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Eugene City Guard LAI h Fi NEWS. CNGLAND TT TAKES T j AN H 'ritOS BURNED ISLAND Raia»« Her Flag <>a»r Mu». I® th* *«»uth Oil Tsuk BsploAe* See»lerl»B O‘» »>••» Ihtoiv» <>f People. Facitic U«ean. William Ablss, au old reeideut of New York, July 16.—A special from | Tacoma, committed suicide. VaDooQsar, Joly 14.—Tho tteMincr Boston to the Herald says: By the Miowera. from Sydney today, brings Another British Force Falls explosion of an oil tank in Somerville May Be Forced to Ab • Rich gold »trises have been mads on Many Will Be Stranded on news that Great Britain has added an last night nearly a hundred persons EUGENE CITY OREGON. the Koyukuk, some claims staked out Into Dutch Hands. other to her island put sessions in ths were more or less injured, aud early Northern Shores. 1 yielding *4 to the pan. Pacific. H. M. 8. Porpoise in June this morning two were reported dead. ' i Robbers held up an Illinois Central planting the British fiag on Niue or Many of the injured are in the Cam tram near Paducah, Ky., blew up the Savage island, situated 3o0 miles north THE CAPTIKE OF NITKALS NEK bridge, Somerville aud Massachusetts POSITION' BECOMING VXrls express car aud secured * 10,000. east uf the Tonga group. The princi general hospitals, while others were «m« 11 The empress dowager has ordered pal product is copra, of which 700 tons taken to houses uear the scene of the LI Hunt Chang Will R.mw, rw" ‘ the suppres.-iou of the Boxers and the Lord Robert. Report, the Casualll«« are exported annually. explosion. jve* 1* L'atll International Truu protection of the legations at Pekin. The terms of the British protectorate Mesi J — Another Lugll.h Defeat lu the yard ol the Boston & Maine !■ Defeat.,1 Tuau1, rur over Tonga have been modified as a re Sorth ut Pretoria. A Pullman car wax turned upside Railroad, near the old McLean asylum, (bould sult of a conference between Basil lown near Redding, Cal., the niue oc among more than a thousand freight Thompson, the British representative, London, July 16.-Th e cupants were all more or lees injured, Ld ca London. July 14.—Lord Roberts re cars filled w*h coal aud general mer Washington, July 12.—If it could and the Tonga king and chiefs, when ports to the war office, under date Tien Tain is bard pressed by 80,000 but none fatally. chandise, were three oil tanks of the dispatches received todav .da" •_ Lretty. at d_ — i- an agreement was signed by which no Chinese. Union Oil Company. When one of the to the knowledge in LcotU’ Thirty-six bodies, horribly distig officially do so, it is probable that the treaty is to lie made without Great Pretoria, July 14, as follows: in their cais caught fire and made a blaze that Chinese situation. R ls “ ” *1 Litton Cabans are pleased at the withdrawal ured, have been recovered from the treasury deitaltmeut would send out a Britain’s consent. In case of the Ton "The enemy, having failed tively from Canton that 1 ’ ’ *1 Iw»-*1 | hull of the steamship baale, recently itrong warning against the rush to the •f American troops. attack upon our right rear, as men- could be seen ull ovei Somerville, hun gold fields of Cape Nome. The officials ga government being iu need of assist tioned in my telegram of July 9, made dreds of people flocked to the yards. Chong will remain there k«lr* St. Louis street car employes have burned at Hoboken, N. J. uf the department see iu the conditions ance, it is to apply only to the British lied tioops have defeated iTin t ‘’I County Commissioner Campliell, of at Cape Nome a probable deathtrap for government and not to any other a determined attack upon our right The Somerville tiremen arrived prompt forces, and will then go Uo>th ’*'1 Lie * ' renewed their strike. tlank veaterday, and. 1 regret to -ay, lv enough, but had to carrv hose bi his powerful aid in arrangfo. 2^*1 Lbe Chinese imperia) troops are Offend ' Spokane county, Wash., was killed by thousands of people, but they are so far power. Lindi succeeded in capturing Nitial’s Nek, through all kinds of places, while the j an O. R. & N. passenger train near Upon the return of H. M. S. Porpoise ing ths foreigners in Pekin. helideas to put a atop to the frenzied which was garrisoned by a squadron of tire burned briskly ami the crowd drew peace, co-operating with pj «*<1 1 Latah, Idaho. He was crossing the rush that still continues. The trans from Tonga, the commander reported the Scots guard*, with two guns of a closer and closer. It is estimated that Yung Lu and the other J HI ■duty > Chinese do not want religion and no track in a buggy. Idi’-“'1" portation companies engaged iu busi that Falcon island, which disappeared soon after the tire started fully 1,000 viceroys. For the present U 7*1 amount of war can make them accept in 1898, has again appeared. The battery of the