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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
Recommended.

Washington, Nov. 11.-Commissioner grafton bureau in his annual report to the secretary of the treasury gives the total number of immigrants who ar rived in the United Statls during the last fiscal year as 229,299, a decrease as compared with the fiscal year 1897, of 1,5S3. Of the whole number 135,775 were males and 93,524 females, 1O,737 came into the United States through Canada During the year 3,O3O were de- barred and of this number there were twelve insane, one idiot, 2,061 paupers or persons likely to become a public charge, 25S diseased persons, two con- victs, 79 assisted immigrants and AT contract laborers; 199 were returned within one year after landing. The total amount of money shown by inn migrants during the year was $3.952, ,037, but the actual amount brought over was probably greatly in excess of this amount
 The total arrivals of male immigrants during the present fiscal year are slightly in excess of those fo the year Eext before it and it is fair to assume, the report states, represent a more de- sirable class, since those from Euro pean countries show an increase of 20,- 213 while those from other sources, principally Aslatic, exhibit a decrease of 2062. It appears again that, al though there has been a diminution in the total immigration yet in respect of their means of immediate self-Support the arrivals for the present year are more desirable, for they exhibited to the examining officials $3S52077. an amount in excess of that shown in the fiscal year ended June 30 1S97 of $310,- S3e
 The commissioner suggests an amend ment to the laws excepting immigrants shown to be afflicted with loathsome or dangerous contagious disease from the right of hearing before the board of inquiry He recommends that the head tax be increased from $1 to $2 ''so as to furnish" he says, "a fund sufti- cient to enlarge the bureaus operations to their full capacity for usefulness in protecting American citizens from dis ease. taxpayers from the imposition of unjust burdens, the hospitals, charlta- ble and penal institutions from an in- flux of aliens, native producers from unjust competition and the social and political institutions of the country from demoralization by the corrupt cit izens of other countries" It is also recommended that the act which pro hibits the expenditure of a greater sum for immigration purposes at any port than shall have been collected at that port be repealed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
THE NATIONAL ". c. T. U.
Convention Opens in St. PauI-Tribute
 to Francis WilInrd,s Memory.

St. Paul, Nov. 1.-The National w.. c. T. U. convention began here to-day. The opening session was devoted to the appointment of committees and to the annual memorial services for deceased members. The convention was called to order by Mrs. Stevenson, acting pres ident, whose opening remarks were an eloquent tribute to the deceased leader, Miss Frances Willard. Some fifty of the original Crusaders of 1S73-4 were in- vited to the platform while the conven- tion sang the Crusaders hymn. Mrs. Anna Clark of Ohio led in prayer and roll call followed. The chair was in structed to appoint a credentials com mittee. The formal memorial service was then held. The opening memorial address was delivered by Mrs. Cornelia B. Forbes of Connecticut. She was followed by Mrs. Narcissa White Kenny of Oregon, Mrs. Margaret Ellis of New Jersey, Mrs. Mary A. Durham of Iowa, Mrs. Lucy B. Thurman, colored, of Michigan, Miss Helen Bullock of New York. Mrs Matilda Cross of Illinois and others. Miss Willard was the one to whom all thoughts and words tended, the memorial addresses for others going over temporarily.
 The report of the corresponding sec retary, Katherine l.. Stevenson, con- tained the following: "The Temple has, in one or another form been the chief object of work at pational headquar- ters during the year and must continue such even though it be to the detriment of our other lines of work, until some adequate solution of the problem shall be reached. Work for the soldiers has formed most important work of this years record, nearly every state hav- ing taken up that department. The honor roll has not proved itself so great an incentive for securing new members as we hoped. Many have worked he roically. but on the whole the gains have not been what we expected. It will therefore be discontiued after this year and we hope some more successful plan may be adopted
 The annual report of the treasurer, Helen M. Barker showed receipts of $24,297 and expenditures of $23,207, the balance on hand being $1,0S9.
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AnaIo-American Commission,

Washington, Nov. 1.-The Anglo American commission held brief ses- sion to-day and then adjourned until next Tuesday. Sir Louis Davies, min ister of marine and fisheries in the Ca nadian cabinet, arrived during the morning and took part in the meeting The only announcement made at to- days session was that substantial progress was being made and that the most cordial feeling characterized the discussions. Lord Herschel went to New York tonight, where he will be the guest of the chamber of commerce at it's coming meeting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
c. |. TONNE DEFE4TED.
Silverite Not Reelected to Congress-
 Page Morris Elected.

