Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19

Manila. T. * said too in Washington
That 10000 additional troops would also
De sert in view of the possibility of trou-
BILE with Aguinaldo-An order was issued
in Washington creating the military de-
pa-tment Of Santiago. Maj.-Cen. Henry
w I.awtOn TO he in command.-Final
peace terms were cabled 10 Madrid. the
American protocol first being approved
by Ambassador Cambon who stated that
in his belief Spain Will accept the imposed
conditions.
Thursday. August IL.
Announced from Madrid that the Span
fish ministry decided TO wire Instructions
to NJ Canbon to sign the protocol pre-
pared at WaShington.-Armyo officials have
decided to break up four old army corps
camps and the troops 10 he moved to new
ones at once.-Gen. H.W.Lawton has been
appointed military governor OF the prov
5nce OF SantiasO.-Two men OF Gen.
Schwan's command are killed in skirm-
fish rear MaXagueZ. or the west coast OF
Puerto Ieico.-Capt- Goodrich l. now on
his way from Guantanamo with an eNpe-
dition to seize the Isle Of Pines.
The protocol. as has been explained.
TeiteFates the terms Of peace laid down
by President Mckinley in his first note
to Spain. Anything which may have been
added has been in the nature OF an am
plificatiOn 10 make his terms more spe-
cifc. He has accepted none of the span
jsh propositions. Following are his terms:
l. Spain 10 relinquish all claims of SOW
ereignty over title 10 Cuba and 10 i'm
mediately eVacuate the island.
2. Spain to cede 20 the United States the
Island of Porto Rico and all the other
islands under Spanish sovereignty in the
West Indies and 10 Immediately evacuate
them
3. Spain to cede 10 the United States an
island Guam in the Ladrones.
4 The T-uffed States IN uccunV md bOl,l
the city. bay and harbor OF Manila pend
ing the conclusion of a treaty of peace
which shall determine the control dispo-
eition and government of the Philippines.
s. Spain having accepted these cond-
lions in their entirety commissioners will
be named by the United States TO meet
commissioners on the part of Spain for
the purpose of concluding a treaty of
peace which shall determine the fate of
the Philippines
Friday August IL.
The formal act of signing the peace
protocol was performed at Washington
yesterday. Secretary of State Days name
was affixed IN behalf of the United States
and that Of NJ Cambon, French Ambas-
sador. for Spain.-Following the signing
of the peace protocol President Mckinley
ISSUED proclamation suspendinS hostin-
ties. Orde"s were cabled to the military
and naval ommanders.-Admiral Samp-
son was ordered to proceed with his larg-
est warships 10 TompkinsVilIe. y. Y. at
once. Commodore Remey and the block
aiding squadron at Havana were ordered
to Key West.-FOur more members of the
First IlliuOi<-J. p Lindberg. Robert Bot
tier, John Brackner and Charles Schnei-
der died a Santiago on the nth inst
President McKinley's Peace Proclama-
tion:-By the President OF the United
States o. America: A Proclamation
Whereas. BY a protocol concluded ana
signed August y, 1slS. by William X.
Day, Secretary OF State of the United
States. and His Exccllency Jules Cam
bon, Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the Republic of France
at Washington. respectively. representing
for this purpose the government of the
United States and the government OF
Spain the United States and Spain have
formally agreed upon the terms on which
negotiations FOR the establishment of