Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., July 29, 1897, Image 6

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Port Townsend, Wash., July 28 —
Pittsburg, July 28.— The situation A Resume of Events in the storm which struck this city
ity at 7 o ’clock last night
'
Epitomo o f the Telegraphic The steamer C ity of Topeka arrived last Trouble Daily Expeoted in in this district is unchanged. Both
astrous. Cartheny Mayer « M ~
Northwest.
night from Alaska.
Bhe brings news
sides are waiting for the result of the
the Pittsburg District.
News o f the World.
lightning ami instantly killed.
that the Clnndyke fever is on the in­
m eeting tomorrow of the operators.
crease at Juneau.
Nearly every able-
The Mahoning river rose tv*
The arbitrators are elated at the pros­
bodied man there has gone or is prepar­
pects. A ll o f the Western men are E V I D E N C E O F S T E A D Y G R O W T H an hour and washed away
D E P U T Y S H E R IF F S O N G U A R D here, and the Eastern people will arrive
bridges. Crab oreek, an insigu*
▼ ERSE T I C K S F R O M T H E W IR E S ing to go to the rich fields.
stream rose 16 feet in an
Authentic reports direct from Dyea
in the morning. Hotel lobbies are
are that there is now as much freight
short space o f tim e, doing
meeting places tonight for theo[*erators M s « . G athered Is A l l « > •
#f
piled up at the head o f the inlet as the M in e F o r e m a n F i r e s o n S t r i k e r * —C o a l already here, and the strike question is
JLm I i t o m t i n g C o lle c t io n o f I t e m s F r o m
age in the lower portions of the
O ar N e ig h b o r! i»B S ta te s -Im p r o v e -
Indians can pack over the divide in the j
F a m i n e I s I in in ln e u t In C h i c a g o —T h * being well disensesd.
W hile a large
Houses were washed away fun,
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next 18 months.
This amount of
number are not in favor of the old uni­
foundation» and men, women u j
S t r i k e r s a t O t h e r F a in t s .
C o n d e n s e d a n d C o m p r e h e n s iv e F o r a s
The Golden Standard quartz mine, dren were rescued from aeeo«*1
freigh t w ill be more than doubled
form ity plan, all are anxious to hear
Pittsburg, July 26. — Excitement w «. what new phases the peace commis­ near Gold H ill, in Jackson county, was
The earn«* of the ship F a ll» ol the when the steamers Queen and Mexico,
windows, a bathtub being uaadia
Dee, lying at San Franciaco, waa now en route,a rrive.
This condition at fever heat in local m ining circles to­ sioners have given the subject.
bonded last week for $125,000.
of a better craft.
Squaw creek
day.
The
operators
were
apparently
ruined by tire in the hold.
of affairs practically precludes all pos­
Some are decidedly op|s»sed to uni­
The officers of the Mathloma have near the city, was practically
The ateamer Hope, after coaling at sibility of hundreds of the rushers prepared for any demonstration, and form ity, but all are in favor of arbitra­ engaged a crew in Corvallis to work on out of existence.
reaching the mining region this year. : before nightfall they were convinced tion for settlement of the strike.
Campbleton, C. B ., nailed for the Are
Ihe a wing dam that is to be put in at
Trains are beginning to move
Frank F. Myers, the Juneau pioneer that matters had taken a serious turn. board'is busy completing the contract Black Dog bar.
t ic region« with Lieutenant Peary and
12 hours’ delay.
Early
in
the
morning
about
500
miners
newspaper man, w ill leave there in
party on board.
which is to be presented to tiie meeting
The estimated loss to thii city
Estimates put on the wheat crop of
from the F in le y v ille district marohed tomorrow at tiie courthouse.
No one Eastern Oregon are that there w ill be approaches $100,000.
T h e senate failed to confirm the two weeks for Dawson City, by a d if­
The storm
on the Bunola mines, on the river, and can, ut this time, predict tiie outcome
presidential appointment o f T. V. Pow- ferent route than by Dyea and over the
in tne neighborhood of
16,000,000 local, in many resects resemble
succeeded
in
bringing
out
the
men
at
of the conference, which is exp, cted to
derly, of Pennsylvania, commissioner divide. H e w ill go by the route fol- !
cloudburst, the people being giTeo,
bushels harvested this season.
lowed by Lieutenant Bchwatka, who work. Sheriff Lowry, of this county, last two, and perhaps three days.
o f immigration.
