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1899.
N O . 17.
A WARM R E C E P T IO N ,
1 ortland, June 17. — Alexander
B o n d i S o ld .
hristie, archbishop of Oregon, was
R e b e l A t t a c k .... S a n F e r n a n d . , R e p u ls e d
At a recent meeting of the council of
welcomed to his new see yesterday, not
- E n e m y L e ft 7 6 K ille d .
fne city of Wallace. Idaho, bids were
only by Catholics, but by Protestants
From All Parts of the New
Manila, June 19.—After cutting the
Jpened for tbe sewerage bonds which
of every shade of belief. And never
»ere advertised for. Three bids were
World and the Old.
was a more genuine or enthusiastio Hon. Bellamy Storer Is Re. railroad ami telegraph lines at Apalit.
for the purpose of severing communi­ Accident to Astoria Excur­ received. Ih e bid of C. F. Kimball, of
welcome accorded a prelate. From the
ceived by the Queen.
Cleveland, was accepted. He agree,
cation. the rebels attacked General
time of his arrival, at 6:30 P. M., ho
sion Train Near Linnton.
MacArthur’s lines at San Fernando, at
to pay par and accrued interest trom
was in the hands of a joyous crowd of
O F IN T E R E S T T O OUR READERS
the date of delivery of bonds and a
priests and laymen, and not till after NO FORM AL SPEECH ES MADE 4:30 this morning. They met with an
unexpectedly warm reception, and were
premium of *450 for the *18,000 sewer
midnight was he able to retire. The
A Pennsylvania judge has decided
repulsed with a loss of 75 killed. 30 ONE MAN K IL L E D ; S IX IN JU R ED bonds, (rearing interest at the rate of 6
C o m p r e h e n a iv e R e v i e w o f t h e I m p o r t ­
church chimes in the Catholic towers
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n
illo
n
r
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p
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prisoners
and many wounded.
against
the
sale
of
liquor
to
soldieis
in
per cent per annum from the first day
a n t H a p p e n in g « o f t h e P a u l W e e k
of Portland pealed merrily as he was t u b i l e K e p t in I g n o r a n c e o f t h e R e c e p ­
canteens.
t u r e d a t liiiu * — A a a a a a la a tlo li o f L u n a
ft July, 1889. payable semi-annually
The rebel force, estimated to have
C a l l e d F r o m t h e T e le g r a p h C o lu m n « .
escorted to tfie archiépiscopal residence
t io n in O r d e r t o A v o i d I»l«ae r e e a l ,l e
C o n tlr m r d b y O tl* .
numbered 5,000 men, advanced stealth­ T h e T w o L e e o m o t lv e * M et H e a d O n - in the first day of January and the first
on his way to the installation eere-
England has published her Trans­
I n c i d e n t * —f r e a e n t e d b y t h e P r e m ie r .
I’a a a c n g c r * W e r e F r i g h t e n e d l o t o i day of July each year.
ily from the jungle north of the citv
tnony. In the evening as many citl-
vaal bluebook. It contains a warning
P a a l e - O r d e r * W e r e M ia ,c a d .
A hear escaped from his pit fo the to Kruger.
and
then
divided,
with
tlie
evident
pur­
zege as could crowd into the Marquara
F r o a p n c w fo r W o o l.
park at Tacoma.
Manila, June 17.—Imus, which is
Madrid. J iiii - 19.—The newly ap­ pose of surrounding the Americans,
Mr E. H. Clarke, the well-known
An automobile company has been or­ now occupied by General Lawton, but assembled to welcome him. He is de­
A torpedo factory blew up at Mari­ ganized in Chicago with a capital of
lighted with Portland, qnd was much pointed Uniteti States minister to The outposts of the Iowa regiment dis­
Portland, Or., June 20.—The spe­ wool-buyer, was in Elgin recently look­
which resisted the Spaniards for
etta, O., killing two.
moved by the warmth aud fervor of hrs bpain, Bellamy Storer, was received in covered the enemy and retired to their cial train hearing the Red Men s ex­ ing up the wool situation. The gen­
*30,000,000.
months, is naturally a strong position. reception.
formal audience by the queen regent lines, where the entire division awaited cursion home from Clatsop beaoh col- tleman reports a very favorable out­
Six thousand garment makers are on
in an entrenched position.
The prohibition on the importation The rebels left behind shells ami pow­
a strike in New York.
today.
There were no speeches, and
T r a d e W it h .la m a lc n *
The Kansas and Iowa regiments re­ lide.1 with Northern Pacific freight look for prices this year and the market
into Belgium of American meat cattle der, evidences of their hasty retreat.
Kingston, Jamaica, June 17.—The only.a few cordial phrases were ex­ ceived the first shock of the attack. train No. 54, a mile below Linnton, will now stand a price of 10 to 11
The rebels started to move the F ili­
A cloudburst occurred near Viola, has been raised.
Two state carriages from
it 8:55 last evening. One man was cents a pound. Elgin is the shipping
pino arsenal, cartridge factory and end of the local fruit war, ami the col­ changed.
" is., damaging crops.
Three well-known men, residents of powder mill at Imus Monday, and lapse of the English scheme for mon- tlie royal stables conveyed Mr. Storer Reserving their fire until the enemy killed and six people were injured, two point for Wallowa county and with
was
within
600
yards,
the
first
volleys
A salmon cannery at Vancouver, B. Cottage City, Mass., were drowned by
barely succeeded, when their army re­ opolizing the Jamaican fruit trade, from the Hotel do Romo to the palace of the Ameircans hit the rebels, whe of whom were women. All of the in­ the local output of that imiue«liate
C., burned; loss, *70,000.
the capsixing of their hunting boat.
treated to Buena Vista and Perez das leaves the Boston Fruit Company ; tas­ and took him back to the hotel after returned the fire wildly, the rest of the jured, save tbe enigueeraud brakemen. vicinity there will be a total of about
The supreme lodge of Workmen are
were on the baggage car attached to 1,000.000 pounds of wool handled at
A Berlin correspondent says that Marinas.
ter of the situation. This development tin audience. Premier Silvela pie- line failing to advance.
m session at Indianapolis.
the excursion train. As near as could that point this year.
