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EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. LATER HELD NEWS. Rritiab troop» in Airica led ate-1 to China. have been A UP A PAY WAGON. U««p«rat« Attack Mad. Italian Mln«*». by Four r WU ON NATIONAL HONOR. Th« Chi»«-»« MlaUler’« Spnrela «1 the earnest« ln«lllute. Pittsburg, Nov. 5. — With a grate Mount Pleasant. Pa., Nov. 2—Four ful enthusiasm past all precedent«, the The screen door combine has been Italian miners attempted to rob Pay Government Claims to Have fifth founder's day of Carnegie insti Powers Detemi, Negotiations With China to Clerk William Hostltr, of the Sout«*- forced to dissolve. OREGON. ■UGENE tute was celebrated today. In and Checked the Uprising. ■»°« Chinese A census shows that the City ol wee« Connellsville Coke Company, Be Through Conger. around the beautiinl building more Mexico, .Mexicta baa a population of while he was making hi. trip todav be than 5,000 people thronged tn their de- over 400,000. tween this city ami Alverton with the «ire to express to Andrew Carnegie Eight distinct earthquake (hock, THE COMMISSION ¡S ABANDONED pay roll of the Alverton & Tarr Work», THE MOVEMENT W AS PREMATI RE their appreciation, to the distinguished • keatios 0, amounting to iff.000. Mr. Hostler it were felt in Jacksonville, Fla., but no guest of the day, Minister Wu Ting dead, his companion, Harry Burge»», damage was done. Fang, their homage, and of the treas c...M messenger of the company, is wounded, The Clergy Implicated in the Affair, ures of art and science and literature O‘h«r Two More Chlneir Leaders to Be lx* An Interrai in g Collection of Item« Kroi The Venezuelan government ‘•hU.ha..., .fr «* two of the Italians are dead, a third Which Wai Strengthened by the culed Death of Treuaurer the Two Heuiinpher«* Preaeuted their regard. Minister Wu, the creed the rttsumpion of payment of in fatally wounded an J the fourth is in Wang. Crieig iu Catalonia. In a Con<ieu«ed Form. speaker of the day, was greeted with terest on all debts and loans from Nov- >11. prolonged applause. He said iu part: - Stober. Hostler and Burgess left this city at “China has a great deal to learn Madrid, Nov. 3.—-The late«t n»ws ot Washington. Nov. 1.—Orders bar# 1 o’clock thia «ftirmstn with the safe Washington, Nov 5 . Many people were killed and injured Alvord, the absconder, was arrest»' from this young republic. I hope. today in quarters Well' ‘ the Carlist movement is nr re favorable keen «M*nt to Pekin detaching General in Venezuela bv an earthquake, ami in Boston. containing the money. IX hen they James K. Wilson from duty as chief of to the government. It is asserted that However, that she will learn, not the uese affairs, that outs Japan wishes to hold the balance ol railroad and telephoni comniuuicati' u -taff under! «eneral Chaffee, and direct leached the summit cl the long hill the chief of the Berga band has offered arts of war, which have for their sole tion of indemnity, pUülV' is interrupted. just below which lies Alverton, a large power in the Orient. ing him to return to the Un ted Mates. coke town, without a secotM s warn to surrender, if he ia pardoned, but it end and aim the destruction of life, but now under neg,,t,JaÜ ;h^. There have been serious tax riots io It hk«l been the purpose of the govern is added that the government has de the Hrts of peace which make for the are three vital The cigarmakers of Tampa, Florida, fMr the Herat district of Roumania. Tao ment to make General Wilson a mem ing four Italians tired a volley from cided to act vigorously aud pardon no happiness and welfare of the people. tions to be detennmedX^ are out on a strike. their hiding place, aDd sprang f< rwar.l, local officials were killed, and the Tbe Basque provinces remain No nation can become really great by Fall fishing on the Columbia ir troop» who ware sent to enforce |>ay- ber of the projei te*l American commit- firing as they advanced. Mr. Hostler one. ^“7*“ of ‘he e.1!p • ou'to treat wrb trie Chinese govern- fell dead at the first volley. Y’onng quiet. The following statement has war. True greatness does not lie in personally and th? ugh h * J'” alsmt at an end. meat Were resisted by the peasants, meat for a seitlemeut, but tbe ai>au- 0 Eurges«, the wounded man, was able to Iteen issued by the Spanish minister of the extent of territory nor in the her ad viser», from Venezuela was visited by a great who killed eight of them. doumeut of that plan in favor of direct strength of battailous, but in the char the Chinaje gevermueu, L*’ return the robber»’ fire with effect, and the interior: