EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD.
MUST REMAIN PRISONERS.
RKUI., Fraprlatara.
Fought with Boers.
New Y*«>rk, July 11.—Americans
OREGON.
who tight in the Boer armies and are
EUGENE
or have bat-n made prisoners by the
British, will have to endure their cap
tivity until th«- clo-' "t the South
African war, say» the Herald's Wash
A Comprthciulvt Review of the Important ington corresponent.
Great Britain has declined to com
Happening! of the Past Week Presented
in a Condensed Form Which Is Most ply with the request of this govern-
Likely to Prove of Interest to Our Many iiK’iit to rebase an American now con
fined on the island of Ceylon, and this
Readers.
refusal will probably prove a bar to
further representations by the stale
Turkey pays the American claim« department in Is-half on Americans
of $95.(XM).
ca|>tur«d as l>el I igerents in Isolith
Itegisteirng for Oklahoma lami* Africa.
lias Is-gun.
The teat css«- was that of a natural-
Ohio Democrats have nominated iz'd American named Morgan, who
claims residence in Virginia
Lord
Jam«-» Killsiurne for governor.
Milner, the British high commission-
The salmon combine will I*- incor ier
in 8011th Africa, disproves of the
porates! in New Jersey with $.i2,,XX),-
ri b use of foreigners who fought with
(MM) capital.
tlx Boers, lb' has announced that a
Eraser river. B. C., fishermen say l»-rson who s< rvi - as a belligerent with
they will fight liefore they will give the IJiH-r for« ’ s I om - s his nationality
in to th«' Japanese.
and must la* treat««! us ail enemy.
The government ha* chartered the ¡This view is concurred in by the legal
steamship Palatini* to load at Port .officers of the state department. The
department issatisthsl from investiga
and for the Philippines.
made l>y American consuls and
Sixteen person» are dead and 30 tions
the British authorities that all rejiorts
injured a* a 1 result
—........ of a collision on that the British are ill teating their
the Chicago & Alton near Kansas
prisoners are without foundation.
( it)
The only iianlsliip tliat Americans
Treasurer Hollander, of Porto Rico, captured in South Africa will hav«- to
has resigned.
undergo will lie that of confinement
There is an increased demand for until hostilities cea.M’.
Oregon cherries.
THE MACHINISTS STRIKE.
Cuban* are ready for the adoption
of a const itution.
Proidtnl Jamss O'Connell Off<rs Terms of
Chinese court still allow* great
Settlement
honor for dead Boxer*.
New
Y'ork.
July
11. — Members of
Prince Christian, of Denmark, 1»
I the National Trad« * Association, in
coming to th«’ United State*.
I this city, announce that they have
A crazy man in Denver killed a received the following proposition
woman and fatally stublad a little girl. from James O'Connell, picsident of
A Chinainna was lyn< bed in a Cali the international Awiws iation of Ma-
fornia luiiilier camp-for assaulting a i-hin istn, for a sett lenient of the strike ■
“Th«’ question of wages to 1*’ arbi-
woman.
There is a shortage of $255,267 in trated by all districts: all machinists
the fund* of the endowment rank, on strike to lie reinstated without pre
judice to their former positions, pend
K. of P.
ing settlement by arbitration; the
American astronomers secured the hours of labor -hall Is- 54 hours |>er
Ix-st photograph* of the ecli|»e in 1 week, which is not submitted to arbi
May last at Sumatra.
trations, the award of tin* nribtration
Conference* are Is’ing held by the Isiard to dale back to the time the
officers of the steel work« rs'union and men return to work ; articles of agree
the employer* to settle the big strike. ment shall lie signetl by Isith sides,
A former Riis*ian nobleman died 1 agreeing to the aliove basis of arbitra
recently at Bloomingdale a*ylum, tion ; the above basis for a settlement
New York, a pauper and a paralytic. of the present strike shall not apply
to firms niemlier» of the National
A pleasure lc.unch containing nine t Metal Trades Association and others
persona was swamped near Santa ! w hich have made setlements. "
Barbara, Cal., and all on board lost,
It is believed that an agreement
Friderick White, son of United I will be reached in a few days.
State* iimbas»a«lor to Germany, com-
PLAGUE AT AMOY.
inittcd suicide on account of ill
—
health.
Appeared Earlitr than Usual, and is Spreading
Two lady tourists in the Yellow
with Rapidity.
stone Naitona) Park fell into the ladl
ing mud "paint («its" ami are badly
Washington,
July 11 —Consul
th'iierul Johnson, at Amoy, China,
scalded.
