VOL.
I
DOINGS OF THE WEEK
What Has Happened In the
Civilized World.
WASCO, SH E R M A N
L A T IR
N IW B ,
C O U N T Y , O R EG O N , T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y
FOR PORTO RICO
Tha New York W«>rld haa a dispatch
from Manila which «ays the German
admiral has a,>o|i*glaed to Adm lial
Dewey.
.*X»7b The Vanguard of the
American Army
Has Sailed.
Thu burean of ennatructlon
pairs Is «spending *1,880,000 a month
upon repairs, Attlng and refitting vee-
aula lor tbe war with bpeln.
U1VKN IN TKK I’RKXH DIMPATCHRM
Our money la to be thu money of
U u I nu Tbe government pio|>oeee to In
troduce it by paying off thu American
A (« o m p la ta R u v lu w W H m Wuwe • ! |fc«
»oldlera at Han 11 ago In ooln.
t * M * » • « • « ( > • / • la Tfclo a a d
A l l F p ru tg a t ^ a 4 o .
21,
1H9H
(JRANDÍ2 IS L A N D A N D S L ß lO B A Y , T A K LM BY D E W E Y .
NO. 14
M IL L IO N S
IN
D U ST.
O e ta -L e S a e Staamav I L Fa<
Sae F raaalee*.
I FLAG IS FF
A rr iv e « » (
Hen Francisco, July IP .—-After be-
Ing eagerly watched for daring the last
10 days, tbe steamer fit. Paul arrived
tonight from Ht. Michaels, bringing
men and treasure from the Klondike.
There were 176 paaaengere on the Hat,
end the amount of their earnings in
goldduat, ouggeta and bank drafts ia
«atlmatod by tbe ship*« officers at |3 ,-
000,000.
Tbe largest amount brought out by •
single prospector ia In the possession
of T. I. Pickett, who haa *80,000, prin
cipally in goldduat and nuggets. Pate
Wybird admits to ownership of |50,-
000; E. J. Nash haa *30,000 and Fred
Berry, of Fresno, Cal., who bad previ
ously brought out a fortune, says he
haa another with him now, but de
clines to disclose the amount.
J. Dumas, who baa been proapectlng
_
on Eid«>ra<lo creek, bea <48,000 tosb.wr
for bia labors In the froaen north, and
W. E. Burn, who suffered the misfor
tune of having bis feet froaen and los
ing both by amputation, feels compen
sated by the possession ot *100,000 in
cash the proceeds of the sale of hia five
mining claims. J. Dumas spent only
one month in the Klondike, hot during
that period realized *20,000 from hia
claim, and just before bia departuis
sold the claim for *28,000 more so that
hia days at Dawson were exceedingly
profitable.
The retaining miners say that it ia
idle for prospectors to go to tbe Elon«
dike now expecting to locate claims as
all the mioing land of any valne has
already been staked out. The only
manner in which claims can he now
acquired in said to be by purchase.
The general concensus of opinion is
that the value of Minook creek aa a
center has been overestimated. Claims
there are pronounced to be of little
value and tbe intending miner if he be
guided by tbe experience of these pio
neers will confine his opeiationa to the
neighborhood of the original gold dis
cover lee near Dawson.
Dominion creek la pronounced tbe
richest of the Klondike streams in th ,
precious m«*tal. Eldorado and Bonan>
creeks are «x>nsidered by these proepuct-
ora only second in importance to Do
minion.
It baa been learned on reliable au
thority that the Alaska Commercial
Company received tonight about * * ,-
428,000. Adding this to the amount
brought down by the miners which it
now placed at over *8,000,000 the
Klondike treasure carried by the St.
Paul ia not less than *6.000.000 or
*7,000,000.
Old Glory Hoisted Ovei
the City of San
tiago.
Tha output of smokeless powder for
Iho navy la steadily incroaalng, and tbe
Thu fifth M anila ax|M«lltl«in, com ordnance bureau ia receiving more than
prising 8,000 troops, 1« shout ready to N,oou ,xNin«la dally for the big guns.
Inavr Han Franotaoo.
