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EVENTS OF THE DAY
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the Two H i' . ' Presenter!
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Australia is suffering from water
'ami lie.
The Rika. 10.000 itrong, are in an
nual convention in tit. Louia.
Tlio National Democratic committee
i gathering (lata on inonopoliea.
A in Hilary prisoner at Leavenworth,
Kan., waa ihot dead while trying to es
cape. A member of oongreu sayi Hawaii
will be given a territorial (orui of gov
ernment. At the recent comiitory the poie
created 13 nw cardinal! anl a number
of biihopi.
The trunipnrt Sherman ha reached
Manila, which aihla marly 2.OU0 to
Utia' foicea.
All volunteer regiment! now in th
Philippine want to be mustered out
at San Francisco.
Articles have been signed for a light
between Sharkey and Jeffries, it will
take place October 23.
Nearly 8,000 Cuban soldier! have
been pai l to date, and Oeneral (ioiuea
ban commenced the prepaiation of new
lima.
Major-(4eneial Wood, military gov
ernor of Santiago de "nba, is flitting
in Huston. He layi Santiago ia peace
ful and prospering.
The steamer Danube, plying between
Vlcloiia and I,ynn canal, Alaska, was
wrecked on the north shore of DmDIM
island. No lives were loat.
Congressman Lorenzo Daufurth,
aerving hia slilh teim aa congressman
from the lUlh Ohio district, died at
his couutiy home near St. Claim
ville, O. His ileath was sudden, and
was canned hy heart diseasu.
A movement la on loot to erect
$10, 000 monument to the memory of
the late Itichard P. Bland William
J. Ilryan has suhsiibed 1200, and other
iimoiiiits, in all about $1,000 have
been railed.
The war department haa received
telegram signed by United States Sena
tora (leoige 0, Parking ami Stephen M
White, offering for immediate service
In the Philippines n full regiment of
infantry from Southern California. It
ia slated at tbu war department that
no action can bu taken in the matter
of the l ul if. 'I ma regiment. The quel
tion of oalllng for volunteeiN has not
ii determined upon, and, besnlna,
It is not decided whether state TO0pJ
would be accepted, should Voluuleurs
be culled foi.
Sun Francisco will welcome the re
turn of the Second Oregon.
At an Omaha fire a powdei magazine
exploded, injuring II firemen.
A Muurbuactt sailor has started
acioas the Atlantic In a four-ton boat,
One man Was killed and six were in
jurcd in a railroad collision at Linn
ton, Or.
A Pennsylvania judge has decided
against the sale of liquor to eoldiois in
canteens.
Kngland has publialied her Tiam
vaal bluelMiok. It contulus a winning
to hruger.
An automobile ooouan has boan ot
MBlaad in Ghloago with a cupitui of
10,000,000,
The . inhibition on the I in xr ttt ion
into llelgium of A mor lean meat cuttle
ha been lulsc.l.
Itenjiimin K Harding, Oiegon's old
est United States senator III point ol
sei vice, died at his home at Cottage
uravii
liev. H. Phillips, Mrs. Phillips and
Miss Sears and thiee native eonverta
were killed in till interim of t'uina by
rioteiH.
Oallfornla bttomtnoM ouul is to h
elcctricaMy treate.l inul into
brloQuattaa to oompata with the Kail
I'lll Cliul.
All explosion occurred in the Smoke
leas Powder Company'! factory near
San Itafael, fill . killing four workmen
and injuring a number of others. A
lighted p pa left by a workman caused
the disanter.
The Portland d egon ian has started
a opular rabaotlptton to raise a fund
to built a monument in I'oitluiul, com-
niemorallng the fallen hin.es of (he
Second Oregon.
Count llenckle von Dunnelaiuarck,
one of the wealthiest Herman Untile-
men, bus gone into the muunfactuie of
eallulold material for olotlllng. He
paid tOO.OOQ inuika for the Horn. an
right to do so.
a Barlm dlipatak tayii it is an
nounced cmr officially that any in
crease in the tax on Ameiicuii bievi -lea
la iiiimihle, baaaaai the commercial
lieatiea with Austiia, Kuni and Italy
exclude such a thing.
Mlavoi I lawn,
Itear-Admiiul Walkei lias purchased
for a country house I lie New llamp
hiie farm on which he was ban
James Uannon. a young man, waa
killed in s hievcle mad race at Water
Vllle. O. , by bil wheel breakm)
down.
The Columbus. O , police have un
earthed a echool foi crime at winch
boys are taught to ateal and dm pore of
the stolen goods.
The Unlveriity of Colorado haa eon
ferred the dagfaa ol L LD, gpoa llrlga
dier lleneial Irving Hale, U. 8. A.
There has been incoroiated with th
secretaiy of New Yoik state "Th
Naval ami Militaiy Order of the Span
Hh A men. an War," with the rut
cipsl offices in New York city, o v
vi nor Uooeevelt one of the di ieet.ua
The Krie railroad has practically da
cided to build a direct line Iron.
Claveland to Marion. O.. to connect
at the latter paint with the Chicagr
A Kria, giving it an air line between
Chicago and Cleveland and Cliiouuall.
LiMER NEWS.