earthquake, killing 15 persons. The Susquehanna Coal Company, at negotiatious through Minister Conger one of the number at the horses’ heads “The revolutionary movement is on acter of- the peopl). From personal creation of an indent’’ Damage by flood is reported from Ls William Penn, Pa., granted the de made it unnecessary to retain General fell dead. A few second« later he tired the decline. It is now limited to the observation I am inclined to the tielief increase of China's , Cro-se. Wis.. and Winona, Minn. mand» of the mineworkers in that col- Wilson in China. his revolver in the face of «bother, and l aud in the mountains near Berga, that the American people possess th either by the payment of The rejsirted decision of the minis- ” Professor Max Muller, the faruoni lliery aud will resume operations as the thief fell his two remaining com which is fleeing before several columns element of national greatness in a high gol«l instead of deprecia This is one of the largest collieries iu tors at Pekin to add two more Chinese panions, became terrified, and, leaving of government troops. The rest of the degree. philologist, died in Loudon, aged 77. present, or else double« the country, 700 men being employed. leaders to those who shall be executed, the dead one, set out with the wounded peusiuula is calm. Tbe troops have “The test of loftiness of character is silver duties from 5 per eern? There was a general resumption 01 returned to Igualada. They encoun to possess boundless power without cent ad valorem, and thirdm By the explosion of a alcohol vat at f'riuce Yi laid Yung Nie, appears to one over the hill to the south. work in the Pennsylvania coal region. abusing it. Wealth is power. Where lishnientof a minister of' * the Homestead *t»el work«, at Pitts be the first indication that tbe minis Burges« managed to drive on to Al- tered no revolutionaries." The new gold strike iu the Bakei burg, three workmen, Andrew Dlikiv, teis themselves do not uccept as euffi- vertou with the body of Mr. Hostler can you find such vast accumulations fairs, in place of the old The Movement W hm Premature. City, Or., country, is extensive and Michael Donder and John Harnett, cent the ediit of the Chinese emperoi ami the safe, where he gave the alarm. of wealth in private hands ae in Ameri- eome system of th- T sum h »** Paris, Nov. 3.—The Tern pg this ti to. were terribly burned. Dolikiv aud that he will punish the individuals aa Mount Pleasant an 1 vicinity, with the evening publishes a dispatch from Ma ca, with so little attendant evil felt by The demand for the ” A Democratic leader predicts that Donder, it is thought, will die. The they were specifically named by China clerical force of the coke company, drid, which aays tbe military authori society? I have seen countries where the empress dowager is Idaho will give Bryan a majority ol explosion was caused by alcohol coin as among those to be punished. turned out, ami soon conailed the two, ties of Barcelona are censoring all ths the rich oppress the poor and the poor from the conclusion n Prince Yi is one of the first princes curse the rich. There money is the accepted that the i.nps^,'^ 5,01 m ). ing in contact with natural gas. who had eouoealed themselves in a field of China. In the edict of September on the Durstiue farm, a mile from this local papers, that all information re root of all evil. The reverse seems to ment of China was re-pJDiltl|^ specting the Carlists is prohibited, and Chicago postoffice clerks haveaffili- Official confirmation has been re 25 it was orderad that he ire »trip;>ed ol Hied with the American f ederation of ceived at Vienna from Moster, in Her- hjs rank and oilice. Yang Nie ia pres town. A summons to surrender was that nothing is allowed to be tele be the ease iu America. Hire the rich Boxer uprising. As the em-L ) Labpr, zogovine, of the reporta of a collision ident of the board oi censors, and in answered by a volley, iu which one of graphed or telephoned except official use the ample means at their disposal I agerwa. the ruling anthon** the posse received a slight wound in bulletins. The correspondent of the for the benefit of the people, aud the imperial goverument during c. The Boers are said to have 15.00C growing out of a boundary dispute be this same edict he was banded over to people’have good reason to bless the ing, this re»|x>usibilty ia breuanx^ the chest. The outlaws from their Tempe adds: tween an Austro-Hungary military pa armed men iu the field iu Orange Bivei the clan court, which was ordered to rich. In other words, American men directly to her. There it fortified position made a tierce stand “ It is now certain the bands of Car trol aud a force of Montenegrin sol- colony. I consult aud decide ujxm a severe pen- for a few minutes, until one of the lists are more numerous than at first of wealth are public benefactors. 