Duke Alfred of Connaught, heir-appar­
The mayor of Imus, when he surren­ has caused widespread gratification. It sen ted Mr. Storer to her majesty.
There were no crowds about the
R e a d y fo r th e A tta c k .
e learned, the accident was the re­
T. G. Shaughnessy is the new presi- ent in Saxe-Coburg, will abdicate this dered the town to General Lawton, is generally regarded as the first fruits
T o C o n s t r u c t W a to r w o r k * .
year.
The Americans, who thoroughly en­ sult of a misunderstanding of orders
said the insurgents were hard pnt for of the reciprocity between Jamaica and pa I nee. Mr. Storer’s reception being
Jent of the Canadian Pacific.
An election will he held soon at Ver­
unannounced
in
order
to
avoid
disagree­
orr
the
part
of
the
train
orew
of
tbe
joyed
the
novelty
of
the
situation,
the
L
niter)
States
which
is
so
much
de­
ammunition.
This
is
not
confirmed,
Benjamin F. Harding, Oregon’s old­
Whites and Howards, of Kentucky,
non. B. C., for tbe purpose of voting
awaiting an attack, sallied forth, and freight.
sired. It is felt that the presenoe of able incidents.
planned an attack on troops at Lexing­ est United States senator in point of foi their dead had belts and cartridge the fruit company will draw into the
"n "A’ ;1*" t0 raiM $30,000 upon the
liie fact that there were no speechei the insurgents thereupon turned aud
Killed—D.
P.
Bell,
confectioner.
414
boxes
half
filled
with
ammunition.
ton,
service, diet! at his home at Cottage
credit of the municipality of the city
A rgonk told General Lawton tiiat island other American enterprises as is not surprising, as this is the practice fled into ihe jungle. Our foes was 14 East Davis street.
Grove.
Injured—Homer Darling, britotn- "1 vernon, for 60 years, with internet
John D. Rockefeller and James J.
4,000 rebels were defending Zapote, soon as treaty relations render assured when ministers are reoeived. Speecte men wounded, ami the majority of
Phillips, Mrs. Phillips and and that each had sworn upon a cruci­ a permanent market for Jamaican are only made in the case of ambassa­ them are only slightly hurt. General maker, 41 North East Ninth street, i lereon at the rate of 5 per oent per
Hill held a conference at Seattle Tues­ . . J‘eT,'
day.
-1 iss Sears and three native converts fix that he would only leave the field products in the United States.
dors. Nevertheless, the queen regen' Funston’s brigade of Kansans and severely cut. left arm broken; Mrs. D. annum, the money to be expeuded in
were killed in the interior of Cuina by dead. General Lawton thinks that the
was very amiable and complimentar' Montanans, and General Hale’s brig- P. Bell, bruises and severe shock; the construction of a evstem of water­
Portions of a body are being found rioters.
T u r k « I n v a d e S a r v la .
towards
Mr. Storer. and inouired cor ade. the Seventeenth regiment and the James Mallon, locomotive engineer, works.
defeat under such circumstances no
all over New Y’ork. Another muider
Belgrade,
June
17.—A
number
of
dially
concerning
the health of Presi­ Iowa regiment, costituted the force en­ cut in leg; Miss Veitie Pitman, West
California bituminous coal is to be counts for tlie demoralization of the
mystery.
S u g a r C ro p .
Albanian bands, assisted by 2,000 dent McKinley.
gaged.
Chehalis, spine injured; E. R. Barnes
electrically treated and made into insurgents.
Reports from Oxnard. Cal., state
J. R. Orr, a Californian, on bis way bricquettes to compete with the East-
Turkish regular troops, are reported to
Aguinaldo is reported to have per­ brakeman. slight; John Larsen, lum­ that there are 17.000 acres in that dis­
The Twenty-first and Ninth infantry have attacked a numlrer of Servian vil­ ESCAPE FROM D E V IL S ISLE
to Klondike, was robbed of *1,000 in etn coal.
sonally conducted ihe attack, and prep­ berman. Bridal Veil, teeth knocked trict planted to sugar Ireets. The fac­
are returning to Manila. The Fourth lages in the Javonitsa district. It is
Vancouver, B. C.
out, lip cut.
infantry and
P r i s o n e r . C h o o » . A l m o s t S u r e D e a t h oai arations were made for several days to
tory there is nearly in complete order
An explosion occurred in the Smoke­ infantry. Thirteenth
bring
forward
troops
from
Candaba.
New York Manhattan railway must less Powder Company’s factory near First Wyoming infantry have been added that during the fighting a large
The excursion tram crowded with to crush 2000 tons of beets a day.
s . o R a t h e r T h a n C o s itliie in e n t.
others from Dagupan were trans passengers, was just pulling around W hen in full blast the factory will pav
pay *3,750,000 taxes by a recent do San Rafael, Cal., killing four workmen sent out to reiufurce Lawton and to number of men were killed and wound­
New kora, June 19.—A dispatoh to and
ed on both sides. The Turks, it is
poited by rail.
cision ol the court.
the curve befoie coming into Linnton. out to farmers *10.000 a day for beets.
hold
the
towns.
and injuring a number of others. A
pointed out, being in superior force, the Journal and Advertiser fron
Along the front of the Kansas regi­ when Engineer Mallon saw something
Saltpeter by the ton and thousands
The company which lost the City of lighted pipe left by a workman caused
Kingston,
Jamaica,
says:
A
few
day.
overpowered the frontier guards and
ment, 39 rebel dead were counted.
black on the track, which he presently
of pounds of antiquated artillery am
P A C IFIC C O A ST TRADE.