Royal artillery and five persons were in the freight yards, aud Chang considers that he cant “’’I I I She A flood of gold is pouring in from ness around Seattle have done every it. companies of the Lincolnshite regi Alaska. The receipts of the govern thing to lure people to Ca|>e 5 orne, re- shape of the returned island is like a trol and direct the viceroy» fro**H I Battleship Oregon will not Ire »ent ment assay office at Seattle in the fis gar di«-»» of the consequences that uiay whale’s back, and it is considered to b< ment. The enemy attacked in superior scores of the most daring were on top ton and also keep in check th ° * I Idisu“'1 of freight cars near the tire. numbers at dawn, and, seizing the to Taku again unless absolutely uecea- cal year were *13,630,326. I used t a serious danger to navigation. FalcoL I '11- follow. Suddenly there w as a rumbling noise. lent province of Kwang Tnng ’0I* I çveuit hills commanding the Nek, brought a vary. month’s re.-epts may exceed *6.000,- The steamships, tramps, lighter«, island is said to owe its disappearance heavy gun tire to bear upon the small Gne great sheet of flame shot into the All the foreigners and I Afte It is said America in to have 11,000 000. scows and all kinds of vessels that and reappearance to submarine vol 19 air, and a huge oil tank which had have evacuated Wan Chao and^'' I I fretto garrison. Nltral ’ s Nek is about canic activity. Its location is south men in the force of 100,000 to be used scatter- arrived at Ning Ro. Large bod«' The Chinese government is sorry for have gone out of heattie and other Paci miles from here, near where the i road been on a car went up on end, ■ •Uh, in China. The boxers appeared at Wan Chau d the recent outbreaks, but holds the fic coast ports dnriug May and June west of the Friendly islands. crosses the Crocodile river. It was ing blazing oil in all directions, I pill d< Advices from Apia say that the little have carried thousands of people with The steamer Rosalie arrived at Seat powers blamable. The empress dow huge tank of oil, one of three, on as threatened to exterminate the f, d I bles. • held bv ns in order to maintain road 1 ers and Christian». They al»,^ tle from Lynn canal, with *600,000 iu ager says the attacks on Tien Tsin were out asking a question whether any of island of Niufu, or Hope, has been and telegraphic communication with many ears, exploded. The burn cars, had completely devastated by a disastrous E A s'1 Klondike gold. the sesult of the iKimbardment of Tien these people were financially prepared ing oil fell upon men, women and chil uted banners, badges and inflamiZ* I wbat hurricane which swept away 300 Rusten berg. to return when the winter season begins anti-foreign appeals. "The fighting lasted, more or le«», dren in the throng, who shrieked with American trade will be injuied if Tsin. Thirty-eight natives were in September. By October, any way, houses. The Tien T»iu correspondent ol a. ■ knew the |>owera decide to make war ou the Savages of the Caroline islands at vessels cannot get away from the di»* killed. The eocoanut crop was entire throughout the day, an I immevliately pain aud terror. Six men on top of I speak Express, telegraphing under d.„ , one box car were thrown to the ground on receiving information this evening Chinese empire. tacked a shipwrecked British crew, tant Alaskan place, and the unfortu- ly destroyed and the natives are report H "1>O< July 9. asserts that the Chine« * Men aud of the enemy’s strength, 1 dispatched with their clothing on tire. The Oregon must remain in dry dock seiiouxly wounding two of the British, nates left at Cape Nome will have to ed to be on the verge of starvation. ‘lf daily driving in the allies. Thev h?’ I women, with their garments burning, reinforcements from hereunder Colonel and were only driven off when an 90 day«. She has arrived at Che Foo get food and clothing for the w inter in mounted, savs the correspondent*'’, <s I BMii<iitN Attack NeilcRn Train. ran about the yard in terror. Some Godfrey, of the King ’ s Own Scotch American cattle dealer came to the and will go to Japan at once. some manner. lie is Mexico City, Mexico, July 14.