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A RIVER OF FIRE.
Troops Withdrawn From Disputad
Flaming Oil Destroyed New Jersey
Settlement of the Dispute at Tien '
Village.
Land at Tien Tsin.
Tsin.
NEW YORK, March 26.—A river of
BERLIN, March 25.—The war oflflce
PEKIN,
March 23.— Count Von
ffamiug <dl swept down upon the little
has the following from Count von
Waldersee, General Barrow and Gen­
village of Glengarden > J while its
Waldersee:
In at Inhah facts were aslf- e til t mornlug. Consul-General Gunnere Is After
“ The Anglo-Russian dispute at Tien Russians Refuse to Gi’
From All Parts of the New World eral Wogack have been in consults items of Interest From All Parts
«nd redmod 11 bulnUms. stores and
tion and General Wogack has agreed i
Tsin has been settled from a military
residence* to ashes. T
conflagra­
Tien Tsin.
the Moorish Ruler.
of the State.
and the Old.
to withdraw the Russian troops from
standpoint in a manner satisfactory
tion »a s extraordii i:
Harm ter,
to both parties at a conference be­
the disputed ground at Tien Tsin. I
and in its origin. The
'1-je is In a
tween Generals Wogack and Barrow.
provided the British also withdraw.
valley along the New jersey Central
Of INTEREST TO OCR MANY READERS He insisted also upon a guarantee COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL HAPPENINGS Both guards and posts have been HAVE ORDERED BRITISH TO WITHDRAW Railroad. An immense freight train HL MlliT Stri LE UNITED STATES CLAIM
withdrawn and salutes have been ex­
was coming east at 6; 30 A. M. It was
that work on the railway siding
changed. The British declare that no
composed of a string of coal cars, and
should not proceed until the matter
Offense
to
the
Russian
Hag
was
in­
General
Wogack
Refuses
to
Accept
Von
Wat
A Brief Review of the Growth and Improve­
18 tank oars. High above the village Cruiser New York Arrives at Gibraltar, and
Comprehensive Review of the Important l i ^ had been
diplomatically adjusted.
tended and that the aliegea removal
the tracks of the railroad run along
dersee's ArBifration— English Troopa
Will Convey the American Official
ments of the Many Industries Through-
of the Russian boundary marks was
penings of the Put Week hi •
This proposal and stipulation was
the side of a mountain. They descend
Being
Rushed
to
the
Scene.
out
Our
Thriving
Commonwealth.
from Tangier to Mazagan.
neither
by
the
command
nor
with
the
satisfactory
to
Geueral
Barrow
and
Condensed Form.
as they approach the village, but even
knowledge of the military authorities.
at the station are considerably above
was accepted by him. Consequently
The work on the disputed land will
LONDON, March
22. — "General the main street, which runs up to the
OTBRALTAR, March 25.—The ar­
Ashland— Construction of the Ash­ not be continued until the govern­
Pittsburg street-car men may go am the British and Russian troops will
depot at a steep incline.
land freight depot has begun.
mored cruiser New York arrived here
he
withdrawn
at
5
o’clock
this
morn­
ments have reached an agreement as Wogack has refused to accept Count
strike.
A
few
miles
west
of
the
village,
today. The New York will convey Mr.
Pendleton— Young men of Pendle­ to its possession or until a special un­ von Waldersee's arbitration at Tien
ing (Friday), thereby avoiding all
General Funston has gone In pursuit
Tsin,” says the Pekin correspondent while coming down the incline around Oummere, United States consul gen­
derstanding has been attained.”
trouble at present. Orders have been ton have organized a cornet band.
the
mountain
the
train
parted.
The
of Aguinaldo.
of the Daily Mail, wiring yesterday, engineer on the forward end pulled eral, from Tangier to the tneaport of
La Grande— A large fruit cannery
issued that no British officer shall
Muzagan, whence he will <|svel over­
PEKIN, March 23.— The troops on "and demands that the British not apen the throttle of the
Kruger expects to visit the United | leave or even "sleep out’’ at night will be established at La Grande.
engine land to Morocco City, ttfe political
both sides of the disputed land at
States next month.
to
race away
from capital of Morocco, there to demand
John Day— The Sheep Gulch mine, Tien Tsin have been withdrawn, and only withdraw, but apologize for te- and tried
or go to dinner without furnishing
General the section, which was Increasing
The Philippine commission is taking his address to the adjutant. The near John Day, has resumed opera­ all danger of a fracas is ended. The tnoving the Russian flag.
from the sultan an apology for an ap­
Barrow refuses to do either, and in its speed every second. He man­
testimony in Negros.
opinion of the British is that the so refusing has the support of the aged to keep clear of the racing parent discourtesy to the United
marines will return to the ships. tions.
