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f W A S H IN G T O N S E Ñ O R IT A C IS N E R O S ’ i__ OLD ESCAPE. ON A d d itio n a l F a r t« B rou ght to L ig h t by th e In vestigation . Havana, __ Oct. — .. 11.—The t i . — ano escape of i« Eut - • tTrvrp«;t Fìres Sonorità Evangelio« Cassio, otherwise Ona, L d b y R a ^ in ^ r Cassio y (.'isneri.s, has cause ! qmte a « mu [ in Manitoba. jsensation in Harana. Investii?:!»!-,'"* ---- Investigations « of Ort made by the authorities have devleoped }>? two hl a number of additional facts. It is now 5 passet lERS F IG H T IN G T H E F IR E asserted that the young woman escaped • Both between 11 o'clock and midnight, Wed h revolt nesday, over the roof of a neighboring ¡»I, and j « 'e r e B u rn ed to I>euth. house, and through it to the street, a during -Ibe Lu.» « f P r o p e r l r la In e a tlm . | where the police found a ladder. The )fc was „fire* 1» O th e r P la c e s . | police also found on the roof a loaded pateeng | revolver and a new rope, evidently used ■d, and tri inipeg, 0ct- 11-— T h e forests fires i as a guiding rope to enable the escaping 1 the h| ^,ve been raging in Manitoba prisoner to cross the plank bridge from ■tothe boundary line for tiie past a coot the house near the Casa de Recogdias lyghave broken out more furious- ' to the roof of that prison. call , eVer. Ten or 12 persons are re- eked a Some of the details of the young uid secr| j to have been burned to death, Cuban’s escape are quite romantic, ¡fire is rapidly spreading and oved on. I i The companions of the young woman the boundary into North is well I say that the day before Señorita Cassio he 0. Settlers have been fighting escaped, she received a package l>e- i for over a week trying to t time lieved to contain drugged candies. tisfactor Ithern from getting into the more Contrary to her usual custom, she did is unkn^ r poi”,alateti districts. not at once distribute the candies to her ¡tames are driving hundreds of i some prison companions, hut waited unitl land coyotes into the open, atul t they Wednesday night,when she urged them them, jofgeese and ducks have been to partake of the confections. They soon u| flying over the burning forests. did so, and soon afterwards fell into a d the ■ Whitemouth, H. L. Laundry, a deep sleep, and did not awaken through ene, bnj i was burned to death, out the night. Ferdinandez, the jailer found, fljerman woman liv in g in a small in charge of Casa de Racogdias, and ty at tnear where the fire was the most four employes of the government on s’ers at i yesterday is reported to have duty there, have been arrested and con i full. | to death and her children are fined incommunicado, pending the re a swil sult of the inquiry into the escape. g down) [dispatch from W hitem outh states Madame Ana Milan de Bendou, who his poit is spreading rapidly. Several has been in charge of the hall at the both -j bad close calls for their lives. Casa de Recogdias, where Señorita »th of itv wind drove ahead o f it a mass Evangelinea Cassio was confined, and i en the i ike which blinded them, and a in whose house in San Rafael street motor line of flames which consumed the police several months ago found i rough thing in their path. trunks containing dynamite and cart e su| I of Whitemouth the situation is ridges, is one of the four employes who, he car. I critical. The section foreman of with the jailer, have been arrested, te reali rin and his w ife anil men were and held, pending the inquiry being oming 1 up by a freigh t train and made into the circumstances of the es- • speed [ht to Whitemouth. Roadmaster | cape of Senoi ita Cassio. ir, on a handcar attempted to run ped on I Darwin with his men, but nearly T H E T R O U B L E IN G U A T E M A L A . i still ibed through suffocation, and was ? the -lied to take refuge in a passing B a rrio . O vereat,,, t h . R e b e l, by Supar- inded it train. ior Force. orman | the telegraph poles for several San Francisco, Oct. 11.