—A Borderers. Before, however, they were so badly burned that they drop- fresh guns in advantageous poqn'i ■ rescue of the Biitish. I ■•Oil Worse than all, however, is the pros daring train robbery took place Tues Li Hung Chang is again urging the lied. Those who were not on lire heip- with which they are now keeping ¿Z reached the spot, the garrison had been On the Baltimore <t Ohio railroad, pect of disease. Conditions are ripe day night near Chihuahua, on the Mex ■ “ Tins powers to intervene and establish a the streets of the foreign settl eu Z overpowered, the guns aud the greater »d them, and were themselve« Burned. II u:e<''. strong government in the Chinese em a deliberate attempt to wreck the for a terrible outbreak. Smallpox has ican Central. After the train side portion of the squadron of the Grays I Meanwhile the railroad men were the incessant shooting rendering Washington express, bearing *3,000,- apiamred on some of the vessels that ueighliorhood quite untenable. * Il n'..e'i pire. tracked to let a passenger train pass it, had been captured, owing to the horses performing acts of heroism. The oil 000 in gold to the subtresaury in New went there, and by this time may be it was found that the spikes on the sid The Daily Mail’s St. Petersburg w ■ beloni the tank which had exploded was on a car George Horrick, is held at North Ya York, came very near being successful an epidemic among the thousands of ing had been pulled out. The train being shot; also about 90 men of the I "Bu kima on a charge oi killing a squaw on al Folsom, a short distance outside of A list of between two others, and those were in respondent says that in the Ug x. Lincolnshire regiment, people who are wandering along the was derailed aud the train crew at the reservation. He claims «elf-de received, but ianger of going up at any minute. A hours’ battle outside of Tien Tim us U like casualties has not been Philadelphia. I droounira ,1.1 ^..,1 — I * bleak shores hunting for the yellow tacked by a dozen bandits. Many locomotive was backed in ami started Cossacks captured six Krupp guns fense. 1 think they are heavy. The general freight agents of leading metal. shots were fired. Meanwhile the pas killed numbers of fleeing Boxen was "Simultaneously, an attack :o draw out the train. A railroad man Rumoi is current that the Chicago 8c Western roads have formed an arrange Many people estimate that of the senger train arrived aud the crew, tak 1 la made ou our outisvsts, near Durdepoort, I ran up, threw’ a heavy sleeper beneath Chinese lost 3,000 killed, includi lai I' Alton, Kansas City Southern and L’n- ment for the |sxding of business. Joint 10,000 people who have gone to Cape ing in the situation, pulled back to 1 north of the town, iu which the :he wheels of the burning tank, the General Kek. I ion Pacific railways will be amalga- Hgencies are to be established at Kan- Nome so far this season, not one-third Chihuahua with the crew of the freight Seventh dragoons were engaged. The coupling broke, the ear stopped aad the BOLD mated. PLAN OF THE BOERS -ax City, Omaha and St. Paul. A have enough money to pay their way train. With a force of police and Titr regiment was handled with consider jil tanks were separated. Il >’:l’.d Dr, Henry D. Cogswell, a well* joint agent will be placed in charge of back to some jsirt on the Pacific coast. ates the passenger train returned to the able skill by Lieutenant-Colonel Low, Fifteen persons were taken to the Botha’s Army Is Trying I» R«,ptlh I Il cal m The transportation companies will not scene of the hold-up. The robbers known philanthropist aud prohibition the traffic at each id these cities. l’retoria. I K "li and kept on their supports, ami would Homerville hospital. Joseph Hayden, attempt to bring them back, ami there ist, is dead at San Francisco, aged 80 probably have suffered but slight loss, jf engine company No. I, who was Colombian revolutionists, under Gen is no way to make the money necessary broken into several freight cars Hl ' London, Jnly 16. — Lord Robstw ’ I yeais. carried away booty, The police had not our troops mistaken some Handing on the oil tank at the time of dispatch, rejiorting still another M. I eral Juan B. Gonzales and Simon Commissioner of Patents Duell is Chaux, have captured the city of Popa- to get buck, it is officially stated that soldiers started in pursuit, and one Boers in the bushes for our ov n men. ;he explosion, died early this moruing. fortunate occurrence, throws a Rhoa I HI said to be out for the nomination for van, a capital of the department of there is little employment, except for robber was captured with some booty. "Smith-Dorrien had a small engage light upon rhe state of affairs in sont) I H I tile! governor of New York on the Repub Cau.-a. Ou the march to I’opayau the skilled workmen. If 3,000 or 4,000 Thus far this is the first train hold-up ment with the enemy yesterday near KETTELER TO BLAME. Africa. There has been some «a- I HI people are stranded, the problem al lican ticket. revolutionists took all the cities uear ready presenting itself is as to how ou record iu Mexico. Krugersdoorp, and indicted heavy loss ment recently regarding the virtto BI k ~ Would Mot Call Additional (luardi for on them. ' y, Ja|«nese laborers in Hawaii are dis the Ecuadorian frontier, including the they will get back. abxence of progress by the imment I B A Marvelous Eicape. the Legations. "Buller reports that the Boers who contented. Plantation managers have 1’aport T'unico. Accra, Gold Coast Colony, July 14.