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Show Jr-i- . t ; a i LO&AK CITY. UTAn, SATURDAY, VOL. XVII. " lu JUNE JT Associated Press correspondent cruisers in the coming war. here has been informed from an MONTEREY READY. apparently authentic eource at San . Francisco, June 3. Th Port Antonio, that a SpanLh fleet monitor Monterey left Mare Island of sixteen vessels, will be off SanAdnavy yard this afternoon for San Tub Worlds Important News Recoined tiago tomorrow to reinforce Francisco. As the. vess. et earned miral Cervera. TIib JonrnaF Last from Enenlng. the dock it wa8 grafted with by . ALARMING SANTIAGO REPORT. cheers from hundreds of bailors and New York Juno 3. The New people on shore who witnessed the York Journal prints under Cape departure. The collier Brutus Arming Auxiliary Cruiser St- Paul Haytiea date, the following, which which will accompany the Mont Conflicting Reports About (Jemr&s is affirmed to have been cabled to erey to Manila, will leave for San Fleet Sinking of an American Vessel Europe today from Santiago: Francisco tomorrow, an the two Movei'his morning there was heavy ships will probably eaii on SaturReported Army and Nary ments cannonnading from three to four day. An armed American oclock. KELP VSI.D. CORRESPONDENTS c steamer tried to run 3.Havana, June -' Tm English over the first line of torpedo deSpecial to Journal fenses. The Spaniards let her do newspaper corresponds oils Whig-haand Robinson, have been reso, but when the American ship, leased ST. ARMING THE TAUL. which had already got into the through the effort- - of the Consul. British Nesv York, June 3. The auxili- pass, attempted to run over the the Spansecond line of ary cruiser St. Paul passed Sandy iards pet fire totorpedxs. oue of them, and EARTHQUAKE IN CAN AD . Hook thi3 morning on he: way to the American immedpunk ship New York. She will be fitted up Montreal, Que., June J. A iately. Au officer, engineer and with several six inch guns and con- six sailors are prieomrs. The slight earthquake shock was felt 12:21 and lasted name of the Ameiicm ship is un- here last night at tinue scout Juty. It moved seconds. for forty-livknown, as well as the number of from east .to west arid was felt THAT PHANTOM FI.EET. victims who have perished. New York, June 3. A Madrid throughout Quebec ami Ontario. APPOINTED. WHJTTEMORE No damage ia reported. correspondent of the New York Salt Lake, June 3. Today C. 0. World says he learns on the highest IN I MU . CONFLAGRATION . d po.-upone- 1 g - I - 6iderable means, today pleaded guilty to tearing the tongue out of a horse. Sentence was of until tomorrow. the fiendish act state that Vauning, while ascending a grade, dtove TelrapMc Information From War Cenhis team into a ditch, and ecatifo ters to flis Journal." the horses could not extricate it, tied a puce of ropo around i betongue of one of the animals aid tore it out by the roots. The Another Heavy Bombardment Oom-- b animal fill to the ground, n?d Attack of Fleet and Inurgent but by boating it auoing forced it to , and drove to a lmrsh, Troops Dpan Santiago Tho Cristobal Colon Twice Struck. where it bled to death There were tnreats oflvnehin, Vauning today, but it was finally determined to give him notice l. Special to Journal. leave town. He was fomd to fly for safety and seek the protec! ion AN.rilEU ENGAGEMENT EXPECTED, of an officer this afternoon. So was he ago charged with Washington, June 2. A dia- milk at tho refiihmce of patch from Cape Haytien this poisoning Prir-oDirector Wilkin and morning says a decisive naval enthey would not jiatroni.e him. lie has also been in tumble gagement is expected to take place at Santiago de Cuba today. The at other times. Eyo-witnefcs- es 1 O' HO. 113 4. 18PS. rir-e- trans-Atlanti- m on-tim- other-becau- j e se Spaniards say that Admiral Cer-vtw.h m t in Santiago de Cuba A PATHIOIIC CALL. when the preliminary firing took Mayer Anderson Calls Upon the p!ae, but British officers say he was. '1 hey countel sixteen sbip3 People cf Logan to Join in a Pat- iu the harbor. riotic Celebration cf tho Nation's mi m'nt m rt them. Bombay, June 2. A conflagration at Ieshawir, which was not Birthday. June 2. The rs mastered for twenty-fou- r hours, t ('tmmodore Schley were has destroyed 4000 hou-tdoing To the Citizen of Login: Pato not try to lake Santiigo de Cuba, damage to the amount of about riotic observance of the Nation's four crores of rupees (about but (.id y to Btop'fnew fortifications, biithday is universal throughout This is 6uppo.--r d to be the whic'i was done in the engage-meUnited States. It is a the record flrooi India. on un lay. and dearly loved custom INJURED IN A P.ioi . handed down by the founders i f A MAMMi nvun tho Government, and observed in 2 Serious riots June Bombay, Lu.loo, Juno 2 The Spanish occuied yesterday at Multan, a every city and vilbig-- j thimtuhi it Amn-M.dolie-r contends that and wherever til ie city of the Punjab, between Mo- the country, Colon is the only v'nMolnl th of fun. . iu Anurivms colony g The hammedans and Hin't os. S i.im-- h warehip at Santiago de disorders arose in connection with lands, !C i'n. On nccounf of the war wi'h Knives the Murarram festival. were freely used and thirty-siSpain, a spirit of patriotism NO MORE W VR NEWS. , Once the war of eeriou-lthe y less or more were persons Port au Prince, Hayti, June 2 has Ixon aroused, and the injured. Many arrests were made. Fourth of July will be celebra'td No war i,ewn received here this MOBBED BY PAMARDS. with a zeal never before felt by the m u iiii.g. London. June 1. A mob of rising generation. QUIET, profoundly quiet. It is fitting that Logan, wi'h Spaniards, according to a dispatch from Gibraltar, assaulted and inhabitants, should Imvc a Key West, Juno 2 Reports I. B. Richardson, celebration proportionate toi- - im- from the blockade fleet show that stoned Maj.