Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., October 29, 1896, Image 6

THï NEWS Of TOE KEEK
K|) s * « k s t C'rUp l»t'atl.
A
C a r g o T o o k F i r « a*
New York, O t 38.— Tbs British
Charles F. Crisp, ex-speaker of ihs
steamer Worsley Hall put into this port
house of representatives, died in A t­
this morning will» her cargo on fire.
lanta. G a.,
His death was not alto-
She left New Orleans for Havre, Octo-
Kether a surprise in political circles, as
l»er 16. On October 23, 550 mil«8 east
From All Parts of the New it has been known for some months Indications Point to a Com­ by south of bandy Hook, during a A Resume of Events in the
that he had not long to live, and never
Northwest.
southerly gale, smoke was found issu­
World and the Old.
ing- Revolution.
again could be an active figure in pub-
ing from the ventilators under the
lio affairs. The speaker had several
$
bridge
An examination showed that
spells of illness iu Washington. He
the cotton stowed forward in the hold, EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH
O F IN T E R E S T T O OUR READERS suffered from asthma aud later from SW E EPING REFORM S PROMISEE which constituted the major portion of
heart trouble. His ill health, how­
the cargo, was on fire. The ship was
ever, did not become a matter of public
put before the wind to lessen the N o . ( . » t h e r e « ! In A l l t h e T o w n s o f
C t o m p r ol if iu a lv e H e v l e w o f t h e I m p o r t ­ notoriety until the past spring, when
Th«
L e a d in g C a b in et O ffice«
to
It*- draught and the hatch lifted.
The
Ou r N e i g h b o r i n g S t a t e « - I m p r o v e -
a n t H a p p e n i n g « o f t h e Pa n t W e e k he was compelled to abandon a series
smoko was almost overpowering, but
F i l l e d l»y C h r i s t i a n s — H o r r i b l e I»**
in fi ll
in A l l I ml u«t r » « « — O r « i c « n .
of
joint
debates
arranged
with
ex-Sec-
C a lle d F r om th e T e le g r a p h C olu m n«.
ta il«
of th «
Massacre
at
L g i u . the sailors managed to hoist out twenty
retary Hoke Smith by reason of the ad­
A number of hogs were sold lust
bales of cotton and pile them up on the
Crisp had been
Paris, Oct. 38 — A dispatch to the
Dr. W. VV. Palmer and Mian Palmer, vice of bis physician.
week iu Milton for 2 l8 oeuts per pound.
in the sanitarium for live weeks, suffer­ Figaro from Constantinople, says an deck. The ship was rolling with a
his granddaughter, 15 year« of age. of
William Frazier ia iu Eastern Oregon
ing from malaria] fever. The immedi­ irade w ill soon be published decreeing heavy cross sea. Soon a huge wave
Keaneburg, N. Y., were killed in New
ate cause of his death was heart failure. sweeping reforms, including directions broke over the steamer aud washed buying horses to be used iu the United
Y ork by a train on the Central rail­
the bales overboard.
States cavalry.
that the portfolios of minister of for­
road. They were in a carriage cross­
Suicide o f h M in ister.
The county judge of Josephine coun­
eign affairs, minister of fiuauce, min­
t rouse«! tli** T r u c k »
ing the railroad track when the train,
Kev. Thomas Stoughton Potwin, M.
Key West, Oct. 28 .— Well-informed ty was fined recently $100 for buying
unobserved by them, «truck the vehicle. A., one of the best-known Congrega­ ister of agriculture aud minister of
a small piece of Josepliiue county scrip.
The north-bound Houston
Texas tional clerymen of New England, has public works shall be held by Christ­ passengers who arrived from Havana
ians,
three
Turks
aud
one
European;
The John Day flouring mill, iu
last
night
confirm
advices
received
by
Central passenger train was wrecked committed suicide at bis home in Hart­
■ixty miles from Houston, Tex. The ford, Cono. Kev. Potwin had been in that Christian governors shall be ap­ mail that Maceo has crossed the trocha Grant county, is ruuuing sixteen hours
engine jumped the track, but the poor health for tome time, aud, siuce pointed for vilavets where a majority at Artemisa and joined other insurgent a day, and is grinding 400 bushels of
ooaches staid on the rails. Engineer the recent developments of melan­ of the population is composed of forces iu Havana province. They de­ wheat a day.