— The steam- first, I east of the town are down and ar City of Para arrived today from Cen îrjietrii are tied up. tral American ports, bringing the latest ibuscd Broken Head, Manitoba, dispatch I ne«'s of the revolution in Guatemala into the country is on fire there. On | prior to the receipt of the dispatches isis, wl sides of Broken Head river much I concerning the capture of Quezalten- promp is being done. The smoke is î had lick that it is impossible to see 20 ango by the government forces. While those on board had not heard of the re- id in though there is no fire nearer j taking of Quezaltenaugo, they are for to a mile. Het| , and Mrs. Young, who live eight the most part disinclined to accept the news, as they say that Barrios main- i the I away, lost everything, and only j tained a strict censorship over both iuch” their lives by standing in the ! press and telegraph. for 12 hours, when they were able Shortly before the City of Para left onto the burnt ground after San Jose de Guatemala, 10 days ago, had passed. N early every one a conference of the Americans, English path of the flames lost every- and French consuls was held, as the nt TH E S A IL O R BOY. * C row d W h o W o re Ilia d to G et A v a r F ro m St. M ic h a e l«. C O U N TY _ i' i t h i É .;- / -'nS / i f r l f f t ■■ - ' - ......*. .c , ; A . H A TC H ET. i am of W EEKLY MARKET LETTER. D o w n in g , H o p k in s A C o m p a n y 's R o t I s w o f T ra d e . W EYLER D EP08ED . B la a e o W i l l 9 u . e . « d H im a . G e n e ra l. C a p tete Port Townsend, Wash., Oct. 11.— Madrid, Oct. 11.— The cabinet baa There has not been much doing in Tiie schooner Sailor Boy, Captain Pet Exact W ording Has Not as the wheat market during the past week. ' decided upon the immediate recall o l erson, arrived at 1 o ’clock this after A de- The visible supply decreased 1,690,000 General W eyler from Cuba. Yet Been Decided Upon. noon, direct form St. Michaels, having i croc w ill be issued appointing Cap bushels, and the exports from Ixith left there September 19. The Sailor coasts were equal to about 6,000,000 tain General Blanco y Arenas, M ar Boy brought nine passengers from St. bushels. Crop reports from the Argen quis o f Pena-Plana, governor of the ia- Michaels, who came to spend the w in W E Y L E R ’ S RECALL ASSURED tine are less favorable and the crop land. The queen regent w ill Sign the ter rather than endure the hardhsips is reported damaged by frost. Should j decree tomorrow. incident to semi-camp life at St. According to El Heraldo, 20,000 re Michaels until the river opens in the Cubans Say T h a t T h e y W i l l N o t A c c e p t this report be confirmed, it w ill fur nish a strong bull incentive to the inforcements w ill accompany General spring. The returning passengers had A u to n o m y —Spanish K e c e iv e S tin g in g market. Not the least important Blanco to Cuba. gone north on the steamers E liz i A n D e fe a t in C au iaron es H ills . General Blanco w ill be accompanied change in the situation is the decreas derson and Merwin. Th eir names are: ing receipts of winter wheat— sufficient by General Arderin as vice-governor o f Madrid, J. Q. Barnum, of Murray, Idaho; Dr. , . , Oct. 11.— A cabinet council, the queen regent presided, ly marked to offset the increased m ove Cuba; General Gonsales Painale aa Proof, of Michigan; Dr. Frost, o f New was held here today. When the m in ment o f the spring wheat crop. The chief of staff, and Generals Spando, York; Kaufman, of Chicago; Ander isters separated, the premier, Senor export i^iles have not! been large, but Bernal and Cannalon. son, of Chicago;; Kappapal, of Sioux sufficiently so to shew that gur m ar City, la.; Robinson, of San Francisco, Sagasta, announced to the newspaper S ta v in g O ff th® In e v it a b le . kets are on an export basis and that and W. H. Churchill, of New York men that no final decision had t>een N ew York, Oct. 11.— A dispatch to the demand continues oonstant. Local city. A ll the returning passengers taken in regard to the reply which speculative conditions remain practi the Herald from Madird says: Spain w ill make to the note of the agree that St. Michaels w ill never be General W eyler w ill fight tooth and United States, handed to the Duke of cally the same as during the previous popular as a place of residence. week. The weakness in values is more nail against being removed from Cube. Captain Peterson says the Yukon Tetuan, when he was minister for fo r apparent than real aud results from H e is trying to terrorize the lib eral river was still open to navigation when eign affairs, by the United Slates min- lack of speculation and moderately in- government into retaining him in com he left, but water was so low that boats I l8t£,r mand in Cuba until next June, and iff The Imparcial says it learns that the ' creasln8 stocks, There is no sound ar- of over 15 inches draught could not decliue in values at recalled now he w ill utilize his in reply of Spain w ill satisfy Spanish