Bohemia nugget., April 27, 1900, Image 6

BOHEMIA NUGGET
LATER NEWS.
l'uhllilirtl KrtTT rrlilj.
COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
II HEWS OF I IH
OompnhiinilT KbtIbw at thm Import
ant Mappe-ilnga of thm Tmtt Wank
Called FriuithTelrph Colnmna.
Civil government for Pnorto Rica
will be inaugurated May 1.
The election in Louisiana resulted in
li .weeping victory lor the Democrat.
Tho Ameer of Afghanistan warni
England of Russian aggression on In-'
dla. I
Harry F. Allen, defaulting clerk of
penver county treasurer's othce, was
arrested in San Francisco.
Canada will repeal the alien labor
miners in tho Atlin district.
Great battles have taken place be
twecn government troops and rebels in
tho United States of Colombo.
Thirteen persons were drowned by
the capsizing of a boat while crowing
the Rhine, near liingen, Germany.
ll' i 'aI- j - f . T - .3
i urjt uu iuo until uk wuwn wuu'
- . i i i i I
ing, r. l., nas Deeu rraumeu, uuuer
tho protection of the state troops.
Lord Roberts sharply criticises the
ability of Generals Roller and Warren.
London papers maintain there is noth
ing left for Ruller bnt to resign.
Orders have been given to turn the
Rivera, secretary of agriculture iu
Cuba, will resign.
I Sir Charles Warren will bb governor
of Orange Free State.
Coal has advanced in price for the
first time in 10 years.
Croton Landing, X. V., strike is
considered at an end.
Alaska is badly in need of laws.
Settlors on lauds there cannot acquire
a title.
Webster Davis, until recently assist
ant secretary of the interior, says he is
out of politics.
Governor Taylor, of Kentucky, de
nies that be is fleeing frow the grand
jury indictment.
Massachusetts Deaocrats will py
$1,100 a day for their hotel aecoed-
tions at Kansas City.
In an interview, Gewral Lew Wal
lace, former niaisttr to Turkey. sys
the sultan is an hottest ma.
The steamship North Star, agroaad
near Victoria, has ba floated. The
veesel was only slightly Uigd.
It is reported that Pearl Harbor, Ha
waii, is worthless as a naval reaiex- j
vtws until improveajeats are made.
Insurgents Lost 1,000
in a Week.
Mori
AMERICAN CASUALTIES WERE 25
General 1'IUr'n Kami
anil lnTf Sail
Miguel
Three-Hour t'lglil.
Again al Work
OarrUoii a
Manila, April 24. Last week was
one of the bloodiest of the war since
the first day's lighting around Mftiiilu,
authentic retort , mostly omclul, show
ias a total of STS Filipinos killed, 12
ntfcfrs anfl 244 men captured, mil
many more wounded. Tho number
woaBded is hardly gues-able. Consid
ering that the Filipinos entirely lack
hospital facilities, a great majority of
the wounded will die. Probably 0"o
week's work finished 1,000 insurgents.
The American loss was nine killed and
IS wounded. Two sergeants and oue
private were killed in ambushes, while
escorting provision trains.
The insurgents havo been nggTesslve
In alnuxt ovurv nrovinre of LuEOll.
Americans eapreVed. killed and . Gwwnli Model I'ilar's band, nutnbenng
wounded 1,00 Filipiaos last week, j which wa3 out of flfsht (or tnroe
with a loss of nine killed aad 16 , m,,K. th ImiW holm? renorted
I killed, has reappeared in its old Held
.1
over to their owners. The government
has no longer any need for their serv
ices. The will of a woman who died in
Topeka, Kas., recently, bequeaths the
greater part of a fortune of $250,000
for the founding of the University of
Topeka.
Harry B. Wandell, city editor of the
St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and his
sister, have fallen heir to an estate in
the Canary islands, valued at from !
$ 10,000,000 to ?20,000.000.
The Sultan of Turkey for the third
time announces bis intention to in
crease duties 3 per cent. The powers
will address another note to the porta
stating their objections to such an increase.
