Dayton herald., June 25, 1897, Image 2

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NORTHWESTBREVITIES
te Twaarty Mllltoa«.
Washington, Juno 31.—The action
Washington, June 8L—A significant
outlined in the interview with Bellamy Full Text of the Hawaiian report on our trad* with Cuba troaa Evidence of Steady Growth
8 toi rar before his sailing for Europe,
1887 to 1897, prepared by Chief Hitch-
Santaclara. They aay that an attaek
and
Enterprise.
looking to making vigorous representa­
cock, of the foreign markets section of
<
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tions to Great Britain, Germany and-
the agricultural department, has been
Belgium and doubtless to France, for a
promulgated by Secretary of Agricul­
died d«fondingthe fort. All th* am­ OCCURREDSHORTLY AFTER NOOS modification of the discriminating PAST NEGOTIATIONS REVIEWED
ture Wilson. Tbe statistics show very ITEMS OP GENERAL INTEREST
munition WM captured and all the sur­
measures against American cattle, is
tteirly the effect of present hostilities
vivors of th* garrison excepting th*«-
the result of the indefatigable efforts
in Cuba on the commercial intercourse
of Secretary of Agriculture Wilson to
of the United States with that island.
Both CoatlBoat*.
combat the prejudices of the Old World
During the last fiscal year, 1896, the
Official advices «tate that a hot en-
against our farm products and to secure
total value of our Cuban trade amount-
•f Ska lalaad.
gagement
occurred at Mantua,
Pinar
Tlie president has appointed J. B. k
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to our exporters at least the same righto
ed to only $47,548,610, as compared
Brady, of Alaska, to tbe governosahip !
Th* Spanish marinas and in-
The following i* tbe text of tbe mes­ with $103,864,304 in 1808, the year
as are enjoyed by thcae of other coun­
Astoria now ho a paid fire deport-
of that territory.
»ntiy forces were largely outnumbered
sage sent to tbe United States senate preceding the breaking out Of the war. menL
tries. Ever since the new administra- k.
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|nwwin| tuc urea*!ng out OI U1C WBr.
fait
here
today,
the
official
time
of
the
George J. Hackett, a miner, waa I
accompany the, This wm a falling off of more than 50
first
m
taken
by
th*
United
State*
Pendleton
ia
considering the proposi-
hours’ fierce fighting, the regulars were
Hawaiian treaty:
crushed to death, as the result of 4 b i
per oent in these returns Returns al­ tion of buying in its own pa|ter, a* «n
weather bureaa, being 13: UHM. It pushing this matter. He has bad fre­
compelled
to
seek
refuge
taw
near-Dy
“
I
transmit
hereby
to
the
senate,
in
accident in the Brown Bear mine at
quent interviews with the president
town. They met with large looses ia wm followed almost immodiately by a and Secretary Sherman on the subject. order that after .du* consideration the ready available for the current fiscal investment for funds.
Deadwood, Cal.
Th* vibration* were
year Indicate a still further decline,
killed and wounded, many of whom second shock.
The locks at the Cascades were
, constitutional function of advice and the records for the nine months ending
from west to m *L
Clock* were Several new diplomatic appointees have
were left on the field.
opened for the season last week, as high
consent
may
be
exercised
by
that
body,
had conferences with the agricultural
ciate Justice Harlan, waa accidentally
March
81,
1897,
placing
the
total
value
«topped,
and
auapended
lamps
and
dec
­
From the Curaooe trocha come re­
water is over for this year.
killed by being run down by a train in ports that large forces of insurgents orations were broken in some place*, department officials, at which questions a treaty for annexation of the republic of the trade for that period aa low as
of
Hawaii
to
tbe
United
States,
signed
Baker City’s praise* are loudly sung
of
thia
kind
were
discuss«!
and
the
Louisville, Ky.
$14,936,817. At this rate, the figures
have approached the troche with the but no real damage is reported. The
by plenipotentiaries of the parties on for the fiscal year 1898 will hardly by all the visiting firemen who took
Tbe 13th annual session of the grand intention of crossing. They are be­ shocks were the most severe experienced situation explained.
The state department is now co-oper­ June 16. For a better understanding reach $30,000,000, or lees than one- port in the tournament there.
encampment of the Indian War Vet­ lieved to be under command of Gomes. here for many years. The earthquake
ating
in the movement and in various of the subject I transmit in addition fifth the value recorded in 1898.
