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NEW S.
A big gale in San Francisco harbor
caused much damage to shipping.
The pottery trust has completed its
From All Parts of the New j organization unde- the laws of New
¡Jersey; capital, *20,000,000.
Uoilo Assaulted the Night of
World and the Old.
Steam er Roumania has sailed flora
December 1.
i Savannah for Havana w ith the first
regim
ent,
N
orth
C
arolina,
to
help
g
a
r­
O F IN T E R E S T T O O U R R E A D E R S
rison the turbulent city.
fO O K ALL B U T O N E T R E N C H
The Paris court of cassation has
C o in p r v h e iir tiv e R e v i e w i»f t h e I im p o r t- granted a stay of proceedings in the
a n t H a p p e n in g « o f t h e P a « t W e e k Picquart trial, and thereby invoked the A c c o r d in g t o a S p a n ia h R e p o r t , T h e y
W e r e F i n a l l y K c p u la e d W it h G r e a t
C u lle d F r o m t h e T e le g r a p h C o lu m n s . fury of the anti-D revfus press.
DEATH
Ih .
C uban
OF
NO . 42.
G A R C IA .
P a t r i o t » V ic tim
N o r t h e r n C lim a t e .
I I
K eep Y our E y e on th e L ead er.
ENGLAND
of
t il«
To the
WILL
C O N SE N T .
M o d lf lc n t iu n o f t h e
H u lw e r T r e a ty .
WORK IN ALASKA
C la y t o n
'W ashington, Dec. 1 ».—G eneral Cal­
New York, Dec. 12.—A dispatch
to
ixto G arcia, the distinguished Cuban
the Herald from Washington says:
warrior and leader, ami the head of tho Filipinos Are Not Hostile to
I resident McKinley is in favor of open­
commission elected by the Cuban as­
the Americans.
ing negotiations with G reat B ritain for
sembly to visit this country, died here
tho puproso of modifying tiie Clayton- P r o p « , Made in Minin« D evelopm ent-V ain, ol the Salmon Indue
this morning, shortly after 10 o’clock,
Bulw er treaty so as to perm it the con­
at the Hotel Raleigh, where the com­
try—Agriculture in the Fa, N o rth -N e e e» a ,y L e g a tio n - I n .
WORD FROM DEWEY AND O T IS struction and control of the Nicaragua
mission lias its headquarters.
canal by the United States.
teresting Report of Governor Brady, of Alaska.
I ho sudden change from the warm
Should congress during the present
clim ate of Cuba, w ith the hardships A a t h o r l t i e i L o o k f o r Nu
I>l tlic iil ty in session fail to enact the pending Morgan
he had there endured, to the w intry
M o cu rin g
th e
R e le a *e o f S p a n is h
One of the most interesting docu­
hill the president also favors entering
L u m - H e a t h s a t M a n ila .
he would have no assurance th at it
weather ef New York and W ashington, '
.
V r ia o u e r s —L 'o n d ltio u a I in p ro v in g .
A m ining suit involving property
m ents recently received at the .
into
negotiations
with
N
icaragua
and
Is responsible for
the pneumonia '
departm ent is the annual report of John ?f°i ' 1 •’« accepted by the government.
valued
at
*3,000.000
has
been
entered
Costa Rica looking to the construction Â
Over 300 K entucky tobacco-growers
e , œ
' n Æ
£ 3 :
M anila, I)cc. 13.—According to re­ •vhicli resulted in his demise. H ocon-
met at Lexington to form ulate a plan in the courts of C alifornia by a Mon­ liable advices received from Iloilo, .meted a slight cold in New York, ! W ashington, Deo. 12.—The navy de­ of the canal under the auspices and con­
tana
syndicate
against
prom
inent
C
ali­
of action against the tiu st, which, they
capital of the island of Panay, in the •vhicli did not assume an alarm ing partm ent lias received a cablegram from trol of the United States.
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claim , threaten s to deprive the grow- fornia capitalists.
Gn the authority of a high official of of subjects N a tiv e to th e great N o „ h - s e q Z " " ? ’S
\ i-ayas group, the insurgents attacked •»age until early the part ef last week. A dm iral Dewey, sum m arizing tlie ex­
west
territory,
covering
everything
from
not
a
togie
homes“
^
er'
eis of th e ir lu st profits.
In a recent public address in W ash­ Iloilo the night of December la n d cap­ L ist Tuesday night, G eneral Garcia,
the adm inistration it is stated th at there
isting conditions ut M anila, and such
mission Rtwtii.ua
io »hz.
a-
«omesiea ler
ington
Count
von
Goetzen
said
th
a
t
the
is
absolutely
no
foundation
for
the
re­
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i
o
n
.
.h
e
m
in
in
g
¡indus-
G eneial Miles lias completed his bill
tured all the Spanish trenches, except
n company with the other mem hers of points in the Philippines as have been
tries. Probablv ,,l0r© space is devoted land office at’ Sitka ”
in the
for the reorganization of the arm y. It only good volunteers among the United l ane.
They then notified G eneral Rios ■lie commission, attended a dinner visited by his officers. Advices also port th a t G reat B ritain , through Sir
to
gold
m
ining
than
any
oth
er
subject,
'
Ju
lian
Paunoefote,
has
protested
to
the
States
troops
during
the
late
war
were
is based on European lines and pro-
to remove th e women and children, iiven in his honor by G eneial Miles, have been received from G eneral Otis,
In tiie m atter of wagon roads, rail­
tiiat being the predom inating industry
^vides for th e creation of three new offi­ the Rough Riders.
■Hid threatened to renew the attack on n.d it was a result of the ex|>osure th at the com m andant o f the U nited States state departm ent against th at feature
roads.
etc., a different condition exists
ol the president's message dealing w ith at th e present tim e. Of th is, Mr. As soon as the right of wav bill had
I t is now understood th a t M ajor-Gen­ the following night.
Elim inated in his death.
cers, a general and tw o lieutenant-
m ilitary foices in tlie islands, and they
Brady says:
the
canal
question.
On
the
contrary,
I
During tlie 12 hours or more preeed- both go to show a notable improvement
generals, and a total strength of 100.- eral Janies F . W ade, president of the
Wlien these advices left Iloilo, G en­
Ih e past year has been one of won­ passed, numbers of filings were made,
000 tuen.
