Gold Hill news., August 18, 1900, Image 2

GOLD HILL NEWS.
L.AIER
NEW S.
Theodore Roosevelt w ill not visit the
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Pacific coast.
Rome, August 16.— The railroad ac- ,
General Methuen is in touch with
cideut which occurred about midnight Mission of American Consul
No Peace Before Ministers 12 miles from this city turns out to
O K B sO M . Dewet’s rear guard.
gold h ill ............
have been more serious than riqsirted.
Shanghai has word that the Pekin le-
Hollis There.
Are Liberated.
It now appears that 12 persons were
agtions were desperately attacked Aug­
killed and 40 wounded, of whom 15
ust 8.
K R U G ER A SK ED FOR REFUGE
In a collision near Colorado Springs, A M E R IC A ’ S
P O S IT IO N are seriously injured.
F IR M
Tile disaster was caused by the te e-
Colo., two passengers were killed aud
scoping of two sections of the train on
live injured.
the railroad from Rome to I’lorence, ■Suer P r e s i d e n t W a n t e d I n I t e m a l n In
K e m n l n * (In c h N itg « *« !
In T b ’ t M u t t e r
President Kruger has applied for a
C o m p r e h e n s iv e K v v k w o f I h e Im p o r t ­
bearing notable persons who had been
l.m ireii«*«» M a r q u e s O flliie V n l l l t i e
M e ttS M fc F r o n t C o n g e r S lM lIiit f T h n t
temporary asylum in the American
a n t H a p p e n i n g * o f t h e l ‘» * t W e e M
attending the recent ceremonies here.
C o a i d L e a v e S n u lh A f r i c a .
T h e y A r e ll« » l« lin g O u t*
consulate at Loureuco Marques.
C u l l e d S 'ro m t h e T e l e g r a p h C o lu m n s .
The engine of the Hrst section became
disabled aud stopped aud the train was
C . P. Huntington, president of the
London.
August
16. — President
almost immediately uflerwards struck
Washington,
August
IB
.—
The
reply
Southern
Pacific
lailroad,
died
in
the
Extreme hot weather continues in
Kinger
addressed
a
formal
application
by
tlie
aecoud
section,
The
Grand
Adiroudacks, N . Y ., of heart disease. of the Uuited States government to
the East.
to the United States to grant him a
Duke
aud
(iraud
Duchess
Peter
of
C
h
in
a’s
overtures
fur
peace
was
made
The army of the Philippines elected
Prince Tuan is pre|>aiiug to escape
sanctuary in care the necessity for it
General F. V . Greene president, Gen­ public early in the day, showing the Russia and the members of the Turk­ •rose.
from Pekin.
This occurred, according to
ish
mission,
who
had
attended
the
firm
and
final
position
that
had
been
eral
O . Summers as second vice-
Secretary
Reitz, the day land Roberts
The Klondike gold yield this year ia
taken. While expressing satisfaction funeral of King Humbert, were among
president.
at this i»eace step, the reply states that the passengers, hut they were unin­ entered Pretoria.
125.000,000.
The clothing factory of K . B. Olson j
The details of the event have been
Several persons were killed by t & Co , of Chicago, was destroyed by ! it is evident “ that there can be no gen­ jured, The grand duchess is a sister related to a re|H»rler of the piers by F.
eral
negotiations
between
China
and
of
tbe
new
queen
of
Italy.
storm in New York.
tire, w ith a loss on buildings aud goodf • the powers” so long as the ministers
When informed of the accident. King \V. Unger, who has just returned front
Governor Roosevelt w ill speak in of $95,000.
and legal toners are restrained aud in Victor Emanuel and Queen Helene, the Transvaal, ami who secured the in­
Oregon in September.
Contractors are making close exam ­ dauger, and then follows a specific hastened to the scene. 'I'he queen and formation from Secretary lb itz an I
Seattle inaugurates a move for an ination of the route for the Klamath statement of what the United States her sister returned to the quiriunl, others. After quoting the secretary as
international fair in 1004.
Falls railway, preparatory to signing expects as a condition precedent to a while the king ami the grand duke ie- -living President Kruger would never
cessation of hostilites, viz.: 'Ihat a mained on the s,s»t, giving orders t< take to the mountains, oil account bi
There is a great demand for timbea the contract.
his age, hut would retreat down the
and farm lands in Oregon.