Indian Agent Harper says that many
erans of the North Pacific Coast, is ia
Captain-General Weyler will go to wm general throughout the state.
ways has instructed its representatives the report of the secretary of state, re­
The report also demonstrated that in fish are being taken in the Umatilla
progress in Portland, Or.
Santiago de Cube by the end of the
going to the countries named to state viewing negotiations which have led past years our imports from Cuba have river by person* uaing dynamite.
A rock and mud slide near Illeoilld: present month to awume command of
result
Monterey, 0*1., Jun* 32.—An earth­ their cause to the respective govern- to this «a important
generally been much in excess of our
Winans Bros, brought into Tlie
3
■« nr n » I ■ «n
He will take
waet tunnel, British Columbia, an th* military operations.
Art«v i glXMXV-XM^Ste*
purttnun
ox ino naBmian
quake
shook
was
felt
aMupa
today.
It
exports to that island, the balance oT Dallas 1,300 pounds of salmon one day^
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Canadian Pacific railroad, kilted fire with him 40,000 men.
islands into a body polticu* io a neces­
imposed
on
our
products,
together
with
trade being decidedly against the Unit­ last week. The run is light, but the
The firm of Alejandra Gontales, pur­
men and fatally injured another.
of th* San Carlos mission church. A data' showing them to be unjustifiable. sary and fitting sequel to the chain of ed States
fish are of excellent quality.
veyors to the military hospital in Santa
portion of the adobe wall was thrown These statements will also show that events which from an early period of
As a result of earthquakes In India
Clara, have refused to furnish the hos­
Seven
emigrant
wagons passed
the poatoffice at Chittagong has been
down among the frightened worship­ the restrictions placed on American cat­ our history has ocfatrolled the tator- GENERAL WOODFORD'S TASK.
pital with supplies of provisions, owing
through LakeView. Three of them were
course
and
prescribed
the
associations
pers, and several fainted. Other dam­ tle preclude any material danger of
swallowed up, some ytreeta are closed
to the fact that they have not received
bound for Indiana, and the rest for Ne­
of the United States and tbe Hawaiian
age waa, (tone to the historic adobe loss by disease er otherwee.
to traffic and thousands of poor people '
payment
for
their
goods
for
aeren
braska. They were from Rogue river
arehomeleraaBdlivingintbaopirtr. ^7 ^.y otaïm
building.
Official reports of experts in the field islands. Th* predominance of Ameri«
valley.
At Del Monte, three distinct shocks will be cited to demonstrate that can interests in that neighboring terri­
Reports from sll portions of Wash- now owes them over $100,000.
Chicago, June 31.—A special to the
tory
wm
first
asserted
in
1890
by
send-
The bicyclists of Astoria are talking
preceded the rambling noise. Th* ho­ American cattle products show a great­
ington
-Ó m -
.
t and
„ Oregon,
_ . east of
- - the
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There are actually 16,000 sick sol-
in> to tbe islands a representative of Times-Herald from Washington says: of building a bicycle path, and it is
er
exemption
from
disease
than
those
tel
creaked
and
swayed,
and
th*
gneats
cades, tell of the rainfall rthe post diers now in the government hospitals
the United States. It found further Spain is to be brought to terms. Gen- suggested that the county join them in
week, which ha* been general in this and the suthorities have been compelled rushed from their rooms. Pictures and of practically all other countries.
expression by the signature of a treaty . eral Stewart L. Woodford, the new building a good road to John Day’s and
These
representations
will
be
accom
­
glassware
were
thrown
down.
section. Tlie oorrespMdenta all agr** to reopen the Regia sugar warehouses
minister to Spain, after dining with Knappa.
At Pacific Grove, a decided earth­ panied by the significant warning that Of friendship, commerce and navigation
that the last vestige of danger to the * for
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purpose of
receiving
the sufier-
President McKinley last night, spent
with
tbe
king
in
1836.
It
was
signailv
if
the
unjust
discriminating
measures
quake
shock
was
felt
at
13:15
P.
M.
It
Lane county’s jail has been without
’97 wheat crop is removed.
The crop ing troops.
•
the evening at the White House. He
continued for several seconds, and was are continued, proper action will have annouoed in 1848, when the interven­
an occupant since the March terra of
yield wifi be enhanced 35 per cent.
received
instructions
as
to
his
work
in
preceded by a deep, prolonged rambling to bo taken by this government Dis­ tion of the United States canoed the
circuit court, the longest period it has
The «pin has caused additional benefit
PUT OUT OF THE CHURCH.
the Spanish capital, for which he will
noise. A panic was threatened among criminating nations will be given to British government to disavow the
been empty during the present sheriff’s
by wiping out the grasshopper peat.
start
in
a
week
or
two.