Salem— The O. R. St N. Co., whose promptness oi General Barrow in call­ British government.
Japan energetically protests against Admiral Seymour objects to any of
British rein­ cars until he got opposite the depot at j States, committed by the sultan's
j grand vizier and his minister to for­
the Russo-Chinese treaty.
the Australian naval brigade, who docks were washed away, contem­ ing up the marines from Taku pre­ forcements are being sent.”
Glengarden, when the second section
plates replacing them.
vented a collision. The British re­
“ Russia's proceedings in Corea,” smashed into the first. The first sec­ eign affairs. At the same time, Mr.
The Portuguese government seized volunteered for service on the rail­
Eugene— Many orfers are being re­ port that prior to the arrival of the says the Kobe correspondent of the tion, composed of the coal cars, was Gummere will request tne sultan to
way, remaining. The military au­
Jesuit property in Lisbon.
ceived
for Eugene school bonds, which marines sentrtes were supplied from Daily Mail, "arc now openly aggres­ going at a high rate of speed, and settle certain claims of the United
thorities say he does not understand
States long pending against the gov­
Spain received $100,000 for the is­ the situation, that his inference is the district will sell to the amount of the Madras Pioneers, who for several sive. and it is believed that sue is none of Its cars were Jolted off the ernment of Morocco.
these claims
days were surrounded by crowds of about to make further demands in track. The oil tanks on the runaway
$25,000.
lands of Cagayan and Sibutu.
uncalled for and laat the Australian
arost largely from alleged undue In­
foreign soldierB mostly French, who | connection with Masampo.”
section
were
hurled
sideways
across
Summerville—
It
is
reported
that
assailed them with all kinds of abuse,
A tornado did great damage to ship­ marines are just lue men needed.
The officials of the foreign office the tracks, and the oil tank cars be­ terference by officials of the sultan
The Russians have ordered a regi- j the complete outfit of new machinery calling them "coolies.” The Madrasses
with American citizens doing busi­
ping in Pensacola bay, Florida.
ment to proceed from Port Arthur for the creamery at Summerville has were becoming restive when the ma­ here have received no Information hind were piled on top of it in every ness in Morocco. When Mr. Gum­
of an outbreak of hostilities at Tien way. The first crash caused the oil
Corea removes British collector of to Tien Tsin. The arrangement made been ordered.
rines arrived at night and quietly re­ Tsin. Their latest advices Buy the In one of the tanks to explode, and mere said he would see the sultan
customs, which causes a protest.
by General Bailoud the French com­
personally on the matter of these
Weston— Two quarter sections of lieved them, and it was only when situation remains the same. The ru­
Ignite, and the terrific heat caused tne
mander,
are
regarded
as
perfectly
fine farming land, one and one-half daylight appeared that the Russians mor (credited by a news agency to other cars to explode, one after the claims, he was told by the grand
Governor Rogers, of Washington, ve­
satisfactory
and
all
danger
of
trouble
miles south of Weston have changed discovered the change.
toed the bill for the selection 01 school
the London stock exchange and pub­ other. The Incline running from the vizier and his minister of foreign af­
between the British and Russians is owners. The price paid was $13,500. |
text-books.
lished in New York) that the British depot down to the main street acted fairs that any Buch effort would bs
avoided.
W H Y BOTHA DECLINED.
and Russians had fired at each other as a sluice for the burning oil, and it useless, as the sultan would remove
Quartzburg-—Qunrtzburg
will
soon
Russia agrees with Great Britain
at
Tien Tsin, has not even reached poured into the chief thoroughfare of himself and his ministers from their
be
connected
with
Prairie
City
by
:o let Von Waldersee arbitrate the Tien
MILITARY TO CIVIL.
capital, Morocco City if the Ameri­
Kitchener Refused Complete Amnesty the leading stock exchange firms.
telephons.
The
wire
has
been
the village, setting fire to every thing can consul attempted to visit them
Tsin dispute.
to Leaders.
stretched nearly the entire distance.
it
touched.