Steamer Deutschland made the ruu body of the relief force be permitted to assist in clearing the wreck and saving line, finally escaping to Portuguese ter­
“ enter Pekin unmolested” and escort the injured. They re-entered the qui-
Hot weather killed 39 persons in from New York to Plymouth, England, the ministers back to Tien Tsiu. The rinal at 6 o’clock in the morning.
ritory, Mr. Huger says that the day the
in
5
days.
11
hours
aud
45
minutes,
New York and Philadelphia.
i British entered
Pretoria President
text
of
the
American
reply
is
as
fol­
breaking the record.
SA N F R A N C IS C O S T R IK E .
Kruger
sent
for
W.
Stanley H ollis, the
Bryan has decided to make a general
lows
Bob Fitzsimmons and Tom Sharke\ J “ Memorandum: Touching the im ­
American consul at Loureuco .Uniques,
campaign tour of the country.
T h e M l l l i n e i i ' s V n l m i W a u l s a u K l g h t - and Mr. Hollis was taken t<> Mai hado-
have been matched to tight August 2.' j
Sealing schooner Minnie, of Victoria, before the Coney Island Chin for a ! perial edict of August 8, appointing Li
llu u r II» » .
dorp in a special car. President kniget
Hung Chang envoy plenipotentiary to
was wrecked in Northern waters.
San
Franoicso,
August
16.— I'he asked him it tils goveriinieui would
purse of (25,000. Charley White is tc , conduct negotiations on the part of
M illinen’s Union, backed by the Build­ grant him (President Kruger, au asv-
King Victor took the constitutional be referee.
China with the powers, and the request
ing Trades Council, today began in , him in the Loureuco Marques eonsulat»
oath before the Italian parliament.
Twelve heat prostrations, with one I for a cessation of hostilities pending
earnest
its fight for ail eight-hour day. I until lie (Mr. Kruger), made oilier ar­
General Randall is given authority to that will prove fatal, is the record o l ' negotiations, communicated to Mr.
A
strike
has been ordered and the rangements for his departure. I’resi
send destitute persons out from Nome. one day at St. Joseph, M o., which was Adee by Mr. Wu on the 12th of A u ­
strength of the movement will soon be j dent Kruger expressed fears concerning
The ringleaders in the Pretoria plot the hottest of the season. TJieruiome- 1 gust, 1900.
known.
The lumber anil planning his treatment by tlie Portuguese govern­
“ The government of the United
to capture Lord Roberts have been ar­ ters registered 101 degrees.
mill owners have not yet decided ment, ami wished to guard a w a y o l
States
learned
with
satisfaction
of
the
rested.
The question of making the perm a-1
whether the mills shall try to continue I escape. Mr. Hollis asked for time to
appointment of Earl L i Hung Chang as
General MacArthur sends news of nent repairs on the Oregon at home in­ envoy plenipotentiary to conduct nego­ operations witli nonunion men or shall ! consult with ids government, ami I’le—
the surrender of a Filipino command stead of in Japan has been discussed by tiations with tne powers, and w ill, on close down until an adjustment is ideut Kruger assured him he would
some of the authorities ol the navy de­
effected. In four San Francisco mills ! receive a week’s notice liefore putting
of 172.
partment aud may result in her being its part, enter upon such negotiations and in all of the Oakland inlils the
the plan into execution.
Jefferies is anxious to meet Fitzsim ­
with a desire to continue the friendly
brought back to the Pacific coast.
union men were {»aid o f f Saturday
In consequence of this visit to the
mons and Sharkey in the last week of i
relations so long existing betwreen the
The official report of the Colombian two countries. It is evident that there night after their refusal to return this i Transvaal and the transmission of Pres­
Angnst.
government commander in the recent can be no general negotiations between morning under the old schedule and ident Kruger’s request to W ashing­
In the French naval maneuvers a tor­
were ordereil to remove their trails from ton, Mr. Hollis received instructions
liattle at Panama says the rebel casual­
pedo boat destroyer was sunk and 42 ties were 600 ami those of the govern­ China and the |>owers so long as the the works.
from Secretary Hay not to leave Portu­
ministers of the powers aud the persons
lives lost.
"U nless
some
understanding is guese territory again, lie was thu-
ment 100. The commander intimates under their protection remain in their
Many American soldiers were pros­ that the consuls favored the rebels, aud present position of rest r iutand dauger, reached before the end of the week,’ ' cn hi pel led to neglect the inteiests of
trated by the heat in the advance on that their intervention was dangerous and that the powers cannot cease their said Andrew W ilkie, proprietor of the tlie British prisoners at Nooit Gedacllt,
Mechanic's mill, “ I believe building where there was great suffering.
