Dayton herald., October 12, 1900, Image 2

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O P E R A T IO N S
Bryan inada 14 speeches in Southern
Illinois. ’
C o n s u l-G « « « r a l S tn w e ’i R e p o r t to
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S la t e D e p o r tn a o n t.
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P H IL IP P IN E S
h n a |tk M l» |
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T a k e s ta H a l» O a r TcaN a.
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I Manila, Oet. lO .-j-fo u r troo|« ol
Washington, Oct. 6.— An interesting
cavalry and two companies of infantry
of the Transvaal and Free State
bava recently reinforced General Young Chinese Court W ill Not
Work
o
f
a
Tornado
in
North-
Chinese Fleet Tried to En- ' picture
in Augnst, after the wave of war had
DAYTON
in Northern Lu »on, «here the insur­
' France i« anxious to annex Yunnan
turn to Pekin.
eastern Minnesota.
— gents
: gage Russian Cruiser.
: passed over the country, is presented
province
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are concentrating in the moun­
I in a., report to the state department
tain» of North and South Ilicoa prov­
Russian trod$s n tf^. withdraw from
I from Unted States Uontnl-General
inces under the leadsiship of Agltpar,
Manchuria.
BUT THE LATTER GOT AWAY 1 Stowe, at Cape Town, dated August -THE PROPERTY LOSS IS 9100.000 the ex-oom mu nice ted priest and rene­ LFRAII) OF THE ALLIES’ ARMIES
Chamberlain ia mentioned a» a poa- !
17 last. H e had just returned to The
gade.
Cape from a trip through the twoYe-
aihia suoceaeor of Salisbury.
General Tin io and General Yillan-
pnblics. H e rays that for hundreds
Th«j ministerial majority in the B rit­ A l l i e d S q u a d r o » W i l l W a re«
usve. «ho had been quiet for aome
4 of miles a jl the wire ^fencing is down
• h I pa to C a p i t u l a t e . a r
ish parliament w ill he from 160 to 1 «0.
l t n n t \ are now »bowing eigna of hecom-
and caunot be used again. The |»sts
W i l l D e s t r a y T h a i»
ng active aa the end of the rainy sea-
■t Trades Council orders strike on Seat­
| have been burned for fuel and mnst be
on approaches.
tle ’s buildings. Over 1,000 men art
replaced with iron post«, owing to the
Of late there line lieen considerable
Washington, Oct. id .— The effort to
idle.
Biwabik, M inn,, Oct. 8.— The tor­
i scarcity of timber. The plowing in
Fighting haa broken out again In
scooting and ekirmiahing in the prov­ induce the Chinese imperial court to
| progress is limited, compared with nado that raged in thia vioinity last
The Boers now occupy Wepnar, a*
Ashantee.
ince« of A bra and North 1 locos, though return to Pekin has failed, after a
well as Konxville and Fioksburg, in
I former years, and there w ill he large evening was most violent. The storm without decisive results. I t iaobvious,
Shan H a i Kwan forts surrendered to
week’s persistent effort on the pert of
ent
a
pathway
160
feet
in-
width
Orange River colony, and the British
] market for American cereals.
By
however, that the maneuver» of the ,.>he powers. News to that effect whs
the British.
are attempting to surround them.
r. c
i March, 1001, agricultural machinery through the northwestern corner of the Filipino» are more sikllful than former­
brought to the state department today
town, completely
wrecking several
A plot to asaaaainate President ,Mo-
w ill he wanted.
Five persons were killed and 75 in ­
ly and that the field tactics of the by the Chinese minister, who received
K in ley has been discovered.
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buildings.
The
property
loes
is
esti­
Meat and livestock w ill continue to
jured in a railway collision at Karls-
Americana are being followed by them. it via St. Petersburg from Viceroys
be imported. Johannesburg had only mated at (100,000 and the know» fa­
In a train hold-np near Connoil thor, Germany. The accident was da«1
Senor Mateni, the founder of the so- Liu Kum Yih end Chang Chlh Tuug,
talities
nmn
bear
nine,
with
a
sooie
or
three days’ supply of meat when Mr.
Bluffs, one robber was killed.
to an error in signaling. One official
called Filipino government, who waa under date of October 4. Minister Wu
more injured, some severely.
