Gold Hill news., March 16, 1901, Image 3

TOO IW IÏ ABßtSTS
A CUBAN UPRISING.
orrais TO TAGAIS
REPORT ON INDEMNITIES
A ïïttli’S APHI5TIŒ
Haa Bean Complatad by the Mlnlatera*
Committee at Pekin.
March --- 11.—The
mlnlatera’
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HAVANA,
H A V A N A , March 8.—All Investlga-
Investiga-
.
committee has completed lta report,
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Rumored Changes in Manila's ion into"the report, circulated in the Prisoners Will Be Released lor an<1 the generai principles to be Cessation of nostilitiej of the
adopted in
In cases
cases of
of indemnities
indemnities ba»«d
based '
Police System.
n,ted 8tat#a by tt "*w" afBncy’ that
Guns Surrendered.
adopted
Armies in South Africa.
he United H ates secret service of­
upon laws In harmony with the Roman
and English systems. This decision
icíale here had oeen Informed that
was not reached without considerable GENERALS KITCHENER AND BOTHA MEET
LOCAL OFFICERS WERE OVERZEALOUS duns are on foot for a Cuban uprls- ONE MAN FOR EACH WEAPON RETURNED
discussion, some believing that the
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iiK and that disorder is only avoided
iow by the efforts of leaders to hold
claims of men of good reputation
Caui of Alleged Trcaion Hereafter Will Be he r e v o lu tio n a r y e le m e n t In c h e c k , Carman C s u Will Be Referred to Wuhingto
should be paid in full without further Arrangement* for the Surrender of the Boer
General'* Army— Steyn and Dcwet
General Trisa May Be Induced to
Referred to the Governor Before
lleited the following statement from
consideration. On the other hand,
Do Not Figure in the Deal.
Give up *he Fight
a case was mentioned where a man
■fenor Gonzales Qneuada, who was the
A rrciti Are Made.
of high repute claims $10,000 each for
special commissioner of Cuba at
I^mdon, March 11.—A dispatch
Manila, March 9.—Additional In­ his own, his wife’s and her daughter's
Manna, March 7.—It Is persistently Washington, and who was, In the
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from
Lourenco Marques says: Gen-
nerves
and
,20,000
for
property
<5c
rumored here that Colonel Wilder, llspatch, referred to as having con­ ducements have been made to the in­
stroyed,
whereas
It
is
known
that
the
eral
Kitchener
has granted General
firmed
the
state.ments
made:
chief of the Manila police; Captain
surgents to surrender their guns.
”1 have not made any statements General MacArthur has directed all latter estimate Is more than twice Botha a seven days’ armistice to en-
Haines, In charKe of the Manila secret
service, and Lieutenant Killesple will Regarding an uprising. If any per department commanders to release the value of all.
able him to confer with the other
The negotiations, Mr. Rockhill says, generals.
be ordered to rejoin their regiments M ns are Interested In fomenting an one prisoner for every gun surren­
oereu. An
ah iu
»u r»cu «. who
w u « surrenders
„»»»«uuo. are going on well and he sees no rea-
A special dispatch from Pretoria
No orders to this effect have yet been uprising they are not Cubans who are dered.
insurgent
to name son why they should not be completed dated today says General Kitchener
Issued. General Davis, provost mar­ n favor of Independence, but parties his gun will be permitted
In two months, with the exception of and General Botha had a long confer-
shal of Manila, denied having recom­ icslrous of seeing Cuba crushed for­ the prisoner to be released, provided
the commercial treaties, which will ence on Gun hill this morning. Gen-
What we have to content no exceptional circumstances require
mended these changes. The officers ever
eral Botha was alone, and General
themselves assert that the stories are igulnst now Is American public opin­ this man’s detention, In which .cc.se probably take a long time.
General Chaffee replied to the copy Kitchener was accompanied by his
circulated by persons lnterestd In ion. There Is no prospect of fight­ another selection will be allowed.
trading with the Insurgents. It is ing here.”