sus- * 8uujenl *or a» y cross many bars which showed at irreg present. There are several arguments fluence over the army to create distur ular intervals in the river’s course, and ceptibilities in making clear to Presi and many possibilities iu favor o f an bances in the peninsula or sell him self dent M cK inley the resolute attitude as a result all efforts to go up the river advance. Should Russia prohibit ex to the Carlists. this fall w ill be fruitless. Captain which Spain maintains in regard to N ow that the late conservative ad ports or should any serious damage oc Peterson does not think either Captain Cuba. cur to the Argeutine crop, extreme ministration is no more than a shat According to El Heraldo, Spain’ s Frank W orth’s or Mayor Wood’s boats high values would obtain. W heat is tered remnant, the organs of the con w ill be able to go to Dawson C ity be reply to the United States w ill point fu lly wortli 90 to 95 cents under exist servative press are nothing backward fore next June, notwitstanding the fact out if American interests suffer by ing conditions, and as the speculative in vitupearting one another, and tb o reason of the war in Cuba, they (the that both were all ready to make the defunct m inistry is eo malignant in Americans) are themselves to blame for public become educated to the higher attempt when the Sailor Boy left. tone as to clearly betray that there w as values now ruling renewed speculative The Sailor Boy did not sight or hear it, inasmuch as the insurrection is as support aud increasing export sales w ill lio intention whatever of surrendering anything of the schooner Bryant, which sisted from the United States. E l H er carry values higher. the reins of government had not t h « broke loose from the tug Holyoke off aldo says also: Our corn market has been dull and queen regent herself deliberately in “ W e understand that the govern Kadiak island in a severe storm, Sep duced and insisted on the crisis. ment w ill express its confidence that uninteresting— devoid o f any paritcular tember 20. In consequence of this the fallen features or change in previous condi- There had been no news direct from the new policy to be pursued with re itons, except that farmers’ sales o f corn magnates of that administration, gard to Cuba w ill produce a change in Dawson City received at St.. Michaels to arrive have fallen off to the m in i which has been one of continuous I the attitude of the United States.” for four weeks previous to leaving, and brawl and national scandal for so many It is semi-offlcially announced that mum. Local sentiment has been and no news can possibly be brought by weary months, are being so bitterly as continues extremely bearish. Short river before next summer, as ice was | Captain-General W eyler w ill be re-1 sellers have taken advantage o f every sailed in the columns of their ow n j called from Cuba this month, and that j already forming in the salt water at opportunity to depress values, but the newspapers that their tempers are said the mouth of the river, and the fresh i i is probable the cortes w ill be dis market has developed a strong under to have suffered in the glorious melee, water must certainly have been frozen solved in December and a new parlia- j tone and values have ruled higher than and more than one has to part from to a considerable thickness at that time. ment convoked in March. ut the close o f the previous week. E x public life and even from Madrid, w ith W e y l e r '. M eth o d s M ust Cense. “ In a month form now,” said he, " I port clearances continue large and the scowls upon his brow and anathema* London, Oct. 11.— The Madrid cor- | cash demand, w hile still inadequate, upon his lips, which has caused no do not believe there w ill be 100 persons at St. Miohaels, as nearly everybody is respondent of the Times, referring shows some improvement. The depress little merriment to the unconcerned on preparing to come back. A great many the cabinet council says: ing influence in the market continues lookers. “ The cabinet was unaniomus in the to be the large stocks. w ill come down on the Portland. But The conservative paper El Nacionat a majority left ere this on the schooner opinion that the system of warfare in has made a dead set against General Novelty, which was discharging cargo i Cuba must be completely changed. P o r tla n d M a r k e t«. Azcnrrnga, assailing him more fiercely at St. Michaels when we left. The Special attentioif was drawn to the