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About The People's republic. (Wasco, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1??? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1899)
fhe "people MOHO, SIIK K M A N e. Till! M l' «e Telegraphic . the World. --------------- E TICKS KRUM THE WIREH A n t n l» r » a ll M g < ',» ll« « tl,iH u i l l s a i « F r « t a t h e T w w ll» M ,l« |» k » r * s t 'r « « s N l» d I n • Cuadsasod F a rm . W illia m K. Vanderbilt, Jr.. Is to wed M i « V irg in ia F air, ol Han Francisco. Only about 0100 worth of pr,»|»«rty was renovated from th e wreck of Ilia M arla Terras, Gold sidpments from Australia for the year IbtH amounted £19,t '0.000. Shipments to A m etlta Inoreaead by £1,000,000. A drflclt in the German be«t sugar crop of at least 860,000 ions Is ligutml upon by Unit«,! Hl ales Consol Dimlrich, at ftfailgnbutg. lie says that die Itnuk ward season resulted In a deficiency. Negotiations aie progressing in the matter of the payment ol Hie Cuban tioo|»s, so that on laying down their arms they may I*» enabled to n ite r upon c h it piitauila ami cam their living. Probably no further appropria tion by cona iess w ill l*e necessary to enable the president to carry out the plan, If It should be decided, as the mousy w ill eventually come out of the revenues ol the Island. I in tn«s«l >alely upon the ratification ol the |iea<e treaty by the senate, the president w ill rerutomeud Io congtes* the enactment ol legislation looking to the settlement ol the claims ol A in eil* can citiaeus lor damages suslaioml in Cuba, Poito Hico and oilier Hpanlsli possessions w h ich form ed the seat of war. Claims to the amount ol I'.’fl.- 0 0 0,00 0 on ibis score have alrea.ljr la<en lodged w ith the state department. Neat Austin. T ea., a passenger train escaped a serious wreck through the in tervention of a bird, home one had tie«l a rail securely across the track. A few m ilea I » e f t «re teaching the s|ad a bird, blinded by the headlight, flew against the glass, l>teuklng an I ealin- gniahing the light, which necessitated running slowly to the nest station. The train, at reduced sjreed, struck the obstruction, tearing up the track ami damaging the front ol the engine, hut no one was injured. Part of Ited Hock mountain, accord ing to a dispatch from Alrolo, a village of MwilSct land, canton of T id i o, has fallen Into A lrolo, destroying a hotal ami sevaial houses. The scene of the disaster presents a terrible B|xt'lacle, the debt Is of the avalanche covering a square m ile. The hotel, w it h eight houses ami Ik other buildings, were swept Into a great heap ol matchwood. A new terror was added by theoutbieak of fire amid the ruins. Thiee dead bodies have been recovered. it is csti mated that the damage w ill reach <40,000. A dm iral Dewey la now the senior officer o f th e A m e ric an n a w , having reached that position without congiea- aiunal action through the retirement of A dm iral liunce. The American Newspaper Publish ers* Association tins piesenled Io the Anglo-American Joint high commission a carefully prepared aigumeut lit favut of free pa|>er and free pulp. Senator M o llild c hat offered an amendment to the naval h ill, which provider, for the eonatrnclinu of a alone drydork on the Unlntubia river and appropriatea ♦ '¿(>0,000 for immediate use in beginning the work. O ne-hall the largest foreign ordei for fluiahed steel.ever sent to thia country has been offered the Illino is Steel Com pany. ol Chicago. The order amounts to 09,000,000, ami ia for WHter pi|>ea to lie need by the Australian govern m e n t The Carnegie Company w ill supply h alf the amount. Kenator M cBride baa introduce«! a h ill apprupiIatlug ♦1,000 for the pur chase or const ruction ol a launch (or the use of the customs officials at As toria. A craft capable ol giving a good speed and one that w ill stand knocking about la badly nceiled In the ouitoinx service at Astoria, ami Senalor Mc Bride’s b ill h intended to supply the delloienoy. The German ambaaaador, Dr, Von Ilollehen, baa returned to Washington after an extended absence, dui I tig which lie held seveial im portant confuiencea w ith the authorities at Berlin relative to American affalia. It is expected that Ins teliirn w ill soon bring about exchanges with the state department, and |>erhaps d irectly with die presi dent, relative to a number of cm rent questions in which both oountiInsure interested. W illium F. Moore, oonvioted ol robbing M artin Mahon, a hotel keeper of New York, by the “ badger game,“ was sentenced to HI veins in die slate prison. The (.barge iiguiust Moore was that he conspired with Ida wife, Fayno Moore, to mb Mahon, and that M illion was enticed by the woman to