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Ula«4 PAjMMio»« th. »ttbj.el .f da - ^1V1
The house passed the Neeley extra
bate io th» SAoatA.
:
Washington. May 28.-The United
dition bill.
1. L. CÀMrULL. Fra» rimae.
Washington, May 26.—The duty ol
I chafes government bas taken a hand in Even
the Ait in
Eight hundred Boers surrmdered at
United States toward» it» "island Roberts’ Infantry Delayed by the suppression of the
Boxers
in
Boers Stand Ready to Resist the
EUGENE CITY
..
OREGON.
Vryburg, north of Kimberley.
possessions” was the subject ot heated
Full of it.
China Minister Conger has been in
Unfordable River.
discussion in tba senate again today.
to the Last. A o
Flague in Honolulu has been effect
structed by the state department to in
S<«jn after th» senate oonvened, Bacon
ually stamped out, not recording s
form the Chinese government that the
began an extended reply to the speech
single case in 46 davs.
United States government expects it to
His HIS CAVALRY IS FAR IN ADVANCE stamp out promptly and thoroughly DISTRICT IN SOßTHtK.N
Recent injunction uecisiuns have THE DITCH SPIRIT IS RISING of Platt, delivered yesterday.
i peech was largely supplemental to that
O
this society, and to provide proper guar
stirred up the labor unions, and they
which he delivered several days ago.
antees for the maintenance of peace and Palrolsum Wa. Dl.ro..r.4 g|1
urge concerted action.
Buller*«
Fare»»
Ara
Facing
Laing.
Xah-
demanding an investigation of Cuban
order, and the protection of thcplife
Age-aince Thal Tlu,.
w’,/”*
The auditor of the war department
Boar Karer.niium on th. yua.tlon
affairs. His resolution, to which thers
and
propertv
uf
Americans
in
Cnina,
Ha.» B.eu Sua».
* *'
finds it a big task to straighten out the
ut Continuing the War Longer.
is little or no »position, under the rules
all now threatened by the operations
Cuban and Puerto Rican finances.
on
contingent
went to the committee
of the "Boxers.” There is no indica
expenses.
Twenty-two miners, 19 whites and 12
The air In California, as w»ll
London May 26.—Lord Roberts’ in- tion in the instructions as to the course
Frits Meyer, a murderer, was put to 1 Negroes, lost their live» inQ«iC>l3>lq-
Loudon, May 24.—The Tramvaal
The remainder of the afternoon
________ ____ fhutry advance is delayed at the Rhe- that will be pursued by the United ground, is full of oil. it u *iu*
Ö goves&nent has informed the Qnre- c ccupied by Spooner in concluding his noster river for a day or two by the States in case the^ hinese government street, in the bank, intheutfire Mn **
death in the electric chairat Sing Sing aiou in a coal mine near Raleigh N. <S
An Ohio statesman shot and killed
At Pueblo, Col., a negro fiend who spondents at Pretoria that it ha« not speech on the Philippine question. depth of the stream, which is not ford fails to observe the warning conveyed where. Valuable space la th?'*
his wife accidentally by taking her for had ravished and miirderei^wo girls in considered and does not intend to con The debate which he aroused took a able. The banks which are precipitous, in this communication. Mr. t onger is papers is daily filled Wlth j
a rat.
an orphan home, waa lynched by a sider unconditional surrender, but will turn decidedly political. He charged are 40 feet high. A pontoon and tem acting on parallel lines with the repre scriptions of the fortunes that«« *
tight to a finish. The foreign consuls the so-called anti-im perinlista with porary bridge are under construction,
sentatives of every European power at vestors in shares of oil stock au«“’-
Chicago is afraid of the plague. mob.
Qiave been informed that Johannesberg creating aii,sinue which was not legiti i The railway had not been damage.10
the Chinese court, but has not joined deed, Wmote must be the district *
Coffee from an infected vessel found its 1
Grand Chief Arthur, of the Broriier- will be defended, and the govQnment mate. Mafly of his statementsCvere
illiterate the domestic to who Wi
way into the city.
IteuU of Locomotive En^peera, wkJ re announces that it will not hold »Gv-J Q-ntroverted by Allen and Pettigrew, any gTeat extent ^tween KrooristaU l^any concert of actio Q
dazzliniyiictures of fortunes ln wl“*
Russell A. Alger says the statemelj erected at the convention st Milwaukee, responsible for injury to property re and the controversy at time« became and Rhenoster. The Translaalers of
STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS.
vestmeirtrare not as familiar as» J *
fended
the
Free
Staters
by
destroying
,
Wia.
that he had invested in recent Cuban
sulting from the defense measures. almost personal.
their splendid bridges while retiring to Cttused Another Riot in St. Louis At told tale. An oil exchange has «2
enterprises is a lie.
General Warren occupied Douglai Pretoria dispatches affirm that Presi
foru^ in Los Angeles, ocouPn]2"
K jonstad. They refrained from doing
tempt to Blow I'p a Car.
