Scio Weekly Press.
Officers vs» Bandits.
Deputy United States Marshal Mo-
Sllinchy has had a fight with Black
Jack’s bandits, at Separ, N. M., kill
ing the notorious Bob Hays, and
wounding George Musgrove, alias
SCIO........................................ OREGON Davis, who escaped. None of the posse
was injured. Black Jack, Frank An
derson, Bill George and another- es
caped, and the posse is in pursuit.
The fight ooourred near the Southern
Pacific road. This is the most desper
ate gang that has ever infested Arizona.
SOME FACTS ABOUT SMUGGLING
Supervising Special Agent Crowley
Files His Annual Report.
■ IS MB Of PEACE
THE
PLATFORM
FELL.
Many Injured, Possibly Some Killed,
in an Accident at Macon, Ga.
SHOT
AT
BY
A
MANIAC.
A Sensational Episode at the Catholic
Girl’s Directory in Portland.
Memphis, Not. 23.—A speoial from
Portland, Or., Noy. 20.—A most
Macon, Ga., says:
sensational, attempt at murder occurred A Resume of Events in the
Thirty people, 3,000 bales of cotton last night in the dining-room of the
and hundreds' of tons of heavy timber ‘’Girl’s Directory,” a oharitable insti
Northwest.
all went down in one loud crash at tution, conducted by the Sisters of
7:30 tonight, at the Central Railway Mercy in the old Reid residence, corner
EDITOR CORONADO INTERVIEWED Company’s compress in this city. Four of Sixteenth and Couoh streets. The EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH
teen injured people, all employes of the would-be-murderer was a man of all
compress, have been removed from the work about the plaoe named Baylor
wreckage, but it is thought more are Childs, who, from the circumstances News Gathered in All the Towns of
Comprehensive Review of the Import
Weyler
’
s
Latest
Kdiot
—
Many
Non-
Guns for Uncle Sam’s Soldiers.
under the debris, and if so they aro surrounding the coourrenoe, is clearly
Our Neighboring State« — Improve
ant Happenings of the Past Week
comba
ants
Murdered
by
Bis
Sol
It is reported that partial orders have
dead, or will be before they can be ex
Miss Angela McGregor, a 16-
ment Noted in All Industries—Oregon.
Culled From the Telegraph Columns. been placed by the United States gov
diers — Morro Castle
Executions. tricated. Several employes are missing, insane.
year-old inmate of the place, was his
Blackleg, a fatal disease among cat
Mrs. Mary B. Stevens, of Yale, ernment with the Winchester Arms
New York, Nov. 28.—Manuel M. and it is feared they are under the intended victim, and only the unsteady
tle, is reported as being the cause of
while acting as chaplain of the Daugh Company, of New Haven, Conn., for
Coronado, editor of the Cuban patriots’ wreck.
aim
of
a
crazy
man
saved
her
life.
A
The platform was twenty feet high, few. minutes after the shooting took the death of stock in many localities .in
ters of Rebekah, at their annual session 100,000 guns of the Lee pattern. The
paper. La Disoussione, published in
in Springfield, Ill., and as she was just information is given by a commercial
Havana, who escaped from that city in 850 feet long, and 140 feet wide. Over plaoe, Childs presented himself at the Grant county.
Morrow, county’s warrants will here
beginning a prayer dropped to the floor agent who made a business oall upon
the last days of October, after General 500 feet gave way without warning, central police station, announced that
the company. He was told by the offi
and died of heart disease.
Weyler had ordered his arrest, reached the supports being rotten. It us be he had killed a girl on the corner of after bear upon their face a photolitho-.
cers that the government was contract
New York this 'morning. He brought lieved that two teams and their drivers Sixteenth and Couch streets and re graph of Hon. J. L. Morrow, “the fa
A late rider in the American soldiers ing for the rifles on account of a pos
with him- important news for the junta were caught beneath the platform, as quested that he be looked up. His re ther of the county.”
of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show, was sible war with Spain.
in this city, and early this afternoon it extended over the street, and the quest was complied with, and he is at
Lane county warrants have all been
most brutally murdered by a comradg
visited the headquarters. Of his escape teams are said to have been going un present in jail.
called in up to March 28, 1896. There
in Omaha, Neb. The motive was evi
Wires Were Crossed.
der the platform just before it fell. So
be said:
At 6 o’clock last night, as seven of are now about 1,450 warrants outstand
dently robbery, and the murderer has
O. C. Udell, a street car conductor,
“When I learned by private tips that great was the noise accompanying the the young girls, who are now staying ing. They sell readily at par.
fled from the city, after a most remark of Los Angeles, Cal., while telephoning
General Weyler bad ordered my arrest, collapse that it was heard a distance at the home, were sitting in the dining
able exhibition of coolness after his to the central station was knocked
The Beaver Hill Coal Company has
[ made immediate preparations for es of a mile, and many people in the room, eating supper, Childs, wild-eyed a force of men at work at Beaver Hill,
crime.
down and instantly killed by an elec-
neighborhood
were
badly
frightened.
and flourishing a pistol, oame rushing
oape. The order was not a surprise.
