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EUOKNK CITY OREGON
EVENTS OF Till: DAI'
A i: lutrrMtlng ellertl.in of llama from
Ilia Two HaMlpll.-ra V melitmA
In i ... .1. i .. i Koruit
Tha messenger lioys nf Huston hara
gone on ttrlke lor an IMIMM of pay.
The eup-ohallenger Shamrock If
nt o-it ready to ttarl for New York.
Umny ViiiaH it telling. Pwtland for
Ilia grit tima tinoe 1 Ht 1 .
MaMln Doll, laid to have married
ii woman, all tint two ol whom art
now living, wai airestel iu PhloagQ.
Ailriiiiitl Kantx hat islsed Mi flag
on the battleship Iowa, which in now
tba flagship ol the Pacillc squadron.
Tha garrison tit Fort HniN has
been ordered to move north an a mi
caution against yellow favor.
Naw York ami Han Francisco capi
talist! will ftart a HtiOHl bank in
Hawaii about September I.
Ii twhanadm Kuttii ba wrlttea
the faoti in tha Dreyfui i ate tad limy
ara soon to be published.
Tho North Dakota', Wyoming anil
Mahoa have left Manila on the Hans
port (Irani.
Fred L. Dalian, of rnmpany II, Kirat
Washington, waa wounded in the
shoulder during tha captuie of Ca
lamba. Dombthrowera are making lile Mint
able for the population ol r-euiil.
Heventeen peraona have buen arretted
by the police.
The Al-Ki Ima arrived in Seattle
wilh 300,UOO in Alaska gold. ' '.
third of the amount ia Iroui the famous
Trearlwoll uiinee.
Governor Jnnci. of Arkunaita anya an
long at negro outrages bpotl white wo
men continue in the Houtli there ia no
reuieily (or lynching.
Admiial Hauipaon h:m entered ault
libeling tha Spanish vessel Maria
Teresa and claiina laign prize inouiy
lot the battle of Santiago.
Hrakeman Con tt n h la wna killed,
Fiieman Uoldsworthy fatally and Con
ductor Ktame aetioualy injuied in a
wreck near Wiualow, Aiil.
Governor I'oynler waa on hand lo
welcome the Nebiaskuns. Tlmy tMI
given a great ovation hv the olllMM ol
Kan Francieeo and are now in camp at
the Presidio.
The monthly statement of the gov
r r ri in -Ii t r' nipln mi l ) n i 1 1 n
show a dtloll fot July ol about H,MH,
OUO, Thl total lONiptl (or the mouth
were H.Ufi4,1ifi.
An officer ol one of the volunteer
regimenti now In the Philippine liaa
written a letter to the A nam dated I'reaa
laying there ahrould be luu.uuu sol
dlara in the islands.
The California voluutcoii have tailed
for borne.
Dreyfua it lepnitcd lo l ....... i III
with a lever.
American stock now command con
li 1 1 ii' i throughout Kiiinie.
Caroline ialandera want to be an
ueied to the United Statea.
President Heuicaui, of Nanto Do
mingo, ha been aasuinatcd.
The tody ol the lute Roberta, In
geraoll waa cremated at Fi cah I'oud,
N. Y.
The light between the linei'd oil
combination! baa been amicably ad
Jutted. The miiMcnger boyt' atrikn in I'm
burg hat been tettled. The boyt claim
a victory.
At Hartford City.lnd.. ltalph Shnlbv,
a U-yearold laiy, wai thrashed to death
by bit playiuatel.
title reports another engagement
with bandita in (Vbn, In wlneli Ameri
can forcet Were v ictoi hull.
A Chicago negro i alleged to have
attempted the aleahug of lour children
within an hour. She I now in Jail.
Four llle-timeri iu the Columbus,
()., penitentiary were to unruly that
tpOoigl ateel cella weie built lor their
incarceration.
Otia baa been cabled to end vulun
tenia boine aa aoon a possible, it being
the dssire ol the president lo have no
delay iu tlie matter.
William Hi Proctor, who wont to
California in IMU, reinai I tliere 15
yeari and accumulated a lei tune, i
dead in Hiooklyn, aged It years.
It hat been decided to dieoutinue
the uaa ol coal aa (uel on the .New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road and to lubititule coke lor it on
all loromolivat.
United Statea iiianulrietnier will tie
benerlted by our new treaty with
France, Farmer, however, will re
ceive uo help, at maximum duliea mil
ttay on agricultural prod net .
The llliooia Central ha a new com
pat i tor on buainea (rem t'hioago to
tha gulf. The St. Looll V SouthwoM
em it building a connecting link to
Chicago and Eastern Illinoia.
Two tyndicatee, one Inclining Hi
richett and moit oweifnl men lo Kng
land, tha othet lepreaenting the largeal
rtn.inci.il interests in the Uoltod Statea,
have combined to build moi o thau
1,000 miles of railroad in China.
The report on the production ol OOP
par in I88 hat just been submitted to
the Coiled Statea geo Ing ica I urev hy
Special Agent KnehhotT. The iio,l no
tion in tha Cn I led State in that year
waa BUS.Sia.&VI pom. I., which it by
far tba largett product ever reported.
