POPULIST PLATFORM.
road companies have, through tne con
WORLD’S FAIR REPORT.
Foreign Grain Crop..
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nivance of the interior department,
The European crop reports of the
' Adopted by the National Convention robbed multitudes of bona-fide settlers
Will Embrace Nearly Forty Large Vol-
agricultural department, issued by the
Held at St. Doute.
of their homes and miners of their
chief statistician at Washington, shows
ume>.
that the crop of Great Britain has been
I Following is the Populist platform, claims, and we demand legislation by
Washington, Oot. 19.—President
somewhat reduced in the north and in
as agreed upon by the committee on congress which will enforce the exemp
Palmer, of the world’s fair commis
OREGON Scotland by the persistent wet weather Spain Is Soon to Cease Hos- sion, and his associates on the commit Devastation Wrought by the . resolutions and adopted by the St. Louis tion of 'mineral land from suoh grants
SCIO
after, as well as before, patenting.
tilities.
of September, which practically ruined
, convention:
tee on final report, assembled here for
West India Hurricane.
Third—We demand that bona fide
most of the wheat then ungathered.
The People’s Party, assembled in na
a session of several day’s duration, at
In 'the southern countries harvesting
tional convention, reaffirms its allegi- settlers on all publio lands be granted
which the reports to the president and
operations were completed before the THE WAR IS ALMOST OVER to congress will be perfected. These
| ance to the principles deolared by the free homes, as provided in the national
bad weather set in, and the wheat is
reports will present a complete review IN NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY i founders of the republic, and also to homestead law, and that no exception
of a finer milling quality than has
I the fundamental principles of just gov- be made in the case of Indian reserva
of the accomplishments of the exposi
i ernment as enunciated in the platform tions when opened for settlement,^nd
tion.
The
report
of
the
board
of
Comprehensive Review of the Import been known for years.
Island Will Be Surrendered to the
Immense Damage Done at Coney Isl I of the party in 1892. We recognize that all lands not now patented oome
awards
will
make
about
twenty-five
ant Happening* of the Past Week
A Dynamite Explosion.
Im-urgent.—Spain Cannot Fxpect to
and. A b bury Park and Other Ocean that, through the connivance of the under this demand.
volumes of 800 pages each; that of the
Culled From the Telegraph Columns.
A large quantity of dynamite in a
Hold Both Cuba and the Philippines direotor general ten volumes; that of
Resorts -Beach Covered by Wreckage i present and preceding administrations,
Direct Legislation.
magazine of the Dayton Coal & Iron
the oountry has reaohed a crisis in its
the,
president
and
secretary
two
vol
We favor a system of direct legisla-
Cadiz,
Oct
19.
—
If
Spain
has
not
I
Governor Ben Tillman, the Populist Company, at Dayton, Tenn., exploded,
New
York,
Oot.
14.
—
A
veritable
_
_________
i
national
life,
as
predicted
in
our
deo-
politicieu of South Carolina, is in Ore wreoking many buildings and destroy put down the insurrection in Cuba by | umes, while the extent of the report of hurricane has swept over this section ; .____
iaration
four - years ago, and that iton through the initiative and referen
_ ____
gon in the interests of the party.
ing an electiro light plant, putting out the 1st of March, it is the intention of | the ladies’ board is not yet determined. today, the wind blowing with terrifio prompt and patriotic action is the su dum, under proper constitutional safe
These, it is -intended, shall constitute
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„„ realize guards.
An Athens dispatch says that insur all the lights. The company store is a the government to give' up the struggle > a permanent history and memorial of fproe, reaching at Sandy Hook a velo- preme duty of the
hour. We
and
let
the
island
go.
The
significance
was
The . debris
gent Greeks and Turks fought all day complete wreok.
General Propositions.
oity
of
seventy-five
miles
an
hour
last
;
that,
while
we
have
political
independ-
of this statement, coming direot from | what the exposition did. The Phila night. The tides rose to a height many
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October 3, near Greavena, Macedonia. blown a quarter of a mile.
ence,
our
financial
and
industrial
in
First
—
We demand the eleotion of
delphia
centennial
commission
’
s
report
an officer of rank in the Spanish army,
feet greater than has been seen for dependence
_ ____ is __________
Both sides sustained heavy losses.
yet
to
be
obtained
by
re-
president,
vice-president and United
embraced
nine
volumes.
