Scio Weekly Press.
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THE BS Of B WEEK
Comprehensive Review of the Import
ant Happenings of the Past Week
Culled From tbe Telegraph Columns.
M. Phillipe Eugene Cuissart, radical
'deputy for the first division of Laen,
France, is dead.
A Rouen dispatch says the French
steamer Marie Fanny is a total loss,
off the island of Alderney. The cap
tain was saved. Fourteen members of»
the crew were drowned.
Ernest Chase, of Detroit, Mich., cut
the throat of his wife, and with the
same weapon out his own throat from ,
ear to ear and fell dead beside her.
The tragedy was the climax of a life
of unhappiness.
Alexander Salvini, son of Tomaso
Salvini, the great Italian actor,, died
in Florence, Italy. He died of intes
tinal tuberculosis. The Italian news
papers publish eulogistic obituaries of
the deceased actor.
CONGRESS
IN
SESSION.
SEALS
Senate.
Owing to thj
KINS
ARRESTED
CHEAPER.
FOR
CONTEMPT.
Warrants Served on a Board of County
Falling Off in the De«
Commissioners
I < mand.
Sixth day—Senator Morgan, of Ala
Leadville, Colo., Dec. 18,—While
bama, held the attention of the Senate
3.
21.
—
The
sleek
San Franci
and well-filled galleries for an hour to Severe Earthquake 'Shocks and costly s
seems to be some? Supreme Court Decides in the board of; commissioners of this A Resume of Events in the
(Lake) county were in special session
day by his earnest advocacy of a strong
n.
The tale of a
what out of
tonight they were arrested by the sher
Favor
of
Government.
- Northwest.
and deoisive policy in dealing with the
the
product
of
Behr-
Felt in England.
falling dema
iff on a mandate from the state supreme
Cuban question. The prominence of
acific has just been
ing sea.and-|
court, commanding that they be
Morgan in the Cuban debate of last ses
y sale at Lampson’s,
told by the.
sion, when he had charge of the Cuban THE MOST*VIOLENT IN HISTORY London,
ams have been re RAILROAD FORFEITED ITS CLAIM brought before that court to purge EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH
themselves of contempt.. Judgment
resolutions reported from the commit
city, stating that the
ceived in t
for several thousand dollars against the
tee ,on foreign relations, gave especial
laskan
fur
was
16
per
prioe for th«
interest to his speech today. He spoke Winsdor Castle Rocked^-Panic in Sev cent less th a:
at of last year; that of Good News for Several Hundred Set- county was recently obtained and News Gathered in All the Towns oi
affirmed by the supreme court, which
in dispassionate style, although his
(Russia) furs 1 % per
tiers in Washington County—Dis-
Our Neighboring State*.— Improve
eral Palaces—A Large Area Af Copper islafi
thereupon ordered the commissioners
words had a directness and severity in
Lof
Coast
furs,
including
puted
Rand
Contains
200,000
Acres.
ment Noted in All Industries—Oregon«
fected—Death Reported From Fright. cent, and ths
tojevy
a
tax
of
.4
mills
to
satisfy
it.
picturing the horrors existing in Cuba
California an Japan, 20 per cent lower
Washington, Dec. 16.—Chief Justice As there was nearly enough money iq
The electric plant at Milton has been
such as is seldom heard in the senate.
London, Dec. 21.—An earthquake, than in 1895J
Fuller announced today tbe opinion of the county treasury to pay the judg olosed down temporal ily.
Mr. Morgan spoke freely of thè possi the most violent ever, experienced in
This news ornes as a surpirse to lo- the supreme oourt in the case of the ment, the commissioners levied%but 1
bilities of war, welcoming it if neces this country, has shaken every shire cal tradesme , for the catch of this
There are now about 70,000 bushels
sary to guarantee tbe protection of from Durham to Surrey, and from Lon year was mu à lower than that of 1895. United States vs. the Oregon & Cali mill, and, not liking the attorney foil of wheat in storage in Albany held by
fornia
and
Oregon
Central
railway
the
claimant,
did
not
notify
him
of
thti
American citizens. He asserted that don to the Welsh coast. The subter The entire c eh of the . Canadian seal-
farmers.
