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S in ce tb e co llap se of th e " b r ic k
t r u s t " a t tb e cloae of M ay. th e local
b ric k m a rk e t in C hicago baa been d e
m o raliz ed .
T b e d e m o ra liz a tio n baa
re a c h e d aucb a p o in t th a t com m on
b ric k w ere sold a t $4. 10 per 1,000.
W h ile tw o dozen people crow ded on
■ p o rtic o w e re w itn e ssin g a circu s
pau-ade in O tta w a . K a n ., tb e a trn c tu re
g a v e w ay . p re c ip ita tin g m en, w om en
a n d c h ild re n fifteen feet to th e w a lk
b elow . S ev en teen w ere in ju re d M rs.
D av id D ay, of K an to u l, w ill p ro b ab ly
d ie of in ju rie s .
A n A sto ria d isp a tc h says th e body of
U u s N o rb u rg , fo rem an of th e F is h e r
m e n 's c a n n e ry , w ho w as re p o rte d m iss
in g , a n d alao th a t of a R u s sia n F in n
n am e d O v ick , w h o is supposed to h ave
been o u t in tb e r iv e r w ith h im , w ere
fo u n d in tb e riv e r below T o n g u e P o in t.
I t is n o t so fa r k n o w n how t h e ir d e a th s
o c c u rre d , b u t th e c o n je c tu re s is th a t
th e y w ere b o th a c c id e n ta lly dro w n ed .
T h e em p ero r o f C h in a h a s testified
h is a p p re c ia tio n o f th e g a lla n tr y show n
b y tb e b lu e ja c k e ts of th e A m e ric a n
w a r s h ip s in re sc u in g d ro w n in g persons
i n th e re c e n t te r r ib le d isa ste r r e s u ltin g
fro m a co llisio n a t W oonanng b etw een
th e ste a m e rs O n w o a n d N e w c b w a n g ,
b y p re s e n tin g to th e c a p ta in of each of
U n c le H am 's c ru ise rs in A s ia tic w a te is
a n e la b o ra te ly e n g ra v e d a n d h ig h ly
c o m p lim e n ta ry te s tim o n ia l.
T b e once b e a u tifu l l i t t le v illa g e of
L a k e C ity , C a l., a t th e h e a d of S u r
p rise v a lle y , in M odoc c o u n ty , is a
scene of d e v a s ta tio n , ru in an d d isa ste r]
W h a t waB once a b ris k an d liv e ly b u rg
o f 200 in h a b ita n ts w ith n e a t a n d cosy
d w e llin g s is no w b u t a v ista a t tan g led
w reck ag e, n e a r ly every b u ild in g in
to w n b e in g w h o lly or p a r t i a l ly d e
m o lish ed . I t w as s tru c k by a w a te r
sp o u t— a v e rita b le w a te r cyclone.
T b e N a tio n a l B re w e r's A sso ciatio n
h a s v o ted to c o n trib u te <50,000 for th e
S t. L o u is sto rm sufferers.
A d isp a tc h fro m C o n s ta n tin o p le says
R u s sia h a s w a rn e d th e p o rte t h a t a
C h r is tia n m assacre in C re te w o u ld
u n ite th e w h o le of E u ro p e a g a in s t
T u rk ey .
' N ew s is receiv ed of a d isa stro u s cy
clo n e in E a s te rn C o lo rad o t h a t blew
d o w n th e postofBce a t L a n sin g . T h e
aohoolhocse an d a n u m b e r of resid en ces
w e re also d a m a g e d . A la d y w a s s e r i
o u sly in ju re d , b u t w ill recover.
A tw o -sto ry b u ild in g in A s to ria , O r ..
W i. g u tte d by fire. T h e o c c u p a n ts of
th e u p p er floor b a re ly escaped w ith
t h e i r lives. T h e loss on th e b u ild in g
ia $ 3,000; in su ra n c e , $1 ,0 0 0 , a n d th e
loaa to th e te n a n ts is a b o u t $ 10, 000.
A t W a lla c e , Id ah o , w h ile a w o rk
m a n n am e d H u tc h in s o n w a s en g ag ed
in w ir in g a h o u se fo r e le c tric lig h ts , a
jo is t on w h ic h h e w a s s ta n d in g b roke,
a n d h e fell to th e floor, s u s ta in in g i n
ju r ie s w h ic h w ill p ro b ab ly p ro v e fa ta l.
I t is a lle g e d t h a t G eorge H ick ey , a
c o n sta b le of O ak esd ale, W a s h ., h a s e x
to r te d m o n ey fro m m e rc h a n ts of t h a t
to w n , t y th r e a te n in g to a r r e s t th e m
fo r h a v in g sold lem on e x tr a c t to I n
d ia n s , w h ic h , h e c la im s, is in v io la tio n
o f th e liq u o r-s e llin g law s.
T h e body of th e la te J a m e s G . B la in e
w ill be ta k e n fro m O ak H ill ce m e te ry ,
W a s h in g to n , an d w ill be b ro u g h t to
A u g u s ta , Me. M rs. B la in e h a s d e
cid ed to h a v e b o th th e body of h e r h u s
b a n d a n d h e r son, W a lk e r , b u rie d
th e re , a n d th e rem o v al w ill o ccu r p ro b
a b ly th is m o n th .
