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M ’KttMK T IC K S
FROM T I I E
wires
A n In la r n a ltn g C a llo o ll« « n f H orn« F r o m
l i t * T w o H e Mita p h * roe I'm a n n ia d
• * • ('n n .la n a a tl F o rm .
S e n a t o r M r It tide of Oregon, lias la
trod 110» I * lull making Astoria the tor
minus u, (lie trans-Pacific c a b in .
" H a h ,” the well-known syndicate
w riter ts critic ally ill at her homo in
New York.
I he (). It. A N. C l’a steamship Co
lum bia on her last trip made the run
from Han Francisco Io Portland iu 47
hours and SA minutsa.
An express train ami freight train
met on the asms (rack near Vtnoennea,
in d ., and Hires trainm en ware serious
ly h url and a score or more passengers
bruise,I sud scratched.
C O U N T Y , OKKOON, F K ID A Y , DECEMKEK 30,
TROUBLE IS UIVANA
Disorder Marks the Closing
of Spanish Rule.
MUCH VIOLENCE AND liLOODNIf ED
C u b a « « M e s e In U tg n llte s
Ih » V ea
q u le h e U F e e S « v « r a l * F a l a l M i a -
U p e —A m e t ie s e s W a la w m .A .
LATK
NEW S
FRO M
DAW SO N.
O e w la le e S w rv e y e v F ra a a n ( • Ita a th » a
t b a M l a a S l b a M lv a r .
Seattle, Wash.,Deo. 3H.— T h e e te a m e r
Para lion arrived today from Alaska
w ith a num lier ol passengers from Daw
son direct, who came out over the it».
The tra il is good, and • large numbet
of people are on the wav out.
Among tbe passengers is Jack Carr,
the Yukon m ail carrier, who left D aw
son November 31. H e says the ;>opala-
lion of Daweon C ity haa u ia te ilally de-
rreased, if now being efitimated at 16,-
000. Cost of living haa «leu decrease,!,
good meala oneting but | ]
There w ill
be no food abortage thia w in ter. There
is little hofw of the msE service being
kept up between Daweon and the out
side world thia winter.
T h letle «reek, oa the American side,
is attracting considerable attention.
Pans averaging |3ft are reported.
Tba execution of tbe four Dawson
murderers— Ed Henderson and tbe In
dians W hite, Dawson Jim and Joe Nan-
tuck— haa lieen |>oatpone«l u n til March.
November 1 was set as tba day of exe
cution.
It la said that Indiansof Alaska have
l>etitione<l Governor Brady to go to
Washington to represent them iu oon-
grese.
The body of J. H . Cadenhead, a Do
minion land surveyor,was found froaen
in the ice in the Klondike river, near
Dawson, October 37.
H e bad left
Hulphor creek tbe day previous, and in
tbe night had broken through the ice.
Unable to p all bim aelf out, be slowly
froxe to death, w ith his hands spread
out on tbe lee. Before losing con
sciousness he took hie field riotea and
papers from bis (rockets and threw them
from bhn. ao that they m ight be picked
up and save,!.
1S9H.
NEW WORLD ENEBCf
The Nation of Shopkeepers
Astonishes Europe.
AFTER THE WORLD’S MARKETS
v.nglanrf
A w akes
le
Use
A g g re s s iv e
C a m m a r r la l F r a s a « r lt j a f tb a
V w lt a « S ta ta s .
NO. 37.
N E G O T IA T IO N S
■ a g la a «
AS T O T E R M 8
A g ra « « ( • A b r a g a lla a
C la f ta n -M a t w a r T r a a lg .
a f tb a
New York, Dec. 16.— A special to
the HeraM from Washington says:
A ll danger of further friction between
the United Htatea and Groat B ritain
over the construction of the Nicaragua
canal w ill shortly be removed by the
abrogation of the Clay ton-Bnlwer
treaty.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, tbe
British ambassador, has received or
w ill receive w ithin ths next few days
positive instructions to enter upon
negotiations w ith Secretary Hay for the
abrogation of the convention referred
to, and the preparation of a new treaty
guaranteeng tbe neutrality of the canal.
The change in the attitnde of the
B ritish government from its old ooei
tion of insisting upon having a voioe in
the construction of the propose,! canal
is tbe result of representations made to
Lord Salisbury by M r. Henry W hite,
charge d ’affaires of this government in
Lxrndon.
I t is the understanding ol
thoee who are aware of the change in
the attitude of the British government
that Lord
Salisbury
w ill
suggest
through Sir Julian the » Iv is a b ility of
the U nited States granting some conces
sions to bis government in return for
the relinquishment of the important
rights poeaease«! by Great B ritain in the
matter of a canal across tbe isthmus,
which for nearly 60 years have been
recognise,! by this government in the
treaty negotiated by John M . Clayton,
on the part of the United State«, and
Lord Henry Lytton-Buiw er, on tbe part
of the British government. Just wbat
concessions w ill be asked are not
known, nor w ill they be u n til fuller
and final instructions have been re
ceived by Sir Julian and rommonicated
to Secretary Hay.
