The Eugene weekly guard., May 19, 1900, Image 2

OPERATIONS IN CAVITE.
Eagece City Guard.
LATER NEWS.
AT THE ZAND RIVER
BARKER
AND
DONNELLY.
NoiuiBated toy Mid41*~of*the-Road Pop­
ulist Convention.
THE POPULIST TICKET
ill
Frlaclp«!
Tow«»
Oc.u|>l.<i
Given «• Govnmment.
EARTHQUAKE AT ü
Plague ha« broken out at Hong Kong
Washington. May 14.—Th« war de-
Ira William«, a logger, wu drowned
For President— Wharton Barker, of
»artnient has made public a report
@
l£
_
in the Necaaicum river, near Astoria. I
Pennsylvania.
Bryan for President, Towne rom Brigadier-General Wheaton. U. Experience of Ship St. g
EUGENE QTY ......... OMOON.
The government o! th« Orange Free Roberts Army Is Making
For Vice-President—Ignatius Don­
J A concerning the operations of an
Off the Columbi^
for Vice-President.
State baa twen moved from Kronstadt
nelly, of Minnesota.
«¿edition led by him early in January
Rapid Progress.
to Heilbron.
Q
into th« country stretching «outh from
Cincinnati, May 18.—What is com­
Manila to Lake T«*l. Hi« force«, con­
Republicans of Illinois in convention
monly known as the Midlde-of-the- NOMINATED AT SIOl'X FALLS sisting of the Fourth, Twenty eighth, Fl’BIOUS WAVES AND So W||
assembled, indorsed the McKinley ad- 8(j MILES FROM BLOEMFONTEIN Road Populist party, but according to
Thirty-eighth. Forty-fifth and compan-
ministration.
leaders of the movement is the one and
¡es D and H of the Thirty seventh in­
Two men and two boys were killed :
only People’s [«rty, placed Its national
D» fantry and detachments of the Third lastrumauts on Shore Show Th,
oy
Aeelamatloa — platform
Huth
by the wrecking of a fruit train, near Entire Boer Force Haa Retired North ticket in the field today.
Disturbane« Sumo Ho«,,
bounces Gold Standard and
ind Fourth artillery, concentrated at
of the Hirer Belief Column Bush­
-Distane. Keekol„d/'
Rawlins, Wyo.
Imperialism.
Imus
and
one
mile
south
of
that
point.
ing U m to Mnfakiug.
Mlddl.-or-tk.-Kuad Platform.
Excessive customs duties imposed by
On the 7th of the month the first en­
The People’s party of the United
Astoria, Or., May 14.~Ths
the military government are fast kill
For President—W J Bryan, u gagement occurred, in which Lieuten- ship Saint Mirren that arrive
London, May 10.— Four thousand States assembled in National conven­
,
Ex-Congressman David B Culbert­ fug AQnerican trade in the Philippines.
int
Ward
Cheney
was
mortally
wound
­
British cavalry Watered their horses at tion this loth day of May, 1200, affirm- Nebraska.
son, of Texas, is dead.
morning from Yokohama
The First aud Second Irish rtfsiliers
iug our unshaken belief in the cardinal
For Vice President—Charles A. ed while leading a detachment again»! a peculiar pheno::.
i
General Hamilton has captured Win­ sailed from Cape Town for Athlone, Zand river, Monday, 25 miles beyoud tenets of the People’s party, as set
the
enemy.
500
strong.
The
American
Towne, of Minnesota.
Smaldeei, where Lord Roberta con-
burg, the Boer stronghold.
loss was two privates killd and one It was about half past »; wbeu?'“3
! Ireland, to recuperate from their try­ I tinues to date his dispatches.
forth
in
the
Omaha
platform,
and
The
‘’’M
Sinox Falls. 8. D., May 12. The wounded, while the insurgents lost 50 Cordiner, the bar pilot,
L. Marquis, a farmer residing seven ing experiences in tlie field.
scouts who have been searching the pledging ourselves anew to continued
from
the
pilot
schooner
1
killed
and
wounded.
On
this
day
Col
­
mile* northwest of Eugeue, committed
Captain Cushing, of the revenue cut­ country for miles along the stream have advocacy of those grand principles of National Populist convention conclud­
The wind at that time ws, m
suicide.
ter Rush, which has sailed lor the Arc­ found no Boers south of the river. The human lil>erty until right shall triumph ed its session and adjourned sine dis onel Birkheimer, with a detachment >f light from the south, and tn^*T
the Twenty-eighth infantry and Cap­
Heavy rains in Iowa did much dam­ tic, will take a census of the inhabit­ enemy are laagered in unknown force over might, and love over greed, do after nominating Hon. W. J. Bryan fot
only a moderate swell on,
.’1
. on the north bank. Thus the British adopt aud proclaim this declaration of president and the Hon. Charles A. tain Reilly in command of a section of the sea to the southward was \ J
age to property and caused large losses ants of the Aleutian islands.
