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About The People's republic. (Wasco, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1??? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1898)
OF THE HAT A t a meet lug nf the various religious denom inations *¡1 hold csar’s disarmament in Hm don. the proposal was In lu ll* « , llr n a b (.» ••• W ill, lh a 4 ra w s l u f tn lliu r tx /. W ill,. ■ • a m a g ln g B v l4 * a r a lntr»<tur«<| a | (h a S tu rd a r T r ia l. BROKE ALL RECORDS Havana, D«*c. 20.— The Spanish Han Francisco, Deo. 19.— The defense X'-Amc of the Telegraphic dorsed. William T. Stead Writes of Hvacuatiou oominissium-ra informed tlie Pinar del Rio Ravaged b y ‘n the Botkin murder tria l today re American commissioners th it evening Four persona were killed and others ceive«! the worst cet-back it has ex|mri- House Passed Pension Bill New« of the World. the Czar's Proposal. that the Havana suburbs uf Cerru and Spanish Troops. seriously injured in Paris bv tiro col- eneed since tiie case opened. Tbe evi Without Debate. Jesus del Mont«« bad been evacuated. lapse ol a Imoae In course of ronatruo- dence ot two of tbe witnesses examined The Hpanisb troops evacuated Jeans del tion. It Is feared that live bodies a till t<«day was of such a convincing nature TERSE TICK« FROM THK WIRES remain buried in tiia debris. O PPORTUNITY FOR A ME RICANS Monte at A o'clock thia evening, imme- HA LF OF T H E PEOPLE ARE DEAD that tbe chagrin caused by ita introduc d ialely after which American and Un tion waa plainly w ritten upon tbe faces DEFICIENCY BILL IB THE SENATS Mrs. Mary T u tt Throckmorton, who ban Haga were raised, crackers were in Iter early life waa a leader in Wash of the aoriieed woman ami her counsel. A h I t t i * r , ' » l l „ g C u l l a t i l i , , , , « f 11 a t , ,» F r o m In K t,g la n d In F a v o r o f an fired, am i tlie uaoal «lemonatraliuna O e a a r a l Itavla* R e p o r t o a th « l>latrl«t The evidence clearly showed that Mrs. ington society, is dead from the affects ( I l a T w u H a ,« ,|« |,t ,a r a a l 't a a a it la d made by tbe large c;ow<i in honor of I n lo r n a llttn w l I»« tit o n - aa « • F o u n d I t - P r o c la n t a t lo a Botkin wrote the anonymous letters W a s Faaaed A fte r D lsp ta e lw g Ska N laa- of Inh aling illu m in a tin g gsa which es (he event. A t tiie hour of tiling title • n H i'lt u ila iia a d F o r m . r a g a a C a a a l B i l l —F a a a ta n B ill • Ir a tlu u . to th o F o o p lo . caped by accident in bar room. Site sent to Mrs. Dunning from this city, diepatoh, 8 P . M . , it ia reported that Carrt«« • ! 4 1 , 1 3 3 , SS». waa 88 years o f age. apprising Mrs. Dunning of tbe allege«] some of tbe troupe ot tiie Cuban Gen miacomiuct of her husband, and in Colonel W illia m J. Bryan has de London, Dec. 20.—-W illia m T . Stead, eral M ario Menoeal are entering Jesus The Britiah at earner Pawnee has ar Waaliington, Dec. 19.— The terrible forming her that she had grounds for rim ml liiuiai'll mm <i|>|H«aml to espansloii. rived in New York from M editerran writing to the Associated Press, says: Washington, Dec. IT .— The house to del Monte. Prob •wy the United Statue atate uf affairs existing in the western commencing a suit for divorce. The day adopted the conference report on “ 1 have seen tlie cam. I bsva beard ean porta, and brought 10 abip-wrecked forcee w ill ia, eent there tomorrow. Spauiarde opened fire on m <’u»«aa province uf Cuba iaahowu in this report ham ikercliief which was inclosed in the b ill extending tbe marine inspec fu neral pftweaslou in Havana, and people, eight ruuu and two women, who from his own lips the earnest desire of Tbe suburb o f C ar JO waa evacuated to the war department from General »lie bos of poisoned candy was proven tion laws to sailing vessels of 700 tons something practical yesterday. American and Coban flags Davia: woum lod Several. Ona w ill piubaitly were taken from tiia disabled schooner his heart tiiat to have been purchased in this city hy and over, and providing foy licensing siiould ire done, ami that quickly, to Deer H ill, of bl. John’s, N. B ., in <11«. were displayed from tbe houses un Gal- “ Pinar del Rio, Dec. 19.— A d jutant- Mrs. Botkin, another lin k in the chain their second an<l third mates. divert to tlie aerviea uf human By some /•«da del Uerro, ami crowd« ruahe>l midocean, General, Wasiiingtou: Arrived here of the prosecution. By ilia exploelon of a shell at Fort Barney (Rep. W ia.), in charge of tbe uf tlie many m illiuns now devoted Io (iirotigh tiie streets shouting “ Vive Tim navy department has made pub lost night. The troops are comfortably Constantine, at Crenels B, Russia, nine preparations for war. He lias taken Cults lib r e ." pension appropriation b ill, then called D E F IA N T O N L Y IN T A L K . 