Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-13
War NL,ls In BRIEF.

B IL is stated in Madrid that the cam.
paigD luaugurated by some foreign
newspapers Tor peace finds no favor in
that city
1t IL semi.ofIieially announced in
Vienna tlat the government denies alb
solutely that 1t suggested an attempt at
intervention in the present war.
A second dispatch TO Madrid from
Havana confirms the special cable pup
lished that .Atniiral .5ampson's ships
again bombarded Santiago on Friday
The Fifteenth regiment, Pennsylva-
MIA volunteers, broke camp at Mount
Gretna and proceeded to Sheridan's
Point, Va, and Fort Washington, Md.
The government of Paraguay has no.
titled the commander of the Spanish
gunboat Temerarlo that he must disarm
his vessel or leave the port of Asunscion
at once
A dispatch from Paris to London says
there is renewed activity among the
diplomatists in the direction of seeur-
ing peace between Spain and the United
States.
The loading of transports for the sec
ond expedition TO the Philippines is be-
ing pushed forward as rapidly as posi-
will sail before Wednesday.
The Berlin kreutz Zeitung states
positively that several of the powers
have intorohanged opinions in regard TO
the ACCESSIBILITY of mediation between
Spain and the Omitted States
As result of an inspection by Gen.
eral Miles the Third Pennsylvania and
several other crack volunteer commands
nt Tampa have been brigaded and
placed IN "a corps With regulars.
An official dispatch to Madrid from
Havana says II merchantmen have ar
rived off Santiago, and it is believed
they are transports conveying Ameri-
can troops which il is intended to dis.
embark.
The Monterey completed the work of
eoaling at San Diego and sailed west.
ward. 1t is believed in Washington
that she may stop at the Ladrone ISL
ands or the Carolines and seize them
for the United States.
Governor Hastings visited Camp
Thomas ut ChiolSamauga park and re.
viewed the Pennsylvania volunteers
quartered there. He will remain at the
camp until Monday, when he will leave
for Tampa
President Mckinley has determined
TO wage an aggressive war, aud after
the conquest OF Cuba, Porto Rico, the
Philippines and probably the Iadrones
and Caroline islands if peace does not
come big army will be transported TO
Spain,
Advioes from Hongkong give the his.
tory of the revolution i'll the Philippine
islands and of the negotiations between
Aguinaldo, the insurgent leader, and
the American authorities. Agninaldo
says he simply desires reforms for his
people and asks to be treated by the
Americans only rs they will treat Cuba.
The navy department has learned
officially that 500 American marines
have landed at Guantanamo bay. and
that the Stars and Stripes now float
over< Cuba, The marines found the
town in flames, the Spaniards having
reiterated precipitately. The landing
was made under cover of the Oregon.
A cable from Hongkong states that a
battle is raging between the Spaniar1s
and the Insurgents for the possession of
Manila,.and that Aguinaldo, the rebel
chief, demands that the price be re.
moved from his head or he will give no
quarter 10 the Spaniartis. Admiral
Dewey promises 10 prevent a massacre
If the Insurgents are victorious aud cap.
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