D a y to n ï H e r a ld .
K nierad_____
al Dayton, I
L A T IR
N EW S .
The V * * York ta
»rowa lato a paalo by ta o largo foil-
DUTCH RISING
ANO THER
DEFEAT.
“ ■Her B o p a lw e by t e e B oars a t t e
",
T a g o lo I I , « ,
AFFAIRS
COLORADO WILL
IN
PUERTO
RIOO.
B teaM oas M a w ly
F ro g sa a a ta g —M a sk
~ I « a r e a l l a C aagrM S.
CURRENCY
London, Deo. 19.—The war office hue
flan Juan, Puerto Rico, Dae. 90.—
The elections in Puerto Rloo a n pro­
General Buller haa met with serious re-
House Passed It by a Vote
gressing slowly. The Republicans
vseae, losing 11 guns. General Buller
tied Panos on December 11 by about
o f 190 to 150.
waa attempting to cross the Tugela
Tbo weather bureau at Port Canby
1,100 majority.
river. Finding it impossible to effect
h u been otoeed and the work w ill Hore-
According to theoansusof 1897 there
LOST FAITH IK BRITISH POWKB hie object, be ordered a retirement in
after be done at A .t o n * .
are over 48,000 people in the Pcooe
8ILVKR
OTATES
ABB
IKTERESTKD
order to avoid greater losses. Ha left
district, but of that number only 4,488 ELEVEN DEMOCRATS VOTE FORiy
The verdict of the Jury in the Mo-
11 guns beh in d . .
are eligible to vote, the right of suffrage
tnlol oaao w u manslaughter, with the
area B obarte H as B eaa
A* Ink
The following is the text of General V altoS B latas W ill D afaad t e a L o c a lity being limited to taxpayers and profes­
■sara H ad t e a Sapport a f Bv*ry r *.
■ a p e n e A e B a ile r la
Buller’* dispatch announoing the ra­
sional man, about 4,440 of that num­
a f Ib a A a a -T k a D o to g s a f t e a
Howard Tuttle, i former Portland,
ven«:
p u b lic a n la B a a a a — Bcaolutlau*
Deasaaaae e f W av.
ta a i
ber going to the polls. The Republi-
Or., bey. denies t at ha ia the man
ta t b a Saa a t * ._________
'•‘Belter ,. to Lanadowne: Chevely
OMM eexthat Ban Juan w ill give them
who jumped into. he bey near Baa
Gamp, Dee. 18.—I regret to report a
» trem en d o u s m a jo rty , and th a t the
Sterkstrom,
Dee.
19.—As
a
result
oi
The provino* of Osyan, Luana, hat Francfooo.
Denver, Deo. 18.—W. A. Rucker, election throughout the island w ill re-
I moved in full
the British reverses, the whole country serious reverse.
Washington, Deo. 30.—The currenov
•urrendered to Captain McCalla.
Malcolm Glenn, a newspaper man northward is In rebellion. The natives strength from our oamp near Chevely president of the United Stales Mone­ salt in an overwhelming federal defeat bill, which was debated all hut week
tary
League,
left
hare
last
night
for
8t.
Commander Tilley may be given known all over tore north eoast region, there, as wall as thorn la Basutoland, at 4 o’clock thia morning. There are
The elections w ill last for at least two
a passed today by the boura bv *
charge of oar poeaesaiona in I» 1" '»
attempted to out his throat with a raaor are said to be much disturbed and los­ tiro fordable places In the Tugela river, Louie, where he will hold a eonterenoe month« more, th en being still over 80
M of 190 to 180 It had the united
ing heart respecting the strength of the and it was my intention to force a pas­ w ith the governors of several a tetos towns to vote.
Americana have destroyed Again- at Ontario, Or.
support of every Republican i> the
friendly
to
the
free
ooinAge
of
silver,
sage
through
at
one
of
them.
They
are
________
The people are looking forward anx house, and of 11 Democrats— Clayton
aldo’a body guard and the rebel " U f
Yamhllll oounty hopgrowars have British.
about two miles apart. My intention relative to a suit which ia about to ba ioualy to the action of congress on the Driggs, Fltagerald, Levy, Rupp^T
h u fled is i l l a g u l « . ------- ——
decided to go into the pool and have
Cape Town, Dee. 19.—Secret meet­ was to force one or the other with one begun by tba state of Colorado for the
--V
MacArthur haa captured Mabinl, cm seat delegates to the Oregon Hopgrow- ings of Boer sympathiser continue to be brigade, supported by a central brigade. purpose of securing a decision by the question of oivil government. Many ficudder, Underhill, and Wilson of
expect that Puerto Rloo w ill he im­
ers’
Association.
of the ableat of insorgente, and foundar
held in various parts of Cape Colony, General Hart was to attack the left United States supreme court as to the mediately given a system of self-gov Naw. York; McAleer, of PennQlvanU-
of their, government. ____
The La Maire Optical Company, of end the attitude of the Dutch farmer drift, General Hildyard the right road, legality of the demonetisation of silver. eminent for the island, while others Denny, of hfaryfood, aad Thayer of
The general assembly of the state take a more conservative view of the Masaaohnsetta. All the other Demo-
and G eneral Littleton w as to tak e the
Prominent affiatate will go to Wash­ France, with a capital of |1 , 000,000, ia turbulent.
pi
ssed
a joint * resolution authorising subject. The Boletin Meroantll, com­ crate voted against the measure or were
ington to lobby for the admission of will establish branch factories in Mil-
center
and
to
support
either.
