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Much damago was done by
and rain storm at Decorah. Ia.
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I r e p R e p o r t s a n d P r o b a b i l i t i e s th e M a la
—D e n u u n e e d t l i e A r r e s t.
Tacoma, Aug. 19. — W illiam Bald­
F a c to r s ia T ra d e .
Havana,
Aug. 21.— In view of the
From All Parts of the New
win, the famous marine diver, of Seat­
Bradstreet’s trade review aays:
Ten Regiments of Volunteers tle,
was drowned this afternoon while Red Bay, on the Island o í faot that Colonel BHcallao, chief of the
The Roanoke has reached Seattle
Crop reports and probabilities have
World and the Old.
secret police, persisted in his declara­ Violent Mob in Paris Wrecks
working on the submerged Andehina,
Will Bo Organized.
with $250.000 in geld dust from Cape
constituted
an important contribution
Andros, Swept Away.
tion that General Jitninez, the aspirant
198 feet under water. It has been
Nome.
a Church.
to general trade and business advices
to the presidency of Santo Domingo,
contended that divers could not desoend
this week. Among the unquestionably
Five people were drowned by the
O F IN T E R E S T T O O U R R E A D E R S
was in Havana, eitner not having or
T O W IN D U P T H E IN S U R R E C T IO N deeper than 150 feel. Baldwin said he
favorable features have been the re­
capsizing of the schooner Savidge near
OF
L IV E S
L O S T having returned, the m ilitary authori­
oould reach the Andelana, and made H U N D R E D S
Detroit, Mich.
ties telegraphed to Cienfuegos, in­ H U N D R E D S O F P E O P L E IN J U R E D ports regarding the corn crop, govern­
three descents.
ment estimates ;>ointing to a yield of
C o m p r e h e n B lr a R e v i e w e f t h e I iu p o r t -
structing Captain Stamper, collector of
It is paid the trust conference at Chi­ G en«., a t O t l . W i l l T h e n
On the fourth trip down, the teiiific
probably 2,200,000,000 bushels a heavy
• n t H a p p e n in g s n t t h e P u t W e e k
T
h
e
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te
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a
c
h
e
d
a
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e
l
o
c
i
t
y
o
f
1OB
customs
there,
to
ascertain
whether
F I» « T h n n s a n .l M en 1 n ite r H is C o m ­ air pressure broke the
connecting
cago w ill be a representative, nou-poli-
C r u c ifix a n il O r n a m e n ts T h r o w n I n t » n
increase
over last year and almost
C u lle d K ru m t h e T e le g r a p h C o lu m n s . lical gathering.
M
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,
a
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e
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f
fo
r
t
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to
Jiininez was on the Menedez steamer,
m u n i! —S e c r e t a r y K n o t's I 'u llv y .
tubes to his pneumatic suit, and he
H e a p u n ii F ir e d —T u m u lt u o u s C ro w d
within touch of the record of the total
R
i
c
a
n
.
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G
r
e
a
t
D
is
t
r
e
s
s
.
and
to
take
him
under
arrest
if
that
was drowned. His head was crushed
Nebraska has raised $35,000 for her
G iv e s t h e P u i i e e » H a rd F ig li« .
of 1896. Spring wheat indications ap­
Bhould be the case. Just as the steam­
to pieces by the pressure.
Portland, Or., is io have a bicycle brave regiment and w ill bring them
Washington, Aug. 19.— An order has
parently bear out earlier trade advices
er
was
about
to
leave
Cienfuegoe,
Cap­
Baldwin
wade
his
first
tiip
to
the
Jacksonville,
Fla.,
Aug.
21.—
Ac­
borne in a special train.
factoiy.
been issued directing that 10 addition­
in
showing a decrease in condition dur­
Paris, Ang. 22.— Paris was today
bottom of Commencement bay on the cording to a Miami dispatch to the tain Stamper located Jitninez and ar­
llie seat of tne Yaqui Indian war has al regiments of voluntceis bo organized afternoon of August 9. and broke all lim es-Union and Citizen, Captain D il­ rester) him. Jitninez denounced the tbe scene of most serious disturbances, ing July. The reduction of 26,000,000
The Santo Domingo rebel« hare es
been removed to ground advantageous for soivice in the Philippines. The previous records for deep-sea diving by lon, of the steamer Cocoa, states that arrest us an outrage. He said he had recalling some aspect of tbe commune. bushels in the probable outcome, esti­
tablisbed a junta at New York.
regiments will he numbered from 38 to
mated, however, considerably smaller
to the Indians.
going down a little over 33 fathoms. the town of Red Bay on the isnnd of broken no law and would not yield In response to an appeal of tne Journal
Advices from Honolulu say that vol
it ia troe, than last year, hut with the
47 and w ill be organized at the follow
except
to
force.
Captain
Stamper
re­
du
Peuple,
groups
of
anarchists
and
so­
Eight hundred tons of supplies left
When he was drawn to the surface, af­ Andros, 20 lilies southwest of Nassau,
cauic action of Manna Loa has entirely
iug places in the order named:
exception of 1898 and 1891, ia tbe
ter tiis first descent, his first words, was swept away in the recent tropical plied that he was ready to use force, if cialists gathered about 3 o’clock in the
ceased.
Philadelphia on a tiausport for the
One each at Fott Snelling, Fort
necessary, and Jitninez then yielded, afternoon in tlie Place de la Répub­ heaviest recorded.
Porto Rico sufferers.
when
the
helmet
was
removed
from
his
hurricane,
and
about
300
lives
lost.