A party of three scientists have
sailed from San Fraucisco to explore
the unknown portion of Northeastern
Siberia. One object of their trip will
be to determine whether or not the
American Indian is descended from
Asiatic stock.
The mountain which overlooks the
town of Klappi, in Bohemia, where a
landslide recently occurred, has under
gone a seismic disturbance which is
spreading throughout the entire prov
ince. The heights of the Bohemia
middle range are moviDg and houses
and churches have collapsed in Eome
B0 villages. Railway embankments
have been moved; streams diverted and
roads sunk.
The proceedings of Ihe naval at-ategy
board will be secret.
The Ohio anti-bicycle law was de
clared unconstitutional.
Democrats, Populists and Silver Re
publicans have fused in Nebraska.
Fire in a tenement house at Newcas
tle, Pa., caused the death of four per
sons. Republican party leaders have agreed
apon planks. Expansion will be tho
keynote.
Charles H. Allen, of Massachusetts,
was nominated for governor of Puerto
Rico by the president.
Large steel mills in the vicinity of
Chicago and Joliet have closed down
on account of labor troubles.
In a speech on the Philippine ques
tion, Senator Hoar said . that the war
-to date had cost 6,000 lives.
An Albany, Or., man, whoso sod is a
cornetist, but lost his hand, has had a
loft-handed comet made (or the boy.
The historical church of Notre Dame
des Yortus, on the outskirts of Paris,
was pillaged, then burned by vandals
Commodore Cowle, U S. N., has
tailed for the Philippines on the
steamer Doric, to take chaige of tho
machine shops at tho Cavite navy yard.
General Montenegro, one 'of the Fili
pinos' beat lighters, has surrendered to
uoionei ijmitn in tue mountains neur
Damaling, in the province of Pangasi
can.
By the closing of nine additional
tigar factories in New York city, the
number of striking and locked out
clgarmakera has been increased to
5,000.
Twelve hundred Tagalos attaoked
Case's battalion headquarters at Caga
ran, island of Mindanao, but were re
pulsed with a loss of CO killed and SO
wounded. Americans had five casual
ties. Sixteen months have elapsed since
tho sultan of Turkoy promised to pay
$90,000 indemnity for tho destruction
f American missionary property dur
ing tho riots of 1805. The usual sharp
oiut is necessary.
Former Secretary of the Inferior
Hoke Smith has sold his Atlanta, Ga.,
Journal to a Boston syndicate.
Goruiany and Russia nro said to have
reached an agreoment as to railway
concessions, practically dividing Asia
Minor between, them,
Cyril Arthur Ponrson, principal
owner, manager and editor of Pearson's
maguziuo and many othor journals.
Intends shortly to launch a London
daily newspaper modeled on American
lines.
wounded.
It is expected that 50.000 working
men and women will be in line in the
May day parade which will take place
in New" York City.
At Madison Square Garden, New
York City, an elephant in Forepaugh
& Sells' circus was choked to death in
an effort to subdue him.
Members of the "Boxeis" society
have massacred many Chinese Catho
lics near faro Ting Fu. in the province
of Pi Chi Li, southwest of Tien-Tsin.
A paper has been signed by all the
business men except two of Walla
"Walla agreeing to close their places
every evening except fcaruruay at b
o'clock.
The capture of Bocas del Toro. and
! the threatened attack on Colon by Co
lombian revolutionists, may compel
i forcible intervention by the govern
ment of the United States to preserve
' the perfect neutrality of the Isthmus of
Panama, guaranteed by the United
States in the treaty of 1846. a
Captain Bo! leu. a wealthy retired
navigator of Tacoma, committed eni
cide on a ranch on Fox island, blowing
off his head with a shotgun. He re
cently bought a steam launch, and the
clyinder head blew out. This affected
him so that, after brooding over it one
night, he decided to kill himself.
The revolution in Colombia is spread-
inc throughout the republic.
Benjamin Northrnp, a well-known
newspaper man, of New York citv, is
j dead, aged 44.