Washington, May 26.—The house this on the retreat to Rhenoster, but
The United States supreme court de after heavy fighting and without sus- dent Kruger, President Steyn and all
store room vu
on the
principal
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»UV ¡JTinCllNI
St Louis, May 28.—Sympathizers ol*P where for an hour a day the i
rided the Kentucky governorship case i taining any loaa. The Boers have re- the most prominent leaders of both re practically devoted eight hours today now they are destroying the railway
publics, after a prolonged interchange to the consideration of the Alaska civil and bridges almost completely north ol the striking street car men were again meat and advance or depress
in favor of Governor Beckham.
i greeted to the north.
if views, are detirnQud to continue government bill, but progress was slow.,
the medium of a r®ous demonstration Hundreds oi derricks are being’ J2
The will of the late Benjamin II.
q A bill to prevent interstate commerce i
the resistance, but that g minority of Two amendments of importance wer>Q "le Rhenoster.
tislay, ana as a result another name was lisheil beyond the original oil li^
in convict made gisids waa passed in Howell, the sugar merchant, »©New the leaders advocate surrender without adopted. One of them authorize^the I The British Troops are in the form ol
added
to the long list of wounded. and day and night the pumps aj,1"’
York,
disposes
<if
an
estate
valued
at
crescent,
wmi
horns
80
mile*
apart,
the senate without division.
secretary of w^r to issue permits to ex- i * . ith
' General French’s cavalry°on the This afternoon, as a car on the Jeffei^n ceasingly pumping oil. For rigJ
O Chinatown of Portland is to lie ! «1,500,000, ani^ives «15,ouo to Bnsik- terms.
Mrs. Reitz, wife of the Transvaal cavate or dredge for gold Aelow low- *’
left,
witbin 28 miles from the Vaal, avenue line, running south, approached precipitous Wls, that a few
_
le
cleaned up Q prevent the possible C n ‘Gkrities.
state secretary, and her ^iiuly. with water mark on the lieaoi at Cape and
jeneral
Ian Hamilton’s m< unted Sullivan avenue, it was attacked by a ago were wofth only a few huwlta
propagation of bubonic plague.
~ I The Methodist - ger^al
O
_ conference at the families of other officials, have gone Nome. The secretary has heretofore infantry on the right within 30 miles crowd of men and boys. Several shots dollars, certified checks for a hnU(j2
Johannesberg issued j«rmits, but the bill as it passed
Two workmen were killed ami 5 • V Chi^go, after considerable discussion, to Lou re neo .Marques.
of the Vaal. The cent« r of the cres were tir® at the car. The policemen thousand are now refused and |,rop2,
injured at a strikers’ riot in Berlim voted to i jolish the time limit on [ms- and Pretoria are being cleared of non- the senate cancelled them. The house cent is about 40 miles from the Vaal. on the ear returned Jhe tire, and in all i^jeased at fabulous prices.
™
Jorates. The result of the vote Was re- combatants.
The Boer chiefs, who also struck out the chapter relating to
about 100 shots wereexchanged. I’eter
One hundred and three arrests
Seventy
or
80
miles
to
the
left
Lord
rhia
condition
is
not
coufined
to
La
ce jed with great applause.
nosx recognize the possibility that they arrest and bail, which permitted ar
made.
Methuen is advancing upon the Vaal. Wells, a patrolman, who was riding on Angeles; from San Diego come repo»
rests
in
certain
civil
actions.
The
con
will
have
to
defend
these
cities,
are
Another note regard$g the Ameri
Boer telegrams sav that 3,000 British, the front platform, was hit in the left of increasirg^ltindings.
Mataafa, one of the dmoan <^w-fs,
preparing with the utmo^uaste. Igv ference report on the Indian appropria
Six years agoQi enterprising Individ
Q- been treated shabbily by can indemnity claim has been h^ led
wQ> 10 guns, are near Vredefort, which arm pit, the bullet producing i© ugly
thinks he Qi
Boer spirit has been rising from a low tion bill was adopted.
Germany, a j a revolt may occur at to the sultan’s envoy, Terotik l'ajjba.
is close to the Vaal and closest Barys. wound. It is not known who tirel the nal bored an oil well in Los Angsu
It is couched in more precise termsywn- ebb and is now ready for a steadfast
One correspondent refers to the ad shot, as the crowd scattered as soon as since that time 700 wells,
Willi',
O
RUSSIA PLOTTING IN COREA.
resistance.
slating on prompt settlement.
vance as a "promenadfw«’ Anotherde- the men on the car drew their revolv «2,000, have been sunk. While»®}
Filipinos lost 52 men kill j in 4>
Nevertheless,
according
to
the
Daily
follai. ■
Onsiderable California capit;.! iia«
The Free ers. It was rumored that two men in of these have become exhausted 4
IUbe 11 Ion in Order to Gain a Bcribes it M a "Boer hunt.”
i-ngageme*O at Aguaan, in < •©«
Chronicle, loi0 messages in Dutch £ve
(
Foothold There.
