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Newspaper Page Text* • < uu>|»r»h»Nsl•• Kavlew of (be iMfMirUMl MagpMSriwg» of (ba r«»( We«b < m II«4 Fruin Ibe Taiegroebi« C«»I mmmn ». A woman’s KlouJike syndicate haa been organis**! in New York city. Tbe tranaai lantic liver Kt. Paul baa again tawared her record ar ruse the ocean. ehil- Mrs. C. A Nhnrt» «Iren were suffocated by amok* in their hum* at Arlington, (hr. Wur«l has tarn received in New York from Calcutta that thr Indian relief *«1 ¡«million whi h left Han Franct*«**» last June, ba* arrival safely Th* Cargo, it is said, will be mor* acceptable even than expected. A w«nd. ram ami hailstorn wl.nh ¡uuM»r*l over Northern U ieronsin did mure than 4100,000 damage U» the to- bacro farmer* on C ammi prairir. ihr hr«rt of the growing sr* to*«« of the OOUUty. Fully four fiflbs of the crop is destroyed. A rich gold find is reported from the H|*arla district tn Cnmu count*, Ore gon. The find has caused m> little rt otrmrnt, and a hig amount of quarts has hern bole«! up t«»r shipment dirwt to tta mmL II is estimated that it will go al least 44<*.< m >0 to the ton. For * month or more ¡«4*«pie living near Bald Knob, Ark , have ta-rn find Ing valuable |*«*arls in a lake near that | 1 ♦ Hundreds <>f j*M»pfo ba’- '-»-«-n g |w*arls, am! eom<- of the grms heir tarn found, some bring «**11 for as much *• >300. Either erased By hqu«»r or l«ta»ring und**r a d«*hi*iun that hr *«• taing |«rr* «•-. uted, J«*hn Thomas, a pr*»*|«fM’tof lately from Fort >*tr*rlr district, started m fiisiladr w itli * revolver on thr »1 r«-rts > • • •' lltarf Bl mor ¿ally w«-umling two turn and painful injuri«w to another man and boy. A «jH • «4 to the T««rontu Gl«»ta from Ottawa says that the D-mmi«»n g«*vrrn- merit has r«**eive<| «evrral imp’rtant »!<-- isions in regard t«> the Ytikoo «»«m- iry. tn l the working of the gold ilehl» there. ft bss tan *ta i l«-«l to appoint an .« immistr.itur for th«* dtslrnt, win will have «»ntire charge of all th* Can- a-1’.in uffo’iata there and ta* th*» « hisf « ’ittor fur »he government Freight rates have been reduced <*»n » !« «ably by the <). K A N an ! N. I’ t*» British Columbia )a»mts. 1 w Thr brattle < owl A lr-»n Company <t IfiHMfififih W M k I i>r\ W4I.I rn«»r* pat, AH I t I«» a «talnctioii by weight fur « sriusds having slate and «hale. I r guvi-rnturnt «rm«»r t*>«sr«! m«‘l I d Washington ami m* rpt«*d th* off«»r «»f Cramps to furniah diagonal armor f<«r the ta*ltl«*«hip Indian*. The govern ment price «•» «atisfaetory. The New York Tribune, in die *i»«lng events that led up to thr a *» *«*ination uf Canova« make« th* *tatem«*n< that th«- gove rnment is r«*s|<on«ibta for th« fix- and pn»gro«» of anarchy tn s|«am. An « ip • •«• on d a lamp ■tart«'*! a fire in a hue! <«f Lav in a livery tarn in l«rwi«ton, Idaho Th* fiainrs spread with great swiftn«***, and before they o«»uLI ta supproaeed caused a total I« mm <.! Hl.ooo F U John*>>n, while driving a bam! of horses near the Pine ('reek row r ve, in (taker county, Oregon, tard cner to drink out of a stream in th* ravine, Ins revolver fell nut of his krt. Ami, eiploding, killed him instantly riVM.1 u»night from Dye*, after a very ler's Men Fell. pleasant trip down. Mie brought “ac- n>«iru<»l*tl<in" mail, andane passenger The I'ffii era of the st«-wmrr gsv« Ihr INSURGENT LOSS WAS SMALL late«t news from the north. Thr passage up was «lehghtful, Th- ocean all thr way was as smu»»th as a «•«•MR pt* mill ¡«»nJ, *nd Very few ol thr ¡M**«sm- l»*«rerMt* but W M aUe •M4 ill gars wrrr sick. The hvt-sturk faro»! ri- • be « aplalM trrmrly well. N«»l «me animal was in jur«* I in the slightest, «nd all w*«re Now York. Aug. IC—A •perlai to lar.«!•*»! in safety. Ih. H.*ral.l from If ««.n. Key Went When th«* Ebler ar»iv«*l at Nkaguay Further «letali* have ta-en re tay m*n ifnmwiiately ram«* ataiard ami 1 mrL* reived íd tbe tattle near Aguacate, uffesvd fabulous priera for h<»t«*-«» An which is near the Matanu« line. Tta imala su« h as aro ta ing rannt*! at Lmn- fighting, it was dr»! reported, was in tan ar* »riling f«»r from 4r‘^) tu 47«M), Malanaas province, but it •*• just «»n but none <*»ul«l ta ¡•urcha«*«'d from the this ante. There is no doubt of the re- Elder's !«**»* I ger*. <>!<•* of tl»«* Î ■**«*<’n suit of the tattle, however, ami s con* ge** Lad a large Lull, for shr’i hr w.«s <M«rv>itive «rotimate places th« numtar of offered 4‘,|M‘. Tn* «»ff«»r was refused Spanish kill«*! at 200, while the fetal There I» plenty of gross to fv«*l th* I«»»« was «M»m|*aralively trifling greatly in livestock, ami horsrs are PrefKArstion» for (ie»««*ral Weyler’s ar mam! rival at the pula r were made on Mon The men wrrr uhargad 25 renta I»« day, but he ha* only just return«*! front 10 » pounds to have their l’,gg“g’’ taken the tisl'l. lb* left Malania« <»n Mumiay All th* buggvg* * a * lamini aaltor«' and ronrbed Aguamte the neit day The »ate for taking stuff over safrly. It was there that a rumor cam* that he CbilkcgH pass is 2i ente a pound» was Wound«-1 tn the big tight near The íflírer* state that the»* i* al«*«»’ there, but the staten n»nt ha» prove*! to lately nq truth in the reports that I mm ta false They are selling their «mtfite al Dy«** Ti.