That
of
the
Terrell Makes a Claim.
within the week, must certainly be re
years, and the waves all along^ the ; storing to our country the constitution- States senators by direct vote of the
Baron Nicholas Knebitsky, governor
United States Minister Terrell has garded as of no little importance. The i Paris exposition was on an elaborate Atlantic coast swept in with
. a . force I ai control and exercise of the functions people.
of the Russian fur seal islands, is in lodged with the Turkish government a above determination is an open secret soale, with steel engravings, showing
Second—We tender to the. patriotic
San Franoisoo on his way to Washing claim for $40,000 indemnity on behalf among those who are close to the gov to the world the best features of the that carried everything before them, | I necessary to a people’s government,
ton, where he intends to present, of Mrs. Lenz, mother of Frank Lenz, ernment, and it is said that the policy French exposition. The present work and did many hundreds of thousands I I which functions have been basely sur- people of Cuba our deepest sympathy,
through the Russian*- ambassador, the the Pittsburg bicyclist who was mur I is being adopted of exaggerating the will be handsomely illustrated and of dollars damage. Sandy Hook and I rendered by our publio servants to cor in their struggle for political freedom
form of a new treaty between his coun dered by Kurds while traveling magnitude of the trouble in the Phil-1 somewhat similar, though less elabor points along the Jersey coast felt the porate monopolies. The influence o? i and independence, and we believe the
fury of the storm most of all. But I European money changers has been
has come when the United States,
try and the United States.
through Asiatio Turkey in 1895.
ippine islands with a view of preparing ate than the French-reports. The work Coney Island experienced, so far as has - more potent in shaping legislation than time
the great republio of the world, should
It is expected that 10,000,000 salmon
the people for the ultimate design of i has progressed since the fair closed, been learned, the most direful results. I the voice of the American people]
recognize that Cuba is, and of right
Penalty Swiftly Executed.
fry will be turned into the Columbia
and is now copmlete, so that the board
letting Cuba go.
Miss Blanche Gray, a young lady oi ♦By way of further corroboration of meets to pass upon it finally before lay The beaches were swept clean, pavil- 1 Executive power and patronage have ought to be, a free and independent
river this year. Of this number, 2,-
lions
were
overtunred
and
carried
sea
000,000 will come from the Clackamas fine family, of Atlanta, Ga., was going this estimate of the situation it may be ing it before the president and con ward, with bathing houses and board I been used to corrupt our legislatures state.
Third—We favor home rule in the
hatchery, 3,000,000 from Sandy sta from a friend’s house to her sister,s, remarked that while Spain is sending gress. Its publication will depend walks, and everything not far inland i and defeat the will of the people, and
_ assaulted
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Two
I plutocracy has thereby been enthroned territories and the District of Colum
tion, 3,000,000 from Little White I when a negro
her. .
-
mole than 200,000 troops to Cuba, who upon congress. The reports will also on the famous island was torn up and ■ upon the ruins of democracy. To re bia,
and the early admission of the ter
Salmon, and 2,000,000 from the head II hours later the negro was caught and Mro iu the main very young and undis. wind up tho finauqbil affairs of the
-lhanged
by a a mob.
mob.
wnj show a piled high beyond the coast line, or store the government intended by the ritories as states.
hanged by
■ -
f
I ciplined; she is carefully keeping her national
carried'but
t<f
sea.
' fathers of the country, for the welfare
Fourth—All publio salaries should
80,000 well-disciplined and efficient balance in favor w*j^e government of
It is believed that 25,000 persons are
Freight Trains Collide.
At Brighton Beach, the stone walks ! and prosperity of this and future gen- be made to correspond to the price of
about $24,000.
This inoludes the
soldiers
who
may
be
available
in
case
without the necessaries of life in Guay
in
front
of
the
big
hotel
were
under
A head-end collision of freight trains
we demand the establishment labor and its products.
aquil as a result of the recent fire there. oocurred on the Northeastern railroad, I of an outbreak at home. She is also ladies’ board, wjich has a credit bal Water, and toward the end of the after i ! erations,
of an economic and financial system
Fifth—In times of great industrial
Ten thousand persons have already left near New Orleans. William Fulcher, . keeping in Spanish waters twelve war ance.
noon, the famous Seidl concert hall I which shall make us masters of our depression, idle labor should be em
the city, fearing pestilence will follow engineer, and his fireman, John Alex- ; ships whioh are ready for sea, and
WINERY BURNED.
was inundated and partially carried ! own affairs and independent of Eu ployed on public works as far as prac
I whioh oould be of great service in
the fire. Everything possible is being anderia, colored, were killed.
away. The well-kept lawns in front
Cuban waters in aiding the United Water Being Scarce, They Turned Wine of the Oriental hotel and Manhattan ropean control by the adoption of the ticable.
done to relieve suffering among those
following declaration of principles:
Sixth—Thv arbitrary course of the
States in that police work whioh she
who have remained.