Staters
.©■
pictured
as
‘
‘
bolting
like crowd were shot, but they could not be '0£reat
been
invested
©
an
extensive
III
jug
many are still running, and M,
America*
loas,
two
kilbf
prov jce.
been received by the British govern
found
by
the
police.
enterprise
in
Silmria
and
Manchuria.
wells are being dug i at * the rapid m,
hares
”
at
the
first
sight
of
the
Btatish.
Victoria,
B.
C.,
May
26.
—
The
and three wounded.
ment
by
way
of
Amster^m,
in
which
The differences existing between
of
least 100
ifiiith. A proosajja
Concessions for large tracts of land
Northern Pacific liner Glenogle rtfthed The latter, according to the writrr, do
of at
at least
100 a a tWnth.
Two cars of kero*i^» were blown OQ. have been obtained from the Russian President Kruger seeks peace. Accord
not even find women and children, as management of the St. Loulia <S
tanks
is
ever
on
the move from th
here
yesterday
morning,
having
defeata
a ear of bicycles »«jshed by a collision h «* Chij'-» governments, and the work ing to one account, Kruger surrenders *Qr j Vijoria, of the same line, inSt the fleeing farmers take their families Suberban Railway Company and the oil districts to the various city mMt.
unconditionally; according to another,
on tji Northern Pacific which occin red of fevelo jient will soon begin.
the Pacific. She brings with t.©ii, in consequence of the re- union men in its employ were satis factories; electric light machinery
he asks for terms. There seems to be race
a‘ out nine Qili-a east of S^ikane.
At the Kansas Democrati^conven- good reasoiOor believing that he is newQoat Russia is continuij* her ag [lorta current among the Transiaalers factorily adjusted this afternoon and all works and railway shops carry thia vg.
danger of a®ther strike has bet javert- uable fuel, 3 ‘2 barrels of which a
The postmaster general has hu *|><*I i * tio«, at Wichita, to elect delegates tc
earnestly endeavoring to secw» peace gression in Cdrea, and report» publish that the British kidnap all children ed, at least for the present.
jirector-General of I'oat Rathl* A' »Al O'«« national miivi j "». in hi* opening
The Boer rear
equal to one ton of s® coal. Th
over
12
years
of
age.
ed
in
the
Hong
Kong
press
state
that
aiAout'O I uuiji '^lstant Postmaster- [iriiyA Rev. Dubber *et the delegate) terms, but ca*e inquiries fail to con Quring the n jieuvers a Russian war guard was composed of Russian», to
Twenty-two miles of the Transit base of California oil is asphaltum, iu
firm
the
assertions
that
eorres|®idence
O but average gravity is about 15 degreei.it
iifteral Bryatow as geting ilirector- 'Old by the praying of the numinati"
whom wae committed the task of de- Company were in operation tod a,©
has recently passed between GrWt Brit ship fired a shot at a Japanese ship.
A'neral of poet in C'dba.
A serious rebellion has broken out stroying the bridges, They also looted few cars were running.
is a thick, black oil, and one of a,
and triumphant electi^j of Bryan. ain and the Transv^l respecting terms.
At 6 A. M. an attempt was made by best fuels yet discovered. Its by-pne
O
in < 'orea, for jhich Russian agents are freely.
The A"M' »'A'Almegt t'lQthe 9 0- T'A' applause lasted jveral minutes.
What the Boers are doing in an ab somebody unknown to blow up a car ducts enter into the lubricating oil, th
held responsible. It is believed in the
otlice aA>ropriatu< bill contin«i«g the
NEELY AGAI® A^ÍEgTED.
firewater of a large lake near ths
Orient that Russia will offer troops to solute mystery. The embargo of news on the Spaulding avenue line of the painters, printers and other trade», ug
pneumatic service in cities where co«- tow* of Zapotalan, Mexico, disap
repel the rebels, and, once getting a out of Pretoria for the last 24 hours Transit Company. The wneels of the the asph^tum, after the oil has tai
tracts have been made
iro print peared in a gWat fissure in the earth,
v rrnineiil £li>g* a C'lv* 8i*l .Xg.«<i*t
foothold in the uauntry, All reiAin has been complete. Such shreds of in first car struck something that explod extracted, can be used for street pav
ing «225,000 for tA'
waiO^lopted proceed by an ear jquake. The laid 1
Him.
there. Announcement is made that formation as the corres|«mdeute at Lou- ed with a loud noise, and lifted the car ing; indeed, the ancient Mexican xh
by the senate, 88 to
of th^J'rmer lake is now dry, and the
New York, 9ay 24.—Charles N'A . © ssia and Corea have entered into,«, renco Marqu£) have picked up do not two or th.ee feet into the air.
inhabited thiw regions a hundred
The Rue0an em b jay has considera fissure can Q plainly seen. It is over t
witn
1.. illuminate the Boer designs and dispo
years ago used
for roofing.
bly perturbed giuaeriimeiital and ilif.lo- three miles long and fromOone to three ex-chief financial agent of the postomce secret treaty. Russia has met wit
ON
AGUINALDO'S
TRAIL.
department at HavaiiX, waa rearrest el armed op; are jition lu Lioyaug peninsula, sitions further than that the movement
There is no surety aH to the oostol
matic circles at ConstantiAiple by in feet wide. A tiA^ivaie which swept
Mar.h
Pursuing
th»
KrbeT^
Leader
In
sinking an oil well; a safe average asy
viting th^immediate attention of the in fro*i the ocean after the ab^i did I today by a United States marshal on a near Mouxen, having seven men toward Lydenburg continues and that a
referendum on the question of continu
warrant issued bv O iited States Circuit wounded by natives.
