Dayton herald., July 24, 1896, Image 2

PAYTON.
Evidence ot Steady Growth
aad Enterprise. \
OREGON
British
; bead and instantly killed daring an
items
GENERAL Y NCLAN WAR CAPTURED
clomfl and nobody, dar«! stay in th.
! «treeta. A onrrmMaidant saya that aa
i bo pamed through tbo town tbo dead
Brown Hoisting Works, ia Cleveland,
O., and serious trouble ia feared.
Cincinnati and vicinity have been
visited tag heavy thunder storms aad at
several places there ia reported lorn of
life and property. Near Portamouth
general ditere . st
Vkrtvtag atetar ateta«
lone passed through the
ix valley laat week, and
of timber waa blown
under General Snares Ynolan have sue- committee for perfected guna.
teined a crushing defeat at tbo bands
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of tho inaurarata natter Atrain Matwi. I
or
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Chamberlain, S. D., July 33.—A ,
olauae in the Indian appropriation Mil
granted permiaaion to the Lower Brule
Indiana, who prior to Joly 8, 18M,
which was struck by
I, killing girl was taken to Newport, where it
held prisoner by Macea The bat- lived aouth at White riven on tbo Gilliam
all of them.
was found sho bad either been drugged
«• Mid to have occurred on July 15.. Rosebud Indian reservation, to return
Captain-General Weytor hM issued or bad taken poison herself.
< « mm Maceo’s stronghold, in Pinar del there and «elect the allotments at land
Ria
For the last two weeks tho
a decree that all foreigners ia the
island are to register ia a special book
ia the government’s charge previous to
Ex-Governor William R Rasarti, of email parties have repeatedly attacked just taken advantage of thia clans. and
their being justified in sppealing to ar­
the trocha, cauaing the Spaniards much
government will have to pay the Rose-
ticle 7 of the decree relative to foreign
annoyance.
Indiana
Ynolan waa ordered to drive back * bud
?Bd “
diana at the rate of |1 par acre
oitisenship in November, 1834.
Quebec. When be passed through Mon­
James Harvey* Sherman, a famous treal on his way to the aalmon grounda these detached bends of Cubans, and (or a11 Mnds Mttled upon and occupied
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in Gaspe, be waa in the beetjrf health. for thia purpose took with him 8,000 by hb* Lower Brnjee.f
resided near Charlottevlllo, Mich,, is It to supposed he died of heart disesse
Maoeo seems to have expected «neh a
dead. Before the war broke out Sher­ Ho was well-known in public life, and
New York, July 33 —J. H. Hilde-
man resided in Virignia, where be ao- took a prorninam part in tbo national movement, and arranged to ambush
the Bpaniarda Ho stationed a large brand, the Johannesburg, «porting man
oumulated a fortune, which was after- Demoaratio convention recently bold . force
in a favorable .pot, and ordered J"
•^2“^
in Chicago
hia detached bands to draw Ynolan into
Pild*br^“d
Albert Olsen, 86 years of age, an em­
the trap. Th. Spaniards followed th.
ployee of the Willamette Casket Com­
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that he had 81,000 up tor ov«
R Howard waa hanged in tbo
the 1 insurgent
John E.
skirmishers
incautiously and «aying
.
pany, of Tacoma, was caught in the prison corridor st Folsom, Cal, for fell into tho ambush. Then the Cubano a
nobody would cover it
machinery, whirled rapidly around the tho murder of Martin DeLanina, in opened Are from all side«, whinh threw
htanaaK ¿«olared bistability to
revolving shaft and instantly killed. Tulare oounty, in June, V894. Only the Spaniards into.oonfusion
defeat —
anything
in -u
the
world, Corbett,
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The body waa horribly mangled, tbo
Jackson,
Goddard,
twenty persona bemdee tho prison
While tbo Spaniards were thus beset, Fitsaimmons,
left leg and right foot being torn off
officials witnessed the
execution, the Cubans charged and completely
completely.
Howard walked firmly to the scaffold routed their foes. Ynolan made a dee- order.
