Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-17


The navy department has received che
following from Admiral % woys
"CaVit.. june o.. v|H uourklus. June
ti-rhcrc ls ilttlc cb,ue. boo the situa-
ton since my telegram Of June @. Goo.
HurEeuu continue h1rulIltirs and have
practically surrounded Manila. They
have taken $500 spanish prIHunora,
whom thDy treat most humlnrly They
du not intend Goo take thg city at ths
present time.
Twelve merchant vessels are an-
chDr,i in the boy with refugees under
guard of neutral man-uf-wiri thlu
with my permission.
"rhH health no the squadron cun-
tlnuea excellent
''Thr German cummluder-iu-chlcf ar
rived today Thrice German. two Brit
ish. one French and one Japanese man-
uf-wlr now ln port Another German
man-of-war De- expected.
"Thc following DO a. correct list Of the
Spanish vessels captured ana dee
rroyed: Destroyed; Two protected
cruisers. i've unprotected cruisers.
one transport and one serving vessel.
both armed The following were cap
tursd Tho transport Manila and the
sunholt Collao."
Manila. June g. via Honrkong.
June -tCupyrlrhted. 1855. by the
Associated prcHaj spanish power h.
crumbIiug IN the Philippine Islands.
General Ponu and thuuHund Span
iHh soldiers have surrendered at santa
Cruz similar EurrUuiurH have taken
place az Ia Guna ANA at lumpangh,
and In each case hardly anybody was
killed, n was reported that Rear
Admiral Dewey ~ unable g. restrain
the insurgents. but their conduct II sat
iHihrtory There ~ no necessity for
have been committed. This lH partly
due 90 the merely nominal aralHtnuc.
furnished the insurgents.
tn" latter proposed Co form re-
public under Anglu-Amyrlpuu Wtei-
age ana threatened a. visit with severe
penalties the insurgents who have be-
come turucuuiH, especially in the case
~ Palermo, prominent native pro-
t'Fr of the sului1rdH.
There was d.Hultury nrlur today in
every quarter uu th. outskirts ~ tho
town with no material results. ale
though There were several artillery
attacks ana ono explosion which
killed FIE spanlarda ana wounded
many others
Tho ammunition of the spanlnrds ~
utterly uutruhtWurthy because u n
old. rotten ana has never been
tested.
Tine sp,nlnrds are lmpotont with
rage. hrNilirrmrnt and despair Tho
cafes tonight nrr crowded with officers
with their hands ln thHlr pockets rup-
ms Na,anuN while an intermittent
fuHIludr iH audible In lll directions
. Carloads uf food have been stored Inc
side tho walled citadel with the intrn-
ton uf standing q seigg and dofylng tho
American wnrshlpH.
ilut thr .dol Dr. rllicuiously prrpas.
trruuH Tor The citadel sp called Or to-
tally untcnnhlc against the IRE Of q
modern fleet of wnrshipa.
Cleveland. o.. June 1.-THE following
letter dated Clyltr has been received
by Charles j. Marshall OF this city from
his SON un board the cruiser Baltl-
moro.
"Thr natives have done some awful
HlnuEhturInH. They have boon urrls-
luE Tor the luHi nvr Nrnrf ana the MIN
ute they heard us start thH ban they
surrounded tho city. burned everything
captured the women ana Killed the chill
druu ana men. and any Sp1uinrd that
escaped from uH met worse flt, from
i NNfNIN# NlN NN||NN" II"|N 700 NH NN nuns
drudH ana bring every Spunlnrd they
capture tu ur. ami want Go burn him
alive fUr our amusement
"Thr SpIulurdH were confident that
they were going t1 win. and they give
ban un on. strength NJ 10, and issued
invitations flr another ON May ith. hut
that one $500 attended. The general ate
supper 600 the hIlI made q speech Zoo
which he referred 90 ua as 10 nation
without q history ana said that lhry
would yoke us like unitlr ANA never
spare the lash BE little thought that
while Do was saying that $50 were
passing the forts and Htrunghulds.
"rhp sights 90 he seen ashore were
fIckruing They would not even bury
their dead and We hni Go guard their
wounded from tho natives AZ The Fuu-
erals house his wife was lylnE by the
side OF her LITTLE badly The little baby
Wls torn 600 pieces hy she'll hut the
mother was not harmed"