Scio weekly press., August 27, 1897, Image 2

• »
• HERMAN
Aa answer »•
TO
JAPAN.
tbs t-esi Weie
•« Hawaii
Relstlng
Washington, Aug 13 — Secretary
.-herman La® «obmitted to thn Japanese
government an anvwer to Japan’s last
n«He rwlating to the ann«*iati«»n of Ila-
w «ll Io the Cnil«*l '•tales
Mr Sher
man’s answer is marked by its friendly
el press ion toward Japan
Two features are brought out by the
answer
It reiterate« the positinn
C*s»prsfcsvalve Msvlew ®f ths
Ireretofufe taken by the set'retary of
Ml ■ egpewlege W ibe rest Weeb etale a« In the right and propriety of
• nnrsing Hawaii to the l’nile«l States;
Celle* From Ute Telegraph CelsmwA.
with thia, however, is <oupl«>l an as
!>avi«l U
"Wilm, t'nitrd Maire •uraiHv- that the intrr«*ela of Japan in
army, retired. judge advorsita gf-ueral. Hawaii will l*e fully safeguard«*!.
It
lit Washington, D. C « sired 33 of • Ian *gprr«see *ati»fa»‘ti”n at the plan
Bright's di •*••*.
of arbitration tieiwerii Ja(*an an»l Ha­
Th* twenty third annual
>>n of waii on the <|ue«tinn of Japan*««- iiumi-
th Amert* <n Bakers’ A-w- ixvti«»n o»n gration to Hawaii.
ven rd in Detroit. Mich.
About 500
Th«» an««er i« largely an elaboration
delegate*« were preesot.
<»t Mr. Hhertnan'a f<»rm«-t letter, and
Two
connterfetl ixilri were the |M*ll< i«»s eipressed in no way differ
presented to the treasury department from lh'«< previously laid down t>y
for redemption
They were made over him
8<> y «-ar® agt« and are clever imitation«
<**e M III#«* Several W«««4 m I.
of the originala.
New York. Aug 33. —-A dispatch tn
By a *leriw|on of Acting ta.* ret ary the HeraLi from < aonstAntinople de­
Ryan, of the interior de|«artm«-rit, the scribing the bomb esplosion say®
Dy
d**.*i*n taing pre¿«and try Awwiatant namite wa« hurl«*! through the lower
Attorney-tgeneral Vander*enter, it haw window« of thr council hottsw of the
taco ««'tiled that any person ear* twite sublime f«»rte by Armenian baads and
160 serre of land, and it the per eon haw Irll just below tba mum in Which the
heretofore taken any part of th»* 160 trlrgrapli offL-r is situated, shaking with
acres, he or th« is entitled to make up terrible force the entire
building,
th* full amount.
bursting walls and ahootitag up through
hailriMul off!« tels in Hi. J««srph re port the fi«.«r above, which it lift«*! clear
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away, ami finally |**rf<»rating the roof
Western road®. caused by the immense w«tl) holes like th«**«' <>f a pep|*er L b « x .
grain < nqw
All ronds entering that Kvrry wimlow in that part of the
city are laird to their fullrwt «a|«eity building a 4» srna*l>e»l> ths glam cover­
now and the »witching force l<^® '■«•n ing the broad <v»rnd«»r leading to the
Increased 23 per t'eut. Th-» Burlington grind vifierste being broken into an
company haw t**u«*l orders that no rnore egtraonlinary fineness, abowmg how
i ®l ta’ loadnd in the tight lari
severe th* (*mru<wuin ha-l been
st*® k-ears taing used m»tca I.
One |«ers«»n was killed ami several
The batttb must
Dr J M IHeir, a reputable physi­ • •ffi ials woun»L*l
cian, <»f New York. announ*«-» that h« bars been uf a large and <<»®r»e kind.
ha« tli** otrrr | a new • urr for r*m®utnp»
l
<«< K«ad«Ml
lion by electricity.
He will read a
paper ta-for* th«' «Minty m«*di al
iety,
N«irth Tonawanda, N Y
Aug 38.
giving the detail« of th* plan. wl»i*h — Cn-lr Sam is l«eing dafraaJed ami
lain « ff«*<t the ater Ihf mg of th«* rfta <*d the Chinewe exclusion a«'t evade«! al-
m<’»t ever* day almig the Niagara fr«»n*
H
■•. i - to b itr cured a «hub n pet« tier.
Lately the o|«»ratl«>na of th*
•muggier* have inrrca«e*« in volume an
Iv. arid many ph*si* ianw of high »land* : t
. 4
*’ • • have
Ing are «aid to agree that the cures are bonottw alarm«*!.
complete and rff cclual.
The *Ui’iggl«*rs seem to he well in-
The report of the mmmi«winner of f>»rm«»d as to the movements nf the «>ffi-
and through information wfur-
education, Dr William T Harris. for i’« rs
ni*h«*l them, presumably by spie*,
■”***
tawn completed.
It ®h«»w® a total en­ hwe been able to avoid ail lisps »el.
rollment in that year in the e< bools The interdict**! numig» .inis ar«* brought
and crdlcg«*«, tatb public and private. a< r«a««a il>«* Niagara fruriticr in consi«l-
When they reach
<»f 15,557,157 pupils. Thiw was an in* efs’d* number®
'» o
«if 3”®
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Fb< ! !;•».* . f 1J p. !.
{Ins oity they are taken un Irr rover of
Ii< institutions was 14,463.57!. and in larkm*«® tn a certain laundry, where
-tilutoms I. .’»4H JC»,
In fid« (Ley are ’'plant««*!'* until arrang«ments
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can b* mad« to wend them tn interior
pupil« in the various sj®*rial school® -»it lea
and institutions, including bust nee*
Ht»«>rhcM| o*etliu«r«l i«* KsMtesnawt■
college®, music oonaervatorl«-», Imltan ;
Sah Francifex», Aug. 3S — Farly this
and reform »rhooh. making the gran«!
morning while the «. hoonrr Christina
total enrollment fur the whole country
Mcbbtns inward-latum! with a cargo
15,413.157
»f lumber was pacing Point Bonita in
Frank M inning<o. an aged painter, a dense fug. another v«xo-*d a us sudden­
HI.
- •«* .«n I pn< id «-tart «*4 t*' ly sighted • «-aring down upon her. The
«l«*atl» in In» HMM »’• W
|
\ ok. wcln>*n<»r was immediately put about
N J
«nd th* danger averted, but meantime
INI NfWS OF FHt WEEK
Angndillo.
the
Italian
an«r<h
the forvdtuom, m swinging around,
|«l who murdered Premier Canovas, strife k A
Nording and knocked bin
haa been tried by court martial and ' itH^urd.
