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Kronstadt, baring cangbt the muti, reerg, «hi «nrrsndered. RUSSIAN CONDITIONS Higgertv w«a arrested ou complaint of a poll ««tebsr, charged with as sault, aud was arraigned today aud Wat-»*, Nev 11. — Tbe Jews in this bis case continued to Decemter 5. A i cf'r »■ i ■ ti i»o i,ito a i ante t uay suhpiena was issued for John Voor t J - he , i ^uOe q ■«. it“.' • ne i L b' *. f heia. president of tbe board of elec i strange mai ka on tbeir dorrs. Tbey tions, to appear be’ore tbe grand jury believe tbe marks are proof of freab mid pr duce fur tbeir Inspection tbe revis ry books of tbe fifth election anti-seaiitio riots telugjplauned and that tbey Indicate tbe houses selected s riel of the 26'h assembly district for attack. 11 la charged tbe face of tbe returns Naw York. Nor. 9 —The police to were chauged, au 1 it is alleged much Odessa, Nov. 9. - A report, said to A deputation cf 22 ari»tocrats left f .1« d he- jn«» repel red I ♦ »x«1 qy fo» Qf Pniprcfn prP8Pr't d«y are dellvsrtug th* I allot boxes to trandnlxnt voting wa» done iu thl« , Iu« cleciioii com- >■- 4-iueik apcnidiug Ulatrut g that at Kishluett me muu »■• demnLdi tor foiist) autcoomy. 1 to the order m»<1e lest nignt by the L, red b> officials to acts of vi- supreme court. All daeees and mem Prior to the outbreak ofti Odessa. Nov. 11.—The prisoners I d ber 8 of 8,1 demand a vials harangued the people in front the governor a palace disguised hs tbe jail at Kishinetf revolted last complete’siftiog of.tbe chargee of elec laborers, spread a rumor among tbe night and demanded their freedom. tion frauds. Scores of telegrams have people that Jews had attempted to as- Tbeir request being refused, the pris been received by Hearst urgiug him ,1S«iiate tbe bishop of Odessa and in oners ignited tbe jail. Troops were to tight tbe case. One from Laweou Salem, Or., Nov. 9. —W. J. Walsh, teudel to plunder the treasury and hurried to Lhs io>ue and tired, killing tenders money And tbe service» of his attorneys for nothing. In ri/uing tbe L. P. Codes and H. Duun filed arti atiack the palace. They carried ikon« 22 and wounding many. order to tbe police to deliver tbe bal cles ot incorporation for tbe Salem- gud pillased and wiecked shops, the lots .justice Gaynor remarked that Portland Electric Railway with the trnofsand police remaining pas.iv 1 itfphurg, Nov. 11. —Cunlltfe was tbe police bad uo right to them iu secretary of state thia morning. Thia except to prevent shopkeeper« In de sentenced this morning to six years any case. is regarded a« a rival corporation to fending themsalvea. Toe Jewish «.as for stealing 8100,000 from tbe express th» John Voorheis, president of the Willamette Valley Railway, which unities are placed at 70 killed and 120 ompany. board of elec’ion, claimlug that the is seeking for franchises aud rights of ■ jonded. The massacre waa stopped decision of the supreme com that the way in this city and Portland. by an order from St. Petersburg. Tbe capi’al stock of the company Is Seattle, Nov. 11 -After a strike board is tbe proper cuatodiau of the lasting since the first of May, the returns, not tbe police, today refused 8'00,600, its duration perpetual, and St. Petersburg, Nov. 99. — Count st. Witte has agreed to immelinte uni Northwestern Brewers' Association to receive tbe returns. I be b.llot, it bas authority to sell bonds, pur . are kept iu wagons outside tbe build chase or lesse ether roads aud own versal suffrage. Hundreds Hre report, , and tbe strikiug brewers signed an ; log awaitiug a decision of tbe corpe- real estate. agreement at noon today. Although ed killed or weunded at Kronstadt. ! ration counsel, whom Voorheis has General Attorney McNary, of tbe Tbe glare of the buraiDg town can be ueither will discuss tbe matter, it is ■ consulted. Police officers, Hearst | Willamette Valley Company, said tbi< poait'vely known that tbe strikers eeea from the cszr’s palace at Peter I watobers, wagons aud automobiles i morniug be did not know any of the hof. The mutiny of the e-ilors was won