A P re to ria d isp a tc h sa y s P re s id e n t
K ru g e r i t a n x io u s to co m m u te th e d e a th
se n te n c e of th e re fo rm le a d e rs to a
h ea v y fine, b u t th e o th e r m e m b e rs of
th e e x e c u tiv e co u n o il o b je c t on th e
g ro u n d th a t th e g o v e rn m e n t w o u ld be
o b a rg e d
w ith
m e rc e n a ry m o tiv es.
T h ey su g g e st t h a t th ey sh o u ld be co n
fined fo r five y e a rs in p riso n .
T h e w o rk of r e lie f a n d re s to ra tio n
goes on in S t. L ouis. C o n trib u tio n s of
m o n ey , c lo th in g a n d p ro v isio n s are b e
in g se n t th e re , an d a ll th e d e s titu te a re
b e in g ca re d for. T h e losses cau sed i n
d ir e c tly b y tn e to rn a d o a re ju s t b e
g i n n in g to re v e a l th e m se lv e s, a n d w ill
be n e a rly a s c ru e l as th e im m e d ia te
effects. B ecau se th e to rn a d o ru in e d
m a n y m ills an d fa c to rie s a la rg e n u m
b e r o f m en w ill be o u t of e m p lo y m e n t
f o r w eek s a n d m o n th s.
T h e g lo rio u s F o u rth w ill be ce le
b r a te d in P o rtla n d , O r., th is y e a r a s
n e v e r before. T h e p a tr io tis m of th e
o itic e n a h a s b een aro u se d th o ro u g h ly
a n d th e o o tn m itte e a p p o in te d t o a r r a u g e
th e o e le b ra tio n h a s m e t w ith s p o n ta n e
o u s e n c o u ra g e m e n t on ev ery h a n d . T h e
o e le b ra tio n w ill b e g in W ed n esd ay , an d
o o n tin u e u n in te r r u p te d ly fo r fo u r days,
e n d in g in a b la z e of g lo ry S a tu rd a y
n ig h t.
E a c h d ay w ill be orow ded as
f u ll a s i t w i l l h o ld w ith e v e n ts of a ll
k in d s.
A ( »11 Issna ri.
N ew Y o rk , J u n e 10.— T h e tre a s u ry
d e p a r tm e n t h a s issued a c a ll on th e
d e p o s ito ry b a n k s fo r th e b a la n c e of
t h e i r h o ld in g s o f g o v e rn m e n t m oney.
T h e a m o u n t in v o lv e d is a b o u t $ 4 ,5 0 0 ,-
0 00. T h e c a ll is p a y a b le o n o r before
J u n e 15.
— T h e h e rd of B u ffa lo s in A u s tin
C o r b in 's g a m e p re se rv e , o n C ro y d o n
m o u n ta in , N. H ., n o w n u m b e r fifty.
T h e co st o f p r o d u c in g th e 500,000,-
0 0 0 p o u n d s of c o p p er in 1895 is fig u red
a t 5.9 8 c e n ts p e r pou n d .
T h isd e , w h a w a s c o n v ic te d of th e
m u rd e r of h is w ife in S a lt L ake, m u st
b an g . T h is ia th e d ecisio n of tb e
U ta h su p rem e co u rt.
F ir e d estro y ed th e B o y lsto n b re w e ry
a n d m a m m o th icehouse, in B oston, a n d
d am ag ed m a n y b u ild in g s. T h e to ta l
loss is $75,000.
A n em erg en cy c lu b h a s been o r g a n
ized in Dea M oines, Ia ., its o b je c t b e
in g th e care of su ffere rs from to rn a d o e s
an d a m ila r p u b lic c a la m itie s .
T h e F re n c h N ig e r e x p e d itio n fro m
S a la g a , W est A fric a , h a s been ro u te d
an d m an y of its m em b e rs k ille d by
poisoned a rro w s, in th e B orgeo c o u n
try .
T h e body of Ja c o b B a er, one of th e
p io n eers of th e c ity , w as fo u n d flo a t
in g in th e w a te r s of W e s t L ak e P a r k ,
Los A ngeles. H e u n d o u b te d ly c o m
m itte d suicide.
T w o m id g e ts, ea c h less th a n fo u r
fe e t h ig h , w ere m a r rie d in N ia g a r a
F a lls . T h ey a r e M. L. C o m fo rt, of
O sw ego, N . Y ., ag ed 52, a n d M iss E v a
B. W h ite , of M onroe, M ic h ., a g e d 44.
T h ey h a v e k n o w n ea c h o th e r fo r t w e n
ty y ears. T h e y m e t by a p p o in tm e n t
a n d a re sp e n d in g t h e i r h o n ey m o o n
th e re .
A b a re -k n u c k le fig h t to a finish b e
tw e e n tw o y o u th s w a s su c c e ssfu lly
b r o u g h t off in a v a c a n t sto re n e a r th e
O ly m p ic C lu b ’s g ro u n d , S an F ra n c isc o .
B ad blood h a d e x iste d o w in g to a n e x
c h a n g e of c o m p lim e n ts o v er a dog fig h t,
a n d th e y o u th s m e t to s e ttle t h e ir d i f
ferent- s in a cco rd an ce w ith a n a g r e e
m e n t th e n m ade.
M a n a c le d , b u t s tr u g g lin g fiercely
w ith g u a rd s, J o s e p h W in d r a th w a s
ex ecu ted in C hicago. E v en to th e la s t
second W in d r a th fe ig n e d
in s a n ity ,
c ry in g , " b a n g u p M a n n o w ," etc. N o t
u n t i l th e d ro p fe ll a n d tb e rope t i g h t
en ed th e la s t tim e a ro u n d W i n d r a t h 's
n eck w ere th e a w f u l c rie s s tille d .
