Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, May 07, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLincoln County Leader st. 4. W. HI(lt. Mii. 70Lt; THE NEWS KE.SDIE c.c. is. tr-mackac :z z wer A-zro LaV.ri. Lt. eftiiafc izii tarns aft"s- papft? tr.rrb(-"-c iec-u. wii; in ifti a '.Tervjiri tail r- - -t - r iiiirt svaiftri. .aft lifxrrts." rori M-.cjr.c t t n:; if lift trpec- EX- A D'GEST FO tL PARTS CF Ti-E WOR.D. Iwr"'1 lui f t tmrvn At H vm aa4 .4 , A oft of Iftar'jry iiJ disordered -r, j iCft jrJi a gari c : i Lord Iisrv& dea-ft lift ry.n uat Xr. K. X:Ckl2'.c.t 'J i'-"" ta owner cf Vi-ryr. III fcT. C. O. Er.Tj gaT. - p lift tjrat kid res-araftd :j jv.r of lift P;ni O-.tra&'xju tiaras of ita rrkitanx. A Tar. rJ-ftafl iw cat tift traiaj cf ei w.it Jslai. i a Ivigiigi.-.'aift la bttx aid tifta k;l-ed aimse-i. Jl eery u jr-T-rr. 1 . tift oaa-ft. Join Ee'.iftti, iared kbost ii. kid Jin LiT-j, a .red iVat 71. pr'-spftoi-mj. miaiag near be Ilk C. were iiro-wxd ctom.c g tift r.-rer la k boat baring fe it lift v.-mz. cf Lea 0nU!T, tlsx, an anarchist iime5 Colin Mtof! kid killed tae aciycr. Toe asA-.it for tift cr.ave was po.;txal hatred. A lir-jvj from AsittJ fciji la.-.-itr Vu-.jf.ij t of Cts. 1 1 U t-ii-i iwot7 Tsrij i.rrj Sir WiUura B0Vlc1r.fi, jvrtrzAt of Hot.-; K'Xjf, K-?rpc.i likl tii Lu ln TTtfit7-tTt Linr ca of tui-viit piit; kni ns-Ttfit7-Tis (itii fioxa thf; dlkfAM la HoLg Kong put wk. CoTr.rckXi'i'rr Bry.h-TsokT, of tie fclTr.'D AnoT, wail cm iic-unifi-i ia 'rw Yoti, mi inuvA ni u'f-.n Vt lac Eiiutta-itit poiic iiit'.a Bail wj xed t (1,000, whica wm fornUatd 17 BMfT brAv. territory CrIU'. Lki im-t-A ks ct dcr tr tb tzytnnt:tiliL. of th citt kl PbiLfiipDik Vj cow in pen- dis, Dioktij kDi iicni for 4utnbanon tn the v:tr. coait. Tie ot;-eot U to inxt'Aws tae naklier couii In Ckii foniik. Tie profit order wii nike kl the rerisest of toe iBttresaur? kt Yunr.'.infi. The lattleahip f jTetfo-n, which wai receatlj eompleterl at the Union iron work in fcan I'rknoiir-v, hai ben pLkoed in the dryi'x;k to be icrif-!, in fTlAlUl'.D t'lt tne tllkl unt o i-l rwjoirerl ly the nary d-Arniierit. Tae Oregon will be the most forniidkble bkttie-ihip in the Araenokn utj when turne-1 orer to the goTernment. A Pretorik, KoTJth Africa, dis-pacth a;t: The oentence of death imposed opon John Hayi Hammond, the Ameri can engineer. Colonel r'raccn Bhodea, bnjther of the former premier of Cape Colony; Lionel Philip, preaident of the chamber of mine, Johannesburg, and George Farrar. proprievr of Coon try Life, of Jobannebarg, hare been commoted. r Cripple Creek, Colo., wa fgain Turned by fir-, and now frjm Z.Wi to 4,000 peple are homeless in a city of desolation, with no borne to offer and no food to iopply the daily wanta. One life wai loat. Tbe boaineea por tion of tbe city left itanding ia lesa than would corer a bl'-ck. The resi dence section ia confined to what were formerly the ioburt-a. The annoonoement ia made that M. Meline bad tacceeded in forming hi cabinet a followa: M. Meline, pre mier and miniater of agricoltore; M. Uartboo, minitterof foreign affairs; M. Cocbery, finance; M. LeUjn, colonies; H. Valle, cummerce; General Billet, war; M. Darlan, justice; Admiral Bemad, marine; M. Lacombe, public works; M. Bambaa public instruction. Tbe 1 ild Dominion steamer Wjanoke, wben making for New Port News pier near Nurfulk, Va , struck the prow of tbe United tat steamer Columbia, lying at anchor, and had a hole cut in the forward part of the starboard side, tibe sank in sixty feet of water. All the Vyanke't passengers and crew were saved, but their baggage, and probably the cargo, was lost. Two firemen were