1 to be no purpose, howev», ¿ diets. One Montenegrin was killed jaity. Prince Hohenlohe says he resigned ami several wounded. posse succeeded in getting in their stated. The two bands number 800 have not far to go for an example. In upon her any pew..nal pn^ The Japanese legation received a dis- because he was ignored on important rear. He shot one through the head, men each, aud the movement is well your midst you have a signal instance indignity, but merely so A belated dispatch from Pretoria pat« h today announcing the death of occasions. killing him. The other surrendered. organized, but premature. The Lil>er- of this class of philanthropic men of reconstructed governmeat „ Ù tells of the failure of British negotia Wang Wen Shao, imperial treasurer of Chinese looters stole Mancha thron« tions with General Botha for the sur China, iu addition to those high offi In the meantime, another division of al and Bepublican press declare the wealth. This institution is an endur elude her from all participar »„ and colossal archaeological objects ol render of the Boers. Botha received cials whose deaths have already been the posse overhauled the third robber, vitality of Carlism is due to the free ing monument of the founder’s munifi It is deemed advisable for »? who had received a ghastly wound. dom allowed the religious orders. The cence. Here one can find the most sou that she should remain great value. General Paget’a flag of truce courteous announced. Wang Wen Shao was one effective means for the enlightening ol Boxers at Pao Ting Fu declare th« ly and admitted bis defeat, but said it of the most loyal adherents of the im The ball, entering his mouth, pene lower clergy aie implicated in the up the mind aud the uplifting of the soul. ly away from Pekin, sod trated his head, and came out at the rising, which is strengtheue«! by the in visera also should bekept,»,,’ provincial treasurer ordered them tc was impossible to treat for surrender ns perial family, aud when they took Books, paintings aud sculpture and the seat of government. back of his neck. He is not expected dustrial crisis in Catalouia.” W Y kill foreigners. long as any burghers wished to contin flight from Pekin, he insisted upon fol to recover. specimens of objects possessing educa The plrfu of doubling CarliatR and Catnlonlant. Prince Yi and Ying Nien are «dded ue the war. 1'resiiient Stevn was mon lowing, despite his advanced age. tional value are accessible at all time» toms duties has arisen from th» . OPPOSED TO ANNEXATION. New York, Nov. 8. — It is learned aa 1 to all persons. The day will soon finding a source to pay Wl, lc ' to the list of those whose executiot irreconcilable, lie ref med tu even see H is death earns from natural causes, the bearer <tf a flag of truce. probably from old age ami the fatigues from Biarritz, savs a Paris dispatch to France has demanded. come when foreigners will visit tbl» ties, which the various power, de< St. Croix Penpie Want to Kemaiti Luder the Times, that the Spanish Carlists Th» young man who for several yean uf the (light. city, not so much to see the great in More than 9*20,000,000 in gold dust Danish Kula. At the request of relatives and are trying to approach the Catalouia dustrial establishments as to see this and bullion has been dejoiited iu Seat- annoyed the 1’ullnian» in Chicago by friends of the missionaries murdered at THEY GIVE NO QUART ei St. Thomas, D. W. L, Nov. 2.—At revolutionists with a view to common demanding money of them and calling institution, which spreads its influence tie assay officethis year. an extraordinary meeting of the colon Pau Ting Fu, China, the war depart action agiust the present Spanish gov- himself Gustave Pullman, has been ar « Seven people were killed and a rested in New York. He called at the ment asked General Chatfeu for a defi ial council at St. Croix, D. W. I., erumeut. It is not thought, however, far and wide. ThiH city will be equal Oeriuan Troops hi Chin« Kxlser’a In.truetloni. many injured in a Northern Pacific hotel where young George and Sanger nite statement as to who were killed Monday, the vice-chairman denounced that the Catalonians will identify their ly famous for the great educator as for a manufacturing center. May this Berlin, Nov. 5.