apart ments oconpiud by the Monies and there compelled by the husband to pay blackm ail. Moore was oonvioted on his second tria l, the jury In the (list instance having disagreed. Fayno Mooie formerly resided In Portland,O r. S lle o r N e w s I t e m s , Pm f, Kltrhlge, of Harvard, Is said to he the only man living wtio can read Kliot's Indian Bible. The French vintage of 1808 is offi cially estimated at 89,902,000 hecto lite r I, whh.Ii lv OH, OOU hectoliters Im- low tlie vintage of lust yeat. James II. Honth.ill, convicted of deal ings in fiam liilen t government time nlieeks, was sentenced in Ht, Paul to state’s prison for 10 yuais at haul la* L A T IN NEW S. W illls m Htocblay a ml his wife were bunted to death In tlie ir home at D al las, Wis. Their thru« children wars saved with difficulty. C O U N T Y , OKKOON, K K IO A Y , J A N U A K Y A SOCIALIST MAYOR DEW EY AND L E I. IlN N r y W a tl« r « « s M e in » « Tkom F fw a M o w S n n 4 V l M - F r e a l A v N l . fo i A CHANGE OF FLAGS PROSPEROUS T lk S O ld f 70 THE Y e a r G w as « a l W l ( k H a a r a la g . END. R « ,l« * is New York, Jan. 8.—- Bradstreet’s Louisville, K y ., Jan. 8. — Henry Wattereon, in a leading editorial this Spanish Gold and Crimson says: Concisely stated, the reports re ceived *s to the year’e business in a ll morning In the Courier-Jonrnal, coder A dispatch from Route says a mob of Comes Down in Cuba. sections of the country point to an un- the caption, “ T lie New Year’s Outlook 4,000 people had aeaaultud an internal preoedented volume of domestic and for the lleraocratio P a rty ," nominates levenue ecu try box. and stoned the •xoprt trade, which ia reflected in bank A d m iral Dewey fu« piesident and G en gemlarmee around Nisoemi, H ld ly , as that break the high reoord IX8TAXCB OX RECORD eral Fitxhugh Lee for vioe-preeidenL A 8TIRRIXÜ DAY IX HAYAXA clearanoee a proteat against es xrmmunication. A FIRST of 1893. The general level of prices ol In part, be aaye: number of ¡«arsons were wounded. staple seenritiee at the close of the “ To oome down to hard facts, old John W ellm er, of Lafayette, Niool* W i l l U s e M is F o w s r S t r l s l l v o n I k » horse-sense sitting in the rocker, the S e v e r a l C u fc a u t i e a a r a t a T o a k T e r t to year ie at the higheet point reached tor five yeare past. Railroad earninga ex issue of free silver being relegated to lett county, M inn,w as shot in the head t k a C e r e m o a la « —O v a v r a l L i a s o f M o s I n I I s n i — S |» s s lf le K s s - ceed a ll previous years, and Anally the limtto of busted shades, tlie ta riff ami hip hy tw o trampe, to whom lie U r o a b « ’ « R a e a u t lo a . o iu in s N d s tlu n a M a d « . there waa a small number of failures, issue ¡»eaoefully reposing upon the shelf had given shelter, They hound Mrs. and lower liaibiltiee than reported in where the Cleveland adm inistration W ellm er to a lounge w ith aclothee line H aran a, Jan. 8.— The sovereignty ot any year for at least five yeare paeL and eaoaiard w ith W ellm er'a team. H a v e rh ill, Mass , Jan. 4 .— John C. left it to w ait for free trade under n jw Cuba parsed from Spain to tlie United These gen. ral reeults in the country at The grip, and the ailments attendant Chase, elected oit a socialist platform , oomiitions— the se««on ol famine endetl Stales at noon Hun Jay. large have been achieve,!, too, n otw ith upmi it, that are now Included in its took the oath of office ae mayor of and the season of plenty arrived— what The form ol tlie transfer was simple, standing the outbreak and conclusion In his inaugural are die Democrats to do for a national train of ills, have pioetrat«d an unus H averh ill today. consisting of only an exchange of of a foreign war, and in spite, also, of ual number of residents of Washington, •l»eeuh, M r. Cliaae assured the mem here platform and ticket? “ There ia but one thing for them to speeches in the salon of the palace, the unfavorable conditions in some indus D. (J. An observant pharmacist e«ti* of the city governmnt and the ¡»eople, hauling down of the Hpanish flag and tries, notably tex tile manufactures, mates that «0 per cent of tb« D is tric t’s that ’ ’every atom of power ¡»oeseeaed «lo. Tlie voters have about made up the raising in ita stead of the flag of which, combined w ith unfavorable tlie ir minds that party pledgee are fab by the mayor would tie exercised for population is suffering in one way or the defense and support of principles ricated chiefly to be hroknO. Let tire the United Htatea on the flagstaff* on weather early in the year, and the another from the new generic grip. Salutes were fired lowest price for cotton on record, exer of socialism, insofar es they may be ap