The plant of the St. Louis Chronicle,
St. Louis, Mo., was destroyed by fire.
Loss, 50,000.
i -
j The loss to railroads by the recent
t Hood in Mississippi will amount to
more than $1,000,000.
Plague is still rife in Manila, a foul
breeding place having been discovered
in the heart of the city.
Rev. Charles Beecher, brother of the
late Henry Ward Beecher, died at
Georgetown, Mas., aged 84 year.
l-.uorts to stamp out the plague in
Sydney, Autralia, have not been suc
cessful. The epidemic is spreading.
Bush fires are raging in Manitoba
and advices from Winnepeg state that
SOO persons are in danger of losing
their lives.
Five men were killed at Balraain,
Australia, by being precipitaten to the
bottom of an 1,800-foot perpendicular
shaft of a mine.
A strange tale of crime has come to
light in the case of a rich Colorado
miner, who is charged with tho mur
der of four persons.
Ex-Congressman David G. Colson,
on trial at Frankfort, Ky.,for the mur
der of Lieutenant Scott and Luther
Demaree last January 10, has been ac
quitted. The total receipts of the Cuban trcas-.
ury for the month of March, 1000, were
$1,678,688. Tho receipts for the cor
responding month of 1809 amounted to
$063,033.
Queen Victoria reviewed the naval
and infantry brigades und the boys o
the Royal Hibornian military school at.
Dublin. 'Iwo hundred thousand peoplq
witnessed tho review.
At Atchison, Kan., a reader of cheap,
novels was given 18 years in the peni
tentiary foi arson. He set firo to a
house in order to play the part of uherq
by rescuing the family.
Adelbert Woiceth Bogdamowski and
Anton Kody, alias Anton Koschlnowski,
who arrived in New York recently on
tho steamship Pulntia, will bo sent
bock to their native country. The men
admit they were implicated in tho
burglary of a store in Lemberg,
Galioia, in which they got about 10,
000 florins and seriously wounded the
proprietor Two of the men have been
urrested on the other sido. The special
board of inquiry investigated the mat
ter, and, upon the confession of tho
men, it was decided to deport them.
about San Miqucl. Pilar is supposed
to be again in command. He gave tho
American garrison at San Miquel, con
sisting of three comtwnies of tho Thirty
fifth infantry, with a Gatliug, three
hours' lighting, during a night attack.
The loss of the insurgents iu this en
gagement is not included iu tho forego
ing total, as tbey removed their dead
and wounded, but presumably it was
considerable.
Twenty-two Filipinos in the province
of Santangas attacked Lieutenant
Wende, who, with eight men, was
scouting neur San Jose. Tho lieuten
ant and five men wero wounded, and
one private was killed.
Seigeaut Ledoulus, of the Thirty-fifth
Infantry, was badly wounded in an
ambush near Baliuag. Lientounut
Batch, of the Thirty-seventh infantry,
with 70 men, had a five bourn' light
with 400 insurgents in the Niteva
Caeoras district. Twenty of tho in
surgents were killed.
Colonel Smith, of the Seventeenth
infantry, who captured General Mon
tenegro and brought him to Manila, is
in the isolation hospital, suffering from
smallpox. Colonel Smith's command
captured 180 officers and men with
Montenegro. Montenegro, who was
formerly one of the most dapper offi
cers in the Filipino army, looks votu
and haggard. He says he led a terriblo
life for mouths, Mud he has offered to
return to the north with Colonel Smith,
to endeavor to persuade his former com
rades of the uselessueBS of opposing tho
Americans.
One hundred escaped Spanish pris
oners from the province of South Luzon
have arrived at Manila. Tho insur
gents have 400 more Spanish prisoners
in that district. Recently the I-ill
pinos destroyed several rods of the rail
road line near i'auique, in an unsuc
cessful attempt to wreck a train.
DAMAGE BY FOREST FIRES.
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Arid l.amU.
Fait Uke. April ss.-tintrrnnr 1.
of South Dakota. H.id Hou-mor I li
ter, arrived teday Mid look rt In .to
proceedings of th pi.wnori '
in. states, who !." l "-"
tubject.of intered to thl section.
