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KUOENE CITY OREGON
EVENTS OF THE DAY
An Intaraallng 1,'allarlluu Vt I i. .... Yrmm
III Tig llamlanhar I ,,
la fandaueinl '
Ei-Oovernor John I. Alt I J in dan
r '''
Various Toruntu work men at ru k fur
higher a age.
Admiral PoWOy cable that M "I
tin' Yorklown' crew are ptleVBOM ll
insurgents' hands.
Chilkat Indians aru rOBOrtod OH the
warpath in Alaska, arnl driving whites
off the White i'ana trail.
Returning Copper liver prnapectnrl
tiring horrible tale of Differing, lick
lies and disappointment.
W'lnle A 1 1 1 i lean, in Manila eipnet
jiein e soon, Oti keep Igurously pre
paring tn prosecute the war.
Captain llait.-r, chief (piurtcrinaatei
of the clepaitiiienl of the Miaaouti. liai
been onleieil tu Manila foi iluty.
Frod WliiteBi.le, ex-senator f rum
Flathead county, ha brought "nit fur
1100.000 against tlie Untie Muiei fur
defamation uf character.
Under tli n terinii ul tint recent naval
ai priipriatimi law, tlin 'Icp.n tment in
IU thoi ized to I'll I in t J, lit 10 ly Kiel hall
tint number in unt lie constantly ut ilea.
Murderer W. (). Maer, under len
ience f death in I'nlk county, OregOB,
fur the murder nf Itity Sink, hint Sep
tember, ha Im-.-h rMiwl a new trial
by the supremo cniut.
An officer in missing in the Philip
iine. Hit I .if nut teen heard fruin
since April DM. Captain Him kefellcr,
of the Ninth infantry, went tu vlait
MtpOAtfli an I M tim e ul bin haa since
heen found.
An Older haa heen received fiom the
War departiuent tu the commander of
tin- department nf the Lake, tu have
hi tnaip ready tu move tu Wardimr,
Idaho, where the uiiiiem aie rioting, aa
a reault of hihur truuhlea.
Brlgadler.Geaetal BarrloM Oray
Otla, lately in high coiiiinaiid in the
Philippine, haa arrived hutiiii in I'ali
(otnll. having voluntarily resigned,
lie vill at once resume the editorship-ill-l
llief of till) l.oi AllgeleH Tlllllia,
Action haa heen taken hy the i, ivy
departiuent which Mill result, it i he
lleved, in ti,. submission of several
bida In the forthcoming armor plat
nun pot It inn. The department hua re
duced the amount of the check each
bidder Mill la) required to auluuit with
Ilia hid from $ 1 ,000,000 to llun.niiu.
Hida will be upi I on May HI.
The beef conn of Inquiry haa DM
plete l lt report and adjourned.
The apei In import! at New York for
the week Mere 'i0,UlD gold, and 'J4.-
Iti ailver.
Dewev ilny Ma eolotu ulcd lorinally
or otherwise in a patriulic way (ruin
Maine tu Hawaii, and Alaaka to I'min
Hicu.
Knglaml and Knaaia have aigned
Mil denying agreement regarding
I hina which la Intended to put an end
to the contention over laiUiiy and
other conoeaaiona in that country.
Seventeen farmera of I'cmlaOOOt coon
tv, in Souiheaat Miaaomi, have boon
e'tMtod on a federal iinlictmont uharg-
lllg thelll With cutting the levee. No
denial la made by the farmeia.
I.. M. Pitkin, Idaot of the Va
riety iron Worka Companr, and one ul
the heat known tQlintM men of Cleve
land, (., waa at mi. k and instantly
.ako shore tlx ei , at I 'oila,
killed by a
a aubinb.
The lepoit of the Nicaiagna ennui
commission will lie pieaented to the
piosidcnl NQD, with the leport of the
N.araguii ruute. The pi act lull coat of
completing the canal and opening nav
igation to Vosnel of all nation ia:
Minimum, 1111,000,0001 poaaildn
in i n i in ii in . 1 100, nuo.ooil.
I he United Statu oolliat Abaraadg
hua aailcd lor l'agn I 'ago, Samoa. In
addition lo aliiu tural mateiial for the
OOOl pltl at PttgO Pago, the Ahaiemla
i ai nes ,000 lOBO ol aonl for the war-
hipa at Samoa. The aleel piei ia to
lie lull down on "T" aha pilea, w h ich
Mill he Mrawsd Into the aoral boltou,
Thra) peraoua were killed mi. I more
than a doaen aetmiialy Injured, and Ml
leaa n rioiii.lv injure, I, a the leaolt ol
a wreck on the Kochciei I, ake On-1
lanu rallioad, neat ItoOOeater, N. Y.
t wo Mil of an MOOrtlofl trtln filled
Willi paaacngcra hit (he tinck while
ronndlng a mim ai full peed, anJ
Were completely a looked.
Five men were killed gndoM fatally
Injmad by tl iptoeloa of a iiwder
pre ill DuBOBt'l amokideaa powdei
oika at I'liinev'a Point, N. J, The
Md aie: Captain Stewart, It. S. A..
powder ineaMteri Harvej smith,
Joaeph Yeaget, laaac K t, Amot
HOttlO, Jr., wmkineii. A woikmau
aaaMi Roaaall mm aorrlkly awagM
ikoejl the badji and loat the aighl o
tailh evea. He la not elpeclisl lo live.
lai tH NEWS.