The wagon bridge across the Yam- warning.
conducted an exploring party into the has a force o f deputies ready for duty
A crisis is pending. This is conceded
Great loss o f life was narrowly,
A . A. Fischer, a (Herman, aged 04,
hill
at Sheridan is unsafe, because of
Yukon valley in 1889. This route! at a moment’ s notice, and trouble is on all sides.
Tiie arbitration commis­
ed at S p i i n g Common foot bridge,
because of ill-health sucked gas and
looked
(or
at
any
time.
The
deputies
decayed
piers.
Travel
over
the
bridge
starts form Taku inlet, 80 miles south
sioners, on one side, feel hopeful that
died in Ban Francisco. He left a not*
women and children insisted on
of Juneau. From Taku to Lake Teslin are in readiness to go to the mines of they w ill bring about an initiative for w ill be interrupted for two or three
asking that the gas he consumed be
maining to watoh the angry *
weeks.
the distance is 180 miles, over level the N ew York <& Cleveland Company. a settlement at the meeting.
Tiie
paid for.
below in spite o f the fact tint
prairies, and the country from Lake A march on the Turtle creek, Plum miners’ officials, on the other hand,
The Falls City correspondent of the
tsructure was unsafe.
Finally
Thomas Renberge, a welldigger, and Teslin is open valley through to the creek and Bandy creek mines is expect­
claim to have adopted measures that Dallas Independent says that hops in
policemen with drawn clubs clear
W illia m Bntler, a veterinarian, well Yukon river by way of the Hootingua ed at any time.
that precinct are looking well, haying
w ill make a complete tie-up.
bridge, and a few seconds later
known in Wabash, Ind., were drowned river.
A t C'anonsburg it was reported that
W ith the aid of pack horses the
It has developed that many o f tiie has begun in earnest, and fall-sown bridge was swept away
in the Mississippi river near there Taku route is by far the more prefer­ 1,000 men would march to the Cook
West V irginia miners are waiting for aats w iil soon be ready for the binder.
Reports from rural districts
w hile fishing.
able. It is probable that a stage line mines tonight and stay there until the word from the Pittsburg district, espe­
Hon. C. V. Brock soys that the crop that farmers suffered greatly.
diggers
came
out.
Sheriff
Clark,
ol
Captain J. T. C. Nash has bonded w ill soon be operated on this route.
cially from the New York & Cleveland of wheat in Sherman oounty is the
Trumbull county 15 barns were
the Golden Standard quartz mine, Parties who have been over both routes Washington county, is on hand with a mines.
They want to hear of tiie largest on record. A conservative esti­
by lightning and burned. Crop»
owned by the Kublis and Judge Wat- say the walk of 130 miles over level large number o f deputies, and trouble miners in these mines having joined
mate places the output to be harvested destroyed and buildings generally,
•on, near Gold H ill in Jackson county. country is more easily accomplished is expected if the strikers attempt to the general suspension.
This, it is at 3,000,000 bushels, all of excellent
aged, but no loss of life is yet rep,
Or. The price is $125,000.
than that o f 15 miles overC h ilcat sum­ force the men to quit work. The new claimed by officials, w ill bring all the
state law to compel operators to weigh falterin g ones in West Virgina into quality.
T h e fund for the Omaha W orld ’ s mit.
There seems to be some doubt as to
the coal before it is screened and to line, thus making the strike effective
A R A IL R O A D CHANGE.
fa ir now amounts to $100,108, paid in
T a k u In le t R a ilw a y S ch em e.
pay the miners on itn basis, is to be in that it w ill shut off the supply of whether the fish hatchery at Mapleton
private subscription. The state gives
New York, July 28.— A dispatch to tested to its fullest extent, and the
w ill be operated this season or not, the M c N e ill, o f t h e O . K . A N..
another $100,000. There w ill be no
coai.
the Journal and Advertiser from W il­ whole uniform ity agreement hinges on
claim being made by some in authority
P r e s i d e n t o f t h e N. P
trouble in swelling the stock to $500,-
Arrangements have been made for
mington, Del., says: P. L. Packard this test. A large number o f operators
that the results of last year do not jus­
<100.
