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AGREE ON PROTOCOL
Kurojd at iVkln llcrldeon IVocf
TcrniH.
IIKVAX AN LDITOIt-IX-f lfiKr. -
The Ort-)iffifl (amlliliiti l Work
f r W. K. II it on Hilary
of J.',,fMM) ivr Year.
IifboM, Nov, 13 I)r, Morrlarjn, wir
iiiK lo Tiinu from I'l-kin, Hunlay,
"Vtuntmtl by Ilia common oValru (or a
M!ity Uiriiiiiiatinn of prctt-nt condition,
tliti foreign rnvoy have finally agreed
to Ida following term to be irentei ia
a joint iioltt, which aurijm.t to tlia anuro
valoftlie K-jverririii-nt, Wl" o0 re.d
uixjn Cliiria a llrn bakia of a preliminary
treaty :
"Cliina aliall rrnct a inonnmcrit to
lUron von K-tte!er on tlm ute where he
wu iiiiinlifrfd and tend an Imperial
priiire to I Jr-rmany to covey an aiKlogy.
"Hlie aliall ii.flict the dnalli penally
ojKiD II prinrM and official! already
nainml and aimpend provincial eiaiuina
tionk for (Ire yeara Tliere the outragea
OCCUrrml. v
"In fu'ure, all offlniala failing to pre
vent nti-fureiifn outraifra within their
luriadiution thall be diitnikwd and pun
iahed. (Thii 1 a modification of Mr.
Conger! propoaal.j
"Indemnity khall be paid to the atate,
corporations and individual!.
"The Tiling Li Yatnunkball be abol
iahmlandiu function! veited in a for
eign luiniater.
"Rational lnterconrae khall be per
mittad with the emperor, aa (n civilised
count nee.
"The forta at Tku and other forU on
thecoaat of Chi LI ehall be rasod, and
the importation of arm and war ma
terial prohibited.
"IVrmanent legation guards shall be
maintained, and alao guard! of comuiu
Dilation between I'ekm and tne aea.
"Imoerial Droclartiationi lhall be
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postal for two years throughout the
empire, euppreming the Doieri.
" The indemnity is to include compen
sation lonChinene who kuftVred throuitb
being etnployod by foreigners, but not
comenation for native Christians.
The word , 'iiiiasioiiary' do not occur in
the noUj".
WAhiiiNOToM, Nov. W. R. Hearit,
J proprietor of the San Francisco Exarn-
inier, New lork Journal anil Cuicago
American, it is laid, on good authority,
today, ia to begin the publication of a
daily paper in the National Capital with
in the next month. His editor-in-chief
will be do leoa a person than William
Jennings Bryan. Bryan'i lalary, it ii
ald, will be $25,000 a year.
Dknvkr, Colo. Nov. 10. Colonel W.
J. Bryan has declined an offer of an
editorial position on Denver afternoon
newipaper at a salary of !0,000 a year.
In his reply, which was telegraphed
from Lincoln, Neb., today, he ays:
"I shall remain here, and In the future
aa in the past, defend with tongue and
pen the principles which I believe to be
right and politics I believe to be wise."
NEBKA8KA-FOk"mCKISLET.
Ilia Plurality Will Be Aboot 7000
Uovernurahlp In Doubt.
1 Omaha, Nov. 9 Practically complete
' returns for the Electoral ticket and on
j Governor show that McKinley carried
, Nebraska by about 7000, and that the
J Governorship is but a few votes either
way and will require the official returns
i to decide the result. It isclaimed by both
1 sides that the plurality will be but lOOor
200. whichever way it may go. The
state ticket will be devided, the fusioniBts
uHttlnu the heuteanant irovernor, attor
ney-general and laud coinmlwioner, and
the republicans the auditor, treasurer
and superintendent of instruction.
The present reptesentation in congrefB
will remain undisturbed. Stark, fus, is
elected in the 4th district, by 649; Rob
inson, fus, in the third by about 200; Ne
ville, fus, in the sixth by 300, ana Shall
enberger in the fifth by 1500. Burkett,
rep, wins in the first by 2600, and Mercer,
rep, in the second by 1300. The legisla
ture, the returns on which are not yet
complete, will probably stand: senate,
republicans, 16; Fuaioists, 16; vacant,
1. House, republicans, 51 ; fusioniste, 49.
CuvKLANi), 0., Nov. 12. Senator
HaDna has returned here after a brief
visit to New York. He expects to re
main in this city until congress convenes
In discuvsing the coming session, Mr
Hanna said:
"Congress this year will have some
very lmioitaiit duties to perform. Three
great bills, the Nicaragua Canal bill, the
Army bill and the Ship Subsidy bill, are
all to come befote it. The Nicaraguan
commission will make its report early in
the session and the debate in the senate
will probably begin early.