A passenger train ran into n fri-ight 1 reports th«' iijqieuriince of the plague
on the Lake Shore road and killed the at that pla< e two w< «-ks earlier than
His statement is
postal clerk and engineer and injured usual this year.
dated May 14 He says he has re
many pusM-ngers.
fused to |H-rmit Chinese setverage pas-
The condition of the national banks .«•tiger* to depart for Manila and the
is declared to Is- exceptionally go.al. l inted States.
The spri’iid of the
Their resources are said to la’ gri’ater plague during the pust the 10 days Ims
than ever before.
1.« 11 rapid and the fatalities most ap
Japum-se fishermen on the Fraser palling "It is my opinion, ” he says,
ver have th«' la-st OÍ the atruggle be- "baaed on the most reliable data from
cell themselves and the striking various sources, that during the week
lion fishermen.
just closed there were as many as
It it re|sirted in England that the KM) deaths per «lay in Amoy and
The same condition of
>er force* ar«’ in a v« iy bad plight, suburbs
id would lay down their arm* if the affairs exists in surrounding cities
en were allowed to know the real within 3(1 miles of Amoy."
The representative of the marine
lit h of t he situat ion.
hospital service at Hong Kong also
A battery of art ilery passing through riqairts the earlier ap|H*ara:ice of
■rtland on their way home from the disease in that city,
a more
>e Chinese campaign is said to have rapid spread than usual. und He
no- $50,(MH» worth of »otivcnira from that several Europeans have been says
at-
the holy city, although they had tacked.
strict orders not to bait.
A West Indian Storm.
The plague is spreading with great
Port au Prince, Hayti, ■Inly 11 —
rapidity at Amoy.
Sixti-i’ii Gernian soldiers were Owing to the noil-arrival of the regu
lar French mail steamer liere today
drowmsl in the Rhine.
from Jacinel, Les Caves and
__ ____
Santo
Friars were molds'd in Pangnsinan ! Domingo, exact details of the havoc
provine«'. Philippine islands.
wrought by the storm, which for four
Cattlemen have |>rot«*t<-<l against ¡days past has swept Hayti and Santo
Domingo, are still lacking.
Fears
the o|M>ning of Oklahoma lands
Municipalities will I*' organize«! in are entertained for the safety of the
Laguna pros nice, Philippine islands. French steamer. Telegraphic com
munication through the country has
The Abyssinian» pursuing Mud not yet Is-en establish«*«!, and travel
Mullah are on the verge of starvation. I over the roadways is still impossible.
A landslide at Lung Keng, China, The entire loe* of the banana and
caused the loss of 3(ki live* and much corn crop is rep«>rte«l from the south
valual.lv priqs-rty.
ern part of Hayti. The destruction
A cloudburst m Han Andrea* can at Bylerre included t he loss of a w barf.
yon. mar Albuquenpie, N M , did
Cuban Pastal Revenue lacreasing.
«’onsiderable damage.
ashingtoii. July 10. — A statement
Th«' *<x’retary of t lie treasury has of the |M>*tal revenue in the island of
l.s’ii authorized to refund duties paid Cuba for the nine months ended
on goosls from Porto Rico.
March 31. 1901. a* compared with the
A switch engine at Columbus, O., some |ierio«l of 1!MX>, shows that the
crashed into a passenger train ami total |s>*tai revenue» for the 1901
|M-ru*l amounte«! to $382.271. and
alamt 20 passa-ngiT* were hurt.
for th«’ »am«’ ]N-rii*l of P.MMt to $163,-
Militia may be called out to quell 515.
trouble iu'twes’n union and Ja|K«ne*e
Reads for Waterville Wheat Belt
fishermen on Fraser river, B C.
S|mkane, July 11. — It ia »tated here
Governor Whitmarsh, of Bengiiet that Seattle persona are planning a
province, Philippine island*, is ac- new system of railroads to tap the
cuscd of violating his instructions.
famous wheat belt around Waterville,
The war department has finished 1 in Douglas county. It 1* not yet cer
th« new Philippine tariff and the tain whether th«’ projw'sed linos will
M-h.xiules will lie maibsl to Governor e nmet with the Great Northern or
N rtliern P.u-itie.
Taft at once.
EVENTS OF THE hAV
The Minnesota state l>uilding at the
I'an-A merican grounds haa la-eii dedi-
catixi ’
Annie Dobbie, a young singer of
gn it piomisr in New York, i» l<ing
traineil at the expense of Andrew
Carnegie
Clin ago. Milwaukee «4 St I’aul
railroa officials approve the pension
and sick benefit system for their em
ploy«* to become effective in 8ets-
t<’ inlier.