U nited States evacuation oomnrittee, eral Rios was expecting reinfoicem ents ' *'
lissolution. General G arcia was in conditions and the growth of a bet­ the autho iities have every reason to be- I
and several roads of various character
derful progress. During the w inter are
MeKin- ' nd deld guns, and the plan was for unconscious most of the time. A t in­ ter sp irit among those factions of the neve thut the B ritish government will an.’
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An explosion of am m onia on board will be appointed by P resident
spring
ail
sorts
of
vessels
were
nut
A, now
P n ,,. in n progress
, , of construction.
consent to any reasonable modification
„ « " « S
the m arine hospital ship Bay State, as ley m ilitary governor of western Cuba. I !1,e s Pan >81' gunboats to shell, if the tervals lie recognized one or more of natives which promised to give trouble. of the Clayton-Bulw er treaty th at the in.» , h .
Douglass
The suprem e court of Nebraska has jnsnr*‘*u ls .‘ Reeled an entrance.
The those about him. In |,is «lying mo­
This fact is particularly gratif.-ing,
she was lying a t a slip on the Brook­
" itii passengers and purnn
cargo o,
to the ___
verv airh™„‘h T i 7 " c : railways
““ waj8 n 10 operation,
president
may
desire,
so
as
to
remove
, ' gn re&,dents were 8Watly alarm ed, m ents, as all through J,ia busy and ac­ as the U nited States governm ent is a l­
lyn side of th e upper New York hay, decided th a t the bondsmen of ex-State
the obstacles which it places in the
a « '“ « '« » I . .................
killed Robert Twiss and seriously in ­ Treasurer B artley w ill have to make “n . n,erc,,a" tnleu have been ordered tive life, his thoughts were for his be­ ready giving considerable attention to 'La.L .’.Or th ? C0ntro1 uf ‘ho canal by this ¡
00
P'lod upon and Railw ay & Navigation
loved
country
ami
its
|>eople.
ami,
,
under
th
e snow upon t k e ' ^ t s o f ,ia " 7 y & Navigation Company has
gooti
th
a
t
official’s
shortage«
and
steal-
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L
*
,l!e
*
,:‘rl’or-
a
tho best means at hand to redeem the government.
jured 15 men. The accident occurred
rags from the state, am ounting in all i. M ea,,’U n ‘® tb © SPanisb authorities among his last woids, were irrational pledge it was placed under by the treaty
in the ice-making plant.
ar‘y
So satisfied are the officials on this th e Alaskan mountains. The U nhed of the m h r t“ " 6
to about *700.000.
I have been advised th at the Tulisanos m uttering«, in which lie gave orders to of Paris to secure the release of the
States contributed bv far t h e la,™
1° ° !ber large companies, having
Senator H ale has introduced in the
his .-on.who is on his staff, for the bat­ Spanish prisoners held by the P h ilip ­ point that negotiations will soon be un­ » » ■ „ e r o . p r . , ^ X ’L ' m f ' i K
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senate a jo in t resolution authorizing
tle which he supposed was to occur to­ pine natives. T here are about 500 der way which it is hope<J. will m l-
th e secretary of the navy to erect a i “ r . i J
morrow. ami in which he undeistood clerical prisoners, and the governm ent m inate in an agreem ent especially in ­
m onum ent, in Havana, to die memory trail of G liett, the Kansas plunger, on poit Isla de Luzon reports th at the in- there were only 400 Spaniards to com­ is confident th a t tlieir captors will de­ tended to give this governm ent tlie state in the
of the saiiors and m arines who lost a r l ° w i n ° V r'i ’ *40’000 sl,ort- How- surgents around Iloilo were repulsed bat. Ju st before he died he embraced
lig h t to construct and control the pro­ and ingents. These prospectors, as a ffist-d L s i l 'n l v h “
WaJ
liver them upon proper representations
contingents.
posed waterway.
ask the governor of Kansas to with great slaughter December 6 while his son.
th e ir lives by the explosion of the ard
from G eneial Otis and Admiral Dewev,
class,
were
fine
specimens
of
manhood
•„
I
a
.
J
h
aS
,
D
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‘
b
e
e
n
s
Pa
red .
M aine. The bill is recommended bv issue requisition papers for his extradi- attem pting to storm the last entrench­
Rev. Father Magee, of St. P a tric k ’s made possible through Consul Wild-
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t
is
calculated
th
at
3,200
outfitted
a
peer
I
t
^
i
Y
^
h
etan'j6
w
ithout
S
T
IL
L
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E
A
C
H
IN
G
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tion
to
New
Mexico.
the navy departm ent.
ment.
According to this story, 500 church, was called in during the day, m an. It may be necessary to ta ll the
for Copper river, several hundred went c o K t i o S th at
“ ent.oned, in this
To shield the flag from desecration
Sam Sm ith, trainrobber, has been insurgents were killed or wounded by .«ml was with G eneral G arcia until the navy Into service in th is' m atter, tot R u s s ia , G e r m a n y a n d F r a n c e In th «
is th e object of a bill to be presented sentenced to be hanged at Eldorado, , tho m achine guns.
in«l, adm inistering the last rites of the the reason th a t some of the prisoners
P a r t i t i o n i n g o f C h in a .
Catholic church. O ther members of are held in captivity on other Islands
to congress by the American Flag As­ K an., for the m urder of oitizen Bel- 1
Shanghai, Dec. 12.—John B arrett
H e a th « a t M a n ila .
the commission and Mr. Rubens, tlieir
sociation. It provides for punishm ent ford, who was one of a posse th a t resist­
W ashington, Dec. 13.— M ajor-G en­ counsel in this country, were also in than Luzon, which can be reached best formerly U nited States m inister tc ’ one of tiie largest branches of the Yu- used in building Dvea and
of any person using the flag for adver­ ed Sm ith and his partner, Tom W ind.
and most effective by A duiiial Dewey’s Siam , lias returned here after visiting G r i Î À m ^
Skagway,
railroads aíid
tising purposes, for clothing or aw n­ W'ind pleaded g n ik y to second-degree eral O tis , com m anding at M anila, has the bed-chamber when the end came.
ships.