I'urto liicu ia to have a fJnt-clatt
poatal ion i
The cruiaer Chicago will par the
Mourn a iigniflcant vltit to remind theio
of olaima due ut.
The Italian mlmatry haa reilgned
Diacoaalun over the eipoaura of official
correauondence cauael the rupture
Sadie Tunic, a 13-year-old Human
girl, waa alruck by lightning in a
crowded New Vuik alreet. She auffured
aevere huina, but ia atill aliva.
At llutahlnaon, Kan., John M
while In i g tiled for the murder uf hia
five children, admitted that ha bad
killel thein an that fa could get work.
The military guver nrneiit hua del W
ed lo return tu the Tinted Stalea all
1 volnnteeia now aerving aentencea in
Cuba fur uilaruniliu t under their teimi
of enliatmi nt.
The CallfotolO raiiin grnwera' bmu
ciatiun have aeeured cuiitrol of 00 pel
cent of tilt prod net uf the comitlea uf
the atate. The packer hare accepted
the term offered, arid will work in
harmony with tin aiaociation.
The new Montana Kipper company
ha been organized, with a capital of
171,000,000, and kUl KM I'aly aa preai
dent. Several other large pfOBOftlM
Mill he united Mith thu Anaconda
iiiinea, it ii . I mort thorough woik done.
'I he prehident haa appointed Hon.
llerL V. liowen, of New Voik, aa min-
i-ler lo reraia. Miniater liowen waa
roiiaul general at Kmcelona before th
Spaoiah Wat look" out. The phn
had pr.-vio i lv been tendered el-Uov
i inni Uord, uf Oregon,
Aii inaiirance deeiaion of mui h im
porlain e haa la'cn rendered by a New
York court againat the hipiitulde bill
It i held that led icy holder are en
titled tu a ahare in all the company'
autpliia, in pruporlioii tu thu amount
of hi polo and paid premium
1'lie California I'ackeia' Aaaociation
haa POOD incorporated, With a capital
to, k of gtO0O,000. It la cuiiiiMiaed nf
u tile nf the largeat fruitpackiog eatah
liahmenta in the atate, and ita ohj
will ho to control mid legulate the
price of canned fruit which It will
ahip to all part of the woihl
Mr. S 1 1 ll rill nil , the preaidcnt of the
l)nite(l State I'hilipplne coiiimiaaion
eiprerwe the opinion tl at the inter
vlewa BOtOtdOd by liOMIBl Oil to the
Kiliiino icpieaetat ivea will have a good
moral effect, ua loading to MBflni
Aguinaldo' repreaentativea that the
Amen, an ailthoritiea BOM to give the
l ilipilioa a g(Hl giivernmenl, and not
omi of the Spanlah milt.
Now it i a peanut t runt, to control
the whole produit uf the country.
Vu.i.v'm friend am working hard to
influence aeuatuia in favor of aealing
hi in.
Tho Heading, I'a , Iron Coiopanv ad
vai veil wage for the ccnud time thia
year.
striker at levelan I were mcccaa
till in obtaining more wagca ami ahortei
honra.
The price of ga in New Yolk haa
DMB rOOBOOd fiomlt.lU lo OlOOatl H
IU0U feel.
(lerman papira are aniioualy advia
ing PNOidoal Mi Kioley to give up th
Ihllippinea.
Lieutenant I ill re haa I B BOttd
from. He haa aent Brord of hia cap
tore to ( let) Bra I MucArlhur.
ceil lihiide ll failed to
BATTLE AT SAX TOMAS
Rebels Defeated After
perate Fighting.
Des
II MM Kits' llltKi AI)K AIlVA.STIXO
Harili on an I ,,i. .e.l., la Hgun
a rgafll1 r i a peal araai l'ar
ProBoeolOi
me thr
in hw
Nlnai st Iteaaa.
It ia attiatOlad (hat Argentina Will
dare 1, 100,000 tuna of nunc avail
able for elpoii.
Mra. MoKinley'a health ha im
proved very much ol lute and ahe i
now aaid tu tai U-lter thau lur many
year part.
El Correo Ka atinlo, the Car ll.t organ
at Ma in I, haa heen auppreaaed on the
glOaad that it la the pro part ol a lint.
lab aubje, i.
Th Yankee eliiper ReBM, which
haaairivcd In New York fiom II, mg
Kong, made tho Voyage of m,oe than
10,00(1 mile in 08 day, an average ul
more than I till mile a day.
iurin Martia, of Lowell, Ma.,
haa won the Drat piiie for general Bt
cellence in deaign and craflwork at the
annual eihihitioii of the lliimiughaut
(Englandi achiad of art.
lie. Dr. Room t, AIop. of Itnmk
lyn, ha bw-n elected general ae letary
of the IVimealio and Koieigo M
ary Hociely f..r the PiolMtBBt KpiMOBal
oliurob in the Uuited Htale.
aid uf the llritlah government
Cape to Ualru railway a, heme.
PayauMloi ueneral Btewart, having
n ai he, I the age limit, will he n ine I
with the i auk of leal admiral.
Howell 1. Moigau, who returucl ti
South lieu, I, Ind., Irooi Alaaka, wl
he I. ad loat lii mm, I ami money, com
untied inlolde.
redeial tiiaipa liom ancouver, Spo
kaue ami WalU Walla have been oi
dared lo praoood lo VYardnor, Main
the a, cue uf the milling truuhlea.
