Dayton herald., April 13, 1900, Image 2

D a y to n H e r a ld .
“ tteond-eliw n tttw et th*
•• e t ai Oaytoa, Oregon
*
m s *.
L A T IR N EW S .
Webeter Davis addressed an Immense
pro-Boer audisnoe in Washington.
The Copper Stain mine, in Josephine
CAPTURED BÏ BOERS
A M E R IC A N S
S w rs
C a p ta M d V a la a b l® F a p a r a a a d
* F ta a s F r o m th e B r itis h .
FLOOD AT AUSTIN L J 1
Blandford, Orange Free State. A pril
0.— Burghers who are returning from
M o soeste of the Sautes imst ambuscade S w o lle n C olorado R iv e r Car-
(also referred to as K a n e and Korn
ried Away the Great Dam.
Spruit) furnish intereeting detalle
I
TOÓ
PEW.
F lllp la ®
la ia r -
A WINTER CAMPAIGN
Manila, April 11.— Reports of
oouDters betwsau the Americans ,n d
Cabans have confidence in General
the Insurgents continue to arrive from Robert1» Stay at.Bloemfon.
Gomes and entreat Mm not to toa ve the
many points.
On Friday Captain
teln W ill Be Long.
Sturgis, while reoonnoltering, struck
the occurrence. It appears that
aa
Insurg
e
n
t
wt|ms»
on
the
Nevaliohes
1SURROUNDED
BY
A
LARGE
TORCI
The Edward T. Smith box factory
the first retreating Brttiah wagon en­
at New York, was
tered the drift the am bu acedera shouted [THIRTY OB FORTY LIVES L08T road, Evo roil« distant from Manila,
by fire;
killing two and capturing 10. All AWAIT8 CLOTHING AND HORSES
lots, 9280,000.
"Hands up,” removed the officers and
were
in full uniform. \ Unfortunately
O s a s r a l r u t a b a is M a r s a li, a F r a a a b m a a
let
the
cart
through.
The
process
was
Ex-Governor Pattison, of Pennsyl­
Aa la te r w tte g © olleetta» a f J
F re t
l a tb a D a ta b A r m y . K l l l a d la a
repeated several times, until the wag­ S im ila r to tb® J o h n s ta w a D l t a t t a r — Captain Sturgis’ force was not large ’ ■
vania,
is
wanted
for
vice-president
on
W a a a M m a , B a W i l l B a ls a
»ke T w e Hemlapharaa
enough to pursue tbe main body.
•a lg a
ta a a to P r o p e r ty —F a r t o f
ons arrived in a bunch, when the rase
F l g b t W i t h M a t b a a a ’s F a ra a a .
the Democratic ticket.
l a a C ® a4aaa® 4 r<
• r M a to h ta g —B oars F la a a a d «
* h a C ity la a a d a t o d .
A detachment of thf Forty-seoond
was discovered sad a disorderly fight
Boers claim to have captured 11 guns
M la o d A m b u s h .
Infantry, while scouting In Laguna
London, April 0.—Lord Roberta re­ followed. In one cart wera two offi­
at Bloemfontein waterworks, Instead
province,
was
pursued
by
the
iusur
cers,
to
whom
Commandant
Dewet
The Republican« eleoted 10 out of 86 of seven, as first reported.
,
Austin,
April
10.—This
city
is
to­
ports that five companies ot British
London, April 1 1 —Britons are now
One of them night in pitch darkness, with a raging gents and obliged to take refuge in a
aldermen in Chicago.
troops have been captured by Boers shouted "Hands up.”
Building tradesmen la Indianapolis near Bethania. The following his the obeyed, whereupon the ohter shot Ms river, one mile wide, swollen far be­ church at Paeto. where the Americans beginning, though reluctantly, to real­
Admiral Dewey has announced him­ have returned to work, their employers
ise that Lord Robert« is in for a winter
text of his dispatoh to the war office, comrade dead, refused to surrender, yond its natural banks, roaring and repelled tbe rebels until reinforced.
self as a candidate for president.
Lieutenant Gordon, with a company campaign, lasting several months.
oonceding to their demand's.
and wee immediately shot
The surging through all the lower portion
announcing the capture:
Genroal French has given up his
Generals in the Philippines are call­
"Bloemfontein, April 0.—Another burghers foot three men killed and 110 of the town, having spread death and of the Sixteenth infantry, while scout­ This is the end, in a few words, of the
chase after the retreating Boers.
ing for more troops. They cannot hold unfortunate occurrence has occurred, wounded, including a field cornet. destruction in its wake,
in addition ing near Apart 1, Cagayan province, en­ high hopes based upon Lord Roberta’
Lieutenant brilliant dash to Kimberley and Bloem-
Boston is agitating the question of the rebels down with the present fqroe. resulting, I fear, in the capture of a Among the wounded wee Dutch Milli- to the vast loss to property interests, it gaged 260 insurgents.
