Sheeting,
l8C ward.

This sheeting is "a wide, the
width which you all know Is re-
quired for double bed sized
sheets, standard even thread
muslin, which means good sheets
cheap.
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Pillow Muslin,
&c yard.

B1eached pillow case muslin,
5-4 width and a standard, even
thread grade, finished soft for
the needle, and the width most
commonly used.
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Turkish Towels,
SC each.

The most absorbent towel
made, the correct towel for the
shopman's use and for the bath; !;
these are a good liberal size,
regardless of the small price,
and are bleached.
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Miastu Santiago Znowu Zagrozono
bOmbardoWaniem.
POPKOCH W PORTO RICOiW BARCELONA
Dziwaczne pretensye Hiszpa
sZCZEG0LY ZWYCIEZTWA sCHLEYA.

Dzisiaj Shafter by}by far.
merem jeszcze,gdyby ME przy-
jaciel jego, m}odszy o Q lata
cd niego Julius Caesar Bur-
rows, kt6ry majac juz w6wczas
ogromne wplywy polityczne,
W rok po woj n i g posta.
raj sic o to, ae Shaftera PREY.
jeto do wojska regularnego
jako nadporucznika piechoty.
Miles, mlodszy cd Shaftera o
4 lata, juz przedtem aostal
przyjsty do korpusu ofcer6w
armii regularnej jako pulko.
wink i dla tego dis ma wyz-
szs range. Obai potem od'
znaczyli sic W wojnach z In
dyanami, zw3aszcza W polu-
dniowem Texas i Arizonie.
Po Co w1asclWie Miles je-
chal do Santiago, niewiadomo:
faktem jest, re awyciezcs tam
jest Shafter, uznajs to W Wa
shingtonie.
A dla Hiszpan6w tenn PREY.
krzejszs rzeczs bsdzie dowie.
dziee sic, ze arystokratycznych
ich dow6dzc6w bija ma lsdzie
ME - "kramarze ameryka1-
scy", tylko jeden farmer i je-
den subjekt sklepowy, ma cze'
le wojsk maso wycwiczonych,
po czesci ochotniczych. -. D.
pokorzenie to ogromne!
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lem jej dowoz. Por. Mlley
dowiedzia} sic o tenn cd komi.
sarza angielskiego. Bede czssto
telegrafowal W miare postspo-
wanna uklad6w.-Shafter."
POP SANTIAGO, IA Lipca
popoludniu, via Playa del
Este. - Po spotkaniu SIG 2
gen. Toralem, zamianowal
Shafter komisarzami gen.
Wheelera, Lawtona i kap.
Mileya, podczas gdy Toral
komisarzami zamianowa1 kon-
sula brytyjskiego Roberta Ma
soma, gen. Tolona swego szefa
sztabu. Obecnie odbywajs sic
narady.
WASHINGTON, Is Lipca. -
Prezydent spodzlewa SIG, re
wkr6tce nastapi pok6i. Po.
wiedzia1 to swym ministrom i
W ostatniej swej proklamacyi
zaznaczyl to nadzieje. Jedna.
kowoz uklady o warunki po-
koju zapewne dauzej sic po'
cisgns. Me uwzgledni sic
zadnych propozycyj Hiszpanii,
iezeli do Mich ME bedzie male.
zalo zrzeczenie sic Porto Rico.
Przygotowania do zdobycia
wyspy przyspieszajs sic, a wy
prawy Watsona do Hiszpanii
ME zrzeczouo sic, ami ME odlo.
zono, przeciwnie, zostanie ona
przyspieszons.
Department pahstwa W
biuletynie oznajmia, ze admi-
ral Dewey oddaje wielkie
pochwaly Chi6czykom pe1nia.
Gym sluzbe ma okrstach anne.
ryka1skich i proponuje, by W
nagrode "a to nadac i'm oby.
watelstwo ameryka1skie.
s1BoNEY, logo Lipca. w
cisgu ostatnich "a godzin "a.
chorowalo tylko % osob ma
a6lts febre i trzy tylko umar-
ly. Zarssa ME poiawia SIG W
groznej formie.
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Rome WiadOmOSci
telegrafczne.