Secretary llav haa bMB formally no
li lie, I of the letOeM of the Spauiall
garriaoa al ronapel, in the Uaiolim
lalanda, mi, uf ii natnr.ilircl Aineinan
oIUom Banted llellnder, held aaapna
onei of war alnce laal aiimmer.
Agulnaolo haa again aeul envois t,
Ueneral tia with pence propoMle, bm
aa they hear the MBti inalrucli
lieloie they w III accomplish nothing.
I hey al i II inaiat that conaiuit of the
rlliplao ooograu tnoal he obtaineil
A a reault ol ticncial Tonea' op
pies. n conduct lOWanl American
m, i. hunts trading at IHucllclda, Mm
ragua, thia gororaaMot ha goioi
milled tu riiUire Hie Nieaiagoau gov
erument to relieve him fiom dulv at
that point.
A i, h In. hop I orrlgOB I letter to the
I i , thanking him for hia declination
against "Arnerloantim," waa anavrered
immediately DJ the caidinal MOMtai
nf atate, Mho clpreaaed to the arch
biahdp the gicat Mtlofaollon Minob ii
gave In hollnea.
The pMtBtaiter-geBOtal baa dllMled
kba jvialmaaler al an Ki aliciaco to take
nut ol the mnila lor Manila llnee pam-
phiet lamed by Kdward Atkleooa, ol
Hoatoii, vioe-piei,lent f the Ami
ltueiialitic League, di-inlcnt and
even mutiny among the aoldiera bolag
Itatad by the depeitaMal to lie the de
aign ol i publication.
The American l.inaeed ml company,
of ('III, ago, haa ahaorhed the lour oil
mill ot the Twin Cities. Minn., the
ooaatrJoratloa bolag 14,000,000,
The Herman government haa heen
inhumed by Ureal Britain that the
lattei ha no deatgna on BBBfMtlOB or
proteotoratu on the Tonga lalamU.
QaOOftM I'uwei. Maine, lias called
a tfOOlal election lor June IU In ajMBBH
a wngieaainaii tioiu the SecoUil dlt
tnct to iuvHd th late Nelson Dinv-
ley.
There ara only two full admtiali
afloat Admiral Dewey and Admiral
sir John O. Hopkina, commanding the
Hntlsb Mediterranean atatiun.
Charle Dial, one of the boat-known
Imsehall player to Califoiuu. Ileal in
ilia Valley of brain fever, caiiMnl In
bis being tiuoi above Hi right ear by
a pitched h.,11 which fractured liitakulL
Th poatofli,,, hpai tinent haa re
ceived notice ti n the ptroel tnt Ma
ventioB aalereaa the Dallad State and
China ha len ratlfle.1 and arrange
ruent have lieen made foi it Ma ml
efleel immediately
Manila, May fi. The Seconil Oiegon
volunteer, with the real of Colonel
Hummeii' brigade, are advancing
northwaid under hia leaderahip ill the
direction of Maaain.
lie American under Ueneral Hale
captured San Ton as tmlay after del
perate fighting on the part of the
rei.nl. The Ameiicana entered the
town after it had been lire. I by tho in
aurgenta. Meneial Hale and hi force
are now pushing rapidly on San Eer-
aaadoi
The advance ol MacArthur'a tlOOpI
began early this morning, Mith tin
Kariaaa and Montana regiment march
ing along the railroad truck, and the
t ' tu ii battery, lowa, Roferwka and
South Dakota regiment on the light of
the line.
A ahaip battle waa fungi t at I
bridge foi mile from San VMBM
Wliere tile rehcia in great niimlieis
made a fiend stand. The engagement
at San TomBI while not long, wa tru
meiidouily furiuu.
u ,, i. i , ll,,.. Mioillia True.
Manila, May ft. There wa a con
froncc laaling two honra today laitween
Major leneral E. S. Otii and the en
Toy who came hero Irom Ueneral
Antonio Luna bearing tha DtOOOMl
for a ceaaal mo of lioatilitie.
(leneral Otia adhered tu his refusal
lo recognize the so called government
of the liiscrgenta. The Kilipinoa now
ask for n li uce of three month to en
able Aguiaaldo toNUIiililun the coiign-ss
and OOMOll with thu insurgent leader
on other islarnl.
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
(..., ,ar I ... . a tlit, rrur-
laraoliaa.
Iloiao, Idaho, Mar ft. (lovernor
Sleuneiilairg tonight issued a pun la
illation declaring Shoshunu county In a
atalo o iiisiinectioii. This Mill result
in placing the gnvernment of the
county, in so far a may bo necessary,
under militaiy rule.
All day long the work of arresting
the men believed to have been onli
ne, ted with the Hunker Hill outrage
has been in progies at Wardner. To
night 104 prisoner are under guard in
the barn that ha been turned into fall
(or their detention. Among them are
many riuglcadei in the organization.
Moro ol tho chief dynamiter, however,
have escaped, and aie now getting out
of thu country as beat they may.
tlraal si. . I Truat.
New York, May 6. A financial new
bureau reiteiate today thu reports
that the large steel combination will
probably bo lowed on a bull of
,V.,,, 000,000 capitalization, to take in
the Carnegie Steel Cmnpanv, the Rook'
Ofellor Mesa ha lion interest, the Ke.l
eral S'cel Company, thu American
Steel ,V Wire Company, tho National
BlMl 0 puny, and tho American Tin
Plan Company. ,1. ,V W. BoHgntBB
Co., .1. 1'. Morgan iV Co., and tho
National City hank are named as the
Baanolal agent ol the BrOpQOOd combi
nation.