The blow brx»ke his righ
sentenced l*> ta* garrote»!.
arm and sirn-wt eal)>el him, lull, br­
A Canadian Pacific train «truck a ing a god fwimuser, he managed to
rarn-igv containing five person» at a keep sfi<»s| until pn'ktd up by a I «oat
rrureitig near St. There®«». tjiirta*« kill­ from the «rlmuncr three quarters of an
hour after the aocidonl.
It require«!
ing two women and injuring thr •* uth
IT stitches to «»bare file woum! on his
era.
A special from Rome says it i« report- •«alp at the water-front receiving hos­
rd the |"»p* will ricnimtnunieatr Prince pital
ll«*ttry «if Orleans an«! th«» Count of
Walt on Ita I «ward Rise.
Turin, a® dueling is forbidden by the j
Saginaw, Mnh.. Aug. 38. — The
Roman Catholic church.
Michigan Halt As«M«i*iation ha® ad*
It ia «tat*d that Prc»i«l«’iit M Kinley vanned tlie prace <»f salt in all ths
Law» cap»« **«d hin»»«'lf in favor *»f th* markets of ths Weal 5 cents a barrel,
admt»«hM> of New Mellon to s1.*teh«w*<i. and in th«* h • n«* market * cent« a bar-
A hill to that efftw t will lie intru» hired r* i whi<
b ii g- th«' pr>< <’ up relative­
at th* nrit *«-*«ioti of cmigrrn.
ly the same in all mark«'ls. Th* new
Packorw, 6Hc;
No.
I
A *-■ »ithern
Pa* ific freight train priors are.
No. 2 «team, &3c; No. 1
at ru» k a burning »tump (hat tumbled • learn, 5'<
down the mountain »ide in Cow «reek grantilah'd, 43c a barrel; dairy an«J
Halt
canyon in tamlliern Oregon, c*»mph*tely •ular remain at thr former prim*.
demolishing th« engine and four cars t« moving fairly and in f«*>d demand,
and killing Fireman Robert McEwan and it wa» thought advisable to ad­
vance th* price I ax »a us* the am<»unt on
and an unkn >wn tramp
Justice btrphen J. Field, of the hand is rnin h I«**» than at tin« lime
Vnital Mate® supreme court. ha® ra- last year, an«! the pruvpecla fur the
tat>lth«« r«-«M»rd fur th«« l«mg«*«t future bright.
wervici* on that brnch» Th«* «•rviov of
< h «4 Jd»ti <• John Marshall Lad l«wn
ll r long« <*t in the hn»lory of the court,
CMVvriOg 35 y ram.
Junior Field’«
«•-rvicw« <»x<«wda that of Marshall,
lie
was appointed in I mis by Prvwidcnt
1.in mln, and iw in hi® Hl«l year.
Ho
hii® r«*avhe»l the age of retirement, Lui
|»e pr«'f«*r« to r«*main in active «crvino
«»n the ta'nch, and there i® l>«> pr«*»eut
indication that be will retire.
Thoma® J<-tT«»nM->n Sappingt«>n, m
«dit i in«» resident of St. lx mi« county,
Miro'rtiri. who «ared General V. H.
Grant from captura by Con faderat«*«,
do*d near Sappington, a suburb of St.
laiult.
In lh<S4, w hen Grant cam«» back
to make a »bort Visit to hia farm near
the latter city, Mr. Sappington, who
w as a first lieutenant in thr Seoon«l Mis-
sour l militia, learned that a num lier of
the most radical «ympathiaers with th«
South ha«l planned to«apture General
Grant ami take him South a priaonwr.
Mr. Sappington determined to thwart
the whctn«*.
He hurried to HL lamia
and met General Grant just as he was
starting out for his farm.
The result
was a disappointment to the inrn who
Were lying in ambush for Grant.
Faelwd mm 4 l»l»*l
Middlesboro, Ky , Aug 38. —l^ena
< 'oil I ns Worth, of ClailM»rne county,
I*-nn., is dead from ths efl«* t® <>f a 53*
«lav fast.
bhe baa been starving bar­
self t«> death under a vow. She quar­
reled with her busl*and, they separ­
ated, and »he v«»wrd she would fast
until hr r« iurned to her.
Efforts of
friends and relatives to force her t> eat
have la-en of no avail.
T«» KlnMtllke by Trwlley < ar.
Tacsnna, Aug 83.—Among the pas
set gers <»n the City of Kingston for
Alaska last night, Frank Mc<k»rmH'k,
«»f Duluth, a representative of the Gen-
«•ral Kh*'triv Company, is said to have
gun« wit!» the blew of Linking into the
feasibility of building an eb> trie line
through the |*ass to the gold regions,
establishing electric light and power
plant«, etc.
A Tramp Flrn«l I ymrhe«4.
Chicago Aug. 33. — An unknown
tramp was «'apturwl an«! lyncher! thi«
afternoon by infuriated farmer® near
Manheim. The tramp had assault««! a
woman, ami beat her in a terrible
manner.
J II. Prawl «hot and mortally wound-1
k ®«*bmarla*
lnunrh»il
• d Danl«*l Maloney, ri-rity marshal
Baltimore, Aug. IS.—The A'gonant,
of The Dall«»®
Th«* trouble arose <>v«r
• ,u)’in*rine craft. w*e l,tin< he.| tol«_,
a horse race that occurred in Kin kitat
■t the ver.I, of the <‘.>hin>htan iron
county two months ago.
work, in the pieeenoe of a large crowd
Fur the «econ«l time within a little of intrroiwl ,pr. talora Mia Mirrtain
over two years the Vtma mine, the m<«t l.akc, .laughter of the inventor, Him. n
famous gidd pn«durer on the mother latke, chriateneii the etrange orafl.
l«»dr, in kngvl’s lamp, Cal . caught
Harvard arwd.ata.
fi*«» thsough the €wrt*)raaneaa of some
of th«» w«»rkmen.
No live® were loet,
Ont of the 400 voting man gra luato!
t’Ut the
pr«»pvrty was considerably from liarvan! .xtllrgr thi, year not our
damaifed.
intend« to take up the ,tody of theology
A- ting Puetmaatcr-General Svhallen-
Hntehinaon, Kan., Aug >8.—The
Iwoger ha® re«'eivvd a telegram from the
grandatand fell at the L. A. XV. bicycle
rh piity p«>®ttna ter general of Canada,
race, here today. Four thonean.l per»
stating in reply to a voininnniratmn
pie packer! the tern|a>rary «tritcture,
•ent bv our government regarding Klon­
and during the thin! race, without
dike» mail, that a «"ountrr propMition
warning, a «ectiwn of the grandataud
Lad just tw»cn mailed by Canada.
gave way. throwing SOO paoplw to the
Word ha® reached the government
ground. None are killed, but • number
a ithotities at Washington that Hrttish
«tramer« are landing fndgbt anti pas- were eerioualy Injured.
srng«»r« at Hkagnay, Al.iska, instead of
nt ¡> t * w . in «lire« t violation of the law.