Peking and the principal cities and ^ « v i n t« y , Kotzebue sound. K jy a k u k frem P u Z s u m f “ i118’ was BbiPP<^
made
the
following
report
of
deaths
in
ings or in any other m anner which m urder and was sentenced to 20 years.
The rem ains were im m ediately pre­
Besides these clerical prisoners, the ports.
in vtiina
China - e r and m any other
h are _ all
"he X V m ^ p r e s s e s the hope th at
He «.vs
says the
, Uo s situation
i t u a t i o n in
his command:
other places
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shall tend to its desecration.
pare,! for burial, ami were placed on a
The Spanish governm ent lias issued
"D ecem ber 8— Fred J. Norton, pri- bier in the room in which he died. A Americans themselves hold nearly 15,- is one of a most critical nature, and been visited by prospectors th is season.
000 Spanish soldiers as pi isoners. men M anchuria is no longer Chinese, but The declaration of w ar against Spain congress, during the short session, will
Alex H anson, a fisherman, about 50 the following semi-official note relating Va‘©’ comany I , Second Oregon, dvsen-
These Russian territory.
He asserts tiiat checked the tide. Most of tlie Am er­ paes upon a code of civil procedure for
years of age, was drowned in about to the president’s reference to the loss ,ery; ^ r;,nk M. Hibbs, piivate, cotu- large ( uban flag served as a covering, captured at tlie fall of M anila.
the d istrict of Alaska,
three feet of w ater on the tideflats in of the Maine in his message to con- ' ian- A,Second Oregon, dysentery, lieait and the head rested on one of sm aller are actually on parole about the citv, New .1 Chwang, the chief northern port icans who X
proceeded
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SUH Dawson
COTO- com-
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dimensions. T he face ami bust were and the question is how are they to be
front of A storia, Or. He was in a skiff gress. “ Spain has been treated bv the
' the movement of American products, P,a >ned of tlie m ining lu le sa n d regula-
S a lm o n i n d u s t r y ,
left
exp,-etl
to
public
view.
The
fea­
returned to Spain.
This m ust be set- is also piacticaily Russian, and is liable t'«™ . and the m anner in which they
th a t overturned, and he made no effort conqueror with unexampled cruelty and I
f)f
salmon industry, a great deal
December 9— H arry G. H ibbards,
Í h e ± ? a,‘-
y’
e
were carried out. This had the effec’t
There can be no d^nbt th at
to save him self, although ropes and is resigned to her fate; but she can not eorp” ra1' company K, Second Oregon, tures ha<i a rem arkable lifelike appear­ tied by the peace commissioners at
ance, and gave no indication of the Paiis.
boards were throw n to him from a a net tolerate President M cK inley’s accusa- tyPbo,d L-ver.”
om
.0 ,“ -r f*^n!an en ,safeguard to par- to drive m any upon the Alaska side, th l« industry iso n e o f great im poitanee
¡suffering which the deceased l.ad
above. H e left a widow and several tion. for she is conscious of her com-
am ount American and B ritish interests, and the claim s which were abandone,] for fiom figures given it is seen th at
T R O O P S F O R M A N IL A .
"orne. Ju st above the head rested a
children.
FIL E S HER P R O T E S T .
B arrett says, is im m ediate and united for ‘he first onrush to the Klondike the Alaakan output in the la«t vear
p 'ete innocence.’’
j magnificent «oral piece of red and Next
The first of the appropriation bills,
a
u io n by the interested governments to were relocated, and much other vaina marketed at *2.977.019.
The red
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p
e
d
i
t
i
o
n
W
ill
C
r
n
ii
t
h
e
A
t
la
n
A bill will soon be drafted providing S p a in A c r e p t 4 t h e C o n a eq u en ceft III- w hite tit,I on. By direction of Major-
t i c t» c,.« n I n a t c * I o f I 'a r lU c .
m
n
?
.
s
,e
rrl,”
r-
v
iu
th
«
>
Chinese
J
hie
ground
discovered,
which
will
keep
ea'mon
seems
to
far
outnum
ber
all oth-
covering deficiencies for w ar expenses,
X »t u red l y.
leneral Miles a detachm ent of soldiers
for the taking of the 12th census.
New York, Dec. 12.— A dispatch to mp re to force reforms in the govern- laf«e num bersof men th e re th is w inter. ers- although th e pink and silver
reported to the house W ednesday, car­
M adrid, Dec. 13.—Tiie governm ent from battery E, Sixth attillery . under the Tribune from W ashington says:
New York savings banks have re­
ried for the w ar departm ent and m ili­
i prevent fnfther cessions of
"T h ere is no way of ascertaining the 6aln>on are found in large numbers
tary establishm ents, *60,711,689; for duced interest on deposits to 3 L per entirely approves the memorandum of •omniaml of L ieutenant Cox, was de­ The next regim ents to start for Manila I < ts and provinces and to insist upon am ount of dust washed out upon tlie Com paratively few king salmon were
protest against tlie action of tlie U nited tailed as a body guard for tlie rem ains. will embark at New York about the
’)Jx “n ;ioor l>olicv in all the porte Alaska side.
The am ounts given for taken last year. To pack these salmon
th e naval establishm ent. *5,568,853; a cent.
General Garcia, whose name will end of this month and will go through
¡States commissioners, filed by Senor
t-oina,
including
the
spheres
of
influ-
‘he
Klondike
and
its trib u taries vary f°r shipm ent, over 5,000 laborera are
to tal of *66.280.392.
This am ount,
A dispatch to the New Yotk Herald
ever la? linked w ith tlioee of other pa­ the Suez csnal.
Several reasons are given employed
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The expedition will : ence of Russia, Germ any and France, very much.
however, is a reappropriation of funde from Panam a says Salvador is now com­ M ontero Rios, at Pans.
Tlie memorandum protests against triots who have fought against unequal consist of three regim ents of regular in-I O therw ise, B arrett contends, the ira- w hy the output is sm aller than was of them and, strange to say, the most
heretofore allowed, but not available pletely pacific.
are Chinese.