Werner. Bu t A Co , of London, are
*ai«l to have laiught the I’ortlansi mine
at Ctippls* Cn-ek, s’ol , for $21
OtMl
I’resbvts i ian* are planning to form
a cs’litral organization of their imlr
vk I iis I church a»»«» istiotia, to 1«
known a* th«- X oung Mena’ Pl «'•by-
terian I'mon
Dr. Dvaon. chief of the b .1 reati o(
animal industry at Chicago, «ava he
haa hopes that the ill••«»«■ of as'ab
am«’ng ah«-ep may I*’ wholly erasti-
cat«d in ths- United States during th«
next two <>r three year*.
CH IXAMAXLYNCHED
Living on Camel Meat
Iotidon, July 11.—The Time« pub-
lishes the following. dated June 28.
from Gerloguhy. in the Somali coun
try "The Aby-sinian army cam
IMigning against the Mad Mullah has
failed to find him Provision« have
been exhausted and the troops are
now rating the camels and other
transport animals.
Unless fixxl is
procured in • few days many must
starve to detah. "
Svmpathv ®f th« Chin«»« Court.
1 < ndon. July 11 —A dispatch from
Pekin say* Posthumous honor* have
lieen Ivstowol u|H»n a large nuniler of
citizen* «nd soldiers who were killed
hi the attack* up n foreigners, their
steed* living commended by the court.
Honor* are likewise lieatowvd upon
their famil i< * In thia ami either way«
the court »till «hews it« belief that
the war agair>t foreigner« Was legiti
mate. notwithstanding the foreign
condemnation of th« outrage* >US
methods emp Io) *d.
Siataas Jap«»«*«
BATTLE,
•f
Fids
Boats.
HANGED TO a TREE IN A CALI
Vancouver. B. C., July 13.—The
.TEMS OF INTERE8T FROM ALL
FORNIA LUMBER CAMP.
developments in the Fraser river
I Washington, July 12-—Tbt state
PARTS OF OREGON.
department haa received the amount
strike situation during the past 24
'ofthe American indemnity for the
hours show the union fishermen have
claims against Turkey
$95.i»»*. He Attacked the Foreman's Wife and Daughter the upper hand, having accomplished
through
the
American
It
gat
ioh
at
Commercial and Financial Happenings of Im.
Wilk a Butcher Knife. Badly Cutting the a coup d'etat which is without a par
'Constantinople. The money was
portance A Brief Review of the Growth
Former, and Was Promptly Strung Up by allel in the history of the many labor
paid by the Turkish government to
As
and Improvements of the Many Industries Mr. Leishman, our minister at Con
the Lumbermen-Believed t« Nave Gone disturabnee* in British Columbia.
a result of a battle of small boats out
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth stantinople, and was by him plac’d
in the gulf a battle in which shots
Suddenly Crazy.
in tba Ottoman It penal Bank ano
— Latest Market Report
wi re exchanged but in which no com
drafts remittol for the amount.
was killed, 16 Japanese were
These drafts have just reached Wash
Bakersfield, Cal., July 10.—Young batant
Mount Angel college is developing ington. As is always the case, the Fuok. a Chinese cook employe at a taken prisoners by the strikers. The
Japanese boats were overturned, the
claims in the aggregate considerably
* model dairy.
Larding house at Mount Brecken rifles and fishing gear of the Orientals
exce«xl
the
amount
of
the
indemnity
A 15 yioiind nugget was picked up
ridge lumber mill, 35 miles east of thrown into the water, and the Japan
last w«-ek in Spanish gulch, Malheur actually paid, but our government
haa expres»«>d itself satisfied with the Bakersfield in the mountains, was ese themselves taken to one of the
county.
small islands away out in the gulf.
payment. It assumes full responsi
Th«- Climax mine in Grant county bility for the distribution, the Turk lynched yesterday afternoon by the Exactly where this island is located
1« showing a large lady of ore running ish government paying down a lumji lumbermen. Shortly before the noon is a secret of the white fishermen, for
♦ 11 t<> $28 to the ton.
sum of $95,000 and leaving it to the hour the Chinaman attacked Mrs. they chose it several weeks ago for oc
<’. .1. Plumartli, of Ashland, sold state department to distribute it Kennv. wife of the foreman of the casions such a* this. They say they
$160 worth of strawlwrries this season 1 among the claimants at its discretion mill, with a butcher knife, inflicting will continue to place non-union Jap
from a patch 100x100.
and after its own fashion. It is stated a serious wound on her face. He also anese there for the remainder of ths
struck Mrs. Kenney’s little daughter,
1
W. N. White, an English apple that as so«m as the department offi but the wound is slight. Thescreams season, or until the place is discov
dealer has been looking over the cials can pre|iare tb«-ir list they will of the woman brought the lumbermen ered by the authorities. All that is
1 communicate directly with the claim-
known is that the island is between
Southern Oregon orchards.
to the scene. Mr. Kenney was the here and Nanaimo, 50 miles away,
Twelve thousand crates of strawber- 1 ants.
first
to
r«
’
iich
the
house.