After a general dlsn.s-.lon. tlm com
mittee appointed to formulate resolu
tions .gainst the Irn.lnK of public arid
land, by tho general government an
demanding the cewlon of
tho several .tales should any change li
tho present system be made, reported
tho following, which wore adopted:
"Resolved, That tho people of the
states here represented are opposed ab
solute! v to auv legislation or any et4""
of anvklnd looking to. or naviug ir
object, the leasing of tlio puime .hum
of tlm United States by tho genera
..nvnrmnetlt or ttllV nilKOUCT tllCtVOf.
"Resolved, second. That tho present
la..- nmvMinp for tho control, man
.,..,.ni inddisiKi'MiI of the public arid
binds of tho United States are best
adapted to the ueeds and requirements
of the country, mm conducive w m
ntilPinnnt and occupancy thereof by
Uiim Ciiln fnttler.
"Resolved, third, That If it shall be
found that tho present laws affecting
tlm arid lands are not sutlifiietorv to
the congress of the United States, 'then
wo favor a cession of the stud arid latins
to the several states wherein they are
situated under such terms and oondl
t.ons as will Kuarauteo the bouotlts o
tho free homestead laws to tho people
of tho United States, and that will pro
vent said lands either by feo slmpl
title, or by tho leasing thereof from
nasslui; into tho lossewdnn or control
of lareo companies, syndicates, ropror
ations or wealthy indhMnals in large
quantities to the exrlm-. n of others
and under such condition that tlm sev
era! stntos may have tho income aris
iinr from said lands to be devottd to
tho reclamation and improvement
thereof for settlement bv bona lido clll
zeus."
Governor Lee. of South Dakota, wni
the oulv one who opposed therwolntlon.
His opposition was imply becHtiw lm
believed that tho demand for ccmIou
to the states should bo put first.
form of letters to bo -'out out to other
governors was adopted.
T HE YAQ ul WAR .
BRITISH
OF
Boors Dotormlnod to Provont
Holiorof Woponor.
POLE-CAHEWS MEN IN A FIQHT
Much Timber Dratrojr.'il
Uvea I.fnt
mid I'rubablT-
Mrs. Jamos G. Blaino is collecting
her husband's lottors for publication in
a biography.
Worklngmen iu California aro be
coming alarmed at the steadily in
creasing number of Japaueso immi
grants.
Tl)9 Pennsylvania supreme court has
hold UM ft company incorporated in
Winnipeg, Man., April 24. Exag
gerated reports of heavy loss of life by
forest fires in the southeastern portion
of the province, are denied. A special
train from the scene of the confh.gra
tion today brings news that much val
uable wood and timber has been de
stroyed, but there has been no loss of
life. Another story says:
"Fires along the southeastern region
aro still raging. Ihe eutrapiicd spe
cial train succeeded in breaking through
tho Humes, and arrived this morning
IBronght in with it were several strag
gleis, lounct in a desperate condition
near Vastar. These fugitives lost
everything. All tell thrilling stories
of escape from death.
"Besides immense quantities of lum
ler and wood, two largo lumbering out
fits are known to be burned. Thedriv
era and bushmen havo scattered in all
directions, and out of 200 only about
30 are known to have reached a place
of safety. The fatalities will not be
known until tho contractors can call
the roll of their men. The total loss
is estimated at $1,000,000."
Not Afraid of KiirIWIi I.air.
Chicago, April 24. Karl Russell,
whose recent dlvorco in Nevada from
the Countess Russell, and marriage im
mediately afterwards to Mrs. Mollio
Cook, arrived in Chicago today, ac
companied by his bride. The carl
say he will leavo in a few days for
London, regardless of tho theories of
some English lawyers that his divorce
is not valid there.
Hand It Fired Into a Crowd.