Spain’s bankruptcy would prevent the ranebus disturbance was first noticed ers in Japan se waters and Behring companies, involving titles to valuable fact. When he saw by the official re,
The Baker City Democrat says that
collection of any indemnity for wrongs. about 5:30 this morning, and lasted sea amounte
to 55,677 seals. In lands near Portland, Or., reversing port that the full 4 mills had not been the county jail is the only vacant '
The senator questioned the wisdom of from four to five seconds. At many 1895; the ca h of the Canadians the decision of the circuit court of ap levied, he advised the supreme court of building in that city at present.
the president’s position, that granting points two distinct shooks Were experi amounted to 4,124, and 1894 to 97,- peals for the ninth circuit. Chief Jus the- matter, which caused the action
The students of the state university
of belligerent rights would be “un enced. The most severe shocks were 474 skins. -T catoh of the American tice' Fuller did not give the court’s rea taken tonight. It is said by the countyl who are musicians have deoided to or
attorney that the board will be able)
timely.”’
felt at Cheltenham, Ledbury and Dean pelagic seelej entered at this port sons for the conclusions reaohed.
The court announced a recess for the to purge itself of the contempt with ganize a band. Thirteen have already
Seventh day—The session of the sen forest.
amounted t< only 5,040 seals, as holidays from Monday until the first out going to Denver in charge of the joined.
in
1895.
To
the
former
The earthshaking was accompanied against 15,00
ate developed the most eventful and
J. N. Holcomb, of Eagle valley,
sheriff.
exciting debate that either branch of by a loud rushing sound. Buildings number, 30,6 skins are added as tbe Monday in January.
picked and marketed 100,000 pounds of
congress has heard in a long time. It were violently shaken, furniture shift catch of th North American Com-
FOR THE CUBAN ARMY.
(This is a final decision in what is
apples last season. He has also set out
brought forward the recognized leaders ed, doors thrown open, piotures and meroial Coni ny on the seal islands. generally known as the quadrant oase,
1,000 more fruit trees.
other
ornaments
upset.
The
inhabit
of the various parties and elements, in
Enlisting on
whioh
involves
the
title
to
Some
200,-
It is reported in Baker City that
cluding such oonspiouous figures as ants were panio stricken and fled from
TOWN BURNED.
000 acres of land in Washington coun
William White, jr., of Pittsburg, Pa.,
Sherman, Frye, Teller, Gorman, Vest, their houses.
ty, and
ecial to the has secured an option on the Ibex
The earthquake also visited Bir-
Aldrich, Platt, Mitohell of Oregon,
Christm
?ort Angeles mine, in the Sumpter district, for $60,-
Chandler, Hale and Allei),, in notable : mingham and various, points
—-- ■ - . .. -
a uj - Violent in
11 ut niffig qiiesbiu'ns I uuiiu,
n junta has a representative
which have engaged thè attention of and the country surrounding that oity. T 1 Sonora, Ual.,TDec. 21.—The- little who, for several years past, have been
Raising honey in the John Day val
The shocks were followed by a town of Jamestown, located right in on the anxious seat in regard to their in this city, who has 'succeeded xn ley seems to be a very lucrative busi
the country of late. Not only was the
The greatest the heart of the mother lode’s riohest titles. /.
reoruiting 250 young men for the Cu ness. Nearly every rancher has beet
line laid down on tariff and finance, tremor of the earth.
The land in question, as has been ex ban army. They are prepared to leave and can readily* dispose of the surplus
but the debate partook of all the pent- alarm prevailed everywhere. Chim section, was visited by a costly fire this
up feeling resultant from the national neys were overthrown, windows, etc., morning. The fixe originated in a plained many times, consists of a for the East on receiving transporta product at good figures.
contest. It.was dramatic in its inten smashed. At some points on the coun bakery, and the wlole business section quadrant-shaped tract having a radius tion, which has been promised by the
The late grand jury in Baker county
sity, and at all times absorbingly in try road persons were thrown down; a was at the flames* aeroy, and the disor of ten miles, situated adjacent to the iunta. It is authoritatively stated that failed to find a single indictment at th«
point
above
the
railroad
which
was
they will be joined several other com present term of court. It'Will be the
teresting to the crowded galleries and number of people were thrown out of ganized buoket brigade fought furious
body of senators. The debate came un their beds. .Hereford cathedral was in ly but feebly against odds. When it started to tun from Portland to As panies forming on the Sound. The cheapest term of court for the taxpayers,
expectedly when Vest called up the jured. The dull rumbling beneath the was seen that the volunteers were un- toria, stopped, and turned at a right plan is for them to go to Si. Louis, no' doubt, that has been held in th«
Allen resolution for consideration of earth’s surface was followed by two albe to successfully cope with the fire, angle, and ran south to McMinnville. where they will .be supplied with arms county for years.
the Dingley bill, in order to make re loud crashes and a terrible lifting and ■telegrams were sent for assistance to The government claimed that there and six months’ provisions.
