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Serious Conflict of MussBlmans and British Troops at Candia,
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WARSHIP THREW SHELLS INTO THE CITY AND GREAT DAMAGE WAS DONE
Mussulmans Resent the Attempt of the English to Put Christians Into Office ftliddle-of-the-Road Popnlists
Name a National Ticket Wharton Barker and Ipatins Donnelly Nominated for President and Yice
President Serious Split in the Party and One Faction Bolts The Campaign of 1900 Is
Now OnThe Convention Adopted a Lengthy Platform for the 1900 Fight.
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CANI.JA. I.Und vt Cft. tkl .
I'ttii.lla 1 In tat of anarchy.
The rollllin the iluii.
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Kuronn tuntrol. nd th HrltKh nutJior
IU . who hmv Un lntIHn .'Ur'i'Juni
rrvrnu c! rk. ultnlna!d todujr tn
bloiMly nlntrit U'twint tl. Mj.mlmuin
and th !lrlt:h trotips
Thn rlnt. t.x.k plaoe In vrlu prt of
tho i-lty, nnd ninny hr lrn hitl"l.
Wlim the outbmik w nrrtf.t a wiiriiip
(Uutird in th harlxir b-g;in llrtn nht-ll.
llh the rult ihM iH)riln, f iho lt
U In ll inir..
The KruUrnt ronfii.tmi and uproar pre
v.nln ami it I f,ared that the n!(fhl will
not mim without fur'.hrr ll.o. and de
al ruitton.
Th tTtiI b.-s:in with th attempt of
thn Hrliuh military amhorltK-a to Instaji
thi (hrl(an otn-lU. Thfy appointed a
csiumil of Internal control to collect tithe
rrvenura, and a detachment of aoldler
wa atatlnned out.l.lo the office pre
caution. Th crowd of unarmed Muaul
mana which had been aVmonanrntlni
aa-nlnit the Chrlt!n wtrmpted to tore
an entrance Into the office. The Brltlah
olillcr flrej and wounded aeveral. Th
MuMelmani ran for their arma and, r
turnlnit, atitarked the aoldlert. Other
Mulmnn. read rap:dly through the
Chrlatlan (juartrr, ahootlng Into window!
and netting many houpe and ihopa on
rtre. It la reported that the DrltUh con
aul hiia hem killed.
WARSIlirS PENT TO CANDIA.
CANNES, via. Tartu. Sept. 4,-Four war-
hlpa have atarted for Candia, where tt
ia reported three Englinh peraona have
been klllrd And four wounded and six
Muaaelmnna killed.,
Sneclnl precaution are being; taken
here, and at Retlno troopa are being held
In retidlneai.
The tlKhtlng has cf.ined at Cnndla, but
trouble! continue.
CANDIA 13 AFIRE.
OANEA, Sept. . The Turk et fire to
tho wholo town of CarnU. The only war-
vliip there nt the time of the outbreak was
the rtrltlah gunboat Haiard, which landed
a ptrty of marines to nlRt the 130 British
troots there.
and
Syrop
Lithographing on Tin a Specialty.
San Francisco. Cat. Astoria, Ore. , Fairhaven, Wash.
Write Ui for PHoch.
MIDDLE-OF-THE-ROAD TOP8
NAME A NATIONAL TICKET.
Wharton Barker and Ignatius Donnolly
Nominated for President and Vice-rresldent-Serlous
Split.
CINCINATTI. Sept. 6.-The mlddlc-of-tlio-iouil
populists td.iy reorgnnliod tho
iwople' party, renewed Its former declar
ation of principles, and nominated Its na
tional 4lcktl two years and two months
In advance ut the date of election. The
object of this early lotion was to head off
any such fusion as that of IVD6.
While the radicals controlled the con
vention, they could not have carried out
their program without a bolt from the
northern dulMlcs. The western and
southern dtWirates nominated Wharton
Darker for president and lgmuius Don
nolly for vice-president, and declared the
prlticlpl'.s of the rejrKanliod paarty. The
eastern titutes were not rvpresented. It
was the smullust oatiutiul convention on
record, and K hail the longest platform
on rword one of over T.UiO words. Most
I of the uauul rules of conventions were lg
' nored. as most of the deleirates came with
self-ctinstHuted credentials, owing to the
confusion over the uill. It ws a very
noisy convention. undt no counex'ted re
port of the proceedings will ever be re
corded. While the people's party was
heretofore divided on the Issue of fusion.