Porte’s Demand Refused.
on the Flames.
Beach hotel were laid waste, and the
court in assuming.to imprison citizens
now
asks
that
country
to
do
for
her.
Finance«
The embassies of the powers have
The grand jury has indicted eleven
for indirect contempt and ruling them
Santa Rosa, Cal., Oct. 19.—Korbel’s lower portions of the hotels flooded.
G. Foster, manager of the East
First—We demand a national money, by injunction should be prevented by
.Innumerable small buildings were
directors of the Bank of Cominero-*, of sent an identical note to the porte re ern W.
big
winery,
at
Eprbel
’
s
station,
a
few
Telegraph Company here, speaking
safe and sound, issued by the general
New Orleans, which closed up last fusing its demand that the right be ac of the
miles from Guerjville, was badly dam simply picked up bodily and carried government only, without the interven proper legislation.
situation, said:
away by wind or wave.
month with a loss of $310,000. Cash corded of «searching foreign vessels in
Seventh—We favor just pensions for
aged
by
fire
last
tight.
The
fire
broke
“There is no question that «he gov
At Far Rockaway, the fury of the tion of banks of issue, to be a full legal every disabled Union soldier.
ier de Blanc was also indicted for Turkish waters for Armenians.
out in the seconi story of the winery
ernment
is
trying
to
use
the
Philippine
tender
for
all
debts,
publio
and
private;
gale was indescribable. Those houses
fblsely swearing to bank, statements.
Eighth—Believing that the eleotion
Kan Ashore in a Fog«
islands troubles to distract the people’s and soon workedlinto the third story, which were 'juilt on piles on the sand a just, equitably and efficient means of
The indicted directors áre some of the
The British steamer Palestrina, attention from .Cuba. There is no causing the roof to fall in. One of were washed away, and those higher distribution direct to the people and franchise and untrammeied ballot are
most important business men of the Captain Harder, ballast-laden for Bal doubt that Spain intends to do her the large presses was destroyed, and
essential to a government of, for and
up, whioh for years have been out of. through the lawful disbursements -of by the people, the People’s party con-
community.
timore, ran ashore in a thick fog near utmost to orush the Cuban insurrection about 150,000 gallons of new wine reach of the highest tides, were today the government.
demns the wholesale system of disfran
In -his annual report to the secretary St Johns, N. F. She will probably ’ between how and Maroh. Failing in were turned loose. Water being soaroe, flooded.
Second—We demand the free and chisement adopted in some of the states
of war, General Greely, the chief sig become a total wreok.
that, I am informed that she will give pumps were applied to the wine casks,
Along the Jesrey coast, most of the unrestricted coinage of silver and gold as unrepublican and undemocratic, and
the wine being thrown on the flames
nal officer, says the military telegraph
up the struggle.
damage done was'to piersand to break at the present legal ratio of 16 to 1, we declare it to be the duty of the sev
Peace in Matabeleland.
with
good
effect.
The
cellar
in
which
lines running through mountainous and
“An important issue is the fact that
Cecil Rhodes. Earl Grey, adminis Cuba has a debt of $500,000,000, and were 100,000 gallons of old wine stored waters. Preparations bad been made, andwithout waiting for the consent of eral state legislatures to take such ao-
desert regions have been maitained in
as forewarnings of the storm had. been foreign nations.
trator
of
the
British
South
Africa
Com
I tion as will secure a full and free and
excellent order. The commercial busi
that if Spain puts down the insurrec was saved. The loss will be about given some days before. As yet, very
Third—We demand that the vol fair ballot and an honest count.
pany,
and
other
officials
had
a*
final
un
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ness over the lines has largely increas
tion, Cuba will have to pay that debt, $40,000.
little damage to shipping has~ been re ume of circulating medium be speedily
Ninth—While the foregoing proposi
ed, and the receipts now amount to derstanding with the Matabele ohiefs. whereas if Cuba wins, the payment of 1
In Dirty Business.
ported, for on account of the warn increased to an amount sufficient to tions constitute the platform whioh our
Mr.
Rhodes
announced
to
them
that,
one-twelfth of the cost of operation of
that debt will fall on Spain, who con
meet
the
demands
of
the
business
and
Chicago,
Oct.
19.
—
J.
H.
Cummings,
ings', many craft delayed sailing and
after yielding up their arms and those tracted it on behalf of Cuba. Natur-|
party stands upon and for the vindica- 7
the entire signal corps.
of their number who had been guilty ally the planters who have been driven, Who is said to have been at one time a others that had cleared here returned the population of this oountry, and to tion of its organization will be main
restore the just level of prices and la - tained, we recognize that the great and
newspaperman in San Francisco and for safe anchorage.