Fifth
artillery,
engaged
the
enemy
the
Towne
for
vice-president.
The
nomin
­
faith:
in livestock.
President Powell, of the Order of advance guard is witihu 45 miles of
First—We demand the initiative and ation of Mr. Towne was only accom­ at Putol, where the insurgents were be in commotion, as if a hurrt,? J
O
Lord Roberts has crossed the Vet Railway Telegraphers, issued an order Krooustad.
referendum
and the imperative man­ plished after a struggle of several hours routed with great slaughter. 74 bodies blowing, but the wind did uot t, 71
The war office has issued the follow­
« an immense wave approach/^
river and the Boer» are stil n full re­ formally discontinuing the strike of
duration, in which an effort was made being counted in one portion of th
date.
ing dispatch from Lor<l Roberts, dated
the Southern railway telegraphers.
treat northward.
.esrel. The ship was tossed -J
to
have
the
question
of
the
nomination
battlefield.
Our
loss
was
11
meu
Second
—
We
demand
the
public
Smaldeei, May 8:
for over two hours in a sea that »J
During a riot between strikers aud
San Antonio, Texas, was struck by a
“General Hutton, with mounted in­ ownership and operation of those means of a vice-presidential candidate referred wounded.
Still another sharp engagement oc­ bury her in the water ami then 1
terrific wind storm, doing damage to workmen st the Buttonwood mine of fantry, reconnoitered yesterday to the of communication, transportation and to a committee to confer with the
lift her np and drop her down
the Parish Coal Company at Wilkes-
the amount of $75,000.
Zand river, and found the enemy in prislm-tion which the people may elect, Democratic aud Silver Republican curred on the 7th, when Major Tag­ seas frequently washed clear ovw‘1
tele­ parties in their national conventions. gart, with the Second aud Third bat­
W. C. Endicott, secretary of war la barre, Pa., about 20 men were badly considerable force.
General Broad­ such as railroads, telegraphs
A motion to this effect was defeated talions of the Twenty-eighth infantry, After this hail continued for ab» u-
Cleveland’s first administration, died injured, the strikers dispersing the wood's brigade of cavalry, with General phone lines, coal mines, etc.
workmen.
Third—The land, including all by a vote of 268 to 492.
attacked a force of insurgents estimated hours it subsided as quickly n, t, J
at Boston, aged 73 years.
lan Hamilton’s force, performed the
Both
candidates
were
nominljed
by
natural
sources
of
wealth,
is
a
heritage
at 1,000 strong, near Imus, driving risen, and the wind immediately kly
The
British
iron
ship
Sierra
Nevada,
I
operation with much the same
Scientists hope to make many new
of the people, and should not be monop­ acclamation, but before the result was them from the field, killing 60 and e»l from south to east, then in , ■7
Captain
Scott,
from
Liverpool,
Jal«*-
result.
discoveries on the event ut the sun'l
were woundng more than 80. Major Tag­ time to northwest, going »1«.,« 77
ary 16, for Melbourne, Aus., waa total- I
“General Hunter reports that he oc- olized for speculative purposes, and reached various candidates
total eclipse on May 28.
ly wrecked outside the harbor of the ' 1 copied Fourteen Streams yesterday alien ownership of land should be pro­ placed in nomination, and their names gart had one man killed aud six the compass in a few hours. Thy,**
General Harrison Gray Otis Is boom­ latter place. Five of her crew wer« without opposition, owing in a great hibited.
successively withdrawn. Both nomin­ wounded. Lake Taal was reached on from the northwest was »«m ¡¿J
*
ing Congressman Hepburn, of Iowa, for Raved, but 22 others, including the cap­ measure, to the able disposition made
Fourth—A scientific and absolute ations were accomplished amid scenes the 10th, and several slight skirmishes nature of a gale, and the ship
McKinley’s running mate.
occurred on the northern and eastern der lower topsails »iuringCthe • •»
tain, perished.
by General I’aget on the left bank of pa|>er money, based upon the entire of great enthusiasm.
but no injury was done to her 7
wealth and population of the nation,
Aguinaldo has joined his forces in
shores.
One hundred and fifty-seven Japanese the Vaal river at Warrenton, where his
Tlie Platform.
tain Hamilton and Captain <
On
the
16th
Major
W.
II.
John
­
North Luxon and has assembled con­ immigrants have landed in San Fran­ artillery fire rendered the enemy’s posi­ not redeemable in any speiific commo­
“The People’s party of the United
siderable force in the mountains; Gen- cisco, of which number 75 were admit­ tion practically untenable. A six-inch dity, but made a full legal tender for States, in convention assembled, con­ ston, with three companies of the Forty­ at first thought that a tidal wnt J
eral Young asks for reinforcements.