RobarSs A pgola«od.
paired against it, exoept John Walter
nols
and
Connecticut.
the
governor
to take steps to bring this menting on the subject says:
New Msxloo to statehood.
“ Early in the day I aaw that General
London, Dae. 19.—Shortly before
Smith, governor-elect from Maryland-
The executive oolnmittee of the midnight the following notioe waa post­ Hart would not be able to force a pas­ question before the supreme oourt.*
“ The form of civil government for 8tallings, of Alabama, and General
Owing to the British reverses In
sage, and 1 directed him to withdraw. After consultation with prominent pub­ Puerto Rico w ill undoubtedly be the Joseph Wheeler, of Alabama. Stall­
South Africa it fo said Basala aad Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ed at the war office:
have decided to build a *800,000 build­
“ As the campaign in Natal, la the He bad, however, attacked with great lic men Of the state. Governor Thomas one recommended by President McKin­ ings has not been present in the boom
France are getting restia«. ■
ing in Cleveland, O.
opinion
of her majesty's -government, gallantry, and his leading battalion, settled upon a course of Lotion. The ley in his annual message to congress. this session on account of illness, a0(1
The army and navy ere each urgi^
is
likely
to require the presenoe and the Connaught rangers, 1 fear, suffered first step was to authorise President With the expectation of the highest one of his oolleagues announoed that if
A
South
Pacific
naval
station
w
ill
different routes for the Paoiflo cabla.
undivided
attention of General Sir Red- a great deal. Colonel I. G. Brooke Rucker, under the groat aaal of the office, the appointee for which place present he would have voted in the ns-
ba
established
as
soon
as
conditions
in
Private companies aie also after IL
state, to confer with other governors is not known yet, the appointments
vers
Bailer,
It haa been decided to send wasseriosly wounded.
the Philippines admit of the with­
gatlvS. General Wheeler is serving in
Alaska is after better government. drawal of sdme of the ships there.
“ We have abandoned 10 guns and and raise funds necessary to bring a w ill be distributed among the most the Philippines.
B “
Baron Roberts, of Kandahar «ad
Her special envoy ia in Washington to
ease
before
the
supreme
oourt
of
the
lost
by
shell-fire
one.
The
loeeee
in
capable Puerto Ricans and Americans.’’
Waterford,
as
oommander-in-chief
in
When
the
speaker
announced
the
re-
The German navy may ba need in South Africa, with Lord Kitchener u General Hnnt’abrigade are, I fear, very United States.
. . present a petition for lavora desired.
J*
Hie
Repulbicans
cheered
lustilv
conjunction with those of France and chief of staff.*'
Y A Q U I8 ARE A C TIVE.
The replies horn governors of those
heavy, although the proportion of
Ladysmith relief foroe’s advanoe Russia to exart pressure to prevent re­
After the vote the speaker rather ui'
severely wounded, I hope, is not large. states recognising that silver should ba
column hae reached a position within inforcements reaching South Africa.
expectedly announced the committee
Bavlay
ids C aptara Sap pila»
P’VE
K
ILLE
D
IN
A
WRECK.
on
an
equality
with
gold
as
a
circulat­
The
Fourteenth
and
Sixty-ninth
field
three miles of Coleneo without opposi­
selections, and the reading of the lkt
K a z la a a Sold lar*.
ing medium of value have bean moat
batteries also suffered severe losses.
T > president of the Brown univers­
tion.
-
wae followed with intense eagerness by
Orow
o
f
r
v
o
lg
h
t
T
rain
o
n
a
Worth*
Austin,
Tex.,
Deo.
90.—A
special
“ We have retired to our oamp at satisfactory, promising assistance, and,
ity asserts that if England whips the
P aelK s B ranch.
General Methuen attached 19,000 Boers it w ill bring on a war of nations
if possible, active co-operation. Es­ from Orti», stete o( Sonora, Mexico, toe members, whose opportunities for
Ghevely."
Boere on the Modder river, bnt found In which the United
Lewiston,
Idaho,
Deo.
19.—Piled
up
the Mexican authorities aro distlpotion depend so largely nDoa
pecially
in Texas has the reception o f , states that ----------------------------------------
States must par-
their position too strong for him. He
at
the
bottom
of
Kendriok
hill
on
the
the
idea
been
oordtal,
and
It
ia
possible
«xmtomplating
sending more troops into thelr oommittee assignments.
the
SH O T W IFE AND 8 O N ff.
ticipafe-
The only incident in connection with
reports great losses.
