The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-15
NEWS SUMMARY.

The newspapers throughout Europe I
are urging Spain to sue for peace.
Government officials believe the sur.
render Of Santiago will end the war
II is generally recognized that scuor
sngAsta's Cabinet will shortly be super. |
ccdcd.
General Miles Is en- route 10 santiago |
20 take command Of tho besieging
forces.
The Spanish at Santiago used brass.
tipped bullets, which made an ugly
wound.
Captain Lazagn, commander OF the
"lnfanta Maria Teresa, has committed
suicide.
sagasta has asked the queen to form
new cabinet, to be composed OF mill.
tary men.
General Pnndo was wounded In n
brush with Garcia before he entered
Santiago.
Admiral villamil, who was in com.
mand Of the Spanish torpedo boat
squadron at santiago Is dead.
Admiral Camara's feet was greatly
affected upon receiving news Of the de-
struction Of Corvcra's squadron.
The United states guuboat Bcnnlng-
ton will proccde 10 the Ladronc islands
and may remain there to hold them.
The Cubans, by Rcnr-Admirnl samp-
sons orders, have buried the bodies of
over 100 spaniards which were washed
ashore.
Captain Sampson believes the Cristo-
Dol Colon mny be saved for the United
States navy. The other vessels are
absolute wrecks
The official report OF the naval battle
at Santiago has been received. II Is
very bulky and some time will be re-
quircd TO digest II.
A dispatch from Santiago de Cuba
says 40 Of the sailors who belonged to
Admiral Ccrvora's squadron have reach
cd santiago dc Cuba.
Mrs. Paul Dcngler Of Clinton, Iowa,
while insane, drowned her two children
and herself In rain barrel. The child.
rcn were and years old.
John Carson and James Page, car
pcnters, fell sixty feet from n scahold
at the East Side High school, Colum.
bus, resulting In the death Of both.
The big French war ship D'Estainge
has arrived at Havana with the French
admiral on board. The French authorl-
ties will also send a war ship TO Santi'
ago.
Lieutenant Pcary has arrived At
Sydney, C. H., on his way 10 the Arctic
regions. lie says he Is confident that
he will reach the north pole this time,
but no may consume four years In do
Ing II.
The Hon. Albert Liaber, OF Indian
apollo, has issued an appeal TO tho
Gcrman.Am1. icans OF the United States
TO present the government with a
modern up-to-date naval vessel, TO DO
named the Teutonio.
The government OF Spain will de-
vote itself solely TO the defense Of the
Spanish coast, says a cabinet minister,
aud II negotiations for peace must be
opened, they will have TO be conducted
by another government
The California Red Cross society has
selected DR.. II. j. Hart OF Tempe, Ariz.
M it, frst surgeon for Manila. Alto
gethor n corps Of eight nurses and doc
tors will soon be supported at Manila
by the Red Cross OF California.
Ex-senator Donald Cameron, who IL
now In London, has cabled TO Secre'
tHry Long Offering tho government
the free use, for hospital purposes, OF
his magnificent estate In ST. Helena
Island, opposite Port Royal, 5. Q.
The Chilean senate has passed the
bill empowering the president for q
period OF six months 10 issue treasury
bills for seO,OOO,OO0 bearing interest
payable In gold, at a rate OF not OK
eeeding per cent.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Lon
don News snys that Prince Louise Ma.
poleon Bonapnrte, who is u colonel In
the Russian army, Is about TO be be
trothed 20 the Russian Grand Duchess
Helen, daughter OF Grand Duke Val
dimir and cousin OF Emperor Mich
olns.
A Belgian expedition OF 300 mer
under Lieutenant Dubois has been sur
prised by cengoleze rebels, who killed
thlrty-one men OF the expedition ant
captured a quantity Of rides and car
tridRes. Lieutenant Dubois was after
wards deserted by his men and killed
Miss Fannie Davenport, the we'll
known actrefs, who has been seriously
IN for some time at her summer hom'
in Duxbury, Mass, is very low ant
much anxiety is entertained. Mis-
Davenport Is suffering from nervoui