The ailu-d armies at Henliago are not H u l a M (fee T e l a W l l h F o u r M u ttu r iu u
S F e n la h T r o u a « L a M D o w n T b a l r A r m s
u f A r d lle e p I . u u A I mu F ls e e M ot A e -
Tha Iranapofta Paru and Puutfla have uu frien.lly terms
Hhaftei'a refusal to
—C i t y a e a h a U b y ( h a K n a m y - « • » .
U u m m . u A — A u
O v e r w U e lm le g
F a re s
loft Kau F i « ik * i « co for Honolulu with allow G arda's troo,ai to enter tbe cap
a r e l M a K I b b a n I l e a K e r n A p p w ln (a < l
W i l l I l a S a u t U> ( h a l a l a u d .
tm o |* for thu lalanda.
tured city has served to widen the
T a m p a re ry M ilita r y G a v a rn a r.
bleach.
Tim Han Fram-taco Kaaintnor say«the
Washington, July 10.—After three
Hantiago de Cuba, July IP.— Amid
The scbiamer Throo Bella and tbe days* oonsel tatlon between Secretary
Bennington has gone North to uunaurt
sloop Pilgrim, aaptured hy thu gunboat
Alaska tr«*a«uru *hl|»a.
impresaive ceremordea, thè Hpanisb
Alger and General Brooke,during which
Dutu, near Manaanillo, on July ft,
troopa iaid down their arma between
U n tile H aiti haa bought an Australian
there wee frequent communication with
the ,,nef o( the Spaniah ami American
Ilnur, thu aluainar C'ulgoa. Shu ia now have ailivnd In Key West under prise General Miles at Slboney, the details
erewa.
lialiig transformed Into a cruiser.
forcea at 9 o'clock thia morning.
The Hpanoth flag no longer waves cl tha Porto Itican expedition wuie per
An Island known aa the Marana of
General Hhafter and the American
The town and har fected and the expedition Itself gotten
Weeka, between Honolulu and tha Phil- ovoi (hdmaneie.
division and brigade commanders and
under
way.
General
Miles,
with
four
bor,
together
with
8,000
Hnanlanls,
Ipplnee, fllua thu United Nlataa flag and
their staffs were escorted by a troop of
have surrendered to oflharta from the baltcilt-a of artillery and some troops,
haa la w n o ffe re d to thia onuutrjr aa a
W IL L N O T Y IE L O .
ON TO HAVANA.
cavalry and General Toral and IBs stuff
Marhlebdnd,
tailed today for Potto Rico on the Yale,
ooallng atatlon,
by 100 picked men.
Thu trans,Mirt atearner Penuaylavnia, to be fo'lowod quickly by au army of A u g u s t in K r f u a e a tu H u r r a n A r r M a n i l a — H h e itu r M ap w e r r h A e m a a t h e la ta n r l —
Prueblent McKinley haa given ux-
lin p < » r ia u l C a a f a r a a e « M e M .
M ura A r iu la » U> ( u n q u r r .
Trumpeters on both sides salute«!
ptuaalon Io a strong ho, mi for an early with the Fuat Montana regiment and about 80,000 men.
Manila, via Hong Kong, July 80.—
w ith flourishes.
Washington, July 20. — It has been
puacu. l(ua|Miuilliig to congratulations 800 reerulte for the Firat California
There are some notable difference*
General Shatter returned to General
on thu auui'uaa of thu Hauliago cam volunteers, haa sailed from Hau Fran between the plana for thia uapedition Ao im,>ortant interview haa just been finally decided that none of the troopa
held between General Aguinablo'a | that ,«rticipated !u tbe actual fighting
paign, ha aahl: “ 1 ho,« for an uarly cisco for the Philippines.
Total the latter's sword after it had
and those (or tbe stately naval pageant
pi’MOu now."
Four Gri-g«m volunteef officer a ara in
secretary, Legarda, aud a prominent before Hantiago «hall be employed on
been banded to the American ooui-
Captains that aailed away from Tampa under uative white man. and the Spanish
mander.
