Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., August 12, 1897, Image 6

WASHINGTON COUNTY H A TCH ET.
ENGLAND
AFTER SHERM AN.
B r i t i s h N>w»ph|i«*r* C o n s i d e r H i s Ke<
u u r k i H ig h ly O ffensiv e.
Epitom« of the Telegraphic
News of the World.
T E R S E T I C K S F R O M T H E W IR E S
A a Ia te re e tfn * C ollertlo n of Item * F ro m
U . N o w o n d t h e O ld W o r l d I n •
C ondensed a n d C o m p reh en siv e F o rm
London, Aug. 11.—Commenting on
the interview of the New York World
with Secretary Sherman, St. James's
Gazette this afternoon says:
"Sherm an’s utterances afford no m a­
terial for denial by his friends of the
statement that he is suffering from
senile decay.”
St. Jam es’s Gazette refers to the
Kalnoky incident when it says:
"A ustria properly severed diplomatic
relations with Great Britain, and Glad­
stone apologized for his attack on the
dual monarchy, and asked why there
is one law in Europe and another in
America?"
The Globe says: “ Secretary Sher­
man had better rid himself of the idea
that U nde Sam is going to boss this
oountry either on gold or on the fish­
eries. The idea of .Europe being afraid
of a third-rate naval jsiwer like the
United States could only have occurred
to a lunatic nr to Sherman.”
The utterances attributed to Secre­
tary Sherman upon which tiie com­
ments of the London papers was based
are as follows:
"England is a great country, but it
is not always safe to assume she is
ready to follow up every quarrel with
blows. She quarrels oftener than she
tights. It would be exceedingly diffi­
cult for her to fight us all alone about
our seal catchings. Russia and Japan
are in a similar position, and any quar­
rel between the United States and
England on this score would probably
involve those other countries.”
A HOI WAVE IN ENGLAND
Two Hundred Prostrations
During the Week.
HEAVY
DAMAGE
BY
STORM S
S e v e ra l P e rso n s K llle il by L ig h tn in g
S u i c i d a l K p i d e m l c In P a r i s —.M o rg u e
F u ll to O v e rflo w in g W ith th e H ead .
MORE
SEÑOR
R E G U LA TIO N S .
C a n a d a W ill N o w H i- i l a c . t h e » l i e o f
>1 in I ii K €’ la i Hi*.
Toronto, Aug. 11.—A special to the
Globe from Ottawa says the Dominion
government lias received several im­
portant decisions in regard to the Yu­
kon country and the working of the
gold fields there. It lias been decided
to appoint an administrator for the dis
trict. who ail) have entire charge of
all the Canadian officials there and la­
the chief executor for the government.
Joseph Walsh, a former commander of
the No-thwest mounted police, is to be
ap|Kiinted to the position. The party
of mounted |a>lice to leave Manitoba
next week for the gold country has been
increased from 20 to 35. They will
take with them two Maxim guns.
The mining rules have been amended
in an important particular. At present
a miner is at liberty to stake out a claim
of 500 feet, running along with the
stream and back to the bank. This has
lieen reduced to 100 feet, and the new
regulation will go into force imme­
diately. A court for the administration
of civil and criminal questions in the
gold districts has also been decided
upon. Justice McGuire, of Prince
Albert, is to preside over the court.
S pan ish
Tragic Fate of Three Gold-
Seekers in Alaska.
DEATH
ON
PORTAGE
G LA C IER
\ N o t . F o u n d o n t h e F r o . e n C o r p s e of
O ne of th e P arty T old th e * « « ry -
W e r e O v e r t a k e n b y a S e v e r « S to r m .
CANOVAS
S
P re m ie r A s.as.in e t
I t a l i a n Anarchist.
Madrid, Aug. 10.—St-norC
Castillo, the prime minister
was assassinated today at San
by an anarchist. The mure
three shots, two of which t
premier in the head and tht
the chest. The wounded ma
unconscious for two hours, ai
8 o’clock this afternoon. Hii
but a short distance away wht
Santa Agueda is noted for
The place is between San Seba
summer residence of the Span
and Vittoria, the capital of
ince of Alava, about 80 miles
Bill io.
The premier went there last
to take a three weeks’ conn
I laths, after which he expected
to San Seliastian to see Unil
Minister Woodford, when tlia
man should be officially receiv
qui*en regent.
