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Lntxton, F»pt. 30 —At th» «»n>i-*n*
Bu«l ni rating o( ih» Bank of England
tori»* th* gw.rnor mld:
"You «r. prol«bl* ■«*■*• o( Ih»
¡ir«>|o»>tioti taxi bvfur» th« gnv«rnn>«nt
in th» lunim.r ♦>* th» Unitici Stetra
and Frane» whvrrb*
thl« «ountr*
«tarai*! in*rrara ite ua» <>» stivar a« a
nrntrilnitHMi tu th» internaiuxial agrra
< •»M»|«»*l»r**•!«» (teste* nt tb* IM*|*«*rtNml meni, whlch, whito noi affartene our
Il•|»|»*MlBgn nf tb* P« m 4 M e*h < «Ite»! gul>i «larxiant, tnlght »nabla th» minta
of Fr«n-.- ami Aiu»n. a tu mum» Ir»»
FWtflw tb* T*l*gr«y»ble
< •!«* i »4MS.
cuinag». Anurng th» pro|>*aal« Wa» un»
A great «fork »trike is imminent al
a»king that th» Bank u( Kngland ta>l*l
Havre in cm.wxtuen-e <>( the rwfnnal by
Ito» «ilvxr pxrmiwahte under tl>» act of
the <-in [ lovers to grant an Increase En
IM4 w againat Ita nutra**
wages.
Tl.» g*,v.rii<>r then rra*l • l»tt»r date»!
('b ago i» »weltering, with no Indi- J mìv 3*. addrraard to th» elianrallor of
ratioi» for eouler weather, an-l io the «!.» r*xcli*-qu«*i, Hi» Miìiacl
IL<*k*-
Ohio valley ths lx>lK-«t Heptemlwr Itear’h.
il «a» a« follo««:
weather on rccortl prevails.
"Krlorring to oar ronv»nation •»
The Michigan rrvp report for Heptam- teg to «ay th» Irank la pn*|>arvd to
law. l«»iii»l by tbe secretary of state. <arr* oul »b«t i» taxi d..wn a« p»rmi*-
MV» th<’ whrM crop will he 34,000 000 «abte in th» twnk charter, vm: to to<>l*l
on» tifiti nf ita note twxr» In «ilv»r, |* mv -
I o.hrls thr largd for five yewrr,
The celebrate* I Angns-t'raven will vidr«l al way« tliat th. Frani li mini I»
again i*|*ti IO th» frra <vnn«g» of «ilvxr
onb-et ha» Irren >l«x-i |e*l in ‘an Fran
I« .
Th«' Fair heir* have won their ami that tl>» prie«* al which ailvor l»
l.nx-iirtetl» ami «alabl» ,r» «al lafa.-torv. **
-X—, *•'•« s new «.».I h.a 1—-a .1..»—I
Itr-plying to quratum». th» gov»rn«r
A Washington mrrv«t«»r*f»nl of a
M>-l tbe lasnk ha*i had nu neg.itlations
New York paper say« tlie 1'nite.l Mates
wilh tir» l*nil«*l Htatra in*»n»t«ry ma-
ia getting reedy to deal with H|-am vig
miraronara, a-l llng
orously. and that the iief>artmenl has
■’W» hav» taxiglil no «live».
All w»
already de. td--l upon a plan <‘f act>>m
h,ve -i<>r.» i« tu »gr.x- mntei ■••»tain »n*
A lrvm»»xlrm« expleptun '*rnrr»l,-', <uti«terrx« - tu ca/ey out «b»t la p*r-
tn* < amp close by tlrs S'hirrtwe anarnlt, • miasobl» un te» Ita act <d IM4.**
of Kiangnan, near shanghai. Forty
inti*« i>«v* teren »lug «H»t «»( the <l«*hr»a
• • || |ra_ten la» Garmawv
I so tin* Krupp guns, 1,800 n*w p*t-
Hrrlln, Sept, to —Th* \ al tonal Zi<-
t»m single fire an.* msgsiln* rifle* lung, referring to th* inlormalion in
With 120,QUO iiA* cartridge* w*re «I*
the Tin»»-« of ’M’ptrnJwr 10, that th*
st rnywl.
IU f.k of England wa* prepare»! to hold
in silver <»•»* filth of the bullion held
FrvhsLIy tl** largest ami fln«wt tor
«I re *v*r found on American *»il ha* •g a mat its fxstea, says
’‘The unfavorable rx'eptton th* an«
J«»*! Iwren received li» LkritVer fn«m
Kouthern M**iie>a
it weigh* in the nonnoament baa met with from th* or­
rough 178 karat*, ami it is <*wtimat<««l gana of British trade leave* no ro»»tn
l»y o»mp**teut expert* that it will wrtgh for «loubt m to the opinion of Brit tab
fully 88 karate whrn rut amt pn!isl»ed, comfberriaI !«»<!ira, and aa Io the nltl-
• n»at* fate of the la teat American at«
«lehratr sky blue, just a •)»««!• lighter tempt to aecurr for the silvrr-min«*
tl n a l h*« ird's wing
Ibis, with • owners, with th* ahi of Eur<q«r, a rise
numlier of »maller stonre running iron in ailver as a reward for their support
40 U» 10 karats, was takm fr*un a newly of the McKinley tariff policy and to
-■ Im atitNi of w iii' h keep thr silrrntre in a r***l humor."
i» in Liuroln county, \»-w Mm «•
WORK OF A SWINDLER
Alwolutcly m* «letali» »»f this «li»< «»very
< an l<» learned.
