rOPULATION
EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD.
LATER
NEWS
Chinese reformers eaptured Hu!
Chow.
| France wants peace negotiations to
begin at once.
Alvarez, a Tagal leader, was captured
in Mindanao.
The mineowmrs agreed to the stiik-
er»' demands.
Itoosevelt was given a great recep­
tiou in Cleveland.
English horsemen
American jockeys.
A French exp*-*iiit'*n wa» massacred
at latke Assai, A flic: 'a.
Captain O. M. Carter is seeking bis
liberty on a habeas corpus.
Lipton's challenge ..as accepted by
the New York Yuichi Club.
Hohenhole has resigned. Von Bulow
may be the new Ge-rmau chancellor.
The United States gunlsrat Marietta
has gone to Canton, which U threat­
ened.
Rebels were defeated in an engage­
ment with Americans at Tubuguan,
Panay,
A dispatch received from Lord Rob­
erts, under dats of Pretoria, October
10, reports a number of minor affairs,
but rays that the only incident of im­
portance was the surrendering of Tunis
Botha, a brother of Commandant Gen­
eral Botha, ut Volksruzt, October 13.
Two hundred Uintah Indians from
Utah have invaded Northwestern Col­
orado on their annual hunting expedi­
tion, and as usual on such occasions
the settler.« are greatly alarmed. Gov­
ernor Thomas has appealed to the fed-
eral authorities to drive the Indian»
buck to their reservation.
Secretary Long has received a letter
from Governor Allen, of Porto Rico, in
which the latter tells of a tour of the
island, of the prosjieroua condition of
the sugar crop, and of the very satis-
(a< tory coffee crop.
Goveror Allen
predicts that, with the«e prosperous
crops, the people of the inland will
soon be upon their feet financially.
TENEMENT
HOUSE
tight rersou» Perlahe.l In a
Cun flag■ «clou.
OF
ARIZONA
FIRE
York
Cru«ua Klgurea Show In«r*»ae of 104
Per €•■< la Tan Year».
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,v
u.
Wazhington. Oct. 22 —The eenzu«
bureau today made public the return*
New York, Oct. 20. — Eight people
the population for the territory of The Conclusion Forced f
About to Break Away From were either burned to death or suflo Earl Li and Prince Ching of
OREGON.
EUGENE
Arizona
The population of the terri­
eated iu a tire which partially destroy-
Washington
Concert of the Powers.
Want Peace.
tory in 1900 is 122,312, a» compared
eJ the three-story and attic frame
with 59,620 in 1890. This zhowz an
double tenement house, 45 and 45H
increase during the decade of 62,592
Hester street, early today. The dead
HEE INTERESTSFULLY SECURED are: Sarah Sass, 36 y*-«ri old; Samuel WILL SURRENDER THE (ill LT Y or 104.9 per cent Thia large increase has recalled her mi S1STU
is due in part to the fact that there
Sass. 13; Leua Haas, 3: Moiris Sass.
were 28,459 Indians and 154 other per­ iti«
3; Mrs. Horowitz. 46; Rosa Lewis, 52:
Only Offen,« w,, (n
Mendel Strauss, 60, samuel Strauss, Pl«u>l»«>t»otlar4e* Ace.pt th. Prluclpls son», or a total of 28,628 persons on
Not
B.l,t lti
Coneillatöry H. n„
I 20.
Indian reservations, etc., iu Arizona,
uf ludriuulty for lb. Lega­
»•11H
tor th. s.lh.r Ui|4
’
Marv Murray, aged 40, was severely
who were enumerated in 1890 under
tion» Destroyed.
■ burned al>out the back aud was taken
the provisions of the census act, but
to a hospital.
were not included in the general popu­
New York. Oct. 22__ D'stn,
St. Petersburg, Oct. 18.—The I’ d *-
Oct.
20.
—
The
Havas
agency
Buller will return to England.
Paris,
The tire was discovered shortly after
lation of the territory in that census. many's attitude in Chin»
siau
government
permit*
it
to
Itecome
the
following
dispatch
from
received
Germany accepts France’s proposal.
1:30 o'clock by the janitor of the
The population of the territory iu 1870 vtved as a result oi mf.,-,,,
known that its attitude in Chluu will
building s. He ran out into the hall Pekin:
was 9.658, aud duiing the 10 years ceived here showing the . ....... .2"?*
Immense field of coal has been dis­
be increasing independence of the con­
“The diplomatic corp» has received from 1870 to 1880 it increased 30,782 Berlin government to a ro * *
to find it ablaze. His shouts arou-ed
covered in Alaska.
cert of the |*>wer*. Russia, it ia ex­
ri0*
the other» iu the house, but the tiames a joint note from Li Hung Chang and or 318.7 percent, giving a population dilation iu the settlement
plained, is di»|>oaed to atta* h less value
Reformers defeated tile imperia)
had already gained tierce headway and Prince Ching, saying that it is time to in 1880 of 40,440. The population in Eastern question, »ay* a u- 3(1 *"
to joint action siuce her iuterutta have
army on East river.
few had time to save themselves by the end the present situation and to treat 189»), as state«! in the report for that correspondent of the Herald* >•
been fully secured by the successful
The Boer« are very active in the
stairs. On the third floor of No. 47 for peace, au l that the princes aud census, was 59,620, represeutiug an in­ learned that the recall of p„,„ ' “
campaign in Manchuria. Moreover,
Kroouatadt district.
lived Charles Sass, hia wife and four ministers who were accomplices of tbe crease during the decade of 19,180, or von Sternberg, the charge
Russia is uot williug to “follow the
children,
his mother-in-law aud Mrs. Boxers will be handed over to the 49.4 per cent.
was due to his efforts to
Russians take the first step on the
irreconcilable policy of some of the
Horowitz.