Tho Metropolis Tunnel liailroad
Company waa liOOrpOIOtOd in Alliany,
N. Y., to build a 7,OOO.UU0 tunnel to
connect Drooklyn and Jeraev City, un
der tba two riven and tha liland of
Manhattan.
Coramtteioner Wilton, of the in
ternal revenue, hat ittued a circular
absolutely prohibiting bank fiom attli !
Ing ttainpa to checks unttamped whan
preeanted and repairing them lo return
the aama to the drawers.
Mr. Jaffaison Davie will make her
Krmanent home In Moutpaliar, Vu
loan.
LATER NEWS.
Tha cotton duck trutt it tba latatt;
capitalisation, laa, 600.000.
It is -aid that Meiico's bad faith is
the ceoie of the Yequi Indians' out
break. North Mississippi vaWey corn aod
wheat suffered Irum bail and wind
itoimt.
The Cbarletton tbelled the enemy on
the Island of Cabu and compelled Ihein
to retreat.
The standard Oil Company has fin
reeded in pun bating the inteieals of
itt only competitor in Meiico.
Charles Franklin, a Portland man,
hat been apoiiited to an ImPOfUnt Y
lition in the Pbllipptna pMUl service.
Zachert's remurkable story asserting
that tba Alaska boundary is Mtllntd
by monument! it uot credited at Well
ington. The hospital ship Btliol bsa arrived
in San VlMOlfM with 820 siirk and
iroondod Mlditri oa board, Two died
en route.
The new bankrupt net ia not popular
il. New Ynrk. Those taking advantage
nf it have not leached near the expect
ed number.
While on a tryout the new Columbia
broke her mat. When the gooidint
tnourred she was a mile in the lead of
the Delenler.
Dave Connell was shot and probably
fatally wounded while trying to tenure
miners in Colorado fur the Coeur
d'Alene country.
A tramp at Independence, Kan.,
has confeaiied to killing two fainn m
who had let him ride all day. Hi:
sayt ha secured but f 110 in money.
An American hat a cinch on mil in
the strait ol Magellan, and patriotical
ly charged the Oregon 11 a ton for
supply when she made her long cruise.
Humor says that William Waldorf
Astor became n Dritish subject in order
lo marry liUily Randolph Churchill.
His ohildreu also became subjects of
the ueen.
The politic-ill situation at I'ort an
Prince, Hayti, ia causing anxiety and
numerous arrests have been made.
The United State minister interfered
In one instance.
Bono Qiallaa savs that Haraaua'i
anamination was essential to delivery
of eoiintry from deapotism. He nlo
lay that the murdered president waa
a friend ol Spain in the lata war.
United State Senator Hull, wno has
Just returned from Alaska, says the
Hudson Hay Company paid Kussia a
stated sun foi IU years' lease on the
- line land now in dispute. This was
virtual recognition of ownership by
Kussia, and the United Mates OaBBOt
now back down.
The Delgian cabinet has resigned.
Circle Sam is said to lie negotiating
for n coaling station nvai Chile.
Distinguished RuMigBI are in Chi
cago to study American railway serv
ice.
The returned volunteers are reported
lo be huvuig a go... I time In San Fran
cisco. Ingersoll left no will. He ?.
ered it uunessary, having contideuce in
the lawa.
The Northern Pacific and Ureal
Northern are believed lo lie friends
once more.
The gunboat Dolphin was injured in
New Yoik bailair by colliding with a
ferryboat.
Theie hut been a geneial advance in
the pi ice of lumber Irum Ifj to 26 pel
cent sin. e July I.
Nina bundled employes of Morse's
shipyard, llrooklyn, waul uioie pay
and have iuit work.
I. I,. Wilson killed Walter Cava
naugb, a biother of h is sweetheart, in
a saloon at San Francisco.
A Filipino ha sued an Knglish mem
ber of the Filipino junta at Hong Kong
for fiiO.OUU damages lor libel.
Mrs. V. B, Crocker has piesenled
Sacramento lodge of Klk with liei pn
OtOOl residence iu that city valued at
t0,000.
A Christian S, icnt'st has instituted
proceeding Igalnit Mr. Fddv and
liel followeil foi t'J&,UU0, alleging
criminal libel.
Four weie killed and six otbeis had
It injured near lltMine, la., in wreck.
The tisin Jumped the track and all the
cars went ovci the bank.
.lames Kntwistle, Dewey's fleet en
gineer, has been raiseil to the guide of
rear admiral for excellent aeiviue Iu
the battle of Manila.
The remains of John llrown's raiders
will be taken from Harper's Feiry and
butied beside those of the their leader
at Nortli Rlbft, N. Y.
Senator llevei idge. of Indiana, who
it as feated had been lost, has been
heanl I oiu at Nagasaki, Japan, whete
he had been quarantined.
F.Whu Knot lias taken tie oath of of
fice, lie was congratulated by Secie
taiy Alger, who prayed that Qod would
give him strength and Idets him.
Chicago will try to get Dewey.
Sehle, Sampson and Cervera for OttO
bei V, during the new federal building
ornerltone laying. I'resrdenl Dole
lad President Ibas n ill also be inviteil.
Admiral Deaey is paying the penal
ty of greatness. Curious croud follow
him wherever n goes and ktrdak tielid
make life a burden to him.
.lemma Hall Kayuiotid, tha uew
president of tha university of West
Virginia, was a news boy iu bis earlv
life.