Stowe
left
the
town.
W
hile
the
Boers
Passengers on Nome steamer wesw has been arrested.
The storm swept in a northwesterly captured by the Amerioana laat Decern- received the message last night. It
who have retnrued are anxious to get
vacinated on acoount of new outbreak
Andrew C. Armstrong, one of the
direction
after leaviifg here and struck l>er and lodged in ja il in Manila, lias was as lollows:
to work, several months must elapse
of samllpox in Alaska.
founders of Scribner’s Magasine, and t-
“ The departure of their imperial ma­
a
little
Finnish
settlement near Pike been liberated. As he had always per­
before things settle down to a normal
Evidence claimed to have been found one of the oldest publishers in New to Sinan Fn, waa issued owing to the basis. The government is building a lake, where a number of buildings sistently refused to take the oath of al- I jesties for Shen Si (province) was due
which proves that Monnt Baker mines ’ York city, died at hia country home famine at Tai Yuan Fn, capital of the new line of railway from llarrism ith were wrecked, in one of which an en­ legiauoe to the United States govern­ to distressing conditions at Tai Yuan
at Stamford, Conn., aged 71.
province of Shun Si. They also ex­ to oonnect with the Orange Colony sys­ tire family, consisting of husband, wife ment he bad maintained hia reputation Fu. There is a scarcity of food sup­
are n o titr American teiritory.
among the Filipinos aa a resolute pat­ plies in the province of Shan Si on ac­
Five thousand pilgrims assembled at press the opinion that the-object of the tem, so that the Netherlands railway, and four children, {here instantly
In an explosion at the Corning Pow-
riot. They now believe that he haa count of the long continued drouth and
’« der Works at Santa Crna, Cal., C. the St. Nikandei monastery, in the recent edict regarding the degradation with its 200 per cent dividends, w ill killed. So far their names have not reached a private understanding with
the provincial capital (Tai Y un) is a l­
of
the
Chinese
personages
of
high
rank
lieen
obtained.
I
t
ia
believed
when
Porkhoff
district.
St.
Petersburg,
for
no longer have a monopoly in the
Merier. an employe, waa killed, and J.
a religions festival. During the night is merely to gain time to enable China Transvaal. There w ill be a big de­ the more remote districts are heard the American authorities which baa most deserted, the trades people having
Valencia wae fatally injured.
one of the upper floors collapsed and to fie in a better position to deiy the mand for bridge material and eleetrical from further casualties may be re­ secured hia release, and consequently left on account of the disturbances
Portuguese officials at Lourenco
ported.
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i he has lost some of hia popularity, al­ caused and oontinned for mouths by
many of those sleeping there fell upon powers, as the new capital w ill be vir­ mahciuery and supplies.
Marques have warned President Kroger
though he ia atill considered the leader the Boxer relíele, who had invaded that
The
house
in
which
the
Marowits
those below. A panic was caused by a tually inaccessible to foreigners. The
Lord Roberts has appointed an ad­
to make uu mfo-e speeches and forbid
false alairin of Are, and four men and 30 Shanghai correspondent of the Morning visory committee to assist him in the , family lived was completely wrecked, of the dormant revolutionary element. province with the eucouragemeut of
bis wearing*fyNtguia of office.
women were crushed to death, many Post, discussing this aspect of the case, reopening of Johannesburg, and to se- and the body of Mrs. Marowits was This week the cominfstOn w ill liegiu Governor Yu. Tiieir majesties, there­
the work of revising the tariff, making
remarks:
Tb« latest report of cotton damage others being seriously injured.
cure the return of the mining popula­ found 400 feet away, every bone in use of the results on the Investigation fore, were obliged to proceed to Shen
her body being broken and her clothing 1
Silil, where telegraphic communication
to the state of Texas by the recent
tion, which the prosperity of the town
Arrangements tor building 8,000
of the army board in thia direction. with Shanghai and other parts of the
Hoods places the estimates at 400,000
depends upon.
I t 4a questionable completely stripped off. The body of | I t is the intention of the commission
freight cars for the Baltimore ft Ohio
hales. The valne it- estimated at not
whether an undesirable element com­ her husband waa found amid the debris to give American trade a better chance empire is open and rapid communica­
railroad by the Pullman Conqiany, at
tion w ith their majtftties may therefore
less than (20,000,000.
mon to a ll mining towns w ill be a l­ of their home horribly mutilated.