Dye « is a ®iib|w»rt of entry on l.ynn
« ansi, an«i Hkaguay is Sil Bides off.
T
m»!h*r will be investigstol by thig
g >\«. nmeul.
Belgrade. Aug IS.—Adiapatoh from
Niach «ay« that during gunnery practice
there tralay a al,ell belonging to one of
.he gun« of tlie furtrea, egpluded, kill-
ng «>1 artillerymen an l badly injuring
lour others.
Mill SERVICE fiGREEMENI
Semimonthly Trips to the
Klondike Region.
AGREE TO EXCHANGE OF MAILS
<
Washington, Aug 23. — Thr Cana­
dian ami the Cm tn! Matra govern*
menta have AgrrstI to co operate in aug*
ntenting the f«uatel facilities «d thr
Klumlik«» rrgi«m. and the result will
shortly ta evi lenr«M in a sutalantial
doubling uf the mail srrvnr from thr
coast into that district. Canada made
a pr»«pmiti«*n lor ♦•i hange of mail® at
< ir* le City am!
City, agrvwmg
te perform th« servnw from IM whmi
< ity i>» Dy«»® by means of a mnlra* t «»!
Iter awn. with reimbursement to ta
made by this government for its share
of thr srrvi v
Ti»i® «ligers from this country's prop-
<«Hti«»n in that 'sn ler thr latt«r the
I’nite»! Mate® was to let tlie oontra* I
am! look ta Canada fur rrimburgrmml
for the latter’s share. The uudnler
<b«*met however, is aatisfoctary to the
| mm U(>ffier department here
The Canadian service pfwvideg for
tlie elchang«» uf mail® al Fort Cwlahy
.
' ;
,
* ! - ! tr.
i • . -x
run City an*! Ihe*.
The exact route is
not out in**!, lull ir> all probability it
will strike
directly ®»*uihward from
I>* whm » u City, winch is on th* Brili»h
side of th* line, *l«»wn t«* Dy*a
At
present, th* diairi- t gets the tw«n«*fit «»f
mail® <«nce a month. The new arrange
menl will furni®h an additional iw»r-
vuw», giving semi monthly mail®, the
lri|*» prutably being sandwich«*«! br
twew’h th* date« «leaignatcd in th«' prra-
•nt «xmtrsH l of the Cnit**l Slates
t'anada*« pru|»M»ilion for carrying
the mails one round trip a month ta-
tween Dawson t’lty and Dv*a was fur-
mally ac 'cpiud thi® afternoon by Act­
ing Pugimaster-Geiieral Shallentarger,
and the Canadian government n«»tifi«*i
•f Hie a > turn
In th»- roniinuiin’4ti*>n,
this guveri m«*nl i® ®lat«*d t<> ta ready
to ARguflte it* share of tlie responsibil­
ity, and Canada Is urg««d {«> put the
"«•rvlcr into «>;*erat>un at th«’ earliest
p»«*iLl* moment
Dye®, which is 1U0
mil»*® atav«* Jui.i'rtii, on Lynn canal,
stid Dawmm City will I m * d«*dare«l inter­
national
exchange offices. Th«»
British mail® will ta <wrrid bv th««
Cmted Mat«*® fr«»tn Victoria tu Dy*a
Th«* servic«* will bring about the ereu-
tion of a |sMt<»ft!re at Dawsun City, and
a •<» at E’ort Cudahy, Forty Mil«*, an*l
prutably at other ix>int*. although
lb«--** menliunetl are tayond l>4W«>n
City . The service will ta under th«?
itnomdigte
h ”'
of th« Cbtigdian
«• 4h I ti *
tr r .. I - -* HI
N* » j*:ip}-«*>! w th d‘»g® .«h I Ft*dges*. 4I)<I
will have Indian drivers
The first
con.ract will ta at least one year,
. • V <" {I:.- r. - l*.%‘( T11 -8. '. « full I n - es­
p *dite-i by carrying them over tira
preaetil Circle City route tatween tlie
intea of the new service tills will Im
done.
i«a®l April an or»lcr was issued by
tli* )WH*tuffir«? department discontinuing
the steamboat mail service from Seattle
ta Juneau, taginmng April 13.
This
older has now l»e«*n modified to read
“omit service from that date to the
31st «>f H um immth, when th«' |»erform*
Alice of the service is to ta resumed. ”
(J u »» r V® ill « arr> a Halal.
Seattle, Aug- 23.—At nso tonight,
the Al-Kl SHth*l fuf Dyea and Sksguay.
Kbe carried 145 paa*<»ngrr® an* I ttiX»
Ums of freight.
Among the cattle on
t>»®rd were 25 long horned steer«.
Shortly after the collier Willamette
left for Dyea. the pim*rngrrs urganife'd
for jMilicr protection, thr organ i sat inn
being nam«-*i the Willamette an*! Klon­
dike Protective .Society.
('are wa®
taken to prevent fire and all suspicious
characters were watch«**!.
Befur«» the
boat rrachc«! Dvea. eight suspected men
had !>rrn ituprison«*«!.
Valentin* wrip jumped In price to
|36 and |45 |»er acre, a* th«* result •»!
thr rush to the Klomlike gold field®,
loirge td«e k® uf scrip have I mm ii sold in
this t'ity th«* intention bring to locate
property al Hkaguay.
Next Sunday
the steamer Qtiewi I leaves f«»r HI.
Michael®, with I u in tar.
The A
K«*rry Luintar Company sends thr
frame and Itimtar m H Htt«r*! to l«u>!d ¿u,
hotel there to accommodate 150 |*r«»plr.
Tb« Queen will rra« b ll >rre in three
week a.
Deputy Sheriff t'ahlerliral ha« a let­
ter from el■ Deputy Adam B«k»»r, datr»l
••kagiiay, Augn«t 7.
Hr went <»n thr
R cmm I i «.
Tin* |ta®«eng*re forme*! a
company to anl>>»«l
Trouble wn®<l••',
by chi * man assuming to I mmw
Thr
miner® drew gun« an«! then took their
individual «**>1® ashore.