Willamette valley hupgrowers have
Crook, Neb.. Fort Riley, Kan., two
A German lieutenant who is tonring
remarking that he did so because he lique. The police had taken precau­
Seattle won first place at the annual at Camp Meade, Pa., one each at Fort suit were: “ I knew I coulJ reach the An eye-witness of the storm estimated could not help himself.
agreed on 40 cents as the pi ice for hop-
tions, ami theie seemed to Ire no dan­ America says England would like to
ship and I did.”
that
the
loss
of
life
on
the
island
was
pickers.
meeting of the Pacific Northwest ath­ Niagara, N. Y „ Fort Ethan Allen,
Captain Stamper informed Jitninez ger of disorilers. Sebastian Faure and see the United States go to war with
When he went down again this af­ fully 600.
Scattered through the
V t.. Fort Leavenworth, Kan., Jeffet-
Germany, because Great Britain would
July )sports sir <w that Initli exports letic Association at Astoria.
ternoon his assistants and a few specta­ wreck of houses nt Red Bay after the that he would make him as comfortable Faberot, well-known levolutionary an­
and iui|H)tis increased over the saute
lhe secretary of the interior has is­ son Barracks, Mo.. South Framingham. tors who were on the barge, which is storm subsided, he said, were hundred as possible, and, after Jitninez and his archists, were the ring-leaders. Faute, vet more commerce. He also says
Dewey and Deidriclrs were friends.
month last year.
sued orders to restore to publM domain Mass.
moored near where the Andelana is ly ­ of corpses of persons of all ages and secretary had packet) their trunks, standing on the pedestal of the statue
Hides, leather, boots and shoes are
the
land
once
reseived
lor
the
Columbia
they
weie
driven,
accompanied
by
tlie
which
lises
in
the
center
of
the
Palate
ing,
jokingly
said
goodbye,
as
they
had
classes. Captaiu Dillon said tho wind
Washington. Aug. 19.— "The policy
Andrew Carnegie has sent another
sympathetically
strong, and at a con­
river
boat
railway.
of the war department,’ ’ said Secretary always done before, and one of the blew at the tale of 90 miles au hour at chief of police and Captain Stamper, tr de la Republique, adressed tire crowd.
$1,000 check to the A n ti-Im p erialistic
vention of shoe manufacturers at P hil­
the
Union
hotel,
wlieie
two
bedrooms
Among
other
things
he
said
that
the
men
at
the
air
putnp
added,
‘‘
We’ll
all
League at Boston.
Nassau, with an occasional gust which
Two Indians and one white man were Root, "is to furnish General Otis with
and a dining room were placed at their anarchists should Ire masters of tire adelphia this week a practical agree­
President M cK inley S|mke to the banged for murder at Dawson last all the troops and supplies that he can attend your funeral.” Little did they reached a velocity of 105 miles an hour.
disposal.
General Jitninez w ill be streets. The police then interfere«! ment to advance prices of the finished
think
that
that
would
be
the
last
time
use
and
that
ate
necessary
to
wind
up
month.
They
were
the
fiist
legal
exe­
scholars at the t'atholic summei school
P
O
R
T
O
R
IC
A
N
S
IN
D
IS
T
R
E
S
S
kept
under
police charge until further and dislodged Fame and Faberot, mak­ product was reached.
cutions in that country.
the insurrection in the Philippines in Baldwin would be seen alive.
at Lake Champlain.
Wool is firm, as is also sugar, for
ad vices are received from the governor- ing three arrests. The crowd at this
Heretofore the record for the deepest
the shortest possible tim e.”
which an unprecedented demand ia
S e e d s o f N e x t P l a n t i n g a n d W o r k M u st general.
General M e riitt, after a talk with
Augustus Howard, wanted in Den­
point
dispersed,
but
a
column
of
dem
The secretary was speaking of the 13 dive made under water was held by
H e P r o v id e d .
ver, is thought to be an esca|>ed convict President McKinley, stated to a corre­ remgimenta that were called out today Gunner’s Mate Morgan, of the United
onstiators, headed by Faure
and b»oke«l for in tire current canning sea­
P U M M E LE D T O DEATH.
New
York,
Aug. 21.— A dispatch tc
spondent
of
tne
piess
that
there
would
of Sydney, Australia.
Henri
d’Hori,
made
for
the
Place
de son. The outlook in the canned goods
States
cruiser
Charleston,
who
went
by order of the president. He said
the Herald from San Juan, Porto Rico,
be no change in the commanders of the
la Nation. The police btoke through trade generally ia reported a very good
that no delay would he ullowed in the be.'ow the smface of the water a dis­
A suspicious disease, having all the Philippines.
M e C a a n e ll R e n t F r a n e y U n m e r c i f u l l y -
one.
says. V isits to the most distressed
the
column and a struggle for the mas­
tance
of
190
feet.
When
this
record
<
b
a
r
g
e
o
f
M
a
n
s
la
u
g
h
te
r
»
enlisting,
equipping
and
supplying
the
symptoms of bubonic plague lias made
Business failures for the week In th«
districts
of
the
island
prove
that
the
tery
followed.
Shots
were
fired,
and
Two French lieutenants were assas­ new regiments already organized, and was'made, it was considered phenomen­
its appearance in Portugal.
San Francisco, Aug. 21.— The au-
United
States number 156, as com­
former
reports
of
terrible
condition«
M. Goullier, commissary of police, was
sinated in the Soudan, where they had sending them to the Philippines as al. and many thought the feat impos­
pared with 156 last week. 157 a year
M. Laliori is recoveiing flora his been sent to take command of a column
have not Ireen in the least exaggerated. to|>sy hehl on the remains of Jim twice stabbed with a knife,
sible.
soon as they were needed for active
ago, and 214 in 1897.
wound, and expect, soon to be able to
People in the towns aro huddled to­ Ftaney, the pugilist, who died after
Tlie rioters proceeded toward the
of troops. Revenge is thought to have operations. I f the present number of
A t a depth of 198 feet there is a
attend the court-martial.