The assassin was immediate
ed. He is a Neopolitan, and
name of Rinialdi, but it is bel
real name is Angele Angelo G<
The murderer declared heki
ovas in accomplishment of a “
geanee” and as the outcome o
«piracy. He is believed tohav
at Santa Agueda the same daj
premier, and was frequently si
ing in the passage of the bathii
listiment in a susnicious manni
The remains of SenorCanova
brought here tomorrow.
Marshal Martinez Campos
to San Sebastian to attend tl
regent.
Senor Sagasta, the liberal lea
sent the following telegram to
eriiment:
"I have heard with deep paii
crime that lias thrown us all in
ing, and I place myself at the t
the government and queen."
Most of the liberal leaders si
ilar messages, placing themselvi
dis|«sition of the government.
The queen regent, on hear
sad news, dispatched her own pi
by a special train from San Se
latter, on learning that Cano
dead, she wired her condolenc.
widow.
The health of Senor Canovas I
proved greatly of late. He lu
leading a quiet life, although he
ed to tiie business of state.
At the moment of the assass
he was waiting in the gallery
bathing establishment for his wi
was to join him for lunch. Su
the assassin, who had the appi
of an ordinary visitor, approach
fired at him point blank, one
passing througli tiie body and i
ont behind the left shoulder, a
other two lodging in the head, j
instantly, and only recovered con
ness long enough to s]>eak a few
Several medical men and hi
were unremitting in their attent
the sufferer, but bis wounds wer
tal, and he died in two hours. E:
unction was administered amid s
of mingled sorrow and indignatk
The assassin narrowly escaped
ing at the hands of the waiters a
tendants who rushed forward,
tives and civil guards immed
secured him. He was very pale,
bled very much and evidently
that he wonhl be killed on the
lie will be first arraigned befor
local magistrates at Vergara.
Seattle, Aug. 9 .—There now remains
Freight rates hare been reduced con­
London, Aug. 10.—A long spell of
no doubt as to the fate of Charles A.
siderably hy the O. K. & N. and N. P.
hot weather was broken by severe tbun-
Blackstoue. George Batcher and J. W.
to British Columbia points.
de- storms on Thursday and Friday, in
Malique. the Cook’s inlet miners who
which
several
persons
were
killed
and
The Seattle Coal & Iron Company
have lieen missing since April. Black-
a number of buildings were badly dam­
men at Issaquah, Wash., have quit
stone’s body lias been found, and on
aged and others sustained lesser in­
work. They want more pay, and object
j |,is body was a diary stating his part­
juries. The thermometer registered 9C
to a dedncticai by weight for carloads
ners iiad frozen to death.
on Wednesday, and at Cambrigde tin
having slate and shale.
When the steamer Lakme sailed from
heat was 18 deg. above the average,
The government armor board met in
Seattle
for Cook’s inlet, Alaska, in
wiiioh
has
only
thrice
been
reported
Washington and accepted the offer of
March,
1896, she carried among her
during
the
last
quarter
of
a
century.
Cramps to furnish diagonal armor for
passengers Blackstone, Batcher and
There were over 200 prostrations from
the battleship Indiana. The govern­
Malique. The men attempted to cross
the heat treated in six London hos­
m ent price was satisfactory.
the portage glacier on a prospecting
pitals
on
Thursday.
There
was
only
The New York Tribune, in discussing
tour and were frozen to death. It is
one-third of an inch of rainfall in July,
events that led up to the assassination
evident Blackstone made his way down
the
crops
are
seriously
threatened
and
of Canovas, makes the statement that
the glacier to where it pitches into
the experiences of the 1896 water
the government is responsible for the
famine
in
the
East
End
of
London
are
S T E A M E R W IL L A M E T T E L E A V E S Prince William sound. His body was
rise and progress of anarchy in Spain.
found at the foot of the glacier, to­
already looming up.
An explosion of a lamp started a fire
The heat which has been unusually T h e O l d C o l l i e r Mall* W i t h an l i n i n e l i . e gether with the remains of his dog.
in a load of hay in a livery barn in
On his body was the following memo­
prolonged, has affected the London
C argo.
Lewiston, Idaho. The flames spread
randum:
death
rate.
There
were
2.023
deaths
Seattle,
Wash.,
Aug.
11.
—
The
w ith great swiftness, and before they
last week, of which 1,250 were chil­ steamer Willamette, with the largest "Saturday, April 4, 1897.—This is
could be suppressed caused a total loss
dren, bringing up the death rate te number of passengers ever carried try a to certify that George Batcher froze to
of 111,000.
