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Azcarraga, then Minister of War, was first ap

pointed Pre;

the Cabinet

remained unchanged, On Septem

FLEET

STILL AT CURACOA, AND ADMIRAL

SAMPSON PASSED CAPE HAYTIEN,

ANOTHER

MESSAGE FROM A DMIRAL

DEWEY AT MANILA.

THE MEMBERS OF THE SPANISH CABINET ARE OUT—SAGASTA TO ORGANIZE A

NEW MINISTRY--COMMODORE

CHARLESTON-GENERAL

SCHLEY'S SQUADRON ANCHORED OFF

OTIS TO

SAIL FOR MANILA TO-

NIGHT WITH TROOPS.

Admiral Sampson's squadron passed Cape Haytien yesterday, but it is not

known whether it was going south to seek the Spanish fleet or to Key West.

The Spanish feet under Admiral Cervera was still at Curacoa yesterday.

They bought coal, provisions and medicines.

All the warships at Key West have been ordered to get up steam, and the

activity of naval officers there indicates an early and important naval movement.

Four vessels of Commodore Schley’s Flying Squadron anchored off Charles-

ton vesterday afternoon. They were to wait for the collier Sterling, which had

become detached, take coal and proceed to Key West.

All the members of the Spanish Cabinet resigned. Sagasta will attempt to

form a new Ministry, leaving out Sefiors Gullon, Moret, Bermejo and Xiquena.

Admiral Dewey has sent another cable dispatch to the Navy Department,

saving that a strict blockade is maintained; that the rebels are hemming in the

city, but have made no demonstration; that the Spanish governor will surrender

soon, and that Dewey could take Manila at any moment,

On May 12 he capt-

ured the gunboat Callao, coming in from the Caroline Islands. The Spaniards

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New-York tribune. (1898). New York [N.Y.], 1898-05-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1898-05-16/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1898-05-16.