It
w a s fo u rte e n m in u te s l a te r b efo re th e
h e a r t ceased b e a tin g .
N e a rly a ll th e s e ttle r s on lie u la n d s
in th e n eig h b o rh o o d of G a rfie ld , W a s h .,
h a v e receiv ed n o tic e to p re p a re to
e ith e r b u y o r v a c a te t h e i r hom es. T h e
n o tic e s s ta te t h a t u n d e r d a te of A p r il
2, 1896, th e g o v e rn m e n t issu ed p a te n ts
to th e N o rth e rn P acific R a ilro a d C o m
p a n y fo r th e s e la n d s . T h e r a ilro a d
co m p a n y offers th e la n d s to s e ttle r s fo r
$2 a n ac re to be p a id in e ith e r five or
te n a n n u a l p a y m e n ts w ith in te r e s t a t
6 p e r cent.
A C ape T o w n d is p a tc h says t h a t in
th e assem b ly M r. S p rin g in a n n o u n c -
e in g th e b u d g e t sa id t h a t th e a v a ila b le
s u r p lu s w a s £ 1 ,2 5 0 ,0 0 0 , e s tim a te d s u r
p lu s n e t f o r th e y e a r, £82 2 ,0 0 0 . H e
a lso prod u ced s ta tis tic s sh o w in g a n u n
p re c e d e n te d p ro sp e rity in a ll d ire c tio n s
a n d expressed th e o p in io n th a t th e h ig h
p ric e of C ape stock w a s p a r tly d u e to
th e f a c t t h a t th e colo n y w a s a p a r t of
th e B ritis h em p ire , a n d he ad d e d th a t
th e p o w e r w h ic h co m m a n d s th e sea
m u s t d o m in a te S o u th A fric a .
T h e A m e ric a n lin e ste a m e r S t. P a u l
h a s a g a in b ro k en h e r re c o rd acro ss th e
A tla n tia . T h e S t. P a u l le ft S o u th a m p
to n a t noon M ay 30 a n d passed T h e
N eed les a b o u t 1:25 P . M . J u n e 5. H e r
tim e fo r th e t r ip w a s 5 days. 5 h o u rs
a n d 35 m in u te s, b e a tin g a ll re c o rd s t y
o v e r 1 % h o u rs. T h e b est p re v io u s
w e s te rn reco rd of th e St. P a u l, m ad e
on h e r la s t voyage, w a s 6 days, 9 h o u rs
a n d 5 m in u te s. S h e h as, in th e p re s
e n t tr ip , red u ced t h a t tim e 3 '2 h o u rs,
a n d also m a d e a n e w w e s te rn reco rd
fro m S o u th a m p to n
A la rm in g new s r e g a r d in g tb e p la g u e
w h ic h is r a g in g in C h in a an d o th e r
c o u n trie s of S o u th e rn A sia w a s b ro u g h t
by th e ste a m e r P e ru , w h ic h a rriv e d
from H ong K o n g a n d Y o k o h am a in
S an F ra n ciso o , seven d a y s la te , on a c
c o u n t of b e iu g d e ta in e d a t q u a r a n tin e
a t N a g a sa k i. D e a th s a r e o c c u rrin g by
h u n d re d s in th e O rie n t. A t C a n to n
th e re w ere 315 d e a th s in one w eek re
c e n tly .
A t H ong K ong, w h en tb e
P e rn sa ile d . M ay 5, 617 persons w e e
d ow n w ith th e c h o le ra , an d n e w c a s ts
w e re b e in g re p o rte d a t th e r a te of 25
a d ay .
M a n ag er W . R. R u s t, of th e T aco m a
S m e ltin g & R e fin in g C o m p an y , h a s r e
tu r n e d from N ew Y ork, w h e re h e m a d e
a rra n g e m e n ts to ra ise $250,000 to be e x
pen d ed in m a k in g th e T acom a s m e lte r
one of th e la rg e s t in th e U n ite d S ta te s.
T w o new sta c k s, six ro a ste rs, an d a r e
finery, c o s tin g over $ 100, 000, a re to be
b u ilt, in c re a sin g th e p la n t to fo u r
sta c k s a n d e ig h t ro ste rs, w ith a c a
p a c ity of o v er 200 to n s o f ore p e r d ay .
T h e o th e r $150,000 w ill be used as
w o rk in g c a p ita l. T h e n eed of a n i n
creased c a p a c ity is b r o u g h t a b o u t by
th e g re a t m in in g d e v e lo p m e n t in A l
ask a an d B ritis h C o lu m b ia.
J a m e s M c K in n ey , of th e co m m issio n
firm of M c K in n ey B ros., of K an sas
C ity , h as p r a c tic a lly cornered th e j o-
ta to m a rk e t. M c K in n ey is sa id to
h a v e m ore of th e p ro d u c t to se ll th a n
a ll th e o th e r p o ta to b ro k e rs in th e
W est. W ilh iu th e p a s t fo u r d ay s, M c
K in n ey h a s ra ise d th e p ric e of p o tato es
25 cen ts, an d a f u r th e r rise is a n t i c i
p ated . T w e n ty d a y s ag o M c K in n ey
c o n tra c te d for th e o n ly a v a ila b le po-
ta te o s now in th e W est, 100 c a lro a d s,
fro m G reeley , Colo. M cK inney is said
to h a v e co rn ered tb e m a rk e t five y e a rs
ago, w hen he raided th e p irc e fro m 25
c e n ts to $1 a bushel.
