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MORO, SH ER M A N C O U N TY . OREGON, W E D N ESD A Y , A U G U ST 21,
LATER
N EW S.
The hospital-ship Relief has arrived
in New lo r k from Porto Rioo with
lick and wound«*! soldiers.
A resort in 8tookton, CaL, known as
lackson’s baths, covering almost a city
block, was destroyed by lire.
Loss
HO,000.
REAR-END COLLISION
R EBELS
V IC T O R IO U S .
F I fir «««u II iiik Ir«,«I 4'I i I ii « m « T r o o p « S lo lii
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NEW FOREIGN POLICY
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C o r b in W ilt S«n«| F r o m 75,«11141 to l««O.
«•«>«» V o lu n te e r » n o n « « .
A M E R IC A N
P R E S T IG E .
A tlr » < 'tln K G r e a t A U e a U o n
In t h » F a »
San Francisco, Aug. 23.— News has
K a«t M a n ila t o R iv a l l i o n , K o n g .
N hw Yerk, Aug. 22.—A special dis
F rig h tfu l A ccid en t o n a M as­ just reached here from tin* Orient that
Paris,
Aug. 2(1.—The American po­
early in July there was a battle between C o m in g G re a tn e s s D iscussed fiatch t«> tiie Tribune from Washington D ew ey S ecu red M ore T h a n sition in tiie far East is attracting
s a c h u s e tts R a ilro a d .
says:
Adjutant-General
Corbin
said
in
tin* reliels at \\ u ('hew and the ini,ierial
by N a tio n a l C onference.
great attention. Boleil says:
an interview that he was going to mus­
th e P ro to co l G ra n te d .
Chinese troops, in which tho former
“ The Americans w ill quadruple the
ter
out
between
75,000
and
100,000
vol­
were victorious. Over 1,500 of tho
GIVEN IN TRF I’RPsN liN P i'N ’n a o ! Anotl,er detachment of Spaniards are
value of the Philippines, and Manila
unteers as soon as practicable. The
- - IN r i i E l LESS DISPATCHES ) ,tf ,or their native
Ilatlv„ land.
A pteamw TIIE SIGNALS FAILED TG WORK troops were slain, ami their I hh I ics
will become tiie rival of Hong Kong.
«THE NICARAGUA CANAL FAVOREI» selection ef the regiments will not he
thrown into the river. The Do Sing,
parrying over 2,000of them sailed from
GEN. MERRITT'S ELASTIC ORDERS The Unite«] States will have a prepon­
made
arbitrarily,
but
having
in
mind,
Santiago Saturday.
under Captain Tholeman, was engaged
derating situation in Chinese waters.
a C o m p lo t« R e v ie w o f t h e N e w « o f t h e
iitst of all, the rejairts of the regular
S e v e n P e o p le K i l l e d a n d T w v i t t y .S I « lo take about 1,000 Chinese troojis to
There is no market they desire more
The
victorious
fleets
of
Sampson
and
lie t i; « G r o a « - u p K l o q u m t l y D w e ll»
F a s t S e v e n H a y s tn T h i s a n d
army
officers
now
with
the
volunteers.
W o m x le d S c a l d e d l»y E s c a p -
the ««one of the roladlion.
l«i«liurtl<>ii« W h ic h H a v « In V ie w t h .
eagerly
than the Chinese, and though
Schley have arrived at New York.
t h e G lo r i« « o f C oiiq >iUH| an«l l'«r-
A U F o r e i g n Latnda.
Ihe highest «xiiisideration will lie given
l o g S te a m .
From the time the Do Sing left Can­
F u r t li« r K « | n » i «I<> u u t D u r
they have been forestalled by other
They were accorded an enthusiastic
ritortiti K* |i»i«MÌ«»u.
the
wishes
of
governors,
as
well
as
of
ton until she reached Wu Chow, 200
F «»»««««lull«.
powers they will assuredly uvertake
reception by the populace.
the regiments themselves. The inter­
It lias been divided to conduct the
miles tip tho river, Captain Tholeman
their rivals hy the rapidity of Jieir
Sharon, Mass., Aug. 23.— A frightful ha.l trouble with his crew, tho Chinese
ests
of
ih
e
national
government
demand
The Cubans are to disband.
Orders
final peace negotiations in Paris.
Saratoga, Aug. 22.—The national
progress in that region, and in tiie
for the execution of such a movement rear-end collision occnried in the sympathizing with the rebels. One, a «tonference on the foreign policy of the { the disbandment of troops secured un­
London, Aug. 20.—The Hong Kong corning
breaking up of tiie Chinese em­
The Democrats of California nr-t in
have been sent to the island emissaries Sharon station of the New York, Nev.- I'empiador, began inciting them to mu­ I United States iqiened here today, with ' der the second call in «■ertain instances, Correspondent of the Daily Mail says:
state convention at Sacramento Wed­ from the junta in this country.
Haven & Hartford tailioad, at 7:80 tiny, ami the captain alleges that in an address by Henry Wade Regers, o f and in other eases regiments raised un­
I he terms of the capitulation of pire the United Statea will not be con­
nesday. Dover nor Budd presided.
tent with the worst foitunes for their
Tire hardest fighting at tire battle of o clock tonight, when an express train, Self-defense he was com pel led to shout Liiicugn, chairman of the «-«immittoe mi der the first «all, which have had ser­ Manila, as agreed uiion Satur«lay lie- hei itage. ”
vice
an«l
which
have
be«*n
materially
tw«*en
General
Jaudenez
ami
General
The London Times declares the carry­ Manila was done by tho Astor battery, which was running as tho second so« the man. The comprador died from arian gem eu t.
R ogeis said tiie confer- j
I he Temps, while congratulating
ing of Augustin to Hong Kong on a which led the advance.
) e n o was called to consider some , re.liieed in efficiency through sicku leas. M et ritt, includes the cessi«m of the France u,sm the role of pcoca-maker,
Brigadier- tion of a long train, crashed into the his wound the next «lav.
will
be
the
first
to
go.
Philippine
archipelago
to
the
United
German cruiser an irregular act, and General McArthur, commanding the first section, composed ol local curs.