Theii
The Grande Ronde Lumber Company
marks on it. But it remained for Sher rocking.
near-by towns, and Many persons re were two roads to which grants were destination from that point is kepi now has a total of 5,000,000 feet oi
The panic of Hereford was so great sponded. Gilint powder was used to given, the Portland & Astoria road,' secret, but they are promised trans
man to formally announce that the
along the Grande Ronde rivei
Dingley bill was dead. He said he that one woman died from fright. check and confine the fire when the and the one running south from near portation to Cuba. In the event of the sawlogs
the next spring drive. This is,
could not always speak for his asso People rushed wildly into the streets. limited water supply and crude means Hillsboro to McMinnville, while the success of the insurgents, those who en for
about one-half the quantity that will b«
ciates, but, in view of what had been Many chimneys fell crashing into the I of getting it on the fire failed. Nine railroad company olaimed that the list are to receive a tract of land, the required
for next season’s run.
road,
and
whole
was
-one
continuous
thoroughfares.
All
the
pinnaoles
of
said on the floor, he felt that he could
amount of which is to depend upon its
buildings, all on the north side of the
E.
Willard
purchased last week 106
they
were
entitled
to
a
grant
ten
miles
safely announce now that the Dingley St. Nicholas’ church toppled over and street, were consumed with ’almost the
value, but to be not less than eighty
bill could not be pased, and that it was a part of the pinnacle of the cathedral entire contents, . The loss is $40,000, in width along the whole line. When aores. This land is to be supplied by head of cattle in Eagle valley, Union”
I fell.
useless to waste father time on it.
with barely $5, 000 insurance, A favor the grant on the line from Hillsboro to the confiscation of Spanish plantations. county, for Portland shipment. H«
At Liverpool the earthquake was able breeze saved the town from com Astoria lapsed, many settlers, consider Agricultural implements are also prom says there are a good many oattle in
Eighth day—The senate today passed
that vicinity notwithstanding the fad
ing this quadrant tract government ised for working the land.
the immigration bill, known as thè preceded by heavy thunder and a fear plete destruction.
that buyers have been picking up a
land, took ñp homesteads and pre-emp
Lodge bill, with a new section provid ful hail storm. In London the earth
good many head.
tion claims from the government.
To Petrify Human Bodies.
quake
was
only
slightly
felt.
A
HORRIBLE
ATROCITY.
ing that the exclusion shall not apply
Many who bought claims from; the rail
Chicago,
Dao.
*18
—
Charles
D.
and
One night last week when train No.
At
Bridgennorth,
near
Shrewsbury,
to persons arriving from Cuba during
road company quit paying them and
the continuance of the present disor before the disturbances, the streets Bucket of Lye Water Thrown in Face of entered their claims under the law as Frank Boydston, of thiB city, think 59 was crossing the hill near Blalock,
they have discovered a method of turn the trainmen were treated to a beauti
ders-there. The strength of the bill ¡suddenly seemed to be on fire; and there
a Woman and Child.
publio lands, and some have kept on ing human bodies to stone and preserv ful sight. A large and very bright
was greater than had been expected, Was a violent rise accompanied by a
Chillicothe, O., Dec. 21.—There is paying the railroad company" till this ing them forever. In the basement meteor was seen falling from th«
the final vote being 52 to 10. As shaking of the earth. People going
great
exoitement at Bethel, a small time. The government finally brought of their establishment there is the body heavens, and when apparently about a
abroad
in
that
vicinity
say
they
were
passed, the bill amends the immigra
three miles, south of Kingston, suit in the court here to quiet, the title of a young woman who died July 18 mile from the earth seemed to stand
tion laws so as to exolude from admis unable to walk owing to the vibrations. J . I town
this county, occasioned by a horrible to these lands, and the ease was de last. This body since it was treated suspended for a moment, and then
sion to the United States all persons There was great excitement among the I atrocity
which occurred this afternoon. cided in favor of the government by by them has turned to stone, or to a sub passed on in its northerly flight. The
oyer 16 years old who cannot read and people about Poole, who thought the Two married
women named Moon and Judge Bellinger some three years ago. stance'resembling it, and appears to meteor was visible for about five min
write the language of their native end of the world had come.
Shell
got
into
a quarrel over a trivial The company appealed the, case to the be imperishable. In an upper room of utes and had the appearance of an im
Houses
shook
for
nealry
a
minute
at
country or some other language, but an
matter,
which
resulted in the Shell circuit court of appeals, and it reversed .the establishment is another body of a mense ball of Are flying through space.