— army under command of Ixrl Rob- ■ I New York. July 16.—A d sptach to oenceeded everything asked for aud «till Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodgson, gov were destroying his line of railway erts, but few, could have been found to B Boers have retired from Seuekal. THREE WERE KILLED. near I’aarde Krall were driven off yes the Herald from Berlin says: they are not aatiatisd. ernor of the colony, who recently ar believe that the scattered Been win B ' British stormed and took the towu ol A letter has just been published here terday, after a short action. able to inflict such a defeat su uw B I a " i> Ratal Hollar Klplo.lon at Oil Work. rived here, after having been besieged The convertor and billet mill of ths Bethlehem, Dewet retreating. from Lieutenant von Loesch, attache ‘‘Hart reports from Heidelberg that Near Astoria. at Kumassie by rebellious tribesmen, Pretoria. B Illinois Steel Company at Joliet, III., of the German legation at Pekin . It The empress dowager again holds the Instead of the surrender of all of ths I B Astoria, Or., July 12.—The fish oil and privations to which he has been the surrendering of Boer arms and am is dated May 29, and shows that the resumed operations and nearly 1,000 reigns of government in China. munition continues in that district." remaining Boers being imminent, u I Hl ■ • works at Deforce, located in the lower subjected, in the course of an inter men were put to work. early failure to increase the guards ot Three men were killed by the explo harltor, was wrecked this afternoon by view said he considered his escape the recent telegrams had hinted, it seemt I Hi Russian, French and German admi Duel Between Frenchmen. the various legations was due to the Jack most marvelous ou record. He attri rals at Tien Tsin are said to have ex sion of a boiler at an oil works in the explosion of the Iroiler. Paris, July 14. — M. Laser, the prom action of the late Baron von Ketteler. they have been milking a concertedit MBti a: ■ tempt to surround or recapture P» Shaw, an employe, was killed immed buted its success to the secrecy main inent Nationalist depute, whose name pressed themselves as unfavorable to Astoria, Oregon. The letter states that after the first Japan's being given a free hand. The total casualties of the British, as iately. Chris Rents, another employe, tained concerning the route chosen. had been connected with the most dis attack by the Boxers on the Pekin- toria, with so much success that in tn r^®| • ■- The carriers who accompanied him be Roy C. Gage, of Company C, Third a result of the Boer war, up to date are is believed to have been drowned, and orderly incidents in tlie chamber of de Hankow railroad, a meeting of the region which was supposed to be psci- tied, and in which no attack wiur . the engineer, Maurice M. Moore, is in came so weakened by starvation thal puties during the past session, fought regiment, O. N. G., in their annual 48.188 officers and men. ministers was held to decide whether the hospital this evening. At the time everything was abandoned and the peetd, they succeeded in inflicting 1 encampment at Salem, was drowned St. lamia street car strikers ugain there were four white men ami four party subsisted upon plantains. They a duel with swords today with a news- additional troops should be sent for tc iu the Willamette river while bathing. have their busses running iu opposition pa|>er man. M. Gerault Rich, in a su protect the legations. Baron von Ket serious defeat, and captui ing two gum Chinamen in the building. Mr. De endured great hardships. Fortunately burb of Paris, The meeting was the and some 200 men. It is evident tbit Many prostrations from heat in New to the Transit Company. force had been there a half-hour prev the rains were not heavy. Had it been outcome of an article written bv the teler was very much opposed to this General Botha has considerable forte, York city. being done, while the French miuistei The French ship L'Aquitaine has iously, but had his son take him ashore otherwise all would probably have suc latter in the social organ, La Petit« was very much in favor of this course. seeing that he is able to press Lord Two more British warships have been sailed from Toulon with 850 infantry to his hom» before the accident oc cumbed. Lady Hodgson plnckily In the 11th round, I The latter was, however, overruled by Roberts’ lines at half a dozen poina share-1 all the dangers and privations. République, ordered to China. aud artillery for China. curred. Lascs was wounded iu the right arm his colleagues. M. l’ichon was so hurt around Pretoria, from the spring» to The accident is said to have been due the southeast of the city northward to A Franco-American alliance is pro- New York tailors are again planning and the duel was stopped. Furlough« N iim pend »‘»I. by this refusal to ask for guards that Middelburg and Durdepoort and thencs |smed by an enthusiastic Frenchman. a big strike. Contractors are violating to a defective boiler. Ths factory was Ixmdon. July 13. — There is he wept. convid totally destroyed. southward to Nitral’s Nek and Krug- CHinpAii May lCun Bryan’s Camimlgn. Fire in the business section of Pitts sgreements made several years ago. erable comment here owing to an ad- Another factor that led the ministers Engineer Moore died at St. Mary’s Detroit, July 14.