Captain Tholeman was placed under momentous questions in the history of I
recognizees the fact that it is not al­
It will not be feasible to issue a gen­ States.
As a result seven persons were k illel arrest, ami as soon as opportunity af­ the republic. Ho H|sike ef the war, and
nearly a breach of neutrality.
brigade, complimented the men in the
ways a goal tiling to put a finger be-
An American naval offi«:«T arrived
Mrs. Olga Johnson has returned to highest terms right in the midst of tho and 26 seriously injure«]. Tho injured forded was sent down the river to Can­ returned prayerful thank» for the peace eral order or to prepai«: a cim plete list
twuen the hammer ami the anvil. Tiie
coverin
g
all
the
forces
to
be
muster«*!
were
nearly
all
removed
to
Boston
on
a
fiom
Manila
on
the
Zatiro
tells
me
ton. On hie journey lie was confined now at hand. \\ liile peace has ar«lve«l,
civilisation with <0.300 in Klondike battle for their valor and success.
Teptns says:
On the that the Ameri«:ans practically walk«*!
special train, which was mot by ambit in an iron cage, and on arrival was he said, there were many Serioua prob­ out for some time to come.
Sold. She is tire only successful wo­
•the United States will not hear a
A cloudburst over a saw m ill run in lances ami surgeons.
oontrary, as soon as an agreement is into Manila. The o|iurations, lie says,
The rear car o” placed in the British jail.
lems to be considered.
man miner from the frozen north, so Pittsburg caused a tidal wave in the
word of intervention, and Frame has
reached
regarding
any
particular
rogi
the
local
train
was
completely
demol
were
confine«!
to
tiie
Malate
side
of
the
far as known.
lie referred to the ck r i . ¡ / í i . *.
On account of th«* claim «if American
meut, it will lie immediately
stream and endangered the lives of a isiied, and a portion of tiie second car,
\ sent
___t
city, where the 8paniar«ls had a fort no interests in compromising herself
between
Americans and British, which
citizenship
made
by
Tholeman,
theie
dozen
persons.
Five
children
wore
The Madrid government has decided
while the engine of the express train is a bitter feeling against all Ameri­ would promptly lead to international the state camp, ami us soon as its prop ami two lines of trenches.
The troops gratuitously with a country evidently
destine«! for a more active part in great
They ure: Irene Loftus, was crippled. Tiie dead aie:
to reject the resignations ol tho govern­ irowned.
cans in that «listrict.
arbitration and finally to universal erty can he turned over to the govern­ waded through tiie Malate river and international affairs. It would tie art­
or-general of Cuba, Porto Rioo and the Regis Loftus, Genevive Shaughnessy,
ment
and
its
accounts
settled,
tin*
indi­
walked
up
to
tiie
beach
as
though
going
Franklin M. Waters, Somerville,
peace. The speaker spoke favorably of
less to count overmuch on Sjianish
Philippines. Tho txirtes will reassem­ Margaret Shaughnessy aud N ellie Sauls. Mass.; Mrs. W. J. Fitzpatrick, Boston;
M IL IT A R Y O C C U P A T IO N
tho Nicaragua canal, which he argue,I vidual records of its officers and men to lunch, meeting practically no opj«o- gratitude.
Therefore, tiie French
ble September 15.
sition.
will
be
cimplete«!
and
they
will
be
dis­
There is considerable work ahead ol Mis. W J. Fitzpatilck'sgrandilaughter.
-henlii be built ami controlled by the
watciiwor«! should la* ‘Messieurs point
the
new
Cuban
commission.
The
ad
charged
from
service
under
the
Unite«!
Mary
Fitzpatrie’r,
a
10-yeai-old
girl;
The Dominion customs department
“ I learn when General Merritt went de zele. ’ ”
G e n e r a l M e r r ill Ila « f r o r l a la ie d ( ) « , .
United States government. The canai
States.
e m i n e n t f o r M a n ila .
ashore after the capitulation of Manila,
at Ottawa repoits that a quarter of a ministration of the affairs of the island Mrs. Fitzpatrick’s grandson, 15 year-
would shorten tiie distance by water to
P r o g r a m m a 1» S t a r t lin g .
Tin* only mustering out orrlerg issued he ex[H*ri<*nced some difficulty in find
. m illion dollars was collected in ¿0111*0 will be no easy task, and the Cubans old; a woman, suppose«! to be M rn.
Louden, Aug. 23.—The Manila cor- San Francisco by 12,00J miles.
The
London, Aug. 20.—The m«-rning
during the fiscal year just closed upon must lie held in check after the Sfianish Watson, of Westerly, R. I.; Mis. H. C. respondent of tin* Daily Teh'graph, in a «inestion of the Nicaragua canal was up to the present time relate to the ing General Jaudenez, who ultimately
papers comment upon the p rop osej im ­
The notorious Brisco, Revere, Mass.; C. B. Frye, dispatch date«] Sunday, says: Gen­ taken up, and Warner Miller took the First Vermont infantry.
was found in a church among crowd
m inyis’ outfits at the boundary line troops are withdrawn.
mense increase in tiie American navy.
It was originally pro|«ose<| that the of women ami children”
on the \\ hite ami Chilkoot passes, practices oarired on under Spanish rule Revere, Mass.
eral Merritt has proclaimed a govern­ platform. He briefly spoke of his per­
The Standard says:
leading into the Yukon territory. The are to be abolished and the co-opera
The two trains which were in the ment of military occupation.
regiments organlz«*«! under the scauid
The sistent advocacy of tie* «-anal.
“ Such a fleet, operating from Manila
tion
of
Cuban
loaders
must
be
sought.
call
which
had
not
left
th«*ir
,stal«*v
collision
wore
usually
oombin«*!
into
O
F
F
IC
IA
L
A
D
V
IC
E
S
.
soiieotions were ohiofiy made from
news of the armistice arrives! on the
Events of the |iast thr«*e mouths do- !
as a base, would lie able to exercise
Americans.
should
be
immediately
disbanded,
and
one
long
train,
but
as
the
traffic
today
Kith.
