Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-13

shire, where they VIII De kept unti exchanged or until the close of the
 war.
 Camarra's feet has passed through
 the Suez canal. It seems to be heac'
 ing straight to its doom.
 Cervera says that he was ordered
 out of Santiago by Blanco, who re-
 ceiyed his orders from Madrid.
 General Linares and Admiral
 Cervera were both wounded in the
 recent engagements at Santiago.
 The little improvised topedo boat chaser, Corsair, defeated two oG the crack Spanish torpedo boats, the
 Furor and Fulton.
 Recent advices, from both Wash ington and Madrid, state that nc peace negotiations have been com menced. D
 A movement is oD foot in PheniX 
 10 erect a monument in that city in honor of the late Captain W. O. O'Neill.
 k Foreigners may feel surprised at displays of American bravery, but no American does. The American is brave because he was born that way.
 The democratic party has many leaders-all leading in different di- rections but no real leader, either in or out of Congress.
 The official report of the Ameri- can loss at Santiago July l and 2 is given at 22 officers and POS enlissed men killed, v enlisted men missing, sl officers and 1.203 enlisted men wounded.
 The conditions upon which Gen eral Linares offered to surrender Santiago were that his army might be permitted to retreat unmolested across tue island.
 General Draper the American ambassador to Italy who has just arrived at home on leave says that Italy is more friendly to the United States than any other European power except England.
 The senate adopted the Hawaiian resolution on Wednes- day by a vote of 42 to 2l. The ac- ton has to be confirmed by the Hawaiian legislature which will be speedily done.
 Spain is still obstinate and refuses to yield. The only thing left to be done is to keep pounding her on tue back.
 Those who were certain that President Mckinley was making a muddle of conducting the war, a short time ago, are keeping bscom- ingly quiet just now.
 The war correspondent at Wash ington who busies himself making guesses about the policy of the ad- makes a hit about as often as Spanish gunner can hit an American war ship-once in a thousand times.
 The Spanish prisoners captured from Cervera's fleet have arrived at Portsmouth, N. H. on the St. Paul. The enlisted men will be kept there while the officers will be sent to the Naval accademY reserva- ion.
 A Madrid telegram says there is great rejoicing over the glorious action of the Spanish land and sea iorces at Santiago, which proves Spain's manhood to the world.
 Dr. Mary Walker was ejected from he Senate gallery, brooches and all, ior having committed breaches against the rules governing specta- ,ors.
 A telegram from Madrid says that he general public of the Spanish capital believes that Admiral Ger 7era and his squadron has escaped rom Santiago de Cuba. So they lid. but they did not escape de- at the hands of the Ameri- an fleet.
 The first Manila expedition having Irrived at its destination safely. es- 'aping the deadly typhooEs and 'ther sources of dangers which had in waiting for it, this alter class of calamity predicters re now foretelliDg dire disaster to he Brutus and her tow, the monitor Monterey.
 That fact should not be over Ooked that the fiscal year just 1 losed, was enc of the most pros 'erous the country ever had, nor redit for the prosperity be with cid from the republican admins ration and Congress, which made it 
 There was no truth in the Euro can rumor that this government ad protested against the use of the uez canal by Spanish war ships his government would not protest gainst anything that would be kelly to put Spaln's war ships in sach of ours. As fast as we can ct at them, We can destroy or cap Ire them.
 Cuban soldiers, concealed in the rush, fired on the sailors of the panish war ships as they were ashore last Sunday. 'hile such action was most repre- they had great provocation that has been the way the Span b treated them. When Spain begs for peace, as le must sooner or later do. it will s