Dumocrate, hanking on this circum the palace roof. The governor's office at the state* stance, put up a ticket w ithout a p la t from the heavy guns of the forts and cise,! an unfavorable influetice. plicable to a m u n ic ip a lity ." house lo Hprlrigttehl, I I I . , was entered But the close of the year finds an im The mayor then referred to the <le- form; let them nominate candidates the warships before ami after the by parlies unknown and 0580 stolen e ira b ilily of preeerviog equal rights for president and vice-president who change of flags. The raising of the provement even in these directions, and from a drawer. The crime ia aui round upon which “ the liberty and happim-sa ere a platform in themselves; and, if Stan and Stripes was greeted with returns as to retail trade and particu ed in mystery, ae all floors ol the build of every man, woman and child ' are dnjy can induce the great adm iral and sheets by the people, who oovered the larly holiday business, are strikingly ing are guarded by watchmen. The conditioned, and asserted d iet these are llie g allant geiteial to accept, here is roofs of the buildings around the palace good in a ll sections. Brat reports as theft was discovered by Colonel J. M. and plaza. to d istributive trade naturally come princlplee of attainm ent “ only through the card to win with: Tanner ami an investigation ia pend Ilia establishment of the co-operative No crowd was permitted to gather in from the graingrowing sections of the “ For president— George Dewey, of ing the streets in the vicinity ol the palace country, which were tire first to meet nommouwi-altli.“ Continuing, Mayor VeruronL O rie n t the moat notable oelelira- Chase aaid: “ For vice-president— Fitzhugh Lee. to witness tlie epoch-making function. an improvement resulting from free A t 9 o'clock, a guaid, cotnpoeed of the foreign demand for our cereals, but in t ionite In die bietory ol American eel* “ 1 believe t in t every power the mil- of V irgin ia. leges was In oom meuiora lion of the n icip alily possesses should lie placed “ P la tfo rm — The Stars and Stripea, Second battalion of the Tenth infantry, dications are not w anting that thia im marched into the Plaza de Armas, nn provement la gradulaily percolating 100th anr.iversary of Transylvania uni- at the dis|tosal of the ¡»«uple in tlie in- God bless them. veisity, at I-extngton. Ky, It waa no tereet of civilisation. “ Even now the Republican leaders, der command of Captain Van Vleet, throughout the entire business com W i|h that atm table on account ol Its many fatuous in view. 1 submit the following recoin- who rarely fa il to take tim e by tlie and foimed around the square. Cap m unity, and ooupled w ith the unprece alum ni, including Jeffeieou Davis, inundations* forelock, and who never let go their tain-General Castellanos watched thero dented export trade in manufactured president ol the Confederate stales, ami grip npon the shore line, aie planning w ith interest from the baloony of his goods, and the fact that we are selling ‘ ’ F irs t-—The passage of an order ea juetioe H arlan, of the supreme court tablishing the m inim um wage for lo make tlie ir campaign of 1900 co the apartments as they entered tlie square 08 worth abroad for every d ollar’a worth of the U u i'ed States, scores of con street employes at 04 for eight hours' broad principle of national unification and were stationed at all the streets we buy, renders poseihie the gains re ported in distributive trade of 1898 gressmen and men promiueut in public work. and expansion. They are not going to approaching the plasa. No one was al life. ’ ’Second— Union wages and condi handicap themselvet with any ancient lowed to enter w ithout a pass, and all over 1897, ranging from 10 to 40 per High ta riff ia no the doors of the palace facing the cent, w ith likewise good exports frees King Charles has op-ned the oorte» tions to prevail in al* brick ami stone platform fubhish. square were ordered to be closed. Only the manufeturing centers, excepting gerares at Lislmii. In the course of bis mason’s work performed under the d i ‘ougcr wanted by tlie manufactoreia, (or whom it waa invented. Tlie bloody those who could get on tlie tools and the textile industrriee already men i|x-ech f i om the throne, King Charles rection of the street department. “ T h ird — A ll city p rinting to bear Whirt, having serve,! ita turn, has gone balconies of houses in the neighborhood tioned. ■snl that during the w ar between the The export trade of the country for to the old clothes baskeL The presi saw w hat was going on before the I'n lK 'd M a le« mid f-pillll, two frie n d ly the union la b e l." palace. the year, aa above intim ate,!, ie the The mayor tiien took up the