The federalists report that as a re­ of General Yin Tschang's letter sent secretary. A dispatch from Pretoria,
The
harbor
llgthermcn
Joined
the
charged In certain quarters that the
sult of the negotiations with the In­ him by Count von Waldersee that he dated Tuesday, March 5, evidently
stevedores
In
a
strike
today.
This
police are over zealous In making ar­
surgent General Trias, who Is In had given Instructions to the Amer- held up by the censor, has Just
The Southern Luzon. Trias probably will lean troops when any detachments reached here. It says General Kltch-
rests of alleged insurgents under Gen­ move had been antlclputed.
were sent against robbers and Boxers ener met General Botha and other
eral MacArthur's proclamations. No feamer Morro Castle, of the Ward soon surrender.
notification has been given concerning line, which arrived here last night,
The United StateB training-ship to obtain to the fullest extent possible Boer leaders at Middelsburg, Febru-
the trial of Carman, Carranza and , brought 50 longshoremen. The Morro Buffalo has completed the exchange the assistance of Chinese officials in ary 27, When the question of the pos-
others who were arrested by the po- : i astle Is now unloading at her dock of crews with the warships at Ca making arrests and punishing the sibllity of the termination of hostili-
Regarding Indemnity for ties was discussed. Another dispatch
lice on charges of dealing with the In Vessels will unload at their wharves vlte, and has sailed to exchange 700 gullty.
Hurgents, and the police have been until the trouble Is settled. The steve­ men recently from the United States losses sustained by missionaries and from Pretoria, dated Wednesday,
ordered to refer all cases Ic which dores asked for an Increase of from for members of the crews of several native Christians, General Chaffee March 6, says the meeting between
they shall subsequently obtain evi­ «8.60 to ,4.50 silver per day.
American warships at Hong Kong pointed out that his sentiments were General Kitchener and General Botha
dence to the provost marshal for re­
and Shanghai. Meanwhile the navy well known to the American mission- has awakened deep Interest, and that
there are favorable expectations as
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port to the military governor for In­
dispatch boat Zaflro has taken 200 men aries; that he was opposed to extor
to the probable outcome.
tlon
In
every
form,
and
that
he
fa
vestigation before making arrests.
to x the
navy
Southern
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a v y vessels
vcoB cin • In
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According to the Sun, the surrender
The commission has decided to Senate Committee Favors Extending ipp| ne waters for the same purpose, vored strict Juttice in every case and
of
General Botha would have been an
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a t he w
o u ld a agree
v r e e nuicklv
The flagship Brooklyn
goes to Pe
that
would
quickly to
to his
his ex-
ex-
double the appropriation of ,1,000,000
the Time for Ratification.
accomplished
fact before now had
Chl LI gulf in April to conduct the cellency’s proposition that the indem-
.
for the Improvement of Manila har­
WASHINGTON.
March
8.—The
sen­
maneuvers
The
Kentucky,
the
Ore-
nitles.
Sir
Robert
Hart
mentioned
General
Kitchener
been in a position
bor, and has passed a bill accepting
ate
committee
on
foreign
relations
to­
gon
the
New
Orleans,
thri
Albany,
the
should
be
settled
by
the
diplomats.
to
conclude
the
terms
of surrender.
the transfer of the Manila public
day
authorize^
a
favorable
report
Monterey
and
the
Monadnock
will
par-
Count
von
Waldersee
will
leave
When
the
surrender
occurs,
the Sun
library.
A wagon train and a detachment of LI‘on the supplemental tr' ay
be' tlc| pate jn these maneuvers. The soon for Tsin Tau the trip possibly adds, it will include the surrender or
the signal corps, together with six tween the United K es am
ranic, AmerJcan fleet on the Asiatic station extending to Shanghai. He says he entire suppression of General Dewet,
expects to return to Pekin temporarily, and ^111 involve the termination of
Macabebe scouts, were attacked by extending for one year < me w i
numbers 54 vessels.