Edward W. Curry, ohairman of the trio shock. The telephone wires and
All of the injured were taken to into the room, and, before they realized Coos county, laying the mains for a
I had seoured a disguise in the costume
oomplete system of water works.
Demooratio state committee, died in trolley wires of the street railway had
of an ordinary sailor. When my house their homes and to hospitals, and given what had happened, he began blazing
Des Moines, la., of blood poisoning, become crossed.
It is estimated by those in a position
attention
by
surgeons.
Several
are
away
into
their
midst.
An
indescrib
was surrounded by troops. I hastily
the result of an initiation' into the
to be fairly acourate, that 40,000 head
badly
hurt.
The
wreck
of
the
platform
able panic followed.
The terrified of oattle from the Harney country have
shaved off my heavy mustache, and,
Struck by a Train.
Elks’ lodge a few weeks ago. He was
donning my disguise, whioh also in covers several acres, and presents an girls rushed frantically about the room, been shipped from Ontario this season.
Al Polliok, a young lawyer, and the
Beated in the electric chair and was
appalling
sight
in
the
moonlight.
The
and screaming and shrieking in their
cluded a heavy ifal“-13 black goatee, I
horrilby burned b fore those operating Misses Lulu and Lizzie Lind, daugh-
The placer mining season is rapidly
stepped
adjoining and hunt for dead bodies, supposed to be fright. The room was filled with
it realized what they were doing.
ters of the proprietor of the Lind hotel,
buried
benfeath
the
wreckage,
will-not
drawing
to a close. The output in
I
United
States
and
i
06
returned
during
made
iuy
street,
as
I
'smoke,
and
the
reports
of
Childs
’
pis
skweresinstastly^iaied-by-a-railwpy train
Eastern Oregon has exceeded all ex
thought; u»Jb?erved. I jumped into a begin until tomorrow, as derricks and tol made the soene more confusing.
her unmarried daughter, Fanny, aged wbile attempting to cross the track in the past year.
pectations,
and indications point to an
Childs, however, was not disturbed
The joint resolution of oongress, ap carriage. An alarm was given and the other appliances for raising cotton and
40, were found murdered in their home a buggy at Concord, Ky.
increased
output
next season.
timbers
cannot
be
procured
before
then.
by
the
confusion,
but
followed
the
Mc
proved March ■ 1, 1895, prohibiting the police pursued me in another. I worked
near Liberty, Mo. It was a cold-blood
The damage to the machinery was Gregor girl, remarking oooly: “You’ll
Farms for renting in Coos county
Murder at Salt Bake.
transportation through the United an old gamd I told my driver to keep
ed murder for the sole purpose of rob
.find out you can’t talk about me.” As are hard to get hold of this fall, and
The body of Edurado Delvecohio was States of merchandise destined for ahead, and,’watching for an oppor only slight.
bery. The robber or robbers first dis
the girl shrunk, expeoting instant many men who desire to rent have been
places
in
the
free
zone
of
Mexico,
Mr.
tunity,
jumpd
from
the
carriage
and
found
in
the
suburbs
of
Salt
Lake
with
patched the women, then ransacked the
THE EXPERIMENT VERIFIED.
death, into a oorner, he leveled his pis unable to get places. Usually there
Crowley
says,
now
obtains
of
shipping
walked
back
tai
the
pavement,
mingled
two
bullets
holes
in
the
side.
No
mo
house. Fifty dollars, all that was se
goods
to
the
zone
libre,
via
Mexican
with the crovd and made my escape to Optic Nerves of Blind Persons Sus tol at her and fired a last shot; but his are more farms than renters.
cured, was taken from the foot of a tive is known for the murder.
aim was wild, and the bullet buried
J. Bloodsworth, of the Flat, Union
seaports, and the only apparent result the country.
bed on which the women had slept.
ceptible to the Cathode Bay.
itself harmlessly in the wall over her county, lost two of his best fattening
accomplished
by
the
legislation-
re
“
A
feyv
diys
afterwards
—
I
prefer
Burns
Midnight
Oil.