«« ••« itt-m ni in Havana is intrn«e ■ai> |***eihly get say that vtrry <»l»r who C The uncertainty regarding the new The weather over thr pA*se« is g’dng ministry in Spain is ¡»artly to blame, at Ihm is »11 that «*»•« hl ta dreired, ami on top of thi« there <**mrs news of am! but little difficulty will ta* tsperi- a big insurgent victory II wren Agua rn«**l In making tl»* trip» i ate and Ms* I rug A «ml ata* «*f a ¡«lb he. I Tie moat important itri battle In th** vicinity of tagua la •I brought by the Elder ia to < Hande. A that White pas* is taing pasmble c*»twiitkm. One tu un ir«*! m ha* ' ri»**ed ini«» Matantaa Whethrr nrrs, wh«» were driavr»! by the <*»nd ne is « l<***' «'annot !*• <M**rtain«*l. but it I agreed 1 lion <»f tbe mad, handed am is re)«irtcd that he d«'ltn«*l th* fight corduroy th* road. Timta*r 1« plentHi at Sagna Is Gramle. ork sh«»ul tn th* v The larg-et tattle that Las taken hen th»« ata tri ly ¡ris e in s«»v«»val month« was the one tri» over th «tone tax fought at Aguacate It I* known that trail th* Battle was the result «»f an attempt Teo d Irowmng* ar»<l a m ining «-am to captor«« General Weyler ani kill incident I rraulfant «»» ■ur r ro-l 1 at Dy«n a. I him. The captain general had made On Augu«< H. Dwight Fu I Wir ♦r. <«f ** m preparations to return on hors»* tack w as carry I A tie. h«sl his hfo Hr ■ was from Malanias to Havana. Along the L««-l on hi« ta- k and par els in «’3 ’ I I h«‘ !i.» ’ i-'-t• I th.« «• coltimns of han«! over a log« when hr slipped »nil Heneml < a* hl Io fell into tl««* hkaguay riv«-r Fowler is Hpanish woldter*. san! to ta the s«>n of w» II known hieal- learned of his plans ami gathered a force of fully 1,500 r< beta This f«»rcw tlr ¡M^qd«*. Tin- other fatalitycavurred Augnwt H. he hurled against the Hpanndi hn«s » Ttauna» Mall, *.«» N naimu, while at tempting to ford Dyea river on a p.4« k- Was sup | mmmn | to I**. General (’astillu b<»r-« . was L- r I He left a u if»' an«i cornmamtal the insurge nt« tn ¡M*ti*-n. tbr««- • iiiblfeii in Nanaimo, wh<* ar«* in ami the Spanish were und«*r General Milt.« Th«« m»iirgci>ta di»perM*d, Lui destitute circumstamo. Two men nam«'d Young ami Clrve- later ac«'ouiit* ar** that tM>th Colonel \ « - 1 ■ - li.ral M | W land are engagt*! in pa< king near where wmimtal % tbe «frowning (*»**um*l. an«! roct»vrr«*l The Laltta tagan a I »out I o’clock in th«* ta*di*e They t<«»k them to Dye a , whero they <lriiiaml«*l 41° L* thrir tiu* afternoon ami continued till night. The S|«ani»h were ranked along the service*. ’I fir citizen» iminr»liately «•|M*n ’*• i i nn i tío* I - .appr-.rt- h«-l rail««*! a ma»s m«*«*ting and a»-rv«*l nu- tioticw on orw of thr tnrn I«» leave town them from the rear, corning from the A tatdy of cavalry was Mittioncd within 31 h«»«ir*. H* appli«*! for jms- hilta M»g«i on thr Elder t«» Juneau, nut as sh<* a taut a quarter of a mile down the road to rut "ff Weyler if he shouhl ta there m ar not l*«un«l for that |«*rt, he was compel led to Iravr town until Iw .«»uh! ami att'-mpl to seek safety. The details of the actual fighting ar«* sen are tran*|«**rtati<»n Tl.«’ lay thr steaiuvr left citi»«*n«call- meager, but many reliable ¡»eraona who rd AH- !' • i) - g f»<r !' •• pl.fJM <d p.**?<*l near thr place, which is tasidr considering the advisabllitt uf serving the ruilr<>.s«l «tation, »»v that from th«* a like hotor «»n the other man. Th«* rarrugt window* they could mm - many ¡-artner* w r»* making from 4 HM) to f .tin) dead soldier* along the road. The a Work each, • arrying freight, but their demand for pat fur bringing in the bodies uf the men lirm loat them fortunes. On August H a man * *• shut and kill«*! fur stealing freight <»n ( hilkoot pa*** One of the m««n in «'Large of a pa« k train caught him in the act and hi* life was thr )M'iudiy Ilia name could not ta learn«*! by thr officer* or jMMM-i'ger» «»f thr Elder. At Dyea, a«'cor«ling to a tatter rv ceiv«*| from (’. It Hcovry, »»( this city, there I* a *«'.«»rity <«f provisions. Thr writer «ays that the »torrs were cn»w'«l- «*! and that all th«* flour was «*••’ !. There will I»«' no «lifll* ully in ***<*uiing more, Thr <|rm*nd w«« crratel Ly men who left with m<»n«y instead of ¡wovisions. There ao but one r«‘turn ¡ng ptAJkm-n • ger. Theu«i<*re Lattg, w in* *«a«tal «»n th«» Elder. W as attM«'k«*-l will» rhriimali»m an<! foroe«l to »udl his outfit and return. Thr ¡»aaaagr down was made in gtw»d time, the »traiurr taing but 71 houra from Hitka. M*r left up for Portland al 7:15 tonight. T! ie route from Hkaguav Via Whife I-a«« is mure level and easler traVrling. though 25 mile» farther. Bui thè pro«- p***t<»r 1» tan<h*«l on la*k<* lfonnet, thè art*»ml lake at* ve Lindcrman, whrrr travelers by t’hilk* i«ot |*a»s aro lamtal. Braid«». (ben of timtar on Briinrt lo bulbi ta»Als, while there is none on Limlrrman. Evrry «lay, burnire»! I» arc arri v » ng th«*re, ami