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A IIV K U T IS IN U NEWBERG GRAPHIC (A T M . One Column........ ................. ..... Tw enty Do!lari B a ll Column ...................................Ten Dollar« Professional C a r d «............. _ ............ One Dollar ( c a d i n e N o t i e r « W i l l B o I n s e r t e d at the K ata o f Ten C ent« P e r Line. VOL. Advertising B ill« Collected Monthly. ns of m ma _________ X III. U T E R NEWS. Boxers are active around Tien Tain. j The Guam typhoon was the worst in | 40 years. roo arid stoioos with Nicaragua. The United States gunboat Monocacv $1.000,000 FOR THE SEVERAL w ill winter at Taka. The Chinese court has lost confidence Comprehensive Review of the Important Hap. In Karl L i and Prince Ching. penings of the Past Week in a Twelve hundred bolomen snirender ed to the Americans at Vigan. Condensed Form. An Austrian field marshal criticises Conger has not signed the Pekin pro the British army organization. tocol. An American warship w ill make a Secretary Root has returned fiom demonstration agaiust Morocco. Cuba. Six men were drowned in a feny K r o g e r visited the French govern- boat disaster on Spokane river. aieut otliuials. Texas’ vote for presidential electors Palace guards have b en sent to ar was: Bryan, 267,432; McKinley, 121,- 573. rest Prince 'loan. University of Oregon defeated Uni Colonel Denbv may succeed Conger versity of Washington in football by as minister to China. 43 to 0. Nome is now completely shut off Fulton, Kentucky, was visited by a from the outer world by a barrier of fire which destroyd 20 establishments ice. and cnased a loss of $250,000. A conspiracy to assassinate Lord A Sumpter, Or., miner was badly in Roberts was discovered in Johannes jured by the explosion of giant powder burg. which he placed on a stove to thaw Governor Geer has issued certificates out. Di election to Republican electors (or Fred W . Bnhsnell, for several years Oregon. city editor of the Minneapolis Tribune, Heavy foga prea-i led on Puget died at that oity oi cancer of the stom Sound, causing many minor accidents ach. on both land and water. The population of Indian Territory ia The official vote for presidential elec 391,960, as against 190,162 in 1890, tors in New Jersey was: Republican, an increase of 211,775, or 117.5 per 221,701; Democrat, 164,808. :ent. The population of Texas is 3,048,710, The population of Wisconsin, as an against 2,235,528 in 1890, an increase nounced by the census bnreau, is 2,069,- of 813,137, or 36.3 per cent. 349, as against 1,686,880 in 1890, an The population of Nebraska is 1,068,- increase of 382,142, or 22.6 per cent. 539, against 1,058,910 in 1890, an in Two steamers collided on the river crease of 9,620, or .9 per cent. about 20 miles above Huntington, W. Official returns show that the vote Va., sinking 80 ooalboats containing for president in Iowa was: Republi 500,000 bushels of coal, entailing a loss can, 807,818; Democrat, 209,466. af $100,000. The population of North Carolina is Advices from Australia state that 1,803,810, as against 1,617,947 in 1890, the voloano on Beach island, in the an increase of 275,863, or 17 per cent. New Britain group, has again become The Portland, Or., Chambei of Com active, causing a great upheaval on merce urges an appropiration of $4,- land and sea. Many natives have been 000,000 for canal and locks at the killed. dalles. The award of the Swiss government The population of Utah, as officially in the Franco-Brazilian boundary dis announced, is 276,749, as against 207,- pute gives Brazil 147,000 square miles France 095 in 1890, an increase 68,844, or of the contested territory. gets about 3,000 sqnare miles north of 88.1 per cent. the Tumnc Hueinac range. An irrigation bill allowing more There are 400 cases of smallpox in than $1,000,000 to Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho w ill he iutroduced at the oity of Winona, Minn., and to pre vent its spread the public schools have the coining session of congress. been closed and street-car companies Signor Marconi has practically solved the question of ocean transmission by compelled to stop their cats at the wireless telegraphy, and w ill soon be boundary of the infected district. STATES Oregon, Washington and Idaho Included— Will Be Introduced at the Coming Session of Congress Washington, Nov. 29.