The new geyser which recently broke
out htfme the Fountain hotel in Yel
lowstone National park, bat been named
' Dewey," in honor of tba hero of Ma
nila hay.
Tire new distilling company, whose
capital it l 000,000, bat extended
the lima for tba deiting of stock by
the stockhohleii to Bostajaitaf 1.
At a meeting of nearly all of lh
holOMtlO CaafOOttOaOrl of the United
statet, held at Fontensc, N. Y.. il was
piactically decided that a combination
could not be a tie. ted.
Sixteen representative of the psiwcrs
at The Hague peace conference have
tignail the protocol ,if tha arbiliation
and mediation treaties Tba l ined
IStataa aanata will drat have to ratify
such action befora tbit country Will
liaa
WRECKED BY STORM.
Loss r Life
....! r r la Norlharn
Florida.
Tallahattee, Fla . Aug. 4. The town
of Carabelle, on tba Oulf of Mexico,
aoothweit of this city, is reporteil al
most destroyed by a terrific wind ami
rain atorni which passed through this
lection last night. Many boats which
were in the harbor have been wrecked,
ami iiinat of tba long wharf ia gone, to
gether with large qogOtitiM of naval
ttora.
At Lanark the boat bouset, pavilion
ami boats have been destroyed. Un
confirmed repoits say that the steamer
I rM nt City has been lost between
A ppalacbicola ami Carabelle. Several
peraona are reported drowned at St.
Michaels. A few house were destroy
ed at St. Teresa.
The wiret are down toiith of here.
ml railroad service to the Oulf portl
t suspended. The itnrm waa one of
he hardest that ever pused over tint
ention. For hours the wind was ler-
I He, and the rain fell in torrents. The
city of Appalachicola, at the mouth of
the Chattahoochee river, la entirely
cut off from communication arid noth
ing can ho learned from there.
A new tr-rstle over the Ochlockno
river at MrTnlyre was blown away.
The wrecking (lain which went into
the Strieker, territory found over 2UU
trees on the track, in a run of 110 miles,
(teneral Manager Cnttendeii. who has
charge nf the train, tayt that every
town along the line ia desolated. Hotel-,
houses, churches, sawmills,
wharves and pavilions were in many
places Mown from their positions, and
in manv Instances completely wrecked.
There are many rumors afloat here
tonight as to the loss of life. III" mill
band it known lo be drowned at Mn
Intyre. One man was drowned nt St.
Marks, but rumors pluce the lots ol life
there at 15. It is not believed here
that any lives were lost At the numer
ous summer results, but reliable news
Is unobtainable. v
A large relief party will leave Talla
hassee for the stricken section.
YAQUI INDIANS ACTIVE.
lloth Amarleans ami Mailcnn Raid In
Ha la Peril.
Chicago, Aug. 4. A special to tin
Tribune from the City nf Mexico says:
Newt from the lower Yaqul river in
try today is that roving bands of In
dians are killing both Mexicans ami
Americans, ami that a uuiiibei ol
Americana in the outlying distriott
have already been slaughtered. Fears
are expressed (or the safety of the large
number of American prospector who
have been pouring into the Sierra
Mudre mount at us during the last year.
On the '.'2d of last month signs of
the present trouble hecauie apparent
ami Chief Tetaluate, always peaceably
inclined, cautioned the tribe to remain
QOlat, ami ordered five of the principal
disturbers shot. The Indians fell on
their chief and oeat hi in to death witli
clubs and then a large bund massacred
60 soldiers in the barracks at Hacum,
slaughtered Carlos Hale, a prominent
merchant of Onaymai, ami went down
the livei murdering and plundering.
The noted frontier general, Lorenzo
Torres, with only 2110 men, inarched to
BaOOm and thiew himself upon the as
sembled Yauui lorees. A battle was
waged for two days, in which 4U Vaqnll
and II soldiers were killed. The
Yuiilia were pushed buck toward the
mountains ami on the third lav anoth
er fight took place, in which 4 i Yaquis
and four chiefs were killed. The
Yaquis weie dispersed and driven into
the bill.
Stale trOODi were gathered from all
oet Minora by Oover mu Curial. Aboot
l,M0 men were mobilized and pursued
the Yaqui into their inouiitan fastness.
The YaOjOll took position on the
peaks of Cuesta Alta, anil lire latest
report is that a battle was fought on
July ail, ami that the tiuops weie gain
ing an advantage.
Ilnl Kaw Vlnra l'aas.
Washington, Aug. 4 Advices re
oeived hv Suigeon Oenciul Wyman up
to g o'clock from Hampton, show that
tha only change in the yellow (oval
situation is the addition nf four sus
pected cases to those alieady to exist
ence. These have been removed from
the .amp to the hospital. This in fur -uiatioii
ami the additional statement
that tl are has not been a death since
7 0't luck, ami that everything with
reference to the disease is none than
favorable, was received from Oovcrnor
Wood tin, of the soldiers' home. He
also wired that he i quite sure the
pestilence will be stamped out.
I Uril.u k rr Klomllka.
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 4. W. J.
Miller, a California!!, ia in Kansas
City buying a train load ol ItfMtOok
to ba shipped, by way of Seattle, to
Dawson City, there to be slaitghtere.l
fur the Klondike trade. When tha
day closed he bad bought eight car
loads of cattle and three cm loads ol
hogs.