Paris, has ordered two new boats to be the disaster.
now blockade three villages. A force ago a little boat containing four met
The first news of tbe Filipino ad­ made out as a locomotive. He says
munition and brown powder were un­
built in thia country.
rowed
up
the
mouth
of
the
Essequibt
of Servian regular troops"has been or­
The Portland Oregonian lias started
vance was ieported by a telegraph op­ the headlight was not lighted. In­
S e a ttle M a r k e ts.
V\ ith the present transpoit services a popular subscription to raise a fund earthed in the powder-house, and large dered to the scene of the conflict, with river, in British Guiana, from the open erator. who was sent’ to the bridge at stantly he threw on the air and re­
quantities
had
been
dumped
iu
the
sea.
The
men
had
been
buffeted
about
Onions, 80c@ *l.l0per 100 pounds.
it would take four mouths to get 35 • to build a monument in Poitland, com­ river by the fleeing army.
orders to repulse the invaders.
versed
the
engine,
hut
in
another
sec­
Apalit
to
ascertain
the
cause
of
a
break
Potatoes, *35® 40.
at sea for three days and nights, with­
000 troof« to Manila.
in one of the wires. He was oompelled ond. and while both he and Fireman
memorating the fallen heroes of the
W a r o n A u t o m o b ile « .
The panic-stricken rebels have given
Beets, per sack, *1<§1 25.
out
food
or
water,
exposed
to
the
tien-e
James Hume were at their posts, the
Transports bringing the Second Ore­ Second Oregon.
up several of their liest defensive posi
Chicago, June 17.—The South Park rays of the tropical sun. They wen to heat a hasty retreat under fire.
Turnips, per sack. 50® 75c.
engines came together. The box of the
gon home will first touch at San Fran­
Count Henckle von Dnnnelsmarclr, tions in their wild flight southward commissioners have issued an order reduced by the terrible privations the;
Carrots, per sack, *1.
A a a o s a la a tfo n o f b u n a .
baggage-car behind the engine was torn
cisco to land other troops.
one of the wealthiest German noble­ Cavite Veijo, Aguinaldo s home; Novel- excluding from the driveways and had undergone.
Parr nips, per sack, 85c @*1.
•"'Punish officer, who lias been s from its platform and telescoped over
The famous Wells Fargo war case tax men, has gone into the manufacture of eta and the eutire region where the boulevards all vehicles propelled by
Cauliflower. *1.00 per doa.
The four men were French convict« prisoner in ihe hands of the rebels anc
Celery. 35@40c.
He Filipinos ouce thrashed the Spanish, electricity. The main reasoir for the who had escaped from the |<enal settle­ who was released by Aguinaldo, bar the tender, as if it were built there
has been ordered back for rehearing in celluloid material for clothing.
The
occupants
of
the
car—D.
P.
Bell
l>aid 400,000 marks for the German were deserted after the battle of Zapote. action of the commission was the ment at San Jean in Maroni, Cayenne, come through our lines to Manila. Hi
the California supreme court.
««rClnbb,Se,
and California
right to do so.
Captain Cabell, of Geneial Wheaton’s alleged effect of the machines upon the off what is called Devil’s island, when claims to have been a witness of the and Homer Darling—who were con­ |2.o0 per 100 pounds.
The Manila fleet forced the rebels to
ducting an ice cream business, and sev­
Apples. *2.50@3.50 per box.
A Berlin dispatch says: It is an­ staff, with three companies of the horses, the animals, it is claimed, be­ lire; fus was confined. It api-ears that assassination of General Luna. Ac- eral of tbeii freimls, were caught like
abandon their guns, who, however,
Twenty-first
regiment,
reconnoitered
coming
frightened
at
the
sight
of
the
Pears, 50c® *1.50 per box.
they eluded the guard, stole the prison oording to his story, the relations Ire-
clung on stubbornly for four hours.
nounced semi-officially that any in­
in the direction of Imus. The rebels, automobiles and threatening the lives canoe, got together a little food and tween the two Filipino leaders had ists in a trap. Bell was killed out­
Prunes, 50c per box.
General Luna and his aid-de-camp. crease in the tax on Aunerican bicycles who were apparently expecting an at­ of the occupants of other carriages as water and put to sea. The food and been strained to the breaking point right.
Butter—Creamery. 18c per pound;
is
impossible,
because
the
commercial
Darling was caught in a mass of dairy and ranch, 12« 18c per pound.
Lieutenant Pasco Ramon, were assassi­
tack, retired, leaving behind them 20 well as pedestrians and cyclists.
water were washed overboard, but th« because of Luna’s attempts to assume
splintered tim ers, and Miss Vertie
nated by Aguinaldo’s guard, at the lat­ treaties with Austria. Russia and Italy Spanish prisoners, who joined the
Eggs, 19c.
men
preferred
the
rigors
of
hunger
and
control of affairs, arid the final rupture Pitman was pinned to the floor of the
exclude such a thing.
ter’s headquarters.
A S e ttle m e n t R e a c h e d .
Americans. The rebels have gone to
Cheese— Native. 13c.
thirst to the penal settlement.
was
forced
by
Aguinaldo
issuing
secret
Exports from the Unitied States to the mountains along the lake. Accord-
London, June 16. — Ambassador
P o u ltry -O ld hens. 16c per pound;
Lawton’s troops had a severe engage­
They got to New Amsterdam. Dutch orders to the provincial governors. ear by a moving pile of wreckage.