'encamped, and have all the required SoldI ere were killed and Ihraa ofthvrs lie a report froru A dm iral Hciiley oov the in itia tiv e in summoning the confer np thia measure and made a general ex About 6:80 last evening, a crowd of «applies. We have been received with uring that part of (tie o|>eratlons ami and aavan «ohliers Wounded. ence. He is prepared to give an carn Cubaps of tlie lower class passed a bar planation of ita provisions. movements of the flying aquadron th« greatest enthusiasm and rejoicing. A d n i r s l D ew ay*« O p in io n n t th o P h i l By an aiphwlon In tiie grist m ill at ea t of liia sincerity by arresting tlie racks of engineers on tbe Infanta ave A lien (Dem. Miss.), of the appropri ip p ia n la srsT geaia. from ita Bailing from K e y West for T iie civ il governor left the province I ’e liyeville, N a ia Tlimiiaa and Claranea future Inuieane uf Ruaaian arm ament. nue. about ing “ Long lie« Cuba I ” and M an ila. Deo. 19. — R ear-A dm iral ations committee, ir. reply to Barney, t'lurifoegoe up Io, but not iu d o d iu g tbe when the Spanish troops retired. The Eminona «era killed outright and W ill called attention to the fact that when But unless be la snp|iorte,| by the peo “ Death to S p ain" and firing shuts into first bombardment. alcaide called and tendered liia services. Dewey, when a preaa correspondent M arkley was fatally injured. ples who detest u iilttsriain aa well aa the a ir in celebration of tbe evacuation called upon him today, was courteous he first came to congress, 14 years ago, A small Cultan force ia in the town as Aa a result of a coasting accident at hy timen who groan under its burdens, Chicago |>ai kara « i l l apeml a large of Cerro. Tlie engineers did nut fire, police, and good order prevails every- and pleasant, bnt a lxolu tely decline.! the pension appropriation b ill invaria T ill tie oreek, eight miles from Pitta bly precipitated a bloody-ahirt discus bis well-meant endeavor w ill fail. amount of money in ereoting Iminenee , bat tbe guard was doubled. whe*e. I shall raise the flag tomorrow to discuss tbe political situation in tbe burg. Joseph West, aged 80 years, is “ Thu American people can, if they eold-slorug«« plauta In Santiago and Ila Tho crowd then passed on from the in the presence of the troops and c iti- P h ilipp ine islands, on tbe ground tiia t sion, and be congratulated tbe country dead and eleven others are Injured, two w ill, prevent ao fatal u cataxtropiie. vana for tho reception and atoring of i Calzada del Monte to the Calzada del xens. The treasury is empty, and the his sphere was purely naval. H e then tiiat congress bad progressed since then seriously, Tire sled collapsed at tiia Aa tlie greatest and lutuat horn uf tlie frm ii meat. Cerro, stopping the street-cars and eon- only means of replenishing it is a sys proceeded to cross-examine the corre and that there would he no acrim oni bottom uf a sleep h ill and hurled the world'« |tuwers, they can, If they spondent about everything ashore. He ous discussion on this b ill. The coun Himon, lha now senator from Ore paity with great force in every direc oltooee, save this anpreme opportunity pelting passengers to about “ V iv a C a l« tem of taxation almost to the verge of glad to learn that the insurgents try at least bad the gratifying inform a lib re .” Among the demonstrators were conCr?ation. There are no custom- 1 gon, haa burnt placed upon the follow tion. tion tiiat the pension roll bad reached of tlie century from being sacriffoed by a number of butchers, who carrier] pis houses in this province. Tlie country were releasing the sick Hpanisb sol itig eom m itleoa: Minua and m ining. Thomas June«, living near Greer. tiie skeptical apathy of the govern- , tols and knives. Jose Gancedo and his is one of givat fe rtility and beauty, but diers they beld as prisoners, n o tw ith the maxim um . Irrigation, revolutionary claims, Toto “ And 1 congratulate the country for But to do thia, it w ill lie nee- 1 cousin, Teodoro H uertis, who were on W. V a., attempted to light a fire with menta. itas I teen ravaged almost to destruction. standing Aguinaldo’s grandiloquent re mao river front and trespasses ujxin th is ,” said A lie n , in conclusion, “ th a t What the cars, were wounded w ith knives. crude o il. All explosion occurred, «Mary to sot. aud to act at once. fusal to do so. Thia proves that the 1 am assured by responsible citixens Indian lunda. wreck big the room, and the dresses of ia ho|,ed uf tlioao friends of jteace and Ganoedo