Ab*, congregation of the Methodist understand that the rights of Ameri­ seixure of the Sandwich islands by a
term of office.
Senator McBride, of Oregon, ha* been
General
Woodford
’
s
task
is
divided
church, but wa* averted by th* min- can exporters must be recognised, or British naval commander, and to recog­
The Lane county court has let the
making an effort to secure the restora­
Into
three
parts.
His
first
mission
will
iater’a presence of mind. Persons in all else privileges accord«! foreign pro- nise them by treaty as an independent
contract
to build a 100-foot strain In-am
tion of the house rate of $8 per 1,000
be
to
present
a
demand
for
reparation
New York, June 23.—Herman Ware- parts of town were terrified.
state, renouncing forever any purpose
ducers will be withdrawn...
on lumber,
planed, grooved and sawiak, tbe Christianised Hebrew wh*
of annexing tbe islands or exerting and indemnity for the death of Dr. truss bridge, with orib pier, across
Buis. His second task is to pre pa ri Salmon creek, for $890. Sevep bids
tongued, instead of $3.60, as report«! has Men seeking admission into th*
a protectorate over them’.
8HE SHOT TO KILL.
were handed in by four bidders.
by tbe senate committee on financ« Presbyterian church as a minister, and
Hollister, Cal., June 33.—Shortly
“In 1851 theoemion of the Hawaiian the Spanish government for the inevit­
He says that the lumber dressed in this who for a long time had the support of after noon today, the most severe earth­
able,
and
the
inevitable
is
the
loss
of
The graMhoppers are doing consider­
kingdom to the United States was for­
manner is worth at least twice as much Rev. Dr. John Hall, vf th* Fifth-ave­ quake shock since 1868 did many thou­
mally offered, and although not then Cuba as a colony. The third phase of able damage in the vicinity of Lexing­
in the Portland market a* the sawed nue Presbyterian church, was today sand dollars damage to buildings and
Gardens have been com­
accepted, this government proclaimed his work is the presentation of a dis­ ton, Or.
lumber, which pays a fluty of $3 under • publicly denounced before tbe congre­
their contents. No causa)ties occurred, n St. Louis, Mo., June 31.—A special it its duty to preserve alike the honor tinct proposal from the United States pletely ruined, and in many places
tlie bill, as agreed to.
Senator Mc- gation of that ..church as an’ immoral
entire^fields of wheat have been eaten,
though leveral narrow escapes are re­ to the Republic from Parif, Texas, and dignity of the United States and as to the disposition of Cuba.
Brid* says that the importations t» person and guilty of gambling. He
It is as to the first and second chap­ up.
corded. Every brick building in town says: Ed Kilgore, a contractor and safety of the government of the Ha­
dresse<i lumber will quite seriously in- was also suspended from the com­
baa suffered, and in the courthouse the builder, met his -death at the hands of waiian islands.
From this time until ters that General Woodford is now con­
The graduating class at the Corvallis
. ter fere with industries in Oregon and munion of the church.
When the walla and ceilings have lost moat of Miss Fanny Jackson and her three the outbreak of the war of 1861 the ferring with the president. He will college this year number* 17, against 48 *'
• Washington. *
judgment“ was read to the fashionable their plaster. Immediately after the brothers today. Kilgore was sitting policy of the United States toward Ha­ receive full instructions as to the third last year and 51 the year previous.
uniy®raal postal congress, the congregation, Mrs. Warrsawiak, who earthquake, a firewall Of the McMahon in the waiting room at Ladonia station waii and > the’ Hawaiian sovereign either before he sail* or aa soon as he The reduction in the number is largely
fifth convention of th* kind In the was - present, declared
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in _____
a loud — voice
house fell upon the adjoining buildings. when Miss Jackson, accompanied by a towards the United States waa exem­ shall have had an opportunity to report due to an extension of the course from
world, _ha* finished it* labors in Wash- ‘hat bar husband wm innocent She Hundreds of window panes were cracked sister and three brothers, entered, the plified by continued negotiations foi upon the state uf mind tn which he three to four years.
ington, D. C. The sixth congress will was put out bf the church, while the or broken, and in some instances entire men taking positions at the doors.
annexation or for a reciprocal commer- finds the Spanish ministry and the
There will be no gsain raised in the
be held in Rome in 1908. All th* pastor announced a hymn to quiet the window sashes were thrown into .the The girl drew a revolver and fired at oi>l union. The latter alternative waa queen regent.