It
is
feared
that
the
Americans
Nathan Hollenbeck, a deputy pound-
man«i«*d the immediate construction,
G e n e r a l M e r r itt I n fo r m » t h e D e p a r t
caisiderable influence upon the prog­
It is rumored in Hong Kong that the master of Oakland, Cal., was shot dead was so heavy, it was divided, th«* first may rostore the Philippines to Spain and he believed all A m erican s were now this plan will probably bo follow«*! out
u ie n t l t e Ka rd tiif{ t b e I t a t t le .
ress of events in Chinese waters, ami,
with
very
few
exceptions.
section
running
as
a
local
accommoda­
and
thus
r.
inaugurate
a
fresh
period
of
United States troops at Manila have by Qnang Mon, a Chinese gardener,
universally in favor of it, ae was also
added
to the English-China tqmuiron
Washington.
Aug.
20.—The
war
de
tion,
while
the
second,
winch
started
tyranny, extortion and rebellion.
a ll of Eur««p«*. 11«. spokeof tie« numer­
had trouble with the rel«el forces. A o who was watching for vegetable thieves.
O r d e r e d H o m e f o r M u s te r O u t.
ami the Japanese navy would make a
partiin nt has received the following:
T iie Americans found <*00 in the ous surveys made of every projiaaed
Wprding to one account, the insurgents, Hollenbeck was passing through a corn from Mausficld 15 minutes later than
Washington, Aug. 22.— (Were were
“ Manila, via Hong Kong Aug. 20._ mighty army indeed.”
the first, tan as an express. The local Spanish treasury.
route to pierce tho isthmus, and sai.l given today for the return to their
; r upon whom vurious restrictions liad patch, and was tired at four times by train due at Sharon at 7:02 was 13
Tiie Daily Mail says: “ The new
On
August 7 Dewey joined me in a 48-
Foreign opinion is loud in praise of tiie route by the way e l the Nicaragua states of the following regiments:
been placed hy Merritt, mutinied at the Chinese, one of the shots proving
liour
notification
to
the
Spanish
com
programme
is startling in its imraens-
minutes
late.
It
left
Mansfield
on
the action of tiie American commander canal has received great consideration First Illinois cavalry and First Maine
not being permitted to have any share fatal. The murderer surrendered him ­
man«ler to remove the non-combatants ify- The American navy jum|is to
tim e, making two stops, and had lost in excluding armed rebels from the as fmth feasible
in the surrender of the city. It is re­ self,
e and desirable.
Mr. infantry, now at Chickamagua; Second from the city. On the same date a re­ fourth place among the world’s fleets.
tho 13 minutes between MansfielJ and
ported that they attacked tire Arncri-
A Madrid dispatch says the govern- Sharon. It was due in Canton Junc­ city, lx is believed his firmness save«! .Miller referred to several t-au.tls that New York infantry, now at Fernanda, ply was rei'eivel, expressing thanks for It will not long remain fourth nor w ill
zans in the trenches.
rnenth as resolved to insist that the tion, the next station beyond Sharon, ManShl from pillage. A week ago have materially aided in o|*-ning up F la., and First Vermont infantry at the humane sentiments express«*! and it lie long liefore tiie United fctate»
there nppeared to be a possibility of tin) country.
, Chickamauga. Similar orders will bt stating tho Spanish were without
The apathy of the Sapnish people is capitulation of Manila, after the sign­
w ill have a policy in China.”
two minutes ahead of tho express collision with tho rebels, but there is
condemned by the conservatives, who ing of the protocol, shall have no effect
Tiie Nicaragua canal would alou« »«ucd from day to day to other volun- pla«*e of refuge for the nonoombatauts
train, which should have pass«*«! it no danger now. Everything is quiet.
are enraged at Spain’s placid accept­ in the peace negotiations unfavorable
THE BOND ISSUE.
sav«* us 10,000 miles, and would be a teer regiments selected for mustering now within the w alk of tho town.
there. Sharon is situatol on a curve,
ance of her defeat. A stirring appeal to Spain. In any event the government
great outlet for tli.iss states on tiie Pa- ; out-
M o re T ru o p ti A r r iv e .
“ An August 9 we sent a joint note F u l l A n iu u n t o f t h » L o a n C an B e l » e d
and both the outward and inward
has been circulated by El Tiempo, holds that capitulation, signed by the
inviting attention to the suffering in
Manila, A ng. 23.—The American citic coast. T iie continent is gridironed
tracks are protected by electric block
FO R H O N O L U L U .
t o A « lv a n t« c e .
warning the people that unless they commanders of the two forces, does not signals.
store for tiie sick and noncombatante
transports Peru ami Puebla, having on with trans.outinental railroads, but
New
York,
Aug. 20.— Assistant Sec­
ronse themselves Spain as a nation is entail the surrender of the whole P h il­
these do not alone afford the advantages O v e r T h r e e Hi>n«tr«<i M en W e d g e d in case it became our duty to reduce the
After the accident ft was thought the board General Otis and General Hughes,
retary
of
Treasury
Vanderlip, who has
doomed to complete extinction. Sil- ippines.
tiiat could lie secured by a canal. It it
inward
arTi’
®
'*
here
at
»
o
’clock
this
morning’
A
b
o
a
r
d
U
te
L
i
t
t
le
A
l
l
i
a
n
c
e
.
defenses, also setting forth the hopeless
block signal protecting the
been hearing some suggestions from
vela, the conservative leader, is be­
condition
of
the
Spanish
forces,
sur­
Captain Clark, of the battle-ship Ore­ track was set at danger, showing, as it I •*/lere wat! no serious illness on boaid a question of cheap transportation, and
?an Francisco, Aug. 22.—Three hun­
lieved to be the author of the article.
the Nicaragua canal would solve the dred and twenty-five officers and men rounded on all side*, the fleet in front, different sections, on the possibility of
gon. is seriously ill, and cannot at pres­ was intended, that there was a train in i e’t^cr
die vessels,
lim iting tbe issue of bonds t o ' an
problem.
Within
10
years
after
the
A Ponce dispatch says tire Porto ent be removed from the auxiliary the station.
of tbe New York regiment embarked with no prospect of reinforcements, and
There was no warning
completion of tiie «ainal tiie population on board the steamship Alliance this demanded the surrender as due to amount below <200,000,000, the full
Ricans ate delighted at the change of cruiser St. Paul.