Italian Plaet I .mil. f.
Washington, Aug. 4. There is sonic
prospect that an Italian tleet may vr-il
American waters next mouth. A move
merit to that end has hoen on foot of
late among prominent Italian! of New
York, the purpose being to have the
fleet here aa Septemtrei IS, when ttal
celebrates a national holiday, and it is
thought the tailing north of the Italian
tleet al lluenos Ayres it the result of
the movement,
T.. Kaap llul Our road.
Washington, Aug. 4. Agents of the
agricultural department who are in
Herman)' report increased activity on
the part of the agitators, who are ex
erting their influence to curtail to tba
in i in in uin tha importation of Ameri
can food products Into thai country.
Kailroad business for July showed
the largest increase of anv month this
year, 111. I par cent larger than lat
year, and 10.4 per cent larger than in
1MB,
Another Version
Washington, Aug. 4. -The navy de
psitmeui received the following from
1 ominauder lavgan, ol the guuboal
Ma, bias, which airived at Santo Do
uin. go oily yesterday:
"United Statea coniul tavs thedevth
ol tba president of Santo Domitifo is
believed not ta have any political tig
niticanee. The motive ol assassinaliou
it supposed to have been personal re
venga. Tha vice-president nf Santo
IVllulllro has suct-ra without Mvltlr
cal disturbance and reappointed tb.
formal tab. net. No disoider txisls
TROOPS ASKED FOR
Uprising of Yaqui's Threaten
to Cross the Border.
ROOALKS FFWIS AN ATTACK
Two ffaltfag Hun. and lleta.-hit.enl or
Ariiiiarr aalglara lew! Aioinsi
latgiaaa tv viasteo.
HI. Loiila, Aug. I. special to the
filube-Deinoerat fiom Nogalea, Alia.,
say-: Two Qatling guns ami a detach
ment ei artillery wldleii from tba
City of Mexno, v a 1.1 l'..-o, have been
liutried MMbward en route lo the
ineueol the Yaipil war. The troops
pre being marched across the moun
tains from point- In the states of Chi
lioahaa and Durango to Join the forces
pnw there, ami Olliei reintorceinenti
IN rushing in from all iiiarteri.
It ia resirted ti It sraries have
been sent by the Yaijni leaden to
taaahai and nlnel all ovsr the state
( BOBOn wherever men of the tribe
iro at work, calling them to armt with
.heir compatriots already in the Held,
ind many Yaiuis wlm are employed in
the big mining camps ami on haciendas
is laborers have disappeared.
Ryan la this vicinity, 300 miles d it
taut from the scene of hostilities, the
Yaiuis employed in various kindl ol
woik are in a state of disquiet, rfuitting
their Otnploymaat ami going away, ami
tho-e coming liere Iroui outside poiatl
in Arizrina, where theie have beeu
many Yaiini lalairera, retmrt the sair.a
condition nf affairs. Thev osually
traval by night, and nightly small
squads me reported passing through
the town or along the road near by, all
going in a southerly direction.
S fears ure expiessed of descent
upon til" lown similar to that of Au
gust, 1806, ahon an attacking party
tiark potM lion of the Mexican customs
bOOM iii tb. eaily hours of the morn
ing ami went dislodged only after a
-cvcro battle in whiu'i they left nine
nen dead on the Held and carried away
SO aOOndad, In that light, com-
pony O, ol the Arizona militia, par
ticipated, and it is from motives of re
venge that the Yaqul now 00 the war
path have killed the Amci leans whose
ileal lis hart been reported. In the
former wars they have alwaya respect
ed Americans, nevot molesting tl.eiu.
The lit Oat Ion it considered so grave
that Mayor Overton bus lorwarded to
IJovemOl Murphy ii request to ask the
war department to scud troops of
cavalry fiom 11 nucha lur protection of
the town.
liloo.li Conflict I On.
lars Angeles, Cal., Aug. ft. Mar
shall I'. Wright, son of the late Judge
Wright, of Kansas City, has airived in
tbis city from Mexico. Speaking of
the Y no ii is, Mr. Wright said there was
no doabl that 2.UU0 to 8,UU!) men are
under aims ami engaged iu a bloody
conflict. Tho entire country ia in a
slate of terror, and people are fleeing
to the larger settlement.
Miliar I. rival, tint.
Austin, Tex., Aug. ft. A dispatch
received here this evening from Casa
Ortimla, state of Chihuahua, Meiico,
states that four American miners had
just arrived there direct fiom the Up
per Yaqui river country. They were
driven out by marauding bunds of
Y'aqut Indiana, Thotnai Harrell, one
of tha member- nf the parly, who for
ineily lived iu Autiu, stated that
theie aie probably 2,000 American
minora and proapectOfl scattered
thtOOgh the Yaqul country, and that
their Uvea are in imminent danger, al
tho Indians are getting Udder and
mote desperate each day. Harvell said
that the news of the bloody outbreak
among ibu Ytquii iu the ,,wer valley
had not i cached the upper part of the
stream when he left, and that as soon
as such news i tecelvtd by the scat
tered bands uf Indians in the placer
milling region, they will massacie
every white man along the river.
