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Scio Wceklv Press. okfjhj . m mio r- « i.mpn l ri»»lw «»f lh> ltM|»wri«nl •♦« Ihr > • (lie I • irg 9 «1*1*1« W rrh I tall*«! < ««ItatM»** A terrible *xp’«•alo»» «4 uitr.-gly. ertn* re ■ urr«- I In Cygnet, <>., restii! mg in the <lr«<h <»t ail |«*ra<ina and the Injury uf a Urge nunljer. It i« »arI that John W Mackay, the American millionaire, will lay a Cana' »Ilan Pa< ifi* cable ( hum Van« « uver. 11. C., V» Auntraha. Count Okum*, of Japan, ha« notified hi* minister al Honolulu of the term* and conditions of J*|*an** at'pt ance of the prv|«wal to arbitrate the dispute with Hawaii, A New York Herald Spm ial fr« mi Birre loua «ay* that it i» «tat«* I «m the high«-*l diplomatic authority that the present Kpanish government wiii go (»ut within a foftloght, and that th« libera!« will comr m < *fi«i' in«f iruq«ect4»r* at Laredo. Tei , ha •» fotlud aii ui»« hiim-i grip «u* a train. «Ymtaìnmg f-!’K>,000 worth of diamond*. Jewelry ami other valuables. Th« t«A|*'f* tn the vahse m«L- ate that it bakinged toa *tpaniah officer. It ts lw*h«*ved it wa* stolen by a man who larked the uhi rage to claim ownership. W. P. Atwell , cywii mer» ial agent of th«- l’mt«d Mat«'« al Rola i. 1 an«*, »ends to the »late drpaimo nt a rr(H*rt on the «hort wheat r»»p in Fian««-. He »ay* tin o-p in Fra»-*-. and in f«< t all I has falbui mm h I* !<•« the average, and that it i« • *t?mat«d that the Unit** I '“tat*’* and • » ■ i w I I* rallevi upon to exj«»rt from 13O.0u<J.0o0 to 180.000,000 bushels more than they rtj<»rt«*| to Europe Ia«t yi ar. Fran«*' will r<M|uire al*»ul 30,000.000 Ltt•!>»>)« to iiKM t th<* «l«*fl« it in that country. A Portland company l»a* offered to build a sugar I«« t factory in («a <»«♦*<!>• G. J. Layftell w.*« killed ani < laude Haw thorn«* severely injured Ly a tire on a launch in Astoria, Or. Falls Company, manufacturers of cotton goods, in Norwb-h. Cotm , bars start«*») np on full tunc, gKmg employ* ment to f»<M> hands. The N ew Orleans health author it ies have »ent out notice of a death by yel* |<»w fever tn that city, (Ju .vantine ha* been declared by several Hunthern Cl! O’*. A rich strike la reported in th«* Hchroder mine, in Yreka. Cai . on the 1.300 foot level, the vein averaging four fort in width, and lunn.i. Í II 30 Io the ion. Edward Lynn«, a patient at the Ore- gon wti«l«* » »•.♦!»«’ a*yb*m bun» bin -» f <«• .» to • lh t ! • »«» H M II«’ w a* con « m it te» I from Multnomah county last March. In th« Milfoil lal«»r union, at it* gime» m Mi Hord, Mu-«, H. S I tono* van, of Natick, ran I 00 yards io !i‘j *<*'t»nd*. breaking lite world'« rwn<l by cm««-ten th of a *« •« ••nd, a* cortil ng U» th* tiin«'kr«'|tf*f*. <t«*»rge W ('lark broke the world's high-div* record by jumping off the railing of the I lai »I«»!-st rent life bridge in Ch hag«». when ti e «tru« ur»’ wo raí«* I t-» an • ■ ration <4 Ifl » ’••« -t r \e the Chi-.igo river. Th** d. ver wa * taken out of the river unit« pi'««!. an«l W a« pia- <*d ui. 1er am ■»l y 1 1 e p «• The Washington Mar «ay«* It i* *tat«*d that K. !> North. <d fkwton, h.»« l<e«*n «e I er ted a» aupar intrtidrnt of the lu it eri)»u», and that h»* .tp|«o<ntn.< nt will l»v made «« staui as m-c* »»ary legis lation can I m * enacted Th«* pre» lent I« »aid to favor th«» establishment of a |Mi*rmanent L ukmu on e«-n»ui «nd is likely to eipre*« some views <»n that subject ill hl« licit w’»».«gv to cor.gn*«* Wild hors«*» have l»**'om«* a nui»«» *«« In Northern Ari*»na, and Attnrny- (h-n«'fal Frawmr ha» a»k- I if 11 «v may not l«e legally slaughter«*! That vicinity ha« !>«'<■ 11 overrun by x'Vvral large t«an«l*, hundred* in number, un* brand«*«! ami un< lairnel <»y any «me They have rapidly it»cr* a*- ) in numta*r ami have tw»-«»me wilder than d«*er and vicious as well The malt«*r ba* been r<’f«»rr«*i to the I iv «** i « h k lioard A Pliornii, Aria., di»i«atch mh it i eipr« trl that work will !*• r»»umri within ttO day* <»n the go at Ri«> \ «-rde irrigatbm enterprise which 1st»» redeem 2Q0, ixh > a«*r«u* <»f th«» finest land in the bait river valley. <if the 150 mil«*« of canal* that will constitute the Rio \ ■ •'•If.'»' • ■ 2 J ' » •• • : «lug, and a larg«» amount of w*»rk cost ing altogvthri $200,000, has been dun* at an I near the headwork* •'We are on th«» verge of a gn»at min ing era," r«’mark«*«l (’Urrmv King, f<»rm«»r chief <»f the United States g'*o** l««giral survey, in Denver. "Th* Um* is not far distant when a man can start nut of Denver am! travel tn Klondike, stopping every night at a mining ramp» Already two Ain. ri m stamp mill* ar* hi nd mg away on the border of th«» Strait» of .Magellan, an i the day is ap- prnacihi g when a « ham <«f mining cami»* will **trnd fr»»m Cap* Horn to St Michael*." A Philadelphia A R«»ading wn- king engine rruahml mtn a wag >n it a grade cnwaing al Frush Valley, a few mile* abuvr Reading, I1*., and three It vs* were Inst The Marqni* of Salisbury's propuml for th* cor «litution of an international commit«** representing the «ii powers to ammine • -ontrol of the rrvenu« «, with win« h (Irmc* will guarantee the |4»y- Went of interest for holder* on old bond« a* w«*ll as pavmrnl of the indem nity loan, ha* basn a«**»pt«*I by th* powers. TROUBLE • tribe»« AT Wu«l4 « *«< HEAD EVICTIONS. *1** «»•• •(■•«««• *f lb* Pitt*bwrg, Hr pt 13.