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Show DETAILS OF THE BATTLE. SPAIN CUT THE CABLE NEWS SUMMARY. Commodore Dewey Kept Hie Squadron Moving to Avoid the Kurt- -. In Order to Stop tha Kweipt of Dleeetros New. INVASION OF CUBA. Kerfertud for An Farly Movement of Trotie. Tamps, May 3. Arrangements are On Sunday. April 17th, the Utah being made for the landingof an Amer- Stake TaWrnacle at Provo was dediican force in Cuba. By Friday the cated, President George Cannon Arrangements Delng Japan has issued a declaration ol London, May 3. The following deWashington, May 4 The day passed neutrality. without a single word from the Ameri- tails of the engagement off Manilla Montana's recruits are rendezvou- can fleet in the Philippines, und in view have been received through Spanish following fleet of vessels is expected to offering tlie dedicatory prayer. Tlie sing at Helena. of the long continued interruption in sources: wharves at TamBoth fleets lined up for battle about lie in waiting at tbe mcctiug was the largest ever held in Wyoming's quota of 350 men are en- cable communication the oflieiala are of the United Provo, the for pa, reception American of the Tbe possibly the largest religious guns beginning to resign themselves to the daybreak. camped at Cheyenne. States troops: The Florida, Olivette meeting ever held in the State, outside on fortress the firing The monitor Miantonmnah has gone belief that they must await further warships began arsenal of Manilla. and Msscotte, of the Plant line; the of Salt Lake City. The Tabernacle official news until a boat arrives at of Cavite and the Alano and of to join the blockading fleet. the line; Comal, Mallory was crowded, and overflow meetings This will not necessarily Under the protection of the guns of the Aransas and Lamthe to lie somepossibly Utah's rough riders will furnish a Hong Kong. warwell held. There be a naval vessel, for it is not believed these fortifications the Spanisli Aland the of the line, pasas, Oregon at for of a IsHim, what fleet. present, in American troop Torrey's regiment just that Commodore Dewey (who will be ships opened up on the Merof and the The Berkshire, Houses. legheny Stake re harbor Meeting All the $50,000,000 war appropria- admiral as soon as he can be reached building For several hours the boats line. aud These Miners' chants of the the. for contract completion of tbe tion has either lieen expended or shot- by cable) could have spared any of his sounded with the roar guns, have and been have contracted all for, Richfield. at Taliernacle rock the and steel timbers, ted. of elegant ships, even the McCulloch, to carry crashing of about 6000 Sevier Valley, has just lieen awarded. shrieks and groans of the wounded. a carrying capacity European papers apeak of the naval dispatches before the Itombardmcut. It will be tlie pride of that and the almost ob- troops. engagement as annihilation, not vic- In ordinury times there is plenty of Clouds of smoke at times tha is not that however, believed, It each surrounding valleys. Kilinnre is also communication by steamers, as by na- scured the opposing fleets from tory. will take place before moving in this direelinu: aud the embarkation Another German warship lias left tive vessels, between the Philippines other. Much remains to be done in A well directed shot reached the Sunday. preliminary work for a new meeting China for the Philippines, making und the mainland, and the oflieiala and house, so ammunition of the way gathering A sadly needed, is under way. will be rather surprised if some news iron Cruiser Don Juan de Austria. three in all. must and several elapse days Stake house at Coalville supplies, Tin beautiful means very soon. terrific explosion followed and the before all is in readiness. It is beColonel Cortijo, captured on the is not coming by this is durprogress. time milking All the Who has cut the cable is a source of ship was blown up. mail steamer Argonauta, is Weyler'a American lieved that tlie force will be made up the the A new wa-- d has been organized in engagement ing A much speculation. leading diplomat of 3000 iufantry, 1000 cavalry aud ten brother-in-lamaneutheir Nevada, with said circumstances would indicate that ships were under way, batteries of artillery; in all, close to White Pine County, be will riders render to the intended Judge Torrey's rough Elder Thomai Judd, formerly of Si. the cutting had been done by Spanish vering being 5000 men. Only one regiment of cavof sabres instead with effective. It will be less fire from forts as its Bishop. tbe equipped ropes officials, on instructions from Madrid, the Ninth, is now in camp at George, alry, Ward. off drew at if Torrey's request is granted. Pine White American as The the known squadron in order to atop the transmission of but the Tenth, now at The emperor of Cliina is preparing further news of the disaster there, 9 o'clock and took refuge behind' some Tampa, The branch of the church at the it is believed.be brought to flee from Peking, being afraid of and in that way calm the storm of merchant ships to repair some dam- down herewill, Tooele Co., to fill out the quota. mining camp of 11. Dur Stake Tooele losing his head in a possible uprising. popular indignation at Madrid. It Is ages. They returned about from