A correspondent of the London Daily
New York, Nov. 23.—Thomas A. head. Several Sisters, who were at hogs recently by feeding them dry
President Cleveland is burning mid ferred to has been less business for not to give lates, I shipped aboard a Edison has verified the experiments re their prayers in the ohapel upstairs, barley. The barley beards collected
Mail at St. Petersburg says he is able
American
railway
companies.
It
is
sailing
vesselas
a
common
sailor.
The
to confirm the report that oonsternation night oil in the preparation of his an suggested that the removal of the re captain kn|w me, however.
We ported to have been made in San Fran when the shooting began, heard the under their tongues until the hogs were
existed while the czar was on his visit nual message to congress. The mes strictions imposed, at least to the ex reached NeWOrleans after an unevent
cisco by means of the cathode ray, in oommotion and rushed down stairs, ar choked to death.
sage
is
being
written
in
sections
and
in Egland over the discovery of a plot
which a blind boy has been enabled to riving on the scene as the maniao was
A number of quail and Denny
tent
of
allowing
the
transportation
of
ful
trip,
andT
oame
to
New
York
by
against his life. The Belgian police will be put together in consecutive goods consinged to places in Mexico rail, arrivingthis morning.”
distinguish light. Edison experiment firing the last shot, and, with remark pheasants have been turned loose on
seized a parcel of bombs, which were en form just before it goes to congress. I from the seaboard to the Mexican fron
In reply to» question as to the gen ed last night on two' subjects, both able oourage, they surrounded him and the John Day river and Canyon creek,
route for Paris, just before the czar was All of Mr. Cleveland’s messages have tier, under the usual transportation eral feeling of the people living in blind, from Newark. Many tubes were endeavored to wrest the pistol from his in Grant county. As the law strictly
been
distinguished
by
neatness
and
leaving England. Oq the same night
entries, would involve no danger of Cuba, he sail, through an interpreter: tried, each with increased strength, grasp. One of them seized his arm, forbids their destruction in the coun-
the Paris polioe arrested forty suspects. clean penmanship, and the forthcom loss to the revenue of our government. ”
’ties of Eastern Oregon, it is presumed
“Today wb might say that Spain and finally the subjeots were enabled to and shouted into his ear:
In the absenoe of absolute proof the ing will be no exception. He is writ
“Childs, for God’s sake, what are these birds will be given a chance to
distinguish flashes. One of the men
Attention
is
called
to
the
shipments
holds
Cubapy
sheer
force
of
arms.
ing every word of it by hand.
matter was dropped.
multiply and stock the valley.
of Canadian goods in transit through The whole cmntry, Spapish and Cuban was able, after a time, to say when the you doing this shooting for?”
“Never you mind! You can’t fool
the United States to points in Canada, alike, desirtt peace at almost any sacri light was turned on and off. The most
The Philadelphia & Reading Rail
Peace In Armenia.
The Astorian says that the Foard &
successful results were attained with a me Any. I. know what I am about,” Stokes Company, of Astoria, reoeived
road Company was reorganized at
A Constantinople dispatoh says Mon and to the transportation of free and fice, and although it may seem strange, red
globe, and it is Edison’s intention he howled. “Let me go,” and with a from Dublin, Ireland, a letter from a
Philadelphia. The railroad was sold signore Mahai Ormanian’s election as dutiable merchandise in bond between the Spanishíelement are quite as pro
under foreclosure on September 23. the new Armenian patriarch is an ex ports in the United States through nounced in Ibis feeling as the Cubans, to continue experimenting in this line powerful wrenoh, he tore himself loose wealthy firm in that city ordering
Under the plan of reorganization there cellent sign of peace in the future. An Canada. New lines of travel have and wish place and independence for until much more satisfacory results are from the grasp of the women, flung 1,000 Oregon draft horses to be shipped
reached, which he confidently predicts open the door, and, with smoking pistol to Ireland as soon as the horses oan be
will be three companies—the Philadel imperial iarde will be issued, approv been opened, which require oonstant Cuba.
still in hand, rushed from the room, secured. * The letter specifies that the
will be soon.
“
It
is
thtaght
that
Cuba
again
un
care
and
surveillanoe.
The
report
phia & Reading Railway Company, ing the election, and the next day the
leaving the frightened Sisters and their horses must be without mark or blem
the Philahelphia & Reading Coal and patriaroh will enter upon his functions. shows that duriDg the last calendar der Spanishrule would be -unable to
DRINK-CRAZED MURDERER.
still more frightened charges huddled ish. Mustangs or branded horses will
Iron Company, and the Reading Com He has already decided that religious year, loaded cars to the number of 480,- pay the enoámus war debt already in
one oorner, limp with terror.
not be received.
pany. The latter is known as the Na councils shall take immediate steps to 678 were sent over Canadian roads curred or to istand the tremendous tax A San Francisco Carpenter Used a Gan in Childs
’ appearance at the polioe sta
tional Co.mpany, but an application has examine the rules, of organic law, from one point in the United States to that would ;iow invariably be imposed
A resident of Coos river, who is in
With Deadly Effect.
tion was hardly less sensational than
by Spain upm Cuba, and another up
another.
been filed in the court to have the title which will doubtless be modified.
the shooting scrape itself. Captain terested in the fishing industry, informs
San
Franoisoo,
Nov.