Misread it.g of orders cauaed iba
Linriton, Or., oolliiion.
The treainry deficit will reach neatly
1 1 00,000,000 for tbe year.
Oeneral Joe Wheeler will probably
be lent to the Philippine!.
At an hotel Are in Oswego, N. Y ,
one woman lost her life and eight weie
injured.
The Spanish government has ap
pointed Luizi Marinas consul-general
at Manila.
Secretary Long will create a board
of admiral!. Admiral Dewey will
probably preilde.
The cruiser Philadelphia haa arrived
In Sun Francisco from Samoa, with
Admlial Kautz on boanl.
A Hun Pianciico cigarmaker has been
arrested by revenue officers for refilling
boxes, and imitating loieigu stum pa,
Yellow fever has bioken out MMMVI
the soldier at Santiago and Puerto
Principe. Four deaths and 14 OHM
have been reported.
The coast and geodetic survey steam
er Patterson will make a survey of that
portion of the Hcbring sea on the mutes
to the Alaska gold fields.
England will borrow 4,000,000, re
payable in yearly Installments, for the
defense works, buriackl and rifle ranges
at home and abroad.
Porto Kicuna are In ruining dissatis
fied. I bey contend thut under the
piesent ariangemeiits they are of no
country and have no flag.
At Johnstown, Pa., the Cambria
Steel Corn puny haa posted notices of a
general advance of wages of 10 per
cent. About 1,600 men are affected
hy lira advance.
At Akron, O., settlement bus been
reached in tho iteet railway alrike.
Ten hours are lo OOMtltOta a day's
work. The luotnrmcn and conductors
receive an advance of ii cents, and
other employes '!'.. cents an hour.
Fifty hospital ambulances shipped
from Chicago to Tampa, Flu., OVOf a
year ago by army official to he for
wardeil to Cuba for the use of tbe
United States tioops, have been lost.
It took 17 curs to haul the iiinhiiluin en.
The Filipino! imprisoned two Fug
lishmeii at Tachbohonu, on the island
of BanM, southeast of Luzon. The
liritish cruiser Oration steamed to the
ioint from ('elm, and her commander
demanded their release. When this
was refused he lauded a fotOO of ma
rines, and plaarad hia ship for action,
whereupon the Kuglishmen were hand,
ud over.
Shelby ami Muiiliold, )., Were in
undated hy Honda.
Tbe wniahip Philadelphia has left
Honolulu for San Kranoiscn.
Charles A. I.ittleliidd will suci d
Nelson Dinglcy, of Maine, in congress.
A great timber firm In Norway lias
(ailed fur U, 000,000 kroner, involving
bauki.
President MiKiuley is said to he
changing in fuvur of uulling for more
tioopa.
Oil! la pleased with Whnuton and
bus complimented him iu an ofBcial
dispatch.
At I'airishville, ()., cloudbursts
damaged property to the extent of
1:1011.000.
Hot angei and two handy revolvers
caused tbe deuth of two boyi ut Pul
aski, V.
The war department refuses to accept
the Pennsylvania court's decision on
army canteen.
The prospect for an euily settlement
of the Cleveland atreet railway itrike
si ami bright.
Keai-A Imirul Watson hit atiived
at Mnuilu, and assumed command of
the American Meet.
.lames McKenna, of Pendleton, Or.,
haa sued the O. It. A N. Co. foi 130,-
000 for the loai of a leg.
In Southern India robbers are cut
ting off the ears of their victims to
more expeditiously iccuie their cur
lings. Four trunsporti will sail within a
week and u fifth will soon leave fioiu
Sun Francisco, carrying rtlnfoiOMMUtl
to Otis.
The liritish steamer Kthelwood
foundered off the Jamaica coast. Part
ot her crew spent IS bonis in an open
bout before they were rescued.
Aa u result of euling ice cream in
which lurked ptomaines, 16 of a puny
of HO picnickers were polaoned at Ful
ton Park, a suburb ol Portland, Or.
No fatalititea resulted.
Ai u result of a new law that goes
into effect July I, in Nebraska, reiiiu
iug ahortei houri and various other
lagalations, many women will lose
their positions, and men will he given
then plans
At PllnOj Cal., a counterfeiting
00 till and f!l00 iu hud money have
been seised by the officios. The Qui.
prita have been arrested. A portion
01 a eounlci loitei ' outfit waa also
found at Sail liafael.
Lord Cecil Coin pt On i an Knglish
captain, fiom the Transvaal, while in
Chicago, expressed some interesting
.iplntoui. He believes would take
110,000 men to MOQjMf OOflU Paul's
lo main, w ilh its gueiilla warfare ami
natural military stronghold!
A bill passed bv the Texas legisla
ture piovides for the teaching in the
k.1, l l . . m i
puiiiic scmHits ot a course ol uutuuue
tieutiuent to animals
A Pennsylvania company baa the
contract to build I'J steel bridges for
the Southeastern extension of the Uu
i in trani-Slberutn lailroud.
