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Washington, June 29.—-The negotia
New Orleans will furnish the first
tions for a modus vivemli regulating
GOLD HILL..........................OREGON.
two of the Spanish court stenographer* All the Northwest Invited the Alaska boiimlary have fallen into a Volunteers W ill Be Enlisted
state tli.rt jeo|iardixes a successful out
Otis asked fur.
for Two Years.
There for the Fourth.
come and causes apprehension among
A new sugar company organize«! in
officials. Nothing has been beard from
San Francisco has *3,000,000 to use In
Arnhaaemlor Choate as to the results of
Hawaiau isles.
A T T R A C T IO N S ARE P L E N T IF U L the conference he ha«l today with Lord THREE BRIGADES T O BE A R M ED
One of the Prince Luigi partv panne-1
Salisbury on this subject, bat the lust
out *1,800 >n four days’ time at Cape
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tacky Democrats nominated Wilbam
nite American pro|>oeition which had
1 Goebel for governor.
been carefully drawn with the sole pur-
Chicago. June 20.— A Washington
The National Editorial Asaociation poee of preventing any future contro
The Fonrtb of July will be celebrated
A Japanese vessel has arrived in
io grand style in Hawaii.
San Francisco and is said to have bu- fa one of the most extensive institu- versy over the iioints already agreed dispatch to the Tribune says: As a re
sult of a conference between the presi
tions of its kind in the world. In its upon between Choate and Salisbury.
Germany baa withdrawn objections, - bonic plague on board.
Instead of foliowring the lines ol the dent and Secretary Alger this after
memberihip
are
embraced
the
editora
and will now accept arbitration.
Rioting baa broken oat afresh in
American pro|>oeal and confining the noon. it Iras been decided to begin the
Cleveland.
Severs! street cars were and proprietors of uewapapeis in every counter propoeal to a plain statement
A sis story building burned in Bos
enlistment of volunteers for two years
part ol the United States. Every year
demolished by the mob.
ton entailing a loss of *180.000.
this association hoida a national con of the points alrea«ly roughly indicate«! for service iu the Philippines. Orders
The government will use a shell of vention, ami this year it waa decided as marking the boundary, the last is«ue to recruiting officers to this effect will
Manv buildings were wrecked and
aome stock killed in Bradley, Neb., by terrific exploeive power iu the fall cam to bold the convention in Portland, proposed a radical change in the lino he sent out tomorrow. It is propose«»
paign in the Philippines.
Oregon, although many cities competed on the Dalton trail, and was of a char to arm ami equip at once three brigades,
a twister.
acter wholly unacceptable to the Ameri or about 10.000, ami continue the work
for the honor.
The
freight
steamer
Pawnee
burned
President Timothy Dwight has bade
The editorial delegates to this great can side, involving as it did the trans until the whole 36,090 men authorized
farewell to Vale, and delivered bis last near Cape Henry, coast of Florida.
national convention will come to Port fer into Canadian jnrisdiction *f the by law ure seoOred.
Her crew of 34 was picked np.
bsccalaureate sermon.
fortunes ami claims of many American
There will be no call upon the states.
The ship Selkirk went down on Ape land on a special train, and everything miners. Unless there is a decided
Owing to the prolonged drought and
The regiments will be organized as
will
be
done
to
make
pleasant
and
in
the plague of locusts Asiatic Russia is reef, in the Philippines, with a *400,-
teresting their first visit to Oregon and abatement on one side or the other of United States volunteers. Officers will
000 cargo. All bands wore saved.
threatened with famine.
the demands, the desired modus will be ap|>ointed by the president »ml as
the northwest.
Tire Chicago stockyards atrikers have
A young woman in the Atlin coun
Their sessions in Portland will be be as unliaely of attainment as was signed to regiments without regard to
try has discovered a rein of quartz a been successful, and have returned to held in the Marquam Grand theater, the permanent agreement on the state lines. The maximum of the regu
work at an increase of >5 cents a day. and will lie interestingly intersperse«! boundary question, and the chance for lar army of 66,000 men has been se-
mile long and 600 feet wide.
