The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

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the Journal dated Cavite, July 10. via
Hong Kong. July q. saPs:
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thtoNti out oy SeueIu4 AHueteoN "
form the advance OF the attack IN force.
South Manila Is TO be captured frst,
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4ne A1''yl s.aV s',N ~ 9e'.'' - ~.
ing landed az FtEansue alieSuy liUni
the ships. The Tenth Pennsylvania
volunteers With the rest Of the artillery
win land at Malabon just north OF Ma
MID.
Brigndier General Francis v. Green,
formerly colonel Of the seyenty-fFst
REGIMENT OF New York, is In command
al the advance, General Anderson re-
nlai0lnF IN cavite.
HONG KONG, July 22.-Letters re-
eeiyed here from CaVIte, dated July 10.
diner from The advioes received direct
from Manila. The former say the insur-
Fents have been repulsed near Malato
and that they are now making less
proeress There is also said to be much
dlsssenslon among them, owing 20 al
legged bribery upon the part Of priests,
A1uinnido,s sYysIisd IIoAd.
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TO be sppordlLla'eu 10 'na Oi"'eN s,u's9' ,.,
He does not seem to realize ms l'osl..'n'
as evidenced ~ ms appSih.nsa. Ia
and Sj, n ne formal hosting Of the insurSent
dag.
About 1850 Americans ft also appears,
nom the letters from CRvite, have been
landed haif way between Manila and
Cayite and the United States cruiser
Boston has gone to support them in
case OF an emergency.
MANILA, July 10, via HONG KONG.
July 22-The disqualification OF the
American troops composing the second
expedition is being pushed with the ut
most energy. The Colorado regiment y
already IN the feId near Parajano and
other regiments will be transferred
without any loss OF time from the
transports TO the camp in native boats.
The United States cruiser Boston has
iIes she now occupies position al
most within range OF the guns OF Fort
Maiato, which is only a short distance
from Manila proper.
The brigade commanded by General
Anderson IL still at Cavlte, but his
troopS are ready to move.
Monitor AnxiouaIy Expected.
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Inc 1ttANal Lete VI '1'S O''.'SN
monitor Monterey Is anXlouSly eAPS'e-
cd.
Tho Monterey with the collier Brutus,
Iot, San Francisco for Manila on June
= NJ is bsiiaveS IL have been delayed
=, - ~ ~ y s.jiI,,s, 1,sS again reported from
e., g.. y ~ nciSro on .Iune Z. She arrived
~ rJa1oi,Slr an ,Jnne q and left there
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,-n.a..I,,s. st,iss,,,y, boS inst been re-
to,,OH ,, ~. .t 49,. ~, 5an1r.r1art.
oetySS iESSS,fs o. xnN.e 4,tit, % @secretary Of
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nSrS 1, ,,,,,,,,ns. 4, H,r 4bs qacretarv OF
-. 20 the Y Sdii,tant general Aguinaldo
declares dictatorship and martial law
over all the Islands The people expect
independence ReeOnnnehu Sl''nA PN''
lSAs ..-~--aNNF
, (signed.) ANDERSON.
: Colonel Anderson was the senior army IIL
officer at the Philippines When the ulS-
patch was sent probably several aays
before Its Hong Kong date. Tne re, REL
erence to China ponies means ihat Soi-
onel Anderson desires that kind OF cav
airy animals, -o,,.,
MANILA. July 1s, via HONG hoNIt. I,s,Si,
July 22.-The insurgents are graouauy
getting artillery into action against
Fondo. Santa Meso ana Malate' I1e
fighting IS desultory. The spanaIaS
have been driven from the treliSies i.i'., ~.
strongly entrenche6 near the walls OF
the fort The insurgents have pegnn 70 70
lombard &alhte fort ana h1Ev ,l s,,,.. ss,aeA
the telegraph company's cabie house.
II Is said on semi-oihciHi spanish au-
thority IN Manila that the recent neWs
from Cuba Is "a vile. Englisn iaoElca-
tlon," that in reality the spaniarus naVe
been victorious, that Admiral CaIra, Ca,,
ra's squadron has coaled at Singapore
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