It is asserted that China has de- the war.
the insurgents about midway between | *»>«<* the reciprocity treaty between
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cided to delay her answer to Russia
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the town of Silang and Das Marinas, »b« countries may be ratified
The
- orted t0 GuarT,
in Cavite. Three Americans were original agreement fixed the time of
Deported to Guam.
regarding the Manchurian convention
TO HELP 1905 FAIR,
killed and two of the Macabebe scouts expiration at March 24. 1900, and the
WaBhington. March 9. — General for a fortnight.
The
were wounded while one man Is mlsB- | supplemental treaty extends It until MacArthur has notified the war de-
m
e ministers of
oi the
tne p powers
o w e r s have
n a v e Utah Legislature Pledges Aid of Con-
mg Four horses and one mule were 'he 24th of the present month. The partment by mail that in pursuance resolved to modify the legation plans
gressional Delegat.on
killed. Captain Malr. with detach- original treaty was reported more Qf authority obtained from the depart- Bo as to ai'ow the five government
SALT LAKE. March 11.—Willis 8.
nients u of i u Infantry
and cavalry from than a year ago- There waa 8ome ment under date of December 27 last, boards to remain in the occupation Duniway, representing Portland’s 1905
llli'U in
iia iin j
yesterday addressed
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— t . as to haB ordered the deportation of a of the Chinese.
1 * fair
- • - committee,
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Silang. arrived at the scene of the discussion
the v . -------
committee
the members of Utah’s house of rep­
surprise too late to intercept the whether there should be an effort to number of persons “whose overt acts
Fave the reciprocity treaties pending have clearly revealed them as In aid
resentatives. and later interviewed
RADICAL8 IN MAJORITY.
enemy’s retreat.
in the senate acted upon at ttalB ses­ or In sympathy with the insurrection
the state senators personally in be-
sion,
but
no
definite
conclusion
was
Not
a
Bright
Outlook
for
the
Platt
half of the Lewis and Clark centen-
and the regular guerrilla warfare by
PA88EO A BOGUS CHECK.
leached. The most general opinion which it Is being maintained, and
Amendment.
nlal. Today both houses, under sus-
seemed to favor consideration of the whose continued residence In the
HAVANA,
March
11.—The
commit
pension of the rules, adopted a con-
Man Who Served a Term In Oregon
treaties
to
which
little
objection
Is
tee
on
relations
of
the
Cuban
const!-
current
resolution recognizing the ex-
Philippine
Islands
is,
in
every
essen­
for Offense.
made,
which
are
those
with
South
and
tutional
convention,
to
which
was
re-
position
and pledging the help of
tial
regard,
Inimical
to
the
pacifica­
RATHDRUM, Idaho. March 7.—
Central American republics. There Is tion
an
thereor."
ferred
the
Platt
amendment,
is
made
Utah’s
congressional
delegation In se-
thereof.
Harry C. CoillnB, alias H. D. and H. O.
By direction of the commanding up of three radicals—Silva, Villanuen curing the aid of the government to
Davidson, and many other aliases, who considerable opposition to both th>
English and French reciprocity trea­ general, the persons named were de- da an(j (juaiberto Gomez—and two make it a great Oriental fair. The
passed a ,25 bogus check on Mrs.
ties. All of the reciprocity treaties livered to Major Henry B. Orwing, conservatives — Tamayo and Quesada, resolution authorizes Governor Wells
O. Lavin here Sunday, was arrested
will expire by limitation before the Thirty-seventh Infantry, on board a Tamayo, It is understood, is now in to name three commissioners to re­
last night by the city marshal of Ritz­
next
session ot congress.
transport for deportation to Guam, (avor of accepting the amendment in port to the next governor of Utah the
ville on information from the officials
where they will be held under sur- ita entjrety. He intends taking a amount cf money necessary for the
of Kootenai county. Sheriff Dyer
HOR8E8 FOR GOVERNMENT.
veillance or in actual custody as cir- flrm stand on this position, and will exhibit by the state,
departed last night for Ritzville, and
cumstances may require during the Bend a ^jjjQority report to the con-
Mr. Duniway returned to Boise to-
brought the prisoner here today.
further
progress
of
hostilities
and
until
yention,
if
necessary.