8aaa took the child nearest courts to be judged and punished ac­
The population of Arizona in 1900 is road looking to a pronnt
'*
right bank of the Amur.
powers.” The expectation, the publi­
at hand and rushed to the tire escape. cording to Chinese law. As plenipo- more than 12 times as large as the pop­ solution of the Chinese troul ie1**/* ’1
Lord Alverstone will l>e the new lor«j
cation adds, ia that the Chinese gov­
t
’
Utiaries.
Li
Huug
Chang
aud
Prince
He managed to get down to the bal-
ulation given for 1870 in the first cen­ von Sternberg returned tv k«»'
chief justice of England.
ernment ia about to utilize all its re-
'hiiig offer to treat for peace and ac­
ony in front of the building on tin
10*
sus taken after its organization as a the steamer Deutschland.
roiircea
of
duplicity
to
keep
the
powers
ept
the
priii'-ii'le
of
indemnity
for
the
Mexican troupe an* having a hard
-econd door, and supposed that bib
Among the friends ¿f Raw
territory
in
1863.
occupied
with
vain
negotiations
and
campaign against Indians.
wife and others were awaiting him. legation» destroyed. Tho losses ate to
The total land suff ice of Arizona is Sternberg in the official <-ir.. „B *
proposals an*! the dispatching of notes
only one who >e estimated by delegate» of the pow­ approximately 112,920 square miles, leep surprise was felt when th.
Captain Shields and his 51 men were
in order to guiu time until the winter, Mrs. Horowitz was the
ers.
European
nations
can
lie
accord-
followed him, however, She took the
rescued from the Filipinos.
the average number of persons to the of his removal from WashiD1!r„n *
counting on the rigor of the climate to
child from his arms when she raw e«i fresh commercial advantages on the square mile at the census of 1890 and first noised about. Hi* r»^
A milk combine hr.« been formed b^
prevent military «qa-riitiona anil allow
their escape cut off, aud cried to a J<>- old treaties modified, but as the re­ ¡900 being as follows: 1890, .«0; the administration were of fi
milkmen of Vancouver, B. C.
China to prepare her resources fur a
cordial character, ami theoffic^,**
licetnan below to catch it. The police­ quirements of the powers vary, each 1900, 1.
spring campaign.
Roosevelt conclnded his Kentucky
man caught the child safely and shout­ piwer must formulate its own. The
erally conceded that he was H.IU1. *
plenipotentiaries
demand
an
immediate
PHILLIPINE
NAVAL
STATION.
tour with a speech in Covington.
No Ntirpri«»* in W hm I i Ington.
ed to the woman to drop. Sass had al
to make a satisfactory solwL*
'
UuB 11
Washington, (Jet. 18.—The cable ready dropped to tiio ground. Mrs. cessation of hobtilitie», because of their Subig Bay I• Not Considered a Suitable China possible.
The rebellion in Southern China is
anti-dynastic rather tbun anti-foreign.
dispatch fioin St. Petersburg, indicat­ Horowitz was about to drop. when offer aud request an interview w ith the
Exact
details
as
to
Baron
von
Place«
ing that Russia’s attitude iu China Hames suddenly burst through an awn Tanng li Yamuu for October 21.
Yellow fever is expected to increase
Washington,
Oct.
22. — Reports berg ■ recall are impossible to 0*/
“Replying to tbe note, M. I’ichou, '
will be independent of the concert of ing on the first floor with such fury
in llavuna while sewers are being dug.
which
have
reached
the
navy
depart­ a* uone of the official« of th« lie,
the poweia. cause*! no surprise among that she was driven back again to the the French minister, »aid that Uhna,
ment
are
to
the
effect
that
Subig
bay, embassy will talk .»bout the
having
rei-ognizod
that
she
had
violated
Fire at Herrick. 111., destroyed 10
officials here. It was noted when the wall and her only escape was cut off.
und the state department does 0„( ",
in
the
Philippines,
is
not
a
suitable
the
law
of
nations,
was
bound
to
ac
­
bnsineat bouses, causing a loss of $50,
aggressve military movement was be­ Elaines buist out at the same time
to be fully advised on the sOl.u.ct
place
for
locating
an
extensive
naval
JOO.