Houses,
fences,
trees,
there. Thts uiscourteous statement
Mrs. Nation was escorted from Transfer of Government in Philip­
Preparing for Trouble.
shrubbery and barns were reduced to constitutes the offense for which the
LONDON, March 25.— The Daily
Clatsop — The Elk Creek toll road,
pines June 30.
grounds of Kansas soldiers’ home to
ashes
in
an
incredibly
short
time.
Chronicle,
professing
to
be
able
to
Tien
Tsin,
March
22.—
A
special
I Moroccan government has been asked
train by police.
W ASHINGTON,
March 23.— The in Clatsop county, is almost com­ give an outline of the negotiations be­ train bearing reinforcements of Aus­
Villagers awakened oy the explo­ for apology and to secure which apol­
pleted, and wii. soon be open for
Graviy of the Russian student trou­ transfer from the military to the civil travel. One bridge remains to be tween Lord Ktohener and General tralian troops left Pekin for Tien sions rushed from the on-coming flood ogy Mr. Gummere, backed up by the
Tsin at 10 o'clock this morning. One of blazing oil, carrying children in New York at Mazagan, will travel
Botha, says;
bles impelled the Czar to call a special government in the Philippines is ex­ put la.
“ The chief obstacle to a settlement French, an Italian and a German war­ their arms. Some risked iheir lives to overland to the sultan's capital.
meeting of the ministers.
pected to occur about June 30, ac­
Gold Beach—Gold Beach is now in was Lord Kitchener’s jefusal to grant ship are outside the bar. A dust free horses, cows and dogs in outbuild­
The
United States experienced
New Jersey village was destroyed cording to calculations made at the telephone communication with the out­ complete amnesty to the leaders of storm prevented Count von Walder­ ings, but other unfortunate animals
by burning oil, as the result of the war department upon information re­ side world. The line has been ex­ the rebels in Cape Colony. He offered see, who arrived here yesterday, could not be reached in time, and were some difficulty and delay last year in
securing
the payment of $5,000 from
wreck of a coal and oi! train.
ceived from the Taft commission and tended across the river from Wed- self-government on the lines of Jama­ from proceeding for Pekin until this burned. Within five minutes after the
. Morocco for the latter’s failure to
derburn.
morning.
Ninety
British
marines
ar­
first
explosion
the
flowina
river
of
oil
General
MacArthur.
It
is
known
that
ica immediately upon the cessation of
Insurgents will be given 30 days’ ex­
! make any attempt to punish the lead­
tension of time to take advantage oi even where civil government is be­
Eugene-—A bridge on the Elmira j hostilities, with legislative bodies rived here last night from the Taku had reached the Masonic Te.mple in ers of a mob who burned and killed
forts
to
replace
the
Indian
guards
on
the
heart
of
the
village
and
ten
min­
the law regulating voting and office- ing established by the Philippine com­ mail route, about eight miles west partly elected by the burghers. The
the naturalized American cttlzen,
the disputed land. In addition to .the utes later that structure was envel­
holding.
mission, the military will be neces­ of Eugene, is in a dangerous condi­ government agreed to provide £1„ Australians, outposts from the lines oped in flames. Then building after Marcus Ezequi, at Fez, last June,
l
000,000
to
compensate
Boers
for
prop­
tion. It will be rebuilt as soon as the
After considerable correspondence on
General Weyler, Spanish minister of sary for some time to support the water recedes.
erty destroyed and articles comman­ of communication are coming to be building, all of them frame, took fire the matter and after the United
war, is preparing extensive army re­ civil authorities. It is the intention
deered by the Boers on commando, ready in case of necessity. The Brit­ as the oil reached them, and within States had threatened to send a war­
Ashland—S. H. Calhoun, of Ash­ provided the signatures of the of­ ish are under arms to prevent the half an hour an area of 400 feet square
forms. The food of the soldiers will to withdraw the military as fast as
ship to Tangier, Morocco paid the
be improved, and economies will be possible, however, from any partici­ land, has exchanged 160 acres of land ficers who commandeered the goods settlement being rushed, but they do was a mass of flame. From the $5,000 In question.
wrecked cars the oil flowed down the
realized in the war budget.
pation in the governments established, near that place for a like amount of were forthcoming. He also offered to not anticipate such extremes.
land in Klamath county belonging tu grant loans on easy terms for rebuild­
General Lom e Campbell, the Eng­ incline of the railroad track, making a
“ The United States government,” and the soldiers will be more of a G. H. Palethorpe.