An east-bound Union Pacific pas of murdering whites, the Matabeles
,
The Coney Island beach was swept bor production.
senger train was held up a short dis must locate themselves in specified dis from the half-ruined plantations, how the East, was lentenced to ten days in
pressing issue of the pending campaign
Fourth—We denounce the sale of upon which the presidential election
tance east of Uintah, Utah, near the tricts of the country. The principal ever loyal they may appear to be to the oounty jail an a charge of extortion by the highest tide in the history of
Spain,
really
want
to
see
the
Cubans
bonds
and
the
increase
of
the
public
today.
Some
years
ago
Miss
Julia
the famous resort. A large number of
mouth of Weber canyon, and about chiefs would be held responsible and
will turn, is the financial question,
eight miles from Ogden. No passen would receive monthly salaries from succeed, as in that oase they would not Adler kept company and corresponded temporary structures along the water interest-bearing debt, made by the and upon this great and specific issue
be
taxed
by
Spain
to
pay
the
interest
I
gers were molested, the robbers con the British Chartered South Afrioa on the debt, and could then start again I with Henry Tlllenburg. After Miss front were destroyed. The boulevard present administration, as unnecessary between the parties we cordially invite
Adler’s marriage to R. Barrati, a stook was flooded as far as Neptune avenue. and without authority of law, and we the aid and co-operation of all organi
fining their operations to the mail and Company. The chiefs all agreed to
borker, Tillenturg is said to have The Shelton houses, at the intersection demand that no more bonds be issued zations and citizens agreeing with us
express cars. The baggage and express this proposition, and it is believed the under more favorable auspices.
“Meanwhile' every one is talking | shown her letteis to Cummings. Both of Concourse and Boulevard, were exoept by specific action of congress.
cars were uncoupled by the robbers and whole Matabele trouble is now at an
upon this vital question.
about Cuba, and little is said of the I Tillenburg and Cummings were nearly washed away. The waves, running
Fifth—We demand such legislation
run ahead of the train a few hundred end.
Philippine
islands,
although
the
latter
penniless, .and formed a plan to extort ' high, battered the plaza in front of the as will prevent the demonetizing of the
Artists* Colors In 1840.
yards and both oars broken open. The
Hatchet Men are Doomed.
> oomprises 115,000 square miles, against! money from Mrs. Barrati by means of Brighton beach hotel. The Ocean ho- lawful money of the United States by
robbers failed to open the safe in the
In
1840
and for many years afterward
The end of the highbinder days in I 49,000 for Cuba. In point of popula-1 the letters.. Tht dates were changed ' tel, west of the Brighton beach hotel, ! private contract.
express car. Railway officials say the
members of the Royal academy were
tion
the
Phillipines
have
5,636,000
as
San
Francisco
has
oome.
A
dozen
Sixth-
—
We
demand
that
the
govern
to
make
them
.appear
to
have
been
i was surrounded by water and the
booty secured was a few mail bags, but
allowed an attendant on, varnishing
Then foundations racked. Numerous bath ment, in payment of its obligations, days to clean their palette or wash their
as a great portion of the mail was cor headquarters of the hatohet-men were against 2,276,000 for Cuba and Porto written after her - marriage.
Rioo
combined.
I
am
satisfied
that
Cummings demanded $50 apiece for ing pavillions and aumsement houses shall use its option as to the kind of brushes, etc., and' my father, Charles
respondence between banks, inclosing ! destroyed, and the work of destruction
will either have won in Cuba I the letters, threatening to show them : were either wrecked or damaged, I lawful money in which they are to be Robert Leslie, nearly always took me
exchanges and remittances, and always will be continued. The agent of the Spain
by
March
1
next
or
have
given
up
the
I
to Mr. Barrati, w,£ase of her refusal. among the latter being the clubhouse ! paid, and we denounce the present and with hinf in that capacity, both to the
a good proportion of cash, the loss is I consul-general overthrew the josses,
In thia w»y $40 <aa seoured, $1O at a of the Seaside Athletic Club. The old proceeding administrations for surren- old Somerset House rooms and after-
iBHjiBaas^ajaa<gf>ggsggagegceb<<—i|—iiM>itroke aowu ‘h® signs and dismantled strug gel. ”
Three men were instantly killed in men have been wont to meet, and the
Wilkesbarre, Pa., by a fall of rock.
-Seventh—We demand a graduated watching Turner, Stanfield and other
Celestial desperadoes are now homeless viewed. In substance he said that Mrs. Barrati tola her husband. The and over twenty windows cut in two.