The river, but a mile from ci inp, is
500 feet wkle ami swift, am! there i®
iMHititu»«*l loss of g'*"»is by horarw fall­
ing in thr current.
l*Acks must te « nt
away tn save thr huree*.
Several
horses were drowned Augu®t fi ami 7.
Tired men are selling outfits at lea«
than cost. Thirty men are building a
bridge lialf a mile up
It is a private
snap.
All w.»uld I m * w«*il if th* pros
pa*ct«>re aouId wurk together.
Veil Thatrttgh • llalrhwav h> |le>alh
Port Townsend. Aug 23. — John
Itilry. a «ailor on the Britiali «hip Cor­
unna. winch arrive.! yaaterday to load
wheat at Tacoma for the I’nited King­
dom. fell thru igli a hatchway of tlie
«hip thi« morning and broke Id* neck.
••»•rs
INJUNCTION MAOE PERMANENT
Flttsbarg Ceseirt t»««l«tee la Faier ef tb«
< eel Mln« U|.«M!. e
Pittsburg, Aug t0 —Tin« •« tb«
operatore* day, and. fiom prewent ap-
pe*ar®t».'e®. they have made a most
effect « v« m<*ve. and have nearly, if n«>t
quite. ch**ke»i their opponents, the
striking e®alt®iner® The **«*uG*« *!«*cree
tolay. in making permanent thr prelim­
inary injunction restraining the strikers
from camping, marching, or in any
manner interfering with the New York
A Cl*« elan»! Gas <««•! Company*«
miner®, bad the rff«vl of almost deplet­
ing ihr cam|w, an«! apparently a gen*
eral de inorali «a tirwi atmmg the camper®
«list«.
In order to follow upth«*ir advantage,
lite o| erator® held a largely attended
u»*« tirig tumghi at Hie M*«n«*ngahrlfi
hj'Uw* and arrange*! for the starting of
their mine® with or without f.-r*«*
If
f.»re»» ggrtii® to ta unavoidable, it i® the
intentum to start a few mines at < nkw ,
ttn-ler the prutei'tiou uf deputi*®, and
aliate ver expense may result will Is»
*b.tr««d pro rata bv* the mine-owner«
When court mnten«*l this morning
Judge« M««we and tail Iler banded down
the «lev i®ion in tbs injutH't>*»n proceed
mg® of the N«*w York A (develatid Ga-
(Yml < ori apsoy against thr United Mm*
Wurkere of America. Patrick !>»lan,
Wtlham Warner and other® The pre
liminary injunction wa® hi a* I* perma-
h*»nl Abd the
Wa« order«-1 to
file a t«»nd of
to answer fur etich
larnax* ® a® may ta sustained bydclend-
•nta by r«KU®»ri <*f the injunction
Immediately after filing th* ila'in*,
and ti|®»n mutton «»( Thomas Patterson
th« court oolered a similar decree to ta
irawn m the < a*e agam«t the Hunnla
inner®, in which the injunction was
applied for by Rufus (*. Craw fun!.
The prnv of coal, which i® rv|«c»rted
to have advanced at almost every
point in the <<»«intry east of the Missouri
river and at all Mississippi river potuta,
• itc t ’.* g Mt wrt oK* l- gar *« vrn u -••
ago, sliows no material tnereaae al
Pittsburg. Th« ruling figure in targe
lot® is 6 ta 5*4 cents per bushel
Plans are taing h»rin» l for the main­
tenance r»f the «ttiker® and their fam
the® for A pr«.h*iig»'*! pcrin«!
The el-
p’HS«* of arrymg on the «trike is pls- «®l
4t fAoo a «lay, an*! api»*»!« s^e ««»ming
in every da\ for help for f.imilieg in
the mining village-.
The action at the meeting of operat*
ora yesterday i« in accordance with tlie
• i .
• .1
^fe
agreement had been furmuiAt«d. The
4gr«M*ment provi«!«»® that all »*• al con
tra« te*l for on th«* 54*cent basis shall ta
aimed at that rate until the oontracta
ire filed.
It is known that the reqsirt
menta of the Lake trade by Septemtar
15 are 6,000,000 tone.
If the contra- is
■ re not tilled the operator® will not
nlv lose a large amount of money, but
pul themselves in a position to lose
• mtr « t® for all time to . <>m«».
The stri king miners encamped at the
nines nf the N«»w Y«nk A Cleveland
las ( <>al Company did not inarch tin®
morning as they had p!ann«»*l to do.
At Turtle Cr«*ek they formed tn line,
hut when ready to start they beheld
the deputies standing just mitftidu of
the camp, so tlie march iva- abatuloned
and small pirtie® num tar i ng from tu«»
to six each were instrtH'ted to patrol
the winn I h in toe vicinity of the min«*
«h«! report the
of men going to
work. They were mstruete«l to k<*ep
moving, and if «p prone bed bv deputies
lo gel away rapidly tu«*®ca|*e the service
of an injunction, if possible.
Th«'
leader» propone in this way to haras*
th«’ deputies ami Ih» Armiti. They say
there ar«* 30,000 men in the district,
ind th.it injunction® will hav«* tola'
read
times tafore the attack®
ti|M»n the mines at <>ak Hill, Handy
Cr«*ek ami Plum Cre«'k • tam *. iiiib*s®th<*
mines ar«» «ouner rkmud down.
Th«»
men followed the instructions, but were
twiabh« to l<*arn just h«>w many diggers
went into the pit today.
The output
>f th«» Oak Hill mine yesterday wa.®
•«•ven car® of lump **»al and two of
• la« k and nut or ataut I HO tons. Thi®
•! mjw ® a gam for th« company, though
ho claim uf increased force is mad«* bj
DeArmitt. and the strikers claim that
only 22 m«*n are at wurk.
VttarahlR«« I«» Ur I «<1ti«te(l.
New York, Aug IB.—A «pecial to
the Herald from Washington ».«Vs. Th«
treasury «lepartuient l® ke«*pit>g a sharp
l<®«koul fur the anarchist® now being
Irivcn from France, >pnn and Italy
hy ooncerte»I a <*I i «» u by the great <x>nli*
nental jaiwer®.
No pain® will ta*
i|»arr»! tn prevent the Unitevi States
from being made the asylum fur there
men. Terrei««** V’. P«»wderly, tlie new
-'«'iiiinissiuncr uf immigration, said in
an interview tliat he would adopt every
remedy under the law to *x< lu*le
Plana«, the fafel«»r «»f tlie Spanish an-
archiate, who has been condu<t»s| to
llsvre by French uff!<*er® and shipped
to New \ <>rk.