ANXIOU8 TO ASSI3T CHINA.
lish commander, and General W og­ long line of fire that destroyed the ties
police
than
of
a
military
force.
ing
and
restocking
farmsteads.
More-
says the London correspondent of tue
ack, commanding the Russians, met and bent and twisted the tracks. The
Wherever
possible,
native
police
will
]
over,
he
agreed
that
children
should
Baker
City—
Mr.
C.
McEndry,
who
Daily Express, “ has refused New Zea­
Ministers Desire to Put Her on Her
Count von Waldersee upon his ar­
owns placer claims on Pine creek, on be instructed in English or Dutch, at rival here. Learning that both had loss is estimated at from $60,000 to
land’s request to reopen the question of be organized.
Feet.
the Burnt river slope, nas been ex­ j the discretion of their parents. The received Instructions from their gov­ $75,000.
permitting British steamers to trade
FEKIN, March 25. — The British
BATTLESHIP ASHORE.
hibiting in Baker City a gold nugget ; government undertook to make no ernments, Count von Waldersee said
between Honolulu and San Francisco.”
W ANT CIVIL RULE.
headquarters here report the with­
claim on church property or funds, or
which weighs $107.
Two hundred girls working in the Massachusetts Runs on a Spit in Pen­
drawal of both the Russian and Brit­
upon hospitals or hospital funds, or that it was useless for him to give
Pendleton— Frank Frazier Is mak upon private Investments. No burgher even an opinion regarding the mat­ Negros Is Ready for Provincial Gov­ ish troops from the disputed terri­
overall department of Sofford Bros.,
sacola Harbor.
ing plans for a horse parade at Pen­ of either state was to be allowed to ters at Issue.
drygoods factory at Kansas City,
ernment.
tory In Tien Tsin. M. De Giers, the
PENSACOLA,
Fla.,
March
21
—
It is the general feeling in Tien
dleton early next May, similar to the possess a rifle, except by special li­
walked out. The firm recently re­
BACALOR, Island of Negros, March Russian minister to China, believes
Tsin
that
the
trouble
Is
not
likely
to
duced the price for making overalls The flagship Kearsarge and the battle­ one last May. All kinds of well-bred cense.
25.— According to expressions of a that everything will be amicably ad­
from $1.25 to 98 cents a dozen.
ship Alabama, of the North Atlantic horses will be allowed to take part.
“ General Botha was generally ip reach a point where blood will be large majority of the delegates from justed at London and St. Peters­
shed.
Both
detachments
on
guard
In the bankruptcy court at Burton- squadron, crossed the bar here this
Ashland— Inquiry of lumber dealers favor of these conditions, but he dis­ have orders to do nothing aggressive Occidental Negros and of a few who burg, and doubts the probability of
on-Trent, England, Lord Waterpark morning for a cruise In the Gulf, at Ashland reveals the fact that while sented strongly from a proposal to unless forced to do so by the other. were present from the Oriental side, further trouble In the matter. Gen­
Voyron, commander of t!^e
declared his bankruptcy was due to with Target Bay, Culebra Island, as improvements have been going on give the full privilege of citizenship to Except the army and camp followers, the sentiment of the people Is over­ eral
whelmingly In favor of succeeding French troops, has ordered a new
properly domciled and registered
steadily
all
winter,
building
will
take
the compulsory sale of his property a destination.
The
Massachusetts,
blacks. He was also greatly con­ the only Russians now residing here the present governments by provin­ regiment to Tien Tsin to replace the
in compliance with the Gladstone act
which followed the two other war on a fresh impetus with the open­ cerned about the position Jewish cap­ are the members of the consular staff, cial governments In both divisions. one now here. French officers here
of 1881. He said he had thereby lost
ing ol spring.
two clerks and two Jews, who are The reasons given for tii.s view are think it was a mistake to leave a
italists would occupy in the country,
£35,000. The liabilities of the debt­ 6hips out, took a sheer, left the chan­
Milton — High water In the Walla and was told that Jews and Chris- running stores, and who left Russia that such a change will effect a reduc­ regiment recruited in a city at Tien
or amount to £26,00v, and his asset! nel, and went aground on a spit ol
W alla river washeu out the under­ j tians would enjoy equal rights, no dis­ in order to save their lives. These tion of taxes and the high salaries of Tsin. This regiment was composed
are £3,000.
sand at buoy No. 7.