The Republican headquarters at and hunted. This outoome is weloomed Cleveland had not done much for, arrest of Cummings and Tillenburg
Manhattan beach shared in the dis income tax, to the end that aggregate artists at work. In those good old times
Chehalis, Wash., were broken into by by all in San Francisco, for another Spain, and he did not see how a change followed. Tillenburg seoured his re aster with other sections of the island. wealth shall bear its just proportion of artists’ oil colors were all tied up into
some miscreants and a quantity of lit virulent outbreak was expected at any in administration oould make matters lease on bail, and has not sinoe been Much of the ornaments in front of the taxation, and we regard the recent de neat little balls of pig’s bladder by old
worse, uhless the independence of Cuba seen. He is said to be well connected Manhattan beach hotel were swept cision of the supreme court, relative to Brown of 163 High Holborn. Metal
erature, private letters, accountsand time in San Franoisoo.
should be acknowledged. He says he in Chioago.
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postage stamps taken.
away, and a magnificent lawn in front the income-tax-law, as a misinterpreta tubes were, I think, first used about
Held Up by Women.
does not contemplate a war between
of the swell Oriental hotel was made a tion of the constitution, an invasion of 1840, but my father and some other art
Bertie Tripp, whose right name is
Wheat Growers on Their Feet. '
Colonel Henry Spielman, of New Spain and the United States. The gov
the rightful powers of congress on the ists continued to use the old fashioned
dismal waste.
supposed to be Helen Forest, a mem
Tacoma,
Wash.,
Oct.
19.
—
State
Hog island, during the afternoon, subject of taxation.
ber of the Salvation Army, committed York oity, a wealthy merohant and ernor would not say that a great Cuban Grain Inspector Lawrence reports that
bladders until 1848, under the idea that
Eighth—We demand that postal sav the metal might aot injuriously upon
suicide by taking poison in Butte, clubman, was held up by two women victory would precipitate trouble in wheat growers throughout the Inland added another big section to the portion
Spain,
and
did
not
think
that
suoh
an
Mont. No cause for the act is known. and robbed as he was leaving the
Empire are in hopes of getting fairly which had previously gone to sea, and ings banks be established by the gov certain pigments.
League Club in Chicago. The event was likely to take place.
Some artists, however, then kept
The Italian government has address Union
started
on the way to suooess this sea another suoh storm would wipe it and ernment for the safe deposit of the sav
As to the effect of the war upon
assailants of the colonel seoured his
ed a peremptory note to
the
porte
in
son.
They
will be put well on their several other adjoining districts out of ings of the people and to facilitate ex many colors in the form of powder in
Cuba
the
governor
did
not
seem
to
w
p ¿ * «gf"
gold watoh
and
$20
in
cash,
’ hßr
” ~~~ '
,' j ' Being
change.
existence altogether.
wide mouthed bottles, grinding only as
*
, by
reference to a ; young
_ - Italian subject
.
her * victim, onfl
one of the think it had been very grave. He feet, he says, if no untoward occurrence
At Sandy Hook, where even the
much as they required each day in oil.
who was murdered in the recent mas j pursued
prevents
them
from
receiving
all
for
Transportation«
added
that
the
Compana
Transatlan
tossed the watch into Custom
breath of a breeze can be twisted into
John Constable was particularly fond
sacres. The note says that the young women
their
grain
that
circumstances
now
First
—
Transportation
being
a
means
place to avoid being caught with tics Espanola was almost altogether oc
a gale, last night’s storm was a howl
of keeping his colors in this way, and
man was beaten on the head and felled house
promise.
He
says
the
greater
part
of
of
exchange
and
a
public
necessity,
the
cupied in transporting government
ing hurricane. The waves broke high
had a large store of them in his paint
to the ground by a man in Turkish uni evidence upon her.
troops and munitions of war, so that the season’s orop. is still in the hands er than ever before, and at one time government should own and operate the ing room,. especially of - the various
form until he was killed. The note
An Infantile Crook.
there naturally had been no falling of the grower, and he, as usual, is in the old tower which incoming and out railroads in the interest of the people ochers and many shades of ultramarine
demands the punishment of the guilty
clined to hold for higher prices. Quo
on a nonpartisan basis, to the end that
Dennis Myron, of Chicago, is only
persons and the payment of indemnity 11 years old, but be has been arrested off in its traffic.
tations at all points east of Sprague going ships signal shook and tottered all may be accorded the same treatment and lovely grays known as ultramarine
as
though
it
would
be
blown
over.
Constable, I suspect, picked up the
for the murder of an Italian subject.
Bad Season for Dishonest Bankers«
are 52 cents a bushel in the warehouse
in transportation, and that the tyranny ash.
fourteen times and is now under sen
All
day
long
the
wind
blew
a
gale
of
rudiments
of painting from his early
today
for
No.