Since July 1 this season the exports
gether anywhere for shelter. In the having been knocked out by Frank Fanborg du Temple, at the coiner of
prompted the act.
water
pressure
of
90
pounds
to
the
transports is insufficient more will he
McConnell on Friday night, showed
of
wheat aggregate 22.125.000 bushels,
country
the
people
are
sleeping
in
the
A case of vellow fever has appeaievl
In a liead-end collision between trol­ procuied. The men already enlisted square inch, and a pressure of 95 open air. The food supplies have Ireen that his vital organs were diseased; Rue Darberi and tbe Rue St. Mauri- against 18,354.728 bushels last year,
among the marines guarding the gov­
Popincourt,
they
formed
up
into
a
com­
pounds
to
the
square
inch
is
necessary
ley cars near Philadelphia thirty peo­ lor the Philippine service will he sent
totally destroyed. Only the well-to- tirat lie was in no condition to entei a pact body. Hatchets were suddenly and 16,115,543 bushels in 1897-98.
ernment propelty at Havana.
ring as principal, and that he had
ple were injured, some fatally. Care­ at once and the new regiments will fol to force breathing-air to tire man be­ do can afford to buy provisions.
produced, with long knives stolen fiom
P A C IFIC C O A ST TRADE.
L ily Langtry, the actress, has again lessness of the niotorman is given as low as fast as they are organized and low the water, but this did not deter
Unless succor comes in a few days been puinmeled and beaten to death the counters of shops, and a concen­
needed.
Baldwin from attempting to reach the
married. The groom is but 28 years the cause of the accident.
by
Frank
McConnell,
who
was
arrested
the
people
will
starve.
The
supplies
trated rush was made u|»on the Church
S e a t tle M a r k e t » .
While there has been some sugges sunken ship. In describing the feel­
of age. of English parentage.
flow San Juan have not yet arrived at on a charge of manslaughter, and ia of St. Joseph.
The Twenty-sixth regiment at Platts­
Onions, new, $1.25 per sack.
tion that the new regiments will b« ing experienced under 33 fathoms of
now
out
of
ja
il
on
bail.
The UuitoJ States cable steamer burg, N. Y ., has received orders to pre­
the towns, hut are expected. The de­
The aged sacristan, seeing the mob,
Potatoes, new, l@ l^ c p e t lb.
used as a reserve force, it may be stated water, Baldwin said it was a paralyz­
A similar charge has also been
Hooker is ashore in Manila bay and pare to leave for Manila within a week.
pots in many towns are already sur­
hastily closed tire outer gates, but these
Beete, per sack, $1@1 26.
ing
sensation
all
over
the
body
and
positively
that
these
regiments,
as
wel.'
placed
against
J.
J.
Groom,
J.
D
efforts to tow her off have proved an- Like orders have been received by the
rounded by a large number of hungry
Turnips, per sack. 5 0 @60c.
as more, if they can be used, will be limbs, and when theie would be the
Gibbs, promoters of the fight; Hiram were soon forced with hatcheta and
successful.
Thirty-first infanrty at Fort Thomas. sent to reinforce General Otis.
Carrots, per sack, $1<31.26.
least hitch in the airpump, the top ol people. The mayors of the towns have Cook, referee, and the seconds of both bats of iron. Tbe massive oaken doois
Ky.
received no authority to dispense
Mexicans are holding the Yaqui In ­
Parsnips, per Back, $1.
Secretary Root sent a copy of the his head seemed to raise about three
men engaged in the oontest. A ll have -were then attacked. According to the
dians down, and the miners now think
Cauliflower. 40(360c per doz.
Prince Henry, of Prussia, who com­ order of today to the various depart feet. Ordinary garden tiose was used money, but most of them are contribut­ given bonds and are now at liberty. first account, the wild horde burst into
the Yaqui ’g war will be confined to the mands the Germau squadron in the Pa­ ments of the army and they at once be­ to furnish air to Baldwin, and this ing generously out of their own pock­ Dr. J. L. Zahala, the city’s antopsv the church, which instantly became a
Cabbage, native
and
California
Indian reservation.
scene of wild pillage and sacrifice. A l- $1.60 per 100 pounds.
cific, w ill visit ban Francisco, on hoard gan preparations for supplying the new was only guaranteed to withstand a ets to supply the most urgent needs.
physician
explains
the
cause
of
tire
As far as Caguas and Cayey, the san­
Cherries, 76c(3$1.
taia and statues were hurled to the
W ithin bail an hour pressure of 75 pounds, so his death can
The navy department has received a his flagship after he leaves China. organizations.
itary
conditions are not threatened, but pugilist’s death as follows: "1 foum Hoot and smashed; pictures were rent,
Peaches, 76c.
letter from Admiral Dewey speaking in President McKinley has extended him the ordnance bureau had sdnt orders be laid only to his own carlessness.
severe
contusions
on
Franey’s
fac«
reports from towns further eouth state
candlesticks,
ornaments
and
hosts
from
Apples. $1.25(31.75 per box.
Before
the
raising
of
the
Andelina
kn
invitation
to
visit
Washington.
to
the
different
arsenals
directing
the
high terms of the treatment he anu his
that their condition is dangerous. Tbe shoulders and upper arms. There wa high altars were thrown down and
Pears, $1.76 per box.
could
finally
be
successful,
it
would
be
complete
outfits
of
arms
and
ordnance
men reoeived at the bauds of the Aus-
a
hemorrhage
of
the
brain
on
the
left
M r. 8. S. Peterson has purchased a
Prunes, $1 per box.
The crucifix
necessary for Baldwin to go to 36 fath­ peril lies in the herding of the inhab­ side and the organ itself was in au a trampled under foot.
tiiau people.
site at Port Angeles, Wash., and if sat­ supplies for each regiment be sent to
above was made the target lot missiles
Watermelons, $2 <3 3.
oms
of water, and he seemed perfectly itants in the towns. Several of the anaemic condition.
the
rendezvous
where
they
are
to
be
The
man
must
The shooting of M. Labori stirred np isfactory arrangements can be made lie
Cantaloupes, $2(32.50.
tiling to chance the danger. Diver soldiers were wounded during the re­ have received a terrible punishment, and the figure of the Savior was f e a ­
organized. The qauitermaster’s de-
all Europe. The opinion is general will put in operation a si ingle and
Blackberries, $1.76(32.
