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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1908)
JLVi ,1n a Condensed Torm for (tor Basy Readers, WAFPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS 4 Returns of ths Lets Importsnt but Not Lass Interaetlna; Evsnte of the Past Wesk. The BoYfrcljtii bank of Canada hat fallcnl. Four Bcranton, Pa., girls woro burn J In a factory fire. Tlit United States torpedo llotllla It it arrived at Mo Janeiro. Tho Japanese premier considers Ilia emigration probtoiii settled. Montana lulncownora have unltl to build a smelter ami fliht the trust, Hsytlon rebels havo captured two town anil tho prealdcnt Uircatens bom berJmont. Tone Plus hss the tout, but the alatliilug minora about lilt health are not justified. An effort li being made to keep Kve lyn Thaw from telling nher story at Uie a M) nd trial of Thaw. Colonel Goethala tlituki about r33, 403,803 will be needed, to ran? on Uie canal work thla year. Tho president Jim decided to tot the Federal troop remain at Goldfleld until some action list been taken by the No vada legislature. The Chicago, Milwaukee A St. 1'aul road Intends to have Ita line finished Into tho Northwest In time to handle a part of the IMS crop. The largest ravings bank In Dallas, Ttxas, hit suspended. The temperaturo baa reached 0 do greet 1elow teio at Kt. l'aul. Japan denies Uiat there I an secret about tho Iccatlon of her fleet. A majority of Uie houie committee li oppoaod to the Seattle fair approprl allon. Tho National Woolgrowera attocla lion la opposed to ItooMvcll'a land policy. Tho Kentucky legislature remalni deadlocked on the senatorial election. -Govornor lleckham ttlll leads. The Now York Federal court li In. -quiring Into llarrlman'a itook drala and haa ordered him to snswer quea llont. Tha enormous expenses of the Japan eo army and navy haa created a tleilolt which will havo to bo mot by Inoicaaed taira. The llrltlih Columbia leglalatro will try to Impeach Lieutenant Governor Pnnimulr, fur having disallowed Jap aneto Irnlalatlon. United Htatot tccrot service men havo dlacorered a plot In Mexico where Jnp aneao Intended to plnit passports allow Ing them to como Into this country. Taft ssys bo will not resign from tho cabinet Much evidence of Thaw's liuanlty It being given at lit aocond trial. Ofllcera and men of Uio battleship sleet aio being royally enterUltiotl at Ulo do Janeiro. Taft aaya tho Meet li bolnir aent to the 1'aclrio to ihow our naval atrcngtli to Oriental oyos. The California fiafo Deposit A Truat -compsny, of Ban Pianolico, li In tho hands of a receiver. Samuel V. I'roudfoot, of Iowa, hai lieon appointed assistant commissioner of the general laud otllco. A train wai held up In Ailatlo Hue via by i'O brigands, but tho guards brat them oft, A large amount of gold wus on the train. Thero la a doadlook In tho Kontuoky logltlatiiro on tho oloctlon of n United Hlatea sonstor. Govornor lleckham la In tho lead nt protont. Colonel Goothals placea ah estimate of 1250,000,000 aa Uio cost q( tho Fan iiina canal. Thla does not Inoludo tho 440,000,000 paid for tho work already dono nor tho 110,000,000 afterward paid to tho govornmont ol Panama. Taft urgea tho government to with draw from Cuba In tho spring of 1000. Tho Itoman Catholic ohuroh will toon nnnounco new lawi calculated to pro lent baity marrlugo. Trial of Oregon'i land thlovoa haa commenced at Portland with Judgo Hunt, of Montana, presiding. Ton persons wero Injured In New York by tho oxploalon of throe dyna mite bombs, which partially wrecked a tenemont houao. Mayor Taylor, ol Ban Francisco, ha,s a huge taak before him. One of Uio tint things Ina to provide a water iyi Una for Are fighting. TO HEOA' L THOOPH. Nevada Mutt Net Shirk Responsibil ity, Hays President, Washington, Jon. 14. President Hoowelt hat determined to withdraw the Federal Uomm from Goldfleld, Nov., shortly after tho Irgltlaturo bcglnt Ita special neMlon,tr.day Thlt Intention vi'aa made known at tho White limine today, when" tho reiort of tho sjhcIbI Invcstlgstluii coiniiildtlon wat mado ptihllo, together with n letter from tha prrtldvnt to Governor Hpaiki, dated January 4. Tho prealdent aaya bo ahall bo governed by tho roooiuiiionda tlout In tho report unless Uio governor can ihow that Uio itatementt of the re port aro not Ju accordant" wlUi tho facta. Tho it port sarai "The conditions did not support the central allegation In Uio govornor'a