Tha peace conference w ill lay aside with the best of music, and will he a reassembling of the joint high com oureil, ami now enlistments will be for
In a religious riot near Rome, several
the provisional army to make up the
men have been killed, and troope have disarmament proposals. The Russian open and ftee to the public. On one mission will fade awav entirely.
total strength of 100,000 men. Gen
proposals were declareJ unacceptable. of their evenings the e«litors will hoht
been sent to quell the rioters.
T H E PARIS D IS A S T E R .
eral Otis has 29,300 men on tlie ground,
At the peace conference Russia sub
The ’varsity boat raoi was won by a Eugene Field memorial service, which
or umler orilers, and volunteres will be
Il.r a a d ln g » f T im a b y th e C a p ta in th .
mitted a proposal to keep navies of the Pennsylvania, with Wisconsin second. will be a tender and touching tribute
rushe«l to him until he has an effective
L n u « o o f t h e A c c i d e n t .
Twenty-seven thousand people were in to one of America’s geatest journalists
world at a standstill for three years.
and
poets.
Chicago, Juno ji9.—A special cable force of 60,000.
At the Rongh Riders' reunion at Las attendance.
In the enlistments for the United
Portland extends a very cordial in to the Tri bone from London says:
Vegas, N. M., Colonel Tbeodoie Roose
Vanderbilt lias bought another road vitation to the people of the surround
States
volunteers, veterans ot the late
The Paris disaster turns out to be a
velt was presente«! with a gold medal. in the East, and the rumor is lieing re ing country and of the entire North
simple mutter. On leaving Cherbourg, war, including those who did not get
Colonel Thomas R. Cornelius, an vived that he intends establishing a west to come and help her enjoy her Captain Watkins entered the departure beyond the home camps, hut were sea
great Fourth of July.
Oregon pioneer and a veteran of the new transcontinental line.
in the log. ‘‘6:35 P. 31.,” using a pen soned, will he given the preference,
It will be an occasion quite full of cil, The next entry was “Passing and the same will tie true of the offi
earlv Indian wars, died at Cornelius,
Twenty-five picked men, who went
Or.
as representatives of a New York min enjoyment, and there will be things Caskets, 7:35.” The course steere«l cers. A brigadier-general for every
three regiments and a major-general
China will tear down her great wall ing company, have perished from pri to see that have never been seen be was almost due west in order to make i
fore.
.
vation
and
cold
in
Siberia.
Lizard light. So as to go through the for each division of three brigades will
at an enormous expense. A Chicago
Portland
itself
is
now
a
city
of
90,-
passage
between Cornwall ami the Ire appointed. They will be part regu
civil engineer will superintend the
Yellowstone has a new geyser. The
000
people,
a
beautiful
city,
with
all
islands, the usual practice is, if the lars und part volunteers ami General
work.
size of the opening is about the same
modern conveniences ami the best Lizard light is not made at a certain Joe Wheeler will be among their num
The new American cnp defender, Co as the famous Fountain geyser. The drinking water in the world. On all time, to change the coarse to the south ber.
lombia, develope«! great s,>eed on her eruption plays from 200 to 250 feet occasions the city is an interesting and and go clear of the islands. On-this
T o r t s O p e n e d to T r» < 1 e .
trial trip. She beat the old Defender high.
inexpensive place to see, and yon can occasion this was imfioesible, as, owing
Manila, Juno 29. — Major-General
in a brash.
San Francisco authorities have dis ride for many miles in airy, open elec to the misty night, they could not see
Otis has ordered the O|iening to trails
At Camden, N. J., fire damaged the covered counterfeit dies for statu pins tric cars for five cents. There are beau the Eddystone light.
of
many important ports, which have
certificates
of
identification
as
given
at
tiful parks to visi», and many attrac- ; The captain consulted the log when
Moro-Phillips chemical works to the
been close«I since the outbreak. Many
Hong
Kong.
They
cut
an
important
tive
suburbs,
and
the
five-ceut
fare
en-
,
extent of *100.000. Three large build
about opposite Eddystone. He mistook ships used in inter-island coniinene
ing* use«] in the manufacture of phos part in the Citinese smuggling schemes. able* the visitor to see them all.
the entry and read the time of leaving
One of the sights of this Fourth will Cherbourg as 7:35, the time of pass have been tied up in the harbor hero
phate were destroyed.