Baldwin
was to receive $30.000 for his cent hurricane, but it is learned that and death was nothing more than the tured in several places. Then, while
partmet gave orders for supplying
hollow-ware
piant
of
gigantic
propor­
that Drefyns* cause is loser thereby
Butter—Creamery, 23c per pound;
labors if the Andelana was raised, but there were no deaths aomng them. Tbe result of the blows which were rained raiicorous voices sang the “ Carmag­
tents,
clothing
and
otter
equiroents
from the enioreed absence of the at­ tions, which will give employment to
now that he has b.en killed, it is treat posted (»ergons agree that it will on bis face and head. The impact of nole,” the chairs were carried outside, dairy 16«318c ranch, 12 (3 16c per lb.
73.peisous. The matter of granting a furnished by that department while
torney during the coufiontation.
be necessary to provide work for tha
Eggs, 23c.
the commissary department ordered a probable that the ship w ill continue to
the head on the floor had nothing to piled up and set ou tite in the center of
Secretary Wilson while in Chicago fianchise to Mr. Peterson was favor­ sufficient supply ol rations to be on lie in Commencement bay for some inhabitants ami seeds for the next
the
square
fronting
tbe
church.
When
Cheese—
Native. 10(312c.
do with it. He was in a dying condi­
planting. An official report fotmGuay
after bis recent trip to the coast says ably considered by the council at its band to feed the troops as fast as they time to come.
this stage was reached, tne crucifix
Poultry— 18(3 14c; dressed. 16l<c.
tion before ire fell.
last
meeting.
be learned something of Philippine
Hay— Puget Sound timothy, $6(39;
This w ill probably be the last at­ mas says that 265 houses were de
arrive. The medical department was
"Franey should never have entered was pulled down end thrown into the
The Colorado volunteers have ar­
agricultural conditions while here, and
Eastern Washington
tim ­
tempt
to raise the sunken ship, as stroyed, 175 seriously injured and 204 the ring. An examination of his lungs flames. Suddenly the cry was raised choioe
also directed to see that supplies were
is enthusiastic over the future of the rived in San Eraucisco from Manila.
.that the statue of the Virgin had been othy, $14.00.
sent.
Baldwin was the only man on tht damaged by the storm.
showed
plenralic
adhesions,
and
iris
¡elands.
In the district surrounding Maya-
•forgotten, and tbe crowd teturued and
(Jeueral Davis says the deaths from
Corn— Whole. $23.60; cracked, $24;
The regiments w ill be recruited with coast who would even make the at
system was otherwise broken down. He
feed meal, $25.00.
The Albion which has just arrived the storm in Porto Rico w ill reach the same care exercised in enlisting tempt to descend to so great a depth, guex, scores of women, old men and was fit for practical purposes in life, (tore this down also.
An attempt was made to fire the
in San Francisco leports that 100 peo­ 2,000.
Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton,
the first 10 regiments. The districts particularly so since the water is a l­ childien are homeless and begging but certainly not for unnatural exer­
shelter and food. The schooner Con-
■choir of St. Joseph’s with petroleum? $23(324; whole, $22.
ple, men and women, without food and
The partner of Alex McDonald, the which were not very thoroughly cov­ ways muddy on account of the Puval- oepcion, loaded with 200 Porto Ricans cise.”
and the firemen were called in to
Flour— Patent, per barrel, $3.60;
means, were picked np on the Kotze­ Klondike king, denies the latter's ered in recruiting for the first 10 regi­ lup emptying into the bay at this
going as emigrants to Samana. went
FLO O D AT E D M O N TO N .
bue beach by the revenue cutter Bear bankr uptcy.
quench the flames. Several parishion­ blended straights, $3.25; California
ments will be visited by the officers oi point
adrift today. A ll jumped overboard
and taken to St. Michaels.
ers were Severely mauled in their ef­ $3.25; buckwheat flour, $3.50; graham,
the new organizations. It is the inten­
TI k 8 x . k x t r h . w x n R i v e r R u x e F o r t )
The meat combine has forced New tion of the department to have the reg­ W A S H IN G T O N 'S F IN E R E G IM E N T and several were drowned. A Maya
forts
to defend the church from sacri­ per barrel, $3.60; whole wheat flour.
Ex-Secretary A ’ger snbseribed $100
F r e t In O n e O n ) .
York butchers to taise the price three iments give more attention to Iiriug
guez paper reminds the public that In
lege. Tire church is situated in th» $3.75; rye flour, $4.50.
S ta n d H a r d s h ip s e n d C l i m a t e B r t t e i
to aid the Porto Rico sufferers.
cents a pound.
the year 1841 the city was destroyed
SL Paul, Aug. 19.— A Winnipeg poorest Quarter of the city. No disordv
Millatuffs— Bran,
per
ton, $16;
T h a n E a « te r n e r t.
than to any other feature of the drill.
The new Columbia beat the Defender
by
fire
for
two
days,
the
governor
was
Man.,
8|>ecial to the Pioneer-Prest era of any kind occuired in the fashion­ shorts, per ton, $17.
According to news received of the The men will be armed, as are the reg­
Portland.
Aug.
19—
First
Lieutenant
a mile in a race for the Astor oup.
Feed—Chopped feed, $21.60 per
fleet now in Beiing sea the whaling ular infantry regiments, with the new W illiam E. Weigle, company G, First personally distributing $50,000 among says: An Edmonton dispatoh says the able district.
those who most needed i t
Saskatchewan river has overflowed,
Meanwhile the sacristan, who bad ton; middlings, per ton, $22; oil cake
It is estimated that 100,000 tons of season was not a great success.
magazine army rifles.