—Daniel J. Cam- to leach this unfortunate conclusion ersdorf. burg caused the death of four ¡versons Dr. Charles F. McDonald, the organ hospital here tonight, and before his miralty order suspending the further Lord Roberts omits to give the nami pau, who returned from Chicago today, was the desire of the diplomat^ - corps and injury to six others. izer of our postal money order system, death he made the statement that he granting of furloughs to crews of the of the commander concerned, giving File in the Cramp's shipbuilding died at llnmilton, Ontario, aged 71 had uo know ledge of the cause of the ships belonging to the channel and re said that the Democratic national com to take their usual summer bolidav rise to the belief that worse remains to mittee had asked him to accept the yard near l’hiladelpha, dextro) ed prop years. explosion. The laiiler at the time had serie squadrons. The order is reported chairmanship of the National Demo and it was feared that if additional be told. Even if the mishap be not erty to the value of *200,000. Southern negroes may go to Hawaii, hilt 65 pounds of steam. Ilia death to lie connected with the inanuevers ol cratic campaign committee, and upon troops were sent for they would not be more grave than his information it the trench fleet in the channel. able to do so. Nine deaths in one day in Chicago Plantation owners of the island will was due to internal injuries. present implies, it proves that the situ his declining the offer, had refused to Later on, as the Boxer movement in Cholera In India. Within an hour after the explosion from extreme heat. The record for a make them good offers with a view to accept the declination and had asked creased, a second conference of minis ation is still serious, and that thers il Simla, July 13.—Cholera has ap- him to take the matter under adivse- week is 27 deaths and 96 prostrations. dispensing with the troublesome .lap the private residence of Mr. Deforce no possibility of any troops being spared was totally destroyed by tire. Ml. De peered in severe epidemic form at merit. Mr. Cam pan said he will soon ters was called, at which it was re from South Africa for China, but 0« The total number of bodies recovered laborers. solved to bring detachments of at least from the recent Hoboken tire now A ¡dot to assassinate I'resident Mo* force was in the city before he bad Kohat, 25 miles south of I’eshawa. give the committee a final answer. the contrary, it will still take a long 50 men to guard each legation. ami < , numlter 143, and 140 ¡versons are re Kinley has been frustrated, It was heard of either the explosion or the de Two hundred and seven cases and time to clear the country of the Boers deaths occurred among the Sepoys and ported missing. Philippin» 1*0(11 M I Service. concocted by a group of Spanish and struction of his home. News has reached London that Lord A Kiinaway Ervight Train. camp followers between July 2 and San Francisco, Jnly 13.—United A cyclone, accompanied by a cloud Cuban conspirators who had head- Redding, Cal., July 16.—Last night, Roberts has been suffering from a seri July 9. The prospect for the monsoon WHERE THE TROUBLE BEGAN States Postoffice Inspector James \V. when a freight train bound for Oregon, ons bowel complaint, and that Lady burst and hail storm, swept over Kala quarters in New York. is slightly more favorable. Erwin, of this city, has received orders drawn hy two engines, was climbing Roberts was hurriedly summoned to maavsv, Mich., resulting tn damage to George A. Morse, an aged and alato Account of the Flrat Hoier Outrages at i from Washington to proceed as early the heavy grade above Upton, a coup- Bloemfontein. property uf *100,000. lutely helpless patient lo the Aguew’s The orders for General Wade to start Pau Ting Fu. as possible to the Philippines and assist I ng gave way, and 30 cars, loaded On June 17. the Chicago A North insaue asylum, at San Jose, Cal., was Gunpowder Plot in Paris. New York, July 12.—A letter from for the scene of the threatened Indian in the organization of the ¡sistal sys western railway opened for traffic their slow ly Ixvlled to death iu a bath in the with fruit, started back. They passed uprising in Minnesota have been coun Paris, July 16.