Lee Mitchell, of Grant’s Pass, re­
C. E. Clark was badly hurt, and W a l­ cholia, had been under the care of Dr. Christians, aud a mixed geuoral coun­ clared that the report circulated by
ter Matthews, his fireman, was killed. Htearus, of the insane retreat. W h ile cil be elected in each province, it* pro­ Maceo of his encampment at Cacara- ceived a painful wound from a salmon
ceedings to be subject to the council of jacara aud a c mtemplated attack on bite on tee leg below tne knee, while
N o passegers were hurt.
his fam ily were away he went to an
state.
that town was merely a feint of the fishing last week.
A t a coat of two lives four masked upper room and hanged himself with
rebel leader to concentrate tbe Spanish
L o o k « I.Ik « W ar.
Two Albany boys have shipped into
robbers stole 15,000 from Mr. nod Mrs. a rope fastened to the door knob.
Constantinople, Oct. 28.— The re­ troops at th^t point. That the ruse the naval service, and are off on a
Anthony Monagan, in tbe mining v il­
was
successful
is
proved
by
the
fact
T h e T h I i I f h W e r e T u r n e d .
port that trouble of a serious nature is
three-years’ cruise on a man-of-war out
lage of Rappahannock. Thu heads of
***• T. W. Bowman, of Savannah, brewing here has so often been sent <>ut that General Gonzales Muniz, with of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Munagau were crushed
large
forces,
was
sent
in
that
direction
He was that any fresh announcement to that
w ith a sandbag, and they are in a criti­ Ha., tried to k ill his wife.
As the cannery at Marshfield was
cal condition. The robbers sre » t ill at prevented from so doing by W. T. effect is looked upon as having little to attack Maceo, bnt upon their arrival overstocked, the tug Triumph took
Haskell, a commercial traveler. Has­ or no foundation, but in spite of this it at Cararajacara the Spaniards found
large, bnt a posse is in purauit.
2,000 salmon from that place to the
kell
seized
Bowman’s pistol and is but right to state that once more uothing but a deserted camp.
A ball light with fatal results oc­
Coquille cannery last week.
wrenched it from him. Mrs. Bowman everything points to the fact that fur­
curred at Nogales, A riz., and for a
P r e v e n t e d a Pa n ic .
The new quartz mill machinery has
and her mother then assaulted tbe doc­ ther very serious trouble is preparing
short time caused a panic in the audi­
Chicago, (Jet. 27 — By rare presence all been put on the ground at the Black
tor. They blackened his eyes and beat on all sides throughout the Turkish
ence
One of the bulls becoming more
of
mind,
Rev.
Dr.
.lames
Vila
Blake
Butte mine, with the exception of a
him about the head very badly. Bow­ empire.
enraged than nsual, rushed Hbout the
prevented a panic and the possible aw­ small wheel, weighing 4,500 pounds.
man was arrested and taken before a
The ball was set rolling on Wednes­
arena goring everything within its
ful
results
of
a
fire,
which
broke
out
judge who gave him twenty-four hours day last, when the sultan signed two
The salmon cannery at Alsea bay is
reach. A horse was disemboweled. A
just as the morning service was begin­ making a fine pack, and nearly 10,000
to get out of the state.
irades levying a poll tax of five pias­
picador in an attempt to place a thorn
ning at the Third Unitarian church to­
cases w ill he put up if there is no abate­
ters a bead on all Mussulmans and in­
in tbe side uf the wild animal, was
day, and which destroyed the main
H u n t K c - l e a « « Sun Y a t Sen.
ment in the run before the season closes.
creasing the taxes <'n sheep, public
canght on one its long horns, which
part of the building. When the pastor
The Marquis of Salisbury has de­
Most of the farmers of Powder valley
pierced him like a sword. He was manded the immediate release of Sun works and education "from 1 to 1 l2 per took bis place iu the pulpit, his atten­
tossed and fell to th, ground bleeding Y at Sen, the Chinese physician, said cent, the funds so raised to be devoted tion was drawn to smoke in the lobby have about finished the fall round up
and mangled, where, the beast held him to be a British subject, who was, ac­ to m ilitary purposes. This caused the leading to the biinday school room. of cattle and have now in pasture a
between bis hums and pawed him. He cording to the statement of his friends, representative of the powers to send a He remained standing until the organ­ fine looking lot of beef steers and fat
was frightfully injured and died a few kidnaped while passing the Chinese collective note to the porte couched ist had ceased playing, and then re­ cows.
in the strongest language, calling at­
minutes later.