PtaelaloBt Tea Down Baal Rpart
Washington, ,M,ty ft. PrMldOBl Mc-
Kinley is said tu have amended those
portions of the beef court of Inquiry
report which cast aspersions on Miles
Hint liieckenti lge, ami when made
public it will simply BBOUlfl the pack-
era con ten 1 1,, ih.lt the heel was Co,, I
without accusing any army either ol
negligence or failure to do hi duty in
reporting complaint at the proper
lime to the proper olllcer.
A riahl " Ragle,
Montreal, May ft. A a rMoll of an
eipclition of the Dominion polo,
igainst the ohstrepeioua Indians at S.
Ragll today, one Indian was killed,
two were seriously wounded ami four
ai li sted. I he dead man w as Lake
Ice, who had been accused ol killing
Ins wife. The wounded are Jake Sun
lay and I'ete Soinelualy, .Like Fire,
Peloi I ne, Peter Thorn peon and Aiu.
hahoni au Wele aitcste,!.
OREGON TROOPS IN BATTLE.
Hummer' Krlaad ltould tta r. r
I Mmm.im
Washington, May g, Th war de
paitment recoived the following di
patches tody:
Manila, May 0. Colonel Summer,
with six battalion, including tbe heo
ond Oregon, tbe Dakota regiment, the
Third infantry, and a piece of the Utah
light artillery, ol Lawton' diviiion,
proceeded north IM- morning to
Maasin. where thev croascl th" hut
and charged tho enemy in atrong en
trenchment, driring Ihem northward
and inflicting ooniiderahle lou. 11 if
casualties were two wounded.
Hoth Wheaton and Hale, of MacAr
thur'a diviiion, found the enemy in
(urce and Itrongly entrenched, anil
commanded by Commander-in-Chief
Luna, about four mi let south ul San
Pot Bando.
Hale, on tho right, dislodged the
enemy, ami Wheaton. on tbe left, lead
ing in patOOa, made a brilliant charge,
cattering bil (MOM, inflicting gieal
pnnlaBaaOBfc Several nfflccr ami aa
llHted n Were crm ,-ly wounded.
MacArthur proceedi lo Ban Eei
nando in the moroing, delayed by tlo
partial deatruction uf li e bridge acroaa
the river. It is not believed that the
ei en, v will make another dctci mined
stand until he effe, i liil ri treat to Aia-
yat. a ahuit diatalice from MB Isidio.
The situation is as follow: Luwtuu
hold llalinag, taken May 2 after a
lapid movement from Angat, where he
left IBppliM Mith a wagon train, pack
animal and rations. He scattered
the strongly entrenched enemy to tho
north and northwestward, capturing
large BUOOnl of food supplies, and has
In iletio hmeiit thrown out to the
north and eastward. Hit iicee(ul
movement i- attended with gieat diltl-
culty became of the chaiacter ol the
i oi nt i v and the rati and heat. He
now coven our railway cum mini ica-
lloM, and will he aupplicd (rum Ma-
lolo.
MacAithni's column was concen-
tiated mi l took up the advance on San
Per nando at 8:80 this morning. We
do not ap lelu nd a shaip resistance on
the part ol tin- enemy, who will pioha
hly leave the lailioad and retiie in a
north weal.-ly diiection and to the
ii or 1 1 1 of Lawton. The ileatiuction of
tho railroad near Calumpit necessitates
lependence on wagon transportation.
The enemy to the south and east of
Manila, 0,000 -trong, i opposed by a
lafflcienl (oice under Ovenshine and
Hall. Hi deiuonatrations thus (ar
have Issen piopeily met by these olll
cer, with slight losses. Many reqUMtl
have been received liuni outlying cities
for pioleclion against iosuigeiit tnaip.
ona
SPAIN IN A NEW ROLE.
ll i In Makr ll,,,,, f.o Trrlt(ir
In OhlSHV
Hong Kong, May 0. Spain is col
lecting eivdeuce here with a view ol
claiming a cession ol laud in China as
indemnity from the Chinese govern
ment for permitting the steamer Abbey
to leave Canton last August, with
aim (or thu i'hilippines.
I In- little steamer Abbey wa seized
hv the armed diepulch-boat of Admiral
Dewey' squadron Septembei 23 lat.
She was of Ameiican register, though
(oimcrlv known as the J'usig. It was
repotted tu Admiral Dewey that she
wa cairying arms and supplies of war
to the Filipinos, ami he sent the Mo
Culloch to inteicept l er. When the
Ameiican cuttei finally found tho
Abbey in llatangiis l ay. on the south
cm coast of Luzon, the filibuster had
lauded her cargo of arms and muni
tions, ami the IflOUIgenta refused to
give them up. Thereupon the Abbey
was seized and taken by the McCul
loeh to Manila, in accordance with Ad
miral Dewey's desire tu maintain the
status quo in tho Philippine! pending
the conclusion of the work ol the peace
commission in I 'aria.
THE CRACKER 1 KUST.
AS
EXTRA SESSION : Tl THEY FLED IN lij
Congress May Be Called To
gether in October.
TO TAKE rP CUBBIHCY MKASI BF.
la I Clear lh War rur I !
latlaa fa in '
CelealM1
Washington, May 6 President Mo
Kinley has talke-l with some of his
congrelonal visitor about the ad
v ii ihty of calling an extra eion In
October t0 consider the UlipMHIOO M
the currency measuie, so that it may
not interfere with legislation which
will come Interior the government ol
the new colonics. There is a great
ileal (il work to come before the next
congress and two mouth extra session
would help a great deal.