28.6 per 1,000. There were many snn- single steamer to Alaska, is now on her death Tuesday night, J. VV. Malique
F. L. Johnson, while driivng a band
strokes, and general discomfort was ex­ way to Dyea. She carries 815 passen­ died Wednesday fprenoon, C. A. Black-
•f horses near the Pine Creek reserve,
perienced. The judges and counsel in gers, 200 bead of live stock and over stone bad his ears, nose and four fingers
on his right hand and two on his left
in Baker county, Oregon, bent over to A W A K E T W E N T Y - F I V E Y E A R S . the law courts doffed their wigs and 2,000 tons of freight.
band frozen an inch back. The storm
drink out of a stream in the ravine,
gowns.
A seething crowd of people thronged drove
us on before it overtook ns within
his revolver fell out of his pocket, and, N t n t n g « CftHo o f a C a r p e n t e r L i v i n g a t Paris, Aug. 10.—There has been s the wharf to bid good-bye to Klondike-
an hour of the summit, and drove us
exploding, killed him instantly.
bound
prospectors,
and
every
whistle
in
Mt. L o u i s .
epidemic of suicide in Paris tiie harbor gave lustily a parting salute. In-fore it, and drove everything we bad
The supreme court of Oregon has de­ St. Louis, Ang. 11.—John O. Sutte, veritable
for
some
weeks
the recent tropical Freight was piled in every conceiv­ over the cliff, except our blankets and
cided that the secretary of state must a carpenter and builder, has been beat adding to past,
the
number
audit accounts and draw warrants due. awake 25 years. His last slumber came The tragedies commenced with of the cases.
nook and corner. In the bold, moose hide, which we all crawled un­
self- able
The decision reverses the lower court, so many years ago that he has forgotten destruction on July 7 of the four young
pilotbonse, cabins, dining rooms and der. The temperature is supposed to
and is the outcome of complications what it is like to lie down at night and dressmakers in the Poissoonoire quarter staterooms were piled an indiscriminate have been 40 degrees below zero. Fri­
arising from the failure of the legisla­ awake refreshed and rejuvenated. of Paris, who suffocated themselves in mass of clothing, bay, grubstakes, lum­ day I started for sa.lt water. I don’t
know bow I got there with the outfit
ture to organize in January.
Sleep ia an unknown quantity with a small room with the fumes of char­ ber and supplies of all descriptions.
Saturday afternoon. I gathered up
An official dispatch received in Con­ Sutte. He either lies upon his bed coal, dying together. Since then al­ Down below were tiie horses, crowded everything
and have enough grub for
stantinople says several thousand Ar­ and gazes on the stars, or, if in a rest­ most daily one or more women have together in little cubbyholes, called ten days providing
bad weather
menian agitators from Persia invaded less mo<$l. takes long walks into the committed suicide, and the self mtirdei "stalls" only by courtesy. The horses don’t set in. Sport the
was
blown over
didn’t
like
the
oros|>ect.
That
is
to
Turkey and killed 200 of the Migriki country, returning at daybreak to begin of men has been equally numerous.
the cliff I think I hear him howl
tribe, including women and children. work in his little shop, just north of The bodies of men are found daily hang­ say they made considerable objection every
once in a while.”
The wife of the chief was put to death the house. His neighbors call him ing to trees in the Bois de Vincennes. before they consented to be swung on It would
appear that Blackstone
the
boat
by
means
of
an
engine
and
w ith the most cruel tortures, and sev­ "The man who never Bleeps.”
In one alley of that park alone six large liox.
went
over
the
cliff with the intention
eral other victims had their noses and Sutte attributes his sleeplessness to a bodies of suicides were found during
The work of loading tiie big steam­ of finding bis dog. From his diary it
ears cut off.
noise which continually roars in his the past week, and the morgue is so ship
began at midnight. seems that be found bis dog, and finally
Consul-General Hayward, in a re|iort head like a cataract. At times it fnll of dead bodies found in the rivet Of the Willamette
800
people
lioard, 565 took in order to prevent starving to death
to the state department, states that sounds like the buzz and whirr of Seine that there is no further room for passage here, 175 at on Tacoma
and 85 at lie was forced to kill and eat the animal,
during 1896 American vessels number­ wheels sawing their way through heavy them.
but it was of no avail; no relief came
San Francisco.
ing 247, of 248,988 tons, entered Ha­ timber. Again the sounds resemble
A B l o w a t t h e C 'a n a« iian P a c i f i c .
and
he starved or froze to death.
waiian ports, while vessels of all other escaping steam, but at times they
A P PEA LIN G FOR FOOD.