died today, and H u ertis w ill am) foreigners tiia t one-half the former insurgents are very conciliatory, in w hile one of tbe moat gallant and des Five denlha oocutred In Butte, bia tw in daughters, aged 4 years, ig enemies of m ilita ris m who turn their probably die. perate soldiers of the Confederacy (h im population has been killed and starved spite of their defiant talk. M ont,, «Inch are claimed Io have been nited. He waa ton badly burned Io eager eyes to the great republic of the j A d m ira l Dewey always believed that self) helped to report this b ill, the Later the crowd met some engineers to death. Colonel Seyburn, with two caused h.v tlie dreadful sulphur and a »’ it them , and they were so badly New W orld, ia that between now ami president of the United States is down in at the Ksqiiina de Tejas and fired upon battalions, is at Guanajay. He is or the insurgents were friendly, especial arsenic fumes from the siiieltera. Many burned that both of them divd shortly tlie end of January, tiie cilixena of tiie them, seriously wounding one. T iie D ixie doing honor to tbe Confederate d e re d to occupy M uriel with a detach ly since the warships of our fleet have Uuited Htatea w ill, by publiu demon- I people who eau do au are leaving the aflei wards. engineers returned tiie Are, wounding m ent. There ia no sickness among the visiteti the different porta of those dead. We all have cause to rejo ice." city Io get out of lue amoke. There was itratiuiiM. formal resolutions and by a atreet car conductor; a c iv ilia n , Is i islands, and since some of our officers (Laughter anti applause.) Exports to Citl»a are already begin troops. D A V IS ." no further debate U|«on the b ill. I t have made tours inland, carefully in Il la proh.thle that Secretary Bliaa ning to allow the effect of returning other methods by which a democratic ' dore Raxola, ami John Leonard, a col S w ord » T u rn ed to I’lo w t h a r t i. was read through w ithout a word of vestigating popular sentiment and ju The rioting continued, w ill, w ith in a abort tim e, tender Ida p e a c e and the reopen log rtf our ,torts to people gives exprt-ssion to ita oonvio- ' ored man. Havana, Deo. 19.— Genera) Davis, diciously preaching the gospel of peace criticism and passed, the whole tim e Ilona and ite aspirations, have manifest- > many almta being fired in front of tbe resignation Io the president. He haa commerce. The October figures of the the American oommander at Pinar del ful settlement everywhere w ith highly occupied in its consideration being leas bad tbe alep under oonaideratlon for treasury department bureau of statis ed to tlie world their determ ination Io Casa de StKOiro, where the wounded Rio. ba« issued a proclamation saying satisfactory results. than 30 minntes. This is the shortest aome lim e, deeming it neceaaary that tics aiiow s marked increase in the ex- help the caar to put thia thing through. were assisted. that President M cK inley has directed tim e on record for a general pension “ In Rugían«), where the difficulties lie should be free to devote mora tim Hpanisli soldiers were ordered to the ports of tim U nited Htatea to Cults in H a w a iia n B ills - bill. Tbe b ill carries $140,233,880. are much greater owing to tlie seneo soeoa, and arrived about 9 o’clock. him to assure the inhabitants of secur to bia large hualneaa inteiesta. nearly all articles, comparing October, Washington, Dec. 19.— The senate Tlie total number of pensioners on the prejudice against Russia, which has W h ile marching through Cerro, they ity of tlie ir lives and property as long IHUH, w ith Octolter, 1807. Tbe Brooklyn, Teiaa, Castine and General Davia committee on foreign relations made toll is 993,714. Itcen tiie baleful legacy of the Criineim were fired u|ton by men concealed be as they were orderly. international anti-anarohiatio Resolute have been ordered to Havana. | The w ar, such a national oonim ittee is al- hind pillars. One Spanish private fell, P’ rtTei declares tiiat fair taxes w ill be some progress today w ith the b ill re- 1« t h e S e n a te . W h ile there ia not the faintent desire mnfcreiioe which itas I teen in session ready in course uf formation. By tiie le v k ', and that no favoritism w ill be ;x>rted by tbe Haw aiian com mittee for wounded, and tiie battalion fired into Tlie senate decided upon convening to convey a threat in tbe dispatch of here for severs! weeks, has pruned a end uf next month, it is expected there the H aw aiian shown. In conclusion, General Davis tlie government of tlie air to scare the rioters. On resum j islands, but adjourned over w ithopt today to take a recess from 1:80 u n til theaa «arabipa to Havana, it may ba soecess. G reat secrecy ir maintained ill not l>e any considerable center uf ing their march, they were again fired says: holed that when they Ilo w ithin tiia regarding the proceedings and conclu population which w ill nut have had “ Inhabitants of Pinar del R io — 1 completing the work. The house com 5:80 o’clock in order to perm it senators upon, and another man waa h it. Tiie harbor they « i l l hold tire town in per sion«. hut the delegates seem satisfied its public meeting demanding that en have come as a friend to help you in mittee on merchant marine and fishet- to attend tbe funeral of Mrs. Bright, fect subjection. that they have« laid a splendid founda ergetic support should be given to the Spaniards then fired and dis|>er«ed the ail which may contribute to the pros ies today ordered a favorable report on wife of the seigeant-at-arms. rioters. Among the wounded was a col Morgan (Dem A la .) presented a tion ior a uniform system of dealings Russian pro|tosals. perity of this great country, or its gen a b ill to extend the navigation laws of The Clearwater Short Line Railway ored woman, ami it is also reported with anarchists. Tim conference de eral welfare. There is very little 1 am the United States to the H aw aiian memorial from the national board of “ Whot tbe friends of ¡teace In Eng Company, which ia tire official title of trade favorable to tbe construction of clined Io recognise a u a rc liiit outrages land c<,ut)«lently calculate iifton is that that there were several others. obliged to do w ithout your co-opera islands. the branch Northern Pacific cut o ff, The rioting cause,! grunt alarm in the Nicaragua canal, asking that tbe as |aditioal crimes. tion, but w ith your help I am sure of tlie ap|n<al in the cause of ham auity baa file«! certificates in the office uf tiia Cerro and slung tlie Calzada del Monte, K x -C o n fed erw tes in S o ld in r s ’ H o m e s . document be printed in the Congres complete success. Tlie trochas and ill find tiie Aiu«*rican people ready The drought in C alifo rn ia has ended ■e» retary of atate at O lym pia, designs!- Masbington, Dec. 19.— Representa sional Record. wrlieie all hoiiM«e have kept closed doors A llen (Pop. Neb.) ob forts w ill be turned into homes, snd lug Thomas Cooper hn ita agent in »ml rain fall ia reported from nearly and able to res|toiiJ. I f so, the great since last night. tive Rixey, of V irg in ia, today in tro jected,'and the objection provoked an the machetes w ill be use,! for labor est demonstration ever made of tiie Washington, and allowing tiia route of »very section uf the state. duced a b ill for the admission of ex- animated discussion, involving tbe only. Your sacrifices and heroic acts p»«ace-loving passion of the Engiish- tbe proposed road, now under oonatroc- Confederate, as w ell as Union, soldiers, rules of the senate as well as the wis S T U C K FAST ON A R E E F . Puget sound oystermen have formed have been already rewarded. The past sp«<aking race w ill be w ith in our reach. llon. to soldiers’ homes. an association, ami w ill make an effort dom of tbe construction of tbe canal. A Joint Anglo-Am erican representation A r e id r u t to th o Crul««-r C in c in n a ti in belougs to the history of the century; Morgan accepted the objection as an Word haa been received from United to secure ncedetl legislation. tliin k of your future peace and prosper of, aay, I ft men ami ft womou, chosen F o n t F e r so n s K ille d b y a TvaMa R m i(la(<i H arb or. effort to obstruct legislation on the sub Tlie war department has decided to from the foremost of our race, charged Slates Consul Allen that John C. F la n ity. T liis must be your aspiration." New York, Dec. 19.— A wagon con Santiago de Cuba, Dec. 20. — W h ile ject of tbe canal and prevent the coun agan, tbe m nlldentlal ck r k of George have the remains of all soldiers who w ith the maiidutn to proceed through tainiug eight persons was struck hy a try securing information on the subject. T h e S p a n is h A r rh lv a a . W'. latke, a rich merchant of Chem ul lied in M anila returned to this country. Europe on a pilgrim age of peace to pre tho Unite,! States cruiser Cincinnati »lain on the Pennsylvania railroad to Havana, Dec. 19.