cept
for
that
very
reason
the
responsi
­
gun by Germany ami the expedition from the window behind her and from
is known, however, that Baron r
station,
coaling
station
or
navy
yard,
against I’a-j ling 1-u started, that Rus­ the door of the balcony under her feet. bilities involved Consequently he <le
John F. Adanx, a patient at the
Sternberg, while endeavoring to c.2
owing
to
the
limited
depth
of
the
wa
­
mnnde«!
that
exemplary
p
ini.-hinent
la
On the balcony only a few ieet above
Oregon luaaue asylum, hanged him*
sia was among the powers which did
out the several instructions he had »
self.
u<>t join iu the movement. The dis­ the ground, but hedged iu on all sides lutlicte»! upon the prinuip e* guilty, ter. Naval opinion has been divided ceived, presented proposal, t0 this
for
some
time
as
to
the
relative
merits
namely
Prince
Tuan,
Prince
thvvang,
patch from St. Petersburg is looked on by dailies, she was burned to death be­
eminent iu a more conciliatory
Li Hung Chang expresses regret fol
as merely another step. Moreovet, it fore the eyes of the terrified crowd Kang Yi and Tung Fu ILiang, adding of Manila bav and Subig bay. The thau the Berlin authorities had a'.
recent occurrence» aud thanks Ameri
Spanish
government
spent
large
sums
that
so
long
as
their
heads
had
not
gathered
in
the
street.
is regarded as quite iu consonance with
teniplated. Being on the gruoud. W
cans.
Mis. Sass, with little Morris, bad fallen, it was impossible to cease hos­ on Subig bay aud it was thought to on von Sternberg appreciated that n
the pacific tendencies of the govern­
offer
facilities
superior
to
those
of
Ma
­
De wet proclaim» that burghers who
tilities.
ment, ■which have been directed all been unable to get further thau the
refuse to tight *1 be made prisoner.
M. l’ichon has been confined to hie nila bay for a permanent naval head­ would be advisable in the interest
The family of the late John Clark, of along to securing settlement by diplo­ window, when they were both over­
harmonious relations between both
of war.
New York, has engaged counsel to try matic means rather than by the sword. coms by smoke and perished. Lena bed for several days with a slight at­ quarters. An inquiry as to the relative
eminent* for him to Le lest pgn»
merits
of
this
ami
several
other
points
to
obtain
the
estate
ut
hia
brother,
Im
­
tack
of
typhoid
fever.
Imt
his
condition
A case of illness, suspected to be bu­
Sass ran iuto the hallway and was
than his instructions required.
STOPPED
BY MILITIA.
Imnic plai le. is reported at ste I »«y. lay Clark, who died a few years age
-aught bv the tiames there aud died. is uot grave. Owing to the arrival of was instituted some time ago aud the
Official* here are very deeply grievxi
reisvrts
forwarded
through
the
com-
in Australia, leaving a fortune esti­
a parish suburb of Loudon.
Samuel Sass and Miss Rose Lewis per­ Count von Waldersee, General A'ryon,
mated at $20,000,000. The dead mau Hurdling Striker« F<»un<l the Hoad» ished together. Their bodies were eomnmmler of the French forces, has man* ler of the Asiatic station are uot over r>aron von Steinberg's recail, M
Records that fell into th«* I land# o* was an owner of gold mines. Recent­
they say he hus certainly aided mm.
Burred by Soldier«.
found in the hallway,- the lad’s arm «tedded to prolong his »tav in I’ekin favorable to Subig bay, holding that it serving good relations between thetw
correspondents show that Chinese au
has disadvantage« similar to those urged
ly, Governor Voorhees, of New Jersey,
Lansford, Pa., Oct. 18.—About still clasped about the aged woman’s until he receives fresh orders.
thoritie» supported the Boxer move­ was informed that the multimillion­ 1,000 men and 60 women ami girls
against Manila bay.
Several other powers. It is pointed out that if g»
waist, as though he had died while
ment.
OWNERS ALL IN
LINE.
points are suggested as offering good had acted in au offensive manner u
aire's heirs were in that state, He left marched 18 miles, from the south side trying to drag her out. The frontroom
A dispatch from Port Limon, Colom uone in Australia ami his whole for- of the Hazleton region, during the in the attic was occupied bv Mendel
sites for stations or yards, including answers made to the German wia
Coal Mine Operator« Agree to the Ad*
hia, says that a serious tile broke out tune is said to bo tying untouched night, for the Panther creek valley, Strauss and his son Samuel.
Ilo Ilo and Olongapo. Naval Con­ would not have been different in,
Both
vance —Mitchell Say« Little.
Uwloubtedlv Ge.-nuj
ami that several prominent commercial waiting to l>« divided among four where they expected to close the 10 were suffocated.
structor
Hobson has taken a different those given.
Mary Murray aud
Scranton, Pa., Oct. 20. — Represen­ view, however, and has presented a was greatly chagrined by the refum, af
buildings were destroyed.
nephews and tieices in New Jersey. collieries of the Lehigh Coal & Navi­ Mary Martiu, scrubwomen, who lived
the United States to accede to m
The »ultan of Tuikey has leased tc Among these are Jame» N. Clark and gation Company, but just a» the weary in an apartment back of the Strauss’, tatives of nearly all the big coal com­ plan for an extensive naval establish­
proposition to make the surreal« of
panies
of
the
region
conferred
here
to
­
James
\V.