Eugene V. Debs and other prominent
Spokane, Wash., Jnly 26.—A
and W illiam Pratt, president o f the are putting in scales, so as to weigh the
officails to come to this city and hold a tify the expense,
Paul special to the Spokesman Ees
A s an excursion train was returning board of directors of the street and
coal according to the new law, but oth m eeting for tiie benefit of the New
The barbers of The Dalles have en­ says:
from Zanesville to Marietta, O ., the sewerage department of this city have
Upon good authority it ia
trestle work over a bottom land three gone to Seattle. There they w ill be ers are preparing to fight it. A member; y ork & Cleveland miners Thursday tered into an agreement not to shave
of the arbitration commission said to-I morning. Among others expected to be any of their customers on Sundays.
here that the efforts of President J
and a half miles from Marietta, gave joined by a party and w ill go to Ju­
night that the new anti-screening law present are Samuel Gompers, A. D. The barber who violates the agreement
H ill, of the Great Northern, toi
way, and two o f the four couches were neau, Alaska, where they w ill survey
would cut a figure in the new agree­ Ratchford, M. M. Garland and W. D. w ill have to furnish his fellow shavers
precipitated to a cornfield below. The a pass from Taku inlet on the Alaska
control o f the Northern PacifiCare
ment, and the law would be thoroughly Mahon. A t this meeting it is intended with a wine supper.
coaches were tilled with people, but no coast to Teslin lake, whicli a syndi
short of consummation.
Aocordia
tested before it is incorporated in the j to strike the final decisive blow, and if
The grasshoppers that were devastat­ the latest story in railroad oircl-
one was killed. About 15 i«*rsn::s were cate here proposes to use as a railorad
agreement.
possible, make tiie tie-up complete. ing the fields around Olex, in Gilliam three-cornered fight is now in pro„
badly injured, and all were more or route for transporting miners and sup­
The arbitrators were at work among The reputation o f Delis, it is expeoted,
less bruised.
county, migrated to the west and south for the control o f the great prop:
plies into the Yukon territory,
the Pittsburg operators today, and they w ill draw 12,000 miners to tiie meeting.
last week.
The sun was partly ob­ Mr. H ill stands at one jioint of the
That Japan w ill continue to oppose
are trying every means to bring about
H o r n e « In D e m a n d f o r A l a s k a .
scured the greater part of the week, angle, the present management at
th e Hawaiian annexation treaty iB
D e b « a t W h e e lin g .
a m eeting of the operators. Bo far they
while they were flying over.
other, and M cN eill, of the 0. R. 4
Tacoma, Wash., July 28.— The Cion*
shown by the latest news from the Jap­
have been unsuccessful in arranging
W heeling, W. Va., July 28.— Eugene
anese government, under date of July dyke fever is steadily growing. Tht for a meeting, but it is hoped they w ill
The illustrated commencement num­ at the third.
V. Debs made his appearance in W heel­
If the present management it
10. which is now made publio for the steamship offices are crowded thii accomplish this shortly.
ing this afternoon, and was met by a ber of the University of Oregon Month­
first time.
W h ile couched in polite morning, passage being engaged on
Besides con­ obtain control by defeating the el
large crowd at tiie railroad station. ly has been completed.
steamers sailing next week. The prioi
and diplomatic language, the protest i
of H ill, it is understood that J»i
N e a r i n g a C r is is .
Tonight he addressed a meeting in tiiis taining three orations and two poems
-sufficiently firm in tone to show that of horses bus advanced in this vicinity,
Hannaford, at present traffic man
Fairmount, W . V a ., July 26.— An city.
The efforts to secure the public recently delivered, and an unusual
Japan w ill continue to wage a diplo­ ow ing to the animals being in demand army of deputy sheriffs now guards the
will he made president of the comp-
number
of
interesting
articles,
it
also
building sauare for the meeting failed,
matic war, and possibly go further to to tak* to Alaska for the transpor­ H ite mine, at Kings, three miles above
and the meeting took place a square has 15 steel engravings of the literary Mr. Hannaford has been called to,
prevent the consummation o f the an­ tation of freight over the mountains.
societies, graduating class of ’97, edi­ York, and it is beileved his mission
here, on the T ygart’ s V alley river. away.
nexation policy.
The sheriff was called there this after­
In speaking of tiie situation in tiie torial staff, board of regents and Presi­ to do with this interesting struggle.
Mr. M cN eill, form er prei
noon as the operators feared an out­ Fairmont fields, Debs said he felt en­ dent Chapman.