President
pinning at the Milton end of the tinction being mane in the matter of are now being offered Inducements officials, the establishment of schools of a tough Paris element.
to move to the Russian concession. and the improvement of roads. The
Great damage has leen done by O'Brien, of the National Bar Pilot bridge near Brown’s mill, and con­ concessions.”
At the meeting of tne ministers
Association, arrived late tonight from siderable work was necessary to re
The French concession Is quiet. speakers alleged that owing to a lack held this morning, the only question
floods in Andalusia.
the battleship. He says she is aground pair the damage.
French gendarmes are on duty at of means of education, liberty was considered was that of policing the
MUST REFUND THE BONDS.
A hurricane swept the New H » with 24 feet of water under her for­
the British concession to prevent the becoming license. The military com­ legation quarters.
A committee of
brides January 25, doing great dam­ ward turret, while there is plenty of
Sumpter— The Sumpter Valley rail­
soldiers from trespassing, and an Aus­ mander is credited with having or­ commissioners has been appointed to
Pina
County,
Ariz.,
Will
Pay
for
age.
water under all other parts of the road will commence work on the re
tralian naval brigade is preventing ganized the only schools. They arc discover China's resources and re-
the Experiment,
the Slhks from invading the French taught by soldiers. Commissioner | port on her ability to pay the indem­
The condition of Representative ship. It is expected the battleship maining three miles of road to the
new town in a few days, and trains
PHOENIX. Ariz., March 25— The concession.
Livingstone, of Georgia, who is ill will be pulled off tomorrow.
Taft assured the delegates that Ne­ nity to be demanded by the powers.
will
be
running
from
Maker
to
W
hit­
territorial
supreme
court
today
hand­
General
Lom e
Campbell,
upon gros would be supplied with Amer! Many ministers
at Washington, is encouraging.
are strongly op­
ney
soon.
Whitney
will
be
the
ter­
ed
down
an
important
decision
in
the
hearing
of
the
death
of
ex-President
Philippine Trade.
can teachers and he outlined the need posed to China's having to pay to
The cruiser Olympia was placed in
minus of the company at present.
matter of the Pina county bonds, it Iq Harrison, ordered all the British flags
of organizing provinces uniformly keep an army of from 10,000 to 12,-
the drydock at Boston to be scraped
Washington, March 23.— The im­
000 men here for the next two years,
Eugene — Sheriff W. W. Withers held that the territory must refund to be flown at half-mast.
with other islands.
and painted below the water line.
ports into the Philippine Islands from
these
bonds,
amounting
now,
with
in­
The announcement of yesterday's thinking this entirely unnecessary.
Company I, of the Twenty-third in­ the United States during the first rounded up a gang of 11 hobos in terest, to $352,000. Incidentally, the
Our
Claim
Againit
Morocco.
surrenders In the island oi Panay was Even those ministers who were here
fantry, stationed at Fort Douglass, eight months of t900 show an increase the woods beyond the river opposite opinion re-establishes the territorial
during the siege were tired of see­
will leave for Fort Wingate, New of 72 per cent over the amount for Eugene and took them to the city loan commission which the legisla­ European Diplomats Watching the greeted with applause.
ing Pekin a military ramp. They
jail. Residents beyond the river had
Mexico.
Case With Intereet.
hope China will be put on her feet
that
many of their ture sought two years ago to abol­
the same period in 1899, according to complained
General
Harrfaon’e
Estate.
The
bonds.
amounting
to
Carlos Rololf, the newly appointed a statement of the commerce of the chickens were missing. At the camp ish.
NEW YORK, March 22.— A special
Indianapolis, March 25.— Ex-Presi­ as soon as possible.
treasurer of Cuba, whose term begins
of the hobos preparations for a big $200,000 were Issued by Pina coun­ to the Herald from Washington says: dent Harrison left $40,000 in life in­
archipelago
issued
by
the
division
of
ty
under an act of the legisla­
April 1, will qualify with a bond of
chicken dinner were going on.
TO RE-MARK BOUNDARY.
The European diplomats in Wash­ surance. This fact was announced to­
ture of 1883 to encourage the con­
Insular affairs of the war department.