The large »lone I«
«'•umab'd to G* si.>rtl $• UUO
I •<«! an 4 •««•ria Man'« Nam* !• OVI b I b
SCIO
ORKGON
A dtepatch from Madras »aysi
A
most reruuis ao idenl has «areiirred al
th* <’hatn|«i«»n reef mine*,
Forty |w*r-
sit,» are known to have laren kille»!
Ihf i in* >1 Ihttn«« Hawkins *
f..*. . r wh » hv«s near Gre«*nw.a*l.( 'al.,
was dostn«y«a| tn fire and l»»s S-vear-
«•I I «laughter perished in the flam«*«.
Th«- Fraser river salmon park is tbe
largest ever known In the X'orthwest
Altogether 2,.‘»<Mj,UOO fleti of the *»« keye
variety were caught <»ff the rnnuih nf
tl»* river during the seaaon.
The Japan Mail, direussing th* silk
trade, say«: Prtee* in Ja|»4n are now
steadily rising, orders on a Large *« ale
having hen r«*»etv«*d from abroad by
many foreign firms in Y«»k«»batna.
A torna do struck tlie town of Port
Arthur, Tes , killing sit people, an«!
injuring several more. | m « si <lea • lestioy-
ing much valuable pmperty.
Th*
town w a» practically Im mi by ti.»
ry* lone.
George F. Itvgmer, chairman of th*
IK* moer stir ccMUity o«»mmiltee. shot and
instantly kill*»! Kitnon Fransdfd, a
young but«her,
at Monmouth, III
F»a- -
had hiH-n paying attention to
II-gm« » ’• «laughter against her father's
w Uhc«
T « startling new* oomes from F«»rt
L .
i that the *.>mbii»ed f .««• of
th* Afri Its and < Irak tai» number 47.-
uuu m«-n. They are now all <*»llect«’>l
io ar Khan Khi valley, am! a maare. r*
is lrar«w| al any momenL
M••»*»»
im
«h* Va«l
A«h»ria, Or.. Kept 90.—HeveraI East­
ern wh«*l«**ale house* are out various
amount» through the operations of a
very >m« »«th swindler, pur|»»riing to I*
A
Foard, «»! th«« Foard A KtokeaCi».,
gr»MN«r« of this city.
He purchase
large bill» of g>w««ls to buiahippvd to th«*
!•► al flrm, an ! then Induces the houses
to CA*h drafts on th* company be pur-
purts to repreeenL
Tu»-> la* th*’ F«»ard A at«>k»s <o ie-
reiv^l a teh-gratn from a prominent
IL-ton house, a«kmg if they would
honor A <’ Foard** draft for IJ ihi .
A
negative reply was m nt
Yesterday
thr firm wa* surprised to revive from
F M i ‘rrary Ar < *<«., <4 New York, an
itivoKve, with a rail wav bill of lading
Shortly
for $1.400 worth of silk«
ar-
afb'rwards a sight draft for I
Ttie
rivet I through on* <*f the Iwtnks.
•trail was *>gned by A <’. Foqrd, and
indorsed by McCreary A Co , who had
evidently cash«*! I l Thia morning’s
mail brought to lite local hotis* an in-
v«u» •• and a bill of tailing for $*U0
worth of silk iimbrellas from Weiner
A Co., of New York,
A draft arrived
aoon after, but it eas for only $50.
M»»rv inw»i«ww, bills ol lading sud
«Irafta ar* eipocted.
Th* fellow, wh*»evsr he mar lie, I» a
frau«l.
II* is no doubt trying to ins
personate M.
K<«ard, but tM><ame
O(»nfus«-«l on the initials.
Hum flnwtt by m T tb I r .
Ixsdvillc, Cull*., Nept. 20.—Thr**
J<*hn L SulHvan. ei-chainpi««n pu* s*rli<»n iu*'ii «i n’ kill«Nl sn l <»ue (atslly
glll*t, i»**» an noun«**'! that he will run hurt hi * i*«illisi<»fi this morning tie*
for mayor of BoaUMl« ami ei|«ectcd to (»«-N ft a .Mi llan*! « iigine an«! s handcar.
I« I K,OUO or I2.O<X) votes
Sullivan Th* a« »’i‘l»'tit «icnirred n*ar Bacall, 50
• its I * pm ’if*al plaliorm will be to mil«'» *»-»t «»f Ix’advillr. Foreman Ly­
In « n<H gambling pl»«** an«l di*ur»lerly ons and four m*n ha ! flnished auui*
bourea.
*«»rk fl*»* tuih'» •M*t of B a - b II, ami
»Urt«"! for tl»4t |»lao* on lh* ham!« ar.
A later aoeount «»f the Mexican hor
r<»r, aay««
The people kill«*! al Pan­ Tl»«’ <*BUil*lMH)n«i p4f>M bg« f was «Iti*
ini 1* q »arty •• &¡»•* 11ton noml*erir»g 24, alMMit that tm>*. but. as it had tern
were awphy 114tr*d by th* «1er»** gasrea lat* M'trral llmrs, it WM d«*cided to
g««n*rated by Hie esplosimi.
Among Hi“h tl»r«»ugh. 1 h* handcar was going
the number were raserai horsemen, around a curv* at a big!* rat* of t|«wl
who |«*riwh«*»l with their horma, and whrii tt rno»unt«'re»l th* pasaroger.
the la»I ire of the men and borre« lay Two of III* rn«’ii jum(**>!, whjle th*
other thr*r were caught by th* engine
b«gt*ther in a horrible manner
and killod. Jam»« Cody is probably
Ker. K F.
fatally injur*«l. Tbo 4eod are: Thus.
from the Olii»» |■rllitrntlary, al Colum- Lu as, Michael Welch, John Lyon*.
bus.
Hr was a famous I'nitcd State*
UPION PACIFIC SALE
pri-oner from Trnhtwr.
