Dayton herald., December 14, 1900, Image 2

Dayton Herald.
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Dayton, Oregon.
LATER NEWS.
H ay may resign if the eanal treaty
la amended.
M Dill PASSED
KRUGER IN HOLLAND.
Greeting to tha Ex-President by
the People ef The Hague.
ATÏlirPOiniOFffAS
WOULD NOT HONOR IT.
Requisition For an Indiana Man Turned Down
By the Governor of Colorado.
nisi sumí sm
’ Indianapolis,
Deo. 12.— Governor
The Hague. Dec. 10.— A t tbe open­
Mount today received word that Gov­
Was Passed by the House in
It by a ing of the eeeond chamber today, the Strained Relations Between Hoi- ernor Thomas, ol Colorado, has refused
president, J. G. Gliochman, said:
e
Record Time.
to honor a requisition frouq Indiana (or
land and Portugal
“ President Kruger arrives here to­
tha return of Clifton Oxiuan, of Prince­
day. He w ill take up his residence
ton, Ind., accused of defrauding, in a
I herd. I take the occasion to propose
real estate deal, J. Mayer Greene, of WAS NOT TEN MINUTES OF DEBATE
ADOPTED that (he chamber authorize me to wel- THEY NAVE RECALLED TNEIR MINISTERS
Chicago. A special from Denver aaya
eome, in its name, tbe ex-president to
the Indiana sheriff had Attorney-Gen­
our oountry and offer him an expres­
eral
Campbell, of Colorado, inspect the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appropris.
An Interesting Collection of Items From the
The bouse passed tbe legislative, ex­ The Liveliest Fight Was Made ea a Substitute sion of our oordial sympathy.**
Ths Troubl* Was Caused by Withdrawal
papers and they were declared legal.
ecutive and judicial bill.
lion Bill. Carrying Over S24.OOO.UU0,
r
Two Hemispheres Presented in a
Tbe proposal Was adopted amid
Offered by Littlefield, ef Maine, for
the Exequatur ef the Dutch Con­
Afterward, it
is stated, Governor
t U tension between Holland and
Went Through Unchallenged
Condensed Form.
cheers
and
bravos.
sul et Lourenco Merques.
•he Canteen Provision.
Thomas bad a consultation with Mr.
Portugal ia increasing.
M r. Kruger arrived here today and
Campbell, and then announced that
was greeted at the station by the bur­
Benjamin Wise was held at Salem,
The m in isters at Pekin have reached
Washington, Dec. 12.— The first ol
Lisbon. Deo. 10.— The minister of the papers were not made ont in tech-
Washington. Deo. 8.— The bouse gomaster and counsellor. A choir of
Or., for arson at Silverton.
an agreement.
today, at the end of a long session, 600 men and girls chanted Fsalm 72, i the Netherlands to Portugal and the nical form, and this, taken in connec- the great supply bills, tbe legislative,
A house Republican caucus decided passed the army réorganisât.on bill by verses 6. 7 and 11. The ex-pTesident ' Portuguese minister a t The Hague tian with the attitude of Governor Bxecutive and ju liciul appropriation
The new war revenue b ill Will rednoe
to stand by tbe war-tax bill.
taxation <40.000,848.
a vote of 166 to 133. Three Democrats, and his suite then retired to the royal j have left their respective posts. -It ia Mount, of Indiana, in refusing to bouor b ill, was passed, by the bouse iu record
Governor Beckham's requisition fur time.
«,‘ie h ill carres <2t.t;n:,3u8,
Tbe sultan of Turkey dined offioers H ail (P a .fa u tl Underbill and Slayton waiting-room, where tbe bnrgomaater believed that a difference has arisen on
The pension roll (or the coming year
the retnrn to Kentucky of W . 8. Tay and has 184-page«, hut^theru wag less
the
subject
of
tbe
exequatur
to
the
(N
.
Y
.),
voted
with
tbe
^Republicans
of
the
battle-ship
Kentucky.
warmly
welcomed
them
in
a
brief
w ill call for <142,000.000.
for the bill, and McCall. (Rep. Mass.) speech.
Then followed Dr. Spink, I Dutch consul at Lourenco Marques, i tor, who is now living in Indiana, than 10 miuutes doliate upon it. it
Von Bulow explained why Emperor
The governor of Shanghai publicly
with tbe Democrats against it. Other­ president of the local Sooth African which the Portuguese government has and who was wanted in Kentucky, he ¡required atout three hours for the
W illiam would not receive Kroger.
executed 80 Boxer leaders.
said would cause him to refuse the re­ clerk to read the hill. Nu other busi-
wise it wns a striot party vote.
Association, assuring Mr. Kruger of the withdrawn.
it is iuesB whs tra n s a c te d .