Washington, who has recently returned
In Arroyo 90 per cent of the housea rising 40 feet during tbe last 20 Lours, been captured by the anarchists, es meal, per ton. $33.
food w ill bo needed weekly for relief of
from the Philippines, say«:
The California Passenger Association
S U P P L IE S
F O R Y A Q U IS .
were demolished by tlie hurricane. At and continues to rise fast. Already tbe cap«id, and called tbe police and repub­
Porto Ricans.
"The Washington troope have stood the port nothing remains. Many prom
has agteed on a rate of $37.50 to the
P o r tla a d M a r k e t.
bridge piers are four feet under water, lican guaida, who promptly arrived
S a n F r a n c i s r o F i l i b u s t e r S t s u i a r P r o b - the hardships and climate of the P hil­
Frank Reims, who had much to do Missouri river for isturning soldiers.
Wheat—
Walla
Walla.
inent
persons
in
Utuado
have
signed
and
electric
light
boilers
covered
6 7 $ 68c;
with many constables.
They were
a b ly C a p tu r ed .
with the development of baseball is
ippines much better than the Eastern an appeal to ti e public asking food and Floating islands of wood are passing
Valley, 68(359c; Blueetem, 60o per
An emblem of a badger four feet
compelled
to
fall
back
in
order
to
form
Guaymas. Mexico, Aug. 19.— The
dead at Chicago.
bushel.
down. The ferries have broken away up into line of defense, as the anatoh
long, cast from a Spanish cannon, will gunboat Democrata left port Tuesday troope as they seem to take more natur­ work for the inhabitants. Two thou
ally to the rainy weather. While sand persons have perished in this and no mail has arrived. Thousands
Flour— Best grades. $3.26; graham,
The forty-fifth annual session of the adom the new battleship Wisconsin.
isle attacked them fearfully with
and a rumor was started that it went there has Ireen considerable sickness
$2.65; superfine. $2.16 per barreL
International Typographical Union is
whole
district
of
feet
of
lumber
is
adrift
A
t
present
knives.
A t Carbondale, 111., striking miners to intercept a vesesl f-om San Fran­ among the troops, still the number on
Oats— Choice white. 43(344c; choice
in session at Detroit.
the water is rushing over the Hudson’s
D id D e w e y S e e T h i e f
were arrested for violating the court’s cisco carrying Gatling guns, rifles and the sick list lias been much below the
gray, 42 (3 43c per bushel.
E X P L O S IO N IN M E X IC O .
Bay Company’s flats. Two and a half
Emperor W illiam remembered bis injuuctiou against interference with ammunition to the Yaquis. The gun­ average of other regiments. The lieu­
London, Aug. 22.— The Naples corre­
Barley— Feed barley, $1T; brew­
inches of tain fell in 20 horns. The spondent of the Daily News telegraphs
former soldiers in Chicago by present­ nines.
boat has not returned, but minor says tenant B|teaks in high praise of Colonel K i l l e d F i v e A m e r ic a n E n g in e e r s • a d
end is not yet. The loss will be great. the substance of an interview he had ing, $18.00 per ton.
ing them w ith a banner.
T h r e e M e x ic a n F ir e m e a .
Wholley and his ability as a command­
Illinois wants a deep waterway to that it has captured the fillihuster.
Millatuffs— Bran, $17 per ton; mid­
The historic steamer Notthwest, one of
Guaymas is full of Yaquis working er, and has no hesitancy in asserting
Sir Cbalres Tnpper says we mnst ar­ the G ulf and a river convention will
Chicago, Aug. 21.— A special to tbe the Hudson’s Bay Company's best with Admiral Dewey there during the dlings, $22; shorts, $18; chop, $16.00
admiral's
recent
visit.
Admiral
Dewey
bitrate the boundary dispute or Canada be held in Chicugo in Octorber to or­ at all sorts of occupations. Several that the men of the Washington regi­ Record from Tampico, Mexico, says:
per ton.
sloops laden with produce and manned ment stand at the head of the list for By the explosion of a boiler of a loco­ l»oats was broken from her moorings, said he believed the Philippine quee
must build a railway to Dawson.
ganize.
Hay—Timothy. $8(39; clover. •7
struck
the
middle
pier
of
the
bridge
tion would shortly be solved. In his
by Yaquis arrived yesterday from the all-iound good soldiers, of all the vol­ motive on the Mexican Central railroad
@8; Oregon wild hey, $6 per ton.
President Schnrman, of ibe Philip
and
went
down
the
rivet
a
total
wreck.
The anti-expansionists talk of put­ river.
judgment, the inhabitants are capable
They report that when the unteers now in the Philippines. They seven men were killed and three others
Butter— Fancy creamery, 42K ® 45c;
pine commission, w ill go to Champlain ting a national ticket in the field
The river is full of drift, miners* of self-government, and the only way
troops reached Vicam Friday, the towr won words of praise from theii corps fatally injured.
The
locomotive
was
to confer with President McKinley.
shacks and effects. Citizens on tire to settle the insurrection and to insure secouds, 85 (3 40c; dairy. S0$35o;
against McKinley as "Continental Re­ was deserted, snd no fight took place.
commande!. General Charles King, for standing on the sidetrack at Cardneas river bank are moving out.
store, 22H « 2 7 ^ 0 .
Tom Johnson, the Bnckeye congreee- publicans.’ ’
prosperity ia to concede it to them.
A body of Indians met the troops on their si>endid work on more than one when the explosion occurred. It was
Cheese— Oregon full cream,
12c;
ian. and bis brother, have secured a
He
declared
that
be
was
never
in
favor
Eighteen thousand unstamped cigars the march toward the town and held otcasion. U|«on General K ing’s dé­ of a special pattern and of gieat size,
S tr e e t D u e l a t W o o d s .