Eagle Pass, Tex., April 24. News
has reached here of the killing of Jot
dan L. Cook, at Acatlun, Mex. Cook
was in charge of a railroad construc
tion gang. Ho was standing In a group
of a half a dozen men when n bandit
rode up and fired several shots into tho
crowd, killing young Cook. Ilia'
father, who is ex-sheriff of Maverick
Mrxlran Indian ItrhrW SUM Pull
right. ,
San Francisco, April 23. Henry
Hoahstey, of Oakland, who has re
turned from tho suit of the Yaqui war
iu Mexico, brings advice as follows
The Mexicaus sent out won I that the
war was over, but it t tho same time
4,000 troops were hastening to the
flout. Tho Yaquis have about 6.000
men under arms. Thev have Iteming
ton and Mauser rilles and hows und
arrows. They havo two cannum that
34 Yaquis captured from 200 Mexican.
The Mexicans keep to tlm roads and
towns, while the Yaquis hold the Sier
ras. Mexicans estimate the Yaquis at
IS, 000, but the population of Sonoru 1
at least 120,000, and half of thim are
Yaquis. Tho Indians have a peculiar
system for keeping their treasury iu
funds. The warriors alternate between
tho tiring line and .vorking in tho mine
iid on tne rancj.es. 'Uielr waged gc
to the common fund. Within tho tst
two weeks several engagements hae
been fought in wheh tho government
troops wero generally victorious. Iu
a recent engagement between a jwrty
ot insurgents, tho government reports
17 Ysquis dead on the Hold. Only one
Mexican, an officer, wus killed, but
many were wounded.
NOVEL PLAN OF ROBBERY.
Lhlcnc" I'ollrn Ilnvn a Nf r and Ciinip-
llcaleil lliilil-ii to IllvootlBHtr.
Chicago, April 23. J. H. Smith,
president of an organization styled the
industrial Ira des Union, at 151-1,13
Michigan avenue, was arrested last
night, charged with robbery mid dis
orderly conduct on a warrant issued by
justice .Martin, on comp.atnt ol I rank
Uustavson, a carpenter.
Gustavson says he was summoud to
the offices of the union by a letter ask
ing him to accept a position as fore
man over a number of carpenters
Gustavson said that after convtirsin
with Smith a few minutes, Smith drew
a revolver and told him to throw up
nis lianas, hmltli, no said, then went
through his pockets and took $40 und
some valuable papers and told him ha
would shoot him unloss ho kept his
monui snut. iwo men, both of whom
wore stars, placed Gustavson, under
arrest, ho declares, oboying Smith's
command. Tho alleged "officers, Gus
tavson says, thon took him Into a hall-
way, where they mado him sign a pa
per, the contents of which ho was un-
ablo to read. Tho alleged officers,
Gustavson said, gavo him a dollar aftor
ho had signed the paper and told him
to leavo.
Gustavson then reported tho matter
to tho Central police station. Smith
at tho station said ho had novor boforo
seen Gustavson. Ho will havo a hour
ing this afternoon.
Norwuy IluylnB War Huppllr,,
Stockholm. April 21. Tho riksdm.
has voted 3,000,000 kroner for ammu
nition and rifles, 12.000,000 for now
iieia artillery,
llnrr. Allr Homo llr.l.lanr. Wr
llrltrtt rr.oo Thdr I'.hIIIimi al
I.rrliw Kni.
Immloii, April 2ft. Tho strong hody
nf reinforcement, which Uu Roberta
rent to assist tho relief of Wept r
ami to endeavor to niwdon and out off
tho ltoer from retnwt northward fur
nlsho further o Ideiuo that tho Boers
aro assembled 111 much hwr force,
around Wetx-nor than had hitherto been
mipimmih!, and as tho 1 lines, in im eoi
torlal this morning, remark, what
ever may bo the difficulties of mads und
rati.", tint Boer. pKx.r to l.au guns,
and sometimes big tines, where thov
want then..
A IWr dlsiwtt'h. doted Thalmtiel.n.
April 20. says that a frwdi supply '!
milium and ammunition ha. reached
tienerul Dowet at Jaiiiinewberg Drift.
It also assert that one of Colonel Dal
gety's gun has been smashed.