(O
Northern Luzon.
be stated at «2,00|g) Going through
[airte to the deplorable situation of little damage.
Chinese rebels inOouth China are ing the war is going on among the Bot9
Judgi0.acombe.Qii a civil suit against
Manila, May 28.—Major Marsh, soft saoiNtone, the borer has a compar
many districts of Armenia, reaultiij
British are within 40 miles of 1 Neely by the United States.
He is arming sei eral vessels with armsand fighting men. It may be a fortnight with a battalion of the Thirty-third in atively ei|a»' task.Qnless he drop i
from brutal methods of collecting taxes Johannesburg.
ammunition for them having been before the results of this singular vote
charged
with
the
wrongful,
conversion
and from persecutions.
fantry. and Colonel Hare, with another tool or breiii his tubing, when the cost
ure fully before the Transvaal govern
Much lumber is going to Cape Nome > of «45,000. His bail was mted at «50,- ©'¿k'1 r, . .
□part of the regiment, while scouring may be much increased. At first th
laindo* is enthusiastic ov<y thereliel from Puget sound points.
If the English view of Boer
Vie ( mte l States government steam ment.
(»00. (Jhe prisoner was taken to the
O
product sold for «2 a barrel of 42 gal-
0of MafekingO
O
q
er Antipole,Orrenked on the northern discouragement is only half right, the the country northeast of Bangued, re Ions, but went down to 35 cents, it
Rioting in St. Iaiuia grows worse. United States marshal’s office, and
port they struck the trail of a party of
eml
of
Luzon,
has
been
raised.
Boers
will
vot<0j
quit.
British forces u«der laird Dundonald Three men and a girl wounded,
later was arraigned lie fore Judge La
Filipinos traveling in the mountains which period the railroad companies
have advanced as (ar as laung'a Nek,
combe. Counsel for the prisoner ma^
and believe they are escorting Aguin- altered their engines to burn oil, for
A wk for an Injunction.
GERMANY COMPLAINS
Ashland, Or.,
has quarantined 1 application for a reduction of the baiT,
Fire destroyed the main,j>ortioii of against San» Francisco Chinamen.
aldo. Major Marsh is continuing pui- oil at that figure resulted in vast econ
San Francisco, May 26,-Q’he onl^
but it wae denied.
Neely was then
St. Mary’s school at Belii|pnt, H. C.
Against Restrictions on Her Exports of
suit across an exceedingly difficult omy to them. After the engines wen
development
in
the
plHgue
situation
uW
taken
to
the
Ludlow
street
jail.
At
Republicans of AIQka denounce Gov
Man u fact ure re.
changed to burn oil up went the price,
Loaa is estimate at «200,000.
country, beyond telegraph lines.
day
was
an
application
made
in
the
ernor Brady, and ask for his retirement. tached to Ae orders of arrest is the
New York, May 26.—A special to
Sergeant Barry and four privates of so that coal after all proved in sone
United
States
court
by
the
Chinese
for
William II. fTuiit. of 'Puitii«». has
Republican leaders do not favor affidavit of Burton, an inspector-gen a teui|Kirarv injunction to restrain the the Herald from Washington, s.iQ: In company B, Twenty-seventh regiment, cases the cheaper fuel. The price it
been selected to lie secretary of state
Senator
Washburn, of Minneota, for eral of the United States army, with San Francisco board of health and Dr. answer to the complaints
plaints made by the have rescued the daughter of the presi not likely to go over «1.25, and miy
lor the island of Puerto Rico..
rank as colonel, stationed in Cuba, and
vice-president.
United States against the restrictions dent of San Mateo Aom some Ladrones, in consequence of the recent discoveriee
Kenyoun,
the
Indenil
quarantine
officer,
Street-car strikers of St, Louie are
other atliavitH. After going ifto the
Boer delegates will not be admitted ' details of hie investigation of the office, from interfe»irf\{ with the commerce imposed ujion American meats, Ger who had abductei^her. Afterwards 12 of new fields of almost uulimi®«-
restrained from interfering with mail
tent, go down to a nomiiQ figure
many is complaining of vexatious regu
to
the
floor
of
tire
senate.
Their
mis-
cars by a teni|iorary iujunetiou.
' Colonel Burton says:
O and comfort of the Chinese quarter by lations enforced with respect to her Ladrones ambushed them, killing the again. Large storage tanks are built
establishing a quaratiue on the pretext
sergeant. Three privates stood off the
i^n is a failure.
"My
investigation
demonstrated
that
Texas has declared a quarantine
manufactures.
band until reinforced. Seven Ladrones ii£pos Angeles, containing upwardiol
The Iron Dyke mine, in UQm coun Charles E’. W. Neely, as chief of the that the bulmnic plague exists in this
against San Francisco on account of the
of oil.
oil (~)The
~'
averse
Under the rule of the treasury de were killed.
city.