—Al a o'clock this morning deputies *v»ct*d a family from one uf the rum pan y's bowses at Plum Little resistano* wa* offered at the time, but aa anon as th* boo«« had been emptied and th* furni ture pul in the middle of the «trert, women gatb***d in front of the house, and, afl«*r th«* drputie* had gone, miners forced ar* entrance to the house and ijarried the furnilurv* hack I ire (»crate r<*»l»tano will he offered In ran* a *ec and atte npt is mad«* U»evict th« family Three hour* later, I* deputies ar- rived at Clarksville, and evict«**I John Puke an ! hl* family They ar* Polish (■rople, hut hav«* many fri«*nd* at C.a«k*ville Their furniture was car- rt«d into the house again, aud Puke, hi* family and «everal friend* installed therns*!v«*w there, prepared to make trouble for the deputies if they again attempted to evict them. Al 1 o'clock MipurintendeM Haoiuel <*. ci I Thomas li’Aumtt» with Deputy *»hcrtff Yo«mg and a posse of 3& special )eputie* a|'peare I. and the eviction was all lone over agin. A party of 30 women from the neigfilai»rho«»l had gath«r*d, and »early all of the striking miner* frvn ('aiup Isolation were pre« nU Th« y p « red the IV Armitt* Th«» w«»men were arn»e«l with Intae ba 11 bata, pick* an«l other thing* They con» hn ted themM«lve* in such a belhgeresit manner that the Ik*<rmitt« were glad to remain within door* while th«* rvh*. lion wa* going on. Mr Ih-Armitl Mrn* out on the porch, and aatosd the men and wom»-n If they j»ermil him to make a few remark* They mn- •ruled to hear what he had to »ay, an ) hr entered into an riplMualmn <»f the ♦»ntra^ ts which the miner* had made with the intn|*any, the ptir|«*e* being to show to the aswembled people that the ••»mpany wa« not doing mure than it had a right to do Then h* L*uncbe<l into » di» of ft e «ink»- *nd «aid Uir n,m lot i -. .»y th« him »hr* to blsinr for tlieir tr »'lid***, fur thev had all«»w«*>1 thr-maelves *u I«* led. and their leader* had »imply «old out again. Mr De Armitt «'otirhided by irvit>ng Dilling ' vii>, leader of the striking muter« at Plum < Tv«’k. to replv to h>* chutgua. Mr. D Hingham ac«»eptr*l the irvit* t»on. and th«» r«**ult w * period of warmth that threatened to tvoinir a riot Dillingham mad«» a l«*nial <»| Dr- Armitt •* .» * ;»al!on, and a»kr-| f»*r i»r«»of of the chargt « He wound tl| hi« remark* hy <lrr>o«inring Thoma» It. lAcArmitt a* n "grinning liar," (*h‘«ers «ame from the a»»winble I miners and women, and Deputy Sheriff tiling > ihi *1 ftfii* the bou*«* Young r»*ay««d to place Dillingham under ar re«!, but that man ap|w»ale«| to »ome of the deputiK* who were hi a wagon to pr-.vi* hi* a*** Hion that DeArmitl had invited him to make a *|«r«M h. The striking mln««r* moved forward to the *«>pport of their leader, and Young <x»n- <-|ud«'d not to make the arrest, Dillingham surcredetl m getting the strikers to leturn to their snip, but the women remained, and remarked that they wished to g«*t al the De- Artnilla. The latter «layoI in the noiiae to avoid ttouble. T» • rvi> led fauiilir* move«) theii giawls into «laid«-* in the neighhorlHMwl, and U-gan housekeeping in the»*» quar ter*. Late ton ght it I* rr|N>rtrd fr.uu Hra-idtM'k that a nniuh-r of deputir*. w ho had la*rn conorrne«) in the rvic- ti”t•* at Piurn t'r«»ek, got into a row with a crowd of Striker*, th«* result be ing that th rev drput o*» ar* tin« h«r arrest. •Krlber* Marched al lla«lei<»n. Haarltnn, Pa., Sept. 13. — The strik ing miner* continu»- I uiarrhmg t<«dav. I h«*y uia*»Ti**t) to H«'*v<*r Meadow col liery, an<l l»rforr la*mg diaiiersed by drputie* thev drove al) the miner* from the mine. There are mor* miners idle t«»)ay than al any time since* the strike began. It is said that nearly S.mHi ar«- on strike. A «••eretly SPYING SPANIARD. lhe itlawlie ( «••! rerUaewtleaa. m »4H«| N« w York, hept IS.—A special to the Jourba! am! Advertiser from Wash ingt'Ui say«: The Spnaisli rmi«*.»ry who ha* t"’« n ln»|w’<ting the fortifier ti«»r*» along the Atlantic seaboard i* Li« utrnant s (Krbral, naval attach* of the H|*ar*tah h*gati«>n at Washington. In a report from < aptain V. H Abt««>tt. In «huge of the government work al ( h 4* h-MttHi, S (*., Lieutenant b«*l«ral is name»! as the man who has been engaged m this work. Lieutenant behral is not a mem!w*r of the diplo matic corp*, an«l is not. thorolor*. sub- Ject to a demand for re. all. ttnhws it can I»* shown that he has violated mhu «* statute rr«|>e«'ting the safeguarding of «»ur furtifh At iona It is brli«v«t| that the naval attache ha* hr*-n actually guilty of thia broach of etnpiette, and the government is investigating hr hr al's muvrtuenta. Ill«*e fa m «I» WIII Malse. ('anew, K*-pt. M. —The admiral« in