Northern Pacifio branch are ti
Mr. Ruoker w ill go to that state and |
Yaqui Indian oountxy at onoe, as
e n - 1
...
K-
In the steer-tying contest at Denver,
the reading of toe list was Railey’* h,.
> M a« T b o a Sant B u lle t T h ro u g h meet the governor and state officials It is thought that the present force w ill
Major-General Andrew G. Wanchope Col., Ed. Harrell defeated "D uo.” gines and 19 cars loaded with steel.
Hie speaker as to whether
H l* O w a H a t .
was killed in action at Modder river. Goodin, tying five steers in 6 minutes In houses near by are the dead bodies
not be able to oops with the situation. i®rr°8*tory
before proceeding to Washington.
of Engineers Arthur E. Bain and John
General T om s now haa some 6,000 General Wheeler’s name had been
He was a veteran of the Aahantee and
Suit
against
the
government
w
ill
be­
Tacoma,
Deo.
18.—Adam
Crist
de­
99 seoonds. Goodin claimed the A. Ogden, Fireman Earl Bradshaw and
placed upon the comlmttee on wan
Egyptian campaigns.
liberately ahot his wife fatally, killed gin in Denver. The United States man, but it w ill take at least that many *n<1
world’s championship,
8Peaker Hensderson n-
Brakeman
A.
Budge,
of
Spokane,
and
more,
or
possibly
twioe
that
pumber,
Monetary
League
w
ill
give
the
state
of
hla 8-year-old sob , seriously wounded
A recent decision of the customs de­
It is probable that the distressed John Peterman, also of Spokane, fat­ a second eon, aged 6 yean, and then Colorado as a present, a solid silver owing to the geographical conditions «ponded in the negative.
partment in regard to the shipment of bark reported ashore near Point Bonilla ally injured.
^pnouncement of the death of the
rroundlng the uprising, which pre-
ended the tragedy by putting a bullet brick of the purest metal of 100 ounces,
goods in bond works a great injury to
late Raprosentative Bland, of Missouri
eg
November
18,
is
the
long-missing
The
train
waa
an
extra
with
a
lend
is
suooessful
military
movements.
and
rwprnssnrlng
9100
at
par
ratio.
thTough,his
own
brain.
Jealousy
is
the
Pacific coast interest«.
-
Oolam, which sailed frdm Honolulu on of steel far the Northern Pacific exten­ only motive assigned for the crime,
Indians are so scattered that un- which ooonrred last summer, caused an
The treasurer of the state will then
Germany h u inquired u to Cur in­ October 9 for Esqnimault.
sion. The rails ware oovered with fos
ice I Crist is the proprietor of the Chicago formally present the brfok to the state.
eonfb troops a n sent to the front to “ My adjournment.
tentions regarding the Danish Wart
The Boer republics have not yet used and snow, and in descending the foug | house, and :returned this morning from The state w ill send it to the United engage the small roving bands, they
W hat the senate may accomplish in
Indies. I* is believed
belle
Germany would I a third of the .military resources at spade leading into Kendriok the ____
w ill oontinns to depredate the bountiy
like to have them, but thia would nA their command. They have been quiet­ got out of control of the trainmen and a six months* busineas trip to Spokane. States mint at Washington, with the and haram the soldiers under General H>e way of legislation for the Philip­
He waa at the hotel daring the demand that it ba coined into 100 sil­
pines daring the present session ia
suit Uncle 8am.
Tbrres until they wear them out. There problematical, bnt that the queation
ly preparing for years. Forts of the dashed madly down the steep grade, morning, and apparently in the best of ver dollars.
abont 7 o ’clock this evening. A mile health and spirits. About 3 o’clock
Two Americans ware killed, appar­ Transvaal , are now impregnable.
“ This demand, of course,** says Mr. a n now about 1,800 Indiana engaging w ill be thoroughly discussed is indi­
and a half east of Kendriok tour can
ently without provocation, in Baa
Lieutenant Thomas M. Brumby, flag were ditched, and the track was torn ia the afternoon he went to a Pacific- Ruoker, “ w ill be refused. Upon the the attention of the soldiers, while the cated by the number of resolutions
Pedro, Spanish Honduras. The k ill­
avenue pawnbroker and purchased two refusal, suit w ill be entered in the remainder of the 8,000 braves who are
lieutenant to Admiral Dawey daring
iL ’* in|r produowl- ■ *»
ing. as reported, waa of a particularly the M anila cam paign, who has been up for a quarter of a mils. When the revolvers. He stopped a tow doom United States supreme court, for we on the war path have scattered into
rest of the dying train struck the yards sw ay at a drug store and bought 26 have no rigid* under the constitution, small,’ roving beads, for th* purpose of opposition to the retention by the
aggravating type.
