Gold Hill news., May 13, 1899, Image 2

GOLD HILL NEWS.
LATER
NEWS.
MUST
HAVE
PERMITS.
A r h .u i . to F o r c e U n ion M inor* G u l of
Vice-President Hobart is slowly im­
t h . f o u r « 'A lo n e * .
proving.
Wardner,
Idaho, May 10.—At a con­
All hope of reconvening the joint
ference tonight between Bartlett Sin­
American-Canadian
commission
in
GOLD HILL.......................... OREGON.
Nearly Plunged Into Civil clair, General Merriam, Sheriff France Amerioa and England Will
August lias been abandoned.
•ml Judge Llmlley, the following proc­
War by Two Generals.
Sow the Seed.
Tbe Chinese legation at Washington
lamation was issued:
protests against the restriction of
“ Whereaa, the following notice ha*
Chinese immigrants to Cuba.
AN EXPEDITION ON THE RIVER been aerved ujkiii the mine owner* of PEACE DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
Acting-Secretary Meiklejohn has de­
Shoshone county hy the duly constitut­
cided that the Chinese exclusion act
ed state authorities, by whom martial
does not apply to onr new possessions. G u n b o a ts R o m b a r t i a n ti C a p t u r e T w o law ha* been declared, to-wit: ‘To L l t t l o R i p e r t a l l o n , H o w a v a v , T h a t t h *
C o m p r e h e n s iv e R e v ie w o f t h e I m p o r t -
Newest trusts: Window glass, $30,-
T o w n s o u t h e K lo G r a n d e — H e b e ls * the mine owners in Shoshone county
Osar** < ! o » f» r » » r * W i l l A d o p t th o
a u t H a p p e n in g s o f t h e P a s t W e e k
—Certain organisations or oombtna-
D a r l u g T r i c k a t S au F e r u a u d o .
000,000, will control 90 per cent of the
1‘ ro p o a a l — R * d C r o * * R u le * .
C n & led F r o m t h e T e l e g r a p h C o lu m n s .
tiona existing in Shoehonu county have
product; plow manufacturers, $65,000,«
■hown themselves to lie oriininal in
At Cedar ereek, in Cass county, Ne­ 000.
Manila, May 10.—The army gun­ pui|M»se, inciting, and, as organisations,
Washington, May 11.—The United
braska. a cloudburst occurred, causing
In spite of precautionary measures boats Laguna de Bay and Cavadonga proouiing pioperty to be destroyed and State* and Great Biitain will stand to­
virulent smallpox is spreading in Ger­ returned today from an expedition up murder* to he committed, hy leason gether in the advocacy of the adoption
several thousand dollars’ damage.
Rudyard Kipling has l»een offered many. The disease was imported into the San Fein undo river, where it was whereof it has tieen twioe neoessury ot a scheme for the settlement of inter­
learned that just before the battle of to declnre martial law in Shoshone national disputes by arbitration, which
and has agreed to accept the degree ot the country by Russian laborers.
Andrew Carnegie gives as his reason San Tomas the insurgents were almost county. You are. therefore, notified will bo presented to the disarmament
LL. D. from McGill university, Mon­
that the employment of men belonging conference at it* meeting nt The Hague,
treal, Canada.
for selling out to the steel trust that he plunged into civil war.
General Luna, when an engagement to said or other criminal organizations,
The American delegates, headed hy
The sheriff of Shoshone county, Ida­ was never so prosperous, but deter-
mined
not
to
selfishly
stiuggle
for
more
with
the
Americans
was
inevitable,
during
ttie
continuance
of
martial
law,
Aurbasador
White, are equipped with a
ho, has been arrested by the federal
sent back to Bacolor to demand of Gen must cease. In case this direction I* fairly well-digested plan for the execu­
authorities, charged with bribing and money.
eral Mascardo reinforcements. Mas- not observed, your niiiie* will be tion of this long cherished programme,
abetting the Wardner rioters, and
The Algerites regard the beef report
oardo said be would take orders only closed.’
while the British delegates are pre­
steps have been taken to oust him as a complete vindication, and are
“ Therefore, in order to carry into pared with h plan which is almost iden­
happy; General Miles lefuses to talk*, from Aguinaldo. Luna, with a soli­
from office.
tary regiment, made a forced march to effect tbe spirit of the foregoing no­ tical with the American project. The
Cyrus Dolph, of Portland, Or., son congress mav make another investiga­ Bacolor. Mascardo ordered his com­ tice, and restore tbe industries of tho details cannot he procured for publica­
of the late United States Senator tion next fall.