Erection of poles and wirae for an­
Sceretary Gage’s estimate for govern­
Tbe proposition to which some of the deep sympathy o( tbe entire Dotob
The tension between Portugal and quisition. Governor Thomas,
Toddy under the rules belonged to
other lighting system began in Salem, Democrats attempted to ooramtt their nation, “ who had,*’ he said, “ so great­ Holism! appears to have been empha­ stated, at the same time, said that
ment expense is <626,741,762.
Or.
side in caucus, an extension of tbe ly though vainly hoped that the great sized, perhaps nqt altogether uninten­ several other governor« had, he be- the District of Columbia conmiitteu,
Geprge von L. Meyer, of Boston, w ill
! lieved, decided to take sim ilar steps re- but, Owing to the desire of thè lenders
- JFour meq were killed by an oxplo- present temporary army until July 1, powers who recently assembled at the tionally, by tbe peculiar warmth of
be appointed ambassador to Italy.
•ion in the Union Paoiflo tunnel at 1903, which was voted upon iudirectly peace conference would not have per­ King Charles’ toast to Queen Victoria gardiug Governor Moant. The matter to proceed w ith the appropriation bill,
Charles A. Towne accepted tbe ap­
i listrict day was postponed until a week
on a motion to recommit, commanded mitted that in South Africa the right at the banquet given yesterday evening has created considerable comment.
Aspen.
pointment of senator from Minnesota.
Governor Mount, when told tonight ¡from touioarow. Biughuiu (Rep. Pa.j,
the votes of only about half the oppo­ of nations, the right of war and civil at the Royal Palace to Vice-Admiral
Attacks on Salisbury and Chamber­
MoCall made a sensational speech in
sition sud two Republicans, McCall law should be trampled under foot, or Sir Horry Boldsworth Rawson, aud tbo of Governor Thomas’ action, aiid he j who was in charge of the measure,
lain were made in the British house of
the house against holding the Philip­
and Mann ( I II .) ,
Many of the Demo- a little nation be sacrificed in an un­ officers of the British fleet, now in tho was surprised at it. “ There may be , yiae'le a preliminary statement of its
oommons.
pines.
ciats, however, voted against tbe equal combat in defense of its exist­ ltiver Tagus, aud by tbo telegram something,politicttT 10 this m atter,” he oouleuts. Both parties iu the receut
Only <600,000 can be obtained from motion because they were opposed not ence.*’
which tho king afterwards dispatched said, d'bnt I am surprised that Gov campaign, Bingham said;pledged them-
A small American force touted
this
session
of
congress
for
the
Colum­
only
to
the
reorganisation
toll,
bqt
also
to
Queen Victoria, thanking her ma­ ernor Thomas reso'its to any so-called selves to economy aud retreuchmeut.
Tbe
address,
after
a
long
eulogy
of
band of rebels at Santo Domingo,
bia jetty.
continuing the temporary army at its the heroism of the Boers, proceeded to jesty for sending the fleet, and tor the precedent in his action on the requisi­ I he p en din g h i l i — tho firs t of the big
Luzon.
tion. Hcf cites my action in the Keu- m oney b ills — was a step in th a t direc­
Tbe Oregon supreme oourt upholds present strength.
liken M r. Kruger to W illiam the Si friendship thus demonstrated.
Contract for erection of Salem, Or.,
Quite a nnm lierof amendments were lent, who sacrificed everthipg for the
“ I beg to record,” telegraphed the tu«ky cases as a precedent, which he tion .
the street improvement section of the
postotfice has been awarded to a Chi'
placed u|>on tbe bill before it was welfare of h i / people, and concluded: king, "my great satisfaction at the says he Is inclined to follow. 1 con­
Robinson (Dem. In d .) expressed the
Portland city charter.
oago firm.
passed. The liveliest fight was made
“ May your reliance on the Almighty, (rank and loyal alliance uniting Eng­ sidered no precedent when I refused opinion tliat if retrenchment were de­
Cases
of
smallpox
have
been
found
the Kentucky requisition. 1 did so be­ sired, a provision lie inserted in the
In a street duel in a West Virginia
upon a substitute offered by Littlefield sim ilar to that of the Prinoeof Orange, land and Port ugal.”
town a minister was killed by a prom­ frequently in Lima, Peru, and the put> (Rep.), fur the oanteeU * section.
The support you, M r. Pieeident, in the
In the course of his speech, when he cause I did not believe the men could bill to cot off the 80 days’ sick leave
lie ia alarmed, fearing a spread of the
inent lawyer.
.snbstitote absolutely prohibited tbe arduous fight for right and liberty, and toasted Queen Victoria, the kiug said get a fair tria l in their owp state. ill addition,to the 80 days’ leave now
diaeaae.
Governors do not as a rale resort to allowed to clerks in the executive da-
*
sale ofdntoxlcants at military pointa.
may the liberty )t your nation crown among other things:
I t is estimated that taxable valuation
Tbe Idaho supremo oourt decidea
Large delegations from the W. C. T. your courage. Then w ill Great B rit­
“ England has often shared tbe efforts pecedents in acting on such questions. part menti r —
of Oregon for 1900 w ill be about <2,-
that patented mining property is to be U., whioh is in session in this citv, ain have learned the lesson of how and glories ol Portugal. Our mutual Each stands on its own m erits.”