1 he immigration au­
thorities will notify their «»fficera at
New York ami all large reata^rd i®»rt»
to ta» on the l«N»k«uit for anarchists
hra le«l this way. It is eij®«ctrd that
tlie United Stales cunsol at Havre will
give specific inLirniatton as to the ship
on which Plana* ami Ids cumputriui®
•aiL
j
Killed by lightning
Hollister, Cal , Aug
30 — Frank
Brunks, ag*«i 25, son of Vnlney Brooks,
<»f Fairview, was instantly kilta! by
lightning today.
Tlie d<aoeaae«! came
to ths door <>f his home, aceom|®anta!
by his fattier, and both were str wk
The fattier recovered soon after, an«!
foun<! his sun deed
in ®ll»»ln.
A Fr»lfh« Train Worb
Ht Louis, Aug 30.—A Republic spe­
cial from McLeanstaro, HI.. «ay« tliat
nobody was kilta! in th« wreck r»f
freight trains on
th« Luiiitville A
Nashville railroad near Dwiilgren, at M
A
M.
The trainmen nf tli« trains
which war« in collision eacaped unhurt
Both engines were completely demol
i«h««d, an«! fivs cai« of oorn ditohed.
delaying the trains four hour«.
Port Towneend, Aug.
S3. — The
Aiueri.-an l«rk Matilda, SIS ton«, Cap­
tain McKenaie, boiiwd in from Hono­
lulu to Port Biakely, Ur loa.1 lumber lor
tlie return trip, went »»horeon ratooeb
rock« at 8 o'clock thi» morning
>he
i« a total wreck.
The Matilda wa»
owned by Captain Rufo» Calhoun, of
thi« city, ami had tiern in the lumlirr
trade lietween Hound ,*»r• s ami Honolulu
many year».
There was no f.„, hut
In England and Wale« the death rate
light »moke reported at the time of the from typhoid fever has declined from
•cci.lenL
The Matilda war built al >77 per million in 1876*80 to 185 in
Ueara|«rt, Me., In 18S7.
1656 54
FROM
Th* ®(t»au**r Q umb
THE
NORTH.
tlrlMga M *»r«l V u »« m
Vuztoira.
Aog.
15.—Ths steamer
Queen arrive»! lais tonight from t* >*
north
A-'curding to Purser Carroll*
very few of the 1,300 men now *'ampa*»l
al Kkag’iay and Dyea will get over the
I»*»« thi» winter.
VISITEO
THE
ISLAND IN 1881
Mm started to b»iil«l a new trail, but
found that It w«iuld tak«* 300 men three
weeks, and atan*L«n«*d the id«M.
Prob­
!»«»<«« RM»«« inry
K«I4» m «*®» S«t»®<aalla«es
ably 300 men will get across In time
Hie « leim. enU !*>«•••• < llpj»»«tMB
to •tart 'lo«n the river.
iBleMS fe» K«laang i«» I aria ••»*
A eommitt««* *»f 2 » has tarn eppmntaI
tn k*«*p order at '•ktguiy, J M•■Kinney,
Oakland, Cal , Aug 33 —Caplan) F
W. Permein, <»f this city, claims Clip «.f (teattie, being elected «diairman. anti
js’ftoti island, an«l a*arrt® to* , his till* W J. '•apparata«, of New Y ’k. a» « r«*-
Everything is orderly, and men
as ths ta*t»a fide d|s»*«»vere r of th* At.*ll tary.
with its laut» of guan«* an I ul |W»4F I in good health.
Gn August 7. tlie high tule drove
o’! sters.
tnanv c cam|«rr« Iss« k fr»»m the bunch,
IMMI
He a«MN?rts that on M ay
There la a g»®«*! road five mil*« frttm
while bound to < o*ta Rica ill
brig
the Klsie, he first visited the l•lan«l. lite tay, and gw®*!* o®» I*» haiil«*d in by
After tliat lb*
that «>n July 4, l*iyj, he visited it again wagon that distance.
and hoisting the stars and strijN’s, t«*»k trail i® hed.
M«*n are Lieating lot® at *kupny.*m>e
formal i«»•«*• ®ion of it in tlie name of
M — t of the men
the Cnite«I Ktalm.
IhK’umentary evi- taing sold f*»r 6600,
are
prejw«ring
tu
winter
at Skagway.
dene* *»n the subject is oti file at Wash*
A |acker from P»»rti«n«l l«*»t eight
¡ngton, cu| i««*oi whi ’h Captain Prrwtein
borsea and |®vk® They fell *L*wii a
p aMMNBIH*®. seems to sutatant late his
cliff 70 feet, th« jwfe kcr narrowly rs
claim an*! also to prove that th* statu!
raping.
i® !'lilted Mates territory
The report that the steamer ttannta,
(«plain l**rmein slat«*« that hr ha*
from this jwirt. waa •*.«»•*! at Dy «»a i®
mad* known the nature wf in® claim to
drpled by the »»ffl* ere of the t^ween
the agents of the Brttt»h company n«*w
M«m wh«» arrive»! from the North tw­
n eg» trat I ng with the m*n to whom he
it, g . .«*>ogh H’r*» CMillbool
gave a bill of «Bata f»»r thr«** tenih« of
trail i* th« Leat «»nr, miners fire cen­
th«' isian*!.
If U ie Englishmen are will*
tering at *kagiiay.
Goods ran Le
ing tu |«ar a fair pros, the • aptain and
haul«*! «ivrr a large part of the Chil
I h » wife, who hi® twki’h a keen inter*®!
k *»t trail in w.ig*»n®, an*! tmwrt «d the
ill tlie affair from the l»eg inn I ng. will
rest of th« w.«y «»n jafe k horse*
About
*« iL
H no< th«n intim«! t<> work tlie
two mile* over the summit men hav«* to
deptsit» of guano, whirl» pruf»*«ss«»r
carry their goods.
Shaw ho» ««llmated to ta worth ♦ *«»
The White pass trail I* vary tad an*!
500,000.
About
h«»rs«*w have to ta kill«*! daily
two md«’* of th* trai! is nordtimy*«I,
PHOTOGRAPHY IN COLORS
but still a large portion of kt is b»*ggy
A few m*’u are getting through, but
I »Mi« InjtBi-r It«« IH •*-«»» »»r.l
%
v«»ry «lowly, borsea taing •» ®nv, •‘»»m-
th* I'rurefa
|*red with tlie nuiutar «»f men there.