subject dent knows Ids business. naliona, Portugal proclaimed, and, as W ith the guard waa the band of the heaviest ever known, and w ill probably “ A t tlie opportune moment we shall was her doty, maintained strict and of the unemployed, which be said had and Joseph Second Illin o is regiment, which had exceed 01.260,000 in value, thus being absolute neutrality. His majesty aaid develu|>ed from die displacement of la s«*e W illia m M cK inley been selected for the occasion as the nearly double tire imports. O ur ex he gieatly sympathised w ith the raar's bor by machinery and tlie concentration W heeler march down to the footlights, best band in the Seventh army corps. port trade in manufactured (tools, it hand in hand, the flag above them — of capital, ami waa a question which disarmament pro|»oaals, and made a W ith the band weie the buglers ot the must be observed, is the heaviest ever reference to the colonies which appar no m unicipality oould aolve, as it had beneath them emhlaaoned on a strip of Eighth and Tenth infantry. known, and for the first tim e in ently dls|>oses of the rumors of the sale liecoiue a national and international red, w hite and blue, ’ The land we h ve The weather was warm, the sun our country’s history Exceeded the value from end to end,’ or words to that one. . of Dvlagoa bay. And then what? W hat are bursting at intervals through tlie light of imports of sim ilar goods. “ Y e t,’ ’ he said, ‘ ‘some little relief effect. lo ( ’buna the Yellow river floods There were 11,538 failures in the at least can i«e afforded by this city tlie Democrats going to «to about it? 3lou«ls, and tlie soldiers in blue, who have destroyed the crops, ami fam ine weie forced to stand in the sun, found United States in 1888, involving lia b il government. I, therefore, recommend, How are they going to meet it?” baa resulted. Thousands of natives the beat oppressive. The troops were ities of 0141,187,117, a decrease from first that yon proceed to secure a tiact aie starving. Thousands ol hungry formed in eztended order around the 1897 in number of 11.2 percent, and GHASTLY SCENE. of land suitable for the raising of (oo<i and ragged refugees are moving down square, three ¡»aces apart, and tlie band in liabilities of 9 .6 per cent. Com products, and d ie t such of the unem the river in l«oats. only lo find the ployed as desire may be permitted to W « m « a I> « « » rl« 4 n n t k s O a llw w s —H e r waa massed in front of the palace en pared w ith 1896 and 1896, tlie propor wells of the cilies lower down closed L e v e r R e p rie v e d . trance across the street at tlie edge of tion of decrease shown is even larger, nee this laud, the city to furnish proper against the starving hordes. The gov as compared w ith 1896, failures were Pi ok u ¡d if. Her via, Jan. 4 .— A soene the park. seeds and tools; second, the enlarge ernment appropriated 800,000 taels for A t 11:66, M ajor-G enial Lee, m ilita ry fewer by 25 per cent, and liab ilities ment of the fuel yard at tlie city farm more dram atic than ia often essayed in d ieir relief, but less than one-fifth has to such proportion as w ill perm it all the most realistic Action was enacted governor of the province of Havana, smaller by 64 per c e n t Decreases are been distributed. I t is olaimed dis w ith bis staff, joined General Brooke. also shown when oompared w ith 1891, who desire to earn, by th e ir labor, such in tlie ja il-y a rd here on Saturday. honest officials have ¡»oaketed tbs bal A woman and her lover mounted the The latter then crossed tlie street to the a year of large trade, but of numerous fuel as they may require; th ird , tlie ance. A relief fund has lieen started costly failures; but com appropriation of such an amount of scaffold to pay the penalty for the mur- palace. General Lee on one side of and at Shanghai. R»v. B. Craig P atter money as circumstances may warrant, der of her husband. The man waa him , an«i General Chaffee on the other, pared w ith 1892 there ia an increase son, of the Chian Kian mission,ap|»eals to Iw used in providing employment sullen and allowed the nooee to be followed by the other American gen shown of 13 per cent in num ber, and lo American (rienda (or aid. directly u|»on public works, not in com placed around bis neck without leaist- erals and the Cuban officers. T lie Cu 20 per cent in liabilities. The B ritish government favors the petition with tlie regular employes of auoe. The woman was in hysterics bans wore dark blue uniforma, brown TEN TH O U SA N D DROW NED canal lieing b uilt by the United States the city, but upon s|>ecial works, two and bad to be so »ported by tlie hang felt b its an«l gray gloves, and they Car with guarantees of its neutrality in case kinds of wliioii 1 herew ldi suggest: man and liis deputy. Just as the hang rie,! machetes. A flourish of trumpets greeted the A a o t k s r A w f a l C a l a m i t y O e e a r r e d a t of wai. F irst, improvement of tlie park system; man hud flnishe,! adjusting the rope procession and the Spanish troops pie Haakw w . Ordrcs have l«een issued for the dis second, construction of a system of bi around tlie man's neck and was a Inuit rented arms as the Americans eutered V icto ria, B. C .. Jan. 8.