Bristol
and
Clifton,
causing
much
admissablè immigrant over the age of
Judge Bellinger. The government then
About three weeks ago, says the Blue ‘
16 may bring in with him, or send for alarm. Railroad employes at Crewe woman throwing a bucket of strong appealed to the supreme oourt of the woman who died August 22, which
lye water into the faoe of Mrs. Moon
appears also to have become petrified. Mountain Eagle, Mr. Rambo left Long
his wife or parent or grandparent or report that they felt the rails oscillate. and
United
States,
whioh
has
now
reversed
her
infant
daughter.
Both
have
The brothers have been experiment Creek, in Grant county, with his fam
minor children or grandchildren, not At Eversham the shock was followed their eyes burned out andtheir heads the court of appeals, and sustained
ing for years, but the discovery of a ily, for College Place, Wash. He took
withstanding their inability to read or by a brilliant light in the sky.
The disturbance was violent at War and faces were also horribly burned. Judge Bellinger. ,
process of petrificaiton was in some with him. a big tomcat. No soonei
write. The Cuban section added to
The settlers who have taken their respsots an accident.
baby died in a short time, and the
Eight !'br ten was the cat free in College Place when
the bill provides that the act shall not wick Castle. The Earl of Warwick The
is in t srrible agony, her death claims under the government will be months ago they began to treat bodies he disappeared. He was afterwards
apply to persons arriving in the United felt his bed lifted as though by some mother
rejoiced at this decision. Those who with a preparation which has petrify seen, by several freighters near Pendle
at any moment.
States from any port or place in the force beneath it, and the furniture in being looked fir
have been paying the railroad company ing properites with such encouraging ton, and arrived in Long Creek soon
made
her
escape,
but
is
Mrs.
Shell
the
room
shifted.
The
inhabitants
of
island of Cuba during the continuance
will probably endeavor to secure the results that they kept up their experi- after, having traveled 140 miles, ovei
being
pursued
by
several
hundred
men
the
Slough
were
awakened
by
a
shock
of the present disorders there; provided
boys, assii ted by dogs, and if cap- return of their money, and-- there will, mqntB. . .. _
—i^tuad-lJaat-be.-liad-ue v.ei;b ee n b e for e,
such persons have heretofore ¡been in so severe jthat they thought .the Mid- I and
turecl
a
iyuobi
l^"will
follow.
The
po
“
'Ee'Tnt'ferxninaole
litigàtioxi- over thè1'”
Bxcept when taken out in a wagon. .
habitants of that island, The house diesex powder factory had exploded. I lioe of this oitjrjiave been summoned to matter.
■
‘
Veterans to. Have Preference.
amendments to the bill concerning Near Stockport, and at Melton-Mow the scene.
This is the first case decided by
Washington, Deo. 18. — Senator
bray,
the
noise
which
accompanied
the
Washington.
lands of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail-
Judge Bellinger whioh has gone up to Mitchell of Oreogn, today introduced
Herrin aunt tlie Magician, Dead.
The town of Waterville now owns its
road Company were nonconcurred in earthquake shook resembled a discharge
the
supreme
court
of
the
United
States,
a
bill
to
amend
section
1754
of
the
re
pwn light and water plant.
Rochester, Z’N. Y., Dec. 21.—Her
and H'll, Platt and Clark named as of gun cotton under water. Many
strange experiences were „reported in mann, the magioian, died today, of and it will be a source of gratification vised statutes. That section as passed
senate conferees.
Four deer were killed on Hartstein
to him, as well as to Mr. J. M. Gearin, in 1865, provided that persons honor
connection with the earthquake.
heart disease in his private ear at
The earthquake shock seems to have Great Valley, near Salamanca, on his who acted as special counsel for the ably discahrged from the military or island, in Mason county, last week.
House.
There are about 15,000 bales of 1895
Sixth’ day—The. house today entered been felt in greater or less degree way to Bradford. His remains will be government in the case, to learn'that naval service by reason of disability
resulting form wounds or sickness in hops stored in Puyallup warehouses.
upon consideration of the Loud bill to throughout the length and breadth of forwarded to 'New York. Hermann his opinion has been sustained.)
Curred in the line of duty shall be
Tacoma salmon fishermen are now
amend the law relating to the transmis this island, throwing from his feet the completed his engagement at the Ly
STAMPS AT YOUR DOOR.
preferred for appointment to civil seining for herring that will be used as
sion of second-class mail matter. The laborer toiling in the highway and ceum theater-in this oity last night,
bill has been widely discussed in the penetrating in effeots to the abode of and later was;entertained at the Gene- Radical Improvement Made in the Fog- offices, provided they are found pos bait by the halibut fishermen.
sess business capacity necessary for a
public press, and met with the most in royalty itSelf. The shock was felt dis Bee Valley Club.