He
was
at
These claims are principally based
that it is hard to find. The Jap
rie* were ship|»-d from Milton this on losses suffered by the American tacked by the Chinaman and sus and
anese
be given food every- few
M-ason mostly to the mining districts. missionary and «xiucational institu tained a severs’ cut on the ’«rist. days will
and maintained comfortably,
Tie-
luinla
’
nnen
knocked
the
China
Th«- g« vernment rage* intheGreen- tions in Turkey, notably those at
although closely guarded until a set
horn mountains are reported badly Harpoot and Marasch, but there are man down, place«! a nqs- around his tlement is reached or until their
11
ov rstix-ked with outside sheep from a numlier of individual claims. Die neek and hanged him to a tree,
island prison is locateti by the author
Morrow and adjoining counties.
state department oflicials feel the is believed that the Chinaman was ities.
Two provincial constables were out
Many farmers hi Nebraska, Kansas, greatest satisfaction at the settlement insane.
in Japanese boats today and effected
etc . ar«- writing for location« in the of these claims Secretary Hay hail
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
Willamette valley and Eastern Ore I lze«’n told by dfiilomats skilled in the
the arrest of six white fishermen.
The Japanese held a big meeting at
gon The) want to get sway from the way of OrienlliXY diplomacy and ex
perienced in Tnc* paliitcal conditions Directors Appropriate $5.000.000 for Build Steveston and raised by voluntary
lings, grasshopper« and hot winds.
of Southern Europe that he would
subscriptions $4,000 for a Japanese
ings- Other Important Meetings.
Tin- $1.000 appropriated by the never lie able tocollect them. Among
which they think may lie
la-t state legislature for the improve other
St. Ixiuis. July 11—The commis hospital,
difficulties the state department
ment of the mineral springs at Soda- had to contend with was the jealousy sion of architecture, under whose sup needed, anil then discussed the salmon
catching situation.
Some were in
villa- is now heing expended in num- of the great European powers, most
ervision the buildings of the Louisiana favor of joining the union men in the
corn* much needed improvement«.
of whom had claims against Turkey Purchase exposition will be erected, [ strike esjx’cially as the run of salmon
The First Southern Oregon District vast ly larger in amount than ours,
been small this season upto date.
Ygricultural Society will hold a fair and whose total was beyond the abil met here tisiav at the Planters’ hotel had
Th«' meeting broke un without definite
for
th«>
first
time.
Two
other
import
at Ashland, September 13-22 There ity of the Turkish government to
will be no racing, but prizes will be meet. For more than a decade the ant World’s Fair meetings were held action.
given lor baseball and band contests. American claims have lieen [lending, today. One was that of the executive . This evening a big run of salmon
is r«’j>orted as coming in from the
Game is said to lie disapearing rap j Minister Terrell initiated them; Dr. committee, of which President Fran- 5 south. Th«’ canners think the union
cis
says:
“
The
commission
will
en
idly in Malheur county, on account of ! Angell went over to collect them,
men will not stand firm, in view of
increased number» of stock which expecting to be so engaged only-a deavor to prepare a definite report, to the temptation to participate in their
tie
submitted
to
the
directors,
on
the
j
short
time,
but
he
returned
unsuc
take all the grazing. The mountain
eatching. There is renewed talk this
sluep lias liven extinct there since cessful after several years in Constan scope of the fair. This matter is not 1 evening of turning out the militia.
to
be
confused
with
the
plan
of
the
1
tinople. Tlu n Minister Strauss took
IBM.
Such a severe storm raged at thè
exposition. The plan has nothing to
Brome grass is being extensively them up, and when he resigned he d” with the arrangement of buildings, mouth of the Fraser river last night
passed
them
along
to
young
Mr.
us«'d on the Eastern Oregon range* to
The scop«' determines what that the union patrol boats, which
Griscoin. The latter only recently etc.
replace the rapidly disappearing committed
kind
of
exhibits will lie made. It were to have attacked the Japanese
his heavy charge to Mr.
bunch grass. It seems to flourish on
will be arranged to have exhibits from fishermen, were afraid to leave Stev-
Leishman,
and,
while
to
the
latter
lie-
hard dry soils with a minimum of
I longs the credit of actually collecting all over the world, of course, but the enston. The Japanese kept coming
moisture.
I the money, it is said at the state de word scope includes the character of during the night without fish. Five
Japanese are rejiorted to hav«' lieen
Through the efforts of Mr. Edwin partment that every one of the officers those exhibits. ”
Stone, manager of the C. <k E. rail 1 named has contributed valuable ser-
Following this meeting was one of drowned.
road com pan vy, 10,000 young eastern ! vices toward the final settlement.
th«’ board of directors. The sum of
OFF FOR BERLIN.
brook trout will !*■ shipped to Albany
$5,000.000 was appropriated for the
within a few days, to l>e planted in
CONDUCTOR WAS CARELESS.
purpose of constructing world’s fair
th«- tributaries of the Santiam.
buildings. This action put the com Prince Chaun Goes to Germany to Apologize
for Murder of Baron von Ketteler.