Pullman, III., has been completed.
than it haa heretofore enjoyed on ing be carried on, thus court and official
W
illiam
Hilstrom
was
struck
on
the
Boers captured a British convoy and The contract calls for 2,600 box cars,
lowed to return to Johannesburg.
head by a falling tree and his sknll to the high duties.
husineHM may be transacted more expe-
wrecked a train. Of the convoy’s each with a oapacitv of 60,000 pounds,
The transports Snmner and ¥<
crushed.
He afterward died at the
dltloutly by their presence in Shen Si
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G
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escort of 60 man only I t escaped and and 600 flat cara. The total coat of the
hospital.
rather than in Shan Si.
in the train wreck, five Britons were rolling stock w ill be (1,865,000. Thia
T h « M n « I s C o m p le t e d u n d t h e F i r s t
Tbe engine house of the Dnlntb, M is-,
“ The reasons for the temporary post­
killed and 18 injured.
is the seoond large order for freight
M e s s a g e S e n t t o S e a t t l e Y e s te r d a y «
sisaippi & Northern railway was -cow-1
ponement of their majesties* return to
equipment
given
by
the
Baltimore
&
The population of Arkansas, as o ffi-?
pletely wrecked and a number of loco-
Pekin are the presence of the allied
d a ily announced by the United States Ohio management within the last week.
forces there, on account of which so­
census bureau, ia 1,311,664, an in­ The first order waa for 6,000 steel can,
, epoch in the history. of business be- (racks and pounded into scrapiron.
licitous fear ia doubtless entertained,
crease over the population of 1880 of to cost (6,000,000.1
I tween Alaska and the outside world. The engine on which Murray and An- ,
besides a dangerof the outbreak of epi­
188,886, or 16.25 per cent.
Having found the natives of Tntuila
: was received here today. The time oc- ders n were when the storm broke waa
demic disease, which usually follows
General Wood., commanding the fit to serve as policemen and maintain
, copied by the message in transit was blown from the track and the men
after great disturbances, destruction of
peaoe
,
and
order,
Commander
B.
F.
United States forces In Cub-., has made
seven, hours, whiub, however, w ill he were pinned beneath it and horribly
the powers.
property and m ilitary operations. I t
his annual report to the war depart­ Tilley believes they would make excel­
reduced one-half as soon as the line is burned by the escaping steam. Sev-
is-hoped that the powers w ill l-e con-
in working order and business reduced eral cars were blown from the D uluth,!
ment. I t contains his recommendation lent soldiers to man the fortifications
Misr siderate in their judgment in this mat-
to a system. t
j Mississippi ft Northern tracks and were
that all troops in Cuba be mounted, to- of Tango Pango harltor. In private
letters to officers on duty he has indi­ W h y N a t V s e s P a r t i o n a f T h i s M o n e y
gather with an account of the with
The
route
taken
by
the
message
was
found in the Dnluth mine pit, hiin- al Red Cross "Society, today issued a
The important featurivofthe message
f u r K o e a r v o In T
ilrawal of the troops during the past cated that they wonld make effective
from Skagway to -A tlin, thence over dreda of feet away. Many of the statement to the manufacturers and is the .confession-that the court ia re-
year. The health of the tioopa, he artillerymen. To enlist a regiment of
the old Atlin-Lillooet line' to the buildings destroyed were owned by the business uien of the country in which strained by fear of the allied forcei
natives, it would lie necessary to ob­
-Frsaer rivey, thenue to Ashorhft and on mining companies, and tenanted by she appeals to them for aid in the way from-returning to Pekin. The move
tain special authority from congress.
j to Vancouver, from which place it was their employes. The shafthoose and of material to lie used in the building ment takes the emperor and empress
is commended
The natives who are acting as police­
sent to Seattle. . . .