—Inquiries are being Rev. Horace T. Pitkin, stationed at tem in the islands. He will sail <m new line from Belle Platue, la., to Ma men's ward of that institution, ll< through Sisson seemingly at the rat< made into w hat may possibly tarn out termanded, as the secretary of the in 1’ao Ting Fu, where the Boxer troubh the transport Sumner next Monday. of 70 miles an hour. Haifa mile be to be a serious attempt to destroy ibe son City; also their new Fox lake was placed in a bath tub. and after tin began, has been received by the Ameri terior has received advices from the Mr. Erwin recently aided in improving branch. The length of this new hue hot water was turned on the attendant low Sisson is the Pioneer Box Factory. grand palace of the Champs Elyiee. can board, through Mr. Pitkin's wife, Rainy latke region that affairs have the Cuban jostal service. ie 195 mil«», which added to their mile left the room for a towel, forgot hi> Here seven of the ears broke loose and Wednesday night. A watcbmM ol who is at present at Troy, O. This quieted down and that there is no age gives them a total of 8,462 8# patient, aud did not return until thr pitched over than embankment. The cellars which were filled with package longer any reason to apprehend trouble letter was dated Mav 28, at)d in it Mr. Heat Wave in London. mile*, the largest mileage of any rail imbecile was fearfully burned. others continued on their mad course. cases and a large quantity of other it- Pitkin tells of a tight in a neighboring from the Indians. Londou, July 14.—An exceptional At Big Canyon, three miles below Sis road in the world. \ serious tire la (aging on Bull moon village. May 16. He says: New Freight Transport«. heat wave is causitig numerous sun son, the runaway train again parted, flammable material overheard a on* The dock lalmrors' strike at Rotter tain. Railroad creek and Pompey's “It seems that in the moonlight of San Francisco, July 14.—The new- strokes and prostrations, lu London some of the cars Hying the track and venation between two men. leading dam, Germany, is ussuming threaten- Fillar, on the north aide of the Yellow Saturday night the Boxers came dowu freight steamer Californian, with a ca the thermometer registered 129 degrees being dashed to pieces. The other him to believe that a plot was on foot lug proportions. The carmen have stone river, Montana. It is extending to the village, surrounded the houses pacity of 8,000 tons, has been charter iu the sun and 86 in the shade at uoou. half dozen continued over a high tres to set tire to the building. The mis now joiuevl in the strike, and the police east to the Mussel Shell river, and is of the Roman Catholics as they were creants fled upon his approach. A and marines are guardiug the streets sweeping the range like tinder, ax ¡■ointed out to them, and then rolibed ed by the United States government to tle arcun l a loop and finally shot off search the next moruing resulted iu Oil Tank KI plotted. carry freight to Manila. The strath iu order to cheek dleturbauces. lhe everything is dry. A late report says them, allowing uo one to escape. the rails below Mott, aitei running 10 Boston. July 14.—By an explosion miles. All the timbers are in splin the discovery of two hermetically *« ’ etrikers have picketed all the ap that 20 head of horses l«lungiug to Finally they tired the houses, and as gyle, a vessel of equal size, will also ed boxes filled with black powder. of an oil tank in the railroad yards at 1« loaded at once with stores for the proaches to the town, so as to prevent Ramsey, of Hillings, were turned, the people rushed out from the flames, ters. Fortunately, no trains were en The chemical pro|ierties of thia pow l'hilipdines. Somerville, during a tire last night, uon-unionists from entering lhe la- Vast ffocks of sheep are in great danger, they were killed and thrown back into countered by the runaway. der have not yet been disclosed by the □ver 100 persons were more or less in borers of Rotterdam will Itola a mass !>» limnite ruder m llou«e lu Chicago, the presentation of a pe- t b* tire. authorities. only cue man escaped, jured, and two are reported dead. Robber« Caught In the Act. ■netting to discuss the beat means of tition xigtied by 21,000 people, asking and they pursued him. lie jumped Williamsburg, O., July 14. — Un Fires at I’ittsburg. Marshaltown, la., July 16.—Four aidiug the strikers. the passage of an ordinance granting into a well, and they tired their guns known persous placed dynamite under Fl»«*trlc Car« Collide. Pittsburg, July 18.