1
olub.
For
wheat
on
An unsuccessful attempt at wholesale tence to the reform school as a burglar.
Philadelphia, Oot. 19.—Adolphus
of political power, now exercised by friend, John Dunthorn, a house painter
fifty
miles
at
Asbury
Park.
High
tide
poisoning by paris green has been dis He grew up in that unsavory neighbor Cole, who in 1894 operated the Bank board cars, the price paid 'is two cents at noon seemed to be at the maximum. the great railroad corporations, which at East Bergholt, afterward his assist
covered in Almond, Wis. While pre- hood known as “Little Hell,” and of New York, was arrested here today higher. In the Walla Walla district, Hundreds of people lined the shores result in the impairment, if not the ant in London, and consequently knew
pairng a can of milk for shipment, about as soon as he wore trousers fell on a charge of being a fugitive from the quotations are as high as 57 cents
destruction of the political rights and
much, if not more, of the practical
John Bibby, a wealthy milk-shipper, into the companionship of thieves and justioe. Cole’s bank, which was pat a bushel on bluestem wheat. Idaho watching the destruction that oame personal liberty of the citizen may be as
noticed a peculiar color, and, on in toughs. He helped a woman in shop ronized by Italians and the poorer growers reoeive the same for their grain with every wave. Everything within destroyed. Such ownership is to be technic of his art as most men of his
day.—Temple Bar.
reaoh of the waves was used as a bat
vestigation found a large quantity of lifting, and then took up thieving on class of people, failed in 1894. Cole as Washington growers.
gradually in a manner
tering ram to break down the struc accomplished
paris green at the bottom of the can. his own account.
consistent
with
sound
publio
policy.
disappeared. It was found that he got
A Clever Comparison.
tures en the beach. The great board
Sealer San Jose Wrecked.
John Burns, another farmer, found a
away with between $100,000 and
Second—The interest of the United
The
Chicago
Chronicle says that the
The Sherburne Robbers«
walk
was
pounded
to
pieces
in
many
Victoria, B. C., Oct. 19.—Among
score of piles of paris green and salt
$200,000. He was seen in the Broad
States in the publio highways built
The Sherburne bankrobber confined street station by two Italians who had the passengers by the City of Topeka places. From Deal lake to the bound with public moneys and the proceeds president of the Waupaca and Nishna
scattered in his pasture land, and
Railroad company recently called on
Thomas Brown lost five of the most in the Martin county jail, Minnesota, been depositors in the bank, and who arriving from the North tonight were ary line, .it is a complete wreck. The of extensive grants-of land to the Pa Chauncey M. Depew. “What can I do
marble
monument
which
marks
the
has
made
a
statement
to
the
sheriff,
Captain
Coles
and
crew,
of
the
little
valuable cows of his herd from the
informed the detective department.
cific railroads should never have been for you?” Mr. Depew asked, letting the
thirty-one ton sealer San Jose, which spot where the New Era went down in alienated, mortgaged or sold, but smile he uses on such occasions have
same poison, deposited by unknown which has been verified, giving hie
the
early
days
of
Asbury
Park
was
•un
a Triple Tragedy.
left here for Behring sea early in June
parties on his grazing range, No clew name as Lew Kellihan, and his home
guarded and protected for the general full swing at the visitor. “I dropped in
Centerville, Mo., Oct. 19.—A triple last. While homeward bound with dermined by the waves and toppled welfare as provided by the laws organ to see you, Mr. Depew—to ask for an
as yet to the perpetrators of the out* as Rook Rapids, la., where his parents
into
the
sea.
Wreokage
is
strewn
over
reside.
He
gives
his
age
as
21,
and
610
skins
on
September
22,
she
was
tragedy
occurred
in
this
(Reynolds)
rage has been found.
the beaoh as far as the eye can reach. izing such railroads. The foreclosure exchange of courtesies. I am the presi
states that his brother who was killed
of existing liens of the United States dent of the Waupaca and Nishna Rail
Boston has refused to accept the was but 18 years old. The reading of county yesterday, near Ellington. caught in a fierce gale at Unimak pass,
on these roads should at once follow road company. I would like to have a
bronze Bacchante by Maomonnies, for dime novels led to the commission ol John Imboden, with an ax, brained his and, dragging her anchor, became a
Hog
Cholera
in
Ohio
Valley«
sister, about 15 years of age; his bro total wreck. The season’s catch was
the new publio library. The statue is the crime.