northern
part of Morrow county this,
countries ot the world were represented
President McKinley also instructed
atreet from the seoond-atory of the Kilgore. The bullet went wide, and at length accomplished by the reciproc­
My husband is innocent. I cannot buildings.
at the congress just closed, with the
struck her brother, Brode Jackson, in ity treaty of 1875, the provisions at General Woodford to impress upon the year, and but a small amount of hay,
the grasshoppers having destroyed ■
«oeption of Corea and tbe Orange Fro* hear him harjhly spoken of before so
the ■ forehead.. Kilgore dashed down which were renewed by the-convention public men at Madrid these vital points:
everything
in sight.
The portion of
State, and these two «ent word that many people and not defend him.”
the railroad track behind some freight of 1884, embracing the perpetual ceasion
First—The United States is not actu­
the county that they have not visited
Gilroy, Cal., June 33.—The heavieat oars. Bud Jackson, another brother,
they hoped eoqn to enter the postal
The ushers, at a signal from Dr.
ated
by
an
unfriendly
feeling
toward
to the United States of the harbor ol
will raise an average crop.
union.
The congress, among other Pritchard, of Alexander chapel, who earthquake ever felt here lasted only a intercepted him and shot him in the Peart river.
Spain. ‘
The Weston Leader says that a num­
• Rungs, succeeded in Aitablishing uni­ had taken Dr. Hall’s place for the day, few seconds, but did much damage back. After Bud Jackon had emptied
Secoand—The United States does not
‘‘In 1888 a proposal for a Joint guar*
form colors for j>oetage stamps, ar- led Mrs. Warssawiak from the church. Numerous chimneys were toppled over, hie revolver, Mise Jackson walked up
desire to take advantage of Spain’s ber of pioneer relics were exhibited at
anty
of
the
neutrality
of
the
Hawaiian
the reunion tent there recently. Them*.
ranged for facilitating intermediary The congregation had begun to sing the house walls cracked, heavy plate-glass and fired two more shots at Kilgore,
islands by the United States, Germary troubles with her colony to bring about
transit rate* and diminishing the tariff hymn. The lady at first resisted, but store windows shattered, and a general exclaiming:’
Spence’s contribution was a pocket rifle
the
annexation
of
Cuba
to
this
country.
and Great Britain waa declined on the
quite materially on a graduated acai* was prevailed upon to leave. Not­ wreckage of bottle and abelfware in
“You coward, you have slandered me announced ground that the relation ol
Third—Unless Spain will herself 100 years old, made in MaThnaerie
lor tbe ensuing six years.
People long enough. ”
withstanding the singing of the hymn, bouses and stores caused.
make a move toward meeting the in­ It is a harmless-looking affair now. but
the
United
States
to
the-.islands
was
Examination showed that nine shots sufficient for the end in view. In brief, evitable, toward giving Cuba freedom, was considered a trusty weapon by Mr.
Who “««Jered hl. the excitement, though suppressed, was rushed out of their homes, thinking the
last trumpet had sounded in earnest.
’ te as
electrocutod intense. After the incident the serv­ In some houses blinds were wrenched bad taken effect, any one of which from 1830 to 1896 the course of the the United States will be compelled to
ices went on as usual.
*
in Sing Sing prison, N. Y.
would have proved fatal.
United States toward the islands has interfere and in the case of interven­ thieves for three day a
from their hangings, and an unusual
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A fast freight train on tbe Santa F*
consistently favored their autonomous tion annexation migbtnaturally follow.
___ railroad was ditched near Elma Mn
DRAGOONS IN THS AIR.'
WkahlngUa
and three tramps and i firaCTmffl Wr4
The
free
text-book
killed.
-^7
a«ee«»nil Telai« er nyt*< KaahtML
-
vowkt nowu in
T
Deooto, Oal., June 22.—There were in destroying a body of Spanish near as a necessary outcome of that policy. which pasred over the central and
Th* United States government im­
Steamboat men at Gray’s harbor are
Sabana.
Bandera
placed
hie
men
in
southern
portions
of
Logan.county
this
"Not
only
is
a
union
of
the
Ha
­
heavy
shocks
of
earthquake
at
Berlin,
June
22.
—
Naval
experts
at
migrant station, on Ellie island, New
talking of putting a steamer on North
York harbor, was destroyed by fir*, Kiel are now testing the practical use 13:18 today. The vibrations seemed to ambush and then instructed five scouts waiian territory to the United States afternoon destroyed thousands of dol­ river, above the jam.
to
approach
a
fort
where
tbe
Spanish
lars
’
worth
of
property
and
completely
One or two
no new scheme, but it is the inevit­
of dragon-shaped airships, which may be from north to south.
but with no loss of life.