— The removal of A llen resented this im putation, saying was leaving port about sunset yester po, wiiu waa murdered August «0, baa Ci«ptsiu Knooh, custodian of the sent an address of thanks to the csar, day, she ran full sneed ujton a rock the Hpanisli archives fiom Cuba to night at the Allenwood crossing, a few he was favorable to the canal on gen l e en aenieucml by a consular court to relics in the famous Luelgert case, Is a would rouse the continent. clearly defined In tlie charts, bet not Spain lias been the subject of frequent , miles from Manasquan, N. J ., and I nr eral principles, thoagb advocating gov imprisonment for life. Flanagan bad victim of blood poisouiiig and may not "Round the Anglo-Amorican deputa huoved. Last September, General correspondence be tween tiie American people were killed , two fata lly injured, ernment ownership. H e predicted bean robbing bis employer systematic recover. tion woubl gioup themselves, in tho H-onard Wood, considering tiiat the and Spanish m ilita ry commissions. To- i and two others seriously injured. The that the canal would cost $500,000,000. ally and committed tiia crime to cover first place, the representatives of tho dead are: Mrs. Ellen A lle n , Bessie day the m atter was satisfactorily ad- j Clyde Bennington, aged 33, has been W ith o u t determ ining the mooted uhsence of a buoy there m ight lead to up liia misdeeds. seven small states— Sweden, Norway, sentenced to life imprisonment in Han some accident, anchored a small one, justed. Colonel Clous, on behalf of A llen, her daughter; Miss A llie A lg er, point raised by A lle n , the senate, at Denmark, Belgium , H olland, Hwitser- and Jennie Cram mer. T lie fa ta lly in Tw o men were k ille d by the explo* Quentin for his part in the Oto G iande H a le ’s request, took up the urgency the first ever placed there, but »he the American commissioners, had a land and Portugal, w ith nn aggregate lio n of ua'.ural gaa at C n n im n rv ille , lu d. train roldtenca. Bessie, on entering the harbor one long interview w ith General Jimines jured are: David S. A lle n , husband deficiency appropriation b ill. |Mipulation of nearly 80,000,000, end of Mrs. A lle n , who was killed , and Kate Castellanos, who had lists of the docu- 1 Cockrell (Dem . M o.) addressed the Henry J. N e llig a n , cook, George W. The death sentence of Private L im i- w ith then«« reinforcements tho groat in night, oarried it away, and since then A lle n , their daughter. M r. A llen was senate in regard to the mustering out B e v e rly , Irotli o f company ( I , First say, Tenth cavalry, Iota been oom mute« I ternational dol«*gation would begin its there has been no buoy to mark the ments in each division of the various departments of the government A ll of the fam ily of which Allenwood takes of the volunteer soldiers, a large m a location of the rock. Florida, a* a lion«* I at H u u ta v ille , A la ., by the president to life imprisonment, otuss<lo through Kurojte. In four The C incinnati probubly is not seri documents relating to municipal and its name, and was one of the most jo rity of whom he said, wanted to bo were k ille d in a camp quarrel. on recommendation of General Wheeler. weeka, it would have shaken the conti ously damaged, as she is not making provincial affairs, as w ell as those prominent men in that part of N ew mustered out. and many of whom were Senator Havia, ot the Paria peaoe Jersey. Since the cessation of hostilities this nent from oenter to circumference.'* making sacrifices by rem aining in the water. For the last 24 hours the gov necessary to adm inistration, are not to Tho movement in favor of an in te r ooiuniiaalon, in an interview « Itb a government has s|ient about $1,000,000 service. D y in g b y H u n d r e d s. ernment collier Southery and the M ay be disturbed, but only such papers from London H ally M ail corres|>oudent, «le in feeding the starving Cubans, and the national demonstration in support uf H ale (Rep. M e.) said he bad no Sau Francisoo, Dec. 19.— On board flower have been engaged in an effort tlie governor-generaI's office and other dared in favor of a trip le alliance Ito work ia a till going on with u ntiring the csar’s peace conference ia Inking to pull her off. Thus H r they havo offices as exclusively relate to the Span the steamer Gaelic, which arrived doubt that the rank and file of the tween tim Untied States, England and vigor. practical simp« in G reat B rita in , and is For instance, papers from tbe O rient today, was Rev. H . W. army abroad bad a great desire to re been unsucoessful, but it is hoped they ish government. attracting much sympathy from tiie Japan, for the protection of all tiioir T lie U nited Htatea troops in Cuba and w ill have better luck tonight at high regarding tiie Cuban debt and the war W hite, a missionary. H e brings news turn home, and he exprest-ed the opin Intereata north of the equator. queen and other members uf tlie royal tide. The principal tisk now is tearing expenses are to be sent to M adrid,w hile of a terrible condition of affairs exist ion that they