New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

THE wAR.-A private dispatch received ny
the President and Secretary Alger ahhouhCeu
that the battle at Santiago was resumed yes
terday morning and lasted all DAY, no result
was given, but losses were said 10 be heaVy'
Secretary Long said that commodore
Watsons fleet would sail for Spain WITHIN II rev
DAYS regardless of the movements or Admlral
Camara's ships - Arrangements were MADE
by Washington officials for the care of the
wounded in the fighting at Santiago; = Inc
start of the LIST Army Corps under Generai
Brooke, from Chickamauga for Cuba was SAID
to be contingent upon the news from Santiago
- Plans were prepared for shipping more
men in transports from Newport News es
promptly as possible - Preparations have
been made for the care Of wounded at Key
West. where convent has been turned into
hospital. - Pando's troops which started
TO the aid Of Santiago. are reported to have
been called back 10 Manzanillo.
FOREIGN-One of The results OF the recent
elections in Ger many will be more persistent
demands from the Centriss for the passage Of
their special measures. -= The twenty-second
round Of the Vienna Chess Tournament was
PLAYED. - a severe shock OF earthquake was
experienced in Dalmatia.
CONGRESS-Senate: Mr.. Pettigrew spoke
against annexation of Hawaii; no agreement
for a vote was reached and a session Will be
held on the Fourth of July. - The House
not in session.
DOMESTIC.-The conference committee Of
Congress restored the appropriation for the pro-
posed Canadian Commission TO the General De
1ciency bill. - An order was issued for the
IL.
land senior officer Of the Navy. === No news
papers are being published in Chicago. owing to
the strike Of the stereotypers. - syndi-
cate has secured possession of the trolley ines
between Baltimore and Washington. - An
express car was blown up with dynamite ana
robbed near Stanton. Tex - An unknown
bark was sunk in collision with the BRUSH
steamer Endsleigh. off Cape Sable. - cana
dian troops will take part in the Fourth OF july
celebration at Burlington. VI. -- Contracts
have been filed by which the lawyers engaged
by Senator Fairs daughters i'll the htgaton
over his estate will get enormous fees
A Judgment for S1,317, 400 10 was rendered
against the Pullman Palace Car Company IN
PHILADELPHIA An unprecedented hummer
Of people went TO the Catskills for the holiday
= PENNSYLVANIA was the winner In the va
eity race at Saratoga and Cornell in the fresh-
man contest
CITY.-Captan Stoddard and his !ist Regi
y,ent recruits took possession Of the list Kegl-
ment Armory in spite Of Colonel frahcls
lockout - The rush for the new war feNe-
nue. stamps continued at Collector Treat : OF
fce - Lieutenant Peary ship the VIM
ward started for her far North journey -
The Army hospital ship Refer sailed Tor SAN
tiago - The new Speedway along the mar
lem River was thrown open by PARK 'ohiihlS-
sjoner Clausen. - The Yale bascbaH team
defeated the Harvard team in an eXcltlng game
at the Polo Grounds. - winners al HntePs-
head Bay: lambert. Whiplash. Dutch skater
Effervescent, ogden and Trayout
THE R.-In6ications for today:
Fair and warmer The temperature yesterday
Highest 93 degrees: lowest. ~; average Nt74'