Clark,
whose
present
where
­
ment
on
Subig
bay.
In
view
of
the
marchers
were
nearing
their
destina
­
Germany for 30 years the islaml oi
stinted down the rear stairway, reach­ day, mid made an agreement to amend
the
Chinese guilty of outrage* precel«
abouts
are
unknown.
tion
this
morning
they-
were
met
on
a
differences
of
opinion
it
is
probable
I'roan, in the Red sea. 40 miles nurtF
ing the ground iu safetv.
Ou the
mountain road liy three companies of stairs, the Martin woman’s dress caught the notices already posted by attaching that a naval board will be named to to negotiations, inasmuch a* the att-.tcdi
of Kamarau, for a coaling station.
Russia abandon* the ooucrrt of the
infantry, and at the |>oiut of the bay­ tire, but tin* flames were beaten out by the following:
pass upon the several points aud select of this government made the rejevtit,
Full returns as to the wine harveg- powers.
of the proposal certain. It was
*‘lu further explanation of the above the one most available for a station.
onet
were
driven
back
four
miles
to
Mrs. Murray, who was slightly burned
throughout Germany for the year »how
ably this feeling that had much to k
Captain Shields was wounded iu the Tamaqua and dispersed.
notice, this company deHires tvsnv that
in the back. The loss by tire is Vbti-
that it is more abundant and of more fighting in Mnrimluque.
POLITICAL UPHEAVAL.
with Baron von Sternberg's recall.
it is Its intention to pay the advance in
Another
crowd
of
800
strikers
trom
mated
at
$6,000.
excellent quality than for several years
Baron von Sternberg was in«t» 1
wages above noted until April 1, 1901, Cau«e<i by tho Nttcedsity for a Stronger
the
north
side
of
Hazleton
also
march
­
Series
of
earthquakes
*lid
great
dam
­
previous.
mental in allaying much ol the • |
l^'oreign I’olicy.
ed here nml succeeded iu closing the DOWIE MEETING BROKEN UP. and thereafter until further notice.”
age to property iu Alaska.
picion which existed herereitariiiiig» ’
Li Hung Chang is in Pekin.
The following statement was issued
Yokohama, Oct. 22.—The resigna­
Fourteen people were injured in a company's No. 1 colliery at Nesquo- London Student« Drive tlie Zionist From to the press:
purpose» of Germany in China, but is
boning, near Mauch Chink, before it
Southern rebel« defeated General street car collision near Seattle.
tion
of
the
Japanese
cabinet
and
the
HI« Hall.
“The representatives of the larger probable coming into power of Marquis recall for the reason uuderstood hen,
was scattered.
Ilo’» army near San Chuu.
Signal corp» men were surprised by
London. Oct. 20.— Bands of medical companies, after their meeting today, Ito is the theme of the hour. The indicates that the Berlin govenmeiil
The
presence
of
the
soldiers
was
en
­
The submarine boat Holland has Tugals in Neuva Eeija province.
tirely unexpected and the strikers were students this afternoon attended th« stated in reply to inquiries that they change came as a surprise, although it would have preferred development»
been placed in commission.
Lord Balfour, of Burleigh, may be much crestfallen that they failed in meeting held by John Alexander had offered their men a 10 per cent ad­ was deemed inevitable in the uot dis­ which would have delayed »nearly set­
Russia urges that the Chinese in­ the new British minister of war.
accomplishing the object of their long Dowie, the Zionist, of Chicago. vance, as indicated by the notices they tant future. It was, doubtless, unwel­ tlement. An official recently rezlled
demnity question lie arbitrated.
Groups of student« formed in all pait* had posted, and that this notice spe­ come to Marquis Ito himself, who has that Baron von Sternberg we« largely
Treasury Department may station a march.
It was probably tlm most exciting the hall, of bellowed interruption* and cifically »tated that the reduction of bv no means yet got his new party in responsible for the satisfactory eulntios
Coal miners in the state of Kansas Chinese interpreter on Puget sou mi.
of the Samoan imbroglio; that this wa
morning that the Panther creek and jeered in chorus. Dowio violently de­ powder from $2.75 to $1.50 would be
have won a strike aud gone to work.
Bryan spoke to a packed house iu the Nen|imhoning valleys have ever ex- nounced tho disturbers and sent for the considered iu arriving at the wages of proper trim for haimonious and suc­ due to the virtual withdrawal by this
cessful work. Although the latter is
The members of th«* Chilean cabinet Madison Squaie garden, New York.
perienceil. Strikers were scattered police. The latter entered tbe hall their contract miners. It was expo* ted well organized, it is made up of many government from any claims to the
have resigned, owing to a political
Queen
Wilhelmina
announces
her
over
the various roads ami companies «luring tin* uproar and arrested the stu­ vi hen the notices w ere posted that the incongruous and warrring elements, Caroline islands it must have po«se<*d
cause.
offer was to stand until April 1 and in­ aud earlv trouble is predicted for it, growing out of the war with Spin,
betlirothal to Duke Henry of Meckleu- of soldier* were scurrying in ail «llrec dents, which restored order.