de W heat— W alla W alla, 79@80c; V a l than ever, and Senor Robledo, the an captain of the Novelty w ill bring down plorable condition of the sick and ley and Bluest cm. 82 @ 83c per bushel. tagonist of Cuban reform, “ the man all those having sufficient money to pay wounded soldiers now arriving. This Flour— Best grades, #4.50; graham, who has lost us Cuba,” as he is now their board on the trip, no fate being aspect was considered at the direct in- #3.70; superfine, #2.50 per barrel. branded in Spain, in wrath at sim ilar charged. This is done simply as an act j itation of the queen regent. Oats— Choioe white, 88 @ 84c; choice tirades against himself, has stopped h i* “ Regarding the finances, although | gray, 81@82c per bushel. of charity and in the interests c f hu ears and fled southward to his n ativo manity. Many persons have not money the optimistic views of the recent min- | Barley— Feed barley, #19 @20; brew antiquary, where the crowds tnrned sufficient to even pay for their board on ister of finance do not appear to have ing, #20 per ton. out to receive him, and where the the schooner, and unless they can sell been justified, it is believed that with M illstuffs— Bran, #14 per ton; adulation of the viUngers w ill doubt their outfit for cash, w ill be forced to prudence, sufficient resources may be middlings, #21; shorts, #15.50. less compensate him for the harshness, remaiu at St. Michaels during the counted upon at least until the cortes H ay— Tim othy, #12@ 12.50; clover, sneers and ridicule o f the Madrid meets in the spring, to authorize sup #10@11; winter. California wheat, #10 public. Mayor Wood, of Seattle, manager of plies.” do oat, # l i ; Oregon wild hay, $U@ D e L o m e to B e R e c a lle d . 10 per ton. R o u te d b y th e In s u rg e n ts . result of which they waited upon Presi- the Humboldt expedition, and D. K. ItBeauzjour, Manitoba, seven per- | dent Barrios, and asked for informa Howard, who had charge of the E liza Madrid, Oct. 11.— Am ong the d ip lo Eggs— 20c per dozen. New York, Oct. 11.— A dispatch to sre been burned to death. Mrs. tion as to the use which he proposed to Anderson party, are practically prison the Herald from Havana says: A big Butter— Fancy creamery, 45@50o; matic changes reported here as being . Thomas, her young son and a make of the steamer City of Panama, ers in the hands of their irate passen battle occurred October 2 in (Jamarones fair to good, 85@40o; dairy, 25@ 86c imminent is that the Duke of Alm or* dova, or Senor Muraga, w ill replans per, had a race with the flames ■ informing him that it was currently gers. Only the presence of the United hills, not far from Matanzas, between per roll. Feral miles. They had a team of rumored that he intended to leave the States troops under Liputenant-Colonel the Spanish under General M olina and Cheese— Oregon, 11 %c; Young Senor Dupny de Lom e as Spanish m in k which they kept on the run. country. Barrios stated that he pro Randall is expected to avert serious the rebels under command o f Betan Am erica, 12>£c; California, 9@ 10c per ister to the United Staler (from the burning tim ber were posed to use the vessel for the transpor- trouble. court, Sanguilly and Raoul Arango. pound. T r e a «u r e Is la n d A g a in . i into the dry ground of a prairie tation of troops, anil had no intention The feeling against both Wood and The fieh» hepan at 9 n V n rV Poultry— Chickens, mixed, #2.00@ »h«, Victoria, Oct. 11.— The warship Im- Howard is said to be bitter in the ex 2.50 per dozen; broilers, #1.50@2; (they were compelled to cross,and 'i of abandoning his followers. geese, #5.50; ducks, #3@ 4 per periute, which recently sailed for Gua lthey were surrounded by flames, On September 29, Morales issued a treme, and the miners have appointee committees to guard both, anil see to it »dozen; turkeys, live, 8@9c per temala, carried as a guest of Rear-Ad antic horses started to run straight proclamation throughout the city of m iral Palliser, Ernest Harris, a real pound. iinto the burning timbers. Be- Guatemala, offering to allow Barrios to that they do not get out of their reach. Potatoes.