scova and 1 »inali ateaim-r* aro making fortune» in hghimng gnuds from •t«’.»m»-rs Lettera from Astorians wbo wenl on thè Elder advise uthrrs noi g<» thi» fall, a» they «-annoi g««t through rswpt ni grcal ri|««nM* and hsrdairi|». An ofli. uI «lispatrh r«***ivcw| in Con stantinople say* several thousand Ar menian aM*itai<»r* from Persia m*afo| Turkey ami kiltal 200 of the Mignki tribe, including women and «hil.lrrn. The wife *»f the chief was put to death with the nnwtl cruel t*»rtur«-s. and «rv- eral other victims had their m*«r* and •Mrs cut off < • > «ul-Geio-ral Haywanl. ui a rc|<nft to the stale department, atatro that during 1 Amerii aii v»-*«wl« ntimtar- • i*g -‘4 7, «»f «43,tas tuns, rnn-re-i 11a- Walisn porta, while Vrmrls of all <»ther natloiiahtirs iiumta-red I3:* .J 334 014 tuna Tbf’s* are th«* only foreign ¡*»rts where a tnaj«»rity of thr carrying trade is now un-ler the Amrri>an flag (¿•»III has o*»iifr-s«M-1 that he kiltal Sri • r Canova« to avenge (hr B» * anar.hists, ami the Insurgent leader, Ik»n Jose Rital, wbo was ri«-< utal «t Manila. Philippine islamls, lb* «in I «er 3’» last, as the instigator of the Philip pine revolution. Dr. Riaal dental that h«* was a retai trailer, but he admitted that hr ha<! drawn up the stalulrw of the Philippine leggoa. A Portland, 1ml., dispatch says A south-bound Grand Rapid» A Indiana freight traiu went through tl»r bridge S|«aiining the Wstash river a mile north <»f Geneva The engine and ten Irr fell Int«» thr river ami cars pital un them. Engineer Barney Reid an«! Fireman Jame* Gallagher went down with tl«r engine. The former ha«I t«»th h-gs crush««*!, and was otherwise bally injured. Hr will die Fireman Gal* lagher and Brakeman James < ‘liffor J Were severely injurtsl As a result of war tatw«*cn Atlantic coast lin< ■*, freigll is taing carried from New York to <«alvr«iou for i cents a hundred weight A' cording to a «lispatch from Copen hagen, receive»! in Ixmdon. Captain Mortensen, of the tark An*ag»«r, boumi from Dublin t<» On«-ga, at the mouth of the <>n«*ga river. <»n the White sea, re- ¡«»rts that on July 13, when about two day« » ai I e««t of North capr, the n«»rth- ernmoet ¡«»mt of Europe, then taing m Artic water«, hr saw a coital »•*•*! tai* Ir:’-, •*£ w Im At.'irv«' — Ken Francisco, Aug. 13. —- Acting Cullcetor Thomas has rel<M*ivrd a rul ing from Secretary Gage, of th«« Iren* ury, relating to the distillation of cer tain fruit» particularly in California, laist May tl»«* Tmny Fruit Packing Company, of Firsn*», ditill«*! some fig bramly, but the treasury d*|*ar tmrnt has «h* l«h*l that the dial 1 llati«»n of fig* is illegal Thr bramly in question will ta* rrhiUM-l, but hereafter the taw writ hr «Hrirtlv e»»f»»er*«*1 Warning notion, «vWentijr •ltrw't»l •eain.t th« t’lnnm Nocirly for Kngli,h »Mot'atioU. h.v. l.n'h tr.1 on th. Ira>lnall, of Chinatown, in Han Fran- ■laco. Without bring natnr.1 th. ao- i.tjr >• piintrol at a. having l<-*ir>l blackmail from women of >11 repute im- f.»rt.a| from China. The ix—ter .ay.: "Liver have t>een It—t before for ,uch little thing.. *n<l they will I— loat •gain.” It i. »ignetl “Monk Ching -.«,'iety.” an.l fiaa cau<w«l ronaid.rabla ■un.ternation The police, who have lorn down the notion, treat the matter lerh’Wily, and think there will m»-n he •utv murder» m tbe Cbiune quarter». Washington, Aug 13 —-Th tide of imiirigrnti<m is at the lowe«t point since the general government a«*«ime<l JQ» lMi||ctli»n of the subject, in IH$3. The munta <»f arrival« from all mun t ri«*», soeur» li ng to treasury statistnw, dating thr last fl»<uil year, was 330,- fifi£, a «le«'reasr as compared with the prrvi«»tis year of 113,485. The lightest Immigration *f an« previous year was in when the number from all countries ws* 279.M4M. Thr year of thr hravu-st immigtatioo was thr flr«l of I hr prrtal l*rginniug with IHH3. Uhm sttiavls uumtwre*! 753, T«.p Vi,!« I, f«,r Wheat, darknews r*me the Spaniard* retired, tu return the nest morning with h*«avy r«*- infor« rinents, but th«* HMiir«*gnts only <»|*ened fire for atauit half an hour ami then di«*ap|M*ar«*l. They divided into »mall tands ami Mubm*«|urnt pursuit was futile. Information has aleo been received of th«« big fight n«*ar S»*gua la Grande, It is said the town wa«* aft ack «-«I ami tiiat a portion <»f it wa«* biirn««*l, but this has not been verifh»!. Ck»rr«w|*»m!rnr«‘ from the field, however, ¡»roves that there has I mm 'O a tattle there. G<>m«*i in pwnu’n, it is *aid, diri’Cting thr in- »iirg«'iit u|»erations. Aftrr the fight at Aguarat«*, General Wrylcr fell tack up«*n <iuanaba«*oA, just across the tay from Havana. Th«« r*'l**l ehirfs, Colonel Arnaguarw «nd G*-nerwl Rolrigues, were in the district and Weyler ri|H-«'t«Nt a rani. Weyler arrived at Giianal»a«'oa with 4.0<>o men. Five miles from Guana tacoa he was attacked by a rebel force umlerGeneral R«»drigu«'k. Ifolriguci’i* ¡•Ian was to force General Weyler tu give tatlh* ami pursue him into the hills, where the « «plain g« neral »I» nh ! » g«»*»l charier of taing either killed or captur«*l. Thr rebels tir«*l several vol ley» from the hills along the roadai«!