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TENDERS.

TENDERS for catering to Cresc«nte Sports on C. A. A. A, grounds,

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MORE ISLANDS,

Ladrones and Gardlines

TO BE GOBBLED UP AFTER THE PHILIPPINES.

Religious Influences Being Brought to Bear on President McKirley (Sreciat to Tae Examiner.)

Powerful brought to bear upoo

San Francisco, June 13. — influence has teen President McKinley ty the leading men reprerenting the great Protestant denom- inations against allowing the Philippines the Roman Spanish religious orders, to the exclusion

toremain inthe coutrol of

of Protestant missionaries; and in favor of the acquisition of the Ladrones and

Carolines in the interests of Protestant

missions,

The warships Charleston and Monterey are not to seize the islands on this trip bu: to get to Manila assoon as possible and Admiral Dewey may be authorized ta take these is'ands with his fleet.

Dewey hasbeen instructed to send back some of the veesels in his fleet to convoy

the transports from the Ladrones to Manila, because three small gunboats _ are supposed to be still in the harbor of

the Ladrones and Carolines and thes:

_ vessels may take possession of the islands

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SET SAIL AT LAST

The Great Fleet of Transports has Sailed.

[Srecra, to Tas Examiver.]

Kry West, June 13.—The great fleet of transporte for Cuba with fleet convoys are off.

There are forty ships in the gathering

BERMANY BOUND

TO INTERFERE. Will Prevent Bombardment

|\BY THE AMFRICAN NAVY OF

MANILA CITY

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According to a Despatch to London Daily Mail.

[Srecia, ro Tak Examivxer.]

Lexpox, June 13.—A despatch to the Daily Mai! from Nagazaki, Japan, savs “T have trustworthy that Germany is determised the bombardment of Manila.”

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Negliege Shirts, from.........+++-40c to

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Collars and Ties, Hose and Braces, Gloves and Handker- chiefs, all prices. In fact everything that makes the man Jook well dressed

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THE SPANISH.

AMERICANS WERE FIERCELY ATTACKED OF LANDING

Four Men Killed and Their Ad- vance Pickets Missing.

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[Specia, to Taw Examiner.)

Lieut, Col. R. W. Huntingdon’s battalion of Marines was landed from the transport Panther on Friday.

They encamped on a hill near an aban- doned cable station, at the entraice to the harbor of Guantananio and have been engaged in beating off a bush atiack by Spanish guerillas and regulars since thres o’vlock Saturday afternoon.

The fighting was almost continuous for thirteen hoars uatil six o’clock this morn. ing, when reinforcements were landed from the Marblehead.

Four Americans wounded.

The advance pickets unier Lieut’s Neville and Shaw are unaccounted tor.

Among killed is Assi-tant Surgeon John Blair Gibbs.

The Spanish loss is unknown.

Despite the lossof men the marines re- jeice that they have won an engagement in their first fight,

were killed and one

THE SINEWS OF WAR.

$200,000,000 of U. S. War Bonds Will be Issued at Once,

Wasuixgtex, June 1@. «All of the Fmémbers of thé cabivéi were present at today’s meting. The — preposed bond issue under the new revenué bill was «discussed and Secretary Gage’: plan of distmbation was approved. Ug- der the termsof the bill as it passed the house yesterday, the secretary 24 re guired to allot the bonds to those making application therefor in sums of $20 and upwar !s, the emaller amounts asked for to be alloted first. It is expected that the Hirst iseue of $209,000,000 will be likely over-subscribed. The genera) circujar of instructions to thé pablic will be issued by the treasury deyartmenutat Washicgton immediately after the sigaing cf the act by the president andevery available means will be used through the post officer: bankf and express offices, etc., of the cour = try, to place a very large proportion of the issue among people of amall means,

Wiped out by Starvation.

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New York, June 10.—Captain Low, of the fruiter Allegheny, which arrived here Jast nigbt with» carzo of fruit from Savanilla and other West Indian points, aays that from what he learned on the trip the condition of things in Cuba ie de- plurable. Nearly all the peaceable Cubans have been starved to death, avd the Span- iards on the island are in a very bad way for food. The greatest proportien of the people have perished since Consul-General Lee left Havana. The Cuban race, says Cap’. Low, has be n practica ly extermin- sted.

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Men Killed and Missing,

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THE SENATE The School Funds Bil

GREENWAY WILL NOT GET THE — 300,000 DOLLARS.

County Court Judges Will Not Retire This Year.

(Sexciat ro Tne EXxaMINeR.]

Orrawa, June 13.—By a vote of 23 10 8 the senate rejected the second reading of the Manitoba schoo! funds bil:.

This measure provided for an advance by the Dominion Goverument to Manitoba Goxernment of $300,000 school funds held in trust by the Dominion Government ou! ofthe sale of western lands reserved for echool

The work of session is now practically completed.

Mr. Mille bas announced in Sena'e and

pur poses,

Government would withdraw altogether that part of the bill referring to the re irement of County Court Judgee and the remainder of the bij] will become law.

The Government proposes to take up next year the question of retirement of the judges.

MRS. GLADSTONE FAILING.

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Lonxpon, June 13—~Mrs. Gladstone w) o has been mentally failing for some time does not yealize her husband’s death. th: CSotinually speaks of him as being in the next roors 40q s00n Coming to her,

LORD WOLSELY’S RETIREMENT,

Spoken of in London,

MAY BE THE NEXT GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.

Will be Succeeded as Commander-in- Chief by Lord Roberts.

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{[Specran to Tae Examiner.]

New York, June 13.—The London cor- respondent ot the Evening Post says Lord Wolseley’s retirement from the position of Commander in Chief of the British army is certain.

The Post demands a younger man, and also states the fact Lord Wolsely’s name is mooted in official quarters as acceptable to Canada as Governor Geneeal.

Whether Lord Wolseley would accept ig another question.

Lord Roberts will probably succeed Wol-eley as Commander in Chief and it is suggested that the Duke of Connaught may succeed Lord Roberts in command off the forces in Ireland thus solving the question ofa roya) residence in Dublin.

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Yellow Fever Outbreak.

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apprehension here over the outlook of special ceases of yellow fever at McHenry, Miss.; and steps have been taken with a view of preventing any possibility of an epidemic in the south. ,

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