Both nallona am reaping benefit« trouble at the Philippines.
the Porto Rico expedition. There are
General Hhaftei's command to attack
llrath
,
Wells
and
Praeooll
ami
Lieu
from thu Anglo-American frlun<lllin<aa.
oommunder, Captain-General Augustin, several reasons for thia: First, the
Our troops, lined up at the trenches,
Thu non-mnourronoo of llm a t Britain tenant Telfer are likely to tie oourt- Santiago. First, there w ill be practic to surrender the city. Legarda aaaerted men have suffered severely from harJ-
were eye witnesses of the ceremony.
ally
no
naval
aonvoy.
The
navy
de
martialed
for
having
overstayed
a
leave
.In thu pro,Hiaai for European Inturven-
60.000
Insurgents
snrround
of absence.
General Shafter and his escort, accom
partment haa declared that It ia unnec that
*tion Iwtauun America and Spain, It la
essary;
that
there
ia
not
a
Spanish
Manila,
and
are
able
to
enter
it at any
panied by General Toral, ro«le through
The cruiser Buffalo, our purchase
rlaiiuud, 11« warted thu dualgna of tha
Thus far, be added, the in
the city taking formal possession. The
powers.
from Bran I, la to be llttwl out at one* warship In the West Indies that dare moment.
thrust Its bow oot of port. In tho sec
etty
cit: bad been sacked by the Hpaniards
Premier Hagasta la quoted as aaylng* for our vice. Commander Hemphill will osd place, (he expedition will not start surgents have been restrained with diffi
fore they arrived.
befoi
culty, but if the Spaniards continue
” K,»aln want* puioo, hut it must I# an au|ierinieud the woik of re,*air end
from one point, but w ill be divided
General McKibben has been aptmint-
honorable |<uaou, aa K,«aln drear tea. command the vessel when she goes into
•tubixirn, the result would be that the
among
several
porta,
thus
preventing
ed temporary m ilitary governor.
Tha aiuiy la anxious to rualat to thu oommiaaion.
the tremendous congestion that waa insurgents would be compelled to bom
The ceremony of hoisting the Stars
laat, hut thu govurniuunt cannot con»
From Oakland, Cal., oomea a report eo«*ounterod at Tampa In the effort to bard and storm the city, w ith Inevita
and Stripes was worth all the blood and
aunt to aurh u»olt<aa aeortfieu. Had * « of a terrible deed committed hy a C hi start the big fleet.
Lastly, tlMie w ill ble slaughter unparalleled in history,
treasure it oost.
A vast concourse of
our flout, thu situation would haw la-on nese murderer.
Brought to hay In a be no effort made to get the ships away because in tbe excitement of battle they
10,000 people witnessed the stirring
w ry different."
,owdor magaaine, he blew it up and together, but the transport« w ill he ai- cannot discriminate.
and thrilling scene that w ill live for
A decree hau Imun puhl shed aoa,wild wrecked Iho entire plant, killing six lowed to And their owp way to their
Continuing,, the captain-general’s
ever in the minds uf all the Americana
persona
he»Idea
himself.
ing throughout Spain llir right» of indi
destination.
visitors advised him to disregard the
present.
A finer stage setting for a
viduals aa guaranteed hy thu >xm«lita-
Geneial Shafter haa aaked the war
General Mile« leads the way.
He official fictions regarding Spanish vic
dramatic episode it woulj lie difficult
thui. The government wish«*« to have de|>aitmeiit to hurry forward the regu had been promised by the president tories In Cuba and reinforcements com-
to imagine. The palace, a piotuiesque
full |iowor to auppreaa evidence« of lar humun«« for auivice at Hantiago that be should go to Porto Rioo and the ing to the Philippine island«, and pro-
old dwelling In the Mouriah style of
dlucord or rulwlllon which might a,» and vicinity in or«lur that there may 1« rromlee was redeetnod whon the Yale poerxl a reconciliation between the
architecture, faces the Plaxa de la
pwar. The publication of thu dwree ia the minimum of danger of further in loaded today from Hibouey for Porto insurgents and the Spaniard« In the
Reins, the principal public square.
accepted aa proof that ,«eacu ncgntla- fect ion of the troops from fever.