The number of deaths in Seattle dur­
were barricaded. The Spaniards sallied able consequence of the relation stead­ demolished the immense cow barn on
Awistant Quarantine Officer Blu* be put on board vessels for use daring old barns in the neighborhood fell to
from the fort in pursuit of thAsooqts, fastly maintained with that mid-Pacific the farm of the state institution for the ing May waa 88. Eight of these were
the
ground.
There
was
another
shock
naval
engagements
and
in
reconnoiter
­
declared that the disease on the City
who fell book, leading their pursuers domain for three-quarters of a century. feeble minded.
Twenty-six persons children and two were from drowning.
of Para, now at Angel island quarantine ing. Some of the balloons rose 600 at 13:55 P. M. lighter than the first —
into the heart of the Bandera ambush. Ito accomplishment has been merely a seeking refuge from the storm were
At the school election in Walla
station, San Francisco bay, is yellow feet, remaining fast to the deck cf the
a«sra ViesItaM FriskfoMd.
A hot fight ensued, first with musketry, question of time. While its failure in buried in the debris. Four of the refu­ Walla the proposition to furnish free
torpedo boat steaming 14 knots an hour,
fever.
Visalia, Cal., June 33.—Two severe but finally hand to band. All of Ban­ 1898 may not be a cause for congratula­ gees, boy pupils from Chicago, were text-books wa* defeated by a vote of 81
enabling the balloonists to make-obser­
A serious landslide occurred near
earthquake shocks were felt at 13 dera's men were armed with machetes. tion, it ia certainly a proof of the dis­ taken out dead. Five others were se­ to 14.
vation
of
stations
of
vessels
at
great
dis
­
Briega, canton of Valais, Switserland.
o’clock.
The vibrations were from Ten of the insurgents were killed, and interestedness of the United States, the verely injured, one of whom, tbe farm
Winfield Scott Rich, of Cambridge,
Part of the forest there and a number tances. The observations made were west to east. Suspended lamp* vibra­ the entire pursuing party of the Span-
delay of four years having abundantly superintendent, will probably die.
communicated
by
telegraph
or
tele-
Mam, has bean engaged a* principal
Of buildings have been buried. Tiber*
sufficed to establish the right and abil­
I>hone from the balloons to persons on ted for 15 minute*, houses were shaken laBia.__________ i__________ —
of the Spokane high achool, at a salarv
was no loss of Ufa
.
At Algniaa, a town of 8,000, 178 per­ ity of the republic to enter as a sov­
the decks of tbs vessels below, enabling and some people ran out of doors. The
of $l,3Q0 a year.
Sir Henry Irving unveiled a memorial them to change the course of the latter shock was the most severe felt here in sons died last month from hunger and ereign government into a conventional
June 31.—In a fight between
All laws passed by the last scuion of
statue to Mrs. Sarah Scott-Siddons, th* accord ingly.
destitution.
union with the United States, thus Italians and French workmen at Bar-
The whole series of years.
the Washington legislature, to which
famous English octrees, on Raddington experiments occupied a fortnight, and
realising
a
purpose
held
by
the
(Ha
­
cine
yesterday,
two
Frenchmen
were
Cra«k«4 a Nawmm Brick Building.
green, London, where her remains were eminently successful.
waiian people and proclaimed by suc­ killed. The district is intensely ex­ no emergency clause is attached, have
Modesto, Cal., June 33. —A shock of
Ferry, O. T., June 31.—The Chey- cessive Hawaiian government* through cited and the police are taking steps to become operative. -
were interred 66 years ago.
earthquake was felt about noon. Many enne ano' Arapahoe Indiana were
Bemis’ shingle mill, in Cowlita coun­
While Professors Marksburn and
Another
Oakland Bookkeeper Held l>p.
people in the upper stories of brick wrought up over the new law which some 70 years of their virtual depend- quell further disturbances.