D
EW
EY
A
N
D
M
E
R
R
IT
T
.
given by the conductor of the Mans­
issue authorized, the idea of the sug-
of tiie Pacific states will have increased
governm ent The inarch of the Ameri­
morning anil w ill sail for Honolulu to­ every consideration ’of humanity. On
The president lias directed that tire field local, to show the approaching II« r» « « o f M a n ila A r e < 'n n g r a tu lu t« « l
to 10,000,000. One of th«- best results day. The ladies of tbe Red Croes So­ the same date we receive«l a reply ad­ gestors being that the termination of
can troops through the island was a Twenty-third Kansas regiment, colored, train that the track was not clear at
t h e I*
oi the Spanisii-Amerioau war is that ciety furnished the men with luucheon mitting the situation, but stating the the war removes the necessity for more
triumphal tour, and they were ac­ be dispatched to Santiago, to form an the station, and it was not until ho was
Washington. Aug. 23. — Presidenl it a ill compel the building of rhe Nic­ before they went on board the Alliance, ciuncil of defense declar«*d tiie requuat money tiian will he provided by tbe
corded a hearty wlecome.
Women army oi occupaiton in Cuba.
within 300 feet of the station that the
customs and enlarged internal rev«*nue
McKinley tonight cabled to Admiral aragua canal.
bombarded the soldiers with flowers,
which is a very stanch little vessel, but for surrender would not he granted, but
engineer of the express noticed any­
Congressman
James
G.
Maguire
hat
receipts, smiled when he was a»ked
Dewmy ami General Merritt trig and
men cheered them and alcaldes of the
The
annexation
problem
was
taken
offer«*)
to
(Xinsult
the
government
if
tiie
entirely
unsuited
for
tbe
transportation
thing wrong.
He immediately set all
towns turned out to greet them. Tho been nominated for governor by the brakes and whistled a warning, hut it tho nation’s congiatulatious upon tlreir up at the afternoon em ion .
Carl of so many men. Merriam stated to­ time necessary for communication via alout the probability of tiie adoption ol
the suggestion, says the Washington
populace evidently does not deeire tire Democrats of California. The fusion was too late to stop tiie express.
It capture of Manila. The text of the Schurz, of New York, spoke at length, day that tho Sc&udia and Arizona will Hong Kong were grant«*!. We eent a coreepondent of the Times.
plan carried almost unanimously.
«lispatch to Admiral Dewey is as fol­ giving the views oi the anti-expansion­ probably sail some time Tuesday forq- joint note in reply declining.
indepndence of the island.
Frank Gelding, an expert miner and crashed into tiie rear car, splitting it lows:
“ It is a very pretty suggestion.” Mr.
ists, whose cause iie advocated.
He noon.
“ On August 13 I joined the navy in
Colonel John iiay.ambussador to Eng­
Vanderlip said, “ but 1 do not believe
mineralogist,
of Benton, W is., com­ asunder aud completely demolishing it,
Executive
Mansion,
Washington,
was
opposed
by
Judge
Grosseup,
of
an
attack
on
tiie
city.
After
about
half
land, has lieen offen* 1 and accepted
In addition to the'r troops, the twe
Its
mitted enjoide by blowing him self to with the exception «if tiie roof.
Aug. 23.—Admiral Dewey, Manila: Chicago, who is an earnest expuc.-i «met. transports will carry 1,000,000 rounds an hour’s accurate shelling of theKpan- it will be adopted. The treasury has
the offlee of secretary of state.
already accepted the loan, aud agreed
atoms with dynamite in a powder- sjieed was not slackened until the Receive for yourself and the officers, Judge Grosseup said in part:
of aminniiition for the Philippine forces. ish lintis, McArthur's brigade on tht to furnish the bonds provided for the
engine had penetrated fully live feet
Augustin's departure from Manila house.
sailors
and
marines
ol
your
command
”
1
am
among
those
who
believe
that
right
and
Oreene’e
on
tiie
left
under
It is now on the way from the East,
into tho rear of tlio second car. The
is said to have been due to bis having
Gen. Merritt has prepare«! a procla­ escaping steam entered the. car- ami my thanks and tiie congratulations ami tho pixiple of the United States can, and although tho railroad company Is An.lerson, o«lvanoed in a vigorous at­ subscribers. A part of th«; bonds have
been superseded by general Juudemes
been sent out, and tbe others will fol­
mation to the Phllppine natives which badly scalded a number of the occu­ those of the nation f«« the gallant con­ without breach of faith to tiie prour-es huiryitig it westwatd, it w ill not tx tack and carried the Spanish works.
as military governor.
provides a scheme of government for pants. Til«) roof of the last car was duct all have again «si conspi«*uoualy of our past or serious danger to the ex­ possible to get it all aboard the twi
“ Our loss is not accurately known, low. It is true that there will be less
Scores of dead liodies are still in tho Manila and surrounding territory and
displayed.
WILLIAM
M’KIXLEY.
pectations
of
our
future,
hold
penna-
but
Is aboat 50 in all.
The behavior pressing need lor money, as the closing
vi
s*.
Is.
The
troops
w
ill
einbark
in
wrecks bi the Spanish w aishipsat San­ other islands placed in our possession. forced on top of the engine of th«* ex­
Following
is
the
text
of
the
dispatch
ten
ly
all
or
a
portion
of
the
territory
of
the
troops
was
excellent.
The co- of the war will remove the necessity,
the afternoon, and the transport* will
press, and remained there as t h e ’only to General Merritt:
tiago.
The Aimirante Oquendo has
that has been o«x*npie>l by our tr«**H then anchor in the s’.ieam until theii «peration of the navy was most valua­ but some large expenses have already
Governor-General Blanco’s orders to portion of tire car intact.
broken in two and cannot possibly be his generals decree that property in
Executive
Mansion,
Washington,
«luring
tiie progress of the war.
1 am departure.
ble. The troo|«s advanced rapidly on been incurred which must lie m«X, and
Engineer Gotchell and Fireman
saved.
Aug.
23.