Qreat satisfaction was expressed at
he war department ut tho manner in
which Colonel Summers is going ahead
wiili th Second iiiegon and winning
laurels lor himself and regiment. As
fnilher details aie received concerning
the action of the Oregon regiment,
and especially a NOOltod in Manila
napera, offloexi lone are loud in their
praise ol thu lors ami their officer.
While (leneral Olil doe not request
troops, he indn atea that mote could he
peed to advantage. It i plain that
with 0,1100 Filipinos near Manila and
town asking for garrisons tu protect
them, tioops aie needed. A call foi
.l.'i.ouo more Iroopi might have whole
some effect upon the insurgent.
Scnatoi Mcliridii called on 1'iesident
McKinley today and invited him to
visit Oregon on Ins Western trip, re
minding him of the invitation that wa
lent some time ago by the committee
appointed (or the purpose. The piesi
lleBt BUnred him that if he made the
Western trip contemplated, he would
gladly extend it to Oregon. He said,
however, that he had not dellnitely de
cided as to whether he wouhl make the
trip, as it would depend much on the
pressure ol public business.
Kdward Atkinson, whoso pamphlet
have U'en refused transportation to the
Philippines, claimed that tho senate
had endorsed his documents and made
them government pollinations. This
is true, but they weto oidered printed
is poblifl documents in a perfunctory
manner, tho same as thousand of
other documents are ordered printed by
the senate. Senator Jones, chairman
nf the Democratic national committee,
and Senator Caffety, of Louisiana,
both rabid anti-expansionists, asked
to have the Atkinson papers printed as
public documents, and without any
one Inquiring what they wete, the
leave was grauted. In the senate, If
leave to print such publications were
refused, the senator asking could read
them and make them official. For this
reason, hundreds ol crank documents
are printed without objection, in order
to save time and prevent thu defeat ol
important measures.
Charles Cintis, one of tho leading
lepicseutatives ol Kansas, says It ia
quite likely that (leneral Funafuti, who
has distinguished himself in the Phil
ippines, w ill he sent tu the senate after
tho next election. People of that
state are wildly enthusiastic to do
rometlling for the voting olllcer.
TAKE TO THE HILLS.
tViarilner
Away to
Borstal itumua CopM
RI Pato, Tea , May ft. PBeiiffStcw.
nit, of h.ldy, N. H. and poas,.. read ed
hero tonight from the .larilllo IBOUII
lama with to i member of the faniona
Ilia, k Jack" gang in OMlody, who
eie lodged in the county jail and will
ho taken to Kddv count tomorrow
the men Mere captured at luniiae this
nooning at I'arkei s Wells. 00 miles
north of here, and I ; miles from Tun
juoiae, a small railway station.
Mm Ratararea the Dairwlt,
Waahington, May 5. I'nles the
ituat in lllnetielda improve, the
administration, it is said, will send ad
litional lnp to reinforce the Dcttoit
and teach Nicaragua the lesson thai
be mint not maltreat A'ueticans.
Similar action, it i thought. Mill be
needed in Honduras.
wiiiew Barnaa to Deathi
Cortland, N. Y., May A. Mr. Jo
MM DeVOtia, a widow tlO year of
age, wa luirne,! to ,leath in a ttre
which leat ive-1 her houae here today.
be waa rescued from the building
line, but relumed to It to ivcuia valu
able paper! and perished.
tv i.a ,i . aaeoelt
Itethlehem, P., May X The Chap
man Slate Company, whose bit 'unai-
I'a, nir I ea.l Itraio Ii I , . ,, , t ,., i,.
New aaraoj .
Trenton, N. .1., May fl, The Paolflt
Coast lliscuit Coinpany, with an au
thorized capital of $4,000,000, was in
COrpOratod today at tie otlice of the
secretary of stale. The company is
empowered to iiianuf.n tine and deal in
cakes, biscuits, pie, eta, if the stock
11,800,000 is preferred with ; per cent
coinulalle dividends. The incor
porate! are Turner A, Heal, of New
York, and (Icorgc V Vican and
Ualpli II. Corhett, of Jersey t ity.
Tim iBOOrporaton only nominally,
represent the real interest hack of tin
concern. It il said the company will
control the ci acker and biacnit trade ol
the PaoifM coat. ami as audi i be
lieved to lie oi.ly a bianob of th,
eta, ker tiuat.
Chilii'a l.en Jouraey,
VanooBVOf, 11. t'.. May 8, Ida
Chamberlain, a 6-year-old child, has
arrived bore from London, England, on
bet wav to Santa Monica, in 1,, An
gela c unity, having made the entire
trip ol ueai I v ?,000 miles entirely
alone, Bhe is being cared for here bv
the Young Women' Christian Am
ation.
hllaaa Naval Vaaaal WreakaB,
Valpotalao, May 6. The govern
ment ha - reci , ! an announcement of
the wreck of a Chilean naval vessel in
the atraits ol Magellan. No dotal Is ol
the catastiuphe are at hand.
Banhe,waBea In tirvere.
Athens. May ti --Severe seismic dis
turbances viaitcd tha southern an. I
eastern disticts of Peloponnesus last
night. The town of Liguditxa wa
seriously damaged, mauy houses being
thr-w i down.
PI al Me .lantern.
New York, May 6. A dispatch to
the Herald I root Kio Janeiro says:
A great tire W.slneaitav ileal rove. I
ne are near heie, HtBOMMOd a M I BBMt M booOM around the market
-.'0 per cent advance in wages today.