ill With typhoid lever for several w eeks, the engines and >11 the ears were
United Btatee of the Philippine islseds,
cents’ worth of vitriol. He must have to demand that bullion ba coined. pilfering. These roving bands ef In­ two iwslontiona were introduced todiv’
Major-General Edward Ferrerò 1« died at Garfield hospital, Washington,
ditched
and
completely
wrecked,
and
proceeded directly home, for the shoot­ The question w ill be raised as to where diana are capturing supply trains sent
dead at New York. In 1991 he raised D. 0 .
the track there torn up for 300 yards. ing oconrred only a few momenta later. the constitution lands us, and the salt out to the Mexican forces in the field. one by Tillman, of South GarnHa*'
the “ Shepard Riflas," of which ha waa
and the other by Baoon, of Georgia.1
General Methuen is preparing for Wrecking trains have been sent from
Crist was la the hotel kitchen, oa brought In the nams of the state of Col­ They have e f late oaptarod several Each resolution purposes to yield Ra
made colonel. He took the flret forti­ another advanoe, . .
Spokane
and
Lewiston.
the second floor, when his wife waa orado to seeum more rapid action than trains «ontailing provisions «»A am­ Islands to a government to be aatah-
fied redoubt captured in the war.
The Kendriok grade is one of the called to the bead of the stairs to talk otherwise would be given it .”
munition.
The German pram and people are
lished by the Filipinos thermal v * q
Another gigantic corporation is now
steepest in the Northwest. Control of to • peddler. After the interval of a
jubilant over Buller’» defeat.
"Mr.
Rncker
w
ill
be
assisted
by
ooun-
c l Alabama, addressed tha
organising to opposti the sugar trust in
the train was lost at the bead of the few moments he sent the younger child sel from this and other states.
STEAM ER S TR A TTO N LO ST.
Major-General Wood anticipates hav­ grade and then the engines started on
the islands. A farmer member of the
oats briefly upon the necessity ol
to
ask
her
to
ooms
to
the
kitchen.
.. IT » IS N O T A P IC N IC .
legislation to control trusts, and had
sugar trust la believed to be ana of the ing a pleasnt time in Havana.
their mad five-mile run in the dark. Immediately afterward four shots were
T oko«
Ovartwrwad b v la a and
leading spirits. The capital w ill ba
h is joint resolution again referred to
Agitators are alarming the peaoeable None of the fated crew have lived
» w a te re d
fired, all of whioh were found to have
9100,000,000 and may be knowii jmi tin natives af the island of Negros.
toll the story of their aw ful
Dawson City, N. W iW i* Qofc 3 8 » « the judiciary committee.
.Washington, Deo. lS ^ T h e war de­
effect in her body. He then
Colonial Sugar R efining Company.
while'being
swept on to death.
The
steamer W. 8. Stratton left White
, Three Mexicans were killed u a re-
turned the revolver on the little Iwy
8O U T H PACIFIO STATION.
partment today received a cablegram H one rapids Ootober 19 w ith 40 pas­
A W ashington dispatch to the Clave- sult of a fight near Florence, Aria.
and
wounded
him
in
the
leg,
but
the
F ifty B a r so s B araad .
giving the latest developments in the sengers, nine of whom were woman,
land Leader says that MoKiniey
ktast D aval»pai*ata Moka Its estab ­
child managed to crawl down the stain
New York la working hard to secure
situation in the Philippines. The ca­ and all tha mall that bad been aocu-
Nett York, Deo. 19.—Fire strated at and escape.
Boot w ill head the Republican ticket.
lish m e n t M*aesa*rr-
the
next
national
Democratic
oonven-
blegram
lgaa
follows:
19:40 o'clock thia morning in a big
Leading Republicans favor their amah
mufoting there alnoe the mail boats
New York, Deo. 20.—A apeolal to
The
woman
staggered
to
the
side­
■ atieu by aeeiem aM oa. Tuesday. J,
factory building, at 988-987 First ave­
“ Manila, Deo.
18.—Batchelder, quit running—about two weeks. All the Herald from Washington says- Is
The Broadway National Bank, oi Bos­ nue* occupied by several manufactur­ walk and Crist went into the hall, Twenty-fourth infantry, reports that went fairly until the 94th, whan the view of the number of flag offieen
13, is suggested as the most likely date
w
h
en
he
caught
*ghe
8-year-^d
boy.
for the convention.
ton, has tailed, with liabilities oi Ì9.- ing and other bnalneases. The flames
There are no witnesses to this part of an the 14th he had aa engagement at mouth of Salwyn ereek, 130 milee available for sea duty, there is naan
000,000.
spread with marked rapidity, and with­
An anti-British meeting was bald in
the tragedy, but from the position of the jnnotion of the Magat and the Bio above here, w u reaehed. There heavy to believe that a South Pacifio auton
Omaha.
