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OFFICES, Speakman, building, Main St.
Dr, Rollins' office: same as formerly -north
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Fifteen Millions for War Trans-
portation in Six Weeks.
Railroad Companies stave "teen Bleeding
the Government if ,iteports Ave Truo-
A. Congressman. Shows How the hates
Charged; Rave Been Exorbitant -A
Soot ot`, Political Heelers Waiting to
eIia e Ice - for I
MaiQAac rs Third Can 5 en.
New York, June 0i.• --The World's
Washington correspondent says: A few
weeks ago the President was hopeful 01"•
an early peace. Now be is not so col,Tl-
dent,
At the outbreak of the war the Havana
fortifications were incomplete. Their
power of resistance has been immensely
increased, It is .claimed there aro nearly
100,000 troops within tall. There aro less
than 50,000 actually in Havana. 131st
along the northern coast, from Bahia.
Honda to Sagua la Grande, there are
many more soldiers. The garrisons of
Cienfuegos, B ran�
,C
u a Clara and
lesser o1pts swell a
aggregateregate tonearly ea
1
y
100,001. This includes oluuteers,
The strent of tho
Spanish troops la
Porto RIO is placed at :0,000 lien.
The railroads have been working to
continue the Florida camps. Last weak
the Presi
dent of the Flint system
of
ra
il•
ways appliedpressure to ha'e the camp
kept up at Tempe. Military and sanitary
reaauna leave seggosted that; it be ebel-
ishcd. This step would cut off the profits
of certain Florida railways. President
Duvall of the Florida & Peninsula Reil -
way wishes a great camp at Fernandina,
where his system estenos. lie is a. 'per-
sonal acquaintance of Secretary Alger,
who has the credit of having brought'
about the delay in general invasion. Ile
the tIenerel Deficiency bill before the
Douse, is an item of $15,000,000 fur riil-
way transportation -this in six, weeks.
.A Congressman who purposes to ox -
plait this prodigious charge said: "You
can transport 100,000 men from. Seattle,
most distant point, to Washington
for $5,000,000, This will be at the full
passenger rate of $S0. The army is sup-
posed to he moved at a much lower rate.
'KW Pullman ear accommodation at regu-
lar rates would be $1,000,000. Allow an
additional million for food, and the sum
at $7,0041,00G is the total. Most of the
troops bath been moved a short 1istanc
o
comparatively, 'rho tr,aneportation of
eonunissary and quartern; sters' stores
ertatnly ought not to have coat over $1.-
,OOti, The question arises, What has
Immo of all tiro huge sunt of {•15,00U,-
ffdUA s
I cell !dor:h:the
t tt it Is dnt 1 • of
Congress to go to the bottom of tern mat-
ter. Congress should know the items.
There should be a hill of particulars of
stns Paid 'litrerent roads and what for.
I believe Dint ono or the ecuntlals that
will sootier or later condo to light will 119
the undoubtedly Irregular, extortionate
Ise incompetently isuwageti railroad
expenditure."
The contract for supplying the roved-
ing army with fresh anent has not been
flhtl. Texas parties offered 00,00(1 head of
cattle, on the hoot, at New Orleans or
Galveston, at 4% to 4i , cents u pound.
Chicago packers offered to deliver refrig-
erated !neat on board ship for 9 cants per
pound. Armour guarantees to apply
preparation that will preserve the meat
forty-olght hours in the :tropics. In Cuba
cattle aro killed at daybreak and tbo
meat is sold at anorniug market, It will
not keep longer.
A thirti call for troops will relieve, as
well as embarrass, the Government. The
pressure for places is tremendous. An
official of the War says Do artnh nt there
1 o
wero enough would-be officers to equip
an army of 1,000,000 men. Thorn are as
yot many political rewards to bo made.
A cull for 100,000 additional troops
means nearly three thousand officers of
the lino, One argument against n third
call is that a drift may be necessary. The
enlistments for theon d o call are not
a a
rapid. When the subject of a call for
1 j
troops was first raised tiro Prosidont
thought that 50,000 would bo sufficient:
Tho third call, if it bo fixed at 100,000
men, will make an aggregate of 300,000
volunteers.
SHAFTER DELAYED.