Recent advices from Peru, which
O IL IN S T E A D O F C O A L .
break, but no arrests were made. couraged. A number of miners joined
lia ve been confirmed by C. de Miranda,
One of the leading wool buyers esti­ general manager of the O. R. &. N.
Early this morning the drivers at the the strikers on Sunday and others are mates that about 2,500,000 pounds of leading the third movement. He
a petroleum magnate now
in San *?lan o f a n I n d i a n a M a n f o r H u b«titu fcin|
mine joined the strikers. The opera­ expected to follow.
I t f o r F u e l on W a r s h i p « .
Francisco, state thHt the wonderfully
He said the efforts wool have changed hands at The Dalles the backing of the Rnssell Sage i:
rich strikes reported from the Clon-
Anderson, Ind., July 28.— Judge W. tors secured new drivers in an hour, of tiie organizers would have been more this season. This week the purchases est. It is known that Mr. McNeill
dyke region have been totally eclipsed A. Chipman has gone to Washington t( and at noon over half o f the miners successful, but for tiie fact that tiie have been large. One clip of 60,000 strong hope., of success. President
Then the seoond lot of operators, as he claimed, prevented pounds was sold at 12 cents.
by fabulous discoveries of gold In that tile patent applications and interest came ouL
There was instrumental in having Mr. Me'
Booth American republic.
In an in­ proper government officials in inven­ drivers threw up their positions, and their men from attending tiie meetings. are 5,000,000 pounds more to be sold, appointed to M c N e ill’s place aa m:
terview Mr. Mirsnila said thut there no tions of Frank M. Reed, of this city, some o f the men began stoning the Practical slavery, he said, exists in the and when all this is turned into money ger of the O. R. & N., and it
longer seemed to lie any doubt thut the which have been completed, tested miners, who were forced to leave their Fairm ont m ining regions.
it ought to make a sum large enough thought the reorganizer of the!
famous Inca gold fields, which have practically and found to be capable ol work.
road is out for revenge as well aa no.
to be felt in business.
K a n u w h » M en O u t.
been considered as myths among the revolutionizing the handling of war
Ralph H ite, the foreman, soon had
A C o l o r a d o C lo n d y k * .
W a s h in g t o n .
intelligent people of Pern, have at last vessels at sea.
his Winchester rifle in bis hand, and
W heeling, W. Va., July 28.— The
Silver C liff, Lolo., July 26.—If J
been discovered.
The potato bugs have put in their
The inventions car>*y out to perfec­ three shots quickly checked the enthu­ labor leaders gathering for tomorrow's
T h e schooner Norma arrived at Hon­ tion the idea originated by Russia in siasm o f all the strikers hut one, who conference late tonight claim that 4,000 appearance for the first time in the Pa- winch has just been made here
out as expected, Colorado may
olulu from the South seas on the 16th. using oil instead o f coal us a fuel for made for H ite with a pick, but he was o f the 6,000 miners in the Fairmont louse country.
W h ile the vessel was cruising on the war vessels.
Reed’s invention covers driven back at the point o f a revolver. and Monongahela valley railroad district
The Pacific soldiers’ reunion began Clondyke of its own, and this old I
long voyage Captain Rosehlll secured a system o f oil burning which would The operators, however, feared another are idle, and that 5,000 of the 10,000 | in Westport, Chelialis county, last ter county camp w ill take on a new'.
sufficient evidence to warrant the be- make it possible for a vessel like the outbreak, and oallea on the county offi­ men in the field along the Norfolk & week, and w ill continue five weeks The discovery was made yesterday
Joseph Foulk, a well-known
• lie f that Kngland has been taking for­ Indiana to carry enough fuel to last a cials for aid. Tonight organizers are Western road, in the south end of the j longer.
county man, who has been looking,
there, and they say all the men w ill state,have quit,and unconfirmed advices
mal possession of a number of small, trip around the world.
John P. Fay has been elected presi­
join
the
strikers,
but
H
ite
stated
that
state
that
a
large
pro|H>rtior,
of
tiie
the ground about half a mile south,
frtile islands in that portion of the
The system is gas generation from
dent of the board of regents of the uni­
globe, without stopping to inquire who oil. The gas is generated by an atom­ all or most o f the men would be at 7,000 men in tiie great Kanawha region versity of Washington, to succeed John of town and near the water «•
are idle tonight.