Gordon
was
wounded.
fon tain.
tary
Attache
Nix,
who
received
a
bul­
prohibition of ringing ohu'roh hells.
is calculated that between 80 end 40
The Boers have succeeded in cutting party of infantry, consisting of three
The insurgents made a night attack
Fiepentions era being made to hold
The United States building at the off General Brabant’s two or three companies of the Royal Irish Fusiliers let in the chest. Altogether the Boers lives have been sacrificed, and the re­ upon Calbayon, Island of Samai. They
880 prisoners throughout the ports coming in from the tributary
Bloemfontein against surprises. Lord
Paris exposition w ill be closed on Sun­ thousand troops from all other British and two companies of the Ninth regi­ captured
oountry tonight do not tend to improve killed the sentry, swarmed into the Kitchener h*i been given an important
ment of mounted infantry, near Red- day.
days.
forces.
The significance of the battle must matters. The flood is not unlike the town, and searched the houae of Major duty, being responsible for the protec­
deraburg, a little eastward of the Beth­
Queen Victoria landed at Dublin.
The 66th anniversary of the birth of
not be underrated. It was fought by a disastrous Johnstown flood of some Gilmore, ot the Forty-third infantry, tion of the railway while Lord Robert«
Ireland, her first visit to the island in King Leopold, of Belgium, was appro­ ania railway station, within a few force of Free Staters, on a flat plain, years ago; in that a raging river, who was abeent. They killed his cook. ie waiting for remounts and winter
miles of this place. They were sur­
• 80 yean,
priately celebrated throughout the rounded by a strong force ot the ene­ and without shelter. The Free Staten already swollen far beyond its oapaci- Ultimately the Americans drove them clothing for the troops, whose thin cot­
kingdom.
ere now desirous of marchngon
Bloem-
A temperance movement has been
bore
to
heavily wa upon
an IIJ
immense
my, with four or five guns.
----«
—
— ■ ■ Ay. —
—
-ir,— —
— —
g rvraa
«u
JLUoUa© out of the town, killing four and . cap­ ton khaki uniforms and boots are worn
out. General Brabant and General
Inaugurated in Mexico, owing to the
and the Transvaal offiosiS are dam spanning a river, breaking it and taring 12.
The British North A m e r ic a n ___
"The detachment held ont from noon s fonten,
n w n n e
Art
ml__ _________________
r l 1m_a.rnA____ * ______
®
General Young, commanding . in Gataore sre both at a standstill.
increase of drunkenness.
West Indies squadron is to be increased of April .8 until April 4, at 0 . M., and anxona to emulate tbe successes of letting loose a reservoir of water 80
North Luton, has made several requests
Lord Roberta will probably for some
Admiral Dewey's oollection of curios by one battleship, two cruisers and then apparently surrendered, tor it Is their late allies. All the Southern Boer miles long, half a mile wide end 60 feet for reinforcements, representing that
repotted that the firing ceased at that forces have now formed junctions with deep, to aid In carrying destruction his force is inadequate; that the men time coniine his operations to clearing
and trophies, at,-his request, w ill be several torpedo boata.
placed in the Smithsonian Institute.
The body of an unknown young man time. Immediately after 1 heard the the main Boer army, and form a large down the valleys of the Colorado river. are exhausted by the neceealtv of con­ the Free State behind him of raiders
and to tbe relieving of Mafeking, for
The great dam jn the Colorado gave
was
found in the Willamette river near news, during the afternoon of April 8, force of veterans. Tha burghers, who
Turkish tower at the Paris exposition
stant vigilance; that bo is unable to which purpose apparently the English
were
prevously
short
of
food,
now
hare
way
at
noon
from
the
enormous
pres­
I
ordered
Gatacre
to
proceed
from
obstructs the view of the United States Oregon City, with his head entangled
plenty. Commandant Dewet sent the sure of water and debris, and with a garrison the towns in hla jurisdiction; division, now arriving at Cape Town,
building and Commissioner Peck has in a fish net. It ie a case of deliberate Springfonteln, his present headquarters, British guns, wagon* and priaoneis to
roar and crash swept the valley below that tha insurgent« are returning to the has been ordered to Kimberley. T^dy
to Reddersburg with ell possible speed,
snicide.
protested against it.
the oity, Wrecking the immense light district and killing the ainigoa, and Sarah Wilson and other Mafeking cor­
I dispatched the Cameron Highlanders Winburg.
H. H. Pitcher, banker of Oakland,
The Vanderbilts and Morgans now
Perhaps of greater importance than end power plant and drowning eight that it is necessary for him to inflict respondents send diaries of the doings
hence
to
Bethania.
He
arrived
at
Red'
punishment in several sections beiore there, showing that tbe Boers have
have plans almost perfected wbioh Cal., committed suicide by h lowing deraburg at 10:80 A. M„ without oppo- the viotory la the capture of British workmen.
w ill give them absolute control of the hl* brains out. Pitcher was trustee of sition, bat could get no news of the secret papers, including maps and
Last Wednesday night it began to tbe rainy season shall begin. General tried, by abandoning their trenches, to
an estate valued at 9600,000. His
ooal supply of America.
plans of 1807, 1808 and 1890, outlining rain very bard at this plaoe, the storm James Bell, who is commanding, in lure the beseiged out into a mined
missing
detachment.
There
can
be
no
trust was being investigated in court.