It has been
i the refusal of the Americans to surren­ odds for the freedom of his country, fantry, distributed between two of the pending partition of the Chinese empire a"tieip ate 1— the scarcity of supplies found almost
after the close of the present Tear. The
impossible to educate the
The president’s message is satisfac­ der the securities depireite l in the treas­ ha« had a most active ami varied life largest converted transports owned bv : wUI seriously
cu
rtail
the
field
of
trade
;
«’’Peeially
lights.
fv,,OU¥,.v
, c”P«ciaUy lights, the high price of native Alaskan Indian to American
unexpended balance of these war funds
ex-
ts estim ated a t *91,816,165, of which tory to the Cubans and is taken as uries of Cuba and Porto Rieo by private most of which has been spent in fight­ the governm ent, with perhaps a convoy / •l'«astrouely affecting American and labor'
, . ai'd x, the 10 per cent royalty
. rangem ents are • Uritisb iufiuence ' «—
<-i-
J J — ca.’>n‘»8 m eihola, and thia, together
Spaniards, rem arking tfiat “ never has ing for tlie cause of Cuban liberty, of two w arships. Ai
in Asia.
th e war dep artm en t balance is *61,- proof of honesty of purpose.
acted.
Many
claim
s
are
being
held
Wlth ‘he tact th a t Chinese labor is ex-
216,261, and the navy ba'ance *33'-
A ssistant Naval C onstructor Hobson a civilized nation com m itted such an which he had tiie satisfaction of seeing now being made for this expedition by W A T T E R S O N
w ith the expectation th at supplies will ‘•« S ingly cheap, may account, in a
F O R E X P A N S IO N
accomplished so short a tim e before his A djutant-G eneral Corbin as rapidly as
652,903, The balances, therefore, are will go to M anilla to superintend the act of violence.”
e more abundant and not so dear, and mea8ttie, for the large number of Chi-
Secondly, it protests against the u lti­ death. He was a man of culture and possible, in view of its great im port­
considerably more than w ill be reap- raising of the sunken war vessels.
T his salmon
W h e r e E n g la n d R « S u c c e e d e d . A m e r - vonsequently cheaper labor, and th a t , ,leie in ‘h® canneries.
refinement,
of
splendid
d
u
r
a
tio
n
,
am)
m atum dem anding the Philippines.
propriated.
ance, and especially a« it involves co­
.he loud com plaint against the royalty ‘fad® during the past year was of suffi-
l e a M a y E x p e r im e n t .
The steamer Rosalie, which has just
T hirdly, it protests against the posi­ came from a distinguished family of
T he official tria l of the new torpedo arrived from the towns on the Lvnn tion in which those Spaniards are Jaiquaui.of Santiago de Cuba province. operation by tlie sta te and navy de-
New Y’ork, Dec. 12 —The Pare,a will cause the Ottawa government to cien‘ proportions to keep in constant
partm
ent
authorities,
as
well
as
those
Clnb
held its fiist m eeting of the win- abolish it. There w ill be no lack of use- during th e season, 53 steamers in
boat F arrag u t, in San Francisco bay canal, reports th a t a thousand men placed who desire to rem ain in Cuba.
He was born in Cogquin, October 14.
o f the war departm ent
ter
tonight,and
entertained and listened supplies this w inter, but there appears ad d >‘ion to the 712 lighters and small
iTO
ZD
DauBon
are
making
their
wav
to
was a successful one in every respect.
fo u rth ly , it protests against the ref- 1889, and was therefore in his 60th
The decision to use New York as the to Colonel H enry W atterson of Louis- to be a determ ination among th e h°ats.
th e coast.
year.
Meyer of Louisiana, has introduced
erenc© to the destruction of the M aine
In ‘he opinion of th e governor
point of em barkation instead of San villa, the s sj^
h a ak
k e er r of
of the
the evening m iners to keep np wages, and the roval-
Francisco de Franchi, who was shot ,n President M cK inley’s message to
r in tiie house a bill appropriating *12,-
* rancieco, uhence all the earlier forces Colonel W atterson spoke on “ Onr t.v is still demanded. So we can expect A laska should be well supplied with
B R Y A N 'S R E S IG N A T IO N .
YVatterson
spoke
on
dead
by
A
ntonio
Russo
after
a
saloon
«»ngress.
o
n
this
point
the
memoran-
000.000 for th e construction of a wide,
S t a n d for the Philippines,w as re a c h e d 1' ’
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■— ---------- < ountry; Its Dangers and Its Hones the product for the coming year to be ;nsPectors, the present force of two be.
deep channel from deep w ater of thè quariel in San Francisco, is said to duin says:
Chin«*
ing decidedly inadequate.
y G eneral Corbin after a careful re- Past, Present and to Come. ”
He de’ much c u rta ile d .’’
n r r o r a t lo u
for L ie u te n a n t
M ississippi n v t i to deep water of the have been an agent of the m uiderous • “ Spain has proposed arbitration, but
C o l o n e l V lfq u a in .
view of a num ber of considerations, clared him self in favor of the policy ot
^I^aking of quartz m ining, be savs:
La Mafia Society.
G u lf of Mexico.
the U nited States has refused to give
A g r i c u l t u r a l I’u i . i b i l l t l r a .
\ 0rv tich ore was discovered in the
! Savannah. G a., Dec. 13.—General th ie f among which was the urgency national expansion.
iier
the
right
which
is
granted
to
a
As
an
a g ric # tn ia l country, A laska is
The history of the document which
vicinity
of
K
etchikan,
and
manv
loca­
for
haste.