23
—
James
H»
rising
woull,
under
those
conditions,
changed.
the Coos Bay Mail that great numbers
CIV L SERVICE PRINCIPLES
Selling Their Children for Bread.
follow. Span would have to expend Childs was shot and killed by John Gritzmacher was sitting at his desk, of salmon are wantonly killed every
It has been definitely decided by Su
answering
reports,
when
the
fellow
Miller,
a
carpenter,
on
Clementina
great sums of money to keep Cuba in
Rev. R. P. Mackay, of Toronto, Can
fall in Daniels creek, and, in fact, in
perintendent Irwin that the holiday
i To Be Adopted in Clifcago Schools in submission. I The war debt now is esti street this afternoon, while attempting suddenly burst in through the door,
nearly all the creeks which empty into
session of the Oregon State Teaohers’ ada, foreign secretary of the Presby
and
pulled
his
still
smoking
pistol
the Near Future»
mated at $5(|),000,000, and is accumu to previ nt the latter from committing
the main river. The salmon go up
Association will be held at Salem this terian churoh, has reoeived a letter
Chicago, Nov. 23.—The oity board lating at tin rate of $12,000,000 a another murder. Crazed by jealousy from h|s pocket. Thinking he was these creeks to spawn, where they
year, beginning on Monday, December from one of the missionaries in India
about
to
shoot,
the
captain
sprang
from
and
drink,
Miller
called
at
the
resi
which tells of a terrible tale of distress of education has decided by a practic month. .
prove an easy prey to boys, who kill
28, and continuing for one week.
“If Cuba giins her independence in dence of Miss Nellie Ryan, with the in his seat to seize him, but Childs laid them with clubs or throw them on the
and suffering because of the failure of al ly unanimous vote to embody in its
down
his
pistol
and
said
quietly:
tention
of
killing
her.
His
first
shot,
John S. Frye, a returned Alaska the wheat orop in that country. Peo nqw rules the principles of the exist this-struggle,jand I hope and maintain
“I just shot a girl out at Sixteenth banks with pitchforks, just out of pure
miner, met an old sohoolmate from ple are on the point of starvation; ing civil service law. The employes that she willjshe will start afresh with fired at her as she opened the door to
and
C. She hypnotized me. You “cussedness,” as the fish are unfit for
Germany in Tacoma. They roomed parents are selling their children fpr of the board, excepting superintendents, wonderful possibilities for her. Spain admit him, missed her. She rushed
food. Everybody on the bay is more
together one night, and in the morning bread, while some are leaving them to teachers, the business manager, chief will soon be /diced, by lack of funds, into the street and called upon Childs, better look me up.”
less interested in the fishing indus-
Jailer Watson accordingly relieved ■ or
who was passing the house, for protec-
Frye missed $660 in gold, his sole pos- perish from want.
engineer, architect, auditor, attorney to withdrawlhet troops. The opinion WMIMIWU111
t ty, w hi c h1 ann trerHy-puts-a Targe sum
11 iLUL ill 1J
liiu iuhuw uf him wumiun, uiiu nu wvu1
........ -JH...___________
I xjcej«.ucriauci~ anootmg again, but, exasperated by bis locked in a cell by himself, while Offi- of money in oiroulation, and steps
as possible to the lines followed by the owners, Spanish as well as Cuban. interference. Miller turned upon him . cer Sandstrom was sent out to Sixteenth should be taken to see that the law is
an old German named Breckman in deolared innocent of murdering her city civil service commission,
The Spaniards express this opinion in and shot Childs through the head, kill and Couch streets to investigate the enforced, and that the salmon are pro
Cherryville, Kan., for his brutal treat husband, must stand trial for insanity. » The action of last night does not give private only, as public expression would ing him- Before he oould renew his oase.
tected during the close season.
ment of his daughter. She was beaten Her counsel claims the proceedings are the school employes into the hands of insure their execution as rebels.
attack
upon
the
girl
the
murderer
was
HIS SEATTLE RECORD.