— Tire steam patch ol additional troops to Coha to cycle paths through all principal thor to place the black cap over the head of the palace. The Cubans remained out tlie h alf-fa in tin g woman, a ja ile r ers V ictoria and Yamaguchi Maru have aasitd In the maintenance of good gov ou gh fares.“ Mayor Chase condemned the system lushed ont of the prison and up to the side u n til escorted in by members of arrived w ith news from the O rient up ernment there. General Brooke’s stall, the Spanish sol to Decenrtier 16. of contracting w ith the lowest bidder foot of the eoaffold and cried to the A crisis ia im m inent at Berlin. The diery retmauing a ll the w hile at “ pre A nother aerious calam ity, writes the (or city work, and said the system should iiangman to atop, waving in hia hand emperor and chanoellor cannot agree, sent arms. “ a reprieve. Hankow correspondent of tire N orth not be tolerated. He M id: and a new cabinet is looked for. The Ae soon as all were in. the Spanish China D a ily News, baa befallen the Tlie man showed little feeling aa the “ Low bids mean cheap w ork; cheap principal trouble ia over the wholesale work means cheap money and low rope was removed; the woman sobbed troops formed a column of fours and people of Hankow; about 10,000 of the expulsions of Danes and Austrians. But her happiness was marched around the rig ht side of the inhabitants have met death by drown wagea, and low wages lower the stand w ith joy. The new year brings Ireland the ard of citiaanslnp. Tlie city should short-lived. The reprieve was for (lie plaaa to the docks, w h ile the band of ing. About noon December 3 h alf the greatcat experiment since Catholio perform its own work and furnish its man only. When the Iiangman an the Second Illin o is volunteers played storehouses extending along the edge of emancipation, namely, the in itia tio n own materials, giving employment to nounced the message the woman clung the Spanish royal march. the river Han suddenly broke away and As Captain-General Castellanos waa tumbled into the water on top of all ol the local government act, wltioli its citiseos." to her lover in fienay, but w ith a curse eeoorted to the w h a rf to take hrs de the boats there. The houses and boats, really, in many ol its features, is an T lie mayor advocate,! Increased ap he flung her off, refusing to bid her extension of tire emancipation acts and propriations for educational puqioses, farewell as he stumble,! down the g al parture the band played the Spanish w ith a ll the people in them, die- royal march. General Castellanos appeared in a moment. About 100 policy. and municipal ownership of tlieelectrio lows steps. The woman was then placed on the thanke,! the generals accompanying buildings and the same number of The war de|«artmcnt has come to the ligh tin g plants and street railways. him and as he stepped into the launoli boats are gone. trap and hanged. cottolttaion that it w ill be necessary to he wept. Crowds of Spaniards all O LD GLORY EVERYW HERE. N e v a comes of more murtiers of mis accord General Brooke, m ilita ry gover R IO S * V A N D A L IS M . ¿rested in black, gathered upon the sea sionaries. T he Japanese Herald saya nor ol Cuba, the assistance of a special S t a r s n h 4 S t r ip e s A « lo rn t h e W r e r k o f wall and silently watched tlie fleet pass an English missionary has been m u r cabinet approaching in funotinne the l t h e M a lB e . T l , » N p a n la k C « m m « a ( l * r D e s tr o y « T h a t out. Men and women wept together. dered by natives and soldiers at Taing late autonomist rabinet of Cuban ad Havana. Jan. 4 .— I t developed today W 'k i c k H n C a n H o t C a r r y A w a y . Ping. A French missionary has been m inistration ol the civil affairs ol die that tire company of the Indiana regi TRANSFERRED TO DENVER. M ad rid , Jan. 4. — Rios, the Spanish burned to death at Swatow, and a G er island. ment whicli waved the Cuban flags «lur oonimaixler, cables that he lias arrived Tire situation at Ilo ilo ts grave. F if ing the parade was not arrested, as at M an ila , after having completed the G e n e r a l M e r r i a m W i l l C o m m a n d D e man missionary has been m ortally in p a r t m e n t o t I k e C o le r n d a . jured in Shan Tung. The murder of teen hundred natives, fu lly armed, cabled laid night. Investigation evacuation of Visayua and the northern San Francisco, Jan. 8 .