A little boy of Marshall, Mich., and stood oahn and composed till tbo perate effort to rally hto demoralised
Weman Attempt« SoleMe.
when herding cattle, tied two of hi« drop fell A slight twitching of the foroes, but was surrounded by the Cu-
Chicago, July 33.—Because her hus­
sisters, 4 and 6 years old, and another hand« gave the only evidence of agita* bans and compelled to so trader.
band abused her, Mrs. - Henry Well-
little girl with a rope, the end of
It ia eaid in Havana that the Span­ house attempted to drown herself and
which was attached to the saddle on a
iard« were punned almost to the four children laat evening m the lake
pony. The pony ran away, dragging
A St. Paul dispatch mys & Iwanaga, ‘rcfh*’ and
than »00 killed at the foot of Twenty-fifth street She I
the three girls half a jnila. Two of
> ot Tokio, Japan, general manager of “d wonnd*i-
fourteen was intercepted by the police in tbo act I
the girla were killed and the other
vupuaiisi MMM IJWaiMHJIJl wuipauj) offioera among the killed. The Cubans of leading the children into the lake
badly injured.
limited, baa jute signed a contract with hero also say that Maceo will hold
The colored people of Cincinnati
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
the
Great Northern Railway Company Y nel an aa a boatage to aave thejivea of
held a memorial meeting in honor of
prominent insurgent officers who have
for
the
establishment
of
a
ateamahip
Harriet Beecher Stowe. It waa in thia
uj BUU OpAUlMTUB.
WUv
*ir»l ad OB O
BfiCKtr
III«
lino between Tokio and Seattle, Thus —«
oity that aha wrote “Unelo Torn’«
of those offioera ia Capote. If thia
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bodism
Cabin,’’ alto spending her early life
^.«ba Spaniards, it
Roseburg, Or., July 31.—John Beck-
here when her father was president of bill« of lading are in fore, from Tokio *■ thought Ynolan will meet the same er, a native of Bavaria, living atCleve-
Lane theological seminary. Bho was 'to Buffalo, N. Y.
fate at the hands of Macro.
land, fifteen mile, west of Romburg,
married in Cincinnati, Professor Stowe
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at
mass«
Want«.
.
committed
suicide yesterday, after hav-
— — being connected with Lane seminary.
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New York,. July 31.—The World *”•
his dwelling-house and its
He was 76 years old and leaves a
A dispatch from Zansibar
reporta
v I.« 1.
* I-.' Publisher ths following correspondence oo?ie“ta'.
. wife and six children.
that the American I bMh John D. from the headquarters of Maceo, Tomas
He had «ro”ble with his wife in th.
. Another bond issue is being «poken
at Panjwani
Joie Pinar del Rio. June 36:
tarmooa, and bmt her over the head
of as a result of- the heavy gold with­
"Th. want ot a few cartridges and a • wl? * "reiver. His 16 year old son
drawals.
assistance of the Brower.
few cannon," mid General Antonin *°°a «*•• WMpcn from him.
Th.
,
The rebel imp! is gathered in battle
Mao«o, "ia all that makea our govern- mother »“d youngest child then went
array near Buluwayo, and a fight is
ment me nature’s rocks instead of brick
* neiBbhor, half a mile distant, and
Tho band which aoeompanieo Buffalo
probable.
and mortar for a White Houm”
a l^JMr-old son came to Roseburg to
The barkentine Elim MoManemy Bill’s Wild West Show attempted to ■ Asked how many and what armsand „ Te the ia«b« arrested. Meantime,
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w«™
was sunk near Memory Rock, Pa. No drive under a bridge in Massillon, O.------- 7J—
AH the men were scraped off. Five or a“B>«‘»‘«>
to guarantee to
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lives were loot
■ix are reported dead or dying and in-
wax ln’“7 lwo months, he
h°<iywMfound early this
- A terrific wind and rain storm in -
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7 •
«aid:
monring a mile from home, and 500 nraMlv
jured.
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Ohio badly damaged crops
Light­
running at large and for cutting
thistles will bo strictly enforced in
The Dalles.
are:
53 to
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c*dl*
«te» gray. 34<sJ6c.
«toa. UM Ue;
According to tbo report given the
oounty court by George Tregaskis, stock
inspector, then an over 110,000 sheep
in Harney oounty, not including lambs.
Handover A Co. propone putting in a
mill at their Olalla, Doulgaa oounty.
Roiled onto
»2^«
feet, and at that depth the assays run
from fifi. 50 to 850 a ton. It ia said.
;> The Long Creek Ealgo, of Grant
oounty, ia informed that over 300 sheep
are dead on the range between toe mid­
dle and north fork of the John Day
river, the result of poison on the range.
!