Jndge
Morrow
said
that
he
‘
’
«I
<2 •wOU.OOO bar-els of
tv, Or., has been sold to I’etgisylvania i bureau uf thiance, has received the sum
prevalence of plague in that city.
partment, consu
Los
Angeles is about
Maily
product
in
1
not
like
to
issue
a
restraining
order
in
Lieutenant
Elliott,
of
the
cruiser
©f 122,65« 62, of which ho has de
parties for «*5,000.
to report on the composition of manu
5,000 barrels; nearly «2,000,000 per
Fenian sympathizers with the Boers
posited with the treSurer of Cuba the so important a matter without gi\jg factures imported from Germany into New Orleans, died recently at Cavit( I
William
R.
Hearst,
of
the
San
Fran
the other side a nearing.
For that
of appoplexy, resulting from a sun- annun£)therefore, is (lowing into Los
liiaile an attempt tiQluw up the Oiit-
sum
of
«77,281.87,
and
the
balance,
cisco Examiner, predicts the inaugura
the United States. The manufacturers
Angeles county tiAiy from the sale ol
ish fortifioatiof©»! Esquimalt, B. C.
amounting to 115,375.2V or anyQpait reason he refused to grant a restijming sre averse to communicating to foreign stroke.
tion of Bryan next
ngQ
vi
nuu
ituuui un
tuai
oil a niGuc,
andjibouf
an uignuj
eighth ui
of that
order,
but
granted,
instead,
an
orA'°
Looted
the
Charleston.
thereof, cannot tie found and that the
O it is alone,
Congressman George B. McClellan,
paid to tl£) workers at the pumpi
Mexican government is «til Oightmg said sum remains entirely unaccounted to show cause why an injunction should consul./v officer« the ingredients they
seattie, May 28.—During the last
eon ot "LUtle Mac," the federal gen the Yaquias, additional troops being
not b» issueil. The order to show cause e^filov and the German government voyage of the Churruca from Aparri, and haulers of the portable tanks. A
for.’’
eral, is beOig urged as a running mate sent t<> reinforce General Torres.
has sustained them in Otheir refusal to addling to the Manila Freedom, the vast force is engaged in the manalic-!
is nVrmible at 11 A. M. tomorrow.
for Bryan.
do so. The Berlin authorities think
steamer touched at the island where ture of machinery for the oil wells,
The war department refuses to ac '■^Q LYNCHING IN PUEBLO.
O
Chinese Protest
that the regulations migl^)be amended
Washington Democratsjn convention cept Rio resignations of v«lnuteer otli-
the
Charleston was wrecked, for the and, in quoting these statistics in refer
Washington,
May
26.
—
The
Chinese
so as to remove the cause of complaint.
at S|*ikaue. iulorseil BnUi for presi cers *■« serving in^e^hili^iunes.
Colorado Nrgro Murderer Hanged by a
purpose
of taking on a number of ence to widespread benefiwy:! the oil
minister has received numerous tele Action will not be taken by this govt^-
dent. James iTamiltMl l.iQi* for vice-
Mob Thia S
beeves.
Several American civilians industry, some odd thousand street oil
grams from Chii©e residente of San ment, however, until it learns the final
5©municipal governments wilP bs
president.
were
passengers
on the ship and they brokers and dealers in oil company
Pueblo, Colo., J
LU.—Calvin Francicso. asking him to have revoked decision of the German legislature on
orgi^ixed in the b©ip provinces ol
The Boers announce they will d»fei(f Luxon until the rebels are driven out. Kim Idem, the negri
seized an opportunty to go ashore. shares must not be forgotten, for the«
the order that they shall lie inoculateli the mei^).nspection bill.
pec^e subsist, temporarily at least,
Johannesberg, and the consuls of the
killed two young w
with the anti-plague serum. The situ
It is hoped of the state department Ruins of a house larger and more dura upon the indirect oil output. One of
Fi^toift*
destroyed
Fire
toiW destroy
ed Reeves Bros.,
neutral [siwers have Iteeu advised j
ble
than
the
cottages
of
the
natives
at
ously
wounded
his
ation in SanrJ-'rancisco is very grave, that the bundesrath will amend the
BoilmiXvorks, at \ I Q nee, t Ihio. Th»
the most interesting oil fields is that of
look after their citizens.
morning, was lyn
as the Chinese have a great fear of this bill so as to remove the prohibition tracted their attention. While passing Summerland, in Santa Barbara county,
luce will teach «144,000, with «40,50*
morning by an angry mob of l.M1) treatment, and serious trouble mav upon canned meats and sausage, which through the place they stumbled across
Owners of Chicago breweries bjue insurance.
itetGi the city ordinance requirnrg
the searchlight of the cruiser Charles wMre wells have been dug out in ths
<let©l
men
Kimblern waa captured '^ter ensue if it is continued. The minister the reichstag bill imposes.