Philippine island« under a republican
Rico, 800 miles distant.
Opposite rises the imposing Catholio
Ilona are actually In progreaa.
General Brooke w ill bo arm lor officer flag, and a Joint endeavor to persuade
cathedral. On one side is a quaint,
Aa one lm,H>rtant result of the cap
oaaxBAL joea t o b a u
brilliantly painted building with bioad
A special dI »patch from Madrid qiiolou ture of Santiago, the iron and aleni in General Mil»«’ command, and upon the Americana to abandon hostilities In
verandas, the club of Han Carlos; on
Premier SagaalA aa aaylng In an Inter minua arc to rtanime o,turationa at once. him will fail the responsibility for the the lalkads.
the other a building of the same de
Finally, -the representatives of the ships, climate and fevers, and are on-
view that he thought thu Americana American companies w ill handle the execution of tho details of bis aujiorior’a
insurgents proposed an appeal to the titlsd to rest; second, it is deemed to
scription, the Cafe de la Venus.
would “ get thu ndnforcunieiita they output of the Culwn mines as waa the plana.
General Mllaa will hoiet the Am eri powers to reoognise the independence be very bad practice to allow the sol
Across tbe plaza waa drawn up thu
required, which would unable them to case before their operation waa snapend-
can flag at O ik 'S over Porto Rican eoil. 1 of the Philippine islands.
Atntry. headed by the Sixth
take Rani Iago." Tha premier la aaid e«l by order of the H,ianlah «iffleere.
diers who have been expoatxl to yellow
The point cboeen for bia landing ia ) Tho natives inside sa.r they received
to have Added: “ Though the American
facintr th
FEVER SPREADS.
fever to bo brought in contact with
The war «le,>artment haa re>-eiv«<<1 a
wurahi|w may deatmy our «qnadron in dl«,>etch (nnu General Hhafter. saying kept atx'rrl, as tbe general w ill land be- a fortnight
times fresh from the United States.
the harbor, yet wu will pu>auu (lie war. that the router of prisoners has been
There Is also another reason, a purely S tstueu N e w Cases O e c u r A m o n g t h *
T ro o p » —O n e D ea d » Is B e p o rt ««I.
command of Lapi
There tore in Culm I'jo,(MM) men toady liandol in by General Torsi, an«! that
m ilitary one. Ten thousand Spanish
on the stone flagging -»■-», L. □
to die in Ila defense."
Washington,
July
19.—
The
only
dia-
the total la 83.7NQ men.
General
troopa are at Holguin, Mana.millo an I
and
lioe of horsemen were the brigade
quieting
news
received
at
the
war
de
Advieue from Honolulu state that Hhafter *a dispatch addml that the pris
other points within striking distance of
commanders of Geneial Shafter's divis
several mild caaeu of monalea have oners turned over to him far exceed in
Hantiago, and might not lose an oppor partment during tbe day was as to the
broken out aincu the arrival of the Pa number the strength of hia own army.
tunity tc recover the ground Inst at San yellow fever condition at the front, and ion with their staffs. On the red-tiled
roof of the palace stood Captain Mc
cific onaat troops.
tiago
if the place were left insufficient thia waa modified io an encouraging
The Madrid public are not satisflod
Kittrick, Lieutenant Miley and Lieu
ly protected. Therefore. Shwfter'e en way later by General 8hafter's newa.
A London eoirca,>ondeut of a French with the surrender of Hantiago. Tho
tenant Wheeler.