— M ajo r-G en an Am erican miseienary, Mrs. B u tte r are at Melo, a suburb ol Iloilo. Seven ahowetl that the flags wero distributed ¡•art of the island of M indanao and a f eral Henry C. M erriam , wiio is now field. of Central China, ia reporte«!. teen thousand more, it is reported, are to them by Cubans in the crowd, and ter blowing up 14 forts and the flee, of in San Francisco in command of tlie Advices state that since the attack awaiting orders to embark at several die act of waving them was thoughtless gunboats on Lake L ani. H e adds that departments of C alifornia and the Co on the Russian troops at Andijan some points on the island ol Negros, 16 an«l not prearrange,!. 1,600 Spanish troope are coaoentrated Twenty-flve Cuban horsemen, w ell at Zamlionnda nnder the command of lum bia, is to lie transferred to the de tim e hack, discontent and dissatisfac hours' sail from Iloilo. A ll the women partment of the Colorado. H ie head tion have been rife throughout the have w ithdraw n, and many fam ilies mounted and armed, join«»«I tlie column Uoneral Montero. Official oircles here quarters w ill be at Denver. H e re province. T his feeling has asumed have taken refuge w ith tire Americans. at tlie Prado, rode to C entral Park and are warm ly discussing the attitud e of eeived official instructions to this effect “pch proportions that tlie Russian au Unless congress should pass a law debouched into a aide street. They G ieat B rita in , owing to her pressing (rout Washington today. He w ill go thorities have already strengthened authorising him to remain on the ac aroused considerable enthusiasm. demand that 8pain sell her a coaling to Denver on or aohut January 10 n e it, their garrisons. They have, moreover, Three bluejackets from the Texan, station in the Baleario islands and tive list, H ear-Adm iral Dewey w ill be a t which tim e General Shafter is ex occupied tire larger villages in force, placed on the retired list on December at altout 19:80 yesterday, rowed to the other strategioal pointa, so as to render pected here to resume his own com and superseded the c iv il by a m ilita ry ¿(1, 1890. O nly one other retirement wreck of the Maine and hoisted a large G ib ra lta r unassailable. The negotia mand in tlie department of C alifornia. adm inistration. Not more than 200 or w ill occur this year, that -of Comm o Ftars am, Stripes to tlie peak of the tions on the subject have l>een in abey General M erriam says be has not the 300 fanatice were engaged in tire attack dore H . L. Ilowison, now commandant wreck. The flag was saluted by the ance owing to Prem ier Sagasta’s i l l least idea who w ill be placed in charge on tlie Kusians, yet more than 1,900 of tlie Boston navy-yard. There is a shipping in the liaibor. ness, but it ia believed that Spain, in of Ilia old headquartera of the Colum men were arrested on suspicion and An immense American flag was alei strong sentiment in naval circles in fluenced by Russia and France, w ill re bia, the headquarters of which are at flogged in order 4o extort inform ation. favor ol the passage ol a law which hoisted on top of a 900-fo«»t spar at list tlie demand of Great B rita in . Vanoouver, Wash.__________ Not only were the actual malefactors tho naval dock, where it oould l>c seen w ill perm it the retention of Adm iral punished, but their telatives o f all de F e l l F i v e H u n d r e d F e e t. F a t a l F n l d l a g B « d . Dewey upon the active list (or 10 (or miles around. Ishpeming, M i d i . , Jan. 8.— A cage grees were also imprisoned. In addi- Springfield, 111., Jan. 4 .— Mrs. L u years, as wits done in the case ol heroes M in e r s ’ N e r r a iw B « e a p e . accident in tire Lake Superior mine tionto this, a fine of 800,000 roubles of the civil war. C a rlin v ille , 111., Jan. 4. — Early this cretia Kent, a widow, met her death in today caused the deatlr of six Finnish has been inflicted on the district. T lie American line steamship Pat is, morning the tipple and top works i/f the a manuer horrible in the extreme. Her ntinere and serious injuries to three fate was revealed when a friend, enter which lias arrived in New Y o lk (tom C a rlin v ille coal shaft, situated just out A P ro s p e ro u s T s a r. more. T lie dead are: M a tti Tam - Southampton, after a tempestuous pas side of town, took Are ami burned ing the house, found her dead body. mir.en, Takko M ikk a la , J. H . K a ja n p - Washington, Jan. 8.