Kdwaid Conner, catcher in a ball
game between two local nines at Law
rence, Mass., was struck over the I. cut
by a foul Kill and killed
At Philadelphia a gang of masked
lobbcri, probably 10 iu number, raided
the receiving office of the Fniriaaant
Park Transportation Conrpanv, at Hoi-
mont, Iu Faiiuiount Park, and, after
holding up the receiver and live other
employe! of the railroad, blew open
the safe, seeming ft, 000, the com
panv'i receipts for two dayt.
Leading Methodists plan to eliminate
.tiuipetttiou between the colleges of
that oburcb in Ohio bv making tbe
Ohio Wraleyau university at Delawaie
a univeraity to winch all other Metho
dist echool ID the Hale shall be subordinate.
SO -KING FOR SAMOA
Joint Commission Recom
mends a Governor.
MALIKTOA TANI'S RECOGNIZED
Than II Aurllrated In r.r ul th
OaaaaalaafMNMH -Hew rinn or
(J'uverii niriit.
Apia, Samoa, via Auckland, N. 7. ,
nun 28 Mataafa has lunenlered
I s ,i i riffei, and tbe loyalist! have given
up 2,000. After June 30, a heavy
penalty will ba anfor oad upon natives
firund with riflea in their poaaaaiioo.
Mataafa promised to turn in more
weapons. The native! have returned
to tiieir homes.
' Mulietoa Tunui wai recognized at
kinK by the coinmisiioneii of tin
three power, and the decision of Chief
Juatice Chambers, in the mutter of tire
kingship, was piochiimed valid ami
binding. Malietoa Tamil then abdi
cated in fuvor of the comrniiiioueri,
who appointed a provisional govern
ment, consisting of the consuls of the
three (rowers, empowering a majority
to act in all cases where unanimity ii
not ieiuiied by the Bail In treaty.
Chief Justice Cham hers continues to
hold office ami the various BOnloipil
officials are continued. Dr. Wllhelm
Solf ha been authorized to act al
president of tho municipality of Apia.
The commissioners expect to leave
June 'iH, but they have requested
Chief Justice Chamber to lemain,
Their reort recommend the abolition
of the kingship in the ialand, And the
appointment of a governor and an ex
ecutive council, consisting of three
rjomlnaaa Ol the three inteieHted pow
ers, assisted by a native house. Un
der tli ih scheme the governor would
have a veto ovei general and muiih ipal
law; tiie nominee would bit the de
partment head; couaulur, diplomatic
and judicial function would be ubol
isiied; revenue would be raised by an
iih tease of duties an I poll lax. tbe
jurisdiction of tbe supreme court would
be incicused; the municipality, uudei
a mayor and council, would be ex
tended, and the mtnffico would be un
der tbu general government.
Tho liritish cruiser Porpoise, Cap
tain Sturdee, left via Fiji. June 8.
Apia ami tl:e couutiy roiindahonl
are resuming normal conditions.
American uud Ilritisher expie sat
isfaction at the decision ol the com
missioners. Aiming tbe Herman, it
is rumored that lb. Soil will be the ud
uiiniatiutor in the new nutivu govern
uient ENEMY OUT OF REACH.
Itehrln Take lo III- Ha ,,,,,, anil Hills
lleymol linns.
Munllii, June 211. The insurgent
atmy hit taken to the swam pa and
bills beyond I in its. Tbe largest force
Is supposed to he in the neigh horhnod
ul San Francisco du la Malbon, holding
positions, toward tbe lukeoi toward the
const, according an exigencies demand.
Oeuerul When ton letiirued to Iiiiuh
today, I. ringing thiee men who were
wounded in yesterday's fighting.
Tire heavy rains thut fall nightly
muke campaigning nnootnfortabla.
The roads are still good, but the lieu
Held adjoining theiu aie hhiI of wu
ter. The Filipinos will not light unless
they cull meet our tioop in position!
most advantagaoOl to themselves, or
take our raoOunoiUWlng Isslii in inn
bush.
It ii impoisiblo lo learn what effect
tbe recent defeat has hud upon their
leadeis. This should he ilishcuitcn
lug, lot they hail boasted that the
American could never conquer the
province ol Cavite, Agolnaldo'l home
country, where lie alwuv Hoisted the
Spaniards.
Oeneral Otii recently received a let
ter signed by native women of the
province, declaring that if all the men
Welti killed, the women Would still
keep up the tight against the Amen
cans.
Ooplaa of the IniUtganl organ, In-
dapandanoia, shows that the Piliplnoa'
hopes of success aie kept a llama by po
litical movement in America The
Indapandanoia ptinti taporti of alleged
spec, hrs made at alleged meetings in
the United Stales, denouncing the wur,
and it aisert thut these icptesent the
dominant Anatloan sentiment. It de
clares also thut the Filipinos will con
tinue the wur until the next piesnlen
tial campaign, which it "sure to re
sult iu a division to wlthdtai ti e
American troop from the Philip
pines. "
It is reputed that the Spanish gar
iismi ut Huler, iu tbe province ol
Prlnotpa, on the east coast of Luzon,
which hud become nsluoed to IIM men,
finally surr lered to tbe Filipinos,
alter holding out (or a year.