every point, inclu ’Ing au eigbt- ; filled tbe streets around tbe offices of ' men whose nave« are »tgned to the honr day. the closed shop, and only followed by a regular LatUe with the tbe roard. «be crowd went to Voor- Portlaud-Saleni articles and bad tro ips- Workmen sided with the sail union men to be em'ployed in tbe fu heis’bouee and demanded that he open never heard of the proposed road. ture ors aod l°8t UJ“DT of ,helr numt,er- his offices, but be aeid be would not He said tbe Aillamette Valley articles RoatB to St Petersburg have stopped until tbe regular time,at niue o'clock «if Incorporation would be Bled in a raoning and wire communications^ Washington, Nov. 11. -With the ex this morning. Voorheis t links the few days, aud would be with a capital ception of Buffalo, the postal receipts are broken. court’s order resulted from a misun i of 81 560,000. Tbe principal office at at Los Angeles for October snow a the Portland-Salem company are to Bt. Petersburg. No». 9.-A large larger percentage of increase than anj deratanding. Justice Dickey, of tbe supreme ! be at Portland. feres of cavalry sent tu Kronstadt has other city iu the country for the pre joined tbe insurgents aud barricades vious October. The increase Is 22 per court, this afternoon ordered Voor bels to receive tbe ballots. Voorheis ! bare cean thrown up. cent. Portland is third, with 21 per said be would obey, and called upon cent increase. tbe police to guard tbe boxes. Chicago, Nov. 9.—A Daily News NEW YORK ELECTION ARE BAD FRAUDS rival electric TWO MAYORS FOR NËW YORK New York, Nov. 11. -In tbe event ot tbe couria out bating adjudicate i the mayoralty coutest by the tiret of the veer It 1« ®»|d Heer«* h<»a de*H"'l to tabe tbe oatn of office and pre-eut bituse.t at city ball an I demand pos session of the office. In that event TROLLtY LINE WORLD'S HORRIBLE FATE correspondnt calles au interview with Washington, Nov. 11.- A member of Witte: “TDe czHr hat accepted the inevit the Russian revolutionary committee able. Grand dukes, courtiers and of in this city has received a cablegram ficials of tbe old regime have gone cr from au agent in Japau, declaring been given leave tc recuperate from that W,006 Russian eiddiere held cep labors. Newepaper censorship is sus tive there have embraced the beliefs pended. even] Gorki's eoicaliet; organ of socialism and will enlist under the being uumoleated. The Douma elec red flag when they return to Russia. tion is postponed until enlarged reg- is'ration lists can be prepared. Kus- Mt. Vernon. Chiu, Nov 11. —Cor- sih without further disturbances will oner Scarborough bas reported the enter into normal existence along verdict of the jury in tbe case of Stu si le of ottier constitutional piwers cf art Pierson, a Keuycn College stu- Europe Baron Cunzberg, president r’en*, who was killed during au ini of tbe Jewish committee, says be is tiation into the D. K. E. fraternity receiving every hour staggering re The verdlof says Pierson was tied to ports ot new outrages Rioters were tbe track roadtrack. driven from the cities md invaded tbe country, killirg, robbing »nd Warsaw, Nov. 13. —Despite ti.e proc i turn! g Jews aud tbeir homes Witte lamation cf martial law throughout and Trepoff are pewei lees aud reac Poland and tbe declaration by iò» tionary officials in the provinces en government that there would be courage ’he coldisre and ignore orders n -» cnnyl’-'rntiin of demauds fur ftom St. Eetbisburg.” autonomy, the revolt continues To- day tbe railroads ere closly gnard- St. Petersburg, Sov. 9 —The resig edwith desultory tiring. nation of Trepoff was confirmed to- d-y. I St. Petersburg, Nov. 10. —It is re- 10 ted that tbe “Black Huodred”are i In ulng » great ma«s»cre of Jews an I'itellectiiale tor Saturday night. It is said all ti-e Jews' houses are oelug mowed with red croases. St. Petersburg, Nov. 10. —It is re ported that the troops at Kronstadt are aurrouudd by 6000 mutinous sail- o 8 The troops are bolding them in Check. OF MISSIONARIES New York, Nov. 10. -finder tbe di rection of Attorney General