«*, killing 17 ami wounding a targe num« tar of the S}mm»h, but Weyler refused t*» give fight arid kept on hi« march tu Guan*ta< »a. driving 300 head of cattle that hr had coital«*I along the line. Genrral R««lriguet followed in Weyfor’s rear to within wight of the t«»wn. Af ter the rrliels withdrew the Spanish t»u<«)M <*»mmrti<'c«l a heavy fire, the noise which aw*kri»«*l and frighten«**I the residents of Gtianabaom. A train running from Mariano in Havana province was fir«*l upon recent- i ly. Th«* American vice-consul, Mr Springer, was «»n thr train. Bullets struck m-ar him, but he «-»raped uuhurt. Walls Walls. Aug 13.—The tup notch wheat market for th«* sraaon was re**«*b»*l t<»lay. The market o|»rnr«i 4l«»l«l lllec«»«»rlrs firm at 75 cents for blm-sirtn. 73 <*ents New Orleans. Aug. 13. —A new gold for club. *«-v«-ral lots were sold at Held has tat-n discovered, but this one th«-*»' dgiir«*», when thr prior jumf«od is In th«' truptaa. Reports haw come up one cent an<1 several thousand bush- to this city lately that big Anda of gob! el» were s«»l«! for 73 cents This after have been male in Nicaragua, ami noon th«* pnra drvpf«ed ba< k to 75 strainers from that s>«*ti<m havr l»ren cents. at which ligure it cluaad. bringing in gold «lust in pns»f <>f iL \»» M«*r«* t ig lltanrf^. T*u 1 hlltlrwM hruwnad Crete, N«-bu, Aug. 13. —Willie an«l Mary Vogel, aged 4 and 10 years re- S|»*lively, were drowned in the Blue river l<» lay They fell from a narrow walk, and were carried over a milldam to the r<" ks below y«l»»r Will l>»«(rBye«i. Manrhrstei, Conn., Aug 13.—The Peter Adam* paprr mill, in Bu«*kland, wa* burn»»-1 this morning la— 335. IMMI. says at De Armitl's Mines A nutubcr o| letter, «»r. r«Ofi«e-l her. from Mount V.rnon |-e.-ple who left Seattle on ll-e rtawmer y»eeti for the Yt>k--a. telllln, of Ilf. »1 Nka,- WILL FIQHT IT TO THE END ii.r. In a letter to K W Ferri«. -i.t«l --ka,i>ay, Aupit IS, .ifity M.rvlutl Ybal Tmt* Rowan an..: "We ^>t here on th-- S«lh of July. 1« I am cantpod here I--» th. winter, The nwt of the men ar. about fotir and a Pittsburg, Aug. 13 —' Tb«> MHwh- half mile fr-nn bar., pack i ng their «»utrtta. They had ttam tautai for lalk«*l-«>f 10)004*1100 again» M the Cnit three milrw at one real a poo ml. They rd Míavworker* was fita! in « the CDUHty have Iwrn four days ia making «»ne r»>urt today by counsel f«> »r Ihr New mi a, ami it is almat M miles from York A l’tavrlan«l Ga* A ( -« m I < '«MU ■ where they are t«» the lakes, Il Is un- ¡winy. The defendants a«r nsmrl Thr I-nite! M i nnewur krr* of America, |MM«iblr f«»r ttam to make it. It is Dolan, pr miden I ; WII > am Patrick raining all tbe time. They bows ar«* h«ax>urAg«*l. and I tai worry for them. Warner , a«*'rrtary ami trnwurer. and <• they cannot g«*t to summit tafore other*. Thr plaintiff <*un)»any art» forth that «now falls. ’’There are atamt 40Q hofwrw am! 700 it 1» a «t»rf»»rat u»u under thr law* «»f Pennsylvania, with* apitaluf 41 • men «»n the trail. You can’t get any- tMN) inv» <t«*l in rev) tami» *»f Penn»yL h»*dr t«» p.«- k for yon. They are off**» Thr«** uf their m»n**«. rmplwv- ing 110 |>er ItM) ¡sounds to ¡uirk over Io Vania. the take*. Tln rw were 105 lira*! «»( ii g 1,200 men, are th»- Pint»» (’reek. The horwre, which came over <»n th«» Islander, Turtle Cr«**k ami Samlv t‘r«*k ami tfoy will block tta trail in the nett bill then rec ltrs the (*kt»«lili«»na prevail* 10 day*. I got atsMit tbrwe mita from Ing at their mines since the strike was here, and I came ta*'k as MNI as I foun«l beg •in and allege* the strikers have to the sheriff*» warn* I .«»old not mi^« Th«*iw are lots <»f paid t;4* at tan th men cam|w*l here «sufo-g for snow. I lags, ami that the live« <d miners and am taking it easy, and working for prcqsrrty of thr company are tn danger. Judge C«»lhrr grant»-! * trm|*>tary f AO am! 1« »rd ! am g“*ng in in This is the greatest viri le Injunctioi», r»*»tr*»ni«.g ami vrij«.»intng February, mrni I aver «aw. mm (Mi king in the t ■ d« f • • > ■ - f■ • . a**. »I. ’.g - v ing or Vtnwtuping hi proiimriy I»» ti»v ram in all lit«* rigs a man can think of One man has a bicycle mine« ami faiuse* of thr miner», for to ¡»a- k with. the |ur|M*<‘ by intimidation, ihre«!» to ¡Mick on. 1 counted 107 tents here and opprobrhnts words, of preventing last night. ati«l they average from two to »11 men to tbe tent. There were th* mim-r* of th«» plaintiff from work It further rmtraitui the »lrfm»l* lots of them that wld out un the ing. any Islander, ami went ta« k. Outftts that anta from inducing or c«*mp«*lling A cost 4 I AO an* »elling all the way from emptaye or miner to quit work, hearing was fix«*! for August DL 4 10 •»» 4100 each. They are offering 30 The injunction is r*»gAr*l««l as the - a pound f«>r packing 31 S Prvshlrnl An Indian was killed al Dyra this most swerj»ing yet is»u«*l. D»»lan etprrssrd »»irpri«*« when in- morning for stealing. The inspector f*»rm«*l it had tan’ll grant«*! ami sd«!ed: and mounted puhre are nt tale Ben “It will make no diffe rn«*e t«» U*. nett, and it will <*«»t each man about 4 R) to pa««* Two horse l«*ams are We will go right along >«• iiMiml until We the maltvr is tr»l«**l in the <* urte making from 4rtil iu 3K*0 a day M w ill »lay there regard I»’»* of every judge in Allrgheii ‘«»uuiy, and if they A LETTER FROM DAWSON attempt I*» vnfor«*r the injiin«'tioii ih«-v w ill have to build mure J ah I* tu ac i» • Th • («•Mp Well ‘»ii|*vim«l Kith Iro niolatc the m. n. *' «ill*»« a* >*»• Tim«. Tacoma. Aug. 13.