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fer Admite That Situa» tion la Very Grave. DISTBICT I * SOUTHBBH ASKS BUBGHRK9 WHAT TO DO TUB ANGLO-AMERICAN ALCIANCS arrange for the opening. The now on* terprise boo boon widely advertised in ( 'dorado and other gold mining centers. | The Oregon exchange w ill work along lines successfully fallowed a t Spokane The a ir in California, aa well aa the Eight handred Boers surrendered as j London, May 89.— When Lord Bob* ground, fa fe ll of o il. I t U en Me J arts wrote his first dispatch on Trans and Denver and a largo list ol mining Vryburg, north of Kimberley. properties are seedy far the first see- etreat, in the bonk, la th e nffiee—«very- vaal territory yesterday, shortly- before Plague in Honelaln has hone effect don. A g tllrn y far ladies has boon a resol «Sian eapressigg the senate’a whore. Valuable apeee In the local 18 o’eloek in the afternoon, be wee 41 sympathy for the Boere today. Waiting- ually stamped out, not recording e | provided la the Portland exchange. papers to daily filled with lurid de in this communication. Mr. Conger is miles from Johannesburg and 77 miles ton re te n d to a secret understanding siagle case ia 48 days. The Boars w ill make their fart stand scriptions of tho fortunes that await la* acting on parallel lines w ith the repre from Pretoria. H ia immensely superior M vM eads ra id . Recent injunction decisions have at Potaobefbetroom, all their available restore to shares of o il .took, and, in* sented vae of ovary European power a t forces had paaaed the V e a l river, their Helena, Mont., May 80.— During I [ Grant Britain. W hen Lodge demanded stirred up the labor unions, end they man having bean sent there. deed, remote must be the .dtotoiet end the ChtaMNM court, but h M wot lest g n a t natural abetaele, a t three tho latter-part of A p ril and ap to thia i proof that such an understanding ex- urge concerted action. MacArthur reports that six officers points. time in May dividends have bean paid I isted, Wallington said that, under the in any ooneert of action. The auditor of the war department and 109 mea w ith 101 rifiea snm ad- The V eal baa e curve oi 80 milee on I by Montana and Idaho miaoo aa foi- circumstances, i t was difficult to pre STRUCK SY M PA T H IZ E R S. -i >fc * finds i t a big task to straighten oat the aced unconditionally a t Cuyapo and the weet to Zaad D rift on the east. faws: sent tangible proof, but he believed Tarlac. Cuban and Puerto Rican finances. The boneave of the current is toward M O N TA N A . tho proof could bo found in the secret the Free State. Thus Load Roberta Boston A Montana Con........>1,200.000 I archives of the state department, Twenty*two miners, 10 whitssand IS Katharine 8. Clark, daugther oi Sen store room on the principal street, advancing along the m ilw ay, wee ia Anaconda Copper................. 2,400,00 'xxlge replied that under our form Ol Negroes, lost their lives in an explo ator Clark, of Montana, was married St Louis, May 98-— Sympathisers of where far aa hour a day the Interested position to etribe any part of the eras Amalgamated Copper.......... , 1,*00,00t government no such understanding sion in a coal mine near Raleigh N . C. I to Dr. Lewis Rutherford Morris in New the striking street oar men were again XV-- S_ _»« — • ♦*-; • re-w- meet and advanoe or depress oil shares. cent by shorter lines than thoee by Florence, silver................. 28,000 i lo o u ld exlst, and, aa the secretary of A t Pueblo, Col., a negro fiend who z o n city. Hundreds oi derricks are being estab the medium of a riotous demonstration w h ite the Boers could reinforce the Montana Ore Per. Co......... 80,000 state had emphatically denied''the ex bad ravished end murdered two girls ia A Ione highwayman near Falls City, lished beyond the original oil lim its, today, and aa.a result another name was threatened pointe. The Boers retreated istence of any a llia n ce or understand ID A H O . an orphan home, was lynched by » Neb., robbed the passengers in a Bleep and day and night the pumps are ua- added to the long list ot wounded. almost without a show of defense. 48.000 ing, he believed the conntry would ac- mob. ing ear and forced the porter to assist ceaaingly pumping oil. For ragged, I This afternoon, as a ear on the Jefferson General French and General H am ilton Do U m a r . . . ............. I oept his statement as true. Buffalo H u m p . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000 precipitous hills, that a few months avenue line, running south, approached apparently did not fire a shot. Grand Chief Arthur, of the Brother* him ia the work. * The reading of the sundry civil ap Sullivan avenue, it was attacked by a Banker H i l l ........................... 