—Six coal *»<* men were caught in the act of robbing The orders recently issued for the re the right to operate overhead trolley into the well and threw down bricks one corner of the residence of Henry Springfield, O., July 14. —Two care ice store houses, three «tables. a frsni« moval of a large unmber of troops fro-u cars ou North Side thorough lares aud until, thinking him dead, they left. Wilson, just west of here, early this collided on the Dayton. Springfield A Mason Whitehill’s general store at dwelling, a number of outbuildi-M* State Center today, A number of citi- Cuba have la>en gladly welcomed by the extension of the present lines to a He managed to get out and started for morning, lhe room ala>ve wa* wrecked Urbana electric road last night, aud «nd six Pennsylvania freight cars wers the Cubans, aud General Wood is lu projected exposition building on the I'ao ling Fu, told the Roman Catho by the explosion ami William Wilson, telescoped. Probably 20 |>ersous were tens surrounded the building, and a destroyed by tire today at Sawickly. a pitched battle ensued. F Ben Whitehil), receipt of manv letters from various lake front, gave the members of the lics, and they waited all day for other a 10-yeor-old boy, was killed. Miss injured. oue of the proprietors, was shot in tht suburb of Pittsburg. Samuel Woods.« luuuii l|«lities ofienug tliank« (or what city council an opportunity for horse survivors to come. As none came Kate Tucker was severely injured. leg. One of the robbers was also stableman, was burned to death, and Bulrlde uf an Old illlnolsan. they call Ina disposition to trust the play. For five minutes the petition, Monday, they saw the provincial judge The other occupants of the house es- Chicago, July 11—F. B. Goseitt, wounded, and with one of his associ eight horses were cremated. The 1'« Cuban*, and declaring that the entire roiu|«>se>l of six rolls of paper, each aud lie sent soldiers, t>ut they could caped injury. founder of 1« Grange. 111., and oue of ates was captured. The other two es is *50,000. The Garland Chemi«» island is in a state ot absolute tran • •ver 100 feet long, were thrown, batted find nothing. The Roman Catholics Works at Rankin, Pa., were burned al London, July 14. — The war office the best-known men in this section, caped. quillity. The leuth infantry. It 1« lie- aud kicked around the council chain were absolutely si|*vl out. 30 or mere. 4:30 r’clock this afternoon. The I»* lievevl, will leave the island shortly af bar and then torn to bits and used as So far ax we know they aro not interfer announces that General Buller reports today committed suicide by shooting. Political success, like anything else, is *100,000. The tire was caused by ter the departure of the regiments now bandages with which the playful alder ing with the Protestants. It is |«ying that #59 prisoners released by Boers He was 80 years old and was despond depen 1« almost entirely on the amount the explosion of a tank of chenii«K> have arrived at Ladysmith. ent from long illness. men blindfolded each other under orders to proceed home off old scores agaiust the Catholics.” of rustling a smu does. but ao oee was iajared. Hall Mill atari« I p. < h»r|r<| With Mtirtkr. Robert Fitsaimnions will meet l»uth Surgeon. X*r < x .«• Electric Storm in Iowa. * Boulder Creek. Cal., July 12. — A Milwaukee, Wis.. July 14. —The rail San Francisco, Jnly 14.—Charges Washington. July 16.—A« a result During the last 13 vrars th- popula Sharkey aud Ruhlin next month. Dubuque, la., July 1«.—A terrilfo tire that was started west of here July rrtucing mill at the Bav View a rks of a conference today between Assist electric storm, accompanied by a rsi»‘ tion of Germany has increased It |«r Gold hauler« in Russia aro governed 4 by a fire balloon is still raging. looking to the trial by court-martial cent, but the number of doctors in the by arbitrary laws, one of whicn com Thousand« of acres ot timber have I •ecu have been preferred with Colonel Long of the Illinois steel Company started ant Secretary Talyor and the officials fall of 1.72 inches, rage I here for three German empire has increased uo leas pels them to turn over all gold they destroyed, and there «wins no proIva- against Captain Charles T. Baker, of up today, after Iwiug idle two weeks. of the marine hospital service, two ad hours today. Nellie L. Mct^ nllii.»»- than 50 per cent. If this ratio is may find to the imperial treasury, bllity that it will be got under control. the United States transport Sumner. Over 2tX) men are affecteiL The scale ditional surgeons have been ordered to tied 1«. was killed by lightning >. The npou is prcatlcally the sain- as pro eed at once from San Franci*. o kept up. any statistician cau forsee the which pays the miner at a »tandant Twentv-five or 30 «awmillers who were The vause of the complaint is that Cap agreed Fourth street incline railway stano* i last year's. time when even German will be a rate tain Laker caused the death of Henry to Seattle, and thence by boat to Cat» was struck and shattered. It I» bo- I hl« law may seem tyrannical, camping at Brand letoa have had to Italy k|»|»r,t««s e'nmmsrrlal Treaty. doctor, and the wlade German ¡«ipula- but 11 has one inestimable advantage— leave. Several families were also en- H. Ryan by confining him in the e to a-si-t 111 stan n_- t tin lieved great damage was done in Cio tion, having no patients <>n whom to no g Id digger iu Russia can tell extra camped along Bear creek, and they too "brig” or prison a boa nt ship, while he Rome, July ¡4.