Cincinnati, Oct. 14.—The reports default in the payment thereof by the pass over your road and will extend the
ther, somewhat older, who was sick in saved with difficulty and no lives were
too suggestive of immorality and thirst
from the farmers in Ohio and Indiana debtor companies, and at the fore same courtesy to yourself over my
lost.
_____________
bed,
and
a
very
old
man
named
Jacob
Inmates Were Cremated.
for the Puritan town. At a meeting
are alarming over the' losses from hog closure sales of said roads the govern road. ”
Depew looked thoughtful for a min
FiiiancialplUiation in Brazil.
of the art oommittee it was decided to
There was a terrible casualty at the Wilhelm. Two months ago Imboden
cholera. The corn orop is very large, ment should purohase the same, if it ute.
Then he said, “Where is your
becomes necessry, to protect its inter
The curator of the museum house of J. F. Miller, of New What- lost his wife and two daughters sud-
Rio
de
JstnejsSRcr.
19.
—
The
finan
but
the
hogs
are
dying
fast.
The
hog
sent the following note to the trustees oom, Wash. The farmer and his wife denly, audit is supposed he is iusaiie. cial situation is extremely serious.
road?’^^*1 Why, it's out in WiscofiKii."”
ests,
or
if
they
can
be
purchased
ata
cholera has prevailed for some weeks
of the library:
“Voted, That the were on a visit to a neighboring city
Rothschild Will Aid.
The Brazilian foreign minister has and during the last week the losses reasonable price, and the government “Is it rated in Poor’s Manual?” “Oh,
secretary be instructed to inform the and left their three children in the
held a conference with the Chilean have not only increased in the infeoted shall operate said railroads as public yes, indeed I We paid a nice dividend
Guayaquil,
Ecuador,
Oot.
19.
—
The
trustees of the public libary that, while care of Frank Boise, of Tacoma. The
highways for the benefit of the whole last year.” “Strange I never heard of
minister in 'relation to a commercial
recognizing the remarkable technical house took fire in some manner and Rothsohilds have gfanted a credit to treaty. Dr. Ceriqua has expressed his districts, but the disease is becoming people, and not in the interest of the your road. How long is it?” “We are
the
Bank
of
Ecuador
of
£125,000.
genearl
throughout
the
Ohio
valley.
merits of Mr. Macmonnies’ statue of the three children and Mr. Boise were
few, under suitable provisions for pro operating 67 miles this year.” “What!
intention of beginning negotiations
Bacchante as a work of art, this com found dead in the ruins. Boise has a The banks ana the principal commercial with a view to a oommecrial union of
tection of life and property, giving to Sixty-seven miles? And you call that an
houses
will,
resume
business
during
the
The game of checkers has -been play all the transportation interests equal exchange of courtesies, and the Vander
mittee does not regard 'it as suited to wife and children in Taooma.
Brazil,
Chile,
Uruguay
and
Argentina.
current
week.
ed in Egypt since about 2000 B. C.
the public library building.”
privileges and equal rates for fares and bilt system has its thousands of miles?”
Depew assumed his most cavalier air
It is generally believed among the
freights.
Mrs. Pauline Olievieri, a sack sewer,
Steel
Companies
Wanted
Too
Much.
In Farmers’ Pockets.
St.
Louis,
Oct.
14.
—
In
spite
of
the
leading Catholic olergy that Bishop met with a terrible death in the Cali
Third-—We denounce the present in as he launched that question at the head
Oakesdale, Wash., Oct. 19.—Yester
Washington, Oot. 19. — Having fact that Miss Lillian Russell’s father
Hortman, of Cleveland, O., diocese, fornia Italian Paste Company’s works day was the most exciting day in thé finally deoided that the prices asked by
famous schemes for refunding the said of the president of the Waupaca and
will be tendered the position of rector in San Francisco. She was wound history of the wheat market in this sec the competing.gteel companies for sup is lying dead at his home, she appealed debts, and demand that the laws now Nishna, and then he waited for a reply.
of the Catholic university at Washing around a narrow upright shafting, tion. The town was full of farmers, plying the steel forgings for army guns in her usual role in the comic opera, applicable thereto be executed and ad “Well, Mr. Depew,” said the western
ton, made vacant by the resignation of which was revolving with great veloc and many of them pooled their grain. were excessive, in the case of the “An Amerioan Beauty,’-’ at the Cen ministered according to their true in railroad president as he rose to go,
“your road may be a little longer than
Bishop Keane. The bishop, who is at ity, and she struck against a stanchion The market opened at 50 cents net to small forgings, Secretary Lamont has tury theater tonight. She was not tent and spirit.
present in the East, has given out noth every time she whirled • around. The the farmers, and 150,000 bushels made a readvertisement, again calling notified of his death until this morn
Fourth—The telegraph, like the post mine, but it ain’t any wider. ”
Her reasons for playing, as office system, being a necessity for the
ing concerning the appointment, but it clothes were wound up so close to the changed hands at that figure. One for bids. The forgings wanted are for ing.