Salmon ar«« *carce this year in the Terrible Head-on Collision on the Chicago I pany in a position to have official an
nouncement made by the government
Alton in Missouri.
river* of Wai ow « county.
Pekin,
July 15. — The departure
to th«’ nations of the world that the
Kansas City, July 12.—The Chi fair would lie held in St. Louis in I from Pekin of Prince Chuan, younger
Indications are good for a record
brother of Emperor Kwang Hsu, who
brink mg prune crop in Benton cago A Alton’s vestibuled limited 1903.
passenger train, bound from Chicago
has been selected formally to apolo
county.
gize at Berlin for the murder of
A sheep herder of Clark's creek to Kansas City, collided with a fast
WILL IGNORE THE PROPOSAL.
Baron Von Ketteler. was a spectacu
killed an eight foot cougar with a 22 livestock tram between Marshall and
Norton, Mo., shortly after 7 30 o'clock
larevent. A train took Prince Chuan
calilier rifle.
this morning. Sixteen person* were Metal Trades Association Refuses to Accept and his suite from here to Taku, from
The Roaring Gimlet placer mine, killed and 30 are in Kansas City hos
which jiort he will proceed by steamer
O'Connell's Terms.
near Gold Hill, frequently takes out pitals. The trains collided head-on.
to Shagbai. He will sail from Shang
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
July
11.
—
No
at
$50 to the pan.
The engines were pushed to either side
hai July 20 for Genoa, and will pro
Many good prospects are living do of the track, the baggage and chair tention will lie paid to the proposition ceed directly from there to Berlin by
for
a
settlement
of
the
machinists'
veloped in the Calapooia side of tile ears were piled on top of the engines,
rail. Prince Chuan came to the sta
Blue river district.
the dining car was tipped over and strike made by President O’Connell, tion in Pekin on horseback. He was
Ten car loads of horses were recent ths* forward cars of the train tele of the machinists to the National gorgeously attired in royal yellow, and
ly shippt-d from Elgin, Union county, scoped.
Metal Trades Association. This was followed by a long procession coni-
to the Kansas City market.
Immeiliately after th«« collision the statement of Edwin Reynolds,pres ’.o<ed of members of his staff’, their
Some fine asphalt croppings have some of th«« cars caught fire and the ident of the Association, tonight. .’•rvants and the luggage on cars.
been found on Lost Creek in Crook wreck was a blazing muss. The steam During the day President Reynolds Here he was met by the present Ger
county. Hopes of oil are also enter* ami scalding water escaped from the received a communication from Sec man minister to China, Dr. Muinm
engines, burning many of the passen retary Devins, of the Association, in Von Schwarzenstein. a German mili
tn ined.
ger» frightfully and enveloping the which he detailed Mr. O'Connell's tary band and gaurd of honor and two
Portland Markets.
awful scene in a cloud that made the proposition for a settlement of the of his brothers.
Wheat—Walla Walla, export value, rescue work difficult.
Freight car* strike.
Mr. Devins informed Mr.
A committee of the ministers of
57c per bushel; bluestem, 58 ^c; were [tiled on top of th«’ engines and Reynolds that the administrative th«- powers in Shanghai have agreed
valley, nomiual.
several of them were burned, The coancil of the trades association in on a scheme for improving naviga
Flour—best grades, $2.9« («43.40 per mad bellowing of the cattle was min New York is unanimously opposed to tion in such a way as to allow Pacific
barrel ; graham, $2.60.
gled with the shrieks of men and considering the proposition of Mr. liners having a draught of 28 feet to
Oat s—W h i te, $ 1 321, «41 35, gray. women. Many of the passengers were O’Con nell.
anchor at Shanghai, instead of 20
♦ 1 3t)(<tl.32La |ier cental.
imprisoned in the cars while scalding
"If the men come back to work," miles below. This improvement will
Barley—Fee«!, $17(417..50; brewing, steam poured in on them. They said Mr. Reynolds, "they will return cost £750,000. It is probable that an
$ 17,417.50 per ton.
prayed alopd and pleaded with the under the condtition of our declara
Millatuff*—Bran, $17 |>er ton; mid rescuers to lend a helping hand. tion of principles. The proposition improvement of the navigation of the
dlings. $21.50; shorts, $20, chop, $lti. They were taken out as rapidly as of Mr. O'Connell is almost the same Pei Ho as far up 11s Tien Tsin will lie
Hay—Timothy, $12.50(414; clover, possible, but then* were not enough as that which we offered at first, the incorporated us a condition of the
$7(rf9 .50, Oregon wild hay, $6(47 per helpers to prevent the awful burnings nine-hour day and the arbitration of terms of jwace.