W ashing; ton.
into insensibility and died from her in irregular, but Judge Wallace refused the existing commission in the city
“Weyler does as he pleases. His arrested.
juries. The sheriff prevented the mob to release her, ansd the case was con hall. It makes a civil service commis latest edict is that all persons, men,
The city marshal of Walla Walla
from securing Breckman and he was tinued two days, when the jury will sion out of the board’s own committee women and children, who are found
THE PRESIDENT’S PLEA.
A San Quentin Convict Served There as has been authorized to collect poll-tax
pass upon her mental condition.
Church Usher.
hurried to jail.
on rules, or a body subordinate to that outside of the Spanish lines, shall be
from Chinamen, and 10 per cent was
committee. The action took the form considered rebels ■ and’ shot as suoh. Asks Governor Budd to Commute
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 20. — John allowed him for an interpreter.
A three-story structure at the corner
Bi Hung Chang Disgusted.
Worden’s Sentence.
Hardcastle Hall, who swindled John
Fewer than 100,000 bushels of wheat
of Front and Davis streets, Portland,
A Singapore dispatch says it is of a resolution which was adopted after This edict was published only in the
Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 23.—Gov W. Blanohard, of Chicago, out of sev remain in the warehouses in Garfield,
owned by the Ainsworth estate, was rumored that Li Hung Chang will re a lively . discussion, and in which the official gazette in Havana, which cir
partly destroyed by fire. The building turn to private, life, being disgusted committee on rules was directed to em culates among officers and officials only. ernor Budd this afternoon received from eral thousand dollars on a lumber-mill and what there is, is the property of
was oocupied by the Oregon Craoker with the treatment he received on his body the necessary provisions in its There was no way in which those out President Cleveland a personal plea for deal, and who is now at Mankato, large wheatraisers, who oan afford to
side of these circles could learfi of the the commutation of Salter D. Worden, Minn., regarded as either a rouge or hold.
Company, whose plant was ruined, return from his journey around the forthcoming report.
It was generally understood that the ediot. There is no railroad to Pinar sentenced to hang for trainwrecking in imbecile, has a long record. He came
entailing a loss of about $20,000. The world. This dispatch also states that
Bruce Belknap shot a catamount on
damage to the building will amount to the new Japanese-Chinese treaty gives question of civil service would come up del Rio from Havana, and it is in this Yolo county. The president states as to Seattle about five years ago, and be Long Prairie last week. The brute
at last night’s session of the board, and province that the ediot has cost many ground for his interest in the case that, came a member of the fashionable St. had beoome quite bold and had de
$10,000.
no concessions to foreigners.
there was an unusual number of vis lives. People taken under this edict while a resident of New York state, Mark's Episcopal church, and manager stroyed considerable poultry in that
The Cariboo Gold Mining Company,
itors. Only two members were absent. are marched outside of the gates of the before his. elevation to the presidenoy, ,of the Skookum box factory. In No vioinity.
Another Bank Fails,
of Spokane, has deolared a dividend
The First National bank of Sioux The triumph of the new rule was ac city and shot doyvn by soldiers. The he had formed a great friendship for vember, 1983, or 1894, some California
The much-discussed deal of the
of 2 cents a share. This makes a total
City,
has closed its doors. The complished after a sharp and spicy reports of prisoners captured by Weyler Salter D. Worden’s mother, a music people visited the ohuroh. When they Northern Pacific Railway Company
of $125,000 paid in dividends since failure la.,
fight among the members.
are only the capture of these poor teacher. The governor has also re returned home they wrote to the rector for a location for a depot of its own in
is
due
to
heavy
withdrawals
February, 1895. This is the mine
devils.
ceived a personal appeal from C. P. that they had been ushered into seats Seattle has been consummated, and the
whose manager was held up by a high The bank is one of the oldest institu
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
“The former practice of the Spanish Himtington, president of the Southern in the church by one of the greatest deeds to the property filed.
tions
in
the
city,
and
was
considered
wayman and robbed of $11,000 in gold
authorities of shooting prisoners in Pacific, for commutation of the death confidence men in the country. Hall
bullion not long ago. The robber was one of the soundest. The amount of Two of Them Caught in a Seattle Man’s Morro castle and throwing the bodies sentence.
Since the recent fall of snow upon
confessed that he was from San Quen
I
liabilities
has
not
yet
been
mad
Residence.
afterwards killed by the foreman of known.
tin and fled. He said that he had the Huckleberry and Calispel ranges,
into the water for sharks, has been
Knights Declares for Free Silver.
the mine.
many deer have been seen along the
Seattle, Nov. 23.—Two young men, stopped, beoause not long ago several
been imprisoned unjustly.
Insurgents Defeated.
Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 23.-—The
foothills overlooking the Colville val*
each under 20 years of age, are in the bodies drifted into the bay of Havana.
