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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
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HEAD
EVICTIONS.
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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.
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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
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ii
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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
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to lai* show»
tate« in and |«i<i mit'by tte
r«»m|»*ny
*
•»rire its <»rganiBati«»n.
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br.-ught l,« k wllh him
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