ÍJOIJER ISLE OURS
Gpeck in Mid-Pacific Will Be
Used for Cable Station.
OLD GLORY OVER WAKE ISLAND
C « w m a ii< l« r
of
th «
R v a a la g t« «
K > r « l« a O r d e r « ( • H o le t t b «
F la g
T h a r« .
The Am erican National hank, of
Chicago, Dec. 38.— A censored spe
London, Dec. 37.— I t is no exaggera
L im a, <)., was rohtmd of $18,169. The
Washington, Dec. 26.— This govern
cial cable to tbe Tribuna from Havana
tion to assert that the foremost topic
money was taken from ths big vault. I bMVa-
ment has determine,! to hoist the flag
Tl.e
___
a .a
I
J
*
compelling attention in Europe >• gen
over an island far out in the Pacific
<’>>ngiraa Ima «d juiirncd u n til Ja n « - The ro l. lorry waa perpetrated in a skll-
Kioting began at Montserrat tonight.
eral and in G reat B ritain in particular,
ooean, and orders were sent out lata
af.» 4. A ltar Ilia lio lld a j recess (h o ful manner, no damage being done to A battalion of Hpaiiiah troops harried
overshadowing tha dreary broils of do
this afternoon to the commander of tha
light* of (tonxral Wheeler and otimrs to (be vault.
from the barracks on the Prado to
mealic p o litio , is the rem arkable ag-
Bennington, Captain Taursig, to pro
buhl their aoala w ill Ito luquired into.
Mrs. label, her daughter, Mrs. Ossie G aliano street. Uie dividing line be
greasi,« commercial prosperity which
ceed at once to take poss«*«i>ion, in tbe
tween
Cuban
and
Hpauiali
territory.
Malone,
and
M
is
Malone's
Infant
were
Aiming a network of wire« 10 foot
ths United
States is manifesting.
name of the United States government,
Order waa restored, but iu the firing
alaivo (bo ground, Roderick Chisholm, burned to death in th e ir home near
B a ld ly a newspaper review or a public
ol Wake island, lying in latitntds 19
which
occurred
before
the
troops
a
r
Hillalioiu,
Tea,
The
women
coubl
be
m C hiengn e le c tric ia n , was slowly
speaker dating tbe past month has
north, longitude 166 east. It is distant
burn»! tu death In sig h t of several seen in the bouse, but it waa lm|<oi il- rived, an H-year-old Cohan child was
failed to notice with what giant strides
about 3,000 miles from Nihac, the
ble to rescue them, though every ef- k ill» ! by a stray bullet.
hundred S|tectulurs.
America is coming into Ine first place
westernmost ol the Haw aiian islands,
Spanish territory in tbe New World
fort waa made. Tbe tire started by
in toe alignment of tire powers. I t is
Cohinot K. H. Barrett, national p r „
and 1,800 miles east of Guam. I t is
la now limit*«! to a narrow strip of
the use of kerosene to kindle a fire.
certainly
the
chief
subject
ol
conversa
Id «nt of (ho Hona of the Amor loan Rev
almost in a direct line between those
(¡«plain It. D. Evans* name la prom land between Havana harbor and C ali*
tion on Lombard street and on the
iiliilln n, was k ille d by falling from a
possessions of the U n it» ) States, and
■nl
street.
Tbe
flags
of
C
u
t«
libre
men t Urne« I as H ear-A dm iral
Continental bourses.
window of bia homo at (¡uncord, Maas, inently
is adm irably adapte,! for use as a sta
Dunce's successor in
tbe Brooklyn I
? be U n lu d H“ M
Ths manager of one of the greatest
lie was 60 years of ago,
tion for a Pacific cable to connect the
wo blocks of the Prado, a great
navy-yard, now that it aeerns to lie do-
"
Ixtndon hanks recently drew an A m e ri
Philippines w ith H aw aii and the U n it
In Louisvill«. K v ., It la ealimatod by a id » l that Hear-Adm iral Ham | won w ill boulevard which ruua through the ceu
can business man into bis private
ed States. I t is about three miles in
j ter of Havana.
Ibo bonllb department that (hero aro remain com mander-ln-chief
of
the
office, and ••««!, in an awe-strnck tone:
length, and incloses a lagoon of salt
M onteeriat having been evacuated,
10,000 oaaoa of grip.
The lavage« of North A tla n tia station, and Dear-Ad-
"This is tbs first tim e in the history
water.
The average height of tbe
(bo dtaoaao bare l>e«,n so widespread m iral ttchley w ill be assigned to sea J the place was alive today with Cubans
ol finance that New York haa been in
island is eight feet above high tide. I t
and people from the United Htatea.
that in M ine cares bust nose baa been duly lu compliauoe w ith his request.
a position to dictate money rates to
is scarcely capable, in itself, of sustain
The scene enacted at Cerro and Vedado
seriously Impeded.