—B. I a . taughiin write- from Dawson, Alaska, under date of June 15: ’ Five huixlr•* l-f«M»t ctaims <»n two creeks arc »riling at prices ranging from *10,000 tu 4lu0.000 ra«h. There are about 150 ctaims that are g*oo*l on thew two creeka An a< quaiiitanct' taught a claim in February for 44.A.000 on th«* in«talIment ¡«tan, ami wa* to make the last ¡»ayiueni July 1, but did not nerd « m » mu* h time, for hr paid th«* last thr day wre arrived. lie has 4M0 f.-rt of 3 T‘.<- -’.f ak i* I ’ to “ ■> (• • wide, ami th«« pay is in andon the l**d- n«’k. These art* drift diggings and have to be work«*! in the winter time. Th«* ground is from 15 to 85 fr«*t d«*«*p. ’’Tinies will ta* «¡uiet hero until about October I, when lht*rr will ta work for 4.(KM) or 5,000 men. There Is a small sawmill tare, »nd lumtar i- worth 3130 ¡a*r J,000, ami scarce at tl it. The amp •jA« not »tr.i k until August, and it 1» estimated that the output 1» atamt $2 500,000 to date, an<l will protahly ta* 425,000.000 or 4-*0,- 000.000 nr it year. Tht* companies think they can »up dy sufiicirnl ta»<i for the winter. Thee* will ta about I, loo |w*oph- rum*« from the outside this year, ami i rijM-t as many thousand, or more. Helt year. The weather 1» nice at the prcM*nt time. ”The Circle City camp is about «!«•- •«‘rted, ami thr claim owner» are offer ing 412.50 |M-r day and tamrd. “The ramp is well supplies! w ith pro visions at th«* present tunc. Flour is worth 412 a hundred, («noon 50 and 30 cents a |«<»uml, taans 12 cents, r«»ffrr 75 cents, milk 50 cents per per « an, table fruit 75 cents per can, shovels 4 • »*auh. If any one ah<»ul«l want to * «»me hero this summer «»r fall 1 would ad vis«« them to curne by the mouth of the Yukon. In early spring, th«*y «houhl rum«* by the tami an«! water route.*' THE » ur«»|»4> WHEAT Will SHORTAGE lira* I ailed Mtatea. *»u the ta>n«lon, Aug. 18.«—The Tinges, in its financial article today, A*y* **!t is **»liiuated by |>rriM»ns in a position to form an opinion that at least 13 |»rr ivni in.»re wheat than is usually needed by Europa will be wanted ibis year Owing to short Ittwian, French and Auster-Hungarian crops, the United States will ta the only ouuntry able to moot this ritra demand. *’ « hiragu W hsal <•«•«*< I p. Chi« ago, Attg. 13.--Heptrmtar w beai advancrd 3 conte taalay. and efosed atrong al Hi ernia, thè high «-si poi ni tuuched by Hepteuitar w beat si noe inni. Crup nrwa from thè Northwest, and thè d<* line in comiitiou shown by thè gOV- ernment crup rep»rt aere thè chief fa« • tur». Dynsmll« K>|»la»si««a I m a WlNM. Kt. Louis, Aug. HL—W. II. Mari lern and Taylor ih» I son were ti Itad to lay by an explosion ut dynamite in a lea-1 mine near Bornie Terre, Mu, Twc others wrrr »ertati id y injured. « alrh OÍ *•• (Mier*. Man Francisco, Aug 13. —A private letter from Captain Hmaling, of the schooner TTierrtai, now tn Behring ses, give« new« of the catch of the sea otter hunters up to July 5. The l*rwt of ln«'k has follow«*! the men, as the four arhooiiers hear*) from had kiltal «3 otters, the skins <»f which are worth from 3^0 (MM) to 340,000. There are only about 1.000 (tarmai.« in the whole of Melico. IHtitiigr«||<»M Falling (X. further* 9»arl0s >*r»«l«i»Mt New York, Aug 13.—C. S Mellon wa» toilay elected prrautent of the Northern Pacific Com pony. Hamel K I«amont was elect«*! director and tics - prr»i«lrnL Mr. Mellen 1» sccmi«| vice- president of th«* New York. New Haven A Hartford railroad, ami was formerly manager of tbe Union Pari hr railnwkl. The «»fftoo of president of the Northern Pa«*iAc was rendered vacant by the roe- ignation of Mr. Winter. Hitherto there has la*en no vice .president. Lamont, It has long l«een rumored, was to fill M»uie ufBce :n the uompany. WILL Chicago has a penny savings bank for arhoel children, inaugurated by the Cirio Fedrrauen THE ISSUf *1 rlkrr» in T«p»l th» (.•«gallly *»r Jutlgr *• « ill «*«•»•«« • Itfilrr Pittsburg, Aug. Hk— Th»« striking miners at Cannonsburg ha\e determine«! to force tin* injunction i»*m« by **«»ntin- uing their daily march«** ami meet ing* in the nvightairhoud of th«* Mr 1 • ■ ' spit«« of th»« «»rder of Judge Melllwaynr, furbnlding maich«-» «»n th«« roads lea«l ;ng to th»« miner* The ¡»urp»-*«« i* tn have the men arr«wte«| in nrdrr to (♦ -t the legality of th«* injunction. Patrick Dolan *tat««*l it Lad ta-«-n de termined to k«wp up th«» marchew, ami a« fast as one group wa< »m-t.