Birgham explained that such legisla­
000,000 less than in 1899.
regarded tbe same aa other realty for watched tbe fight from the gallery. dangdrous it is to attempt to throttle friendship
and closo alliance are
tion did qot come w ithin the.putview
Fire in the Cambridge, Ohio, works purposes of taxation.
When toe vote was taken, tbe prohibi­ the independence of a free nation.’ ’
strengthened by history and tbe blood EIGHT
PERSONS DROWNED. of tlie pending b ill. The law lplt the
of the American Tinplate Company,
tion amendment was carried by an
shed together in causos which have
jueatiou of leave within the discretion
The
Austrian
oorvette
Donau
Jias
ar­
caused a loss on finished tin alone of
» - I
rived at Lima, Pern, bringing Bela overwhelming majority— 169 to 61. KENTUCKY FIEND CAPTURED always been ju s t.”
Iron Ora Barge Went to the Bottom During a of the various head« of depaitments.
between <176,000 and <200,000. .
Admiral Rawson leplied that the
Bakoweghy, commissioner of the Aus Bartholdt attempted to secure a record
Robinson protested that clerks in
Storm on Lake Eric.
John Luke Hely-Hutcfainaon, fifth trian government, who is visiting the v0‘e
house, but tbe peculiar par­
words of the king ¿harmonised with the
the government service outside of
M
in
Who
tortured
Hi»
Stepdaughter
Safe
earl of Dopoghmore, s.t one time assist* consulates of South America.
liamentary. ata to tea abut him ont.
thoughts of tbe government and peoplo
Erie. Pa., Dec. 12.— In the midst Washingtpq did not receive the same
ant commissioner -in Eastern Ron4
J a l - N o Indication! o( Violence.
Among tile amendments adopted
of Great Britain.
of one of the moat bitter galeathat leave privilege» received by those-here, -
A
special
from
Shanghai
announces
mania, died of paralysis, in London.
were those providing for 60 volnteer
ever swept Lakp Erie tbe iron ore »ud he thought the unjust discrimina­
Maysville, K y., Dec. 10.— W illiam
that L i Hung Chang’s Manohu
Portuguese Minister Will Explain.
Robbers raided tbe office of the West­ tary, Yoko, has been arrested by order surgeons and 160 assistant surgeons for Gibson, tbe man who ia charged with
barge 8. H . Fustei, in tow of tbe Iron tion against the former should cease.
ern Lumber Company in Portland, Or., of Field Marshal Count ron Wal^eraee. serviee in the Philippines; for 80 fiendishly torturing to death with a
The Hague, Dec. 10.— W h ile' i t ia Duke, went to tbe bottom at 4 o’clock “ An amendment providing for 12 ad*-
just before the employes were ready to on the charge of communicating with dental surgeons and for a veterinary red-bot iron hia helpless 2-year-old not denied that the minister of tho this morning 10 miles off Erie, and ditoual temporary clerks to dispose of
corps with actual rank.
The offioers
receive their November wages in coin, tbe Boxers.
ihe aocninulated business in the office
atepdanghter, at Cattletttburg, Ky., Netherlands at Lisbon and tbe minis- , eight persons weie drowned.
of the pay corps were increased 11, and
and secured <4,700.
Tbe third annual cowboy and Indian of the signal corps 23. Tbe age lim it two weak« ago, is safely in ja il here. ter, pf Portugal hare are temporarily i 5 The Foster was one of the fleet ef >f the controller of the treasury was
A t New York, tbe Fasig-Tipton Com­ oaynival opened in Phoenix, Arixona,
In an interview tonight lie denied leaving their ;iosta, It lq aeini-officlally 1 JameWCorrigan, of Cleveland, and for adopted. At the corifclus.ton of the read,
pany closed the most successful auction with a great parade of vaqneroe, red was removed from volunteer officers everything aa to his guilt. A t differ­ declared that there is no question ni two months has been running from Du ■ng of the bill, Bingham thanked the
H er cargo touse for the confidence shown in the
sale of trotting and pacing horses in its men and Chinese. After tbe parade, eligible to appointment as firsl and se ent times flaring the interview ha tbe ministers being recalled. , I t is e x -| l Bth to E rie w ith iron one.
history. The proceeds of the sale were in a wild dash through tbe streets, an cond lieiitenau(g, and tbe provision for wonld laugh idiotically. When asked plained that Count De Selir, the Portu­ consisted of 1,600 tons of ore. Captain appropriation committee in allowing
<862,180 lor 702 horses, an average of Indian was thrown from his horse and retiring officers who served in the civil w h v be fled, if innocent, he replied:
guese minister is, proceeding to Lisbon Ashley, of tha Iron Duke, made Erie the b ill to go through nnohaHcuged,
war" on the -next higher* grade waa
about <600 a head.