London, Berlin
and P aris.”
The
The conference based open tbe dis
ing life, but it is expect»! that a cable
Ile rra fte r brooms w ill oust J cent* arm am ent pro|iosal of Emperor Nicho last week and Jeeua del Monte yester
trank manager added th a t London’s
can be maintained w ithout difficulty
day, was repeated at Montaerrat. There
more apiece.
Members of the lirourn las has been file ,I for Hl. Petersburg
purchases ol American securities were
by tbe erection of a condenser to sup-
Manufacturer«* Association of tbs about the tmg inning of May next, prior waa even a greater demonstration, tui
a feather's weight compared w ith the
ly fresh water. Some station in that
Montaerrat
cornea
almuet
to
tbe
city.
I n i l c l Hialea met in Chicago ami de io which the Russian government w ill
balance of trade in New Y o rk ’s lavor.
locality is deem»] to be absolutely nec
cided |u advance th *• price of brooms SA | submit officially Io the powers a defi Home of the flags leaped aoroaa the
James Brice, in a speech before tbe
essary to the maintenance of a cable,
dividing
line
and
waved
on
tbe
Hpau-
ceuia a «loieti.
Lieoeamr drainl>er of commerce, sound
and for that reason the American peace
nite plan of disarmament in order to iah side.
F IL IP IN O C O N G R E S S .
ed a warning to British manufacturers.
H A VANA’S DEATH RATE.
commissioners at Paris endeavored to
A rear-end collision occurred on (he enable them to formulate modifications
The celebration which waa begun on
He
emphasised
the
fact
that
the
ex
secure one of the Caroline islands, but
Pennsylvania
railroad throe miles or counter-eoggestiuua.
Christmas
night today reached its U l S e a l l j r a i F o r m i n g a C a a s l l t a - l a n
ports of the United States and G er R a t w r e a F l f t j r - f l v a a a d S a v e a t y - f l v a I»l
K a d s Ita C a ra a r.
without success.
from Railway, N. J ., which resulted in
A special from Daweon dated No h eig ht Crowds of men and women
D a l l y F r o m S t a r v a t i o n a a d O la a a a a .
many
had
increased
£34,000,000
and
M an ila. Dec. 38.— The eo-called con
Wake island is said to be by right
(be hwa of (wo lives and injury Io many vember 111 says;
Reports from all waviug Cuban and Am erican flags and
New
York,
Dec.
26.—
A
dispatch
to
already American territory, for in 1861
(x«rsma.
The kilted are W illia m ( ’. creeks in the vicinity of Dawson in d i carrying hrauohes of tree«, parade,I the gress of the revolutionary government £31,000,000 respectively between 1891
the
World
from
Havana
says:
Ha
I b s i II. a railway clerk; ami F. Knight, cate that the w inter's product of gold atreeta shouting and singing. M any of the F ilipinos, which haa been in ses and 1897. w hile G reat B rita in 's de
Adm iral Wilkea survey»! the place and
creased £1 ft,000,000.
He
further ▼ana's death rate is astounding. There
a co lore, i ^Siter of (he slooping-car.
w ill exceed that of last year hy more Americans went over to eee the demon sion for acme tim e, at M alo Los, baa pointed out that tire business of tbe are between ftft and 76 deaths here each assert»! title . I t is not inh abit»!, so
far as known, at the present tim e,
been unexpectedly adjourned, owing to
W h ile e ia m in in g stale documents of than 100 per cent. Several (tersona are stration. They did not remain lung.
tbe difficulty of forming a conat'tution. United States was developing along day, the m ajority from m alarial fever, though in the past some guano gather
Owing
to
the
intense
enthusiasm,
the
report»!
to
have
been
froaen
to
death.
Iho Irlih century in the Vatican library
ers have tem porarily lived on the
A cabinet by Preaident Aguinaldo, many important lines which Great tvpboid claim ing the next largest nuin
recently, Ablie (Joaanlusai, assistant One of these was found in a kneeling (mpulaoe insisted on kissiiig the "brave
apixiinled at Dacoor on J u ly 1ft last, B ritain , he added, should have held her of victim s and pernicious fever island.
Anierlranoe,
”
whether
they
wanted
to
posture
beside
his
sled
ami
dogs,
be
librarian, found the original luanu
about
the
same.
against
all
competitors.
M
r.
Brice
un
The Bennington is now at Honolulu,
and named in tbe Ba^ror proclamation
Script of a treatiae b y G alileo on the tween Hunker and Dominion, at the he kisaed or not.