4 Marietta I Mora ami Mara Hight.
Havana, Aug. ft. A Cuban general
in a letter polbilhed in the Indpend
oil today tavs some comu. under of the
Cuban army have taken adavntage of
the 18.000,000 gratuity to get money
liotn the soldiers, and are granting the
ceitifioatcf necessary to enable them to
collect their quota. He gives three
cases of men who weie charged money
by RanOB, a colonel in a Cuban tegi
meut. In another instance it appears
a man could not get his certificate ow
ing to the lack ol money to pay for it.
The writer says:
"Kvery day sees that the Americans
are more ami mote tight. Manv vears
must pass baton tht Uatani learn bow
to handle money without it Itioikng to
the Angara. "
Two RaftMeaM OwMalatas
Washington, Aug. 5. The number
of enlistments yesterday were 884,
making O.OtlS. Colonel Hell's regi
ment, the Twenty seventh, al Camp
Meade, is now above its quota, taaklnf
tWO regiments complete.
Now York, Aug. 6. The transport
McCetlan arrived here today liom
Pol to RiflO and Onto, She brought
i abut and lift steeiage passengei. in-
clmiing
dicta.
a utimbei ol discharged sol-
New I ata Folio. I.
Botie, Aug. ft. There is increasing
latarwt ban in the gold diaoovetiM
made in the lloise liver in the vicinity
of Bad gel creek. A large number of
Horse people are on the scene. These
inoa Ida several expeit milling men, re
port from whom are eagerly awaited.
A telephone message tonight statea
that several new lodges have been
found, one of these being very large,
bat nothing ia known of the value of
the ore beyond the fact that it shows
fiee gold in the cropinga.
To Kata War..
Chicago, Aug. 6. Western passsen
ger managers are agitating a concentra
tion s. heme, which, they lay, will an
nuallv result ill a saving to the West
ern railroads of more than 350,000 la
operating expeiiies and a large amount
of MMM and trouble by preventing
the demoralixalion ot ra'e. T: is
scheme calls for the eetahlithment of
a .'.on nun bureau, through which all
interline bustneaa I to l conducted,
similar to the immigration bureau,
which ha proved to lie one of the most
valuable depattuiente ol tba Western
t'aaaengar Association tyatem.
r.rrlbl Work of tha "orm la North
ara Florida.
Tallabataae. Kla.. Aug. B.-The fiitt
train t.nce Monday from Carrabeli.
tbiougb the ttorni ridden gulf coait
section, reached heie this afternoon.
The train orew and passengers agree
in stating that reportt aent out of the
deduction wrought by the ttorin have
been eitiemely modeiate. Carrabeli
it literally wiped from tbo map. Her
docka and wbarvea. containing about
400,000 feet of lumlier anil 60,000 bar
rela'of rutin, were quickly ewept away.
I,,,, p en or 14 large lumber vetteli in
the bay were twept atbore. and are
now Ivlug well iiK.n dry land. Tliete
vessels contained teveral million leet
ol lumlier. No information it obtain
able at to the lost of life from these
vessels or from the large fleet of fishing
boats in the naigbotliood,
Only two or three butt aie left
standing iu Carrabeli, and one colored
woman il known to have been klllfld by
the falling of a houae. Cilixena of ar
rabell are in a state of wild confusion,
and are Hocking in every direction for
relief. The town la isolated andtbe
wiret are st ill down.
The towns of Molntyre and Curtis
Mill are demolished, and large inter
ests have been destroyed. The coast
resmts, Tereia ami Lenark, are more
seriontly wrecked than at lirst reporteil,
ami visitori have suffered great hard
ships, though no lost of life ia yet
known. fifteen men, said to have
been fishing on an island culled Dog
island. Ju-t before tiie atorui broke,
cannot lai found.
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
No Naw t o Mora Fatalities, No
Ipraad, No Oaatagtaa.
Washington. Aug. 8. The yellow
fever ait nut ion at Hampton continues
favorable ami encouraging, in the opin
ion of the offlcialt of tho marine hos
pital servue. According to official re
potts there has been no spread of the
contagion tince yesterday nor ba any
of the casea now under treatment
proved fatal since that time. It is
hoped to confine the disease to the sol
diers' homo ami PbOtboa, but Surgeon
(ieneral Wvmnn thinks it too early to
make a definite prophecy regarding the
outbreak.
Now In Washington stn.
Washington, Aug. 5. Marine hos
pital officials at Hampton have suc
ceeded in tracing ami locating a funnel
inmate of the soldiers' home, who is
belltVed tO have brought yellow fevet
to that place. Hi- name it William
Thomas. He arrived at the home on a
transport from Santiago, where he had
been viBiting fiom July 3 to 6 last.
He was admitted to the home at a vet
eran and soon after developed chilli
an ! fever. In the light of subsequent
events expert- believe there is little
doubt he was a (Tec ted with a mild case
of yellow fever, although it was not
diagnosed as such at the time. When
well enough to travel, he left the home
ami his baggage was sent to I'lioebus.
The man himself went to Columbus
City, Wash., where he now il.
BtMSd J r.ir Tiihereulnsls.