Southern Lu «on, has made similar rep­ ambush. Fortunately, tbe British en-
doubt that the whole party has been elaborate schemes for the invasion of extending north of hers along the
Forty-four young men of Thurston,
resentations.
He says his fore« are gineers discovered tbe mine, cut the
the
Orange
Free
State
and
the
Trans­
The
United
States
supreme
court
de­
n^ade .prisoners.’ ’
•*
——
watersheds of the Colorado river. The
Or, have petitioned the military board
inadequate, and he merely bolds a few wire communication end unearthed 260
for the organisation of a company of cided the case of Grundling vs. the city
The lost companies are probably a vaal, and giving a plan for reaching precipitation continued until this morn­
of Chicago, involving the validity of part of the force guarding the railroad Johannesburg from Mafeking along Dr. ing. the downfall averaging six inches towns, without controlling the 'terri­ jpounds of dynamite and war gelatine.
the National Guard at that place.
Whet the chances áre for en advance
the anti-cigarette ordinance of that a t Bethania, 80 miles south of Bloem­ Jamieson’s route, amended so as to within an hour. All .this vast quantity tory.
The president of Sainal, province of to Pretoria may be judged from the feet
The mammoth auditorium in whioh city. The ordinance was attacked as fontein. The Boers are evidently oper­ avoid mistakes.
Another gives the of water all along the watersheds of
the Democratic National convention unconstitutional. The opinion of Jus-
plan for a march from Bloemfontein to the Colorado river rapidly swelled tbe Bear, Luzon, and another prominent that only from 6,000 to 10,0p0 b o n «
was to have been "held on July 4, was tio> Peckham held the ordinanca not ating in force near the railroad, and Kroonstad.
Advices from Vienters- current until at 8 o ’clock this morning native, have been assassinated because are on their way to the Gape, and from
there ie a possibility of the lines being
burned to the ground, entailing a loss to be unconstitutional.
berg,
Prieska
and
Kenhardt show the the river, whioh had been rising etoadi- they were known to be friendly to the further fact thatthe military tail­
interrupted for .» brief period at any
of *860,000.
Americana. The president of another
In his addieas at the memorial ser­ time. As the captured British soldiers oolony ia full of rebels. The Kenhardt ly since last-evening, was a raging tor­ town has joined the insurgents because oring department only within the last
three weeks began making woolen khii-
At Logansport, Ind., 160 masked vices bald in memory of the late Dr. w en in a position to defend them- rebels are marching on Calvinia. and rent. having risen 40 feet within 10
k i uniform*. It is said U wiU take at
----
......—— ----- —— <— they had threatened to kill
men blew up two bridges and burned Isaac M. Wise, at Isaial; temple. Dr. selves for nearly 24 hours and wera others a n on their way t o ' Fourteen hours.
did not.
least two months to provide 200,000
two toll houses on the Logansport and Emil G. Ilirsoh made an appeal to the then forced to surrender, th e ’ fighting Streams.
After daylight this morning it be­
uniforms.
?
A dispatch box waa found at Sannas came evident that the situation was
Burlington pika at midnight. The Jewish people of Chicago to raise 9600,- must have been severe.
THE FLO O DED COLORADO.
Post
containing
oaths
signed
by
Free
Mr.
Steyn’s
addieas
to the Free State
serious.
The
river
road is the only pike In the county, 000, whioh ia the amount yet required
The Boers were in force yesterday
began to rise H
raed at Kroonstad is confirmed. The
and protests have been directed against to lilt the debt on the Jewish Union five miles from Jagersfontein, situated Staten. The signers have been sent rapidly that It became evident that] ••*■•*1®».« A u s tin i * s i i g b i i y i n
Fischer-Wolmarons deputation has full
high toll and the alleged bad oondition College, in Cincinnati. By so doing, 60 m iles up from Bloemfontein'. They for in order that the general may ex­ the dam, power house and contents,
power
to negotiate for pqam, subject
plain
the
invalidity
of
oaths
under
of the pike
had
a
brush
with
British
patrols.
costing
9600,000,
were
in
Imminent
Dr. Hirsoh said, the great work which
Austin, Tex., April 11.—The flood
compulsion.
danger. To add to the danger of the situation is improved here somewhat to the read’s sanction.
The newly organised American was begun by Dr. Wise, "and carried
Lady Roberta will remain at Cape
© • a . V lllo b e l* M a r o a ll K ll l a d .
situation, small frame houses, trees and but the reports from joints below in­
Match Machine Company, a New Jer­ forward by him * under difficulties,
Town. The Duke of Westminster, the
A PP E A L T O T H E P O W ER S.
London,
April
9.—Tbe
war
offloe
re­
debris
of
every
description
commenced
could
be
fully
accomplished.
dicate
that
tbe
full
effect
of
tbe
im­
sey corporation, is ebont to enter into
ceived the following dispatch from
descending the river, and piled up mense volume of water is being felt in Duke of Marlborough and Lord Hanry
competition with the Diamond Matoh
Emily Coghlan, the actress, died at Lord Roberts, dated Bloemfontein, F r s s ld a a t S ta r U 's S p as sk
Fraa against the upper face of. the dam. Wharton and Fayette counties, every­ Cavendish Bentwick have gone to the
Company, known as the match trust. Stamford, Conn., aged 86 years.