DMMgew in a Oelllalea,
Sunderland, June It, - The steamer
Wearmoutb has uirlvid here from l.on
don with her bow considerably dam
aged, deck strained and foremast gone,
llOttt collision which she report! oc
curred on June Is oil Dudgeon light
ship, with the BrltiaO ship Port F.lgin,
which sailed ft mn Hull on June 111 tor
New York Tbe fate ol the Pott
F.lgin is not known.
New York, June 38. Charles Mnr
ldir. traced bv a locomotive rod,, .
mile on a bicycle in one minute and
live second near Mavwod. L. I., to
day. June Mo he will endeavor to
cover the mile in one ninute.
One of Otis' staff officer ba ar
rived In San Francisco. He aavs as
Man a wet weather lagins be believes
Manila will be besieged hy the insur
gent!, and unlea we have 100.000 men
there the American will be foiced to
withdraw,
. ,
I aa petted taTaakaaaa Tut Hark.
Wallace, Idaho, June S3. Attorney
M t being ready loduv, eouit adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
it I i mi o ted tbat ",b ol Finch
CanipMI') men. fiom Misaoula, turned
back fiom Spxikane. The rumor can
not lie continued, and it n geneially
discredited.
Mali id, June J3 A dispatch to the
Imparcial (rotu Mauila raya: rVaroo
Uumarvmaie. a Frenchman, who went
to the relwsl camp lo intervene In tie
half of Spaniili priwmei in hands of
Kilipioua, baa been treacherouily murdered.
PAUL JONES MYSTERY.
Anrt Thl Nsehlha 1 "' "
Hlown I i IbeWI Pals
New Oileanl, June 24. Captain M.
P. Donieu, of the tramer Indepan-
lenoe. ha brought to the city a piece
f the wreck ol the naptha launch Paul
Jonee, lost in the Oulf lait January.
which throw (till more myitery on
that diaaiter. Tbe Paul Jonea waa
thought to have been deployed by tiie
explosion ol h-r naptha tank, which
would account for her complete de-
ill net ion and u Idea loe of all on
board.
Tbii ii now shown to have been a
totally erroneous ti.eory, for the naptha
tank wa difd rad by Captain Vint
lett intact ami uninjured and lill
tbree-fouilhi full, at (irand Oazier
iiland, near Braton island, where the
wreck wa mppoaad lo have mxiirred.
The tank wai brought to tbe city.
Some 12 feet of the launch wai Mill
adhering to it. an I seemed to have been
cutoff, Indicating 'but the vessel wa
run down iu eollilion. On the other
hand, the accident occurred where no
large vesiels go, and a eollilion was
well-nigh Impoetible. The remainder
of the wreck will be brought to New
Orlean from urand Ouzier oil the
next trip ofstbe Independence.
PROSPEROUS AND WELL-CLAD.
Ili.l.nilsri Are n.,. king 0l hor
la Kirnpe Ik Itnsslau Knuut.
New York. June 24. It ii laid at
the burge offloC tneie is a nearly, grad
mil increase iu tbe immigration of
Fin. There were 9o 0n the New York
when laat she arrived at thia port, and
there were about ai many on the Urn
brio, liming the month of May, 670
Finn were paused through the barge
office. Thi i a decided increase over
last year about &" P"
The commiaainners have not been
Infon I of the departure ol any large
parties, though there la much laid of
the preparation! of many partiea. The
Immigrants u'e laid to hu of an excel
lent olaai not apparently driven from
their country by jverty, but by itrea
of other dr. unntanci a, railed the op
pression ol Kimsian offlciula. It i de
senhed aa not a flight (rom starvation
or even fmui prospective want.
"It ia (imply the departure of the
youth of the nation, piospe roua, well
clud, with money in it ro3ket, detoi
mined to eek ill fortune elsewhere,
rather than come under the Kuiliaii
knout."
ii..... Vf clrnina t Nlnainr.
Colomho. C'eylon, June 24. Tht
ciuiaei Olympia, with Admiral Dewey
on board, arrived here ul B o'clock A.
M., from Siugas9re, aalilted the forti
ashore an I wu aaluted by the latter in
return. An aid de-camp repieienling
the governor of Ceylon, Hon. Sir Jo
seph Wertridgeway, hoarded tbe Olym
pia ut 7 o'clock in order to welcome
Dewey and Colonel Suvuge, command
ing the tn.ops, made a viait at 10
o'clock. Tbe visits were relumed at
11 o'clock.
Dewey wai met at Jettioe hy a
guurrl of honor, and, amidst cheering,
drove in the governor'! cariiuge tc
breakfaat with Savage. The admiral
afterward booked rooini at the Oallo
face hotel and returned ou Irourd tin
Olyuipiu ut 1 o'clock.
New French .Wliilstrv.
Pari, June 24. Late tins afternoon
the announcement waa made that Sena
tor Waldeck-ltotiaseuu hud com luted
the formation of a cabinet.
The new Oabinet, as organized, fol
low: Senator Wahleck-lunseao, presi
dent of the council of minister and
minister of the Interior; M. Delcasae,
minister of foreign attain) Oeuerul
Murquia ie Oallifot, wur; M. Delan
MMtBa marine; M. Monts, justice, M.