shoulti be allowed to Porto Rico have not beer, forgotten. fam ily, who are said to lie aware of the Charles Tracy, aged Ifl, ahot and They w ill be sent for Christmas 10,000 a hole in the cruiser’s liottom w hile she on the other hand the archives of the ing in tbe Chin-Chow -Fu provinoe, a do so. entire sinoerity of tbe oxar. autonomist government are to remain section 160 miles long and 70 miles Allison (Rep. Ia .) expressed sympa Instantly killed Tiru Connors, custodian pounds if prime turkey aud 2 ,0 00 is pulling off. practically intact. of Greenlawn cemetery, ludianapolis, l>oumis of cranberries. wide, inhabited by over 4,600,000 peo thy w ith tbe desire to have a large M O R E H O B SO N K IS S IN G . 1ml. Tracy « itb a niiuilier of other ple, mostly farmers. O w ing to two number of volunteers mustered out. TRO O PS ON THE S C A N D IA . T lie liotly of nn unknown man was D e c id e d b y a « » I d le r 's V ote. boys waa near the cemetery throwing found on one of the tiara of tho W illa m T h e M errim a c H e r e In t h e H a n d s o f Sew ell (Rep. N. J .) said the war de successive droughts the crops have been Topeka, K an., Dec. 19.— The state C h lcn g t, O lr ls . T r a n sp o r t It r in g s t h e K r m a ln ln g Mew snowballs nt pedestrians. Refuting ette, three miles east of Monroe. Tho failures, and the people of tbe province partment had for the past several canvassing board decided a tie between Y ork rr« F r o m llnn<»lulu. to deaiat be waa killed hy Connors. are dying by thousands from starvation months been gradually weeding out Chicago, Dec. 10.— Lieutenant Rich head aud feet were missing. There was A. F . Scott, Republican, and L. M. and the o utlying provinces and the soldiers for discharge, and that many San Francisco, Dec. 20.— The Unite«! ard Pearson Hobson was heavily bom Marks, Populist, candidates for the Tbe thirteenth annual oou veti thin of no means of idontilloation. barded hy a largo field uf kissing girls States transport steamer Scandia lias legislature from Jefferson county, by government are doing little to help tbe thousands had thus been relieved from the American Federation of Labor met A dispatch from Hm don says It is H e had no doubt that even suffering. The people of Shang-Tung this duty. arrived here, 88 days from M anila and at Kansaa C ity, Mu. Almut 160 dele understood that tho Prince of Wales at the Auditorium tonight, hut as no ordering tiie drawing of lots. M r. Soott province are also starving. In some of w ithout legislation 60,000 men would distress signals were hoisted after the eight days from Honolulu. She re gates from all parts of tho country wore lias spoken approvingly of the proposed won, hut did not demand his certifi the villages of tbe la tte r place there be released w ith in the next six months. mained several days at tlie latter port, present, also W illia m Thorne and W il innnument to Georga Washington to bo engagement, it Is not believed that lie cate, suing home w ith the expectation are hundreds of deaths In a week’s The urgency deficiency b ill was then anti tho news she brought from tiie was seriously injure,!. Lieutenant liam Inskip, of Huidon, representing placet! in Westrninatoi Abbey. tiia t it would bo sent by m ail. Before tim e. In Chin-Cbow -Fu there have passed. Hobson lectured on “ The Kinking of Philippines was forwarded by the steam the certificate was sent, however, the the British trades-union congress. been as many as 180 deaths in one A t the instance of Harris, the senate T lie halibut schooner Two Brothers, the M e rrim a c ," under the auspices of ers Alameda ami Gaelic, which arrive,! mid-Paoific vote oast hy tiie Twentieth day. ndopted a resolution calling upon the The British Columbian government plying in Alaska waters, lias been miss the Chicago Press Club, and after the during the past week. The Scandia Kansas, en route to M anila, was re president for inform ation as to the lias made a crown reset ve of ail town- ing nearly six weeks, and it ia feared lecture, the members of the audience brings the rem aining companies of tiie ceive,!. Upon examination one vote I m p o r ta n t M a ilr a a C o n c e ss io n , sites and laud outside of (lie m ining that she has been lost w ltii a ll on board. pressed forward for an impromptu re First New Yo rk voluuteer regiment status of the report of the Nicaragua was found for M r. Marks. Accordingly New York, Dec. 19.