It has now been find that even the snti
tuslon&als are badly divided, and that
fighting among the mlddle-of-the-roaders
themselves has just begun.
Previous to the adoption of the address
to the people, Foster, of Minnesota, cre
ated a scene by his bitter objections, and
was Issued down, as were others of th
Butler faction.
A bitter discussion then followed on the
motion to proceed with nominations for
president and vice-president. The Butler
faction moved to amend by referring the
whole mutter to their national committee.
This caused a great disturbance and the
Butler men were Knocked out. Joseph
Palmer, of Illinois, then culled tho Butler
faction together In another part of the
hull, and It was announced they would
bolt and leave the hall If (he motion to
proceed with nominations prevailed. The
disturbance of tho small crowd became
so tierce thut Mr. Hasebett, manager of
the Lyceum, requested the assemblage to
vacate the hall, as he was apprehensive of
the security of his property.
Tho Butler faction, led by Palmer, of
Illinois, then left the hull, and the other
faction proceeded with tho nominations.
After numerous nominating and second
ing speeches In presenting the two names
for president, a, ballot wits taken, result
ing as follows: '
Wharton Barker, of Pennsylvania, 12S4-5;
iRtiutius Donnelly, of Minnesota, 99 1-3.
On motion of Donnelly the nomination
of Barker w-as made unanimous,
Ignatius Donnelly w-as then nominated
by acclamation for vice-president.
A very Ioiik platform was adopted,
which Incorporates tho provisions of the
Omaha platform. Tho declarations in
the platform do not differ from those of
other platforms, except In the plank
which especially denounces Senator Mart
en Butler, of North Carolina, as chair
man of their national committee, for at
tempting "to drive the populist party Into
the democratic parly."
Tht resolutions also provide for the re-
away of one of the Urge piers. The pier
In question was begun last tall and work
was continued all winter and finished this
organisation of the party, with M lton
Park, of Dallas, Texas, as chairman.
The bolting delegate said they were In
structed not to participate In the nomln- summer. Th pier bad been accepted as
atlon of a ticket. J perfectly reliable and safe. It would seem
The convention adjourned without fix- j that tb swiftness of the current was lin
ing any time or place for another conven- derestimated.
tlon. and they consider their campaign ! Late reports from Cornwall hospital say
for 1900 now opened. ' 33 men have been taken out of the river
Th moat Important action of th con- and transferred to the hospital. Eighteen
vention was the adoption of the referen- j of them have since died,
dum system as the cardinal principle In The latest Information makes It probable
the future government of the reorganised j that the death list will reach 30. As far as
party. After the nominations bad been can be learned 87 men were on the pay
made a resolution was offered by Captain J roll, of whom 63 reported for work this
Frank Burkett. of Mississippi, providing ; morning. Of this list only 3 actually have
that the nominations just made be re-j been accounted for.
ferred to rheireferemium of the voters of j
the people s party of all states and terrl- I GREAT RUSH FOR CLAIMS,
tortes. and that said referendum be taken ! .
in accordance with the rule adopted by i LOS ANGELES, 6epL t-Ther was a
this convention for the future government ! great mn today at the local land office to
of the people's party. These rules con- 1 place filings upon about l.OCO.OUO acres ot
sritute a radical substitute for those land, thrown open to settlement through
adopted at St. LotHs in ISOfi. the decision recently made in the over-
The main' change provide that the new j iaPPinf j,nd grant cases. Places in line
people' party should never again bold a 10ld for big sums. People hav been wait
delegate convention of any sort-national, I jng m line since Saturday.
state, district, or local but that nomina
tions for all offices shall be made through
"the Initiative and referendum, or peti-
t.ons endorsed by popular vote." SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 1-Th ex-
Those who followed Palmer, of Illinois, i pected contest of the will of th lat
out of the convention afterward held a Adolph Sutro waa filed today. Edgar E.
conference and appointed a committee to I Sutro, one of th six children, represents
draft another address, TWs committee Une family In the endeavor to hav the
reported protest address, which strongly j m Mt aside. The most Important Item
protests against the action of the conven- j n the petition Is that the deceased mlU
tlon. The resolutions were unsnimously lonalre was of unsound mind at the time
adopted by the delegates In whole or In 0f the execution of his will. May 22, 1S92.