Taylor and Beckham will both b» day afternoon in Denver and brought commented upon the fact that the
ton and numerous other JNicles, in ocean below high tide, and wharvei
them to pav «500 license fee the first
There is no expectation among offi cluding
candidates
for
re-elect^^i
to
the
Ken
a sjSmdid case of surgical in are run out from the shore upon which
here by the office! ■ thia morning. Upon whites are not being treated, and ex- cials that negotiations for a©eaty of
day of May each year.
tucky governorshi|v4Jils fall, and (£ hot the airival of the Rio liramle train at pressed the opinion that this was not
struments.
the property of the Charles the pumping machinery is placed.
reciprocity
with
Germany
will
be
re
American warships are leaving election is expec^*'
When we consider the fact tnat tin
ton
’
s
medical
otficeiO No arms were
1:15
A.
M.
a
mob
of
determined
citi-
fair.
sumed for some time.
Manila for Chinese ports to eseap« ths
export oil trade of the United states il
found
among
the
loot,
and
the
supposi
xens
surrounded
the
train
at
the
Eighth
Colonel Bethune, while mar-long
hot weather which comes to that city
In GerniHn Natnoa.
Sprctacl« lu St. Peter*.,
tion is that if any of them fell into the decreasing; that the total shipments of
the direction of Newcastle, was am street depot, ovei|«vwered the officers
every April, May and June.
Berlin,
May 26^-The disquieting
Rome, May 26.—There was a mag hands of natives they were taken across 1898 were 80,000,000 barrels less than
and took the negro from the train, put
bushed
by
a
party
of
Boers
and
©iry
I u the co.fi? towns of Colima ^nd
from Samoa, through^-inglish nificent spectacle in St. i’eter’s today- th»mainland where the rjGls flight those of 1897, the discoveries of ns«
I I ) rope around hia neck and dragged nuvs
cVnuels is discredited here.
The on the occasion of the canonizaton of uswtliem.
Jolisoo, Mexico, an earthquake eiWed few of his force escaped.
oil fields and the attend
xcitement
q
him
to
the
coiner
of
I
igbth
Q
I
Santa
Nathaniel P. Hill, for © United
liousos to tie submerged, boat« sw ause'd
in California will L» gratifying. I*
Dl.orders liQ.I» of Jersey.
Fe avenue, a distance of about three Berlinger Tageblalt. commenting upon Jean Baptiste de Lazelle, founder of
States senator from Cvdinado. one ol
and several natives to drown.
opens up a prospeerfor th» Asiatic
blocks
The rope 5»« quickly put it. says: ”Thia-is merely additional the Order of Christian Brothers and
London, May 28.—Serious trouble is
the wealthiest men in A'' state, is
acroas a telegraph p<V, diagonally op evidence that tiSr I i.Q*h continue in Rita Di Casia, a nun of the Augustin threatening between the British and trade that this country will undoubted-
The statue of General Grant, pre- dead (J Denver, aged 68.
ly wike advantage of: the Russian and
-ented by theli. A. R. to the iQi ni,
posite the Grand hotel, and the negro triguing in Samoa.” The Lokal An- ian order. The interior of the vast
The village of Point Claire, 16 mile» was strung up. The rope broke twice, zeiger prints correspondence from Basilica was illuminated and adorned French residents of St. Heliera, Island Bornean oil will have a com|ietitor m
was unveiled in the great rotunda of
of Jersey, owing to the pro-Boer atti
California; freights to the Orient ft"®
the capitol with impressive cereugM-s. front Montreal. Canada.has been almost but a third attsmpt waa auoceaaful, Samoa, describing the situation there as with magnificent hangings, and the tude of the latter.
There have been San Francisco will lie considerably
entirely wiped out by fire.
Two hun and the crowd dia[«raed lu au orderly ‘ satisfactory.”
building was fill«! with a great <on-
several
collisions,
and
this
morning
I Qthe senate, the proposition relat dred [leople are homelea* No fatalities
course of Mj'ple, including all the pon
less than from Philadelphia.—Mininf
manner.
ing to the tarnsportntion of mall by
In l*ru««la.
tifical dignitaries, diplomata and Ro troops weW forced to charge with fixed and Scientific I’ress.
I’eople in the neighlsuhowk oQ all.
Feeling
against
a
criminal
waa
never
the pneumatigtubQsystem, waa laid
Berlin,
26.-—Riot® have oc- man nobility. Pope Leo. attired in bayonets to prevent the demonstrators
City, Or., are terrified by the r»|«ort «> intense here aa it waa agiiiii^r j n-
Port landMay 27. —E. B. Cow»»
ti the table
a vote of 32 to 16.
from invading the French quarter.
that s wild man is in the neighiair- blern, who niu^fe<n>d the girlartlt the enrred repeatedly within the last few his state robes, was borne at the head
’1» Dl*'
davs st stolli, in the province0 I’om- of an imposing Procession. A roar of Thirty arrests xkre made. The French tells the Oregonian that
A work train on the Guadalajara hiss I
The man ia believed to tw A. Fnea Orphan nlome.