Callinix, Inanoe; M. Millerand, coin-
ineroe; M. Leyguea, publio InatrMtionj
M. du das, coluniei; M. Jiun Dnpuy,
agrioulture; M. Pierre D'Audiu, pub
lio worka.
alml ty Hentrlea.
San Franoisio, Jona 24. The Fx
aininer prints a story strongly intimat
ing that John II. Ley nolds, a wealthy
member of the casual detachment at
the Piesidio, was shot uud killed
while trying to put tbe line ou Sun
day morning. It is staled thai mem
ben of tbe detachment uy Reynold,
wa shot down hy William 14. Harris,
of company I, Twenty fourth Infantry,
ami that Hairy Watts. John Tyrrell
ami Harry Barton, alao mem ban ol th
casual companies, Were wounded h
Tioopor William Mieehau, of th
Ninth cavalry.
Aa Oittei r t Raeale
Uridgeport, Conn . June 24. It was
learned tihluy that within u abort time
the plant of the American Ordnanrt
Company ba been imitod by u repre
sentative of the czar of Rotlla, It it
stated the ordnance , oinpany was asked
by the repreaentative whether the fol
low nig Older ooul.l lie ti I led : One hun.
drad lield battarie of six gun each;
six and ltBOttndar quick-tiring gun
and 1,000 cuiasona und limber. Tin
value of the older would he about
1800,000, Official.) of the ordnance
company refuse to udm it or deny that
audi older ha been placed
Mill AM Aetarrtlr Ki.r.lltlun.
Londort, June it. A. J. Itallonr,
goventnent leadei in the house of com
mon, today a-siiied a deputation that
the chancellor of the exchenuei was
prepared to give substantial aid to tht
proposed Antarctic expedition.
V i plosion In n I'nal Vllne.
Wilkc-barre, Pa., June 4. A heavy
Uploaion ol ga incurred tin morning
in one ol the loww lift of the Maxwell
collieries of the Lehigh A Wilkebarie
Coal Company. Three hundred men
Ware at Work In the mine at the time
and the Hist re pod waa that a great
iiianv had Ken killed. Fortunately,
howfvei, all succeeded in making then
escape, except three, who were slightly
hume l The cause of the cxplmion is
a mystery. Little damage wai done.
The Khnlira Kerenled.
I 'ano, Egypt- June S4. It i an
nounced that the khalifa ha been de
feated with heavy lose hy native
frieudlv to the Britiih. It i added
he tied to the wood with a few foi
lowen, and that hit capture is immi
nenl.
New York, June 24. A ditpatch to
the Herald from Kio Janeiro aayi: A
mob luicvil the jail at Kio Orande and
lynched a Frenchman named Jean
Panare, accused of aeaanlting a 3-year-old
girl. After tormenting hiia, tt
mob binned him alive
Conditions in the Philippines
Worse Than Reported.
INSURGENTS NOT YET CRUSHED
, r th. Lountr, itr,.. th. Paaaf
u. ..1 tar a irat Aruljr
Ut lnll
Washington, June 24. An imprea
lion i gettirrg abroad in the country
that the people have not received all
the fact regarding the situation iu
tlm Philippine. It ii lielieved that
the oimot ii Mrntlnlalng pie die
patchei veiy carefulily, ami tliat i
Qenaral Otii hm oommanlcatad tht
exact conditions to tho department hit
ji-p.itrhei have not been given to tb
public
The reaton'for thii belief may b
seen in what the publio now know,
that, although Oeuerul Otii gave out
glowing picture of success and th
eailv break-up uf tbe rebellion, the in
surgent are really in a trouger posi
tion than two month ago. It ia piob
able thut when tho volunteer return
ami are no longer subject to the onleri
ol officer! superior to tliemelvei bouii
of the real facta connected with tin
Philippine will lie brought out.
The political ignificance of Presi
dent McKinley' trip into Mussachii
setts at ibis time i said to be hi de-
aire to oveicorue the opposition thai
h4M been developing to bil policy in
the Philippine. Probably in no othei
tate or aection ii there a much real
I posit "i. to i in- expuiieiou idea aa in
Mussai husettl. It I expected thut th
president' viait will have the effect oi
milking friend for the administration
anil do good work toward hieuking
down the oprositioii to the reteulior.
ul the Philippine!.
While the piesident is away tin
pre ol the country i growing ver)
iiiiuuimoua in expreaaing the hope thai
he will return 1 itb tire determination
of sending a ulttcient army to crush
the rebellion ami uphold the national
honor of the United Stutea in tbe Pa
cific. Agulnnlilu Massing Ills Arinjr.
Manila, June 24. Aguinaldo doei
not aeem to be autialied with tire at
tempt of ihe inguigeiit to retake Sun
Fernando, and he haa taken com main,
of (teueral Lunu'iarmy und iia muaaec1
the luiget tebel force yet mobilized,
bringing ii.OOO men from the Antipole
region. He is exceedingly trouble
mime, Last night hi men woundec
two member of tbe Seventeenth tegi
uient.
Oeneral MacAithu'i men aie con
stantly on the alert to repel any attack)
by the rebel, sleeping upon their
arum. The general unceioly hope!
that the Filipinos will give him an
other chance for a battle, for the ol
diet! leally enjoy mi opportunity to
tight them when they can do 10 with
out wu.ii i g through swamp to catch
them,
Kailwuv truing between Manila an I
Sun Fernando buvo boen atopped foi
several days, while peiiuanent repair!
were being made to the bridge along
the loute, but today trufliu wua ro-
omed.