lieen has separated CavSpaniard Destroy Maine Wreck. Salt the to aiinexd The Stock exchange at London in- thought to huve been impossible for ing this engagement tbe guns of and temporarily maintained a steadier fire to which Washington, May 3. The state de- Lake Stake of Zion, and the people of terprets the news from various points Commodore Dewey to have cut the ca ite partment has learned through its se- that to mean that the war will not lost hie, as he was unacquainted with its the ships replied with telling effect place will b i regularly visited by wreck of the batseen the was cret the that smoke lifted it As the agents and, location fifty miles seaward, tlie Salt Lake Stake home inissonariea. lung. was on fire. tleship Maine lying in the Havana Christina Reina lieen flagship have to In cose troops are sent to the lbil moreover, there appears a severe storm On the 27tli of Ma-vof com- The vessel was completely burned. In harbor has been destroyed by the the for motive in no sent interruption be will at islands, ippine they the interval between the two engage- Spanish authorities. It is supposed by passed over the church plantation surround and Inlands. ships now engaged in the Klondike munication on his part. ments, Com m ol ore Montijo moved hia the officials of the administration that Laie, Sandwich trade. of the Spanish ing country which caused heavy floods. TREACHERY VISIBLE. flag from the Reina Christina to the this action on the part considerCommodore Dewey carried a large SPANISH smaller cruiser Isle de Cuba. To the authorities has been taken to prevent The town of Laic suffered store of war munitions, so large that Dynamite Found In llHKItaCe tie Illinois fact that he made this change he doubt- the raising of the wreck after the cap- ably. The native houses stood in waItriidcvrvous. the battle at Manilla scarcely dirnin ter from two to six feet deep. The ture of Havana. less owes his life. to 4. for ished it. is A member Experts cabinet authority Springfield, Ills., May people liad to carry their children Tlie cruiser Castilla, next to the flag to water a of up contents We shall of tested the through who have of tlie safety The Don Juan Austria, the Spanish places following statement; ship the largest aud most powerful native Two or three ship blown up in the battle, carried package found in one of the camp the Spanish squadron, was also burned. make a part of our first business after their necks. boxes of the Third infantry, Illinois The cruiser Don Antonio de Ulloa and taking possession of Havana, to find houses were moved out of their pla1U3 men, most all of whom are supnational guard, pronounced it un- the Mindana were also badly damaged out who were the perpetrators of that ces. Considerable damage was dona posed to have perished. A rigid examto the sugar cane and rice fields on tlie in thisencounter. One report says that crime of the night of February 15. Two thousand Creeks have volun- doubtedly dynamite. and inode of all equipment If we find that they have escaped plantation. No lives were lost at Laie, several of the Spanish crafts wore sunk teered to enlist in the United States ination was a be baggage in the exposition building, by their commanders to prevent their from the island and have gone hack to but at one place two women and . navy, many declaring they would carried the and but into river, is child were swept where the regiment quartered, into the hands of the Ameri- Spain, we will follow them there falling willing to pay their own fare to this we will tell Spain that the war shall out to sea and drowned. nothing else suspicious was discovered. cans. country. no disclosed so far lias Investigation That the American squadron received not stop until they are delivered up to The first Presidency of the church The reply of the Spanish governor-generof the person the to for can elew as us addressed to identity in severe the punishment engagement s damage of the Philippines to Dewey by means of a letter who placed the infernal thing. had it have made doubted. s be M. not Wells, reports llcber Early torpe-doGovernor Senate laiwca War Measures. demand to surrender the guns, Third infantry, the Sixth that five of Commodore Dewey's ships Beside the to the with views come regrrd tlieir and war munitions was to May 3. Several war public buildWashington, in the Is also from quartered by had been sunk. Later advices regiment and face them.' measures have been passed by the sen- course that should he pursued 2000 men in all. Many of the men the two. in at number Madrid the ing, tlie community of imput members ate, and, notwithstanding their The Yale, formerly the Paris, has believed that they have narrowly escrisis. After tbe preliminary sailed from New York under sealed or- caped the fate of the sailora of the HAS MANILLA SURRENDERED portance, not one of them elicited the present most muthe debate. Probably opening paragraph they aay: ders. She carried a full supply of Maine. General Barkley, commanding Unauthent'eated Report That Such Is tha slightest senThe people whom we represent are the measure passed by important nitions and 5000 tons of coal, enough the camp, has held a conference with Case. ate wqp the emergency war deficiency lovers of peace, and would do anything to last for a long cruise. his