Immediately above
tire army ia to be on guard on the high It was a dispatch from Colonel Green
journal aaya the powers w ill Intervene terms exacted uf Toral are regarded aa
hills in the rear of tbe town until the leaf, chief eurgeoc with the army in them on tbe flagstaff was the illu
and the United Htalea w ill b j roblmd being too severe.
of the Philip,tinea.
m«*n have stampe«lont the yellow fever. Cuba, saying that 18 new cases had minated Spanish arms and the legend
"V iv a Alfonso X I I L "
It ia calculated by government offi
Then
they will take a turn at the Span appeared. Hi« dispatch was as follows
While nt Honolulu an American flag
“ Hlboney, via Ila y ti, July 18.— To
A ll about, pressing against the ver
cials that Commodore Watson w ill reach
iards,
if
they
can
be
found
an«l
it
may
Wa« presented to the oruiaer Charleston
Sternberg, Washington: Sixteen new anda rails, orowdiog the windows and
the Canaries about August 1 and be
b»< that Hhafter's march w ill end at Ha
hy th e Q u e e n Dowager Napierian, of
ready to strike a blow at the Spanish
vana. He will work as far from hie cases in the past 84 hours, and one ioora and lining the roofs were tbe peo
Hawaii, in token of frlundahlp for thu
Sanitation measures are rigid. ple of the town (the women and non-
coast a few days later.
GERMAN O V N B O A f IRENE.
ham« as possible after hia army Is thor death.
U nited Htatea.
combatants).
“ G R E E N L E A P , Chief Surgeon.’
oughly
refreshed,
hunting
the
enemy
•ttaaiptrA
lo
protect
«paulani»
In
Manila,
bu,
whro
Or
w o t —m tk»
ltT.t
!•„,
The United Htatea w ill take luun«-
Newa of the defeat of the im|x«riul
W hile thia waa regarded with some
As the chimes of the old cathedral
wherever
they
are
liable
to
be
found.
Quel
Iu
InvaattcaiA.
troopa near Woo Chow ia confirmed in «Bate stops to collect entoms revenue at
apprehension by laymen, tbe surgeon
rang the hour of 12, tbe infantry and
Hantiago
as
a
war
contribution,
an«)
a
LAWS
FOR
S
A
N
TIA
G
O
.
llong Kong. The loaa of the Imperial
general's department considered the mvalry presented arms. Every Amer
government custom« office w ill lie ”>rv
ho«Iy of tho expedition i» prepare for storming the wall«. A see
forcea ia probably more than 1,800 o,teue«l then« and I hi ready for boainc«« **
at hand,
* and it ia ron«eqoently not de- ond signal fixing the date for the as T r a s l d r a t Is a u e a a F r o r l a n iw t lo n to ( h r showing entirely satisfactory. Colonel ican uncovered,and Captain McKittrick
fille d .
Alden, acting enrgeon-geneial during hoisted the Stars and Stripes.
P e u p le .
at once. This action w ill be taken alrahle that the Spaniard« should be sault has not yet t*een imued, and they
A iM-autiful American flag ha» been
the absence of General Sternberg, said
As the brilliant folds unfurled in a
lieuding final settlement of tho ques enabled to collect a superior forco to are tired of waiting, and are l«jsing
Washington, July 20.— A state pa a report of only 16 cases waa an excep
Bout bv the nteamcr Alauiuila to thu Ha
gentle breeae against the fleckless sky,
faith in Aguinaldo.
tion of the statu« of Cnha after the meet him.
per
that
will
be
historic,
marking
an
waiian chamber of conimerer to l»u un>
The distance Horn Charliwton, where
The latter, it ia alleged, finds it ex epooli in American history, was issued tionally good showing as thu number the cavalry band broke into the strains
close of the war.
lutle.1 ut the ceremonies of raising the
the first body of troops for Miles* expe tremely difficult to capture the town's tonight by direction of President Me- must be taken relatively to the large of “The Star Spangled Banner," mak
flag iu that city. It waa the gift of the
Riots have broken oat in the Hpnnlsh dition waa to start today, is more than fortifications. His previous success«*«,
number of men at the front. W ith the ing tbe American pulse leap and the
in Adnlnsia. double the dlptanoe from Santiago to is is pointed out, were easy, because Kinley. It provides in general teimr surrender accomplished there would be American heart th rill with joy.
chamber of commerce of Han Francisco. province of ^H u elva,
for
the
gove»«ment
of
tho
province
of
better opportunity to get thu men on
By the exploulon of a boiler in tbe The Inhabitants marched to the muni» Porto Rioo, so that the transport« which of tho nature of the country, which
A t the same instant, the sound of tha
Santiago de Cuba, and is the first docu high ground and keep away from in
Niagara «larch works the building waa ei|>al builtllngs, shouting for cheap Ball from the former olty can scarcely suited his skirmishers. It is further
distant booming of Captain Capron’s
ment
of
the
kind
ever
prepared
by
faction.