— A bill for irrigation of arid lands is to be intro duced and pushed at the approaching session of congress which w ill affect Oregon, Washington and Idaho, among other states. The most earnest advo cates of irrigation feel that with the indorsement of the late irrigation oon- gress they w ill be able to muster the solid s-ipport of delegates from all arid land states and hope in this way to se en re some general legislation this ses sion. The bill already prepared provides that fonr practical reservoir sites and irrigation ditches shall be surveyed in each state by the geolgical survey, the secretary of the interior then to with draw the land embraced in and sur rounding the most suitable sites and ditches. He shall then let contracts for constructing reservoirs and ditches, to cost not more than $1,000,000, in each state. Nine million dollars is ap propriated by the bill. Wlwn the lands are irrigated they are to be sub ject to homestead entry, each eutryman to pay $2.50 per acre, and no individ ual to secure more than 80 acres. The reservoir and ditches are to be turned over to the settlers when most of the land irrigated is taken up. It is possible, however, that this ir rigation bill will be made a part of the river and harbor bill again, as it was two years ago. D. H. Stearns, of Oregon, and Dr. R. J. Gobel, of Washington, delegates of the irrigation congress, called on the president today and solicited his sup port to some plan of governmental aid in an irrigation system for reclaiming the arid West. PLOT AGAINST BOBS. The Scheme Was to Blow Him Up While At tending Church. London, Nov. 29.— According to a special edition ot tbe Evening Standard today, a plot to assassinate Lord Ro berts, in which two foreigners are con cerned, has been discovered. 14 ap pears that the conspirators loaded a mine, which was designed to be blown up Sunday while Lord Roberts was in chnrch at Johannesburg, but the police A typhoon swept the Island of Guam, able to use his system across the A t aud Lord Roberts’ bodyguard frustrated killing hundreds of natives. lantic. the conspiracy. Ten men, mostly Ita l The dowager empress is trying to in ians, have been arrested. The population of Montana, as an nounced by the United States census duce the emperor to return to Pekin. burean, is 243,329, as agaiust 132,159 The powers are debating on the wis Roberts Confirms It. in 1890, an increase of 111,170, or dom of sending an ultimatum to China. London, Nov. 29.— The war office 84.1 per cent. The population in 1880 The official vote ol Wisconsin fol has the following from Lord Roberta, was 39,159, showing an increase of lows: Republican, 265,866; Demo dated Johannesburg, November 26: 93,000, or 237.4 per cent, from 1880 to “ As reports of a plot against my life cratic, 159,285. 1890. A laborer on a bridge near Grant’s probably reach yon, I think yon should Floods and storms are causing great Pas s was instantly killed in the col know the facts. It is believed that there was a plot in existence, and five damage in the East. lapse of the structure. Italians, four Gieeks and one French A young man was fatally shot Dy General Bates reports the capture of man were arrested November 16, and robbers near The Dalles, Or. 83 Filipinos, six of whom murdered are now awaiting trial. Their inten Officers at Tien Tsiu are in favor of several persons last spring. tions were to explode a mine under St. destroying the Chinese fortifications. The Dutch of Cape Colony are be Mary’ s church during the morning Fire destroyed a cement plant near coming restless and loyalists fear there service, held at 11 o’ clock, on Novem F.aston, Pa., causing a loss of $200,000. may soon he an upiising. ber 18.” _________ United States geological surveyors The population of Oklahoma is 398,- Roberts Reports Engagements. are mapping Eastern Oregon mining 246, against 61,834 in 1890, an increase London, Nov. 29.