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Show Ideweyisin,. 60MMAND. Kews of His Victory is Corrob-, 1 orated Holds Philippines, I I V Latest War Bulletins FrenohcUiner Captured Cap-tured and Serious Complications May Result Tried to Run Blockade. A Singapore dispatch of May 5th says reliable information received re-ceived in Boston corroborates the news of Dewey's victory at .Manilla, and he is now executing execut-ing the duties of Governor-Gen-ral there. FRENCH BOAT CArTURBD. A Key West special received at 11 a. m. today, Friday, says the French transatlantic liner "Lafcttc was captured. She was trying to ruu the blockade at Havana. If is slid he was warned by the blockading squad ron not to attempt to enter Havana Ha-vana harbor. MANILA ON FIRU. A special from Suaughai says Commodore Dewey, uer'cfush-ing uer'cfush-ing the Spanish fleet and disposing dispos-ing of Cav.iite, bombarded Manila, Ma-nila, which was soon on fire. Great loss of life is reported. MAY DC SERIOUS. Washington, May 4, 1 1 a. m. It is said there is a serious international in-ternational aspect relative to the capture of the Lafette, as she mounts guns and is a naval re-sere re-sere vessel. 9:30 p. m., Thursday. A Kingston dispatch says the Spaniards Span-iards are drawing their troops into four coast towns. No 3 The British Consulate at Santiago de Cuba has cabled tbat he is safe and the city it quiet. No. 3 New York A special to the World from Madrid says that great anxiety prevails there and troops are held iu readiuess to march against the mob of revolutionists. No. 4. Washington Spanish M. L. hocuui, Oanxron, Pi., eari. "I 1 wai a luflerer for ten yeira, trying moit I all kinda oi pile remedial, but without ! luecen. DeWlti'i Witch ilazel Salt we tecommendM to me I need one box It haa effected a rwrmanent cure." Ai a permanent cur lor vlln DeWlti'i Witch Uatel Sahebai no equal. John Boydeo & Soni ThlrtySre jeirt make a generation 'That li bow loci Adolph Fiiber of I Zmeivllle, 0., iuJ(erad from pile, llv if. Atlantic fleet'ts" not to be allow-cd allow-cd to approarhube United States as Admiral Sampson has perfect plans for meeting the enemy 011 the high seas and giving battle at any time. I t . UTAH TROOPS PJa.N'ILA. Adjutant-General Corbm, In answer t a question to the probable location of .he Utah troops, intimated tbit they may be seut to Manila, as lightning change were befog nude. The quota of troopj as originally orig-inally designated for.Utah has not been changed. Congress-man Congress-man King has been so informed. MA ATTACIvTHE canaries. London, May 6, 3:15 p. m. It is said that'lbere.rejndtca-tjqnUlt!bJl!Srap? that'lbere.rejndtca-tjqnUlt!bJl!Srap? sou may attaikThc Canary Islands. Is-lands. I No. 2 Beunos Avres Spanish Span-ish gunboat Temairie has sailed. No. 3. Hoag Koup;. Communications Com-munications wjth Manila have not yet been restored. No. 4 Key Wet Two more prizes, Spanishffisliing vessels, were brought in here today. No. 5. Waihiugton. The Administration') expects Porto Rico will be taken tomorrow. News expected. Sunday. MAY II R 1IEMMRD IN. A Chicago diipatch of yesterday yester-day says the fear that Dewey is bottled up in Manila harbor is j gaining ground Dewey entered ' the harbor in the. night over a narrow channel planted with mines and in the darkness no opportunity was afforded the Spaniards to fire them. Now if he has not forced a surrender of the city and gained control of the switchboard used in firing the mines an attempt to leave the harbor by any ouc of the ships would be met by an at-tack at-tack from the mines. waa cured by uilnglb'ee boxaa ol De-Wltt'a De-Wltt'a Witch llaiel Stive. John Dor-den Dor-den A int, AJttOUH'EMEST. To tbe LaJiet In our Ladle', Mlnei and Chlldreu'e riepirtnient wehneluit receive, a luperb lined lamp'ea In La. dlea' Mine, and Children'! 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