Who aaaertM will BahlMa,
Pari. May 5. I'nited State Com
Oiiiaionet Peck tovik lormal p,sssion
of the exposition site tivlay, and to
night the stai ami Strlw ttiat ovei
the place from font cornei ol the plot,
winch ii j& meter mjuai. It is
ftanke.1 on each side by the Tuikidi
and Austrian site, and Bear the In
valided bridge.
Apia. Samoa, via Auckland. N. I ,
May &. Mataafa, the rebel chieftain.
ha accepted an armiatice. The Her
in.il s. however, decliued to algn tha
ptovlamation.
place here, lour peisom aeie killed.
Tnrkay ttni ry Onr Claim.
Uuidon, May 8. The Comtinti
nopi oatreapoadoal ol the Daily
Ob ma tele lays: The sultan has aa
tbonied the American minister to tel
graph PtMideal McKinley that In
ula jesty bm prnmlaod to pay the Amer
lean claim of . 0,000 lor Iomm eui
aVVMOi by AateriMibl in Turkey dutiug
the Armenian massacre in 180&.
Bloro Tin,. r,.r Trihialla
Waihington. May 6. The Italian
government has extended lor three
toonthi tha time m which tha claim
ol Certuti may be paid by Colombia.
Ill lonelier Itun
A vnlil t Nit ill a.
Watdner, Idaho, May tl. Four hun
dred United States troops ate on guurd
tonight in the Incur d'Alene mining
district, and martial law is in full forco
la Shoshone county. While Oovernor
BtoBBOBMrg a pioolamation, issued
yesicroav, nas not yet heen poltsl in
public places, citizens aie awato that
Btaitlal law is in force by reason of tho
fact that Dnited States troops are on
the ground to see that it iscairied out.
BrigadioMJeneral II. C. Merrlam, who
arrived today (nun Denver by way of
lloisc, has determined to arrest, if pos
sible, all those implicated in blowing
up the Hunker Hill A Sullivan mill.
Wliile it ii known that Mveral of the
mob, (earing arrest, have escaped from
Shoshone county, a largo majority of
those wanted aro still within the
Manly,
Today the mountains aie full ol
neelBgttOB. The snow on the mouri
tan - is ten feet deep and soft. With
the tailroads all guarded, the only safe
way out of the country ia over the old
Uliddeo toad to Thomiison Kalls.Mont.
That route is lined with them. Some
take the road direct from Hurke. hot
others go via Murray. The road from
there was kept open nearly all winter
hauling oie and is fuiily passable.
Asteria Rallraag Rataaslaa,
aatoria, Or., May i.-a,, official of
the Astoria A Colombia Kivei railroad
has announced that the road will he
extended from New Aatoria i k-
gOmmeat reservation at FortSteveui
(tilling tne present summer. Thii will
permit all government supplies to he
delivered direct to the foit, instead of
having to bo transferred on boats, a
at present.
Alaaka, Itoumlarjr.
Washington. May 5. It is learned
here that England BM mailed the re
ply to the American communication on
the Alaska boundary question, and that
il IBM decided to con firm the decision
of the Canadian officials who accepted
the Cmted St,m provisional bound-
ary, ami a lew Ul.shficalions. It
. . i.e.p,, auerica will accept
and the boundary question will
tle.1 for the time being. Thii
10 the Dalton trail from Cbilkoot
to Pyramid harbor.
Kinlual.ia In a fowdor Mill.
Plaolo, CaL, May 6. A territic ei
pBMiOB took place tovlay in the mixing
houae of the California powdar worka.
' J- w. Dadorllol detectevl tbe
r f binning pulp used in the man
ufacture of dynamite and not being able
to dlaoont where the fire wa lor.ra.1
gave orden for the SO Chinese un.laa
him to run The men barely reached
placet of safety when the extdoaion n.
curred. The shock wa .... -
ll. II ic. lutein rtaat Kaal In
ami tJaObla to Karauo.
Ban Franoiioo, May 8. Adice from
the Northwest confirm pre'iou report
that neatly half of the Yukon fleet is
fast in the ice, and will probably be
deitioyed alien the spring freshet
comei. Among the veiseli in danger
is the Shertnun. of the Alaika P.xplora
tuui Company. She ii neai Nnlato,
and ii on a land bar in the middle of
the river, broadiido on the current.
Four mile from the mission is the
Dawson City, owned by a San Fran
ciico firm. She i fast in the h,
with no chance tu escape. The OoT
einor Stciieman, owned by Portland
capitalists, is about 'J5 milts above the
mouth of the TsBBM river, and she
will probably break up when the fresh
eta come. The May D is also di led.
She is near Ban pat I City, last iu
the ice iu the middle of the liver. The
Trenton is close lo the May D, and she
cannot escano destruction. The
ClotOO, owned in San Franciico; the
Seattle No. I, of the Seattle Yukon
Coinpany, and the City ol Chicago,
owned by Chicago capitalists, are in
bunch a short distance above Ramp
City. They will probably be ernthou
to piece with the first cake of ice that
come down tho river. Tho Robert
Kerr, the Seattle, (he Sovereign, the
Tin a, the Arnold and tho John 0,
Hiirr are near Oirclo City, and there is
little hop" that any of them will escape
dattroetlOB, Allot these boats were
engaged in genuial freighting and
passenger business on the Yukon be
tween St. Michaels ami Dawson City.