—
Major-(^pneral
Merritt,
U.
ready to go a step further ami assert
the walled city, upon wliich a white some will continue fur a while after
Cuba must be fully protected. The au­ Holmes, of tho express train, lioth
Y e llo w J a r k S u b d u e d .
The American hark C. C. Puna. Cap­ thorities at the various towns are in­ jumped. Getchell was cut and bruiaed S. A., Manila. In my own behalf and that the obligations of our duty toward
flag was shown, and the town capitu­ hostilities are stop(>ed. . ,
"The mports 04 the treasury putt-'ng
Washington, Aug 22.—The war de­ lated.
tain Nisson, bound from Tacoma for structed to oo-operate wiith the Ameri­ about the head. He stated after the f(«r tire natior. I ‘emler to you an 1 to mankiml, ami es|«e<*ially toward the
Tiie troops occupied Malate,
officers ami men of yOur tomwand sin ­ particular peoples wire have le*en partment is not alarm«*«! aliout yellow Binondo ami the walled city of San the expenditures of the war at al«out
Melbourne, was wrecked off Flanders can military leaders for this purpose,
aocident that he b ft Mansfield prompt­
island, Tasmania, with the loss of 11 and to prevent pillaging by insurgents. ly on time ami there was no in«'i<lent cere thanks ami congratulations for Irawn within the sphere of our opeia- I fever am««ng tiie tioo|>s in the United Miguel. All our oenteis are protected. <150,000,000 are not eonsidere<l as cov­
States, hut a close watch is t**ing kept The insurgents are quiet. No disorder ering all expenses, Injt sim ply those
lives, including those of the captain,
A site has been chosen at the Pio- until he was within 400 foot of the the conspicuously gallant comtai td is- *><»»>». and towar«! the future useful­
items in the treasury statements that
at all |*iints where there is tiie least : or pillage.
his wife and two children.
played
in
your
catuiuiign.
MERRITT.”
ness
of
onrseltes,
demand
that
we
sidio reservation. San Frncisco, for the Mansfield train. Then he saw the red
1 »» --
*
are
charged up directiy*to tiie war and
dang« i. Three oases at Key West wer*
should
|>ermatieiitlv
retain
so
much
of
WILLIAM
M’KIN
LEY
The war department has mode public
An order lias been issued mustering Red Cross convalescent hospital, which lights of that train and shut off steam.
the only ones reported in tiie South, ' the o ilier sent to Merritt hut evening navy departments. These cover the
these,
tire
captures
of
war,
as
are
ins*d
,®nt of service about 50,000 of the vol­ will soon be erected. H. O. Low, Meanwhile lie had whistle«! for brakes
T h e A r is o n » <#<T fo r M a n ila .
ed to roer.d out the moral pnr|*«ses for ami no additional rases have been re­ regarding the occupation of Manila by greatest e x c u s e included in the other
unteer army force. Tire troops to he Chinese consul, has forwarded to the ami used every effort to stop his train.
San Franciaoo, Aug. 23.—The trans- which it was inaugurate«!, ami the ported in the last three days. At the American forces.
The or«ier fol classifications of the statements, and
mustered out w ill include all the vol­ San Francisco Red Cross Society <50,
Every one of the killed and injured !«*rt Aireona, with Major General Mer­
they will substantially increase the ag­
Montauk I’oint there are several sus lows:
greater
destiny
on
which,
as
a
nation.
unteer cavalry and volunteer artillery contributed by the Chinese cigar- was on th o Mansfield traili, and tiie riam and staff mi«l al.iut 1,3H0 troops
gregate of expenditures in exces* of
picious cases, but if it is yellow fever
We ure about to eutcr.
Merritt,
Manila:—The
president
in the United States at the present makers’ union.
only explanation of the fa.-t that the salle.l for Manila via Honolulu just be’
it is of a very mild type.
directs that there must l«e no joint what they would hare been in a condi­
” As a people, we, for the first time,
tim e, and a large number of infuutry
The government intends to take number of fatalities is not larger M
is [ ( fore
riooir today.
today. Tlte
Tiie S can d ia, w ith
lore titMui
occupation
with the insurgents.
Tiii tion of jieace.”
regiments.
W it h A t n e iie a n C o n s e n t .
look Clearly over the empire of th e
vigorous measures to preserve peace that the passengers were all in the
ie aiKitlier d etaeJu a-n j of sold iers, w ill de
Without the sacrifice of right­
Berlin, Aug. 22.—A dispatch iron Americans are in )*issession of Manila
WILL BE ENLARGE
Uncle Sam has no intention of reduc­ and keep order at Santiago and tiie forward end of the car, and must of part in a few «lavs. It is un.I.*ret«». I earth.
ing hiia navy to a peace footing. The territory under United States control. them at tiie time of the aoaident were that General Merriam carries with him eousness or honor, but as tiie ministers Hong Kong, dated August 19, and evi­ city, Manila bay ami barlior, and must
hirerl ships are to go, but those owned The emphatic order issued to LaWton either upon the front platform or stand­ plans ami authority to consti net Bar­ of both, tiie invitation com«*« to ,t.«ko dently offl.-ial, says: The Kaiser Au­ preserve peace and protect persons with­ Y e l l o u . t o n e P a r k To<t S m a lt fo r a Ga i a .
P A M erv e.
gusta, which left Manila with dis-! in the territory occupied by the m ili­
ing by the door.
by the government, to the number of a few «lays
. ago
_ will lie followed by or-
_
racks an,I hospitals for tho troops at our share in the opportunitii*s ami re­
tary
and
naval
forces.
The
insurgent»
sponsibilities
of
this
wi.ler
field.
The
Washington,
Aug. 30. —It is very
patches
from
Admiral
Diiairichs,
after
Mary Fitzpatrick, 10 years old, was Ibmolulu, which port is now attached
at least 100, w ill be retained in the Je,s »ending enough disciplined troope
and all others must rt*cognize tho m ili­ prohable that within a short tme the
service at least temjiorarily. The rev- ! 10 enable him to carry out the instruc- taken from the wreck unconmioua, and to the department of the Pacific, of immediate question, the one that, by the fall «if that city, will return there
its solution, will either bring in «u bar today. Augustin and his family ar­ tary occupation and authority of tht Yellowstone National Paik w ill be en­
enue cutters will be turned batk to the 1>< mis of the secretary.
died just as the special train beaiing which he is the co:iiniari<ling officer.
out
of this larger national sphere, re­ rived on boani the cruiser. Von Di«*d- I nited Mates and tin* cessation of hos­ larged to the extent of aome 150 square
treasury department.