His
political.
day
in the Interest of the exposition,
Harry C. Collins is the man who Washington Will Receive Every Op­
such
time
as
normal
peace
conditions
jnfluence
and
position
are
expected
to
nortunlty
such time as normal
— » influence and position are expecieu io
operated bo extensively in Lane, Doug­
portunity to Supply Them.
z,
e_ _
x v a u h im p t o n
M a rch 8 — R e d re-
,n the Philippines has resulted
in a have a good eflect with the others.
WONDERFUL CAVE DISCOVERED.
las, Coos, Josephine and Jackson coun­
‘
‘
,
1f.A-rmin-d
that
Public
declaration
of
the
cessation
of
Senor
Tamayo
is
chairman
of
the
ties, in Oregon, over a year ago, pass­
_
committee on foreign relations of the Abound. In Curiosities and Contain.
ing in those counties several thou­ hîs sÎate sh L rh a v e Just recognition «uch hostilities.
Remain, of Prehistoric Races.
Subsequently, another batch of in- convention. The committee held a
sand dollars’ worth of bogus paper. in the sale of horses to the govern
TACOMA.
March 9.—The town of
He was finally caught and sentenced ment, for use in the Philippines. He surgent sympathizers and agitators Bbort secret session this afternoon
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Chehalis
is
excited
over the reported
were
deported
to
Guam
on
the
United
an(j
appointed
Gomez
secretary.
from Jackson county to serve one recently called on the quartermaster
Political
demonstrations
have
ceased,
discovery
of
an
immense
cave by H.
States
steamship
Solace,
to
be
held
—
year In the Oregon penitentiary. His general, and impressed upon him the
under
uuuv.
the
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same
condition
-
as
the
and
there
is
absolute
quietness
F.
Forest,
of
Chicago,
in
the
eastern
time expired a couple of weeks ago, fact that Washington had a quality
others.
The
party
consisted
of
mem-
throughout
the
island.
part
of
Lewis
county.
Exploration
and ue came to this section a few of horses that entitled the state to
.
. Kati
. . . punan
— —
i _ a „
The gtrjke has been settled, the was made a distance of five miles,
bers of . . the
society.
days ago an<J,began the same business first recognition.
He was assured
stevedores, lightermen and carmen re- revealing strange and wonderful
again. He was in Sand Point a few that experience with horses purchased
turning to work this afternoon. The sights. After entering a lower pas-
days prior to coming to Rathdrum, in that state had been very satisfac­
REBEL CAMP SURPRISED.
stevedores agreed to compromise on sage beneath the main cavern, the
where he spent money lavishly, and it tory to the department, and that when
82 50 American money for a day’s explorer came to a subterranean lake.
Is stated on good authority that he sales were to be made in the future,
Thirty one Filipinos Captured on work, and 84 for night work. The Upon the pebbled beach were found
passed a couple of small checks in that Washington bidders would be given
Island of Talim.
Ward line agent agrees to send home boats of ancient and strange make,
town.
ample opportunity to enter the com­
some petrified, others partially so. In
MANILA, March 8. — Lieutenant the American longshoremen.
Papers and letters In his possession petition.
one
of the small rooms of the first
prove beyond a shadow of doubt that
The quartermaster general stated West, with the gunboat Laguna de
—--
s
cavern
were found the remains of two
he Is the H. C. Collins who reaped that since July, 1899. over 5000 horses Bay. surprised an insurgent camp on
Struck Gold in Mindanao,
human
beings, both giants in size, the
such a rich harvest from the people of nad been purchased In Oregon. Wash- the island of Talim, on Lake bay. east
New York, March 11.—Frank W.
man
7
feet
10 inches tall, the woman
Oregon. All the letters were ad­ wgton and Idaho, and that all had of Manila, capturing 31 Insurgents.