St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 11.-There seems no doubt that Page Morris has defeated C. A. Towne for congress in the Sixth district by a safe though small majority. Cass county has been claimed for Towne, but dispatch from there this afternoon says the vote of that county is Morris 765, Towne 399. A Duluth dispatch announces that the democratic congressional committee has conceded Morris election.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
DIED OF fl JOY,
4 Mother Whose Son Returned Home
 unexnectcdlY on 9 Eurlough.

Lansing, Mich, Nov. 11.-Private Robert T. Holburn of Co. F, 31st Mich igan volunteers, came home to-day on d furlough, unannounced, thinking to give his mother a happy surprise. When he rang the doorbell of his mothers S residence it was answered by her in person. She was so overcome at seeing him that she sank to the floor and in a moment was dead. She was off1icted with a weak heart.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
estern Bank Robbers.

Macon, Mo-, Nov. 1.-The Kirksville bank has been entered by burglars and robbed of $14,O00 in government bonds belonging to Samuel Reed, president. and something in the neighborhood of S28, ,0OO in gold and greenbacks. Two or three thousand dollars in silver was left, evidently being too heavy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
Foreign Missionaries Meet.

Manchester, N. H., Nov 1.-The convention of foreign missionaries op- ened in this city tonight. Representa- tives from religious fields in Africa. Central Brazil and South America were in attendance. Mrs. Reginald Young. from Brazil, was the only speaker to- night.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
Robert McGregor, 2,I7 I-a, Drops Dead

Toledo, O., Nov. 1.-The stallion Robert McGregor 2:171S, the Monarch of the Home Stretch" dropped dead to- day at the Ketchen farm near this city, aged twenty-seven. He was the champion sire of 2:15 trotters, having sixteen to his credit among them the trotter Cereseus, 2O9&. He was also the sire of eighty in the 2:90 list.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
THE PHILIPPINE QUESTION
SP1INISH GOVERNMENT MAY YET
 CAUSE TROUBLE.

Madrid Newspapers Assert That In-
 structions Have Been Sent to Commis-
 sioners at Paris Not to Yield on Ques-
 ton of Spanish Sovereignty over
 ArchipeIago-PubI Statement of n
 spnniard High in spain's Financial
 and Commercial World.
 Madrid, Nov. 1.-The newspapers as- sert that the government of Spain is sending instructions to its commission CTS at Paris not to yield on the question of Spanish sovereignty over the Philip pine Islands, which is asserted to be en- tirely outside of the protocol, and the commissioners are therefore not au- thorized to discuss it. The Spanish government will declare that it has not been authorized by the cortes to nego- tiate the cession of the Philippine Is- lands. The Liberal advises the Span- iSh peace commissioners to leave Paris after lodging a protest against the de- mands of the Americans. The spanish newspapers are angry at the Marquis of Salisbury, whose speech at the Guild hall banquet on Wednesday night they declare to have been merely gloriti- cation of brute strength and denial of the rights of the weaker"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
EMPEROR WILLTAM AND SPAIN Kaiser Will Not Land at Cadiz-TO Re-
 mnin on Imperial Yacht.