21,000 ago were worth only a (aw hundred hooa of Locomotive Engineers, wee re* Railway bonds have a ll been sub Of Lord Roberts’ immediate force 11 80,000 propriation b ill wad completed, hot not elected at the convention at Milwaukee, I scribed for and Boise, Idaho, ia now dollars, certified eheoks for a hundred crowd of man and boys. Several shots men, belonging to the Eighth mounted Empire State.......................... 8,1 8 8 1 I a ll of the committee amendments hove Wis. . ) snra of a line to Butte. Construction thousand are aqsryefussd and psepsrty were fired a t the ear. The policemen infantry, were the first to ford the Idaho........ ............................ | been disposed of. A lively debate was I on the ear returned the fire, and in a ll — 0 leased a t fabulous prioes. i"" river. They came upon a Boor patrol General Warren occupied Douglas is dbder way. I precipitated over the proposition to This condition ia not confined to Loo about 100 shots wore exchanged. Peter looting at Vteljoen’s D rift, and a skirm Salam, May 80.— Two million-doUar continue the life of ihe industrial com- after heavy fighting and without sus 71 m steamer Danube is on the tucks Angeles; from Ban Diego oome reports Wells, a patrolman, who was riding on ish lasting 10 minutes followed. mining companies ware incorporated taining any loss. The Boers have re near Hospital Point, Victoria. She m lesion u ntil October 81, 1901. the front platform, was h it ia the left of increasing o il findings. * Three hundred Boers tried feebly to the peat week— the Helena, of Portland Chaigss were Made that the commie* treated to the north. was bound for Dawson w ith a big cadge, Six yean ago ap enterprising individ arm pit, the bullet producing an ugly hold the Tsseeniging colliery, bdt were gpd the Freeland Oonsoliiatod, of sioa was being used a . • Republican The w ill of the lata Benjamin fl.. and many passengers. The vessel has' ual bored aa "oil wall in Lea *ngslss; wound. I t ia not known who fired the dislodged. M ajor Hunter Weston and Salem. campaign machine, and that important Howell, the sugar merchant, at Naw since that tim e 700 wella,'eaoh coating I shot, as the crowd scattered as- soon aa Lieutenant E arl rods .in advanoe ol testimony had been suupremed. The York, disposes of an estate valued at W u k l > ( 4 M M ia t a g C « a v M l M . 99,000, have bean sunk. W hile some I the men on the car drew their revolv Lord Roberts 40 miles into a hostile 91,400,000, and givswM'd.OOO to Brook* ers. I t was rumored that two men in Olympia, May 80.— The big mining committee amendment, however, was country to try to cat the railw ay be I w n f i l m r lk la r a ' agreed tot crowd were shot, bet they oould not be hind the Roars before the Vaal was companies incorporated in Washington found by the police. during the weak ware the Mew • York Thia was a d u ll day in tho house, crosse d , but they were too late. The differences existing between the and Alaska, of Seattle, Silver Summit, marking the near approach of final ad- Chicago, after considerable discussion, The Boer rear guard la a t Moysrton, management of the St. Loulfa A I of Spokane, and the Sunset, of 8po-l joarnm rat. The Alaska eivU govern voted to abolish the time lim it on pas 10 miles south of Vereanignig. Their Suburban Railway Company and the kane, the latter capitalised for a m il ment b ill was passed, and some odds torates. The result of the vote w e* re main body is moving toward the K lip j .union men In its employ were satis lion’. ceived with great applause. and ends of legislation were cleaned river hills that oover the sooth side of factorily adjusted thia afternoon and a ll up. Da lie II gave notice that the a n ti L o e k le g to r G a e l l a O r a g a a . Johannes berg. W hile Lord Robots’ Another note regarding the Ameri danger of another strike has been avert-1 Pendleton, Oregon, May 80.— Coal trust resolution and b ill reported by infantry, 20,000 bones and 140 can indemnity claim has been handed ed, at least far the present. f ^80,000 gens are moving on Jobannesberg and claims on Birch creek, 20 miles from the judiciary oommtttoe would ba con to the saltan’s envoy, Terofik Pasha. Twenty-two miles of the T ra n s it) Pretoria, through a parched and dsaart- hare, are being examined again to de sidered Wednesday. Thursday and F r i I t ia couched in moro preaim terms, in* Company were in operation today, bat ad country, the situation'ht the Trans termine onoe for a ll whether or not the day of this Week under a special order. tow oars ware running. vaal capital, « i t waa last Friday, is WORK O F O UTLAW S thus described by an obeerirer, who] Btas w in Beam MIMS. Portland, May 80.