officers. As a result of the conferChicago, May 3. A special 'dispatch consistent with honor bill, carrying $35,720,945. Not more in their power, which every citiThe Mississippi valley was storm ence guards have been placed at every to the News from Washington says; than ten minutes were consumed in and the patriotic duty and surhas Manilla to the lives la Several that entrance and building door It reported to Sunday his night swept country, to avert war the measure. Mr. Hawley, zen owes were lost by drowning. At several only persons having passes are allowed rendered to Commodore Dewey, hut reading train of consequences. dreadful chairman of the military affairs com- and its confirmed. in be cannot this enter. to almost developed storm the of this feeling we have been places secured the passage of a bill Because mittee, news. no direct has The has been government to the velocity of a tornado. for tlie enlistment of a vol- led to admire the course which EXPECT AN ATTACK. providing amBritish the Sir Julian t throngh-ouPauncefote, Armed men are guarding the Aetna unteer brigade of engineers, and of taken by President McKinley the of news the we furnished and bassador, IndiOnr this Spanish Imbroglio, Spaniards Liable to Attack Some of in the south who are impowder mills at Miller station, fall of Manilla, he having suoceedcd in 10,000 men Keatrrn Seaports. its of the to have enlistments possibility hoped that liisefforts to preserve ana, prevent mune to yellow fever, these the atcommunication with into an 4. countries would getting Fearing Washington, April destruction by Spanish sympathisers. to be in addition to those provided for peace between the two at authorities British Kong. North of Hong the tack upon the seaports Jfo new men will be employed. call for 125,000 volun- result in success. men-o- f President McKinley cordially thanked in the present the coast Spanish anAtlantic But war has lieen declared, and we is by it will enlist for the men The A second Spanish fleet, teers. him the for western to tidings. glad on their way have it to meet. Our citizens are called nounced, is about ready to sail from war row lias lost a con war. Commodore asked to If Dewey has taken steps upon to enlist, and Utah is Cadiz. Included in this fleet is the waters, Secretary Alger is feared dehis of it of artilmen, siderable coast sea batteries the and portion further to improve furnish cavalry CUBANS FOR CUBA. Pelayo, probably the most formidable he will be much embarrassed in tbe 500 men. excellent is authority There fenses. lery approximating Mafighting machine Spain possesses. Fonr Hundred of Them Knllat Into CavWe trust that the citizens of Utah the statement that the administra- work of maintaining possession of for en rnii-are who i SangulUy. being I The rough riders sufficient force. Regiment of lack for nilla alry Saints will be found tion believes that the Spanish who arc Latter-dahundred 3. listed for service under Roosevelt and Two al are vessels naval to this States on the United Tampa, Fla., May will appear at some port ready to respond with alacrity state. Wood, will be sent to Western Cuba cost and attempt to retaliate for the ways undermanned, according to the native Cubans, who have been quietly call onr which is mode upon The other to work with Goiuez. islands by doing European standard, and it will not be enlisted in New York by Generil Julio There was a time in the past when we the loaswf Philippine forces are to be landed east of Havana. aa much to the safety of Sanguilly, have arrived in Tampa. were called upon, as a religious organidamage as possible, and when possible, having regard The Southern Pacific transport ships this work has been completed, sail with the ships, to spare any considerable They will be formed into a cavalry zation, to make a far greater sacrifice left New Orleans Tuesday for Tampa, all speed to For to Rico, and, if neces- number of men to keep the city, espec- regiment, and, under the leadership of than this, under circuinssances that ially if the engagement has disabled the famous Cuban who enlisted them, were exceedingly painfnl. Then there carrying horses and males for the army sary, fight their way into San Juan. d for Cuba with have imperative of invasion. They As to the point where Spain will many of them. There was some talk will .probably embark was no hesitation, hut upwards of mornof the rest formed The orders to reach Tampa by Friday of the men of suitable age strike, the authoritiea are totally un- in the afternoon of sending out troops the American troops. of Cubans ing. a battalion of 500, left the camp and able to say. New York is considered from San Francisco to aid in the work, regiment will bo made up The formation of a new Spanish in very good condition to resist attack, but this has not yet taken shape, so far from Tampa and vicinity. The New volunteered to take part in tlie Mexican d aa they war. In like manner there should he ministry as the result of the but this is not the case with the New as can be learned, and it is likely that Yorkers created a sensation a in street is from to .the will body, hear wait down altogether marched bout in the Philippines no hesitation now; and we sincerely England cities and with porta along the department dea blocks the feel