Crop prospects in England and
be the launching of the torpedo-boat | ing Caskets, instead of 6:35, the real for months, and the shippers and mer
The citizens of San Juan, the capital France have improved.
destroyer Goldsborough, which is be time of leaving Cherbourg. Conse chants have been urging the govern
of Porto Rico, propose to display their
The Kentucky Democratic conven
ing built in Portland at a contract cost quently the captain judged himself ment to raise the blockade.
patriotism and fidelity to the govern tion broke np in a row.
When the decision was made known
to the United States government of about 17 miles farther from the Corn
ment of the United States by
yesterday, tire scene in tho custom
* celebrat-
The French chamber of deputies will *283,000.
wall coast than he really was, and de
ing the Fourth of July in good Ameri support the new cabinet.
Portlaml business men have contrib layed changing the course for one hour, house was as animated as the floor ol
can style.
an American stock exchange. It was
Fire in the freight yards at Toledo, uted nearly *8,000 to defray the ex- 1 just sufficient to run the Paris right a busy day. Ship owners rushed to get
The body of Ensign Monaghan, who O.. did *500,000 damage.
pense of having a goo«l celebration an«l on the coast.
their clearance pa|iers.
was killed in Samoa, was fittingly re
entertaining the e«litors this year, and
Rich New Yorkers are on their way
Thera will he a great boom ir. the
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ceive«! in Portland. A requiem mass
that means that there will he many J
was said at the cathedral and a sermon to Alaska to develop American mines. first-class attractions and amusements,
San Francisco, June 29.— A Call hemp business, which has been at a
was preached by Archbishop Christie.
A life size statue of solid gold will all free to the people. There will be special from Nevada City, Cal., says: standstill. The ships will race to bring
The body was escorted to the train by be Colorado’s state exhibit at the Par if boat laces and bicycle races and a Mrs. Norval Douglass, ol San Francis the first cargo before the demand weak
naval, military and church organiza exposition.
parade that will excel anything of the co, writes to friends here that she has ens. As there is a heavy export duty
on hemp, this will greatly increase the
tions.
Keai-Admiral Sampson will re kind ever seen in the Northwest, com- received a letter, saying her son Harry revenues. The interests of the natives,
prising
cavalry,
infantry,
artillery
and
'
Douglass,
of
this
city,
along
with
25
Misreading of orders caused the linquish command of the North Atlan
naval battalions, and all tire military other picked miners from various coun as well as the merchant trailers gener
Linnton, Or., collision.
tic squadron in November.
ties of California, who left on June 2, ally, led General Otis to take this ac
The treasury deficit will reach nearly ! John Bull is said to be in a bad hands. In the big procession will be of last year, tor Siberia, under the lead tion. Delegations from the southern
many civic societies and industrial
*100,000,000 for the year.
pinch and Germany and France are not
floats, ami there will he a brilliant ership of John T. McCall, who was a islands tol«l him that the cession of
At an hotel fire in Oswego, N. Y., far behind. They all need American ^public reception to the National Edi gravel mining superintendent here, business was bringing much suffering
one woman lost her life aud eight were gold.
torial Association, whose delegates will have perished from privation and cold. to peaceable inhabitants.
Gunboats will protect the shipping
injured.
In the party were two othei miners
Mitchell George, a Columbia river number 800.
in
some ports, but elsewhere shippers
from
this
city,
besides
McCall
and
fisherman,
was
drowned
by
the
upset
After dark, on the night of the
The Spanish government has ap- i
mast
risk confiscation by the insur
Douglass,
one
of
them
being
John
Arm
ting
of
his
boat
on
Peacock
spit
at
the
Fourth
the
summit
of
Mount
Hood
will
pointed Luizi Marinas consul-general
gents,
who exact heavy tribute for all
strong
ami
the
other
Thomas
Daniels,
mouth of the river.
he beautifully illuruinated with red
at Manila.