romman«) «»f tl e fl»*«-ts of the power* in Cretan water* have decided I«» raise the blockade of tht* island on Friday next, the cau»«» necrwaltatmg the blockade having disappeared. an<! the inaurgents having accepted the autonoruou« form of government. Therefor* the admiral* have request«*! the governor to «Itsarm everybody eicepl the regular troopA Marj liwlrrttm un I he < <>n«-*rt Stage. L>ndon. Sept. 13. — Mary Anderson Navaro. according to the Daily Mail, may ap|-«’ar on the on« ert platform In Lomlon this autumn. She haa been stu lying vocal niu«io for two year*, with Maude Valerie. A man well up in d«»g lore counsel* intending purchasers of a puppy to let the mother of the puppy choose for them In carrying them ha« k to their tael th* first the mother pick* up will always be the br«t. A government offb ial who has l»r««n Calll«lww V»«r Hamharg. 13 year* in Alaska, and who Is n«»W Hamburg. Sept. 1*.—Th. Hamburg- station«*! al Dy«»a, writ«» to the dcj*rt- Amer><"»n lin. Prussia, Cap mmt at Wndonet«»«» •» • «f tain vnranit, winch arris«! tola; fn>n> ««•me m«*ai»urrs are not taken to *t««p th* Naw York, waa in culliaiun with the ru«h, hundreds will perish there this ■trainer Maa«, outward hotm.l. requir. w Inter. I UK the latter to return to ,«>rt. A aermus accident happcnel on th* Knd *»f • (larwian Fartrwa*. Seattle bicyrl* track during the rerent It is •ai<l that the Herman military ric tric light meet there. During th* final* in the pmfeasional ra« •• on* of ■ uthoritic. have .lechlaii to .letnoliah the rider* fell, rtwulting in a »pill of the furtifi. ationa and the wall, of May. those !>ehin<) him John Htav*r. of ence, the m<Ml ,trongly lortiticl city Portland, suffered pr«»baLly fata) in« of Hrrinany. ahi ii t a, erttnew^l ■>> June* while four of th* others wrr* many fierce ,trt>K(lc and hlaturioal t raged .e*. svrivusly bruised. r END »(PULSEO COLLISION 4 l«»J*r** r»*la W re« I* la Man««« la BY STRIKERS t»*p«BU*s RssgUly H« b 4I»4 t* rilMburf Dlslrlc« a PittaLurg. Sept. V —Kfft rts to *vtrt Kansas City, *«*pt 10. — A spacial to th* striking miners of the Pittsburg A A Resume of Events in the th* Tune« from Emporia. Kan., says* a Forty Persons Perish in England and France I d Help Cbicag«» Coal <’oiuj«uny, at Orangeville, line <>f th* w«»r»t wrwks in the history Northwest. Colorado Train Wreck. Spain If Necessary. one and a half tnilua fmm Gastonville, of th* wants Fr railrea I ««vnrr«*) three rr*uII«*I in a riot of no mean pru|*»r- mile* *a«t «»f here at 7:30 tonight tn«ns, ami the utter failure of the com- Ten or *le%*n j»*rscms were killed, and EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROW! H Th* A TOURIST SLEEPER BURNED pany to accomplish it* object. MUST NOT INTERFERE IN CUBA as many more were badlv hurt Al«»ut 7 o’ohw k last night 10 depu fast mail tram going «*a*t. and th* ties from Washington. Pa., in charge MriwYi and California rxpre<A. weal- •»( Chi»-t Deputy Wcthrrill, reached Wsw« <«fithrod la 411 Ihs Towne «f houml. ct»lhd«*i1 Lead MB. The !»•< of Iler * r ig h l»««r In * stales Imprave- F«nlryville, where they wer* met by th* d**4l a * far a* known al midnight. 1« *«»»«-•( It* (li I it.i ■»•* v lr • Oregon. a l*rg«‘ crowd of striker*. Khoh deputy Jam*« Brennan, engineer, uf T*»fM’ka. was armed with Winchester and m- Nat* Hollister, fireman, of Topeka. During the w**»k ending S*pt«*mlet 13.—A special to th* voHer, but in spit« of this th* «Inkers, bl laxiis, Hr pl. 13.—4'« »mt e Henry W ilham Friabn* engine**. 4 ||,5*J3.33 wa* paid «»nt on u.<>n* ('astir. ('ol«v. say»: <le Penalo. who ha* l«**n V 1*111 ng hradol by 100 Pmlah w«»m«’n, flowed in — G«»ntal*a. fireman •ng«»r train N«»- I, run 011 them and they were f«»rc»*l back and .»rdrr* by the Salem p»«stofhce. friend« it* Ht L»ui* for a few day«, »avl J F ^aars, *X|<*« mi messenger, of Th«» revenue «»f ih«* city uf A*toria ic, <M>lli«lc-l witha<*»L flually r*tr*at*«l to (iastunvllle, fol that the rumor of an understanding be K*n*a* City, will full short ibi» year un fili«»* and itock extra. I nails* tween S|«*in am! other Eur«qw*»n «xmn- lowed by about 900 men and women. R A thiran. pnata! clerk, of Km- J*. Ik»ih engines an* trisw, baking to a check upon American porta, died *1 IIP M At (ia*t<»nville the deputies to»»k ref forfeitur«* at least 37.000, and prob ably m or»*, inter term«** with Cuba« wa* r<»uflrn»r«| uge in the ««flier of th« cotnpAliy, where — shtirley. fireman. ar* in all probability 40 they were kept all night, «luring which The Beaver Hill C<»al C«ini|»any, m By information w hi« h cams to him Daniel McKenmm, of Kan«** City beings tn the burning ma«», from high authority lb» Penalo ha* tim«» the building was N»m!«ard«*I With Cotw c*»unty, ha* received a diam*>hd Unkn««wo man. tramp. ly aft«»r the <*i>llisi«»n <xxmrr*d •? born intmduH1*«! in Ht Luui* a* a tnrm- an I bricks ami ano « a«ional shot Irtll that will I m » used in priMqsecting Th* «lead were brought to Emporia fgage. day «*M«*h and t»»urt«t Was fl rial. it» pr»«|*'rto*s. l»rr of an old Spanish family wb*«»r At midnigbl a *p*ri*l tram left I m- tl aught fir«*, whil»’ one Pullman ■vmpalhira are with the < a»h*t party, poria hearing 17 injured t»> T«*>|«*k*. At 7 o'clock tills morning the trouble ♦.