mand to form in line of battle. Out­ distriot, as far as possible, it becomes tion in advance of the presentation of
Ex-President Harrison is on bis way side of the opfMising forces the insur­ necessary to establish a system by the project to the coherence. It ie
Dolph, of Oregon, has been recom­
mended by the examining board at the to France as counsel for Venezuela in gents camp was all confusion.
which miners who have not participat­ known, however, tliut there ure essen­
Presidio for a second lieutenantcy in its boundary dispute. Ex-Secretary of
Agn inaldo was terrified by the situa­ ed in the recent acts of violence ami tial differences between this lust plan
the Navy B. F. Tracy is associate coun­ tion and ordered his chief of staff, Col­ who are luw-ubiding |>eople, may ob­ and that embodied In the treaty dratt­
the regular array.
onel Aiguelles, to make )>eace at all tain work, and that order and peaoe ed bv Secretary Gluey and Sir Julian
Admiral Dewey’s physician says l.e eel, and may accompany him.
is in perfect health. He has not been
Governor Thomas, of Colorado, has hazards. The soldiers were waiting may be established, the following la Paunoefote, which failed of action in
more than 20 miles away trom Manila wired Adjutant-General Corbin as fol­ orders to fight when Aiguelles called a promulgated for the guidance of all the senate when submitted for ratifica­
since the first day of last May. and he lows:
“ The reported interview of conference with the rival generals. mine owners and employes in the tion. The differences are lather in the
has not felt the necessity of a physic­ mine in the Denver News concerning Aguinaldo begged Luna and Mascardo affected district:
methods approved for securing un im­
ian's aid in that time.
the Colorado volunteers is false and not to plunge tbe Filipino forces into
“ All putties applying for under­ partial adjudication than in the prin­
civil strife at such a time.
ground work in any of the following cipals of the former convention, and it
British industry is being forced to malicious. ’’
His entreaties prevailed, Luna re­ mines will be required to obtain from is beileved on those point« the British
the rear, and growing American com­
Rioters attempted to blow up a West
petition alarms England. We are tak­ Duluth street car with dynamite. turned to tbe front with reinforce­ Dr. Hugh France, tbe duly appointed and American pro|>ositione are not pre­
ing rich markets from her. Skill in There were 10 passengers in th car and ments, and Mascardo was oourt-mar- and authorized agent for the state (if cisely similar. It cannot bo said that
Engine building on this side is bring­ they all received slight bruises. The tialed for insubordination. The bat­ Idaho lor this pm pose, or bis deputy at the American delegate« go to the con­
ing in ordeis from abroad.
car was thrown violently on its side, tle of San Tomas followed, and Luna Wardner, or at Wullace, a permit au­ ference with any strong expectations
received wounds in the shoulder and thorizing said person so applying tu that tbeir own scheme lor securing the
At a monster mass meeting held in and its trucks were blown to pieces.
groin that will surely disable him for seek for und obtain employment in any adjustment of disputes by arbitration,
Chicago the president and government
Tbe beef-packers are bringing tre­ the rest of the campaign, and may of the following mines: Bunker Hill
or, indeed, uny project of the kind,
were endorsed, and the Philippine wrj mendous pressure to bear on the presi­ cause hie death.
& Sullivan, Last Chance, Empire will secure tbe udbesion of the entire
was declared to be just and holy. Sup­ dent to remove General Miles from
Guagua was bombarded and carried • Slate, Idaho, Consolidated Tiger <&
port was pledged to the boys who are command of tbe army in spite of tbe by assault. The insurgents fired the . Poor man, Hecla, Mammoth, Standard, conference, or even a majority of the
fighting for the flag 10,000 miles iron, closing recommendation of the Wade town and abandoned a small gunboat Helena <Str Frisco, Gem, Morning, Hun­ delegates, Imt they are content to plant
the seed and make a beginning, which,
home.
beef court that no further action be of their own.
ter and such others as may bo hereafter it is hoped hy the president und Secre­
taken.
President McKinley stated Sunday
It was from the civil governor of the included in the above list.