$ 200 , 000 .
ington are deeply interest'd in the night by President Eltel, of the Union
struction
of
a
narrow
guuge
railroad
United States Expert Will Define
Shamrock II will have several For the period stated of 1899, the im­
PORTLAND MARKETS.
from Tucson to Globe. The road action of the United States in send­ Trust Company, which Is executor of
ing the armored cruiser New York to General HarrlBon’s will. He said:
trials over the Queen's course tn tne ports from the United States amount­
Lins In Mount Baker District.
was begun but never finished, and
Morocco to aid the American consul
Solent, and off the Irish coast with ed in value to $780,793 and for the
"Our appraisement of the Harrison
SE ATTLE , March 25.—C. H. Sin­
Wheat— Walla Walla, 55<*®56V4; though these bonds had been turned general in exacting an apology and
Shamrock I.
estate
gives
Its
total
value
at
$380,000.
first eight months of last year to valley, nominal; bluestem, 59c per over to the promoters, the county re-
clair, a government expert, will leave
Senator Frye, of Maine, sailed from $1,340,717.
| fused to pay the interest. All the obtaining a settlement of claims ag­ This includes all real estate, railroad within a short time to re-mark the
bushel.
gregating
$50,000.
France's
interest
bonds,
stock
In
the
Union
TruBt
Com­
New York on the steamship Cherokee
The total value of merchandise,
Flour— Best grades, $2.80®3.40 per bonds are held in New York.
la probably greater than that of any pany, the law building here, and other International boundary In the Mount
for Santo Domingo. He is on a fivs gold and silver, imported into the barrel; graham, $2.60.
Baker district. Captain J. F. I’ ratt,
other country because It Is no secret securities.''
weeks’ vacation.
Government Calls for Bide.
of the United States coast and geo-
Oats — White 44@45c per bushel;
islands from January through August
that she hopes some day to extend
! detlc survey, stated today that the
Gales in English Channel,
Charles Roller is under arrest at of 1900— the period of time to which gray, 42®43c.
Seattle, Wash., March 25.—Quar­ her sovereignty over the whole north­
Barley-—Feed, $16.50® 17; brewing, termaster Ruhlen will tomorrow Is western coast of the African contl
Ixmdon, March 25.—The first day of boundary Is not to be changed, but
Los Angeles on a warrant from New­ the statement relates— was $!G.8ti5,-
ark, N. J., charging him with embez­ 684. The exports were valued at $16.50@17 per ton.
sue an invitation to the various ship­ nent. France requested the United spring was characterized by a gale is simply to be re-marked. Obliterated
Miilstuffs— Bran,
$16 per
ton; ping concerns doing business between States some time ago to denounce its and a heavy snow storm sweeping posts, monuments and other land­
zlement and forgery.
$17,808.222, showing a balance of trade middlings, $21.50;
shorts, $17.50; this city and Alaska to furnish pro­ negotiations with Tunis, over which a over the channel. A storm has been marks will be restored and new ones
King Edward has approved the ap­ in favor of the archipelago. These
chop, $16.
posals for the contract to lighter at French protectorate had been estab­ raging for three days over the North will be placed, to bring the marks
pointment of General Sir Arthur figures, as compared with the same
Hay— Timothy, $12@12.50; clover, Nome and St. Michael such govern­ lished, and this would probably have sea.
Wintry weasfcer is general close together and prevent the possi­
Power Palmer as commander in-chlef period c f 1899, show an Increase of
$7@9.50; Oregon wild hay, $6®7 per ment stores as are shipped this sea­ been a step in the direction of hav­ throughout Central Europe. In conse­ bility of error in the future.
34 per cent in imports and 28 per
of the forces in India.
ton.
The geological features of the expe­
son by the war department to the ing the United States denounce Its quence of the gale In the channel,
Miss Pearl Colleasure was shot at cent In exports. The exports to the
Butter— Fancy creamery, 2214® 25c; military posts to the mouth of the treaties with Morocco, under which It more than 300 steamers are anchored dition will be conducted by E. C. Ber­
United
States
show
a
decrease,
$1.954.-
a charivari at Guthrie, and her life
dairy, 18® 20c; store, 11® 13c per Yukon river and points in the interior Is proceeding In demanding the set­ off South End. The vessels are so nard, and will De simply an affirma­
is despaired of. She was hit with a 531 worth being sent to this country pound.
of Alaska. Major Ruhlen roughly es­ tlement of claims. The United 8tates crowding the anchorage that several tion of records already made.
bullet while standing on the porch. in 1900, as against $2,547,839 worth
Eggs— Oregon ranch, 12 % c per timates that tnere will be lo.OOO tons declined the request. It Is treating minor collisions have occurred.