-Gecommander of the royal artillery portance as a commonwealth, and all is quiet, either ashore or afloat. at Gibraltar and another English- for this reason I hereby cal! a MAYBE. PEI. HAPS, of the citizens to convene man while they were walking at Washington, June 2. InvestiSan Roqife. seven miles nortwest in the large upper room of the Courthouse on Monday evi ning. gations have been and are now of Gibraltar. June ilth, at 7:30 p. m., for the lining made to ascertain if any of THE I HINA REGISTERED. Curveras fleet are in the harbor of purpose of appointing committees or not. If it should Washington, June 2. At the and making other necessary artrue that only the Cristobal opening of todays ssion the Sen- rangements for a rousing celebra- prove C'Jon two and ate passed a bill conferring Amer- tion, and I ask the hearty torpedo boati are m ican register upon the steamship Santiago harbor, it is thought of every citizen of Logan to Hch ley will receive orders to force China, one of the fleet of the Paci- make it such. entrance and seize or destroy the fic Mail Steamship Co. The China Respectfully, dehas teen chartered by the war A nt hon Anderson, partment to transport troops to the Mavor. f ('ontinuni on ,1th Vwjc. Philippines. The China is now under the Hawaiian flag. ra e , appointed byPrest. authority that Admiral Cerveras Whittemoreto was succeed J. W. Judd McKinley fleet never entered Santiago haras P. S. District Attorney. bor, but that the Capo Verde fleet i is now on the way to the Pniiip-pine- MORE REGULARS FROM UTAH. 3. J r 0 I v EVERY DAY REPORT COFKIRMED. . rJROl lU.K IN or-d.-- s, Salt Lake, .June 3. Today Doc-tor Geo. H. Penrose left Fort Doug New York, June 3, The Naw York las with thirty more Utah recruits Tribune poste the following Port for the legular arm r, for San F'ran-- , Au Prince. News has just reached cisco. here that a battle began at SantiaTROOPS LEAVE KF.Y V.FST. go beforo 9 oclock this morning. Key West, June' 3 A large ANOTHER BATTLE REPORT. force of U. S. troops left Key West Washington, June 3. A report today, destination unknown. comes from Madrid that the U. S. c,:ni& succeed? young. fleet has made a second attack upSan Frarici-co- . June 3 Major on Santiago De Cuba; that the W. R. of the Utah light Young Americans have forced an entrance bo will succeeded by artillery into the harbor. The Spaniirds wiiile Lieut. a dispatch Gibbs, say that they do not believe the re Dr.Pen-ros- e from that Washington rays, port to be true. been assigned to the has SCHLEY REPORTS. staff of Brig Gen. Andersou. Washington, Juno 3 CommoTROOPS LEAVE MOBILE. dore Schleys official report of the Santiago fight has been received, Mobile, Aia., Jun-- ' 3. A large lie pays there ia no reasonable force of regular oavalryleft Mobile, doubt that Cerverap fleet ic in the Ala , today under sealed orders. harbor of Santiago do Cuba. A SCRAP Wa-Y:ngt- AMERICA. Washington. June 3 A disCape Ilaytien, June 3 The report ihat a revolution has broken patch from Valparaiso says: ,The out in (San Domingo, is confirmed; War Department has dispatched the 6upposd Cuban expedition large bodies of troops to Sandy Naval preparations also from here being really the depart- Point. continue with great activity and ure of Dominican revolutionists. the Government Las decided to imANOTHER SPANISH FLEET. press the best ehip3 of the Compa-n- a De Vapores for use as auxiliary Kingston, Jamaica, June 3. An DiO.-000,000) nt time-honore- ! e it-- a x j Reb.-I-lion- n, s y KILLED AND ATE 18 MEN. San Francisco, June 2 The Sydney Herald, received by the steamer Moana, states that the prisoners confiined in the police camp at Mambare New Guinea, escaped on March 13. They subsequently made an attack on a neighboring village which resulted in the killing and eating of 18 men. All the women of the village were carried off. The children escaped to the police camp. FA6T TRAIN WRECKED. Denver, June 2. The Chicago-Denvefast train of the Gulf-Un- i on Pacific-Northwester- n r combina- tion was wrecked by the spreading of the rails near Sedgwick, Colo , today, while it was running at a high rate of speed. Fortunately no one was killed and only a few received injuries beyond a severe shaking up. The damage to rail road property was considerable as all the' coaches, except the last sleeper left the track and were badf ly Bmashed. MILKMANS FIENDISH ACxl San Rafael, Cal., June 2. Wil liatn Vauning, a milkfuan of con . Tlio, Montcrc y is TIIE MONITOR MONTEREY. '. . steel coast defense monitor with two hooded twin screws and a military mast. She wm constructed by tho' Union Iron barbettas, Works, of San and was 1801. in rnncisco, completed Although not intended lor long voyages, sho proved a good aea boat on her trip to Callao. i |