Nahor, with the assistance of Jerome, the grand jury today began au iuvestiga- tlou oi tbe ihaiges of fraud in con nection with tbe mayoralty election. Tbe major visited the criminal court building early this morning Hnd con ferred wit* tsalstant District Attor neys Sanford and Perkins, to whom Jerome has delegated the work ot prosecuting the cares and drawing up the indictments. The grand jury met at eleven o’clock and the m«-yir ap peared imme liately. Eight deputies of Superintendent of Elections Mor gan, a number of policemen a id I about fifty rtber witness« a were c H ed. it is sal • etforls will be made t< indict some of tbe district leaders. New York, Nov. 10 -Voorheis this afternoon, in discussing tbe reports that ballot boxes were dumped into the river eaid: “Theie is nothing to this talk about missing ballot boxer. The board of election knows exactly how many boxes were given out and Governor Won’t Interfere how many were returned. So far as 1 Albany, Nov. 11.—Governor II 18 know all came back. The story about gin» re’use« to interfere in any way the boxes being thrown in the river in regard to the Hearst petition. is all false. It h box was found in a barber shoe, I am sure it was one of Senator Burton’s Trial the small hexes for mntiltaed ballots, St l.ouls, Nov IL —The trial ot which are always destroyed after the I Senator Burton Is to be hel 1 Nov. 20, good ballots ate counted. Tbe report before Judge Y’anDerventer, in St. that some locks are missing Is untrue Some seals may bar« been broken in Louis. handling. ” Susanne Geary Murder New Y ork, Nov 10. -Hearst bas Boston, Nov. If. — De. Perry 1 Me- Leod, Lewis Crawford, William E. offered an additional reward of 810,- Howard aud Mrs. Mary F. Dean were 000, making a total of 827,01’0 offered «. Petersburg leier.ou.K ---. — St. Nov. 10 — _____ Seven indloted today in connection with the by him for the conviction of the Tammany district leaders. Aldermau thousand loyal troops now control | murder of Susanne Geary. WHERE Do You Buy Your Drugs? Store Where the Stock of Drugs and Medicines are Pure and Fresh ? The Seal of Quality Is stamped on everything we sell. The purity and freshness of our drugs ought to win your approval. Our low prices ought to make your patronage a certainty. We invite you to look over our fine show ing of ladies’ Hand Bags, Calling Card Cases, Purses, Perfumes, etc. We will have the finest line of Holiday goods this year ever shown in Eugene. Hull’s Red Cross Drug Store ! NEWS IN BRIEF New Y’ork will have two niavo-», ■ nA Heaisl auU MuvleUau will eacu s> n i a mes-«g- to the aldermen, auu e , bls o’H.-t 11«. Ph . Cjurta will I.» nile-1 tur mouths with 'angled litigation. houor. By surrendering at the battle of the Sea of Jap«u be saved tbe Ilves of two thousand sailors of bis dlvis ion. Tbe admiral's sou was subject to such derision by his cornra lea that he was forced to leave tbs nava academy. St. Louie,Nov 10.--A special grand jury was sworn in today to investigate the goierntnenl'a charges against Sen Colombo« O., Nov. 9.-According ator Bunou. to ufficiai figures telegraphed to th- newspapers bere Pattison's plurality Hanover, Nov. 10.-King Alfonso is 41,705. and Kaiser Wilhelm left iu a motcr car thia mornlng tor tbe foreit of 3t. Louie, Nov. 9 Oficiáis of tbe Springe'to hunt’boar«. Tbey will re- New York Life bere said today that turn to Berlinjtonlght. the company was paying uo attention to tbe order of suspension. San Francisco, Nov. 10. — Battllsg Washington, Nov. 9.—American Nelson, tbe lightweight champion, Minister Dawson, at Sauta Domingo, this morning won a technical point iu cables today that tbe incipient revo tbe suit against James Coffrotb to se cure a third interest In the movlLg lution is over for tbe present. pictures of the flgbt at Colma, bupe rior Judge Sewell overruled the de Washington, Nov. 9.—The govern fendant’s demurrer2l*'wben it was ment will proceed to prosecute tbe found that Coffrotb'a attorney wav beef trust officials, despite tbe cla'ma not in court to prosecute tbe case, ot Immunity promised by Garfield. hive days are allowed In which to file au answer. New York, Nov. 9. —The president of tbe Metropolitan Insurance Com New York, Nov. 10.