It is thought that a Canadian com­
In 1899.
dozen.
mission may be present white the line
The lower house of the Austrian
of freight on the basis of ship's meas­ with Morocco as a sovereign power.
$100,000
Philadelphia
Fire.
Poultry— Chickens, mixed, $3.50® urement to he sent north this sum­
Is being re-defined as a precautionary
Reichsrath reported a motion of
While no bombardment of any
Panic at a Chicago Fire.
Philadelphia, March 26.—The West measure, and to prevent any future
$5; hens. $5®5.50; dressed, ll® 1 2 c mer. The bids will oe opened March Mooilsh town is contemplated, the
urgency in the Bohemian ce.isus de­
Park
Ice
palace,
at
Fifty-second
and
per
pound;
spring,
$4®5
per
dozen;
Chicago. March 21.— Fire tonight
bate after a discussion last’ ng five
30. The government win have four presence of an American man of-war Jefferson streets, was destroyed by dlfllruties over errors in the re-mark-
¡ Ing.
hours.
totally destroyed the large warehouse ducks, $5@6; geese, $6@8 per dozen; ships in the Alaskan service.
Is expected to have a salutary effect
Are early this morning, entailing a loss
turkeys,
live,
9@10c;
dressed,
13®
In obtaining Immediate compliance
Creditors of Gaylord, Blessing & of J. S. Ford, Johnson & Co., at Six­ 14c per pound.
of about $100,000 on which there was Father of Mrs. Marcus Daly Dead.
with the demands of this government
Hit Last Raid.
Co., the oldest firm of brokers in St. teenth street and Wabash avenue.
an Insurance of about $75,000. The
Potatoes— 45®55c per sack.
Helena, Mont., March 25.—Zenas
Santa Fe, N. M, March 25—Tom The New York will remain at Masar-
Louis., who fa.ted recently, filed a pe­ The building and everything inside
Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethers. Ketchum, famous as an outlaw, thé gan until Consul General Gummere building was used as a skating rink E. Evans, father o’ Mrs Marcus Daly
tition to declare the company bank­ was ruined. The north, south and east $4.75; ewes. $4®4.50; dressed, 6^4®
and
for
the
manufacture
of
Ire
for
com­
and
Mrs. J. FL is Clark, wife of the
Marakesh. and an­
man who terrorized the territory for returns from
rupt.
mercial use, and was owned by tne brother of Senator VV. A. Clark, ia
walls of the building collapsed while 7c per pound.
nounces a satisfactory settlement.
years,
was
executed
today.
'
Black
Owing to the effects of the heavy a number of firemen were inside
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, $5®
York (Pa.) Ice Manufacturing Co.
dead at Anacot.ua. Ho was 79 years
Jack” was the soubriquet by which
rains on one of the famous marbel
$5.25; light, $4.75®5; dressed, 6®7c Ketchum was best known. He was
of age. and ca;.ie tn Montana in tha
Murder by Bulgarian Brigands.
Earned Hit Pardon.
quarries at Carrara. Italy, a land fighting the fire. They were com­ per pound.
sentenced by the territorial supreme
Topeka, Kan., March 25.—Oovemor sarly '60s froui Pen <yWants.
Washington, Mch. 22.— The Turkish
slide of 2.000 cubic yards occurred, pelled to drop the hose and run for
Veal— Large. 7@7*4c par pound;
court on February 25. Numerous at­ minister has received a telegram from Stanley
today
pardoned Convict
destroying the railway station.
their lives.
Several
were
badly small. 8 H ® »c per pound.
Two Huno. cd Boer« Caught.
Beef—Gross, top steers, $4 50® tempts were made to stay the execu­ the governor-general of Salonica stat Floyd Graham, who aided Warden
The late Margaret Pillsbury, widow bruised by falling bricks. A panic
Bloemfontein. W r.-h 23 —The re­
tion. Ketchum having many friends Ing that Bulgarian brigands, after Tmullnson in suppressing the Insur
$4.75;
cows,
$4@4.50;
dressed
beef,
was
created
among
the
thousands
of ex-Mayor George A. Pillsbury. of
among a certain class. Although ac­ having murdered four Mnssulmen In­ rectlon at the penitentiary coal mines sult of the 1 0 m qed movements
Minneapolis, bequeathed $20.000 to of spectators, and in a wild rush to 7® 8c per pound.
cused of several murders and other habitants o f the MiKahelnhl mount-, this week. Oraham climbed 400 feet against Oeneral T ' a, near Tha-
Hops—
12®
14c
per
pound;
1899
escape
injury
by
the
falling
walls
Pillsbury academy
at Owatonna,
felonies. Ketchum was only tried for alns. burned melr bodies. The crim- i up the air shaft and rommunlrated banchu, was the rsttirr- of 200 Boers.
were crop, 6@7c.