Mine tary Hay, will, in the end, huve sub­
that he believed the war in the Philip­
At Jamestown,
O.t Postmaster district, Jose Enfante, who stayed to owners must refuse employment to all stantial results.
pines would be at an end within 48 George A. McLaughlin, with some boy welcome the Americans, that the news applicants for underground work with­
Tbe American delegates go commit­
hours. This conclusion is based upon ; friends, was putting a “ tick-tack** on a about Luna was received. He said out presentation by tbe parties seeking ted to this arbitration project more-
highly gratifying cablegrams received window at the home of his friend, E. that 5,000 to 8,000 natives had been employment of a duly signed certificate strongly than to anything likely to fig­
from Mr. Schurgan, president of the E. Ginn. Mr. Ginn fired a shot killed since tbe beginning of hostili­ authorizing the same.
Such certifi­ ure before the conference. Regarding
peace commission.
through the window, killing McLaugh­ ties, and 500 insurgents retreated from cates to he deposited in mine owners’ disarmament, tbeir instructions are to
Guagua towurd Bacolor when they offices subject to periodical inspection. tell the conference that the present
It is rumored that Mabini, president lin instantly.
of the cabinet and minister of foreign
An Adelaide, South Australia, dis­ heard the cannonading hy the gunboats All parties now under employment by armament of the United States and any
affairs in the so-called Filipino govern­ patch savys: The British ship Loch as they upproached up tbe river. In any of the mines above-named will l»e within the possihilitle« of the future
ment, who is a radical, is to bo suc­ Sloy, Captain Nicol, from Clyde on tbe graveyard at Guagua are 400 newly required to procure, within 10 days are so far below the present minimum
from this date, tbe certificates above armaments with which any of the great
ceeded by Patreno, the framer of the January 5, for Adelaide and Mel­ made graves.
The insurgent forces have been di­ referred to as a condition to tbeir re­ powers of Europe are likely to he ton-
Spanish treaty of 1890. This change bourne, was wrecked on Kangaroo
is regarded as significant at the pres­ island, April 24. Five passegers and vided, one body, under oorninand of maining in the service of their respec­ tent, that there is really no reason why
General Mascardo. going to tbe west tive companies.
ent junctnie.
the United States should bo called
25 of the crew were drowned.
of San Fernando, and the other, com­
“ By order of the Governor and Com- into the agreement.
Several negros were killed in a storm manded by General Antonio Luna, mander-in-Chief,
It is declared in Washington that the
Other points upon which the dele­
president’s nervous condition and ill which swept over chambers county, , moving north.
Both these leaders
“ BARTLETT SINCLAIR,
gates nave been instructed are correctly
health are the result of his incessant Georgia.
claim supreme command of the F ili­
“ State Auditor.”
referred to in the cable dispatches this
smoking. Of late, he has smoked
At a fire in Massillon, O.. one fire­ pino army. General Luna will fall
from breakfast to bed time, and while man was killed and a workman fatally hack to Terlac. and from that place NEGROS ISLANDERS SATISFIED morning, namely, tho exemption from
seizure of individual property and the
at work he has constantly a cigar i t injured.
move toward San Isadora.
extension of the Red Cross rules to
his month. He almost rivals the late
General MacArthur will make San l ' r * i l d « n t o f t h . I . l a n d S e n d * W o r d warlike o|>erati<>ns at sea. As to the
Tbe president and Mrs. McKinley
General Grant as a smoker.
T h « t H l * H o o p le A r e L o y a l .
have gone to Hot Springs, Va., for a Fernando his base of operations, send­
former, the president expressed himself
ing out detachments of troops as they
New York, May 10.—A dispatch to verv strongly in his lust messuge to
Porto Rico is to have a first-class 10 days’ vacation.
may be necessary.
the Journal and Advertiser from Hong congress.
poetal service.
.
Fifteen cases of disease in Leclaire,
Kong says: M. Lasco, brothel of the
As to the Red Cross extension, both
The cruiser Chicago will pay the la., have been identified by officers of
R e b e l* * D a r i n g T r i c k .
royal
president of the island of Negros, the United Status and Spain, during
Moors a significant visit to remind them the etate board of health as smallpox.
Manila, May 10.—The Filipinos sur­ arrived here today hearing a letter of
of claims due us.
The Davenport council has declared prised the United States forues at San introduction from (Jenera) Otis. Hie the recent war, voluntarily agreed to
apply the Red Cross rules nt sea. But
The Italian ministry has resigned. 1 a quarantine against Leclaire.