WILL CONTEST BUTRO'S WILL.
part from the states ot Michigan, Illinois,
Ohio. Kentucky. Tennessee, Missouri, and
Arkansas.
RAILWAY BRIDGE FALLS,
and so remained to the day ot his death.
BROUGHT SALMON FROM ALASKA.
CAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l-The Jennie
WITH FRIGHTFUL RESULRJ. j arrived here today from Cook Inlet with
' salmon for the Alaska Packers' Associa
te i tlon. The Jennie reports the United
States ship Wheeling in port at Unalaska,
but heard nothing of the reported loss or
the whaling fleet.
Sixty Laborers Went Down With
Bridge and It Is Thought Nearly
Fifty Were Killed.
HOGANSBURG." N. Y.. Sept! 6.-About
noon today two spans of the international SAID TO HAVE STOLEN
bridge of the New York and Ottawa rati- AN INDEPENDENT FORTUNE.
road, now under construction across the I
St. Lawrence river, about three miles j Alleged Robber Gets the Protection of an
above Ot. Regis, an Indian village, fell j American Official at Eagle City,
without warning, with 60 men at work on j and Trouble May Follow.
the bridge, all being thrown Into the tverr
some 60 feet ielow. I CHICAGO. Sept. 1-A special to the
Over SO were picked up and taken to the' Record from Victoria, B. C. says the
Cornwall hospital, and 27 are now miss-1 Klondlkers who arrived by the steamer
I Amur tell of the rescue of Arthur Perry,
The bridge consists ot three spans, ot j a Seattle man, who was accused ot steal
whlch two were completed and the third i ,500 from Alex McDonald, an officer of
was nearly complete when the south pier j the Northwest mounted police, by Collec
gave way at Its foundation, causing both 1 tor ot Customs Ivey. The matter caused
spans to fall Into 60 feet of water, taking ' great excitement at Dawson City and may
its load of human freight with It. develop into an International affair.
The names of the killed and drowned According to the miners Perry mort
cunnot yet be ascertained, as they were gaged a claim belonging to McDonald,
mostly from Pennsylvania, excepting a McDonald swore out a complaint against
few Indians from St. Regis reservation, him and the police went to arrest Perry.
The Immediate cause of the disaster and Perry, however, had fled down th river,
the giving way of the span of the bridge j An officer was despatched after him, de
scorns to have been from the washing spite the fact thut he was In American
territory. The officer overtook and sr
rested Perry, who bad 116,000 In dust. At
Xalato. when tb steamer Columbian
cam up th policeman and prisoner took
ptssage on her from Dawson City. When
the Columbian reached Eagle City Col
lector Ivey demanded the prisoner and th
money. The Canadian officer demurred,
when Ivey drew a revolver and threatened
to shoot unless th prisoner was given up.
Finally Ivey pushed the officer aside and
took the prisoner, giving th offiour a re
ceipt for the prisoner and money.,
On the affair being reported at Dawson
City Crowa Prosecutor Wad and t de
tachment of police took pasrjv ao. the
steamer Powers to pursue the prisoner
and retake him at all costs.
NO REENFORCEMENT3 FOR
THE PACIFIC STATION.
BaKlnhlp Oregon Will Be Sent Home,
But Monterey and Monadnock Musi
Remain at Manila.
WASHINGTON. Sept e.-Actlng Secre
tary Allen said today that the navy de
partment had not yet finally determined
upon sending reinforcements to th Pa
cific station. It is not deemed safe nor
prudent at this time to withdraw the
Monterey and Monadnock from the Asi
atic station. Tb case is different, bow
ever, wtth the battleship Oregon. Her
withdrawal and return to the Pacific
coast would leave several effective Iron
clads on the Atlantic station, and, in view
of the completion of the powerful battle
ships Kearsarge and Kentucky, It Is pos
sible that even another Ironclad may be
spared from the Atlantic fleet to accom
pany the Oregoa
It Is scarcely expected that Captain
Barker, present commander of the Ore
gon, would retain that command In the
event that the ship Is sent back to the
Pacific. He served the full period of time
which unwritten hvw requires of an of
ficer of his grade, and It la probable that
he will prefer shore duty while awaiting
his promotion to the next grade.
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kaewa. Actual tests show It iMsoee
tfcir fwtbsr taaa eay UW bra.
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