— Lord Roberts, districts. of 836,411, or 44 per cent. cabling from Johannesburg, under date The official vote of Indiana is as fol The population of South Dakota is of November 26, rejairts a number of lows: Bryan, 309,594; McKinley, 401,570, as against 328,80 in 1890, an encounters with the Boers at widely increase of 72,762, or 22.1 per cent. 836,063. separated points, in which the British The official vote of the slate of V ir The population of North Dakota ia captnred some cattle aud a few prison gins is as follows: Bryan, 146,179; 819,416, as against 182,719 in 1890, an ers, and suffered Blight casualties. The increase of 136,427, or 74.6 per cent. McKinley, 117,151. most serions affair was an engagement Sarah Bernhardt and M. Coquelin The population of Tennessee is with the forces of General De Larev, played their first night to a representa 2.020,093, as against 1,767,18 in 1890, numbering about 1,000 men, with three tive audience in New York City. They an increase of 23,098, or 14.3 per cent. guns, who opposed General Clement’s march towards Keitfontein. The Boers appeared in Rostand’s “ L ’ Aiglon." The population of New Mexico is were completely dispersed. Attorney-General Blackburn gives his 195,210, as against 13,93 in 1890, an official opinion that reading the Bible increase of 41,717, or 27.1 per cent. Dewet in Portuguese Territory. and repeating the Lord’s Prayer are The United States auxiliary cruiser Lonrenco Marques, Nov. 29.— A de permissible in Oregon public schools. Yosemite sank in a typhoon at Gnam, The president has decided to appoint November 5, drowning five of the crew. tachment of 80 mounted Portuguese troops, with two gnus, crossed the river F. T. Bowles, naval constructor in The population of Idaho, as officially charge of the New Yoik navy-yard, innounced. ia 161,772, as agaiust 84,- this morning at Catembo. It is re chief of the bureau of construction and )85 in 1890, an increase of 77,387, or ported General Dewet is in Poituguese territory and in that district. repair of the navy department, opon 91.7 per cent. the retirement from active service next Two American privates were killed't' March of Rear-Admiral Hichborn, the Honduras Pays Pears Claim. and three wounded in an ambnsh of present incumbent. Washington, Nov. 29.— The state de ladrones near Maioloe, Luzon. The in A dispatch received at Berlin from surgents escaped. partment received a cable today front Field Marshal Count von Waldersee, Bank robbers at Emden, 111., com- United States Minister Hunter, at Gua dated . . . November , 24, . says j . the _ German „ pletely wrecked tbe Farmers’ bank temala City, annonneing that he had expedition has hoisted the German flag wUh dyn. mit, , nd got away with jnst received from the Hondnran gov over the great wall, which was reached $3,000 to $4,000. ernment a draft for $10,000 American November 22 by way of Hey Ling gold as indemnity for tbe killing of By an explosion of nitro-glycerine Cheng, after a difficult mountain Frank Pears. The killing occurred st march. The dispatch adds that the at Lesserville, W . Va., 20 miles above San Pedro Sain, in May, 1899, and the French had a severe tight with Boxers Wheeling, four toys were killed and 14 indemnity is the fnll amount of the woanded. of whom two will die. 80 kilometers south of l’ao Ting Ko. claim set np. Tbe population of the state of Wash Horses to tbe number of 50,000 are ington at officially announced, is 618,- to be purchased in this country iu tha 103, as against 349,390 in 1890, an in- Census of Oregon. next six months by agents of the Brit ncrease of 168,918, or 48.2 per cent. Washington, Nov. 29.— The popula ish government for the nse of Lord Germans seized z Chinese vessel and tion of Oregon as officially announced Kitchener's forces in policing the demanded treasnre consigned to an today, is 413,536, as against 813,767 Transvaal and Orange Free State. This English company at Tien Tain. The for 1890. This is an increase of 99,- Dews has been announced by John 9. boxes of treasure had lieen landed and 769, or 31.7 percent. The population Bratton, of St. Louis, who has sup tbe Germans coaid not get them. The in 1880 was 174,768, showing an in plied directly and indirectly to the German flag was then hoisted on tbe crease of 138,999, or 79.5 percent from British array in tbe last two years 1880 to 1890. venel and her cargo