— A special booth I k a r a a lt —O ea4 M e a U n arm e d . far mining exhibits w ill he a feature of 8 a lt Lake, May 81.— A special to the the Elks street carnival hare in Sep Herald from Thompson, U tah, rays: tember. Ores w ill be obtained from A oowardiy assassination occurred all camps of Oregon, Washington and about 60 milee north o f here yesterday a t noon. Sheriff Tyfar, e f « ra n d county, and la m Jenkins,.-a cattle Boise, Idaho, May 80.— Two men owner, ware abet and Instantly k ille d were killed and two seriously hurt by by outlaws op H i l l creefc7Vb&ut 40 an explosion ia the tunnel of the Flori The sheriff, .Jenkins and Deputy da Mountain mine a t 8ilver C ity. The men bad drilled into a missed hole and Sheriff Day have been on the hunt for cattle rustlers for several days, ia foot, the heavy explosion followed. ever since they killed Geosga Outoie on A pril 17. The poem lug,. separated from Sheriff Preece. of U intah county, and posse, early in the morning, the latter being about three miles away more than 10,000 when the shooting oeouned. The story freight tonnage. « | of the killing, as told by Deputy Sheriff homes and cattle. Day, who wua only about JW yards away whuu the shooting occurred, ia aa follows: The offloers oame upon the outlaws* earn* unexpectedly. As soon, us they raw the outlaws they dism ounted and advanoad towards them. When w ith in a few yards from the outlaws, Sheriff Tyler «poke to them, saying, "H a llo , The water of a large lake near the town of Zapotalsn, Mexico, disap peared ia a great fissure in the earth, produced by aa earthquake. The bed of the former lake is now dry, and the fissure can be plainly seen. I t Mover- three miles long and from one to three feet wide. A tidal wave which swept SHAH A lle n ’s Fi It-e u ie e pa ou» fee», sir o f corns.nu com fort ill« Rase malte« I t is « certs e e ra tiu a . « 1ÖU0. __ A Vermon • hounds, dash ¡2 la ,fro n te ! si killed the dq Mothers will I B X . In soma ini prinoipals in the famous MoCsrthy-17 * ! , Mordsci duel, to dead, the result ol J ta „“ X g G ! long lllneas. The dual, w h ite took M place a t Richmond, Va., in the spring lndnrt_v ' U M w nl V a O t, who m a dlnctod to ".Ttoito’ * promsd to the Northern Cheyenne la - ' di5.n. M ^ 7 ’ riT ‘ and investigate the reports that the Ik - dtanshadthe "Messiah’’ cnas. and , liatafidedso rim against the whites, upon the indirect > » «nott interesti: 'summerlamf ia fl where w e ll« ’have o o ^ k .) ^ - m i out from , Ith s t he oould find no reason to antici- a , h a ts trouble. He says the Indians are When we oonsi« w . l ^ i . ^ ‘ iOn’ bU‘ p* oeabl# ,n d « P o rt oil trad, of w e ll disposed. decreasing: that tl Commissioner Hermann, of the gea-11888 were 80,000, eral land office, has toned aa order in- thoee of 1887, the struettag raperiatendeata of forest re- oil fields and the s serves throughout the Weet to plant In California w il suitable saplings and trees where por- opens up a uses tious of the forests bavs been destroyed trade that this con by fire. He Is also making arrange- |y take advantage meats for the establishment of a tele- Bornean oil w ill ti phone system, which is to connect a ll Ualifornilf: « m -ka ~ rU in dl’ trlc U 8“ w so that In tbs future in case of a fire lose than from Ph M S ® *y be summoned immediately. , and Scientific Prea Oollector of Internal Revenue Lynch Por«— «” w » i . making preparations to establish an 'raiE ’S ^ J X uffios in Honolelu. the Hawaiian b«ra islands having bean added to the Dis- triot of California. Tl.s internal rave- nue laws go into effect in H aw aii on June 14. All deputtoa at the Honolulu office w ill be selected from oiiiasna of Ih . D a ik d Stotoa a t o t b . ■to. bm, to«, to. tom, . I r?*“ ® " to . Nearly 8,000 Spanish prisoners still I On a farm in Wa are held by the Filipinos. The poetoffioe department hue ap- pointed over 70 postmasters for Puerto Rico. In the Klondike eggs a n now selling r i l l W . ram « id beef r i |1 .8 0 a (aB apple tree whicl l»«bm around. Ia ol •P'P1“ I» G »»Id a t the apple he ‘ 8 ■r"ar* old A raw .boy 1 . N, W illiam D. H a ll, a 8L Louis street cur oondnotor, is in active service, a l- though he has just paaeed hia 80th birthday. was sentenced to a i lug false dews on t would become of th mgo and How York prevail ia thorn eitii Mrs. te a m A. Alderman, of Hurley, O m man «i— 8. D ., owns and operates one of the star admits that h largrat orchard, ia the state. She has cO^rs c h « « ti 160 uuraa covered with over 8.000 tram J tlm m that tew iim t. Mra. Inland Stanford hoc given the ' bra reached | old Stanford bouse ia Sacramento. OuL. ----------7~ to Bishop Mora, of the Chtholio te u rte , L together w ith a 9 7 9 $ » endowment, to Maintain i t m a n orphanage. ilenoe of the fact th Pendleton, O r., May 80.