8 . A sano, one o f th e ch ie fs in the
n a v a l d e p a rtm e n t of th e g o v e rn m e n t of
J a p a n , w ill a r riv e on th e n e x t ste a m e r
fro m tb e O rie n t in S an F ra n cisco . A n
im p o rta n t m a tte r co n n ected w ith tn e
c o m in g v is it of S. A san o to tb e P acific
ooast is tb e o p e n in g of a uew s te a m sh ip
lin e b etw een T o k io an d th e P acific
coast
In h e r a ld in g th e a d v a n c e of
th is n ew lin e A san o w ill say t h a t it
w ill h a n d le f re ig h t c h e a p e r th a n e ith e r
of th e lin e s r u n n in g fro m S an F ra n c isc o
a n d P u g e t S o u n d , a n d th a t tb e la u d in g
p la c e on th is co ast w ill be a t P o rtla n d .
T h e J a p a n e se le g is la tu r e re o e n tly a p
p ro p ria te .! $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to float th e c o m
p a n y , a n d se lected P o rtla n d a s b e in g
th e m ost c e n tr a l p o in t. F r e ig h t w ill
be o a rrie d a t 18 y e n , o r $9, p e r to n ,
a n d th e p a ssen g er ra te s w ill be a t
g re a tly red u ced rates.
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Question That Is Puzzling the
Managers at St. Louis.
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P re d ic a m e n t.
S t. L o u is, J u l y 10.— W h a t sh a ll be
d o n e w ith th e co lo red d e le g a te s an d
a lte r n a te s to th e n a tio n a l R e p u b lic a n
co n v en tio n ? T h is ia a q u e s tio n w h ich
is p u z z lin g th e m em b e rs of th e n a tio n
a l c o m m itte e w h o h a v e a r riv e d , an d th e
B u sin ess M e n ’s L eg au e, w h ic h secured
th e c o n v e n tio n , as w e ll. E v e ry hotel,
b o a rd in g ho u se a n d cafe cam e o u t flat-
footed to d a y a n d d e c la re d i t w o u ld n ot
e n te r ta in n eg ro es a s g u e s ts o r c u sto m
ers. M oney is n o o b ject. T h re a ts of
p ro se c u tio n h a v e h a d n o effeet, and.
fro m th e p re se n t o u tlo o k , i t w ould
seem t h a t u n le s s te n ts a r e secu red , tbe
black m en w ill h a v e to go h u n g ry and
u n h o u se d .
" I am th o ro u g h ly d is g u s te d an d d is
c o u r a g e d ," sa id N a tio n a l C o m m itte e
m a n J u d g e L ong, o f F lo r id a , to n ig h t,
in s p e a k in g of th e m a tte r . “ I h av e
been lo o k in g a ll d ay lo n g fo r a h o tel,
b o a rd in g -h o u se o r ca fe t h a t w o u ld a d
m it th e negroes, b u t I h a v e been unable
to find th e m . I even w e n t so f a r as to
tr y to c h a r te r a ste a m b o a t, b u t w hen
th e o w n e rs le a rn e d f o r w h a t p u rp o se 1
w a n te d it, th e y fo u n d a n ex cu se for r e
f u s in g m e th e r e n t of it. I t is th e only
tim e in th e h is to ry of th e R e p u b lica n
p a r ty w h e re such a n e m b a rra ss in g p re
d ic a m e n t h a s a r i s e n ."
W h e n a sk e d w h a t th e n a tio n a l com
m itte e w o u ld do, M r. L o n g re p lied :
“ 1 h a v e c o n su lte d th o se w h o are
h e re , a n d h a v e d ecid ed to offer a reso
lu tio n , as soon a s th e c o m m itte e m eets,
c o n d e m n in g th e h o te l a n d innkeepers,
a n d p ro v id in g fo r th e la y in g asid e of a
fu n d fo r r e n tin g a b a ll in w h ic h cots
s h a ll be p laced fo r th e n eg ro es w ho
com e to th e co n v en tio n .
W e w ill alao
re q u e s t th e e m p lo y m ln t of a corps of
cooks to su p p ly th e m w ith fo o d .”
T h is tro u b le h a s b een b re w in g for
n e a r ly a w eek.
A n u m b e r of days
ag o i t w a s le a rn e d by th e B usiness
M e n ’s L eag u e th a t som e of th e lead in g
h o te ls h ad been c a n c e lin g a g reem en ts
w ith s ta te d e le g a tio n s , w h e n th e la n d
lo rd s le a rn e d th a t n eg ro es w e re am ong
th em .
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w a il» » G o ?eru iu $ iiit
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B o u tin * W ork a.i th* j
11-*
H o n o lu lu , J a n » 8 — 1G reat B ritain
h a s m ade a d em an d on th e H aw aiian
g o v ern m en t on b eh alf of \ olney
A sh fo rd , ex iled fo r com p licity
the
reb ellio n fifteen m o u th s ago.