As the all debts and receivable for all taxes gratulating its supporters on the wide sixth infantry, met the enemy at Lem- coming, but the long succession 0( J
ted by certificates of landing signe<i by gun was found most useful.
and public due» and issued by the
waves leads them to the belief (J
Senor Alberti, prominent in Co baa the United States immigration com­ Sixth and half of the Fifth brigades of
extension of its principles in all direc­ ering, 800 strong, with four cannon, there must have been an earthmikiJ
government only.
and
drove
them
across
the
river
to
infantry
advanced
under
cover
of
the
politics and editor of a newspaper, was missioner at Vancouver, B. C., aud 82
tions, does hereby reaffirm its adherence
that vicinity.
Fifth—We demand the levy and col­
shot and instantly killed by an un­ on certificates from the commissioner artillery, the enemy retired precipitate­
to the fundamental principle» pro­ Taal. On the 20th he was reinforced
The self-recording government J
lection
of
a
graduated
tax
on
incomes
by three companies sent front Batangas
ly, abandoning their clothing, ammuni-
known assassin at Gibara, province of at Seattle.
claimed
in
its
two
prior
platforms,
and
rometer
in the office of Weather J
and
inheritance.
I tion and personal effects.”
by Colonel Anderson, Thirty-eighth in­
Santiago de Cuba.
Franklin W. Fisk, D. D., whose res­
Sixth—We demand the election of calls npcü all who desire to avert the fantry, and attacked and carried Taal, server Johnson, of this city, ihow»tj
The Free Staters, in the expectation
l’ope Leo will make amends for bit ignation after 41 years incumbency ol
president, vice-president, federal judges subversion of free institutions by coi- dispersing the insurgents and capturing about 4 o’clock yesterday m rug
deposition of Archbishop Keane, whe the office cf president of the Chicago that Kroonstad will speedily become and United States senator» by direct porate and imperialistic power to unite
there was an electrical or seiimif q
untenable, ar»*, according to informa­
with it in bringing the government back their cannon.
may be appointed to the position held Thoelogical seminary, takes effect at
turbance in this vicinity aud the i -
tion form Lourenco Marques, preparing vote of the people.
to
the
ideals
of
Washington,
Jeffersoc
by the late Archbishop ilenneaey, of the close of the current year, has been
Seventh—We are opposed to trusts
graph
wires also gave evidence of i!g
THE
SOFT-NOSE
SHELL.
to transfer their government to llell-
and Lincoln. It extend» to its allies in
Dubuque, Iowa.
elected professor emeritus of the chair
the same time. While the «hip,,
bron, a little moie than 50 miles north­ and declare that the contention be­ the struggle for financial and economio
of
sacred
rhetoric
of
the
institution.
tween the old parties on monopoly is a
Inventors
Explain
H»w
It
Pierces
The output of oil in California has
experiencing the waves off the oca
east.
freedom assurances of its loyalty to the
Armor- Plate.
increased from 1,245,128 barrels tn The election is for life.
of the river the barometer renuag
Correspondent« at headquarter» are sham battle and that no solution of principles which animate the allied
1W6. to 2,292,128 barrels in 189«
New York, May 14.—James W. John­ steady, (yhis would indicate ttatj
The secretary of the treasury has di­ now wiring freely concerning the inci­ this mighty^problem is possibly with­ forces aud the promises of honest and
The state now ranks fourth among ths rected Collector Jackson, at San Fran­ dents connected with the occupation of out the adoption of public ownership of
son.
member of the firm of Isaac G. waves resulted from an earthy
hearty co-operation in every effort for
that happened early in the m-sgl
states of ths union in petroleum pro­ cisco, to detail an inspector from the Smaldeei. Some exasperation is ex- public utilities.
their success. To the people of the Johnson & Co., of Spuyten Duyvill, in­
duction.
Chinese bureau to att» nd Qthe making pressed at th»' ease with which the Boers
ventors of the Johnson soft-nose Bhell, and as the effect of an earthqtak» J
United
States
we
offer
the
following
FIQHTINQ IN PHILIPPINES.
Rev. Charles B. Morris, a colored out of papers for Chinese merchants escaped with their tramqxirta before the
platiorm as the expression of our un­ bxplained ^t night how the soft steel Japan is felt here 10 days later, it y
oap enables« projectile to pierce aimor readily be estimated how iariTuJ
Baptist missionary, recently returned doimclled in this country who are on very eyes of the British. For instance, Large Rebel Force Attacked American alterable convictions:
was.
from South Africa, was vigorously the eve of departing for China with the when the British entered Smaldeei, the
Scouts« Rut Were Routed.