— Oiegon Burbanks, 40@ estate man of this city. It is asserted ^they had gone far the carriage escape, in the hoi* of avoiding further Thomas K. Clark, of Seattle, who was 45c per sack; new potatoes, 50c per that he went south to secure part of the passenger on the Sailor Boy, said: turned and they were thrown down bloodshed, but the City of Para sailed treasure which Charles Hartford says sack; sweets, #1 .40 per cental. "T h ere is no chance for the Wood nbankment into a small creek. before Barrios’ answer was made Onions— California, new, red, 90o; he has located on Cocos island. party to get any considerable distance I probably saved their lives. They public. Hartford came here from Coooe is yellow , 80c per cental. up the river, although they had every «badly burned. Consul-General Carrillo today re land a couple of months ago on the Hops— 8@15o per pound for new thing ready to make the start Septem report from Morris, Manitoba, ceived a dlspacth to the effect that the schooner Anrora, on which a party off crop; 1896 crop, 6@7c. la fire has been raging there, and revolution was at an end, and that her 19, the day we left. The men ere W ool— Valley, 14@15c per pound; sealers had gone to the island to search lone family of five person» is known Barrios was again in complete control lisgustod and disheartened. They are The sealers could n ot Eastern Oregon, 10@12c; mohair, 20c for treasure. quite likely to do something desperate Vw perished. of the situation, which was confirmed find it, bat Hartford claimed to have per pound. before spring. Without exception, they later on by private cables to prominent Mutton— Gross, best sheep, wethers located «30,000,000 in gold, silver and Th. K a n k a k e e M ara h F ir e « . seem to blame Wood for all their mis heavy losses for the attacking force. business men who have large interests fortunes, and it would not be surprising The insurgents had only a few men and ewes, #2.50 @2.60; dressed mutton, jewels. Hartford is said to have in •rise, Ind., Oct. 11.— The Kan- terested Harris and the officers of the in Guatemala._________ if lie were made the victim of their killed, and jeered at and taunted the 5c; spring lambs, 6>$ P «r pound. « marsh fires are spreading in this Imperiuse in his story, and it is even Hogs— Gross, choice heavy, #4.50; wrath. 1 would not be surprised to T b . Evacuation o f Q u .za ltrn a n g o . although the farmers have Spanish during the whole engagement. thought that he him self sailed as a escaped light an<i iee<ler*- #3@ 4; dressed, #6.60 «opall other work and are fight- New York, Oct. 11.— A dispatch to hear of the -death of Howard at the Generai M olina narrowly bluejacket on the vessel. The feeling death. Enraged at his failure, he re @ 6 per 100 pounds. |ititall hours o f the day. Several the Herald from Guatemala says: The hands of the miners. Beef— Gross, top steers, #2.75@3; against him is growing more bitter turned to the attack the next day, but i were destroyed last night. The news.of the evacuation of Quezaltenan- R ic h F in d o f P ro s p e c to rs . »rsh near Assinong caught tire go by the rebels and its reoccupation every day. The passengers of the Eliza w ith no better success. A large num cows #2.25; dressed beef, 4 @ 5 ^ c per Long Creek, Or.. Oct. 11.— A riob pound. fQight, and the flames swept over by the government forces is fu lly con Anderson paid their fares and freight to ber o f Spanish soldiers were brought pocket was discovered a few days ago V eal— Large, 1% @5o; small, 5>^@6c • of land, destroying everyth in g in firmed. The consular corps there has Dawson, but the Anderson was aban into Matanzas. in the mining belt east of Canyon C ity , per pound. doned at Dutch harbor, and the passen The rebel leader, Juan Ducasse, has path. Residents of Hebron, sent the following message to President in this county, from which its diaoov- gers were landed at St. Michaels by the crossed the Mariel-Mujana trocha with • *nd Kinman are badly fright- Barrios: 8 e « t t U M a r k e t«. erers realize«] #3,000 in caah. Th is la “ The city of Quezaltenango has been schooner Baranoff, with no prospect of a large force, and is now operating with it is feared the Are may sweep the same pocket that was searched fa r Butter— Fancy native creamery, 1 the heavy ditches which have abandoned by the rebels, and we have getting futher this winter. Then H ow General Castillo. by a miner of the name o f James W a l brick, 24@26c; ranch, 14@16c. l dag. notified General Garcia Leon. The ard announced that the expedition was lace last summer, and from the e v i O ffe r W i l l N o t B e A c c e p te d . Cheese— Native Washington, 10® city has been for some time without a failure, and that he would not feed dences o f W allace’s prospeoting, he N ew York, Oct. 11.