The
early
completion
of
the
"
I
am
not
disposed,”
he
eaid
“
to
Keifer.
who
is
in
command
of
the
re­
One more request of the Spaniards
w ill certify the passing of the oldest was negatived by the peace com m is­ crim inal; nam ely, the right of defend­ m aining troope of the Seventh army treaty of peace with Spain renders in- agree w ith the optim istic young Amer- tions have been made and developed. still in its infancy, little being known
Enough can he
colonial power in th e world and the sioners. Siiips and products ol Spain ing herself. The Spanish com m ission­ corps since General Lee’s departure for drsiienaable a prompt increase of tlie lean who believes th at th e ^ U n itv d Q uartz locations have also been made of its possibilities.
advent of tlie newest was epitomized will not be gran to-1 the same rights ip ers leave the care of fixing tlie res|«jnsi- Cuba tonight, confirms the rumor of American forces not only at M anila, States is bounded on the north on the at various places around the coast and learned, however, from exjterim ents
by Ju d g e Day in a single sentence: “ A Cuba and Porto Rico as those of the bility for the explosion to the en tire Colonel YY. J. B ryan’s resignation of hut to provide additional garrisons for aurora borealis, on the south bv tlie upon the islands, ns far as Unalaska. made in the past year, to satisfy those
world, which will say w hether those his command. B oth G en er.il Lee and
__ ™ are UC1U
held ln t0res‘ed ‘h at such crops as potatoes,
peace treaty to contain anything which United States.
im portant centers in the archipelago, equator, on the east by the rising sun The greater num ber of these
are lesponsible who desire the tru th , or G eneral K iefer endeavored to induce which will im m ediately fall under and on the west by etern itv but still I by poor men who are uot able to make cabbaSe. beets, peas and other m arket
th e victors put into i t ”
D isap p o in tm en t was the dom inant those iefusing to seek i t .”
developments of any considerable ex- ve»etables can. w ith proper attention
I Colonel Bryan to go to Cuba, but were American dom ination with its accotu- th in k somewhat th a t wav
Senor Romer, Mexican m in ister to impression left in the k aiser’s m ind by
The newspapers generally express re­ unsuccessful.
the conn-
panying responsibility foi the security
"A s for expansion, I thin k th at what ten t. Alaska is a splendid field for a an' care' ** rai?ed in P“ « 8
W ashington, has notified Secretary his visit to the Holy Land. His ad­ lief at the signing of the treaty.
Tiie
But grass, be-
At6.!“ " 11 pro,M'rt-v ’
,
England has done with safety, America class of men who can command capital tF‘V w*lbont difficulty.
Lieutenant-Colonel Y’ifquain, of the
H ay th a t Mexico has determ ined to ad­ dress to the Evangelical clergy in B eth­ independent organs, most of the provin­
the prei,ent t l u ,e ‘he governm ent mav attem pt.
If Dewev had onlv and who can exam ine these discoveries y5 nd ever-v ‘b in g else, promises to be
vance her mission here to the rank of lehem ju st published, candidly ex­ cial papers and the C arltst and repub­ lh ir d N ebraska regiment, who will ;
-ucceed Colonel Bryan upon the hit­ is wholly w ithout available transports «ailed away—but he did not, and where and come to term s with the ow nets for Hi®. a£ rlcul‘uraI w ealth of Alaska,
an embassy. Consequently, as soon as pressed th at feeling.
lican journals attack both political par­
le r’s resignation, received notice today in the Pacific ocean to meet the enter- he nailed the Stars and Stripes, there the purpose of development and sale. I , 18 18 b.ut Ilttle a PP>eciated a t present.
th e necessary steps are taken, the
ties, conservative and liberal, reprna h- from the Chinese legation a t W ashing­ gency. The dispatch of two
portant
d i s e o v c i i . a of
of gold l iu l j c e native . , 8,a
grasses
are nutritious,
nutritious, and
vessels they m ust sta r.
From
the
w
ar
departm
ent
comes
the
We mu«t V it’h e?™ . W
" " hile
“ t im
lraP°lta
n ‘ discoveries
are
U nited States m in ister to Mexico,
n n .. tly
A sses
t . fT
’ * othy,
. •
.
ing them equally with having brought ton that the emperor of China had con- I from the A tlantic, it is believed, will forward oi backward, end we cannot cn *’aveIb7 n niade on p '" e creek, flowing I * I r, 7 1 * XX" » I I, « W « r. ‘«
Tim
clover
and
Clayton, w ill become an ambassador. announcem ent th a t it is proposed to the country to the present pass.
fie,de I in
„ J ’i i - 'L V l “1,6'? . rarletle8 d« well, V one
tiierefore be particularly advantageous backward w ithout loss of self-respect^ • *-Dt° .L ak? .A-llln
i
ferred
upon
him
the
decoration
of
the
. . . . . . . . ’ tb e 1XVIV1C
I I l tbe
u e » v«cin-
I C in -
UÖ
send
regular
regim
ents
to
relieve
the
R epresentative Cousins, of Iowa, has
El Im parcial alone publishes the
lty of Bald Eagle and Sum Dam Chief 8Cre oi g,o,]nd ln prass there, for pas-
"T h e anti-expansionists ask how we QC
th e honor of introducing th e first bill volunteeers in M anila ju st as soon as contents o f the treaty, w hich produce« i Order of the Double Dragon in recog­ for the double purpose of bringing
AX’ AX I I n a
C k
1
.
*
H»* î n or a n » » h
A -. — . .
I
home from M anila such volunteers as can take these new resjionsibilities as well as Sheep creek, near Junean, turgage, being worth several acres in a
in th e house at th is session. I t is en- transportation can be atranged. The a less unfavorable impression tiian had nition of ids services to the Chinese
drier clim ate. There are m any varie­
have
made
even
better
showings
in
the
can
soon
be
spared,
and
increasing
the
residents
of
the
republic
of
Colombia,
volunteets
will
be
returned
to
the
when our own governm ent at home is
title 1 “ a b ill declaring a standard of
been expected, owing to the commercial i when he was United States consul at tra n sjo rt fleet in tlie Pacific.
ties of native berries, such as currants
The so adm ittedly c o rru p t
On the other past year than previously.”
value in the U nited S ta’e s,” and pro­ U nited States in the order in which and other concessions to Spain.
three regim ents of regulars have not hand, we are a nation of producers h in ­
fa v o ra b le reports are made of th e huckleberries, etc., but berries from
they
left.
Panam
a.
Lieutenant-Colonel
V
ilquain
vides th a t the standard of value in the
El Liberal says: “ The Paris negotia- is a graduate of the ro..al m ilitary been selected, but as none but those
the States, as a rule, do well under cul­
We m ust operations of the large American m in­ tivation.