badly scalded. A special to the Dt-nTer Time from Kl Paso, Tex., says the governor of Chihua has sent a regiment of troops to Mina Viejo to compel tbe peons to open tbe mine and rescue the miners. He had tbe police gather all the unem ployed men in the city streets and march them to the mine to work. Of the sixty-one entombed miners fifty were taken out dead. Tbe disaster was caused by the encroaching for ore on the pillars supporting tbe roof. The Spanish gunboat Meniugera has captured and brought into HaTana tbe American schooner Competitor, of Key Went, loaded with arms and ammuni- zzz. eci uix. Soist: 'i. 'F-s-v. 'z-r Tixiaj K2.yjL. a A rr.T-.ir,ai. i. 1 : "I 11 r-r-r&iii. - ; B.:iiin '-. Zzzv.i k ;'.r.i i-ruist :iti-jr "irw eci. f .r y.iia 'jc lz.r-. jV.T.rf- -jl JL17 y-m T-.Ti -x ij -jlms "-urrt tirr. N-r Y .rk yr-Atrrv-- Tir :cti r.t- zi r1!iCT i l tK-.' cf Kji zn rvy.YA iA'&; J- rn. Ti S-jtiui iizj-.T.r.vt is. N- T:ri v.imi a v.zA-y.Tk.-.-j . 1 - i:3 wu 1:tjA 17 C"-;':a:i. ';.- a f-ia-waric;-, z.i at ti u -2 r.ne ls V:Trrt a "n -i r-i;l vu-it kid r-.c ir of a lar? -riiictT cf 2".H ia- EM f .T tit - 4 to VAy.TV V.I ,i''.tui"-rr.'.iu 'u-'.fi ice cenesa of ti Eivrrz C-'uia pr-.Tiio;, In or-ier Vi z-rxr.y.nv: a r-ai of trx from lift wsi e;ct a weaiir-ilcg of ti c:'.zrr tr-jcik plcr de. 3. C S'.ic-cen. a -rillicr-ilre tacier of Eer.jr-.ic. Lv, wij kulerl ly a train ia tit c:c.-.o d-xi at 'i.zz.i.v.ZL. C'-Ii-aiik z.z.iTir.?y will teed a bacd of EkTcrila-j to txp'.-.te tie Pczei scrzs.i Kr.'.n. Tie ijri;t:oE will set t ;r'.-a New y Jcc 10. Ti i-.x-iv.ry b-cildlcg of tie Jcnior Order cf Cn;ierJ A re en- Meciiai-a, io Fcili.ie.jila, waa ecnrely destroyed by fir. Loa, aboct tJlv.OvO. Tee Pam cewj-pajn cocSm tie nav.r that 1L Hebet. Preach ambai adoT to Oenaiay, will at caoj reiiro to Berlin, to preaeat all letteri of re call. A woman carneri llary siore, leape-i from a bridge into Elkhorn r.Ter. near Wkialngton, W. Va., frr feit, es cape a piAr.cg eaine. ice wa rescsed b-il wiU die. Warren Fiiier. who came iato proxni-ienoe in J 75 tirougo his con nection with the ir1Tw.gar.0n cf charge iincvA agaiait James G. Blaine, died at hi heme in Boxcarr, N. V. Bain fell almost continuously for twenty-four hour in Oconto, Wis-, and ail tie lowlands are Coded. The city is nearly inendated and the river reached tie highest mark that it has for yean. Prince Bearric, tbe yoangest daughter of (aeen Victona, and widow of Prince Hf nry of Battentag, has been appointed governor of the Isle of Wight, the oEoe previously held by her nusband. Word has been received in Washing ton ty telegraph that the Canadian government has adopted an order in council exempting American vessels from entry and clearance charges at Canadian ports. A dispatch from Madrid saTs: The Spanish government has declined the pope's mediation in Cuban affairs, on the ground that acceptance would be tantamount to reccgnuing America's right to interfere. The black plague is still prevalent at Hong Kong and Canton. Two Eu ropean children have been attacked by the disease. Japan ia taking elabor ate precautions to prevent the intro duction of the plague. An attempt was made to burn An derson, CaL, by saturating a number of buidlings with coal oil. Tbe plot was frustrated by the discovery of the fire five minute after it was started, when it was soon extinguished. An explosion, by which 100 persons are believed to have perished, has oc curred at Micklefiela, Yorkshire, Eng land. The explosion took place in a colliery, and twenty injured persons have been rescued from the shift. An "X" ray will kill the bacteria of diptheria. Tbe electrical depart ment