— General Carlo I 11c; California, 9 ){c . M ichigan M a rs h F ir e s . Dawson, as his proper authorities and all desiring the them till they reached H was w ithin two feet of the rich pocket i. rice!nrat ion 1 Holoff, secretary of war of the republic Eggs— Freih ranohj_22ft- |i!«, Mich., Oct. 11.— East and re-establishment of order and peace contract demanded, h is declaration | q { C(jb< hag gent the fo liow ing letter Poultry— (M ek S S S T five, per pouiftL at the time he abandoned it. The b of this city the marsh fires con- respectfully beg you to give the neces caused great dissatisfaction, and he w ill to Gonzales de Quesada, Cuban charge hens, 10c; spring chickens, #3.50 finding of this rich pocket has given Farmers have fought the flames sary orders to that effect. new life to the m ining belt o f G roat Confiding be fortunate if he gets out of there d ’affaires at Washington: @ 3 ; ducks, #3.5C'@3.75. and day for a week, and are in vour well-known rectitude, Mr. alive.’ ” “ We are now better prepared for an W heat— Feed wheat, #28® 29 per ton. county, and w ith a fe w more eim ilaz exhausted. They have moved President, we trust the occupation of strikes, this section is likely to exped active campaign than at any time dur Oats— Choice, per ton, #22. D ie d o f th e G lan d ers. Ikwsehold goods to places of safety Quezaltenango w ill bring peace for ing either the present or the late war. Corn— W hole, #23; cracked, per ton, ience a “ Klondike rush.” Chehalis, Wash., Oct. 11.— W. W. ■ro sacrificed their homes. Game which Quezaltenango prays and is “ We are informed here that Spain #23; feed meal, #23 per ton. Jordan, the second victim of the gland A F ilib u s t e r R c le u .e d F ro m J a il. i inhabited the marshes has been Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton, ers, died this morning at his residence, w ill probably try to please the A m eri to the city. N ear Berrien grateful.” Philadelphia, Oct. 11.— Cpatain J. The United States cruisers Alert has can government by offering us auton- #22; whole, #22. after a brave fight of nearly a month H. H. W iborg was released from prison , on what is known as the Big I need not ! Fresh Meats— Choice dressed beef, arrived at San Jose, where she is now against the disease. Everything was omy more or less ample, tonight, after serving a 16 months’ sen ■ the fire has swept over like a tell you, my friend, that we laugh at ; steers, 6c; cows, 6%c; mutton sheep, done by the physician in charge, and tence for carrying, on the Danish •fire, and hundreds o f acres of anchored. we are at the such offers, for already 5 @ 6 )£ c; pork, 7c; veal, small, 6. O h jr r t lo n .b l. O r d .r R .a c ln d .d . the A. O. U. W. lodge, o f which he steamship Horsa, a filibustering expadi- i have been roasted in the.hills. Fresh Fish— Halibut, 6c; salmon, Seattle, Oct. I I . — A telegram was was a member, and it was thought at hour o f our liberation, Snould Spain tion to Ciiba. There was a fine of «800 B » is the worst that has occurred seriously offer us autonomy, it would 3*4c; salmon trout, 7@10c; flounder* received here today from the United times that, on account o f his vigorous and costs, #600 in ail, attached to t h « • ▼icinity since 1871, prove the fu ll extent of her weakness, and sole, 8@ 4; ling cod, 4 @ 6 ; rock States treasury department, stating constitution, he might be able to pull term o f imprisonment, but Captain and we w ill fight with renewed ardor cod, 6c; smelt, 2>^@4c. F i r . . In W is c o n s in . that Secretary Gage had rescinded the through, but he was compelled to suc W iborg could not raise the mon«y. nntil she shall recognize our inde|>end- •ha, W is., Oct. 11. — Prairie recent order reducing the pay of seamen cumb. The term expired last Saturday, bat Han F ra n cis co M a rk e t«. ence. Imagine our delight should Spain f ID Sommers and Bristol counties on the revenue cutters from #28 to #25 W ool— Choice foothill, 8@13c; San this default would ha»re added 80 days thus confirm ns in our belief that the O a r F o re ig n T ra d e . I hv sparks from passing engines per month. It is now expected that the Joaquin, 6 months’ 5@7c; do year’s to hia confinement, but a popular aab- end is fast approaching. Washington, Oct. 11.