"I presume there will be changes of
Borne importance in the bill. It is rea
sonable to suppose that a lapse of lev
eral months has made a difference in
the sentiment of the people on the bill
and a t banite in some of Its main feat'
urn will be the natural reaoll. The
C'Kta Itican treaty, eapedally, iiivolve.1
ns in considerable difficulty, and the
Conta KL-an government hail to tie con
suited."
When aked with, what measures he
would motit Inter eitt himself during the
session, he replied:
"The fthip Hiihaidy bill appeals to me."
C CLISTY BOARD PKOCELDINOS
Regular September looo, Seaslon of
the Commissioner! of Clackamas
County.
J. R, Morton, Chairman; T. B. Killin,
John Lewellen, Commissioners.
Be it understood that at a regulsr ses
sion of the board of county commission
ers for the county of Clackamas and
state of Oregon, begun and held in the
court house in aid county and s'ate on
Wednesday, the 7th day of November,
' lX),the same being the regular time fixed
by law for the transaction of county bu.i
ness. Precent,J. R. Morton.T. B. Killin and
John Lewellen, commissioner; J. J.
Cooke, sheriff ; E. H. Cooper, clerk.
When the following proceedings were
bad, to-wit:
In the matter of claims filed against
Clackamas county The board having
examined said claims and being fully
advised, it is ordered by the board that
the clerk shall issoe warrant on the
general fund lu favor of the persons and
for the amounts hereinafter specified in
pavment of said claims:
In the matter of the reports of road
supervisors for the month of Oct., 19C),
the board having examined said reports
and being fully advised, ills ordered
that the expense accounts of the several;
dintricta are hereby allowed and ordered j
paid, and the clerk i. Instructed to draw
warrants on the road fund and en the
general fund for the several stnount
snd in tavor of the following named per
son! :
Road District No. 1
fto K Rata, sen fund 5 47
John B Harrington, road fund... 3 00
Oliver MaMieai
luls La Urund ii 73
8am Bernbard z- oo
AN Lakina WW
Jesoe Coates 1
8 Robinson 1 '
Jason Biddle 75
O 8 Jackson lfl 50
R 8colt 27 00
Chartea Counsell W 00
Henry Stuckey 55 60
(ieorge Wise .'. 66 25
(ieorue Atwood 21 0'
Ttmraas Sellwood 44 2f
0 K Bal ard 38 2?
R S McLaughlin 15 Ou
Hiram Diniels 3 00
Total Mo9 60
Road District No. 3
Grant Muropower 6 10
Johnson and Rogers 5 40
0 Wolfhagen 2 00
H T Gibon ... 13 50
Warren Oreenwell 12 75
Henry Uhhens 10 00
George McArthur 9 00
John Forrester 15 00
ElixaJaques 10 00
John Mc Murray 10 35
Thomas Brown 8 "8
K Douulas Jl 25
Warren Green well 22 50
Willim Byers "5
Gennra Partoch 10 60
J W Stone 6 "
A W 0oke 3S 00
John Hinkle 9 -5
Chas Buruhardt H 60
Augut Mathiaa 2 25
t'riia Mathiaa 1 10
Dix Boring
G Boesie
Will Bookman..
Will Osborne...
II Bock
ToUl 1-17
Road District No. 5
S 8 Waybill
Road District No.
James Feagles
Road District No. 9
Julius Paulssen $ 3 CO
John Pe.ulsen 8 00
Wilhelni Held 3 00
Frank Oches 1 "0
Theodore llardes 3 00
Henry Johnson 6 00
Total
Road District No. 11
$19 50
J A Jones.....
J F. Smith
6 91
6 00
I 37
1 50
E Furgeson
I Pankey
By Counsell
Geo B Kate & Oo 29 53
Wilson & Cooke 1 75
J G Mcmpower 1 90
Geonre Uiwler 22 87
Sv Hatton 16 87
Luther Mum power 7 87
Owen Hatton 7 87
Fred Hess 21 37
H Rowan 6 73
James Hatton 22 87
John Grinder 22 87
George Hteward -. . . 4 87
David Watta 22 87
G T Watts 13 00
0 Hatton 17 25
Roval SpMgue 48 00
William Skirvin 43 50
Max Webster 60 25
L Jones 2 25
Eli Rivers 17 '-'
McRivers 16 85
John Uattau 33 00
Total $443 42
Road district No. 12
M L Kirchem 3 00
W P Kirchem 2 00
Will Tonkin 4 as
Vred Gerber 6 75
fl Hanson 4 35
J Minder 4 35
V Cloener 4 Zfc
David Scheff 4 Si
Bn H walea 4 35
WLI'axton K. Uf
Thomas Watts 4 V
Arthnr Cliff....,' 4 Mi
llenrr Thun 4 3S
Carl Bnngaton ft 00
(5 Itlchey 3
HO Kirchem 3 (XI
K1IH wales 3 0
BO llawley
12 00)
Jonas ('roner
ft 0(1
6 8(1
3 no
1 50)
s at
6 09
It A l'nirton
Theo Tllefnon
i Fixcher
Charles Johnson
(ieorite Trotter.