Berlin, Nov. 1.-The foreign office disposed of the various deductions drawn from the emperor's proposed call at the port of Cadiz by saying that his majesty will not land but will re- main on board the imperial yacht and thus on German soil.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
FOR ANDREw oAnNAe1E,s ARREs,
An Order Issued by Justice Lawrence in
 NexY Xnrlx

An Order Issued by Justice Lawrence in
 New York.
 New York, Nov 11.-Justice Lawrence of the supreme court has issued an order directing the sheriff to arrest An drew Carnegie, the millionaire iron and steele manufacturer. The application for MT Carnegies arrest was made by Assistant Corporation Counsel George Cowie, who appeared in behalf of Hen- " Winthrop Gray, special commission CT of jurors Mir. Carnegie was served with notice from Commissioner Gray on November to appear before him on November 10 to testify as to his qualifi- cations to act as a special juror in ac- cordance with chapter TIT of the laws of 1S96 MT. Carnegie did not present himself and the corporation counsel di rected a motion to be made for his ar rest. The warrant was placed in the hands of the sheriff and will be execut- ed as soon as possible.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
New War Society.

Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 11-"Service Men of the Spanish War; a society of the late war, was incorporated here to- day. The incorporators include Colonel w. A. Pugh of the Eighth Massaehu setts regiment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
To be Mustered Ont.

Groton, Conn, Nov. 11.-Battery B, First Connecticut volunteers, left here at 7:5S tonight for New London, thence to Bridgeport to be furloughed and mustered out.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
Death in Il Fire.

New Bedford, Mass, Nov. 1.-Two persons are dead and others will die from the result of a tenement house fire which is now in progress
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-12
IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA
INNUiL REPORT OF THE COMlIIS-
 SHOWER GENERAL.

e29, 1909 Immigrants Arrived During the Last Fiscal Year Which Is u Decrease, 775 Were Males and 94,524 Females 10,737 Came Into the United States from Canada-Increase in Head Tax
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-03

PORT SAID, Ego Lipca. =.
Statki okretowe Colon i
"Covadonza" wp1yneay do ka-
na}u Suez.
LoNDYN, Ego Lipca. -
Urzednicy W ambasadzie ame-
rykadskiej ME przywiazuja
WARY do wiadomosci o prze'
prawieniu sic okret6w hisz-
ra6skich przez kanal Suezki.
w dniu wczorajszym znajdo-
waly SIG jeszcze W Port Said.
PORT SAID, Ego Lipca. -
Okrety admira}a Canary opu-
scify dzisiaj porttutejszy, ,azeby
ma otwartem morzu zaopatry.
wac sic W wegiel, kt6ry do.
wiozly hiszpadskie parowce.
KA1R, Ego Lipca. - Czesc
okret6w Canary odp}ynela ma
zachod, a Geese ma wsch6d.
MADRYT, Ego Lipca. - Bi
skup W Barcelona oswiadczy1
sic "a zawarciem pokoju, a bi.
skup W segovia pragnie pro.
wadzic wojne do ostatecznosci.
Prezes ministrow Sagasta o.
swiadczy} publicznie, ze W o.
becnych warunkach podjeciu
rokowa6 pokojowYch ME moze
bye mowy. Ia zawarciem po.
koiu przemawiaja kupcy i SO.
cyalisci.
HoNGKoNe, Ego Lipca. -
General Aguinaldo oswiadczy}
przyjacielowi ameryka6skiego
konsula, ze ma zupelne zaufa.
ME do rzadu we Westinghouse.
Amerykanie dopomoga po.
wsta1com do uzyskania VOL
nosci i niepodleglosci, tax sa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-03