-t an other «»I»«* Wil! take Ils pla»e until there will ta’ »«» many of them in jail that opinion will ta ar»»tu»e*| on thequc*tion «»f urging a new form «»f injunction. In the»*’ movi«int«iitM the supj«»rt ol all th«« leatling trade« union« «>f the country are said to have tarn ptalged at a a«* r««t meeting m < oltimbu* during the last 10 «tay«, presided over by tatnuel < ituii|M-r* information hi* l*rrn received by the Pittsburg tlo«» that t?<e mu.< — r»f the Bell L win A Y it. • ( .‘io i.v have struck in Reynoldsville, ami the r«'«t of th«* mines <»f the company arc Pile. Thr company is «»nr «»f th«« h* iv ir«t tonnage prolocrrs in the northern tlrl«l. About N,000 men are «*mph»yr*l. The usual march of miner« was uia.lr at Turth* Cr«*-k at 1 <»'eh«rk this m«>rn Ing. but more men went mt«» the pit to ilay than y«*»ter«tav Firms from all M»ctions ar«* c«»ming to th«* r»-*« u«* «»( the •ir»k*-»« A rertatn eerra! .-mpany at Akron, G , ««-nt a <hs{«atrh offering to d«»natr two tons of c«»rn meal The offer was aerrpti*d Th«* Fishermen1» Pn»t««CttVr A *•<«• i at ion, «»I Astoria, Or., has start«*«l East by fast freight lOO nuM'R of eann«*d salmon f«»r die miner* Thr liiJuNr |OM 1 ••« M«tr«t. Washington, i’a , Aug. 13—J H Cook, a coal o|*rrat«»r of M»<lovern, cam«« int«»(**urt this afternoon «nd com plain«*! that thr Strikers were again trrepM«ritig on hi* prof»rrty, that An drew ravage, lra«lrr. Already enjoined, was there, ami hr ttamght they had Inst ructions logo where th«-y ¡«l«-a«M*l in diar«*garrl <«f the tnjum*ti«»n. At his re- •piewt thr court made am»ther including the United Mmrw«»rk«*ts of America. Prrsidml Rat<»hf«»r«l and *r«i*r clary Pierce, am! thr Pittsburg district ininr- w<»rkrr«. Pr»*si«lrnt D»lan ami Secretary Warner, in thr injunction. % tour !»<•>■' < Ir-sn I !• Redding, Cal . Aug. 12 —J B and B (Iraves buard«*«l the ov*«rtaud R train tonight, having in their j«»mc»- sion »«-• , 4M Ml in g*>l«l» the rroult of four days* worï k on Morrison gul tributary of C< itff«*r ureefc, bevami ( ville, tn Trinity county They have t»ern milling <>n the guL h for a y«*nr (*Af«t, an«! ran a tunnel into a l**l«f<* of r«'«l ami black iron forma*.ion fo«'i w hie. They struck several |wM'k«'{* <if pure gold embedded in the lt*|gw. one of the purest yielding 31-000, whih srveral «»thers yi«-l<l«*| from 3 • O«»o p |100. On August 4. at a puiiit 25 f« « l from the mouth of th«« tunnel, an I 13 fret from the surface, they umv’Wre I A large | nh krt of pure god In four «lay» they took out 133 potin I», avoirdti¡«»is Wright. The largt-wl piece was there fret long, two f«*r»t Wide ami five in. h* *. thick. The I*«'ket yiel«l«*l 41'J.otM* The ledge is still intaol, ami from »-<H) tu 3-*00 par ton. I h» Kleelrl« al < hair. Dannemora, N Y., Aug 12 Frank (' Conroy, the < »gdenstairg wife mur derer, war ctsia utel >»y *l«*’ti icilv al Clii«t«»n priMHj today. I'unroy war pr«»- nounced dead 4^ minutes After th«* fir»«i si»«« k lb' walk**-l between Fathr«» Belanger am! Cotter until supported t«» the chair, his ey«*s ii|«oii thr cruet hi ami ¡»raying lie met Ins fate «ahtily <>n the morning of May 3i>, l**,Jfi. Frank Conroy returned to his home in Og«let>*t-urg from Montreal. Walking IUkV •«««* 4--- — »»«» «•• • U«tea iim Wife oj unfaithfuln«*« ’«*• Angeretl at her denials, he snalch«*l I up a carving-knife and hacked her head and throat until she was dead, His two little daughters, age*I 5 and 7, wiliieaawd the murder. t>fr«««»4 Hr*f ** m th« 111«« EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH ■•WS (J«lb«r«l Owr I m Ail Mslgbbwvlwg lt»s T mwms *»•••• m««*( *«••««* I» A II l«4*slrtes Iwpni»»- Orwg«*a. The spring ttahing season «m the C«»- lumbiA ha» rloac-1. The |«M«'k will ta a trifle over 400,000 « A»«**. Thr city council of Msr»hfiel«l is . «»n Sidering the «.hi«ability of im¡***ing a tai on btuunrsa houses for thr purpt»««» of keeping the city’s sírvete in repair Milevript ions for A«*loria*s annual reg itta are pouring in, and the n«* e**ari amount will ta coin pivieri in a f«*w days. A carnival «¡u«*rn will be elect ed this year During the month of July, in Js«’ks«»n county, warrants to thr amount of 4’2. 078 34 were drawn, while scrip reprr <M*niit)g 4l,l(>‘‘» was rv-L’i'mr-l dunn^ th«» Min«’ time Harvesting is well under way ami s«Mne wheal has alroady ta«rn haul»*! t» market. Th«* orop is turning out even tatter than was rii»v*.t»*l, ami th* rati mate <>( 3,000,000 bushels will, it if dai uh *I. be too lu w for Sherman <»« inly. County Cbm mi es i oner Ki*«*dl . of Gray’s river, has discovered gol ri Ml that «iroam. Il »«-«s«ys from $ 1 1« I' to the ton. With a paityof Antuvian*, Kissrll Will pr«a»pr<H th«- h«-a«l w st«-r» ut the «tr«*am. lie is <»( the opinimi th<«t ta'lter finds will ta made. One of the larg«««l hay •rpe i history uf I. iiv In county Las just harvested. Th«« quantity is larg«' the quality i« first-« ia«* Tn»* • l«*nt having ■anther t al ha* ha» enabtal th«» farmers and tu «’are for t tv crop in ■od «1 a|*e. Au rijM-r i In eoul mining " h-. I. as much t«» «lo sith coal In the East, ha« given the E k, Ktamatli ihuii ty. coal a th «St» ami p< i»unc<*l te. Tl miuv now shows nine solid fort of < d»al, and I ho slate streaks which were fouml w I hhi the ’ vein was first opened ar** pin* hing mil. It is, *ai«l that tbe v«»al can ta put into th«» Valley town« 35 pel ton. A : ‘ d •) lût» la crtwlll«**! t«» a *«*uth»-,n Or. g«m inun lie g*»’"« <»ut «luring (hr heal ut the lav, takes a polr with a l*o**k on the end of it, h«»>k* tl ov cr thr w irr* on which the h«q*« -if” • upjwtrt«*-1, and shakes th«’ vin»’« with- all his might. IL* «*an «hak«’ «>ff most of th«* lit* in this manner, and ta’ltev>■« Il is just *• ««(Trctivr a* *pr.