* people’ VOL. I. WAHCO, HIIKItM AN C O U N T Y , OKKOON, T IIU K H D A Y , J U N E 1» |N»H. NO. DOINGS OF TUE WEEK!, ... ....... ............ L A T IR * NEW S. I I I " reportad to have lieen riddled I w ith «hot «ml «unk by tlie A in «ricali Whnt Han Happened In the **r"h‘l* 81 Tha h ill for th« Civilized World. lltival ill«ati|litie« removal of a ll po- «rising from Uin e lv ll war idnow a law, Pteaidenl Mu- K m ley b atin g formally appro',ml II. íílV E N IN T IIM I ’ KF.HH IDISPATCH KM A < u » *|> l« t* K « « l« w » » rih a N »w « *»r Ih « r » . t ■ • * • * O o y« In T h la * * < l A l l F e r v ig li l.a a A « . A Kingston, JniualtM, atoli «nya Iti warslii|w bava beau M a l to le la fo ti« U e rte ia al Hautlagu. A «(Hivlal from Alburni, It. U ., any« the bodl«« of «even w hit« men, SUplMM- ml to bava boon rio tin g of th« Jana d ra y disaster, have been plcaed up on th« beach near the Clayoqtmt rvaerva- llon by Indian«, w hile a sack of cloth- mg w itb an Ita lia n name on it waa Waabed aahore not far from Claynqnot. Œ À T SI H T E R The Insurgent Army is Driving in Manila Outposts. FIERCE HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT — L A N D E D U N D E R F iR E . A M io r lr a n T r w « e « » e b a r k e N a g a «(a < w ba. Naar Mar Port an Prim w, June ft— Ail vie«*« from Hantiago anlsh ship« anchored In the bay of Hantiago held th« Insurgents In check when the la tte r were attacking the tuwn. I t is «aid here— hut tho source of tlm inform ation ia doubtful— that a U nited Htiite« troopship deltarked troops under the protection of tlie Are of tlm American «quadrou. News ha« been re w lv e l from Mole Ht. Nichols« that a naval cotnlet took place yesterday off Jean Kala-I, be­ tween Port L« Paix aod the uiole. Three Hpaniah and four Am eiioxn war» ■ht,«i were engaged A fter a brief, but liv e ly contest, tlie American «hi(ai t o - tired. This news lacks confirmation. MERHIMAC SUNK1 A FLEET. In iia n n a n d « « h l« ? t t a v « J . . I » » d 7 h a l r F trre e a . Off Hantiago dn Cub«, via Kingston, Jamaica, June 6. — R ear-Adm iral »•on, w ith the cruiser New York, tgwhip, accornpaniol hy tlm >»at- tle-«hip Oregon, c ru iw r .Mvyflower ami the torpedo boat Porter, Joined Com ­ modore Hchley's »»ina-Iron off Hantiago Wednesday morning, ami their com­ b in e ! commands have the Hpaniah fleet se- urely locked in the bar lo r. A d m ira l Hamilton left the heavy monitors and light gunboats off Car- lena« Monday morning, all danger of Blown Up by a Spanish s*™" Torpedo in San­ tiago Harbor. TRIED 10 FORCE A PASSAGE GREAT The Dispatches Report a Battle Off llay­ tien Coast. VANGUARD OF CADIZ FLEET A dispatch to tli« London Tirana G re a t « t a a f f lit e r *»r S p a n ia rd « t»r A g n i, fto m M anila, referring to the fight on n a ld « ’ « M an F a u g lit W k it e T>a h o n m A MI, l ’eliitahurg «lln|>At<'H «ny« th« T h r « « N p a n ls h a n d F o u r A m c r l r a n V e « - 'la v JUD, mid Ju n e I, «ay«: fh e S pan . U e in M M l - l a « — M a m l> « r o f V i r i t i n « M o t MsffWd T lie M ebal« W«w H u ld Ih n I tlm eastward having been removed I ti«w « M a in a erutoer Nvettlans, 8,838 , Ifflt Ion« In kllltwl and wounded and K h ( « | m I T h « L a t t e r P r o b a b ly H - p u r t - d - F l« « t llw a r w r d H o m b n r d - a u b u rb « « r «ha « 'tlx . ■ w ith the deflnited information that loti« dlsplai iiiiinnt, hna Ianni ordere.1 io priaou.ir« waa heavy, but the moat aeri- S c o o t« —A H p a n ia h T n r p « iln H u * l n t r n l o f F o rts a n d M q u a d ro n . j Hcliley had banted »hem to rlm ir hole«, | Un* Paeiflc, ■ • « • t r o / c r S u n k o t A a n t lo « « . M anila, via Dong Kong, June ft.