The board of fire eommissioners in
Says He Is an American.
general
assembly
of
the
Knights
of
La
ley. The snow storm has also caused
An
official
dispatch
from
Manilla
city
jail.
They
gave
thier
names
as
The
authorities
explained
to
inquiring
Spokane has decided to request the
Cincinnati, Nov. 20.—Lucas Reiner, other animals to approach the settle
resignation of Chief Winebrener, of sent to Madrid says the insurgents Charles* Phillips and Chris Scott. oitizens that the men had probably bor declared today for free silyer by
the fire department. Mayor Belt, af have been defeated in an engagmeent Scott is suffering from a bullet wound drowned. Bullet holes in the head, adding to the seventeenth plank the de of Covington, Ky., is about to become ments.
The farmers of the Colville valley
ter a long contest, has secured control with the Spanish troops fought near in the left arm, inflicted last night by however, dispoved this. The people claration submitted by the committee an object of international attention.
of the commissioners, and extensive Santa Cruz. The enemy lost 50Q men H. R. Bayliss, whose residence they would welcome anything to hasten the on law. As originally framed, this He was born in Germany, but oame to are shipping large quantities of hay,
plank
held
that
interest
bearing
bonds,
the United States at the age of 14, and potatoes, cabbage and eggs to British
removals are probable in the various killed, the government loss being slight. were burglarizing. For the last two end, not only on account of the loss of
weeks, -the city has been overrun with property and life, but on account of bills of credit or notes should not be has for several years been a naturalized Columbia. Shipments from farm pro
departments. It is thought that Clair
The Shortage in Cereals.
issued by the government, but that citizen. Recently, on his way to South ducts from that valley this year will
Hunt, of the water department, will be
According to the official report the burglars, and the police could not cap the massacres. ”
when need arises, the emergency should Afrioa, he stopped at Sohramberg, show up as largely as from any other
ture
any
of
them,
although
from
twelve
the next one to go.
Indian
Hunters
Unrestrained»
yield of principal cereals in fifty gov
be met by legal tender not interest Germany, and on November 8 wrote on section on the Northern railway.
to
fifteen
residences
were
looted.
The
Denver, Nov. 23.—A special to the bearing money. The added clause de to his oousin in Covington, saying the
Burglars broke into the house of John ernments of European Russia and the young men made a confession to the
A large number of sheep were killed
Mirka, an old miser, of Cleveland, O. Caucasus in 1896 is 16,250,000 quart chief of police this morning, with the News from Lander, Wyo., says: Par clares for free and unlimited coinage German authorities were trying to at the Mission-street crossing of the
ers
below
the
average
of
the
last
thir
ties
arriving
here
from
Hobaok
canyon
He was known to have his money hid
result that the offioers are now in pos report that a large party of Bannock of gold and silver at the ratio of 16 to foroe him into the army. He begs his Great Northern in Spokane the other
den somewhere about the premises and teen years.
1, regardless of the action of any other friends here to lay the matter before evening, and were the next day taken
session of about $1,500 worth of stolen Indians
from Fort Hall reservation are nation.
the robbers tried to force him to tell
the secretary of state, and says he will out beyond Hillyard and buried with
A Colliery Horror.
property that the young burglars slaughtering
elk, antleope and deer in
them his secret hiding place. He re
appeal to the United State* oonsul at all due oeremony. The railway com
A firedamp explosion occurred in a had hidden in room 20 of the Pacific that vicinity, and that this has been
McAuliffe and Carroll Fight
fused and they tortured him. He was | colliery near Berlin, Germany. Twen- lodging-house, on Washington aind
Stuttgart.
pany furnished a car and locomotive
San Franoisoo, Nov. 28.—Jack Mo-
going on for some weeks without mo
bound hand and foot and a lighted Lty-five bodies have been recovered. South Second streets.
for the occasion.
“
irliffe,
tneHgEiweigh
t
champion,
To
Vote
Off
tlie
Tie
in
Cowlits»
lestation
on
f6p^S^^i-the
authorities
lamp placed at his feet until the flesh I Forty or fifty men are known to be still
Tiled Bing's Plan.
of Uintah oousity í White men of that and Jimmy Carroll, his old-time rival,
Hill creek, a tributary of Coal creek,
Kalama, Wash., Nov. 20.—A tele
wasTTtefaHy cooEed. The old man entombed.