— A dispatch to commission. fields in the Lake A tlin district. Tills One of her bonta was recently found in ception. There was much handshaking from Honolulu. A ll are reported in the state canvassing board reversed ita the Herald from Mexico C ity says: was recently announced privately by a badly battered condition. and applause, but more interesting good condition, five who were ill lieing decision and issue«! a certificate to M r. R e p a ir in g t h e M a ss a c h u s e tts . T lie last act of the Mexican oongress M r. 0 . S ettiin, premier of British Co New Y o rk, Dec. 17.— The Herald Right additional survivots of the crew than either were 188 kisses given tho now convalescent. Among her passen Marks. today was the confirmation of one of lum bia, to Gold Commissioner W. J. nf the lost ship Him ionian were brought M errim ac’s hero by ns many girls. Th«« gers from M anila are W . A . W alsh, of tlie largest concessions tor many years. rays: So serious are the injuries sus T r a n sp o r ts F rom H a v a n a . Rant, who baa Just arrived In Kenttiä into Baltim ore by tho North German lieutenant met the attack bravely ami tlie Astor battery, and W. J. Cohn, C. Savannah, G a., Deo. 19.— The trans The concession was granted to Captain tained by buttle-ship Massachusetts as from A tlin . even seemed to encourage it. II . H ern iian, W. H . Curran, of the Lloyd steamship M arta Rickmors. They A. B. Sm ith, of Los Angeles, C a l., and « result of the mishap several days ago During bin brief stay in Chicago, Pennsylvania volunteers, and several port Chester sailed today for M ariana, Rnasland’s famous Le Itm mi no la at are: Captain F. II. Leo, T h ird Officer his associates for colonising, steamship that Naval Constructor Bowles esti Cuba, carrying Brigadier-General Has- Lieutenant Hobson wan the guest of members of tiie First C alifo rn ia regi last before Huidon investors. Tbs Joseph C o ttio i, Boatswain T . Boiiein, and railw ay enterprises of the first mates that tlie cost of her repairs w ill brouok ami the headquarters staff of Ire at least $24,000. Requisitions cov Hmdon Globe Corporation and the Quartermaster F . Carlson, Able Hca- General John M uN ulta, at the Union ment. Tho Scandia is in quarantine, the Second division of the Seventh magnitude. Longue Club. A fter the lentuie he and no mail or passengers w ill be land B ritish Am erica Corporation have in inen J. Webb and W . Cadneas, Second Tiie colony land« include many ering this amount for m aterial and la army corps and the Fourth V irgin ia left for Kansas C ity, where he w ill ed tonight, neither w ill anyone be per bor have been approved, and repairs vited subscriptions to 300,000 shares Steward D, Darnell and Second Cook regiment. The transpose Minnewnska leagues on the G u lf of C alifornia, w ith speak tomorrow evening. Tuoatlay m itted to go on board. Constructor of £6 each in the 1st Itol Company, ltd. W. M artin . tlie oendition that a canal be con- w ill be started at onoe. aud Roumanian arrived from Havana evening tho distinguished naval offi The purchase prioo is £1)60,000, paya In tiie German reiciistng, Count von cer w ill lace an audience in Denver, today. They w ill take aboatd tho strncted from the lands to Yum a, C a l., Bowles estimates that six weeks at M ed lt-lttes for T ro o p s In C n b a. ble in easli in fully paid shares, leaving Kardorff, leader of tho free conserva F orty-ninth Iowa and tbe Sixth M is and a steamship service be placed from least w ill be necessary to oomplete the wlience he w ill prooeed to Han F ra n Savannah, G«i., Dec. 30.— M ajor- work. £60,000 for the working capital, souri regiments tomorrow and w ill the head of the gulf to the southern tives, condemned tlie sentimental G e r cisco and sail for M anila December 24, General Brooke, who was ap|«ointed ns boundary. The service w ill also De ex T ra in R an I n to • S le ig h . piobably sail the noxt day. The United States government Is not man sympathy w ith Spain, and w el- on tiie C ity of Peking. m ilita ry governor of Cuba, arrived in tended to the Lower C alifo rn ia points. Im la y C ity , M ic h ., Dec. 17.— A aware that any arrangement lias been coined tlie appearance of tlie “ great G o ld H elt I s L a rg e , tiie city this afternoon. He had a con The line w ill comprise six modern eotV.hbonnd engine, light, on the Pon Savannah, Gn., D«»c. 20.— N early tho ference w ith tlie president and secre made (or the transfer of the title of the and vigorous American nation " among flpokane. W ash., Deo. 19.— There is steamers. tiac, Oxford & Northern railroad, to H e said ho whole of tlie business part of tho town Kanionn islands to Germany, and lad ng tlie colonising jMiwcra. tary Alger »his evening. A fte r tho great excitement here over repeated night struck a sleigh containing five one of the parties to the trip artite Imped that, in accordance w ith His- of T ifto n , in the center of the peach conference Secretary Alger said Genural rich strikes in the Republic camp, on H oun d For H o m o . An oil agreement tinder which Hautoa Is now m arck’s principle, commercial ques licit, was burned Inst n ig h t. Paris, Dec. 19.