“Resolved, That we denounce the plate.
“I think,” said Mr. Johnson, "that
hissed when be championed th« causa intention of returning. They will have Boer ox wagons coolly outrpaned only
Manila May 12. — A force of 500 in­ act of March 14, 1900, as the culmina*
ST. LOUIS STRIKE.
of England in a lecture Itefore the West these paper» on their return to this live miles away, as if in contempt of surgents attacked 25 scouts of the tion of a long serie» of conspiracies to the action of the »oft steel eap may be
the ability of the British to overtake Forty-eighth regiment near San Jacinto, deprive the people of their constitu- illustrated by a simple experiment. Efforts to Setlie It Failed-G»|U
Hide Y. M. C. A. of New York City. country to facilitate their landing.
The counter-demonstrations became so
Democrats will flood Oregon with them.
province of I’angasiUHD, Monday, but tional rights over the money of the If you would try to drive a shingle nail
Fatality.
Smaldeei is a village of only a score were routed by the scouts, 10 of their nation, aud relegate to a gigantio through a piece of sheet iron, the nail
pronounced that the leoturer abandoned pro-Boer campaign material,
St.
Louis,
May
14.—The featured
of dwellings, but it expanded in one
would bend. But if you first drive a
the discussion of the merits of the con­
The good government ticket won in night to a vast canvas city, and the number being killed. The Americans money trust the control of the finances, nail through a piece of hardwood, it the day in the great street rails^l
tending nations.
lost two killed.
and hence the jreople.
the Grant’s Pass, Or., election.
strike was the conference betweenGnJ
glow of the campfires was like a scene
“We reaffirm the demand for the re­ will penetrate the sheet iron.
April 26, the rebels burned and
Hi Slug, high priest of the Chinese
ernor Stephens, the members of tl» J
Painter» and pajierhangers of Tacoma in an iron smelting district. The city sacked the town of Trocan, near Bulu- opening of the mints of the United
“
The
soft-nose,
in
other
words,
pre
­
Masonic order of this country, judge of
ecutive committee of the local itnl
have won their strike for a shorter day. is likely to lade away in a day by the can, murdering natives who were States to the free and
unlimted coin- vents the projectile from glancing off. railway employes’ association, and a!
Chinatown, was honored with an elab­
immediate
progress
of
the
infantry
to
Its
whole
force
is
concentrated
at
the
Russians
and
Chine»«
clash
in
Man
­
friendly
to
the
Americans
age
of
silver
and
gold
present
and
two
at
the
orate, even gorgeous funeral at Phila­
point. In one of the testa made at In­ officers and attorneys of the Trus
SpanijMs. The Americans killed 87 legal ratio of 16 to 1.
delphia.
The distinguished priest churia, many being killed on both Zami river.
The
tidings
from
Mafeking
are
dian
Head, we fired a projectile at the Company, called for the purpose ol •
of the ruf-urgent»».
spoke nine languages and added to his sides.
“We demand a graduated income
gloomier than ever. Everybody there
armor plate at an angle of 21 degrees. certaining if some sort of an amidis
The
same
date,
Major
Andrews,
and
inheritance
tax.
income by loaning money to his coun­
Admiral Dewey attended a reception
No sooner had the soft nose touched understanding could not be arrivud i
“We demand that postal
tryman at a high rate of interest. Re­ by the colored ¡»«»iple at Memphis, has an empty stomach and a pinched with two companies of troops, attacked
The conirnm
face.
The
natives
are
no
longer
given
the
plate than the projectile turned at to end hostilities.
General
Mojica
’
s
stronghold
near
garding talents Sing was the peer of Tenn.
banks be established by the
lasted
several
hours,
but
at its coocls
porridge,
ami
the
whites
now
have
noth
­
i
right
angle
to
the
plate
and
pene
­
Ormuc, Leyte island.
Mojica had ment.
any Chinaman in the country.
Astoria will offer a bounty for seal ing but a quart of that substance and a
trated it. The cap or soft nose, also -ion Governor Stephens announced us
brass
cannon
and
plenty
of
ammuni
­
“
With
Thomas
Jefferson,
we
declare
One hundred and nine victims of ths scal|>H in order to protect the salmon ]K>und of home sausage daily. Every­
tion, tiut after three hours of fighting the land, including all natural sources acts as a kind of lubricant to the shell. ” nothing had been accomplished.
Utah mine disaster were bulled in one industry.
thing else eHtable has gone.
Insuffi­ the insurgents tied. Their loss is not of wealth, the inalienable heritage of
The Suburban Company operated :a
Ponihlbility of War.
day at Scofield.
system
under police protetion dung
Th»» steamer Tosa .Maru has arrived cient food, wet trenches am! cold nights known.