■hips
they
permit to sail.
i
They
all
went
under
contract
to
a
New
The new French cabinet is being fire, and the grand scene will be plainly
Secretary Long will create a board
j York company, expecting to be gone
Two hostile groups seen from the streets nt Portland.
T e r r ib le » I n s t r u m e n t o f W a r .
of admirals.
Admiral Dewey will ! well received.
three years.
Portland’s
fireworks
on
the
Fourth
have
withdrawn
their
opposition
and
probably preside.
Chicago, June 29.—A special to the
are going to be grand. New designs
most journals are favorable.
P l a g u e H t e a m e r A r r iv e s *
Chronicle from Washington says: A
The cruiser Philadelphia has arrived
have been originated, and no expense
Three
hundred
native
Porto
Ricans
San
Francisco,
June 29.—The steam shell of terrific explosive power with n
in San Francisco from Samoa, with i
has
been
spared
to
make
the
display
have been enlisted in the new battal
er Nippon Marit arrived today from capacity to annihilate by bursting frag
Admiral Kaulz on board.
intresting and attractive.
ion authorized by the war deparment,
Hong Kong, via Yokohama ami Hono* ments and a shock as effective as a
Any and all visitors can well put in
A San Francisco clgarmaker has been and 100 more will be taken.
, ,
* n «i i
i
i lulu. The vessel was detained at Hono- streak ot lightning, will he the feature
arrested by revenue officers for refilling
several
«lays
, , , for several , «lavs
,
.
- in Portland
,
, and , see some- lulu
on account » of « . two ol the fall campaign in the Piiilippme
Aguinaldo expects recognition after .,
thing new every day, and enjoy every 1
boxes, and imitating loreign stamps.
deaths having occurred on hoard from islands. Tests of tlie chargo of this
the next election. He has proclaimed
One of England’s greatest men died that the present administration of the minute, and those who come to Port- bubonic plague. When the Maru en terrible erfgine of war are being made
lan I for tbeic Fourth will make no tered this port the yellow flag was fly at Sandy Hook, the government guard
the other day at Macclesfield. His
United States will meet defeat and F il mistake.
name was Leo Whitton and he weighed ipino independence will follow.
ing, and tiie vessel was ordered to tho ing closely its socrot of manufacture.
714 pounds.
quarantine station. All of the passen
A siiell of tiiis nature, charged with
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News received from Idaho is to the
gers were landed on Angel island, and an explosive equal to melinite or dyna-.
Yellow fever has broken out among effect that the Northern Pacific rail
the soldiers at Santiago and Puerto way has beaten the Oregon Railway & W h a t W a s A c c o m p lis h e d b y t h e B e l neither doctors nor customs officials mite, falling near a battalion of the
were allowed on board. The fumiga enemy would kill or cripple a vdry
Principe.
Four deaths aud 14 cases Navigation Company in the fight for
g ic a P a r t y o f E x p lo r e r s .
tion process was applied to some of her largo percentage of the battalion. The
have been reported.
New York, June 28.—A dispatch to more important papers, and they were chances of escape from this tremendous
the control of the Clearwater valley.
The coast and geo<letic survey steam
machine will he decreased 100 times,
The report recently sent out from the Herald from Montevideo says:» sent ashore.
er Patterson will make a survey of that
experts say, as compared with shrapnel
Honolulu that the body of King Luna- The Antarctic steamer Belgica has
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portion of the Behring sea on the routes IiIo has been stolen from the royal tomb sailed for La Plata. M. De Gerlache,
discharged at tlie same objects.
Saragodba, Spain, June 29.— Many
to the Alaska gold fields.
is denied. When the vault was opened leader of the late expedition, sums up
England will borrow £4,000,000, re recently the remains were undisturbed. as follows the result of his journey to people were injured during the rioting N e w H e i l e i l l e f o r H iu u g g lltig In C h in e s e .
the Antarctic regions:
» iiere yesterday. Martial law has been
payable in yearly installments, for the
San Francisco, June 2 9.— It has been
At Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in the col
declared at Valencia and fighting has discovered that two dies, similar to
First—
Discovery
of
a
canal
which
defense works, barracks an«l rifle ranges lege boat races, Pennsylvania four-
occurred at vanous other places. The those used by tlie United States ami
was named the Belgica channel.
at homo and abroad.
oared arid Cornell freshmen were the
Second— Discovery of an archipel riots here were continued to«lay, and all British offloinls nt Hong Kong in
Porto Ricans are becoming dissatis- winners. The eight-oared race was an
the shops were closed in consequence.
fie«l. They contend that under the exciting contest between the Ithacans ago, formerly believed to be an iso The troops tired on tlie mob in tho stamping the certificates of Identifica
lated island.
tion givon to Chnose merchants and
present arrangements they are of no and Columbia.