M. W. Rockhill expects to sail from
ton.
which many were subjected to.
the wage question locally. By strik Yokohama August 20, accompanied
Butter—Fancy creamery, 15(417 '■tc;
The wreck occurred about two miles ing the men have lost the nine-hour hv Hubbard T. Smith, United States
dairy. 13(414c; store, 10(412c per west of Norton.
Near the tracks day and the proposition of Mr. O'Con consul at Canton, and F. D. Cheshire,
pound.
then’ stands a small clump of trees. nell has made no change whatever in who is retiring from his connection
Egg»—17(417 4c |>er dozen.
Under the shade of these trees the the situation.’’
with the I nited States legation,
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 12(4 dead bodies and the injured passen
chiefly as interpreter, after a quarter
12 \c , Young America, 13(413 4c per gers were placed, but the shade gave
PASSENGER TRAIN DITCHED.
of a century of service.
pound.
little relief.
The heat from the
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2 75(4 burning train was asides! to by the
General Wood's Condition.
3.50; hens, $3 25(4 4 00, dressed, 9(4 territie heat of the atmosphere, which Two Persons were Killed and Several Injured
Near Cleveland.
10c tier |H>und. springs, $2 00(44 00 was blown across parched meadows
Washington, July 15 —Acting Ad
l«er «hiten ; duck», $3 for old. $2.50 and fields of curling corn into th«’
Cleveland, July 11.—One of the jutant General Ward has received a
(43.00 for young; geese, $4 per face« of those who were in pain and
cable msesage from Major Scott, adju
worst
wrecks on th«> Lake Shore road tant general oi the department of
dozen , turkey«, live, 8(4 10c ; dressed, gaspesi for fresh air.
For a space of
10(irl2ttc per pound.
several square rials the ground was in years occurred at 2 30 o’clock this Cuba, saying that General Wood's
Mutton — I .am I*. 3 4<*. gross; covers’«! w ith pallets made of quilts, morning in the center of Nottingham, condition is steadily improving.
In
dressed, 6(47c per pound; sheep, coats and garments of every descrip- O., 10 miles cast of Cleveland. The
Old Warship Will Be Sold.
$3 25. gross ; dressed, 6(46 4” P*T lb. tion. As many of the bed clothes as southwestern limited on the Big Four,
Ilogs — Gross, heavy, $.5.75(46; could lie secur«’«! from th«’ sleeping from 8t. Louis, Cincinnati and other
Washington. July 15.—The secre
light, $4 7.5(45; dressed, 64<A7 c per cars were used for this purpstse. western cities, and which goes onto tary of the navy today ordered the
pound.
After «pending hours under the trees, the Lake Shore tracks at Cleveland,
old Minnesota to l>e stricken
Veal—Small, 74(48c, large, 64 in the almost unbearable heat, it was was ditched through collision with a famous
from the naval register. A Imard of
(4 7c js'r jaiund.
freight
train.
necessary for the injures! to undergo
condemnation has just appraised her
B.'vf—Gross top steers, $4 00(44.25; a trip to Kansas City-
The shock to the passenger coaches nt ♦15.IXX). and she will be sold at
co»« and heifers, $3 25(4 3 50, dr«w«e«l
was terriffic, and although the occu- public auction in Boston, where she
Battle in Transvaal.
beef. 6 4(47 4c per pound
|>ants were badly shaken up, no pas now lies. The Minnesota is one of
Hops—12(414«- per pound.
Ixmdon, July 12—Severe lighting, sengers were killed. Five of the men the most noted vessels of the old
Wool—Valley, 11(413c; Eastern according to a dispatch to the Daily injured in the collision wen1 brought
Sh«' was built in Washington
Oregon, 8.412c mohair, 2O(42lc per Express from Lourem-o Marque*, has to the Cleveland general hospital earlv navy
in H55. and was the flagship of Ad
pound.
taken place between Machadodorp today. One man, whose name is un- miral Goldsborough in the famous
rotativa — $1 2.5 per sack; new and I.ydenburg. the Roers living de known, lies at th.’ hospital un-
liattle Ltw-.cn the Merrimac and the
potatoea, 1411*!*«” per pound.
conscious.
feated with at least 50 killed.
Union fleet in Hampton Road*.
State Department
New Boeer Movement
The town of Natick, Mass . on July
4th celebrated the two hundred and
Shanghai. July 12 —A new Boxer
fiftieth anniversary of the founding of movement is living started, according
that place.
to Chinese intelligence from Slogan.