*
wrecked and a ll person« were killed bread. Rioters to the numlier of 4,000 Join General M l leu before the early part all««ged that tho principal pointa cap
battery, firing a salute of 21 guns,
president of the Un it«* I Ht ites. By Ol
During tbe day a report waa received drifted in. When the music ceased,
and 26 injured. Two others are miaa- sacke«l many private houses. They of next week.
Those Charleston tuitxl hy the insurgents were obtained der of Secretary Algor, A<ljutant-Gon-
were
finally
dl«|M>r»ed
hy
the
artillery,
stating
positively
that
no
cases
of
yel
Ing.who are « u P| hxkn | to have pcrLhed.
from all directions around our line
troopa are to be the First army corps through treachery.
oral Corbin tonight sent the document
Of tiie penNHia in the building, only and energetic measures w ill la« taken and aro commanded by Brigadier-Gen-
The insurgents are nou’ bringing ar Jo General Shafter, in romninn<l of the low fever existed on the Harvard,which came flioating across the plasa the
two escaped. Moat of the injured Were to prevent a renewal of thu disturb ervl Georgo II. Ern«L
The brigade tillery around hy sea from Malatxm, m ilitary forces at Santiago. Thepa|«er brought a large number of sick Span
strains of the regimental bands and the
persons outahlo the works. Hearcely ances.
muffled, hoarse cheers of our troops.
comprise« the Socond Wisoonsin, Third which is tediuus and troublesom«« work. is not only an authorization and in ish prisoners to Portsmouth, N. H
This not only relieved officials as to tbe
a house within l.trOO foot of the works
The infantry came to "oider arms"
A statistical report regarding the Wisconsin and Sixtoenth Pennsylvania They ate also obtaining detailed reports struction to General Shafter for the
escaped l»elng hit with hrlcka, twisted commerce of Porto Rico has laien issued regiments.
of the condition of affairs from* insitir government of the capture*) teriitorv. conditions at Portsmouth, but also as a moment later, after the flag was up
to the Harvard, for It would be a
iron or heavy timbers.
The purpose of Secretary Alger ia to the city.
and tho band played "R a lly 'Round
by the department of agriculture.
but also a proclamation to the pcjiplv
Admiral Dewey is establishing a of the teriitory of the intentions of the veru handicap to thu navy if this crack tho Flag, Boys." Instantly. General
A dispatch Io the London Daily Trade is increasing, and a «'oniparativo make tho Porto Rican campaign a short
craft
had
to
go
into
quarantine^
McKibben called for three cheers for
more strict blockade, lest it be invali government of the United Statu« re-
N«wa from Gibraltar tells a long story statement of the imports and exports of
General Hhafter, which were given
dated by permitting neutrals to visit
of a paeu.lo wealthy Mexican who wna Hpnln's easternmost West Indian | hm >
FREE RIDE H O M E .
with great enthusiasm, the band play
Cavite and Mainbon, and send and re-
llonlaed (or a l l weeks at Madrid and session in tho years 1H88 and 10»fl
ing Sonea’s “ Tbe Stars and Stripea
oelve mails inclosing
surreptitious
Cadis, «lined with Admiral Camara, shows that Its commerce is well worth
C u lu a u l H aefcar*« F la n fo r T r a n a p o r t ln i
forever."
Spanish disptachea. He has threat
th u S p a n ia rd » .
Inapected the fleet and defenses, and in having and its growth constant.
