Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-07-28
LATER NEWS.

proclamation In Havana announcing
the capitulation of Santiago.
News received by the steamer Aiki
says the town OF Skagway is still under
martial law, and all saloons are closed.
| General Garcia has left Santiago, bu.
Notwithstanding his grievance, the Gu
banileadcr will holp rs conquer Holguin
and Manzanillo.
i Senior do Castro, Of the Porto Rican
junta, says his junta favora American
annexation Of Porto Rico, and pledges
the support Of bis people TO that end.
General Wood, the leader Of the
rough riders. has been appointed mill
itafy governor OF tho city and province
Of Santiago. He succeeds General Nc
/ Ribben.
Tho Spanish minister oi public i'm
struction, Senior Gamazato, Is author
ity for the statement that peace hon.
orable 10 the Spanish army Will shortly
be concluded.
Lieutenant Hobson, the hero Of San
tiago, has returned 10 Washington to
report to the navy department regard.
Ing the necessity for prompt action in
tho work Of raising Ceryera's ships.
Nine hundred men embarked on the
steamer Rio Janeiro from San Francis.
90, bound for tho Philippines Saturday.
A continuous ovation was rendered the
men as they marched through the streets
OF San francisco. The departure OF
two more transports Is expected to COM
pletc the present movement OF troops
to Manila.
American trade with Porto Rico 10
the aubjoct Of a bulletin Just issued by
order Of the secretary OF agriculture.
A shrinkagc ls shown In the transac-
tions during the past fiscal year. being
smaller than those OF any preceding
year aince the civil war except 1896.
The falling on 10 the trade Is mostly
In our imports from the islanda
Several London people prominently
identified with the Central Pacific are
arranging TO visit this country within a
few weeks. In consequence Of the re-.
cent action Of congress In creating
commission 10 confer with tho com.
pany's representatives and jointly pre-
pare plan for settling the roads debt
TO the government OF SOC. 0.00o, 900.
A dictatorship has been proclaimed
at the Philippines. Aguinaldo an
ncunced himself 10 authority and pro-
claimed martial law In the islands.
General Anderson telegraphs that the
natives expect independence. The
insurgents have begun attacks on Pom
do. Santameso and Malata, and are get
ting their artillery into action. The
spaniards were driven from trenches at
Malata and the positions occupied by
the insurgents.
The Ceruti claim, which threatened
to cause trouble between Italy and Co
i0mbia, has been paid.
Camp Merritt. In San Francisco, will
soon be deserted. the remaining troops |
taking quarters in the Preside.
Tho United States domestic postal |
service will be extended to the Ha-
waiian islands as coon as the fiag ID |
raised there
General Garcia says he will no
longer cooperate with Shafter at San.
tiago. He claims he has been mis-
treated by the Americans, and will |
withdraw his forces 10 the bills.
The British steamer Newfoundland.
loaded with food supplies. was captured
by the Mayfiower, Tuesday, off Glen
tuegcs. into which harbor she was
heading.
A Norwegian captain who has
reached New York. Gays the Havana
blockade is not effective and supplies
are reaching that city through Bataba.
no from Yucatan and being shipped
across the island
A Washington authority says Porto
Rico will DO kept by the United States.
That Is settled. and has been the plan
from the fret. Its possession will go
toward making up the heavy expenses
Of war to the United States.
News has been received from the
Bear relief expedition. The imprison-
cd whalers have been reached and we're
better of than bad been expected.
Most OF the vessels can be saved, and
the me have not suffered seriously,
having existed on fish and wild rein.
deer.
A report comes from Madrid that
Weyler will form new cabinet, In
which General Polaviejas will be min
lister OF war. This combination, IL lie
further asserted, will support the dyn-
asty, repeal tho suspension OF constitu-
lional rights and continue the war to
It's utmost limits
Cubana must toe the mark, and the
captured territory around Santiago will
be governed with firm hand. No
trouble is feared by tho officials at
The discomfort now so
notioeable among the insurgents is OK
pected to wear away when once the mo-
Ives Of the United States are fully ap-
preciated.
The second expedition has reached
Manila. The transport steamer China J
arrived July 10, and tho zealandi, Co !
on and Senator The day following.
American forces now await the coming :
Il Merritt before moving on Manila. &,
Commander OF tho expedition is expect !
d about week hence. Aguinaldo's /.
orcea still surround the capital. News !
4 the destruction OF Cervera's fleet s
auBed CONSERVATION among the Span !
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