•te la B aud.
-*■ -
April 0: ...jk .
This weight was augmented every thing being inundated end much loss front. ; '
The new oom pan y doss not intend to
Half the village of Proctorville, Ohio,
Pretoria, April, 9.—In his speech at j moment until by 10 o’clock there wee of property and livestock being re-
“
Methuen
telegraphs
from
B
A M E X IC A N L A N D • G R A N T .
confine its attention to the trade ot the was destroyed by fire. Loss 9000,000.
the opening of the Free State Read. a m a« of debris lodged against the portaE.----- -t---------------- . -
in the Orange Free State, a little
United States, but will make a vigor­
President Steyn declared that, in spite dam which threatened the safety of the
u
A German scientist has invented a east of Kimberley, as follows:
In Bastrop county the flood has B a fo s a l t® B a o o g a l!® j t
ous fight for European trade, through
la t e v a a t f o n a l M ® g ® tla tl« a s .
“ ’Surrounded General Villeboie . of tbe
.
. surrender
, . .. . of Bloemfontein,
. , ------—■ • h« I I ,tr' ctur«’ In addition, millions of i --------
— damage, w
u auuietning
compound which melts iron in five
caused ------
much
and
something
the sale of rights.
seconds.
Mareull and a bodv of Boers today, and had not lost tha hope of the triumph of gallons of watee, meddy from its long ULe 50 washouts «Rd f Mu nt bride«
Maataroy, Cal., April 11 . - a paper
W. J. Bryan addressed 10.000 people
The war, he journey, was whirling and plunging to “re "»ported by tbe railways. Ad v ie « e l oonsidhrable international import­
they
could not escape. 'Villeboie and the republican cause.
‘ Boe-s in Natal are becoming active,
at Taooma, Wash.
““ foot fall,
" " and It was evident that ' from
- the area surrounding the county ance has just been received from Lon­
eeven Boera were killed, eight wounded Mid, was forced upon the Transvaal, the 60
and an engagement with Bailer ia im­ and
and nothing remained for tbe Orange
60 a n prisoners.’ ”
War tax wilt not be reduced at this minent.
i wall could withstand the tinmen« ■eat of Bastrop county »re to the effect don by Jacob R. Lee«, of this"city,
Free State but to throw in its lot with [ pressure.
session of congress.
i x
that there has been some lo « of life son of tha California pioneer, Jaoob F.
The German flag has been raised over WORK O F R EV O L U T IO N IS T S . its sitaer republic, in aooordehoe with
among the farming class, as thtlr Loess. The • paper is the origina I grant
The Puerto Rican bill passed the the Samoan islands of Upoln, Manono,
the terms o f the treaty, The war, he
B r e a k in g a f tb a D a n *.
honws were inundated without warn­ from tha Mexican government, made in
senate by a vote of 40 to 81.
A m a rta a n C a n s a l S tr a n g O > b y th a
Apolima and Sara.
oontinned, was begun with the object o(
ing by the tidal yr**«, but outeide of 1868, to Jaoob P. Lee« and others of
T h a m b a la F a r e . *
The
crisis
came
shortly
after
11
The pabilo debt decreased 96,000.000
maintaining the independence secured
Captain John Codman, t h e __
Chicago, April 9.— A Special to tho with the blood of the forefathers of o’clock, when suddenly, with a report an unconfirmed report that eight liv « 18,000,000 acres of land in Lower C ali­
during the month of March.
fornia for colonisation pnrposm.
advocate of free ships and free trade, is Record from Washington « y s: Edward
like the roar of tbe ocean, a great were lost, nothing can be learned. '
the nation, and had been so successful
A bill was passed to throw open dead at Boston, aged 86.
At the time the grant wm mad®,
In tbe southern part of thia county
wedge. 26 feet high, 600 f « t wide, and
Gottfried,
of
Wilkesberre,
Pa.,
late
that it bad caused the greatest wonder
Idaho and Oklahoma Indian lands.
The statue of Maud Adams w ill not consular agent of this government at throughout the world, and even to the about 8 feet thick, rolled out of tbe several persons are mining, the num­ Mexloo w u in a state of war, Which
«n ter section o t the dam, down the ber representing a family or six Ital­ oontinned practically until after the
The Journeymen plumbers of Indian- be admitted to the Parle expoeiton be­ Truxillo, Peru, in a sworn statement Boers them sal v « .
f a « of the 60-foot fall, d « p into the ians, and two negro families, w ho« accensión of Dias to tbe presidency,
' spoils have struck, demanding an in­ cause it is a personal exhi&t.
whioh be has filed with the state de­
After paying a tribute to the memory river below. This left a hanging gap boni« have been washed away. The and L ee« and hia associates found it
crease in pay.
At Pittsburg, Pa., a big eight-story partment, asserts that in the summer of General Joubert, Steyn raid the Brit­
difficult to induce colonists to go there.
