The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, June 10, 1898 Page: 2 of 8
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Mighty Ships of United States
Throw Destroyers.
T«ii girl.
IS* Swift report* • rumor that the
hMPi had captured and tortures
a a umber of priests.
The British residents at the time the
Swift left Hill remained la Manila,
lat the foreIgaera were taking refuge
aa the foreign shipping.
A correspondent sends the follow*
lag:
"To the southward there has been
•ere* tabling on the Zapote river, be-
tween Dace or and Las lines. The
Waa Nat AMata gall
Haog'a taroaparl
Ml waa troubled with
vousaeas.iftd that tiled |
the papers about Hood’s
begau taking It. Ismni
bar the fasurgsuta This Is nh important
pnlat at the bark of Cavite proper and
Itt possession bjr the rebels Is n serious
matter for the Spanish .because It la
the ootlet to the surrounding country
and through It aupplico are brought
to the city of Manila. It wUI also af-
ford aa admirable base of operations
for a farther advance toward the city.
work, as Hood’s flare
me." IIm T 9 Bin
Hood’s 8a
Is America's Greatest ifl
day. hot no casualties are reported.
• -The country la densely wooded
sad swampy. Both parties shoot aim-
lessly. I got In the middle of the
■ring, bu* nobody was hurt. Nothing
wan visible la the tremendous fusil-
lade. and I believe nobody knew what
he wan shooting at The Insurgents,
however, are eirelleet In a aelet.
-The Spaniards say they were vlc-
tortoua yesterday, but they can not
follow up the victory and annihilate
the rebels, because of the Aaserlraa
ships at Cavite. Moreover, they aay
It Is necc-cary to save their energies
for the Ameiiraa troop*. Meaawblle
tbe vicinity of Manila Is an Impene-
trable network of ambisrudes."
Advices from Manila say Admiral
Dewey has gathered the steamer* now
blockaded la the river to He off Ca-
vite la read 1 neve to receive foreigner* l
The Spaniards are losing arms, ammu-
nition sad field pieces almost dally, so;
perslcent are the rebel attacks. The j
natives are flocking to Agulaaldo'*
standard He Is oa the whole con-
ducting the campaign oa humane prin-
ciples
In the course of a pitched battle on
May M a bomber of native auxiliary
troops deserted tbe Spanish colors for
arrival there from Moate Cristo. country, which
Raato Domingo, was arrested by tbe worth of our a
British authorities for the violation which «e take
of the navigation laws la flying a *• bul CB# ™,,ri
Clyde line flag, though the Paatta. the I If scandalous
vessel la which the egpeditloa sailed. | there would be l<
bad been sold by tbe Clyde line com- j
puny •!« months before ■ ..._.****” *"
Chris Roberts, tbe pilot of the expo-1 . * , * '*
dittos, made a complaint on the above an(1 lB,
grounds The Aaw.icaa consul also ^ ,
prosecuted Senor Jlmlaet. alleging greatest comfort
that the eipedetloa was Illegal. Inna- Allen's Fooi-Ea
much as the Fanita's papers were os- or new shoes fet
tcas:bly for service la Cuban waters. *ur* for ,w**u
(arrsma SrmlaS.
Montreal. June 1.—Ueut. Carraaxa
and Senor Ihi Roac were arrested ye*-
| ter day oa a capias Issued at the instance
of Detective Kellert. at the bouse of tbe
! consul general of Spain.
Migistrate Lafontalne yesterday taou-
orably discharged Detective Kellert
from custody oa the charge of mealing
tbe now famous Lieut Carraaaa letter.
| Immediately afterward Kellert'a attor-
ney took steps to take out a salt for
| » 25.000 jointly aad severally against Se-
nor Du Bone aad Carraaaa for false ar-
■ rest Tbe capias will be asked for to
; prevent them from leaving the country.
The mooey they have ia the Bank of
Montreal will he garalshspd. sad leave
win be aeksd to aetae all their pWsoaal
property before Judgment so as to have
a guarantee oa their part for costa.
Plenty of bait and
fut factors la Ashing.
To have the good wffl tf
oH desirable thing.
Tabs Cascersts Caw
IfC.CC. fall Ui curt.
Mew York. June 7.—A dispatch from
Panama. Colombia, says:
Mews from various sources received
via CartkagenLa indicates that the rerc-
tutlcn ia progrem la Venesuela heeded
by the conservative leader. Morbo
Hernandez. despite official reports,
seem* to he formidable and Sally gala-
lag headway.
A ronaipnadiut la Qarraras mys that
tbe gavernmsat forces la El CachUlo
A yellow story
mend applause.
Vew Lea*.
Paris. June 7.—The Temp* publishes
a dir patch from Madrid which aa
Bounces that Senor Pulgreiver has
submitted to the cabinet the arrange-
ments for the new Iona, which, it ia
understood, is to he made without the
uesistaare of the tobacco asoaopoly
nod without the assistance of foreign
capital. The Bank of Spain will ad-
vance when necessary .la Installments,
the sum of l.MMBfl pesetas, the
amount of tbe Iona, end undertakes
the foreign expenses of the army aad
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Daley, James S. The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, June 10, 1898, newspaper, June 10, 1898; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth530348/m1/2/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.