request for troop, nor were hit ipeclOo slateruonta established Jo any such ex Unt aa to Juttlfy lilt use of theee ttate ifienta for tho purpose of getting Fedo ml troop." "Hut wo mutt firmly bollovo that upon tho aHembllng of tho legislature, or within a few day thereafter, the trooj thould bo removed, re-anllon of aily request for their retention that may bo made by either the legislature or Uio governor of Novada, It being ft eentlal that the ttate of Nevada shall understand thla eltuttlon completely ahall recognise Uio fact that thero will, at that dato bo Uirown upon It, and It alone, the primary responsibility ol keeping order, and that, tcogtiiilna thla responsibility, It may take tucii action aa la tho duty of the ttato and aa will be aulllclent In tho prcmloea," LAND OFFICE FOHCe 8HOHT. Commissioner Saya Dapartmtnl la Handicapped In Efficiency. Washington, Jan. 14. Cummlatlon er llalllnger, of the general land office, hat completed hit annual report for submission to congrtws. lie atka an appropriation of $500,000 to carry on the Held woik of lilt bureau In tho pro lection of the public limit, an Increase of 1250,000 over tho current appropria tion. During Uio Ureal yeart of 1H05-7 there wm recorded for Inveatlgatlon 34,450 eatee of all klnda; of these tho agenta Inveatlgated and dlr posed of 13, 101 caret, and 1?,355 reset remained for examination July 1, 1007. Theie were 2,243 land entrlee relin quished after the rase was In the hands of tncclat asenta for Investigation, 353 entrlee were cancelled after hearings had upon special agenta' charges: 307 unlawful enclosurea of public lands were removed restoring ) 040,120 acree to the open range. Thero were 27 con vlrtlons connected with these rates. The total ol moneys recovered by Uie government In all special agenta' catea at $.180,351 and 2,373,224 acres of land wat either freed from fraudulent olalmt to tltlo or mleancd from unlaw ful enclosure and occupancy. MOROCCO FACES CRISIS. Sultan Abd El Axlx la Forced From Throne by Reports. Tangier, Jan. 14. Thero It conster nation among Moroccan ofllclala at Urn senaatlonal nowa from Fra announcing the proclaiming of Mulal IlaOd ft sul tan anu tlio uangeroua comiltlont now pro -ailing In Uie city. Courlora who liavo arrived here announce alto Uiat tho people of Mequlnethavo proclaimed Mulal I lalld sultan. According to Uio latest Information from Frt, the Uie mat or wlto men, were forced lo decree I he overthrow of Abd Kl Arlt, the ml inn of record, and proclaim Mulal Hafld tultan In Ills placo, by tho attltudo of Uio noonle, who wero greatly excited over reorta that AM Kl Arlx had told tlio country .0 franco. Tho announcement by tho public crlera wax received with frantic Joy, Mulal Hand waa proclaimed tultan un der certain conditions, which he must accept together with tho title. Among these aro the following. That he reject tho Algeolrat act, ex not tho Vrenrh troops from Morocco, prohibit auocsa to-tho Interior for Euro peans, who with tho Jewt, It It act forth, thould bo allowtd to occupy only quarters In the porta reserved for them; nroulbll Moorish tumrota irom placing Ihemtelvoa under tho protection of for elgn contulatot, locuro Moroooo'a rlghta In the frontier question wlm Algoila, and rupprrat taxation. Storm In Eatt. HlilnanA lata 1J flttntkntx anil !) onvlrunt were cut off for tevoral hour ycstniday from who communications from oUior points by a mow and wind ttorm which began bo lore dawn and rauod without a break all day. Brio continues to fall. A northwest galo drove blinding maetot ol wot mow be fam If. Tttn u'urinlJi nf I lift nttnnanbnra cauawl the heavy Hakes partly to molt anu kick i wiiHiuver uivy .uuvnuu, la iviii.Aiiii.nnA nvArlitirilnniil wlria and olea wcro put out of commlaalon in nil uirccnons tor uourr. Japanese. Sendt In a Bid. Honolulu. Jan. 14. Tho award of bids for matoilnt for the, construction of hnprovoinontt for lVarl harbor haa boon noli up, Dccaueo mo loweot rmi der la a dummy for some Japanese con tractor. It It probab.o that all blda will bo rejected. DOINGS OF THE SIXTIETH CONGRESS Ihuradty. danusry 10. Washington, Jan. 10 A complete change of front waa exhibited by tho majority In tho hoimn of repreacnta thea tixlty In tho lorialdeirtflon of tho bill to codify mid rqvlto tho nenul lawt of the UnlUtl Htatot. The psclflc spirit dliplaycl by tho committee on rovltlon of lawt toward thoolotoof yettorday'a session, when