The oivil register tod ay shows a total and the orders to her w ill go out by
hesitatingly asserted that tbe United
Heveial affrays look place between issued on that date, has resigned.
tides. The manuscript la all lu G all sum mit.
of
49
deaths
in
this
oity
in
the
last
24
States
could
produce
rails
cheaper
than
General Aguinaldo, who had been at
steamer. A fte r hoisting the flag on
the Hpanish residents and the Cubans
leu's baudw rlltng, ami emla w ith the
T he navy de|>artment is going to be
Malo Los. came from there to Santa Great B rita in , and he said he saw no hours, and two parishes where the Wake island, she w ill proceed to Guam
words w ritten at Home in the Medici pre|>ar»l for any emergency that may A grocery kec|>er on Oquendo street re
death
rate
was
usually
high
made
no
and make a survey of the island, which
lie then possibility of opening new markets ex
fused to put out the Cuban onlois, and Anata, a suburb of M an ila,
Gardena on January 8, 1010
report. The m o rtality last week was was ordered some tim e ago. She haa
cept in China.
«•re a lto r arise In the A tlan tic and P a
was almost Iwaten to death w ith sticks. visited Paterno, and now it is reports,!
cific oceans by oarrymg on band tbe
Great B ritain seems to have become at tbe rate of 106 in every 1 000 of the already completed a survey of Pearl
The president has nominated Ethan
As evening came on, the demonstra he has gone to Cavite Vejo, the old
population. This week It w ill be high
enormous stock of nearly h alf a m illio n
A. Hitchcock, of Missouri, to l>e seore*
tion became noisier than ever, as many town of Cavite. Reliable advices say reconciled to the capture of the iron er. In New York the death rate is harbor, seven miles from Honolulu,
tors of the l«*«t steaming coal for w ar
taiy of the interior. M i. Hitchcock la
of the negroes parading were drunk and that w h ile lie was at Paterno he was markets by tbe U nited States. A m eri only 22 deaths per annum for every which w ill form the foundation of tbe
ships ‘bat can lie procured. Thia sup
government’s plans for the enlarge
at present nmlmssa lor to Russia.
He
greatly exaited.
The Americana be indelatigable in his efforts to overcome can firms are uniform ly successful in thousand population.
ply of the most Im portant of all sinews
The
ment of the harbor there and tbe
waa ap|M»inted m inistei more than a
came fearful of another clash with the tbe policy of the m ilita n t factions, bidding against British firms.
A
ll
the
hospitals
are
overcrowded
of modern war ia to tie systematically
year ago. ami when the rank was raised
Hpanish troops lik e that which ushered which is hostile to the Americana. It , Carnegie company and the Illin o is Steel and no more patients can be received. straightening of tbe ohannel connect
distributed In A u iy ie s n ports most
to an embassy, ho was re-ap|ioint»l.
in Christmas day. Francisco Luinteeo, is probable that ftie influence w ill avail Company have opened extensive offices The municipal hospital, organised as ing the inner harbor w ith the ocean.
conveniently locate! for the coaling of
in London and are making inroads
Ho is a wealthy lawyer ami business
a Spanish volunteer patrolling the to avert trouble.
D IS O R D E R L Y
iN 3 J I3 iN f3 .
sblpa for any operations the navy may
Colonel an emergency hospital to care for sick
The F iliu ino e cabinet, proclaimed at upon the B ritish reserve.
•tie e t near the Prado, was fired at from
man of gt. Louis, and waa fa t aorne
i econcent rad os, is taking care of 806
conceivably he called upon Io under
Hunsaker,
the
Carnegie
representa
Bacoor
on
J
u
ly
1ft,
in
oonformity
with
tim e an extensive plate glass manufac
a housetop and killed.
A Cuban was
A F i l i p i n o s in S u b u r b s o f M a n i l a C an««
take.
a decree issued by the revolutionary tive, has contracted for 80,000 tons of patients with space for only 160.
kille«l in another part of the city
A m o r le s n i A n il e ly .
turor.
lie is a grout grandson of Ethan
surgeon in one hospital said today that
plates
for
the
Coolgardie
road,
Austra
Judge
Day,
president
ol
the
Paris
government
on
Juno
14,
was
made
up
A llen , of Revolutionary fume.
H a lf a doaen Cubans and Spaniards
M anila, Dec. 26.— The United States
lia, and the oompany was unable to un be had to leave sufferers lying iu the
peace commiaaion, has arrive«! home.
of
the
following
personnel:
President
weie ehot or stabbed in affrays about
cruiser Boston and the gunboat Petrel
The table of propuawd stations of
of the counoil of ministers, w ith the ad dertake the contract for 80,000 tons streets because there is no place to
A loaded lum ber schooner is ashore ths eity.
have a rriv » l from Chinese ports. The
oare fer them.
United M ales troops, aubiuitled by
more.
There was a fight between Cabans interim portfolios of foreign affairs,
at Cannon beach, near E lk creek, Ur.