A naval programme for presentaion the injured started for Boston. Twenty-
lates
io the permarmnt occupation of richs, at tiie request of Augustin, guvs tilities proclaimed by the president. miles, wliich w ill be added to the
Sts»»ni«hIp
one
of
tho
injured
were
taken
011
this
A t San Francisco, P. J. Corbett, to congress involving the iirim«*liate
our
Spanish
conquests.
Tie- true them passage by arrangement witli tht Use whatever means are in your judg western extremity of the reserve. For
fatlier of James J. Corbett, the pugilist. >»nstruction of 15 warships, has been train.
Falmouth, England, Aug. 23.—Tht
question is not whether Pert«« Rico, I Ameri.-an comnian,l«*r. Augustin has ment necessary to attain this end. All some little time tiiis question bos
shot and killed his wife ami then adopted by tiie naval boards of experts.
Tho scene about the little station at British stearuor Toledo, Captain Wis-
law-abiding people must be treated b«en under consideration at the inter­
turned the weapon upon himself with to which the subject has tieen referred Sharon was a terrible orie. A large hart, which sailed from Galveston on Hawaii ami the Philippines are intrins­ left Hong Kong en toute for Spain.
alike. By order of the s«*cietarv of war. ior depjtrtment, but not until now
ically
worth
the
res,ainsibiliti««s
in­
S l a u g h t e r In <*hina.
fatal effect It is believed the mur­ by Secretary Long. It provides for corps of surg«*ons and two un«lei takers July 30 for Rotterdam, struck on (»rim
’’COKBIN,
have active steps been taken looking to
derer was demented. Ho has been In three battle-ships, three first, throe sec­ arrived soon after the accident and im ­ Rock, Sicily islands, last night in a curred by their occupation, but wheth­
London, Aug. 22.—The Hong Kong
“ Adjutant-General.”
the improvement. Commissioner Her­
er
their
commerce
and
resources
will
extremely poor health for some time. ond-class and six protected cruisers, mediately set to work to relieve the dense fog and foundered almost iintnixl-
,
..
,
correspondent of the Times says: ’’Th«
mann of the general land offlee !ias
Death was instantaneous in both eases. each to be the finest and most formida­ suffering and care for the liodiee of the iately in 25 fathom's of wat«ir. There counterbalance t ie new dangers th a t» slaughter in Southern China continues I
A CORNICE COLLAPSED.
gone to the Yellowstone for the pur­
dead. There were very few ligiits about was j |,st t,,no to launch a large Ixrat, their acqu.rem«*ut would tutroduee .„to Corpses fl.iat past WuChow daily Twe I
Captain John W. Phillip will be de- ble of its class.
pose of investigating the' matter, and
our po iti«*al system. For 1 see behind hundred rebels who had entered Tai
^fached from the command of tiie bat-
A Ponce special says: Repoits are tiie portion of the track where tiie ac­ ami al! were saved, many clad in their them, in the horizon toward winch we Wong Kong were defeated bv General t F o u r M en K i l l e d a n d F iv e I n j u r e d In w ill consult with the ktiepers of the
P liil» < 1 e lp h l» .
TW^hip Texas and Captain Charles D. coming in from all directions of out­ cident occurred, and the surgeons were night clothes only.
Philadelphia, Aug. 20.—Four men park, as well as others who have been
The Tol«*lo was" built in Sunderland are heading, looming up fro,,, the Pa-1 Mawho. who killed 1C
<*ig3lw*e will succeed him in command. rages committed within the Spanish coni|«elled to do their work in almost
the rebels
urging the project.
cific,
mountainous
mterests
and
oppor-
an(1
took
40
of
them
prisoners.
in 1882 for John Tully. Her n«*t r«:gis-
The were killed and five others badly in­
Captain P h illip ’s detachment is due to lines. Doubtless many of these are ex­ total darkness.
tunity, against which the outlines of gentry in the districts of
jured
this
afternoon
by
the
collapse
ol
V e s u v iu s E r u p t in g .
Fifteen
ambulances
waited
tiie
ar-
ter
was
1,818
tons;
gross
register,
3,843
the fact that he will reach tho flag aggerated, but rumors of a massacre at
Paklan and
tho Philippines are but a mere speck_
Naples, Aug. 30.— Vesuvius is again
/, rank,
- ’ T tiie grade
---- of
— commodoro,
—— vx-vr. w, upon
"¿nsij ( Llalee are confirmed. Some of the na­ rival of the train at tho Park square tons. She was 301 feet long by 42.1 soiuething more than islands, nothing Wu Gun daily send to the magistrates a cornice on a new building in the
between 10 azid 20 rebels for execution. course of erection, at 475 North Fifth in a state of active eruption. Four
the rotirenieut of Admiral bicard on tive« took refuge in the belfry of a station, which brought the injured from feet in breath and 28.3 feet depth of else than a continent.
street Tiie dead are:
Albert Green , streams of lava are flowing down the
---- ------------------
September 3.
cathedral and fired on the Spanish tho scene of the wreck. A great crowd hold.
M ilitary P rlau n en E scape.
“ Within Asia lies the interest and tiie
bricklayer;
Thomas
Lyons,
bricklayer; mountain side at the rate of 400 yards
Ìlio president lias appointed two tr«xq>s, but they were overpowered and had assembled, and a force of police­
F t b iii C o p p e r lU v e r .
San Francisco, Aug. 22.—Three pris
opportunity that, by its largeness,
Christian Schoelter.' proprietor of a ci- an hour. The ch<
chestnut trees on Mount
men were necessary to keep them from
commissions to adjust the evacuation macheted to the number of 80,
Seattle, Aug. 23.—One hundred and dwarfs every other prospect.
oners
escaped
front
the
military
prison
I favor
gar store neat by; Harry Evans, brick­ Somna have been burned.