The legislative oonnoll of Trinidad department store was destroyed by fire, of 1808 at Huamuobo, 60 or 60 Pe­ ish, notwithstanding their overwhelm­ in the very middle of the dam, through river is reoeding rapidly at this point A further oontract was made witl) tho
and
above,
notwithstanding
the
feet
whioh
the
debris
and
water
fiercely
ruvian
revolutionsisto
dragged
him
has ratified the reciprocity treaty with causing a lo « of ovar a 91,000,000.
ing numbers, wera violating the flag oi
poured, while the flood, already raging, that another heavy rise was reported Mexican government, by whioh L ee«
half dreaeed to the public square,
the United States.
Another brother of President Steyn, where they demanded that he produoe truce and the Red Cross, end he was was threatening everything in its path. « r lv this morning on the Concho, 126 paid 8100,000 for the land apon the
compelled
to
report
the
matter
to
tbe
Aguinaldo is in Singapore. Singa­ of Orange Free State, wa) captured at
oondition that if he failed to colonize
The released water ponred into the m il« north of here.
pore papers mention the (aot and pub­ Korea Siding, and ia now at Bloem­ 6,000 sols (between 98,000 and 94,000) neutral powers. The president further power house, catching eight employ«
Reports tonight from La Grande, in becaure of the w u before the expira­
and
26
riflee
within
16
minutes
or
sub­
remarked that the attempt to create
lish abort interviews with him.
fontein.
mit to chastisement in what is termed diesenaion among tha burghers by issu­ at work there, drowning all of them. - Fayette eonnty, are to the effect that tion of an alloted. time, tbe government
The plasterers of Minneapolis have
Within a snort time all the valleys while muoh of the lower part of the w u to return him 860,000 of the
The squadron of the United States in Peru the "flying stocks/* <=
ing proclamations had failed. Refer­
been locked out, pending the settle­ navy, recently formed in C hine«
Gottfried « y s he protested that he ring to the correspondence between tbe to the south and west of Austin were town is under water, the property 16« amount.
Thia amount has never been paid
ment of their dispute as to hours.
waters, la to have its headquarters at was unable to comply with tbe demand South African presidents and Lord filled to overflowing with water, and ia smell. No one is missing.
and it ie stated that the Mexican gov­
the southern portion of the city, tribu­
and was immediately knocked down Salisbury, Steyn proceeded:
Pearl harbor, la the Hawaiian islands, Hong Kong.
SECTARIAN 8C H O O L S .
ernment absolutely n fu a u to recognize
tary to the river, was inundated.
w ill be improved and fortified
Forty people lost their liv « at Austin, with a blow- from a gun and overpow­
"Not only were th o« efforts made, I<rge crowds collected on tbe rivdr
Leere’s claim. J. R. Leese, eldettfson
ered.
His
thumbs
were
tied
together
made available for naval purposes.
Texas, due to an overflow of the Col­
but the republics dispatched deputa­ banks, and « v ir a l persons were swMpt S a a a ta B a fa e te d th a A m a n d ia a a t P r o ­ of Jaoob P. L ee«, received a deed
with
thongs
end
hie
hands
twisted
beck
v id in g fo r T h e m .
orado
river.
Property
dwtroyed
tions
to
Europe
and
America
to
bring
ex-
Mexico’s army convicts will he
from hia father shortly before tbe lat­
of his head. H «vy rifles were inserted the influence of the neutral powers in into the river when the dam broke, bat
Washington, April 11.—After soma ter’s d « th , assigning him one-eighth
abolished by the new secretary of war. oeeds 98,000,000.
all were saved by boatmen.
between
the
inverted
elbows
and
his
further dl«uasion today, the wnate re­ of the entire 18,000,000 acres, and it is
order to secure oeeaation of bloodshed,
Volunteer service is to be encouraged.
Walter E. Groffe, the defaulting
A crowd of white people,, numbering
head and in that position be was strung
The marine hospital service has « n t c**hier ot
Adams Express Company up. In a abort time the agonising and I greatly desire that th e« efforts about 80, living just below «fh damtan jected tbe sectarian school amendment this, u well u the 960,000, for which
to the Indian appropriation bill, offered
an urgent request to congress for an at Dayton, Ohio, who left the city pains rendered him inronsible. The be orowned with success.”
tents, were teen at their habitations by Jones, of Arkansas, by a vote of 80 he ie fighting. He intends to move at
October
6
last,
taking
with
him
98,000
spproprlatlbn of 9600,000 td;-fight
just before the dam broke and have to 16 As has been the practice for once through the state department at
administration will d Jemand restitution
GOES TO C O NFERENCE.
of the corporation’s money, has been and an apology.
Washington for a recognition of his
plague in various seaport towns.'
not been accounted for since.
It is
two or three yrera, the free homes
arrested in Sen Francisco.
generally believed that «E of them measure was offered as an amendment claim and a restoration of his property
The casnalti« in the Philippine war
B a w a liu n T e r r it o r ia l B i l l Passed b y wera swept away.
BURMAH FRONTIER FIGHT.
and that of other heirs.
The sitution in Asbastee Is anchang.
einoe January 1, have been: Ameri­
to the bill, but it waa ruled out on the
___ _
ed.