V ile stenches from the indescribable steamer Uinnn, which has returned
General Wade, shows a total of 60,000
marine and commerce, General E m ilio
A dispatch from Berlin says it is a
dirtiness of some sections offer a her here from Ilo ilo with native and Span
The reoenlly ap«tioted register of and Spaniards in front of tbe United
troop«, «listributed as follows: Province
Aguinaldo y Fam v; secretary of war fact that the Russian government has
Ntates
Club
at
m
id
cigh
t.
Several
of
the
culean task to the engineer officer pre ish soldiers, haa been refut-»! a land
of Pinai del Rio, 8,000; province of the Nulato land offke in Alaska is
and of public works. Senor Don Bald- ordered 80,000 tons of Am erican rails,
participants were badly cut w ith ma
paring to clean the city, making the ing. The ateamei St. Paul has arrived
Havana, 81,000; province of M alanias, missing.
anoro
Aguinaldo,
nephew
of
General
and
the
prospect
of
American
competi
chetes. M any American eoldiers wbo
here w ith Christmas m ail.
10,000; province of Manta Ulara, 10,000;
In a trainw reck near Lexington, K y ., were in town behaved so boisterously Aguinaldo; seoretary of the interior, tion for the contracts in connection American here despair of any im m e
The first American flag was raised
diate lowering of the frig htfu l death
province of Puerto Prinoi|«e, 3,000; nine trainm en Were Injured. two prob
Senor
Don
Leandero
Ibarra;
seoretary
w ith
Russia’s
extensive
railroads
th a t General Ludlow says be is sorry
over M alate school yesterday. I t was
rate.
province of Santiago, 1,000.
The ably fata lly .
of
agriculture,
b
j'io
r
Don
Mariano
alarms manufacturers iiere and else
th a t they were p e t tn it ted to come into
sent by the university of Pennsylvania.
recommendations of the oornmiaahm, if
where. Consuls assert that all Europe
A PERFECT SUC CESS.
lm|Mirtstlona of manufacture« from llavau a, and in future none w ill be Triaa.
The honor of raising the flag was ac
carried out, would require 46 regiments
is swarming, as never before, w ith
G reat H ritain Into tha United States permitted eioept on strictly m ilita ry
A a w lw w ld n 's K e p r e a e n l a l lv a .
corded to F ather M cKinnon, of C alifo r
of infantry and five of cavalry, with sis
seem lik e ly to diow an unusually small business.
New York, Dee. 38.— Felipe Agon- agents of Ametloan manufacturers of M «rw A b o i l t h e B a l l « « « T r i p A e ro s a nia, in recognition of his services in
batteries of light a rtille ry , four for
t h e C h a n n e l.
steel,
street
railroads,
electrical
appa
total In the year 1898.
cillo, the special repreaentative ot
reopening the schools.
Havana and two for Matanaas.
H a v a n a la a S l a t a aff U n ra n t.
New Y ork. Dec. 24.— A dispatch to
Aguinaldo, leader of the P h ilipp ine ratus and all kinds of machinery, who
N ative troops encamp»! in the sub
The U nited States troops have begun
Secretary Ixmg w ill sw n issue ad
Havana, Dec. 28.— Francisco Q uin-
are
leading
the
commercial
invasion.
the
Times
from
London
save:
The
patriots, left this eity
tonight for
urbs are again causing anxiety. Tha
vertisements calling for pioposala for a regular patrol of the city of Havana, taro, a Hpaniah guerrila, w hile w alking W a«liington.
The
attempts
to
float
a
Russian
loan
Chronicle
publishes
an
account
from
its
In Washington, Agon-
attitude of the insurgent detachment at
raising the Maine and the (Jrlstobal in or«ler to guard against possible dis along Genois street today, was fire,! eillo w ill aw ait tbe arrival of tliiee in New York have been received skep correspondent sent from a balloon trip
Pandnchan bridge on W»in»>day was
Colon, in accordance w ith the decision orders. General Lee is arranging for at from the roof of a house and serious eminent F ilip ino s who are en route tically here. Several financiers have across the channel, showing that the such that the California, Idaho and
ly wounded. During the last 34 hours
of the hoard of oonatruction to which Hie evacuation day parade.
w ith
additional
instructions from told representatives of the press that Andree steering-gear was tested with Washington regiments were ooncentrat*
Public men in office, especially those one man has been killed and 13 have Aguinaldo.
(be m atter had been lefoirod,
Russia tried to raise money in London, perfect success. The sail used was 18 »1 in light inarching order at Paco,
in onngiers, news|>apcr currerqrondsnts been wounded in affrays in different
Since his arrival from Paris, on Sat Paris, Berlin and Amsterdam, and that feet square instead of 13 feet, the one but trouble was avert»!.
A financial statement just issued by
and everybody who is uuppoa»! to have parts of the city, and I I burglaries urday evening, Agoncillo has been a l she seems to have turned to the Unite,! used in tbe land experiment.