of the university of Missouri, at Columbia, announces that, after exten sive experiments, diphtheria germs had oeen killed by the Boentgen light. Seven hundred men were thrown out of work by a strike of tbe employes in Sherman 4 Company's iron mine in Port Henry, N. Y., whose demand for an increase of forty cents a day was re fused. The mines were shut down. In Woodland, Cal. , two armed men stood up Jailer Labrie in the jailyard and relieved bim of 1S7 in cash and a watch chain. Tbe official had occasion to go into the jailyard for a moment, and left his pistol and bat in the office. M. Coubertin, president of the inter national committee of the Olympic games, wntes to the London Time that the game in 1900 will be held in Paris, and fur 190 the committee will choose between New York, Berlin and Stockholm. William A Holcomb, one of the beet izi-.ts ccsiaAU cf tc rirJt ua. zrgvier:t cf li ac Tztix r-rAzt-zi it Mr-.iaaT' Extxciire, aj ia raitdea ia O-iiltcd. 2r. cocci had been i-1 f '.r v.tzj: s.x rcr-cic w-.ia ia aJec'.ri cf lift iiiaftT. Tift l:;sl i-Tear-.-.i cf Ifr. Tvri, a tri .r.ar.aa en ti ii.yZ3 VkHey riil-r-ji.d. Baker C::y, C? . walied cr. icft tra.!! aj toe a--C aid twi str sift jy.ci He was ccciserred azi lift cia fiifcd Cf er iiav. H lirall wts idlT iri.mrei. aai icti:li '. a. Tc iaix wii.cad mail cc lift Ncncftra Pi.r:ii: ave? ia etsz&xz.i ct i TTiic oear LiTiarsv.a. ll'.ai,: wrecinag bcia crtiai ? Fx-z-izz. cf tie cinlft rric. ww rillwi: F-rimaa P. Klellkad.wis faikllT ia Tared aad severil wre iiiy ian Vi-y jfiseftaers iamjed. en employed cc tift vari'.u elefiKd riilrcji-is La i".-ar-ft cf e:a.Frrai'-c ia Caagc stri'Jt f'.r aa ia,rrir cf wires. Tit sTrarraril ir:a w '.riirs ia Cacag-'. ir s.m-'.eielT ceii aa aad it U fiired tiii a geaeril sir-j;e cf tie ca:li:ag triia wi.1 f:l.w. Jimes Bftaii a neve feeler, cf Ir.a V.z., O., Lc:t aa.d faikllT w-.-aaied iU w-Je. Ta v.zz.i ia.'i c3 tat walk lag, aad imraednK'.T aar.c lieir re rara i-.me ae drw a revclver aai Irec f'.ar iica at ia wefe. tire cf t'am 1 ' g a Cft 0r? 4l4ioi by ;eil'.-afj. Eftals escaaftd. ! Tie jailic t'zi siateaceai ;asi isaed, ' iicwj lias cn April JO, tie deit, leas cih la ti traiiarr, was t l-i;,iT,'!T0. , aa lacrreasft f-.Tli aacata cf 5.i3,IT. Tils is i.xr acted f ;t la ran ty a de- ANOTHER UUTRAGE SHIPVEKTS of fhu t. CES C.VES FnCV H S F'A TAT!CN 2Y S MR-5. creaft of l,SSl,(nT la lie amcaas cf Ci4i la tie treirary. aad aa larraue cf aearly .";. la tie amcaat cf boa is deliTerti aader tie last sale. T. C Eelae, a Eassiaa J yean cli, made ere cf tie ra.s pftrUcas tr.as teat has been a.wmaliiieii cc lift Ni gara river. Ia his eaa'-ft-siaaftd ioni. tea fee la lcgih, ie laileii fr.m tie railliag disir.ci tircagi tie iyirialic canal cat law tie rip lis iai c-rer v w-i-iin Z'i feet cf G--it islaa-i, aai' lien reraraed witicat aay rauiap whatever. B-.bert Caxpbell, aged 40, comraitted : s-air.de at ha residence in Leaver, ty i siocnag hiaiself tarcaga tie hean. He was despondent cn accraat cf the loss of hi pcssesalcas ia ralclag prep- i eny ind ice Crpp.e Creei are. H owned baildirgj in tie cam a which i were baraed. Ee was worth f 100. COO. He leaves a wife and foar children, i Tne widow attempted to shoot herself, tat waj res-raiaed. Edwin F. Chi, the new ambassadr.r, was formally presented to the emperor of Germany. The emperor replied briefly to Mr. Chl's tddres, joining in the hope the latter had expressed, and speaking very appreciatively and ad miringly of the United states and Americans. He trusted, be said, that Mr. Chl's arrivity would redound to the better understanding and more in timate relahons between the. tsro