Constant
of Cuba and Porlo Rica They are
The names of the men killed and crowding onto the tracks.
fifty «lisappointed prospectois arrive«! I the acquisition of Porto Rico, paitly on Alcatraz island last night. Th«*y layer, of Camden, N. J.
exploeions are heard in tbe central cra­
Lined upon the ¡platform were 14 hero tonight from Ctipper river, Alaska,
maiie up as follows: For Cuba— Major- wounded In the battle before Manila
secured
u
rowboat
and
started
for
tbe
b«»cau8e the moral purpose of tiiis war
Green ami Lyons were at work on a ter, which is em itting smoke and
General James F. Wade. Rear-Admiral are John Dunsmore, First California; stretchers, w hile 30 hospital attend, en the steamer Excelsior.
They demands tiiat it sliouhl not longer be a mainland at dark. Sentries fired at
scaffold directly beneath th«) oornio« flames.
ants
and
a
number
of
surgeons
were
on
W. T. Sampoon, Major-General Mat­ Edward O'Neil, First California; Au­
brought witli them copies of a set of res­ political plague spot in the otherwise them, but no trace of tho fugutives has
ami the others w«)re on the sidewalk.
thew C. Butler. For Porto Rico— gustus Tbote, Twenty-third regulars; hand.
B i g F ir e In K u u l a .
olutions passed at a recent miner’s purifi«*i Caribbean sea, hut chiefly yet been discovered.
The cornice weighed nearly 10 tons,
Daniel C. McCann, an express mes­ meeting, sotting forth that gold in pay­
Major-General John R. Brooke. Rear- Clemente Bauer, Twenty-third regu-
St.
Petersburg.
Aug. 20.—A great
because it is at the gateway to the
Tw o P r iv a te . R IH .d.
and in falling carrie«! the scaffold and firt* at Nijni Novgorod, capital of tae
‘ Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, Briga- ,ar®: Arohie Patterson, Thirteenth senger on tiie New Bedford train, had ing quantities hail never been discov­ Caribbean—a sea that when the com­
Kansas
City,
Mo.,
Aug.
22.—Al-
tiie men to the street. Green and Ly­ government of the same name, about
dier-Genera! William W. Gordon.
j Minnesota; William Lewis, Nebraska bis right hand and arm badly lacerated ered in the vicinity of Cop|« r river, and merce of Asia is fully develop«*) and
It is against tiie rule to carry r*fiin,enL Robert McCann, Fourteenth and bis right knee painfully injured in that the Valdes glacier was impassable the Nicaragua canal opened w ill, from plionso Dayton, a private in the ons were instantly killed, and bhui « 250 miles northeast of Moscow, has de­
matclies on board a mixleru man-of- rekulart, Samuel Howell, Fourteenth extricating a man who was pinned b<>- for large outfits. Tho resolutions also both a naval and commercial view, be­ Twenty-third Kansas volunteer infan­ time passed before they ami tiie othari stroyed a number of factories aud SO
try, and another negro were run over could lie taken from under tho debris , houses.
regulars.
tween tho engine’s head plate and the censure the boom of the country by cer­
war.
Foity persons were injured
come the most iuiiairtant water on the and killed by a Union Pacific passenger Schoelter aud Evans died in the bos
flooring
of
tho
tclesoopeil
car.
Just
in
and the damage will amount to 1 50, -
tain truiiB|«ortution companies.
M in o r N e w s I t e m a .
face «if the globe. I favored thea,-quisi- train w«*»t of here today.
pital.
By the bursting of a waterspout at front of .the prisoner lay his wife,
000 roubles.
tion of the Philippines, or so much of
Bismarck’s personal estate, it ie said, Mudiana, Spain, 40 persons were crushed and bleeding, ami he was un­
I
n
j
u
r
e
d
a
t
u
K
tillU
g
h
t.
1’o
r
t
o
B
l
e
o
T»rifT
K
a
t
e
s
.
S p a n is h C unim iM «iuners.
them as may be needed, solely because
S e c r e c y N o t E x p la in e d .
amount«*] to about <3,000,000.
drowned.
able to move hand or foot to help her,
Loudon, Aug. 22.—A dispatch from
London, Aug. 20.— The Madri«l cor­
Washington, Aug. 23.—The war de­ in tiie new career of commercial activ­
Berlin,
Aug.
20.—Official
and
lead­
Tho woman died in a few moments. partment has promulgated tariff rates
The Pennsylvania alien tax law has
of the Daily Nows «ays
says that
The tug Nimrod wont down in a imle
ity upon which I trust we are alx.ut to Madrid to tho Times says: it is re­ in g papers display anxiety to show tlial respondent «»
iieeu declared unconstitutional and off t ’upe SL Bias and 12 of her crow Steam was arising as in a Turkish for Porto Rico. The rate is tho .Span­
ported that at a series of bullfights at the removal of Governor Augustin I —
8 -“ “nC° “nd
outer,
we
need
clear
aoross
tiie
Pai-ific
a
--------a,i<*
void.
bath. The heat from tiie escaping ish minimum tariff heretofore inforced
were drowned. ' '
lino of naval stations and home ports; the village of Vieulvaro, four miles from Manila was in no way intended , Admiral Manterola have been appoinx-
steam was intense. Mr. McCann said
Twenty school yards in Boston were
fi««m
Madrid,
on
Monday,
28
persons
in the island. The tobacco sciiedule is stations in every sense our own, cai ty­
Io offend America, lint as a mere act o) ed commissioners for Cuba and Gener­
Tiie emperor of China hns to fast 64 that many people were slightly burned, the same as tor Cuba.
were injured.
O|*ened as play grounds for children
ing
uuder
the
soil
tiie
American
title
oourtesy.
The Kolniche Zeitung and als Macias and Ortega and Admiral
days in each yeur for the Hake of reliv- though in their heroic endeavors to
during the summer months.
and
over
it
the
American
flag.”