Yang Tsun.
aud pernicious.
efforts for their delivery of those repre­
Chinese viceroys want the United 1 The detective bureau of New Y'ork sentatives to which they aie constrain­ w ill practically cease in San Francisco
Mr. Unger in conclusion said: “ I
States to prevent the landing of troops C ity , is looking for Antonio Pesce, a ed by the highest consideration of and the bay cities aud the 16,000 men make this explanation in justice to Mr.
in the building trades will be thrown Hollis whose action has been misun­
at Shanghai.
hanker, with offices in that city.
He national honor, except under an ar­
ont
of employment.”
derstood in America ami Great Brit­
Fifteen persons were killed by rail- ! has mysteriously disappeared.
Scores rangement ailequate to accomplish a
No
advance in wages is naked, but a in .”
road train striking an omnibus in of excited Italian depositors have peaceable deliverance. We are ready
the Hume pay is wanted for eight hours
Mr. Unger did not know whether the
Pennsylvania.
thronged Peace’s offices, and it is re­ to enter into an arrangement between
as is now given for nine. The mill state department eventally gave a
Congressman Overstreet says the ported to the police that the banker the powers aud the Chinese government
men sav they caunot grant the rise and specific answer to President Kruger's
Repuolicans must work hard to control has gone to Italy, taking with him for a cessation of hostile denionstia-
!
request.
tions on condition that a sufficient meet Eastern competition.
(16,000.
the next house.
A F a ta l lllu m le r .
Encouraging developments are re­
Dr. Steinitz. the chess champion, body of the forces composing the relief
BRAKES
W OULD NOT
W ORK.
expedition shall be permitted to enter
New York, August 16. — A special
ported from the Sumpter district of died in New York.
Pekin unmolested and to escort the for­ cable dispatch to the Evening World H e a d E n d C o l l i s i o n o n I l l s l l e n v e r A
Eastern Oregon.
A site has been chosen for the new eign ministers and residents back tc
HI«» < «rM it<lr.
today, dated Che Foo, August 9, via
Six persons were killed in an Italian Fort H all Indian school.
Tien
Tsin,
this
movement
being
pro­
i
Shanghai,
says:
A
terrible
mistake
Colorado
Springs,
C o l., August 16.—
railroad wreck
The king and queen
The Russian minister w ill not leave 1 vided and secured by such arms and occurred at the taking of Yang Tsun. A head-end collision on the Denver Ac
went to the scene.
dispositions of troops as shall be con­ ! Russian artillery opeued lire on the Rio <!rande railway today at Monu­
Pekin before his comrades.
An advance guard of the internation­
sidered safe by the generals command- I American troops. Before the mistake ment about 20 miles north of this city,
The
besieged
foreigners
in
Pekin
have
!
al column has pushed on from Yang
ing the forces composing the relief ex­ was discovered many American soldiers resulted in the death of two persons'
food to last them only a week.
Tsun to occupy Tsai Tsun.
pedition.
A L V A L A. A D E E ,
. had been killed or wounded by the and the injury of several others.
•
Bryan’s speech of accent!«»-je w ill be
A London newspaper correspondent
“ Acting Secretary.
j
Russian shells. The Fourteenth took
Missouri
Pacific
train
No.
12,
north­
writes a bitter complaint of the con­ reproduced by phonogi«,
“ Department of State, Washington, part in the attack oil the Chineso bound, running ou tlie Rio Granda
duct of affairs in South Africa.
Twelve persons were killed and 40 August 13, 1900.”
trenches. As the Chinese fled the regi­ tracks between Pueblo ami Denver,
The French press and people are not ».njured in a train wreck in Italy.
ment entered anti occupied one of the le,ft tins city at 10:10 A. M ., 40 min­
M e ssag e F ro m C o n g e r.
pleased with th« appointment of Von
Chinese
positions. A Russian battery, utes late. Rio (.ramie train No. 1,
The empress intends to leave Pekin
A dispatch was received from General
W’aldersee as commander-in-chief.
before the foreign troops arrive.
Chaffee transmitting a inessuge he had some distance off did not notice the tile Pacific coast limited, had orders to
Democrats ojiened their national
movement. It opened tire on the posi­ pass the Dortherubouud at Monument
Appropriations hv the last session received from Minister Conger. E v i­
tion ami planted shells among the switch. Tlie north-lsHind train hail
campaign.
dently
the
message
had
been
delayed
of congress were (710,150,862.