The next jury term of the superioi
tai System.
proper discharge of the duties.
tense opposition from certain quarters. tinctly at Windsor castle, and some of
court for1 Walla Walla will convene
Washington, Dec. 16.—Postmaster-
The amendment gives the preference January 10 next. An unusually full •
It denies the right of serial novels to the royal household were shaken in
(Professor Hermann, whose father
admission to the mai-ls. at the news their beds. Furniture, china and orna was a sleight-bf-hand performer, made General Wilson has issued an order ex to all honorably discharged persons docket is expected.
paper rate of one cent per pound; de ments were rattled in several rooms on his debut as ai magician when he was tending the house-to-house collection from the military or naval service
The rowboat in which the two young
nies to newspapers the sample-copy the north side of the castle. An officer, but 8 years ola. He has traveled all and delivery letter system so as to pro without regard to reason for such dis men left Seattle on a hunting excursion
vide
for
the
sale
of
postage
and
speo-
charge,
provided
they
have
served
90
privilege; prohibits the return of un describing the effeots as they seemed to over Europe . and America and has-
has been found. It is now the general
sold publications at the pound rates and him, says the castle literally rocked. amassed a great fortune. Of late years ial-delivery Stamps through orders to days or more in the war of the reblelion opinion that they were drowned.
makes some other changes in the pres The sensation was first supposed to be he has made IJIew York his home. He letter-carriers on slips contained in a or any Indian war. Mitchell support
North river loggers got over 1,500,-
ent law, designed to correct existing due to an explosion at Hounslow.'
spoke seven different languages fluent unique official stamp-selling envelope ed his bill with a brief speeoh on his 000 feet of logs below the falls during
to
be
furnished
by
the
Postal
Improve-
motion.
It
was
referred
to
the
commit
abuses.
ly, and had traveled around the world
the late flood, and there is about 1,000,-
ICE RINK BURNED.
three times. He was naturalized in ment Company. The order provides tee on civil servioe retrenchment.
Seventh day—Bailey of 'texas, creat
000 feet above the falls to come down.
for
one
of
the
most
radical
improve-
Boston
in
1876.)
ed a ripple of excitement in the house
Sternberg’s Bondsmen Withdrew.
ments
yet
made
in
the
postal
system.
Ten dozen bob-white quail have been
today by asking immediate considera- Costly Building in Pittsburg De-
Pardofied by Cleveland.
Tacoma, Dec. 18.—City Treasurer received by the Rod and Gun Club in
It will be tried in Washington at onc6,_
stroyed.
iton of the resolution to investigate the
Seattle, wiash., Deo. 21.— Today and, if found practicable, extended Sternberg today wrote a letter to his North Yakima. They will not be
construction of the battle ship Texas.
Pittsuburg, Dec. 21.—The beautiful Sheriff Van de Vanter, of this county,
bondsmen, asking them to withdraw
Dingley of Maine, thought the resolu and costly Casino building in Sohelley received notification from Washington, generally. It affords the conduct of as his sureties, because he was com turned loose until the winter is fully
tion ought to be considered by the com Park was destroyed by fire early this D. C., that Mrs. Margaret. Morrison, a one’s business with the postoffice at pelled to pay out $120,000 on hand, over and in the meantime they are re
home, at least so far as ordinary trans
ceiving every attention.
mittee on naval affairs before being morning. The flames originated from
woman of Port Townsend, had actions are concerned, and it is expect under a decree of court. This was fol
There are now said to be 116 appli
acted upon; he therefore objected. On the bursting of a large ammonia cylin young
by the withdrawal of all the cants for the office of fish commissioner
motion of Chairman Hull of the com der in the ice machine of the skating been granted.a conditional pardon by ed to largely increase stamp sales as lowed
Cleveland. She was sen soon as the system becomes general. bondsmen, whioh was accepted at the to one who will get it. It seems in
mittee on military affairs, the house rink. The loss is estimated at $500,- President
tenced to eight months’ imprisonment The house-to-house collection of mail council’s special session tonight. The credible that forty-six ministers of the
went into committee of the whole for 000.
and fined $50 and costs for smuggling by means of ingeniously contrived council reduced the treasurer’s bond to
consideration of the " army appro
The explosion oocurred at 2:15 A. M. opium from Victoria, She has now boxes has already been adopted and ex $10,000, and skirmished all night for gospel should be among the number,
says the Whatcom Reveille.
priation bill. Several amendments The fire department responded prompt been in jail five months, and her little
sureties, but could not find them. Un
looking to the abandonment of the ly, but considerable time was lost get daughter has.been permitted to share tended to twenty-five free delivery der this, the treasurer is liable for only
An order, signed by Secretary of War
army and navy hospital at Hot Springs, ting effective streams on the building the same cell. President Cleveland cities.