Fernando with a daring trick yester­ mission is to purchase steamers for another point in the instructions
Discussion over the exposure of official
The Topeka Capital has started a day. A railway traip, with an engine trade among the islands under the which is not mentioned in the cabin
correspondence caused the rupture.
popular subscription to purchase a at each end, was run almost to the American flag. In an inerview M. dispatches is that relating to the ameli­
Sadie Tunic, a 13-year-old Russian sword for General Funston, the brave American outposts, and in plain sight Lascon said:
oration of the horrors of war, and with
girl, was struck by lightning in a Kansan. Every county, town and city of the town. Before they could be
“ The proclamation of the American this, too, tho American delegates are
crowded New York street. She suffered in the etate is asked to contribute.
reached a gang of natives sprang off the commisioners is entirely satisfactory, deeply concerned. It was because of
severe bnrns, but is still alive.
train
and tore up several lengths of ft gives us autonomy ami greater liber­ the president’s interest in this subject,
George Olmstead, conductor of the
At Hutchinson, Kan.. John Moore, train the Wardner rioters stole, has railway track, boarded the train again ality than we demanded. We believe us much as for any reason, that two
while being tried for tire murder of bis been arrested. He ran between Wal- and steamed away, so quickly that that America will not fool us with technical experts, Captain Malian and
five children, admitted that he had | lace and Burke for years, yet persists theie was no opportunity to captnre treaties as Spain fooled us.
Captain Crozier, wete included in tho
“ Aguinaldo was honest as long as he American delegation, and ttie state de­
killed them so that he could get work. he did not recognize any of the crowd. the raiders.
The Nebraska regiment is asking for was under the influence of Dewey and partment encourages hope that some­
At Doniphan, Kan., District Judge
The California raisin-growers’ asso­
temporary releif from duty. Only 875 Wildrnan, but he listened to the state­ thing in this direction will he accom­
ciation have secured control of 90 per Stuart refused to grant a divorce to men of this regiment are left at the ments of tbe Hong Kong junta, who
plished at the approaching conference.
cent of the product of the counties of Ellen Phillips from P. O. Phillips, be­ front.
are American traitors.
the state. The packers have accepted cause their marriage was brought about
RETURN OF DEWEY.
“ Negros v its nothing to do with
the terms offered, and will work in bv an advertisement in a matrimonial
BIG RAILROAD TRUST,
Agiiinaldo’s p poeed peace conference.
paper.
harmony with tha association.
We are as loyal as New York, and our H e W i l l B e A a k e il t o C o m e b y W a y o f
S h i i E r n n c lic o ,
Major Marchand, leader of the C o n s o lid a tio n o f L in e s B e t w e e n B o s to n soldiers now march under the Ameri­
The new Montana copper company
Chicago, May 11. — News was re­
a n d C h ic a g o .
has been organized, with a capital of famous Marchand expedition, which
can flag.”
ceived at the city hall today that a
$75,000,000, and Marcus Daly as presi­ was returning from Eashoda, on the
Cleveland, May 10.—According to a
dent. Several other large properties N ile, to the Red sea, en route to high official of the Vanderbilt lines in A d m i r a l D e w e y '* S u r r m i o r S e le c te d . strong movement is forming in the
Washington, May 10.—The navy de­ West to induce Ailrniral Dewey to make
will be united with the Anaconda France, is reported to have been killed this city, the details of a big railroad
partment
has selected a successor to his entry into the United States next
by
a
band
of
marauders.
mines, and more thorough work done.
trust, which is to include all the lines
Admiral Dewey to command the Asiatic month through San Francisco.
between
Boston
and
Chicago,
are
now
The Missouri house has passed and
The president hafi appointed Hon.
According to the announced plans of
stations.
Orders were issued today
Bert. W. Bowen, of New York, as min­ sent to the governor an important bill being worked out and the consolidaion detaching Admiral Watson from the the Manila hero, he will leave the
may
be
completed
within
the
next
few
ister to Persia. Minister Bowen was requiring Missouri corporations to
command of the Mare islan 1 navv-yard, Philippines on his flagship, tiro
consul-general at Barcelona before the keep tbeir principal office in tbe state, weeks. The recent puronaso of short and ordering him to report to Admiral Olympia, immediately upon the arrival
Spanish war broke out. The place and providing that at least three di­ lines in New York, Pennsylvania, Dewey at Manila, to relieve that officer of Admiral Watson. Admiral Dewey,
had previously been tendered ex-Gov- rectors shall lie residents of Missouri. Ohio, Indiana and Illinois was in line when he feels he can be spared there. it has been reported, will take the Suez
with the plans lor the consolidation
ernor Lord, of Oregon,
Governor Stanley, of Kansas, has which has been in contemplation. It Rear-Admiral Kempff, at present on canal route, and will first greet his
An insurance decision of much im­ addressed to the governors of Western is not the purpose to have all the lines waiting orders, has been ordered to countrymen at the port of New York.