------_____________
William H. Carpenter, poet and edi- in a few minutes there was a tarriflo th* bodies Crist must have held the lad Grande, Isabella province, the enemy floating ice was encountered, and, sur- Will be established as soon aa eouil-
tor,
» . died at I his
‘ home
'
in Baltimore, panic in the surrounding tenements, and close to him while he p u t a bullet leaving four dead and five mortally rounded by it, the boat floated with tiona in the Philippines admit ot tha
Gateore does not blame this guidas aged
the avenue was soon almost blocked
88.
through his heart. A 41-caliber bullet wounded in the trenches. Our loss the current. A ll would have been withdrawal of some of toe ships uov
for his disaster.
| The uaua^ largs number of British with half-naked poor people, who Rad through his own head followed, and was one drowned and four wounded. w ell had it not been ia a narrow gorge under Rear-Admiral Watson’s 'cost*
tumbled out of the building with wild
Otis has bean instructed to open
He says he ia in need of clothing, pro­
J
* -
loe below jammed. When the mand.
ports in the Philippines. _ ____A__ offloen were killed 1 m the engagement cries of fright. Sheets of flames burst both bodies foil to the floor, still visions and m oney. H e w ill reach Ta- boat struck that it stopped, but the ioe
clasped
in
each
other’s
arms.
’
at, Tugela.
The
importance
of
a
fleet
on
the
from the window«' and showers of
guagarao, Cagayan province, shortly, above did not. On it cattie, w ith terri­ western coast of South America he*
A colony oi 80 Michigan people will
Aguinaldo
has
retreated
Into
the
sparks
fell
upon
the
gathering
crowds
Doubtless
the
navy
relieved
him
yester-
settle near Fairhaven, Wash.
fic force, and in a short time the prem­ been thoroughly appreciated in naval
K avr I s B a d l? la Wood o f M oa.
mountains and Major Marsh’ has given, and terrified'tenement dwellers. The
dar-
— __ _
;
ure w m so strong that the steamer wae circles, but because of the limited
Five stores were burned out on Sixth up the chase.
Washington, Deo. 19 .—The navy is
basement
waa
occupied
as
a
livery
“ Four hundred and seventy-five first turned on her side and then com­
street, near Alder, Portland, Or.; loss.
number of ships and flag officers it had
4,000 short oi the legal maximum, upA
The Boera captured a great quantity stable and 60 hones were burned to thia in spite oi the best efforts of the Spanish prisoners arrived this morning, pletely bottom np, in which position not been possible to maintain a station
*10,000.
death.
The
fire
waa
confined
to
the
among
them
the
siok
at
Vigan,
num­
of British supplies and ammunition at
she sank lb 18 feet of water. The ao- there, and for this reason the Pacifio
It is said that South Africa has al­ Magerafontein.
one building with a lots of atwnt 978,- recruiting officers. Secretary Long bering 190.
cident occurred about 8 o’clock P. M., w u placed under the command of one
has called the attention of congress to
ways been a graveyard for the British
000a
"Young, at Banqui, Northwestern
The Forty-eighth United State* in­
this, and suggests that it might offer a Lnaon, reports that his troops are still and with the first announcement of officer. The extension of Ameriosa
generals’ reputations.
A m «rleaaa W aat t o F igh t*
danger, passengers and crew hurried sovereignty over some of the Samoan
fantry haa been released from quaran­
decided incentive by extending to ouii-
The British bark Indian Km pria, tine at Angel Island.
Ottawa, Ont., Deo. 19.—Dr. Borden, or» enlisting the benefit of the actallot- pursuing the remnant of the insur­ to the deck. As the steamer toppled islands and the prospective establish­
laden with coal, was burned to th<
gents, who have 28 American prisoners
Buller’* casualties in the buttle at minister of militia, has recavied an ing ot apprentices clothing not to ex­ in their possession. The country is over, her sides crushed to fragments ment of a coaling station in the Gala­
water's edge near Lima, Peru.
offer
from
the
president
of
a
manufac­
and the passengers stepped to . the ioe pagos group are indications of the SouA
ceed
946
in
value.
Under
the
present
Our iron ore supply is short. It will Tugela river, in killed, wounded and turing concern in the United States, system, the men are kept in debt for exceedingly rough. Our men, without and all safely reached shore, about 850 Pacifio in the eyes of the officials.
missing,
number
1,100.--------
take 300 veseels to bundle the cargoes
foe* away. In lees than five minutes
who waa at one time a member of the months after enlistment by the purchase shoes, are still persistently pnrwulng.
Oftfore have been issued by the navy
“ The number of Spanish prisoners after the steamer sunk the loe oovered
of iron engaged for importation.