He was
trusted in th* front ofllce and walked
away. Howard «a, oonvicl»! at Clark«
Th* Ciatrinnianl
|e
Opp«*«** ««
F «r*r !*••«*•.
Ville, T»nn,. arxl rant»nee.| (or rune
years «' I t : »*1 |l.30<> **n 33 i.-iint» of
IVa.bingt.in, Si-pt. 30. — Il to prut*».
using th» l'nitel ‘«latra mall« for fraud- ble tliat witbin a frw days Attorney-
ulcilt ptirpo»»«.
G.-in-ral McKenna Will announce tl>,
I
telali« of tli» captiir« ut <x>iirs* the yovemmenl will |><ir«iiv with
Victoria <l<* la» Luna« provino* of San- rvlrrencw to the decrw ol fonx lo.ure io
tiag • *l<‘ Cuba, «»y that th» Insurgent«, the - see »( the Union PnclBe railrna.1.
alter laptiirmg III» town, killed with It o.iii be Mi'l upon tf<M»l authority that
th» inarhete «0 guerilla« far having the chance« are very «lionfly against
■nadir a stubborn resistane»,
it ia «a- the government'» ap|«aling from the
plained that Ilio Spanish hoittM th* «terra» The cabinet did not pass npon
red ero.« flag over th« hospital, and the qmwtion <leflnttrlv.b«tt. on the con­
tl.it the insurgent*, mistaking it (nr a trary, |x>»t|«>n«xl final determination
parliainontary flag, rant an offioer In upon it; but there waa *> much aai<i by
that dtraotion
Th« Spanish claim tlie various meral-er« in favor of allow­
that the insurgent comtnaO'ter did not ing the sale to prooee>l that it iacunsid.
rraprat the flag over the hospital, ami rred by llx-se familiar with the matter
te'iiilavr le-l th» building, killing or that there 1« little doubt a« to what the
final decision »ill h*.
wounding 4* men.
Die erarrtar* of th* treasury ami the
p tuiaatr-r general, after consultation
with the prraldent. have <l<w|.|e*l to
change th* color of the currency 3-cent
postage stamp« from carmín» to green,
of tlx* shade now u«nl on postal note«
The 10-crnt p>i«tage stamp, which la
now printed m green, will be changed
to some other color, pnutibl* carmine.
It I« thought that green isa more d**ir-
able color ttatn carmine, besi-tes saving
the g vernmrnl alrout «10.000 in the
<1 iff err no» in caret betweam the Ino
intea
l'h>- sui>er intern lent o( Yellowstone
National Park, in hi, recent report tn
Ilia* government, complains that tbe
park to overran with black Imara, and
rr- omnvend« that some o( theiu tre di*.
pamed of.
RUBBER?
KNOWN.
4 t alal « «*II( b I«» m
Petersburg,
Sept.
30 — Two
ML
•teamera. the T«art itch and the Mai-
pltka. collided Imlay in the Volga, near
Astraahan.
Tbe former sank,
Her
paaaengen were
panic stricken and
Jum pci into the river,
Many r*ache«l
shore, but 40 were drowned.
Now
It
the
Extends Over
Entire South.
ANOTHER
DEATH
IN
MOBILE
Mot.ile, «rept. to.—This haa I«een a
bla« k day in Mobile. One new «as*
w < b mramiHwi al the n«a»n meting of
the bard <»f health, and two new sus-
piCKMM rares were reported
Anton*
Hagarn, th* first yellow-fever rare. 4M
this afterri'*»n.
The r»K begin* t • *b«»W th* «ff- IS <»f
tl»c moving away nf all w ! m > «an meet
the eiprnre oí moving, an I now th««re
mH flnanrtally able are making heroic
r irrt ions to get the means with which
to travel
Sight « «••* I n IrfwarW*
Ja> k~xi. Mira, Hept
lt*l*.l.l,
m.e.w-
>d
30.—Hon. J. I
F.I ■,».«.
«.I.-
<< «;>lx*l the A.»-» iatr.1 Frraa al 10 A
M. «• lol Ions
Tl.......... .
» . hl . «.«a of «allo«
t.>« n >• f three in
j.-rrr
•
No -I.
I
•uuntrv
Kan«<u> i’ll*. Sept 30 —What i* pw-
• ibly a diac id yellow fever haa >l»vel-
o|«*i here in the city hospital.
|
nn I b
«tlWrlaln Ar* < ■ulloq*
Kt. I joiii *. Sept. 30.—The health d*-
(■artnicnl haa alr.-a.lv taken what pre­
cautions It ran against ths invasion of
tlx- - tty I-, yellow fever.
Measure» are
betrig taken 1» prevent visitors frtmi re­
maining In the city wh«» have ixmi« in
contact with the di»*-a»e.
The <u-
operatum of the Houtlwrn railrua*)« haa
bran ««x'nr<*l atxl the official« are aid­
ing as l«*»t the* can the department in
it« endeavor to krap St Louis free (row
the p**«til«n<w.
Ilallm» ter W.w Orleans.
New Orleans, hept. 30 —A brighter
«MHlook fnr New Orlrans t« evident to­
night. ao far as th« fever situation i«
otmrarnad.
The reports to th» board
»ere of a most encouraging nature, in-
•tra-l of SOraara rr«piiririg In veatigatlon,
there »ere only 10 tn be look«*l into lit
day, an-l of thr-e, only thrra were pro-
nouix-tsl auspicious, six! on« declaretl
yellow fever.
President Olifihant, of the tevard of
health, aixl Presnh-ril Brittain, of th«
council, said tonight, that the > hancra
of crushing out the dim-««« hail in-
finitely nnprovwi.
