New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
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FRIDAY. JUNE II, 1898
THE NEWS THIS MORNIN0.

r4,v vvAp American ships demolished the
,o+, ana earthworlxs at Caimanera, on Guai'a
name Bay. and sheled the SpahlaIus s a.
fed to the bushes. = MAUI S ~ 800 bas
says that the Spanish Reserve SquauIon T rSo
,eft cadiz Cor an unknown destination - ne
war Department IS hurrylng prepa! a.ioiIo t "a
the invasion Of Porto Rico; the FORCE Is eNpecleO .
m consist OF from 1000 TO ZO,V" iiirr n -,
cenoral Miles is expected to arrive IN w ashiiis
ION TODAY for conference WIN tne ,
and Secretary Alger - General smarter ~
petition ia believed to be wen on i's wy rrI,es is
Guantanamo Bay. where base OF Suppnes
70 he established on ground held by the Amer
can marines - An Interesting eApeiilileIe -.
blowing up hulk by submarine HiiIie t ~,
Mace i'm Hampton Roads. == PRESIDENT Nc
Tlinlav declined the invitation to review the
troops at Camp Thomas on the Fourth OF July;
-. The crews Of the scout SHIPS fale ana
Harvard were discharged and, me men VINO ue-
sire can enlist the places Of the others 70 pe
Allied by volunteers; naval militia may be caIeo
on 10 man the vessels - Inc Uoops a.
Chickamauga expressed 10 enthusiasm over the
prospect of going mo caiHp III n''i'u"' CD ~'
want TO go on 10 Cuba
FOREIGN-The new Nalian Ministry an
nounced it's policy, and asked the Chamber FOR
permission 10 prosecute eight pepusles cUncean1o
in the recent riots - Several Socialist lead
ers are among the candidates elected 10 the
Cr-nan I2eichstag The man who shot
ana wounded Count ArcOvaey. secretary OF
sha German Embassy in London is believed TO
have intended TO harm Colonel John Hay, the
American Ambassador. - AlDanlans nave
burned Christian villages near tne -"0"''"'e''
frontier
CONGREsS-Both branches in session -
Senate. The Hawaiian annexation resolution
was received and referred to the Foreign reia-
lions Committee: debate on the bill TO estaollsn
an International American Bank was continued
- House: Consideration Of the General De-
fciency bill was begun.
DOMESTIC-The amount OF the Behring sea
award $473 l51. was paid by secretary pay
10 Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British Anipa9-
sador -=- President Mckinley and eX-Presl-
dent Harrison are TO be invited to speak IN chi
cagO on July 4. - Four persons were
drowned by the bursting of a dam IN Kansas
- The members of the WOo1workers Union
10 tho number Of sixteen hundred. struck IN
CHICAGO - Three Chicago teachers are going
al the invitation Of the Hawaiian 'oVerH I
10 conduct an institute for three weeks IN f1on0-
lulu
C1Tv The rerlv Of Alexander T. Orr. presi-
dent Of Tho Rap!d Transit Commission. to George
; Gould's last letter regarding the VESTS.
Franchise was made public. - justice ga RAJ
,atso, ~ the Sunreme Court, in BROOKLYN ue-
Cid.l that the old Fest River Bridge Comms-
e'crr~s were Illegally removed by Mayor an
vi, 60 The demand for blanks TO sub
sc-ihe 20 the war loan was even greater yes,el
GOV than on Wednesday. =- Inc new worm
ce~r9or lovd steamer Kaiser Friedrich arrived
- her nier -= The annual report OF the
Granite. oc Commerce made public. -
,...stitueots OF Senator John Raines testihed
far .'',e Press" as 70 his political character at
fho hearing ~ his libel suit against that news
laIer -- The American Asiatic Association
was permanently organized by prominent mer-
chants 10 promote trade interests In the Far
Fast. - The New-York baseball team de-
feated the Philadelphia team. While brooKyn
was defeated by Baltimore. :" winners az
Gravesend Lepida. Semper Ego. Jean b sTat,cs
The Huguenot, Bona Dea, Forget - o'ochs
were strong and dull
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day (;
Fair The temperature yesterday; Highest, ~
degrees; lowest, ca; average 7l1s.