The trunsport Centennial, which ha
arrived heie, had an exoiting experi
ence while rounding Point Engano,
on the northern coast of Luzon, on her
way to thi porL She (truck u lock
Wedneadav und remained fust for gev
eial hours, during which time she
wui aurrounded by swartui ol native!
in canoes, who becume menacing.
Captain Eagle, who commanded tin
tiunsirt, wa compelled to throw over
board 100 ton ol supplied in order to
lighten the ehip sufficiently to get he!
afloat Ilefoie thi waa effected tht
Filipino had towed the cuses ashore,
and were lighting over the spoils.
The cruiser Daltimore reuentlv
grounded at the same point, but tin
native feared to approach her.
MAY HELP KRUGER.
Fr.. Male Mkln War Prep
aration.
Bloemfontein, June 2H. The volk
laal, of the Orange Free State, bai
voted 0,S70 lor the increase of artil
lery, tent and other militury lupplie.
A reioliitioii wa adopted directing the
government to adopt the Mauaer rifle
ui the national weaisin. Tho volki
raad alio voted 4,22.0OO for ammuni
tion and 30, H50 for other wai material.
Bttrewl T.nslun at Cp Town.
r...lon Inna 2(1. A dispatch from
Cape Town to the Outlook lay: "The
tenaion ia extreme. Duaineee i ei
standstill and the general feeling ia
that England must promptly bring
tnatteia to un IlltW, The league will
have no difficulty in preventing meet
inga lupportiug Sir Allied Milner'i at
titude, the deire being to refrain from
enibarrasaing the imperial BOtbOlitiat,
The Oiuugu government i urging the
Tramvuul to make further concoiioui.
Munv people conaidei Milnei'i fran
chise proMjuli are uaelel without the
grunting of 12 neat to the mining cen
ter! and the light to I peak English in
the volkiraad. Othoiwiae, it will bt
impoaibletoielect repieaentative men.
Failing in these concession!, the Johiin
neabiirgeri say they rrefei treaiy
pioviding aecurily and judicial und
educational reforms."
DISARMAMENT NOT FAVORED.
Hut the I'niifereiire May Agree to Arrril
War Preperatleu.
The Hague. June 20. M. He Staal,
president of the peace conference, at a
meeting of the committee today, intro
duced the Kusiun proposal looking to
the arrest of armaments, and read a
declination disclaiming all intention ol
proposing a reduction of the ainiainents
al present, lint, he added, he was ol
the opinion that if a standstill could
be agtaad upou a reduction would soon
come of itself. The powers, he ex
i lamed, bud conferred with the czar
relative to the immense evil of aimed
pea. e, and he, M. De Staal, now ap
pealed to them to devote their euergie
toward the arrest of the continual in
cieuse iu the cost of armed peaue,
which be asserts cents more than u ten
years' war.
Count Qolimki. of the I: in dele
gation, moved tbat the power should
enter into a negotiation ol a term ol
say five years, not to increase the
effectiveiioi of the peace fooling ol
their fou rs with the exception of colo
nial troops, und not to increase the
umoiiut of their military budgets be
yond their present flgute.
The speeches' and the letroliltion were
ordered to be printed and circulated,
and the discussion was adjourned un
til Monday. A naval standstill reso
lution will bo introduced later.
BOLD THIEVING.
iu kulc I in; I
rur . .
movement fin e .
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"Ml
WILL CUKB BPKAKlfi
run for Disfaaiu
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nnir.r mt ,,
New Turk Man (lets Away Willi f.
ooo rreM a iiostun ii:, ui.
Boston, June 20. (4. Shea, alius
Philip Lumbele, un all-round crook
and clever sneak thier, mid n resident
of Chicago, is likely to serve many
years' imptiaoumant in payment fojf
one-half daya' use of 1 10,000. Shea
went into the Metropolitan National
bank in Postofflce Square, at noon and
got away with $10,000. He made for
New York, where he wai promptly ar
rested, a good description of the thief
having been lent all over the Eastern
states within an hour after the rob
bery. He offered tbe officer making
the arrest the whole f 10,000 to set him
free. All of the money wis recovered.
Chief Watts telegraphed a description
of the man to the New York police am!
a Watch wus placed upon all of tbe
tiains and steamship lines. It is
thought Shea tode out of town ou the
elect! to curs uud hoarded a truin foi
some suburban station.
Castered a itrat laai
Manila, June 24. The rebels have
Itatned that tha American volnntoai
are returning to the United Statea und
the Filipino newspupers show thai
they construe thii to ineun that th
American! are abundonini! the war and
aie inCOOiagad theieby.
The out posts of the Washington teK.
ment yeatciduy captured Oeneral Pio
del Pilar' bras bund of 112 pieces, tin
meirihei ol which somehow became
separated from the rebel army, and
came near the American line without
having tiie means of resistence. Some
Chinamen of Manila have tiled a claim
aguinit the instruments, which, it ap
poar, were leased by the musician of
Qenaral Pio del Pilar.