>«■•) thi g nt th«* • .»’in«*«' in Marsh* **’•*1 car fm’ti the Hahrtiiwa! A’ but whose ronnm tiiKi with high |*»li- where they will I«* car«*I fur in the and 4 of the night i « m <-| i *I a climax, when 0« hl is running *im«othly, ami the ph railrv»vd rrm4tn«N| on the Ht J< t»cw in H|«ain ke«q*» him p«str«l «m m<»t hospital. h»» «leputlew sallied out from lh«*ir be juality uf th«» fl*b i* gt**l. The man- (rack of the important diplomatic move ingrd quarters ami »taitr-i to march ag1 meni > laitu* to I** abh* to put up 7<H) Tbs fault is sai ’ l tu he with the train inrni* llr sai l. I » Orang«’Till*- Hr*4<*4 by women. «•s«-e a day. W«t* j U I ’ t • W « rrw of th* extra. "¡Sum* time last '*rpt«*mb»*f wi»«*n the when they stem k the engine draw mg th* • A S«»tt*burg farmer think* hr ha* Detail« «4 ths wreck arw bird to ob- < u I mu questnm was so much agitated th* fast mail, the b* der« c»t all thr« • with »ton«*« am! clui s ami pick liandles *»*in<’ tall «orti on hi* farm lie mh It 1» known that A Hartman and tl«* blows fell thick and fast in ths United tales, even to the punt engiiew expfcsled and t«»re a hole m th«» I ain. One •»f furnishing plank« lo th«* d«*’la ration gi’»un«l •«* <k***p that th* smoking car <*f »n i wife and two children, of Harwlum, big Woman Wrrwled a rifle from a <lep- »«nr I»' f»* t J in> hes an I tu • that g’”W , . g th* «lea I; I «»f presidential con vent Hina« Seimr (an- the w«»*t l- u:-.d train went o« on top <4 IH . tity's ham!« ami struck him on tf «> hea l up 10 b*»t. Gordon, of th* passenger train* K II ova* del Castillo, then premier of th- tk” -• «»"ifu w •». it. -J! rung 4 serious injury, ■nuOUMM'* u: • kej Sh«-*'pmrn of GHIiam county *av that Kpalii, fereivixi Jtsvhrancra frv»tn tbd mail «'»•«, an I I__ a»«d lifer* without li«*l|*y( po*tal clerk, and Rubati H«‘W- I • the gras* is drying up pretty fast in the * Irti, |*wer»ger fireman, arc fatally in Fnghsii and French government* turning over children ha«! join «*! the rruwJ. 1‘hey nmeinlAiri« and that th«* sh»*'p a ill bl’ jure.! Engineer <>«lrand«*r and Firc through their re pre** it tat i % c* tn Madrid cm m « from V««neti.i Snowden. Calamity th» h" » gel" * * taken to th»»ir hum« rang«' earlier than rt 4i»s Hut I iff. iniasing. and are he- that they woubl »«»< permit any arti<»n cars ped through the wimlows Tb* usual this *’AjH»n. « I I’nitr-I *tat»-« olliwr front end of this rar wa* euvrlu|w«d tn hr Ted t<O b* hurí«* I in the w r*ck. Th«« d«’putv*i made their way to Hu thoroughly ar* the tram» d«»nml* The fall run «»f hrehowii, *»r «tail than a very perfunctory r«**«gnition of • volume «4 stifling sn>«»k«» and steam, < > • g till* a? I to»»k refuge m a va v t iah**l ihat but few of 111«»*«« ranghi e*- belligerency <»f th«* tmmrgent* )i>.-,ise, < L»*.'lv foil. 0» «’-I by the uj"b. has arrived m C« m « s I m » v . and bwlrhing up from lb«’ wreck b*low, and "<>ti Augu*t 5, before leaving Paris, the rear door wa« Jammed tight in the cap»*-1 stive, tho«** nel kiii«*l Ly thè which .'*urround«*! the btiiiding ani quanti!i«*» are bring «aught with I •h<M*k of thè collisinn i*emg burtie«! tu wharf, i learned fr«»m trustworthy sunrttus that wreck of th* car bnhlnd Th* wreck thr*ut*n*«l t«» burn it. Olle of the an i In,«* «»fl th«* cwnm this asen» ance l»a«i l»wn renew»*!. caught Are from th* engine«. Tin* rars death in thè mina «.4 th* •■»»«. striker* approached the house W I ih 4 l»*»plo «'«»nsidvr th«*M» ti-h m ari A Rio tirwiide •pacial, )u«t arriva*! Genrrwl Aatvarrngua. the new premier, l«eiiind the «tin»king rar burn«*! to adie* flig «» »f truce am! a *0hl*r*nce w*« held, g'M*| a* ii»ack*»tcl. from Glrr.won«!, bring« dottar* and Im* re«s*ÌV*d th«* FféfMíh ai»«! English in a short tim*. - Th* drpulie* wer* or«l*rwl to leave oom forts for the nuil-;*«*ador*, who have on«*» more a* In climbing from th«* smoking rar, town, After a short j str ley it was dr- vr”W'L*l with or b’r* for goods that th» Tim wrr«’k urc-firrwd un whit i«<*al|r«l cub* I * ir«‘«l Mpa-n of the sympathy of their several men fell through th« rifts in f . . ; a , to «1«» so. They emerge'! fn»m the : - Th ii governments ai» I <*f their willingness th< wr»*'k I m 'I’» w ’. an«! it is impossible n«* uf it «lay am! house 0 a badly scar«*l h»t <»f m»»i> ami light «intd <1 irk and Nrw Castle t :o ” (iran tiran í I Junoli Junction II l«e- to give 'diplomati«’ help* " to tell whether they r*CA|»e I or were w alki ing l**tw«*«*n the open*<i ranks of night, «ii»» the Brow im til«» I imr«. longs Jointly to I«» the Denver Denner A Rin ll»e « slrikvr*. start**! for (laatonvillv. I a*t *«« k th«* wage* «4 ruipl«»p*!