Karriefonteln, mentlonm! In l.nl
lioU-rtu' miwago to tho war office". Is
15 miles southeast of lHoeiufotltelll.
Iahmiw Kop 1 two mile, further south.
Apparently tho British captured I'lwrdo
Kraal Sunday night. Tho Boers evacu
ated l,eeuw Kop during the night, re
moving tho gun, and tho llrltlsh ouou
pled the kop the next morning.
FLOODS IN THE SOUTH.
.Steady ll..wiiMMir "f Italn and N lt"
lli-r In MtM.
Louisville. Ky., April 2fl. Tho rain,
continue throughout the tlood district
of the South, and danger to live, and
projierty is bediming n.oio gruvo. It
was thought Saturday tho orlsh wa.
jwitned, but In niHiiy localities tho ruin
is falling again with inereosed vio
lent. Ijito report to tho wottther
bureau show that ho ivy precipitation
has been general within the lat 12
Iwurs throughout the Hooded country.
It was entiuiated Inst Saturday that
$3,000,000 worth of prlvuto property
had already been destroyed, and It I
now thought probable this damage will
bo heavily iiirriMsd. Mall and tele
graphic co'mu.uuiratlnu has I -von de
stroyed between the smaller town, iu
Mississippi and Alabama, south of
Jackson, tho northern limit of tlm
floods. Many farm I.uusoh have been
swept away, their occupant, latruly
eseaping with their lives, and tho
drowning of a family of ceen negrucM
is repoited form Jackson, Miss.
Train, on railroad Into NewOlrean
which have not been ubaudoued entire
ly are running only iu the daylight,
owing to the dangerous condition of
the truck. The IjuUvillu & .Nashville
New Orleans line which was in fair
condition until last evening. 1. now cut
in two by the destruction of a four-n
bridge over the Vet l'ascagoulu rler,
near Crouton. Arrangement have
been mado to ferry iieng'r. aero
tho break. Thousand, of tieople In the
small water-bound town of Missis
sippi are reported on the brink of star
vation.
Witlliind (.'anal Wrrrker.
Washington, April 25. The result of
tho inquiry, so fur a. it ha. gone into
tho attempt to wreck the Wellaud
Canal locks by the uso of dynamite,
was laid before tho suite department
today in a special telegraphic report
from United State. Consular Agent
Brush, at Clifton, a town opposite Ni
agara J ails, on tho Canadian sido of
tho boundary. Tho reort completely
exonerates tho Buffalo grain handlers
from all connection with tho crime.
and strongly intimate thattheattou.pt
was tho working out of a regularly or
ganized conspirooy among certain ior
son. in tho Unitod States said to bo
affiliated with tho Irish eocret associa
tions.
Klrpliant Wus Choked tu.Ilnatli.
Now York, April 2C "Dick,"
vicious elephant belonging to the Soli.
x I orcpaugh circus, was strangled to
death iu Madison Square Garden iu an
attempt to subdue him. A few weeks
ugo ho became dangerous, and heavy
chains wero fastened to his legs anil
tusks. While preparations wero lcing
made this morning to movo the cicrtis
from tho garden, "Dick" began to
trumpet. Fearing a stampodo, huge
ropes were pamjoJ around tho giant's
body and nook, a dozon men pulling on
them, tho idea being to choke him into
submission. Tho nion woro nualilo to
rnuko any impression upon him, and
Mr. Sells had elephants attached to tho
ropos. Ihey pulled with such vigor
that ho wus choked to death.
320.000 for volunteer
rillo associations, and has agreed to in.
county, Texas, has taken tho matter up' creaso tho now naval construction esti-
with the Mexican authorities.
Many Cae of Worthle.a Cheeks.
Chicago, April 24. Tho polico say
they have 18 cases against C. O. Churl
ston, under arrest on tho charge of get
ting monoy from various percons on
worthless checks. He is said to be a
former mombor of tho Nebraska legis
lature. Detroit, April 24. Charles G.
rieiscnmann, seoietary of tho Trust
mates for 1001 to 1,725,000 kronor.