M. Ishiis Aug. 33 —>in« e Profe««or
V<igel, «d Berlin, suggested that it wa«
minis wn_t start up
pOMhble tu pr«Mlu«*e finlor with rite cam­
era, photographers and chemist* have
•Huig.it to fln«l A sue«-useful pnn'eea.
Al- Th» t’tltsbarg O|vrr«k»«»r» Have l»r« l«lr»l
tu l>rf, th«- Ntria«»*«
ta»rt Mclin»’* kcr, «if the Western Etigrsv
('leveland, Aug. IU. —The operator*
mg < <*u;i|»aiiy, «»f thi® city, has achieve«l
this
II«» « an pr*»lu.’e any <ibj«M’l H i it® of 25 Pennsylvania i «'«ml mines Lei.I a
natural oolor®
Th«* main sroret <»f the conference in thi® » city today, at which
pr<N**-®<« ia tl:e extraction »»f the three It wa® «letertnilied that mines in Hie
Pttteburg «iistrlct sbotti«! ta start«’*! and
piimary colors, yellow, r»®l an*! blue.
A novelty of th* work is that th* oh operated without tlrlay. »II the grouml
J* - *
,i. ^ • ■ ‘. *t r g •
that the miners have taken a high-
practically around the corner.
Thi® hand«®! position; that nothing luit an
i® mad«» | n »» si I»I«’ by the use of a prism unrra*«»nabta prie e for mining will «at*
tsfy tbei* demands; that
tliat they
thrv hav«’
before lite earner.»
Behind the prism
i® a ««»lor filter. Tins is a small, flat ta*rn unwilling to treat with th* o|»erw
tank <»f gl:*®*
This filter ts Altai with tor® on anv (air groumta, aisu th it
a « hrinically pure solution to excl id«' lh»*re I® I»«» oilier cw»«in»«* left open to th’’
a'l but the color d«*Sir«®l to ta- extract*«! operator® at this time.
It was determined tliat all c«ml sold
from the object
A green
mused
when red in tu ta» photographed; a blue
N«»
soltttloa when yellow is want«*»!, and a in ist Io* imm-d al Hits prn u.
rr»l mixture is put in th«» tiller when change in th«» |'-rto®« uf rmn.i g mil ta
<*«msHl«*re»l until th* «sminici® ma*!«* at
the tiiir*l basic color, blot*, ia to ta* re
pr<®iuc«*.l
Back of th«' lilt» r »• th«* tlie 54-cent tatet# afe fital an«! tta uni-
..■•» «•nu nt
eted.
plale ®|»rcially prepare«! for th«* color®. f
An Oakland Sea Captain First
Saw the Island.
OFFICERS
WERE
KILLED
llrtffillw uf th«* Miitin» «»«« Ihr Nrhuunsi
Oll»» t»M«-|a»-r
New York, Aug 23. — A dispatrh t«
the Herab-i froiu Hurn*®« Ayrer ssy»
Telegraphie ad vier« froui the Hrrald’s
corrrapondent in Rio «le Janeiro «re tu
the cffi'cl that a vegatd uf the Atlantic
mpin.lron h»s picke»! up am! h«dds at
Bahia, John Ix-nd and the other mem-
bors of th« ■•f«*w of ihr Atnerii'an
schoonrr Olive Packer, who niutinie*i
They tnurdere«! the captain,
Mt sra.
J. W. 1 Whitman, am! thr fir*«t mat«*
William I i-amlrr®, after having had
truuble.
Thr crim«* was committed
alMMil 136 miles fmm Buenos Ayr«*®,
The six prisoners have niadr conf«*«
aion of th«*ir pnrt in it, and have at*
tetnpled litt!« oomvalmvnl.
Thry say
that rtfler ihr munlcrs th«*y •«*< thr V«
sei on fir»* and took to the boats.
The
*>*di«M>ncr w is laden with himtar and
Th«* men lied
burn«'« 1 v«*ry quickly.
rough «*x|*»*riences ta»for* they were
picked1 up.
The details of th«» mutiny have not
lnn»ri given out vet, but the men *a.'
there ha<l brrn ill-feeling on thr whole
voyage, and the captain an«! the gerund
mate Lad ma«»r strong cneuii«-* of ah
the inrmb«‘m uf the crew
Tl»r United Mate® oonaul will tsk«*
«-Large uf tlie inm, ami they will prub-
ably l«r sent to B oa U mi un a mvriJiaint
Vragrl fur trial.
r«.Mr ini« ter ailv«r.
Denver, Aug 33.—In a letter forth«
public, «*1 G v«rn<»r J
B Grant, of
the Omaha*Granl smelter says r«g4 rd-
mg the continued fall in tlie pri< e of
silver*.
”ln my opinion tl»r worLI can pro
du< r not to exceed I 50, tMM»,(>U0 ounce®
l»*r annum at 50 cent* per nunc«*.
The
annual absorption i® gr«*atcr than l«50.-
000.000 onn* ’»s. so that 50 c«‘nls should
!
ta ta lrurk price. In the immediate
! future it may go below fiOcefita l»rrausr
smelter® ami others are offering tu sell
million® uf ounce® al thr lowest price
i
to br obtained, 80, 60 and V0 day«.
Iln.iv Uio> is done with a view to get­
Fatal Itunawwy 4rrl<lotit.
ting rid uf the preernl stocks with as
Petaluma, Cal., Aug
17 —A horse little I« mm as pussibta
I nut 50 cent®
driven hy John Cash ran awav this af- mr the ta!r«s k price t»rcausr I believe
ter noon, throwing Cash an! his two that th«’ World will conimu«* to ataurb
daughters out uf the buggy and instant- thr increasing amount of silver from
iy killing Cash, whose head Struck a year to year, am! 1 don't tahevr it is
•tone wall. The injuries rewived bv |MN>®ihle I«» maintain th« present output
his daughters were not fatal
at 50 cents ”
Berlin, Aug. 38 —The gres ter f>art
XVaahinglon, Aug. SO.—The preaident
of Hilreia ha» Ix-rn vi«ited by severe ha» appointed fami» A. Walker, of
•torma, and »evrral ¡ersona bave berti Helena. .Mont., to bemalter at the L’m
led Htste» aaeny office at Helena
killrd by lightning.
A*h«»r«> «st T»l«»<»Bh.
NEWS
Hral»r Bahlalter Marrl»«!.
Pittsburg. Aug 33 —laita last night
it was pMiitivrly announced tliat Mrs.
Margaret Ferris, wt«l«»w uf thr builder
of thr Chicago wheel, ha® been married
in Pittsburg to Franci« Schlatter, the
divine hraler of Canton. Th«* <rrr-
rnonv wa* |»rr formed l»y
Rev Mr
War«!, pu«tor of Ht. Peter’s Episcopal
church.