The ae
m a n d , in p la in language, .a y s th a t
A sh fo rd , w ho h as rep eated ly asxed p er
m issio n to la n d , m u st be allow ed to do
so. H is d em an d s w ere refused aud he
ap p ealed to th e B ritish g o v ern m en t
P re sid e n t Dole h as rep lied to th e de
m a n d , re fu sin g to allow A shford to
com e here. In close official circles it
is believ ed a B ritish m an -cf-w ar w ill
com e h ere an d th a t A shford w ill be
la n d ed w ith o u t resp ect to th e w ishes
of th e H a w a iia n governm ent.
Dole
w ill be firm in th e m a tte r, an d w ill
p ro b ab ly ap p eal to tb e U n ited States
fo r aid . A shford is a n a tiv e of O n ta r
io, C an ad a, a u d is now sick in ban
F ra n c isc o h o sp ital.
T h e fu n e ra l of K ate F ield , who died
o n th e 19th of M ay, w as held on the
2 0 th . T h e body w as em balm ed and
p laced on a tem p o rary v a u lt, pending
in stru c tio n s to C o nsul-G eneral M ills,
fro m C hicago. I t is understood th at
M iss F ie ld said if she died in H onolulu
sh e w ish ed h e r re m a in s bu ried beside
J o h n B ro w n , a t N orth E lba. New
Y ork. T h e fu n e ra l w as atten d ed by
P re s id e n t Dole m em bers of th e cab in et
a n d m a n y le a d in g ctizens. bhe fell
sic k on th e isla n d of H aw aii aud
sta rte d fo r H o n o lu lu by steam er, d y in g
h a lf a n h o u r a f te r th e steam er arriv ed
of p n eu m o n ia.
___
EXTENT
OF
THE
DAMAGE.
E ig h ty - F i v e M il» , of S tre e t. O b stru c te d
in S t. L o u is .
S t L o u is, J u n e 8 — T h ere have been
j n s t eig h ty -fiv e m iles of streets ob
stru c te d w ith d e b ris as a re su lt of th e
to rn ad o . A ll of these h av e been m ade
p assab le, au d w ill be cleaned up in ten
d ays. In th e c ity are 680 m iles of im
proved stre e ts, so i t can be seen to w h at
e x te n t th e to rn ad o in te rru p te d traffic.
T h e sto rm d is tr ic t on its ou tsid e lines,
ex ten d ed fro m th e riv e r on th e east to
T o w er G rove av en u e on th e w est, and
fro m O liv er s t r e £ on th e n o rth to
L ynch stre e t on th e south. T h is com
p rise s an area of six sq u are m iles. T he
ex tre m e lim its w ere th re e m iles east
an d w est an d tw o m iles n o rth and
so u th . A n a d e q u a te idea of th e d am
ag e can be fo rm ed w hen it is stated
t h a t if a ll th e houses d am ag ed and
b lo w n w ere on bo th sides of one street,
t h a t stre e t w o u ld be ju s t 85 m iles
long. T h e figures are given by the
s tre e t co m m issio n er, w h o h as been
M A R TIA L LAW DECLARED .
th ro u g h th e e n tir e d istric t, au d from
B a r c e l o n a P o l i c e M a k i n g l i r e n t E f f o r t s th e rep o rts of h is su p e rin te n d e n t, w ho
to F im l th e B u m b -T h ro w e rs .
h a s c u t a ro ad w ay th ro u g h th e 85 m iles
B a rc e lo n a , J u n e 10.— M a rtia l law of streets. In ad d iito u to th is th ere
h as been d ec la re d h e ie .
T h e to ta l w e re m an y m ore stre e ts o b stru cted by
n u m b e r of v ic tim s of th e b om b explo* w ire s and th e lik e, w h ich cau n o t be
sio u y e s te rd a y i 9 8 d ead , 21 d y in g an d co u n ted in th e to tal.
108 in ju re d .
T h e person w h o th re w th e bom b in to
M urdered T h eir F n th er.
th e c ro w d befo re th e c h u rc h ot S a n ta
C lay C e n te r, K a n ., J u n e 8 — L ast
M a ria d e l M a ry in th e C o rp u s C h ris ti
ev en in g J o h n M cC oy’s tw o sons, R ob
procession h a s n o t y e t been id en tified .
e r t a n 1 A n g u s, sh o t an d pro b ab ly fa
T h e im p re ssio n U g e n e ra l t h a t an
ta lly w o u n d ed th e ir fa th e r, a farm er.
a n a r c h is t d id th e w o rn , as a r e s u t of a
T h e boys rode to to w n and gave th e m
w id esp rea d a n a r c h is tic p lo t. T h e po
selves up. O n e y e a r ago th e p aren ts
lice are w o rk in g on th is th e o ry , an d
w ere divorced an d la te r th e fa th e r shot
h av e a rre ste d m en k n o w n to e n te rta in
h is w ife th ro u g h a w indow an d w as
a n a r c h is tic sy m p a th ie s
a fte rw a rd trie d an d ac q u itte d on th e
In co n n e c tio n w ith th e a rre sts, they
g ro u n d of in s a n ity . L ately th e boys
h a v e secured a n u m t e r of d o cu m en ts
h a v e been c a rry in g revolvers, w ith th e
w h ic h g iv e som e clew to th e p lo t of
k n o w led g e of t h t co u n ty a tto rn e y , for
w h ic h y e s te rd a y ’s b o m b -th ro w in g w as
th e expressed p u rpose of d efen d in g
a m a n ife s ta tio n . T h ese d o cu m en ts i n
th em se lv e s if a tta c k e d bv th e ir fath er.