Young America, ISo; new oheeee,
contract to build a railroad in England. were captured at Tampa, Fla.
of violence toward the Filipinos, and 10c per pound.
The them in check nntil the Yaquis bad partais from the it-lands, the regiment­ being used to haul trains up the moun
Sheridan, Or., Aug. 21.— News h
l»eeii received here of a serious fight a. remarked that after autonomy had been
W’ bea the Olympia arrived at Leg­ factory has been carrying on a profit­ left the town and then they disap­ al commander, Colonel Wholley, was tain.
« .
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $8(34.60
peared ir. the woods. Tho main body chosen to take his place as corps com­
horn from Naples. Admiral Dewey was able traffic for sutue time.
Among the killed are four American Woods. The trouble began Saturday conceded, annexation might be talked per doien; hens, $5.00(36.60; springs,
down with fever and unable to see call
The automobile is to be given a test of the Indians, including women and mander. The Washington troops, the engineers who were in tbe cab. Their night at a «lance, anti was between Bud of. When asked whether a conflict be­ $2(33.00; geese, $4.00(36.00 for old.
era.
for war service. An experiment will children, crossed on a raft to the north lieutenant says, are now awaiting names were Simon, Fitzgerald, Hussy Pollard and a man named M illgr. It tween Germany and tbe United States $4.50(36.60 for young; ducka. $6.00(3
bank of the river, made a detour be­ trans|iorts for their return to the U n i­ and Gibson. Another American en ended in the ejection from the hall of over the Philippines were possible. 6.60 per dozen; torkeya. live, 19 la (3
The revolution is gaining in Santo be made in carrying messages and mail
hind the troops, and escaped to tbs ted States ami he thinks they w ill leave gineer named Lokhart was standing a young man who had refused to pay Admiral Dewey replied, according to 13>*c per pound.
from
Chicago
to
New
York.
Domingo and the people are in a wild
mountains. The Yaqui loss in the skir­ Manila about the fiist of September.
his admission. Sunday morning tbe the «xrrrespondent:
near the locomotive when the ezplo
P«>tatoes—76c(3$l per sack; sweets,
panic. The situation isoonsideied had
In a brush with the insurgents who mish was tiiree. The horse under
" I t ia impossible to foresee the un­ •
men met on the street and had a duel.
sion
occurred.
He
was
hurlerl
a
dis­
per pound.
A n o t h e r It t* h e I A t t a c k .
for the government forces.
again attempted to retake Angeles, the General Torres was shot.
M iller fired a shotgun |»oint blank foreseeable.”
Vegetables— Beets, $1; turnips, 00o
tance of 100 feet and was fatallv in
Manila,
Aus.
19.
—
Eight
hundred
Americans
lost
two
killed
and
19
Secretary Root has sent telegrams to
The remainder of the campaign will
F i g h t W ith K e b e lx .
jnred. The other men killed were at Pollard’s head and shotaway (tart of
per aack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab­
governors of states, asking for the wounded; the insurgents’ loss is esti probably consist of scouting in the nsurgents attacked Angeles this morn­ three Mexican firemen and woodpuss- one of Pollard’s ears. Pollard emptied
Manila, Aug. 22.— One lieutenant of bage, 1}{<32 c per pound;
cauli­
mated
at
200
men.
ing,
but
the
Twelfth
regiment
drove
names of two officers of each volnn
mountains on tho part of the troops,
liia tevolver at M iller,.hut was so nerv the Twelfth infantry was killed and flower, 76c per dozen; parsnips,
ers.
:hem
into
the
mountains.
Three
$1
teer regiment in the Spanish war.
Admiral Sampson w ill have charge and raids in the Guaymas valley
ous that his shots went wild. One another was seriously wonmled while beans, 6 <3 6c per pound;
celery,
litched locomotives were captured.
ranches
by
the
Indians.
of
the
naval
reception
to
Admiral
■Asylum
fo
r
C
o
n
s
u
m
p
t
iv
e
s
.
reconnoitering
last
evening
north
of
shot
hit
M
iler
in
the
leg
below
the
The navy department thas decided te
70® 76c per doaen; cucumber«, 60c per
None of the American troops wore
Chicago, Aug. 21.— The Illinois So­ knee. Considering that the men fired Angeles. The Amerii^tns encountered box; peas, 3<34c per pound; tomatoes,
give the erniser Olympia a rest and Dewey. The North Atlantic squadron
P u g i l i s t F r a in e y D e a d .
tijured.
The
insurgents
loss
is
n
Dewev’s gallant flagship w ill he sent will probably meet the admiral a day’s
San Francisco.
Aug. 1 9.— Jim mown. C. T. Spencer, of Kentucky, ciety for the Prevention ol Consump­ at close range, their escape fiom seri­ a large force of insurgents and drove $1 per box.
them trorn ther position.
to Boston navy-yard immediately upon sail from New York.
Hope— ll® 1 8 c ; 1897 crop, 4®6o.
Fiainey, the pugilist injured by Frank reporter of the Manila Times, was tion is preparing plans for the estab­ ous injuty is remarkable.
Lieutenant Cole, of the Sixth infan­
her arrival in American waters.
Wool— Valley, 12® 18c per pound;
President Ratchford, of the United McConnell in their fight last night, killed yesterday during the fight at Au­ lishment of a state sanitarium for the
P a x x e n g e r T r a in W r e c k e d .
treatment of consumption, which it
try, with 80 men, encountered 100 in
Eastern Oregon,
8 ® 18c;
mohair,
Panics are said to be threatening Mine Workers, blames the state author­ died heie this alter noon at 8:15 with­ tel«-a.
Texarkana,
A
rk.,
Aug.
21.—
A
mes
w ill ask the next legislature to build.
surgents intrenched in the mountains 2 7 ® 30c per pound.