On Ma_v 27. just two months after
Washington, Aug. 10.—Some mem­
nationalities numbered 189, of 284,014 mingle in a horrible deafening roar.
of the tariff conference committer T h e i r F a i n i l i e « A r e S t a r v i n g W h i l e t h e the men left Sunrise City, the body of
tons. These are the only foreign ports Owing to the noises in bis head, bers
Blackstone was found by George Hall,
injected
into the conference a line that
S t r i k e ™ l t e f u « e to W o r k .
Sutte
does
not
hear
readily.
He
says
where a majority of the carrying trade
a
prospector from Seattle, and the re­
will
destroy
with
a
single
blow
the
vast
Pittsburg,
Aug.
11.—Appeals
for
that the ringing in his ears was caused advantage the Canadian Pacific railroad
is now under the American fla£.
mains were buried. Blaekstone was 39
food
and
provisions
were
numerous
at
by
an
overdose
of
quinine
which
was
Golli has confessed that lie killed
heretofore enjoyed over roads in the headquarters of the miners’ officials years old, was a native of Oregon and
to him in 1872. He took has
Renor Canovas to avenge I he Barcelona administered
the
United
States, and will stop the in tl>is city today. It appeared as if bad lived in Portland, Centralia,
52
grains
at
one
dose,
and
wiien
lie
anarchists, and the insurgent leader,
and Seattle.
imiiortations from Victoria, B. there
was a wail from every section of Wash.,
next day he heard a noise in his Asiatic
Don Jose Kizal, who was executed at awoke
Butcher
was a native of Montana,
C.,
which
have
always
gone
to
Ameri­
the
district,
and
miners
in
jierson
were
head
which
has
remained
there
ever
Manila, Philippine islumls, December since, keeping him awake every day can ports of the Canadian line.
was
36
years
of age, and for many years
present
to
ask
that
the
suffering
ones
80 last, as the instigator of the Philip­ and night for 25 years Sutte is 70 Section 22 of the tariff bill provides be lookeil after. Secretary Warner was followed mining.
pine revolution. Dr. Kizal denied that
that “ a discriminating duty of 10 pci kept busy answering the appeals. He Malique was a native of Indiana,
old. He carries his age grace­ centum
he was a rebel leader, but he admitted years
ad vulorem in addition to the Baid tonight that lie bad sent more than was 38 years of age, was a graduate of
fully
and
does
not
look
the
worse
for
that he had drawn up the statutes of his long siege of wakefulness
duties
imiiosed
by law shall be collected
Hamilton college, Mo., and was a prac­
worth of provisions into various tical
the Philippine league.
and paid on all goods, wares or m er­ $1,00(1
miner. For many years he bad
parts
of
the
district.
The
appeals
are
A dispatch from a press correspondent
chandise which shall be inqiorted in now coming in from the families, the as a partner Mr. Hall, the hero of this
H ER B O Y WAS U G L Y -
in Medeltin, Panama, says that Charles
vessels not of the United States or
of which are at the various min­ story.
Kadford, of Alabama, has been con­ A Q u i t m a n , < }« nr« la, M o t h e r C o m m i t , a which being the production or manu- beads
ing
camps
using their influence to keep
F A T A L C H IC A G O FIR E .
demned to death for the murder several
factue of any foreign country not con­ otiier men from
T e rrib le C rim e.
working.
months ago of Charles Simmonds, a
tiguous
to
the
Uniter)
States
shall
come
Aug. 11.—Fishermen into the ports of the United States A series of meetings are to be held F i v e F i r e m e n W e r e K i l l e d a n d F ifty
wealthy merchant of Calli. In all Quitman, the Oa.,
all over the district. It is expected to
Ixsly of a 6-year-old boy from
XV oil II(leil.
probability the sentence will he com­ discovered
such contiguous country.”
keep up the interest in every section Chicago, Aug. 9.—Five lives were
floating
on
the
surface
of
a
pond
near
muted to life imprisonment, as capital this place and later identified it as the
As it may l»e interpreted by the and
strengthen every point where there lost in an explosion this evening dur­
punishment there is never exercised ex­ son of Mrs. Idella Bowel 1 Banks, a treasury department, this olause will is the
least indication of weakness.