Tbo Umatilla county grand jury cau­
tioned justices at the peaoe against issu­
ing warrants for the arrest of persons
charged with petty offenses, unless the
judge should bp satisfied that the evi­
dence ia sufficient to convict or that the
accused ia attempting to leave the coun­
ty or atate.
C. B. Wade, cashier of tbo First Na­
tional bank, of Pendleton, easy, after a
personal inspection of
seventy-five
wheat fields in Umatilla county, and
upon careful inquiry, that the damage
to tbo wheat crop in Umatilla oounty.
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W P« cent
per bunch - ;
It looka as though Salem and Marion
79 per ban; county were to become famous by tea-
eon of tbo newspaper sketch artiste
produced from that section, mys the
Statesman,
r. r. Bowers, a bright -
and conscientious cartoonist, has been
summoned by telegraph to tho office ot
a San Farnctooo paper and to assume
the duitee of a valuable assignment.
Tbo directors of The Daitos, Port­
land A Astoria Navigation Company
visited the Cascade Locks, whore they
met the governor, secretary of «tato
and state treasurer, who wore looking
water, and will require only alight
repain before it can be operated. Tbo
repain will bo made aa aoon as «be
water goes down aufficiently to allow
Ae oounty oourt of Union county
a
ning struck a number of buildings.
The deadly yellow jack ia playing
. «ad havoc with the Spanish army in
Cuba, and many at tho soldiers are dy­
ing.
Two cabin-boys of Pomeroy, O , shot
and killed Peter Whittaker. The kill-
*
!■< was the result of rivalry over a
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woman.
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Mon silver to to bo coined. The
m
Ban Francisco mint will soon resume
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operations and it to mid that about
I
8600,000 will be coined during this
B
month.
ton rifles, «a miler caliber, 160,000 cart- Beoker went to VcH Pemel’s bouse, took
ridges, 10 cannon and 100,000 rounds 1 gnn
’b®1 bimmlt He' had been
poisoning at Santiago, Minn., of a i of artillery ammunitions. I might do aoting ,u*n8ely for some time, and
family of nine children, caused by it with much lass. I would invariably WM aTldw>«V inaane.
drinking lemonade. The children died
one after another, and the parents are after maneuvering their columns into
oul do sacs and I would take an im- Vera***
not expected to live.
portant town. Tbo supplies captured
of «ho Hot
there would amist in the capture of
".B 7liT27’ W“. al®oet entirely
A Fatal Call snia Fir«.
* «»is morning,
Fire broke out in the residence of toe u«xt-one, and so on until I would
ot abont 8,000 in-
John Coyle in Fresno, Cal
Coyle be able to storm Havana with ita fully k I m T8"!
of
100,000
men and nrblta^M’
bn,in®* Portion of toe
was in the house asleep at the time and equipped army
ra.ara^
va
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,na place being clustered around the rail­
was burned to death.
He was a —
fifty piece« of artillery.
pioneer citisen of Fresno oounty and
"In addition to our 60,000 armed road station. All this section was de-
possessed of considerable meant
men, we have fully 30,000 more men •«oryed, only three businese-housee re­
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armed with only machetes and re­ maining. The total lorn is variously
Flaadlah Womaa Bu(«d.-------- <
volvers, thus giving us a probable total
News from Coeburn, Y a , says that of 80,000 revqlutionista in the field.
000, only a small portion of which ia
Mary Snodgrass waa hanged there for
covered by insurance.
The burned
the murder of a 6-months-old child by
JAPANESE ENTERPRISE.
burning it in a stove. The woman waa
two hotels and toe bank. The fire was
'
38 yean old. The Snodgraas woman
without doubt the result of a plot to
was a disreputable woman and was
destroy the town. The blase broke out v.
compelled to leave Pikeville, Ky„ On
about midnight, in three different
-
Ban
Frsnciscfo,
July
SI.
—
Among
that account
’ ??°?’ “d “ ‘here waa B0 «PP«"«^
the paasengers on the ateamahip China, the fire burned itself out
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n««d lBT«atlsatlo«.
which arrived today from Yokohama,
—
uni sea o C a I ml
Senator Harri«, chairman of the sen- were Bho Nemato and T. Kumkado,
WORK AT THE LOCKS.
ate committee to investigate the recent prominentJapaneee buaineaa men, whose
THE YEAR'S IMMIGRATION.
bond imues, mys be haa not yet deter errand ia to arrange the details of a
mined whether the committee wil* gigantic oolonimtion scheme in Mexi­
>tloM Will Comm.ee«.
wait until the fall before going or co. They have eecured an option on
The Dalles, Or., July 31.—The
with it« investigation or will complex 800,000 acres of land in the atate of
8300,000 appropriated in the last river
it« work, frame ita report and make it
public thia summer. The last meeting
land iB anltl tn
.« at ~
ioc<a Al we caacadea of the grawon abowa Iba »wMe
Adjourned subject to the call of the The
immen»rtaLt will
bi o^Tu/tato
“°W aTaUaWa’ and grM,to wko «nvud inChtaeoe
chairman.