Mr. an* I Mr«. Heb lai ter are
now at a down town hotel.
Din-tura Mr pvople in Ireland who
live un th* |M*talu uevrr have tlie gout.
of th«' Pittsburg district was r» pr»■» -nt
c*! at tlie conference, slid all w«’ie
iiuaiiitnous and agreed, if necearery, to
forcibly rt-«unie «qs-niti«»n®. wit!) the
••»«'eplton of M A. Hanna <4c < •
NO| A
PRICELESS
PEARL
% M<>«**?r«l <
rati«»«« l*r»«»NI»t!
W oittiB«» < >HM«««ltl Iti g Aulrldr
(iaklan*!, Cai , Aug
i’J. — Mata l
CruaLy, w ho att* inpt«*»l to conimlt sui­
cide tirar l«amtartvil)«*, N J , a f« w
<!;»%• ag‘», i- w«dl known in editarm i.
She is known hrre a® Mrs. l‘«*.»il Prn *,
nnd thrratunii»g suicide is ber prufos-
• loii
Wheh»*v«*f sire b'Comts linm
cially «*mtarras®e«l, sh«* perniila aulii«**
body tu provimi ber frutti niiuiiiHtmg
suicide. Theii shetak»® up a culletfthin,
ha® herrelf phu*ogr.iph«®l in a hving-
pidu v* i»*1’, an»l g’»*'s l«> aixither tow n.
In ibis wav Mr». i'n•■•«» ha® taen quii«-
•<icc«»«tsfu| in gailHng a livdi llOod.
Mra Price us«®l io !*• on th* stai,'«*,
which gav* hur a knowtalge uf rlrw’U-
tion and cffeetivn fiosturìng.
Utur on
sii* |»*rforin«'«l in a cirous, w her* she
gsine-l a training that cnnl
tata big)} div«-s mto ili* water wilh«»ut
any dang«»r «<f taing drownm! until femie
un* resene« her,
lami w inter «Ite ar«m®«*d thè «ym-
pathic» of thè jneupl* <»f llayward® by
itying to bang berseli, are! sr«*ure»l
enmigh tn«mey to g«» lo l«»s Aug«*!«-**
Tbrn it W «•« li** ov»-r« d that mi<!«r Ih»’
natile uf Gruaby s!m had previuusly
played ih«» satne trick and tatau up a
mlleclfon al Ita! Img
N«ret «he ap-
|N'ar«*<l at .\«*w Orleans and lea|Mrd into
th* Ml«e«»®ippl, bttt wa® rrertird by a
firemau, and *ym|»alhetta jicuplr »ent
ber oti tu her starving children in New
York.
II m I i I, la* luh«!!«.
Key West. Fia., Aug. 1 U. —The ( «*r ro
In the out*kirt® of Havitna was altA* k«’«l
by thr in»«irg«*fils, who sacke»! thr
sturrs ami ItM-tk ail thr horsrs fr«on thr
stables uf lit» Eslatiillo Stage < «»inpiny.
At »»’»ngo.lo-ar M «nsanillo, insurgent«
alla« k«*d the tuwn and sa«*kr«l lh«» «tore«,
wher* thry capture»! arma, atn ni uni lion
am! ail kiwis of supplie®.
The >pan-
lard® ma«b» no rraistam*«
R«-gt», ibe
insurgent l«*ader, ata» rntrred Sagua la
Grande, r» :aainn,g in tuwn m v«*ral
liours. The insurgent ofti. er® ha«i lime
tu «e*r tbeir (riemis m th«* store®, ami
thry gave frrely al! thaï thr instirgrnis
nee«lr«l.
«
Dgvrnpurt, la., Ang 88.—An rxplo-
•lon of dust knnckrd out the rlrvstor
»f lh« Diivrfipurt sngitr reflnrry tislgy.
lohn !<* p | mi and Julin Kahn were
hircrd tu jump 80 irrt, an*! were badly
injured
William Wolfe, a farmer,
was fatally cruahcl ami hi* 11 year-
oM daughter killed
Frank Hteven«
wgs injured. The building took Are
an«! wa* totally destroyed.
Iarea (IS.-
H*«»s made of mat«* o« barl«y are
man «factura« I by almowt wary nativ«
African paopla.
EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH
Haws
Owr
<«ath*rra
lit
Hrlghh«»rl»«a
411
<h*
«Mair®
meat >-<r4 la 411 iMUu.a»«»«
TfWita
4»V*g«».
!.» •
Univ w <i ,nts ar«* «clling at
102 omit on the «lollar.
Kr%«<n * ar loads *»f «»Id wheat w«*rw
•liipte’»! from Sheridan la®t wrek.
\ P«»lk «uunty farm
at«-d near An-
t><> h was ®»«I4 for 610.000 last w«»ek.
Th«- f indr* »t Oswego has starts*!
up on a two Weeks' order, and may run
fougar.
The ta*>rd of manigement of ths
Comtru’fcial Association of I’tnililla
*»»unty ha® de id«®! tu ®«*nd an exhibit
f Cmatilla piodurts to the S}M»kanw
rilit fair»
An injunction Im® t»*en granted by
Judge Fullerton against Cuos county,
r»’«tratiilng the ahertff from »riling th«»
property «»f the Southern Oregon rum*
patty, attache«! for d«din«|mMiLtax«*«
There are 3A,(Hi0 acres plant«*»! in
prune* in Oregxm—15,000 *»f them in
the Willamette valley, fi.5u0 in the
Rogue River valley.
1’ha cuast cuun
ti«k® and Kastern Oregon have U.ovO
acres.
A miner srriv«*d in M v®i.fi«»ld a few
iay® ago from th«* Salmon Mountain
miU«** with atamt five ounces ol f gold,
He li*«l with in in one nugge «'I worth
xtaill ♦•I®- lie found the g«d i
J<»hn-
tun creek .
The Klamath River Lutu'-«
< «un
pany’s mill at Pokegatua »tart *1 up ill
full hla*t last Week, an*I will l*r • k»*p<
in operation right along, a log
lVe of
I.o0v,000 feel of log® hating Aimed
About 35 men are empl«»yed.
Kngine*-r J G. Hota*mta is making
pre|»aralions to survey th* Ti llamuok
and Nehalem I are
A.fred Williams
and E'red Arthur hav«’engsg«®! l«» assist
in making th«? soumling.
It is «ione
with a View of pFtquirtng sti «wtímals
fur the improvement ««f the Lars
Elk and <ta*r hunters on thr lamer
N
gam* very s< arc* this yeai ■.