*ying. an «1 mm h faster. A« <o«*n as th«* lire sink r the du«l on thr ground thw dir. One <»f thè mrr»*iiro* of interost (>r«^<m Anodi -lied in thr tal«* «• - ut «?«*ngro»A ta'fore il **«uld g««t any v sidrrAtu»h wa» a J-ont r«-w»hiti«>n ini <Ìu«M’l bv Seiiaotr M Bttdr, «lir»-*t ih«* «rcrotai y «d w»«r t«» cau»«* sii amination t<» ta« marie of thè hall*« Astoi la altri to «uLinil 4 pian f«»r impruvrmrnl by Ine«* i»it>4 il* Jrp u irith ami »’l eni, t«n>i'?ber w lii lllAtrs uf thr * oal «*f «nell iloproVvm«n Il is pro{»M*«*-| io appropriale 4-’-.(MM) thr puri*»««*. Ibis ¡>r«*|Niaiti«*n v probablv bave to go info thè nell ri ami liarta»r appropr : »tn«n bill. W ««h lug(«•*» Th- shows ech«M»l a y«*ar Kh<»l <*••11-11« of Chehalis <v»unty there are 3,1 *ui children of ag»* in thr rvuoty, a deer«•**«* in <»f 139 Ihr board of <•emiro! ha* • ailed h»r t is to supplj» t h«« stale, tor use at th«- State |W’I ‘telilla! \ w Ao h »Ir* «d Jute, 750 by st«*am«*r ¡ and 1,500 by sailing v «-»« h *I. Thr ai * i «* m »« m | vaine of I all proprrtjr in King f*»uhty is f «••.»13. 4 OU t«« agAlosI lavo. ' The value of all ♦ « i property 4-H. 103,fififi, m i«g»jfi»< 330,143.343 in l* >»> an in« re ts. <d 4.1 404 4V4 Whatcom t«»unty*s hay cr»*p this year will ta simply riiormuu«. It I» esti mated that on«« ranch, having I Hu acre* m t uhivatu»n. situated atauit sevrn miles south (rum Blame, will produce ata>ut 5<M) tons, Thr value of this hay crop 1» estimate*! al tatwmi «I ,000 and 45,(MM) The f* nr ret«’ f«»Uii'l.slion for thr light house at We«lporrt, isab«»ul «*»niplrl«*l. Il roftsHit« «»f a solid mass <»f r«»n«'rrle 40 (r. t square and 13 ta-t thick The »Ititif and limtar f«»r thr t«»wrr is about all < ut to proper giara and shapro, so that thr building of it will m»w g« forward rapidly. Kan«*« < ‘itr. A-ig |fi — The whole sale ¡»rice uf «|r»-«*-»»-ri ta-*-f Ly all the big ¡»M- kcr* has tau raiso-l The lowest price un dross«*I tat-f now is 6 cents, whereas on Saturday fair to goml West ern bwf could ta taught for 4 *4 tu 5 Tl »«• state ta»ard <»f tan«i commission cents. Better grade* were raua-d m rrs ha* rejected the apphrntion to pur* pru|M»rti<»u. The ta«t grari»-* uf Lacon chasr certain lands in t’hinuufc. Pacific were also raised I cents ¡«er pound. county, made by C. I* J««hn*oii et al., Work t»f Train «rrthrr*. Th«> dealer* claim that the raise in la* ausr «»( thr fact that Isml lying be- Dallas. Teg., Aug HI.—The north- price is proof positive that the big cum* lw« « n the meander Im»* am! or.linary tau nd .M, K AT. train was wreck »-»I bine, ata»ul which so mm h ha* tawn low-water m«rk was fortn«*| by ac this morning near Caddo .Mills by some heard lately. Is a fact, ami that it has 1 er» tmn from water ami takmg«**l U» tpe one removing the fishplates and bend tagun thr vX|«r<'t«*| <M|u»M*zing pr«» « *« state by |*ea*on «»f its sovereignty. ing the rails. Every rar hut the rear They declare that they will go into a Alm>*«i «'very firbl of grain in Kit- sta'prr was turned over. M«waenger i*imbine of their own am! butcher their litas <*>unty is now said to ta tay«»ml Rawlins was instantly killed. Several own meal. The packers deny that any puttibHUy *d damage. Cutting passenger* wire injur«*!, but how seri there is any combine. has b«gun, and itril week will ta un- ously could not ta Irani«*!. The in There is a scarcity jured will ta taken to < irernville. A The great eat length of England and (for way generally wrecking crew ba« reached the scene. .Hc«»lland. north and south, la ab«»ut ¡ «»f harvest hands over the country. The yield ata»ui WaU’rville and Bri«lge|M>rt No further ¡«artlculars are obtainable. tiOH mlhw. is pla* <*l at fully l,(XM),000 bushels |>Ml*warM Iron Murli ■••«am«». It is estini.itevl that there ar«« 105,000 Work I m th* Flrl«!«. . roe of gram in Garfield «-uuirnty this U Imington I fa-1 ,<tug 13 -After a Spokane, Aug. HI —There is an un- •hutdown of an weeks, the lirlawar«* year, and that Garfield <ounty will pro precedent«*! demand for harvest hand« iron works, at Newcastle, rewumed dm •• over 3,000,000 huabels of golden throughout Eastern Washington and operations yesterday, giving employ cereal this year. Northern Idaho, F«’*r* are expressed Report« from Asotin prairie stata ment to tat ween 400 and 500 per nona. that enough men cannot ta foound to that wheat in yielding m«»n« to the acre harvest the large crop. than was rspe<*t«*l Home uf the poor* « hlragw W hr»«| tdvaares. Chicago, Aug 12.