U nited S tates is hereby declared to be
The finding of the court of inquiry tions offer a far Mdder spectacle than academy of Brussels, and served in the now in New Y’ork state and other At- dered by overproduction.
ing
companies
a
t
work
in
A
laska,
their
have a greater m a rk e t Also, the P iu l­
and is the standard gold dollar of 25.8 concerning the abandonm ent of the ^be ships which are bringing back our
service of tlie present king of Belgium, j lantic garrisons can he spared, the con- ippine islands are not furth er from the efforts seeming to be more abundantly ( "O f sto ck tak in g .” says the report,
g rains of standard gold, 900 fine.
Infanta M aria Teresa during the storm re Pa ‘riated soldiers, deplorable as the He served throughout the civil war in elusion was forced upon the authorities Golden G ate todav
but little can be sard. Reindeer will
than was San Fran- ( rewarded than are those of foreign cor­
In conform ity with tiie require­ of October 29, has been made public. condi‘ion of the la tte r is .”
soon be reated in vast herds.
In tlie
the Union aim y, and was breveted that economy as well as rapidity o f , cisco from W ashington when California porations.
m ents of the law the secretary of the , The court finds the abandonm ent was
Several m em bersof the United States brigadier-general by Abraham Lincoln. I
near future we expect to have the mail
action required them to lie sent by way was annexed.
The centralized jwwer
L and Law *.
treasury has transm itted to congresi not dne ,o any fault or neglect on the commission were inclined at first to I
i the M editerranean instead of jour- of modern civilization annihilated
8o mucTi of tlie land laws as relates transported by reindeer all over N o rth ­
th e estim ates of appropriations re- part of an.v officer of the navy, and publish the text of the treaty, but Sen- i
RETU RN S TO HAVANA.
i
“.0rO88. the ‘-’O'ltinent and then space and knits all together.
All na to m ineral lands and m ining claims, ern Alaska during the w inter, and at
quired for th e service of the fiscal doefl not think any further proceedings ator 1 rye made a strong plea yesterday
undeitakm g the trying and monotonous tional expansion for ns is but America, inasm uch as they are the same as are much less cost than at p resent.”
year, ending Ju n e 30, 1900, as fur- sbould be instituted.
for the observance of couitesv towaid M u ju r -G c n p r a l L e e S ta r te d
L u .t X IKh t voyage on the Pacific w ith no haven of the boy, grown to manhood and
T h e G o ir r n u r 'a R e c o m m e n d a t i o n ..
nat- now in fore« in the U nited States
nished by the several exceutive d e n a r i- ; m , ; i « « u-*
«a
the United States senate, and* his a r­
W it h 111. S ta ir .
rest after leaving H aw aii.
meuta. Those estim ates in d u d e " the th ^ 1 X X d dr C
r ”
proper, have given perfect satisfaction
urally reaching o u t.”
gum ents prevailed.
Before closing the report, a number
A
ctual
steam
ing
distance
for
full
Savannah,
G
a.,
Dec.
13.—General
throughout Alaska,
but • th e , nia“ er
perm anent annual appropriation ag- West ^ p e r l ^ WG / C° m ' 7 y “
of
ti
recom m endations are made, Among
F u rth e r details, however, have been
SEV ERE WIND ST O R M .
of homestead laws, quite a different them is the suggestion th a t JaDonski
poriop, »»is., a crow of rp¿n learned as to the wording o f the treaty, Lee and staff sailed foi Cuba this a fte r­ flowered vessels from N * York to
suggestion
iM w is S K
i ; , “
»»*«1 hr
noon on the transport Panam a. Crowds M anila, via Suez, is given by naval
state
of
affarrs
ex.sts.
The
idea
th
at
a
island
be built
up as a nLval sra ion
which provides th a t Cuba is to be re­ of people lined the wbaives as the hydrographers as 11,605 knots, while G a le B le w N in S ly -S I x M i l e , a n H o u r a t
propriation including deficiencies a^d ” Weaken.ln8 of ‘he pile foundation. linquished and tiiat Poito Rico and the
n.u. ma> < lg out ore upon lands and A ttention is also called to the fact that
P o in t R e y e a .
trans|>ort passed down the river.
As th a t from San Francisco to M anila, via
Four were buried under thousands of
s
r
s
i t z
' : .n r ;
miscellaneous expenses for the fiscal
San Francisco, Dec. 12.— Tiie storm
P h ilippines are to be ceded.
The the tugboat cut loose, the siren taken Honolulu, is given as 7,050 k n o ts.’ To
tons of burning coal. One, John M al­
year of 1898, and *462,647,885, the
A m ericans are to pay for the rep atria­ from the Spanish ciuiser A lm irante M anila from New Y’ork by wav of the which raged a ll over tlie Pacific « » , home, no, obi»,n ,i,l0
r, i a „ uvu
iej p proper
n ^ ,., cou
"
inowski, has been rescued alive, but is
last night and todav was on« ol »1,« ... 1 : , ,
am ount of the estim ates of 1899.
tion of the Spanish tioops from all the Oquendo after tiie
Cape of Good Hope is 13,585 miles, and most
m a precarious condition. The other 1 colonies. The Spaniards are to return ' mid
severe
ever
rc-nr.U.I
kv
n,.,
'
‘"P
ruden‘
bJ
the
at
Sitka,
where
the
now on tlie tug C am hiia screeclmd by way of the S traits of Magellan and
severe ever recorded by the
The estim ates given below are the three have probably perished.
buildings are in
A 8 a n ia “ « m iserable condition.
all prisoners held by them. They „re ‘he Panam a a parting salute ¿T nera
weather bureau. It extended from the
-appropriations for Oregon and W ash­
Samoa it is 16,900 mires.
of fact, th e land office has issued but
The appropriation
fo r
A la .t
Of the emergency national defense to re‘a '" possession of all m ilitary Lee w ill remain outside of H avana un­
northern border down to Texas and on«
ington for the coming year: G ray’s
I’«“ ©»» under the law ot March 8, schools has beln found for
q u ite insuffi"
F o u n d In t h e R a id OThTRuinx.
from
the
Pacific
as
far
east
as
Nebraska.
fund
of
*o0,00,0000,
the
navy
depart-
an<
u
,u
n
>tiöns
of
war
in
the
t
i
l
January
1,
when
lie
will
e
n
te
r
tb
e
harbor, W ashington, *500,000; Ya-
- , or rade and m anufacture, and oient, being but *30.000 per re a r
An
San Francisco, Dec. 12 —A nother In this city the wind attained a velocity
,ar8®8t anionnt, viz, *29,- f bl '¿’_p" ‘e8, and °,f 8n0^ ‘b il18 a8 have , city. Ti.e Panam a will land at M ari­
q n in a bay harbor, Oregon. *400,000;
body was taken from the ruins of the of 45 miles an hour, but at Point the am ount of land an applicant re- appropriation of tw ice th a t ’size'ooild
not
been
captuied.