—Considerable train wreck near Livingston, Mont. Pullman are living and sent his curd •«nd who escaped, The following dis- the statements made by A. J. Black cause with the Carlists, and it is said standing monument of the founder’s tieuce at the meagerneu of th« >, wood, the Uuited States consul at St. patch was received from General Chaf to be unlikely that the latter will Many persons were injured and per up to the former. Pullman had him Croix, aud chairman of the colonial make much headway. Weyler’s ap benefaction stimulate others to follow from China ia finding expre«iic! n haps killed, aud a dozen buildingi ejected and he returned and demanded fee in reply: this noble example. May the ‘Found The inference is that German “Taku, Nov. 1.—Hutchinson, at Pao council, iu an interview printed iu pointment as captain-general of Madrid wrecked in a New York tire aud ex 160,000. lie was again put out and on er’s day,’ which I heartily join with ship over such information u w Ting Fu, re|s>rts Americans murdered New York, October 28, in w hich Mr. was directed by the government's fear plosion. bis third visit was arrested. you in celebrating, be ever observed strict. Letters from private, there, namely: Mr. Pitkins Mr. and Blackwood was quoted aa saying the of trouble in Catalonia. from year to year as an event of na beg n to fin.i their wav into the»» France may send a large force to Mrs. Simcox anil three children, G. sentiment of the people of the Danish A special from Victor, Colo., says tional interest.’’ Democratic papers, showing thtg MATTERS IN COLOMBIA. the 800 miner» who walked out of th« Canton. West Indies is strongly in favor of an Y. Tavlor, Miss Morrell, Mis» Gould, After the exercises a reception was German troops give no quarto. > Independence mine <>u account of ths China proposes an indemnity of $40,- Dr. and Mrs. Hodge aud one lady nexation. The vice-chairman said the The Liberal* Have Started a Second tendered to Minister Wu iu the art i Bremen Buergber Zeitung pnblM» order to search them when they cam« 000,000. name as yet unknown. Beports 10 allegations made were opposed to the Ke volution. gallery, where the distinguished guest letter from a soldier in beka w off duty have been discharged, Every- facts in the case, and that Mr. Black Americans nt Ching Ting Fu, eight Ex-President Cleveland stands for New York, Nov. 3.—C. B. flait, met and shook hands with about 1,000 said he witnessed the following« thing is quiet about the mine. wood spoke without the council's au adults and two children. Five Eng sound money. “Sixty-eight captives, some « I lish five French, safe, protected bv lo thority. A resolution was adopted to United States ministetr to Colombia, people. At Spoakne, Wash., Mrs. Edith not yet adults, were tied togeM,' President Kruger will travel incog cal mandarin, returned. Lived 123 Year«. Situation cable King Christian, of. Denmark, South America, who has arrived here, Strobel, wife of an engineer on th« nito in the capitals of Europe. New York, Nov. 5.—George Wash their pigtails, beaten bloody it i submissively expressing “the wish of and is on his way to his home in <iuiet.” Great Northern, killed herself by blow Wheeling, W. Ya., said in an inter ington Freeman Horner Green, a former Germans, compelled to dig their a The official announcement of the to the inhabitants to continue under the Another dispatch received from Gen ing out her brains with a revolver Danish crown,” and expressing the be view that matters in Colombia are negro slave, died in the alms hospital graves, and then shot en masse.'' she was 2k years of age, and Lefors hei tal population of the Uuited States for eral Chaffee says: The Halberstadter Volks Zeita| “Later from Hutchinson, no Ameri lief that annexation to the United 6adly mixed. The Liberals started a at Hempstead, L. I., yesterday at the marriage was a Tekoa, Wash., girl 1800 is 70,285,330. second revolution a few days ago, and reputed age of 183 years. Green is prints a communication from Pekin, 1 States would be against the wishes of cans at Cbing Ting Fu. This is in re Temporary iuaauity is «aul to have Emperor Nicholas, of Russia, will it has developed great strength. The which the writer says: been the motive. propose another couferenc«) with a view ply to an inquiry sent by the war de the majority of the inhabitants. Some fighting has been fien e and up to date said to have been liorn on a farm uear “No prisoners are taken. All a Elizabethport, N. J., on January 1, partment asking for information about of the members protested against the jf settling the Chíllese question. A plot to assassinate President fxiu tinericans who were supposed to be lo passage of the resolutions, but