Canada
continue
to
increase,
despite
Choate
has
received
from
the
foreign
ing
to
the
native
stories,
they
carried
Guiana, which they reached after peril­ Luna thereupon wrote to Aguinaldo. Mrs. Bell was thrown across the car spring chickens, 14c; turkeys, 16c.
ment with the enemv in a strong en­
Fresh meats—Choice dressed beef
trenchment at the crossing of Zapote the legislation of two vears ago. in­ 11)0 dead aud 300 wounded through office a communication on the Alaska ous adventures and much suffering. demanding copies of the documents, and severely bruised. John Larsen,
who was on the platform, was hurled
question, which is understood to be a The oldest fugitive is a Boulanger ad­
river, near Bacor, Cavite province. tended to give special advantages to Bacoor after the recent battle.
prime. 9c; cows, prime,
anil Aguinaldo replied curtly that Agninst th© liAndhobi And received a steers.
The natives are now flocking into satisfactory temjtorary arrangement of herent, exiled seven years by President Luna was a general ol the arniv, and
»c; mutton. 9c; pork, 7c; veal, 8 « l0 o .
He drove the enemy back with a heavy imports into Canada from the United
severe
gash
in
tiie
month.
Kingdom
over
those
from
the
United
Bacoor, and it is probable there are affairs. The officials of the foreign Carnot for political reasons. He war that the civil government did not con­
W heat—Feed wheat, *20.
loss. Our casualties are some 40, ao- States.
All through the train, passengers
many soldiers in plain clothes among offloe, while unwilling to discuss the a professor of rhetoric at Paris. Hi« cern him. Loria, on opening the reply
Oats—Choice, per ton, *27«28.
cordmg to Otis. Press dispatches giv*
were thrown from their seats and
that the companions are an aitist. an optician
the loss as 60.
At Zapote the rebel loss ran into the them. The whole section is practically details, assure the press
at his headquarters in tbe presence of
s
Sonnd mixed, *7 .0 0 «
hundreds.
without food. and General Otis has or­ Alaska difficulties are practically ami a landed proprietor, all men who his officers, exclaimed hotly: “ He freightened into a panic, and for a 8. choice Eastern Washington tim­
The French cabinet has resigned.
time
the
scene
was
one
of
tremendous
smoothed
over
until
tlie
meeting
of
the
othy,
*12.00.
B
“
the distribution of rice ami bee<
were once in good positions. Their will be dead tomorrow.”
Mines are again starting up at dered
high commission in August.
excitement.
Fortunately,
however,
Mexico will produce *12.000,000 in
to
the
inhabitants.
.
^
°
rn~
Whole’
<a8
«
’:
cracked,
*34;
ages range from 37 down to 21 vears.
.One officer, who was friendly to Ag­
Wardner, Idaho.
gold this year.
Many people still refuse to credit the
lire British Guiana police have not uinaldo. hastened to warn him, and none of the cars left the track, and soon feed meal, *24.00.
M u ra M en fu r O tis .
a number of quick-witted people were •Q?^r!*y~ Kolled ot * ro°Dd, per ton.
Hon. Richard P. Bland died at his stories of the assassination of General
A Chicago Chinaman has taken ad­
Washington. June 17.—The admin­ arrested the men, and tliev will not lx Aguinaldo called together 20 trusted
home in Lebanon, Mo.
Luna by a guard at Aguinaldo’s head­ istration is waking up to the necessitv sent back to Cayenne. Formerly th* soldiers, fellow townsmen of his, and hurrying forward to help the injured, *26 «26; whole, *24.
vantage of the new bankruptcy act
while the rest huddled along the em­
Flour—Patent, per barrel. *3.85;
A cloudburst near San Antonio. quarters.
of a larger force in the Philippines, French prison authorities used to send stationed them around his house, with bankment on which the train stood,
Louis Drick is the name of the mar?
The
failure
of
the
Filipinos
to
follow
Tex.,
caused
loss
of
life.
straights,
*3.10; California brands
descriptions
of
escaped
prisoners
to
the
instructions
to
kill
any
one
attempting
and
consequently
is
organising
tnree
killed by the sinwslide on White pass
and viewed tiie wreck with sensations *3.25; buckwheat flonr, *3.50; graham*
early in June.
iinputs in addition to the leifular neighboring colonies and demand tbeii to enter, regardless of rank.
The Northern Facifio will drop one up the peace negotiations strengthens
bordering on a nervous chill.
the impression that their overtures forces. While it is stated that these return. This practice has been aban­
per barrel, *3.60; whole wheat flour’
Luna appeared the next day, and saw
Engineer Jennings ami Fireman *3.15; rye flour, *4.50.
During a drunken street brawl is of its transcontinental trains.
were merely to gain time and then three will lie followed by others if doned in recent years. The foui es- Aguinaldo at the window. A member
Malin, of the Northern Pacific train
San Francisco wants her new fedeial lure the Americans to show their hand.
San Francisco one man was killed ami
Millstuffs—Bran, per ton, *15;
General Otis demands them, it is be­ caped convicts have gone into tire in­ of the guard said: “ Aguinaldo lias saw that it would be fatal to stay in
three wounded.
building bui't of borne material.
A small detachment of rebels entered lieve-. that General Otis lias had an terior to search for work.
gone to inspect tbe trooi-s." Luna their cab, and jumped just before the shorts, per ton, *16.
Feed—Chopped feed, *31 «33 per
Earl Hanchette, son of a former Los the rear of the American lines, three intimation that he should not ask for
Captain Henry Nichols, commander
tbea exclaimed: “ You are a liar,” eng.ne struck
RIO GRANDE F L O O D .
ton; middlings, pe« ton. *23; oil cake
of the Monadnock, died of sunstroke Angeles newepapei man, killed his miles north of Calnmpit yesterday, aud troops.
drew his revolver, struck the guard and
A relief train with a number of phy­
destroyed the telegraph wires and some
wife and then attempted suicuie.
while on duty at Manila.
tried to force an entrance into tlie sicians on board was hurriedly started meal, per ton, *33.