'•’ W ell, you see, thia thing was hoi- on a few day»’ visit to explain verbally, in safety,
and the bill wub ^ iu passed.
fatally trampled under foot.
stricken oot.-
A serious cave-in occurred at the
‘Iered about and made so mnch over thg difficulties which have arisen in '
Germans are still excited over tbe
Government Cotton Crop.
Ray Aug. mine, near Dunore, Pa.
that the people got excited, and yon connection with the Netherlands con­
CHIRIQW COALING STATION.
la the Senate.
Kruger incident.
..
^c... .. ...
Fifty-one men were entombed.
The
knew how the people are when they sul, Herr Pott, at Lourenco Marqués»
New York, Dec. 12.— A story to the
Washington, Deo. 8.— The ways and ge excited.”
Japan ia much disturbed
rescuing party, a iter nearly three hours’
effect ihat the government cotton ciop, United Stktes May Purchaw (hq. Port From
mesne 'committee voted to report the
Spaniards A ccum England.
'
hard work, suoceeded in digging into municipal scandals.
He said he had slept In ravines and
which w ill be made pnblic tomorrow,
revenue reduction b ill as introduced in brush for the last two weeks. H i*
Colombia.'
the chamber in which the nien were
Madrid, Dec. 10,-—The imparcial i f baa been.offered to certain cotton brok­
The Oregon school
amendment
making
the
act
entombed
All were rescued, not one average of <40,000 a year.
intellect sqenia somewhat blurred and says it considers the rapture of rela er« in th » city in advance, received
Washington, Dec. 12.— The gunlxiat
take effect-on its passage instead of 30
being seriously injured.
tions between Holland anil Portugal to -oorroboration today. Frank B. Guest, ilancroit sailed today from j_'ol«n for
The river and harbor oommlttee la days thereafter. There were but two at times his stupidity waa vety per­
ceptible. Everything is qniet here to­ be very aerioiia. I t adds that it waa head ol a cotton commission boose, ilm iran te bay. I t ik understood that
Consul-General Stowe says the Boer Cutting down a ll estimates.
absentees— Baboook (Rep.), and Rob­ night and therp, are no indications of due to the intrigue« of Grant B ritain, said tonight that advunce information
tor mission is to look into the ad van t-
war is nearly ended.
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The Philippines oom mission has pre­ inson (Dem.).- When the beer section mob violence.
further assarting that Portugal is now waa offered to him Saturday.
H e im ­ iges offered by tbe port o f -Chiriqui as
Kruger’s mission to. Europe was frus­ pared a tariff for the islands.
was reached, fixing the rebate a t 20
under the tutelage of Lord Salisbury. mediately notified President Hubbard, » coaling station. The harbor iscapa-
trated by the Kaiser.
«
per cent instead of 7
per cent, which
Observers think that the speech and
The execution of Yo Hsien ia
floating the entiia fleet of a n a
TELEGRAPHERS' STRIKE.
makes
the
rate
<1.60
per
barrel.
Rich­
Nine men were killed in a train tai» whenever envoys demand it.
telegram constitute an intimation to asked for a detailed amtement, whiob ion, and tbe water is deep eunagh for
ardson,
ranking
m
em
lerof
tho
rninor-
wreck near Suisun, Cal.
the world that Portugnl can count on’ was given, and tills is to lie used as a the heaviest battle ship. Approaches
The Chinese question ia again said ity, moved a farther redaction of all A Walk-Out on the Gull, Colorado A Santa Fe
basis for federal investigation. Prosi- >vere made to the Colom liipo govern­
■-trong rapport if neoessarr.
The Isthmian canal commission to be approaching a settlement.
tbe increase made hy the revenue act.
Road— Ten Noun Rett Wanted.
dent Hubbard said tonight that he ment, with a view to learning whether
recommends the Nicaragua route.
Fifty-tw o Filipino prisoners ha vs The effect of this m o tio n , if carried,
THE CORONER’S VERDICT. would go to Washington without delay it would pntertain a propwition to
Houston, Tex., Dec., 10.— The tele­
Senator Fairbanks, of Indiana, in­ been taken by Atuerican troops.
would have been to make the rate <1
and place the entire matter before the grant Cbttiqui as M.coHling station.
graphers
belonging
to
the
Order
of
troduced a bill to admit Oklahoma as a
per liaryel. Tbe motion waa defeated
proper aflthoritiee.
At that time, Columbia waa not in a
Eulogies
were
pronounced
io
tlx
Holds
No
On*
Responsible
for
San
Franrisce’k
Railway
Telegraphers
on
the
Gnlf,
state, w ith two repiesentatives.
by a party vote.
position to ms'ke-a definite answer, as
house on tbe late Representative Har-
Colorado A S anta.Fe road, extending
Thanksgiving Day AccldsnL
A report comes from Queen Charlotte m m .