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¿1 buildings of three m inis Were reduced of homes for those who lost their a ll dowager about 301) miles farther away
C. E. Gallaway, aged 88, died at
men were enlisted by Commander T il­
in the recent stórni
The lin e over which jt passed to Van- to kindling wood.
i t ia addressed from 1’ekin, though, according to the
Denver, Colo., from injuries received
ley as landsmen. I t is likely, how­
couver is that -winch the Canadian
The tornado which lasted leas than I “ To the manufacturers and dealers in statements contained in th e message by
by being struck by a tramway car.
ever, that a force of marines w ill he :
hardware, builder’s materials reason of the direct telegraphic dem­
. government has beau engaged ih eon- -five minutes, waa preceded by an »h- lowlier,
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wns eritovnu wj 11« (riv tJlfittNi,
permanently stationed ut Pango Pango.
strutting for the past four months. I t usually severe thunder and rainstorm , and
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household goods and to the busi- munication w ith Shanghai the court
paper editor in the United State« H e
ia not yet completed, and w ill not be The rain has Hooded many of the open ness
1
The Boers are active in Orange River
men in general of the United practically will'be-nearer for the pur-
was born in Portage county, O., Feb­
“
forabout a week'. However, in order pit urines, and they cannot he operated States,
I
|«ses of negotiations with the outside
ruary 18, 1812, learned the printing Colony.
-‘.‘ We believe i t ia reliably stated that
trade in Lawrenceville. Ind., sud pali­
Roosevelt spoke to two big meeting*
there is not oue house in the area of
li shed juid edited newspapers in Ohio, in Chicago.
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E > p F o lT o n o f 7 , BOO P o u n d s o f D y n a n r l t e .
F IN D S A S N U G S U M
the storm undamaged jhy I*. A large
Illinois, Missouri and Utah.
i
Dnlnth, M inn., Oct. 8.— A special proportion of those persons formerly
Japanese troops are withdrawing
in height. The average height of the
from Eveleth, M inn., tonight; reporta oecupiyng them are sirictly entirely M a n d u r a n r s M i n i n g P r o p e r t y . T h a t W a a
The alliee captured Shan H a i Kwan. horn China
*-«£1 6 y D y t u g 'S l a a e a .
a disastrous explosion. Seven thous- without hpmes. or eveju shelter, save
Bourke Cock ran direusred the is.ues : [eve« ‘ ‘V
»»»*•
O l«*«“ -
* Germans rented a Boxer forCfcrbear
St. Paul, Oot. 10.—-Through the
Topeka. Kansas.
’
,a * “ d ’ ’
»his
Pekin.
Z
such as persons neayly its destitute as
According to the reports received
publication of a dispatch in todav'a
-
height proved insufficient in the great
themselves can offer th4in temporarily
Kodsevelt received a great ovation in
The battleship Texas may he perman- flood of 1887- This flood indicates to here today, the whole work of the Ca­
Pioneer Press. Mrs. II . E. Bntterfleld.
to
their
own
great
indonveience
and
nadian
government
w
ill
he
concluded
Lincoln, Neb.
»
of this city, has discovered that she ia
itly retired from service.
the official engineers that three or four
l»y October 10, alter which the through
(200,000 wealthier than she imagined.
H anna spoke in Chicago on the Tam-
A collision on the Great Northern leet additional w ill be required.
line w ill be open for commercial busi­
!,BM In 1880, while ou an excursion to the
ness.
uter pacific coast, she became acqnaiute«r
of another,.
with Thomas P. H arkin , of Boston,
• * } “ : a ls o a m e m b e r of th e party.
They be-
)a
A tornado strnok the town of Biwa-
A W h .i. R -a'««"d‘ N H I B .
♦« two miles. The mine laboratory an<
'”»« came engaged and the wedding date
In Northern Minnesota, killing
land w ai
Shortly after H arkin was
r o n .
« . z,
.
warehouses were totally wrecked. -
;ntne persons, injuring—several-others
Washington Oet. 0 ,- T b e following
A t ,eHht 800
„ „ „ „ hnrt mor)
on>8 taken sick and died. Before his death
° and doing damage to the amount of
cablegram has been received at the war Or less from being thrown down by th.
he executed for his affianced a quit
(600,000.
department:
„hock or hit by shattered glass. Tbs
claim
deed to a mining property in
> I Tlie secretary of the interior has de­
. hiuilii OU. 6.— First infantry explosiont was plainly felt at Biwabik,
n *n Honduras. Comuinuication with the
cided to dispose of the Indian laud*
goes to Marindnque, October 6. ou 12 miles distant. The cause of the ex
£ >n Honduran government officials, led to
ceded to the Cbippewas in Minnesota,
^umner. General Hare is to com- plosion is uukuown
bus - ()ie lielief that the property was not
. amounting to 74,126 acres. They con
maud the island, with orders to push
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y so WOrt], ihetroubln of filing formal traua-
I I sist of pine and agricultural lands,
operations until insurrection is ftaiuiied
B w n s h o r t o r A m m a n ltlo n .