— The Olin group in the Greenhorn mountains hat bean bonded by Joa Besler, of this city, to a representative of the Standard O il Company for 980,000. I f development work now going on proveo satisfactorv mining w ill he done vigorously this fa ll. •_ i______ _ lag to get more amistanoe. A t Soon aa their backs ware turned, the outlaws allot them through the book, the bul lets coming out of their breasts, k illin g them almost instantly. KEM FFF AT TAKU. L ooklag tor O«I4 Mlees. Baker City, O r.. May 80.— A party of Colorado m iner, have started from Washington, May 81.— A uabiegram hero (or the North Powder section, pi- reoeived a t the navy dapurtmaat today fated by G. Downs, who owns copper Mated that the Newark had been des- propertiss up there. T h e y e la lm to be Ugnatpfi to net as flagship of the senior out for Denver capitalist., to buy any- squadron commander, and that the ves- thing offend in gold mines worth hav- sel railed from Nagasaki last Saturday “ «• ________ and arrived a t Take forts yeutorday. m ln lo , ooutoy i , it o t o w ill t o « tt o M.’ M ln T to f“ ” Pacific A Northern Idaho railroad i * Poking attainable for large built into the heart of it this summer **•* attracted much attention, aa 90 m ilm of extension work is plan- ‘ U • h ' * dy » rad. Immense ore traffic is expected I tor" ,ldaib U £ • « of European warships bv the general manager of the road P 19 * * ^ * * ^ Take, and since the w ith - P. Shelby. ' 18*»wal of the Wheeling the American -------------- fleet has been unrepresented a t that N a w R e a d to th a M ia « « . p o in t . Brownsville, O r., May 80.— 8w vey- W hile prepared to act concurrently ora are running a line up the Calapooia though independently of, the for a new wagon road to the mines, as European powers in the protection of Ltom eou»ta wants the trade of that Ufa and property o i foreigners in Milwaukee, May 89.— The Flambeau Motion. The road w ill fatal through I China. Adm iral Kempff has not at pres- miy intention of making a hostile Paper Company’s m ill and warehouse heavy tim ber oountzy and some new demonstration in the P^j-Ho river. I t a t Park Falls berned today, entailing a told locations.________ CaM fra.1. Oeld l? U lb v * i ‘ hat be ia e t Take rolely for lorn of 9800,000. The property is w ell Baa Francisco, May 80.—Cha.lea G. * e to insured. The town was without ade quate fire protection, and a t one time Yale, of the San Francisco m int, ra y . " A ' M l ' » « »* I*eking. wua thought would he totally wiped the gold output of California was <18.. I out. Assistance from Medford and Abbotsford prevented the apseed of the flames beyond the paper company's plant. Inolufied in the lorn are two roes o! ir a state 18,700 men are am- member, of the ra w P hilippine oom- papa* m ateldfs, valued a i >40.000 each. ------------- - mission on ita w a r to M anila. The T eaan K lag Okfaats. Z Loe Angeles, May 81.— Rev. W illiam Auteland, May 29.— The king of the York city, cmnffiitted anioifie tonight Tonga islands objects to the clause of Joseph Beecher, a m iw ioaery of the a t Whirlpool rapids. Be descended the treaty between Greet Britain and te tte r Day Saints, who oame to this the elevator, and, after having hia pic the island government relative to the city Friday, was found dead in his ture taken, walked out on a rook, threw British protectorate. The king desires room here yesterday. H e had blown h to h ataad oara back of him. and, a protectorate only against foreign r a t the gas, and death from asphyxia travtaghto right hand dramatically, powers, and insista upon tho kingship tion M a the result. Beecher was sent shouted "Good-bye," aad leaped into of himsalf and h i. demjemtants. C o « , here from Salt Lake to assist ia thsj the rushing waters. H e ordered the misaioner Thompson refesse to make oampaiga w h ite to being waged t e pictures seal to M . J . O ’Donnell, New any ooncesrions and a deadlock is the By ****« 1* te lifo rn ia in the interest o< T m k, wh o ln m d d to be prater of St. result, but hopes are entertained that a Morm oiiiim , and eipiuftoil to remain Ahdrew’a eharte. solution of the difficulty w ill he found. w* . « ‘ dently un- Old M lee B etag W erted A g a l.. ottage Grove, O r., May 80.— Deval- ra te w ill ba poshed in the old Joe- K r a tt mine, alter 24 yean of idle- u Thia mine ia confidently be- or those whlo n«l position, i room. On " ing they took Usual position position had I aided illu m ia t