* werv burn«*! to death. Grand* and the C»»lora«Io Midland, be- A BRUTAL OUTRAGE «st every non in the was «'til ad van«*«»» I 5 per cent The west bound tram «•¡irtb-l «ught ing ii » m *I by la»th roads. ***«’hew, and its j*a»*enger* mclU'Ld bleeding and several were badly Thr ■ aimrry at Mar*hfL4d ran *h«»ft Two car* completely of *t<M»k were l'url>l<» U«-<llrlMr Mm < rurll> T«irtur< many excursionist.*, who had l»e«,ii to mi van* 1last w««'k, *n l ha 1 tu *top thè ami the right of way is lemollshr«!, «n A*»1! Squaw. hear IlotB W J. Bryan speak at the «I«-feat««*! deputies ran the r«*« vi pt «i t ti-h for on la» , but I* now •trt’wrn will* d«*ad »lock ami «trbris. ■*»nntv fair at Burlingame. Mr. Ur van lh« v were gr«*»t«*j with hisses, in op*rati«m. and IS rani ling all thè *.»nl.t F»‘. N M . S« pi 13. Major t '«»nduetor • Bnrltank's ••1 pbiii at :«»n <d I r idioti Io, The strikers then fl<h re* •ivv«l Nord»tr<»m. United •'tales ag*»nt in hiinIf wa« on the train, but wa* rid Sui mili 'li•!« ut Fly* die wrev ’k it that in looking al the wreck i >iivl them and in.it« hrd them « ava that thw are n«i>w abb < batgr «if the Purbl«» Indians. rrluriie»i ing in the rear Pullman, m»me 400 feet • pí»*s*»nge r's leaving tim* he car»I hr • i,, V, t b« y i.^-k IL* ir » n *>f 9,0«H> chin«*»k* a «:lay. I this morning from Zani Pueblo, where from t!»«’ rars which wer«* wr«*’kr*l. lh* hhok**! at tl»>* wrong column of ngion. Afb't their dpvartu »’ he has l«*»r. « ^»mining tn to a |M*mliar '• ui U mi that h«*tliing hot ghwry joli w is A pUv•*r turning <rw una n v «»(«’« ut mg Two Italians caught in the a«*t of run- <*;»•«» Under ill«’ influen.»« uf Chief •if**rien*w*| by lb«* paasengers in bis lisper»—I *i*»d «’Verything is mi the Baker conni ly ■uh• uf l\»w Irr bing trunks have be*» placed umh*r Nnq». and ba< k«*i by th«» religious or M»ach. river, ote and on« du(If mi :• • fr»»m it* arrest. .Mr. Bryan was one of th«’ lead« r>« in ganisation m th«» villag«» known as g- Aun • a quar?» r The )at«**t information from the CHILKOOT ALSO IMPASSIBLE. ttioHih. h He help*! to "the priest* of the I jow " the most bar- the crowd uf r«*m*uer*. of a III! h* L«t:g. ihre ■ ■ w l ;»• and a wr«**k makes it almost certain that «5 I miou » outrag«'« hav«’ been committed carry out the dead ami wiiud 'I' h ], and p, and « fe w me ii there aro persons are «lead, ami a «lui’ n Iwidly in- lt«-4«> ?{(■*«'<• I’ m ! a *fny» I»» lurth.-r by these Indians from tune to time. gave ih«» gr»’.Et>--i att»*nti<»n lo th«dr ge tting b ‘g pM . riK- t i'mi II-. t i A » «• I I1«rf th, I rmll. (»iw p.N'f* hdi vv h<» w i*« b» j ¡ v jure«), fully half <4 whom will «lie. Their I sb I offense o» - urrvd when they -are. T m \ i ll«' A IVlK Ab ays that iti th»i P«»rt T<iwn-«ivl, S«'pt. B, — From » su*p»n«lrd by the wrist«« a female mcm- tn a i rnc*l, call«*! to Mr Brv in and *ai>! THE EMPORIA WRECK CAilV«»tl •»'f th- M t txt iw a sm a II m "1 went to Lear you to-lav; I am <iy- ■ ‘ l»rr «4 the tribe, aged 7K years, and ex .L'!.;. J.« 'n»”», L.i ■••(t h.*:. *¡44»««.» Active Au imal unlik«' ian vthi ng d»-»*' rile*! tort«*! fr«»m her a runfessmn to the ing now, and want to shake your hand Furlh*r Urlali« of th« t ulrnt In iti th* i »attirai h»«t it*». II. Il \ «m .p»wol»ly effect that she had I h « w itched the nos and aay God bleas you. K «ii«at Il I* .ailed a «»uu. Mr. Bryan, get me a drink <4 wa <4 the prf‘*-’hl «**nditiol« at Dvra may living on th»» Math«» trum* of the medicine man, and pre ’at.** alth«ui||fh i* very un* En>|»oria, Kan., Hept, |3._Tsrwlv* I mc oLtainc»!. Jani«*a am! hi* partner, vent«’d 11.» iu from < uring an Indian of ter." «di cal. of known «lead, on* missing ( pro lia bi y liMurrm».’. *u -e.d«*i in pu king 1.300 Ilk«» th*' « •ÌHU imh »tul >ta Ml. * a faint net** incineratali ami II in jure» I, lw<» «»f j»»u> ' » <4 i '.iv -nil,- over I ht!ko«'l which th'>'rv are manir i n thè country. ■ A r. - lent of th«« 11.1.« «»• intry, m While build live f««r as aulling the woman wa* to came out with a drink of water, which whom will likely die, is the r«***<»r»l of | uim tn Luk«’ Lindeman. th« ’ palm *» far Hr the terrible bua«Lend »«»I 'lli«H»n on the ing a I*»ul at th«’ latter place. Lin- U mat il la! t‘«»’*îiiy. tak strengthen the hold of th* u>«*licine he gave to th«» *ufl«*ringpa*>M*ng*«r. It is not rvne«* «••ul one «4 hi* feet nearly «»IT with (hl* «H'SUH «li for grow mg thè l .trg« -t y i«-L| men ami their colleagues, the priests <»f brought out cushion* t«*r others uf the >4nta Fe. .1- known tonight. I! ia L * l* v turioni the lew, upon their *u|>er*titious fol injured, ami wa* everywhere present pmttively known that the list given is ai» a%. nod will not l>’ able to c«>ntinue of barley per a«*re. • ish«’U t«vr a« •re , un d h»* win tl James 1* lowers. The woman's life was saved to miriiaU’r to the w int* of the suffer complete, ami it is indicvcd that several th»' journey before spring. were burn»*«! to d« ath and nothing left »laving with laiwremv an nur*«-. •K.p went **> hll*t«r! * Ile »old Th«- by kindly nursing, and it i* the inten ing y . ' i * 1 latt.