The National League baseball »«'«son burg-Schvv erm.
Further disagieeal le *cem*s to«*k definitely thereafter, but, inasmuch as especially in view of a distribution of and generally that he hail worked ear­
tions, heading otf the inarching men.
came to a close with Brooklyn the peu-
nestly for the iniprovemetit <>( the g-l
Andrew Carnegie has presented £10,- For a moment just after the two forces place this evening. A budy of students there seems to I e some misunderstand­ the offices before it is brought under
mint winner.
relation*
between the two couutri».
ing
in
this
matter,
they
have
agreed
to
tried
to
rush
(he
platiunu.
They
threw
met
on
the
road
in
the
darkness,
it
any sort of discipline.
000 to tiie town of Hawick, Roxburgh
Charles Fargo, second vice-president county, Scotland, for a public library. looked as if a clash would come, hut chairs at Dowie, wi.o called upon the ad l to their notice a clause to the effect
The ostensible cause of the sudden
Miner» Hopeful of * Hsttlem-»i.
The that it is their intention to pay the ad­
of the American Express Com puny, iz
th«* good sense of those who hail charge, |*olice and tied by a sitle door.
Wilkesbarre, Fa , Oct 22.—Ttel*
It is reported a small ba ml of Creek of the sli ikers prevented any couflict. |*>lice fought their nay iu ami endeav­ vance iu wages until April 1, 1901, and upheaval in politics here is doubtless
«lead at Chicago.
the necessity which has risen for a high Valley and individual companies
Indians in Indian territory, are getting
ored to expel tho rioters, arresting a tliereater until further uotiice.”
The Loraine, O„ plant of the Federal reaily to muk<* trouble and resist pay­
more decided and strenuous foreign in the Wyoming valley posted notu««
number. Fighting was then resumed,
CAMPAIGN IN
TRANSVAAL.
Steel Company ha« been closed, shut­ ing the tribal taxes. The lndiau agent»
policy in view of the situation in today, in which they invite their em­
YELLOW FEVER VICTIM.
sticks
and
«
hair*
being
used
as
weap
­
ting out 3,900 men.
China. It is generally felt that Japan ployes to return to work nt a 10 p*t
are preputmg fur any emergency.
Freutli l lcuilng th»* Country *iouth of ons. The students tried to rescue those
Major l’eter«oa l>l«-<l In llavwnH and
bus thus far kept herself too much in cent increase in wages, the eatue t»
The queen regent of Spain will ar­
II
bri g.
uuiler arrest. Ultimately more police
Two men were killed and one fatally
Ilin Wife Killed Herat*If.
the background iu the negotiations bold good until April 1, 1901. Up ts
bitrate the differences at present exist­ injured by the derailment of a freight
London, Oct. 18. — Lord Rolrerts re­ were summoned anil the hall was
Washington, Oct. 30—The war da­ progressing on the neighboring conti­ noon, none of the companies poztisf
ing ia-tweeu 1'elu aud Chili.
Tomorrow the ringleaders
tram on the Chicago «t Alton, at Lawn­ ports from Pretoria, under date of Oc­ cleared.
nent and that the time has come for the notices had received any applica­
will lie arraigned at the police couit, partment has received the following
A clergyman of Blair, Neb., convict­ dale, Ill. The wieck was caused by tober 15, as follows*.
her to assert herself, her geographical tions for work. The stumbling bl*ck
cablegram:
“French started from Miu-hadodorp •nd the committee of St. Martiustown
ed of bigamy, was «antencod to (our the removal of a rail by a section gang
“Havana*, Oct. 20.—Surgeon-Gen­ position, her eminent services in the now is the powder questiou. It strife
making ie|>airs.
towards Heidelberg to clear a pait oi hall, where Mr. Dowie's meetings have
years ill the penitentiary.
eral. Washington:
Major Matt R. recent rescue of the legations, and, headquarters tb>* opinion prevails tint
Dysentery is raging among the troops
Fire in the lumber district of Osh­ the country not vet visited by out l>«*eii held, will consult with a repie- l’vter.i-n, U. s. V., diedof yellow fever above all, her superior knowledge of some way will be fouu l out of lhe di#-
»»«ntativ«*
of
Scotland
yard
as
t«i
the
troops.
at Tien Tsiu and the < ierinau routing- kosh, Wiz., destroyed 13,000,000 feet
“Mahon, commanding the mounted advisability of allowing further meet­ i.t Isis Anima* st 9 o'clock, Octolier what can and ought to be done in ulty.
ent will truusfer its headquarters to of lumber ami part of the Hollister-
i'J. Mr-*. I’eter-on, hi* wife, killed China, all entitling her word and <oun-
Ne,r*i Mur«l«-rer l.j io -I*»-*!-
i’ekln.