— The bureau f«il considerable property belong- sailors on the cutters Grant and Perry, staple, 7@9c; mountain, 10® 12c; Ore scription, headed by n local newspaper, " T e ll the American government that of statistics has issued a table showing raised the money, and the captain w a « • the farmers. A ll kinds of means who quit the service here w ill re-enlist imports and exports for August; the to enter into diplomatic discussion w ith gon, 12® 14c per ponntl. restored to his wife ami children. |w*n adopted to stay the advanoe Hops— 11® 14c per pound. E ig h ty H u r ... H u n i.d . Spain in the hope that we w ill accept first fulll month under the new tariff h tames. In some cases where M illstuffs — Middlings, #2Q®22; autonomy is useless. We should Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 11.— A t 2:30 law. C o lo ra d o F o re s t F ire s . • w«s apparently extinguished it this morning the barn o f the Kansas These figures show for that month sim ply thank it for its trouble, but California bran, #14® 15 per ton. Estes Park, C o la , Oct. 11.— Forest to burn the surface. Onions— New red, 70@80o; do new C ity Transfer Company was almost the largest exports of domestic merchan m anfully decline to end the war on fires are raging in the timber southwest know that both ■ilvenkin, 90cfit#1 per cental. totally destoryed by fire. The loss is dise of any August in the history of the such terms. W e of this city. , Immense volumes o f I * 4* ! « F ie ld , o f C orn B u rn ed . Butter— Fancy creamery, 27 @ 28c; do Palm a and you have often made this about #300,000, partially insured. government. The exports were #79,- smoke darken the sky. Unleas there ia *nr. I l l , O c t 11.— Forest fires Eighty horses were consumed. A sec 490.264,against #66,689,981 for August, plain to the American government and aeoonds, 25@2Ac; fancy dairy, 23® 24c; a storm the destruction w ill be enor P»g over the entire Northwestern tion o f the roof fell, carriyng down public, but w e wish you te reaffirm i t . ” good to choice, 20® 22c per pound. 189«. ___________________ mous. I this county. F ield s of shocked eight firemen. None was fatally hurt. Eggs— Store, 18@24c; ranch, 81® G ra p e T h i t v e i S h ot. D ro w n e d In th e C le a rw a to r . [ been swept by the flames. O m E x p e d itio n F a ile d . 33o; Eastern, 14@1& duck, 20c per V rrille t W a . G alltjr. Fresno, Cal., Oct. 11.— W illie Patti- Lewiston, Idaho, Oct. 11.— Ira Cow Havana, Oct. 11.— According to tb* | dozen. Marshfield, Oct. 11.— The jnry in eon. aged 17, employed to protect the bulletins issued today from the hea<i- l ^ i * . O c t 11.— John Jackson, Cheese— Fancy m ild, new, 9 )»o ; fair an, o f Plasa, Npokane county, was drowned in the Clearwater river today. 1 in the Tudor iron works in the case of the State of Oregon vs. J. Reese vineyard* from grape thieves, qnarters o f the Spaniards, a govern to good, 7 ® 8c per pound. W h ile crossing With a hand ef horeao, Louis, was terribly burned N . Russell, after being out M hours, and armed with a shotgun, today shot ment force has ambushed and captured Potatoes— New, in boxes, 40® 80«. and fatally injured Dennett Doland • boat having on board 207 liozee of hmni?ht in Citrus fr u it— Oranges, Valencias, his hors« reared up and fell backward« ht while at work. H e was guid- brought in a verdict of murder in the and Bobby Murray, who ^ere stealing ammunition which the troops found «1 .5 0 @ 8 ¡Mexican limes, #3@8.50;Cali- ; with him. The body has not been re 17-hot har o f iron as it came out second degree. — — for k illin g h i» grapes. Murray it P atti ton’* cousin^ ashore. Both of theee lots of ammuni fornia lemons, fancy,#2.50;do commrth, covered. trial rollers. Suddenly the bar Russell wa» on -in-law in November last. H e was Patti son is in ja iL lC*®d before Jackson could ee- •on-in tion, it la stated, belonged to an expe • 1 ® # per box. V ic tim * e f t b . Q i . k N F irm . H ay— Wheat,# 1# ® 15; wheat and oat, Irod pushed him against a heavy given a dition which landed at the month of • trial trial at the May term o f th « Ottawa, Ort. 11.— Word comes from Prof« ior E. C. Pickering, of the ^^here, by the force o f the roll- circuit courts but the jury failed to the river A ria no, in tbeditarict o f Cien- «1 1 ® 14; out, «1 0 ® 13; river barley, I Cause lean tonight that four more b o d iw Harvard O besrratory, Ny encircled him. The smoke a gre e. His defense was insanity. •tars la foegoe, province o f Santa Clara, re- «7 ® B ; best barley. #10®19; a lfa lfa ,; have been found there, victims o f t h » disoorery of 14# of his burning body filled Before ht\ was renoued be burned. hare just appeared is circa- Pennies Ittica in Hawaii the southern skis #8®9.50 clover, «8®10. forest firm.