cept in exceptional cases.
mean
that
hereafter
all
importations
ing a fire in the Northwestern grain J A C K H A M B L E T ARRESTI
Tiie
vigils
on
tiie
mines
of
the
New
widow,
owning
a
farm
just
outside
of
from Asiatio countries brought into York & Cleveland Gas Coal Company elevator, at Cook and West Water W i l l B e T r i e d In I . o n * C re e k fe
A Portland, Ind., dispatch says: A
this country in liond over the Canadian are to be kept up, ami the vigor in­ streets. Four of the dead are firemen:
south-bound Grand Rapids & Indiana Quitman.
M u r d e r o f B e n j a m i n tia iim m n j
The
actions
of
the
mother
when
noti­
the body of another fireman is thought Long
freight train went througli the bridge fied of the discovery aroused the suspi­ Pacific from Victoria will have to pay creased from day to day.
Or., Ang. 10.—
a
differential
duty
of
5
per
cent
in
ad­
to be buried in the ruins. From the Hamblet, Creek,
spanning the Wabash river a mile cions of the coroner and she was subse­
Early
this
morning
the
miners
of
arrested
in Boise City, Ii
north of Geneva. The engine and quently arrested and placed in jail. dition to the duty regularly im)>osed by West Elizabeth made a march on the force with which the explosion swept last week, and for
whom requil
the
spot
on
which
they
were
standing,
tender fell into the river and cars piled Here she was visited by a minister, to the tariff bill.
mines of the Elizabeth Mining Com­
papers have been applied by SI
they
must
have
been
instantly
killed.
on them. Engineer Barney Keid and whom she confessed having murdered
pany, formerly operated by Horner &
Y o u n ( D eap erado C ap tu re d .
Livingstone, of this county, wil
Fireman Jumes Gallagher went down her child. The reason she gave was Colfax,
Roberts. Alioiit 60 men were going to Either the bursting of a boiler or the tried for the murder of Benj
Wash.,
Aug.
10.—William
w ith the engine. The former had both that he was too ugly to be permitted to Herbert, aged 20, burglar, borsethief, work. After a consultation the men explosion of mill dirt caused the havoc. Gammany,
whom he killed in an s
legs crushed, and was otherwise badly live, and was a constant source of em­ dime novel reader ami desperado, lmt asked that they lie allowed to finish The four firemen, who were killed by cation at a dance
at Rock Creek oi
injured. He will die. Fireman Gal­ barrassment to her on that account. been captured and is now in jail at Col­ loading a fiat. They agreed to go out the falling walls of the elevator are: morning of February
28, 1894.
lagher and Brakeman James Clifford She said that she walked by the pond, fax, after a pitched battle with the as soon as it was loaded, which will Jacob J. Schnur, Joseph Strikman, circumstances of the killing
are ai
were severely injured
John
J.
Coogan
and
Jacob
S.
Strainer.
and wiien she tried to push him in he officers who had chased him to the take several days. Officials of the An unidentified man was blown into lows: Jack Hamblet, who lived ii
The natives of New Guinea are mur­ resisted with all his feeble strength. Coeur d ’Alene Indian reservation. company made an effort to get permis­
mountain, and was considered aqua
the river, but the body was not recov­ some
dering Australian miners.
She broke down completely in jail, and Herbert was twice shot, once through sion from tiie miners’ officials to con­ ered.
and dangerous character,
The corn crop in Kansas is now said says she wants to be hanged as soon as the hip and again through the waist. tinue work on a 69-cent basis. This Besides these dozens of firemen and called to order during the night of
to be damaged 50 per cent by the pre­ (Missilile. The child’s face was dis­ He made bis way, after tieing wounded, was not given, and it is expected that passers by were more or less cut and dance by Gammany, who was floor i
mine will lie idle as soon as the fiat
figured by a birthmark.
vailing hot weather.
to the bouse of an Indian woman and tiie
ager. Hamblet resented the inte
bruised by glass and flying debiis. In ence,
is loaded.
asked
for
shelter.
The
Indian
woman,
and, using abusive language,
Senators Quay anil Morgan are to go
all
51
firemen
were
injured.
A O lt w a n m . ■ Il.i-o v e rv .