1 *or for. L m 9 t winter, however, the prop-
put almnlntely. He w ill have 12 full
London, Oct. 8.— I t is estimated ac
t
Fire on the docks of the Atlantic
erty greatly increased in valne and the
ronipames of infantry for the purpose, cording to the Pietermaritahnrg corns-
Transport Line, in the North river,
aynidcate ’that had it in charge offered
Anderson’s first operations developed spoudent of the Daily M ail that 4 00«
g New York, destroyed one of the piers
I O’ H arkin ’« attorney (200,000 for a q nit
nothing. No reports since October 2. to 5,000 Boers have retreated from Pil-
! of the company, with all the merchan­
the claim deed from Miss G iiffin .
In
dise on it, entailing a loss of (175,000.
“ M A C A R TH U B ”
grim's Rest, northeast of Lvdenburg,
Red BOIIle niauner, however, a ll trace of
The above dispatch relates to rein- with four long toms and 22 other gnna.
the that young lady had been lost and not
The iwpnlation of the city of Taoo-
forcemeuts sent to the Island of Marin- The correspondent understands that
i ma. Wash., according to the United
even the names of her parents oolnd be
R t a m < e K r a e r v o lr « .
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found.
, States census for 1800, is officially an- / He shows in his official taport that, rinqtte, where Captain Shields and 61 their long tom ammunition ia almost
men
of
the
Twenty-ninth
volunteer
in-
exhausted.
Mrs. Butterfield, on reading the dis
I uouuced as 87,104, against 86,001 in by the building of a «eries of great
Lord Roberts, the Dail M ail an-
ere patch today, at once took steps to
1880, an increase of 1,708, or 4.84 per storage reservoirs at the bead waters oi iantry were either killed or capture^
hy the inaoraents. At that time Gen- nounce*, w ill leave South Africa dnr-
y » identify herself aod w ill shortly receive
oent.
tne Missouri, floods can lie prevented eral MacArthur sent Colonel Anderson ing the last week of October. Tbs au-
° ’ the sung snm, which come« to her in a«
*
I t is officially announced by the cen- through the diverting of the excess of
aud two companies of the Thirty- thorities have decided to lim it the
romantic a manner. Her husband is
. sus bureau that the population of the waters into these artificial lakea. eighth volunteer infantry, with the number of colonial troops who are to
’"8 I a clerk in the Great Noithern Railway
, state of New Hampshire is 411,688. Surely this is something for congress Yorktown and two gnnlioats, to the re- be the queen’s guests in London to 600.
P1« office.
I In 1880, the population was 376,580, to give its attention to. Here ia a lief of Shields and his command, i
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the increase l>eing 86,058, or 8.80 per practical plan. An ounce of preven­
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T l" PUte M ,,U * • • • • • • •
C r i m e o f a n In a a n e M o t h e r .
lu g ', . Pittsb"rg’ Oct- >0— T M American
; cent.
tion is worth a pound of cure. Con­
New York, Oct. 8.— Mrs. L illian
C o ll la lo u n t S a n F r a n c la r a .
uts l in ' p l“t8 Company w ill have in opera-
Li Hung Chang has ordered the re­ gress w ill go ahead appropriating m il­
Smith, of Inwood, borough of Manhat­
j lion this week 20 of its tin-piste plants
San Francisco, Oot. 6.— The naval
lease and safe escort to Pekin of five lions every session for flood prevention
tan, while insane thia afternoon shot
out of 86 giving employment to at least
. Belgian engineers and 16 missionaries, witliont a question, but it w ill not ap­ reserve ship Marion and the United and killed two of her children, wound­
86,000 workmen. The tin-plate com-
who have been kept prisoners many propriate the same amount for a plan, States ship Ranger were iu collision ed a third and committed suicids.
the l,,ny «“»Ploy» iu all over 60.000 work-
, weeks at Pao Ting Fn. L i Hung which, according to the government’s this morning and lioth were damaged The tragedy took place in the old
ty . men, and within a few weeks, it ia
Chang is apparently doing his utmost own engineers, promises far greater re­ about the lower rigging and along the Frank Leslie mansion.