coun tries. Innructicss came from the treasury department ordering the commanders of the revenue cutters of the Behring sea patrol fleet, equipping in the Sound, not to take aboard any spirit nous liquor. The fleet was readv to sail when the orders were issued and the officer were compelled to land their private and mess liquor supply. The captains themselves, while in the North, must live like prohibitionists, as they will not be allowed to have on board the mildest of intoxicating bev erages. Wr Probablj Murdered. San Diego, May 6. News reached the city late last night that three white men had been found dead on the desert at a place supposed to be on lower Carrisso creek. The report waa brought in by Juan Ignacio, a Coco pah Indian, who came up from the Cocopah mountains aloDg Catrrisso creek on bis way to Pala. The Indian said he discovered the bodies last Tuesday. All were dressed roughly like miners and two bodies were lying together near mesquite tree with their head caved in and their bodies partly eaten by coyote and vulture. A Call for Bond Mosej. New York, May 4. The treasury department has issued a call on govern ment depositary banks for 45 ner km of tbe original amount of government money deposited with them on the bond account The payment are to be made at the convenience of the banks. Tbe call is graduated. The total amount of money involved is about 13.000.0000. Ibis will leave thB Ac ', positary bank with about 19,000,000 01 government money on bond account. A Mint Robber Sentenced. Carson, Nev., May 6. John T. Jones was sentence! this morning to eight year imprisonment in the Nevada state penitentiary and to pay a fine of 5,000 for the robbery of the Cnited State mint of bullion. B.t FuCr Lef : Tkeir Live yw4 Bxe Bs pkw W u Aursu a frr? nnut Kiud NV Y:rk lUy -: A Eerili iif pava ir.ee EiTiaa iaji T:ir :cr-o:c.iftr;t iai aa la-erri.e- w-.ia r-tr; Ci-sia:"- Ca'asia. who wts ir.Tia frcaa in pltcxat::a at 5ia Viiiftl dft i iTa.si. ty Sxa-:i-di. fjHvrt'i tiaauy nrtin cf ils wife aad jir- rilirta. lift eldest a girl cf i. tift v;5aa5 a ta-ft ia iraas. lai iis aftaift-. ;alio Tiiil, a yenaag raaa aai a aiiT-ii;r3 AaaftTisia- Caiia-wi" iV.rj ii is i.'JLcTl: "i iiTe rai-rred gri- catriges at lift iia-ij cf lift Saiia.ua r-liiers. The s:li:ers reisaily paseed cn tie ruad, iai ray -m:i eilled inar.;a to lie Itrt tiat icey iii trcita iaio tie vi slc: icajft watre vilaaile pr:pftrry wis ncred aa.i wer paJiag tiiags ti pieces. Jail tiea I sw two cheers to lag rc-iri tie iiasft. I weat oat to aceftt lift a aai lev. ted tiem to en ter tift ic-ase aa.i refresh tieraselves. Tz-.-t k.Tcea:ed. and said tiey Uked cciee. Wiile tiey were driaiirg one or mere sildirs came aad speke to the caaiiia, who asiei: "Who are the aces la tift sagir-hoaser' 'My era- - "r I re.-":,- 'ir.ff'-ip? r f.n. giaftftr. Tiey ire eagiged m repair--i." Tift captiia said: 'I heard the reciiU wir i:ilag here; I raast take lift a-iic zui.n tie raaj'-r f:r examina Zi-JL. Ti aaa j;r iimsftlf will be here "Afiftr i-t left I f;aad tie door of lift i:cjft cn tie aill trcken opftn. A iiiTtlft :f after ia-i teea taken, aUo my ixiilrs aai bridles and many other ling. I weat to tie station. Tne drag sv.re locked as if it had been vac-ed by a raad tall All the shelves ia i drawers were thrown oct and smiiied. An empty store opposite was la tie tame condition. The coun ter was thrown down and the door poi-s were hacked ty machenes. The A Kallroad Accident. Beatrice, Neb., May 6. At 3 o'clock this morning tbe Burlington fast freight ran into a washout two miles east of Derby, the engine and three car leav ing the track. Engineer Tom