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    Sl)c Dalles
Chronicle.
VOL. X
THE DALLES, OREGON, SA1TKDAY. MAY 21) 1897
NO 120
CIBAN OPERATIONS:
t i m
Garcia s orces aiiiuusji two
Detachments.
THE LATTER FLEE IN CONFUSION
Culiim I'ruc Them Hud Kill Many
Other-Nun! Hrotliers Capture
a Sjianisli Fort.
Maceo was killed.
No Mediation Offered.
Madiuu, May 2S A semi-official de
nial is given today of the published state
ment that Piesident McKinley made
overtures to Spain on the snject of Cuba.
It is reiterated that it is impossible for
the Spanish government to accept me
diation on a question which "concerns
Spain alone."
'ew Yor.K, May 2S. A special to the
World from Havana says :
General Garcia ambushed two detach- j
African War Cloud lit Growing Darker
London. May 2S. The report circu
lated some time ago that in view of the!
unsettled conditions prevailing in South'
Africa the government yM decided to i
transport an army corps of 80,000 men
to that locality, is now confirmed by the !
activity displayed at the quarters cf the i
army service corps in London, Alder-!
If
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
In nd-
aututeraricm common to the
New Yor.K.
ehnt U'nnln-inK c,.i:.t . n I Celebrated for it creat lenvenlnc stroncth nnd
ment of Spaniards near Vintesras' ' , ' , ' halthliiliiw Azures the food HCit,?t alum
" n . f. , , muuiu, jurragn ami uevonport.
Puerto Principe province. After a tight L,!f- . n L. .
lasting an 01 one uuj ne auuchcu wiein
confused thev fi.ed ! . -uaFui pur-
l'OLICY OF .lAl'AN TO HAWAII
The members of the artuv
and nil forms of
fighting men, the i nJ., i.'.v-.v., Pun-n .
I expedition win include S000 horses, 2o00
while thev were so confused thev
at pach other. One detachment finallv
. . , ,-,.-,.' iue memoers oi tne armv reserve in i
became panic-smcKen ana nea. arc.a , Xata, have bfcen notified tQ hold them- Mar,,uU KWo Sa-V 'Mo1' Nut
fed on the other defeated it, inflating a I seve? Jn readjnesg The Transvaal it u Contemplated,
lossof 100. He then pursued the retreat-, repQrted) hag instructed hs fie,d New Yokk, May 28.-The World says :
inc force, and, catching up with them ; to thoroushlv trol tbe Natal bordergl Marquis Ito, who has just arrived in
ten miles from the coast, killed or j d "i18lantlv anv suspicions I cit-v en rou,e for London and the
wounded 64 more bpamsh. ! n,n..taf ' , queen'a jubilee, polttelv refused to be
flin VnnP7 lirnflipro fftPATitlv nanfllroil
a Spanish fort near Palacios, Pinar del
Kio. and after occupying it three days
burned it. taking away a large supply of
ammunition and provisions.
There was also a guerilla fight at Minns
and M. reilpe, Havana province, the
Cubans under Martinez and
movement. 1 cJut'en
A circular has been distributed at the ; "viewed, " the plea that he was too
Cape and the Free State fiom the Trans-' fat.,gl,ed alter 1,is lonp i" bl Mar'
van, calling upon all AfriUandt;rs for qis Kido who speaks English fluently,
n , j answered for him Eome questions con-
; cerninc me policy oi japan.
"The rumors of Japan's desire to an-
A Series of Tragedies.
Hermosillo, Mexico, May 28. The
Carillo I went fiestn at Prietas, in Sonora, closed
compelling thr; government troops to re
tire in both instances The Spanish loss
is not known, but more than 200 wound
ed soldiers have been brought in at
nicht so as to avoid observation. The
Spaniards say that Carillo is wounded,
but the report is not believed.
WOUNDED CUBANS FOUGHT WELL.
Saturdav night, leaving a remarkable
aftermath of tragedies.
One man, who had lost all his money
at the gambling table, committed suicide
by blowing out his brains, taking a
I crowded restaurant at meal time for the
J scene of his departure. Another cut his
! throat in the chief drinking saloon. Two
i ... .... i
others, who bad considerable money,
nex Hawaii," he said, "are mere idle
gossip. We sent a man-of-war there to
protect the interests of our countrymen.
That is all. After our experience in
Formosa we do not want to annex Ha
waii, nor anything else at present."
Marquis Kido said the Japanese have
the most amicable feeling towards
Americans and hoped pleasant relations
would always continne.
"I want to correct one mistake that is
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New Yokk, May 2S. A special to tbe
Woild from Key West says:
A Cuban hospital near Matrua, Ha
vana province, was attacked by Spanish j
guerillas. The insurgents were inform- J
ed of their approach, and, as some of the j
wounded could not be moved, those able '
to get about fortified the building, which
is of stone, as well as they could.
When the guerillas demanded the Eur-
render oi the place the inmates replied
with a volley, killing five Spaniards.
The soldiers then eet fire to the wooden
portion of the building, but tbe stone
part remained intact, and the besieged
made such a valiant fight that tbe enemy
finally retreated.
Sixteen guerillas raided a camp of pa
cificos in Mantanaz province and carried
off seven women. One day one of the
women managed to secure some kind of
poison, which was put in the food kettles
of the band, and every guerilla died in
agnny.
Colonel fiodrieguez and 230 Cubans
attacked Casiquas, near Jarucoa last
Tuesday, drove off the garrison and loot
ed the place.
Colouel Gordon's Kecord.
were waylaid on their way home, shot , quite general. Marquis Ito is not being
dead and robbed. A similar tragedy oc- j sent to England a special representative
curred near the reservoir at La Colorado at the queen's jubilee, but a member of
mill, and another robbery and murder the suit of Prince Arasugawa, a member
was committed near the cyanide tanks , 0f the imperial family, who will fill that
below the mill. Three lovers fought . position lor the government on that oc
and two of them were killed. All the casion. We will sail Saturday and join
vietiruE were Paisnos.
tbe prince in Paris."
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Xew Yniii- "UnvOt! Tht. Hprnlil nnb.
Hshes details concerning Colonel Charles
S. Gordon, an American reported to
have been killed in Cuba while with the
insurgents in the vicinity of Cienfuegos.
Says the Herald :
Colonel Charles Gordon disembarked
in Cuba last June, and was soon pro
moted to the rank of major. Hia re
markable shooting at the fight of Vista
Herraosa in the province of Havana
astonished both the Spanish and the
Cubans. He crossed the trocha and
pined Maceo. Maceo promoter!, him for
bravery in tbe field, and thought so much
of him that he was selected as one of the
lew to cross the trocha in hie company.
Gordon was wounded tbe same time that
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