To Amend Law*.
the territory, including H r « harbor,
from Galveston to Purcell, I. T ., left
island that the Indians there are short
San Francisco, Doc. 10.— Tho coron­
NOT A PEACE TREATY.
Washiritgon, Dec. 12.— Repreeenta- bad been ip dispute between Colombia
their desks at 11 o’clock today. Paa
Russia
says
all
Credit
for
securing
of food. Their wants w ill be attended
senger trains are being operated on er’s jury, inquiring into Ihe causes of tive Jones, of Washington, is seeking sad Costa Riga. The. answer, there­
existing entente belongs to United
to.
»
the Thanksgiving day disaster, i h ! to amend the pension laws hy lifting fore, was to ttie effect that the grant
States.
—
The Pekin Agresment Only s Statement ol the running orders from junction points,
which 22 live! weio lost by the col- ‘ from the soldiers the necessity of prov­ could nut be made while tbe question
I t is reasserted In Tien Tsin that the
and
through
freights
aie
also
lieing
Powers’ Terms.
Johannesburg w lil be fenced around ___ 1 '
Germans lost 20 killed and many
handled, although there is considerable lupso of the San Francisco A Pacific ' ing that the disability for which they of nvereiguty Remained open iietween
wounded west of Pao Ting Fu. wheie with barb wire to cot off Boers’ rood
Wnihifigton, Dec. 8.— A ll the am­ delay. The strike has Been, expected Glass Works during the progress of the seek pensions (lid not exist prior to tbe two countries. Sinqe then, how­
supply.
they were attacked by 2,600 Boxers.
bassadors and nearly a majority of the for some time. A committee of the Stanford-Berkeley football game, has their enlistment. H is b ill on this sub­ ever, Colombia and Costa Rica have ar­
United States Consul Goodnow, at ministers resident in
Washington telegraphers went to Galveston*to hold returned the following verdict in the ject provides that in a ll cases where ranged to arbitrate the differences, and
Congressman Driggs introduced a
Shanghai,
w
ill
return
home
on
leave
ol
called
upon
Sceretary
Hay
today, this
conference with General Manager case of each victim of the accident:
the services of a soldier were accepted, there is a prospect oj an early settle­
resolution in the house requiring the
‘ ‘That the accident was caused by and he waa mustered into the anny, no ment of sovereignty. W i(h this point
absence.
being
diplomatic
dnv.
In
the
ease
of
Polk, to whom they represented tbair
secretary of war to investigate the
the breaking of the ventilator of the further questions should be asked con­ removed, it is believed that there will
Netherlands disavows responsibilit) tbe representatives of those powers in ­ grievances. Tbe latter was in com­
practice of "hazing-’ at West Point.
terested iu the Chinese question, it is munication with President Ripley, and roof over tbe furnace ilk^the -boiiRe of cerning hia physical condition prior to be no sirioua objections horn Colombia
for
sympathetic
letter
of
minister
to
Senator Pettigrew introducwl a reso­
understood there was some exchanges it is believed by the men that the lat­ the San Francisco & Pacific Glass enlistment. , In many caaea^the soldier or Costa Kioa to granting a coaling sta­
K ru g e r.
lution in the senate calling upon tha
on that subject lespectiug the latest ter official w ill yield on the point of 10 Works at the corneT ol Fifteenth aud of the C ivil war has been 'jlrovented tion. ,
Senate w ill devote tbe present week developments in i’ekin.
postmaster-general to send to the senate
consecutive hours of rest for the oper­ Folsom streets on tho afteruoou ol No- from securing a pension because of his
anv information he may have in bis to Hay-Paunoefote treaty and ship
There has been no word from Mr. ators. The operators say they expect vember 29; further, that he had n o 1 inability to prove that h it disability
EXPLOSION IN A TU N N E L
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possession concerning postal frauds in subsidy bill.
Conger since the dispatch to him of his to gain the active co-operation of other business there and was thoro against did not exist prior to b i! enlistment.
Cuba. —
the orders and temporary resistance on I
The naval appropiration b ill w ill instructions to sign the agreement, i t railroad organizations.
Four Men Lost Their Ltvts at Aspen. Wyo.—
tbe part of the superintendent ot said
Tang Wang Huang, author of the provide for two more battleships and ia assumed here that several days must
Hospital for Lumbcftntn.
w irks, and further, that no one can be
Accumulation of Gas th* Cause.
outrages upon tbe Pao Ting Fn mission- two oruiser«.
elspse be lore the formal signatures of
Chines* Hold Mountain Passu.