J C 8prtne 4 2T
Owat i'entrston 2 Z
YAn (ierlwr 11 Z-
Carl Kallert 00
Jacob Dung 9 00
Aug Huber 9 0
A Hwalea 9 00
J Bunch 9
Phillip Kohl 6 00
A J Johnston 00
Fred Kiebhoff 9 00
llenrp Babler 9 00
T FMcCubbin...i 9 00
;eorg(iil! 9 00
Matt Reed 1 90
Samuel Gerber 10 SO
I'aul Kirchem 12 0(1
Will Brown 4 24
Henrv Balsroier 9 7
W P Kirchem 9 60
J M Tracy 1 50-
ToUl rJ71 3
Itoa1 Dlstnct 'o. 13
W 11 Bonney $2 60
Uoavl District No. 14
Lind.ley t 4 32
JohnUaffney 2 2T
James Myers. 3 7
A Baumann 1 60
Total 114 07
Road District No. 15
Lindsleyand son $17 29
A F Stokis 1 20
(18 43
Koad District No. 16
M Huiraa ( 13 7S
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EdBradtl 15 75
Thomas Blanchard 3 00
William Pratt 9 75
NCriteser 7 50
iteoTowneend 7 33
Rabert Kelland 8 75
Charles BradU 3 00
Elmer Veleto 7 87
J F Brigg! 15 00
Totat 1129 60
Road District No. 18
J U Cummini $ 13 91
William Beeeon and son 3 3)
E W Horuachuch 24 00
G A Rchuebel 6 60
W D Hill 5 25
Emil Guentber 7 60
Phillip Massinger.
George Stevens...
Jacob Kleiner
lohn Bohlander...
John FiMher
60
75
8 -!h
6 75
6 7
W P Daniels.
7 50
Joneph Fisher 4 87
Fred Sterner..
4 87
Allan Edwards...
Phillip Steiner...
James Beeeon....
Thomas Daniels"
Grant Daugherty.
4 87
75
3 15
30 00
75
Golal $140 3ft
Road district No. 19
Wilson tt Cooke
Trulllnger Bros
L V Baker... V-
C Daniels
C A Clow
H Perrv
75
3 63
1 75
4 SO
6 75
3 75
F Ericsson 1 50
T Fish 6 0O
A Newkirchner 3 00
M MulveT 1 50
JJMallatt 27 60
J D Dannals 4 50
W A Woodside 3 75
A Dugan 1 60
H Gard 00
J Gard 1 OO
Total $ 77 28
Road District No. 19-By R H Snod
grars Cen Hull $ 2 25
Ralph Young 6 00
Eugene Boylrn 12 CD
John Dennison 36 00
James Hall 26 00
GGuyer.. 6 00
Bud Smith 21 CO
Alberr Eugle 13 bO
John Lafferty 12 00
DULooney 16 00
George Williams 14 59
Clay Darkins 13 00
RPCooper 13 00
Tonie Pendleton 21 75
C Bonaker 23 25
Bill Smith 22 60
OLailorty 19 50
R 11 Snodgrass w
Total $305 1-
Road District No 20
Ole Hansen $ 1 ou
Carl Stromgren 1 60
T Martin 160
0 Martin 1 50
M Freeman 3 00
E Hammett 1 60
J Morgan 75
J Lavelle 1 50
B Sullivan 1
P Schiewe 3 00
J A Stromgreen 5 00
Total $22 25
Poad District No. 23
JPCole $ 3 50
J Clowser 4M
J W Covey H
D 0 Freeman 7 30
JB King 2100
H Krause 0 25
George Ogles by 6 A
D J Parmenter 24 00
Chester Ritter 7 50
JFYost 24 9
H G Zeigler 1 60
Carl Rueck 22 30
Jacob Kueck, Jr 21 75
Total ! $161 6
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