A movement is on foot among lovers
quested the congregation to retire
legation in London, and is held a pris­
tention to the danger the arming of
quietly by the rear exits. His manner of music in Long Creek, Grant county,
Tbe Venezuela government has for­ oner iu the legation on a charge of
Mussulmans was certain to create and
so reassured those assembled that a to organize a baud. A subscription
warded toWashiugton a brief prepared having been engaged in a conspiracy to
pointing out the generally critical situ­
panic was averted. The church was paper for that purpose is being circu­
at Caracas by a commission of five em i­ overthrow the Mautchu dynasty.
ation of affairs in the Turkish empire
entirely destroyed. The loss is $25,000. lated.
nent jurists on the Uritish-Venezuela
Large
purchases
of
arms
have
already
A St. L o u ! « B r o k e r AHftign«.
boundary question. It w ill be sub­
City Marshal Logan, of Weston, in­
L a rg :« Q u a n t i t y o f l.un il> «r Iturned.
L. A. Coquard, a well-known St. been made and the danger is increasing
mitted,to the United States commission
hourly. The porte today sent a reply
Saginaw, Mich., Oct. 27. — Fire sists tiiat boys under 18 years of age
as soon as the translation is completed. Lonis broker, baa tiled an aaaignment.
to the collective note of the ambas­ broke out early this evening in the must keep off the streets after 7 o’clock
The brief covers 300 pages and is said He givea hia assets aa $100,000; liab il­
sadors. As usual it was evasive and lumber pile and on the m ill plant in the evening, and warns pareuts that
to be a forcible presentation of the ease. ities not atated, but may exceed the aa-
in substance simply stated that the premises of the Center Lumber Com­ he intends to enforce the curfew ordin­
Aside from this brief coming direct aeta. It ia claimed that during tbe last
money derived from the additional pany, at Zilwaukee, six miles down ance.
from Venezuela, Messrs. Scruggs aud six months he lost heavily in wheat
taxes was only intended to complete the the river. It spread into a very large
There passed through Athena last
Btorbrow, counsel for Venezuela in and stocks, tbe total amount being eati'
armament of the Mustaphas or Land- conflagration, which destroyed about week a family that proposes making
this country, are about to submit final mated at $300,000.
strum, the third aud last class of Turk­ 8,000,000 feist of lumber. The saw­ au entire trip to Florida by team. They
argumenta. Hertofore tbe arguments
ish army reserves, aud strengthen the m ill and salt works were iu immient make their expenses of the trip by giv-
A Missouri Bunk L o o t e d .
presented have covered the points in
danger, but were saved, and only iug musical performances, the entire
Robbers entered the bank at Cass- armament of the other land forces.
evidence, bnt the taking of proof is
The action of the Turkish govern­ ►
mall buildings were burned. The fire family being musicians.
now practically over and the dual argu­ ville, Mo., aud blew open the safe, se­
curing its contents. The amount was ment indicates that the empire is fao departments of Saginaw and Bay City
The semi-annual report of the county
ment is in order.
large, but the bank officials refuse to ing a situation which may necessitate assisted in fighting the flames. The clerk of Josephine county shows that
J. H. Rook, white, was shot and
say how much. The robbery was tbe the calling forth of all the m ilitary loss w ill approach #150,000, and is un­ there were, on September 30, outstand­
killed by a negro near Sunuyside, Miss.
forces at its dipsosal, and it also indi­ derstood to be fairly covered by insur« ing unpaid county warrants to the
work of professionals.
A posse hsuged the negro.
It is said
cates that the situation is the gravest ance.
amount of $64,504.87, the estimated
that in consequence tbe uegroes have
O rien ta l Question Settled.
since the Kusso-Turkish war.
Of
interest on which is $7,000.
challenged the whites aud a riot is im ­
Boy M u id «r«r«.
The Paria correspondent of the Lon­ course there is always iu view' a proba­
minent.