D m *
lu c h
D a m a g e a t L ared o a a e
W i l l F o r ,,, a M ew F r e n c h M in is t r y .
railroad
track.
The
Third
artillery
house. Before he could use his revol­ from the terminal statiou, and brought
Kruger is conciliatory. He will con­
P o in ts A b o v e .
Artillerists manning the coast de­
Paris, Jnne 17.—M. Poincare in­
P o r t la n d M a r k e t.
and the signal men have repaired the
fense guns have been instructed to in­ tinue to make concessions, whether work of the insurgents. There was a formed President Lon bet this morning
Laredo, Tex., June 19.—The Ric ver one of the guards havonetted him the injured to the city.
in tlie back and the otheis stab lied
t-W ,U a WaIU’ 68c;
crease their target practice.
Great Britain accepts arbitration or
skirmish at San Fernando yesterday, that he would accept the task of form­ Grande today reached the highest him. In all, he had 20 wounds. Lu­
69c; Blueetem. 60c per bushel.
not
REBELS
N
O
T
BEATEN.
stage
since
1896.
Tbe
water
works
and
ing
a
cabinet.
He
wonld
take
the
war
The municipality of Havana has pre-
in which there was heavy firiug, a
Plcour—
*3.30; graham.
na’s aid-de-camp was killed in the
The Alaskan boundary difficulties large force of insurgents taking part.
portfolio in addition to the presidency ice plants were flooded and oompelled same way.
sente J to General Maximo Gomes a
*2.65;
superfine,
*2.15
per barreL
T b « lr T a n a c it y a S a r p r ia e to t h e A n
to shut down, causing a sospension ol
certificate naming him as an adopted are practically smoothed over until
The Independence, a revolutionary of the council.
° * u —Choice white. 45c;
choice
tu ln U t r a t iu n .
T W E LVE LIF E L E S S B O D IES .
son of the city.
the meeting of the high commission organ of May 20, a copy ot which has
M. Meline, in an interview with M. work at several places. Many house«
gray, 43 «44c per bushel.
Washington,
June
20.—Some
war
in August.
just been obtained, prints an interview Poincare, strongly urged the latter to of poor people along the banks on both
The Second Oregon regiment, with
Barley—Feed barley. *22.00; brew-
a C o a l M in e department officials are reported to
with
General Luna, stowing the argu­ form a cabinet whose main plank sides were flooded or washed away and R r a u lt u t a n in K x N p a ln v a s ie B n e o In
>ng, *23.00 per ton.
Rather than concede the 8-hour day,
the signal corps, has sailed loin Manilt
have
admitted
that
tire
d
istic
h
e
s
ot
tia
.
wonld be the settlement of the Dreytus the oon tents swept down the river.
Millstuffs—Bran. *17 per ton; mid­
for Portland. They are expected to ar Colorado smelters belonging to the ments he need to keep up the spirits of affair.
Halifax, N. S., June 19.—A special Geneial Otis that bare been withheld dlings, *22; aborta, *18; chop, *16.00
Three human bodies were seen floating
hie
followers.
He
represents
the
Fili
.»ive about July 12.
trust have cloeed down, throwing thou­
indicate
that
much
more
fighting
is
to
down the river, hot owing to the swift from Glace bay, C. B., one mile from
pino cause as prospering "because the
per ton.
F u m in e In G a r m a n K a it A f r ic a
Great Biitain is taking steps to pro­ sands out of employment.
current, they could not be recovered. the Caledonia mine, one of the collier­ be expected befote the Filipino insur­
Americans
have
gained
only
a
hun-
Hay-Timothy. * 8« 9 ; cover. *7
London«
June
17.—Advices
received
The tornado which struck Herman
gents
will
accept
the
American
terms
tect her shipmasters and seamen from
Many dead animala and large quanti­ ies of the Dominion Coal Co., says an
dreth
part
of
Luson
by
hard
fighting,”
«
8
. Oregon wild hay, *6 per ton.
here
from
East
Africa
show
that
fam­
of
peace.
The
persistence
and
ten­
Neb.,
also
wrecked
several
houses
at
boarding house keepers.
and says the women and children till ine is more prevalent in tbe German ties of garden and farm products arc explosion, accompanied by terrible loss acity of purpose of tiie rebels has
Butter—Fancy creamery, 80 «36c;
Dane
Hollow.
Two
persons
were
killed
of
life,
ooourred
here
today.
More
Yellow Jack is creating a panic io
ing the fields within the Ameiican possessions, owing to the drought, being carried by, showing heavy lost
than 40 men were in the pit when the proved a great surprise to both tbe ad­ aotJ's-c ’ 7® 80o: d“ ry’ 86® 87« «»re.
Mexico. It is unusually virulent this and ten severely injured.
lines give the proceeds of their work tn which also prevails alarmingly in thè above.
explosion
occurred, and it is believed ministration and the department.
year, the mortality exceeding 60 pel
Sam L. Simpson, Oregon's best support of the Filipino army. He ia British protectorate.
Cheeee— Oregon full cream, 13We;
Hun,beds of
Fan Antonio, Tex., Jnne 19.—The nearly all of them perished. Twelve Many of tbe officials believe that tlie
cent.
known poet, died as the result of a fall «aid to have further remarked: "More women and children are trying of star­ flood which has devastated tlie Ric
Young
America. 16c; new c^tnae
lifeless bodies have already been re­ plan of the rebels was to make a simul­
— —.
The United States government Las sustained recently while walking in Americans will be killed by ambus­ vation, and tire resident whites are Grande valley has caused a loss of covered. Tbe explosion was oaused hy taneous attack upon Manila and on 10c per pound.
cades, surprises and disease than in wholly unable to cope with the dis­ property that will approximate *300,-
Poultry—Chickens, mixed. *3 « 4
granted Spain the privilege of ransom­ Portland. He was 54 years of age.