EngeDe. Or., Deo, 12.— Arrange­
held responsible for his death other
sties, was paraded through tbe streets
Delegate Wilcox, of Hawaii, strong­ ail tbe powers c,n he obtained to the
Aspen. W y o .^ a c . 12 — A disastrous
Rerlin, Dec. 10.— A dispatch from than himself and that death was acci­ ments have beep./mMdir’W iteeby the
of Tien Tsin in a cart under a strong ly opposes importation of negro labor agreement. Then it w ill be laid be­
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company w ill gas explosion W u rre d today in the
Field Marshal von Waldersee, dated dental.”
German guard,- previous to lieing hand­ into the islands.
fore Priuce Ching and L i Hung Chang,
provide a hospital in Eugene fox tbe new railroad tnfinel b j which four men
Pekin December 4, aaya strong detach­ --- - ■ » ¿-ntf a—to ■ Iff—- -
ed over to the provisional governinennt
who probably w ill be supplemented by j
benefit of the workmen who-m ay sit lost their lives and several others were
ments of Chinese regulars, under Gen­
T erritory for th* Canal.
Envoys taka removal of General
tor decapitation.
the viceroys of Nankin and Han Kow,
The tunnel is being built
Tung Fu Hsiang to mean that govern- tj,e
Chicago, Dec. 10.— A special to tho any time be taken sick or in ju re d .; injured.
acting t,y telegraph, const!- ' eral Ma, are reported from Khan Si to
Frank Hawley, an American electrio ment desires peace.
be holding the mountain passes on the Record from Washington says: Nica­ The employes w ill pay monthly fines on th . cut-off of tbe Union. Pacific rail
toting the board of commissioners to frontier of Chi L i. An explosion at
promoter, is now in London in the in­
ragua and Costa Rica have aunenneed , for the support of tbe institution, and 1 road between Aspen and H illiard.
Establishment of ship subsidy b ill represent the Chinese government.
terest of an American syndicate.
Mr.
Pao Ting Fa during the daring out ot their willingness to grant a lease to the when any of them requires medioal or The explosion was caused by the ac-
as
regular
order
w
ill
displace
Nicara­
This
agreement
in
not
a
pence
treaty
Hawley says the capitaliste he repre­
a powdei magazine killed one man and United States for a preiod of 200 veara surgical tieatment be w ill receive it cumulation ijf gas.
in any sense of the term, ft is noth­
sents are ready to spend do le-ie than gua canal measure.
wounded five others.
of the territory necessary for the" con­ without further cost. A contract has The coroner’« veridet is ’ 'unavoidable
Bills for tha reduction of war reve­ ing but a statement of the terms on
been made with Drs. Paine and K n y -1 accident. ’ Twenty o t’ the men were
£4,000,000 in tbe construction of eleo-
struction of the projected Nicaragua
trie surface roads in London and to the., nue tax and legislative appropriations which the powers w ill negotiate with
kendall for professional services and at work at the time of thd explosion.
Given Up for Lost
canal.
The
terms
are
regarded
a
a
'
China for a final settlement.' It w ill
anburba to a radius of 30 miles.
Not w ill likely pass the house tb it week.
medicines for a year. They w ill select I t is not knowu what ignited the gas.
Provincetown. Maas., Dec. 10.— The '.moderate. It is understood that Nica­
be laid before the Chiuese officials
a penny of British oapital w ill be
a suitable building and have the hos­ Electric lights are used throughout the
Robert W . Wilcox, H a w a ii’s dele­
ragua
and
Cos
la
Rica
will
accept
bonds,
Provincetown fishing schooner Cora 8.
asked. He expresses himself as confi­ gate-elect to congress, has arrived in rather as a matter of form, for there is
pital ready to leceive patient« by the tunnel
McKay, with 80 men, has been given the value of thoae to be accepted by first qf Jannary.
dent that the undertaking w ill be a San Francisco, enroute to Washington. not the least donbt entertained that
the
former
government
to
be
lees
tb.nn
np
for
lo
it.
Every
oironmstance
points
they w ill be obliged to accept its pro­
J-
-
i W -
financial success.
<
j
I
No Hope for Kruger.
Kroger was officially received by visions. 8 lill they may require a week to her destruction at Virgin rooks on <6,000,000 and by tbe latter to be loss
All Credit Due America.
Major Wood, commanding the Cana­ Queen Wilbelmina.
than
<1,600,000.
London, Deo. 12.— “ Dr. Leyds hik !
The queen bus or two (or its consideration, and then the Grand banks of Newfoundland in
St. Petersburg, Dee. 18.— The Novoe
dian mounted police in the Yukon ter­ promised to show her friendship when
hia friends are spreading a repor.t,”
the way w ill lie cleared for the initia­ tbe storm of September 12 to 14, known
Pleased With Americans.