I
aP “to Mr.
McDonald, superintendent of “B «be fiscal year —y
Patera«« Jy Oriiklng <«mra«4«.
Intense heat prevails throughout the
southern portion of Great Britain and
in France and Germany. In London
the mercury marked 80 degrees in the
shade and 186 in the sun. In Paris
the beat to so great it has been found
necessary to close many workshops.
On July 4, the inmates' of the oity
infirmary in Cincinnati were treated to
green apples, lemonade and other lux-
uries. The inmates drank and ate
too much; sickness followed, and
eight have since died from the effects
of the festivities on that day.
Noah McGill, sheriff of Tishomingo
oounty, I. T., reports that three white
men were found hanging to the limb
of a tree near Reagan postoffice, a few
miles from Tishomingo oounty, Chicka­
saw nation. It to generally believed
that they were bonethieves, captured
* by a party of Texans, and swung up
on the spot.
It to understood that the secretary of
A London dispatch from Wady
■tate haa instructed the United State« Haifa reports that the messenger who
miniater at Lima to demand a prompt carried the news to Khalifa at Om-
settlement of the olaim of Victor C. duran that hto army had been defeated Nemato ha«
«bout August 1, or as soon a.
Maooord, the American citisen. for al­ at Firket, waa immediately put to
leged brutal and inhuman treatment by death by crucifixion.
Khalifa an­
that the canal between the upper guard
the Peruvian authorities. Mr. Mao- nounced that the same fate would be
eord’« olaim to for 8800,000. It grow« impoeed upon any one who mentioned
trade directly with the countries south
out of hi. imprisonment by the Per­ the Firket in hto hearing.
The engineers have determined to
of the United States, as far down as
uvian authorities in 1888, while be
construct
walls at solid masonry be­
Panama, and a steamship line has been
was acting superintendent of the rail-
subsidised to run to port. Long to" radTt
d ^.r***'
tween the upper guard and
lock gates.
John
Cameron
Simmonds,
formerlj
> road at Arequipa.
Pacific coast The main nrat -in
i- ** “ Mtimated that theee walls can
of
Chicago,
and
a
member
of
the
bar
Ban DlZ .„/l. i
** ** «»“Ptoted in two or three months,
Felix Faure, president of tbo French '
died at the Ward island insane asylum the Japa*nM manufactures"to^imiLrt
tx®,trooUon °f ‘hern walls will bo
republic, was fired at from a distance
New York.
Hto businem interest«
of only a few feet by an unknown man,
all then cotton
inXd toe
°' D‘7
were largely in the West Ho waa in
but the bullet fortunately went wide
tFr,nCi*00 *nd
ifmi^ work
con™f°'
of its mark, and the president escaped terected in mining and railway oou
unharmed. President Faure had gone ■traction in California, but did much rangement w’ll" atoop^Lbl^ be^a’de wifi ¿Tut^n ttaT«^7
of hto business in New York, and war
to the Champa to review the troops
with the Tehuantepec railJoad, tom wi we^kl
WUhln
He had no sooner entered the field when well-known to Wall-street bankers giving tho now steamship aooom to the i Kn, wif^
Mr. Bimmoodi was an suthority on
a man ia the crowd stepped forward
Atlantic ooast
**
«’“P1"“«“
and flrod at him. The shot did not criminal law and wrote a great deal
This steamship oomponv has nothin. C ? “ Z \Ot
«he outer
that subject.
His Writings on
to do with tho onTXJI to
nJ"
5*™ *lde wU1 >»
take effect. The would-be asoartin waa
prison reform have also made him lished with Portland, of.! L toe-in mofto?’ Lm
arreeted. He declared that he only fired noted.
a blank cartridge.
Port of call
, m tn. main mantos jill^ bo requirad to complete
The Prince and Prinoesa of Wales ia
The
semi-official
Neustenachricbten
behalf of the queen gave a garden
Urra«k» Ü« with th« VMe.