Ames Company’s mills and th»* plant troops, successfully engeged the enemy ing«.
herself an hour lat« r. The remains of -el to be held to Ire of greater weight
on
OotolH-r
18,
but
our
losses
were
Plaquemine, La., Oct. 22 — Mil’«?
General »1. W. FUlier Head.
I'll« steel plant» of tile Illinois Stool of Cltalloner’« Sons Coiupauy. The to­ s«*vere. three otfi.ers aud eight men be­
Major Peterson ami his wife were in- than that of auv other nation. Mar­ Johnson, a negro, who shot and dzsf
Works, at South Chicago, were closed tal loss amounts to $300,000.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 20.—General terre.l this afternoon with military quis Ito is the only man to whom the erousty wounded Conductor W ill J r-
ing killed and thiee otlieerz aud 25
down. 2,500 men being thrown out of
J. W. Fisher died at his home in thia honors. The Hags on all public build­ country can turn in this emergency,
The United State» transport Grant men wounded.
em ploy inent.
ha» sailed from san Frimcisoo (or Ma­
as has been the case for many years dan, of the Texas * I’.i : ■ ■ '
“French occupied Carolina yester­ city today, at the age of 86 years. ings were at half mast.
nesday night, near Baton Rouge, »<•
nila.
On
the
vessel
ar
>
o07
casual«
anil
General
Fisher
waa
one
of
Wyoming'»
"GEORGAS,Chief sanitary (ifflcer.'* past whenever au important crisis had lynched at 2 o'clock this moruiig.
Striking coal miners will accept the
day, capturing a convoy during hi«
pioneers, coming to Cheyenne in 1871
Major IVterson was with the com­ arisen. A significant feature of the Johnson had been incarcerated temp«*-
10 j»*r cent iucrease in wages offered leeruits representing every regiment inarch. ’’
by the operators If it lasts all winter. of the regular service iu China ami th»
Lord Robert« also reports a number as associate justice of the territorial missary department, aud held th - rank present case is to be found in the fact arily at the state capital. Lszt nignt
However, the men will uot resume Philippine«. A large number of hos­ of minor affairs showing that the Boers court. He was appointed by President of captain iu the regular establishment. that the Marquis i» now credited with the sheriff attempted to take him»
Grant. He was afterward chief jns- He was a graduate of West Poiut. ami strong pro-Russian tendencies.
work uutil officially ordered by union pital corps men aceoni|>aule<l the sol- an* still active over a wide field.
the jail at Port Allen. A detsrminel
dier«.
officers.
Verdi«» for llrary »ainag«..
The British re-entered Bloemlioef, (ice of the supreme court for over eight was ap|K>inted from North l aroliua.
body of men overpowered tb* **.: e"
Ail explosion of rubl>er cement in rtie near Kimberley, October 14, unop­ years. His war record waa particnlar-
New York. Oct. 22.—Mrs. Elizabeth and securing the prisoner, liangmi hi*
In northern Pulley, October 13, Com-
ly
brilliant,
rising
from
the
ranks
of
Indianapolis.
Ind.,
Oct.
20.
—
Majo*
Rhoades has obtained a verdict in the
piiuv I), Tweuty-sixth United States basement of a four-story building iu posed, and captured 50 Boers.
volunteers to be brigadier-general. At I eter-on was well known here, having supreme court for $37,000, in the suit
Fever RpreadInf
HMvan«.
volunteer lufautry, was attacked by a Detroit, Mich., resulted in a tire which
the battle of Bethe-ada Church he had been iletailed h* re as mustering office» by hei as administratrix of her hus­
Havana,
Oct.
20.
—
Yellow
f»v»ri»>
(i I k « s « orkr r» Mf«r«*li*<i.
cost
the
lives
of
two
men
ami
injured
force of Tagal». The enemy lost 20
Hartford City, Imi., Oct 13.— A supreme commaml of the Union forces. 'hiring the 'punish-Amen - hii war. band,. George B. Rhoades, against the creasing here. It is said that tu-r* •
men killed aud 40 wounded, while the eight (HTsons, four of whom were
He left a family of three sons ami one When the One il.mlred ami Sixty-first Metropolitan Street Rail way Company. no block in the city but ha- i-ontn1“1’
Americans had two men wounded. girls. The fire spread with «itch ra­ isaiy of striking glassworker» belougiug
daughter, together with numerous Indiana regiment was formed in re- This is-the largest verdict rendered ed from one to 17 cases. If theuizz»
Twenty-two prisoners and 12 rille» and pidity that the employes w«-re compell­ to local assembly 300 mar* lied from
«ponae to the ...... nd call, I’eterron waa against a surface railroad in thia citv improvement, there will •* :ll«»'t•’
here to Eaton, Ind., today, aud pre­ grandchildren.
a quantity of ammuuillou were cap­ ed to jump from the upper stories.
appointed a major in it by the gov­ for many years. Mr«. Rhoades claimed odus from here. Frank U llaye’ tzz
tured.
