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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 10, 1898.

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From Yesterday's 5 o'clock Edition.

Waruinctox, May 8.—Dewey’s repor, says that none of his men were killed bug

a few were injured.

Fiona Kone, May 8.—it the Spanish «hips at the battle of Manilla until after the

is stated thar steam It is also said that the informed the was advisable to

did not get under alarm was given. Spanish commander Governor General that it surrender in the interests of humanity, as successfully,

were willing

it was im possible to resist but that be and

enough to fight and die.

his men

Even when the Spanish flagship was half shot away her commander, though wounded, refused to leave the bridge untii the ship was burning and sinking, ber stern shattered by a shell and her steam- pipes burst.

As yet (here are no further details of the fighting.

After it was over Commander Dewey, sentan ultimatum to the city battery ordering it to cease firing or he would bow bard the town,

Lonpoy, May 9-—-The Hong Kong cor- respondent of the Daily Mail gives the following additional details of the battle at Manilla:

There was an act of treachery on the part of a Spanish boat which fired at a boats crew sent to take posseesign of her. She did not bit the boat but our guns were turned on her and tore her to pieces. She

went to the bottom. The « flicers of the gua boat MeCuallo¢

Lear testimony to the bravery of the Spaniards.

They particularly praised the gallant crew of the Castilla whom they described as the bravest men ever sacrificed in bat tle.

They conaiderthe result of the ight a remarkable inetance of the advantag: uf

long rauge firing to the side which is bet ter in artillery marksmanship.

Private papers captured with Cavite show that it was intended that the Span- ish showld engage the Americans outside the bay before the fight.

No forthcoming of the change of plans.

The Americar for instructions caring to take over the city on his own

explanation is commacder has wired regarding Manilla, not res; orsibility.

The Americans landed supplies for the Spanish wounded.

The Olrmpia was hit thirteen times during the engagement.

When the McCulloch left Manilla the were maintaining a desultory but in effective fire on the squadron.

.urts

acting in fleet.

the land

Meantime the insurgents are

co-operation with the American

They had surrounded Manilla on

The military deputies have decided to | act independently of politics and the naval deputies will be asked to cooperate.

Is is reported that the Governor General of the Philippines is planning to retake Cavite.

Key West, May 9.— Oaly poor marks- manship oo the part of the Spanish gup- ners saved the Vicksburgand the cutter Morrell from destructioa off Havana.

Ov Saturdsy tor over half,’an hour they ' the Santa Clara escaped without

were under the fire of batteries. Bat both msterial injary, although shrapnel shells from 8 iach gune exploded all about them and now both show the scars of the Spanish shots.

L Npox, May 9.—Russian papers accuse the Spaniards of loosing the ersenal at Cavite through cowardice.

Bauia, Brazil, May$9.—The batileship Oregon arrived here yesterday morning.

Wasnincton, May 9.—President Mc- Kinley and Cabinet held a special council of war today with the war and naval boards

of strategy.

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Chia general plan was decided upon : First, to annihilate the Spanish squadron in the Atlantic, even if necessary to cro+e the sea, Second, ment against Cuba with a force so large thatthe fall of Havena and ccmplete surrender of Spanish rule in the Island is assured there before the rainy season. ‘Lhird, to back up Admiral Dewey with men and arme sufficient to tubsugate al!

to begin at once a land moves

the Spanish in the various groups of the Philippines regardless of the money and men it may require.

Fourth, to provide for the military occu~ pation of all Islands captured from Spain and hold them by force of arms until their fate has been decided by Congress after war ia at an end,

Bo-1 Nx, Mav 9.— Captain Roberts, of the Warren Line x\eamer Roman, reports see- ing aSjani-h torpedo boat off the coast of Nova Scotia last Thureday.

Maprip, May 9.—According to a news~ paper reporta cabinet crisis, provoked by Admiral Bermejo, is imminent, involv- ing the whole cabinet,

If charged to reconstruct the ministry i. is believed that Senor Sagasta would (ffzr a porifolio to Senor Gamzo, who represents a very important faction of the be Liberals.

Wasnincsox, May 9.—Sec’y Long*eays that Blauco’s report as to the fonnderi g of the Cincinnati is baseless, as the sb p is at Key West. He also denies that tle Montgomery has been in an eogage ment. He expcets no news from the fleet before to-morrow,

Cape Haytien, Hayti, May 9 —Admira!] Sam p<ou’s ficet is moving slowly going at

fie miles aco hour on account of the woniors Turitan and Amphitrite, which are expected to give a good srccount ot themselves, in heavy close fighting. The fleet reach Porto R.co before

Wednesday.

Cavboul

Mav Madrid says orders

Lonven, 9—A despatch from have been ten‘ w Governor-General Augusti tu resist to the

death all attacks on Manilla.

Head and Limbs#

All Covered With Eruptions — Could Not Work, the Suffering Was So Creat—Hood’s Has Cured.

“T wasall run down with complaints peculiar to my sex, and I broke out in sores on my body, head, limbs and hands, and my hairall came out. I was under the doctor’s treatment a long time without benefit. They called my trouble

side and were exchanging @ brisk fire with

the Spanish garrison. Ihe city is said to|

be starving. W AS HINGT all along the

attilude of the he President

fightii

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terminate the conflict.

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Port Av FRIivce, is rumored of 17, Porto Rico anda battle is expected “ry Tuesday.

It is also reported from Cape bo ian that Rear Admiral Sampson’s e®quadron | has been righted to the north. i

The vessel which pursued the cruiser}

' Montgomery is supposed to have beeu one

Spauish warship Vizcava, aod it is suggest | ei that possibly the Montgomery enticed |

the Spaniards within striking distance of | A lmiral Sampson.

The crew of the German ship Bolivia, | Cap: Bruia, which arrived to~day said they heard cannonading to the northward | about four o'clock this afternoon.

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