-William pany testified at the Insurance inves Barnes, Sr., forty years au attoreny, Hongkong,Nov. 9. — Dr. Nachle, tbe tigation this morning. Hughes iu voluntarily api eared to testify iu tbe American missionary who escaped, quired regarding expenses. insurance investigation today. Ha says that »ben tbe disturbance com said he wns employed by various In. menced the mob oeized Miss Cbestunt Mayor 8ur8'‘ce cumpauiea at differeut timaa. London, Nov 9.—Lord aud Mrs Machle aud exposed them tc today b°w A’ had frequently recom Vaughn was Inaugurated public view In the Chinese temple. mended a change in the uiuuagemgnt American flags were promiueutly dis Amy Machle,the doctor’s ten-year old of tbe companies, in his tirade played iu the parade In appreciation daughter, »«« turown alive into tbe against the Equitable be declared the of Roosevelt's peace move. river. They then stripped Mies Chest changes made did not change it, and nut naked, flung her into tbe river, [ asserted the one man power still re and while tbe two were struggling in San Jose, Cal., Nov. 9. -The car main«. the water tbe Chinese speared them shops aud bouses of the San Jose with trldeuts Mrs. M«c»>le appealed Railroad burned early today. Tbe Dayton, O., Nov. 10. —Dr. llaugu, to tbe rioters, whereupon ‘he mob (laut was valued at 8225.000, and is a stoned her to death,stripped her body total lose The Are was of meeudi- accused of mnrdertng bis father, mother aud brother last Sunday, was ■ nd flung it Into the river. Regers, ary origin. arraigned today. He pleaded not Peaie and the latter's wife, were ex guii'y aud was remanded for further posed naked, and the rioters Leet New York, Nnv. 9. —Max ibmsen, Beale to death 'tithe presence of h Is manager ot tLe Hearst Campaign, says hearing. Detectives are visiting Lo raine, Toledo,Chicago aud Milwaukee wife and then killed Mrs. Peale. there ate at least from 15?000 to 26,- seeking evidence. It isexpee'ed that OJJ void and protested ballots, lie the officials will charge Haugh with To Preserve Niagara declares be lias every reaaou to be at least nine murders. It is alleged lieve tbe court will declare Hearst be made earlier victims drug flenda 'Vaabington, Nov. 11. —The t reel elected. and then slowly poisoned them. dent today promised to luserl in hie Haugh said today: “1 might have message a paragraph urging tbe preg Marengo Iowa Nov. 9. —Eric Y’oo killed them when my mind was a ervation of Niagara halls f-om com Kutzleben, a German baron who la«t blank." mer. lul destruction. spring, “just to see wbat would hHppsu,'' caused a wreck on the Rock Railroad Collision Eureka, Cal., Nov. 10. - Fire last Island at Homestead in which several night destroyed wbat remained of the Fort Worth, Texas, Nor. IL —A col lives were list, was today seuteucid wrecked steamer bt. Paul, which lision of passenger aud freight traija to life imprisonment. went ashore at P o I l I Gorda early in Is reported twenty miles west ot here October. Captaiu Iverson, of the this morning on the Texas A Pacific. Butte, Mort., Nov. 9 —A Northern steamer Paeadeua, reports this morn A relief Many ere reported killed. Pacific pissetiger, westbonnd, ran ing «hat when he (aseed the St. Paul ralr b s gone to the rcere. Into a freight traia in the yards a early last evening ahe whs ablaze from Naval Academy Court Martial Many th mantilla of uille west of Missoul« thia mornlng. stem to e«ern. Washington, Nov. 11.—Secretary fatally injnring severai trainmoi aud dollars iu salvage waa aboard tbe Bonaparte today ordered a courtmxr ten paaeeugera suolslned mlnor liijur- craft, and it Is «opposed that seme tlal for Midshipman Miner Merrf- ies. One engiue war reduced to Serap one of tbe wrecking crews accident- ellv upset a lamp. The vessel la now wether, Jr.,’ tbtrd class of the naval iron. Tbe debris oaiight tlre. . rapidly going to pieces. academy, based on the flit fight from tbe effects of which Midshipman Kroustadt,Nov. 9.