A la la I case of genuine fever devel*
»¡wxl 111 the very heart of Biloxi today.
There have irran aliogethrr 33 «aaes id
yellow fever in Biloxi, mtli only only
one death, that of tralav
Al thmab Springs, no new caraa have
te-r 11 reported.
•»wepicI um « Itrath I n llnet**N
Boston. Sept. 90.—Th* Globe **ys;
There bus hern * |bM>l «leal of untie y
• lurrng tl»e ¡«st few «lays in this city
I n ¿ore of tl»«* death of Franklin Story
Conant, a slmlent «»( a h««spilal, last
Monday.
II»- was recently m Jamaica
am) wrt* stMiprette! of having c<mtrMCtrd
yellow f««vrr
Other a«Tounte say that
the death ww «'UlMMhl by malarial fever
VICTIMS OF WEYltR'S HATRED.
Th*
Vrleitd« <»f Ml«« < taosrus
Into I’riBun.
Tlirnwu
New York. Hept. Ju. — A special to
th* ll«M*ld from Havana says:
The
Spanish authorities »Io not heaitate to
•how their reaentfn*nt of the interval
displayed by the wives of Americana in
the ra»e of Evangelina Coaaio Cianeroa,
They have not only abruptly abut off
ll>* Cuban man! from all eornmunica-
lion with her frirmls but they have
thrown into the prison for lewd women
In Santa Clara five women v>ho*lart*i
to pre i <4 re a n»<»*t courteous appeal to
lirneral Weyler for the release of
Evangelina.
Tlu**e wuiurti are Srnora Roaa Elana,
"«‘liorltat Carinen and Nioulasa flutter«
re», Señora Mírala Ruis and Señorita
Avila.
All them* ladtv* belong U» the
bret fauiihr* in Santa C lara. Honora
Plana is 37 years of age« and is the
«Mow «»I the former mayor of that city.
Señorita Carmen Gutierres is the pnn*
i |«aI of the brat and oldest private col­
lege for young women tn the island.
s|,r i* also principal of a munn i|«al col-
leg*.
Iler sister Mc«»laaa teaches with
her. Mrn«»ra Ruts and Señorita Avila
ar* cousins of the Guitrrres family.
A Vaiai « •lllaloa.
Si launa, Sept. 20 —The Wabash
paasengrr train leaving f«*r the Wot
last night collided wtlh a freight train
at Kr)«R*ville tliia morning
William
<laines, a |«etal clerk, and W. B.
Smith, hreman on the freight, were
killed, Two tramja were «rverrly tn-
juwd
The fragni train waa ordered
to take th» «witch but waa late ami
the |«as**ng*r train ran |ta*t th* switch
befory th* freight arrived, f
Salt l«ke, Sept. 30 —A Butte ape­
rial aaya Mr« Jamev Ha pt i at »hot and
fatally wounded her huaband. a tele­
graph operator, today, al the p.adn»m«
when- he waa employed. Itaptlrt re­
cently left hie wife and then brought
• mt fur divorce.
The woman waa ar­
rested.
M»*l I* N««a«s.
Havana, Sept. 30. —During the laat
two data the inhabitant« of Havana
have Iwn without meat.
Milk haa
alm. been « arce
Duly the tick in the
hoapitala are aupplied regularly with
either artici«.
In accordance with hi»
agreement, made alien Victoria de laa
Lnnaa waa mptnrwd. General Calixto
In a railwav rolll*l<Mi in North Garcia ha. delit.-ml up 7V prlaoner« at
Carolina a 4 y«*ar-ol«l child al au «q*u ilolqpin, 13 at Canto Kiiibarvado, 7B at
ear wimlow was tlirown «»ut of the win* Puerto Prmcif«. and about 100 sick
«low by the shock an I e«»ra|«ed injury. and wounded near Poertu Patire.
• atal Ilan«««*
<*rl4*Nt
gtttf»*rvr I «*4 Mutt»»
Hit Ov*.
Berlin, Hept. 30 —A <wri«ation haa
In-eii created here, ami not only in Ber­
lin, but also in the various German
capitals and at Vienna, by the an­
nouncement I*n rei table author ity of the
fact that Kmpernr William ia al lege-1
The Vienna cor respondent of a London
Io have appropriateti and squandered
pAper sav« that the imperial govern­
in jerxmal extravagance inoney which
ment of Austria will da-inanrl full satis-
until now haa been known as the
(»‘tl*« tor Injurie« to Austro-flungar-an
Guelph fund. Thia fund constitutes
,iibja<ct* kill»! by deputies r*»*ently at
ll‘- f ’i’ate fortune of the former reign-
l-amni-r. Pa., and tb» severe puntal»,
f*mily of Hanover, the heml <>f
ment of th<ra wlm are culpable in the ,
which ia the present Duke of Cuiubwr-
There
are
from
four
to
«ix
grama
of
land,
and which is • branch of Iba
affair, a-•v>r*lng tit the senlenc* o( tbe
•queuM lwni«r in tbe aya
I rjya| house of Kngland.
Aiu«ti>.au tribunal.
Ih’iiver, Sept. 20,—Three persona
were probably fatally injured In a run­
away tonight in the southern |»art of
the city.
While Robert (’reek, a
nnclimmi, living near the city, with
Ina wife, waa driving out Bn«a«lway,
th** team ran away, dashing into a bug
gy driven by B
W. Hlldebrant, a
printer, of this city. All three were
_________
thrown out. an«! suffered fro»*turee
of
The
tw..
men will
die. _____
and
the skull.
_
________
_______
the woman has little chance of recovery.
UR.