— on« feature of a ll for the hpaiilali ia Cap« lla y tie n , H a y ti, June « .— The and under ctjmmand of ('omunnlorei Tlm Hpaniah outptMte hav« lieen driven Th« m»iv«menl agnin«t Porto Itloo 1« tbe defm lion of hundred« of native«. ( ’«(«, lla y tie n , June 7.— The United Wataos, tlm monitor« and gunboat« American fleet, according to advices re- T lie M|ianiarda ar« endeavoring by lik i'ly to Iw launehthl iuiin«*lial«ly. In all along the line simultaneously, • returned to reinforce the blockade on States tfoop«bip Resoolte, form erly the every in «an« io win over the rvlwtla, oeiv»^l by cable from Santiago deCuha, Dà hlity’« w arah ii« are lo la» h it to «Ila* tlm north coast of (Julia. and w ith great «laughter. I t ia said Yorktown, under convoy of the tor­ I“*** «il tba Mmittago inatl«r, w hil« thè who at« attracted by promt«»-« of par- the cable being nnder H|»anish control, A d m iral Ham|«on did not assume pedo l««tt destroyer Mayflower, the over 1,000 have I hm - ii killed. u iih ta ry forma w lll at o t i t i « la « g itt t h « ilott «ml high offleea. Ilu t Agulnahlo'a ojiened Are again at 8 o’olock this command of the amalgamated squad- 1 There ban been fierce hand-to-hand 11« has com­ convert»! Ogden Ooelet yacht of the c a i t i p N l f f i i <>( ar.iir« of tba city. n n til 4 A. 6< If the city 1« not «tarved into S P IE S IN H O T W A T E R . Tlm American fleet off Santiago now rain render tlm rifl«^of the S|>ani>k M anila «xpedithm. Tba s-liitinl«tra- Advices from Mole St. Nicholas say ■utrender the rebel« may ra iry It, hav­ On« of the American anxiliary numbers 12 fighting ships, two colliers lion Iolanda lo g»*t th« « a ltra l ’hili,»- ing an tnurejaing number of r i f l e « and tKMips unavailing. The natives easily that Haturday, some distance off Jean « n d I> u H u m - A r « A r r e s t e d In cruisers (w ell armed) attempted to and a cable-cutting ship. N eith er the pitie« «xpedition under a a y at thè Held gun«. th « < 1 1 / u t M o a ir a a l. win at every step with their slushing Rabel, a port on the west coast of loroe tlm passage into the harbor. The Kolace, the hospital ship, nor tlm Red I «nrlieat pra»'tlnatdii im-nmiit. M«««m«« knive«. Today the insurgents hold M ontreal, June H— Lieutenant Car- H a y ti, hall way between Port de Paix Fighting before and In the vicinity Cross ship State of Texas, which tba bave bu«n tolteti to render .ManiIn bay Malahon, Taralac, ami Itacoor. They anza and Henor Do Bone were arrested Hpaniah allowed tim cruiser to erotta of Santiago txmtino««l the greater |oart dispa oh boat Dauntless passed on her xnd Mole Ht. Nicholas, a combat took In i |itr-ffimhl<«. tlie first line nf torf*eI «p. IVhtle tannharding (lie Hpaniah fl.^t in the i)ho officer, one engineer and six sail- ami the torpedo-boat Porter, Th ere is for water. Officers of ships lying at leader, yesterday Joined th« inaurgentw rest was made at the rcrnlenoe of the r ro ia itig befor« Kant lago he w aal in ao hat I .or. ors were made prisoners by tlm Span- every indication tbat active operations The m ilita ry ootumunder ol St. Nicholas Mole were extremely re ti­ T|m governor haa i««oed a despairing H|ture Mtihley'a <>ffl«'l«| tepori there. I t is thought possible that the tion inside the old walled city. He ia nished, the authorities declining to eay «ay, ia not of thè Muntiuffo tight bua Itemn ree« i r ed aide, Haul Iago rejMirta Spanish ships encountered were