Mrs. Smith
said, every plant in the country w ill l>e
sults. Ol course, the storing of these rails.
to please the powers.
was the wife of Walter N. Smith, who
in - W8rkl“ 8-
The Monongahela m ill, of
Captain Bolles and Bulger, local in ­
reservoirs would mean the reclamation
At Trenton, X. J., Eddie McBride. of large tracts of land to irrigation; spector! of steam boilers, commenced has been connected with a large grocery
>(7, ’I***’ ®lfy» ’ be Dernier plant and the one
bouse
in
this
city
for
21
years.
They
10 years old, died from horns received
are at
started today, and the
but this need not worry congress, even an investigation today of the oause of had been married 13 years.
Mrs.
while playing “ Indian" with compan­
ol. others w ill follow as soon as possible,
its Eastern members, for the Eastern the collision between the steamer
Smith had been in poor health of late,
ions. McBride was tied to a stake and
in- Ke»r,y «very plant in the gas belt Will
merchants are already alive to the situ­ Colombia and the ferryboat Berkeley.
and long brooding over the prospect of
hia clothing saturated with gasoline
lta commence tonight, and by the end of
ation, and realize that the reclamation The captains qf the two versels and
death
is
believed
to
have
unsettled
her
and then ignited. The boy broke loose
of the week every one of the 20 w ill lie
of the arid West wonld open to them memliers of both crews were examined reason.
and ran screaming to his home, where
er. operating to their fall capacity. The
as witnesses. Additional evidence is
the finest market in the world.
he died.
plants have been idle sinoe the expire-
to lie taken and the case w ill then bs
A m e r ic a n C o l l i e r r i a a t e d .
G U Y E. M liC H E L L .
The war department has approved
submitted for decision.-
ipt tion of the scale in June last.
fine», Oot. 8.— The American steam
It
S l l u a l l o l In S a n t a H a m l n y a .
an exhaustive opinion by Judge Advo­
oollier Emir, which recently sank in
A n d r n p 's (J r e e n la n d K x p l o r a l l n n .
cate-General Lieber to the effect that
the
Sues
canal
while
on
her
way
to
iy-
Santo Domingo, Oct. 10.— The gov-
Copenhagen, 'Oct. 6.— Lientenanl
absentees from a volunteer regiment. 1
Manila with coal for the American
1, "'emment has decieed the suspension of
Andrnp’s Greenland expedition has ar­
save prisoners of war, are discharged '
fleet, hut waa successfully floated yes­
the constitutional guarantees ou 'ac­
rived here on (ward the Antarctic. Tbs
from the service on the same date upon
terday, has strived a t Sues roads. She
count of the revolutionary movement *
members
of
the
expedition
explored
which their organisation is mastered
is unable, however, to enter the port,
it- in the interior, headed by Ganerai
and approached a hitherto nnknoWn
ont. The decision was imiiortant as
as she draws too much water. Her
ict Richartlo, although it is asserted that
stretch of land extending from Caps
affecting the pay and stadia of many <
cargo is being discharged, and divers
la- order haa lieen restore.I and that Rich-
Town, latitude 68 degrees 28 minutes
officers serving on detached dnty.
<
w ill examine her bottom to atoertain
la ardo has been captured. A ll is quiet
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north to Agassis land, 67 degrees 22
the extent of her injuries.
here.
minutes north.
Pearls are being found in great quan­
The Chineas court refugee to return
A man in North Missouri ia named
South West.
Lord Roberts is due in Loudon ou
November 1. Duller is to collimano in
South Africa.
The postal service establishment of
the United States is the greatest busi­
ness concern in the Worlds
Belgium uses more tobacixi. In pro­
portion, than any other country, about
i 10 ounces per ospita yearly, while
Italy uses only 2? ounces.
The census shows that
more Indians than in 1880.
there are
Cotton mills of England face a orisis
sail may be closed indefinitely, owing
to Amerioa's short cotton crap.