Brennan and Conductor Douglas were killed. large coffee mill was broken, and all was in disorder. An account of this work was what the soldier had whis. pered to the captain. The officer had remarked to me with a sneer: "The insurgents are very kind to you, as no nana nas oeen aone cere. "I was surprised on the following Wednesday morning to bear shots, as of several volleys of musketry. About 300 soldiers, infantry and cavalry, were in fact out, having surrounded my nouse. coon my son appeared, and, under command of Captain Cerezo Martinez, in most brutal and vulgar terms, the captain ordered all in the house to go outside. The soldiers rushed in and dragged me out by the collar. My wife, with her baby," was taken out, a rifle being pointed at her breast. A negro servant, who was badly frightened, tried to hide. Ee was pulled to the front, and beiore my eyes a soldier struck him a heavy blow with his machette, cutting him deep in the head, leaving a pool of blood On the fliXrr. An nrrir was than given to take into custody all the men on the estate. Near a tree bevond a ill, a hundred yards form the house, stenned about fnrrr ngu ftnm . v, others, to talk to the captain who had oeen at me nouse the week before. At that moment a yonng negro, Manuel Fabets. made a dash cavalrymen rushed after him, firing. He fell, and they mutilated hi bodv, taking out his eves. The officer n. raged at the negroe's flight, pulled out uis sacre ana snouted to the others of the parry, "Get down on your knees!' They obeyed, and he had "them bound ana Kept in that position for a quarter of an hour. While I the captain mv wife and s.na,..u child were begging for mercy "for me. The cavalrymen helped themselves to ""u ur meir norses, and finally started. The officers told me thaj m'y nephew's life and my own were spared because we were Americans and they u minoget into trouble with the Cnited State. They ordered me to San Miguel without waiting moment. Their explanation r.t raid was that the rebels fired upon the troop and that thev saw nn as he fired, into my house, and, under ",c UJ"Jur instructions the whole family should hava Yr, mij . - .... A4CU. All officer of high rank in th co-i.i. army who passed my house after I left came to me here and SAid: I know what has happened. The man in com mand is unfit to bean officer of Spain I heard that my men had been taken into the Spanish camp and shot while eating breakfast " A Struggle Immln Ottawa, May 6. -The controller of the mounted police has received advices that trouble is imminent between the white and the Indians over the ac qnitul of a white man who brutally killed an Indian. As the Cnited State, forces at Sitka i. Mid to be not ufficient to handle an Indian outbreak residents are very apprehend" ' -The surest way to have good cows ia to raise them yonrselt Cmrr Gnvtrt 1 W1 : Tnu4 Ekiiern lutt-4, Sileta. Or, Mjt 5. Tiere siippftd from Salem Ltst feii.:a rrI rwi earl-jids cf green trait jO dealers have predicted tiki iii- ,j be recti ieaner siipaaeata tay if ti rit'A tr-.Tes as gvA as lis sfek:3. Tils Is scarcely exps a;w, espftdiUy in tie lire ci Tie crcaird 3eag has been j-p ia3iied ia tils sectiac h:eTj , Eiiiera raarket has tea esta';' aai frait-siipp-g will kgiia s rameii as tie ea;n cpets. . Tift Oreg-iri Frait & Proiax Q.t paay lasi year shipped fr;m ialT ,t F-isiem mirkea seTeatftea carliiij j grefta frait Tils company h frait cn ooaiigameat. After pi-fc. aai defriying tie eipenses iar.ia;; siippiag. tie net ' proceeds g-j tot fraitriiser. Tie case of one gr: given wio farnUied 2.6 Ts crates, tn iziag net therefor t5J2.54 cr ii;; cents pftr crate. Tie frait