ME uciekli 2 miasta, wypedze.
nj ztamtad przez strza}y arma-
tnie naszei marynarki.
MADRYT, 3go Lipca. -
Kr6lowa regentka pragnie Ia
wrzec pok6j. Krew leje sic
niepotrzebnie. Kr6lowa jest
gotowa wyrzec sic tronu, by
Ieby wyniknae ztsd mog}a ko-
rzysc dla Hiszpanii.
LoNDYN, 3go Lipcs. =
Podczas atak6w ma Ell Caneyi
Aguadores poniesli Ameryka-
ME znaczne straty. General
Linares sciaga wojska do
twierdzy, broniscej miasta i
General Pando znajduje sic
W Romanganauga i Palma So.
riano, ma czele 5000 ludzi.
Santiago tax pfsoKo nle zosGa'
ME zdobyte.
New YoKK, ago Lipca. -
z Playa del Este nadeszta ma.
stepujaca depesza:
San Juan ley W gruzach.
Ola Amerykanow droga do
fortu MORO stoi otworem.
Bylo to swietne lecz drogo
okupione zwycieztwo.
San Juan stanowii najsil-
niejsza hiszpahska warownie.
Jest to CORA stroma, ma kt6rej
znajdowa}a sic baterya ciezkie.
90 kalibru. Wojsko amery-
kafskie wzie}o to pozycye
szturmem.
Ell Caney znajduje sic takze
W naszem reku a W Piatek o
godz. 8 po posudniu przypusz:
czono og6lny szturm ma calej
llnii, ktory powi6dl sic zupea.
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FORTyFKACYE MIAsTA KT0RE BRZA NAszE WOsKA

Rey, kt6ry broni1 Ell Caney
zostal pobity i wyparty z tel
miejscowosci.
LoNDYN, Ego Lipca. -
General Shafter wysla1 gene.
ra1a Garcia ma czele 1000 po-
wsta1c6w do Asserado, azeby
zastspil droge idscemu ma cd.
siecz miastu Santiago genera
1owi Pando. Amerykanie
starajs sic odciat odwr6t &C.
nera}owi Linares.
New YORK, 9go Lipca. -
q pod Santiago nadeszla via
domost, ae general Pando roz
pedzi} powsta6c6w, kt6rzy
usilowali wstrsymac jego po::
ch6d i polaczyl sic 2 wojskami
genera}a Linares W Santiago.
WASHINGTON, Q Lipca. -
General Shafter zwyciezy1. Ma.
sze wojska zajely sza6ce hisz.
pafskie, opasane plotem z zdru.
tu kolczastego. Straty po obu
stronach SO olbrzymie. Pc stro'
ME ameryka6skiei liczba zabl'
tych rannych wynosi 1000.
Po stronie hiszpa6skiej pole
glo lub otrzyma1o rany 1000
ludzi.
New YORK, Ego Lipca. -
Wszystkie rezerwy ameryka1.
skie otrzymaly rozkaz udauia
sic ma front. q naszych szere-
Cow ubyao 1000 ludzi ranio.
nych i 500 zabitych. Zkad.
mad donosza, ze nasze straty
W ludziach dochodls do sunny
1000.
PLAYA DEL Este, 2 Lipca.
We wczoraiszej bitwie pod
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ule. AaJ91e pize1 Aas poIy0y0
zostana niezwlocznie obwaro
wane.
LoNDYN, Ego Lipca. -
w parlamencie angielskim o.
swiadczyl Curzon, re pod Ma.
Mia ssznajduje sic 5 okret6w
niemieckich 4 okrety angiel-
skie. Okrety angielskie wy
starczajs tymczasem do stree
aenia interes6w angielskich.
Gdyby mia1o bye potrzebnem
skoncentrowac pod Manila
wiekszs ilosG okret6w, guber-
nator W Hong Kong bedzie
wiedzia1, co mu czynie wypa-
dnie, gdyz otrzymal odpowie-
dnie instrukcye.
MADRYr, 2go Lipca. -
Ostrzeliwanie fort6w Mama
Milo trwalo przez godzine. Hi.
szpahskie armaty odpowiada1y
ogniem ma strza3y ameryka6-
skie. Jeden z okrst6w zosta1
mocno uszkodzony. Pod ko-
hami wygas}y ognie. lime o:
krety musialy 60 holowat j
dlatego cofnely sic pod Man
zanillo.
Miedzy ]udem szerzy sic CO.
raz bardziej chec dalszego pro-
wadzenia wojny. Ami kouser-
watysci ami liberali ME So "a
podjeciem rokowa1 o pok6j W
obecnych warunkach.
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Rome WiadOmOsci
telegrafczne.