d ic a te th a t th e c e n te r of th e a g ita tio n
T u esd ay n ig h t th e old m an took a horse
is d ir e c t w ith th e p u rp o se of p iecip i-
fro m th e hom e place south of here,
ta tin g a n u m b e r of a n a r c h is tic d em o n
w h e re th e m o th e r an d c h ild re n w ere
s tra tio n s , acci m p a n ie d by ac ts of v io
liv in g . T h e boys cam e up a n d took
lence a t d iffe re n t p o in ts sim u lta n e o u s
th e horse from w h *re th e ir f a th e r w as
ly, o r fo llo w in g close upon each o th er,
sto p p in g . H o m o u n ted a n o th e r horse
so as to c re a te a re ig n of te r ro r in the
an d fo llo w ed th e boys, bo th of whom
d iffe re n t E u ro p ean cities.
opened fire. A b u lle t passed th ro u g h
Y e s te rd a y 's o u tra g e w as acco m p an
th e fa th e r's lu n g , lo d g in g n e a r th e
ied by fe a tu re s of p e c u lia r a tr o c ity . I t
b ackbone
T h e d octors say he c a n iu t
w as w h ile th e people, b o th those in th e
live.
procession au d those hooking on, w ere
d e v o u tly k n e e lin g , th a t th e bom b w as
C » rr« * ,l A r m . anti M e n to C u b » .
th ro w n l y th e u n k n o w n
assassin
J a c k s 'l l . i l l e , F la ., J a n e 9 .— A fter
W h e th e r by d esig n o r n o t, i t d id its a th r illin g voyage, d u rin g w h ich she
d e a d lie s t w o rk am o n g th e in n o c e u t w as chased a n 1 fired u p n by a S p a n
an d h a rm le ss.
T hose of th em w ho ish Bteamer,
th e filib u ste r T h ree
w ere n o t k ille d o u tr ig h t w e re h o rrib ly F r i e n i s h a s reach ed th is p o rt, a fte r
m u tila te d a n d su b je cted to e x c ru c ia t la n d in g m ore th a n 100 m en au d a larg e
in g to r tu r e by th e ir in ju rie s . I t is be c a rg o of a rm s a u l a m m u n itio n in
liev ed th e o u tra g e w as d ire c te d a g a in s t C u b a. T he la n d in g w as m ade on th e
(G eneral D esju b o la, one of th e d ig n i n ig h t of M ay 29, w est of T rin id a d , on
ta rie s of th e c ity , w h o w as c a rry in g th e so u th co ast of S a n ta C la ra p ro v
th e b a n n e r a t I ho h ead of th e p re c e s ince. T he m en an d a m m u n itio n w ere
sion
O th e r c ity officials a lso took received by a stri n g d e ta c h m e n t from
p a r t in th e p ro fessio n .
G en eral La C re te 's co lu m n , au d th ere
w aa n o t a S p a n ia rd iu s ig h t to in te r
A I l i r j ’ c li f i t 'R F h I u I A c c i d e n t .
N ew Y ork,
Ju n e
10. — T hom is fere.
T h o m p so n , in
co m p an y w ith tw o
A rm o r F lat* * T ented.
frie n d s , w e n t o u t for a sp in on th e ir
W a sh in g to n , J u n e 8 .— A test con
bicycles la s t e v e n in g n e a r G re e n v ille ,
N. J . , a n d passed th e sp o t w h e re th re e d u cted a t th e In d ia n H ead p ro v in g
w eeks ag o C h a rle s E. S ch ro d er, of th is g ro u n d s y esterd ay ap p ears to confirm
c ity , lost h is life by b e in g th ro w n over th e belief of o rd n an ce officials th a t,
d u rin g th e p a s t y ear, a t least, th e
tho p alisa d e s from h is bicycle, T h o m p
son b ein g one h u n d re d feet ah ead of q u a lity of a rm o r p la te w as increased
h is frien d s. On each sid e of th e h ig h m o re rap id ly th a n th e q u a lity of th e
w ay th e re a re deep ra v in e s. T h e ro a d p ro jectile s. T w o sh ells, one a n eig h t-
w ay is tw e n ty -tw o L e t w id e an d th e in ch C a rp e n te r, a n d th e o t h e r s tw elve-
o n ly p ro te c tio n a t th e b rin k is a sm a ll in ch W h eeler S te rlin g , w ere broken up
p ile of stones.
T h o m p so n ’s wh«-el on reform ed p lates. T h e sh e lls did
stru c k a stone iu th e ro ad au d he w as w e ll acco rd in g to th e old sta n d ard .
th ro w n off. H e p lu n g e d over th e cliff
A Snfe B lo w n O p en .
in to th e gorge below . H is frie n d s
T acom a, J a n e 8 — T he safe in th e
c ra w le d d o w n th e ste ep e m b a n k m e n t, w areh o u se of th e S ta n d a rd O il Com
w h ere th e y found T hom pson u n c o n p an y w as b lo w n open last n ig h t F o rty
scious a n d su ffe rin g from a f ra c tu r e of d o lla rs in m cn » y an d a silv e r w atch
h is sk u ll.
H is a rm w a s also broken. w ere ta k e n
T h e safe is ru in e d an d
H is ch an ce s fo r reco v ery a re slig h t.
v a lu a b le p ap ers w ere b u rn ed .
‘• « n
F m iirU ro W ill
Be Park
N arro w I m p . or W o rk m e n .