Washington, Aug. 6. A new remedy
for tuberculosis, developed in France,
bat been repotted to the statu depart
ment by United States Commercial
Agent Atwood at Koubiiix. It ia a
treatment called to the attention of the
academy of music by Dr. .Mendel, ami
consists in the daily injection into the
bronchial tubes nf essence of euca
lyptus, thyme ami cinnamon, held in
solution in olivo oil. The oil in de
scending slowly, comes in contact with
the walls of the tube mid upper lungs.
The gits set free saturate the air in the
lungs and acts un the mucous mem
brane. In Hi cases treated, after one
oi two weeks there was in all a lessen
ing ur complete cessation of the cough
or expectoration, as well ns a return
of sleep, appetite ami strength.
llra.1 and Arm Mown Off.
Cumberland, Wis., Aug. 6. Chris
Wold, a fanner near Peskin Lake, this
county, committed suicide today by
deliberately blowing off his head with
dynamite, He placed a quantity of
dynamite in the gioond, laid his head
over it and touched it off, exclaiimng:
"Here I go, ami the Lord go with'tne, "
Hi- lii-iid anil arm weie completely
toin away,
rnic Prsallatad r..r Banaaag.
Berlin, Aug. ft. The Deotohe Tagea
Zeitung today publishes a sensational
article predicting a goat panic in the
Herman money market The paper
said that during the last six months
1.6116.000.000 marks- of new shares
w.re i-sue.l, of which 618,000,000 were
industrial securities which it is al
leged exr ds the whole issue of 1898.
A mas of evidence is quoted to prove
the existence of unsound speculation.
.lumpad From llrooklro Itrl.lga.
New fork, Aug. 6. Ilmina Hauser,
treasurer of the Herald Squsie theater,
in tliis city, Jumped from the middle
span of the Brooklyn bridge at 6
o'clock this afternoon. He was rescued
in it..- water ami will recover.
Paws tea vi III right it Oat.
Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. ft A let
ter from Qeneral FonitOO was received
bv Dr. K. Anthony, of the Leaven
worth Times, today. Tho general an
nounces be will stay in the army until
the war in the Philippines is at an
end. and will not muster out with his
regiment.
Mora Djnamlta I'aad,
Cleveland, Aug. 6. Tho Withdrawal
of several companies ol troops was fol
lowed tonight by another dynamite oat
rage, but fortunately nobody waa hurt.
The explosion occurred under a Jen
nings avenue cm. on which there were
six passengers, h smashed the flange
of one wheel an.) splinter,,,! the run
ning hoard at the side The passen
gers were badly frightened, nut none
was injured, and the car proceeded on
its way lo the end o the tun.
Kout h RMare' Meeting Hate.
ledepeedenee, Kan., Aug. 6. The
DOmalttee appointed to lelect a place
fur holding the reunion of Hootevell's
tough lidera next year, has chosen
Oklahoma city.
aalar la aanto Oomtngn.
Puerto Plata, Aug. 8. The assassins
of President Heureaux and then friends
are in the mountainous ditttict about
36 miles northward ot Mora. Senor
D ii Cordoto. late minister of the in
terior, bat taken the Held agalmt them
with 400 man. It ia eutpecte.1 that
mines la in the neighborhood of
tguivxaa.
RECEIVING ARMS.
.. Continue Flchtlna lot
Americans Mast Coaxtnua ninr a
Kvorj Fool at Oround Thar Hold.
Chicago, Aug. 1. The Tribune's
ipeclal correipondeuoe f rom Manila un
det date of June 28, aaye: The next
campaign can baldly begin toonei than
November, although the oounliy may
dry up euough loaraidt the middle of
October to permit the American tiuopa
to take the field then. The American
army during the rainy aeason can
naidly Ire expected to do anything more
than hold what il bat gaiued and pre
paie for the next campaign. The
ground to defend is not very great.
On the south of Manila we have
linui. about 16 inilei away, where the
fc'iiirtli mid Fourteenth infantry, with
several gum from the Sixth artillery,
re ttationed. Tliia teiritorv waa
gam I within tne last two weeks by
... ,ii,ii,,,. at Parunauiie, nt
in" no... "a a -- - - -
which even the rattle ol the rifles cun
k. hoard in Manila. We hold the road
that inns to Imus through Paranaque
and Hacoor, every inch of which wus
....lo.ol i v hard lighting.
Nortbwaid the farthest point in the
control of our eoldieie is Han Fernando,
II miles from Manila, on the railroad
The railroad ia 14U miles in longth ill
all, but the insurgents control all the
track between San Fernando and Da
gnpan, the northern terminal of the
road. Tho Americant hold Canarlaba,
east of San Fernando 10 miles. Thoy
hold all the towns along the railroad,
ol couree. to San Fernando and Da
liuag, seven miles east of Pulihin.
lb-ports continually come from Ua
liuag that the town is entirely un
rounded by the enemy ami is about to
be carried by assault. But Colonel
Page and the' Third infantry have to
(at driven the rebels buck with disat
tiotis loss every time they have assault
ed the town, und he declares he cun
bold it for an Indefinite time, although
hit Kisition there is by no meant an
eusy one. Supplies ami mail can only
bo aimed over to Baliuag from the
railroad under an escort of not lest
than lftO men, who are invariably at
tacked some'vhero along the road, both
going and coming.