— Tbe Am erican peaoe people, throwing them out, seriously I t is now Brooke was on his way to Havana prov- the C o lville reservation. inju rin g two and k illin g three ontright. governed, It is not conceivable that tions would lie kept separate from lamp in a boarding house exploded. inee, and had w ine to Kavannah u|«on demonstrated tiia t tlie gold hell is at commission left for Havre and South any change in tbe status of the islands political relations, for, if this were The Masonic hall and 10 stores were telegraphic orders fo ra conference w ith least seven miles long and three miles nmpton tonight, and w ill sail for N ew The dead are: Mrs. Thomas Rohh, of can I mi made without the knowledge of done, Germ any could ho on very gmnl destroyed, and a hotel and a large lu m the president and tlie secretary relative wide, and in that area rich chutes are York tomorrow on the steamer 8 l Lum ; IValtor Robh, her son, aged 4, ber m ill were damaged. and Mrs. John Yerkes’ son, aged 14 terms w ith tlie United Htatea. this government. Louis. being discove'ed almost daily. to affairs on the island. months. Ittillnit H ill F a s t e d , General Brooke is suffering from a K illo d b y • F o i lin g W a ll. F a t a l T r a la W reck la F lo r id » . Leon Favier, who fought under the Washington, Deo, 2 0 .— The house cold and fever. Stint,r Ne«va I te m s. G rain R ln e k a d a a t HnlFala. It was said late to Chicago, Dec. 19.— Two firemen, Jacksonville, F la ., Dec. 19.— A pas great Napoleon, has just celebrated his today gave its attention to the Indian n ig ht tiia t tiie fever was high, and that senger train on tiie F lorida Central A Lieutenant M atthew M yer and T ru ck Buffalo, N. Y ., Dec. 17.— The grain The w ill of the late Edward Austin, ' Utlth birthday at Philadelphia. appropriation h ill, passing It s u lM itn - prchably he would not be able to leave Peninsula railroad was wrecked thia man Patrick O ’Hern, were killed by blockade at this port continues and is nf Boston, bequeaths $1,100,009 to Tho president of the m unicipal coun tia lly as repoited. Thia is tlie third of the city fot a week. public uses. afternoon near Madison, oaused hy a the collapse of a w all tonight during a unprecedented. A t noon today fu lly cil of Paris has informed M in e. Hara the appropriation bills to pass, and it colliaon w ith cattle on the track. Hix fire in the Palace livery stables, at 80 large steamers were in the river N ew I ittp le m e n t F ttm p an y. The czar has recently Issued an edict Bernhardt th a t the council has accept clears the calendar of tho lug supply persons were killed, as follows: E. H . 8 ¡64 Cottage Grove avenue. Several w aiting to he unloadod, or froxen in. The Colfax Im plem ent Company ordering n tria l hy jury In Siberia ed her recent offer to take a lease of bills, although another, the agricul engineer; Janies Evans, other firemen were seriously h u rt, In They ca n y about 9,000,000 bushels of has been Incorporated to deal in agtl- CQpndlor, after Janunry 1. the Theater des Naciona, tural, w ill ho ready and knocking for Lieutenant grain, w hile in the different elevators c ultural implements at Colfax, Wash. colored, fireman; John T . Sullivan, o' cluding the following: Preparations are on foot in Honolulu attention hy Monday. Tiie bouse The British government has decided The Inoorporatora and trustees are St. Augustine, F la ., attache to the Albert Lingenherger, leg fractured; 7,000,000 bnsiivls are a t present stored. to test the applicability of the Unltod passed the b ill granting a right of way in make a generous grant fur the lolief O ’Hara, skull fractured: Aaron Kuhn, J. W. Hereford and L. army; Rev. 8. H . Coleman, a oolored Michael L im a, Peru, via Galveston, Tex., of the distress and dntnago caused by Htatea Immigration lawa to the Hawa tli rough the Kan Francisoo forest re D. Woodworth. The capital stock ia preucher of Jacksonville; John A . Thomas Dillon, skull fraotured; Ed Dec. 17.— Advices received here today the recent hurricane in the West In iian Islands hy the Importation to tilt serve to the Saginaw Southern railw ay $100,000, divided into 100 shares at Rhoades, colored, Pensacola; Alfred ward Creuscuo, back broken. The confirm the report of a re v ilu tio n in cane field« ol 1,000 Corean laborer«. of Arisons, dia«. property loss waa about $80,000. A ustin, colored, Chalras. the value of $100 each. the Bolivian republic- ,*'1 :