Last night's
have no fears about the Baker county
ft
bran, h of the Mexican < iQi-al road R. Handy, who went hunting over a trains coming into the city were stopped erania. Prussia. Cavalry was
cheering rose trom the multitude on consul has reported tV situation ti'tae mines, as the district has made bettat
ran into an obatruetion, wrecking the year ago, and has not been hoard from and aeaicheil by determined men, who moiled aiQ attacked the 0wd, anoQ the pope’s approach, but the applause British foreign office, with the result
amount so Irt*
far ***
iu'rtt<d
------ --- for the uu.u.^uuuu^
’
that the latter hire wired to the gov returns
»core of per« js were injured.
eogiue and a num tier of cars and kill since.
was qnicklyKushed by the guards.
had heard the |G> lerer had been
ernor, LieutemiilYGeneral Sir Edward than, JMiy mingagg region in the I
ing 11 uieu.
Frederic A. Bell, who mad) a vast caught to the north and was being
<'hi«r(f><| With Emheiileinfnt.
Rus.lan Warship. I.auncheil
»? Mr. Hi«nn spoke ot a 10-rtais>
Ilopton, holding him personally re Stated
Qs»l«tant «-urgvon A. S Lloyd, of fortune in t o bltUinllltHlM <
buM'tli *• brought here
Anger, already most in
Carbondale, 111., May 26.— W. T.
St. Petersburg, May 26.—The Rus- sponsible for the maintenance of order. plant that nets its owners «-’'»."'1,1 *
the United States marine hospital m«r- in I'I h I h Qinna. jiu i who wan Rubwc tense. w as added to by reports that "O
<’1 thi" city, was arrested late tian battleship Foiled» and the Russian
month. In addition to the mines tb*
Germanv will bring China to time,
vlce at Chicago, has tieeu ordered tc quentlv
thu WitVnlt» b lr \ at physicians who have examined the U m night in St. Louie, charged with cruiser Aurora were launched today in
-an Francis«) to assist in the V-.Q of in«{ Cotnp« o i . m dead, at hi» home in taidies of the dead children fiud in- the »ml ' ixlemeiit of «5,0l»0 from the the presence of Emperor Nicholas. the empress dowager having violated are being regularly worked, a '**'
amount of projecting and deve:opiM
prevention of the Hpread of the butionio M a <I iboii , N. J., Aged 55.
He leAven 'Inl’itiQle evideuee that they had been firm of Whitney & Co., of San Fran The czar also watched the keel laying her promise never again to allow notor is going on. In all ♦espects the aim
ious
Li
Ping
Hang,
enemy
of
Europe,
plague.
rai i sheil.
rj
An entate VAlued At |25,O0*).OOO.
cisco.
it two other battleships. O
ing future of Eastern Oregon is n1“''4
to hold an otfioe.
O
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Probably Agonrlllo*. Work.
tietter than Nome, Mr. Cowan tlnjjjf-
I eOQ* V alley Changee Nanda.
O
Sulrid» of a Priest.
Berlin, with the approval uf the
Nearly 8,000 S|«ani«li prisoners «till
Horr Knvoyi Kntrrtalned.
Washington, May 26.—The Paris
kaiser, sent oxer Ailii.ihM) marks for
are he£J by the Filipiu «
Niagara Falls, N. Y„ Mav 28.—An
On a farm in West Virginia there i*
Philadelphia, May 24.—The evening
Washington, .May 26.— Representa dispatch of an insurgent victory in Cn-
fainlne sufferers in India.
'¡j^e postoffice detriment ha* »V Telegraph says today: Announcement tive William Alden Smith, of Michi tubig is undoubtedly a Filipino acwunt unknown priest, supposedly from New *n apple tree which is eight feet fl'»
*-ix thousan<Qpas*engers (or Capa poiutad over 70 |«'«tiuasters for Puerto l i- ieii in.ule that the l’ennsyl^nia gan gave a dinner tonight at the Hotel of the tattle which occurred on May York city, committed suicide toratht inches aroundQ In 1880, 85 bu-belj
He desce“ed of apples were gathered from it. •»“
, ha« secured control of the Lehigh Val Gordon to the Boer commissioners. 20. and in which there were about 20 at Whirlpool rapids.
aAwb *ik»'l for Mai sailings and Rian.
q
the elevator, and, after having hia pic- sold at the apple house for «60. T“»
le)
railroad
by
the
puerhase
of
68,000
Several
menil
era
of
congrese
were
pres
alrTiertha are I'reeiigageiJQ
I
American
casualties
It
will
1«
re
In the Klondike eggs are now selling «hares. TluQ
paid it glQi as ent. Webster Davis, in ^speech at membered that Xgoncillo. the repre ture taken, w alked out on a rock, threw tree is 75 years old and still bearing.
Miss Morgan, a San F'rancisco girl, at «130 a case and l-eef at «1 50 a
«32.50 a ehare, ihe control wae ob the end of the .1 inueQexpressed in a sentative of Agntnaldo, is in Pans, and hi» hat and cane back of him aud
ia U>e onlv woman among 600 art Mu* pound
A newsboy in North London. lnd"
tained. it said, by the Pennsylavnia meet emphatic way hi* Mens,
that he from time to time gives out al- waving his right hand dramatically’
dents at tile Beaux Arts in Paris.