the vice- the killed aud wounded have number 1777. lie was sold to a Virginia shot or preferably sabred to save» bet, of France, lias been disoovered. General D. M. Frost, for 50 years cated at that place.” planter named Horner, by whom, it is munition. Sunday afternoon we s chairmau overruled them. There was ed 30,000. “While the Liberals have met with said, he was sold to General Washing to bayonet 74 prisoners. They U Georgs W. Shaver, a pioneer »team one of the best known residents of St. a torchlight procession Monday night Louis, is dead al that uity, aged 77. boat man, of Portland, Or, 1» dead. styled “The People’s Protest.” A very much success, it is my belief that the ton. In 1812 he was made a free man, killed one of our patrolmen An raw A BAD TRAIN WRECK. Major Henry J. Hears?, editor of long and orderly crowd, headed by a government will he eventually success and then came North and was employ battalion pursued them and -apnai Roosevelt concluded his tour in New ful. But the revolution is seriously ed by George Green, a Long Island 74 alive. It was cruel; it was ini» York »tate with a speech iu Biughamp the Dally States and one of the strong Seven l*«*o|>le Killril »nil A* Miniy Were band of music, marched through the disturbing business. General Prospero farmer, with whom he remained for 4b sen ba hie.’’ est newspaper writers iu the South, i» town. 1 iijn r<i. ton. l’inzou is in command of the govern years. Green’s faculties remained un dead at New Orleans. He was Gi Tough Gang Broken Up. All but one colliery in the Hazleton years of age. Anaconda, Mont.. Noy. 1.—A spe- ment forces, and the revolutionists are Escaped From Alcatrax. Chicago, Nov. 2.—A depository for commanded by General Rafael Uribe. impaired until 15 veais ago, when his mining region have granted the miner) rial to tiie Standard from Livlugston, San Francisco, Nov. 5.—Tbre« 7» eight and hearing began to fail, and he The transport Hancock bus arrived Mont., says: stolen gooda in unusual quantites has The sceue of the trouble is the depart demands. entered the )>oorhouse, where he had oners have escaped from the at Manila with three companies of th« been unearthed iu Chicago by the Seven dead, most of them mangled I’"' ment of Cauca. Four Illi ml red native Christians wer« lived ever since. He used both whisky States military prison on Alcttni » Fourth and four companies <jf the out ot all resemblance to humanity; lice. Ten thieves, men and women, niabsacri'd Mt Mukden before the Rus “In the recent election, San Clem and tobacco, but is said never to land. Among the escape.! pn.eM Twenty-fifth infaiitrv an,I three officers »even injured, one perhaps fatally» w were arrested, and two wagon loads of enti and Senor Marroqnin were elected sian occupation. was Frank Kinne, who w»i sods I aud 100 men of the marine corps. the record of a wreck ou the Northern stolen propartv, valued at thousands of president and vice-president respect have shown any bad effects from either. sentence of 15 yeais for deserti n at Near Fre.lerickstad, the Itoers undei The Uuiteil State« transport Mead I’acitlc railway at aliout 11 o’clock dollars, was recovered. Vina McNur- ively. San Clementi, on account of ’He was married several times and is treason. Kinne was brought ntn • said to have been the father of 37 chil Dewet. were ».altered iu «11 diieotioui arrived at Sau Francisco, 28 days from last night, nt Dehart Siding, 27 miles nev, an alleged shoplifter, is said to the state of his health, could u««t live few months ago in irons from Jluik by a British force. have maintained the resort. It is be in Bogota, and weut to Villeta. In his dren, most of whom are dead. Manila. The Mead brought 334 sick from Livingston. He had deserted his command tai » A Republican parade lasting sii soldiers, 5 insaue aud 18 dead. Eight Soclnli.«. arre»te«l. The train was the Northern l’aciflo lieved that the gang has associates in absence, Marroquin started a rebellion cepted a commission from the w» hours was the culmination of the cam piivates died oti the voyage. passenger No. 4 eastbound. It was many other large cities, and the build and assumed the presidency, securing New York, Nov. 5.—Six speakers army. He was caught leafin g ‘ rh‘!8 ing raided was the headquarters for paigu iu Chicago. the recognition of all the foreign of the Socialist Labor party, who in of rebels. In the number captured > Smallpox has bioken out on a num- nearly three hours lute, and was mak The evacuation of Cuba will not I m la-r of Indian reservations in the West ing up lost time when it passed the thieves who are working systematically powers except the pupal see. Both San sisted on talking to an enormous crowd the American troops at the time Kas ordered till the character of the new and it is feared that w hen the cold »w itch at Dehart Siding. The engiue iu all parts of the United Mates. Clementi and Marroquin, however, are at Seventh street and Avenue C to was taken were sevetal American0 Tilling N» gro I 3 nchrd. 