S
t
r
e
n
g
t
h
e
n
i
n
g
t
h
e
N
»
ry
»
tiie
Post
follow
tho Nord Deutsche Al- Valleriuo for Porto Rico. It is prohj-
ion.
assist the injured tiie workers did not
Cecil Rliodes is trying to get back at
Shafttir
lias
informed
the
war
depart­
Berlin, Aug. 22.—The Russian gov­ gemain Zeitung in declaring that Ad­ ble, the correspondent says, tiiat Sen.ir
Fire entirely wijied out tiie town ol know it.
th«j polls in the South African repuh-
ment that it will not bo necessary to
The Spanish armada consisted of 132 ernment has ordered a 6,000-ton iron­ miral Dewey approved of General Au­ Leon y Castillo, the Sjianish ambassa­
C. B. Frye, oi Revere, Mass., one of semi any m ote troops to Santiago for ships, 3,165 cannon, 8,766 sailors,
lie the power he lost by the Jameson ^ n t e r Ridge, Ark., with a population
gustin’s departure, but all semi-official) dor to Fiance, will preside at tbe ses-
tiie injured brought to this city, is the preservation of peace and good 2,088 galley slaves, 21,855 soldiers, clad vessel from the Krupp works at
raid.
|
,rA»0.
explanations
fail to explain why sc | sions of the Paris commission. Senor
Kiel
and
a
similar
vessel
from
the
Near Holbrook, A. T.. a Santa p j
Sir Thomas Lipton has given <500,- dead, making the total number seven. order.
Moret s candidature is made i«**| -os*:-
1,355 volunteers,
much secrecy was observed.
Vulcan works at Tetttin.
ble by tiie hostile attitude of tiie pres.*.
N o r w e jla a B u rk S u n k.
N
e
g
r
o
P
r
i
v
a
t
e
K
i
l
l
e
d
.
Pacific train was wrecked and two per- ? *
S.lart C‘‘*U*P ’«ailing rooms in
A t t e m p t t o B lo w U p » S t a t io n .
M o ra l» » la D e a d .
D » k o ta T om w d o.
eons were kill«*] and 13 others were , Lon<lon for w ak in g las.ple.
Aldenburg, England, Aug. 23.—The
Macon, Ga., Aug. 22.—Jim Neely, a
Or<*»«n B e c r n lt a G o F o r w a r d .
Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 20.—An at­
Washington.
Aug. 22. — United
Gary, 8. I)., Aug. 20.—A terrific
San Francisco, Aug. 20.—General
badly injured.
f In Baltimore Mrs. Hannah Lillis and Norwegian bark Nimbus, Captain Nick- tempt was made last Wednesday at negro private in the Twenty-fifth in­ States Minister Hunter, of Guatemala,
! her little daughter and Mrs. Bessie elson, for Snnsfel, Sweden, was sunk Steveston to blow up tile police station fantry, was shot and killed at Hamp­ cables the state department that Gen­ wind and hail storm struck Mortz sid­ Miller has issue«! an order attaching
Tjie state normal and industrial ool-
ing, about five miles west of here, to­
Wheeler, were fatally beaten by an un­ off hero today in collision with an un­ and courtroom with gunpowder.
A ton, Ga., last night. He was refused eral Morales, leader of tho revolution, day. Everything in the jiath of th« tiie recruits ol tiie Sorond Oregon regi­
l«tf” in Nortii Carolina have ordered known man.
known steamer. No lives were lost. cun ooiiaining 25 pounds of powder permission to drink at a soda fountuin
was captured Wednesday, ami died on storm was swept away. Eight peopl« ment to tiie third battalion of the
that the study of Spanish be a part of I
The Nimbus arrived at London on July was found underneath the building, di- and became abusive. When remon­
the way to prison at Ran Sebastian. lie «lead here, and many others art Twenty-third infantry. They will sail
Within the last four months 150,000 25, from Tadiose, Quebec.
the regular coursa
for Manila on the Scandia.
There
lectly
under Magistrate Pierson's strated with for swearing in tiro pres- With the assistance of the British gun­ known to have been killed.
tons
of
coal
have
been
delivered
to
the
The Japanese govermnent has offered
enee of ladies, lie assaulted Mr. W ill boat Lenndora, acting under tho re­
were
two
deaths
at
the
division
hospi­
chair.
Tho
fuse
had
burned
within
ships of die United States navy in vari­
Joliet, 111., Aug, 20.—Star Pointer
to supply 4j,e Philippine insurgents
tal t«*lu«< Private H. Applegate, com­
Henderson with his dagger bayonet. quest of tiie British, German and
M a li S te a m e r L a u n c h e d .
ous parts of the world.
made an effort at Ingalls Park today to six inches of the powder.
with arms and ammunition gratis in '
Henderson drew a pistol, but it was United Status consuls, the government
pany L, Second Oregon regiment, and
Philadelphia,
Aug.
20.—
The
Ad­
Fivo hundred American trolley cars ! lower tiie world’s record and liis own,
William Longlibridge was drowned in knocked from his hand and secured by
tiie event that the Unite«! States aban­
miral Dewey, the first of the four Private Allen, company K, Twenty-
forces
on
die
10th
of
tho
month
occu­
A
fast
truck
favoreil,
but
a
cool
breeze
the river near Oak Point, Wash., by the tho negro, who began shooting. A
don tiie islands and Hie Insurgents wit 1
nect;8Hary machinery for a big
third United States infantry.
W-* ire to continue their struggle for eleVtric Htrt,et ra‘lw*y system have been on tiie track wuh a handicap, and made upsettiug of a boat in wliich himself number of citizens joined in the iusi- pied Ocsoos, Morales’ stronghold. Mo­ steamers being built by the Cramps for
the
American
Mail
Steamship
Com­
I the time 1 : 5 9 a truly marvelous per- ami two other men were sailing. Lough- lade and Neely received wounds from rales flod. but was captured in a cave.
The city directory jnst issued indi­
, ordered by a concern in Paris.
independence.
T*hus ended the revolution in Guate­ pany, was launched successfully tbit cates a ¡Mipnlation of 100,000 for the
formance.
bridge’s companions escaped.
which he died.
afternoon.
mala.
city of St. Paul, Minn.
W h a t H a s H a p p e n e d In th e !
C ivilized W o rld .