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VOL. VII
THE DALLES, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1894.
NO. 305
V
THEY MAY INTERFERE
England and Russia Have an
Agreement.
JAPANESE CAPTURE HAI CHENG
Socialist Members of the Beichstae; to
Be Prosecuted--M. Brlsson
Chosen President
London, Dec. 18. It is understood
that the agreement between England
' and Russia in regard to the war in the
East does not permit any warlike opera
tions in the vicinity of Shanghai. This
includes the prohibition of a hostile fleet
paesing through the entrance of the
Yang-Tse-Klang river. Japan has re
cently threatened to disregard this agree
ment on the ground that the Shanghai
. arsenal is supplying Chinese with arms,
etc. It is believed the third Japanese
army at Hiroshima is destined for Nan
king. The English and Russian govern
ments have intimated they would pre
vent this movement, and the recent
assembling of the British fleet at Chusan
and the Russian fleet at Che Foo is thus
accounted for. It is understood England
and Russia have decided to fight, if nec
essary, to prevent hostilities on the
Yang-Tse-Kiang.
Japanese Capture Hal Cheng.
London, Dec. 18. A Tokio dispatch
says Japanese Lieutenant-General Kat
eira captured Hai Cheng, December 13.
The Chinese garrison numbered 5000,
while the Japanese numbered only 1500.
The Chinese retreated towards Llao
Vang. The losses were trifling.
A Che Foo dispatch says great uneasi-
. ness continues among the residents of
that glace, who fear outrages at the
hands'of the Chinese soldiers. Four for
eign warships are now at Che Foo. A
nephew of Colonel Von Hannecken has
left Shanghai to take command of the
. Chinese troops at Tien-Tsin. A French
engineer is constructing forts at Peking.
The remainder of the Chinese transports
have been turned over to the protection
: of the British flag. - -
Sir John Thompson's Body.
London, Dec. 18. The cruiser Blen
heim, which is to convey the body of Sir
John Thorn psou to Halifax, arrived at
Portsmouth from Gibraltar this morning.
It is now stated the Blenheim will sail
January A catafalque will be erected
in the captain's cabin, where the body
will remain until it reaches Halifax.
- Berlin, Dec. 18. Mrs. and Miss San
ford, wife and daughter of Senator San
ford, will accompany Miss Thompson,
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ford has received a telegram from Wind
sor signed by all the members of the
queen's household, conveying to Sir John
Thompson's family renewed expressions
of sympathy and particularly asking
Mrs. Sanford to convey their sympathetic
message to Lady Thompson.
- Under Nicaragua's Control.
Washington, Dec. 18. The depart
ment of state has received a dispatch
from Minister Baker, at Managua, say
ing that the Mosquito Indians have sur
rendered their rights under the treaty of
Managua, and have become incorporated
with Nicaragua. This surrender, it is
understood, dispose of the last vestige of
the claim of sovereignty by the Mosquito
Indians over the Mosquito reserve, set
apart by the Managua treaty of 1860,
and the award of the emperor of Austria
thereunder. It also terminates any
ground for continued pretext of a British
"protectorate" over the Mosquito reser
vation, and groatly simplifies the right
of transit across the isthmus.
Cannibals In Mexico.
Hekmosillo, Mex., Dec. . 18. The
party of citizens who left here a few
weeks ago to explore Tiburon island in
search of gold mines, which, according
to tradition, are to be found there, have
returned, with one of their number miss
ing. The Seres Indians, the cannibal
tribe that occupies the island, made no
hostile demonstrations towards the pros
pectors, but Eduardo Flores, a young
member of the party became separated
from his companions, and, although a
long search was made tor him, he could
not be found. It is feared that he was
kidnaped by the Indians, and killed and
eaten. These are the Indians who killed
and ate two California newspaper men
about a year ago.
, Trouble In the Coke Keglon.
Pittsburg, Dec. 18. A special from
Uniontown sayB the union coke men
have driven their opponents from public
places repeatedly, and they have decided
to retaliate. The non-union men armed
themselves with revolvers and congre
gated at a store, half of their force being
placed out of sight. The strikers at
tempted to drive them away. The men
in hiding appeared on the scene, and
the strikers, finding themselves out
numbered, started to run. At least 200
shots were fired. One striker was shot
in the leg. Friends carried him home.'
A number of others were more or less in
jured. Two Fool Farmers Killed.
Ottumwa, Dec. 18. A double tragedy
has occurred three miles south of Eldon,
and two farmers, Ambrose Dougherty
and George Huffman, are the victims of
a foolish quarrel. They had attended
the county lycenm, and while driving
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same bridge first. An impromptu xluel
duel took place and Huffman was shot in
the groins and Doughty was pierced
through the lungs. Both are fatally
wounded. Dougherty is a married man
with a family. Huffman is 18 years old.
One of Garzla's Revolutionists.
San Antonio, Tex., Dec. 18. Giraldo
Saiz, who was capain of one of the bands
of so-called Garzia revolutionists, who
made a raid on San Ignacio, Mexico,
two years ago, and massacred and
ttbrned the bodies' of the garrison of
Mexican troops at that place and es
caped into Texas, was yesterday de
livered to the Mexican authorities by
United States Marshal Ware. The de
livery was made on the authority of an
extradition order issued by Acting Sec
retary Uhl, of the state department at
Washington.
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How Stevenson Died.
London, Dec. 18. An Auckland dis
patch to the Star contains a few details
of the death of Novelist Stevenson on
the evening of Dec. 3d. Stevenson re
marked to his wife that he felt a strange
pain in his head, and almost immedi
ately afterward he fell back senseless,
and never regained consciousness. He
died two hours later. The cause of his
death was paralysis of the brain.
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Will Be No Yacht Kace.
London, Dec. 18. Captain Cranfield
said today that from the . present out
look there would be no race for the
America's cup.
Exposure to rough weather, dampness,
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