Four of tbe wounded of the Fourth
infantry in the recent tight with th
rebel have died in hospital.
WTIraUw Telagraphy.
New York, Juno 21. A dispatch tc
the Herald from Kingston, Jamaica,
says: The government of Trinidad hai
decided to adopt the Marconi system
of wireless tolegraphyy for communica
tion with tbe dependency of Tobugo.
(TohagO an island in the Wind
ward group of the British West Indie.
mile long by 12 wide, 24 mile
noitheaat ol Triuidad. It wa cedes! to
Oreat lliitain by France in 1 703. )
tergai Army Neeeeai"r,
Washington, June 22. An office!
who ha jnat returned fiom the Philip
pines, and who ii not now 000 Meted
with the army, is quoted a laying
that to pacify and thoroughly establish
L nited State government in the Phil
ippine will require an army of 150,
000 men. After the Filipino have
MM thoroughly ahlpad and thev un
derstand that the United Statea mean
bnaineea, he thinks there will be little
or no tiouble.
f!rat Whlskay Trast.
New York, June 28. A combination
'f the American Spitita Company, !
uialrttftg of 85 aepeiate ooncerni, the !
Kentucky Oistilleriee & Warehouse
Company, coniiiting of S conceruij 1
th Standard Distilling A Diitributing '
oinpany, conaiitiug ol 16 concemi;
the Spirit! Diitributing Company and
a auuihet of moat important rye !
whisky cmcerni into one rent ml e.... I
Ptxy, ha been effected by the incor
poration of a concern Bailed th Du
tilling Company ol America, with a
capitaliaatiuo of 1126.000,000.
Frail anil Vegatabla Trust.
New York. June 26. It is reported
that P. D. Aiinoiir is at the bmd ol
movement to attempt to control the
fruit ar.d vegetable trades. J. W.
Oonpland, manager of the California
Fruit Trunsportuioii Company, is au
thority for the statement. Mr. Coup
land has just returned from a metling
of the fruitgrowers of the South, held
at Wilmington, N. C, at which be
Cald un oigunization wag effeuted tc
tight Mr. Armour's plan.
It was said thut Mr. Armour, assist
ed by others, has secuied control of the
fruit trade of the Pacific coast and he
is now endeavoring to get control of tho
fruit and vegetable trade of Florida,
Oeorgia, South Carolina, North Caio
line, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware,
Tenessee, Arkansas, Mississippi ami
Texas. Mr. Coupland said the combi
nation included the Porter Uros. Fruit
company, the Continental fruit express
and the Karl Fruit Company.
liravel Train Wrrrkail.
Denver, Juno 16, A spen.il to the
Newi liom Jnbsluirg, Colo., gives
meuger news of a wreck which occurred
this evening, eight miles west of Jules
burg, on the Union Pacific, in which
four men are believed to have been
killed and two others seriously injured.
A gravel train of 50 curs wai running
east at tbe tate of 25 miles an hour,
when the eighth cui from the engine
broke iu two and 24 cats were piled up
in a heap. Two unknown men were
seriously hurt, and four more are
thought to be under the masaof wreck
age. Conductor Simpson was slightlv
hurt about the head. The wieck was
caused by a broken flange.
Yellow Kevar Ttetlma.
Washington, June 24. Under yes
tarda! date QoToinooGaaaral Brooka
cable the war depaitmeat the death
of two moie enlisted men at Santiago
from yellow fever.
rive Mi Drewmsrl,
Lam pain. Tex., June 28. Mr T
J. Lloyd, living .even in,es northwest
of this place, with her five .laughters
and a visitor, Misa Chlldara, went in
bathing in a creek today. The voung
est girl, went beyond their "depth
when their eldest lister ami Mis
Unlderi went to their rescue and all
Jive were d, owned. Mn. Lloyd saved
her other daughter only by heroic
efforts.
ti
Ja-
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Eth-
Tata or a Mliila, Si..m.
iruru rori Antonio,
-ar.-a, hji: i i,e (ar ii growimr
II,. - - - 1 . "'a
smvier anu missing steamer
-.wu. u... met with further mi.nap.
and may have foundered. All iucom
Ing .learner, report that they have aeen
nothing of her, and he, agent, here
wboare 10 cmrnnnication with other
Done, have obtained uo trace of ber.
Washington, June 2..
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ljliii I'ltiir.. . I i
II take ou o T . . ".
power which ,,e, i'
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it will be m . : :
....... enMllflll uri.
any other committee i lk.
sn, .obi It I.- . . . .
lolooMt)Hj .
posed to make the sireak., uj
t Mm a.. ! . . mm
sufficient size I,. ;., i.. i 1
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leader! o' the I lllilyit
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v.. i..o uunsu ami tl() , (ik
elec rTnof sZ"C"'"'
OOnilBa for Hrir.ui,...
vuT of thH nl.l I.-,,.,!.:. .. lJ
in their places. Hv ilil
whim i "ttii in, mw l urlr U-
and Ohio will i r
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UlDiriUUieu Uliinr ir n .. t.
a fu
PORTER FOR tuc .
WUI l-rnbabl, . u '
mm Airalrt.