The
commercial
*300,-
!
h
’8'
2
’4-
The
war
departm
ent
expen-
custom-house, P ortland, Or.,
ana, where General Lee w ill establish Baldwin hotel late last night. YY’reck-
ceives depends not on any law hut easily be utilized to good advantage,
tieaties
between . tho two nations, ’ which
000; C olum bia river and W illam ette i ditures of the emergency fund am ounted A
t
-
................a
itU| H psite select- ers delving in the debris on the Mar Reyes, right in the teeth of the gale, entirely on the w ill of the
his headquarters on mt-
the l cam
v
.1 1
L, i
m ud officer.
A further recommendation is mad«
the
wind „ swept
at 96 miles an
river below P ortlan d , *150,000; Co­ to *13,951,303. The state departm ent the war ruptured, are to bo renewed at ed by Colonel Hecker for the Seventh ket-etreet side turned up a charred
.
- along „ —
wlv law
law which
Even the
pass«',! last May, to the effect th at lighthouses and other
I mass
lum bia river at th e Cascades, *100,- received *893,000 from the emergency the convenience of the two nations.
corps, and will remain there until lie .,« .■ .0 . , , ich
1 ,0 ,0 0 . A
i ... ...........
S
- .......
-
............... .......................
000; entrance to Coos bay and harbor, fund. Of this *100,000 has been trans-
enters Havana.
nouncad
to
be
the
rem
ains
of
a
hum
an
ping
was
slight,
and
A
rrow
sm
ith.
111.,
Dec.
10.—The
foired
to
bankers
for
coast,
as
th e commerce has
Oregon, *100,000; lighthouse at Semi- 101
«<»
this departm ent
Iteing. There was absolutely nothing for eveiything, including the charges
greatly m ultiplied of late and demands
ahrnoo hay,
W ashington,
*25.000; at London ior ‘he use of the oommis- private bank of Taylor ¿k McClure was
B r o th e r -In -L a w A r r e ste d .
"T h ere are no surveyed lands in
lighthonse a t M iddle G round, Colum- I 81on a t Pfcrifi- ai,d *30,000 was advanced last night entered by robbers, who se­
New York, Dec. 12. — Win. P. Lynn, to iudicats the identity of the corpse, of towboat men for extricating vessels Alaska, nor has any system of survey such protection.
hich
is
lielieved
to
be
th
a
t
of
a
woman.
w
Governor Biady closes his report
bia river, *24,000; lighthouse a t Bur- ‘0 ,h e disbursing
,
, officer for the
— com­ cured *4,000 worth of negotiable paper brothei-in-law of Iglesias, president of Several letters were discovered near the from dangerous positions.
been provided. It is impossible, th ere­ with an ap|>eal to the Republican party
Costa Rica, who came to this country
mission prior to its departure for Paris. and escaped.
I rows’ island, W ashington, *15,000.
fore,
for
a
poor
settler
to
A
traveler
can
now go aiound the
acquire a to live up to its pledge and extend to
I Newport News, Dec. 13.— H enry Re- with the latter, is under arrest here. body, but they are not supposed to
homestead. If he
- d i n g , d e li
Senator Hale, of Maine, chairm an of fitt, private, company I, F irst K en­ He is charged by F. 8. Lusk, of Lusk, throw any light on the mystery, as they world in 50 days.
M la o r N e x t I t a .u a .
i, n 8 .t oB tan
j
* 8 sn rv fy ’ K , t e s “ æ
E x p l o s i o n a t e P o w d e r W o r k ..
the naval affairs com m ittee, has intro­ tucky regim ent, was killed, and H enry Y'yo., with failing to account to him are directed to Mrs. Benjam in W ether- J
The 26th body from th e wrecked
W ilm ington. Del., Dee. 12.— Five
duced a bill to revive the grades of ad­ C. Brehm, private, company B, same for profits on a Costa Rican railroad by, who, w ith het husband, escaped
H e a v i e s t O r ie n t a l C a r g o .
steam er P ortland came ashore at C hat­
from tlio building unharm ed.
The POW'ler m ills in tire yard of tlie Dupont
m
iral
and
vice-admiral
of
the
navy.
scheme,
H o p O u t lo o k .
nvolving about *100,000.
ham , Mass.
regim ent, was setionsly wounded last
Tlie Nippon Yusen Kaisha steam ship
W etherbys are now on tlieir way to P°wder works, near here, exploded this
A good outlook for the future of the
The United States governm ent will night by a sentinel who was stationed
C a rl H e c k e r S e n t e n c e d .
Portland, Or. He is a traveling sales “ oniing;
Robert M ollheny, John K inshiu Maru, which sailed from Yoko­ hop crop of th is year is presented, as
Special Tariff Commissioner Robert
build a railroad and a wharf in Cuba at the gangplank of tho transport Ber- ’ Fan Francisco, Dec. 12.—Carl Deck­
man for a M assachusetts shoe house.
J tig h t and John Moore were killed. ham a for Seattle November 29, is bring­ there is a good demand for them and a
P orter has sailed from Cuba for the
U nited States, having completed his a t once. Tiie wharf ¡9 to be a t Tris- lin, which brought tho regim ent from er, known to the police all over the
Eight other men were seriously injured. ing the heaviest caigo ever shipped from rather short supply. The m arket is at
coria, and the railroad will extend Porto Rico. The men started to leave ! country as tlie prince of forgers, was
It consists of
labors.
S p a n ia r d . F ro m M a n ila .