The American Federation of labor Grande Trunk rifle brigade, in Canada, of the neoeeeary outfit.
department directing that the lattfo
now
in
the
hands
of
the
insnrgents
fo
haa
registered
an
emphatic
disapproval
offering to raise a regiment of n*»»»i
the placed where she went down, and
Two prominent Portland physicians
probably 1,000, mostly in tha south. not a vestige was to be seen. On the ship Massachusetts, as well as the Is-
dians in the United States In snoh a
have been sued by a lady who claims of government subsidies.
, be placed in reserve st the
Vallejo, Cal., Dao. 18.— Sixty re­ 1 expect to effect their release in a few boat was a large amount of freight,
The Stanford University football team way aa not to violate the neutrality
negligenoe ia diagnosing her oase.
League island navy yard. The Masa»-
d ays.
'
cruits
from
the
United
States
ship
tour tons ot express matter, a great
A report oomes from Astoria, Or., w ill play the Multnomah clnb on New laws. Another offer cornea from
“ Negros reports that Sergeant Roe­ amount of which was Christmas pres­ chusets fo now undergoing repain at
to raise B00 men. Besides these there Hartford have refused to sign articles
New York. It fo proposed to keep a
that the packers' combine w ill operate Year’s day at Portland.
of enlistment because, as they claim, der, Sixth infantry, 20 soldiers and 18
only three of its canneries next season
Baron Roberta has been appointed to a n . individual offers from all over the government chargee them for the native polioe, attacked 400 insrugenta ents, and 38 eaoks of mall, abont 6«, forge "crew on board each of these vea-
Canada. -________________
000 letters. Sinoe the aocident the sela and to retain their present com­
Britishers acknowledge that they supersede General Buller In command
eost of their uniform and clothes. The at Madrigal this morning. There were weather haa moderated,
the ioe floated manding officers. They wij^ be kept fo
1
lost over 700 men at Stormberg, and of the South African forces.
Hartford
was
Admiral
Farragut’s
flag­
no casualties. The enemy’s I om w as 28 away, and the boat
B o ll Bata* ta Oa U y.
been located
ndition for immediae »e» service.
Boer reporte apparently agree with
Four persona were burned to death
Chicago, Deo. 19.—The Chronicle ship at the battle of Mobile bay, in killed and many wounded. OTIS.”
by the police.
ie men obtained from the battleships
those from British sources.
in Alliance Ky., as a result of a child says: “ One of the moat radical and the civil war. During the past four
H a a U a g a X aw C oal S u p p ly .
w
ill
be used tor service on board tha
years
she
has
been
fully
restored,
and
FroM
oaua’a
S
tr
lk
s
Seal
la
«
.
Nearly 3,000,000 bushels of wheat throwing some powder in a fin .
general advances ever made in freight
San Franofooo, Deo. 18.—H . E.
8t. Loua, Deo. 20.—The dieagroe- battleships Kearearge and Kentucky,
aie stored in warehouses of Taooma
The Ancient Order of Hibernians rates w ill go Into effect on all the rail­ is now being fitted out for a cruise to Huntington, of the Southern Pacifio
and not a ship is loading, the owners will donate 91,000,000 to aid the Boera roads east and west of Chicago January New York, where she will be used aa a Company, hae gone to Mexloo with a ment between the 8t. Louie newspaper whRtotoey are placed in cominisaiou
The men are badly corps of experts to make a final exami­ publishers and the striking pressmen early in toe new y n r .
of the wheat holding for batter prims. in their fight against the English.
1. Thousands of articles of every de­ training-ship.
scription w ill be affected, and the in­ needed in the eervloe.
T a A id Striker*.
A company has been organised ia
nation of a bed of ooal in the state oi was settled today. A conference was
The Spanish government has formal­
Detroit, Deo. 20.—A return to tha
Eastern Oregon to build a railway ly recognised General Castro as presi­ crease w ill average 85 and 40 per cent,
Sonora, about 80 miles off the line of held resulting in certain technical
■ n starn B a y e rs C ontract «or W a a l. ' the Sonora railway, whioh runs from changes of the arbitration agreement former system of assessing all memliers
the jump on many olamee reaching 60
line from Hilgard to the John Day dent of the republic of Veneauela.
per oent. The contemplated action has
country. The O. R. ffi N. 1s said to
Seattle, Dao. 19.—For two weeks Benson, Aria., to Guajpmas, Mexioo. to make it oom ply with toe interna- of anions affiliated with the Amerioan
A farewell banquet at Carleton aroused the shipping interest* of the past representatives of Eastern wool The Southern Pacifio • recently pur-
be in the deal.
«K»®« modification, of federation of ¿abor 1 cent per week for
With these changes made by purposes of aiding strikers in case of
firms, principally from Boston, have chased this road from the Santa Fe.
Jones of Washington has introduced England, ia aid af the fund of the country.
been oanvaeelng the wool-growing sec­ The ooal deposit w ill cost the Southern unanimous consent, the arbitration de- necessity w u decided upon by the fed­
in the house a bill for a cable to the Amerioan hospital-ship Maine, realised
£2,000.