Lamont, and approved by President
the
face
of
the
bond,
and
can
pay
out
Schooners Collided in the Dark.
Ark., and the surrender and transfer on account of a deep hollow, which ex
the pa|don on condition that the
money without hindraneo from war Cleveland, has been received at the lo
of the reservaiton to the interior de tends alongside where the fire started. grants
cal land office in Seattle whereby
New
York,
Dso.
16.
—
The
Clyde
rant-holders.
fine and coats are paid. They now
partment were offered.
Marrowstone point is reserved for bat
Noxious vapors whioh filled the in amount to over $100, but the money steamer Saginaw, Captain Johnson,
tery purposes for high-power guns.
which arrived today from San Domingo
Will Have a New Chief.
Eighth day—The house today passed terior prevented the Semen from en will be subsoribed-iby sympathizers.
This permanently establishes the point
and Turks island, brought from the lat
the third of the regular appropriation tering the Casino and fighting the
Spokane, Deo. 18.—JJayor Belt and for military purposes.
Attempted to Blow Up a House.
ter port Captain Records, Mate Thomp Chief
bills (that.for the support of the army), flames from the inside.
of
Police
Hawthorne
had
some
hole structure was
Dec. 21.—An at son'and five of the crew of the schooner
Robert Hughoa and Eliaa Wila on
•inri fiitf’wfi naMMfijjiiiiaiitiiii
wdidi tonlgWiin iho^aWo office, were
out hunting near Blaine last
Amelia
P.
Schmidt,
of
Bridgeton,
N.
legislative, executive and judicial bill. burning and made a grand sight. The tempt w
which
came
near
leading
to
blows..
e at 3 o’clock this after-
The latter bill oarries $21,669,369, or Casino cost $300,000 and the equipment noon to bio up a house in Hunter J., which sailed from Wilmington, N. The mayor afterward demanded the week. Wilson mistook Hughes for a
,
November 1, for Jaomel, Hayti, resignation of the chief, and the chief deer and fired at him. The ball struck
$36,399 more than the law for the cur more than $100,000 more.
street, near
e heart of the city, oc- C.
rent year. Fair progress was made to
During the conflagration a bridge cupied by t o Japanese women. A lumber-laden. Captain Records report^ refused to resign. The board of com Hughes in the shoulder, making a pain
day. It is expected this bill and the across the hollow was crowded. When bomb contai ng two pounds of gun tfiat on the evening of November 30 he missioners are with the mayor, and ful flesh wound, and, after passing
military academy appropriation bill the fire appeared at the eastern end of powder and
stick of giant powder was run into by an unknown two-mast the ohief will probably be removed at through his shoulder, struck and dented
will be passed before the holiday re the balcony and oommunioated with was thrown t rough the window. The ed schooner and his ship became water onoe. The controversy grew out of an the barrel of his gun. It was a lucky
cess. The army bill, as passed, makes the bridge there was a general scatter fuse was tra peled out before the ex- logged. Captain Records and his orew order of the mayor for the ohief toolose escape, and should prove a lesson to
no provision for the army and navy ing. Many spectators were cut off plosion could ccur. It is supposed to stood by the vessel until the Sth, When the dance halls, which order was not anyone who does not know what he is
they were rescued by the brig Gabriel. obeyed by the chief.
shooting at when he pulls the trigger.
hospital at Hot Springs, Ark.
and compelled to pass into the park.
have been thrftwn by a highbinder.
*The tax levy on oity property in Seat
Strikers are Left.
Columbus, Ind., Dec. 16.—Elder Z.
Killed by a Deputy.
Secretary Olney has received cable
Placerville; Cal., Deo. 21.—The
tle for 1897 has been fixed at 11 mills
Hamburg,
Deo.
21.
—
The
police
have
T.
Sweeney,
in
his
sermon
at
the
taber
grams from the ÜDited States legation prohibited the strikers from patrolling stage' runnin
between Auburn and
Claremore, I. T., Dec. 18.—While for the old limits, or for the eight
at Petrópolis, Brazil, announcing that the port. The strikers now offering Georgetown v as stopped at 4 o’clock nacle Sunday, created ■ a sensation by drunk and creating a disturbance in a wards, and 8 mills for the new limits,
Brazil has accepted the rules for the to go to work are rejected, the employ this afternoon ■ between Penobscott and exhibiting a warlike spirit and declar saloon, Ed Reed, Who killed the Crit or ninth ward.
prevention of collisions at sea, framed ers having decided not to take any back Greenwood in this county, by one man, ing that if the Spaniards had murdered tenden brothers a year ago, was shot
at the maritime conference held at until the strike is ended.