= Ekspedycya gen. Otisa
do Filipin wyruszyla wczoraj
re San Francisco.
= q obozu W Chickamauga
wyjechal gen. Brooks do Wa:
shingtouu, aby pokofczyc
przygotowania do wyprawy
do Porto Rico.
Il Camp Alger wyjecha}
major Thomas 0. sommers z
25 ludzmi z pulku 2 Tennessee
do Kuby, by obiat " Santa
go opieke uad szpitalem a6ltej
febry. Major sommers jest
doswiadczonym pod tym
wzgledem: W epidemii 1873
70 r. uratowal 1900 pscyen-
tow.
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Taugerem W przyszlym tygo'
dniu przestanie kursowac.

MADRYT, 15go Lipca. -
Sagasta oswiadcza, 2e Rad
wcale sic ME misszal do ukla-
dow W sprawie poddania San.
tiago de Cuba. Poddanie mia
sta lub prowincyi jest spraws
tyczscs sic gen. Torala, i on
"a to musi bye odpowiedzial.
nym. Uwiadomil on Rad tyl.
ko, ae garnizon kapitulowaa.
MADRYT, logo Lipca. -
Minister wojny, gen. Correa,
W rozmowie oswiadczy1, re
wedle jego zdania pok6j moze
bye zawarty ma warunkach
nastspujscych: Stany Zjedno.
czone i Hiszpania majs przy-
STAG ma to, By Ku6otcsycy
gSosoa0amiens rosshsygmeh,
cgyI 5ycgq sobie mice aaieso:
ze5moSc, csy tel automomiQ pod
opiskq Hisapamii CD Oba
rzady maja sic zobowiazac
uznac rezultat g}osowania.
Jeaeli Kubafczycy oswiadcza
sic "a niezaleznoscia, to Stany
Ziedn. powiuny dat Hiszpanii
9 ,miesiecy czasu do cofniscia
swych wojsk Kuby stopnio.
wo i z godnoscis (!!) Naleay
sic to 2o}nierzom, kt6rzy wal
csyli, jak bohaterzy. Porto
.Rico, = dodal minister - sG
kaSdq cene samsymac poeoim.
mismy CD, aaeby zawsse bye
poblizu Kuby, kt6ra Amery.
kanie z czasem mogliby nam
wydrzet CD i aseby latwiej
porozumiewat sic z rzeczami.
ptospolitemi po2udniowoame.
ryka6skiemi, kt6re coraz to
wiecej sympatysujs z Hiszpa.
MIA y
Go do Filipin nareszcie"
- ko1czy3 minister, ito to
calkiem ma pewno zatrsymamy,
chociaaby nawet Amerykanom
| udaao sic obaadsie ManilS
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gen. adjutanta W Washingto:
ME. - Poslalem panu wczoraj
kilka depesz W sprawie pod
dania sic miasta i gen. Miles
uczyni} to samo. Gen. Toral
wczoraj stanowczo oswiadczyl
swa gotowosc poddac wszyst.
kie swe wojska stojsce pod je-
60 komends we wschodniej
czesci Kuby, pod warunkiem,
by Stany Zjedn. odes1aly je do
Hiszpanii; oswiadczy1, ae ma
upowaznienie cd gen. Blanco
do postapienia takiego j re ju'
trzejsze poddanie sic bsdzie
tylko formalnoscia. Jako ko'
misarzy do opracowania szcze.
g6l6w po stronie ameryka1.
skiej zamianowano: Wheelera,
Lawtona i Mileya. Natych.
Mast rozpoczely sic narady i
trwa}y wczoraj do godziny 10
Wieczorem.
,Komisarze moi ssdza, ze
dis sic wszystko zalatwi. Dzis
rano zebrali sic znowu o pol
do 10. W miescie jest oko2o
1900 wojska, i tylea W oko-
licy, tax, re razem trzeba be.
die wysla6 $4,000 aolnierzy.
Gen. Miles byl obecny i po.
wiedzial, re poddanie sic jest
najzupelniejsze i stanowcze.
Niepodobna, aby ME przyszio
do zako1czenia uklad6w. Mia
stu grozi brak wody. Odcia-
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z Watykanu donoszs, ze
Ojciec swiety ma sic bardzo
dobrze i falszywemi 50 poglo.
ski, jakoby byl chory.
Do Victoria, B, c., przy.
byl parowiec Cottage City z
Alaski, i przywi6zi kilku po.
szukiwaczy zlota, kt6rzy mieli
przy sobie pyl zloty j weksle
wartosci miliona dolar6w.
= Do Portsmouth, N. H.,
przybyl krazownik Harvard i
przywi6z1 1908 jedc6w hisz-
pafskich. Okolo polowa tych.
2e jest chorych lub rannych.
W Omaha, Neb., straj.
kuje $500 robotnik6w " RE
zalniach.
- Ze Springfeldu donoszs,
se nieporozumienia miedzy
g6rnikami, a w1ascicielami ko.
pain, maja bye zalatwioue po.
1ubownie. Okolo 5000 g6rni'
k6w strajkuje.
w Buffalo, N. Y, W ia.
bryce krochmalu Niagara,
wydarzy}a sic straszna eksplo-
zya. 6 ludzi zostalo zabitych,
a 26 pokaleczonycb. W obre'
bic 1000 stop prawie kasdy
dom uszkodzony.
Cesarz niemiecki zloayl
1000 marek do funduszu
"Czerwonego Krzyza".
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Telegran1y.