It appeared at though tho to oral amendments strengthening certain provisions of tho bill regarding corruption In tlio ap pointment of persons to public omcce would bo adopted, liad vanished May and Instead overy Inch of ground wat fought over lo keep amendment out of tho bill. When adjournment waa taken, only six additional pages had Leon disposed of and but ono or two verbal amondmenta by Uio committee had been Inserted. A resolution wat adopted that the homo convene at 0 n, m. Instead of 12. and remain In teatlon until 0 p. m. Lunch hour to be from 1 to 2. Washington, Jan. 10. Senator Ful ton hat Introduced a bill appropriating 1250,000 for a lovenue cutter for tho Portland station. The bill hat tho ap proval of tho Treasury department. A resolution waa patted declaring that no communication finm heads of dopartmenlt would bo received unlet tent In compliance of taw or trans mitted by the pertldenl. Caller, of Montana, oppose giving public land to tho state for varloua purpose. A bill has been Introduced creating a bureau of mining. Tho senate calendar vara cleared of nearly every bill upon It today and tho bill to revlto Uie criminal lawa ol Uie United BUtci waa taken up and dlt ousted until adjournment, which waa taken at 4.30 until Monday. Wadnttdty, January 10, Washington, Jan. 16. Bacon today Intrtduccd a currrncy bill aud ex Jilalned Itt chlof feature) to tho senate, lecon oald that hla bill waa an amend ment to the Aldrlcli bill and embodied many of lla provisions, at it did of tho provisions of the bill Introduced by Knox, lie aald It omitted railroad bouds'fiom the olaosea of tocurltlea tliat could bo used aa a basts of,clrcula tlon. The tenato did not receive a reply today rrom the ternary of the treasury to lla resolution calling for Information concerning Uio financial situation, at had been promised, and In Ita absence Aldrlcli assented to Uie paitago of Cut beraon'a ictolutlon on tho same aubject. Without further comment, the resolu tion waa adopted. Tlio resolution providing for tho re ml'tlon of more than halt tho Chlneto Doner Indemnity vnui patted. Wathlniton, Jan. 16. Bo persistent havo been tho elTorta mado In tbo houto of representative to amend tho bill codifying ilie penal lawt of tho United Htatot Uiat tho committee on tho revis ion ol tho lawt today consented to let down tho bars, and at a result tho mcaturo waa ohanged In tomo Import ant particulars. Tho paolOo attltudo of tho committee In thla regard served to modify tho opposition to tho measuro, and In conscquenco the proceedings to day woro devoid of the hestod argu ments which have characterltrd tho Iirovlout debates. Whon Uio houto ad ourned there were pending a number of other Important amendment, whloh teemed to meet with no paitloular op position by tho committee, but which wore passed over until tomorrow, Tliu portions of tho bill whl:h at traded tho most attention wore those covering tho giving and accepting of bribes by sonatois and representatives, and the aulo of endorsements or support for appolntlvo public olllccs. It it to the amendments touching, thbeo quoa tlons that tho house will devoto. lUolf tomoirow upon resuming consideration of tho bill. Tuesday, January 14. Washington, Jan. 14. The rccont bond Issue by tho Treasury depaitment wat again the subject of discussion In tho sonnto today, being brought for ward by a resolution offered by Culber son, calling upon Uie secretary for add! tloml information concerning tho ren sons that induced him to award bonds to National banks instead of Individu als who, he declared, offered u higher prlco than was bid by tho banks, Tho resolution went over under tho rules. Tillman oflqied n roeolutlon embody ing a now torloa of Ipqulrloa coiicorulng tho llnanclal Bltuatlon. Tho senate refused tooonllrm four Ohio noatolUco atinolntmonts at Uio In Bianco of Fondcor and Dick. Tho bill granting loaves of absonoo to homestead ontrymen during December, January, February and Maroh was passed. Washington, Jan. 4. Tho amount of the flno and the length cf tho torm of linnrleoninent to bo moted out to ofll cers and directors of corporations for violating tho law with respect to money contributions for political purposes fur nlihed material tor a lengthy debate in the house today, In connection with the .i.iiiij.uj,M-miii; consideration of tho penal codo bill All amendments to Ir.cretM the penal ty or eulargo tho scope of the law, how