—The chamber of smallpox now epidemic at that place. ■ountry. practice, will have to migrate to fields ordinary romance« about the richness had to alwndoti their camps. They wa» ill. In consequence of this a deputies today approved the commer When a woman dislikes a man. it is A good many men Imast of ttail where physlciaus are a shade less , otn- of his claim when the official figures are fought the fire for three days aud charge of murder is preferred again«! cial treaty I«tween the United states her favorlite mode of abuse to charge methodical habits who never have any Captaiu Baker. mon. •ud Italy. there to stop him. nights. that he leads a dual life. thing but unpai l bills to tile away Rear-Admiral Louis Kempff. who Kalna <Ontlnu» In India. Hiegro Mitrilrrnr Hanged- Two ¡«luting«, valuevl at *.1.000, «tri«. In Wrwfoi>„dlsnda landed the Cui Ini -tales marines al Fi>r«>lgner* l’rlnrv'« Palar». bailor« Nrntenreti to l»^ath. were delivered to the Adams Express Birmingham. Ala.. July 14. — At Ixmdon. July 1«.—I.>H Cur»<.n, St. Johns. N. F., July 1«._ The 1‘eking. graduated from the naval aca- lien Tsin. July 11.—Il i» reported Creswell, 39 miles east of here, John »1 eroy of India. £tscabled to the secre leader of the Belle Island strikers was VI t- rm. B. C-, July —K1-- Flit- Company in Boston lor transportation. <lemy tn 1 HE 1. an I went immediately They were lost f»'iu Chíllese soureet that thè foreign- Jenning«. colored, was lynched today, tary of state for India. Lord <<eorge arrested at midnight by police with pino sailors of the bark Ethel ta'* and their owner brought to lhe ■team frigate Wa*>aah, assisting • nil to recover *3.000. The sapreme ero ut l'ekin bave taken posnession of Thursiiay last Jeunings shot and killed Hamilton, that an excellent rain has fixed bayonets and conveyed to st. •■en sentencefl to death at Perth. West in the blockade ot the South Atlantis judicial court of Ma««a< husrtts sus- thè prinee's ¡«Iacea, opiMvsit« and com L. Martin, a laborer. Jennings eras fallen in the northwest province«, and Johns by armed guards. “5__ the captain — The strikers \ astrai is. fur murdering cnaat. It tai decided in December, tains a verdicl for the defendant on the nianding thè British legation uni that arTr«ted and was taken from the offi in part» of Central India, and that un- succeeded in overwhelming the • nd officers of the vowel. M to make him the commamier of «> —J men ISM, ground that there wa« a clause tn the thè native Christiana have been tn* cers by a mob. u»ual showers have ocx urred at Deccan who were at work, Iu consequence, rrnerly a lieO'nant of Ag< nnahfo- the naval statioa in Guam, but before receipt limiting ths liability to *50 stalled thereiu. was the one who started the mutin? the official staff of the Mutrum < «»Ina <t«»lea. mining com* he left more urgent work was found foe Freight Train an.I street Car t alllSa. and that the receipt bore the stamp o panie» were emploved to unload the which ended in murder. him in the Orient, and now he is the Milwaukee, is. . July 14. — Official« Indtanapdis. Ind . July ¡4 — 4 (Xl |. Fragrg * War » «nd larreaeed. “Value asked aud not given.” cowl schooners. Parties commanding naval officer al Peking, of striker« had Pana. Julr li.— Ihe chamber of of the Milwaukee public ninsenm re li«i n between a Blake street car and *P«IU lnt»r»*tr<^ it is ona indication that people are de put tea and senate today voted an ad- port the Robbery at that institution ot eight freight cars atta, hed to a Big been arroyed all day on the aljo’.nnu- Always make it a point to tell every Madrid, July 16. — Señor xilvel». aK re with the intenti, n of prevent®. secret told yoa. and your friends will getting old v>ieu they advocate that all diti*, 'liai 14,500. i HX) trauet tor the pur* a large cxvllecti n of rare coin«, enti- Four engine at a street crossing near inish premier, says that no »t«nis* the resumption of work officials flnallr stop bothering v<>a by telling young pu|is shoal J be taken down e pooa of carry ing Huivti upvmtiuua mated in value at bet wren *5,000 aud Military park to lay. rosu ted 1^ tbe of '• n.aqj ' u.pany The ar vessel will go to China. Spaia «•■ ------ - they *10,000 There is uo clue. claim peg.” • yon any iu Cbiaa «enous injury of several ¡««wagers. ing no interests to defend u> the •»’ bav» JiWCXju sady to wor. today, lfra.1 crient. *L L. CAtsrBBLL, Pr.,««.« II ’ II l'“'y II ■ I ; I f A