WASHINGTON, II Lipca. -
Komisarze zamianowani do u
1ozenia szczeg6l6w poddania
miasta Santiago, wczoraj VIE
czorem naradzali sic do p6znej
godziny i dis rano znowu ze'
brali sic ma narade. Zdaje sic,
re przyjdzie dzisiaj do porozu'
mienia.
WASHINGTON, 16 Lipca. -
Po dlugiej naradzie prezy.
dentem, kt6ra zako6czy1a sic
dopiero p6zno W nocy, ma
kt6rej by3o trzech czlonk6w
gabinetu, powiedzial minister
wojny Alger: "Poaozenie jest
nastepujsce: Hiszpanie W San
tiago gotowi So podda6 sic, ale
chcs zabrae bro1 re soba. Po.
stanowilismy ME zrobit AMI
tego, ami zadnego innego u.
stepstwa, jak tylko,ze ich ode.
alemy do Hiszpanii." )"
Dopiero oko1o godz. l po
p6lnocy zako1czy}a sic narada
W Bialym Domu. Ostatecznle
postanowiono ME zwlekac d1u.
zej uchwalono, CO nastspuje:
Albo nastapi poddanie sic ma
tychmiastowe na warunkach pO.
stawionych przez Rad zwiazko.
wy, albo rozpoeznie sic bombar.
d0wanie miasta Ze strOny ladu l
mora.
w obec ostatniej depeszy
Shaftera ME zachodzi Ottawa,
by uklady o poddanie miasta
spe.ziy ma niczem. Gen. Toral
poczstkowo wymagal, by jego
zo1nierzom dozwolono zabrac
bro6 do Hiszpanii. Gen. Shat
ter ME chcia} ma to przystac.
Toral potem zmodyfkowa3 swe
aadanie W ten spos6b, IL pro-
ail, by bro1 odebrans jego zol:
nierzom, poslano wraz mimi
do Hiszpanii. Jak widac z de.
pesz powyzszych, Rad zwiaz.
kowy ma to ME przystaje.
WASHINGTON, Is Lipca. -
Cd generala Shaftera nadesz}a
Masterpieces depesza, kt6rs tu
agloszono:
81 kwatery W SANTIAGO,
via PLAYA, Is Lipca. - Do
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ST. THOMAS, duhskie Indye
Zachodnie, Is Lipca. = Ze
San Juan de Porto Rico mad.
chodzs wiadomodci, re W mie.
scie owen wielki panuje po.
ploch. Mieszkahcy oczekuja
jua daisiaj napasci Ameryka-
now i chronia sic do wnetrza
wyspy. Opowiadajs, ze tax
sr6dmiescie, jak i przedmiescie
zupe}nie prawie So opustoszale.
LoNDYN, logo Lipca. =
Specyalna depesza z Barcelo.
ny W Hiszpanii donosi, ze pa
nuje tam ogromna panika.
Mieszka6cy ssdzs, ze Amery-
kanie przedewszystkiem bonn
bardowat beds Barcelona
malo obwarowans. Banki
tamtejsze got6wks swojs wy.
sylaja do wnetrza kraju, ku'
pcy posylajs swe towary 90
miejsc bezpiecznych, a mie.
szka6cy opuszczaja miasto.
Gubernator Barcelony uwia-
domil mieszka6c6w, ze cd
rzsdu ME mogs sic spodziewat
pomocy.
CAD1z, 15 Lipca. - Panuje
tu ogromne zaniepokojenie z
powodu oczekiwanego przyby.
cia eskadry Watsona. Wielu
mieszka6c6w opuszcza miasto.
Hiszpa6ski parowiec pocztowy
kursujscy miedzy Cadiz a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-16