confiscated. many horses suitable for cavalry use. Unsatisfactory rate arrangements Dr. Leopold Kahn, tbe Arctic ex with railroads may prevent tbe G. A. plorer. is certain that Lieutenant Peary R. encampment in Denver. is wintering at Fort Conger. The man who built the city hall of The yellow look on Chinese affairs Denver is now selling cigars and tobac published by the French foreign office co at a stand in the corridor of the •hows close relations between Franca building. and tbe United States. Colonel Benjamin West Blanchard, The w ill of Frank Williams, late of once one of the most widely known Johnstown, Pa., makes a bequest of $300,000 to the Lehigh university at railroad men in the country, died at bis residence in Washington, aged 74 fionth Bethlehem Pa., for the benefit of years. worthy students. WEST POINT SOLDIERS. SUBSCR IPTIO N RATES. One Year..... « ......... .............. UM 8 ii Month*.................... ........... * n Three Month*............................. § § Subscr ipt ion P rl o e P a y a b l a In A d ir a n e «. NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 19(H). From Ali Parts of the New World House Democrats w ill offer a new Bill to Provide Great Irrigation [ army bill. System. and the Old. Secretary Hay signed a canal treaty OF INTEREST TO OUR MANY READERS N E W B E R G GRAP HIC. NO. 3. Add re «a. O h m ic Invariably , Newb.ry, Oregon. GAVE The New Law Places Them at e Disadvantage With the Regulars. Washington, Nov. 80.— It has just been found out that the law which pro vides that a man who serves two years as an enlisted man in the regular army aud then, upon passing an examina tion, can be made an officer, places the West Point men at a considerable dis advantage. Tbe West l’oiuter is oblig ed to study four years, and to be a good scholar before he can heoome a second lieutenant, while the niau who goes through by way of the ranks needs only two years’ service. It has been a com mon happening for some young fellow, who has secured an appointment in West Point, after'passing the competi tive examination, to see a young man, whom he far outclassed in such exam ination, be credited wi^b two years the best of him in the matter of years m ili tary service, due alone to the fact that he took bis chauces in the regular army. It is understood that such ap pointments w ill be held up us much as possible hereafter in order to give tbe increased membership at West Point an opportunity to become available for filling vacancies in tbe regular army. Four hundred British Surrendered to the Boers — Relief Came Too Late. Football Spectators Dropped on Red-Hot Furnaces. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN SAN FRANCISCO ».cn and Boys Wert on Top of Glass Works Building When the Timbers Gave Way —Thirteen Persons Killed. San Francisco, Deo. 1.— As ■ result of the most horrible catastiophe that ever occurred in San Francisco, 13 peo ple were ki led and 100 badly injured today, by the collapse of the roof of the Pacific Glass Works, on Fifteenth street. They fell through the roo' upon the red hot furnaces aud glass vats below. A ll were horrioly burned, and it is feared that in addition to the 13 deaths already reported, there w ill be several more. London. Dec. 8.— Lord Roberts ca bled from Johannesburg, under date of Wednesday, November 80: ‘ ‘ The Dewetsilorp garrison of two gnus of the Sixty-eighth field battery, with detachments of the Gloucester shire regiment, the Highland light in fantry aud the Irish Titles, 400 in all, surrendered at 5:45 P. M., November 30. Our losses were 15 men killed and 42 wounded, including Major Hansen ! and Captain Digby. The enemy ia said to the 2,000 strong. Four hundred men were dispatched from Kdenburg to relieve Dewetsdorp, but they did not succeed in reaching there in time. Knox joined this force aud found De- wetsdorp svacoated. Seventy-five sick and wounded had been left there. Knox puisued, and is reported to have successfully engaged Steyu and Dewet near Yaal Bank. They retired west and southwest. Knox’s messenger failed to get through, so 1 have no de tails." Boat Capsized and Four Were Lost. Lives ACCIDENT OCCURS ON SPOKANE RIVER The Passengers Numbered Eighteen, Five of Whom Succeeded In Swimming to Shore—Others Rescued. Spokane, Dec. 8.