L a r g o « » V o lu m e o f S u t l M t i ' a n R - f n r d ,
tbe Southern Pacific Company allows
influence In shaping legislation or w ith have lx«*n oommitted. The city is in
The aeronauts took their course when
most constantly in conference w ith States as a forlorn hope, possibly w ith
that for tbe month of October the gross
New York, Dec. 26.— R. G . Dun A
the adm inistration are ireiug flooded a state of unrest. Three more wards visitors. Agoncillo said today that the view of reaping incidental political the 300-foot tra il rope was in water
earnings of the oompany
reached
C o .’s weekly review says:
w
h
o
lite ra tiu re from foreign ooun tries of Havana were evacuate,! today.
advantages.
But,
it
is
adm
itted
that
and
found
they
had
deflected
three
there was no clunge in the situation,
$6,660.795.
Thia is an increase of
It is a year beyond parallel, and goes
La Lucha Bays it can see no dis
I., ii-lation to nor changed condition of
and probably would be none u n til altar it is a question of a short tim e when points, or about double that obtained
$1,126,791 over the same month of last
loyalty on the part of Spanish resident a the arrival of uis three feli.'W-oountry- capitalists w ill have to reckon w ith on land in Essex several weeks ago. to its close w ith tbe biggest volunfa of
i
IT.
.rs
as
a
result
ol
the
Am
erican-
year.
business ever seen. Enormous trans
Hprnlsh war.
in Cuba if they eliooaa to hoist A m e ri nien.
New York as a competitor in high T hia is not surprising, for the frac
actions at the stock exchange, makes
Corliss, of Michigan, has Introduced
can and Cuban fla g s , because Spain re
finance. The Daily Chronicle com tional resistance of the tra il rope in
F
ire
destroyed
the
house
occupied
hy
some difference,but when all the trans
a b ill in the house Io fiicllilate the con
O r ,lr r e ,t In H a n 't »
nounce, I the island w ithout consulting
ments upon the fact that American water was immense. Another test gave
st) net hm and maintenance of tele Henor Don Carlos M oris Vicuna, the the Spaniards.
Pt. Louis, M * . Deo. 38.— M ajor If. capitalsts "have the courage of th6ir the same result!, but this tim e the bal porting and speculative interests arw
graph rabies in the Pacific ocean be Chilean m inister, at the corner of Con
G aptain-Ueneral Castellanos, after R. Briukerhoff, U. 8. A ., chief muster financial opinions if they th in k they loon descended w ith in two feet of the elim inated, there is s till much larger
business than in any other month of
tween the United Mates and Haw aii, necticut avenue and N street, Wash form ally turning over the island to ing otfloer for Missouri, who has bean know the European situation better waves.
any year. Last year tlie exports were
the P h ilipp ine Islands, Japan and other ington. The roof an«! top story were the Americans on January 1, w ill leave stationed at the Jefferson barracks since than the capitalists of the Old W o rld .”
To
keep
the
balloon
at
an
even
a
lti
destroyed and the furniture of the
n volume greater than in any previous
countries.
for Matanaas, where he w ill remain a last spring, receive,! today a telegram
There is much interest here regard tude was a task of the greatest d iffi
whole house was ruined hy smoke and
fortnight, going thence to Cienfuegoa. from the secretary of war relieving hint ing the choice of a successor of Ethan culty, and owing to cold air on the month in the history of tlie oountrv,
T b e agricultural approptiaiion b ill
water, entailing a loas of f 10,000. The
A party of oolored Cubans this morn- from duty to Join the T hird infantry A lle n Hitchcock as ambassador at St. water the sun-heated gas cooled w ith but this year tbe three weeks report»!
passed hy congress contains a re ta ils
minister and liis fam ily barely es
ins entered the wholesale grocery es at Fort Snelling, and to accompany it Petersburg. It is considered that the lightning rapidity, demanding oonstant show an increase of 26 per cent,against
lory olaiiae authorising tile aeerutary of cape,I.
He expects to leave the poet demands the presence of the expelling of ballast to prevent foiling 9 percent in imports, which would in
tablishm ent at 11» San Jose street, to M anila.
agriculture to Inspect Imported articles
dicate much more than $70,000,000
A t Brookline, Mass., hy the sudden owned hy the Spanish firm of Mestro reservation us soon as lie can pack and stronge«» diplom at, in view of the en into the sea.
dangerous to health, ami also author
excess of exports this month.
properly.
Ilia wifo and trance of the U nited Htatea into the
breaking of the ice on Lovoiett pond, In A M ata, and ordered Senor Mestro to •h ip his
The balloon again rose 3.800 feet,
(slug the sccretiuyof theticasnry toes
C a n r o l l a d o n o f K « v o « u « S ta m p « .
East. Russia has sent one of her but dropped behind a thick cloud. The
elude such articles. The restriction It the park system, 80 young girls and kisa the Cuban flag and to cry " V iv a daughter w ill aucompnny him .