Komisarz bankowy zam-
kna} bank Thomas Kirby" {,
istniejscY cd 20 lat W Abilene,
Kans.
W Springfield, Ill, ,strajk
kuje 800 g6rnik6w.
- Uroczystosci milwaukee,
zako6czy1y sic wczoraj pooho-
dem ulicznym, przedstawiajs.
Gym W symbolicznych obrazach
historyczny rozw6j stanu Wis.
consin. Poch6d wypadl wspa-
male.
Rezerwa z}ota W skarbie
zwiazkowym wynosi S1ee, ,47s-
1873.
Firma Foster Stevens
wytoczyla process kompanii
expresowej, kt6ra ME przyjela
poselek, ME opatrzonych zna.
czkami stemplowymi. Firma
twierdzi, ae prawo nakazuje
kompaniom naklejat mark, a
ME byznesistom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-03
NTEPOKOJ WE WAsHINGTONIE.
sHAFrER ME DONOsI o szCzEG0hACH BITWY
CIV odniesione korzySci r6WnoWaza olbrzy.
mie straty?

swych armat kule ma szahce /
ma forty nieprzyiacielskie. Il
wierzcholka jednego re wzgo-
rzy zestrzelono hiszpahshe fla
ge. Zadaniem naszej floty by.
10 dopom6dz generalowi Duf'
field zdobyc Aguadores, lecz
ten musia1 sic cofnsc, gdyz ME
m6g} przedostac sic przez re-
ke, dzielaca 60 cd miasta.
KINGSTON, Jamaika, 8 Lip.
Ofcerowie 2 okret6w Sampso-
ma So oburzeni ma genera}a
Dnffield, re ME przeszed pod
Aguadores przez jeden mo
stow ME stara} sic zdobyc tel
miejscowosci. Cofnal sic ME-
potrzebnie, pomimo ze Hiszpa.
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WAsH1NeroN, 2 Lipca. -
General Shafter donosi mini
strowi wojny: Nam pow6d
przypuszczac, Re podaiem
wczoraj nasze straty zbyt nj
sko. Potrzebuje dobrze wye
kwipowanego okretu szpital:
nego z czterdziestu lekarzaml
i z wielkim zapasem materya-
low opatrunkowych.
MADRYT, Ego Lipca. -
Depesza nadeslana ze Santa
60 potwierdza, ae Amerykanie
zbliaajs sic wielks forsa do
Santiago. General Vara de
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z < 7 RA.
Sobota, godzina Una wieczorem.
STRATY AMERYKAN6W SA 0LBRzYMIE
Shafter przyznaje sic do 500 ludzi poleglych
1000 rannych.
Podobno Pando pobif Kubahczyk6w przybyl
ma odsiecz obleganemu miastu.