the fillin g tim moats and testing the draw - , by whom. The w rit is returnable in by (he p i » , « i d e i l i . Ile «aya tbere ia no known. T h« Hpanlartla avkimwltalge bridge« ami placing strong guard« on vanguard of the Cadis fleet. The six days, and no action can be taken raaaonabl« rioubt that ('«rvvta'a n««t ia that a great deal of damage waa inflict- names of the American ship« were not tlie principal streets and a rtille ry along u u til the end of that tim e, unless the Inaiti« tlie harbor, that bia fi ring waa e l on the Hpaniah cruteer Item« Mer* tlm walls. ascertained, but it is believed hare A ll the other troops are prisoners consent to a speedy hearing. cml.-a, and aay Morro oaalte allow« g icat t o l e n i t i thè attuugth of thè etietuy'a that they were probably scout boats. camping in the suburbs. The weather hntterie«, atei wa« in that nwpeet «n- gaping breach«*« in It« w alla A r a a rlr a n T r u o p i L a n d e d . is terrific. T ro o p s h ip P u rs u e d . ttrely aaliafavtitry. Nono of bla «eaaela New York, June 8— A S|>ecial from A apvoial from Cape lla y tie n do- L ater— I t now appears that the rock­ Port au Prince, June 7 .—-According weiu bit atei no oasuaitiea ocourted. •ctibing the bombardment of Hantiago ets restertlay were not signals to the Cape lla y tie n , dated Monday, aaye: tc the latest advices from Santiago de A t daylight this morning the Aracii* on Monday aay« tin* fort« ol the harbor natives, but a warning from the G er­ A «poetai frotn K liitfaton re porta th a t Cuba, there were not mote than 17 can troop« landed at Aguadores, a few are now a ma«« «d rjiius. Mcartwly a man nm aiilate of the approach of the 6 ,0 0 0 U n ita ti Mtnti-a tro»>|*« bave In tuì. ship« in the offing all day, and it is ynr»l of coaat frota Port Cabrera on the typhoon, issued for the benefit of the miles east of Hantiago de Cuba, under «d near Panata Cabrerà, a little tu tba believe«! there that the three missing oover of A d m iral Hampeou'e guna. Tim we«t to Agua lot«*« on the « a it vac«|,vd ffltips in the hatbor. West of MaiitlHffo, »bore a Junctlon was vessels have gone for provisions anti the deadly eannona.litig of the 10 ! I visited ('« v ile w ithout the Span­ batteries were silenced, after a sharp rffeo tad « u h donerai ('a lia lo (lareia'a munitions of war. Ainet.can ironclad«, which |ai««ml hack iards knowing It, ami found there 107 bombardment. atiny of 3.000 inaargenta. It i a a.hletl A t b o'clock this evening, the an«l forth diaiharging their heavy guna woundetl and 66 prisoner«, among tlm ! ttm t thè lan-lliig waa offertoti under steamer Nouvelle Voldr«*gue arrived New York, June 8— A special from a« they «teamed along, latter in the latter six Spanish ofllvers. A ll were oover of th« (Ire of Hnnt|*aoii*a fleet. here from Cape Haytien, after tom bing Kingston reports that 6,000 Unite«l day the ohl crui«er Keina Mercedes w elll treated. W ith lite triMi|*a were avverai heavy at a ll the porta along the coast She Htatee troops have landed near Punta waa discovered attem pting to clear the Chief Agiunaido, in the course of an gotto. reports that yesterday, at Mole St. channel of the Merrimac wreck. A IB* interview , ha« «aid that the insurgents (¿abrera, a little west of Hantiago, where Nicholas, she «aw the United State« junction was affect«! w ith General Antli««an>lor lla y r t lle - l «t th « inch «bell front the Oregon land«*d are eager I«» make an attack on M anila G racia's army of 8,000 insurgents. troopship Resolute awaiting in«r»>io- It foreign ufBve In Initidott, M