Washington, Dec. 26. — In view of
He refused to oliey,
ablest men to Washington, though a sudden eclipse cause,! a rapid descent,
designed to apply to a large number of boya were thrown Into eight feet of wa- Cuba lib re .”
W ilt O u a rri H u ll» .
pectntors where U|>on one of the Cubans cut his
articles imported from foreign coun ter, ami though numerous h
Washington, Dec. 38.— The a d m in i transfer from Washington to Constan and in a few minutes the balloon the fact that fraud has been discovered
and the poliee woiked ha.,1 to resoue head badly w ith a machete.
tries.
stration has taken steps to safeguard tinople or Madrid has h itb eito been touched the ocean. A wave struck the in connection with the cancellation of
Today a Cuban mob thieatened to American Interests in the city of Iloilo, considered in the service as being a car. I t was an exciting moment for documentary and adhesive internal rev
the cbildten, three were «1 row no, I lx, fora
lamdon advices Just received bring
help could ranch them. They were J. attack the residence of Marquis de on the Island of Panay, one of the P h il promotion. Russia ei|»ects President tlie aeronauts, their gum boots being enue stamps, by which old stamps
promise that the West Indian colonies
W. Clattenburg, Jr., 10 yeata old; A r Montero, seoretary of the treasury in ippine archipelago, and A m ilita ry and M cK in ley to reciprocate. M r. H itc h filled w ith water.
Percival Spencer, were re-used, tbe internal levenue bu
w ill enter upon the new year with
thur Collins, 13 years old, sud Euuua the autonomist cabinet, and a member naval expedition ia now on Its way cock oarries home with him the convio- the famous aeronaut, in charge, prompt reau today issu»i a regulation which
brighter industrial prospects, owing tu
of the Hpanish evacuation commission
there from M anila.
Cable advices tion that Russia is s till a stanch friend ly threw out ballast and saved himself requires all such stamps to be canceled
im successful launching of the West M ille r. 14 years old.
with the initials of the user, together
Tho house Is 108 Neptune street, in s weia reorlved here todsy horn General of America, which he has endeavored from sinking.
Indian Co-Operative Union, organised
Tho cotton receipts nt Houston, Teg.,
part of tbe oily already evacuated. On Otis, commanding the m ilita ry forces to impress upon the state department
The balloon then rose 700 feet after w ith the month, day and year written
on the lines of the C alifo rn ia F ru it since the beginning of the present sea
H ith e rto tbe
the matter being brought to the atten
in the Philippines, and A d m iral Dewey, at Washington and on a ll influen tial cleariug the French cliffs, and landed or stamp»! thereon.
Union, ami the Irish Agricultural or* son have been 3,000,000 bales, a record
lion of the United States evacuating commanding the naval furoea there, Americana be haa met abroad.
la fe lv a n ild Noi man peasants four miles month and day of cancellation has uot
gnniaation, which achieved wonderfully never e q u a l*! by an interior town or
commissioners, a guard waa sent to showing they are acting In conceit in the
east of Uavre, having in five hours cov been requir»!.
rapid suLoeas,
port of the Unite,! Htatea, and which
R o y K ill s T w o B ro th e r« .
guard the residence u n til h ig h e r or
N o t o r io u s T u r k K l l l o r l .
ered 160 wiles, of which 78 miles were
matter.
G reat B ritain has given
another w ill he celebrate,I hy a banquet tn dera.
Scooba, Miss., Dec. 3?.— Thomas over sea.
Constantinople,
Dec.
26.— Ghanl
K a r a T r o u h ln a t I t a l l a a .
striking example of friendship for ths which a ll the the prominent civic offi
and W illia m Brantley, brothers, were
Bey, tlie sultan’s aide-de camp, was
K a r n n v ln g ( h a (>aa<t.
Dallas, Te«., Dec. 87.— In an en shot and instantly killed last night, at
W r w e k a In t h « X a r t h .
U nited States, and at the same tims cials and cotton men w ill lie invited.
murdered yesterday by lla fu x Pacha in
New York, Dec. 38.— Arrangementa counter between three w hite men and
V ic to ria ,
B. C-, Dec. 3 4 .— Tlie
1ms taken action which ia looked upon I t la entiinated hy Secretary W arner, of
were completed today for disinterring some negroes, one of the lattWr, Oscar Enondale, by Eugene Dennis, an 18- Rosalie, whioh has arrived here from a quarrel. G hani Bey became notori
the
cotton
exchange,
that
A00,000
in thu light of a recognition of ths
ous owing to his lawless proceedings
the Ixrdies of the soldiers who were W hite, «.'a killed, and another, Frank year-old boy. The brothers, accom
sovereignty of the United Mates over hales w ill yet be received during the
panied by their father, attempt.«! to Skagway, te ports the wreck ol a tlixtp in Epiritus.
He also inspired terror
hurled in the improvised cemetery at Holland, aeriousiy wounded,
rem
ainder
of
the
season.