Tfcraa O hlldraa B a r n s* ta a Crisp-
tions of the state In aa effort to buy up Pacific 9600,000. A fcanch from tha e e t a le d ^ BcoePted *nd Hie dispute eration convention this afternoon. The
Philippines, to oost not to exceed |g ,.
Nicholasville, Ky., Deo. 19.—Hires next year’s clip. In the Rainier re­ Sonora railway to the property w ill
proposition w u narrowly carried, re­
000,000, and the creation uf a cable
Fire completely destroyed the sobool
ceiving
only two more votes than the
!
c om m iasion .
annex building of 8t. Michaels orphan children of Mr. and Mrs. SamuM Reyn­ serve distriot, advances have been cost 91,800,000.
M a s W k . B a l l! B a a s a e T a a a a l.
olds, aged «, 8 and 1, respectively, were
The railroad company hae. Airing
Otis reports that 3,000 additional asylum, of Pittsburg Pa., with a loss burned to a crisp today in their home, offered, at a full pries when delivered
MoBtreal, Deo. 19^-W alter Sfian- rales required, via,'two-thirds of the
delegatee present. Most of the day
next summer of from 17 to 20 cents Hie peat 14 months, employed 1,800
Spanish prisoners have been eeoured in of 90,000.
in whioh they had been locked while per uouad. The cause assigned for cars in hauling ooal from Utah and ley, a well-known oiyil engineer, died w u occupied by a discussion of griev­
Northern Luron, making over 8,000
to<foy.
sg«d
90.
He
constructed
toe
A Cleveland, Akron A Columbus pas­ their parents went visiting. The Reyn­
released within a month. Seven hun­ senger train collided with a switch 1 olds returned in time to see the house offering to buy in advanoe is that Wyoming to supply its locomotives ia Hooaao mountain tunnel, and was gen­ ances In executive eeesion. The report
heavy orders have bet» received by the Nevada and California. Utah and
f the oommittee on laws in isvor of
dred are now en route from Vigan, and engine near Cleveland, killing the en­
collapse and the victims vainly fight­ house represented for delivery next fall, Wyoming ooal for the use of the oom eral manager of toe Grand Trunk for debarring from federation membership
transports w ill
at for
H# w*e associated with
ing to escape.
gineer, fireman and conduotor.
and to make sure of a supply, all the pany fo del"'
slivered as far sonto a« Bak
maind
the development of toe St. Lawrence any members of the Knights of Labor
ersfield.
w u concurred in, and the matter re­
«ope
possible
are
now
being
secured.
The Illinol* Central railroad h*»
L ooms o T th a P oaplo.
ferred to the executive council.
The total number of women over 18 practically secured control of the Min­
L
argo
H
la
la
g
D
ual.
Durban, Deo. I t .—The Natal govern­
D e w a r In v ito « t a C a llto ra la .
years old employed in the factories and neapolis A 8t.. Louis line, giving it aa ment Gaaetta announces that General
Atloa u d Fr*aM~Mar F i g h t .
B
tk
a
City,
Or.,
Dee.
18.—A
deul
V
la
n
a
a
a
O
karak
D
a
o
«
.
San Francisco, Deo. 18,—Aa invita­
workshops of the British Islands is Independent line to 8t. Paul.
Chicago, Deo. 20.—A special to the
Buller has appointed a commission to tion, signed by Mayor Phelan aad the affecting directly and Indirectly m
Ctl
-
Dso.
90.—Fierman
about 600,000.
Patrick Furey, who died in Philadel­ inquire into the losses of the people of , grand officers of the Native Sons of the property than any other in toe history Church has died in this city from a Chroniole from Tacoma says: Hong
Kong maU
mail • advioee state another
- John J. Smallwood, president of th» phia at the age of 10«, had as his am­ the colony resulting from the Boer in­ Golden West, has been sent to Admiral of mining in Oregon fo being handled complication of ailments a g * i 7 > ™
He w u a practioing . 7 ^
— war is imminent over
Industrial and Collegiate institute at bition the desire to live in three cen­ vasion.
«««• •
of
Dewey, requesting his presence la this
Claremont, Va., was born a slave and turies and nearly accomplished it.
oego before coming West, being asso­ the delimitation of France’s “ leased"
city on admission day, September 9, inside and reliable information
L
lea
to
a
o
a
t
BaUarta
D
ao*.
He territory at Kuang Chon bay, on the
largely educated himself.