-r suy* that r«* «’nt heavy min» hav« his wheat crop for l»eltvr than 75 cents, The two trains are the faMt«**t on the ’ ' u :. • • * > ’ tion of th«’ agent to arrest and punish The bodies of 11 have been taken from toad«» th»« trail impa-'ible, ami th* te «od h«* i« in « UY'llriil humor in cun**» * I • • th»’ ringleaders of the *«'4111)1. "ill i* that hot*» *, .vhn-h two Wee|pi • p!»*nce. • g t »*■• the debris, three burned beyoml recog To thi* end, and in rumplianee w ith »r tin mutt h.r; ••»■•• •« ; previous, we«« M’lhng at 4150 per head, .Maj«»r Nor-Utrom1* re« «»mm«-ndation*. 40 mil«** an hour. Th«’ west hound ex hitinn. A savage L«»>»r attack«*-! two hors«’» Nothing rmiM hr found <if the re are now a drug on the market at 41<>. the Interior department lias callrvl press wit* going around a slight curve I- i"t«ir« «I on tl»«* Bellfountain fruit farm, upon the war department to concen and met the fast mail, probably within mam* of th* Wells Fargo nt r*«M»hg*r. Hur*-» t* ' - I 1« *ellii'g ut $70 ¡<»r tori, an I in Ih’fiton county, last week. killing J. F >auer. A handful of charred i* hard to get at any price. Jam«-« «av* Otte and maiming the other. trate four irtwqe «if Unit«*! State* cav 300 (ert. Th«» Of th* ••«•ven or eight cars making bones taken (torn the wrtH’k however, it will hr cL«-a|a*r for those who cantini h«»r*w•< liebing***! <•» men w*»rking for th«« alry at Zuni on the 15th mat , with a nr«* Muppoiel to l«e hi*, N«*ar them er«»»« the pn*» this fall tu kill lh»«ir Green Peak Fruit t'ompatiT view to aiding the civil authorttu**« in up th«’ Mexico and California expr**-. l«al««r, h«•!»«* now atei «hip in others in the the owner of the h«»g remos«*! it* tusk* the arrest «4 Chief N>o|«e and five of only the mail, Laggag«* and rxpr«-** mi l w 4» loiitid i the burning spring. Human II«* «ay* language is inade an«! peniied it up. Th* hi* MSe«*eiatvs. It is thought that a «nioking cars were d«**tr«»ycd. When next ho the Itaggitge quate to «léseribe the terror» uf the pass visited it he foun I th” animal dea I. battle will follow the invasion of th«» ctNich tallowing the smoker was badly wrr« kage and mail Mr»-w«*d th«* sine* i •I lintared. season began village by troous on Wrdn«*Mla) next. t«» snatch a VV .« «It 111 g l mi. The Al Ki ma if«* I to« lav for There were not more than a <loz«-u ground. < Ths Zuiii* mtuilM'r ««»me 1.500, an«l Three in<*h<* <»f snow fell on the passengers, 5U head of can muster »(«»lit 350 warriors, wh«» passenger* on the mail train, all in on«’ diamond (mm th«* brej««.t of an Empni v Dyeu •ral horse* and »hec|». U enat»-h«*u summit oim * night last week. are well arme«l with Winchesters. c««a< b, and while none of them were doctor who, weak and iirrvuti*, wa» ■ He While lying at the wharf today, th* Tlieir village is 11 veritable fort«»’-», seriously injured, their shaking up wai* rr»’«'pihg «lowly out of the debris. The *hit*g!c mill at (a»««*!* ha* been Every s«*At in the c«»a« h was hud «nrngth enough left to hit the custom* offlerr* I»iarde I the Al Ki and start«’I, giving employment to over 30 built «’»| m * Lally for protect tun against terrible. brut«» .* blow in th«* fa«*«*, which made torn from th«’ fluor, and many «4 the I several hundr«*l gallons of im 11. ApucL«-« atel Navajos. him turn with a eurse and sm*ak away. who»kx and other property nr« «—«ary for fli<»r planks came up with the »»vats Th« f»’ are tint rmuigh logger*ami mill STOLE HER HUSBAND On«* man, John Hweeney, was thrown Mail ».«• ks w«*rr drsggr«i into the torn a full fl. • iged saloon. The spirits were h.H. i* in tl»«* Gray'« harbor country t«» <»ver three seats ami through a window, held and rif!«’«l. in kegs ami iMitCl«*», all of which were supply the drill*nJ. The r«’p»rt <»f the Kan»»« City pH»t ’|i Mr* ..l«tlii« < . Ian *rhsa«b, but a)M*l with only scratvhes and ent‘H»«*d in jut** *a<ks. Th« outfit, A C Litt!«», *tate fl*h ruitimi'sioner, of N» w % orli. is that practically all of the mail which th* custom* t»ffie*r* estimate oust bruises. The other car* of the fast mail train, On l»«»th the wrecked Patita Fe traina I >00, w as put aÌH»ard and 4t<»w*d away hop’s t<> have th»' fish hatchery on th«» New York, Sept. 13.—Th* WorLI On* pouch, however, cither at >»atth’ «>r T u ««»» ìì *4, Lui was Chehalis river n a ly for th. fall run «»f way»: Mr*. John C-. Van Krhtuiek ha* a baggage snd an express, were totally was destroyed. fur <«>iilhrrii t'alHornia on the w**t- not bilh*d or marked in any way, and «tee 111**1*1*. wrecked. bqfun suit for $«15.000 damages against Impron'm**»*!* m»w l»ving made at th«* It is *tat«*l the wr«*ck was raui**d b> I» hi nd train, is sai«i to have istii »ave«l. • lid nut appear mi the shtp's manifest. her father-in law. Peter Van Hchaack. tram carried a large mall from If the owner* of the aaltM»ii outfit wan warehouse in Wilbur wdl raise th«» Iiead <»f the family and senior |*artner a mi* am age «4 orders fr«»m the train- Thi Al Etn|*>ria, the vast-I m » uii <I New York city to <'aliforin« a. («»lorndo, prei '»« nt when the «tuff was seised, he total sttirug»’ eapa«'ilv for grain at that in the great drug flrm of Van Hehaack master. No official did I not make bimsrlf known. pl a**»« to 1*0,000 bushels. A’ Hons, for alienating her husl»att«|'s fast mall train r«*e*‘iv**l order* to pass New Mexico and Anaona. Stat«* Dairy (a »in miss loner M<4k>nald Iifurtiia express at lamg, »»even r«p»rt has been Terrivad hr affections. The plaintiff is a daugh the Trains over the Santa F«* warns owners of rows to l«M»k «mt f«»r An «»rdrr was sent I«» Lung ter of Henry Palmer, ami a niece <4 Hid«** east C.