William D llall, a St Louis street '
Kha
t ( W K Va
t and ing that the whole people of the leged dispatches regarding events in the shouted “Good-bye,” and leaped into was sentenced to a week in jail k r _ r ”
In New York city retail druggists car isiudue^r. is in active -eriir
al- J. lTer|«>ntvlorgan and the New Y.Q United Mates believe in the cause of
He ordered the mg false news on the streets. Wn*«
1
Philippines, which have always proved the rushing waters.
have formol an aamiciatlon to compete though he has ju«t phsmh I
«»'th Central la said to tie behind the move- liberty wnich was represented by the to be exaggerated account» of occur picture» sent to M. J. O’Donnell. New «ould become of the newsboys of Cbt*
with department stores.
birthday O
i ment.
st. azQind New York should such a ml»
guests.
rence» that have been fully published. 5 oik, who is said to^e pastor
Andrew’e church. v
O
prevail in those cities.
In the year ended on March 31 the
Mrs laiura A._______
Quirk Rohhory *»f • Hotel.
Alderman, of Hurley,
tn.uranr. Hill l)»f»at»a.
Anterlran VhM| |n
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P.oek Island road’s net jicxmie iu- 8. D, own« andOperates Qne of the
Kansas City, May 12. — A lone high-
Berm«.
May
M.
—
A
bill
which
the
Runaway Work Trata.
One man elected United States •eo-
Berkeley, Cal.. May 26.—Oxer«3.000
<Teamed «667.381.
largest orchard« tn the state She ha« wavman entered the corridor of Cote's assembly had adopt»! making com pul-
has
been
raised
by
Professor
J.
Clapp,
«tor
admits that he spent
Akron,
O.,
May
28.
—
Th»-*/«,.*
Itochretrr, N. Y.. the home of Gen 150 acres covered with over K.000 trees hotel at 11:10 o’clock tonight, and, sorv the inauran.-e against accident and head of the department of
......
’ were killed and a number of otJferTir- ind others charge that he^eut *» U-1
Greek,
a»
a
Mrs.
Leland
stanforvl
h»«
givenQhe
forcing
the
strung
box
of
the
cigiu
eral < Mia, is planning a large receptioa
lllore* of all persons not earning their I portion of the contribution of the UnG
iously injured a« a r$iIt of »n acci times that amount. The era - bl|i
The t»>x contained own living, the confederation contri I versity of Californa toward
for that »oldi»r upon hie return to th« old Stanton! home in Sacramento, Cai., stand, escaped
the
perrna-
dent to a work train today on the prices has reached politics.
United statee.
to Bishop Mora, of the Catholic church, diamonds value«! at «1.200, «,’50 In buting toward the expense, was npou nent endowment of the Amencac
money,
and
checks
to
the
amount
of
The million dollar estate which «3»
being «ubmitted tn the people, accord ; achool-of classical studies in Athene, line The brakes on two care carrying
The Vital receipts (or liquor licensee t ogether with a «75.0OO endowment. to
«100. He held the night clerk and ing to Swiss law, defeated on May 20 IG reece. i ndeem Clapp bas
in New York for the coining tear ara maintain it as an orphanage.
• doten workmen became dim Med * at late Dr. Keeley left waa conclu-ive«'»
another employe of the hotel off at the by a majority of 120,000. the vote the university
Mty to raise «2.000 more. «W top of a strep grade
The care lenee of the fact that the gol<l
«1,8.59.813. Thia la «6,000 mon than
Dl. Theodore Hersl, originator of the
,»>int of a revolver and escaped on a standing S'JO.iHto against the meaaute i Of the amount already ae<
was paid last year.
scheme to assemble all the Jews of the
'¡.
“
"tr
'T!'
-
c
°
pe
'
1
'
•>■■'0°
rishad
down
the
inline
at
terrific was effective against any flnan ial
birre th it he had tied to the curl ing, io 130,000 in its favor.
v.
—---------- a • terrific
ares overtaking the inventor.
was
given
by
Mr».
Fboelw
Hearst.
world
in
Paleafeae,
says
nionev
in
President McKinley’s favorite ;•■»«
V*“"1 Jnn>ped *Dd
in lough-How's "I'aalin of Life
It plenty 1« in hand and the project only
Kxi«orta of American liquor have in-
Thrift anil Prwdan*-» R»q’i*r»*»
In Ham' urg doge are taxe.1 accof*. .re b
njur^
The u‘her.
was the tir»t bit of verse he learned by • waits a satisfa. torv charter from the creased 40 pre cent during the last nine
ing to their weight—th» !gger tlM>
Tba man who doesn’t kn»w
22” D““‘tbv J““1**1
sultan.
aioutte
heart when be -aae a scbuuibu».
the larger the tax.
’ wtr* C
bottem of th» luil, and x> earn a fortune seldom knows
*•■
« keep dm —Chicago DatevorsL
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