Richards were practicing on a flying
Oakland, Cal., June 23.—Edward buildings ran into the streets in alarm. goes into effect July 1, relating to poly­ ence upon tbe benevolent protection of affray between French and Italian ty, that has been delayed on account of
trapese at Fiesta Park, Loe Angele*, Eliason, a bookkeeper, waa within a
workmen has taken place near Arles. the Jam oK bolts in the Toutle river,
At Newman, this county, a brick gamy. After that time each of the 40 the United States.
will be started up at once.
they fell to the ground and Richards few doors of his home last night, when
’
’
The
report
of
the
secretary
of
state
Troops
have been sent to the scene.
building of one story was cracked Cheyenne Indians who have more than
sustained internal injuries which will a tall man leaped at him from behind
exh ibi to the character and course of re­
|
An ordinance has been passe. 1 by the
slightly.
one wife will have to choose one of the
probably result fatally.
Olympia council denying to all bicycle
cent negotiations and features of the
Cycles«« Add te Spain’« Misery.
a clump of trees. The young man was
two, three or more wives that he has, treaty itaelf.
D«r«ad«d HI« Ham«.
Firemen extinguished a fire at th* grabbed by the throat and thrown
The organisation and
London, June 31.—The Madrid cor­ riders the use of the sidewalks for
San Francisco, June 33.— John. 8Mn- and the cast-off wive* must leave him. administrative details of incorporation respondent of the Mail says: A suc- riding during the dry season.
bom* of Grant Prestel, a laborer, at down before he could * give a cry.
To
tbe
squaws
who
have
become
en
■
Dayton, O.
They found the charred Then the footpad searched his victim’s ick, who the police my is an ex-convict,
are necessarily left to the wisdom of ceMion of cyclones and fierce hail
Three Seattle wheelmen made tbe
hohM.pt Rose Prestel, aged 16, and clothing, taking all bis money and val­ lies in the receiving hospital with a lightened aa to their situation, the mat­ oongre», and I cannot doubt that when storms have destroyed the crops and run from Seattle to Olympia and return’“**-
ter
has
become
tragic.
Every
squaw
All»ert Prestel, aged 2 years.
The uables. The robbery was committed fractured skull, the result of a blow
the funciton of the constitutional treaty
‘n.tbe of Vallado­ last Sunday, covering the entire dis­
children played with matches and set about midnight, in a thickly settled from a hatchet wielded by Paul Jen­ who want* to remain with her husband making power shall be performed with lid and Guadalajara. In the district of
tance of 154 miles on their bicycles.
i* doing her best to please him, so that the largest regard for the interest of
kins,
a
peddler.
This
afternoon,
Shin
­
fire to the house.
portion of the city, which Is well light-
she will be tbe lucky wife. There are this rich domain and for the welfare of Newcastle, houses have heen flooded,
The Atlas Lumber Company, at Mur­
ick
called
on
Mra.
Jenkins,
during
the
The southbound express on the Grand *d by electric light*. As soon a* th*
hundreds of cattle drowned and a num­ ray, is putting an additional engine
40 of these polygamistarahd in all they the inhabitanto thereof.
Rapids & Indiana, was derailed near robber had aecured hie plunder he re­ atafence of her busband. According to
ber of lives lost
have over 100 squaw*.
into it* aawmil). Last month the com­
“(Signed)
• WM. M’KINLEY.
Riggeville, Ind. Th* rails are said to leased the man and watched him start her story, bo insulted her and knocked
pany
shipped more than 70 carloads of
her
down.
At
thia
Juncture
Jenkins
“Executive Mansion, Washington, D.
apanlsk n«r«at In FklllPp|BM,
have spread, ditching the engine, ten­ for his residence, having warned him
lumber East
'
Draws«* While Bathing.
appeared, and seeing his wife covered
0., June 16.”
der, mail and baggage cara The en­ to make no outcry.
the Herald from Ma.lrid says' an^'offl0 I *h^he1IfW” countJ coniniiasioners at
Greenville, Tex,. June 31.—Last
with
blood,
demanded
an
explanation.
gine was totally demolished, instantly '
cial telegram from Manila announces a the r
.mee‘ing» decided to post-
For a reply, Shinick seised Jenkins by night, while bathing in a pool six miles
killing'the engineer.
the throat and proceeded to strangle from thia city, Cashier King, of the
Lansing, Mich., June 31.—Governor desperate combat in the Philippine
,ndefln'te|y ‘he proposition to is-
London, June 33.—Queen Victoria
The Pacific Mail steamsihp City o<
to Uke up U,e °°un’
him. After a desperate struggle, Jen­ First National bank; Mias Austin, of Pingree's fame as the originator of the istands against the rebel general Agui! tX «^1”*
Para, now in quarantine in San Fran­ began the celebration of her Jubilee kins managed to free himself from this city, and Ida Scheneck, of Sher­
potato-patch scheme for the poor has naldo. The Spanish losses were over ** °0*1*11« indebtedness.