Vremya, in sn article evidently in­
ritory, who collects the royalties on tbe proper moment arrives.
as
the
Galveston
hurricane.
says.the Amsterdam correspondent ol
tion of fresh negotiations at Pekin be- .
spired,
referring
to
tbe
recent
dis­
Pekin, Dec. 10.— L i Hung Chnnghaa
gold, reports the collections this year
the D ally M a il, “ that Queen Williel-
tween the ministers and the Chinese
A
railway
bridge
oollapeed
in
Ger­
informed General Chaffeo that he and patches from Dr, Morrison, in Pekin,
on the Klondike output as amounting
Movement of Porto Ricans.
mina w ill intervene aftei her liiHrriHge.
commissioners for a final settlement.
All the people of the province of Chi to the London Times, saying a ll the
to nearly <900,000, about <100,000 many, letting an express train plunge
This it meant to blind the public to
E
l
Paso,
Tex.,
Dec.
10.—
Two
_
into
the
stream
below.
Five
persona
cars
L
i
are
extremely
pleased
aud
gratified
credit
for
securing
softened
terms
is
more tbau was received last year. Ten
passed through here today containing at tbe behavior of the Am erican"tro™ given by the Chinese to the Russians, the real faets. which are that she
Neary Russell, Song Writer, Dead.
per cent of the gold mined is supposed were killed and eight badly injured.
wrote personally to every Euiojiean
, KlOaD* .Tb° / re •J’1"« • * »owerd the Chinese. This is considered remarks:
Six hundred telegraph operators on
to be paid to the government, which
London, Dec. 8.— Henry Russell, contract laborers to the Hawaiian isl­
ruler on Mr. Kroger's arrival iu Eu­
“
The
credit
for
the
existing
entente
no
light
matter.
From
all
sections
of
the
,
Atchison,
Topeka
A
Santa
Fe,
wonld indicate the Klondike output for
compoeer of over 800 songs, including
rope, and irom two countries at least,
the season to have been only <9,000,- have walked ont in sympathy w ith the “ A Life on the Ocean Wave,” and ands to work in the sugar industry for the portion of the city under American really belongs to America, England
France an<l Russia, received conditional
000, but the general estimate has placed operators on the G u lf, Colorado A “ Cheer, Boys, Cheer,” died yesterday, (Tans Spreckels. They said that 7,000 snpei vision ooine words of praise, begrudges Presideut McKinley bis just
Porto Ricans are preparing to emigrate thankfulness and commendation regard­ prestige because he has emphasiefi promises of help in the direction of in­
Santa Fe road.
—
it at nearly <20,000,000.
aged 87 years.
tervention, but the plan failed iu Ber-
to the islands tor the same purpose.
America’s friendship for Russia.”
ing the behavior of the Americans.
liu .”
Tbe
last
enumeration
shows
a
large
A correspondeutgof Santiago de Cuba
South Dakota’s Vote.
Fire at Silverton, Or.
says the natives there are becoming falling off In the number of book
Saw Twenty .(we Beheaded.
Steel Company Resumes Work.
Pierre, 8. D ., Deo. 10.— The total
Oxnard Married s Maid.
Fire a t Silverton canted a loss oi
adepts in the American game of base­ agents, which in itself ten good argu­
vote
of
the
state,
as
shown
by
tbe
offi­
Lorain,
0 ., Dec. 12.— The Lorain
Youngstown, O., Deo. 8.— Walter
ball. Havana may yet bid for a place ment in favor oi taking the census
New York, Dea. 10.— Tho World »12,000. Incendiarism is inspected,
cial canvass, la as follows: McKinley,
Kennedy,
contractor
and
expert
engi­
Steel
Company
resumed w o rk today ai
every
Ave
instead
of
every
10
yean.
two
men
being
nnder
arrest.
A
fire
in the National league.
says: “ On the Deutschland, which
neer, who has just returned from com­ 64,630; Bryan, 89,644; Woolley, 1,842;
engine wss sent from Portland to the ita blooming, converting^ fju ii-hini: and
The
Connecticut
woman
who
has
arrived
here
yesterday,
were
Henry
T
A celebrated Enlgish physician says
shape m ills, With in o re tt^ n '-I.'o o u nmn
pleting some contracts in China, said Parker, 889; Debs. 169.
Oxnard, of San Franciibo, president of relief of the town. r
that he has found that warts can ba sued a physician because he changed that he saw 22 Chinamen hebrsded for
The
Nansen
Fund.
employed
in the entiiWlpiant. I
the two American beet-sugar associa­
Ths British Untencemed.
cared by revsccinaton. H e reracoi- her complexion from that of a blond to no reason other than that they were in
Christiania, Dec. <.— The Nansen tions, and his bride, formorly M ile.
2 ' 1"
"
" ' •
~~
i
nated a g irl of 16 who had 94 warts on a brunette really ought to have a little h|s employ. During the time he was
The British show little interest in
fond,
which
was
started
after
the
re­
Crashed Into a Handcar. •
patienoe.
The
brunette
W
ill
be
in
Marie
l
’icbon,
maid
of
Mr.