A number of the country papers are
don News reports that he hears the b ility at least that the sultan by these
Cornish, Me., Oct. 37.— On October
Saturday, October 31, hHS been de­ czar’ a visit to Queen Viotoria at Bal­ movements is simply seeking to dia 5 Mrs. Betsy I ’.. llubbswas found dead. fully alive to their own interests iu
clared as flag day by tbe national moral resulted iu Russia, Eugland and tract tbe attention of his subjects from Bhe lived alone about one aud a half the present gratifying wheat situation.
chairmen of the Republican, Demo­ France agreeing on the basis of a policy the actual state of affairs brought miles from Effingham, N. H. When Such notices as this are being run:
cratic and Populist parties. It is re­ in Japan and China, while the Levant, about by hia maladministration. See­ fonnd the house was burning, aud her “ Don’ t neglect to settle that little sub­
quested that the national colors be dis­ Mediterranean and African questions ing that tbe powers are really in earn­ body was half cremated. The mystery scription account when you sell your
played on all residences and places of are being arranged. The czar wants est and that the understanding between was cleared yesterday by the confession wheat.”
business on that day.
the results obtained without bloodshed, Russia, France and Great Britain of Charles Savage. He accnses Frank
There are in the office of the treas­
The Berkey & (la y furniture factory, says the correspondent, aud is support­ means decisive action, he is by arma­ J. Palmer of the rnnrder. A coroner's urer of Benton county funds amount-
practically
threatening tbe jury has brought in a verdict against iug to $2,824, with which old outstand­
of Grand Rapids, Mich., tbe largest in ed by Italy and Austria. The sultan ments
the world, has resumed operations is likely to die hard, but be w ill be wholesale massacre of Christians and Palmer uf mnrotr in the lirst degree. ing warrants could be paid were they
announcing that Turkey w ill lesist to Savage was held as a witness. Palmer presented for redemption.
Home of
aftei a period of enforced idleness dur­ obliged to yield.
the utmost any attack from the out­ is 18 years old, ami lives at West Par- these warrants were issued as far back
ing the business depression
The fac­
F i l i b u s t e r « t o He T r i e d .
side.
as April, 1887.
soutield. Savage is 30 years of age.
tory employs more worknieu than any
Admiral Navarro, president of the
Happily there is one feature of the
other institution in that city.
A t the inquest Savage unflinchingly
naval court of Havana, has caused no­
W ashington.
It is now certain that the lumber tice to be served upon forty-one fili­ crisis which has a soothing influence withstood half au hour’ s cross-examina­
upon Abdul Hamid. This is the finan­ tion. but at last the coroner discovered
' combine, known as the Central Lum­
A dredger w ill begin work on Olym ­
busters and others, including the crew cial situation. It is about as bad as it weakness, aud he persistently ques
ber Company, of California, w ill have aud passengers of the Competitor, that
pia harbor next month.
a new lease of life January 1, 1897, they must answer charges of piracy possibly can be. A ll negotiations upon tinned him till he Anally succumbed
The school tax of the city of Spokane
and that it w ill early in the spring and rebellion against the government. the part of the Turkish government for and related a tale implicating himself for next year amounts to $85,000.
a tempoarry loan have failed, and the and Frauk Palmer in the murder and
attempt to hold prices at a higher fig­
Consul-General Lee, in an interview in condition of the treasury is one of help­ attempted cremation of Mrs. Hobbs.
William Hopkins has estabiisheJ a
ure than they have been for years.
a Spanish paper, denies having insisted lessness. On top of this the price of He and Palmer, he said, had been broom-handle factory iu Burlington.
W. T. Rambuech, the defaulting upon his recall to the United States,
bread has risen 40 per cent, and bids drinking together the day before the
Blanche Bennet, a typewriter, was
banker of Jnneau, W ia., shot and killed and says his relations with Captain-
fair to rise still higher as tbe price of tragedy.
Monday morning Savage put in jail in Spokane Saturday,
himaelf iu Fredericksburg, Vt. He General VVeyler ure cordial.
wheat goes up. This has decidedly ag­ took his shotgun to go shootiDg. They charged with smoking opium.
She
left a note expressing a desire that he
gravated the prevailing distress aud called at Mrs. Hobbs’. Savage left was fonnd in Lee Jim's "jo in t,” stnpi-
A F m I m I 4> m * F x p l o n l n n .
be identified in order that his w ife
consequent discontent.
Palmer iu the house while he went to lied by the drug.
In Chicago George McWhorter turn­
might get hi» life insurance. About
The police continue making arrests. the woodshed on au errand. While
ed on the gas iu his room and lay
The superintendent of schools in
$100 was found on his person.