General
MacArthur's
force
near
San
gas, which liad accumulated in the old
ing the Spanish prisoi ers held by the
Major-General Anderson, oommand- battles. I detest war. but we cannot tress.
000. The first news from Brackett, workings. The night shift had just rernando, but no disastioiM result of a?rt r s ^ n: ben8, ,4 ' 90 « 5 . 00; .pringa,
accept
peace
at
any
price
but
inde­
Filipinos.
which was laid in ruins by the flood come out of the mine, otherwise the such an attack is expected.
ing the department of the Lakes, has
f 6* * ’ * 6 OO@ ’ OO lor old.
H eitn u ln * C a p tu r e a H o ly C a r p e t.
The Americans suffered
*4.60e)5 for young; ducka. *5.00«
Wednesday, was received today. Tbs loss of life would have been more ap­
The war department has under con­ been mustered out of the volunteer pendence.
London,
June
17.—The
Cairo
corre­
for their own independence, and in
6.50 per doaen; turkeys, live. 16 «
dispatch says that the entire town j«
G »» C o m b in a t io n .
sideration an order sending the Twen­ service and assumed the ratk of brnga-
16c per pound.
their own hearts they appreciate why spondent of the Daily News says: A wiped out and alliountv records are de­ palling than it is.
dier-geneial.
Chicago.
June
19.—A
special
to
the
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth infantry
party of Bedouin Arabs recently at­
Borne of those in the mines escaped
we resist them.”
Potatoes-*! g i . i o p«,r B. ck; , w#eU
Tribune
from
Cleveland.
O„
says;
stroyed.
The
people
are
homeless,
and
to Manila.
tacked a convoy of Egyptians with the
through the top, but how many is not
In a street-coiner speech in Los An­
8c per pound.
A < u ln a l< lo R e p o r t e d A a « a a « ln a tw d .
The
stove
manufacturers
of
Cleveland
are
being
sheltered
aud
fed
on
military
holy carpet of Mahomet, between
yet known. Tire offlcals at 10 A. M.
Admiral Dewey has requested that geles, Rev. Mr. Jeffries, father of the
\ egetablee— Beets, 90c; turnips, 76c
Chicago, Jnne 17.—The Tribune to­ Mecca and Medina. A fierce conflict rations by the negro cavalry troop at were unable to state hew many were who control about 8« per cent of all
the money raised to buy him a boms new champion pugilist, said he loped day prints the following:
r*r
8\ ck‘ iar,ie’ 70 P«r pound; cab­
Fort
Ulaik.
the
gas.
coal
oil
and
gasoline
stoves
ensued. Four soldiers and three civil­
in tiie pit, hut say there may have
■ n Washington he used to establish a his hoy would soon get licked, and he
bage, *1«1.25 per .100 pounds; cauli­
London, June 17.—An unconfirmed ians of tiie convoy were killed, and the
mannfactureii
in
the
United
States
been
55.
would then see the error of bps way report is circulated here that Aguinal­
home for soldiers and sailors.
BAKER-H O W AR D FEUD.
have recently practically completed flower, 75o per dozen; parsnips, 75c
rest fled. Tlie Bedouins hold the car­
aud seek salvation.
M a rio u C la r k ’* A b d u c t o r s B e n to n e o d -
do
has
met
a
fate
similar
to
that
meted
b*ans’8c P«r pound; celery,
plans
for the combination of their in-
pet for ransom.
The administration is being severely
A R a k e r B a r c e a d * In K i l l i n g a H n w a r e
New York, June 19.—George R. K. | terests. The new company will lie 70 « 15c per doaen; cucumber., 50c per
Ten persons dead, 25 injnred, five of out to General Luna two days ago.
criticised by the Eastern press, whe
F r o m A u ib iie h .
Barrow, ptiucigai in tli« kidnaping of known as tbe Standard Gaa Stove & box; peas, 3 « 3 1Bc per pound.
A r b l t r a t l o a o f ▼ • n a s a e ls U o n n d a r y .
says the rebellion iu the Philippinat whom w ill die, and half of the re­ Details of the assassination are lack­
Chicago,
June
19.—A special to th« Marion Clark, was today sentenced to Manufacturing Company, ami will
Onions—Oregon, 6 0 « 75c permck.
ing.
However,
as
the
report
was
Paris,
June
17.—Tiie
first
formal
mainder suffering from retry serious
should be put down immediately.
H o p s - li a U c ; 1897 crop. 4 « 6 e.
wounds, sums up the list of casualties brought into Manila by a native, it meeting of the Venezuela arbitration Tribune from London, Ky., says: 14 years and ten months’ imprison­ have a capitalisation ot *5,500,000
New Richmond anil Boardman. Wis. resulting from the cyulone that finds some believers there, sud tire commission opened this morning. Tlie News was hrougth here to thè effèct ment. Carrie Jones, tool of Barrow, which will include*3.500.000 preferred
W ool-Valley. I l « i 2 o per pound;
Eastern Oregon,
6 «10c;
mohair
were nearly wiped off the map by a de­ wrecked Herman, Neb.
London papers have made every effort sessions are to he held in the same that James Howard, a member of th« who pleaded guilty and turned state’s stock aud *3,000.00 common stock.
27c per pound.
structive cyclone. A number of lives
to verify it, hut so far have been un­ rooms in which tiie Spanish-American celebrated Baker-Howard feud, war ev idence, was sentenced to four years.
Henry O. Havemeyer appeared be­ successful. It is supposed here that peace commission met.
shot from ambush and killed ear Man. The trial of Mis. Barrow will follow.