Oxnard’s
one hand, and aoven weeks after the
Nicaragua affairs.
erecting extensile machinery he was
| . Ao eugine on the Grauri Trunk road,
operation the warts had all disappear­ (aehion again before long, and then she practically a prisoner, and did not turn of Dr. Nansen from tbe Arotic, to sister-in-law. Mrs. Robert Oxnurd.
promote
scientific
explorations,
now
Argument in the Neely case waa be­ near Inglewood Janctiour Gbt., crashed
They were married in Paris November
ed. Many other remedies had been w ill be glad of tbe change. Bat wo­ know what moment he wonld be taken
amounts to 1,000,000 kroner, and no 16. hut tbe marriage was not announced gun before tbe United Satea supreme into a handcar on which w#i)?,five sec­
man always wae an impulsive creature.
tried in vain.
,
farther oontriballons w ill be made.
court.
I
r
tion men going to work. All five were
I The cigarette smoker le hiving a fr.m hie woik aqd executed.
until the Deutschland's arrival.”
Irrigation has become one of man’a hard time nowaday« in finding a job,
killed instantly.
_
National
Irrigation
Movement
Ltad Finds s Man.
Montana's Vote.
most valuable servants. A government many of tbe large Eastern stores and
Tbe holding of the Ontionnl Irrig a ­
Duluth, M inn., Deo. 7.lLCbarlea
Cruelty of the Boers.
report shows that 12,000,000 acres of railroads refuting them employment.
. Helena. Mont., Deo. 10.— Bryan car­
Major Henry Sweeney Deed.
tion Congress in the East, as it turned
Totrne
tonight
confirmed
tbe
the famous Sahara desert have been
ried
Montana
hy
a
plurality
of
11.666,
Heidelberg,
Tranara.il
Colony,
Deo
San biego, SMtal., Dec. 12.— Major
I t ia now claimed, aa a result of ex­
ont, was a wise move. The W’estern
converted into fertile lands and the periments in London hospital», that that Governor Lind has tendered him as shown by the official canvass of the 10.— Tbe Boer» are driving tlx, Roer delegates went home w ith the feelum
Henry Sweeny, United Stated army,
work goes rapidly on.
v
both sunlight and electric light cure Ihe senatorsbip, to succeed the lata vote of the state, completed today. women and children from their homes th«( they have tbe hearty support of retired, is dead in this city, aged 09
Senator
Davis,
and
said
he
had
aceept-
Four
years
ago
Bryan
carried
Montana
because
their
kinsmen
refuse
to
fight
rh ic h "
in
nction vears. He entered the army in New
Train robberies have become no fre­ certain diseases when a ll other reme­ ■sd it. He w ill leave for Washington' b7 82,048.
any longer. Forty women and ohil- which w ill open lo settlement land York in 1864./ L»a year he was chan­
quent In the West that one railroad, dies fail. Bright sunlight, it la raid, soon.
d.-sn. ill-clad and hungry, were brought capable of supporting fifty m illion peo­
cellor of the California Cotninaiidery
the Oregon Railroad A Navigaiton w ill k ill the bacillus prodigioaaas, the
Keetwtky's Vote.
in by the British today.
p le .
They cannot but feel that this of the Loyal Legion.
Company, regards an investment in strongest of microbes. In one boor sum !
Bough Swedish Mine a
Frankfort, K y., Deo. 10.— Tbe
bloodhounds advisable.
litte r of tbe a half. Old Diogenes, it seems, knew
to« tato Brow? “8: th ,t “ «• devslop-
London. Dec. 8.— A Belgian avtidi-
Population of Berlin.
pappiea has lieeu distributed among what was good (or him when be asked oata w ith a capital of £2,000,000 baa cast for the leading Democratic elect«
Shingle Mill Burned.
Alexander
tbe
Greet
as
tbe
only
favor
end
tbe
leading
Republican
eleotor,
ac-
tbe agents along the line, with lustra»-
Berlin,
Dec. 10.— The censas re­
purchased in Sweden, according to tbe
ba
desired
from
tbe
latter
to
Tacoma, Dec. 12.— A sliinlgo mill
carding to tbe official oonnt today,
tions to rear them for tha sole pnr|
Copenhagen correspondent of the Daily gives tbe formal 284,899 and tbe U ttar turns s >ow Berlin has a population of
• f bta sunlight.
owned, by the Western .Manufacturing
ef manoatchlng.
1,884,816, oo-npaiad with 1,677,304 in
Express, <0 copper end lead mines. '
» 8 .8 0 1 , a plaralify foi Brjran af B.0M. 1896.
Oompany waa burned tonight. Lose, -
<10,000.
DAYTON
......... ..OREGON-
Lord Roberts was given an ovation
r * t Cape Town.
The House Disposed of
The United States wants Chiriqui for
coaling station.
Party Vote.
There is little change in the Santa
Fei strike situation.
AMENDMENTS WERE
Charles A. Towne was sworn in ae
senator from Minnesota.
tvrms or mt mï ;
It