ever, were voted down. These amend ments, without exception, emanated from tho Democratic aide, but the ono Uiat brought forth Uie most discussion was by Cockran, Now York, who want ed the flno fixed at $10,000 n.tcad of not more Uian f 1,000, and the Impris onment at 10 years Instead of not more thin one' jer, When adjournment waa taken at 6 o'clock 80 sections of the 342 had been disposed of. Morday, January 13. Washington, Jan. 13. The recent issue ct bonds by the secretary of tho treasury for the purpose of relieving the financial stringency wat Uie subject of an anlrntted debate In the tenato to day. The discussion wat precipitated by an Inquiry by Culbcrton and waa participated In by Aldrlch, Tillman and italley. It resulted In an agree ment to postpone further controversy until a ttaternent can be received from Secretary Cortelyou, which Aldricb promUod to present tn Thursday. While tho subject was under discus sion, Tlliman's resolution directing the finance committee to inquire Into tho operations of tho Treasury department wat referred, wlUi hla content, to that committee. The tenalo passed Tillman's resolu tion calling on Uio Interstate Com merco commission for Informal! .neon coming purchases by railroad compan ies of stocks of competing roads. The unfinished business In the form of the bill to codify the criminal laws of tho Uulted State waa placed beforo Uie aenate and Umi reading of Uio bill waa begun. Washington, Jan. 13. Vigorous de fense of state's rights In dealing with violations of civil rights or with tpeclsl ttato elections, where troops have been called Into service, sorved to enliven Uie debate In Uio houao of represents tlves today In connection with the con slderatlon of the bill to cod I ly tho penal laws of tho United States. A number of Democrats, mcotly from the Southern ststea, strenuously sought, by amend ment, to reserve to the states them aclvtta discretion as to the quallflctlons of vcters or of persons to eerve on Juries, and to limit tho powers of Federal Judge In certain cases, but every at tempt failed, republicans presented a solid front, and the votes wero all on party lines. Saturday, January II Washington, Jan. 11. A vigorous fight waa wtged tn the house of repre sentatives today over Uie bill to codify and revise Uie penal laws of the United States with particular reference to sec tion 10, affecting conspiracies against the civil rights of oltlaens. Smith, o Missouri, and llughet, of New Jersey, oflered amendments having for their object the exemption of labor unions from the operation of the section when ever such unions declare strikes or boy cotts A motion to strike out Uie whole section was made by Ilartlott. of Georgia. Tho brunt of the debate was borne by Sherley, of Kentucky, a mem ber of Uio committee on revision, but ho wss tuppoited by a number of Re publicans. The amendments wero all lost, as wss one by Do Armond to strlko out section 20, becauso It conferred on Fed eral courts in punishing felonies and misdemeanors committed under section 10 the authority given to tho courts of tho ttate In which Uio acta are commit ted. New Liability Law Projected. Washington, Jan. 4. Thero is a strong probability that before Uie pies ent cougro-B adjourns another employ era' (lability law will bo enacted to tako the placo of the one that hat Just been declared unconstitutional by the United States Supreme court. How ever, thla It the prediction ol tho labor leadora In congress. Tho features In the La Follette law that was held faulty will be eliminated In tbo next act, rJalllnger Out of Land Office. Washington, Jan. 14. R, A, Hal linger, commissioner of the general land oltlce, will resign and be succeed ed Mtfth 1 by Assistant Commission er Fred Dennett. Colonel Medorcm Crawford, of Salem, Oregon, was nom inated by the president today to bo a brigadier goneral, Indians Got Decision. Washington, Jan. 14, Tho United States Supremo court todsy upheld the right of tho Indiana of Fortllolknap reservation In Montana to the waters of Uio Milk river, claiming It la theirs by treaty, Henry Waters and others sought to divert tha water for commer olal purposes. Rovenuss Show Decrease, Washington, Jan. 14, The monthly statement of collections of Internal m onuo shows that for Uie month of No vember, 1007, the receipts fell oft $ 6, 026,000, as oompared with November, 1000, HARLAN SEES WAR. Whits and Yellow Race Mutt Fight for