New York Jr.... o
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o" irmri naaliinglrma,- .
I1UUJ uVUJilll i I I a . ' m
-vuhto urancn of the I
iiidtit with tin ftUI. i r .
Colonial Affairs and Forein U
merce," or lometbing similar k)l
..-3-jnicu u ir... ho in I ii intration
lilieiv rieiessarv lo t i.
. - - - ... ...nil
wriri ii coinrorii inn ii,, .. ;...
i. -a .i . . -.v.
resun ot ine war with Spain.
lllH Wolil "ei.li.iO.lo
ior poiuioat reaeau to aomeoj
members of the cabinet, bsona, f
smacks of imperialism, and it ir arfr
able that some other titl ; j.
adopted. The meaning, in,W rj
Ire the same, l 'r. liunnary vn rvax
mendationi to congress on tUav.
ject, data is now being eompiUI m
cfiuing the control ol the cokrisak)
foreign powers and tbe extaaac!
our commerce into foreign fieldi. t
,,. .on lu.ru of tltt.oi.l'lt.el uit.l an i ... I ..
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ooo i. .is ui uiu no in . ii ion. null ire
I,... to, ii. I, ll.mir.nl tii.il li,nlA,lu
. .. : I . ... . I . I J
llll.o ol vorj ii urr, .iritie
American coniuls on tint; in
colonies belonging to foreign
1..1I. 1 1. M D.a.:.
IS.I, -.1.111, .11. .SO Ol 'I I. .1 111 ...
A 1... I 1 .. J I I 1
ill ii.i ..un ii u"n ivi run icpu
a no. oi .j i.'iin nun uiriaiiB
submission to them. Kuberl F
1... ...1... lo I .... I - i. I
iii, ..in, in iuumcii nil. .ii an wic
head of the (imposed cabinet aa
..-li.... n.aalml ,..,11 l.n ..IsJ-J
en. ii i.n n.u, mil ou loiiauuwis
guid to tho plans for eitemlintay
com merce, which is to become iW
of the new department.
CTDiirr a uicccn unit
Mine
Kxpl(ilou Ml ICnnlrut
Three Mm.
11 o'clock this riiorniinr n tsrriMM
in 1 ii i the scene o! the rmslltri
io.ti.,1, ui.ii uud in KiiiiiumiianM I
men are now lying dead ut tbenvH
i nor ier is oror a n v rara v
and a tilth ia very euripusly kilt
i iii 1 1 1 , -1 1 were . s ... . nr.
foot level with machine drilli.
ui, i or tr.n . n s siriirr a u
hole." wliero the shot liJ failesl te
,i .....1 I lliaalM Pout and Om
un.ui ,ti, ii v 'i i u i no . . ,
Lee were instantly killed, nvtiila 31
Uriffia, a ratiriied man, died m
way to the hospital. -Men omm
parts of tho mine rushed it one j
help ol their comrades, und
carried out of the mine qjir''.' JS
in juied were removed to lk "0,l''u'
Uan Ureeu is lying at lbekavw
with but faint hopes for fmm
Charles Coiiaon bus receiveil
iuries to hia riuht arm, the nliJ
torn off, but the surgeons
of hia r vi-rv
The mine ia closed tlii" ,,e"
and will probably remain so untilwj
tho funerals.
have '
-- it. lis for IW
iMi-inin. .lime 26. The Cal
natalal I4u-ltn savs: The Oalafl
... . i .... itii-led i
Bieei oinpany m "
representatives of the Kussiin go
men! In furnish thut country
isn nnn in,,. l ateel rails for it
merise ruilioad enteiprise in Si!
i rnvi ti.;. is said to M l
largest order ever placed "''""JS
in the world and represent
of between M.600.0J0 ami
Killed br " " " I
New York. June 2ti.-H
Kamaey, a ticket-seller at Hie
Square garden, was killed "V,
today. Mrs. Kamsey, wttfl
thought, was insane, cut her xzLA
throat with a razor as he hv
in their room in the Hanle"
Trust A.lvames IW .
... , , mi Tli 1J"
rilis.rurg. June --" a
glass combine known as tno- gl
9 la Company, has again
tne prices oi winnow is.- ja
-- i k ... in uer4",
-.ease ranges nom o .v. r
takes place immediately.
i .i i.. 9 The ofB-:l l
11V1IIU.1II, U U "n .w.
-i . a . ai iki. iiirrilHs
ine toreign omce i" m.irl
Ambassador Choute a fotuial J
dum en body ing the w"1!"""!
meut reached on the
question.
T- M. KsflllO""'
New York, June 26.-A e-eciaJ l
u u a tv.ahnnlton "1
1... u ia .......
1 HO noiSIU 1 1 1' 1 11 - , j'.m
Hreiident McKinley win un
enliitment of additional men
Philippines when he return " g
ington. Thia i the Wrttt I
".. . . i .ri. ., elite0' .
wen iniormen wai iirj-
. i.ii
The adminiitration hai a- '
to leoogniie tiie necen.T ,t
ing General Otis' command
parent that aome deiartm nt 0
are figuring on tbe adftaabtHU
lilting lofflcient men to form
pleta regimen ts.