NEGRO'S BIG FIND.
lie Pig Do K'OoL That Haul linen Iter.
led and ii,, Banraaof Maeh 'i rouble.
Cincinnati, Mav 8. Buried treasure
in the shape of 11 $1,001) bonds, hear
ing urn lipped coupons which add sev
eral thousand dollai to their value,
were found by Thomas Lawson. u negro
laborer, while digging in the cellar of
a down-town departmeot More on sixth
stieet. Tho ground was fuimerly tho
property of Putting Bros., piano man
ataotorata. in the tin box was found
a iper on which was written:
"These bonds belong to Julius and
Martin Putting, and are the result ol
years of industry and saviug."
Thii discovery solve a mystery
which had been a souice of angry con
tention among the heirs of Julius
Britting, whose sistets brought suit
against Mai tin Britting, a brother,
charging him with having concealed
tho bund. Martin denied everything,
but noli, withstanding hi denial a
judgment was rendered against him in
favor of the estate of Julius for about
4.000. The money was collected and
the estate distributed and settled. Thu
negro claim tho I on, Is as tieasuie
trove.
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
Hereafter Aaaerieao lata recti win
Thoroughly I'rntarted.
New York, Mav H, A special to the
I I lei, ild f i oin Washington nays: Meal
lire nave been Initiated bv the navv
ihpartment which contemplate provid
tug constant protection for American
interests in Central America. As a n
suit ol a consultation between Assist
ant Societuiy Allen and Keur-Admital
Crowiiihsliield, insttuctions have been
given to Hear-A luiiral Hi, I, bom, chief
constiuctor, to lit out the converted
yacht Viking for duty in Central
Ameiican waters as expeditiously us
possible. The Viking's small draught
will permit her to enter the shallow
wators on the eastern coast of Central
America so that the American Hag wi
hu flying constantly at Honduras and
Nicaragnan ports. Tho detei minati.iii
10 send the Viking to Cential America
is the result nf the coinmiiiiicatiuns
received at the statu department fiom
Americani in Honduras and Nicaragua
ncnug M -retary Allen said that no
word had yet been tOMivod from the
Detroit, but it is supposed that Com-
mamler Dayton and Minister Moiry
are continuing their investigation,
Obtaining affidavits fiom Amer'cuus,
110., bearing upon their refusal to pay
tounie duties on goods imported by
'in into .Nicaragua.
Rout of the Filipinos at $
Fernando.
TOWN WAS WELL
Iowa Tronp Mail tha
PORTTJij.
stoar.-e..
aaaaaove' BriSad Jaiaeg u.
I.awtua1 toll,,,,,,
0ro
Manila. May 8. Th, M
,i. I., i '.,1.1,1, i a
- oioiinoi e,t,.r
Maasin, near San Miguel, and JmS!
with his main body ot Iroopi TS
now. IW
The fallowing i a list of thaHBj
and wounded yesterday:
KilledTwentieth Kansas, 0,111,,
tenant and one private; First Mont,.
0110 urivate; First Nebraska, u0 J
vale. ' pn
Wounded Twentieth Kintal 11
nieu, including two officers, r-t'sj, '
tana, three, including one ffc.'
Kifty-Hnt lowa, three; Fir-t ehraik,
live; First South Dakota, one.
The Filipino army, though terrilk
demoralized, had San Fermmdu
fortified with zig-zag treneh, . , ,
structed and a BOmbor of Si,j,(
blockhouses in position to ,
These rebels could have rMilli I ,,,lllK.j
stronger force for a long time, ,f g-.
had had moral courage; but the ,
disheiirtened and dlaoraraged, and a
ran in groat disorder from the pac
Spanish prisoners left behind in iki
rout of the iiibelB todav told the AmHi
can that (leneral Luna had i
wounded in the shoulder iu lightin,,,
San Toiua yesterday, and the FiUBal
soldier have nil gone to pieces.
Qoneral MaeAtUiBr has niuveuki
full commanil to San Fernando.
Many people left in panic, diicajk
property and leaving household gora
behind. Thu main residence part ol
town is intact hut the church, convent
railroad buildings and hiisines Imuaa
ire tired by the Filipinos.
ia
these,
be set-
appliea
pass
MURDERED HER MOTHER.
1 lili'mn lt'imiaii La) In Walt ror llrr
Tan llmira.
I Incago, May ti. Mrs. Augustus
M.vles, after waiting two boor in a
lark tecess of u hallway at tho on
tiaBM to Wallatt'i hull, Borlingtoo
meet and North avenue, this alter.
tlOOn, shot and killed hei mother, Mrs.
Catherine Bcholta, Mr. Bohnlta was
10 attend a meeting ol the Martha
vYaahiagton Fran Vereio, which was
add in the hall, and the daughter lay
in wait lor her until she cume. Five
diots were tiled, three taking effect.
Mrs. Styles, who is 85 yeais of age,
aid she was driven to thu act hy her
mother's revealing a closed chapter of
her nil life to Mrs. Styles' daughter,
loyeatsof age. The child's Daren tl
were not regulaily married, and Mrs.
Schultz Is said to have disclosed tins
fact to her grandchild. Mrs. Styles
w as ai rested.
Naw Town. In Cnlnrailo.
Durango, Colo., May 8. Building
on several new townsites in the Uto
lands is Roing forward with all possible
speed. The filings at tho land office
up to noon Unlay numbered SO. There
is no way of estimating the number of
actual settlers.
Sana Till They limp,,,).
