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The Landing - Was Made Yesterday,

TRANSPORTS ARRIVE AFTER A QUIET VOYAGE.

General Shafter is Now Getting His

Army Ashore. (Spectra, TO THe Examiver.|

20. — The first landed on Cuban

Wasuincronx, June American troop: were oil yesterday. Shafter’s transport’, uneventful jouroey from Tampa, began 1° the outlying ships of Sampson’s equadron late on Saturday night, and yes-~ terday was devoted to getting the first section of the army ashore.

Genera! after an

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The landing place was Aguardores,a town eight miles from Sautiago.

No one can yet tell when the first battle will occur.

It may be that the Spanish will! contest foot of the army’s advance just as they did at Guantavanio, but the proba- bility is thatthe insurgents under Garcia and Rabi have been able to masethem- selves between Aguandores and Santiago» and thus prevent active opposition on the part of the Spaniards.

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SPANISH GENERAL JORAL RE- PORTED TO BE KILLED. By a Missile from the U. 8. Ship

Vesuvius.

{(Speaiat To Tae Examiner.]

Loxpox, June 20.—The Gibraltar cor- respondent of the Telegraph says that Admiral Camaras fquadron arrived at Cartagena, on Satarday evening.

The destination of the fleets is unknewn, but it is believed Camara wil] keep in touch with the home ports and that the squadron will be used to deceive the Americans,

New York, June 20.—A despatch from Santiago says that spies report to Admiral Sampsen that tue Spanish General Joral and several officers were killed by a gun- cotton explosion at the first trial of the batteries of the Vesuvius.

STRIKE ON OTTAWA _ RIVER.

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Orrawa, June 20.—A equad cf twelve Dominion policemen, returned from Rocke land, 25 miles down the Ottawa badly battered in a conflict with 500 strik~ ing mill men,

These are the employes of Edward’s, M- P, for Rueee!], who through influence with the Government, had the Dominion police- mento quiet the disturbances,

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Orr Santiaco, June 20.—A curious circumstance of the bombardment is a flag flying half~mast at Morro Castle. It is not customary to display this mark of death in warfare, although possibly some prominent Spanish officer was killed.

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Wasuincron, June 20.— The authorities are inclined to discredit the Santiago re- port that Hobson and his brave companions have been killed.

Secretary Long doubts if they dare vnurder them, and believes the flag was raised half-mast over Morro Castle asa mark of respect for some Spanish officers who are dead.

Subordinate naval officers, however, are inclined to believe that Hobson and his brave associates were murdered, and pre- dict that if the report proves true, speedy | vengeance will be dealt out tothe I dows ol @ about Santiago, from the Admiral down to the privates.

SPANISH FLEET AT SEA.

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Contractors.—R2ad the advt. calling for tenders for the erection of a new stone Church at Kinkora. The specification and plans may be seen at the office of W. C. Harris, Esg., Architect, at the Bishop’s Palace,Charlottetown,from the ] lth to the 25th inat., and a! the parochial residence, Kickora after that date.July 4th is the last day for receiving tenders,

SMALLPOX AND Mgasies—T wo train loads of immigrants landed at Halifax by steamer Pisa arived in Winnipeg last Wednesday evening. Three cases ot smallpox and tweuty cases of measels were discovered among the immigrants. The immigrante nave all been placed ip quarantine, and will be kept there uotil all danger is past.

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