J*11“' I*fm ta ironical languagt
party at Buckingham palaoe,.in hon­
Riparia, Wash., July >1.—One at
to Rudini’s speech in which ho refer
Vancouver, B. C., July 31—Word the meet oold-blooded murders in the
es of Prinoeas Maud of W*1 m , who to
red
to
the
pomibility
of
bettering
the
to bo married to Prinoe Charlo« of
was received by the steamer Burt to-
of this place was committed
The
Denmark. Th« «tateroom« of the palace terms of the triple alliance.
day
that
tho
body
of
a
woman
had
been
thig
James D. Lawrence
ware thrown open to the guest« of writer draws attention to the weakneu
of
Italy,
which
was
so
completely
found
on
tho
shore
of
Gambier
island
w.nT^-iZ-
rente from Walto
Walla
whom there wen about 1,000. Am-
basaador Bayard and Chauncey M. Do- beaten by Abyssinia, and asks what on Howe sound. The body was dreewd
ahe oould do against France. The ar- in blue serge snd had evidently been
■ pew wore precoat.
Tbo Loudon Post aanouaoee that ttolo declares that Barateri '. report <m
,o”’
“ the
tbo complete rout of the Italian army other features were genu No person
at Adowah to perfectly true. Her al­ answering the description lived on the
ites should study her bad organisation. island or in that district, and no one hill«, but waa followed by a poaee and
captured about two mile« from
Complete returna of tbo eleoticu of
He will be taken to Colfax.
membero of tho cbamber of repceeoota-
In Oakland, Cal, Peter Gorden a
Tbe-io-y^.
tivmof Germany «bows 105 clericato, young man, who had jute arrived from
18 libérala, and 38 sooialists oboeen. Guinervtlle, had a deepen to encounter old son of Henry Teller, living at .J?,?*0?’!7 *L—Thro. men
This givea tbo clericato a majority of
river, while bathing 1» th. river their lives in the firs which destroyed
beyond bis the car barns ot the Chicago city nUl-
w*y, at Cottage Grove avenue
Thirty-ninth street, last night,
bodies were found in the ruins after
daylight, and until a abort time before
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Triple Alliance ia at aa and.
from which the '
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matter of the deputytoip for the acbool
pointuient in that oapaoity, the board
taking the grounds that disqballSmMod
aa to the princlpalehip atoo dtoqualifles
her from diacharging the dutiea of the "
office aa deputy.
7«; dry
The city council of Puyallup haa ap­
propriated 836 for cutting the thiatlea
in the street« and highways of that
town.
During the month of June the Eggert
A Johnson Company at Getobell, in
Snohomish
oounty, cut
3,176,000
•hinglsa
Government Architect Aaron E.
Johnson, who will have charge of
1 building Spokane's new army post, has
arrived in that oity to assume hto
duties
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According to the report of tbo di­
rector of the mint, Kittitas oounty
took the lead in mineral production in
Washington last year, and produced
one-third of the gold of the state.
George H. lame, a Georgia melon
R tallo, 8L80
planter, has booked an order to ship
two carloads of tbo green-above-the-red
fruit to Seattle. 8,000 mites.
Ths
freight charge to 8850 per carload.
Captain Kingsbury, who ha« been
twisted
employed aa engineer of the Yakima
reservation ditch, report« that the
«Me: channel will carry 164 feet of water
per second, sufficient to water 40,000
acres of tend.
Tbo oyster men of Mason oounty
have all been notified by the state land
oommissiooere that their deeds for
.
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Point, in Cowlita oounty, a logging
railorad to being built,
it will be
about five miles in toogth, and will
tap a largo body of excellent timber;
heavy steel rails will bo used, and tbo
«rack will bo standard gauge.
A fow weoka ago a quantity of flax
straw, grown on Puget sound, was
■nipped by tbo Beattie chamber of oom-
■am to Barbour A Bone, of Lisburn,
, dtetrtet in Belgium.
. ^■ •PPlioaitoo has been filed on b^
half of Anacortes to make that city a
sub-port Th. recently erected mlmon
i M»«rtM there will urn fish brought
I from British Columbia waters. This
fegivm m toe rmson for the applioa-
9117*
A. Tobias, of Delta, in Whatcom
oounty, heard a hog aqeual near his
home th. other night, aad on going
out found a black boar had just kUM
«**• hoB- Mr. Tobiasson killed toe
appeared among range
oatt e have already died, myo the
Asotin Sentinel The stookmen have