New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
Nets21erk DAILY Uribrnre
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 1893
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures from Cape Hayten
and Madrid state that United States troops
landed few miles east OF santiago oe Cupa
while the American vessels were bomDardlng
the forts and the insurgents were attacking the
Spanish forces on land. - Aguinaioo m
surgent leader In the Philippines, has issued
oroclamation pointing 10 desire 10 establlsh
native government under the protection OF me
United States. The French Line steamer
Lafayette from Havana TO Vera Cruz. when
touched at Corunna, has on board General
B!anco's aide-de-camp who bears official dis
matches to the Spanish Government. = RIOT
Ing was renewed at Belfast by Nationalist at.
lacking Orangemen; the police were al hrst
overpowered: the militia was called out
CONGRESS.-Both branches in session. -
Senate: The bill for the protection or the Inoidh
Territory was passed -, The fog SS Cr ap,
Kin vas discussed House: The bill
10 permit volunteer soldiers TO vote at Congress
elections was passed. - The Fepupncans oI
the Conference Committee agreed on important
items In the War Revenue bill
pOMESTIC.-It was announced that all
places in the volunteer army had been hiieo
- The Navy Department received a d,spa he6
from Admiral Sampson saying that he had
bombarded the forts at Santiago and completely
silenced them. - 1t was thought IN W ASH
ington that the troops had begun to embark
at Tampa for Santiago. - IL is expected
that four more regiments will be ordered fur-
ther south from Chickamauga PARK. - Inc
auxiliary cruiser Buffalo formerly the sra.
lillian warship Nictheroy, arrived at Newport
News where she will be overhauled and armed
= The Spanish prisoner at Fort Monroe
ts j. P Jmnes who was taken on BOARD the
Panama - Ex-Presdent Harrison said that
Hobsons deed one Of almost unparalleled
bravery - Returns of the election In ore
gon show a sweeping Republican victory the
majority being about 10000
CTTY.-The first official primary eiections
under the new Primary law we're held -
The Board OF Estimate decided TO issue pohos
TO the amount Of more than SZo.oVOVV =
Temporary receivers were appointed Tor the
ArkeN Publishing Company and the Judge
Publishing Company by Justice Lawrence. In
the Supreme Court - Mayor Van WICK de-
clined to serve committee or the Rapio
Transit Commission to fix the price TO the Man
haitian company of the West-st. franchise =
Brigadier- General Frank commanding the lie.
partment of the East assigned the volunteer
regiments In his Department TO various sea-
board Notifications. - The annual conven-
tion OF Free Masons Of the State Of New York
was begun - Glass Day exercises OF the
New-York University were held. - Central
ONCE detectives discovered theft OF S',ooo
worth Of Jewel-y by the office boy OF Evarts
Choate & BeamaH. and arrested the thief' =
II was announced that the Rev. Dr. John n
Davies Of the Fourth Avenue presbyterian
Church had been called to the Bethlehem PTes-
byterian Church in Philadelphia = Ihe
New-York baseball team was shut out without
A run by Chicago, while Brooklyn managed 10
defeat the Cleveland team In q ten-innlng con-
test - Winners at Gravesend: WnlpIasn
Nuto Ceophus Geisha. Alpen and Thomas Cat
- stocks were irregular and slightly lower
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and warmer The temperature yesterday
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest, 3d. average 1873