— Four lives were lost here this evening by the capsizing of a current ferry lioat iu the Spokane river. The ferry is about two miles down the river. It was crossing the stream with 18 woikmen, who had ended their day’g work in a construc tion camp near the Great Northern’s bridge. The men crowded to the bow and it it was swamped. A ll the men were thrown in the cold water. Five swam to shore and the others climbed on the capsized boat. The waves raa high and washed four of them to death. When the ferry capsized a man started off in a skiff to tbe rescue. Borne of the men who witnessed the accident sav he pioked np one of the men in the water, but neither the res- oner nor the skiff has since been seen. It was probably carried down the rap ids, aud it is possible that the two men have reuched shore some distano« down stream. Another account say« the boat was swamped by a large log. AMERICAN PLAN ADOPTED. Down to a Horrible Death. Two hundred people, all men and boys, had gathered on the sheet irun European Canals Will Employ Electric Motors PITCHED INTO A RIVER. for Propulsion. roof of the glass works to obtain a tree Train Wreck on the Cleveland & Pittsburg Road view of the annua) football game be New York, Dec. 8.— Mr. Hawley, tween Stanford and the University of who has been comissioned by Americas — Passengers Escaped. California. About 20 minutes after interests to advocate the principle ol Pittsburg. Nov. 80.— At 1:15 this the game commenced there was a electric propulsion foi canals, has re morning tbe night express for Cleve clash, plainly audible on the football turned to London from the continent, land on tbe Cleveland & Pittsburg was grounds, and a portion of the crowd on Bays the Tiibuue’s London correspond thrown into the river two miles below the roof went down to a horrible death ent. He reports that plans for eleo- Beaver. The scanty information at below. trie canal service have been adopted hand shows one man, Express Messen The fires in the fnrnaces had been in Belgium and Holland, and that the ger Casey, of Cleveland, was drowned started for the first time today, and the waterways of those countries w ill be and four others badly hurt. vats were full of liquid glass. It was equipped with motors similar to those PHILIPPINE ASSASSINS. The accident occnrred at a point upon these that the victims fell. Some proposed for operation on the Erie ca where extensive fill-ins had been made, were killed instantly, aud others were nal. These motors w ill be provided and it is supposed the high water had slowly roasted to death. The few who by an American company, and the en General McArthur Confirms Sentences of Hang ing Passed Upon Four Natives. washed the fill from under the tiack missed the furnaces or rolled off, to tire system of electric propulsion ol and let the entire train of engine and , gether with workmen in the glass canal boats w ill be introduced from the Manila, Dec. 8.— General MncArthnr five cars into the Ohio river. The offi works, saved the lives of many who lay United States. has confirmed the sentences of hanging unconscious by pulliug them away cials say no passengers were hurt. Mr. Hawley asserts that in France a passed upon four natives recently from their horrible resting places. The excitement was indescribable. bill has been prepared for the intro convicted of murder at Lingayen. The The passengers were compelled to force The police and fire departments were duction of the same system of canals condemned were members of the their way out from under the cars by soon at band, and every patrol wagon in thut country. He expects that elec "Guardia de H onor." a band of assas breaking the windows and climbing to aud ambulance in the oity was sum- tric motors lor French canals w ill be sins whose victims were kidnapped and the banks. The express messenger is nioued. They were not enough and ordered from the United States. holoed. They w ill be hanged Decem supposed to have been imprisoned by express wagons and private carriages ber 21. were pressed into service to carry off the baggage and drowned. The transport Indiana, which went tbe dead and wounded. Many of the OUTLAWS RUN DOWN. ashore on the Isla de Bolillo, off tha wounded were unconscious, while oth east coast of Luzon, was successfully THE ISLE OF PINES. ers were raced, shrieking with agony, The Career of the Breedlong Blacks In Australia Moated, and at rived at Biuuugoau Sound to the hospitals. short of coal. She transferred to ths Is Finally Ended. United States Will Retain Possession of It— The Southern Pacific railroad hos trans|)ort 1’eunsvlvaniu the contingent Siguenea Bay an Excellent Harbor. pital was only two blocks away, and Vancouver, B. C., Deo. 8.