— Tlie published One hand was pinioned inextricably sage, reports drat Tuesday, December fiercely. Thero seemed from the very pa, J. W . Paavai, A lfred Sinna and Itntem ent of tire government receipts 97, in latitude 40:90 north, and longi start no chance of saving them from under a heavy folding bed. The body Gust W. Johnson. T lie men were go and expenditures shows that during tude 81:20 w est,at88!0 in the morning, total destruction. Between 70 and HO was decomposed, allowing that death ing down the «haft in a cage to work. th e h a lf year ending December 31, the she sighted a steamer Hying signals of meu wore in the mine, and it was only had occurred several days ago. When Tlie supposition is that something receipts aggregated 0245,961,890, distress, Hite proved to be tire B ritish after lierculeau efforts on the part of found tlie woman’s broken hand was dropped on tlie cage, forcing one side against 0207,760,674, for the same per tank steamer Vindohala, Captain tlie mine managers and those of die s till clasped In the bed as in a black of tlie frame work down, so as to let iod Inst year. A c o rd in g to the tieus- C lark, from lionen, France, Deoember miners who escaped at tho first alarm s m ith ’s vise. How the accident hap the men slide off into the shaft. One ury these receipts are the largest since 15, (or Philadelphia, in ballast. Khc that tlis entombed miners were all re pened w ill never be known definitely. of tlie wounded men said lie thought a 1866, when they reached 0668,082,620, showed tlie signal letters, “ Must aban leased from their p erilc is position. The Tlie woman lived alone in the house, rope had broken. Another heard some for tlie entire fiscal year, and 1807, don vessel,” T lie Paris rescued bar property lessen aggregate only a few and th a t accounts for the tardy dis thing strike the cage. when they amounted to 0400,684,010. covery of the laxly. thousand dollars.____________ cr«w, and no lives were lost. D is a s t r o u s S a n F r a n r l s r n F i r e . Red Key. In d ., Jan. 8.— An explo A w a t r a llN n W h e a t . A B ,» Id le r M u r d e r e d . San Francisco, Jan. 8.— F ire which Tho w ill of the late Charles P. W il sion of gas, followed by fire, nt the Vancouver, B. (J., Jan. 4.— A fore H u ntsville, A la ., Jan. 4 .—«Private der, of W ellsley H ills , Mass., be cast of the Australian wheat harvest Ohio ¿fc Indiana Pipe Line Company’s started early tonight in the businesa Starr Dare, company E, F irs t infantry, queaths 0109,000 to Mount Holyoke indicates a yield ol 19,160,000 bushels compressing station near here caused a building at 917 Stevenson street oaiised whose home ia in San Francisco, died a loss of 050,000 before it wus college. last harvest. One of tlie most intereit- at the second division hospital today loss estimated at 0100,000. Engineer extinguished. O f this amount about The shortage In the California wine ing features of tho estimate ia a visible from a gunshot wound receive,! C h iis t- W. F. Robinson was badly burned. 040,000 falls on the Krough Manufac crop ol 1698 and the fairly good demand surplus of 9,960,000 bushels available mas nigliL Mack Lightfoot, Dure’e T h irty or more towns ate deprived ol turing Company, makers of pumps and that has existed during tlie ¡mat year for export, w h ile 1,000,000 biiaheis of murderer, has been oom; ,.tted to ja il natural gas by the destruction of the hydraulic machinery. Tire San F ran- station. __________ have resulted in advancing prices. old wheat remain on hand. Tho value w ithout bond. sisco artistic metal works, which oc of the wheat harvest on the basis of the M. Constantin, a young Frenchman When a young woman gnta a new hat cupied part of the structure, were Peking, Jan. 4.— T he im perial gov current market rates ia given at f l , - of 10, wlio livea in Paris, ia eight feet ■he ia never aatiafle,! u n til the man alia totally destroyed, the lose being placed ta ll and probably bigger than other 887,600. The q uality of grain thia ernment w ill send 6,000 foreign (h ille d loves moat and tire g irl alia bates moat at 010,000. The origin of the Are ia troops to auppiesa the rebellion in the man who hus ever lived. Ils l l per year is said to be considerably better have both seen IL unknowB. pro vinca of Sae-Uhuan. than IsaL fectly proportioned. John C. Chase Inaugurated at Haverhill, Mass. TRAGEDY AT SEASIDE Three Men Killed in a Des perate Fight. TH E WORK OF A DESPERADO C k a r la s W illa r d W illia m « a a d M a rd a ra d B k a rtff O s p a ty l.* m « r t, a a d Was S k a t k v D a p a t s M i l l a r . Seaside, O r., Jan. 2 .