President Penrose, ‘of Whitman col
and relieved -of the Wells-Fargo ex- Mace“o, the Cuban general, as report and killed by a deputy sheriff. He was
Washington. The chief maritime na
press box.
rhe highwayman is de- ed,-.the United States government a son of the notorious Bell Starr. He lege, has addressed a letter to the peo
For a Blaine Statue.
tions of the world have now given
scribed as be ng about 5 feet 8 inches should lose no time in acknowledging had been arrested earlier in the evening ple of Walla in reference to the Pear
assent to the international rules, and
Washington, Dec. 21.—A bill intro high, and wi
vfeighs about 160 pounds, Cuba’s independence and leaving noth for shooting in the saloon and placed sons endowment and calls attention to
they will go into effect July 1, next duced today by Representative Bull, He wore a bla|
afck hat and dark-oolored ing else undone to wipe every vestige of under bond, but after his release he re the necessity of immediate action on
year, a humane end that has been of Rhode Island, appropriates $50,000 pantaloons, fte waS masked with a Spanish rule from the American conti turned to the saloon and was flourish the part of those who are interested in
reaohed only after protracted negotia for the erection of a monumental statue barley sack a) .1*1 carried a muzzle-load- nent. The utterances was followed by ing his gun when he was killed with 1 seeing Whitman beoome one of tne fore
a great outburst of applause.
tions.'
to James G. Blaine in Washington.
ing shotgun. ;
most colleges in the country.
'two
. staite(La._ popular subscription'vto'fifetir
the~Cubans. Mr. Jackson says he has
been asked by prominent citizens of
Oregon to head the movement. Lo
cally, there has already been offered
hearty support.
The London News has a dispatch
from Berlin with reference to rumors
of reprisals against American petro
leum. It says that German consumers
are likely to suffer more by this move
than American exporters, Russia being
scarcely able to supply Germany.
Governor McGraw, of Washington,
has offered a reward of $250 for the ar
rest and conviction of the person or
persons " who placed dynamite or other
explosives under the building occupied
by L. A. PlaDt and brother, at Prairie,
in Skagit county. This is in Addition
to the reward of $250 offered by the
commissioners of that county.
The samll fire loss on the Pacific
coast which has marked this year over
its immediate predecessors continued
last month to compensate for the fall
ing off in premiums. For the entire
coast the amount was only $254,068,
made up of $11*7,107 on buildings and'
$136,661 on theircontents. The loss
for November in 1895 was $295,334,
and in 1894 $535,125.
Representative Ellis, of Oregon, has
introduced a bill extending until Janu-
• ary 1, 1899, the time in which settlers
upon forfeited railroad lands can make
payments. The hard times have made
it difficult for settlers to make their
payments, and Mr. Ellis has been
asked to secure an extension. There
ought to be no objection to the bill,
and it will no doubt pass, if time can
be obtained for its consideration.
Senator Squire, of Washington, has
prepared an amendment which he in
tends offering to the sundry civil ap-
-propriation bill, directing the secretary
of the interior to apply $25,446 upon
the penitentiary at Walla Walla. This
is the amount that still remains unex
pended of the appropriation of $30,000
made by congress for the purpose of
. building a penitentiary in Washington.
It is the intention to have the balance
used to construct a wing on the peni
tentiary.
- Hon. A. G. Blair, Canadian minister
of railways and canals, and Colonel
James Domville, member of parliament,
were in Seattle recently and while
there Mr, Blair recited the results of
his investigations of Crow’s Nest Pass-
railway in British Columbia. He says
the country is undoubtedly such that it
will demand better railway-facilities.
Colonel Domville, one of the leading
liberalists in the Dominion, says gov-
z ernment aid should be extended to the
Crow’s Nest Pass railway. His idea
is to run it as a public highway.
The net results of the experiments of
the board whioh is investigating the
battleship steel has resulted in the con
demnation of nearly the whole amount
now stacked up in the Newport News
Ship-Building Company’s yard. Six
out of twelve test pieoes, whioh should
have been folded back on the vessels
without breaking, either broke short off
as readily as cast-iron, or tore apart
with less brittleness, but none the less
certainty of failing to meet contract re
quirements. These disclosures will
lead the board to extend their investi
gations much further than anticipated.