—Mutinous troops James R. Branch died. are pillaging the city and firing in tbe Carlsbad. Nov. IL—John Stowell«, streets. Tbe inhabitants are fleeing tbe Ameilcau causili bere, died this Entertaining Royalty from tbe town. M «chine guns are be morning. ing used by the loyal troops againat New York, Nov. 13 —Prince Louie the mutineers and many have been of Battenburg ass lunched by tbe Chicago, Nov. 11.—Sir Chen *2 ne killed or wounded. Many buildings Chamber of Commerce at uoon today. were ignited, and a large part of tbe Liang Cbeng, Chinese ambassador to With bls officers and men be went to Washington, *bo speaks before tbe city is tn flames. Coney Island Mils afternoon. He will Chicago Merchants' Club toui«bt,saye go to the horse show tonight. The tbe Russian reforms will be next fol Seattle, Nov. 9. -Rosene Grover lowed by a parliamentary government tars of both English aud American fleets went to Coney island and par. waa awarded 810,666 In her bteHCb of In China, lie said be did not believe took of a royal feast, with 6000 bottles promise suit against James E. Zook, I the boycott against American goods mayor of Ballard. The defense de would amount to much, and declared ut beer. manded au X-ray examination of tbe no national s'.gnittcan-ie attached to lungs because tbe defense ciitmed the massacre of the missionaries. He Russian Workingmen s Demand she had consumption at tbe time of said the government recognizes the 8t. Petersburg, Nov. II. Forty her engagement to Zook. An appli thousand working m»n held meetings cation for examination was twice de excellent work the missionaries do, here today and decided to pre«» de n'ed by the court. Zook is wealthy. but charged they often lack common mands tor an eigbt-bour wirklng day, I The girl was infected by consumption sense which should be possessed by no withstanding the threats ot em since being jilted by Zoo« last Jan persons in tbeir positions. ployers to close tbeir fac'oilta it it la uary aud is in poor health at pres"nt. I done. Tbe workingmen also look Cbicago, Nov. 11.—A Daily News ■tepa to prevent tbe threatened massa correspondent at t»t. Petersburg ca Tacoma, Waah., Nov. 9. —Albert ere here today of Jews and “intellec- bles, quoting a prominent Russian Smith, a gambler, who yesterday af- uals. ” 1'bey resolved to protect the present at tbe Peterhof conference Jews aud students themeelves by or ' terroon shot and killed his wife and with tbe czar: "Witte Insisted the' brother In-law, L L. Jobnsin, was ganizing Into detach merits, to guard found dead In a hotel in tbe centre o' the mlnlstet of war and minister of vario”t «ectione of tbe city. the city this morning. He committed marine be made subservient to the premier.and demanded tbe resignation suicide by drinking poison. The The Insurance Inquiry ot 25 governors. Tbe czar refused to tragedy waa the result of Smith's senctloo it end Witte resigned, hat Nk* Y ork, Nov. 11-The insurance wife leavlog bhu. He committed the Investigation was resumed today. It doable murder on tbe outskirts of tbe bls resignation was not accepted. Rumors of Witte'e fall cren tad a is believed that Hyde, Harriman,Tar town, tbeu returned to tbe city, bell and others of like Importance nought poison, went to a hotel, and paolc on tbe «took exchange. The will te examined ibis week. John R. after reading the story of the crime, panic-stricken Jews are fleeing from the city, every boot being thronged. Hageman, president of the Metropol drank the poison. Reactionaries assert this move of itan, was recalled this morning. He Witte will secure tbe support of the ebowed statements of financial transj actions with brokerage Arms, tbe fig« St. Petersburg, Nov. 10.—Admiral radicals. Jewish bankers called upon area showing that be was allowed Nebogatoff arrived borne today. He Witte. Tbe premier looked ghastly, large rebates on interest on bls per poses as a martyr, declaring that be but denied tbe rumors of a proposed ’deliberately seer I deed bis name and massacre of tbe Jews. sonal account.