I)(in 1Vu Too Hlniiii;.
Lowiston, Idaho, April 23. Mrs.
David Watson, an aged lady residing
six miles oast of Lowiston, died at 10
o'clock tonight. Yestorday uflornoon
sho drunk half a bottlo of cherry pec
toral, and soon collupsed into un un
conscious stuto, from which sho never
recovered.
New Yotk, April 23. Miss
viv )( """'I'"" ui;uiponuuu iu renwmMiu, Bcuiuiury oi ino Trust lOIic, April 23 Miss Afurv
nnothpy slato und not registered in Security & Safe Deposit Company, of E. Dinso, of this city, jumped form tlm
Pennsylvania cannot recover in an this city, hanged himself in a burn to- Brooklyn brldgo at 2 o'clock ti ls ntw
notion ut luw. day noon without ,tnn ij.i" ,wr
I ' .wm MJJUiiUl,
day
Iturnud Ilia Wrecked Yacht.
Purls, April 25, According to a sno-
cial dispatch from Suez, Count Itu
dolpho Fostotics, whoso yncht Tolim
was wrcokod neur tho Island of .Mini-
coy, in tho Arabian sea, suys that aftor
ino wrocic no Uocidod to burn tho yacht
rather than leavo hor to bo pillaged by
the nutlvos of tho Island . Tho count,
with two mombeis of tho crow who
escaped, nntlorwont great jirlvutious for
two mouths.
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iiiiiiinn iv .
i ... ' " Ah.
cnnrKtM. with tiinr.inrii,.. i
'iiin Im i
qtulllted With WriL.in ..
lltn.1 ..t . 'it.
" " " II n, .
J V. 1HU7. ntnl VV....I.. "1J
IVMl i. w
A 1 .... . .UL-I.
dered n man mi i cW
(iuffy, (Vilo.. in JiulllrT '
Ihetl, it I. allege., ull));r
iiniKieo in i . ,
Ing, a resl.lei.ee. t
ntnl tiiiinxriiti. .,. , .''
: ion i, ,
. iiik nun iiiiiiv, I .
lerring to liim all m, ,tocl t1.
... I-I.ll''ll V
I'nso left hi. olll. rt-taro i
with fUOOo.iiilMu. . mjmt.r,
II.Ii'h trineling e.VIIM.fi
returueil to this l . '
llllllll
nowini r, am. Iio tu,
proerties at ( r. o p,v ,.
...... i""ira.
nun inn .Mining -mututty
rit.e. Mining i .,,.,, jj,
for tho Union Muu,. tori
I. a. been president , th
t sinles.
Caso told ('aud i,!, ), .,
of Craiiipion.' death an
eimrgo was an ., of tth
li.islt.w. rivals t ' r..n him .,
i i i t... . ... J
mr iwut'ii uy J'lii rm '"for.l fQff
oi rrovo i uv. i tnii. ciiifjotg
origin munierei tntv li.ji s,
coumy, in reoniur isjj, fjiff
xnoir WMiie. oeneiitii tlio ggle)
ImVh, tlm allege ! rvjK a ( r tilmlfri
lxdng that tint in -.;. PTfJ"
knowkxlge if W rilit gu. g,T
tliluf. rhlit explan.iii n if j'
legod, given to ttie t (aliiU'c
jmnlon In tne her '. (tijv
April ior ino nii'piat nr ci u
boy who had been "!il'M
inurtler and t lit. n. r l to U
the wltnefM'. tMi(,re 'tie jaf,.'
being the diton ed w ,lo cl lit
Wright, wI.omj pP iH''tr injgm
itlou. Iikmi mi ntraiiclv fiCPOln
torlinv C'iiiiiIIInIi. lm:r wj illfljc
coutiuviit in I'lncag'- (nunc
JAPANESE
lloui (lotriiiiirltt In Pat 10
t I...I...I. l ,..i,.iu.ti!tyi
WnHhlngtoii. April lH
ha. mailed Waahlngt'in let
that tho JajHinei-e non-niMjiiiJ
and without watting n reqMfljn
United Statu., 1. atout totibfCro
restrict tho immigration cf TiiTSfi
ctKiliu. to tho Untied SUtd iroani
Mirtwl that thu llgurei rthttSSi?