portance has been rendered by a New states pressing invitations to attend under one management exactly, but to succeed Admiral Watson in command It is now proposed by the mayors and
York court agi>.ist the Equitable Life. the annual convention of the trans- apportion them among the Pennsyl­ at the Mare island navy-yard.
leading civil officials of the West to
commercial
congress,
It is held that policy-holders are en­ Mississippi
petition the admiral to change his plans
vania company, the Vanderbilt inter­
A F a t a l K x p lo n lo n .
titled to a share in all tbe company’s which will he held in Wichita, May
and make the Golden Gate tho objec­
ests and the Baltimore & Ohio Com­
Oshkosh, Wis., May 10.—The engine tive point of his voyage to his native
eurplus, in proportion to the amount 81 to June 3, inclusive.
pany, when it shall have been reorgan­
of his poicy and paid premiums.
Representatives of more than a score ized, giving to each system the lines of the saw mill of the Paine Lumber land. The latter proposition was tnade
Company was wrecked by a boiler ex­
The California Packers’ Association of the leading plow manufacturing con­ that it can use to the best advantage. plosion daring the night. The watch­ hy Mayor Phelan, of San Francisco,
who has telegraphed to the city execu­
haB been incorporated, with a capital cerns of the United States met in Chi­
man, Eugene Dubois, and his wife and tive of the leading cities of the western
stock of $2,590,000. It is composed of cago, and virtually completed organiza­
G e rm a n M e a t B il l .
child, were the only persons in the portion of the United States, asking
some of the largest fruitpacking estab­ tion into which it is proposed ulti­
Berlin, May 10.—It is authorita­ mill. The woman was killed ontright. their co-operation in the effort to securo
lishments in the state, and its object mately to take all manufacturers of tively stated that the oommittee of the
The cap­ reichstag to which was referred the The child died an hour later, and Du- for the West the honor of first eceiv-
will be to control and regulate the agricultural Implements.
prices of canned fruits which it will italization of the new combination is meat inspection hill which was substan­ bios may recover. Cold water turned ing the naval hero.
into a hot boiler oaused the explosion.
Mayor Harrison received the follow­
ship to all parts of the world.
placed at over $65,000,000.
tially agreed upon hy the imperial
ing
dispatch from Mayor Phelan today:
Mr. Shnrman, the president of th«
At Oshkosh, Wis., the engine room cabinet and the United States ambas­
K ille d b y a lla ik e t - H a ll,
“
('an
you advise me by telegrflm if I
United States Philippine commission, of the saw mill of the Paine Lumber sador, Andrew D. White, has reported
New York, May 9.—Hugh Cav« can use your name hy cablegram invit­
expresses the opinion that the inter­ Company was wrecked by a boiler ex­ against the measure and in favot of nnagh, 26 years old, was killed by a
views accorded by General Otis to th« plosion. The watchman, Eugene Du­ bills hostile to American interests, and base ball at tbe New Jersey Athletic ing Admiral Dewey to return by San
Filipino represetatives will have a good bois, and his wife and child, were tbe that the government will probably re­ Club tonight. Cavanagh bad struck at Franciasoo, insetad of hy Suez? We
moral effect, as tending to convince only persons in the mill. The woman fuse to sanction it. The bill, as re­ the ball twice, and in attempting to contemplate a grand reception.”
Mayor Harrison immediately wired
Aguinaldo’s representatives that th« was killed outright. The child died ported back, provides for an examina­ strike an inshoot, the ball caught him
his
assent. It is reported that Mayor
American authorities mean to give th« an hour later, and Dubois may reoover. tion of American meats impossible to fairly over tbe heart. He was carried
Filipinos a good government, and not i Cold water turned into a hot boiler enforce without utterly destroying to a bonoh unconscious, and died in Phelan has wired all tho mayors of the
principal cities of the West and ha*
«ne of the Spanish sort.
caused the extrlosion
American trade with Germany.
two minute«.
received fuvuruble answers.
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