Athens, Nov. 23. — The socialist vicinity say thatfthere is no money in fought ten rounds in this city tonight. gram was reoeived today by the county I in Cowlitz county, was flooded the
writhed in his agony, 'but protested
who killed the rich merchant, Frango the county treasury to prosecute these The mill was an exceedingly tame one, auditor from Governor McGraw, say-1 other day and several hundred thousand
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
that he had no money. The fiends then
The boiler of Reno Bros. ’ sawmill, Paulo, in the open street of Patras last Indians, consequently they are allowed and thought by some to have been fixed. ing that an order had been mailed cal feet of logs were splashed into the main
applied the flame to his hands, then to
his body, until he finally sank into un twenty miles northeast of Sedalia, Mo , Sunday has committed suicide by ex to do as they please. An effort will be McAuliffe was given the decision.
ling another eleotion to elect a repre stream. It is a great sight to witness
consciousness, in which condition he exploded, demolishing the mill, kill ploding a dynamite cartridge in his made in the next legislature to pass
sentative, owing to the vote in the late the flooding of logs out of a mountain
suoh
laws
as
wiji
provide
to
proteot
mouth.
It
is
not
known
how
he
ob
Shoes were not made “rights and eleotion being a tie between Sims and stream, and the neighbors always turn
was found in the morning. The bur ing John Reno and severely scalding
game.
tained the explosive.
lefts” till the year 1472.
Edward Reno,
out to see it.
Hargrave.
glars got nothing.
Bear Caused a Stamp de.
It is understood the next step in the
Vose
’
s
Turkey
Present«.
Judge John N. Scott, brother-in-law
London, Nev. 28.—A Daily News
Wounded in a Duel»
St. Louis, Nov. 28.—Colonel Fred
Venezuela affair will bethat Venezuela
A Paris dispatoh says that during a
Westerly, R. I., Nov. 20.—Horaoe of ex-President Harrison, is spoken of
dispatoh
from
Paris
contains
an
inter
erick
Grant,
of
New
York,
son
of
Gen
Paris,
Nov.
28.
—
A
duel
has
been
will empower her plenipotentiary to bull and bear fight at Figueras, in
view with Mr. Jewett, United States fought between M. Pierre Legrand, a Vose, a veteran turkey-dealer, who has I already as collector of the port of Port
settle and sign with the British pleni Spain, near the frontier of France the eral Grant, who is here attending the oonsul
at Sivas, Turkey, who is on his member of the chamber of deputies, furnished the White House with Townsend.
convention
of
the
Society
of
the
Army
potentiary a treaty referring the bound bear broke his chain and scrambled
way to New York. Mr. Jewett seemed and M. Henri Turot, editor of the Petit Thanksgiving birds for several years,
of
the
Tennessee,
called
on
Mrs.
Jeffer
The sloop Surf Duck, trading be
ary dispute to arbitration. It is sug among the audience. Many persons
to think, says the dispatoh, that M. République française. The latter was has three magnificent ones at his yards tween Aberdeen and Queets, was found
gested that the treaty be signed in were" injured in the stampede before son Davis and Miss Winnie Davis, at Hanotaux, the Frenoh minister for wounded
here,
which
will
be
sent
to
three
dis
in the arm.
their hotel, accompanied by General
outside the bar early last week upset.
Washington.
the tear was killed.
tinguished people. One will go to the The tug which discovered her and tow-
George V. Henry, of Jefferson bar foreign affairs, was too confident of the
Jack Walker’s saloon, in Baker City,
White House, the second to the Presi i ed her in found no trace of her owner,
Will Abandon Its < olony.
By a clever ruse a man disguised as racks. He held an informal interview sultan’s sincerity in his promises to ao-
Or., was visited by four masked men,
London, Nov. 28—The Rome corre dent-elect McKinley and the third will | Captain Hank, and he was undoubtedly
oord reforms. Mr. Jewett attaches a
with
the
ladies
whioh
lasted
about
fif
a
postman
easily
secured
a
bag
of
regis
who robbed the till of its oontents,
great deal of importance to the young spondent of the Times expresses the be sent to W. J. Bryan.
drowned. The sloop must have been
$10. The robbers cornered the men in tered letters of the value of 42,000 teen minutes. The widow of the Con Turkish agitation in Turkey. He will opinion that Italy will abandon Ery-
The way of the transgressor, as a caught in a squall and thrown on her
federate
president
expressed
herself
as
francs
from
a
mail
cart
in
the
Rue
du
the saloon with shotguns and pistols,
thea, its Abyssinian colony. •
beam ends.
general rule, is to plead not guilty.,
greatly pleased to meet Colonel Grant, return to Armenia in February.
Allemagne, Paris, and decamped.
and made^good their esoape.
Mrs. Wylie’s Suicide.
Russia to Invade Asia Minor.
The work of improving Olympia har
JRuturned to H is Ship.
The Omaha Exposition.