A
*«v. bl.r.ps««»». e»«««««— F»« «•«
«4 Hara.'« W«V O • *-»•
Versante., U-1 . S-ft 17 —Thl« has
♦■rao ths BMW« sxcili»>< '1*7 1» «»»• »"••
t«*rv ol Hi>» at.V
Ths te»I'** o» •»*
msn who bad te-en lyachsd last night
wer» fc.uh i hanging U> Iba «am« trra
near tl>a jail thw Burning.
This
•-aurad a «ensation la «N*- fi«V. •“ ! >«
rapidi* «ix«ad Uinxighout the >w>nty.
and no telasixn sver attracted »u.h
crante U» tbs «rtty.
For years South­
ern Indiana has bran 4 filíete. I with law­
less gang«. The rallr>*a<«« aixl exj-re..
c.*n>nar>-e» I woke op th- dapmlatKH«« <>t
I bora gangs slung their llnra. an>l lat­
terly tl.ra have prey««l Ilpun th* cm-
asb».
TV cltm-t*« hav* taken ths law
mt» their «tira han-l» in thl« tonali«*
lieforw, hot navvr tu «»cb an extent aa
tenia*.
The Reau br-.ihers wer» lynrlir.1 lo­
tet I ter at Se*t»»nr. Ini . BO year« ago;
tl»» Antow gang, thrra in munter.
wer« strong up b>gethcr at Xb<>»le«,
Ind.. It ve»n¡ a«r>.
Ther» have bran
nnanavmMilynchings. <>«<* *t • ■ m*
tl." '■> to I-t" <>t five tula* tervak«
recuni.
That an unueual »tat« of feeling ra­
Iule-1 is al
h* Ul« fens ity of the
killed threw of the
muh, w.
I thru, dragging oat
«neu in th
the living
Ugpt-lta*r,
ugrl
them to
TH
—no murder—was charged against t e
victim», but their death wa« decreed
liroaita«l of long and exa.peratiiag suf-
feting from robG-rir-s. eome of which
were accompaniml by torture to vic.
tints. The excitement of the day »«>
not leeaened by the •up|>r*-a«ed hint«
that mor« objarta of the people'» wrath
would te* made to auffer m the same
way.
The five victim* are:
Lyle Levi,
ag«*i 57; William Jenkin., aged 3»,
untuarrletl. Henry Schuller, aged 34,
married: lt«rt Anderson, ag.-d so, and
Cliff Gor*lon. age.I 31.
They were all residents of Osgood,
three tnile« «way.
Two men were left
in jail—Chari«« K«l!y, aged 14, for
burglary, and Arthur M* Millen, for
carrying wmreaied Weapons.
The lat-
Mo­
ter waa let out tonight on bum).
Millen »aya three id the prisoners were
kill«-.I in the ptil. and one <d the other«
wa« almost killed there,
Tofilght the
town i« pirkyte.1. it bring fearcl the
Iriemia of tbe lynched men will burn
the town out of revenge.
Veraaillc» is a town of BOO people,
and haa no telegraphic communication.
Fur four or five years the farmers of tlie
county have ta-rii the victim« of a law-
le«a gang, who have pile I their viaration
to the terror of the people
Tbe farm­
er« would conic into town with a bunch
of 1‘attlr or a load of farming produ* 1«,
and iieit morning would la* found
along the rs«d»i<le suffering
from
wounds and minus the proved« of their
•ale
Ohl German farmer« have hern
vi»it«d and both men ami women ba*»
been 8ubj«*ct«**i to all the tortures that
a hardened mind could com rive.
It wa« 1 o'l'loek tills morning when
the mob M-cm«*d to come from all quar­
ters an<l dismounted on the aide of the
Aterut 400 men
lull near Versailles,
marched Into the lowt .
The jail waa
in charge oil
^Gun Kenan, Sheriff
ltilsb.i W1»«* ^
• ^.5®
foie o'elo.\ e.rfic wa* a knock at the
door aixl when Kenan ami the others
opened It they were confronted with
pistols by three masked men and ask «-I
to turn over the keys.
This they >lxi.
Then tlio loch fl Io I into the jail.
I a « vi , Jenkins aixl Bcbuller showed
fight.
Levi was shot through the
bri-ast, w hlle the skull« of the two lat­
ter »ere crush««I with »trails.
Rope»
were in readiness. A ik . mh * was adjust­
ed around the neck of each man, their
fact and hand« were pinioned aixl then
the inarch began. With several men at
the eml of each rope the five prisoners
were dragged a dtotanre of 300 t*-«-t to
the elui tree, »here their ixalies were
• iie|M*iule<l.
¡1 is said Lavi, Jenkins and Schuller
were dead before theyrea< he*l tbe place.
Ih-ath resulted from banging in thr
< a-«-» of U«.id>*n ami Anderson.
Num
of the ly’rKJo-gs are known. They all
< ame from a diatance.
ENCOUNTER
right With
WITH
I Ml«»* M»n
nintrlrl.
MARSHALS
I n
th*
Jrlllto
Cincinnati* Kept. 17. — A special
from <>«w«*go. on the Knuiville A Ohio
railroad in the Jvllit«* coal mining <lis-
trict, gives an acv««unt of an enmmtler
last night between eight Unite*! Htat*»
marshals am! the striking miner*
Yrsterday mmuninn miner* were put
to work ami trouble came last night.
A mob cam« marching towards th«*
company** store.
When they w- re or-
der««) by the marshals to halt, tl*«
miners a ns were* I with oaths
They
were then ordered by Die marshals to
leave the property, which they re (use-1
to «io. Th* tuareitais took r»-fiig* in t
blarkmith *bop and fir«*I upon the
mob. Thr muter* retreat»! but re­
turned the Are with their Winchesters
None of v *psre*ii!i are hurt, but as
tc» the miner*, thr fart* are not known.