¡M ichael McCann, John M uthin and the O rient for Seattle.
present buying cautiously. They have
fiom th a t point to the m ilitary camp tho transport, but did not have a pass. sentenced to serve seven years in San
Barcelona, Dec. 12.—The Spanish Samuel Stew art are likely to die. The 3,500 tons of tea, silk and ourios. The done very little purchasing th is year,
Five hundred and fifty men of the at Regia, seven miles away. This ra il­ They ignored the injunction of the sen­ Q uentin todav, for defrauding the N e­
heaviest
previous
cargo
was
brought
on
New ¥ o rk regim ent have arrived in road will be the first to be built in try to stop, and when they attem pted vada hank o f tliis oity out of over *20,- steamer Buenos Ayres, from M anila ©«plosion was due to the fact th at a car the A gapanthus, which arrived in De­ so far, and it is almost certain th a t a
November 9, arrive,! today with re-
powder being wheeled into the press-
goo«l demand will in conseqeunce re-
San Iran cisco from H ononlulu to be Cuba under other than English aus- to pass him , be struck each of them 000 by means of a raised check, which
K inshiu i ^ i b d i g i ^ X m o i n J to S o n l y f ’ “
patrrated Spanish troops. There were room overturned, tire wheels of the car cember,
m ustered out.
i j pices, backed by English money.
over the head w ith his bayonet. Re- lie and three others presented to the 60 deaths on the steam er during tho running on the tracks by friction
set-
fitt’s skull was fractured, and he died bank for paym ent.
The Lincoln theater, a t Chicago, was
voyage.
Z '?
ting the powder on fire. The fiâmes man tho Japanese cruiser C hl'ose un i ^ l £
The president has sent to congress
dor construction in San F rancisco. ’
i 8c to the bnvet’in E n g llm t a" J >b° Ut
damaged by fire to the extent of *60.- the nom ination of Powell Clayton, of three hours later. Brehm was tran s­
S m a llp o x in a P e n n . y l v a n l a T o w n .
quickly
ran
to
five
different
points,
Yokohama, Deo. 12.—The govern­
ferred to the hospital last night. He
000.
H untington, Pa., Dec. 13.—B enja­ m ent has introduced in the diet a bill there being five distinot explosions of
A rkansas, to be ambassador to Mexico, w ill recover.
w i n P r o t e c t T h e ir F r u it .
Sonoma connty, Cal., has the honor
min Lee, secretary of the state board providing for increasing tlie land tax great violence.
The evacuation of th e province of Romero, the former Mexican m inister, !
______ ________ _
, The Clark connty fru it farmers are
r0ce*ving the highest price paid th is
T h e S u lt a n P r o m i s e , t o P a y .
P uerto Principe, Cuba, has been com­ having been raised to the rank of am ­
of health, arrived here tonight on his by 14,000,000 yen toward the estim ated
T o P e r p e t u a t e t h e G o ld s t a n d a r d .
at tbe bead
a movement which will • ear ^or boP8 on the Pacific coast, some
Constantinople,
Dec.
1
3
.—
Oscar
pleted.
return from Bedford, Pa., where he in­
bassador. Mr. C layton’s promotion
Chicago, Deo. 12.—The board of $om Pel tbe plain labeling of all Wash- Sonon,a hoP® selling for 19c.
Some
Strauss, U nited States m inister to T u r­ vestigated the nature of the epidemic budget deficit of 30,000,000 yen. The
The three masted, coal-laden schoon­ followed under an act of congress.
rem ainder of tne am ount tequired will d 'tectors of the Chicago board of tra«ie ngton prunes sent out to tho genera! cho>‘-’° Oregon hops brought 18o in some
key. had an audience with the sultan, prevailing there.
Dr. Lee says the
er Vamoose was wrecked on the R h o d e'
It is be- bavo ad«pted resolutions urging Me- m arke*'
The W ashington crop has 0a8e8, Tb© crop of the coast is plaoed
The Episcopalian m inisters of T ren­ Friday. The sultan was exceedingly disease is smallpox, and th a t in tho be raised by other taxation.
Island coast Sunday night, and the
lieved
the
proposals
w
ill
lead
to
a
E
inley
to
call
a
special
session
of
con-
h®011
sim
ost
entirely sold to California a ^ 185>00t) bales, there being about 12,-
ton, N. J ., irave adopted resolutions cordial, and it is understood assurances town alone there are a t least 20 cases. !
Captain and m ate drowned.
J-©1 left in the hands of the faimers.
protesting against tlie seating in con­ were given to the American m inister G eneral vaccination has been ordered, * rupture ot the understanding between Kru88 ft>r the enactm ent of legislation deal*,r8» who put their stam p on the
the
cabinet
and
the
liberals.
(
for
tbe
perm
anent
adoption
of
the
gold
box©
8
and
S©H
them
us
a
California
Or©K°n
’8 ©''©P ot hope was 65,000 bales,
The Germ an reichstag has opened. gress b f Representative-elect Brigham regarding a satisfactory settlem ent of and the infected houses are closely
product.
standard.
and there are about 1,700 bales yet left
Em peror W illiam in his speech de­ H. Roberts, of U tah. The resolutions all questions between tho United States quarantined.
The polar fox changes the color of its
with the farmers. This is a decided
S e e k i n g H o n o lu lu T r a d e .
clared in favor of the czar’s disarm a­ tecited th a t the seating of a inan who and Turkey, including the payment ot
A ir presses on the body of every man
coat.
In sum m er it is always black;
improvement over th e crop of last year;
Chinese coinage in the shape of a
Birm
ingham
&
Co.,
flour
and
feed
w
ith
a
weight
of
30,000
pounds.
polygamy
would violate indem nity for American losses in
m ent piojiosition in the interests of practices
in w inter it is so w hite th at the anim al
hut
the crop is still under the figures
knife
has
been
traced
hack
as
far
as
A
rm
enia.
peace.
dealers
of
Tacoma,
recently
sent
a
rep­
C hristian civilization
,
can scarcely bo seen as it acampéis over
In proixrrtion to its size, a fly walks
2240 B. (J.
given before the hop lice got into the
resentative
to
Honolulu
to
open
tiie snow.
up yards, which will m aterially effect the
18 tim es as fust as a man can run.
business connections for the
j
¿-¡ k
m
53
‘l 0**’ th“ priw
firm. output,