— The of tbe Twenty-second infantry nnd ths was quickly filled. Aliout 40 wound steamer Warrimoo, from Australia, supplies destined for Huler, and than New York, Nov. 30.— The United States w ill retain possession of tbe Isle ed were taken there. Others were sent brings nows of the finish of the Breed- proceeded for Neuva (.’acures, South of Pines, whatever t:ie final disposition to St. Luke’s hospital, the city receiv long Blacks, Joe aud Jimmy Governor. Camarines. of Cuba, says a Washington dispatch to ing hospital, to private residences and After committing 100 crimes in 100 the Journal aud Advertiser. It w ill other places. At the hospitals there days, including nine murders, their Guam Needs Help. be fortified and a strong gariison will was soon a shortage of surgeons and camp in the bush was surrounded by Washington, Deo. 8.— The navy de some of the wouuded hud to wait until squatters, who watched all night, and he kept there. Lying south of the iu the morning demanded the surrender partment has received the following western end of Cuba, the Isle of Pines help came. of the notorious outlaws. The blacks, cablegram from Admiral Remey: commands tbe western or Yucatan en “ Cavite, Deo. 8.— Official report suprrised, started to run, nnd the Victims Mostly Boys. trance to the gulf and forms an import from Guam just received. Following squatters fired, killing Joe and wound ant outpost for the defense of the Nica Most of those killed and injured were men drowned: Joseph Anderson, coal- ragua canal. boys between and 16 years of age. ing Jimmy Governor. The latter was passer; Jacob Le Roy Mahuffey, ap suhseqeutly delivered by the squatters When Secretary Root visited Cuba Nearly all of tbe victims had their prentice, first-class; George Auhel, he went to the island and recognized skulls fractured or limbs broken and to the posse of constables who took him Beaman; W illiam Frederick Davit, to the nearest hospital, where his re its stragetio importance. The state sustained serious internal injuries. The fireman, first-class; Frank Swanson, department now holds that under he portion of the roof which collapsed was covery is being awuited by tbe author coxswain. Two bodies recovered were treaty of peace the title of the Isle of merely the covering over tho ventilator ities. unrecognizable. Governor reports Pines pasted to tbe United States. bars at tbe apex of the building and danger of starvation. Asks for 05,000 Hard Fight Near Luchoff. Secretary Root holds a similar view. was not constructed to snstain any pounds flonr, 30,000 biscuit, 1,000 The northern side of tho island— that heavy weight. The horizontal timbers Orange River. Deo. 8.— The Herzog sugar, 2,000 salt pork, 20,000 rice, all next to the Cuban Bhoro — is admirably in the center, corres iron-ling to the! commando, 500 strong, holding a| for destitute natives. Shall 1 send by adapted for the purpose of tbe govern ridge pole of an ordinary structure, splendid position on a range of precipi- our crosier? Brutus took ample store! ment. It is high, thickly studded broka near the center, aud the light toils kopjes near the village of Luchoff for the pieseut. Newark, Gnam. with valuable woods and tbe climate is frsme work underneath, with its cover- completely barring the British advance, "R E M E Y .” so healthy that ptior to tbe war a ing of corrugated iron, turned inward, attacked Colonel Henry Hamilton Set- health resort for pnlmouary patients foi tiling a chute, through which the tie ’s column Alter five hours’ hard Chief of Police of Manila. was established there. men and boys were precipitated into fighting the Boers were expelled from fit. Louis, Dec. 8.