1 ,,,J government is tested. drawing their salaries of 36,000 pesos night, were arrested by the police, wh< oners. Kinne claimed to bekim*«.!) weather «eta in the epidemic will be- aul two conches passed over the switch in safety, but in some unac Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 2. — At per annum. This is payable in elicer, claimed they had no permit to speak prisoner of the Filipinos, bat » com« mor«« widespi«ad aud more malig Edward Dewey, brother of Admiral countable way the rod connecting the Duke. 16 miles north of Anuistcn, an but the currency of Colombia is so up A good deal of clubbing was done b Dewey, died at his home iu Montpe nant. Americans who were with IheptT rails at the swi'ch snapped, and these 18-yearold uegro toy named Abernathy set that it is ditiicult to place a lier, Vt., aged 71 years. One mau was killed ami six other» value the policemen, who numbered over 30. declared this to be a falsehood, «rib three coaches jumped the rails, rode attempted a criminal assault on the upon it. The Socialists weut back to ther head nouuced the man as a traitor ffil An Everett, Wash., saw mill has re- injured, one perhaps fatally, in a col tlm ties a abort way and then toppled 14-year-old adopted daughter of W. “There is a demand there for Benito quarters, overlooking the corner, after rebel. He was tried by court-'"irM reived and order foi 3,000,000 feet ol lisiou on the Chicago A Alton railroad over ou the side aud were dragged 200 Thompson, a section foreman on N. the Seamala, who is here in New York, being bailed and talked again. The and sentenced to serve 15 yeaned-' uear Mitchell, III. The passengers re lumtier from South America. i fe« t liefore the train was stopped. Louisville A Nashville road. The ue He was formerly United states vice- corwd hooted the ploice, and the offi catraz. The others who escaped «0 ceived a shaking up, but Uone was ser | l ire force with which the ears fell gro was captured three hours later, consul at Bogota. The Marroqnin gov ce! s. enraged, charged the crowd. A man who had been at rested ai iouslv hurt. Kinne are C. F. Huntington, »*■ i on their sides threw several of the pa»- identified and lynched. Spangle, Wash., for being drunk and ernment charges him with couspiracy They used their clubs on a good many sentence of 10 years, and J. M L® In his annual report to the governor heads and arms and drove them back disorderly, committed suicide by hang of Georgia. Adjutant-General Byrd seugers through the windows, «nd aud he is practically an exile.’’ Murdered and Thrown on Track*. crushed and ground them to jelly be- from the street, clearing it. Then serving five years. ing himself in jail. recommends that the negro troops ol I tween the heavy coaches and the track. Noblesville, Ind., Nov. 2. — An un Th. Alvord <’»««. they took the men to the station-house. I 9ear««t Her to l>««tk- New Y’ork, Nov. 3.—The c:i«e of Cor- They were in cells only a short time The 150-ton schooner Fischer Bro»., the state lie disbanded and mustered The two nuknwii women were lifted, known man was found dead near this Rochester, New Yerk, Nov. 5 - | city on the Lake Erie A Western rail of Seattle, is reported to have l><>et> out of service, becan««» he believes they Belins L. Alvord, the defaulting note >v quivering, rliapeler-s masses of bleed- when they were bailed out. anthorities of Allegheny ro'1D^ * wrecked on the beach of Behring »«■ cannot be of any service to toe state tug flesh aud broken bones. All l ut road tracks. The body was naked aud teller of the First National b«uk. who from a military atandpolut. Confuted to Arson. looking for the per-cns who !r,’n° in a storm near Port Clarence. one of the dead were iustautly killed. the throat was cut, the head crushed, is charged wiith embezzling $690,000 Dallas. Texas, Nov. 5.— Hiram P. tured a skeleton out of amrasl * lives were lost. The goverument of Russia for the Assistance was summoned as soon as one foot amputated aud his arm worth of the bank's fuuds, was not broken. It ia believe«! he was mur ti a listened to the United States court Erwin was today convicted of arson. which frightened Marr OHS'1 _ W, S. Robson, one nt the most ei second time within two months bar possible from Liviugstou, but the phv- dered an«i his body thrown on the imposed a special tax for the benefit ol today, as had l>eeu expected. Al The jury returned a verdict of five Karrdale, to death Wedne»*!