o nd a«, and «quarely abaft her pilot-houae an«l tore forth w ith , hut ttiat A -lm ira l Dewey re- tions. The vessel wae under convoy. prete nted ovidotto« th a t Hpaniah ofli- her upje*r worka to «brmla. Many of fusee to "a llo w bordog of paroionate is u»lded that tlie lauding waa effected It was ascertained from pasaeng«*rs under the tire of Huiupson's fleet. W ith r ia l« ar« m akin g C anada a b u a « of »>[ ki - her offleera and crew were killed or «•mi-savage« to storm a civilised tue- the troop« were several heavy siege on the Voldregue that the Resolute ralio o a, and proloatetl ngaliiat tin i » v iti- wonn.lod and the v «« m *I nr badly dam ­ tro|«olis." had lieen pursued, lie tween Jean Rabel guns. t i n t i m i - . - o f (h i« pravtlv«. T b « pruina! aged (hat A dm iral Carver« ordered her Adm iral Dew«*y wants to a w a it th«» and Mole Ht. Nicholas, by two Hpanish I« ha«a*-l oti th « favi th at il wottld i-e a ha n lotiod about noon. A N « < - a n < l R l p r i l l t l OBI« arrival of the American troops. In corvettes. From the same source, it a breavli of neutrali !y ftir G re a t tt n ta in Han Francisco, C s l., June 8— Tho Tin« flr«t-claa« armoretl Hpaniah the meantinm the insurgnets have be n is learned that A d m iral Corvcra's to p e r n i i her te rrito ry to Ito lis e » ! for men who w ill cihu | w the secoml .Ma­ forbidden to cross the M utate river, Oruiaer Curl«» Alln-rto, bound for Culm, squadron is not, in its entirety, in « il . b litM lile parpouea. Iln y ala» r«- n ila expedition are pleased that B rig ­ has arrived «t (lib ra lla r. •even mile« aoutb of M an illa . O ther­ the port of Hantiago de Cuba, but that r . iitly ilrew tiie a tte n tio n of thè forvigli adier general Green« is to be their Tlm Oregon election returns indicate wise the Petral « i l l be stationed there only a cruiser, supj>osed to tie the ADMIRAL SAMPSON’S FLAGSHIP. THE NEW YORK. otti«« to thè am ali «nportationa front commander. Besides being a splendid tu Itombaid them. Colon, one torpedo-boat and two a u x il­ e for bravery, ami tiago «ays that the vossel sunk is un- drid and the outside world was cut to­ Madrid newspapers mnl .tain that Davis wa« enmeeafully laiin«-li« « « t r a y » r , gie«M a re.|ueMt for ap prop riation « dared into tbs bouse directing tlm s«*c- Hantiago harbor to prevent the |>o9sl- ment b«*gan, and the m ilita ry oomman- ment of the islands. Port an Prince, H a v tl, June 6 .— blo egreas of the Spaniards. der has been forced to redm-e tlie ra­ amounting to $6,1.M?u,3611. Tin «« ap- retary of the navy to have prepared Kingston, Jamaica, June 8— W hether The troofis which w ill lie under his ptorprlationa w ill la« u«ud for th« and delivereil «nitalde medals ol honor the American fleet sank a Spanish tor- command are the F irs t Colorado, Tenth This morning at 8 o’clock, the A m e ri­ Communication has also lieen had tions of the soldiers, among whom e*|uipiueiit and mainteiianc« u ntil Juu« to Lieutenant llotwon mid cacti m eta* pedo-lioat deetroyer Friday night haa Pennsylvania, part of the Eighteenth can mjuAdron began the Imnibardment w ith the shore. The mountains and there is much discontent." I , I sou, ol the litA.uoo voluntimrs ro- tier of bis crew, for the gallant service not boon ahsolutoy oonflrmed. A t 10 ami T w en ty-third United States in fa n ­ of the fortifications of Hantiago de Cuba, hills.w hich surround Santiago are in S p a n is h D e a l r u r e r S a n k . cently enilcd for l.y thn president. O'ccock F riila y night the cruiser New try , ami either tho Utah a rtille ry or and a lively cannonading ensue»! for full possession of the Cuban insur­ they rendered the U nited Htat«*s. Kingston, Jamaica, June 7.