And Admiral Sainpson Is Wondering
What Is the ,!tatter -General
Garcia Is Coming, On.
On !hoard the Associated Press despatch
'oot Dauntless, off Santiago do Cuba,
uuniay, Juno 19, 6 p.m., via Kinnston,
Jamaica, June 20. -The United States
troops under General Shatter have not
yet arrived. The delay is inexplicable.
.According to the latest information of
Admiral Sampson the transports sailed
last Wednesday, and they should have
reached bore this morning. Valuable time
and favorable weather aro lost by the
delay. Though it is blistering hot, there
has been no rain since the marines land-
ed. The Cuban officers say that in this
mountainous section of the southern for-
est the heavy rain has practically ceased
until the and of July.
The Cubans aro extremely active, and
a cordon has been drawn around Santiago
de Cuba.
Garcia Is Coming Out.
General Garcia, with 4,000 troops, com-
ing by forced mambos from Canes, is
now nearing Santiago. His troops are
within 40 miles of the city. He left 3,000
men'at Holguin to prevent the Spaniards
there from effecting a juncture with Gen-
eral Toral at Santiago.
Tho Spanish troops at Guantanamo,.
under General Masse, aro also ant off
from General Toral, and are badly
pinched for food. They wildly appealed
for provisions and reinforcements, but
the only reply they got Was that both
were impossible. General Masse said his
mon were even then at half rations, and
that the supply was only suiflcient to last
'during the present month.
General Garcia and his personal staff
were picked up at General Babi's camp,
18 miles west of Santiago, and brought
to the flagship this afternoon by the gun-
boat
g
boat Vixen.' There the grizzled and
wounded patriot had a long consultation
with Adruiral Sampson regarding the
operations for the investment of Santiago
and the co-operation of: the .American
anct Cuban troops.
Goneral Garcia is very enthusiastic
Ile says the Spaniards are Starving and
cannot hold out 'long, and that the w1Lr.
in the island will enol in a few months.
At Guantanamo,
Two Longi
nnants of troops will be landed
at Guantanamo 13a" which Pill..70
bald
as a base until Santiago falls, Tbere has
been no sign of Spanish troops in the
neighborhood of Camp Malaita, for sev
easel days. It is estimated that over, 300
WO been allied• or wounded since the.
landing, Fifty-eight bodies were found
yesterday. Tee Spaniardss seem satisfied
that they cannot dislodge the Americans
d havewithdrawn.
an... v
Tim upperi
bayS to b i
Pa occupied Immo-
. ed imm
p
' diatelq, Lieutt. Delehanty, with an ex-
pedition, is nightly at, work removing
minee from the river connecting the up-
per and tower bays. When this is Blear
the Ships will move up the ohannot And,
talo the town of Caimauera, whose forts
were demolishes by the Texa$ last Fri-
day.
Kingatou Cable out.
The auxiliary' cruiser St. Louis cut the
Kingston cable last night within a mile
of Ei Morro,
Last night the dynamite cruiser Yeses
vrus discharged three more shells. A ter-
rifio uproar followed the second explosion,.
and ie is thangbt a magazine was bhown
74510.
AGUINALDO PRESIDENT.
PbilIppi„e Insnr;;,ents Declare Tiieir Ilk,
dependence - Provisional Govern.
neat Othoialiy Proclaimed,
Chicago, June 21,^-A special cable
yesterday to the Record front John T.
.cCutche
on staff corres
ondont with
Jewey's fleet, reads as follows:
Bong -Dong, June n rO.TGenerab Flli-
pine officially proclaimed A provisional
Governineut in old Cari:taJune122. '!"here
weregreat cetemonies and a declaration
of independence was read, renouncing
SP�ish
authority.General A
ui 1 d0
Was eleeted President and Daniel
nd
o
Tice -President, • The insurgent C,overn=
tiient will not oppose .all .Arilerlcau pr9-
tootouate or occupation.
Tho rebels have captures the Spanish.