It is understood that many more bombs there he heard the report of a gun and
Whatcom county is strongly advising
T. P. Farnsworth, of Cresco. la., ac­ down to die. The odor of the gas was have been found.
In Armenia, the soon after fonnd Mrs. Hobbs bleeding
cidentally killed his w ife in tiiat city. detected by Chalres Collard.who called greatest apprehension exists. Rumors upon the doorstep. Palmer soon ap­ teachers to observe Admission day
Just a» they were going to dine Farns­ George Holt. Lighting the gas in the of a recent massacre in Egin are just peared, and with an oath declared that this year. Washington was sdmitted
worth was in the act of loading his re­ room adjacent McWhorter’s, they burst leaching here, in spite of efforts made now he had squared the grudge he as a state November 11, 1889.
volver, when the cartridge exploded, in his door. An explosion fallowed, by the porte to suppress anything but owed her for pulling $3 out of him in
The commissioners of Kings county
the ball striking his w ife nearly iu the blowing out a section of the rear wall official news.
payment for the glass be broke in her have fixed tbe tax levy for 1890 at
of
tbe
building,
and
burning
Collard
oenter of the forehead, killing her in­
The Armenian reports say that 2,000 house three years sgo. Palmer asked 15.85 mills on all property within the
badly.
Holt escaped injury.
Mc­
stantly.
Armenians were killed at Egin, so far -lavage to help him carry the body in limits of Seattle. The rate on all
Whorter died while being taken to the
Hamlin J. Andrus, president of the
as known, that no Turks were killed the house. He says he was so fright­ property in the county outside of
hospital.
Arlington Chemical Company, Yonkers,
and that nearly 1,000 houses were ened he did not realize what he was do­ cities, and not included iu school dis­
A M illio n a ire A rm enian .
burned, leaving only 150 houses stand­ ing, but they got the body into the trict specials, is 13 mills.
N. Y., was instantly killed by the ex-
ploaion uf a bomb in his office. He was
The most sensational trial ever ing for tbe Christian population, and house. Savage then took to the woods,
The mills for making oatmeal and
alone when the tragedy ooourred. known in Turkey haa just been con­ that women and children were huddled being shortly overtaken by Palmer,who flour in Tacoma and Seattle are run­
W ho placed the bomb in the offloe, or cluded in Constantinople. Atik Effendi, together in the schoolhouse and in deloared that nobody would ever know ning night and day, and yet are behind
whom it was intended for is unknown. tbe millionaire Armenian, has been some of the remaining buildings, what had happened, for he had set Are in their orders. The demand for flour
John Andrus, a brother of the viotim, condemned to three years' aeolnaion in bereaved, destitute and hungry to such to tbe house.
from the Orient has been simply phe­
was generally the first to enter tbe a fortress. He was aooused of being an extent that the governor-general
nomenal, and the rolled-oat trade can­
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cfflce. and as the dead man is very well chief of the revolutionary committee. telegraphed that they were in need of
not be supplied by the present mills.
liked, it is supposed that his brother is This latter was considered not proved, food.
Marshfield, <)r.,Oot. 37. — Early this
Bishop Cranston and a committee of
the one whose life was desired.
morning the life saving patrol found
hut hia connection with the movement
LI H u ng < h an g Prom oted .
thirteen Methouist ministers have com­
on
the
ocean
beach
the
remains
of
three
was
established.
He
was
given
th*
The lose occasioned by the burning
Peking, Oct. 38. — Li Hung Cheng unfortunate victims of tbe wreok of the pleted a thorough investigation of the
of the flouring m ill and wheat ware minimum penalty possible.
has been appointed minister of foreign ill-fated steamer Arago. They were affairs of the Puget sound nniversity,
bonee at Weston. Or., has been placed
aflairs. Simultaneously with hie ap­ brought to Empire City, and a core- resulting in an unanimous approval
A C o w a r d l y Sul<-ld*.
at about $30.000. The m ill was owned
pointment as minister of foreign ner’s inquest held. The names of the and indorsement of the methods and
Alfred
U.
Andrew,
a
carpenter
of
principally by I. E. Baling and P. A.
affairs an imperial edict orders that Li unfortunates are: Patience and Speck, management of the college in all it,
Ban
Francisco,
ended
his
own
life
be­
Worthington, and there was no insur­
departments.