Germany and France, and England ia ities fur the trouble at Wardner, Idaho. out having regained consciousness.
sage
I
ihs just been received here to the
The fundamental purpose ot the pro­
11 tin d r e d s W e r e P o is o n e d .
of the island of Negros and routed
Mutton—Groes, best sheep, wethera
being kept busy in avoiding tiouble He says the miners’ organization is not McConnell and bis seconds, witg
ject is to provide means for the tieat effect that a north-bound passenger them, after an honr and a half of ne and ewes, 8>{o;dreeaed mutton. 6® 6c;
Rockford,
III.,
Aug.
19.—
Two
hun-
ciim
inal
nor
defender
of
criminals.
Frainey’s
seconds
anil
managers
of
the
from financial stringency. Her trade
(tain
on
the
Kansas
City,
Pittsburg
&
vere fighting.
The Americana had lambs, 8L4C per lb.
Iri-d people weie poisoned at Oregon, ment of the poor who are disabled bv
conditions continue good, however.
A Paris special to the New York club, have been placed under arrest,
G ulf ratroad went into L itte river, 60 three men slightly hurt. Nineteen
III., today by lemonade which they the disease.
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, $4.60;
also
Referee
H
it
am
Cook.
Russia has agreed to arbitration of Journal Bays that a syndicate has plot­
Governor Tanner has indicated hie miles north of here. A switch engine, dead insurgents wsre conntsd in the light and feeders, $4.00; dressed, $6.00
mink at a picnic. As yet no fatalities
with
crew,
has
left
for
the
scone.
The
D . W . J W ill V l . l t F r a n c e .
the claims of American citizens whose ted to k ill Dreyfus if the trial results
trenches. Six rifles and a quantity of ®6.00 per 100 pounds.
ave been reported. Tbe poisoning is intention of supporting it and of ap­
vessels were seized by Russia. These in acquittal. The plan included the
Nioe, France, Aug. 19.— It is an­ -npposeii to have been tiie result of proving the purchase of the society, on wreck is between stations, and it ia not reserve ammunition were captured.
Beef— Grose, top steers, 4.00®$4.26;
kown how much of the train went off
Claims amount to $300.000 and Russia’s killng of Labori. Assurance is given nounced that the United Stats cruiser
The insurgents recently out the cable cows, $8.00® 8.60;
uric acid in tlie lemonade sold at one asking for au appropriation of $500.-
dreeeed
beef.
that
speedy
acquittal
may
now
be
the bridge. It is known, however, that in Laguna <!e Bay, leading to Calamba.
willingness to arbitrate them is the
Olympia, now at Leghorn, w ill arrive • f tlie stands. The most violent cases 000 with which to build the eauitar
6® 6j^c per ponnd.
looked for.
best evidence of their validity.
the
baggage,
m
ail
and
express
cars
at Villefrannche, August 27.
ium.
on the south shore of the lake, but the
ue of small children.
Veal—U rg e, 6 ® 7c; small, T K ® 8o
went in.
W e l l m a n ' . K x p e illtlo n R e t u r n .
break haa been repaired.
per pound.
James Brooks, of McPherson, Kan.,
T
y
p
o
g
r
a
p
h
i
c
a
l
C
o
lo
n
.
S
h
a
m
r
o
c
k
A
r
r
iv
e
s
In
N
e
w
Y
o
r
k
.
The British government need 124,-
Id a h o T ow n B urned.
Tiomsoe, Island of Tromsoe, N or­
walked 37 miles to see a circus.
• a n F r a a e is e e M a r k e t .
Detioit, Mich., Ang. 18.— The Inter­
000 gallons of corn whisky last year in way, Aug. 19 — Walter Wellmann and
S p a a ie h W a r V e te r a u K i l l e d .
Boise, Idaho, Aug. 21.— Last night
New
York.
Aug.
21.—
Sir
Thomas
Wool— Spring— Nevada, 10® 12c per
The Chinese emperor is obliged by
national
Typographical
Union
conven­
the manufacture of sfiaokeless powder. the survivors of the polai expedition
the town of Placerville, in Boise ooun-
Chicago, Aug. 22.—James P. Young, pound; Oregon, Eastern, 10®l4c; V a l­
hie religion to fast 64 days in a year.
tion today selected Milwaukee as its Lipton’s yacht Shamrock, challenger ty, was wipe«! out by fire.
The busi­ a private in company D, Third infantry ley, 17® 18c; Northern, 8®10c.
for America’s cup, reached this port
The timber lands of the south are led by him arrived here this evening next meeting place.
In Cuba 500 plantations under nor­
ness portion of the plaoe was destroyed volunteers, was killed by a freight
on the steamer Capella, having suc­
Millstuffs—Middlings,
$17®19.6O;
The rejrort from the committee on today accompanied by her tender, and most of the residences. The loss
mal conditions are good for 1,000,000 being rapidly purchased by northern cessfully lompleted their explorations
traiu at Evanston today, while on his bran, $16® 16.60 per ton.
and western syndicates and manufac­
The Shamrock
laws favoring the levying of a special steam yacht Erin.
* tone of sugar.
is
estimated
at
$250,000.
in
I
1
ranz
Josef
Land.
M
r.
Wellinann
wav to Fort Sheridan to report, after a
turing companies.
Onions— Silverskin,
76c ®$1
per
issessment of not more than 50 cents flailed front Faiilie-on-the-Clyde on
A New Orleans man is said to have
has discovered important new lands
day’s abaeuoe. The body was strewn sack.
August 3, and made the trans-Atlantio
in
any
three
months
by
the
executive
James
W.