-hirago, Sept. 3 — "Klondike or tubi’rrtiLists und lntnpv J.nv. for the < aliforma vipr«--.* to tak«* th«* by way of Ottawa for a few Potter Palmer. smk * is the motto of the m«*ml>rra uf rase* «4 lumpy jaw have recently I mmhi Her S|«e<-«fl«’ «'hftSge »gainst het Si Ung there, lc.it this order wiu« n«»t (YM»t uf ll>«' WFñv.ki to the ran an expedition which ptirpt>«<e« to navi n»|a*rtrd from Pierre and King «munti«**, father-in law is that In !M>7, while delivered, and th«» a mt-iMunid tram mai« I at flüü.oOO. A« the t-.iew ligers and trainmen re- gate from UliH'agu tn the mouth of the ami a cm » w suffering from tul»errulushi plaintiff'» husb*n«l wa« living with pa«srd on, the trainmen rxi’rttmg to ooverv I from th«» shock of th«« explosión, Yukon river in the schooner Gmrgr a as kill«*! near Frrn hill, m4 far frtxii her ami suppurtiiig her in Brooklyn, | mss the fa*t mail at Emfioria. they liN'kfi f»«r th • injur«*! and virad. Sttirgess The Hi urges* will sail front la«,t»nt.i, r**«ently, by tl»e «-«»111 miss inner. the defendant enticed the hustand *1» l.lvrs llriH I •••! Far down in the heap* <»f debris «<»un«i- Chicago in about a month, manned an«l The Indians un the Yakima r«’»rrva* away fr<»m the plaintiff «ml their home Detroit, Sept. lo. — *ix young m«»n rd wailing vol«*** of men pleading (or pmvisi«>nt*i for a trip of six month's tion complain that sum« of the mpiaw ami induced him to go to < ’hicsgo, were drowned in a ya« hl near U h»d- aid. While the re«, uera were working duration. At the end of that time, if men who u*«*4 to l»e emphtysd in *l<»ing where he has since "by undue inf!u«*nce mill p»int, on Lake st Ulair, lat«» th in t«> get at the unfortunate*, fire broke out • 11 g<»'. W(*ll. the Pratt will be .iru.’fitf the tbrMhinK on the re«rr.«<ioti ha«n kept him." ufternoun The «lew! are: Thvmi** In the wreckage«d the forward vxiarhc«, the icebergs in Behring *«*a and the revenged them»**lvrs, U n ause of tho Mr*. Van He’haack, then Florence F rill, II G‘.’itris. Grant Murry Thcwna* and a cry for water w«nl up. Water doughty mariners will be getting ready employment of a »team thresher, by Palmer, ami John Van Krhiun'k were N*•ar»*ine, t’harlr* Rice, Jay lender. tank* were lorn from their fastriungt to ascend the Yukon in the spring. putting lari» wire into the hundí«*«« of wintering visitors in Fl«»ri«la together A party of 10 < harter«*d the yacht in th« t*»tich«r* that could la» entered, The George Sturge«* has l«*n pur- grain, thereby wrecking the . y linder of in IMHH. an I in .March <4 that year lUahVhr 4l>«l went up the lak** on a S.iil ami blotel lawinrar«*! inm carried them cba-ed by a party of men headr.) by the thresher they were marrted. The wife is antrik ' rii n«’ar th«« mouth of F«»x creek, over broken timbers lu<piem h *h* fast* Adolph Frvitsch, captain of the little A •letachmentof Cm l«»Ham*a regular ingly handsome woman of 3K year* of and li’itrly off Wtnjiqill p«mt. • vrral • pr«*ading flamea, The dead ami yacht Nina, which cr<***e«l the Atlan ariny, fruiti thè Vancouver barrark«», age. Mhr was e»he ated in Paris and of th«» partv crawh*d out oti ti e I mmhh msnglr l lawtirs of four victims were tic. The ve«srl will s.til down the (-tm-isling of two lirilUmants, acn»r|N»ral Berlin, and b*torw her marriage was an«I commenced birork the err ft, which dragg»*! t<> th«» g».«** Iwani* the track. great lake* an«! the Mt. lawiencv river am! fotir private*, with a completo a so* ial favorite in Chl« <ig«K lirihg heavily Imllasted, Ittreliwl ami After hert'idran effort*, the flame* werr to the Atlantic and thence south, camping u<piipiii«*nt. Ini» l»»*’ii t«»«amp The six finally suLlur*!, and the Work of rea. ue rounding Cap* Horn and up the Pacific in ( lallaiii <‘*>unty atirveying and inak- Public story téli*»* pilli «sam a g*»**! < a|rt»i*o l, going Io the iMtttum hvr|ih<M»l in Japan. In Tokio six hun met» who were in the cucbpit wen» made more easy. coast to the Yukon. Al the mouth of mg inaps of thè r»Mtds 111 that vi» intty. Th«' three youngster* wh«» dred of them ply their trade. pn»vi«lod drowned. tho river the Sturges* will he left, Whil* thvrv are wix hurss ami muh»s A mendiant in <'opt-nhugm w.i* 6n«*«l while th* crew starts for the g«»ld in thè outflt, two of thè oflh-rrs u»»e with a «mall table, a fan and a pa|«er «•;tiiM’«| the disitstvr and one other were wrapper to illustrate and emphasiSr ««»vi*l by a )»oal which polled out from 10 crown* for having u*«*»l ihr American tic ids, and when th* crew rare* to re bnych«*, ami say that th«»y are far •huif. flag 4» an advertising rn«*liutn. the point* of their tab*« turn she will s«*fvo as a treasure-ship. «U|**riur lo hors«’* for such wurk. Ihr I'aaiMfiM < anal. *.