The ceremony over, General Shafter
ened to station warships opposite the
uv««ry way won the confldenoe of tbo
Washington, July 19.— Secretary A l
The advanco guard of the Porto
city, which might nr««oipitate houtili-
officials, «inly to disappear the meruent
ger today indorsed the plan of Colonel and bis staff returned to the American
ties, aa the Spanish offiooradeclare they
a warrant waa issurxl for hia arrest. Rican Invading expedition, «<nmtnanded
Hecker for the transportation of the lines, leaving the city in the possension
w ill certainly Are on any American
He afterward confessed to tho oorre- hy General Miles, has sailed from
Spanish troops from Santiago back to of the municipal authorities, subject to
within range, regardless of the conse
«pendent that he waa a captain in tho Hiboney. Four hntlerios of artillery
Spain. It provides for an aggregate of the control of General McKibben.
The Thirteenth and Ninth regiments
quences.
Six'oinl Texas Hangers, atnl waa acting and a few seasoned troo|s( o«>mp«Mu it.
1,000 Spanish officers, with flret-class
Tho stx*ond installment of Araerioan
aa the con (bluntin' agent «if the United General Brooke r«>|>orted that his army
cabin accommodations, and 24,000 sol of Infantry w ill remain in the city to
was ready to proceed inimettiatoly with
troops is expected hero daily.
Htatea government
diers, with third-class steerage passage. enforce order and exercise municipal
the occupation of thu island. The en
The oolonel says that tbe Spanish* sol authority.
The that and moat daring train rob* tire ui|ie«IBion, it la thought, will em
T h o I r e n a A g n ln S t o p p e d .
The Spanish forces are to encamp
diers w ill be delivered on board at
la*ry In years on the Trnokee division bark from Newiort Newa within the
London, July 20.—The Hong Kong
PonriricATiONS a t s a m ia u u .
outside of our lines.
Santiago
for
Cadia
or
suoh
other
ports
id the Central Pacific oocurred two next fortnight.
correspondent of the Mail says:
The work of loading the Spanish
as may be designated. I t is provided
miles cast of Humboldt. Two masktsd
United States Consul Wildman in garding them and their interests. It
that the accommodations are to be kept prisoners on transports preparatory to
Word
has
reached
Him
Fraucisco
from
robbers held up the Feat-bound ex
forms me that as the German cruiser marks the formal establishment of a
up to the standard required by the sending them back to Spain w ill be
press train. The engineer and (Ireinan Ht. Michaels that the steamer Cone-
Irene was passing Mariveles, off Ma new political power in the island of
United Htatea army regulation as to commenced as soon aa ships are pro
were taken off tho erig>neand compelled tnaiigh from Beattie, was ove,taken in one. An overwhelming foroe will be nila, the other day, the United States
Cuba, and iusureu to the people of the offl«?ers and men, in regard to the gal vided.
to go Io I ho ex proas car, the robtiera Behring sea by a hurricane, and that thrown upon the Island, and it ia possi gunlxart McCulloch was sent after her
territory over which the power extends leys, ventilation, etc.
Subsistence
climbing over the tender aud covering itar tow. a river st««amer laden w ith ble that a blo«xlless victory w ill be to ask her to stop. Sho refusod to obey,
• p u l a Suuk» F u ae u .
absolute security in the exercise ol furnished is to be equal to the United
them with revolver» and a Winchester stores, was lost. Two barges towed hy aohieved when tho Hpaniah become oon- and a shell was sent across her bows
Madrid, July 19.— A member of the
their
private
rights
and
relntiuns,
as
States army ration, which is set forth
rifle. The robbers blew open the ex* a ahuuner of th« Alaska Commercial vtnoed that they have no reasonable and a small boat went out to discover
Well as security to their persons and in detail as a guide to bidders^ as to cabinet, in an interview today, asserted
press car door with dynamite and also Company were lost in thu same storm. chanca to resist successfully.