Bradbury,
of
Maine,
ia
the
invented a sugar cane planter, in the
To
ascertain
whether
the
Pacific
and many islands.
along
the
track
for
a
block,
and
the
Butter — Fancy creamery, 20 S ®
■ouncil whenever the strike fund shall voyage in much quicker time than was coast is sinking into or rising out of the
V io r™ of a wagon, that with three men oldest living ex-member ol the United
only remaining vestige of the uniform 21 Ko; do seconds, 12® 90c; fanoy dairy,
anticipated.
The Erin towed tlie
(all
below
$20,000,
was
adopter).
States
senate.
He
is
97
year«
of
age
Baltimore
druggists
have
organized
and four mu lea will do the work here­
Shamrock about 2,000 miles, and the ocean is the mission of Professor G. K. which Young wore was a brass button 18® 19c do seconds, 14® 16c per pound.
tofore done by niae men and nine and served with Webster, Calhoun and and w ill tty to stop price cutting in
latter sailed something more than U ilb eit, of the United States geological found on the roadbed. He was a mem­
Iron
mining
gives
employment
to
Eggs — Store, 16®18o; fancy ranch,
Clay.
medicines.
mules.
survey-, who has just arrived on the ber of the Fifteenth Indiana regiment
1,200
miles.
more than 17,000 persons in England.
91®22o.
coast.
C
r
im
in
a
l
C
a
r
e
le
sa
n
e
t®
.
during the Spanish war.
The valee ef bicycles owned in
A giant reaping maohine at Red-
Hope— 1898 crop, 17^0-
t l o H r w a i e r F ig h t .
Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 19.— T in
lande, Cal., cuts a swath 50 feet wide. Maine ia $324.420. This is only $7.000
R a c e W a r In M ie e te a lp p l.
K x p le x le u la a M in e .
Cltrus
F ru it— Oranges. Valencia,
Spokane,
Ang.
19.—
A
New
York
M a y 11« a P e r m a n e n t D e p o t .
London, Ang 91.— By au explo­ 112.76®$.26; Mexican limee, $4®4.60;
Since 1883 m ilitary operations in the less than the value of the entire street jury in the inquest into the cause of peciul to the Spokesman-Review savs:
Metidan, Miss , Aug. 21.— A week
the accident on the Shelton Stieet
Vancouver Barracks, . Wash.
____ . _
_
Aug.
sion to«lay in the Llest oolliery, in Gla­ California lemons,
Soudan have coat the British govern­ railway preperties of the state.
ago Dr. Wells, living near Russell,
76o®$1.60;
do
Railway Company’s bridge at Peck’s 'resilient Mellen, of the Northern Pa- shot and fatally wounded a negro wlrils 21.— The impiesaiou is becoming gen­ morganshire. Wales, 18 persons were
ment about $40,000,000.
ohoioe, $3.75®2.00 per box.
Napoleon l l l . ’s last dwelling plaoe m ill pond. August 6, by which 30 peo­
i tic. who will attend the copuinny’i
in the act of stealing cattle. On Tues­ eral at headquarters that the authori­ killed and 60 others are still in danger.
The Maryland peach crop, both ia and the scene of hie death— Camden
Hay— Wheat. $7.® 9.25; wheat an.1
ple were killed, rendeied their verdict • mitral meeting in New York, Friday, day night, two negroes attempted tt ties at Washington intend to make this The explosion occzried daring the
quality and quantity, has been a de­ house. Chialahurat, and its beautiful
oat, $6® 8.60; oat. $8® 9; best bar­
today that the motorman of the ittys the Cleat water trouble is practi­
assassinate Wells, and one of them wa« garrison a permanent depot for the night shift, when there was enly 50 ley. $6®7; alfalfa, $ 5 ® 7 per ton;
cided failure this season.
grounds— is in future to serve as a golf wrecked trolley car was guilty of oiim- cally settled.
shot and killed by the doctor. Anoth­ Philippine army, on account of the men in the mine. There were mazy straw, 16® 85c per bale.
course.
Mexico is now producing from 70,000
inal carelessness, am) that the Shelton
Atlanta, Ga , Aug. 19.— A dispatch er unsuccessful attempt was made or ease with which troops may be shipped heroic acts in an endoavor to save tbe
Potatoes— Early
Rose,
76c@$l;
to 90,000 tons of sugar annually oa
Jack Everbardt, of New Orleans, Stieet railway was very negligent.
to the sound or to San Francisco» This survivors from the effects of the after
fiom Brantley, A la., says: Charles the dootor’s life last night. "St
Oregon Buikanks. $1.66@$1.86; river
9,800 farms, or haciendas, and ranches. the light weight, has announced bis The jury also recoin mended a special
idea
has
been
strengthened
by
the
great
(lamp, but so far only five have been Burbanks, 76c@$l; Salinas Burbanks,
Hart, a negro who yesterday attempted
This has arouse«! the white |>eople,
In 1886 the Erie canal carried to retirement frOm the prize ring. In the session of the legislature to act on cer­ o assault Mrs. Stephen Battle, a wid- and notice has been served on the ne sums of money now being expended in rescuetl alive. Pathetic scenes were
1.26® 1.60 per sack.
tide-water 1,489,000 tons of vegetable past few years he has east and defeated tain laws which it recommends for the >w, was taken from Brantley ja il last groes that any further hostile move- constructing a permanent camp. Thou­ witnessed as the bodies were brought
Tropical fruits— Bananas, $1.60®
many
of
the
best
pugilists
of
his
class
protection
of
persons
riding
on
trolley
sands
of
dollars
have
been
used
during
food; in 1897 it carried only 744,000
to the surface, men. women apd obil- 9.60 per bunch; pineapples, $2®
tight by a mob of 100 men and shot to ment toward Dr. Wells will precipl-
in the conntry.
oars.
the past two months on sanitation idren crying and eageily waiting far
leuth ia the woods half a mile away. tate a race conflict.
4.00;
Persian dates,
6® 6K «
per
s. _
alone,
(tidings of the entombed miners.
The iron miners of Michigan mo be­
coming isatless and threaten to strike.