Minn.; $25.000 to Margaret Pillsbury many women and children
W ool— Valley.
14®15c;
Eastern the robbery of a train near Folsom. N. Inals were arrested and confessed. to the warden that the convicts were 120,000 sheep. 5,' 'At hot s and a host
hospital, at Concord, N. H.. and knocked and trampled upon. The loss
broke south­
M the penalty for which, in this ter­ The)- were turned over to the court weakening on account of their de­ of cattle. Th • Uo
$10.000 to the Northwestern hospital, is $200.000. equally divided among Oregon. 9@12c; mohair, 21®23c per ritory, is death.
ward to the rlgi-. #n- left.
plorable condition.
if Justice by the authorities.
pound.
bu'lding and stock.
at Minneapolis.
The Baltimore St Ohio railroad has
ordered 105 new engines.
Florida is now thronged with visit­
ors from the northern and western
states.
In the United States regular army
Spanish is spoken fluently by 304
commissioned officer«, French by «224
and German by 136.
Besides King Edward there are 73
heirs to the British throne without
going outside of the group of Vic­
toria's direct descendants.
One Cent per Mile for G. A. R.
Russian secret police have arrested
Cleveland, O., March 21.— An Im­ many literary men. lawyers and stu­
portant meeting of railway men was dents for alleged conspiracy.
held in this city today, at whirl) the
1-cent-per-mile rate promised for the
In consequence of emigration there
Grand Army of the Republic National
encampment, to be held in Cleveland Is a greater preponderance of women
next September, was formally pro­ in Norway than in almoci any other
mulgated. This fixes the railroad country In Europe.
rate absolutely, and finally govers the
Congressman Lim ey, of North Car­
rate going and returning from aU
points In Central Passenger Associa­ olina, is the only republican ever
tion territory. The rate will also be elected to congress who served as a
tendered to the connecting lines and
outside territory for basing purposes. I private tn the ermfed~eate army.
Northwest Pensions.
Washington, March 25.— Pensions
have been granted as follows:
Oregon—orf-inal, William H. RumL
ley, Medford. $8; Mexican war sur­
vivors, increase. Samuel B. Jackson,
Eugene. $12; widows, increase, spe­
cial act February 20. Catherine A.
Young. Portland. $12; war with Spain,
original. John Dennis, Portland. $12.
Washington— Original, Thomas V
Mahan. Seattle, $8, Peter Chambers.
Port Angeles $6, William M. Mat­
tox. Tborp, $6.
Relations Are Strained.
Lima, Peru, March 22.— It is relia
bly reported.that D. F. Osman y Par­
do. Peruvian minister of foreign af­
fairs. is engaged In drafting a note
of protest against the policy of Chile,
which will be sent tn all the republics
In North, Central and South America.
It is also understood that the Peruvian
minister at Santiago de Chile. Cesaro
Chacaltana. has already presented a
note protesting and announcing his
retirement, which the Peruvian gov
eminent will not publish here until
Senor Chacaltana has left Cblls.
Two Insurgent Surrenders.
Manila. March 26.— In tne province of
Cavite, four Insurgent officers, and 53
men with 56 rifles, have surrendered to
Lieutenant-Colonel Frans D. Baldwin,
of the Fourth United States Cavalry
and one insurgent officer and 12 men
with 16 rifles to Cotonel Walter Schuy
ler, o f the Forty-Sixth Volunteer In
fantry.
The attendance at the service of the
Evangelical church in Manila Is not
diminished. Protestantism Is spread­
ing rapidly In the province of Pampan
fa.
Northwvi Peotgl
Orders.
Washington. March ' 28 .— the post-
office at Ironside, Ms’iyJr county. Or.,
has been moved me no i-> to the wesL
without change jf p.o»4;. aster.
A new office, irrow i a* Connell, hat
been established in Fraiklln county,
Washington, between Juil»<m and Hat­
ton. Charles A Joj «
been ap­
pointed postmaster
The office of F.ld> vl>K King coun­
ty. Washington will
discontinued
March 30.
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