A Madrid dispatoh says the govern
French Torpedo-Boats Collided.
Los Angeles, Nov. 23.—Mrs. Fannie
bor as far as th’e $32,000 government
London,
Nov.
28.
—
The
Daily
Mail
’
s
MoMinnville,
Or.,
Nov.
20.
—
Cor
ment loan of 250,000,000 pesetas has
Governor Lord, of Oregon, is in re
Brest, Nov. 23 —The torpedo boats Wylie committed suioide this morning Berlin correspondent reports that
appropriation will permit, will soon be
been greatly over-subscribed, and re ceipt of a request from John A. Wake known by the numbers, 88 and 61, of by taking morphine. Mrs. Wylie was Russia is mobilizing the Caucasus army poral Ramsey, of the battle-ship Ore begun. The dredge Oakalnd has ar
gon,
who
has
been
visiting
relatives
ports from numerous towns in the prov field, secretary of the Trans-Mississippi the French navy, came into collision the mistress of Thomas Starr Wylie, with the intention of invading Asia
rived, and the crew is making ready to
inces have still to come in. The Bank International Exposition, urging ■ the during the maneuvers off Cape de la whose sfiicide a "few weeks ago, be Minor on the’ pretext that brigandage here during his leave of absence, re begin operations.
A slice will be
of Spain has been obliged to engage appointment of a vice-president for the Chevre. The former boat sank and oause of the liaison between the two, is makes the occupation of the country a ceived a telegram yesterday to report taken off of the west side of the chan
for
duty
at
once,
as
the
vessel
is
under
twenty special oounters in Madrid, ow state of Oregon. The exposition is to its crew is missing. Number. 61 was still fresh in the publio mind. She at necessity. _______________
sailing orders. He left today for San nel already dredged, and the basin al
ing to the crush of subscribers, num be held at Omaha, beginning in June also badly damaged, and was towed that time made an unsuccessful attempt
Franoisoo.
Corporal Ramsey thinks lowing steamboats to turn around at
Washington, Nov. 28.—The presi
bers of whom were only able to subscribe and ending in November, 1898. The here. Number 88 was one of a series to end her existen.ee, and threatened
it
likely
that
the action of the navy de low tide will be considerably enlarged.
for a single bond. Captialists in Ha governor is anxious to learn of respon of three boats, and her complement of to make a better job the next time. dent issued a proclamation today, re
The contract also provides for the fill
vana offered to subscribe, 5> 000,000 sible citizens who will accept such ap men was sixteen. Her length was 114 The woman left behind a note saying adjusting the boundaries of the naval partment regarding Cuba and Spain is ing in of the east waterway of the Des
the
oause
of
the
order.
reservation
in
Alaska,
which
was
pesetas.
pointment.
I Chutes above Fourth street in order to
feet, and she had a speed of twenty she loved Wylie in -life, and had gone
found to encroach on land belonging to
It takes 72,000 tons of paper to make prevent the filling with silt of the
Denmark allows every subject, male knots. Number 61 is slightly smaller, to join him in death. She also request the Geeek church, in contravention of
The Coliseum at Rome seated 87,000-
the postal cards used in the United i channel by the action of the waterr in
also has a complement of sixteen ed that her remains be placed near
spectators and 60,000 more might easily or female, who is sixty years of age, a but
Russia’s concession in Alaska.
the river,
States eaoh year.
men.
those
of
Wylie.
I
small
pension.
faave found standing room.
iFraiofîiiæ
Washington, Nov. 28.—J. J. Crow
ley, supervising special agent of the
treasury, in his annual report, devotes
considerable attention to smuggling.
Opium smuggling,'the report says, has
decreased largely during the last year,
as the result principally of the reduc
tion of the rate of duty from $12 to $6
per pound; 188,850 pounds of smoking
opium- was imported at San Franoisoo
during the year 1895, upon whioh
$918,404 was paid in duty. Last year
the amount was 98,126 pounds, upon
which duty aggregating $588,756 was
paid.
The report shows there has been a
noticeable inorease in the smuggling
of diamonds since the duty on precious
stones was increased by the tariff act
of 1894. A return to the rate of duty
provided in the act of 1890, Mr. Crow
ley says, would be in favor of the rev
enue and of the legitimate trade,
During the past year 5,566 Chinese
persons applied for admission to this
country. Of ¡these, 1,521 were in
transit to other countries; 415 were re
jected and 8,510 were admitted. The
number of Chinese arrested for viola
tion of the exclusion law was 198, and
the number deported 120. Under the
treaty betweeen the United States and
China, providing for the departure
from and return to this country of Chi
nese laborers, 986 laborers left the
Both Spaniards and Natives
Tired of the War.