*pli»r«r Waltman llrfurne. A m<»v«*m«-nt i* od fIH»t in C«»lvi)|a 4 a |«HNMHil'« Fall» UfifilrlUa I»! »htrotlng New York, Kept. 0. — Walter Well N«‘W Y«»rk. hept. 10.—A Work! «lis Chillìroth*, Mo., Hept 13. — Pn»L* Otklan-I. Oat, Sept, w —.Mrs. Mary f«»r th* pur|M»*B <»f raiwing fun i* witb sn* |L««art, thè aeronaut, who ma«h* thè |‘-*t*’h from Coh»n «ays: Il 1» alinoli: <«1 man, the jnumahst and At« li ex, |.»rrr, llaah-y, w tfe <»f W. F. Hawley, a cap whi«*h lo buihl a nvw eonrthoiiKe, Lib wan «»nr «»( the pa*«» tigers on th»’ New ital. "t, «'«»in tu itt«* I suicid* today by eral «lonation* «»f material am «»fT.*r«*la Ita II «stri asrension *t th* fair groumls l”-r«* today that a n»ric***su»n to coni yretrrday. wa* injured by th«* fai Iure uf plete th« l'anama oanal ha* b**n givrn York, whnh arriv*d today. H* has *h«N»t i ng herself in the heu.I during a fit and about all thè money that will bò rwquirol wili he that i>*c*s«ary to i > mv la*»n to Norway and Russia to consult of dt«*|Mjiideney( cau«<*«l by long-cun bis parachute to <«| h ’U rradily when he t*» England. with Dr. Nansen to arrange for a tino i di h< «Ith. ma*le bis deecrnU He was about 300 *»he w.«s * nativ«« of f«»r thè labur. Paragüey Tabe a ii««ll»ian T«*wn. The •’erenionie* attcmlmg thè (Mie*, steamer and a large numi »er uf d««g*. this »tat«» and ag«*d 40 yeara f«*et in th« air when he cut lo»«se, ami Lima, Peru, Kept. 10. —A-ivices just He said effort« would be male ting ami unv«-ihng of ih« Whitinan to reach la-for* thè parschutr «*|*rn«Nl h* was lesa receive«! here fr<»m Indivia say 350 llr W «• a liurglar the north pile until the hwt was ac- inoiiumeiit in Wall* Wall* w ili or. ur than 5o feet fn»rn ih«» ground. Ili* in» Paraguayans. who recently landed al Al41H»»*a. tolu. , >epl. V.--- Jo«t ph Nov*tnb«r 33. a* that w ili |>* th«* ftoth oumpliahad. jnrie* ar* pnilmbly fatai. P«»rt Pache««», haw srmed the Bolivian Hiinona, town marshal, was shot and anniveraay of W human'« death. ----------- --- The Russians make a pleasant drink from killed last night by O. P. Brown, Parchment used <»t> thè beai banjoes t"Wii of Chiqnoto* in the province uf wim t<»tal comi of thè n»«»tniriirnt, in« Imlmg sap of the walnut. M uj- is ma»Ir from w«»lf-skin. ini«took him for a burglar. thè inelostire*, wi|| b* *3,100. In«lianafN»lis, Sept. 10.—Th* Iflth < Jiri»» Thr«mn St Louis, Hept. 13.—Charles Slaugh- national «neampmeiit of th* Rona <»f !rr, who lUkf Láa.ii i•«••••* •»»• Bwrnvj VetcrA&» *»|M'or«i iswrw lowigiil with an Bcbrwibwr at th® fair gr««uu ls. and who i-iformal reception at th* Dcntonn The city is gaily d*comt*d fur is well ____________________________________ known on the tracks throughout li«»us*. the country, wa* bndly an«! pmhahiy tb* visitura. an«l there are prusp-* t* of fatally injurcl u>lay. In the last » Urge attendamv Many Grand Army event he was thrown by hl* mount, |'*l*t* of this «late have *e* ”pted invita- Mary Nance, who slipped and fell._______ to partici|«t* In the parade an«! Slaughter i* Injured internally, and hi* R ewtiinat«*! that 4,040 veterans and head cru»be«L Congettion of th* brain *“n* ”f veterans will march- < inoin- is feared. Bit is working for the next rp«amp- •>ent. In Germany there »• an educational institution fur teaching th* technique Silver hor*vh*oes are rua«)s in Vlefinat of butt hr! .ng «u I p*t king Austria. Treia llrrrkrfl oh • Treelle. .M oet«», Ind- Menf t l — A f'”!ghl tram on th* l-ake Erie A Western rail road near Ail»any wa* wrecked thia morning on a trestle. Kight loaded cars were smashed. I'harle« Manor, of Portland, waa killed, an«l John («»Ilins, of th«* Mtn«’ place, wa* fatally injured. They were stealing a rid*. It is be lieved there a»v other men under the w r«* kagr. The great squirrel dr*~«»ing .enter is Weissenfels, • ♦erniari y, where *ome establishment* pre^re half a inillioo akiu* aunually. Thr«»« Tr«mw« ('remateti. Fargo, N. D., Sept. 3.—The city marshal and a posse, after a har«l fight. . «plarrd thrw* tramp« «bo bad robted • .1 .1 store* «II > . . >a at I'..«, an « V A a a small .M .. 1 I • town A several Conway, in Western Walsh county, and place«| them in the my jail. . |**LT T """ Hon.br morOnf tb- J«il w». .|iarn,. er« J on lire, and l«efore th«* flam«'* <-«»ul>l be rxtmgutab»*«I on* of the tramps wa* ■ le.u.t.sl ,„.j th. utter two ha»-dn-<1 •h.< . fr..ni frichtful barm. It «<ip- P —d th»* men trhwl t«» burn a h«»le L i .1 ii . th rhwlr.h ttey cuuM — »I*, and tte bi«M got b»>'A*d their ountrvL Priwiflent Turner, uf thè La R«»i Mhiing G»mpany, says that a halamw •trm k 011 thè tMM»k» of th* ««»nipany tip _____ that ___ llJM.OOO limi is* u to lai* show» tate« in and |«i<i mit'by tte r«»m|»*ny * •»rire its <»rganiBati«»n. 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