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Sr Persassurc, June 10-—The report of an woexpected attack by a thousand natives on a Russian post, garrisoned by : three hnodred infantry at And} jan, Fer- ghana province, Turkestan, is confirmed.

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END OF SESSION AT OTTAWA

Criticism by Foster and Ferguson,

IMMENSE INCREASE OF EX- PENDITURE

A Heavy Addition to the Public Debt.

{[Seecia, ro Tag Examiner.) Orrawa, June 3.—The third session of the eighth Parliameat ended yesterday. A spirited debaie took place in both

FIFTEEN THOUSAND U, §. SOLDIERS

On the Way to Cuba,

THE STRUGGLE OF THE WAR WILL SOON OCCUR. A Second Expedition to Start for Porto Rico. [Sreciat TO Tue Examiver.]

Wasuinetron, June 14.—Fifteen thou- sand American soldiers aré now on the high seas to j»in Sampson’s floating army, and the first great struggle between the

chambers on the third reading of the Supply Bill. Foster spoke for over an hour, review- ing the financial career of the Govern- “nt, > Sret part of his speech was a state-

nent of the increases in expenditure, debt, |

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‘wo years, anl by citations ‘ade by Laurier, Mills,

hiesd uber: he present Governu- es, tm foe elections snowed that the party in peter iucrea-«t espenditure exaetiy by th- anoant th v promised to

fedwe tt -f aot lie debi hae tae wonder thie con rol + years of Tuy , hen Cartwright pronounced it* mm +» -trous and dangerous.’ - The second paii of Mr. Foster’s discourse dealt with the reckless and crimival way the Government had broken dowa the safeguards imposed by the traditions of usage and the constitution against lavish and irrosponsible spending of mooey.

He spoke of the expenditure in excess of the money voted, contracts given out to friend: and relatives of Ministers, private-~ ly and at private prices, of the great crop of superannuations, of the general increa-e in ministerial establishment and of gevera! spendtbrift methods of the Ministers.

Fielding, ina brief speech, admitted the supply bill to be the largest in the m@mory of Canada.

In the Senate, Ferguson criticised the bill inthe light of Mills’ own declaration be- fore the elections that a four million re- duction could easily be made in current expenses,

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V axcouvsr, B, C., June 11.—The feel- ings of the populace in Formosa bave been wrought to the boiling point by indis orimiva‘e and savage butchery of innocent women and children by the Japanese soldiers intbe Hozau district. Pirates defeated the soldiers, who were =o enraged that when they returned to civilization they attacked the peaceful village of Leon ah Tien, set it on fire and murdered the inhabitants.

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With military suthorities are turning tention to the capture of Porto Rico, and a second expedition is likely soon to start.

The entire expedition to Santiago num- bers 15,340 men, of whom 752 are officers} and 14,451 privates. }

There are 18 regiments of regulars.

According to the present status, the fieet will not arrive off Santiago before Thursday. There are 32 transports and .6 war vessels in the fleet.

this expedition under way, the their at-

Regiments Under Strength.

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Schley’s Tribute to Hobson.

Commodore Schley bas paid a beautiful tritute to Hobson and his men in the following words:

‘History dves not record an act of finer heroism than that of those gallant men. I watched the Merrimac as she made her | way to the entrance of the harbor, and my heart sank as I saw the perfect hell of fire that fell upon those devoted men.

“I did vot think it possible one ef them could bave gove through it alive. They went into the jaws of death. It wasa Balaclava over again without the means cf defence which the L'ght Brigade had.

“Hobson Jeda forlorn bope without the power tocut his way out. But fortune once more favored the brave, and I bope be wll have the recognition and promotion he deserves. His name wiil live as long asthe bkeroes of the world are remem-~ bered .”

A Russian Prince’s Misfortune.

{| New York, June 1).—Prince Alex~- }androvitch Galitzin, deseended from royal lancestry, was taken from Bellevue borpital yes erday and ledged in a padded ceil at Bloomingdale asy!um. Afiee rubuiog the entire social gamut, from the most exclu- sive houses to the coterie of Bohemia, he passed into the land of lost minde. He went broke severa] years ago. Now he has gone mad and is suffering from acute mania. The cause is poverty and want.

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