— A dis­ two hours, which silenced the Spanish gents. Orleans discovered what ap|edo-l«Mt destroyer chute to the General Greene state»! tonight that the batteries. The re»'onnniasance made ty our sel that has arrive»! there from Hantia­ fioee. Oovernineiit officials thin k a At H o'clock thia morning strong can­ An American vessel, the M errim ac, ships, p rincip allly the small» r yachts go »ie Cuba repotts that the American« shoro, ami signalled the flagship New- China would lie his flagship, ami that naval attack alone m ight not he effect­ nonading wa« heard before Pert Agua York that it was evident that a night General M erritt would not accompany described in the cable from Santiago as and torpedo-lioats, which are aide to sunk on F riday night the Spanish tor­ ive. Hast« la «oaential, a« the proafavot dorr«. A quarter of an bout later tlm an auxiliary cruiser, mnde a dash to creep clos«- inshore at night, ban pretty t<»rp»*do attack was to lie made. The the ««»'ond expedition. of the early approach of tlie cyclone noine of eauuouading wan greatly in force the entrance, succeeded in passing definitely determined the location and pedo-boat destroyer Terror. New York ami Now Orleans opened Are * • creaed, the firing evidently proceeding The assumption, base.I on dispatch«* «en«on makes Mobley's atay in tlie open the flrnt line of defense«, but was tor- character of the defenses of tlie harbor, th e I ’ o w e rk . and their shells burst around a dark from M adrid, has been that the de- sen perilous. H««* ret ary Alger intim ates from gun« nf the largest caliiiet. London, June 8— The Madrid corres- pedoed about 600 feet up the channel. Several new batteries have lieen thrown otijcct. F in a lly a IS-inch shell fmin It 1« repotted from Kingston, Jam tliMt tlie invasion of Port«» Hico w ill She went down "p erp end icu larly.” up on the high ground on each side of Rtniyer Terror, after leaving Fort »1« jiondent nf the D a ily News says: France, went to Porto Rioo, and it is aica, that tlie hattle-nbip Oregon «aw a the MaR«achu«etts (not the Oregon, as pnim p tly follow the fall of Santiago. An officer, an engineej and six seamen the entrance, and it is evident the Tho cahiq>t has decided that no long craft sneaking close to shore and first re,»orte»l) was fired «ml exploded, prisoners. The numtiev of Spaniards are prepared to make a p»issible that the Port Antonio dis­ Tha «late department and the niter* heading towards Santiago harbor. She ami the searchlights of the vessels v/ere effectual blockade exists and w ill so W.er? patch confuses het w ith her sister de­ strong resist a nee. ney-gtineral, hy direction of the preai- signalled tlm craft to turn, and tlm sig­ turnetl on the «¡Hit where the supposed notify the powers. An inform al notifi­ v ic t im s is unknown. stroyer, the Furor, as lias several times Only the funnel and mastheads o f, ________— -------------------- «lent, are working hard in the pre| u a* cation has already been made. nals were impro|»erly answered, wlmre- destroyer hail been sighted, hut not a been done in dispatches from other the sunken vessel can be seen. N O T A S P A N IS H V IC T O R Y . tion of a form «if gov«'inment lor Cuba points. u|M»n the Oregon opened fire up«jn her. tract) of the b»»at could be found, ami it There is great excitement in the citv. coin«« m «» 1 1 ..