Redding, formerly of Newark, who
a
few
inches
less. Both bodies were
dressed to him at Ashland and Jack­ given entire satisfaction. The de-
Many small detachments in various was a member of the Astor battery
reported
either
frozen stiff or .mum­
sonville prior to his arrest by a 1 artment recognizes the advantages of localities are surrendering daily. It is during the Spanish war, has, it Is
mified.
Hammers
and drills of brass
woman and one was addressed to him buying horses for the Philippines in «eported that negotiations are in pro- said, discovered a gold mine on the
were
found.
The
elaborate work
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In c u r .
i^ ln n /I
L iln J o n o n
In
tV iO
P h lU lV
at Jacksonville In care of the sheriff coast states, and can no doubt be re gress for the surrender of all insur- island of Mindanao, in the Philip-
must
have
taken
many
years and was
pines. A quantity of the dust he has
after his arrest.
lied upon to live up to its promise. gents on the Island of Cebu.
apparently
done
ages
ago
by a pre­
The United States Philippine com- forwarded to.h is brother, William F
historic
race.
mission is investigating the case of Redding, of Newark. The latter sent
Three Were Launched.
POPULATION OF ALA8KA.
Senor Mamje, the native judge of the it to the United States assay office in
London, March 7. — Arrangement,
Per Capita Grain Products.
court of first instance In Manila, who New York, and he has received a re­
ha if been made for the simultaneous
Increase In Ten Years Hat Been ts accused of fraudulently aiding the port from the government assayer
It has been figured out that the
launching today of four new warships,
United
States produced 2200 pounds
31,340
People.
administrator
of
the
Enriquez
estate,
that
the
dust
proved
to
be
897
fine,
the Montagu, first-class battleship; the
of
grain
for each Inhabitant; England
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Albermarle, first-class battleship; the
WASHINGTON, March 8.—The to­
360
pounds.
818 50 an ounce.
Drake, armored cruiser, and the Kent, tal population of Alaska in 1900, as
A Threatening Note.
armored cruiser, but owing to the un­ thown by the returns of the 12th cen­
London, March 9.—“The United
Exports of American Corn.
Floods in Hungary.
favorable weainer at Portsmouth, the sus. is 62,592, as against 32,052 in
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States
government
has
addressed
a
launching of the Kent had to be post­ 1890. This is an increase in 10 years
American exports of corn have aver­
London, March 11.—The Vienna cor­
poned. The Montagu was launched at of 31,340, or 39.4 per cent. There are note to the Danish government al- aged 173,000,000 bushels a year since respondent of the Dally Express says:
Devon port, the Albermale at Chatham two cities In the territory with a pop- .most threatening in tone,” says t e 1895, an increase of 254 per cent over
Several Hungarian villages have
illation of 2000 or more—Nome, ol ; Copenhagen correspondent of the the preceding five years.
and the Drake at Pembroke.
been isolated by the floods. All along
5486. and Skagway, of 3117.
Daily Mall, “to the effect that it would
the banks of the Danube and Its trib­
The
12th
census
has
been
taken
not permit any transfer of the Danish
8uicides in Germany.
Porter to 8tay at Parla.
utaries great damage has been done.
Paris, March 7.—The reiterated ru­ under more favorable conditions than W est Indies to any foreign power, and
The number of suicides In the Ger­ The lower part of Budapest is flooded
mors that General Horace Porter, the two previous censuses of this re­ that. In the event of Denmark refusing man empire last year was 10,700.
to a depth of five feet. The bitter
United States ambassador here, In­ mote territory, because of the In- to sell, the United States will require
cold Is driving wolves from the Car­
tends relinquishing his post and re­ ci eased facilities of communication that island and maritime neutrality
pathian mountains to the villages be­
Fiji
8unday
Schools.
turning to America, are authoritative­ end the Introduction of a new and shall be properly guarded and the
There are 40,000 native pupils In low. They have killed 12 people
ly denied at the embassy as pure In­ lorge element attracted b;/ the gold United States sphere of influence be the Sunday schoolB of the Fiji islands. during the last four weeks.
respected.”
vention and without any basis in fact. discoveries.
uesada 8ays If There la Troubla II
Will Not Be Cauaad by Friends.
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