Debs, Mahon, Rea
Foulk got out some quartz hea,
the owners might he. There are many izing plant, is smokeless ami is capable ivork tomorrow.
W iley, deceased.
and other leaders feel greatly encour­
charged with sylvanite.
The
lagoon islands that are very fertile, of a tenth more heat than the Russians
S to p p e d b y a n In ju n c tio n .
It is reported that the light-draft boat slsiwed some free gold. It was'
aged.
hntyuniuhabited. These are now lie- get, or 83 per cent more heat than the
Canonsbnrg, Pa., July 26.— The sec­
that is to navigate the Okanogan river to town and tested. Some of th«
ing' brought under cultivation for En­ government is now getting from coal,
D e b * W h s K n jo in o d .
ond march on the Allison mine was
is about completed at Wenatchee, and vanite was roasted, and brought
glish companies, who uro planting making it |sissill>e to work up to great­
Fairmont, W. V a ., July 28.— Today w ill make a trial trip in a few days.
made this evening by 600 strikers from
great gold nuggets.
conoanut groves and other tropioul er speed.
Where 80 stokers are now M ille r ’B run and the Millershurg dis­ the Mononagh Coal Company (Senator
As a result of the starting of the ice
The news of the discovery qu*-
fru its for the export trade
necessary on a great war vessel, one trict.
No bloodshed resulted, as the Camden’s plant), and the West Fair-
factory at Aberdeen, a schooner has spread, and w ithin a few hours
M,isa Jean Ingelow, the distinguished man could handle all the valves.
leaders are oool-beaded men and held mont Coal Company
(ex-Governor
been fitted out there to fish for halibut was a great rush to the new dig
Another o f the inventions covers a their men in check.
poetess and novelist, died in London.
The strikers F lem in g ’s plant), got out an injunction
A dozen claims were taken up, and
storage tank that is absolutely bullet reaohed the coal tipple about dark, but before the circuit court, restraining off Cape Flattery and further north.
She was in her 77th year.
Shipments of cattle over the Central fore night and today the whole of
The formation o f a safemakers' com­ and shellproof. The cost of the equip­ were’ met by a deputy sheriff, who Eugene V. Debs et al. from interfering
Washington from Big Bend points con­ ver Cliff seems to be going to the;*
bine, which w ill include almost every ment is very small, and would be paid served an injunction on the leader, with their men.
The new camp is di,.
tinue, several trains being sent out of the find
manufacturer in this country, ¡s now •for in a month or so in the saving of Andrew Savage. A fter some parleying
T o o k S tr ik e r s ' P la c e * .
fuel
each week, loaded with cattle for East­ between the Zoo and Ratt!.
under consideration in New York.
the men marcher) hack a few bundled
Bcottdale, Pa., July 28.— The crisis ern points.
mountain camps.
yards and camped in the open field.
T h e new light draught gunboat A n ­
A R o t t e n T r e s t l e C a lifted I t .
in the Bcottdale iron and steel strike
Haynie, in Whatcom county, is soon
napolis has been placed in commission
A C o n v ic t ’ * S e n s a t io n a l Confc:
was reached when a batch o f new men
Columbus, O., July 28.— A Marietta
M ill W o r k in g a t W h e e lin g .
to have a shingle m ill, located where
at the n o w yard in Brooklyn. The (O .) special to the Dispatch says the
arrived today.
The strikers’ commit­
Indianapolis, Ind., July 28.—*
W
heeling,
W.
V
a.,
July
26.—
The
the
old
Stoops’
sawmill
stood
a
few
ceremonies were witnessed by a large cause o f the trestle on the Zanesville &
Banev, a convict at Michigan
tee labored with them, but were unsuc­
arrival
of
President
Ratchford
at
Fair-
years ago. The machinery for the m ill
number of a|>eotHtnra and many naval Ohio railway g ivin g way last night
They reported the result of has arrived.
state prison, has written a con
monnt is the event o f the day in West cessful.