A
Coomaaaie
runner
reports
that
A family of six negroes living in the point of order that it was general legis­
cans, 88 killed, 168 wounded; insur­
B a t t le B e tw e e n C h la a ta B a ld e n • a d
S e e k in g C hin es® r o o t h v i d .
all the A than tee trib « are In arms, the
Washington, April 9.—The bouse, valley south of the city are known to'
gents, 1,436 killed; 1,468 captured.
t b e B r itis h F e lic e .
lation, and, therefore, not germane to
Tacoma, April 11.—The steamer
king of Bekwal alone remaining loyal,
after four days of debate, today passed have been drowned.
Orest preparations for war are going it ia believed that the Ashantee golden
Vancouver, B. C., April 9.—Oriental the substitute for the senate bill pro­
It is estimated that more than 100 an appropriation bill. Without divis­ Monmouthshire brings news that the
on in Russia. Ail meseag« in regard stool has been found and that the rising papers state that Chine« official enmity
housM have been destroyed, end the ion. the bill wee pened. The measure commercialism of Japan are agitating
viding
for
a
territorial
form
of
govern­
to movements of troops are censored is due to the endeavor of the governor towards foreigners is being specially
The carries about 98,414,000, An uneuc- tha question of Japan obtaining a foot-
ment for Hawaii. The bill now goes loss to property will be great.
and all officers are denied l« v e s of of the colony, Sir Frodarlo Mitohell directed against British citizens in to conference.
breaking
of
the
dam
engulfed
the
old cessful effort was made to agree upon a bold in Foo Kien province, in Southern
ab«noe.
date for a vote on the resolution rela­
China. Instigated, it is said, by Rus­
Hodgson, to take po«e«ion of it.
The most interesting feature of tha water company’s plant below the city, tive to the seating of Quay as a «nator China, opposite Formom.
sian suggestions, tbe C hine« have days’ proceedings was tbe attempt of end it ia tonight lying 16 f « t under
The Illinois Brick Company, of Chi­
The Japan Export Society, founded
The Amenos» Plate Mirror Company
cago, the brick combine of that city, waa chartered at Harrisburg, Pa., with lately been especially troublesome on HUI. of Connecticut, to secure the water, while the city is in darkness and from Pennsylvania. The effort w ill be by Count Inonyo, has appointed a
renewed tomorrow. During tbe last committee of influential men to inves-
the Burmeh-ChlneM frontier, where a adoption of two amendments, one pro­ without water.
has filed with tbe secretary of state a
a capital of 950,000,000.
This com­
two houre of the s«sion, the A la«k«n Mgate the best methods of increasing
certificate of increa« of capital stock pany is composed of well-known plate- medical officer and an assistant com­ viding tor a'reaident commissioner in
civil code bill w u under consideration the exports and decreasing the im­
missioner were murdeied.
from 910,000 to 9»,000,000.
steed of a delegate in congress, and the
C a o ta C a S arlon a T r a il Wreak.
glass men, ano Is looked upon as tbe
An amendment offered by Hansbrough ports. The same society sent one of
A story was brought by the Empreae
Tbe party of scientists under Pro­ beginning of a determined move on the of Japan from Yokohama today of a other declaring that nothing in the act
U n d o . Tex.. April 10.—The north­ concerning the title to mining claims its membus to Foo Kien, which prov-
fessor A. Agassis, who left Sen Fran- I P“r* of the American plate-glam men series of additional Chine« raids on should be interpreted m a pledge of
bound
pMMnger train which left here in the Cepe Nome district provoked a inoe he reports rich in silver, iron, lead
statehood. Both were overwhelmingly
clsoo Mveral months ago on an expedi- 11° wrest the trade in this country for
over the International 4k G nat North­ warm debate.
and coal. He recommends th#|- min­
tion to the South Sees, has returned. plate mirrors from foreign manu­ the Burmen boundary, culminating in defeated.
a battle betw «n 600 Chine« and 76
ern railway this morning, was wrecked
Thia was a dull day in the hou«. ing oonceauions be first «cured, to Be
This soientiflo expedition went first to facturers.
military police under Distriot Super­
Deboe, of Kentucky, today gave no- by the spreading of the rails M tr Two- The agricultural appropriation bill was followed by railroad concessions be-
the Pomotos, exploring the northern
hig, about noon. The entire train, ex-
8enator Tillman, from the oommittoe* intendent Herts, of Rangoon.
The
part of th o « islands, a region never be­ on mines and mining, reported the
tioe that he would move to refer tbe
a n d « ounaideration, and was made the tween Foo Chow and Kiu Kong, 560
fore examined by scientists.
After bill providing for the utilisation of a Indian military police, with 60 Gurk­ credentials of ex-Senator J, 0 . 8. cept the engine, went into tbe ditch. vehicle of oonsiderbale desultory de­ m il« . The port of Tswanchi, he says,
has, attacked the main body of Chin«e, Blackburn, as a «nator from that state, Mali Agent Sobright was seriously in­
refitting the v w « l a t Tahiti, the re-
bate on Irrelevant political topics. should be opened to facilitate trade
pert of the proceeds of the « 1 « of pub­
~
mainder of the Society islands, as well lic lands in support of «bools for min­ killing 84 and capturing their guns, to com m itt« oa privlleg« end elec­ jured, and Mveral others seriously hurt. Good progress w u made with the bill with Foriho«."