E u rek a. C a l., .Tune 8. — A 56-inch
c irc u la r saw. r u n n in g a t a speed of
1.400 rev o lu tio n s p er m in o te , broke
to d ay a t M cK ay A C o m p an y 's Occi-
d e n ta l m ill, w h ile
b ein g d riv en
th ro u g h a redw ood log.
T h e re w ere
fo rty m en on th e floor a t th e tim e.
A larg e fra g m e u t of • th e saw w as
th ro w n w ith , lig h tn in g v elo city across
I ) f l»*rlm p n t S to r- B urn ed.
th e m ill
n a rro w ly m issin g several
T o ro n to , J a n e 1 0 — T b e b ig d e p a r t
w o rk m en and
c ra sh in g th ro u g h a
m e n t sto re s o l J a m e s N. U o k e n d i j A
h eavy lad d er an d th e sid in g an d fin ally
! Co. w a s b u rn e d to m g b t. M cK enriry
lodged in a b ig tim b e r
T n e escape of
c a rrie d a stock v a lu e d a t $150,000, th e m en w as m iraculous. T h e m ill h a t
, w hich is a to ta l loaa.
been closed d o w n for rep airs.
S au F ra n c isc o , J u u e 10.— On a c
c o u n t of a deficit in th e finance* of th e
fiscal y e a r ju s t c lo e irg th e board of
su p ervisor* to d ay notified th e variou*
g as a n d e le c tric c m p a n ie s to d isc o n
tin u e th e ir se rv ices to th^j c ity frern
J u n e 15 u n t i l J u l y 1.
Will Dlcontinue Purchases in
the United States.
TO
M AIN TAIN
SPANISH
RULE
s„ » „ , .r d . .TO .».« A , . ! - . « What T h e ,
( o u aid .r
lafrl.n d lv
l t.e r.u c » .
of
W a ld u n g e n , Ju u e |j,_u
th e s e n a te a . p i n t t d ten,* 1
q u e s tio n today, « H * !]
d a y w a a spent in w a itìg - J J
r e p o rts o n ap p ro p ri» ,,
'
g a n u r g id th e adopt«,,,q »
to m , c a llin g on the prend'1
P a llia tio n in regard to tin
ta k e n lre m th e ( u a ^ J
u n d e r se n te n c e 1 1
. 1 • d
.....
>
v io la tio n uf law .
™
th e A m erican People.
I arigli!, ■ ■
H avana, Ju n e 9. - T h e S p a n i s h n e w s
papers teem w ith artic le s on th e lo y a l
ly of S p an iard s iu th e rep u b lio s of
Mexico, U ru g u ay and A rg e n tin a . B u t
th a t is too w ell know n to re q u ire e x
tended notice. S p an iard s of A rg e n tin a
and U ru g u ay have en ro lled as v o lu n
teers in Cuba, and today over 3,000 o f
them are serving in th is islan d to m a in
tain Spanish ru le an d S p an ish s u p re m
acy. S p an iard s in th e U n ited s t a te s
aud a ll S p anish-A m erica have in itia te d
a naval fund, th e su b scrip tio n s ex ten d -
in g io v er three years.
The latest evidence ot lo y alty of th e
S paniards
in S p an ish -A m erica h as
taken a uew form. W h a t is deem ed to
be a stro n g an ti-A m erican fe e lin g has
been developed by th e press in tne
m other co untry, as w ell as in S p an ish .
A m erica. It has led to th e c a llin g to
geth er of Spam ah m erch an ta in th e r e
publics of Mexico, U ru g u ay an d tb e
A rg en tin e Kepublio. T hey h av e p ro
tested ag ain st w h a t they reg ard as th e
u n frien d ly utteran ces of th e A m e ric a n
poeple, and have u nauim onaly d ecid ed
to d iscontinue fu rth e r p u rch ases in th e
U n ited States. T he m ovem ent w as b e
g a n in South A m erica q u ite recen tly .
T he S panish m erohauts of M exico C ity
and V era C ruz have decided on s im ila r
action.
Export» to these th ree rep u b lics h av e
been considerable. T be fo llo w in g are
th e latest figures obtainable. T hey are
from U nited S tatea sources, th e rep o rt
of the bureau of sta tistics, tre a su ry d e
p artm en t, W ashington, 1896:
To Mexico— In 1892, $14,293,999; in
1893, $19,569,634; iu 1894, $12,842,-
149.
To A rg en tin e R ep u b lic— In 1892,
$2,927,488; in 1893, $4,979,696; in
1894, $4,382,76.
To U ru g u ay — In 1892, $839,030; in
1893, $960,040; in 1894. $1,015,171.
To C uba— In 1892, $17,953,570; in
1893, $24,157,688; in 1894, $20,125,-
321.
GOLD
A
F IE L D S
OF
ALASKA.
R e tu rn e d P ro s p e c to r B ring*
c o u ra g in g R ep o rt.
re tirin g
th e president ; . H
|
t h t A m e ric a n prisoners. J
s h < im „u, chain» M
■ I u m iliti e I a li reign xisjnj
w e n t i n to se cre t wsiica g
ni g l.n o lit by Morgan, bu ,
" ‘•s I’lax -d , u lh e c a l« dlI
a ry
r y m o v e m e n t e q u a l* ¡ ¡ 3 B
H u ll.