Yankee hustle has perhaps rarely
is said'he has been privately notified body that it had to be removed in an hundred thousand bushels were sold in five-inch guns, mortars and field guns. given, are that she did not desire to de transaction of news, should be owned
- that he is the ohoioe of the pope, and almost nude condition. The right leg Colfax at 50 cents a bushel, and about The price asked in the former bidding prive the sixty chorus girls of night’s and operated by the government in the been better exemplified than in the case
of a sewing machine agent who exploit
that his visit in the East is for the and both arms were broken, and the 150,000 bushels in Moscow and other ranged from' 29X to 60 cents per wages. She said they could ill afford interest of the people.
it, and she was willing to make the
ed the vicinity of Dover, Me. He tack
purpose of making arrangements for head had been crushed by the blows. points in the wheat belt.
pound.
led a house in which lived an old bach
sacrifice in their behalf.
Land«
taking on his new duties.
Trolley- Car Accident.
First—The true policy demands that elor who hadn’t a sewing machine. The
Forest Fire in Michigan.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
Undermining Our Trade.
The Exclusion of American Meats«
the national and state legislation shall agent was persistent and the bachelor
In Hazelton, Pa., three men were
Milwaukee, Wis., Oot. 19.—Forest
among the employes of the Grand
Colon, Oct. 49.—The Jamaica Glean fires have broken out again in North
be such as will ultimately enable obdurate until finally the latter said he
killed
and
a
score
more
or
less
serious
Fort.
Worth,
Tex.,
Oot.
14.
—
The
Trunk railway in Toronto, whioh may
er, the leading newspaper of Jamaica, ern Michigan. Last night, the little press dispatch relative to a rumor that every prudent and industrious Citizen positively wouldn’t buy a machine un
ly
injured
in
a
trolley
accident
at
the
terminate in a strike. The men com
less a woman to run it was also pro
says that Great Britain is making an
plain they are unjustly treated by the Hazelton & Schuylkill railroad and the attempt to monopolize the British West town of Sagoli, lojated north of Iron Germany had decided to exclude to secure a home, and therefore the vided. Then the agent hunted around
foremen and superintendents and that, Lehigh Traction Company. The dead Indian trade, and has determined to Mountain, on the St. Paul railway, American canned goods was discussed land should not be monopolized for and in six weeks had found an elderly
-their complaints are not listened to. are: Jefferson Kiroh, a telegraph op- keep out of those markets whatever was threatened with total destruction. by the executive committee of the speculative purposes. All lands now but excellent maiden lady, who had
The most serious point is at Stratford, eartor; William Stapleton, of Milton, foreign goods she can supply. “It has The St. Paul oumpany promptly for Livestock Exchange tonight. The mat held by railways and other corporations been waiting for some good man to
where orders were given that the 700 a.telegraph operator; David J. Will been found,” the Gleaner notes, “that warded relief fly train for the purpose ter was referred to the meeting of the in excess of their actual needs should, speak out to her, and actually succeeded
lawful means, be reclaimed by the
employes there should work but forty- iams, of Plymouth. Patrick Dowd, the Trinidad prefers American blankets, of oarrying the residents out of danger. board tomorrow. It will declare along by
in getting her married to the bachelor»
five hours a week, instead of fifty conductor, and Morris Ferry, a boy, etc., because they are good for the It is reported Sagoli is no longer in the line of reoiprooity, prohibition of government and held for actual settlers Then he made a sale of a machine,
Canadian cattle, exportation through only, and private land monopoly, as
danger.
hours, as hitherto. If the employes at are not expected to live.
price and attractive. American trade
the United States and retaliation well as alien ownership, should be pro though it might seem that he ought to
Toronto and other centers are placed
ha<ve given one to the bride as a pres
The game of draughts made its ap with Jamaica cannot be displaced, but
Henri Durant, the founder of the against all foreign governments seek hibited.
under a similar regulation, some ao- pearance in Europe, it is said, about efforts to drive it out of other islands Red Cross movement, is in a Swiss
ent. This story is vouched for by the
Second
—
We
oondemn
the
frauds
by
ing
to
discriminate
against
the
meat
tion will probably be taken by the men 400 years ago.
are to be made.”
hospital, sick and in poverty.
whioh the land grants to Pacific rail- Maine papers. —Exchange,
product of the Unitetd States.
to have their wrings redressed.
Scio Weekly Press.
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