ccnrUtcii pich plums, Columbia, Hanjir Wkiiiagicn plams, and silver pnas Tae iiipmeata were made at diias periods of the seasr-'U, as tie to. npeai and it Is considered a fain, erage of what growers cocid have Ized cn tie same class cf fruit. Another grower shitroed 1.442 . of IulUn prunes, which netted hiaj cents per crate. This let was ij shipped at different periods. Fa; plams usually average the growa : cents. ; Jame Kyle, of lie Oregon Fruit ( Produce Company, whose interesa i mand close attention to the ccndic cf the fruit industrv, says of the k lock: "From a personal elimination s several orchards in this vicinity, j can be said the Italian prune crop t. be a failure. The pfttite crcp will! very light; some orchard will yit none, while others will produce a ce fourth crop. Pears have been da aged by frost and the cold rains. Tj Boyal Ann and Black Bepublia cherry crop bids fair, but all the earla varities are killed. It is Tery hank tell anything of the apple cropjs The prospect is for a fair price tt year-" SEA OTTER HUNTING. w Beg alatlont to Govern VeeU Ei ployed In the Btuinesi. Washington, May 4. The secrea: of the treasury hag issued a new circi lar containing regulations to gore vessels employed in sea oner huDti during the season of 1 596 under sectii 1596 of the revised statutes and the of congress approved February i; ls&3. The most important chanp made in these regulations over form ones are that vessels employed in otter huntng, or in transporting t otter hunting parties, are required 1 have, in addition to the papers Down quired, a special clearance and licem and that steam vessels are forbidden! be employed in hunting or in tns porting hunting parties, within tin miles of the shore. Masters of vesss having aboard skins of sea otter, mill marten, sable, fur seal or other fe bearing animals are required, beta unloading the same in the Cnie States, to file with the collector a ma ifest in detail of his skins. Vessei however, which have cleared in goo faith for sea otter hunting before i issuance of these regulations, shi not be seized fcr a breach thereof, li they shall be warned by officers of i Cnited States, and given a copy of a regulations. Officers of the "Cnis States are charged with the enfon ment of the regulations, and are 1 quired to take proper measures tobiii the offenders ot justice. Bonethieves Operating on Large S La Grande, Or., May 4. A gang horsetbieve have been operating 1 this and adjoining counties lately. 0 man lost forty head several days if Sheriff Kilbourne, of Baker county, reported to have been close to the gu yesterday at a point near the Sn river, and succeeded in scattering! It is estimated that about 300 stol horse are now being driven out oft state, and officers are making e endeavor possible to caputre tia Deputy Marshal Walden left on be ( back today to take np the trail and try to find either the thieves or ( horses. A Fight With Maceo. Havana, May 5. Six Spanish umnB under Generals Suarez and lad recently fought the insurgents ca ; manded by General Maceo at Cacu i The fierce conflict, according to offlci advices, resulted In a decided victc for the Spaniards. Maceo's loss iid cially given at over 200, while t , loss of the Spanish is said to have I only sixty. Struck a Rich Deposit, j Lewiston, Idaho, May 4. Small 1 Morris, who are barminers on ' Snake river, at Buffalo Hunt, tweni ; five miles from this citv, have strnd ! rich deposit of gold. The black ! fairly glitters with the precious me 1 Their last clean-np yielded $160 the yard of gTavel. j The Bkull of a human being i 1 to become thin in spots over the I tions of the brain most exposed.