- - ............... . M adrid, June 8— In the chamlier of after tlie Spaniard« are driven out. An waa lielieved by tho officers of the New A IB-inch shell «truck tlm tnr|>edo- deputies today Honor Giron, m inister p > * of the [lopolation assisted in * ,ie , h« channel, C H ARLES V. G R ID L E Y . effort la Iwdng made to have a complete boat am idship, atul she «auk witb all York she had lieen sunk Every Washington, June 6. — The Post for the colonies replying to inquiries, tlie fighting on the heights. plan for the«« opeiation« ready to bo The first »«wumption was that the handa. Tlm vessel in aitppoae«l to have put Into effect a« ««am a« |a*acu ia de­ vessel was the Terror, but it is believe»] said the government had no information body is astounded at the audacity of says: There is absolutely no doubt in l l « * t h n t t h « C o m m n n < I« r o f t h « C r iil« « « been the Spanish torpedo-boat destroy O ly n i p t * . the minds of the naval officials in tending to confirm the Spanish report the Am encan vessel. clared. et Terror, trying to make Imr way from now that it was the Pluton or F uior. as that the cruiser Baltim ore had lieen Washington, June 7.— Captain Chai. I he American squadron was cruising Washington that the «ending of ti e Loaded w itb wealth hut (IvMrted and Porto Hico into the harltor of Santiago, the Terror was not known to lie at Han­ blown up by an internal explosion at all the w hile in the offing. V. G rid ley, oommander of the cruiaer collier into the harbor was a prear tiago. Two Hchwarsopkof torpedoes starving, John Hoclinl. once a well- to rejoin tlm licet of dervora. ranged move on the part of A d m iral O lym pia, and one of the heroes of tiie were found floating two miles south ol M an illa , except the fact that the gux- known manufacturer of N louxC Ity, la., Tim department of war Monday ( I t w ill be noted that there is an im ­ Sampson. Tlie use of a collier, tlie un­ b rillia n t victory at M an ila, is dead. This class of tor|>edo is need ette had erased the boat from the list peii«he.l lant A p ril nil the tra il between morning sent a list of prisoners at Fort Morro. of American ships. portant discrepancy as to the tim e at usual hour of tlie morning, tiie neces­ The announcement of his death was re­ by the Spanish, and one of the two Dawaon and l>yoa, A tanka. The news Moi'itemon to A dm iral Sampson, and which the bombardment is said to hate sity of blockading the channel so as to ceived at the navy department this found had only the praotlco head. I in p m v e in e u ta in D r -g n n . nf hi« death reacb«*.l Miom C ity in a tlm adm iral him self w ill enter Into begun this morning between the »lis- relieve some c ’ the ships of tlie squad- afternoon in a cablegram from Pay- Adm iral Hampaon is determined not Washington, June 8— The conferees letter In hi« widow Ity Itichard lien* com rutin (cation w ilb C e rv era r««s|»ectiiig patches from Cape H aytien and Port ' ron irom rem aining stationed off Han- nius'er G alt, of the navy, dated Kobo, to allow the Hpanish to remove the dri('k«oit, from Meattlo. lie waa nhan* an exchange of prisoners, derveta w ill on the sundry civil b ill have been un­ an Prince, the former saying 3 o’clo*'k tiago, the ini|iortance of discovering Ja]tan, June 4, and directo«! to Secre­ Merrimac from the spot where she lies. «loiied by bia eoiura.hw and loft tu dio. Iw allowed to aelvet from the list |>ur- able to agree on the amendment appro­ The dispatch contained and the lattei 8 o'clock. I t is possible whether the mines were effective— all tary Long. Saturday it was reported that they