The Oregon Short Lines' fast mail vented th«* Bauer window glass factory
liinrrhul Plot In Biaill.
ernor. He went suuih with it, but be­ $50,000 damages. Her husband was, general manager of the Havana hr»»*
from opening. The window gius- com­
was
wreck«*«!
at
topaz,
30
miles
east
ol
New York. Oct. 20.—The police ol fore the war end*) he wa* promoted tc
A colony of 500 Sicilians from New
pany has announced that it will open a Rio Janeiro, aecoriling to a dispatch
<ui July 10, 1899. run down by a ear of the North Ameri an Tr >-t anp«*'*
Orleans is to leave lor Hawaii early iu Pocatello, Idaho, by running into the
to
th«* regular army au I left the volnuteae belonging to the defeu<lant company, who is suffering from yell*" f*'* ■ J
provision
store
and
thus
esc»|>e
the
the Herald, have arrest«*»! an Italian sen ice.
January, uuder the leailsrvhipof Father rear end of «1 freight train standing on
boeyott de. lared by the strikers.
ami die«l a few hour» later. It is in very low. and Mrs. Hayes >***
named Angel Manetti, who is known
Nasea, au Italian priest. The colony the mam line. The engine <>f th«* pas-
►eager
train
rolleii
down
the
embank
­
connection with the death of Captain isolated with him.
Indian Gold for America.
«ill be In ths employ of an American
as the frieud of Caserio, who assassin­
Ivrldrnl hi MoravlM.
Rhoades that Policeman Thomas F.
company, which has large sugar inter­ ment, and Engineer Beckman and Fire­
ate
I
President
Carnot,
of
France,
and
London
Oct
JO.
—
It
is
rutnoted
that
William L. Wilson, p’t usdwi*
Vienna. Oct. 18.— The facade of the
O'Biien was sent to sing 'mg prison. eral un«ier Cleveland, is dead at 1
est« in the Hawaiian islands. The man George wero l*a*lly iujurod. Au Cs«*ch Ingh sc I hm 'I, at I'rossnita.
of
Bresci.
who
|kille-l
King
Humbert,
gold
to
the
amonut
ol
£500,000,
Mo
oompany will build a church, school unknown tramp wse killed au«i auothet ravia, toppled into the street today, of Italy. Manetti, it is charged, wa» which is due to arrive here from Indi» He was convicted of stealing the cap­ ington, Va.
had hi« leg crushed.
tain’s watch which had been taken
■ ud homes (or the Sicilians.
killing »even persous and injuring 10. plotting to take the life of 1'reaident next week, lias l«*eu engaged for th«* from the injured man.
I'uited state«.
Unite«!
states.
•
Campos Salles, of Brazil.
Nome has ha 1 Ml
1
Horhnirn Killed In n Htnrm.
The work of building a woven win
In Jeresy City, N. J., a daughter
An
Indiana
Trdgrrly,
Rank Pjrnsnllte*!-
Sew York, Oct. IS.—\ severe wind
Mels, < har(e.l With W.jh.m
Orest Irrigation I niterlaklng.
wa« born to the wife of Bread, the as- fence along the Pennsylvania railroad
storm overthrew the unfinished brick
Colnmbuf, Ind.. Oct. 22._ At Way-
right of way is nearly completed.
sa-»iu of King Humbert.
Nevada. Mo., Oct. 22. —I '**
*
Boise. Idaho, Oct 19. — Th« «tat»
New York. Oct. 20.— Con McVey,
ftiaatvillt, ln<l.f 15 miles south ol ers’ bank was entered by thr***- •’ ‘ *
and steel building of the Macin Lino-
The Chicago, Burlington <v Quincv leum Works, iu Newark. N. J., this has segregated 278 000 kerez of lami the big California pugilist who gamed
Five Minneapolis churches have i*««id
here, Ih. Conda Be« k, l«»te this aft* >r- men before daylight. They lyu«'
the *ieI*ts hanging over them during railroad will shortly unite iuto our afternoou, killing thrv*e workmen, fatal­ v’U the snake river, near Shoshone ■lotorietv November 10. fwy*. |,v julnp.
n* on sh* t and killed William Barton,
the year, the hrtal incutnbaranoea system all its branch and leased lines ly injuring two others and seriously in­ Falls, to Ire rvclaitued under the Carot­ ing into the riug and interfering with, because Barton objected to Beck keep- the safe, blowing it into in*u>! f
aci by canal to be taken out of the tile Cnrl>ett Sharkey
'barker fight,
tight, was t**lav
and secure«) atxvut $3."
iu Iowa and Missouri.
ral.eil amounting to $88,675.
juring three m**re.
1
_----- . Two «•ontentz. it
river, at the head of the cauvon lead­ held in $l,< 'it bail f**r examination on iug company with his daughter,
It • is B state*).