Thr marshals frar serious trouol* ami
have asked for aseiatance
CABINET
MEETING
I«*l»«rt**l Mailers I»lerM«se4 al
lira WantlnM
Instead of Ballots
in Guatemala
Bullets
NUMBER
REBELS
ABOUT 5.000
nf
t»«*rete»lw*4 K*«*»ll SgNlN*t lb* Hals
tlarri«»«
< it*
Mf
Q«*8«ll»Na>»a»*
41
tarb*4 bjr Ibra* Ibwntan^ H*bal*.
New York. Kept 20 — A spreial I»»
the Hrral«l fnmi Panama. < o|««mt la,
•ay»
Guatemala now fare* an upris­
ing far tm»r* s*rH«ua than the m»e of a
few months ago, telegraph* the Herald
’orreaiMimlrnt in the city of Guatemala
The prtrent rebellion is ltd by men
great wealth ami influence, ami i*
•lightly gaming in strength co« h «l«y.
Advn'vs j«»*t rwwKtel from Guatr*
mala are to tbe rff«w t that 9.000 rvt»rl*
atta* ke»l the city of Quraaltenango «Mi
the morning of September IS.
Tl»*
garrison there mn«i»ted «»f Ire* than«
I.00U ankHere, l»ut they fought valiant­
ly
Th* atta« k cotilinuad far ml«» lb*
night, when tt»e rebel*, dn»p*t* their
»Ojrr:ur numbm, were repulse»!. They
Vigorously ret a rd the 4tl*« k at ball
1 4' '.
.
l*llw* F«*«»r I n ksNaaw I lly-
st
STRUNG
-
A
’
« report i^^wn th* Agio i g •till
| Conttnuew.
The garrison still h«4ds tt •* city
agsmst tiie relN»b«r twit the fall of lb*
«•ity is inevitable, ««tdeos th«* reinforce
tnent* ix»w hurrying toward arrive
aiihm a tew h«»urw
The present rev«>luli«»n is hca«lrd hr
General Prwpero Morales, who. until
a few months ago was minister of war
tn tl»* cabinet. General Fur* Barrow, a
brother in law ««t President Barn«»* ami
Feliciano Gi:it«*ra.
These three men were «•amlnlate* for
president t<> » u «<« m *»I Marrio* for the
««iiitolilutlilial term from |M»M Io IWUl
Tl»rir au tagon ism to the president
«late* frtmi the time he »Ie* iared MmseM
«lietutor of Guatemala an«! ann<>nn«ed
h • ii t* nt -i
f h »M g a ’..« a ......
deflam* *d tl»* eon«tHutn»n, |»ermH
ting a president’* electmn f«»r a ««emnd
term
This meant another term fnr
Barn««*, ami m«*t with a»»lid 0p|<wili«»n
• (»'«in th* upper els-*-« • *»l Guatemala.
In view of this growing »Bste>ntanl.
th«* three prvMi.|enti«l «anditlatea de-
ri-le-i to ni«-et Barrios with bu! • ts in
stead of l«*H<*ts. The first movement
In the p!««t waa to get p*se« ■•»on *•( th«-
barracks at San Marons, where a large
quantity of aims ami am muni tion wa «
•tore*!.
Tins was «h»n* by !d!*ery,
nearly all the ■e»l«lierw at San Manna»
•
tnent.
The rel»el f«»roe is now S,U<M) and »•
growing. This IS mad’* p»«**l!de by tin»
wealth sml standing of General Mo
ral«** and hi* chiefs and the great dis
content in th«* financial circles of ghr
country, grow mg out of tl»r bumm *• de­
pression there.
DAMAGE
KOT
GREAT
|(««ite s« «•» thr « «<N lltl«*N of • *«lr^.
%• *«liln|lnfi O hrat
Spokane, Wash., HepL 20 — Tl»«« |*
porta that from one-thlml to one half <»f
tlie wh«*at crop ba«l Iwvn rtiin«*»| |»y
rains north of the Hntke river are In-
r«>ri«'<’t.
A Ta» oma gram buy er, who
has Just returned from a tour of tlie
Puioure towns anti country, fr«»m Ri-
paria, on the south. Io Spikane «»n tlie
north, «tales that, if the damage by
ruins ei«*eed* five per cent he is m»
Vidge <»( grail*.
M here tlie rainfall
a is greatest, tlie gtam is bleached, bit
'■
9 .
thresh*»! «ml will grad«« bi^-h
The only important damage repint
••d |s to **U tons «»! wheat in *a«'k»
stacked <m the Knnke river awaiting
transportation. Much of it wa* rnitHMl.
The Potlatch eountiy reports that
not five |**r rent damage has been <l»me.
At«oiit .M«w»<«>w, Idaho, and <»n the
Ne* Per««* reset tat ioll three |wr ernt
will fully cover all !<»•»•«••»
In tli«* Big Bend te»ui*try, th«* great
wh«*at I*• 11 *»f Central Washington, the
|.r«ite|N<'ts are glowu>g
Not tun per
<«-nl of the crop, whirl* la the larg«-»t
«•ver raised, ia «lamagtel, or will I»* h«st
C P. Chamberlin, general manager
of the Central Washington railr««*»!.
who h hand!»** nearly all I lie Big Bend
wheat, say« alteolutrly no ha»s will oc­
cur to stamiliig or stacked grain from
rain.
I'lllahutg Mlitrr« Working
Pittsburg, Kept. 20. — Itetw**n I A,
oou and 18,000 «’•»al miners in Pitts-
burg district returi.«*»! to Work today in
a«i'ordam«* with th* action taken Kat
urday at th«* ronxeution autlmriting
the men to rreome work in all mines
complying with th«* |*rwvi»k»ns of the
reale of flA urhta, mad«* at toliimt’Us
Th«* remaimlcr • f the 28,000 miners of
the distrn t will tw at work »«eft.re the
•I««er of the week.