priating 180,000 for a quarantine sta­ In the «ngagamnnt at Hantiago tlto aons whom bo is w illin g to take iu ex­ were working ut the h u ll, and the that this arises from a oonfusion be­ these make it certain that the M erri­ this simple statement: tion at Astoria, and it is s till in confer­ change for (Constructor llolmon and the "Captain G ridley «lied today. The HpanlHh tlagiihip Cristobal Colon was tween the figures 8 and 8. Tlie Han­ mac was deliberately sent to her de­ American fleet formed in line of battlo ence . Senator M cB ride’s amendment, struck twice by «hell« from the Muaaa* gallant crew that manned the M e rri­ w ith orders to lioinhard. It turned out tiago advices in refetent-e to the sunken struction. I t was not a Spanish victory remains accompany me on the C o p tic ." appropriating <13.000 for a «team reve­ The cfflcinls Captain Charles Vernon G rid ’ey is ebuaetta and tlm batteries were l.a.lly l l iuc on her last run. vessel hs an auxiliary cruiser is prob­ — it was a cleverly arranged scheme on that the Hpanish were not so engaged nue cutter for the Columbia river, is (himaged by the tiring of tip rruisci hardly expect to corn plot« tlm exchange and the fleet w ithdrew . ably a mistake. The M errim ac is a the part of the American A d m iral, the first American officer of great prom­ also in disagreement. The provision inence whose death is a direct result of New Orleans. Three htindrod shots of prisoners in less than two weeks. collier, and has always heen a collier.) and it was successful. Adm iral Hampmn has given «peciflc As the A Madrid dispatch saya: A t 1 orders that Kl Morro, where the M erri- for salaries for registers and receivers were fired by tlm American«. No The eight nieu in a Spanish prison the existing war w ith Spain. of two additional land districts in N « v y t ) « p a r t i » « n l '« A d v ic e « . American ve«««d wa« b it ami no one on o'clock Sunday evening 30 American mao’serew are iL'prisoned, be spared are the real heroe« of tho war. I f the commander of A d m iral Dewey’s splen- Alaska, fixed at $3,000, has been agreed Washington, June 6.— Notw itstand- M errim ac went in under her own crew, did flagship and one of the a d m ira l’s the «hip« Inju rw l, Tlm Npani«li lo u warship« o|iened a hot attack on in tiring. A ^ u tirtl Cevera's polite as­ advisers, Captain G rid ley Santiago, but tlmy were «0 (ar distant sn ranees were accopmanied by the to, and w ill became a law. Tho senate ing the rather positive statement com­ it is interesting to know that her com­ chief w m nut heavy. tlm lr «hells did not reuoh the forta. statement that Lieutenant Hobson and amendment at propriaing $100,000 for ing from Jamaica to the effect tiiat the plement of officers consisted of Com­ achieved distinction at the battle of Yaquiua bay, and allow ing the money second Spanish fleet from Cadia has ('ha«. W. Po«t, who ha« lust ro Heeing the fu tility of the enemy's mander J. M. M ille r; Lieutenant W. M an ila bay and ad-led to his previoue turned from Hong Kong, «ay« that pio- cannonade, tlm Spaniards made uo re­ his men wero confined thore. This for the improvement of Coos hay to lie crossed the A tla n tic and is about to W . G iltner, executive officer; Ensigns laurels by w inning high praise from placing of the prisoners in direct line vlotta to the battle of M anila, Adm iral ply to tlm ir tire, awaiting tlm near ap­ exfiended by contract, are s till in dis­ Join Cervera at Santiago, the officers of J. R. Y. Blakely and J. M . Luby, and his superiors for distinguished gallan­ of fire is denounced by the American Dewey had a social pa««Hge at arms proach of the ahl|>s, hut tlm attacking agreement. the navy department refuse to be First Engineer R. K. Crank. H e fought his ship M ille r try and ab ility . w ith Prince Henry, a brother of Km* fleet reiiiained in its distant |ioaition. officers as a 18th-century defense, an frightened at what they declare to lie a is from Misnouri, G ilm e r from V ir ­ from the conn:ng tower, w hile A d­ act ol incarnate cruelty. F r o m M o b i l e t o T N iitp o . peror W illia m ol Germ any. l ’rlnco The dispatch further says the Imtnbard* bugaboo. I t appears that the basis of ginia, Blakely from Pennsylvania, and m iral Dewey directed the movements General Uastillo, commanding the Mobile, June 8 .— The F ifth cavalry Henry alighted the United Hint«« at n merit lasted 46 minutes and wuh not re­ of the squadron ftom the bridge of th« Unban foroea in ti e west and north of and tho Eleventh infantry le lt caiup | their confidence is a telegraphic re|xirt Luby and Crank from Texas. Mriea «if tonats temiered a f a banquet, sumed. I t was not known for several Hixteeen American warslii|>s the province of Hantiago, has been con­ today for Montgomery, there to take of as late date as yesterday, declaring I t is ex|>ected that yeports w ill he re­ vessel. and w ii « line In to nfiologia« to the hero are s till moored nt tho same place, in that the Cadia fleet is s till at Cadiz. ceived today from A -lm iral Sampson weeks after the engagement that Cap­ centrating 4,000 Cubans in the vicinity tiie P lant line for Tampa. F iv e regi­ of M anila. Tlm a|Milogy wan w ritten. Moreover, they know that there are not which w ill give details of the M erri­ tain G ridley had suffer'd from it, and Might of Santiago. of the city, ments of volunteers remain. *a many as 16 shi|is in that fleet. M lnnr N ew « Ite m « . mac’s destruction, and the nnmes of even now tiie precise nature of his It 1« ro|>ortnd that Bishop John P. I m p o r ta n t M in in g U «at. Capo lla y tie n , June 8— A t 8 o’olook London, June 6.— According to a the eight men who have been cap­ trouble is not disclosed. MaJ. Henry T. Stanton, tlm widely Newman, of the Methodist Ipisoopal Prescott, A r il., Juno 8— An im port­ known Kentucky |Niet, died at church, w ill soon retire from active this morning strong cannonading waa ant m ining deal lias Iwen consummated dispatch frotn M adrid, Kl Heraldo, tured. A e « ld « n t on th e San Fr*n <-I« « n . heard from the direction of Aguadoro«, with regard to the situation at S an tia­ Frankfort. duty hecuuso of ill health. .lu h n V . S m ith ln < llrt« < l. a little east of Morro Castle, which de­ here, tlie proinuty sold lieing tiie Gold- I go de Uub«, says: Provincetown. Ma««., June 7.— A Standard group, in tho Santa M aria J. C. Fiokea, of (Mettlienvilie, ()., ban James H . Mead,one of the oldest the­ fends the eastern entrance of the hnr- Port Townsend, June 6. — The fatal aooident occurred last night «in " I t la one more disenchantment d intfict, tlie purchaser« being J. U. ' constructed a boat propelled on tlm b i­ atrical managers in America, »lied Imr of Hantiago. A quarter of an hour which prove« that there is no remedy steamer Farallon, which arrived here the cruiser Han Francisco. By the fall G reenhiit, a prominent whiskey dis- 1 cycle principle, suddenly at his Imine in New York later the noise of the cannonading for Spain's misfortune*. Cervera'c toni ’ ht, from Alaska, brings news that of a whaleiioat from the davit«, Claus Mrs. Frances llo