—Heptrmtar wh«*at r«t pieces of wh«”at land which it was The «ella in the jail at Dover. N. H., thought w«»ul«l d«» well if they went 15 are arrarig««l in a rirclo ami revolve, «o sol«! today at 79’^c, the highret ¡oint bushels to the a* re, averaged oner 30, that the inmates < «n su« cr«atvely see r«*a*’ti«*l «luring the present campaign. tml one held went 37 At this rale thr rtr.intry at all puH»U of Ita «-oau- The advance today was primarily «m the tawi nena» will yield over 40 bushels bullish advice« from a brow I. |-aa«. to the acre. l‘r«F*»seg Taa «>• Prearh«rs. Fort Nonti. Kan., An*. IB.—A local nrw,|«prr annotilo»-. Uiat th. nonti- 11- nirt> ara inaiatiti, that an oe- npato-n tai I« aMtrwwl -,ain,t th. mtniatrr. <>f th. town a. a mean, of raiain, re.- •tane to tnakr up the -Irfi-'iene. or* raaioned b, the cl-atm, of the ulm-na. Thr council i, errati in, with an occu- pet ion tat, and tome of Ihr members rrfuM to rapport thr naeaaur. unless it •ball inclta-lr animator. FORCE r e several «lays ansoni« inquiri«** hive been made regarding the Facific («•»■I «teamrr Mei»«*», which was ta«>ke«l t«» l«*ave tomorrow on her secomi trip to Dye*. The steamer T*»peka, which arrived here this evening, rep»rts that the steamer M»-iiou. on Augu«t 5. while go ing tut«» Diton riitrsiur from .*itka dur n«g a heavy f««g al full sfMHwl, struck tt .-»t lK’vri's r«»«k. After two h**ur> the steamer *ai»k in 500 feel of waler stem first. Th«» captain elii •ite»I great madness», ami. with the officer*, «lid everything that wa» p*»lU* The |N»*Ar»»g«'r« an-l crew were *avrd, with their hand bigg age In »mall fausta After rowing till midnight. they ar- r«vol at .Mrtlakahtla. The tune the «hip »tru< k is tahevrd to ta 4 in the morning. Thr «hip is a total lo*a The passen gers *ml crew arc on the T<q«ekA- Captairi Wallace and his uffi«vrs •piielly WAit«*l their turn to ta» lower«*! over the »i«le into the taMts This «»• ¡w>rform«*l without a hitch, with splen did «1 tei pl i nr. Aftrr the passengers were safely off the ship, th* oftte*re and crow turned l!»e*r attention to th«* hand hagg.sgu, which the ¡»a*«riigrr« had in tbrir cab in*, and tbe trvAA ire as»d VAlUAbl**« ta longing to the stfifimar. * There mas no time to Attempt to «avr anvthing st>»w**l befow «Ireks, and a* it wo*, rv«-rytl»ing in thr cabin* w a* »»«»• «■* ur*-«l. though th«* «'aptam and crew st Av«* I on the «traturr until it wa* no longer safe to du •*■». They La«! not been away from her many minute« when she made a final plung*’ ai ..I went «town, stern first Shr struck <»n her »tartamrd bilge keel and a gaping boiv was l«»rn in her side. Only a short lime taforc, orders were sent to thr engineer tn send her full ah«’4d, and, rontequ««fitly, she went rigiil through the rocks Had she been an iron vrar«’l, few w..uld havr live«! t«» tell of lhea** i l«*nt Hhe would L av * gone *l«»wn like a ruck At New Mell.«k.»htla. where thrv had to •|eii‘| Nrveral days awaiting th«» ar rival «if thr Topeka, new* of th»« wrwk • «■ ■ ' • her t»y h •<' | Al Ki, the pa<*«eng«*ra ami crew had their wants attrn«lr*l to by Rev Mr Duncan ami his Indian*. Of thr 775 ¡Kwsriigrrs. 40 were li.ur ista, wliu mad«* th» rutiml trip, ami oth ers were coming souih from different Ala-kun ¡wirts. lnclu«l**l in tlir latter w»«rr natiiralists who had *prni (lie summer in W»*stern Alaska coll»’«*ting specimens for thr Columbia rnu»««um rheir speoimens, inetramuntAfiixl notes went down with the «•!« »»»»«*« Fight« Thntitah.1 Oregp»«« *h«»««p. Karima City. Aug 13.—J. A Knol lin, a livestock «virumiaaion merchant of thia city, has bought in Oregon M),- <MM) «beep, which are now bring driven «»terland to Kansas, where they will ta tai nest winter and marketed the fol lowing winter and spring. Thia im- men«e heart haa tarn divntal into 13 immls. each of which is driven by eight men. Knollin expects to ranch Kansas with the sheep by Octotar. I be Home are a«tive, because they fear ta» i bough I idle. Fir* la a Trias Tiw«. Houston, Tex , Aug. 13. — At Rar- num, Po'k county. between 13 ami I o'olia k, fire destroyed the planing mill and dry kiln, lumtar yard, lumtar store and a number of tenant houses be longing to W. T. Carter A Brua., a numtar of cars, two small bridges ta- longing to the Kansas A Trias railroad. Laws 3250,000; insurance as yet not as certained. North Alams. M mm , Aug 13.— Henry K« m *I and sister were found dead in their home today. They ha«! appar ently been murdered by burglars. The fish hatchery at Chinook will rotiirnrme operations again some time this month. Earh hop* in one or two Yakima -»tinty ysr«hi will g«» mtn the hale neit wrrk. The average In rarlie« is. how ever, light Picking will not be in full swing tafnre Hr pt ember 5 to 10, but all along luring th** «timing two weeks there will ta work for small crows in thr yards. The Krnl (folding* manure early, ami it there were many of them the yards wo«il«i ta • rowdta after neit week; tail they are few in number, heu • tbe regular harvest will not Cuiafi 00 Lefors tbe usuai time.