— The Post-Dia- Naval officers say that Siguenea bay, the furnaces beneath. Only a few the position, losing heavily. The Brit- on tbe northwest coast, will, with but were actual1}' burned to death, tho ma- lsh losses were small, owing to the patch today says: “ Chief of Polio« John W. Capmbell, of fit. Ixmis, has little dredging, afford an excellent and jority being killed by tbe fall. Sev fact that the British adopted Boer been offered the position of chief ol safe harbor, eral ol those injured are in a precarious methods of taking cover. Colonel Sot- f police of Manila under the civil grvern- cundtion, and the list of dead may be tie oocnppied Luchoff, and learned that incut now in the coarse of formation, Florida Murderer Shot by a Mob. increased to a score within a day or 800 burses had passed through for aud has accepted.” Lake City, Fla., Nov. 80.— Spencer two. A number who vere only slight Dewet, who is reported to be in the Williams, a negro, was shot to death ly hurt went to their homes unassisted. neighborhood. The Boer commander THE DEAD NUMBER 18. near this city today by a mob from openly Iroasted in the village of having I’ensacola. Last night Williams shot shot 200 natives for sympathizing with Yaquis Entrapped Mexicans. and dangerously wounded City .Marshal Growing List of Victims of the San Francises the British. El Paso. Tex., Dec. 1.— News of a Strange ami W illiam Strickland, a Accident—Dud All Identified. fierce battle last Sunday between Mex business man of this city, while resist Hawaiian Land Leases. ican regulars and Yaqui Indians, was Han Franclsoo, Deo. 3.— Tho terri ing arrest. As soon as the nows of tbe Honolulu, Nov. 21.— The Kephulican ble accident of Thursday, resulting it shooting became known citizens brought here today by two American armed themselves, and, forming a miners, Seth Tomkins and W ill Lowe. 0f today says: "W ith in 80 days suits the death ol 18 )iersous and the injnr) tiled on behalf of the United of four times as many more, has cast posse, followed the desperado on horse lhey were prospecting aliout 40 miles w j|\ back aud overtook him today in a front Soyapa, Mexico, when the Indians states to set aside all grants, sales and a gloom over the oity. Aliout tbe swamp. The negro was litern 1 ly shot appeared, made them prisoners and leases of public lands made by the ter- morgue today there have been crowds to pieces, fully 200 bullet holes being ransacked their camp. Troops were ritorinl government of Hawaii since of anxiont inquirers, relatives and found in bis body. Tbe Ixiily was dispatched in pursuit of tbe Indians. July 14, 1900 The Republican is in a friemln of those who are known to havs brought into town and placed in front The Indians entrapped tho Mexicans in position to state this as an absolute been victims of the accident. Ths of the courthouse gate, where ia was a narrow part of the mountains and fact, despite the statement sent ont dead have all been identified. Tbs when the Mexicans finally withdrew from Washington to tbe effect that the coroner's jury will be taken to view viewed by hundreds. they left 20 dead. D ie Americans department^ of justice denied that At the remains snd w ill also visit tht escaped. Six Indians were killed or torney-General Giiggs had instructed scene of the tragedy. Until all tbs Newport Bank Has Funds. wouuded. District Attorney Baird to institute dead have been viewed by the jury, Washington, Nov. 80.— O. P. Tuck suits to set aside all grants, sales, Done of the remains w ill be permitted er, receiver of the German National- Stole Thru Cars of Wheat franchises and leases I d Hawaii granted to be taken away from the morgne. Bank, of Newport, K y ., has sent his All the hospitals are crowded with ths Mound City, Kas., Dec. 1.— F. E. since September 28, 1899.” repott of the condition of the bank to maimed and injured and a large staff or tbe controller of Ihe currency. It ap Wesser was arrested here today by a physicians and nurses is at work. Newport Bankwrccktre. pears that there is sufficient cash on detective of the Chicago & Milwaukee baud to realize to tbe depositors some road on the charge of stealing three car Cincinnati, Dec. 8.