Fire in a Butte, Mont., mine caused
long in reaching him, and his own dis­ American troops. The Russians were the main line, and the train coming
The ameer of Afghanistan is prepar­
(100,000 damage.
patch was dated four days ago.
The quickly notified and ceased their fire. from Denver failed to stop in time and
ing to cross into Russian teriitorv.
crashed into the north-bound train.
dispatch
was
as
follows:
There w ill be no yellow peril, so far
S tA h h e c i l>y mii
In tlie forward car of the south bound
The annual convention of the Typo­
“ Adjutant-General,
Washington —
as Japan is concerned.
New York. Aouust 16.— .Janie« Sye- train coming to Colorado Springs were
graphical Union opened in Milwaukee. Toitsun, 8th— Message received today:
fane, an Italian, was stublied to death
Wisconsin Republicans nominated
Several canneryinen were arrested •Pekin, August 4.— We will hold nutil with a stiletto in this city last night. seated all of those who were killed aud
Robert M . La Follette for governor.
injured. Gilbert and Webber were
your
arrival.
Hope
it
w
ill
be
soon.
for packing salmon after close of sea­
His brother, angelo, knows who the pinned under the debris ami could not
The postoffice at Colfax W ash., was son.
Send such information as yon can.
murderer is, but he will not tell.
be reached for half an hour.
¡burglarized and (40 in stamps secured.
U H A F F E .”
By mistake British and Russian ar­ Conger.’
“ I have sworn to the vendetta,” he
Engineer Desmond, of No. 1, states
A telegraph line from Valdes to Cape tillery shelled the Americans at Yang
T h re e M en K ille d .
says. “ No one shall kill him hut I . ” as a reason for the collision that when
Nome, Alaska, is under construction. Tsun.
The two Hyefanes came from Croton he attempted to stop at Monument lus
New York, August 15.— Three em­
Lieutenant-Colonel lloare’s garrison
Chief
Judge Lacombe, of New York, re­ ployes in the New York Steam Heating lake to visit friends and in the course air brakes would not work.
at Eland’s river has surrendered to the fused to sign a writ of extradition for Company were killed this morning by of their visit became involved in an Surgeon Corwin of the Colorado Iron
the expulsion of a 15-iuch pipe elbow. argument with a fellow Italian in a sa­ Zk Fuel Company at Pueblo and Dr.
Boers.
Neely.
They are: Frank Hberrick, of Jersey loon, relative to King Humbert’ s char­ Gnusuule, of Denver, were on the train
Bryan and Stevenson were formally
About 20 farmers near Salem real­ C ity ; George Jenkins, Edward Brown, acter.
The Hyefanes eulogized the coming south and immediately set to
notified of their nomination at Indian­ ized 56 cents per bushel foi wheat oy
colored, of this city.
Jackson and dead monarch, the third Italian de­ work caring for tlie injured.
apolis.
pooling the same.
Brown tried to crawl out, but were scribed him as au oppressor of the peo-
R . F . Webl»er, who was killed,
General Miles says the situation in
Export of gold from New York is ex­ overcome and suffocated.
Sherrick I pie. The quarrel ended in an affray leaves a wife and one child. Web­
China is serious. He says the move­ pected to relax the financial tension at was on the second floor, In the fire in which James Hyefaue was stabbed ber's hip whs smashed, and lie died
ment of troops is difficult.
European capitals.
room, aud was suffocated by the steam. in the left breast. 11 is assailant es­ almost instantly. Dr. Gunsanl», de­
Heavy rains in the Yellowstone Na­
spite the fact that she was considera­
The state department replied to the Others seriously injured were sent caped, though pursued by a mob.
tional l’ark completely extinguished edict appointing L i Hung Chang a home. W . J . David, the engineer, was
bly bruised, assisted in caring for the
I d e n t i t y o f l i n g o K n b lie r s .
the forest fires which had burned for peace commissioner.
arrested.
other injured. II. (’. Barnes, of Den­
Kansas C ity, August 16. — A special ver, was injured about tlie legs and
some time.
Two government pack trains leave
M o r e P a y f o r O p e r a to r s .
to the Star from (ioodland, K an., says: face, but not seriously.
River improvement w ill precede and Vancouver to take a transport at Seat­
Pittsburg, Augnst 15.— After several The two Union Pacific train robbers
a naval station accompany the location tle for service in China.