Officers.
was rotten timbers. A reporter securer! V irginia.
their
interview
to
the
idle
men,
ami
which, if proved true, w ill have
It ii not lik ely Ratchford
John A. Creighton waa held up at a piece of wood which he said was de­
A convention
of superior court effect of givin g Rev. W. E. Hi-
the excitement became intense. Armed
w
ill
be
able
to
do
anything
which
Debs
the gate of his home in Omaha, Neb., fective. The names o f the injured pas­
judges is being held in Seattle for the his liberty. Hinahaw was conv
could not d a
Debe, Ratchford and deputies are on guard aliont the m ill
and'anverely beaten about the head and sengers are being collected.
purpose of adopting a uniform system two years ago and sentenced to life
property.
other organizers held a conference to­
robbed of a valuable diamond stud and
of rules and recommending needed prisonment for the murder of h i»»
day at Fairmount to devise plans for
BU R N ED T O D EA TH .
a considerable sum of money. John
changes in the practice act.
M u d * O n « A sce n t T o o M any.
The trial of Hinahaw was one of
future work.
They favor commission­
Hchenck. Creighton’ s brother-in-law,
Pu-is, July 28.— A special from G re­ ing a ll the strikers as missionaries to
Tiie \\ hitman Monument Association most sensational in the history
whe answered hia eries for help, was noble says the body of young Sorrel,
A D i s t r e s s i n g A c c i d e n t » » r M a r y « v i I !♦»,
submitted plans and specifications for state.
According to Baney, th«-
C a lifo r n ia .
also robbed of a valuable diamond, the daring A lp in e clim lier. whose ven­ work from man to man among the
tiie proposed Whitman monument last murderers o f Mrs. Hinahaw art.
miners
in
their
homes.
ttroighton’s injuries are very severe.
M arvsviPe, Cal., July 28.— Mrs. Jo­ week, and the contract was awarded Whitney and Guy Van Tassel*
turesome feats have attracted attention
Senator Pritchard announces that the this summer, and who starter! on the
seph Frye was burned to death in her last week to a marble works in Walla dianapolis men.
C o a l S h o r t a f . in C h ic a g o .
Baney's sta-
c iv il service investigations by the sen­ 18th to make the ascent o f Mount Tail-
Chicago, July 26.— A shortage of coat residence alsmt 13 miles west of this 1 Walla.
recites the details o f the crime a*
ate committee on civil service reform efer, has lieen found at the laittom of a has begun to be felt here.
The C hi­ city yesterday. She and her husband
The salmon are said to be running him by W hitney and Van Ta*el,
w ill be d ¡Hcoiitimifd until fall. This deep crevasse w ith hia neck broken.
cago refinery, which uses 500 tons and baby had been out visiting that well down the Sound, and the pros­ drove from Indianapolis to Bel lev*
m ittee w ill visit Omaha in October
daily, has suspended operations in view evening, and on returning home Mr. pects are favorable for a good catrh ' his buggy.
Baney says the purp**
N o H o p « fo p M r « . M n jr b r ic k .
take testimony in the case of some
of the high prices. Local coal men be­ ! Frye went to bed, leaving her sitting th e salmon are most plentiful just the visit to the Hinshaw home
Washington, Jnly 28.— The British lieve that the sugar refinery's suspen­ ! in another room reading.
alleges! violations of the civil service
He was
now in Bellinghamm channel, gulf of robbery, and Mrs. Hinshaw
law there and upon their return may government has agaiu declined to in ­ sion is a forerunner of a number of a w an n ed about midnight bv cries, and
Heorgia. The ones running now are by Van Tassel, who «hot to
terfere
in
the
execution
of
the
sentence
resume their hearings in Washington.
sim ilar cases, when sim ilar large oon- found the house on tire. Rushing into PvH.' Kc* V 68 .
her back into the yard.
Y ello w Hair and Bam Crow, the two of Mrs. Florence Maybrtck on the sui jers attempt to replenish their stock. the other room, he found his wite lying
The first piano brought to the Pacific
O n e H u m '.r r d a n d T w e n t y U r * * .
i on the bed, enveloped in flames,
lie
Cheyenne Indiana who were arrested as ground that there is no reason for a
endeavored to get her out, but she was Northwest is attracting considerable
Ixmdon, July 86.— A dispatch
T r o u b l « 1« E x p e c t e d .