Oklahoma fruit growers have begun Pu Chun, the ht lr apparent, with
the annual shipment of peaches to i other
members of Prince Tuan's fam
the northern markets.
The crop is ily, has
gone to join Prince Tuan on
estimated at 750,000,000 bushels.
the borders of Mongolia, and there
The circulation per capita in the are strong indications that Prince
Unit«»! Stat«-» la now the larg«<at in Tuan is preparing to march against
the country's history, amounting to the foreigner* with the tacit approval
$28 13 One year ago it was $26 71. of the dowager empress.
Die emperor of Germany has order-
Rain Storm Relieves An tona
•al a m-hooner yacht to be designed
and built in the Unite«! States.
Phoenix. Arts., July 12—\ storm
Smithfield, Va., claims the oldewt
,n
$>laces «vf ven
church in the country
It 1» 8t heavy dimension« ha« swept ov
I iik«- « em-ted in 1632 and res tonni Central Arisons breaking the hewtesl
in 1894
j spell of unuanal length and intensity.
Among the exhibits at the Buffalo In parte fof the Salt river valley
exposition 1» • ten wheel locomotive ram was of sufficient volume to l«r of
eonstriicted by the Baldwin 1-ocomo
benefit to grain and fruit cro|«s,
tixe Company, ot Philadelphia This «nd in the ni’-untains to
* t he - nort -■ h
- ■ nit with the Y’ander-
■ 'fird
_
MM,
In
hilt boiler, which waa designed by vicinity of ‘ Prescott
and as far east t as
~
M- < rneima Vanderbilt and baa at Jerome and south to Mayer, tele
phone wires arc down.
tracted much attsiitiou.
Th« Outlaws are Cornered.
Great Falls, Mont.. July 11—In a
deep canyon shout 60 miles south of
Malta and five mil.« north ofthe Mis
souri river. Sheriff Griffith has at
last cornend the Great Northern train
robbers. The canyon is a veritable
fortn-s* ami 1« full of eaves where the
robbers can hid«- ami hohl at hav an
army if need be. This new. left the
camp of the posse at an early hour
yesterday morning.
STRIKE ABAXlMixjj
Taken Prisoners on Frsser
— Fight Between
Ninety five Thousand Dollars Recalved ky the
So Immediate Release for the Americans who
CAMrBKLL
Y EWS OF THE STATE
TURKEY PAYS CLAIMS.
UNION WON
Csraagis Library for
Leadville.
Ix'advillc, Colo., July 15.—At a
meeting of the City library associa-
lion a letter was read from the private
secretary of Andrew Carnegie, dated
iro
! —
’
stating
. n . <kil... Ca«t|e ’ Scotland,
oiaiu
that h« would donate $100.t)t)() for *
publi«’ library for this city, providing
that the city would furnish $2 (NX) a
year to maintain it Th«’ offer of Mr.
t arneigv w*» in response to an appeal
for aid from the association.
CINCINNATI
MACHINISTS Wl
RETURN TO WORK.
Strike Benefit Fund Bnlm, Cxhlu>M
No Further Assistance Could &, n ***
for From National tteadquart«*» _ c
Officer« Will Make No Statta^J^
Francisco Union Ready to Settle.
Cincinnati July 15 -The mMh-
tats strike, Which was organU.1 w
SO.and which involvci fr.1In 5
7,000 employes in this citv h.
ticaIly been declared oft ’ \
mass meeting of strikers was'heiT?"
day, at which a formal r.-pvrt
made that it had been found to b* (T
possible to secure assistance ln
from the headquarters in
ton, as the strike benefit fund j. *'
hausted, and the striker* were sdvhu
to return to work. Already about
have applied for reinstatement
many more will do so in the neit tw
days. No official statement ha* j-“
made by the leaders of the itrik '*
and they all refuse to !»• quoted
ing that they do not care to do
thing that might affect the injuJ’
turn proceedings against then' w
for hearing July 16. It ¡8
th
the decision to return to work
not
unanimous, and that some men >ili
still hold out.
11
Situation at San Francisco.
San Francisco, July 15 —The lron
Trades council has received favorable
reports from the nine affiliated unions
on th«' question of giving the council
authority to effect a settlement ofthe
machinists’ »trike in the city inde-
pendent of what is done in the’ East
The council has therefore apjiointed»
committe of five, with full powerto
act, to meet the employer» should
they agree to confer.
The strike of
metal jxd is hers has been declared oj
MORE FIGHTING IN COREA.
Trouble Between
Catholic
Missionaries uf
Pupils.