Washington. May 8. The double
hanging ol William Strather and
Charles Winston at tiie district jail
passed off quietly. The two coloied
men started for the scaffold just nt
noon, and seven minute later thev
were hanging from the gallows. Wins
ton and Strather hoth sang on the wav
from their cell to the scaffold, and con
tinued to sing until the drop fell
Strather killed Kose Talbot, who left
hei husband to live with him. Win
ston shot bii wife, Kmma, while in bed.
Th I'urrrnry Kill.
Waihington. May s.-The preiident
i not satisfied with the cauoai com
mittee's currency measure, according
to report from thoe who have die
cussed the subject at the White House
The trouble is .aid to be that it goes
fuilher in the direction ol banking and
currency reform than the president
deem expedient at this time.
-.rotoril,. .1 111 aitl I I .Van l .1 -
iiie
William L Haven, of
and could ha ,. 1. ,,.t.. ..t. L. it ,. . 1 . 2
' ujnr un-s4.uiei icao mole SocletV uri il,.i
taut. The entire plant Ii mm. n. l.JTaOO ul, k... ' M-Ts ' ,sl ov"r
- mmmnmm aa H ST VI I K 1 1 111 1 II I I I I I I II (M KIM
JJ- piadthacitv;
troop occu
Capture nr San Karnaiolo.
The capturo of San Fernando n
ma, lo by the Fifty-liist luwa, alter i
gallant charge. Ueneral Hale leil tin
attack, lie had two battalions ut th
Iowa regiment, a Hotchk. - gun. and
Hank movement on the ri;ht wo
made. To reach the city the tnams. kaf
to ford two shallow stream-,
llefoie the advance wa well begun tba
main body of rebels fled to the north
ward from San Fernando, leaviaj
small garrison. These fired un ua
lowans when in the middle of tlieteo-
ond stieaiii. Although the rebel Un
was hot, the Americans were not
checked for an instant. With a yell
the lowans r no bed up the bank ol the
stream nearest the rebel rifloB anil or
gan sprinting aftei the now fleeing BV)
rison. Heavily armed and accouMr-l
the lowans had a handicap as againM
the lightly clad rebels, and when out
run, many of the Americans stopped
his quarry with bullets. This oliaaa
lasted through the town and almost i
mile beyond. Tiied out and w i.nled
the lowans returned to fight the ff.iniei
consuming tho piihlio boHdingl (t
the torch of the natives, and then held
the town until MucArthur's cumuisnj
uame up.
HAS HAD ENOUGH.
Aeuinaldo (iu. . . M Hiirrnniler lie tiki
Bar lint Little.
Washingtiin, May 8. Aguinaldo'l i
envoy to tho American Philippine
commission have foimnlly idinittoi
tho sovereignty of the United Stale
over the Philippine islands and t lie sur
render of Aguinaldo is believe, I to be
closo at hand.
President Schtirmun. of the American
Philippine commission, who has never
heen optimistic on the problem, cabled
today to tho president the beliol ol the
comtuisiiion that Aguinaldo is ready to
surrender. Ho informed the prajitMll
of tho new plea for peace ma le by tlie
lagal lepicseutatives.
Aguinaldo offer to surrender, but
make, th tough his rapiMentattTta,
plea for certain assurances as to Vxal
itli.eis and government being giro
wie Filipinos. The condition! areot
minor consequence, aa lai as this gov
ernment is concerned. As a reault ol
the dispatch sent by Bohurman todsy,
it is the confident expectation uf the
ptMldOBt that the end of tlie rtiMliiui
is neat.
This result will not he obtained with
out some of tfie concessions nskeil tor,
rhloh have been recommended b.r tn
ntnmission, and which, by the cabled
lirection of the president today, will
be granted. These MBMMioni con
template giving tho Filipinos a tonn
government modeled after that ot
the United State.
acriotll
railway
Klut at Iluluth.
Dnliith, Mav 8. The first
lemonstrat'on bv the stieet
strikeia am! sympathizers occnired to-
tngliL They used dynamite to etop
trafflo. Four car weie detailed, three?
at West Duluth and one on inrfield
avenue. One ol tho cars lo e U
luth was smashed almost beyond re
pair, and all of the glass in the oihjj
two was broken. Tba VU oo OarBBB
avenue was served liaewiso. ' Ine iu'n
was seriously il not fatally ii.juroJ,
tnd foui others wore slightly hurt-
l ,, . In Vaneiurta.
Carncns, Venezuela, May
now re-eatahliahed in Veneltie
'ler.eral Kamon Uara, formerly Veue
ruelan minister of war gnd marl!
who Btarted tbe revolution last Febru
ary and wiib finally eeverely it1"'
iy the government troots, h-ia bMPi
into Colombia.
Lord Salisbury expieaaea mm li mIb
faction at the Analo-Russian as'""
ment, and hope Kouia will oonteal w
its publication.
Order at Wtrdaar,
Wardnct. Idaho. Mav 8. Ten cot"'
puiieiof United State! tro i -.
!
nt.
pert-
Wardne
for a
and
ft-
tiering between 600 and 600 m'
now itationed in Shoshone "
guarding mining and other
t hree companies are held at
to guard prisoner arrested
Participation in Saturday's riot.
tho
tioned at Mullan, Hem and B
Hie Dlrnnaa nl llliaSM"
al the district and prevent ifg
esi-sri,! nf ll, nt. .n.is,..(.t nf r
eneial Meniam ha hi lujadq"""
beio
th
ting-
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