RaYM, Is Lipca. - Pewna
tutejsza gazeta twierdzi, ze
skoroby przyszlo do bitwy
miedzy Amerykanami a Hisz'
pania u wybrzezy Hiszpanii,
w}oskie kraaowniki Dogali i
Piemonte zostana wyslane do
Gibraltaru.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 15 Lipca.
- Pisc kompanij wojsk ~.
bezpieczonych pred Zebra"
przybylo do barak6w jeffer-
sodskich. Try prsybyiy z
Little Rock, Ark, a dwie z
Columbia, Mo. Razem W obo-
zie jest 9 kompanij i brakuje
jua trzech tylko.
POP SANTIAGO, Is Lipca. -
Skoro nastapi formalne pod
DAME sic miasta, jedc6w hisz.
pa1skich zaopatrywac sig be.
die W zywnost az do chwili,
gdy wsisds ma okrsty. Bardzo
scisle takze przestrzegac sic
bedzie, azeby Kubahczycy ME
plsdrowali W miescie, do cze.
60 ogromna okazuja sklon.
nose.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-16

kt6ra jednakowoz nied}ugo
pozostanie W ich posiadaniu.
Urzsdowe depesze donoszs, ae
powsta6cy i Amerykanie ME
zawsze sic zgadzajs, co dla Hi
szpanii musi bye korzystne".
MADRYr, logo Lipca. -
Rozporzsdzenie gen. kapitana
Madrytu, kt6re tu poprzybija-
no ma murach, oznajmia, il W
" obec panowania stanu wo'
jennego j poniewaz ogioszono
dekreta znoszsce W caiem kr6-
lestwie prawa zagwarantowa.
ne, przeto ME wolno odbywac
zgromadze6 bez poprzedniego
zezwolenia wlsdz wojskowych.
Me wolno take wydawac
illustracyj lub druk6w bez po.
zwolenia. w ko6cu wymienio-
ne So kary "a przekroczenie
tych rozporzadzeh.
PARYz, 15 Lipca. - ,,Le
Temps" wyrasa sic dis popo-
ludniu: ,Godzina rozpoczecia
uklad6w o pok6j wybi1a z
chwils upadku Santiago,
zwlaszcza, ae pojawienie sic
z6'tej febry nakaoni Ameryka'
now do postawienia warun.
k6w lagodnych." = Tas gaze.
ia otrzYmuje Madrytu depe'
sze donoszaca, ze karlisci W
p6}nocnej Hiszpani gotuja sic
do powstauia.