W a s h in g to n , .lune lo._a
b u t 1 I tili ,i , grm , ■
lin a i a d jo u rn m e n t. The0tl(P
b ill, tr a m i d to > vt-rcume
i l th è p r e s id e n t, by omino,,
A u < tlurt
an d w .u d u i n i , und« r th o b ^ H ^
a g g r e g a tin g $500,600, failej,
ot I r d e r. A final lepore,t
,000
1 b e ìu iin ig ra tio u bill
s e n a to a f te r
o ’clock,
\ . ■ te d th è oi t a ie mio „ 4.
C u b a.
H e took elicasi» I
s p i e d i, to d isv iam i havitg»___
n i-
th è
B l
W a s h in g to n . .lune
to d u y u g n i l i to th è linai «a
I
- n th è iiav sl a n d i c q ^ H
n b ilia ltiiving c a l r g ^ V
li.e ||.Street «lillà ■
fi re lice re-misiu
re p o rts ouutandn,—
sessio n h a d b e tn agreed ioa
eu i
i n n of d elay a and o p p u g ^ M
n u m i m i l In d ia n conlttai L .
b u t 11
th e ;
re o o iu tio ii to r an inquiryin Lyllin
■th
of G e n e r a l W . T. bhernnui | ^ , ] (
. smi
on th e g ro u n d s that it
j u s tic e
'i
iit-ty
S c u lp to rs . A lliso n , Basiti ^ B
tly
w a s f in a lly defeated,
but
a m e n d th e la w respecting p w ill
lo r c o n te m p t of court watci
H u l anri A l i m , but the t i l .
n o t r e a c h e d . T he uieatttu
a g i t a t i o n o v er i h e i n p ^ H
E. Y. D t bs a u d others fori 29 in
t* D i s
O akland, C al., Ju n e 9.— Dr. R. K.
D uun, of th is city , has le tu rn e d from
th e A laskan gold tielda w ith a n y th in g
b u t a fla tte iiu g rep o rt of th e outlook
for the hu n d red s of prospectors s c a tte r
ed th ro u g h th e snow y w astes of th a t
territo ry . Dr. Dunn d eclares th a t th e
tru th has not been told co n cern in g th e
gold fields. H e left O ak lan d iu F e b r u
ary last w ith th e W alk er-P eu n o ck
expedition.
He has retu rn e d very
m uch d isgusted and satisfied th a t gold-
m in in g iu A laska is an elusive d ream .
"T h e re are probably u o t less th a n
1,200 m en scattered ab o u t K essurrec-
tion and Six-M ilo creek s,” said th e
d octot, " a n d claim s have been tak en
np everyw here. W hy, some of th em
are staked o n t on 50-foot snow banks
and no one know s w h a t is b en eath
them . M ining and pro sp ectin g is im
possible, and it w ill be six w eeks yet
before th e snow w ill h a r e le ft th e
ground. Ho far as th e outlook fo r gold
is concerned, it is difficult to te ll
A
prospector can find color an y w h ere
along th e creeks, b u t it is very h a rd , in
m ost cases im possible, to save th e gold.
T he ex p erim en ts w ith gold m ach in es
have proved failures.
" T h e m in in g co u n try is located alo n g
th e creeks. Both R essurreetion and
S ix-M ile creeks have m an y trib u ta rie s
and upon these prospectors have lo c a t
ed. T he outlook is decidedly bad. A t
Coal bay tb'-re are ab o u t tw en ty -fiv e
m en, and they are w a itin g th e m e ltin g
of th e snow to go to w ork.
Som e
color h as alread y been found th ere, b u t
th e n ex t p o in t is to save th e g o ld .”
Dr. Dunn sta te d the h e a lth of those
a t th e location be v isited w as good. T h e
g en eral situ a tio n w as very d isc o u rag in g
he believes, because of th e h u n d red s at
th e gold fields w ho w ere id le an d u n
able to accom plish a n y th in g because of
the enow. U n d er h is c a lc u la tio n , the
season fo r a c tu a l w ork on claim s w ill
not be longer th a n four m onths.
T ro lle y c »r K an A w a y .
N ew k o rk , J u n e 9. — A n ov erlo ad ed
tro lley car ra n aw ay on th e in c lin e on
th e N assau -street extension to Uonev
island w hen trav el w as a t its h e ig h t
More th a n 100 passengers w ere in p e ril
of th e ir lives. One lad , a n u n k n o w n
R ussian boy, 12 years old, w as k illed
o u trig h t, fa llin g on h is head and e rn sh -
mg it
T w en ty w ere b ru ised an d b a t
tered in a h o rrib le faih io n .
Greatest Scourge of Mankind.
L ondon, J n n e 9 .- M r . G la d sto n e
has ■written a reply to a co rresp o n d en t
UuOMi
HON
W’a s h in g o n , Ju n e 8.-11«
d a y u n s e a te d tw o mote . n m ,
L o c k h a rt, ite m the tei
C a r o lin a d is tr ic t, and Dm •ttys!
th e s ix te e n th Illinois
se a te d iu th e place of the
t i n , a P o p u lis t, whobsdl
by th e R ep u b lica n s, and n
th e la tte r , I'.iuaker, a
of
D o w n in g w a s th e only
I llin o is . A good deal of p
i r g w a s a ro u se d am ungtl»^™
by th e r u l in g of Payne,«
tin- c h a ir , a n d on o n e o r W ^ * ^
there w a s a m ild n rniDiiw
b u ll u t scen es of tbe fifty-lit
T h e D e m o c ra ts left the ball:
to b re a k a q u o ru m , bat Pit
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