— The burning of tlie Fulton cottage, at thia place, last W ednesday morning, culm inated thia afternoon in tlie bli„»diest tragedy in the history of this county, aa a re sult of which three men are cold in death and one other ie badly wounded. The dead are: Sheriff J. W . W illia m s , Deputy Sheriff James Larners and Charles W il lard. Deputy Sbeiiff A . E. M ille r waa shot in the leg. I t was considered certain hy every one that the burning of the oottage waa for tlie purpose of concealing a rob bery. and suspicion pointe,! to Charles W illard as the guilty person, particu larly aa he was seen a aliort tim e after the fire coming from the locality w ith a wheelbarrow load of goods. Aoting on the suspicion then aroused Sheriff W illiam s this morning secured a search w arrant, and in oonrpany w ith 8enator C. W. Fulton and others, went to Seaside to search W illa rd ’s prem ises, and also all the cottages of which he had charge during the w inter season. About 8 o ’clock this afternoon, Sher iff W illiam s, Senator Fulton and Dep uties A . E M ille r and Jamea Larners, the two latter being residents of Sea side, went to the cottage of Mrs. Susie Lewixton, where W illa rd waa livin g , to eearch it. On rapping at the door they were answers,] im m ediately by W illa rd , who told them to w a it n n til hedreeeed, but from subsequent events it is certain be wanted tim e to get hia gnna ready for action. A fte r a few momenta ha opened the door, and on lieing told w hat was wanted, told tlie sheriff, in a polite manner, that he was wel,ome to search any of the residences in Iris cha rge. Leaving F ulton, L am er* and the sheriff in the bouse, lie picked up hia rifle, and telling M ille r to follow him , he started for John L. Carlson’scuttage which he had in charge, and which ha ■aid some one had endeavored to break into. There they were soon afterwards joined bv W illiam s and Fulton. The latter asked W illa rd to come back to the Lewiston cottage. He made no objection. I t was on nea>ing the cottage the second tim e that tlie tragedy occurred. Senator Fulton had identified soma shotgun cartridge« in tlie liousd^as be longing to him , and began questioning W illa rd ns to where he got possession of them. This nettled W illa rd , al though he answered that a friend had given them to him , and he began to get »giy. Fulton and M ille r went inside the cottage, leaving W illa rd . Sheriff W il liams and Larners standing outside. They had just proceeded to tire rear room when two shots were hear«! in quick snooeesion, and on running to he door, Sheriff W illia m s waa seen to throw up bia Lands and fall backwards over the bank. In front of the bouse were W illa rd and Larners, in a desper ate hand-te hand struggle, although the latter had been shot through tlie right groin and was fast growing faint, and hia assailant was fighting w ith toe desperation of a demon. Fulton sprang at W illa rd ’s head, and p allin g lrim to the ground jumped on bis face. M ilia r wrenched the rifle from hia hand.threw it on the ground, and taking out hia revolver beat the desperado over the head. Senator Fulton, in the meantime, picked up the rifle and told W illard to remain quiet, or he would k ill him . The latter, however, watched his op portunity, and jum ping to bia feet started to run away, when Fulton fired, missing him the first tim e, but s trik ing him in the face the second tim e, carrying away the greater poition of his mouth and nose. W illa rd fell, ap parently dead, and Fulton started to obtain help to care for the injured men, leaving M ille r on guard w ith the rifle in hand. M ille r stepped hack to aid Larners, who was lying on tlie ground desperately wounded, when W illa rd waa noticed to be fum bling w ith Ida belt. Q uicker than a flash he drew a revolver and fired three bullets, the first one h ittin g M ille r in the left leg, just below the hip. M ille r returns,! the fire w ith the rifle, the first bullet inflicting a flesh wound in W illa rd ’s shoulder, and the second h itting him in the left side, near tlie groin, k illin g him instantly. By thia tim e help hnd arrived, and an examination was made of t!ie in jured men. Sheriff W illia m s was found to have been shot tlirough the rig id breast, and although Ids puls* was beating feebly when examined, lie showed no further signs of Id«. La rners was shot in the right groin, aud he lived about 80 minutes after being removed to Grim es' hotel M ille r, the other deputy, was wounded in tire leg, but his wound is not of a serious na ture. Discards,) W o n i n n ’S Deed. Los Angeles, C al., Jan. 2 .— (Jeorge P .K in g , cliief deputy in tho office of C ity Engineer Dockweiler, was shot and probably fatally wounded this evening hy Theresa K err, whom he had cast off. F x tr N r illln n T r e a t y W ilk H r a s tt. New York. Jan. 2 . - -A dispatch to the Herald from Rio <le Janeiro states that the Brasilian congress has ap proved a treaty of extradition w ith tli* United States.