Japan is the largest couaumer of rice
in the world, the average being 300
lionnds s person a year. The t A marl-
tities in the Black and Kt. Francis riv­
er», in southwest Missouri.
,
» j
General Richard O ’Grady H s ly , the i
new commander-in-chief of the British „
troops in Canada, won the distingniah- |
c l service order in the Egyptian expe- ■
dition of 1882.
During the last three years Russia
has been ooloniaing Siberia as far aa
poesihle. At least 200,000 colonists P
have been sent into the country over *’
the Trans-Siberian railway, i
«
A crusade against prairie dogs is to
he made in northwestern Kansas.
The University of California an­
nounces courses of instruction in Jap­
anese ami Chinese, two of the most Im ­
portant of the langnagee which has re­
cently become desirable for many
Americana to learn.
A part of the Chinese force Is armed
with anoient gingals, the first firearms
invented, loaded with powder and shot,
and tonched off at the vent w ith a
stick of lighted incense. These old
guns havs been ia nse among the C-h'"-
ese for apward of 1,600 years.
D is tre s s la C « b e .
D u t c h W a r s h ip s p r d e r e d S o u t h .
Shanghai, Oct. 6.—;Tbe Dutch war­
ships Gelderland and Holland have
suddenly been ordered to Swatow and
Amoy respectively.
t
C h u rg a d W ith M a lls y ’s M u rd e r.
Wallace, Idaho, Oct. 6.— The coron­
er’s inquest on the body of M att Mai-
ley, who was murdered Monday morn­
ing, concluded today. The verdict
charges Ed Ries with.the crime. Rios
is in custody.
v
i B t a r a a t l u u a l P s A s a C o u g rk a s .
New York, Oct. 3 .— A dispatch to
the Tunas from Faris says: The In-
tkrnational congress of peace, now be­
ing held in Paris, has passed seveial
resolutions concerning the policy in
China. The oongresa resolved that the
action of the missionaries as often in­
tolerant; that t(ieir religions propa­
ganda should not be hacked np by dip­
lomatic or m ilitary forces; that they
shonld go into China at their own risk
and peril; that Europe ahdhld abandon
religions protectorate U China,
,h
Havana, Oct. 10.— Governor-General
0( Wood, who returned yesterday from a
„ four of investigation in the province of
0 Santa Clara, reports only a partial re­
in eoverv from the effects of the war ‘in
that section of the island. ^Although
''«.iun^difio it-inal want in tbs district
, of Sancti Spiritus, for instance, there
was great need of assistance to allevi-
>8 at« agricultural distress. This waft
• asked tni by the municipality of San.-ti
’» fpiritus, and haa been granted by Gen-
Lydia E
played gh<
the blow ol
argue that
boat.
D O N 'T ON
A powder. ■
nei
s v o li« » ,
yo u have su
Allen's F«-o
m akes w all
sw e atin g ft
R elieves col
is a c e rta in
D am p or F i
000 tesi imu
F o o l-E li »e.
d rug gists a
weighs 11
made it.
bay fever
As hav fei
logs of su,
be looked
called hoi
In cu ra b le. Ft
Bounced I t s ]
» •■ « .lis t, am
w ith local tra
Science has 1
tlo n e l dleease
tlonsl treaits
ulactured by]
is i ha o n ly col
I t la taken In i
a teupoonfuL
and mucous si
ona bunSrod]
curs. Bend fod
dreaa,
fi
Bold by Dhif
H a ll'a K a m il
The grona
selected a y(
he planted I
liberal manj
so aa to dead
and weeds tl
to become
year, and ■
tbsra is no «
the rows ex
tbs prevlon
appear.
“ Emerson,
plee in yod
matters that]
no Ooniplaini
pies upon mJ
There is no
No deceptive a
too sure you ai
signs of the di
the doctor saj
Nous have bee
Potash for n
Bounced curat
that the disei
t /f t e « « 0 0
out again, and
cation find th
them have b<
some disease,
Surely transm
as this. OfteJ
Catarrh, Scroll
an old tore orj
life, can be tl
tracted —- J
in early
life, for it rem
tem forever, «
driven out in
the only antid
the only rem]
come it and dl
it does this so
that there is n
to embarrass 4