F ro m N ew Y ork to A la s k a .
two men came to blows. Gammi
to the Sandwioh Islands to post them ­ Valley, Neb., Aug. 11.—A grading bearing of a reward of $100 for Her-
who was considerably the smaller,
selves on the country and its (Missibil- company at work near here exhumed 19 Itert’s arrest, secreted bis weapons and New York, Aug. 11.—The first ship
A S L U M P IN S I L V E R .
the officers. Herliert seems sailing from New York direct to the
getting the l>est of the fight, «
,itior.
skeletons. All the liodies were in a informed
to glory in bis crimes, which include Klondike gold fields is advertised to T h e l - r l r e D e c l i n e ! O n e a n d O n e - Q u a r t e r Hamblet drew his pistol. The pi
The internal revenue office lias issued good state of preservation, and were bolding
up a woman for the piir|HUM- of leave atiout August 21. It is to be
wag taken from him and the men si
Ten*« a t N ew Y o r k .
orders to local collectors to seize tobacco evidently buried with their clothes on robliery,
at officers, and othei sent by the New York & Alaska Gold
rated. Everything was again com]
prize packages under the provision of and without coffins. Five were fe­ acta. He shooting
New
York,
Aug.
9—
Silver
bullion
from loss of blood. Exploring and Trading Company. The
atively peaceable until about 3 o’cl
the new tariff law.
males. The bodies had probably been The wound is in weak
his hip may prove dan- company lias not yet selected its vessel, experienced today the most violent in the morning, when Hamblet renet
break of the season’s decline. In Lon­ the quarrel by asking Gammany to i
Over 100 tramps and harvesters took in the ground 15 or 20 years, but no gerous.
but it promises to dispatch a steamship don,
the price dropped >4d per ounce
possession of a freight train on the resident of the locality can recall any
capable
of
earying
200
passengers
and
with him. Gammany «
( 'a r t r l d g e P l a n t K xp lo nto n .
from yesterday’s price, selling at 2o*,d outside
Northwestern line, near Omaha, Neb. burying gronnd located here, nor does
1,500
tons
of
freight.
It
says
the
ship
plied,
and
had the two i
Sofia,
Bulgaria,
Aug.
10.—A
terrific
rumor
relate
of
anything
in
the
past
per ounce, as against 27*s d a month reached the no sooner
The train was sidetracked, and the
will
make
the
voyage
aronnd
Cape
outside
explosion
occurred
yesterday
at
the
car­
ago. The New York price fell to 5 o \c turned and fired. The when shot Ham!
sheriff and police were cnlled u|ion for that will account for the presence of tridge factory of Faatchuk, on the Dan­ Horn to Juneau in 60 or 60 days.
stn
the
skeletons.
The
liodies
were
covered
hid, a break of 1 t,e an ounce from ves- Gammany’» left wrist, and, rangin?
assistance. After an hour’s delay the
More than 50 names have been listed terdav
ube,
189
miles
northwest
of
Varna.
with
only
a
few
feet
of
earth,
and
were
and
14c
within
a
month.
At
tramps were dislodged. The sheriff
the voyage. Not more than 200 tins price the bullion value of the sil- the elbow, entered the body. M
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria on re­ for
hsd a des|ierate tight in trying to jail placed in a large trench. Apparently ceipt
passengers
lie allowed to embark. xer dollar is a trifle more than 43 his death wound, body bent, and h»i
of the news of the disaster visited The cost per will
the men, hut was successful. The sur­ the skeletons are those of white people. the sufferers
passenger, including berth, cents.
crossed on bis breast, Gammany i
from
the
explosion,
who
rounding country is overrun with
meals and transportation of 600 pounds London dispatches ascribe.! todav’s hack into the room. Hamblet f
F a l l In S |»nnl«li M eotirltea.
had
been
taken
to
the
hospital,
and
lram|ia.
direct to Junean is to be great weakness in silver to liquidation lowed him, and, reaching over I
London, Ang. II.—On the stock ex­ caused money to he distributed to the of baggage ________________
shoulder, sent another ball into I
The following is an extract from a change here today Spanish securities families of the victims. Of the 300 $175.
of New York holders of the bullion.
private letter received in San Fran­ fell one-half a point on the news of the boys ami girls employed in the factory
M ore S te a m e r* fo r A tank * .
Such a decline as today's has not brain.