Hung Chang be punished for presum­
ance. The m ill was equipped with cause of misfortunes that bad reduced ing to enter the precincts of the rained steerage passengers, and Sanders, sea­
man.
The
three
were
buried
at
Em­
The Northern Pacific w ill construct
him
to
poverty,
and
left
a
widow
and
modem machinery, and was almost
summer palace,while visiting the dow­ pire City this afternoon. The Arago * big stone wall extending over 1,000
constantly operated.
It had 100 bar­ three grown children to struggle for ager empresa.
ta still in the same position. An excur­ feet along the hank on the west side of
rels daily capacity. The warehouse the living he had grown weary of en­
The wall
The annual number of births is esti­ sion from Here today reports the bar the wharves in Tacoma.
contained 10,000 bushels of wheat that deavoring to make for them. He took
were insured for half their value. carbolic aoid and died ill great agony. mated at 38,793,000— an average num­ very smooth, and it is probable thst w ill be of solid masonry, and w ill be
The origin of the lire baa not been dis­ His w ife was a witness to his suffer' ber of 100,800 a day, 4,300 an boar and what treasure is in the steamer w ill be thirty feet high and fonr and one-half
recovered by divers.
feet wide, it w ill be placed on a
70 a minute.
ings.
covered.
solid rock or hardpan foundation.
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Isaac H. Lyonberger. of St. Louis,
•
F a ll T h ro u g h a F loor.
Mozambique, Oet. 37. — Major Albu­
Colombo,
Ceylon,
Oct.
28.—
The
The board of county commissioners
has been appointed assistant attorney-
Robert Bummers, of Tacoma, s gar­ passengers and crew of tbe British querque, governor-general, with 300
general of the United States for the in­
dener, fell ten feet, through a flooi, steamer Taitt, which plies between Portuguese and 100 native troops re­ of Stephens county has granted a
terior department. He succeeds W il­
and died three hours later at the hos­ Mauritius and Bombay, were landed cently went to Manicaland. W hile in license to J. H. Saville to conduct a
liam A. Lytle, of Georgia, who recent­
steel cable ferry at China bend, a point
pital.
The fall fractured tbe skull, here today.
They report that the bivouac at Magenla, he was attacked
ly resigned to become a candidate for
and congestion of the brain followed. steamer foundered during a heavy gale. by 300 Msssiarallos. The Portuguese on the Spokane Falls * Northern rail­
tbe office of justice of the supreme
He lived in an old bmlding.and entered September 3, and that twenty-seven made a gallant defense, snd kept the way about half way between Marcus
court of Georgia. Mr. Lyonberger has
natives at bay for twenty-two hours and Northport. About 3,000 feet of
a dark room adjoining bis own. near natives were drowned.
taken tbe oath of office and entered
bnt were finally forced to retreat ow­ cable w ill be employed to span the Co­
the door of which was a Urge hole, in
upon his official duties. He is a well-
whioh a wheel for cleaning carpets
An electric boat has been constructed ing to lack of water. Two Portuguese lumbia river at this point, and the in-
known attorney in H t Lome, and one
had once been set
Into this hole be for the inspection of the famous aewers were killed, and twenty-three wound­ ducement for putting in a ferry is tbe
o f ' the leading practitioners in the
fell, being unaware of the existence of of Fans. It pulls itself along by a ed. including the governor-general. accessibility of the Flat creek and ad-
etate. He is 48 years of age and a the death trap.
Tbs enemv's loss was heavy.
chain lying in the bottom.
jacent mines on the Indian reservation
tsarm friend of Secretary Francia
•la©.
GIG ANTIC
Company
Km m eil
to
PROJECT 5
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Cleveland, O., Oot. 37
chase of street ra.lway
*
rope by au international
T
capitalists, the soupe ,,f »h, k“ *’
patlly outlined in a recant a 1
8* L o n U . U t h e ^ S j i
enterprise now on foot in ,u,
world. Additional inform«,«,. M
subject haa been obtained from
tIonian who is financially inter
the success of the syndic»*', „ 1
turns..
The Americans at the head of a,, J
terprise are James Bom «nd uk
Mackenzie, of Mouteral. Mr { L j
immensely wealthy, is a directoTf
the ithiik of Montreal, and i,
interested iu the Northern PaciflcrJ
mad and Canadian stre, t raihnn ™
is stated that with him « r„ , , '
of Americans on this side of the t'i4
diau line, who have become ur,ilk,J
street railroad operators, also « „„ i*
of English, Herman and Dutch bask«
as well as the great house of th« R™
Childs.