t-een
ti
Yiicntuii ItiilmU Killed,
Oaxaca, Moxico, April 2G. General
Bravo's forco of iMoxIcan troops has
had Hovornl Fovoro oiigugoments with
tho Mnyn Indiuns in Yuoutun during
tho lust 10 days, and tho rohols Imvo
sufforod n houvy loss iu killod und
wounded.
ilili.ili-rulllill tinv.i
i-IHI.M
t!pa
not more than axut I5.0v;ire
JapHt.wio withiu the limit" t.'cMm
till Stuiee, outsldo of iU'i-lon o
Mild that Mieli i mlgratlca ttftit
occurreil ha. reunite 1 entire'; ti jury
competition of the two 'Ouut:
il.imlgrHtloil Mirletlc. tlut test ol
urn havu b-'ii prat-iitaliy tecarcli
under tho iIoIunIou that tbm'Jnjim
told ojijiortiinttle. for wcilcW
wage.. Tho Japaniu goiwiet'
Intero.ted in pn.tecting ltsf'Jswa
hard.hlpi reuniting from ':;cdjfr
tion., and that I. the reaJuro
to iwtublish restriction. o?hiHjli
wurd How. kr?ok
Itnn Into uu lirii ,""avoB
Bait Lake, Utah, Apru '
Orando Western No. 1 rauk
switch at tho Portland On"
im inu uuy iiuiiin una ry'al)
iinr up the engine, u-tnler Matofj
Il'llll tr 11 , 1.. MHU.
iiin. i iiiiuni nonoio, ore Tjng
attempted to Have himself l.'fnHl
unt iuii uiiui'i ii.u kiiiu '
htantly killed. Nono of tb rbyj
t..i. i iM
eio iiijuiuii. ulBini
0ipn.ltliin to "(irii Hoot"'
Paris, April 2fi. A .icUl2Si
from Peking cays:
"Chlnmo opposition to WV&Sy
pIKDHlti
door' policy Is u'rowing
lug foroign rupititl mid tlie II'
Itod Mllla Klmt Down.
Collet, 111.. April 25. Onoratlons
woro suspended today nt tho throo rod
mills of tho Illinois Ktenl
in this city
..lirtl.tru Ifiikuin 1 itiri.t frl. fL
America I. leiiht disliked, lW.r
iiggrosslvo.'j 0
Voted to Ileamne ITI1
Chicago, April 25.-TU SSP
says: Against tho explicit oHw'
Buildliig Ti-udci Comicllfflftgft
bruhs-nioli!er vlio htruck tWagh
ern Lloctrlo Conipawv's pl"nr.vo
ago havo voted to return tormsor
bruss-moldors number oolj 'cnarti
their union iucludaiull tliIroUJ
tho trado in tho city. SlUpf
iJZ.ii W
: v ihuroji
(Jano Town. Anril .J,"' HB
lug of tho vollcNraud of tlie"VK&
Stato, ut KrooiiHtud, touii'Mgnu
Ktoyn denounced Jrd iWRSiKSI
miitlon us "treachery," 'ligiyi
that us Groat Britain' o!FMtM
tlinlr deutriiotlon thuir lit 'tprtm!
to appeal to tho civilised SIZOO
torvono." . Hii-ooi
n.iimf imf Itirmln. Anrll li-'Vffim
boon rocolvod from IloyroBt,rmff
tlm niTiuif. flint, tlm TUr'r.J
lumf Ul,,iiii,l lilnw 110 IU
April 21, rofciilting iu I
livos. -
Croton Landing, N. "
TJiIh wuh an oxccodiugiy,
tins wuh uu ,',iirr?aia
XI l..u t ,l,n Ornl of fIiPQK
r.V'"r" to ,n were here lectio
rttt nvnr
cousidor tho strike nt n v
uuticlpato no further trool.
Hal