The ex what she wa« doing. The Gorman ad- lioperrty.
that the government was seeking an
what they must furnish.
blew the safe open. The car waa com* They ixist about *90,000. A similar pedition Is to oom pi be 80,000 men at mirul protested, and insisted that Ger
honorable peace with
the United
fate
uvortnok
a
new
river
boat
lowed
pletoly donioli«he«l. The amount «e-
the start, and it w ill be swellod soon man ships had a right to enter tho har
States. An official dispatch from Porto
Commodore
Schley's
flying
wpia«tron
There
are
9,487
different
varieties
ol
cured i» not known, No one waa hurl hy the National City. Tbe lues in tbe to 40,000 men, and, If necessary, to 70,- hor without being searched, a claim
has been merged Into tbe fleet under fire esoapee and ladders to be used in Rico says 160 cases of ammunition ex
last auso was *80,000.
in the explosion.
ploded there, killing 14 persona and
000 men, tbe equipment of the volun- Admiral Downy declined to recoguise. Admiral Sampson.
ca-eof emergency.
wuundlng many more.
It is reported that Admiral von Di««d-
Four of Garcia's nten have riled from t o r furors having now progressed so
M in o r New « Ite m s .
r ro g r a s s o f C h lau su lle b e lllu a .
( l e a n i n g th u H a r b o r .
1T..V went
want we>l
t0 W6tnmt the statement that rlchs, who Is in command of the Ger
Spain in arming a third fleet and ex* over eating, and three others . who
London, July 30. —The parliamentmy
O e rn ta a O p in io n C h a n g ln n .
Washington. July 19.— It is expect
“ »«»ber <)f men oan be ready for man squadron at Manila, Interviewed
swimming after gorging themaelvea
pects Io have it nt nun in five weeks.
flervloc in Porto Rico within m Tory Captain Chichester, of the British secretary for the foreign «»ffleo, George ed by the navy department that but
London, July 19.— The Berlin corre
were
found
dead.
N. Curaon. replying today in the house few shins ol Admiral Sampson's squad
•
President McKinley w ill take no
abort time. Tho entire Itody of troops
spondent of the Daily New«, suggesting
Maj. -Gen. Hhafter holds a medal of at Tampa w ill be taken, numlwrlng cruiser Immortalile, as to what he of commons to questions on the ron w ill enter the harbor at Santiago. that friction between the foreign office
vacation until the war ciinis Is passed.
would
do
If
the
Germans
Interfered
Chinese
situation,
said
the
B
ritili
con
honor
awarded
to
him
for
distinguished
The harhor patrol vessels, Govornor
Enough vessels w ill be sent in to put and tho admiralty led to the Irene in
«bout 18,000 men, and including a lot w ith the bombardment of Manila.
Russell, Knut Boston, Arab and Apache, •gllautry In the battle of Fair Oaks. of heavy and light artillery under com Captain Chichester replied that only sul at Canton reporte«! that 8,000 badly the harbor in condition for naval oper cident, says: Nothing, 1 know posi
Vn.,
May
81,
1H62.
armed
rebels
bad
encountered
a
detach
w ill join the hlookudlng squadron off
mand of General Rodgers.
tively, would be more inconvenient
Admiral Dewey and himself knew that. ment of imperial troops on July 7, at ations.
(Juhn.
The defenses of Santiago are charac
and disagreeable to the German cabinet
r o a s t L i g h t s K x tln g u ls h » « !.
an unknown place, and had afterward
8t. Thomas banks attached 8,000
Farla, July 80.— M. Zola and M.
Methodist „lissloniirirubare to bo aont teristically Spanish, consisting, aa they
Algiers, July 20.— The Sjianish au retreated westwar ’ with loss. The re tons of American coal In an action lot than trouble with the United Htatea
into the different Hpaniah poMosaloQ* do, of lin««s of barb-wire fence hack of Purrteux were today sentenoed to one thorities in thu Balearic islands have
letter from Manila is going the
bellion. he ad«le«l was not yet sup damage« growing oot of the refusal ol
which will main paaa to American con» which are rifle pits and then block yuar's imprlsonment and to pay 8,000 extinguished the coast lights there
rounds of the press here ridiculing, as
pressed,
and
reliable
information
ou
the
government
to
pay
a
draft
made
by
houses uf forts.
franca fine and thè coat of thè sull
Irol.
grossly exaggerated, the reports of the
until further orders
the subjeot could not lx) obtained.
Consul Van Hone.
Mvagery of the insurgents.
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