— Robert Win- Daly's Horses to Be Sold. thing over 90 por cent on their claims. loads o f. wheat from the yards of the ■tel, assistant bookkeeper of the company in Des Moines, Ia. Wesser New York, Dec. 8.— The executors The amount of the defalcation, as giv- wrecked German National bank of New en by the examiner, agrees with his in some manner secured the hills of port, Ky., was arrested in this city at of Marcus Daly’s estate will sell Mr. first estimate of tho same—$191,000. lading for the cars and got them to a late hour last night, charged with Daly’t stable of thoroughbreds and market, realizing $1,600. breeding horses as soon as possibla being sn accomplice of Frank Brown, These horses cost Mr. Daly over $600,- End Was Peaceful. who was short $196,000 in his ac Smallpox In Ntw York. counts. Winstel was taken to Newport 900. Among the stallions are Ham fit. Paul, Nov. 29.— Senator Cush and locked up, bail being refnsed. burg, Tammany, Bathainptou, Isidor, New York, Dec. 1.— Twenty four man K. Davis, chairman of the com -1 Ogden and Inverness. Over 100 brood Brown has not yet been apprehended. mittee on foreign relations of the sen cases of sinall|>ox were discovered to mares w ill be told. ate, died at his borne in this city to day in a block on West fiixty-ninth night at 8:40 o ’clock. He had suffered street, near West End svenne. The Wyoming's Vote. California’s Vote. greatly during two months of sickness, sufferers were taken to Willard Parker Cheyenne, Wyo., Deo. 8.— Official Sacramento, Cal., Deo. 8.— Tht and gradually sank sway, lieing un- hospital. The disease is supposed to returns show the result of the ele«tion c< ns ions for several hours 1 adore have started in this oity from a negro In Wyoming to have been as follows: official figure! on the presidential elec i ■$ , and so far as could lie known, actor, who belongs to a Southern the McKinley, 14,482; Bryan, 10,164; Mo- tion for California, as compiled by tht secretary of state, give McKinley 164,- atrical troup. suttered no pain. Kinloy't plurality, 4,318. 766, Bryan 124.985, Woolley 5,204. J J Killing ef Frank Michaels. Tugs Going to Assistants. Coiapalga Against Sunday Thuters. Redding, Cal., Nov 29.— It i* now thought that the body found lust Thurs day night, near Bellavista. is that of Frank Michaels, of Portland, Or. Michaels left Bully H ill Thursday morning on foot for Redding. Ha never reached Redding. When found, the bead of the body hail a bullet bole in it, and the untForities are divided as to whether it was a case of murder ot auicide. Astoria, Or., Noy. 29.— A telephone message from South Bend says the tog Astoria reports that the British bark Poltalloch, 35 days from Santa Rosalia for tbe Colombia river, went ashore during a dense fog this afternoon on tbe north spit at the entrance of W ll- lapa harbor. Seventeen men bad land ed and 13 were still on Uisrd. Ths *ea was running very high, hut there lied been no lots el life. New York, Nov. 80.— The Actors' Charch Alliance of America has began sn active campaign against Sunday theatrical performances, and its mtm- b«-rs promise to keep it np nntil actors hare one day of rest in seven. It claims to have canned the arrests which have lieen made at New York theaters the past three Sundays, and it is now keeping an sye on tbe prosecution of thet-a case*. Conspirators Blown Up. Pittsburg, Dec. 8.— A Morgantown, W. V’ ., special says: state Mine In spector James W. Paul, of West Vir ginia, says tbe recent mine disaster at Berryville, in which 14 Uvea were lost, was due to a conspiracy to kill tbe foreman of the mine. Tbe oontpirs- tors, after lighting the fuse, stood at tbe entrance of the mine, bot tbe force of the explosion was greater than tt t y expected and they were also kill««!. Prlnca Tuan's Rebellion. Shanghai, Dee. 8.— A missionaty ia the province of Kang fiu reports that 10,000 of tbe troops of General Tnnj Fn Hsiang entered that province and joined Prince Tuan's rebellion against the emperor. General Tung has beet obtaining supplies of tbe viceroy oi fise Chnen. Tbe governor of fibaa HI has wired a request to the VVu Chang viceroy to send him without delay eight quick-firing guns, and the viceroy hoe ordered tbe guns to ba sent.