At San Fernando two determined nt
tacks along the whole rebel line were
made last week. The aecund engage
incut lusted three hours, when tho in
singentt were driven buck with heavy
osse. liulleta fly continually over
both placet und stray bullets frequently
find victims.
Ileuvy shipments ol arms ore suid to
be const ant ly urriving fiom Jupau and
Australia ami, it is said, even from
. n . . i
our own country, uaririugaa pioaarju
up in the insurgents trenches bear thl
trade mark ol n big manufacturing
firm in the United States. The insur
gents have threo factories where they
manufacture cartridges anil other mu
ll itiom of war. If they were kept on
the run they would have no time so
to equip themselves that they could re
turn after defeat, better able to fight
than they weie before.
Thoy are learning things every en
counter with the Americans. Tho pa
pers in Manila have continually re
fened to the faot that the rebels weie
pioue to snoot too high, ami tney
seemed finally to have leurned the lea
sou and now they ure getting their
shots well down ami shuwing a gie.u
improvement in marksman-hip.
Tho few Americuns who Mine ovei
to Manila u week ugo Tuesday on the
I -in. -till ui from Hung Kong were as
tonished a few hour after sunrise when
their ship had steamed out to quaran
tine, to hear heavy cannonading from
the monitor Monadnock, which whs in
plain sight down the coast about live
miles below Manila. Some of tho pas
sengers thought it wus some sort ol
sulute in honor of the arrival of some
distinguished naval or army hero and
they eagerly questioned a soldier w in
sat on the stern ot the health officer's
launch.
"Thnt," sai I the voting man. "that's
nothing. That's Just a buttle." It
wus -..me time before the passengers
could believe the Americans und insur
gents were fighting within sight und
sound of Manila, where the war hml
Itaited six months before. The battle
taged all day und at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon the rattle ot small arms could
he distinctly heanl, und luto in th
evening the health officer told us tb
lighting bad been at Parunaqiio.
CZAR WAS GLOOMY.
Hail llaelilad lo Atidli-wta III. Throne
Ilea.,,, for Ual t'siir'l Visit.
London, Aug. 7. M. de Blowita, the
I'm is correspondent of the Times, gives
an extruoidinar v explanation of M
Del Caiie'l present mission. Ho as
serts that it was decided upon quite
suddenly for a "reason which admitted
of no delay," rind then gives the Itory
which be suys he has from a "source
to which I tun bound to attach itnpoil-
ance. this is the exirlanution:
"BmneiOr Nicholas it disappointed
and tired ot the throne. The absence
of un heir excites hi sunerstitition-
fecling, and ho connects himself with a
Uussiun legend, accoiding to which an
heiress exur is to be succeeded bv a
Ciur Michael, predestined to occunv
Constantinople. The death of the
cxarowitch ami the failure ol tho con
ference at The Hague led himou. decide
to abdicate, ami on the occasion of Tils
coming visit to Darmstadt. On this
beoomici known in Paits, M. Del
Casse wus sent In hot baste to dissuade
him fiom cariying out this intention
lleway In Napla.
Naples. Aug. 7. Tho United Slut,
araiaei Olratpia, with Amdiral Dewej
an board, arrived heie this morning.
As the cruisei entered the port, salutes
were exchanged.
BROUGHT WM
Cyclone in Florida Destro.
Three Towns.
MANY SHIPS MUD
OX
Is..
A Number ot Liaa
Uauia(a U vi ..
a 1 .OUO, 000.
W,r tars,,.
Th..
iterl thia
day. At Canabelle
r:. t ..
m.irr JUircilon, Vim A,,. ,
mott disastrous cyclone ,i. ' "1
n,.. tun, u l-n,ri,l ar
It annil.iluiad . .. ' "ag
- ...ii, ri i i.r I n
'I V tn... .
remain of a i 1
'Villi. Ml I
perout town. A 0Ommnnl.Tr N
the mayor state that aim r. " .. S
l.. . ..in i...
willioui Iioiue or .hi,. .-.
. . . u. aa.
tyre, only two mill bollart .7
place of the town. ""'
-- . ..., .un i ii r ii 1 1 n a
an I l '"""t
UK
awv loraili.,.,
U0 miles,
blown from
nr. n.-aa klta ;
....o uiunii inn, .a. ..
Carrabelle, Tallahassee & tit,
road ia washed awav f. . n
- aaaaaaa
A passenger t,ti, J
the Ir.iea ...... .. Wr
yards. Many paiui,gers tiers i.wJ
but their na ,
Mury Williams, colore I, , 2
v,arrBoeno. ftnmerous other, UZ
uini regs urocen. Uuni.d V-n -.7
laochicola, bad bis back broksu,l
not exnected tn v. . "
......,, ,TI, rsftf-,.o
to reoorieu troin Mel,,..,.. .. ."1
- ! ii or
M iftysh.ps lying at ancl,ori
Island cove and uturer ru. "
now all hiuh ami dr. .. ,, " 1
Dog islan.l Twelve were Jw.J
rirrrber nr., I .i.l. I .. "Ba
mums nf thn,., I,... . 1
When the Italian hark Corteiita?
... i iwu iroui stem to tax
Amoug the other vessels wreck.!
the Norwegian barks Panavah V,w
Jafiner. llunloo d Elizalsjih; ,,
Huaaian baik UUrm, and thrmtfl
boata. an J the steamert Oil anil Cn.
tola, forty boalt of under 20 t
wore lost. Nothing of the entire ta
can be isverl.