The Ameericaus lost two thejx'ople. The government should so
Washington, May 14.—No disposi­ the entire day without interfere«
The Yale-Berkeley game at New at Seattle from Yokohama with 700 are deadly to the health of the garri­ killed and 11 wounded. They destroy- a»VAs to secure homes for the people
tion has been made as yet of the naval and was patronized liberally br □
son. This information comes from re­ e<l the enemy’s rides, powder and stores. and prevent land monopoly.
Haven, Conn., resulted in a victory for more Japs.
appropriation bill by the senate, but public. The Transit Company ran tn
liable natives.
Lady Sarah Wilson,
the former team.
The
insurgents
have
suffered
a
heavy
“
Trans|H>rtation
being
a
means
of
The bill for Alaskan lighthouses prob­
after an all-day discussion, an agree­
Burglars looted the safe of the First ably cannot be passed at this session of under »late of April 27, says:
loss at Tabako, province oL Albay, exchange and a public necessity, the ment was reached. A notable speech cars over one branch of its system. M
“The Boers now number 4,500, in­ Luzon. Two hundred ritiemraJind 809 government should own and
National bauk of East Brady, Pa., and congress.
oi>erate was delivered by Lodge u|>on the ne­ attempted to carry no passengers.
cluding young ElotT, President Kinger's bolomen were preparing to attack the the railroads in the interest
Another fatality as a result of m
secured $10,000.
of the cessity of building upthe United States
President McKinley sent birthd»iy grandson, who has sent for six more town, and Captain Lester H. Simons,
strike was recorded tonight. Ai Flea
people.
The ]>arade in St. Louis in honor of congratulations to the crown prince of guns.”
navy without delay. The speech was Siegfried, a yonng woman, wssirowg
with a company of the Forty-seventh
“Trusts, the overshadowing evil of
Admiral Deway was witnessed by half Germany.
The Mafeking correspondent of the volunteer regiment, advance»! to meet the age, are the result and culmination delivered with the vigor and earnest­ Washington street, carrying an infsM
a million people.
Two persons were binned to death by Times, who also emphasizes the ex­ them and killed many. The insurgent of the private ownership and control of ness characteristic of Lodge’s discus- I in her arms, she was hit on the head if
don of public questions, and attracted a brick that had been hulled it i
The sundry civil bill was passed by the destruction ol the American hotel treme gravitv of the situation, says:
leader, native priest, was wounded the three great instrument» of com­
much attention. Daniel presentd an
“It is impossible to ignore the fatal and captured after his horse had been
the house. It carries slightly more at Genessee, N. Y.
merce—money, transportation and the extended argument in support of the passing car on the Suburban syrtoi
than $01,500,000.
significance of Colonel Haden-Powell’s shot from under him. Three Ameri­
means of transmission of information. immediate construction by the govern­ Her skull was fractured, and the dud
New York’s naval reserve refused to
Many buildings were demolished accept the uavy department's offer for reference to th»' hard ships endured by cans were wounded.
The one remedy for the trusts is that ment of an armor factory, while Alli­ shortly after being carried to the City
tlie women ami children, among whom
by a terrific gale that went through tha a cruise and practice.
the ownership and control be assumed son opjxvsed the project of a government Hospital.
niHuy deaths have already occurred. WRECK DUE TO CARELESSNESS
The street car men of the East it
town of Wilsouville, Neb.
and exercised by the people.
Charles F. Neely has been arresteii The commissariat is holding a certain
armor factory on the score of economy. Louis line struck this afternoon.
“Applauding the valor of our army
Six hundred men employed in the for embezzling $36,000 in the Cuban stock of foodstuffs in reserve for use in { At Least «is Persona Killed In the
and navy in the Spanish war, we de­
Towne's Altaic« Not Taken.
sine factory at 1st Salle, Ind., struck (»ostoffice de|»artmeut.
Aeelilent al <>*N«III.
Still the Champion.
the dir,st extremity.”
nounce the conduct of the administra­
for an advance in wages.
Chicago, May 11.—Charles A.
Denver,
May
12.
—
A
special
to
the
Seaside Club, Coney Island. Msy'A
Three Forest Grove people are thought
tion
in
changing
a
war
for
humanity
JAMAICA WANTS FREEDOM.
Towne, when asked for an expression ! —In the fastest, prettiest and cloak
The Standard Varnish works at Elm to have perished iu the sinking of the
Republican from Cheyenne, Wyo.,
into a war for conquest.
of opinion regarding the action of the heavy-weight ring battle ever fougt«
Park, Staten Island, were damaged by Dora B. iu Alaskan waters.
says:
“We extend to the brave Boers of ioux Falls convention, sain: “I can
■ »«legation to Re He nt to Kngland to
fire to the extent of $200,000.