Two and
th r«te years ago «dk were so plentiful
tliat th«»y cs tiId ta easily track«*d, but
thia reioutn they ar*« *•» •«’ar«*« that
tracks are not to ta* found only rarely,
There ar» hili* »«tulutu’d harvester®
operating in bi.arman «ni Gilliam
COBllti«,
By this tneth«®! of hnrvrwt-
ii>g. farmers iwar the ruilrua*! grc en-
alita! to start their maehinery slid
Icaiii® guing in ths morning and bv
n<a.»n have th«'lr wh«Ml in the ware
L<mses.
Progress tn taring th* rails on the
A*torm A* i'olumbi» River rei|r««al has
lxM«n delayed by brhlgs conatnwtion at
n 1>XX
\
■” trv bridge will
ta* compì» ted this wi rk, and tra« klay
ing tayond tliat point will then go
.liie.v!
Work on the grade is ¡ ■ogres®
mg rapidly.
Tlie Oregon fomd l^mnpany lias le.i®e«l
tlie eva|®irat«»r of ti»«» Salem Canning
Company «nd i® building ®«*veral evsp
urnt«»ra of it® own
It eX|M»« ta to handle
3.000 busheta a lay of fruit and veg«
tables, a th a ®p«*‘ia! view to tlie Al
oki demand, for wh ch order® are al­
ready ou lian !.
Th«* total salmon pa« k of th«* <*«»him
bla nv«*r is 4» 4,.’>00 case«, a«'* ording to
reliable fftaterncnUi from all pu- k«»rs
The Fishermen • l*ni«m cannery L«*ad®
the hat, with 33,000 cases.
Fully mo
per cent uf th*« p.«> k is r«»yal chlmaik.
and tlie general quality I® excellent
Most of thr ®trrlh<Mfeis and bluuta« ks
were uti!ix<*«l for <*»>!• I storage.
M n«lilit((«ili
Heven cents
Blaine.
is now paid for fiali in
The Aeaoin tur ih'fiiing «Invka and
geere began on ih«» lòtti inai.
II i»rk letar r tei • from lb* Blur mona*
tains arc M«diihg in Daytun fur AO cents
I gallon.
Th* Star route daily mail »ervu «- ta­
la ««-h Bhuiu* .»nd New What« «un w ill
ta re-•'•latoieii««l .*M*ptomla«r I.
Tlie a«** ‘••tuent of Ihuigl.-«® county
till® v»* «r is liu rea-M« ! nrarlv 11,000.000
uver tl»«- valuation »I ln«l or any previ­
ous y*ar.
Th«- Northern Pac ific Raila ay I *«>»«»
pan y ta «ani«' «>wn*r of 5,000 more a« tra
«»f land in Chehalis county, having r«»-
c-»rta| a government patent for Hint
am«>unt of land last Week.
Th«* !®lan«l Cuiinty H«>r<iriiltiirMl Ho-
e cu his met aifei d*cid«*d («» hold a
fair at C’«>ti|M»vllh» about tlie mhldle of
September
Th* *i**t'utivr cummittre
is busy gefocting premium*. Th* fair
will I»» larg«*r and will I m » continued
hinger than Iasi year.
Thr state land oofnmls«tonrr i« pre­
paring a grhrdnl« of the stale sc I um «)
an*! grant«**! land« In each county uf th«
•fate. These lists Are to t>e p»®t***l in
the bounty ailditor*« office (if thr sev­
eral cocintlos f«»r i it form at ion «»f thus*
seeking tn Irani*.
A s«*ln*«luli’ for Yaki­
ma has alrratly been completed, am!
other countle* will hr taken up as fast
a® |««»*®ible.
The aa»«e»-or ha» complete.! tim
aaar->»ment ralla for What.oin counly,
Th« total aruounl of pmpwrty ia (lo,-
(88.878, nf which |U*,000 i« permutai
property.
The hav crup In lite Kittitaa valley
I« pretty well cut and I« rapidly getting
into thè baie
Ihirlng July »S car-
leatl« of lo tona e». h. a total of 860
Lima, Perù. Aug IV.—The Prruvian tona, were «hip|«<l, moel of II going to
Thi» moiith*« »hip
g«>vernmenl ha® or«irrr*l thè tank® of Fuget «ounti
Perù lo withdraw fmm rirrulation ment« will «till he henvier, ami aa thè
within 80 day® ami «top furthrr emia- prive ha» ranghi frulli (; SO tn (0. ll
•ion of circolar chevks asbrmg mrtbitig ha« Itroiight a gu.nl deal of money mt<»
The pruepecta are food for
more ur l*®s than tank note« in disgmee thè valley.
thè prie» g ting itili iogher.
Rrxblmg, Cai., Aug. IV. — F«»rty pr«»®
pfectoffi arrived Ibis m«>rning.
Al thr
rate thry ars g«nng intu thr dirf^in^s.
Coffry cr«wk an<! il* tributarie* will N-
prisiprctr*! s® nrver !»«forr.
Il is ri­
portati tbat 800 minore will rracli hrrr
totnorruw frutti Onkl md.
H«»i*l® an«l
tmsinrs« hous«*« arr rrwping a haiv*®(.
nf
lM»|»re®e
B« ttur wage« Are l*rihg |*aid Al pres­
In » « i»«-«1111 •• t» |'r««i«i Vw 1««rb.
ent f««r Lanett liAiid® than ever Iwfore
New York, Aug HL—All the long
in thr hiatory of
Adam® county.
shoremen in Hie neightairh*®*! of pier
Farmer« have bi«l a® high a® g.i |w*r day
3W, Ea«t river, are talking of what they
for help to «Io th* same work that had
call a Cutan filibustering expedition
bmti d«Mie in the pa«t for || 60, an«l not
tliat left the pier of tlie Bridg»*|iort
half enough men I'Oiild lx* ®r<»ured even
transportation line early Bumtay.
Ac­
at that figure
All apring-sown grain
cording to the story of a longshoreman
i® now rip«, and in order to save it
the ammunition which wu pla«*ed on
farmer® must harvest ««Min.
b«mrd a srh<«»ner ri insiste* I of 4,000
The ronslitiitionality of th* grain in-
boxes of cartridg«®® an«! a tag ’piantity
•t>ection art, pawed by tlie legi«l«turg
of dynamite.
The rides, it is sail.
<»f lK->5, is to I m * teat**«! in thr «nprem«
Altai 300 cases.
llmh l«s Trlasll^ Vilnrs
Krault «f au Kspl«»«l«*n.
*
A Resume of Events in the
Northwest.