Third— Rectification of numerous Plaza de la Construction, killing one students, so they may enter American
country and have no flag.
A dispatch from Pekin says: G. A. errors in the British admiralty maps person and seriously wounding two ports, have been made in tiiis city.
At Johnstown, Pa., the Cambria Flitche, interpreter nt the French lega concerning Fireland and Shetland is others.
Tire order for their execution was given
Steel Company has posted notices ol a tion there, has been struck by a China lands.
W h i t e s a n il B l a c k s C la s h .
to an engraver by two Chinese.
general advance of wages of 10 per man, and is Buffering from bruises.
Fourth—The water temperature per
Birmingham, Ala., June 19.—Three
It is presumed the dies are to bo used
cent. About 8,600 men are affected The French minister demands a public mits the supposition that there is a negroes are dead and one is not expect in stamping forged certificates to be
by the advance.
apology from tho tsung li ynmen.
continent far to tho south.
ed to live until morning, as a result of useil by Chinese not of tire privileged
Fifty hospital ambulances shipped
Fifth— Important discoveries refer a riot between the white and negro classes. Collector Jackson says that
Sir Thomas Lipton’s cup challenger
Horn Chicago to Tampa, Fla., over a Shamrock was launched at Millwall, ring to flora and fauna.
miners at the oie mines near Cardiff, no action can bo taken in tho matter
year ago by army officials to be for England. As the Shamrock reached
Sixtli—Discovery of unknown lands in Jefferson county. The dead are E«1 until forgery Is actually committed.
warded to Cuba for the use of the midstream from tho slips, a barge col especially Danco island.
Ellis, Jim Dill and Adam Sampels.
United States troops, have been lost. lided with her, stiking the yacht's bow
E a r t h q u a k e a t H ca.
Those wounded are: Rudolph Wil
Tr«»*|>* H a ll f o r A la s k a .
It took 17 cars to haul the ambulances. above tho waterline, and making a big
liams and George Thomas, mortally.
San Francisco, June 20.—Captain C.
San Francisco, June 27.—The trans
The Filipinos imprisoned two Eng dent.
II. McLeod, master of the American
Second T e n t o f S p e e d .
port St. Pual sailed for St. Michaels to
lishmen at Taohbobona, on the island
hark
Rufus E. Wood, reports a violent
Newport, R. I., June 29.—In a good
At Pueblo, Colo., the Filers smelt day with 800 soldiers under command
of Samar, southeast of Luzon. The
earthquake
shock that lie experienced
British cruiser Grafton steamed to the ers, one of the trust plants, has resumed of Colonel Ray, who are going to re breeze the new cup defender Columbia at sea on April 2. Tlie bark was on
point from Cebu, hik I her commander operations with about half the regular lieve the troops now on the Yukon. and the Defender, champion of 1897, tlie way from Sydney, Australia, to
demanded their release. When this force. The wages paid oirt are about Tiiey will he stationod at various had a second and more thorough test of Tahiti. The jar was so severe that the
was refused he landed a force of ma what the company originally offered, points, Colonel Ray making St. Mich their relative speed, and again the new captain thought he had struok a reei
rines. and cleared his ship for action, and the men are guaranteed protection aels his headquarters. A year’s sup boat proved that in windward work she and called all hands oil deck. The
whereupon the Englishmen were hand if they choose to violate the eight-hour ply of provisions and five milch cows could both outpoint and outfoot tlif vessel continued to roll and pitch irr
older craft.
law.
were also taken on the St. Paul.
ed over.
the calm sea for 80 or 40 seconds.
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