’ toe effort to close the deal w ill be suc­ ciated with Lyman Tram bn J
The queen of Portugal, who Is said
Lbndon, Deo. 19.—Lieutenant Rob­ 1900.
cessful. It is for toe consolidation of o«ne to L u A ngel« la 1885, after­ Tonkin border. This dispute is of sev
Judge Wylie, far years one of the to have taken up medicine as a tad, be­ erts, son of Lord Roberts, of Kandahar
Gandymakers in Baltimore to the the Robbins-Elkhorn group, oonsfoting wards removing to Fresno, and w u dia- eral month’s standing, the French
most prominent figures on the distriot came so interested in it that she com-j and Waterford, who was wounded ia
number of 800 arc organising.
of four claims; the Denny group of telot attorney for four years,’ and for having demanded thrice the amount oi
bench, ia still living In Washington,
I M D*1* °mUM and
***» degree the engagement at Tugela river, is
■‘’‘/t o im ’. and the Bais ley-Elkhorn
and, though over 90 y ea n old, la in
Hie « m e time ex-officio territory which China fo w illing to
dead.
Eggs without shells are shipped from claim, ail on Elkhorn mountain, which
vigorous health.
mayor
of
tofo
city, u chairman of toe concede nnder France’s original de­
Russia to England.
Hm Daughters of the Confederacy
is known to be very rich.
mand for an open port there under
eity trusta«.
F irem an B i li e « B y F o ilin g W all*.
Great Britain’s insane have increased
France’s domination.
Duluth, Dec. 19.—Fire destroyed the
9,000 annually for the last tea yean. I are raising money lu aid of Mrs.
F ive la Nafcraska F a a lta a tla ry .
“ •*■"* • * »Me B la « a a a l , . .
8tonewali” Jackson, who is rarv factory of the Daluth Boot A Shoe
Hie longest continuous run oi a rail- ' poor, in 111 health and almost blind" at
Washington, Dec.
18 | _____ ,
Ltnoo!n’ N»b-. D*e- 18.—Fire at the ra—
L aw taa O o m ta Baa H atao.
®8C"
The teans-
Company at A o’cloek thia maral».
way train in Europe is that from Paris her home in Charlotte. N. C.
Manila, Deo. 30.—General Lawton
Root has reooomended commutation of penitentiary this afternoon consumed per« City uf Rio de Janeiro arrived
One fireman, B. McVItt, was killed by the death eentenee imposed by «
to Constantinople, 1,921 miles, lu «4M I
the manufactures building aad «— r i
tai’* tonif ht wlth «eventi Offl- will start tonight from Manila wit.i
Grand S in Alfred 8. Pinkerton falling walls, and two other», John matrial upon Corporal Dam ph offm
hours.
loss to buildings and contents amount-
• ®«®ber of sick the Eleventh cavalry, under Colonel 1L
ban<”,et of
VeterM Twaddle aad Captain John Webb, two other soldiers of the Washington
between 878,000 and 9100,000.
dfoeharged
soldiers.
Patrick Ixickett, and battalions of too Twenty-
One of the petitions against the sea* '
__ ______________
„. on-
lug ia eongrees of Roberta came from 1 Odd Fellow»* association In Boston were seriously injured. Lost, 940,000. volunteer regiment, who were con­ Hie principal part of toe tom foils on
Oi the Thirty-fifth infantry ’
Twenty-seventh
infantry,
that th en a n 1,000.000 Odd Fellows
1 state, whioh owned the building
„ —
Colonel Sargent, to capture Ban
victed of ravishing Filipino women.
L ak e Steam er W roako«.
Japan aad was signed ky 1M Ameri-1
on this continent, and that 30 per 1
* Hie machine »bops, which were to­
, Mateo, where Geronimo has 800 lnsur-
Chicago, Dee. 18.—News maafc+d The eausmutatlon reoommended is im-
of the army in the Philippines
for 90 yuan, in making gether valued at 960,000, aad were on-
here tonight that the bfo steel s^ m a v
General Maximo Gomes hae ool- members ef that order.
Oerretar 1 Root insured.
Arthur Orr fo wrecked en the rocks at thia
w a »■ « P k lla d a lp h la .
footed a very forge quantity of a
Thia year’s (amine in India 00,
P * . fiO.-Brigaaier- I Loe A l a ngel«,
specifically tout he is satisfied of
tha entrance af Georgian bay. The
Calcutta, Dee. 18.— Diete«« ia toe
O»l ., Deo. 2 0 -T he
soript treating of the warfare in Calm 190,000 eq
the
leg
a
lly
of
toe
original
» « m lr o e t 9189,000. and haa a crow of
disteiets fo
battleship Iowa and the cruiser Phila­
from 1999 to )he proaent time, whioh arable 990,000,000,
•out 9,980,000
delphia, aftar lyln« at anchor off Fort
b ei
■ piaoeden the « U n d
relfoL
A ngel« In two dl ays, have sailed for
IK
S m Diago.
iL.-W
by a veto of 190 to 180.
«rata voted for It.
EVENTS OF THE DAT
onrienoy bill
Cloven Deiiio-
Savages Also Show Symp-
toms of Trouble.
r eceiv ed
a di«|mt< h a n n o u n c in g
th a t
Supreme Court Must Pass on
Oemopetization Act.
S
n a g "W. Js^’-
5 Ä Ä d1"“ ' aud -
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