Further details have not been received
jingala and banners.
The Chinese
By order of the empress dowager, two
as the Cook, Savage end the islands
after tbe close of the general debate, 26
ing in the public land siat«.
It pro­ leader was among the killed. Six of tion«. During tbe greater pert of tbe here.
of the Tonga group were explored.
session tbe senate had under considera­
out of the 87 pages being oovered before of the/nost prominent Chinese reform-
The Rio Grande has oome to a stand adjournment.
era have been sexied and probably exe­
After refitting at Suva, die Ellice, vid « for tbe appropriation of 910,000 tbe British fore«, including two offl, tion the Indian appropriation bill.
i annually for the present in « o h case oers, were wonnded, only one «rionsly.
cuted.
Gilbert end Marshall islands were ex-
Sullivan, of Miaaiatippi, delivered a at 08 fret, without damage to tha
inc™M# oi **’• ■n,oun* Tbe scene o( the battle was eight m il« speech in favor of swting Hon. M. 8. bridges here, bat the waterworks ma­
plorad and the Island of Guam was fo 92p
A
g
n
a
t
many
Christians
are
d
ud
A Mexican land grant to Jacob
on the Burmah side of tbe frontier.
chinery is submerged, and the crops
visited.
Quay.
_______________
wires becaue some one small part of | L ee«, made in 1868, may cause trouble
along
the
river
have
been
d«troyed.
L c b lg h L a b o ra to r y B a r a a g .
tbe life is switched off from God.
A national congress of mothers is to
betwren Mexico and the United States.
O a lg B l a a t L a id O K .
Gov. Smith, of Vermont, owns a pri­ be held at Des Mota«, Ia., May 21-86.
F t« « ® a a d O rg a n F a r t o r r B n r a a d .
Bethlehem, Pa., April 9.—The physi-
6
a
a
w
O
t
a
r
n
la
H
a
a
t
a
a
a
.
Cripple Creek, Colo., April 0.—Two
vate locomotive. It is fitted w it h I n . ,
Chicago, April 10.—F in today partly
cal laboratory ’ of Lehigh University,
W a v la C o lo m b ia S p re a d in g .
The department of agriculture w ill one of the largest in the country, wee hundred miners have bwn laid off at destroyed the piano and organ factory
Boaeman, MonL, April 11.—Snow
nrions accommodations for eight pee-
Kingston, Jamaica,, April 11.—Co­
plant 100.000 rubber tre« in the Ha­ burned today, and all Its scientific ap-- tbe Portland mine on account of tbe of the M. 8. Bchurx Copmany, oorner l>u been failing for the peat 40 hours,
sengers.
lombian advices jnst received here an­
waiian islands.
paratus was dettroyed. The lo « on high rat« demanded by the smelters 1 Morgan and Superior streets, entailing and there are now a e u ly two f « t on nounce that a rebel attack is momen­
There is a scheme to construct a di­
At Lady Lansdowne’s concert in tbe building end eontenta ia 9300,000; for the treatment of gold ores.
a loss of 050,000, oovered by insurance. the level. The storm is th e h « v i« t in tarily expected at Savanima. IFIs’
rect railroad from New York to Chi­
•' -
Farming lands needed added that the place has been prepared
The cause is thought to have been spon­ 12 months.
cago, saving 800 m il« and making London, Mme. Patti is raid to have insurance, 960,000.
Tw» Ifftfroee Haaged.
■now or rain, and the benefit w ill be for the expected movement, and that
worn diamonds worth over 91,000,000.
taneous
combustion.
the distance in 16 hours.
T r a g e d y o a a C a lif o r n ia F a r m .
g n a t.
b
*■
Baxley, Ga., April 0.— King and
artillery has been trained so at to com­
Gen. John J. Elwell, a hero of the
6 a ra t® g a O p w ra -H o n a a B u rn e d .
St. Helena, Cal., April 9.— W. H, Louis Go«by, Mlored, who killed Den- [
As ohairman of the board of direc­
O a a t fo r P a r t is a n K a r a ! B ® « r v a .
mand the harbor. At Cartagena, all
civil war, died at Cleveland, O. His Alexander, a farmer, shot and killed
Saratoga, N Y„ April 10.—The Sans I
tors of the New York Central Railroad,
iel
Mims,
a
tanner,
and
bis
young
Vallejo, Cal., April 11.— Two three- ia excitement, owing to the rebels’ suc­
military service extended from 1861 to bis wife today end then took hie own
Souci Opefa Houre block and the
Chauncey Depew draws the snug salary 1866.
child near here the night of March
Inch field g n u were sent to Portland, cess«, end a large body of government
life
by
cutting
hie
throat
with
a
raaor.
Schaffer
building,
at
Ballston,
of 960,000 annually.
last, were executed here today.__
wen Or., from Mare island today, BTlie troops has arrived at Colon to stangthen
burned today. Loss, 9160,000.
Commander Richard Wainwright
the garrison there.
need by the naval militia.
More than 980,000,000 worth of tint-
I a B o e h h a m 't F a v o r .