Those gentlemen find the siren nfl
roads o f Europe w here thorn of Am
ca Were ten yeare ago. They
abundant opportunity to make» »
deal of money by bringing then, L i
the present Amerioan standul t J
not only have the uiidergoundrsilrc.
iu London in view, but are prepared]
• perlite in Berlin, Paris and ,„her Id
European oities. The syndicate h ij
ready gained possession of the l
railway sytem of Birmingham, 1
land, and is operating it.
As motive power, compressed 1
w ill be used. Compressed air hash
the motive power on a Paris railnj
for the last fifteen years, but its ™
plete success was prevented by inabihl
to obtain reservoirs whi'-h would iJ
tain for any length of time the pd
air pressure needed. An America
named K ellogg has invented a seamls
tube which w ill hold air at a pret
of 5,000 pounds to the squrae inch, a
it was mainly this fact that led tod
formation of the syndicate. A cod
pany to make the tubin' baa be«
formed in Boston, and the faotoryb
been in operation for some time {
Findlay,O., in the midst of the natt
gas region. The gas is failing, a
the factory w ill be removed ande
lished at a cost of $3,000,000, if 1
the plans of the syndicate go throe
Cleveland, Newcastle, Pa., and tw|
other oities are being considered |
places for the new factory, and with
a few weeks a proposition will be mail
to the chamber of commerce ot t,".|
city.
A number of pneumatic motor itr
cars are now made at Worcester, Mai
to ship to Birmingham.
ONDON
Hank
of
FINANCIAL
NEWS.|
K i i k I h i h I T r y i t . g to
t h « O u t f l o w o f Hold.
Ch$c
London, Oct. 37.— The advance |
the bank rate has not led to adrai
iu outside quotations, because
was an ample supply of availabl
funds. The plethora has been incr-aw
during the week by the release
«0 0 .0 4 0 of Japanese money, with J
probable release of £1,009,000 mure if
a few days. There is, however, son
indication that the bank is borrow
on stock in order to make its quotation
more effective in cheeking the outdo*
of gold.
Russia is offering leaf*
bar gold, while the Germsn
French exchanges have moved infsvo
of Great Britain in advance of theb
rate
The outward movement continw
being further stimulated by the best
and increasing wheat shipments bol
Atlantic and Pacific ports Stocks ^
grain ill Groat Britain stand at an»
usually low level, and the failure (
crops in India has caused active ps
chasing to replenish supplies. Tb|
American surplus is being freely draw
npoii at advancing prices, and ps
chases of European goods are much r
slricted
The remittanceof gold is’bj
only method of redressing the advi
balance. A change in this respect wii|
probably occur after the election.
V E R G IN G
A la rm in g
ON
ANARCHY.
D e v e l o p m e n t . In th. T«>|
Ish Bltuntl m.
London, Oct. 27 .— The Standard
Constantinople correspondent says- I
The purchase of arms during tty
week haa been most extensive, ana <
feeling of vague uneasiness and ijtfj
is spreading rapildy. The palaoe bop*
to distract the attention of tbe
in Constantinople from its misdeedill
holding out a prospect of onlimiwf
loot.
An Athens dispatch to tbe«*mep
P " 8fty8:
,
T „rk,J
Reports from all parts 0 1» 1
point to the complete dislocation 0 :31
administrative machinery and »»'"1
sence of all justice and public ’ecl’ J
The envoys have sent s collective noil
to the porte of tbe strongest I'hsrn •
in view of tbe critioal ritnation.
T h e B o a t Overturee-t-
Denver. Oct. 27. — While Andff’
Spate with his w ife and five ch'^J
were boating on Smith's lake, a
body of water within the sou «A
limita of the city, this afternoon. 1
boat was by some means 0Ter'° '; r 1
and Mrs. Spate and her five c
|
were drowned.
____
R i o t i n g Btvlkerw.
Madras, Oct. 37.— A serious
curred on the Negapatam. 8
miles sonth of Caracal, forty-
.
by rail from Tanjore. Several tn
aud workmen who were lock«
^
tempted to loot a freight depo •
police fired on them, killing *w
wonnding many.
Constantinople, O ct ^7- — J* **
ported that the police sei**“
^
number of bomba laat evening^
arrests of Armenians continue