Governor grid the garrison of 3011 mon at
Duluean. Tlie Governor and garrison at
Panlpanga are surrounded and. the Gov.
error an,i garrison of 450 Hien :bavo been
captured at Batangas. June 0 the family
of (iovernor•General s' ngnsti fled to the
interior for safety ,
The Spaniards in Menii.a aro reported
as baying shot thirty earbineros for at-
tempting to desert to the repels. Agnin-
aide sant an ultimatum to the Governor
that if more were executed he would re•
tallato on Spauisli prisoners.
Tho Ii:altin►ore sailed to -day to meet the
Charleston and troopships. The French!.
warship Pascal arrived Jone 15. The
German warship Kaiser is expected daily,
Tbu United. States transport .able
brought the news,
Troops to Aid Shatter..
Washington, dune 21. --It has been
determiuett to send £letternl Garritson's
brigade at Camp Alger to reinforce Gen.
Shifter at Santiago, This brigade con-
sists of the '+oh Ohio, Oth hilus!:: and Oth
.,
]raasaohu ofta . These troops will go on
the Harvard and. Yale, new at Hampton
Roads, losing ammunition. One of the
ships will sail on Wednesday, the other
on Saturday. It is said that 4,000 addi-
tional volunteers, probably from Gen.
Daflleld's brigade at Camp Algerwill
he sent to Santiago, making a totai rata
foreornent of ti,000 men, It Is understood
that these volunteers aro intended to
ecrupy Santiago Province and t0 naatn-
tain possession there after the regulars
unaor General Shatter proceed to Porto
Rico,
Spann Buying Aunnunition..
London, Juno 21.-A speulal despatch
from Paris says an Austrian agent has
returned from Madrid, wherebe deliv-
orod to the Spanisli authorities, via the
Pyrenees, 3,000,000 empty cartridges and
120 tons of explosives, derived from
French, Austrian and Belgian sources.
Red Cross moat Saila.
Key West, Pla., Juno 21. --The Red
Cross Society's steamer Stato of Texas,
with Miss Clara Barton on board, sailed
yesterday,
San Juan ltefortlfled,
St. Thomas, Danish Wost Indies, Juno
21.-I can state positively that since
Sampson bombarded San Juan the ford.Bongoes hoe have ohan el materially.
On the hill back of tho railroad station
ion.
thorn have been mounted throe six-inch
guns. They aro unmasked and easily
sighted, but they command the bay.
Morro Castle has undergone many
changes since the bombardment. .9.11
guns aro now trained down to point at
any angle.
General Monet fulled.
Hong -Kong, June 21. -Accordingt
o
advicesfromManila, dated Juno 17,
it
was reported there then that General
Monet, coming southward with 8,000
mixed troops from Salaam, 80 miles
north of Manila, found the railway lino
blocked, and was taken by ambush by
the insurgents. Fierce fighting ensued,
and was carried on for three days, during
which General Monet was killed. The
native troops joined the insurgents and
the Spaniards who were left, about 500,
surrendered.
Augnsti Within Manila's wails.
London, June 21. -The Daily Mail's
correspondent at Blaclrid says:
"Captain -General Augusti telegraphs
that ho has gone into the walled city,
and will be unable to communicate fur-
ther with the Government."
Will Not Give'Up.Hobson.
Washington, Juno 21. -- Commodore
Watson has notified the Navy Department
that General Blanco refuses to give up
Lieut. Hobson and his men.
Madrid, June 21. -Premier Sagasta,
when questioned on the subject yester-
day, said nothing had heen decided, "in
spite of the American reports," regard.
ing the exchange of Naval,Constructor
Hobson and his companions, who were
captured by the Spaniards after they sank
the collier Merrimac in the narrow chan-
nel loading into the harbor of Santiago do
Cuba.
General Augusti's Plight.
Madrid, June 21. -Tho belief is ex-
pressed in Government circles that (lap-
tain•General August will Task the foreign
warships to land detachments to occupy
Manila, on the ground that he is no
longer able to resist the insurgents.
5,000 Prisoners at manila.
Hong -Kong, Juno 21. -Officers of a
steamer which has just arrived here from
Manila say that, the insurgents HOW hold:
4,000 Spaniards and 1,000 native prison-
ers, with their arms.
For a 'Gorllb
• o Crime..
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Hamilton, June 21. -Stephen Clarkson
of Ancestor was coxnmittod for trial by
tho Dundas Police Magistrate yesterday
morning,' on a charge et !meet.