It is estiinatOif that
tit* atrike r«»st the p*«t>p|r <»f pHtslmrg
• t fr. tn $ . "•>’ ......
(
«7,000,000.
Of this am*>uiit th* miners hart alami
$1,260,000 in wages.
The strike against thr |t>-Arniitt«
will «*ontinue imlrflnilrly,
arrange
merits having t«ern made to aSera« the
The entupan* which controla the working miner* 5 per nent I of their
amlrrr product <*f Prussia pay* «IB0, wag««» to defray th»* ripmsreof k»**ping
OUO annually to the atatr for the privi­ up the light until the •6-«*'nt rate is
lege.
made umforui throughout tbe distrh't.
Bsa*W
Washington. Kvpt. Ifl.—Great inter­
est atL*‘’hrd to the cabinet meet.ng to­
day on arvrountof th* various important
q tie* li« »ns pending a ml the fa*'I that it
was th* fl rat meeting In some week a
Every m»*mbef of th* cabinet ei«'rpt
'MM rvtary l*u>g. who Is out of the « ity,
reach«*! lb* Whit* Ihmsa st II ti’chs i.
T1»e Morning seaaion ws* dev«»u*l al-
tmwt entirely ti> cvmsiderah*»n «»f the
I
pM r,
r|u« wti ■
M«-ik! « • "f
Ibe cabinet were very rrti«wnt, sn in-
junction having been placed »»n them
not to talk of the matter al this tim*
Tli -ugh thrr* was a full diariMMiun of
th* matter, it is learned that no d«**is
ion W4S rvacbed.
Sim«' tlifferen«** of opinion *>n mat­
ters of detail «level«»pr»I hrt*««rn Alger
am! M«'Kei.ua over th* Han P««drt> bar
b«»r, and it was left to the two cabinet
«»flt. rn to a<!ju«t I!»•■•<« ditferrn«'** and
then make a statement on th* subject
fur the brnrflt of the public.
With reference to th« Klondike rush,
Sevrvtary Alger laid before the «whine!
s«-v«»ral telegrams urging relief fa»r
,
k
.
s
»
from the citiirns* ei»muttI tee of Ta»*«una
rrpr«MM-nting that distreaaeiisM alrrely
4t !> t
t « t
1.4 1 - to ¡11 41* ’ pl
' g ’ ’
■* • ■ reti-
•utter wHh «up
*’”t
M -49. ra. The «t
«1 A uss dtl mad«* it « W i
«lent that the cabinet was not quite
clear that the governtwent ha»l a war­
rant of law for forms)»mg suppli««*, but
Hi-ret ary Alg»ur telegraphed *w»tial«*r
Perkins, win* Iff intrrw«te»l III a line to
Alaska, asking him if he wiMild under«
take to *ivh\««r a »hipitta-1 of suppli* • at
Mt M chasda.
If it be found that the
law will not permit th* government tn
»*»>•1 supplies, then relief will I* fur
nislt»'4 by private |«rr*«n4, in nnle» that
a horror may pot gmw out of th* rush
for go)«l.
Neither the <l*<-isi«»n on «li«*< riminat
ing »«” tion a J «>f the tariff act nor the
Cutmn or Hawaiian i|ue«tior»s were
n**ntlone«I at tlie mornmg tneeling.
The president is clearing op all im-
¡■»rtant matters. <»n which cabinet cou-
•ultathms arv ne-easarv, for the purpose
of taking another vacation as s > m > u a«
|a»s»ible.
BAD
AS
THE
BENDERS.
4 Tvrrlbl* i|«>ry «*f « «*l«l bln«*4*«i < ri«*»*
* r*«M* K «**•••
<*«»lumhu<. Kan . Kept . Irt
A storv
of crim»*, rivaling the dre«ls of the
nohMiuus B» mler family, «*>mea to light
in a murder Inal now in progi»-*« here
in the district «*ourt
kd and George
k . ’
■ • ■ - _i . ! :;. .
Ni r ■* « «
A
» •
,4 *•
murder of Frank 14 al hr 41 < h in .1 inr
la»t.
The evolcm«’ was w> difv« t that
<4««orge Htaflcbuck ami his mother were
speedily found gutltv «»f murder in tin*
first ami ms «»nd «l«*grecs, re*|** ti wdv.
and th»* trial of Ed Htaflet ack ia »till ¡n
progrena
Pie famih were k«*v)<era «»t
a dive in Haifa, Tel
Galbraith w »•
kill«*»l and r«»t»bed in the pla«e, («»How
ing a quarrel with the mother and •«m«
over tbe woman's «laughter.
His body
wan thrown into an at««w*dom'd mine
shaft.
Mrs. Cora Staff»*!**« k. wife of G»*«»rg«‘,
and two «»ther inmates of the I mhis *
gsv«
'»tirnoAy 4*1 t«» the murtler, and
from theon w»tn«**-* « evidence of an
Other triple murder at Galla has Iseri
se»*ure»l. Th* story is that two g»rl«
from Wretern Kansas were vimting ut
the VS »I»on «live, ac<oinpanie*! by 41
acquaintance.
Mik* Staff<*i»M<*k, an
other mhi vf the \\ il*m woman, who 1«
how in jail rharge«| with burglary, la*
came enragol or 1 ana»unt «»f jealous*,
ami tnur ler«^! the man and the tw««
girls w uh a hatchet.