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cisco, bringe detatle
of thè ______
iota in mid. _ Sunday, as was befitting her entire car- Bh ■ nick’s grasp, and picking up a man, Tex., were drowned. Mr. King
croese<l the ocean, and his plan is being 100 killed and wounded. The news
.T"0 ^0,,■ ot ■t*el wire cable were re-
Pacific of the British ship Buckhurst. eer’ beforB ‘he «Har of her fathers. hatcbeL struck his assailant over the and M m Austin were together, and got
*iopte<l in several European oountriea. hM caused a profoundly painful im-
,n 8h*,‘<”’. Mason county, re­
on April 4 last, she having picked up Throughout London, the United King- head, fracturing the skull.
beyond their depth. King called for Letters have been received at the ex­
pression.
.J,,.
cently for Simpson’s logging cam ns.
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Shinick
part of the crew of the ill-fated vessel dom
donl and
,nd the
‘h* empire,
«mpire, in every cathe
cathe- ­
help,
and
Fred
Norsworth,
who
was
renewed the attack and vainly endeav­
ecutive office from Budapest, Hungary
church of’ chapel
of the Estab-
on May a, when 200 miles off the dral,
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- ored to get possession of the weapon. with Miss Scheneck, went to the rescue, and from Nottingham, England, ’re­
•<>«« in «nd weight
Nyack N Y J.!nZ7.
-m*
Uuis
roast, and landed them at
Nicaragua coast,
Church of England, were held During the atruggle Jenkin
in but both were drowned before help questing information regarding the .JZ
»1 —The steam $3,000.
Punta Arenas. The Bnckhurat caught 8®rT*<** «imilar to those at 8t George’a atruck him with tbe hatchet inflimte
reached
them.
Mise
Scheneck,
becom
­
re^lf
N«
’
v
Bnr
K
”
-
War-
Miners
in
the
8wank
district
in
Kit-
plan. Copies of the message which the I
fire, and the crew after working t.n ^1’ Winder, where her ni.j£ty > ugly
Xnd
ing frightened, followed Mr. Nors­ governor delivered to the Detroit com- 1
da«, to
o. quench
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days
the flames, were com _ ­ tPhMksetoSUOn’ ,nd Offere‘’•O,mea remand charged with
assault to mur- worth, and, jumping on his back, near­ mon council upon the subject when he one minute and SO
*”
*ndJyielding well,
pelled to abandon her.
ly drowned him also. All parties were
XM.maTor Ot that City’ *«• *mtto the rate of 40 mi I m «n h ’
J* at «72Jir,le ^anie on Baker creek, to hold
prominent
the inquirers.
• Five Ch 114 ree
Bame4.
The Salt Lake Tribune has published
Olau Faster? D m tro y ad.
Buffalo, N. Y., June 3».— Fire last
i uuiib inis 0unimcr.
a story that a party of desperadoes from
th.
’ ‘ ' “
Roost,” in giamT^rtoro"at*t
I
j?*17 d‘*troJed ‘¿e h<m~^f
the notorious
notorious “Robb.ro
‘
Davi« Will a Fargary.
Of
The state land commission has ar-
Mllwaukee,
June
19.
—
The
steamer
San ^nnciaoo, June lt.-During the
Kocthern Utah. hav. gon. to
I
raged to put six land cruisers in the
mingand aro located .t Wamretta?* tory .mploywi 400 men .nd th.
1
Virginia, of the Goodrich line, with trial of tbe Davie will contort today a
in*
J”ne’t—While mov­
field to overlook the new townships re-
small
will be
be about
.bnnt $100,000.
lion non
Sophie,
10, died
in a hospital this 300 passengers on board, ran down the
G. R. g.
E. Max
Max- ing * loaded shotgun last night, Mary
m« l station
station Mat
east of
of Rock
Rock Snrinw.
Springs. Will
e aenaation wm created by
Dy U.