The charred remains of two more
in New York, James J. Jefferies Im*
Three Americans were killed and
Rattle for It.
ily say what I have always said since affirmed his right to the champion’61?
victims of the Union Pacifio accident South Africa our sympathy ami moral
The British have crossed the Vaal
support
in
their
patriotic
struggle
for
seven wounded in an engagement with
my name has been mentioned in this In the arena of the Seaside Sportuf
Kingston, Jamaica, May 10.—The at O’Neill sidetrack were found in the
river, pushing northward, aud the re­
rebels on the island of Pauay.
connection, that I have not sought the Club tonight he decisively defestelJ»
latest development in the political wreckage today. Both laxlies waa so the right of self-government.
lief of Mafeking is expected soon.
“We denounce the pratice of Issuing office and have made no efforts to se­
Middle-of-the-road Populists at Sioux deadlock here is the meeting of the badly burned as to render identification
An effort is being made by govern­
injunctions in the cases of dispute be­ cure the nomination, but if the Popu­ Corbett, once champion of the w
himself, after 28 rounds of wienok
ment officials to secure an appropria­ Falls will hohl their convention in a elected meml>ers of the legislative impossible. One of the bodies was that tween employers and employes.
lists and the other parties think I am fighting. It was a clean knock-"'1
tion for the building aud maintenance big tent. Ignatius Donnelly is talked council, which took place April 25. of a boy. Papers in the pockets of one
“
We
indorse
municipal
ownership
of
the most available man for the position, that came so quickly that it dazed at
At this meeting of the people's repre­ of the unknown victims found yester­
of for the presidency.
of schools for Alaska.
public utilities.
| 1 will accept. It Qs been my wish thousands of keen, alert, intent spr"“'
Martin Sievert, who killed one sentatives, a definite policy and line of day indicate that his name was Daniel
General MacArthur, In addition to
“We demaml that United States all alcng that the Sioux Falls conven­
They Shay, and that L a had recently been
hie duties us commander, will exercise Christens«m at Letuya Bay, Alaska, conduct were decided upon.
senators and all other officials, as far tion should name a committee to meet tors and left them in doubt as to ju*
agreed: Q
employed
at
Rocx
Springs.
The
other
how the winning blow was delivered
asked
the
miners
there
to
liaug
him
the authority of military governor of
1— To adhere to their resolved pur- unknown found yesterday has not yet as practicable, be elected by direct vote with the committees of the other two It was avowed that it was a left-han'-
aud was acooiumotlated.
tire Philippine islands.
of
the
people.
parties at Kansas City to consider the ed jolt to the jaw, but Jeffries him»*
|s>se to take no part in the delibern- been ldentitie<!, and the remains of
Eire which started In a liven-
.....z «tabla
.__.v
The chiefs of Tutulla, of the Sa-
Cargo of Coffer Spoiled.
rice-presidential question, but it looks and Referee Charley White, who *'"•
Qt Petersburg, Ind., swept through the moan group, have formally ceded • he lion of the legislative ceuncil until Fireman Louis Benta have not yet been
San Francisco. May 12.—On the last is though my friends at Sioux Falls at bis side, gay it was a right-han*
the four extra nominated iueml>ers are found. When the accident occurre»!
business portion of the town, leaving island to the Unite»! States, and the withdrawn.
a . ar load«»! with sulphur caught fire, voyage of the Acapulco, from Psnama iid not consider that the best course to swing.
but three stores. Loes, $80,000.
American flag has l»een hoisted.
2— To seud a delegation to England aud tran«forn>ed the wreck into a sea to this port. $12,000 worth of coffee follow.”
The war department Issued an order
Kepreaentatiie« of th« Field museum to tight the battle of political freedom of Hames. The wreckage is still burn­ was destroyed, and the Pacific Mail
Great Fire In Japs».
Riot» in Spain.
relieving Geueral litis of the command in Chicago will soon be in the North­ for Jamaica in the house of commons. ing and renders the work of searching Company, not only is out the freight
San Francisco, May 14.—Mail »•
of the division of the Philippines The west for a three mouths’ tour for the
Madrid, May 14.—Yesterday passed vices from Yokohama give piirtko-**1
8—In the event of failure, to offer for additional victims exceedingly money on the shipment, but will have
general has left Aljnila for the United purpose of seeking curios among Ore­ I themselves as candidates at the next hasardous. Thus far. the regains of to stand the loss as well. The destruc­ •ff peacefully practicalljPeverywhere of the big fire at j^kin, a larft •'*’
States.