*? s' , i go upon their ar tensive cotton planters of Texas, lt hi th» Red Crota Society. 'I he first wa» rival. A coroner's jury at Big Timber tracks. vord’s counsel objected to the transfer, years in the penitentiary. Erwin con- Mary Oldfield, accompanied gathered statistics from the Bra so« aud a tax of from 5 to 10 rubles upon li absolved the ruilroad from all blame. and the case was postpone 1 until to fe-»e«l to having burned propertv on fiends, was returning from* ■1 Colorado valleys aud ileclaies that th« Grain F.lcvator Burned. morrow. censes to travel abroad, according to which there was $15,000 insurance, ween party, where they had i-',: ball weavil has destroyed $6,000,000 Henderson, Kv., Nov. 2.—The grain the length of the time fur which the and claimed the _ owners had ------- hired 1 him gruesome stories until their 11 --------------- Kr«l,t«d Arr««t «txt Was Shot. worth of this year's crop. Washington, Nov. 3.—General Mae- to do so. elevator and plant of Maron Wilier A on end. When about to enter license was granted, and now railway Seattle, Nov. I.— William Murphy, Company was destroyed today, entail Arthur, at Manila, notified the war de woods a rattling of I 'ies w** A sheriff's posse in pursuit of tlv« tickets are taxed 5 kop<« ks when the Rebuilding of the Spanish fleet will overhead, and lo king “P l'" prison« r» wno escaped from the Doni fare is J rubles or npwards. It is esti a laborer, was brought here tonight ing a loss of $130,000; insurance, $72 - partment today that Major John Davis, United States volunteers, died at Ma 000. be entrusted to French builders. The were overcome with horror * phan, Kan., jail, overtiaik the met mated that the ticket tax will yield ‘rmu Wellington, on the Great North nila this morning of chronic Bright’s Spanish government has given r.n ordei skeleton of gigantic pr p rt:'r* ’<13 near Dnltou. Ark., and a battle ensued $125,000 yearly and that on licenses ern railway, with a bullet wound in Sire of ihr Cotton Crop. disease. Major Davis was a native oi for eight iron lads of 12,000 t >ns bur ing down on them fr* ni ah»"*- in which two member» of the poess $100.000. It is understood that the toe neck. He wa» ahot thia «(teruoon ( New Orleans, Nov. 2. — Final report» were dangerously Wvumled. Three ol caariiM, w ho«e interest iu the li.xl by Deputy Sherff Dau Grafton, while of the Time«-Democrat'« correspondent« Illinois and a veteran of the war of the den. four armored cruisers of 8,000 ton» a cry of terror Mary dropped rel>ellion. At the time of his death he burden each, and 100 torpedo boats. searching party found “ the prisoners were wounded aud recap UroM Society is keen, originated the roeisting arrest for assault aud battery. place the cotton crop for 1800 at 8,8<D.- ’ ,g was chief surgeon of the Third distilU The order is to be execute«! within 1C from the ground to a tree t* p1 He will recover. tured. idea of imposing the taxes. 000 bales. of Southern Luzon. years. was attache«! a skeleton by * P°‘ •wit««*» Gift Io Kal.ee. Depositor Kobhrd in m Bunk. Budilhlat KevKnl In j7,pan. Ftve thousand honey be«», aa they Berlin, Nov. 1. — Shakir l'asha. spe Hamburg. Nov. 3. — The provincial Chicago, Nov. 2.—While William So»» Asylutn «»Hirer«. Tacoma, Nov. 3.—According to Yok Th«« well-known Spanish painter, leaie the hive, weigh about one Chicago. Nov. 5.—Andrew Fo . Joaquin sarolla, has been awarded a pound, but when th» insects return cial euvoy of the Sultan of Turkey, pre- F. Frey, of Ravenswood, a »nburb, court has laid an embargo tit ion bar ohama advices, the Buddhists of Japan .outed to Emperor William today a was making a depo»it of $700 in tbe gold to the value of 2.5)>O,O1X) marks, are making great effort» to celebrate who was released fri'ci !‘n first-claw« medal in the Paris vx|>osi from » their visits to the flowers, tion. am! all those who admire hit freighted with honey, they weigh n«-ar- numt ar of gifts, including a very valu First National bank today, he was which arrived at Coxhaven today on the beginning of the new century by lum yesterday by J ifip* uB sttg able necklace for the enipn ai. robbed of all bis money by two men. the imperial steamer Bundearatk, active missionary work. The recent brought suit against the f works are pleased at his succee». Th« ly twice at much. ;1 This step wa» arrival of some sacred relics from Siam ent and other officers ' one of whom attracted his attention from Delagoa bay. Madrileuoe call Sarolla “the paiutei Arrtlr F»p«<lttl,*n. taken, it is allege!, fur the pnrp se of was made the occasion of an extraor He alleges he wa» illegal '" fi*tt The untruth ot today is calltwl a lie; while the other did the stealing. of th«* suu,” t>«>cause no otie can sur reimbursing insurance ’ Stockoltn. Nov. 1.