Supremacy. Washington, Jan. 13, Jnatlca John M. Harlan, of the Supremo court of the United States, peered Into tho distant luturo at Uio.annual dlnnerof the Navy league of Uio United States and told of a dsy when the white and yellow races will meet In a conflict that will shake the earth. Tho distinguished jurist was speaking In Uio Interest of a mighty American navy. Herald: "If I had tho opportunity I would vote for an appropriation of $50,000, 000 a year for a period of ten years frr a Isrger navy. Tho great Importance of a navy It shown In the constitution, which restricts the appropriation! for the army, but sett no limit to those for the navy. There Is no such thing as friendship between naUons as between men. Nations make no rscrlflce to preserve friendship and do not forbear to do certain things because It does not meet with the spproval of another ca tion. Do you think England cares a cent for what we think of her navy4, or Germany cares a cost for what we think of hers? 'The trend of the Immigration of Uie white people In the past haa been from eatt to west. There has been none from the west. Just across lbs wster there Is a country with an immense population whose commerce wo are seeking. We refer to the people of Asia aa Uio yellow race. There aro 400,000,000 Chinese, aa strong pbyal cally and mentally aa we are. There Is over thero another nation whose people are progressive and ambitious. We rosy some day eeo a skilled army In Japan of 6,000,000 to 10,000,000. They will cay: " 'You claim Kurope as your country. This Is oura. Get out.' " "I don't think they bare any such ides now, and we have no hostility to ward them. But there will bo a con flict between the yellow race and the white race that will shake the earth. When It comes I want to see this coun try with a navy on both oceans that will bo strong eonugh." OREAT ACTIVITY EVIDENT. Government is Rushing Work on Our Cosst Dafenaes. Washington, Jan. 13. New coast defensea are being Installed and old ones re-enforced at Pacific coast points, Guam, Hawaii and Manila. Thla work of foitlflcatlon la being-carried forward swiftly and upon a gigantic scale. Coal depots are being replenished, huge srarchllshts Installed, harbors mined, big guns placed and ammunition maga- sines tilled to overflowing. So quietly bss this work been going on that few outside cl tho omclais ban dllng the work haverealixed thoenoim- ous undertaking under way. Tbla work was started last May, and It Is expected Uiat a year wilt see tho completion of the outlined program. It is acknowledge that tha fortifies tlons at Manila, Guam, Puget sound snd Honolulu aro Inefficient and it it at those points that Uio greatest -work is being done. San Francisco and other coast points are declared to be perfectly equipped to repot attacks. While not acknowledging any appre hension, Uie administration la rushing tho work with real vigor. It was loam od from an authoritative source today that one of the potent factors In deter m Inlng tho dispatoh of Uie fleet to the Paolflo was a roalitatlon of the weak noes at certain points. The presence of the fleet In the Pacific romedies all de fects and structural weakness in coast dofonto points. As long aa It remains there It will make up for any short coming In coast fortifications. lly the time the fleet leaves tho wa ters of tho Pad 0o It Is believed all tho weak points will have been reinforced and the defensea will be of a modern and approved typo. Twelve million rounds now en route to the Far East furnishes enough am munition for a possible army of 60,000 men. The normal need of the army in tho Philippines Is about 2.000.000 rounds annually. Atldo from this there Is an exceptionally heavy draft of shells and tcrpedocs. Tightens Grip on Peninsula. Toklo, Jan. 13, An Imperial ordi nance has been gatettcd which provides for tho reorganization of tho govern ment of Kwang Tung peninsula in Manchuria. Dlrecturs.general of for, elgn police affairs havo also been cre ated. Japanese consults at Mukden, Kin Chow, Cheng Chun andAntung have been appointed commissioners of pollco for South Manchuria, The pur pose of the ordinance, it is bolloved, means tho organisation of an active re form administration for tho entire dls tiiot. Vesuvius Still Spits Ashes. Naples, Jan, 13 Mount Vesuvius continues to Uirow out aahes and Incan detoent matter from Its chief crater, tbe.cone of which, formed by the last eruption, collapsed