takfollowed by were himself before The by Commodore Spanish and they Dewey probable. trust that your recruiting officers will the southern coast. Cubans. excited in fact of and mob It action. as ready now to be, a may feat very keenly, and blame the min1 perfect find our ing any with combination defense of their that it. DEWEY. for the to FOR by it isexpected, COAL enlist and inarch istry Madrid Under Martlet Law. In will succeed were in the he to fathers having the their as insurgents Commodore Dewey, according Madrid, May 3. Senor Auguilera, country Two of the Swiftest Ship Will bo Dis- his men relieved of the task of garrisof Court we refer. the which at to Embassador John Hay the civil governor of Madrid, has just days patched From Han Francisco. Manilla. that you will be eminently oning SL James, is very affable and one of office Trusting home of the walls 4 Secretary Long posted on the Washington, May to in men meet, successful of raising Utah's proper the most pleasant AWAITING DEWEYS REPORT. the customary proclamation, intimathas taken immediate measures to reand praying that not of to the volunteers, contrary Admiral Montijo lieve the United States fleet in the Government Anxious to Ascertain Loss of ing that the civil authorities consider quota our nation in will protect the Almighty withstanding. that the circumstances justify the Pacific of any embarrassment it might Life. assist us in our over to the military authori- the hour of trial and x Captain Cadarzo of the Spanish feel for want of coal. handing re3. official An Washington, May battles for humanity and right, we remission of keeping order. Cruiser Reina Maria Christina, who the ties Orders have been telegraphed to the Manila at naval of the engaement was killed and whose vessel was government authorities at San Iran-ciac- o port Lieutenant General Daban, captain main. Very respectfully, awaited, not alone to Wh.foiio Woodruff, is beanxiously at Manilla, to Belect two of the swiftest ships learn how the ships fared, hut to as- general of Madrid, has assumed charge, among those destroyed Gko. Q. Cassox, who are have just at that port, load them with coal and certain the loss of life which, in some and the first military patrols Sol. longs to a Madrid family, Smith. F. Jos. The of appeared in the Puerto del proud of the manner of his death. dispatch them at once to the relief feared is ia of the Church oi it heavy, quite First Presidency quarters, measure has been taken in consequence German papers do not comment up- Commodore Deweys squadron. Saints. Latter-daAll of the ships engaged were vulof Christ attitude of certain political par- Jesus on the American victory at Manila, one respect, namely, in their of the in nerable The whole garrison is Will Fight to tho mtter Knd. Elder George D. lyper has resumed hut the opinion prevails in political of protection to life. There was ties recently. lack barracks. in has his position as Secretary to the First London, May 4. Special dispatches not an armored ship in Commodore ready quarters that the United States as e Hrlcadlera. New Forty-livit Council of Seventies and of the in from Rome aay that the queen regent fleet, the nearest approach begained the prize she had view, Dewey's is The 3. Deseret but Sunday School Union. This president gave haa telegraphed the pope that Spain Washington, May promised not to annex Cuba, Olympia. the flagship ing there shall be five duty he resigned when urged to go to no promise in regard to the Ihilipplnes. resolved to resist to the bitter end. Her She had some coal protection around haa decided that of three divisions each. represent Utah at the forthcoming the pontiff to bless tbe sides and an arched steel dock army corps The town of M oboe tie, Texas, was majesty also begs at Exposition is that announced arms. damwill It the Spanish give the president an opporcalculated to protect the vitals of the This visited by a cyclone Monday and been have to appoint major gonerals, five Omaha. But arrangements was done. Premier Sagastawlll inform the cortes, ship. The other vessels of the fleet, tunity age to the amount of $35,000 of of army corps, one of made by which Mr. Samuel G. Whitcommand the Spain's of Mrs. regent, behalf in queen in added to the navy, recently those save John Stocker, Mrs. R. Wright, has declined, and aker, the Architect, of Ogden, can the war to the hitto McCulloch, have lighter steel which General Dodge the like Rnfus Kitchen, and Ilaby Matterson intention pursue me the responsibilities of that poAnter end. It is also stated there is no decks of this character, but in all fifteen in command of divisions. Each were killed and Mrs. Exma, Mrs. of three min In of surrender there, either sition, for which he is well fitted, with the exception of soma division will he composed 1.B derson and Baby Palmer were fatally Idea commissions make will Elder Pyper prefers to remain al were painfully istarlal circles or among the brigades, which slight protection in the ahape of gnn Injured. Fifteen others Eeaeh e brigade home. forty-fivbrigadiers. contained only shields, ths personnel of the ship was for Injured. The town of three regiments. be will composed the of fire enemy. 200 inhabitants. exposed to the Chick-amaug- a. 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