H ig S a lm o n l i n n m i tin * E r a s e r .
conierences with the Baltimore & Ohio killed near here last week are believed
of a government drydock on the Colum- ■
Vancouver,
B. C ., August 16.—
railroad
officials,
the
Order
of
Railway
The report that the Canadian govern­
to be James and Tom Jones, Missouri
bia river, Or.
ment has abandoned the royalty on the Telegraphers has secured recognition of and Texas desperadoes. There is a re­ Large numbers of salmon are running
One man was killed and four ser­ Yukon gold output is not correct. An the order and c readjustment of wages ward of (3,000 in .Missouri and (1,500 on the Fraser river, and the ¡lacking
iously injured in a collision on the exj)ort duty is under consideration.
and conditions, which w ill mean an in Texas for the Jones brothers, dead houses are runuing full blast. F isher­
Spokane
Falls and Northern, near
advance and betterment to the majority or alive. Word from Springfield, Mo., men are catching as many as 5ii() to the
l’arejita, well-known Cuban bandit,
Cauners are confident
of 2,000 or more operators employed on says the description of the robbers fits Is,at per dav.
Spokane, Wash.
was shot and k’ lled at Palma Sorito,
that tlie run this year will In of fair
General MacArthur’s official report 20 miles from Santiago, by a corporal the Baltimore & Ohio system. In that of the two men who were
of the sickness in his army on Ju ly 31 of the rural guard. This outlaw had gome instances, the advance w ill bs in Dallas county, Mo., and who, after proportions for an off season.
leading lives of desperadoes in that
E ig h t y A c re s n t W h e a t K n r u e il.
is as follows: Sick in hospitals, 3,755; been terrorizing the country for several between (5 aud (10 a month.
state,
went
to
Texas.
The
body
of
the
Colfax,
Wash., August 16.— Eire in
sick in quarters, 1,081.
years, lie has committed numerous
Illin o is ’ W h e a t C rep .
taller man will be exhumed to see if it a wheat field of 100 acres ou D. E.
murders.
Springfield,
111.,
August
16.—
The
The third battalion of the Fifth in ­
hears marks that one of the brothers is Kcnsinger’s farm, 10 miles south of
fantry, stationed at Fort Sheridan, Illi­
A pitched battle occurred near Gra­ state board of agricultnre issued a bul­ known to have had.
here, destroyed 80 actes of fine stand -
letin
today
stating
that
the
wintei
nois, has been ordered to China to join ham, N . M ., between a (rosse, under
iug wheat. Header aud thresher crews
wheat
crop
of
Illinois
amounts
to
20,-
General Chaffee’s uonunaud.
Deputy Sheriff W. K. Foster, and two
Y e l l o w F e v o r In H a v a n a .
1 saved half the field by hard lighting
677,000 bushels, the largest since 1896.
The Columbia Southern railway is bandits who rohlred a store in Graham
New York. August 16.— A dispatch 1 with wet blankets. The loss is (800;
The
qnalitv
is
excellent,
and
at
the
extending its telegraph line through in broad davlight. One of the robbers
to the Herald from Havana says: A u ­ no insurance.
price of August 1, 68 cents, its value
Harney county, Oregon, which is was killed. The other was wounded,
gust opeued with 35 cases of yellow
is (14,169,000, the best returns sines
Muncie, ln d ., August 15. — A fright­
thought to be a good indication that hut he escaped.
fever in Havana. There are now 59
1894.
the railroad will shortly follow.
C. N . McMahon, a young society
oases in the city, four victims being ful explosion ol nitro-glycerine oc-
E x p lo s io n In S h a n g h a i.
Americans.
There were 80 deaths ' curred today, three miles east of Mont­
The wife of Dr. A . McDonald West- man, of Woodward avenue, Detroit,
Shanghai,
August
16.—
A
native
was
robbed
of
(500
in
greenbacks
while
from
the
fever
during Ju ly .
U p to pelier. The Gaithw ait nitro-glycerine
water, of Liaoyang, Manchuira, com­
powder magazine exploded last night. Bunday the number of deaths this factory was demolished and two men
coming
out
of
the
California
theater,
mitted suicide at Arma in consequence
The damage is not known. Foreigners month was 11. Confidence is expressed injured. There was 150 quarts of the
of mental depression caused by her ex­ San Francisco, after the performance
are not admitted w ithin the magaaine by the authorities that there w ill be stnff in the explosion, and the country
by
a
pickpocket,
who
secured
the
roll
citing experiences at New Chwang
enclosure
was shaken for miles around.
no general fever epidemic.
just before her departure from China. of hills and escaped.
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Kl M
»V K K T
SA TU K D A T.
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