Mutton—Grom, heat shtep, wether,
T r o o » » R e a c h M a n ila .
were lost, and the pro|>erty loss is enor­
fore the industrial commission
in the murder was done by Luna’s
mous.
Chester last night. Howard belonged
Maniia, June 20.—The United States and ewee, 4c; dressed mutton I k e -
In
t
l
ie
T
r
a
.
'
k
o
f
t
h
e
s
t
o
r
m
.
I t a l y D a m a n d * fta tla fa e tln n .
Washington in connection with the in­ friends.”
spring lamb., 7>.c per lb.
to tbe White and Howard faction of
Milwaukee, Wis , June 19.—Surgeon transport Sherman which sailed from
The Pacific coast gunboat Marietta, vestigation of trusts. He contended
London, June 17.—The Italian gov­ the Baker-Howard feud, aud lias been
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, *4.60;
San
Francisco,
Mav
24.
with
1,800
King’s
re|>ort
of
the
conditions
in
the
which accompanieil the Oregon on that the tai iff is the most gigantic
Washington, June 17. — General ernment, says the correspondent of the suspeote.1 of firing the shot lust week
light
and feeders. *2.50«8.00; dressed
men
and
17
officers,
under
command
of
her famous 14.000-mile run from Cali­ trust of them all. and robs the people Otis has cabled confirming the assassi­ Daily Mail, has demanded satisfaction that killed Tom Baker, while unde« track of the storm not tli of New Rich­
Brigadier-General Frederick Grant *6.00 « 6 . 00 per 100 pound»
mond
reports
three
persons
killed,
a
nation
of
General
Luna,
which
he
re
fornia to the West Indies in the early of *24,000,000 annually. With the
from France for the arbitrary arrest at guard in the courthouse yard.
Beef—Gross, top steers, 4.00«*4.&O;
large number injured, and savs 100 lias arrived here after a smooth voyage'
days of the war, has arrived in New tariff off, he says, refined sugar would gards as bound to have a good effect, Nice of the Italian general, Gilatta,
No details of the killing have reach­ persons nr the vicinity of Richardson One private died after the transport’s cows. *3.60 « 3 .00;
dressed
bet-f
York.
as
his
large
following
will
now
uu’
be 3 cents a pound.
taken into custody there on charge of ed here, hut the story was told by a
6 « 6)^ c per pound.
arrival.
Tlie
tioops
brought
hy
tlie
and 41 persons near Clayton need im­
doubtedlv be for peace.
espionage.
reliable man who lives in Clay county. mediate relief.
le a l—Large, 6 «7c; small, 7W «8e
transport will go to the island irf Ne-
The Presbyterian general assembly
M in o r N e w * It e m * .
U n io n O r g n ' a C h a r g e * .
per pound.
He
says
that
trouble
has
been
brewing
gros to lelieve the California troops.
P io n e e r s .
A la tik a B u u iM lary.
Wallace, Idaho, June 17. — The
General Bermudez Reina, former in session in Minneapolis decided to
Portland, June 17.—Tlie annual re­ ever since tire murder of Tom Baker,
K a p re* « C a r R o b b e d .
Washington, June 19.—The first
Ban F r a n e ia c o M a rk » « .
minister of war and military governor hold the meeting next year in Ht. Louis. Idaho State Tribune, the official organ union of Oregon pioneers was cele­ and since the Philpots have joined the
Kansas
City. Mo., June 19.—A spe
Wool—Spting—Nevada. 1 0 « 13c per
“ Blind" Boone, once famous as a of the Coeur d’Alene miners’ unions, brated here today About 400 were in Baker faction it has been evident that step in the direction of losing a p u t of cial to the Star from Mena, Ark savs-
of Madrid, is dead.
pronounces the drowning of Miko
our Alaskan territory developed rn tiie
pound; Oregon, Eastern, 8«13o; Val­
The Great Central railroad of Eng pianist, is living at Oolumbia. Mo. ! Johnson at Wardner a cold blooded attenadanco, the badges ranging from some one on the other side would drop. negotiations for a modus vivettdi es­ About 9:45 o’clock this morning tiie ley,
15«17c; Not them, 8«10c.
•
Jo
credited
with
possessing
a
f
ortune
R e c i p r o c i t y T r e a t y S ig n e d .
1833 to 1859. Tbe native sons und
land has placed an order for 20 locomo of *300,000.
southlround
passenger
train
No.
25
tablishing a preliminary boundary line
murder on the part of the authorities, daughters entertained the pioneers in a
Millstuffs—Middlings,
*17.50 «20;
Washington, June 19.—The new
was held up by three masked men at a
tives with the Baldwin works of Phil»
The promoters of the movement to and calis on the grand jury to investi fitting manner, extending hospitalities treaty between the United States and between Alaska and British Columbia. curve about a mile south of Shady, I. bran. *16.50« 16.60 per ton.
delphia.
In this modus England demanded aud
Onions—Silverskiu,6O«90c per sack.
erect in San Francisco a *100,000 mon- gate. It asserts that Johnson was to the founders ot Oregon.
Grout Britain, covering reciprocity our state department acceded to a prop­ T. They ran the cars down the track
Captain James Slover, who was pilot oment to commemorate the deeds of driven insane by threats made while
Butter — Fancy creamery,17«18o;
with
the
British
Indies
oolonies
and
a
couple
of
miles,
where
they
went
of the Monitor during her fight with the American navy, especially tbw vic­ the coroner’s jury had him in the
An electric strest railway has just Barbadoes, will he signed at tlie state osition giving England several miles through the express and mail cars se­ do seconds, 4 6 « 17c; fancy dairy. 15c-
of territory on the Dalton trail, which
the Merrimac in Hampton Roads, die« tory of Admiral Dewey, have set to sweatbox and by maltreatment in pris­ been completed in Korea. San Fran­
do seconds. 14«14K c per pound.
at Easton, Md.
on. The authority for tlie latter as­ cisco lias been called upon for 15 ex­ department this afternoon. This is means that we have relinquished what curing considerable booty, the exact 18®U>c— StOr*’ 16<817° ’ ,ancy ««Ch,
work with a will.
the
first
reciprocity
treaty
under
the
amount
of
which
is
not
known,
as
the
sertion is not given.
we have always claimed to be the
perienced motor men.