—The Duke of Ab companies bere dinary demon»tration of devotion t< pass him in those wonderful |»«*en>*a ol the untruth of a huudrvxl years 1» r»<l«r»l Coart Wilt Try Alvord. for gold withheld by the Transvaal ruzzi has chartered the Gothenburg Gra>*t«<l the Iwrres*»- outdoor life painted in full sunshine, called a legend. their faith. The roads over which the New York, Nov. 2.— District Attor The relics were borne were covere«! with brilliant light everywhere, datsliug The average lean would rather lose w baler Capella to proceed to Frans ney Gardiu«*r announced this after government during the war. Hazleton, Fa., Nev. to tbe eyes, with heavy shadows lying $"> oo a horse race than a nickt-l Joaef Land in search of the three miss noon that Alvord would be turned over Hatnhurgische Boersen Hale, how- cloth, which was afterward aol«l in stripping contra* tors. ing Arctic eipl’ration expeditions. ever, denies a rumor that the gold war small pieces at m«ue than 10 times it» their men an increase ef li>0r where the light cannot penetrate. through a hole iu his pocket. to the United Mates authorities. value, realizing over 62.000 ven. They « ap* I>«**lh* Mt ^lagM«Mki. The fimnders of the republic had lit Tn the Chateau de Luyntw, th« haaa Blew Open m <Mfe. proixise to collect 1,000,000 yen and t< — Made a 1' >.,or «.u««^ Washington, No». I. — Suryroon r»«»r- C racked. tiful resilience of the family of the Due tle thought that thia wool«! ever 1« Round Head. O . Nov. 2. — Robbers erect a grand building as a repoaitorv Chicitgo, Nov. 5 -A ’R-“1 The safe in i’Cses since the reign of Henri IV, anything bet an agricultural countrv. ley, iu chaige of the hospital at Naga entered the store of Merta A May early for tjeir treasnrve. After this bis Chronicle from 1 dni-ths. ce at Fremei there ar« some tine carted woodwork, Tvalay oue-thinl of our ex;»orta an> ol saki, today cable«! the following list today, blew open the safe and secured een foue they intern! to turn their at Spearman A Co.’» bank. a‘ of death«: October 35. nephritis, Na manufactured goods. Th« great de was cracke« a >>eautiful painted staircase, and » ’Ui» $100. The exploeiou arouse«! tbe citi- -- jbt t’«** tention to charity and edumttion. than Hoff master. Fourteenth Infantry; Neb., was robbed last nig orniug and : chimney pieces of marble with Gau- posits of cm I and iron ere, to Bay noth sana, and shots were exebang««! with Die« 'i»»’’ burglar», Who who t -f' J? daring burglar». thiere mountings. These have In-et ing of other industrial adavntag«*«, sre l tomber 26, mxclttis, Charlea Crister, the robbers, but without effect, toe safe and made away mt " purchased by Frederick l.it hfleld dur nature's decree that we sbonbl tre«.*oiue Fourteenth infantry. robbers escaping. KW.cta nt « Texas M»r n. -sostai»*'* dred dollars' worth of F< ing his recent visit to Pan«, «nd will a great manufacturing nation. Dalla», Tex., Nor. 3. — Report« Turkey's uiiui»ter at .Madrid ba«quit Tlv» mudrea Burned tn O»««ti. have There were two safe» * ,t* be removed to th« Siuciau gail.riM Twenty-four men have each servisi his pwitiou an<! closed his office be- , Winnip«>g, Man . Nov. 3.—A dis- been received from Northeyn and of which was used t” e* ■onum 1 London. 20 years and upward in Die I'm ted cause bis mlary was not paid. North Central Texas that ----- Tuesday patch from Edmonton aays that th» and the other for the n Printing Hont State» senate. night » storm wrerkeu houses ii Kauff tiable papers. The b”' “Talk piatitili»» and avoid atti house of a mttlsr namsd Hueske, at W xlkopiwkrri*' I‘ ä .. 5 It Is aatiUMtail that 3.800 marriages Egg" lake, was burned down a few r W. man. Ellis, Hill, Collin and Grayson mistake of blowing «' Last year liter«» wer» 3 846 fir»-« in tuile»’’ I» the direction — Wni w hi. 'i a < * hi Kjuler bank D"te h •nd coon tie». Three persons wx.-e kille«! Had they gue-«ed r. cal B« w»p»per gire« t>> the n| of, f»'Ud«m. and 181 lire» were *t Ow •re dally peri nuwi Ihrougtnut tbe lay» ago. fix» little children losing inting b’ u<H* win i world o am,i .-•■«•. y lire »n«! several sertoasly injure«!. Crops would have am tinted t • erater. th»ir llrna in the building. s tiered severely. burglars escaped. UMI'ltll HBOS., Praprtatvr».