- , aged
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c«
n‘*y surveyed, and make state selec­
schooner
Eveline,
bound
from
Menomi-
li
‘
iropped
th*
weap^
morning. Roy, aged 12; Brown, aged 7;
Their purpose, it is claimed, ran
i- well, paying teller of the First National
tions therefrom. Borne of the cruisers
citv wkn
Verona, aged 8, and Cecilia, aged 8, nee, Mich., to Chicago, near thia port t bank, of thia
this city,
who was called __
as _ an accidentally and tbe hammer striking a
hold up the Union Pacific express train
last evening. The Eveline’s cabin waa «Pert to paasupon the signature of the •tep. the contents of one barrel w«r« are already taking to the field.
on cots t at the
hospital,
or else to rob the paymaster of the
Boaton, June 33—Franklin B. Born are
the lying
. tent?«
<
h°*pital' and
,nd
Fish Commissioner Crawford was on
shifted
forward and her yawl waa de- alleged will, by declaring the signature di*har8ed into her right shoulder, al-
of
Medford,
died
at
tbe
MMSMhuZta
"{Ste
Sweetwater mines.
the
Bound and at the Baker lake hatch-
^noliahed.
a
panic
prevailed
among
general hospital m a rwralt of an o “ra ' ta^i
TrZ'
a forgery and expressing the conviction
‘he ann’ *hich subro-
Henry L. Buehler, of Baltimore, Md., tion guided by “X’’-ray photograph?for
J*4 Week. The report that the
¿he Virginia's passengers, but the that the forgery waa committed by * "“T WM amputated.
Hta
She will
the oldest Odd Fellow in the world is th. removal of a bull J fr^hj, bLiL ^.hh ^iMr^
close down on account of
“ * “"“P* * steamer continued on heroourse to Chi- Alexander Boyd, partner of the dece­ probably recover
dead.
’
the failure of the legislature to appro­
Si0 and the Eveline was towed to the ' dent, who bolds the same relation to
Milwaukee drydock.
I the legatees as did Davis.
It is said that the Greenland whal* priate funds, be says, is incorrect. The
Th* London Times publishes a tabi*
A SlMtkwn Piekiag B m .
hatchery is maintained out of the li-
showing that in th* ordinary oours* of
eometimes attains the sge of 400 years.
Davenport, la.* June 23.—John Gu-
KIU m I la a Taaaal.
Liberty, Ma, June S3.—Fully 10,.
o*Me rand, collected for that purpose
nature the future rulers of Germany, gleheimer
------ —— murdered ■■■«
his wm
wife oy
bv mix-
»><. ww ofacxoerry pickers have a I readv ar
Vallejo, OsL, June 21-— A Slavon­
San Francisco, Jun* 31.—The decani,
Nearly all the business men of Pa-
Rawia, Greece and Roumani* will b* ‘M strychnine with eggnog and giviM rivriL-.-
‘
। rawly ar
bere this season, which opens ian named Felix Breike was killed in i fo’dti^r,n’ °! •,nan
Redding, (Ml., June 31.—John Do- louss have signed an agreement to visit
immediate descendants of Queen Yfo- it to h*r to drink. H* then committed I Wednesday.
crop u estimated at the tunnel at Selby’s early this morn­
“7- The
estimated
at
the mines up the Palouse river, and
"io*«
th. mm. m«ner. Neigh- 60,000 craLw,
the crop is e^
kXn
ing. The man, with a companion, was
Pot in one day’s work with pick and
T
>u
n
ty
«»"
‘
7.
‘
his
on the way to the smelting works when Twelfth and Channel streets this morn­
•borel during the summer. The day
the accident happened.
The down ing.
The 4sceas*d had evidently morning by a log rolling over hie bodv
trill be selected in the near future, and
train from Sacramento and a freight throum himself in front of an ap-
•
gigantic picnic is being arranged for.
oi
train passed in the tunnel, and Breike r?0!118* trai"
terra ption.
the night, and Stared
Grasehoppers are causing great in-
beoamo confused and stepped in front had been run over unnoticed by the
• Prominent Jory to crops on scans of the farms in
China.* The customs oommittoe of th* I
-
of the freight train to his death. His trainman. The only clew to hie id*n-
French chamber of deputies has adopt-
A* Northampton, Maae., there is aa
the vicinity of Anatons. Almost an
' —— - ■
mm •
a
I
_ ___ a .
,
* letter found in one of the
ïlorenos.
Oota.,
June
31,-
a boiler ratlrs crop, over 800 acres in all, has
a dhty of la franco per hundred kilo*
of
feet and is etili perfectly 1 by earthquake disturbance? which
h is said that the projected port
1 í’in7an’ <4 «“«»•«•o. recommending exploded in a sawmill, 15 miles frnn> “«n eaten up clean by the pests.
Montevideo will oust $16,. .. Charle.
this afternoon, killing two Clod mashers and field rollers were use. I
Charles Smith ta
m . ’omtain
000,000.
DAYTON...... z
California Visited By a Sa­
vere Earthquake.
..OREGON
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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