The war department has turned over
reciprocity clause of the Dingley tariff. boundary.
express company will not give out the
Helen Gould’s income is the largest
K o d a k I lia r o T c r * a D r o w n in g B o y .
Hops— 1898 crop, 15o.
amount of its loss.
to General Shafter the complete direc­ of any uumarried woman in the ot,un­
T r n n a -a ib .r la n R a ilw a y .
P
in
g
r
e
e
o
n
«
lie
W
a
r
p
a
th
|
S ta n d a r d O il C a p ita l I n c r r a .e d .
Spokane,
June
17.—Douglas
Mar­
(h2,
50MMF rn it'_ ? raneea’ Va'eDCia- »»
tion of all military affairs in Alaska.
try. She does not spend much on her­
New York, June 17.—Count Cassini, > Lansing, Mich., June 19.—Governo»
A r t if lr ia l C o a |.
tin, the 11-yenr-old son of Louis I.
Trenton, N. J., June 19. — The
«3.60, Mexican limes, *4 .5 0 « 6 ; C ali­
self.
On
churches
and
charities
she
tlie
Russian
ambassador
to
this
coun­
Governor Stanley, of Kansas, has de­
London. June 20.—The Beilin corte- fornia lemons, 7 6 c « *l.3 6 ; do choioa.
Pingree marked the closing day of th« Standard Oil Company today filed a
Martin, fell into tlie river yesterday
cided to try tire conditional pardon plan spends *100.000 a year,
afternoon at the big whirlpool and his try. at the Waldorf-Astoria said to­ legislature by sending in veto message« certificate with the secretary of state, spondent of the Daily Mail savs that a 12.50 per box,
on the better grade of prisoners in the
William F. Hackney, architect to the hotly is still missing. The lad was sit­ night that he would make tbe predic­ which hotly criticises tlie legielature increasing its capital stock from *100 - workman named Montag. living :
H #y - Wheat. *13«15.60; wheat an.1
jtato peniteotiary. The conditions are Kansas City. Mo., board of educatitn. ting on a cofferdam, his feet hanging tion that tbe Uaited States would reap for alleged failure to carry out the peo-' 000,000 to *110.000.000. Of the latter Mannheim, Baden, lias succeeded
oat. *18« 16; oat. *14«16; best bar­
great
commercial
advantages
from
the
'.hat the person released shall not drink, and one of the city’s foremost men of w r the whirlpool. He was missed
pie’s wishes. The governor vetoed th« amount, *10.000,000 is to be preferred manufacturing artificial coal from ley, *12« 13: alfalfa, * l l « ) 3 per ton;
trans-Sibeiian railway.
{amble or loaf.
amended beet-sugar bounty hill and stock, paying 1 per cent quarterly earth and mineral substances.
bis profession, committed suicide be­ «id workmen thought he had gone
straw, 40@?0c per bale.
also the bill appropriating *40,000 fo» dividends. The certicfiate is signed by
home, but a kodak enthusiast who was
C o w * W it h T u b e r c u lo s t* .
A pension of *27 a month has beer cause be wae in debt.
Potatws— Early Rose, *1.5O «1.75;
A Victoria dispatch says a yacht cap-
grante<l Lula B. Randall, the 16-vear-
Kankakee, HI., June 17.—Seventy state buildings and an exhibit at th« Henry M. Flagler,president, and T. D. sized In the straits opposite Esquimau Oregon Buikanks. *1 .6 5 « *1 .8 5 ; river
An exepdition under Professor A. taking a snap-shot at that portion of
B u r a k s . 7 5 e« * 1; S a liS J
Clarke, secretary.
old daughter of Frank B. Randall, G. Nathorst. which is to search ajong the rivet, including the cofferdam, »nt of 114 milch cows at the Eastern Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
Two men. Peart and Bowser, were
• 1 « 1.10 per sack.
K
chief engineer of Dewey’s dispatch boat the northeast coast of Greenland for while focusing his instrument, saw the Illinois insane hospital today showed
drowned.
About
the
same
time
a
London. June 19.—The Church Mia-
Colonel Smith, of the New York regi­
McCulloch, who died from sunstoks Professor And ree, tbe missing aeronaut, boy's body pass across the picture on signs of tuberculosis after inoculation sionary Society confirms the report of
Tropica) fruits—Bananas, *1 6 0 »
pleasure
boat
containing
nine
perima
ment, has asked to he retired. He was
the sighting lens. His was the only with tuberculin. They will be slaugh­
Ute day after the battle of Manila bay. sailed from Helsingborg, Sweden.
*3^60«
trouble at Kieng King Fu, adding tliaf oveicome by heat in a recent engage­ was upset on the Gorge. The occu­ 4 t v ‘“ I b” nck:
.( wmi to witaeaa tbe tragedy.
tered.
pants had a n«rtow escape from drown­
two native missionaries were killed.
ment.
Pwaiai'
•••X«
ing.
San Francisco will welcome the re­
turn of the Second Oregon.
At an Omaha fire a powder magazine
exploded, injuring 11 firemen.
Aguinaldo’s Men Completely
A Massachusetts sailor has started
Routed at Zapote.
across the Atlantic in a four-ton boat.
One man was killed and six were in­
jured in a railroad collision at Liun- REBEL LO SS O V ER A T H O U S A N D
ton, Or.
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