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At Kingston it vicious Newfoundland
dog a
attacked the youngest son f i
a b a t 0a0 Lieut.
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Drury andthe Driy tore flesh from his
'face and jaw.
Fire destroyed the McDougal block
at Fort William. The occupants bad
to jump for their lives. Two children
have since died.
Edward Lynes, caretaker of the Ber-
lin post office, bas been arrested charg
ed with stealiug a registered letter con-
taining money.
John Young, seventeen years old,
was riding a horse at Galt when the
animal fell, injuring the rider so badly
that ho may die.
John Trodd, the insane Englishman
who shot a German Count in London
mistook the latter for Colonel John Hay
the American Minister.
The body of young Patterson, of
Hamilton, who was drowned on August
31st last, euroute to the Eloudike has
been found near Edmonton.
John Herman Wenzel, late of Tavi-
stock, Out, shot himself through the
heart at Detroit Thursday. He 'was
out of work and despondent.
John Thurlow, aged 60 years, of Bar-
rie, fell off Bayfleld street dock Satur-
day while fishing, and was drowned.
He was subject to epileptic (its. '
The McKellar building and several
stores and cottages were destroyed by
fire at Belmont Thursday. Some of
the occupants had very narrow escapes.
At Woodstock a writ was issued by
tha estate of the late Archibald McDon-
ald claiming $10,000 damages against
the Grand Trunk. Mr. McDonald was
billed at the Woodstock station,
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Aman named Hugh Camero ,.resid=
ing in Camden Township, was kicked
in the face by a horse Friday evening
and sustained probably fatal injury.
His face was badly mutilated and the
skull fractured.
Mr. Alex. Carley, blacksmith, met
with a painful accident at Lindsay,
Tuesday shortly before noon. He was
about to shoe to horse, and while stoop-
ing to pick up a tool box the animal
lciehed, viciously, striking him an the
left cheek bone and crushed it. The
woundis exceediugly painful, but he is
resting well. '
Two bright boys, Roy, the 'eleven -
year old son. of Thos. Jackson, and Geo.
Watson, stepson of F. Shoultz, aged
Tilbury nine; 01 fllbur;q North, while return
ing from school Tuesday went into a
pond on the farm of A. Winters to
bathe and, being unable to swim, were
both drowned.
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A titan must consider his purchase
l these e
se h times; e
, must buy where
he can do the best,
Look at
someoftle
these
figures:
?ants made to .order, all
wool heavy tweeds 82.00
Suits a9,8O
Overcoats 8.09
Black Worsted suits a spec-
ial,
812,00
Our 820 blacks beat all
others at $23, COM and see
for yourselt.
JAMES H. GRIEVE
Bicycles!
Bicycles 11
#Uig 22
Bicycles s
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Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek :drat a good
wheel, We can furnish you any of
the best wheels made, at lowest prices
Musical.
Do you want anything in the
musical line. We have a choice lot
of Pianos and ar;ans, call and :lei•
epect them before buying elsewhere
A full stock
Of sewing machines, baby car
riages, etc. etc.
Perkins & Martin.
CENTRAL DRUs I
STORE.
THE
Try SVINAN'S COUGH BALSAM
for Coughs, Colas and Bronchial trouble
in old or young.
We llauufaeture—
YWINERI S LINAM ENT
which is an excellent remedy for
Cramps, Pains, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and Influenza.
The Old Reliable, Winan's Con-
dition Powders,
still holds first place in the market.
Also Lotion for scratehis on horses
and Condition Powder for same,
SOLE AGENTS ikon
DIX LUNG SYRUP.
C- L U TZ, DRUGGIST.
OVER
LOADED.
Every incoming freight train,
since last January, empties part
of its cargo on our floors, and the
new things have crowded every
foot of our large floor Space.
WE ARE NOT
hurryingyouto purchase,, but
many prefer to get as .near as
i Bret choice of newp
possible the it s e
assortments. Otto stock of Fur-
niture of all kinds was never
more complete. Purchasers get
from us always the
LOWEST PRICES
andthe advantage of all the stetl -
ef styles and of the moat pt'rfeet
taste that we can Comma ed.
Furniture Dealers & Undertavis,