The Medford, Or., distillery, which
has been in litigation for the past year,
has been sold at auction by the receiver,
for $2,000. .The original cost of the
plant was $10,000.
The heavy rains of the past few days
have again caused Mill oreek, in Salem,
to rise ahd overflow its banks, in con-
sequenoe of which phurch and' Marion
streets and adjacent property are
flooded.
In Pierre, 8. D., in the mandamus
case to compel-the issuance of certifi
cates to Republican electors on a par
tial cany as, the court has held that the
board has a right to adjourn and secure'
complete returns. This gives the vic
tory to the Bryan electors.
Ex-Treasurer G. W. Boggs, of Ta
coma, is again in jail in that city, he
having surrendered himself to the sher
iff at Spokane. Bogg’s attorneys are
preparing to petition the supreme court
for a rehearing of his case.
The Newaukum river, in Washing
ton, is booming sinoe the recent rains,
and has done considerable damage to
property. The dam at the lumber mills
of Stone & Sons, near Chehalis, has
been washed out and between $2,000
and $3,000 worth of damage to their
property has resulted.
The. purchasing agent of the Valley
No Apparent Provocation.
railroad, who lives at Cleveland, O.,
John De Roboam, 18 years old, the
announces that 750,000 people visited
McKinley during the recent campaign. eldest son of Emil and Rosa De Ro-
He further states in his estimate that boara, county hospital contractor, liv
the men who visited McKinley paid» ing one mile east of Jacksonville, Or.,
the railroad companies an average of returned from Medford the other even
more than $1 each. This indicates ing, add, without apparent cause or
that the railway receipts were dose to provocation, shot Schuyler Hammond,
$1,000,000. . Another important item an employe of the poor farm, who had
was that the railroads ran excursions been sent out to take care of the team
from every point in Missouri to Can driven by young De Roboam. The ■
ton for $1.50.for the round trip.
ball took effect in Hammond’s light I
arm, below the elbow. Young De Ro
The railways of the world carry over boam has been arrested and placed in
40,000,000 passengers weekly.
jail to await action by the grand jury.'
Wealth of Pex*uvian Mines.
Bol
‘ Sedalia, Mq
Missouri, Kar
proaoihng Sea
three men ci
sengers on th
jewelry and i
passengers ma
screamed. C,
gan, Ill., wh
grabbed the ti
robbers. Otl
Hopewood’s a
A scheme is on foot to have a gener al fought their ■
census of the whole world taken to mark jumped off as
the end of the century.
the city and ei
Lima, Peru, Deo. 21.—An interview
with Harrison and HilfikeT, manager
and engineer of the Santa Domingo
mines, at Carbava, confirm reports
hitherto sent of the wealth of the dis
trict. Mr. Hilfiker expects to make
an arrangement with the government
to construct a road twenty-one miles
in length, which is necessary for the
suooess of the undertaking. The con
tract is in the hands of Americans.
Car Robbers.
Daring Seamanship.
S-Dec. 21.—While the
South Bend, Wash., Deo. 16—Yes
•ts & Texas flyer was ap-
ilia early this morning, terday morning the iron vessel Midas,
umenced to rob the pas from Marysport, England, bound for
chair car of watches, the Columbia river, for orders, came
toney. Some awakened into Willapa harbor in distress and is
ie'a fight and the women now anchored off Tokelund. She had
H. Hopewood, of Finne- been driven too close in shore to beat
i had lost his watch, off, and when first seen at the North
aepiece from one of the I Cove lighthouse, she was in the break
ar passengers came to.. ers. Before the tug could get up
sistance, but the thieves ‘ steam to go to her assistance, the vessel
ray to the
head directly
the en-
. platform and
a I i was seen 4- -» t0
»-L
w Zl T\naa for ATTA«,
the train was entering trance to the bay, and pass over the
japed.
1 south spit without injury.
z
a
Your grocer will sell you
Schilling's Best tea, and re
turn your money in full if
you don’t like it.
He is our agent to this
extent; and we want no
better business.
A. Schilling & Company
San Francisco
893
Among the recent shipments from
North Yakima to Seattle have been
quite a number of rabbits of domestio
I breed. They were slaughtered and
frozen.
The delay in beginning the construc
tion work at the new army posts at
Seattle, Wash., and Bismarck, N. D.,
is explained at the war department as
being due to the fact that olear titles to
the ground for the proposed posts have
not yet been given to the government.
Until such titles are issued and filed at
the war department, the work of con«
Btruction cannot be undertaken.