Five unidentified bcliet wsrs riw.
ered today, supposed to be milon.
Tugboats have gone Iroui Here to tha
scene of tho wreckage, and all paW6Ja
aid il being given. Fifty rgfgtaj
sailors were brought bartMkraafaa
being careil for.
A mass meeting of citiuu'itWtxt
held here tonight and all poaiVUiM
will be given tho Carrabslle iatMk
Una million dollars will not oora
the loai.
Btaatner Orataaal Cltr Sift.
Tallahassee, Fin., Aug. 7. The firat
lntelliget.ee concerning the ittu
Creeoent City, which wui reported lot
in Tuesday 'a storm, was receiieJ bra I
to, lav. The iteaniei is Ills up tit
Chattahoochee river. Only foot bona
remain in Carrabelle. Tin depct,
naval ttoiea, warehoused and ailx
and, iu fact, all business liouie,iti
completely wrecked and llieitwbit
itioyed.
YAQUIS ON THE WARPATH
Logansport. Ind., Aug. 7. The boil
er of a fast freight engine on the Pan
handle road exploded near Winlmac
earlv this morning. Engineer Knight.
rireman r.ouie ami Hraketnun Kuff
were terribly injured. Soule will
probably die.
fusiinenanna. fa , Aug. 7. Cha.les
later, age.1 40, while temporarily in.
sane, mnrdeied his thtee childien earl,
bit morning by catting their thioats
nd then MlolM by the same mean
tie wai a widower, ami since his w ife'
leath bad devoted himself to the thte.
children.
.M.Bucaui eacn imur is the tecord
maua ny tne plague in portions of In
... om among me Europeans
aiau ieiNirie.1 l0 .e increasing
..icieoioiogical oondutona indicate the
note or the tnonaoon, and the prospects
-.a vwiuuui.
The Mail, an I nil Ian Trnutil. CaiiUtl
H.raadlng.
Chicago, Aug. 7. A special Mil
Tribune from the City of Mcikuart
Dispatches from (luaymai ilrot tM.
the Yaqui insurrection ii cDiUth
growing in extent, and all the loduat,
in the towns along the rivet ire tag!
in arms and taking to tin worxkalj
mountain to join their coiniuuiMM
ready arrayed against the ajthoruiaj
Jack Kainsev, the famooi hW
character, ami the Ameiican plawr
raphar, E. N. Miller, were ontlieW
to Alamos when they were aiucltill,
the Indians and killerl.
It ia reported that the Romero liaf
. .... .K,,.ir.
were oapturea as tney arm
enibatk on one of the sloops nJ
thoy weto killed. Troops are po
ing the bands supposed to bun I"
family. The telegraph liM m
from Alamos has been cut. mW
diana nlong the Mayo river iif"
ind do not seem to be inclined to
lie insiiirection. .
Colonel Angel Caro'i tm
graphed yesterday that W K
Hale, the noted in ercliant.liM"
killed as reported. Official f11."!
to Monday, however, state eluHT'J"
alter General Torres' forwi
cum. thev found ten deed tl itawj
from OoaOOrlt. and four Of ttjej
guard of the faqol chief, Mtl""
ami tho botly of Hale. Tl.ov sav at
ing has been heard uf the cltiel.
Situation I" K"0"';
Washington, Aug. '-"J
porta to the marine lioapital
from the Soldiers' Home al vmm
show that the yellow fever J
there continiiei favorable.
White reports to Dr. Wym,""JJ3
is nothing suspicion" in O'S
Hampton. Tliere were no
ami ouiy ono oeuio j,
aoeording to a repot t Dr. 'c ''
suigeon at the institution. "
suigtHin-geuerul tonight, Vt.
exiiressing the opinion '""LiCja
mune help on the way their ' Ma
suftlciotit, ns the epidemic 'j((i
cliecked. The coidon roaB55i
and the immediate adjoiniol
Phoebus, Surgeon White .
anj r-
tigbt us he ever saw it at
I. - tha Allaga'1""
Seattle. Aug. 7. Witliana
Tboa
if Columbia City, Wash.
who. '
M
staled in recent dispatch. , ,
1.., ,.i.. aJMalal at n'r
i i .utiow fvei
oavo iiiir.Hiiivu.. , i..
Sohlieia' Home tliere, iaiu "
tliere was no foundation .(ij
ment. Ha waa an inmate ol
for awhile as represented, tm
aielr whilu tliere. neither
hsi
m i or
anv sviuptoms or "" ..,xei
kind of fever ainoe reluming
tiago. He further said that u -J
port in which he retume.i ""' .all
' .... -I-., . .... . s str"0
case aboard. Mr. in "...
packer at Santlaga
Chicago. Aug. 7. A ny
Iribniie. from Atlanta. U" Jp
riot between the regolai an
torcea atationed at Fort Md
terday altemoon retnlted la l"
ing ol eight soldiers.
Srcar.l LI"' ' "' .... ,
..... Waatt hat I
uenver, Aug. ..-- ,,,,, it
Ciouo.'"---
,ii '
received here
canyon near .Moirioo.
aaveral Uvea were lost-