*
enter the store of Dennis, it is said, in- whioh left Wrangel two weeks ago for
the Philippines.
A filibustering ex
Camp W ikoff, Long Island. Lieuten dreds of whites and negroes am mbled, I tending violence, whereupon young 8kagway w ith a party of 18, bound for here by extorting money under threats
pedition organised to go to the sup|tort
Aocording to a new tim e card of the
of death. Officials of tlie foreign era-
ant W illia m F. Chase, of tha Sixth a r and (or a tim e a race war waa im m i
A tlin .
The sloop was found bottom bansies have frequently demand»! the
of Aguinnldo lias been suppress») at Great Northern to go into effect Janu
tille ry , w ill supervise the work. Forty nent. The a ir was filled w ith knives Dennis opened fire on tbe Brantleys
side
up
by
Indians,
and
it
is
feared
llc n g Kong by order of the British au ary 1, the transcontinental schedule
punishment of Ghani Bey, but always
coffins were shipped today to Montauk. and pistols. A squad of polio« dis w itn tbe above re s u lt T he trouble
that a il hands were lost.
thor it lea.
w ill be reduce,! 18 hours.
was caused by liquor.
unsuccessfully.
persed the moh.
News is also brought of the wreck ol
A r a o n le In t h « W it h .
H e ld fo r D u ty .
W i l l H u y A m e r i c a « R a il « .
M in e r N e w * H a m s .
The D ritiali government has decided
No
New York, Dec. 37.— Adolph Neaf, the schooner Ohio, of Victoria.
D ro w n e d W h it« k k a tla g .
Ft.
Paul,
M
in
n
.,
Dec,
9
8
.—
Some
London, Dec. 26.— The government
lives were lost
It is rcjtoited in court circloa that to complete the Soudan railroad to
a
bartender
employed
by
Mrs.
M
arie
Woonsocket, R. I. , Dee, 8 8 .— M er
th in g over 100 packages of m a il from
of Victoria, according to a s|ieoittl dis
Pi Ince George of Greece ia engaged to Khartoum , the distauco yot to ba cov
Zischer, who keeps a sm all hotel at
M an ila , supposed to oontain souvenirs man Kiso, 13 years old, and A rth u r
patch from Melbourne, has accepted
T e x a n « (to te C u b a .
ered being 180 miles.
Prinoeas V ictoria of Wales.
Leedham, 9 years of age, ware drowned Paterson, N. J ., died today after suf-
Forest Halen, a bellboy form erly em of tha Philippines from the Thirteenth w hile skating on thin io« at Harris ering great agony. I t is thought his
Savannah, O a., Dec. 26.— Tbe head the tender of the Pennsylvania A
Mrs. Abbie L. M arble, slstrr-ln-law
Maryland Steel (¡ompany for 86,000
ployed at the Planters' hotel in HL Minnesota voiuntoera sent probably as pond today.
death was cause,! by arsenical poison quarters and first battalion of tlie Texas tons of steel rails at $76,000 below th«
of tho late Jumca (4. Blaine, waa killed
Louis, is heir to |9ft,000, left him by Christmas presents for friends and rela
regiment,
together
w ith
Colonel
ing,
and
that
the
poison
was
placed
in
in a runway at Hun Leandro, Cal.
English tender.
tives in this oity are being held at the
D ir e c t o r o f A g r lo a lt o r « ,
for
James T. Spaulding, of Chicago.
the m ilk used in the household of M rs. Wheaton's hsadquatters, sail»!
local pofltofflee for a ru lin g by the
Chicago, Dec. 38.— Commissioner-
Gen. John J. Dupiiy, a prominent
F r a a e « to T a x F o r e i g n S c c n r lt lo « .
The movements of relíela from Brasil treasury department, whether duty
Zisohsr. Mrs Zischer, M ary Doly, a (Juba this sfternoon, in the transport
General Feck has appointed Charles
M ioblgan. Ths other two battalions
ai-Coufederato soldier, died In M em have been defeated hy truo)« sent to
Paris, Dec. 96.— The chamber of
must ha collected. The packages Just Richards Dodge, of New York, director servant, F rits Hagerman, an employs, of ths F irs t Taaxs and the Heoond
phis. Hu was In a ll tlie battles of tiis the fro n tier, and there seems to ba no
deputies today adopt»! « b ill imposing
arrlavd, and are held at the request of of agriculture for the American exhibit and F rlta Zeffen, were also poisoned, Louisiana regiment w ill leave tomor
arm y of tho Tennessee, and was ! furth er danger to the peso« of the oona*
• stamp duty of one cent on foreign a »
b
at
w
ill
probably
rer*)T«r.
The
m
ilk
Coi lector of Customs Peterson.
• I the Paris exposition
'tr y .
wounded four time«.
row oa tho M obile.
• s r l» '-
will be analysed,
H