recently, tlio earth tremblings being felt long distances, FATAL THEATER FIRE HidM Die li Hirrlble Bisistir at Eeyerliwn, Pa. CSAL OIL SP1LLEB ON AUDIENCE Flamss Leap Through HaH and Peo ple All Ruah Out Many Ara Trampled to Pulp. BoyertovfB, Fa., Jan. 14. Nearly 100 prisons of this borough were killed in a theater fire and panic last night and nearly three score injured, many of them fatally. A majority ol Uie killed were members of the leading families of Uie town. While the "Scottish Reformation" was being reproduced In .Rhodes opera house by Mrs. Monroe, of Washing ton, a tank Used In a moving picture scene exploded. Immediately there was a wild rntb for the exits oi ins building. Men of mature rears en deavored to still the panic, bat their voices could not be heard above tbe shrieks, and tcrwmt of the terrified women and children who composed ins greater part of tbe audience. It teemed aa though nearly tbs en Ure audience mado a mad ruah for the exits tbo moment tho explosion occur red. In their attempts to quiet the great crowd, those portent who were on tho stagrj accidentally upset tbe coal oil lamps used st tbe iootligbte. lbs burning- oil scattered In all directions. and the lamps which were nted to light tho opera bouse exploded, inrowing ina blaring oil over tha terror etrkkea people, who were flgbUBg franUeally to gain Uio exits. In the mad rash a section of tho floor gave wsy, preclpt tattng scores of persona to tho base meat. It was scarcely five minutes from Uie time of tbe explosion of the tanks until tbe entire heart of tbs strutters seemed a roaring furnace. Thero was, a mad scramble to the stairway, ami scores of women and children were knocked down and trampled upon, many of them doubtless being crashed to death. At least 60 persons, resitt ing that exit by tbe stairway meant almost certain death, risked their lives by Jumping from Uie windows. Limbs were broken and skulls wero crashed by this, daring method of escape. In Uie meantime a relief corps waa at Mora at Uie entrance to Uio theater, endeavoring to release those who were edged in the doorway and unable to ex tricate themselves. Many persons who etherise might havo made good their escape from the furnace were held in check by tbo awful Jam at tho doorc Aj the flames cut tbelr way toward tbe front of the building, wemen could be seen to clasp their hands and fall back; into tbo flames. Once the doorways were clear, tha rescuers drsgged many women and children from tbe stairways leading to the balcony. Some of them were so badly Injured that they died before rescbing the temporary hospital. Skulls wero crushed and Uie faces of some of the victims were so horribly mutilated that Uiey wero barely recog nisable. In one Instance, the skull of a child, apparently about 10 years of age, was crushed almost Into a Jelly. To add to the terrible disaster, the fire apparatus became disabled and the structure was left entirely to tho mercy of the flames. It is almost certain not a vestige of the bodies of the unfortun ates who were overcome by the smoke and perished will ever bo found. Had the women and children heeded the warning of tho cooler beads In the audience, tho horrible loss of life might have been avoided, but there was the usual panic and stampede which Invar iably follows such a catastrophe. The flames spread rapidly and communicat ed to the other parts of the building. Men, womeu and children rushed for the many exits of the building, and the weaker rex and Uio children were trampled and maimed in Uie mad tush to gain Uie streets. Cut Pullman Charges, Washington. Jan. 14. George 8. Loftus, of 8t. Paul, accompanied by Senator La Follette, filed with the In terstate Commerce commission today a petition asking for a reduction of 25 per cent In the lower borUi rates of Uie Pullman company, and the fixing of rates for upper bertha at one-lialt the lower berth rate. The reduction la asked on all interstate business throughout the United States. Mr. Loltus represents the Minnesota Ship pers' association, which started the private car Investigation two years ago. MtnlngGm Burns, Mexloo City, Jan. 14. According to a telegram Just received In thla city, tho great gold mining camp of 1 Oro, one ol the largest in the republic, la being destroyed by fire. When, tho dispatch waa filed the principal hotels and the more important business build WW ashes luge, ot tbe camp bad Dsso reduced tsj