Santiago braao bezposrednio
udzial 5000 ludzi. Dowodzili
mimi generalowie Lawton,
Bates j Shafter. Ostatniemu
rozchodzilo sic gl6wnie o
wzmocnienie swych pozycyj i
przeszkodzenie genera1owi.
Pando W polaczeniu sic 2 ge-
neralem Linares. Pole bitwy
obejmowalo wschodnia czssc
miasta Santiago i rozciagalo
sig ma dlugosc trzech mil.
Nieprzyjaciel jest obecnie
odciety cd wewnetrznej zatokl
i wpedzony do miasta. MORO
Castle zostalo przez nasze
okrety zr6wnane z ziemis. Hi
szpanie uciekli.
Cd strony p6lnocnej zajete
So wszystkie drogi, kt6remi
general Pando m6glby prze"
dostac sic do miasta. Amery'
kanie SO osza6cowani.
Wojska ameryka6skie ude-
rzyly ma nieprzyjaciol z trzech
stron. lawton Wheeler przy.
pusc4 atsk ma Caney, a gene
raj Kent dziaia1 W kierunku
Aguadores. Cd strony polu-
dniowo wschodniej operowal
general Garcia, popierany cd
wschodu przez Amerykan6w.
81 pulk piechoty wojska re.
gularnego jest zdziesiatkowa.
ny. Obiedwie floty braly W
bitwie udzia}. Okrsty Samp'
soma bombardowaly baterye
Aguadores, Cervera obsypy.
wal gradem kul kolumny a.
meryka6skie, wspinaiace sic
ma wzg6rza.
Dywizya generala Lawto-
ma, kt6ra brala gl6wny udzial
W bitwie, sklada sic z l, 4, z,
8, -, II, % i 95 pu1ku pie
choty regularnej, z puiku
ochotnik6w z Massachusetts, j
pulku nowoyorskiego. Trzy
pulki piechoty i dwie komps-
ME jezdzc6w stepowych zaata-
kowa3y po po}udniu pozycye
nieprzyjacielskie cd strony
wschodniej Santiago. Jezdzcy
walczyli jak Ivy, pomagai i'm
dzielnie II pu}k piechoty.
Straty poniesione przez jezdz-
COW i przez ten pulk 50 ogro'
mne.
Shafter ME ma dotychczas
do dyspozycyi ciszkich armat.
Pomimo to pragnie przypuscl6
szturm ma miasto i wejsc do
Santiago.
MADRY1, Ego Lipca. =
Hiszpanie zburzyli linie kolei
zelaznej, kt6rej Amerykanie
chcieli skorzystae, azeby prze.
prawit sic do MORO Castle.
Flota admira}a Canary jest
zmuszona wr6cif do Hiszpanii.
KINGSTON, 2 Lipca. - Ka-
pitan okretu "Marblehead'' "a
bral pod Guantanamo okret
angielski, wyladowany aywno.
scia, przeznaczons ola wojsk
hiszpa6skich.
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mo jak dopomagajs Kubah.
czykom do zrzucenia jarzma
hiszpa6skiego. z tego powodu
panuie miedzy generalem
Aguinaldo a kontradmiralem
Dewey jak najprzyjazniejszy
stosunek.
WASHINGTON, Ego Lipca. -
Dewey skarzy sie, re dotych'
czas ME przybywaja mu ma
pomoc zadne posi}ki. Chwali
on publicznie meztwo po.
wsta6c6w i zacheca ich do ME
pokojenia Hiszpan6w, lecz jest
nadzwyczaj ostroznym W da-
waniu ,przyrzecze6, kt6reby
zobowiazywac mog}y Rad wa.
shingtodski pod jakimbsdz
wzglsdem. Dewey zajs} sta.
nowisko wyczekujace, costa.
wiajsc odpowiedzialnost "a
dalsze wypadki generalowi
Merritt, przyw6dzcy wojsk
ladowych, kt6re 50 W drodze
do Filipin.
BERLIN, Ego Lipca. - Ge-
neral gubernator wysp Fill.
pi6skich odby} narads osobists
z niAnieckim admiralem Die
derichs. Upraszal 60 W imie-
niu rzsdu hiszpa6skiego o "a
jecie Manili. Diederichs od-
powiedzial genera}owi Augu'
sti, IL re wzgledu ma ogfoszons
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S. P.