Chicago, April 0.—A strike of 100
was destroyed in tha recent forest has assumed his new duties as superin­
o ® rm a n la a a r a a e a C o m p a n y S a a a .|
t
t
a
a
t
fo
r
th
a
K
a
a
a
a
t
C
ity
W
lg
w
a
«
.'
power-hou«
em
ploy«
of
tbe
Chicago
Frankfort,
Ky.,
April
9.—Tha
oourt
tendent of the naval academy at An-
▼ aeaaalaa | B tb ® A r a t y .
fires in the state of Washington.
San Francisoo, April 11.—The Trans-
of appeals today handed down a decis­ Street-Railway Company tied up 176’ Pittsburg, April 10.—The Carnegie
spoils, Md.
Washington, April 11.—At tha pres­ Attantlc Fire 4k Marine Insurance
The foreign commeroe of the port of
miles of electric Unw tonight fort wo
Queen Victoria has more living de­ ion in the governorship case in favor of hours at the busiest time, ami crippled Company has commenced shipment of ent time there are 116 vacane!« in the Company of Berlin, today filed a suit
Boston last year aggregated 9100,488,-
tbe Democrats. The opinion is by six
the
structural
iron
to
he
used
In
the
scendants than any other monarch in
grade of eeoond lieutenant In the army. in the United S tatu circuit court
000, surpassing all previous records.
tbe whole, service for the rest of tbe
Europe. She has «van surviving chil­ judges, four Democrats end two Re­ night. Tbe mM Who weat out objected construction of tbe ooavention building Of th e«, 68 are In the infantry arm, X
^
‘»h-nser A Co., for 948,-
at Kansu City. As far as the Carnegie 14 in tbe artillery and 27 in tbe cav­
It is understood that the north half dren, 82 grandchildren and 88 great­ publicans. One Republican diswntod.
The opinion holds that the action of to a change from on eight to a 18-hoar Compensy ie concerned, the botlding alry. Thera w ill probably ba a tow 804, olaintod to be due. The oompany
of the Colville Indian reservation, ia grandchildren.
withdrew Ita agency from the local
the leigsleture In s«tin g Beckham was day. *
can ba completed on time.
Waahington, will be thrown open far
more plao« in each, depending upon firm la January, 1890, «„d a fall « ttle-
Rev. Edwin A. Schell has sued Rev. final, and that the courts have no power
«ttlem ent about May 1.
examinations for promotion. About maat w u aot made at that time, ac­
Seoul, Corea, April 6.—An egree-
Jo«ph F. Berry and Rev. H. C. Jen­
D a t t r a o t le a a f G l a e m M a r k s .
half of thede vaeanoi« will be filled by cording
The next Vermont legislature will be nings, of Chioago, and Rev. Chari« to review it; that Taylor exceeded his
t has been oonsammatad here
to the plaintiffs
Oardtoul, O b «., April 10.— Tha this y u r ’s graduates from the West
•*k»d to appropriate money for a Parkhurst, of Boston, for 926,000 for authority to adjourning the legislature whereby Russia disavows anv d«ign to
to
London,
and
that
the
journals
of
tba
glnooM
works
bore,
which
a
n
a
por­
Point military audem .', and half tha Chioago. April 11,— Miohael J. g .-
statue o U eetin 8. Morrill, to be placed forcing him fro« tbe Epworth teegus
n u . of the lagiaiatare, ttetog
£ ^ X m i~
tion of the Edweidsbarg steroh works,
to tlM statuary hall of the capital « eecresaryship.
n a in d « through tha customary ax-
ragalu. can )« impeached
to any"
„„X
oono* 1«
were eompletoly destroyed by fira to­ amination af nonoommlaslonad officers dowskl, managing editor of the Na-
ttonal Polish Daily News, died at his •
day. Loan, 8160.000.
la tbe ra g a lu «rvlOT.
N a t ia this oity Snnday.
DAYTON
OREGON.
EVENTS OF THE DAY
county, Oregon, was sold for 99,000.
Roberts Loses Five Compan­
ies of Infantry.
mayor
others1
M rs .
Write
has be«
Aden«
women
been
than It
advice
Out 1
which
your
turn
Two
Ohat
Aoo\
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is owin¡
table
day.
I
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with a 1
day.
hadfr
cine 1
am now
be—b t
th ree yi
health.'
Locks, 1
dltioa.
change
had bis
suffered
, to do me
Lydia
pound
much,
uedicin«
w ill pro1
s a lt has
901 De
" D xai
ardent d
B «n
not beooi
to find ot
ingyour
E. Pinkh
became I
boy, the
healthy
cine."—Ml
eoe, N. Y.
“ D xab
your inst
every won
trouble to
and medic!
an operatl
think of th
I got better
o f Lydia E.
pound and
Sanative W
Pills, and
C hasm , Ful
IMS.
“ D bai
suffering
doctors,
suffer t<
ovaries,
day, and
doctor si
Would b<
—Mas. 1
August 1
“ Pleai
the goo<
hnkhan
done me
me to do
and feel
M b s . C ai
88, 1899.
Wbather
have a good
■hall at
fai count
There are
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