Then, defying any one to arrest hii
cisco from Manila, Philippine islands: assassination of Premier Canovas del 56 are known to have tieen killed, the San Francisco, Ang 11.—Two steam­ been
since June, 1893. The Hamblet
"H ere things sre in a frightful mess. Castillo. latter in the day Spanish se­ bodies of that number having been re­ ers will sail for the north today with India witnessed
mounted his horse and ra
mints
were
closed
to
free
silver
Kpanish dollars have been introduced curities recovered three-eighths of the covered, while 27 are so badly injured their carrying capacity taxed to the ut­ comage June 26 of that Tear. On the away. Armed parties started *ft
at 10 per cent leas value than Mexican lOM
that their recovery is impossible, and most. The Umatilla will be sent to new. bullion fell in London from him, but he got into the mount*
Everybody wants to sell out. Native
80
leas seriously hurt are now in the Seattle hy the Pacific Coast Steamship 3. V I per ounce to a price below 30d fastness, and eluded all efforts to
brokers are all over the place trying to The chemist of the agricultural de­ hospital.
ture him. Before leaving the dan
Company, and the South Coast will
sell their possessions, and And no buy­ partment in Washington thinks that The trouble with tongue tied people also be dispatched. The Umatilla will bat it rallied ¿harply later.
hall Hamblet made the remark th
er«. In the sugar provinces, cane the oil made of sunflower seed, which is that the membrane connecting the take away about 400 passengers and A huge cypress tree in Tnle, in the Gammany was his fourth man.
planta are being burned up for lack of he says is a perfect substitute for olive tongue with the lower jaw is too short. transfer them to the City of Topeka at state of Oxaea. Mexico, is 154 feet in
Those who touch each other
oil, is the coming salad(oil.
rain ."
circumference.
some Puget sound port.
sometimes farthest apart.
L o t A n f R l f t N r o r r h r r ’a P e r f o r m a n c e .
Although
the
South
Coast
is
not
vet
Assistant Secretary Howell has ren­
A IlfN tl K iii I C o l l l a l n n .
F i n e r o n t h e H i.« .
Loi Angeles. Ang. 10.—Today Ralph loaded she is very low in the water,
dered a decision in which beholds that Indianapolis,
Aug.
11.—The
Chicago
Chicago
Aug. 9. Flour is rising in S h o r t » * « in E a s t e r n P
and
seafaring
men
say
that
with
her
D. Muasey, of the East Side Cycling
calfskins should be classed as "hides
on the Pennsylvania line and a Club,
price and has reached $o a barrel. Las. Chambershurg, Pa., J
load
in
a
rough
sea
she
will
have
great
at
the
Los
Angeles
Athletic
of eattle," and are therefore dutiable express
switch engine came together in Club’s mile track, rode 25 miles and difficulty in getting through.
Blue Mountain peach be
under the new tariff, but at 15 per cent a Monon
i rear.
S
i The
E i advance
S ' 0’ th® has
,l>w been
price steady
of the Pennsylvania
head-end
collision at Market street 412 yards in one hour. The first mile
and Westi
sd valorem.
this morning. William Mar­ was covered in 2:14, and the last in
since, and some of those in the tr , is the only part of the co>
T h e O y p e y ' s I’ r e d l r f l o n .
In the engagement of Chakdara the crossing
the Monon engineer, was instantly 2:17. The fastest mile ridden was the Malaga. Aug. 11.—Old inhabitants think it will continue until war-time have more than 20 to 2f
British troops suffered but slight loss, tin,
killed and both engines completely 20th,
crop this year. Aocordii
in 2:12*4- The average time of this city relate that when Canovas prices prevail.
but the native loss was heavy. Six wrecked.
No
paseengers
were
injured.
per
mile
was 2:23.
del Castillo was a young assistant mas­ St. Petersburg. Aug. 9.-W o rd has of Colonel lames Englore
thousand tribesmen were preparing to
burg, who has returned
attack the fort when they were a t­ The tongue of most serpents is really Earl Dundonald has invented a new ter at a school here, a gy pey woman
,
h
“
r
e
c
e
n
t
i
the
peach states, the si
told
his
fortune.
She
predicted
that
tacked by the British column, under forked,
this member seems to gnn carriage for Maxim guns which oan he would become great, and would meet flNkls 88 persons were drowned bv the peeially great in Wisconf
Colonel Meikeljohn, and completely be of no though
particular use to the reptile. ( be used on the roughest ground.
aware and the Eastern i
with a violent death.
rout»*
i
land.