El Paso daily herald

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the passengers was saved. The vessel

i a total wreck. The revenue cutter

Bear says several trading steamers

had narrow escapes.

Silver.

Chicago, June 3. Silver, 581.

SUNK

Report That One of Our Auxiliary

Crulsre Was Sent to the Bottom

By a Mine.

New York, June 3 The Evening

Journal late this afterncon prints the

following:

Cape- Haytien: Following is a II

eral translation of a cablegram de

livered at Santiago de Cuba, which

went through here today to Europe:

This morning there was heavy can

nonading from three to four o'clock.

An armed American trans-Atlantic

steamer tried to ran over the first line

of torpedo defenses.

'The Spaniards let her do so, but

.(...il.. AmliuA ahln which had

already got Into the pass, alternated to

run over tbe second Hoe of torpedoes,

tbe Spania ds set fire to ore of these

and immediately tbe ship sank right

down,' immediately after tbe explosion

of tbe torpedo.

"An officer, engineer, and six sea

man have been made prisoners. The

name of the American snip it un

known as well as tbe number of

victims who perished."

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El Paso daily herald. (1898). El Paso, Tex., 1898-06-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86064199/1898-06-03/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: El Paso daily herald, 1898-06-03.