O
gon Indians.
general election, aud, if returned, to three met. and three boys have Iwn re- tion of the cargo was the result of pack­ throughout the Spanish dominion, de- on the western coast of lapsu. 'P™
One-third of the houses in Garwu. a
Twenty-six hundre»! street-car men persist in the policy they have adopted, . cohered and it is believed other bodies ing sheep dip into the same hold with ■»pile the universal anti-taxation agita­ 18. The tlaines originated in the • ■
towu in Denton oounty, Texas, w-nrw are on a strike in St. Louis, ami every that is. to refuse to take part in the will b« found before the search is com­ the coffee. Ihe matter is being in­ tion. The only noteworthy disturb­ urba of the city, and were earned '1
destroyed by a tornado. No one was line in the city is compelle»! to sus­ work of the legislative council, and pleted.
vestigated.
ance took place at \ alencia, where riot­ heavy wind to several parts of the •?
hurt, the pm*ple seeking refuge tn pend operatou. Ihe police are power- thus force Mr. Uhaml>erlain's hand;
ing occurred and barricades were erect- at once. The fire rage for six h
An official investigation into the
Washington.
May
12.
—
Major-Gen
­
storuihousee.
less.
in other words, to compel him to either cause of the awful accident discloses eral John R. Brooke today assumed the ed in the streets, from behind which a before it could be controlled, -n*'-
Lieutenant Gibbons, attached to
War preparation» by the reformers carryout his threat to restore crown the fact that it was due to the care- duties of commanding general of the mob stoned the gendarmes. The lat­ hundre»! house.«, including ' 1 teop-1
the Brooklyn, in an réédition con- in China
proceeding vigorously, government pure and simple, or to with­ leaaness of an employ« The last train department of the East, succeeding ter, in endeavoring to <Mo»ige the riot­ and. all the principal
TiriUCtpiSX building’ - .
ducted by him in the south of Luaou, large quantilM of an»« being taken draw the obnoxious four meml>en from to pass O’Neill prior to the accident Major-General Wesely Merritt, who to­ ers, were received with rifle shots, and burned. Sixteen
peri-hed **
1______ r persons
___
inred. *'
in the latter part of February, secured into the country, The imperial gov* the legislative council and restore the was a wiwtbound freight, in charge of day, with Mrs. Merritt, sailed for two policemen were injured. |The g» n- nearly 100 a more were in
injured-
larmes replied with a fusillade before property loss is estimate»! at 5."" <4
status quo ante.
the release of 522 Spanish prisoner».
i Conductor Hendricks’ crew.
eruinent «»*» no cause for alarm.
Europe in search of health.
the mob tie»!.
yen, or about $2,500,000.
Armtrtl,
killed Herself.
Corn for Indian ^ulferers.
Gteece haa forbidden the exportation
New York, May 12.—A dispatch
Lonisvill«, Ky., is to have a large
Importation
of
Contract
Laborers.
Mills Suspend Opera» I«"’-
Ww York, May 18.—The steamer
of antiquities.
Batte. Mont.. May 10.—Alma Fru- to the Tribune from London says:
Mormon temple.
Tifton,
Ga.. M iy, 12.— \
9'ntojailed
today
for
Bombay
with
Victoria.
B.
C„
May
14.
-There
are
dein.
a
young
domestic,
died
thi«
morn
­
Ixvrd Salisbury took the grace out of
A railroad across
There are 9,821 officials on the New ing in the county jail from the effects the recent visit of the queen to Ireland 200.1W bu«hel« of corn for the famine ’ver 400 more of the Japan»«e immi­ belonging to the Gv rgia
99,000.000, will ba
York state pay roll.
of a dose of corrosive sublimate, taken by the vehemance with which he district. This is the largest cargo ever grants waiting at the quarantine sta­ Association will be run on tw tn.r
years.
Census enumerator« begin work (tn with suicidal intent. She had visited warned Irishmen that Recent events u carried by any vessel on a similar occa­ tion. landed last evening from the time after today. This affects t1
During th» present decade the Unitml
the housekeeper of John McAuliffe, aud South Africa proved that therejcould sion. It comes from the people of all steam^AJkh These^'H) are nearly ands of operatives and de* re»’«
June
I aud finish in 30 days.
States produ»ed half of the world'scup­
after her departure she was suspecte»! not be practicar independence any­ denominations in every jiart of the all for the I nited states, but only 200 output of yellow pine in this’*<•** ***
per supply.
| Th«
The Alaskan gold output (or th«
the saa- of theft. After her arrest she swal­ where in the empire with opportuni­ United States. It is expected the voy­ will be carried through direct
A ly one*third.
Th« Alaskan winter was th« ooldaat •>’" *• ••timatml at over $20,000,000.
large number of the Japanese are weav-
lowed the poison, and the fact did not ties for arraying hostile forces against age will be made in 40 days.