- t«»«'W. s. Cef’t»1 r -x.Mt
yea:
■
The natives of Hawaii, be they ever
Die curator of the Field Columbian
ago Beck killed Miss Gra. e liam I Maron, who hear t the «SP11
ing to the falls, The undertaking will a charge of mayhem, Thom*« Clinton,
museum at Chicago claims to bava so poor,
These of-
cost $ 1,500.01k). 8. B. Milner, of Salt a tmall-sicesi hotel porter, apf-eared Cobee. because she ref«i«w.| to marrv tir*i into the darkness
’’—*- -----
....................
fourni geological proof that the «dvent tenses a
ex«'lu.ively
was —
acquitted
of the town. The i< obbers
latke, is president of the company. against Mc\ ev. One ear was badly him. Beck
_____ - return«! th» j**
crime. The tragedy caused a tremend- killing Maron in*tantlv
ol III«* ou this globe wa» more than 10,- to the P
of the ill-
► h«-"»
.
>.
erat>-d.
he
claim»,
by
the
t«s<th
of
•
Thia
is
the
greatest
irrigation
undertak
­
tire
aud.
I
IHM),000 yea I a ago.
at latest accounts ing. with a poss»* ami b.
ing project*! in this state, and one of houu.l pup sei Uja-n him as a joke be ous sensation. Beck
was still at large.
McVey.
the largest in the country.
after started in pursuit ' ' tlw n»» **
I illy New York inannfat turerw whu
The
isee »6 per cent
remirtcd to the um« of toft Ctxi an a re« of the
The
I*
nt
a
to
Crop,
A
Tragedy in Msvlr«».
d Ilogs.
Rorrt Tearing |p Railway.
rnikrgrminfi Colli* I..S la rst**
V is»*'
•ult o( the «trike have beeu arre st ad
i
hicago,
Oct.
32.
—
The
potato
crop
Chicago, Oct. 19.— A special to tb*
New
Tork.
Gel.
18.
—
The
tire
whid
Pretoria,
Oct.
20
Paris, Oct. 22.— The ue
The Boers are
for president iu
for violating the atnoke urdinauco
Un ergr «si
start«* l ni l’.irt Limon. Costa Rica. Chronicle from El Faso. Tex., says: fatly tearing up portion* of the rail- of the I uit«*«i 'fate», according to the gu rated Metrópoli**0
<•>•* rge C. Beveridge, of 'an Francis«- >, road and cutting the telephone and ’ Tange Judd's Farmer final report in I Railroad had its first o iisiun
*
It i< proposed to estahhah in the
He telegraph wire«. Their attack« are in- its issue of October 20. at the comple id on ng. Two train* coili ed S®'1 •*
• re recali «ni hrrv. destro»*! tbeeutire l»usi arrived today from Mexico.
*>eart <»( the haiaiaomeat remdent'e aeo
civ ues» aecti«Ml of tbe city and eauae.1 a brought news of a tragedy enacted in tolerable. The repairing linemen *-an- tn>n of harvest, approximates 239.000.- peraoM wen» injured, tv ■ ,f tb*® *
¿ioti hi Pvughket’paie, N V .a heme
!
(or old men who have bad and lost fur
property h’-s of $3,0<h),<MM) or over. the vicinity of his mine near Zacatecas. Mik leave the sarn«*n points witboat 000 hushel*. oi nearly 5,000.000 les- tally. The accident o* ur ’fC J
Cb*»F
than
last
rear
ami
a
lairlv
g
*od
yiehi
He
said
a
young
woman
was
abduct*)
tnuea.
Amonf th» heavie.t «uffareni frotn tb»
«'»n-ldeeeble esiairt. The only remedy
the exposition station n tna
la < ' B’’0'*
compand with tbe past 10 year*
by
her
lover
and
before
she
was
finally
til,
were
thè
Pori
Limon
P>auk,
Linda
warn*
to
be
to
corral
all
the
burghan
Ely
see.
and
the
Place
de
Twenty year« a|p> the ritv of Tr nto,
nt
Bros . thè l uit<si Fruii CotnfMuy and released 10 men had 1-een killed.
and <iep***t them, as apparently uuua <M
Ontario. i»egan Ute erectl >n of a city
Kahhi Hrriaan Sehwara.
Steel Weeks R»-<"*» r^’t «tu»
•«varai bvvteis.
Chi Mae merehauls
them can l*e trusted
Itali, which wee to roef |.hh).0iH> hy
Hon-ton. Tex ..Oct. 30.— KabM Her-
The
Ohio
supreme
court
holds
the
Joliet III., Oct. 19 — li­
were also heavy tosar*. |5>rt Limon
the original ewtltoa’e
I e uutiav oq
man Schwara, a well known Jewish men of the Rock lale I Ut «< *
tlwlgkt T. R*1.1 rs*a.1_
was in a tlounshipg couditmn aud tb» Ohio tramp act o nstit itional. A man
It to date haw la*» ti f
», aud 11
found
begging
oatude
hi*
home
county
He ►Ameri* an tee! * «'.re <
Washington. Oct. 211.— Dwight T. Uterateur. died today, aged 7#
commarciai lutereste of tbe city bav»
Ae UuC ) rt Ju«auvU.
n«d an luteruatunal reputation as a -■eu laid off indefinitely
and refusing to work is liable to iruiu Reid, vice-consul at Madrid/ died
l-eeu larve.
writer on the Jewish religion.
oue to three years iu utiau*.
day.
Q
O
men are effect«!*!