rozstala sic tym swiatem " dniu
1 Lipoa, liczao 48 lat wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic jutro, W Po'
niedziaiek, o godz. 8 z rama, z ko'
scio.a sw. Stanislawa K, czem do'
nosza krewnym znajomym " smut.
ku pograseni:
Franciszek Rocsa,oski, MAJ.
Jak6b, Jan, FTancissek, 56ss.
Helena, As,na, dsisei.
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XII donoszs, ze wczoraJ 2 rama
rozpoczsla sic bitwa pod sau-
tiago ma nowo trwaia przesz
ca{7 dzie6. ze wszystkich
stron znoszono rannych. Stra-
ty W ludziach So znaczne. Po'
myslnych rezultat6w ME osls'
gnisto aadnych.
WASHINGTON, 8 Lipca. =
Rad ME oglasza W doslownem
brzmieniu depeszy shaftera,
ktora podaie lose STRAIT ponle'
sionych. Ca.e miasto jest "a
niepokoione. Przypuszczano
og6lnie, ze wczoraj walka to-
czyt sic ME bsdzie, gdyz ma
Sym wojskom nalezy sic wy
poczyuek. Prywatne depesze
mic ME wspominais o posuwa-
niu sic naprz6d Saszych puf.
k6w. Wynika ztad, ze nasze
pistkowe zwycisztwo ME byio
tax wielkie, jak pierwotnle
przypuszczano.
WASHINGTON, Sgo Lipca. -
Minister marynarki oswald.
czyl, ze pogsoska o zburzenlu l
zaieciu MORO Castle nile ma
aadnej podstawy. straty W
ludziach ss olbrzymie, jakkol-
wick mic dokladnego W tel
mierze ME mona sic dowie-
dziee. Zdaje sic, ze padfo po
naszei stronie okolo SEQ ludzi,
a 1000 jest rannych.
JARAeUA, 3 Lipca. - W
pistkowej bitwie, kt6ra trwa-
Ia przez ca}y ozie6, bralo u
dzia} $1,000 Amerykanow7;;
General Shafter przypuscif
szturm na dobrae obwarowa-
ne pozycye. Hiszpanie zostali
wypedzeni z Caney j Ell Paso,
okrety Sampsona ostrzeliwa}y
Morro Castle Hiszpa6skie
straty SO znaczne.
W Caney bronili Hiszpanie
mez2ie kazdego Gala ziemi.
Walczyli z zimns krwia, ,godns
podziwu. Gdy sic cofali, Ia
stapil i'm drogs Garcia na czele
1000 powsta6cow. Musiano
mu poslac na pomoc rezerwy
genera9a Kent, kt6re znalaz}y
sic predko W gorscym ogniu.
Nasze wojsko poniosio tam
znaczne straty.
General Duffeld przedsie-
wzisl wyprawe ma Aguadores,
pragnac zdobyc to miejsco-
woSc, zburzona czesciowo
przez nasze okrety. Wypra-
wa ME powiodla sic. Wojsko
Duffelda pie bylo W stanie
przeprawic sic przez rzeks,
kt6ra przedzielala je cd mia.
steczka, poniewaz Hiszpanie
zniszczyli zelazny most ma
rzece. Musiano cofnse sic do
Jaragua.
Wieczorem upowazni3 Shat.
ter correspondents Prasy Zje-
dnoczonej do ogloszenia, ze
wyzyna otaczajsca Caney jest
zdobyta. Okolo 1000 Hiszpa-
now zosta}o wzietych do ME-
wolf. Reszta schroni3a SIG do
miasta Santiago. W Sobote
zajma nasze woiska Santiago.
s1BoNE4, 3go Lipca. -
Wczoraj wzmacnialy nasze
wojska zajete W Pistek pozy,
eye. Og6l wojsk odpoczywa3.
2 naszych okret6w pablo Kill
kanazcie strza36w ma hiszpa1-
skie forty, lecz bombardowa'
ME ME bylo og6lne.
KINGSTON, 8 Lipca. - W
Piatek 0 godz. 10 min. Is roz-
poczslo sic bombardowanie
port6w Aguadores. Okrety
New York., ,,Suwanee" j
{ Gloucester" wyrsucaly &c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-03

przez Amerykan6w blockade
uczynic tego ME moze.
LoNDYN, 2go Lipca.
Admiral Cervera doniosl gene.
ra}owi Blanco, ae ME moze
opuscit portu Santiago, ponie'
waz zuzy} swa amunicye, wy.
czerpal wszystkie zapasy we
gla a u wejscia do portu cze-
kaja ma niego wielkie i dobrze
uzbroione amerykahskie o.
krety.