Sehroeder ««Ila for «I««"'
beoosoe known until she was in the jail. the imperial government. It was a
|«'rature raug»s|
•"
*
_ '
on record. The ten
temperature
raugml
Major Arms
«ays ‘ he ‘ has sent _ nearly
Pan Francisco, May 14.—Conin’***
Last year 4.'
cubic van!» of >rs under a contract made with them
(roto 17 to 59 degreai below I
Medical
assistance
was
summoned,
but
by
a
Japanese
firm
in
New
York,
al 23.opo Ameiicana to >outh Africa to
trenchant, but acrid speech, and was material was dredged out of thé Duluth-
the succeaoor of
Dawson.
she died this morning.
rhey are engaged to work in some New Schroeder,
I join the Boer forvea,
not well timed.
Superior harbor.
Leary,
of
Guam,
sailed foi b** P 4
England mills.
Concord, Maae., celebrato»! th« 125th
Mr». Mary J. Furman haa bequeathcl
Went In to tober f'p.
duty today on the steamer lepti'-
rublie l auds mil.
At Parts Kvposltlnn.
anniversary of the opening tight of tha her estate, valinsl at $25»1,O«H>. to Van-
R»-b»lllon of A.hanto»«,
Butte. Mont., Mar 10.—-The body of
Washington, May 12.—The house
I *ris. May 12.—The formal opening
revolution.
Warlike lalander»-
' lerbilt university in Nashville, Tenn John Whalen X»ss found in the arti- committee on public lands has reported
Accre.
Gold Court. May 14,-Serious
sf
»f the United States building at the
Manila, May 14.—The i-Im'-”
A discharge In Iwaktuptoy haa been
Dr. Parkhurst wants a revision of flctal lake at rSQview this morning. favorably on the Mondell bill to pro­ Paris exposition took place today. repottrJare current that the Ashant««,
d
aC
—-.1. Whalen waa seen vide that Anal proof in land cases mai­
granto»! in New York to John II. liar- . the Weetmiuster confession, dm taring It was undrease»!
President Lavutiet officiate»!.
A large are determined to throw off the British Maebate received Colonel H’’ j
erly. the theatrical and minstrel mana­ it an ineuba« tbatrtorev«-nt« Preabyter- about the resort last night very much l's male anywhere in the land district attendance of well-kown Frenchman yoke; that they secured the co-op, ™
■xpedition differently fn „...^sst.
* *
the wore« for liquor.
He is said to in which the entry is located, and that
tion
of
eight
other
tribes,<3nd
that
the»
ger, wiping out $327,749 of debt«.
Marin»luque,
where
he
left
»
»an prvyrcM.
and Americans were present at the cere-
al
have gone into th« lake to sober ujS
Letters in th« hands of th« govern­
Sotu» of the western railroad« mo - snd is supposmi to bate gotten beyond f< tit nee in timber and stone may be m.nisa. Banquets in honor of the are now abUto raise 50,000 «.more ' 'n approaching the priem ip «spp*
Balano.
the
insurgent
tren
nade
before
any
officers
authorised
to
ment show that the Filipino« hail a emplate u-ing the vacant lauds on
«eating trulw a Fallnr«,
pe.-anon will be held this evening, at
;U0 ' •*
weeive entries in other case«.
plan to gain Spain's assistance to crush their rights of way for grow tug timber his depth.
which addresee« will be made by the
(ictcre, B.c., May 14 —A numJwr e»i to be occupied, and tc- sir. »*•
Helena
bombarded
them
vi.
r
The
committee
also
considered
the
the American troop« in Ilo Ho.
American
commiiwioner».
to be used for tie«.
Fresno, t’al , May 10.—J.
W.
*ho’,nere ju,t returned ter which three o»mpanie« « ' *
MU to create a national park out of the
from the northern grounds report the
Mr«. Nan -y Washington, a onb'red
The women of a Cleveland Presby­ >hanklin. ex-city clerk, was k night -tecjuoia reservation.
and took the trenches with
Buffalo.
May
12.
—
Two
hundred
and
h.»,. fleet Bllh Bma)1
woman of Boston, cwlebratod ber 105th terian chnrvh «bstalnml from E««ter acquitted of the charge of etnl «salittg
trac«. One Filipino was kil
reventvfl», ear repairers of the Lehigh
pul
lie
money.
si
ink
Im
waa
brought
birthday. Sb« has t»««n married sta inery. and with the mouey ($l,9vX>l
* Wlnre. owine to terrible or three Hundred tnsu-gents t»»M ***
* allay read have »truck in .vmpathr
ja»d off U m »Lurch d«bU
U uim and is ix>w • widow.
I back irow Hilhboro, Or., for trial.
store« schoooere are badly
with tha men a.rea4j OBlb
3
07
neighboring towns, andffhv - t.
EV
paar uafnead^.