accessories with Eugene Standing Elk change o f judgment in the matter. The
attention at the Ferry museum, in Ta- Singapore says the Chinese —
for the murder of John Hoover, over last effort to secure at least am eliora­
Canonsbnrg, Pa., Jnly 26.— About dead tiefore he got to the room, and,
whose death the late trouble on the tion in the conditions o f her confine­ , 600 strikers came in from B rid geville catching up the baby, which was in the T h T i’n !'ere “ h“ recent|y been placed. Chiengann, bound from Singapo*
Koatebnd reservation occurred, broke ment was made by Ambassa lor Hay, and reported that from 700 to 1,000 ! cradle, he barely nia<s> his escape be­ C itv r , r« T e n t,W
oM br,,” « ht to Oregon Mailtaoita with 160 passenger*
Mr Frye ( lty in 184, or 1849, coming bv sav of wrecked off Malacca yesterday*^
ja il at M iles C ity, Mont., by digging who had some correspondence on the would he here tonight. The McGovern fore the house collapsed.
the Property of Gen- hundred and twenty persons, » » « -
through an 18-inch wall.
A posse is subject with the foreign office, which mine has been running since Tuesday. was considerably burned about tiie
out scouring the country for them, but he lias transmitted to the state depart­ Trouble is looked for if the miners do hands and face. The baby was unin­ era! Mctarver, founder of the city of the captain, were drowned.
*■*
ment.
Tacoma. From Oregon City it was re­ niainder o f the ship’« comp*nI ■
jured.
w ith little hope of catching them.
not oome out.
moved
to
Tacoma
in
1869.
T k s B e rm u d a to H e B e lie d .
rescued by a passing ateamer.
F « l l D e a d In a F i t .
Kdliem Pasha, coromander-ie-chief
M * r «h * S on B oa n ok e.
New York, Jnly 88.— The Norwegian
**c^-*hiPPinR season has opened
Guthrie, O. T., July 28.— During a
o f the Turkish forces in Thessaly, was
J a p a n B a c k s D sw a-
Peoria, III., July 2 6 — About 400
fruit ateamer Leen, which arrived to­
the Mails Walla penitentiary. O r-'
snn dance of Ponca Indians Saturdav
tbe saoipient of an infernal inarhine,
Yokohama, July 26.— The d A j
day from Port
Antonio, Jamaica, miners from Minonk, Toluca and Rut­ night W h ite Feather, a noted Iowa
to
«00,000
sacks
are
be­
which exploded w hile it was being
ing tilled as rapidly as possible
n - ; cabinet today agreed to the pr®P®^!
brings additional advicee that pro­ land marched to Roanoke this morning.
opened,
severely
wounding Edhem ceedings have been taken oy the court Their coming was learned in advance Indian from Nebraska, fell dead in a jute m ill i« running with 232 men and the Hawaiian government to sub»
fit. He was on a visit with 50 of his
Pasha in the arm.
questions at issue before ths '* * ■
of adm iralty at Kingston against th« and none o f the miners went to work. people.
There were fu lly 1,500 In­ sack«0 da'dv
n "
7000 ,r" 1 ».WO nients to arbitration.
A
fte
r
the
meeting
the
visitin
g
miners
dians in the dance.
Tht* tariff b ill makes a new concea owners of the British steamer Ber­
T e tn t
a a.
^
° bUined *»
■ion to American vessels in the foreign muda, prominent in Cuban filibuster­ went away.
wTk
!
cenu- Eleven cars of
A F a t a l B o ile r
Washington,
Jnly
38.—
The
controller
ing
expeditions,
to
have
her
forfeited
trade or traile between the Atlantic and
r . t t o a M i l l s C lo s e .
Bridgeport,
Conn.,
i
*
7
T
h
i
i
T
;
’
sl
by
the
o
f
the
currency
has
issued
a
call
on
the
Paride, by eaempting from interna­ to the crown. This step has been taken
Aurora, 111., July 3$.— The Aurora ,
boiler of the steamer
tional revenne taxes distilled and fer- for a breach of the merchants' shipping cotton m ills closed today on account o f national banka for a report o f their cooaignment which is
ploded w hile she waa 1;
men ted liquors, tobacco and oigara used act, caused through an alleged defect ths coal famine. Tbs concern employs condition at th» close o f business F ri­ ^ m t . m e t o t i m e o n . ^ t ^ S
here this evening,
day,
July
3$.
in
the
steamer’
s
registration.
aa supplies on snob vernala.
•00 b a n d a .
killed and five injui
i be kent
r
e
«
«
iO
U
*
h
k
*
*
*
tbe
mil<
«
■
kept running throughout the yW . j
the explosion.
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