Berlin July 13.—The Cologne G»-
zette published a dispatch from Seoul
Corea saying that bloody conflicts
extending over a period of lOdan
have occurred on the Island oi Ouel-
pm t Is'tween Roman Catholic mis
sionaries and their pupils and the
pupils are reported to have Iween killed
during the encounters. Tin-gover
nor of Quel part, according tothrdu-
patch, says the trouble wa- the fault
of the pupils, and arose from their
support of the tax collectors in levy
ing illegal taxes upon the natives.
Upon hearing that two French mis
sionaries had lieen killed upon ths
island a French warship proceeded
to Quelpart. Ujxin finding the mis
sionaries alive, the warship returned.
The Coreau government has com
missioned Huan Junan and an
American court official to investigate
the matter, and is sending a company
of Corean infantry with them to
Quelpart. Quelpart is in the Yellow
sea, t»0 miles south of Corea, to
which country it is subordinate. It
is a jienal colony.
CORN CROP PARCHED
Kansas and Missouri Farmers
Have Already
Lost $50,000.000.
Chicago, July 15.—Todays’ advices
to the board of trade and grain com-
misison firms are that the heat and
drought in the Southwest are un
broken. It is said that the damage
outside of Kansas and Missouri is
comparatively slight, but that unless
there is relief within the next 10days
the corn crop situation will approach
a calamity.
A message from Topeka, Kansas,
says the prospects are for a crop ol
but 50,000,000 bushels of com,
although last year’s crop was 163-
000.000. and that of the previous year
237.000,000 bushels. The loss of hay
and potatoes is also great, second only
to the loss of corn.
It is estimat’d
that the farmers of Kansas and Mis
souri have already lost $50,000.60017
the torridity and drought.
Oil Found in Oklahoma.
Guthrie, O. T., July 15.-The peo
ple of Granite, O. T., arc wild »tth
excitement over the discovery of O'
near that town. The oil was found
at a depth of 107 feet, and spouted to
the surfacre in great quantities. Th»
company that sunk the well will g,!
deeper in the hoja-s of developing *
gusher.
Pos»« of Sixty-Fiv«.
Chinook. Mont.. July 15 —!*h»n®
Benner, of Great Falls, and hi»!’"«*
of 11 men left here this afternoon
for the Bear Paw Pool ranch. 16 nuj*
away, where horses w ill I* furnish«®.
The Great Falls posse will I* j1'11-
by the possees from other countHA
making in all 65 men. The P*rt’
will l>e equipped with good hont«
and a plentiful supply of provision-
Sheriff Griffith apparently i’ ahs< •J1«'
ly confident that he has the b
Northern robbers suroundtsl on lw
pie s creek, 75 miles distant
Central
American
Storm.
San Francisco, July I-’-—P1»
citic Mail compan) - st« it
x
f
from Panama and "
severe storms on the Central Anic
can coast.
At l-oth Chanip’f1*
Ocos she was caught in a
and had to put to sea on ’ »('h 1 ,
sion. Her anchor and 30 !-<t! "W
chain were lost.
A nutnl»r
larges and lighters »***
,ta
ashore and other damage don»*t
places, but no lives were lost
Fiji and Hawaiian Claims.
.v'w. ' ’rk Ju,y " — According to
a Washington s^ial to the Herald
the consent to the arbitration of Brit-
i«h claim, against th.- Units’ll States
• ill not be given by this government
um.ws Great Britain agree, to the ar-
f •'
#
¡«.„ding
aca.nst het. This i, the decU« 3
Boxers Dcftat
Chmtse
Regular*.
New York. July 15. _ A dispatch
from Pekin says The imperial troops
under General Lu Pen Yuen have
been defeated by the Allied Villager»’
•omety at Atehichou. 40 mile, south-
ewrt of pao Ting Fa. The magistrate
ofthe diatnet ha. srnved ¡n FÀin
♦
1?!
L1.
Ch'.ng'm
1 .?** .
Li
Chang to
Br>'««nthat certain claim, d'spatch
1 000 reinforcements under
?' ' -M ds, n..f British ' lonel Chiang, from Lei-».
| “'
.«.■um-l- “«,!
w’Æ’,Tr
subjects from Hanan<1
,h,
J’"’
i»t trouble, in those 1 •' I. W r»l.,m| 11™>(.
to arbitrativu.
«e» to come to Pekm.
Brig Wretkrd. Crew Savrt-
New Y'ork, July 15 - Th- M rp»
line steamship El Rio * T1ved tidaf
from New Orleans. and
i rts tbs*
on July 9.in latitude 25.50.
85.58. she f.-ll in with th
brig L. F. Munson, fn ni •.«fa*
■
Sagna, «nd took off Capta
and seven men. The nel
ghted-
West pilot boat was si<
’
«a«*
tain Watt, hi« mate and t!
pilot fr*
were transferred to the ^.e
which was bound home
tbi» P“*
three men were brought U