Their bodies
were thrown into an at>amloii«-«l shaft
SPANIARDS
th
S'krlllMg
FIRED
UPON
lnrl«l*ut Orrur«
> lor Id A « ••••!
«»IV
ih*
Ventor, l.le of Wight, Sept. III -
Ixndon. Sept. 30.—— An Orleesui dit­
tali h say« th.' rira in the price of grain <*ol..rwl Guatav Pnbet. «on of the .Mil
ha* had a diaaatroua rffr. l there, many waukee millionaire brewer, waa married
honras being unable to complete their here today to Mia» ilulda Lamp, »
contracta, and avverai of them being daughter of the millionaire brewer W.
J. Izmp, of St. Lrmia.
unable to meet their pâment«.
M*»r* Tr«»«*|»n tnf < «ha
Madrid, Hept. 17.—The »ar itepart-
ment 1« rexrulting B,lM» tr«M>|>« »Ith
the Intention o( iitime-liately dtopatch-
ing thetn t» reinforvr tbe N|*aruar artnv
IU 1 r .
*|rN**l«h Ma««M»»r !-•••
M^lri«!, Kept. 30. —Word ha* lire*»
rraM’ived here th a l Ihr
I'SMiAtihg
strani** Ta* I* ha* l»rri» lori ..ff Mattila,
Philipp) nr*.
*M-vrr«l of Ihr panar rtgrr«
w*r* • I row nr* I
A» *pp.«l ter llr,a*.rfc«
San Francia«»», Nr pt. 20. — An ingtn*
low* at Ir nipt to rvadr t hr a hr n contract
labor law baa jtiat bren d larovere» I and
thwartr«! by Immigration
< wtninie
sionrr Walter P. Stradi*?, oí thia |w»rt,
in rrmnretiofi with and cooperaii<4>
with I’«meul-Grrirral MrIvor at Kanag
awa, Japan. Killeen Ja ¡»a near lalmrrrs
who Were dottird opportunity to nime
directly to thia port from Japan by
Consul General Mclwor, tried to «lip in
through Victoria, were interceptad, and
by order of < oninnsaMmrr-Grnrral
Powderly will l«r sent lo Japan direct
by the Gaelic, instral of being aenl to
Victoria, when«* they came.
Washingjpn, Hept. 17.—The nary
ilef*ari»ent 1» rraolve-1 to free Ural«
Iran lli« rapunsihilit* <>f »ending
American warslnpa to foreign <lork« in
futtira, and to thi« end tbe department
will mummend «ocangrwa« that appro-
priation be ma*le f»r the mnstriM-tio«* of
at least tour drydoek*.
It will br «ng-
ge.tixl that thaa* te> loeated at B «ton,
League Island.Norfolk and .Mare Island,
and it 1« bopol that congrws* will
auttoorise tbe <un»tru- turn of al least
•uine of lh«m at once.
tto itxerland to a lami of universities.
«
,
Tb. I'.b.l I...Hp Wedding.
New Orleans. Hept IB —At norm to­
day the board of health annourved five
a-blitional suspected cases
These will
l>e <lrfinitely classed later in the day
•
.
.
.
.
after the board of riparta haa made , jlg
elamination.
Firs •< Irnn M»wRlalR, fai.
Redding. Cal., Sept. IH—A Are at
Inm Mountain haa «Irstrey«**! property
belonging to th* Mountain Copper <‘««m»
pany valued at marly $200,0UÜ.
Two
men employ*«! in the «'«»inprea*mg room
are believed to have b«*t their live*.
Among th* buildings bararvi wert» th*
reanime* of Sti|«rrintendent F E W||.
a»»«i. th* aemy-hou**. th* oilhuea*. the
rra»11 ng room and a row of ar ven mt-
tag**.
The origin of the fire ia un«
known.
Ruasians make a pleasant drink from
sap of th« walnut.
A
EVIDENCE OF STEAOY GROWTH
ONit»*r*4
U*r
Iw
M*lgh¥*H**
All
«bs
T swns
*«•«••
■»•Nt W««*4 I n All I*4wstr1*s
*f
iMgrev*»
<»r*g*e.
Sii burnire»! « a*ea «»f t»lg *4lm«m acre
put up al Wi»t‘s «aunrry. at Nehalem
Imi «TOrk.
Mr. *Nt4‘lh*iU4n, ««f T!»e Dall**, ha*
recwivtel ne*s of H 000 bus**« of prunre
•hip|*“l t«» New York. Tlo* I rune«
vare s«»|«l al from 40 lo flO «vote
lidi*. In Crw.ittllA teiuoty. is hav
it»tf a l«it of « Gn»m
A g««oil mai»)
m !«** of town Iota bave l«een n»M«l* re
viitly At doublé laat )«»<r*« priore
Mach wheat i» l«rmg pil«*»l up in the
wareh«MMM*» in The IGH«** wh*’re it is
waH’.iig ih«* 4rrik.il «»f • ’ine iii.m uh«»
«anta t«» | mv
v«*nta 4 l»«iah*l (or 1!.
The
' >
H»l» «k*»4M*«n ••i«<l*>| l*«H W««**k
•mi tiumervus wh«*> la werc s«*t in mw
lH*n nrsr Th«* D»!!«**.
Nearly all «»(
th« iu made g«M*| *4l«*h«*. ami Ibe flal •
‘ ’*
411
lira
I ’ u
1WU11
V*'
Kch» haa a well -«leYrlo|»ed ra*r « t
•cartel fever tn the family «»f Fn «I
The Atta k is 4 light one, and
^mith.
ia not regard*»! a* at all. serious
All
lu«* prevaiil i«»n ta bring taken to pre
rent the spreikl “t the «liaca.** in town.
Prof« -wtr 1» A Knvdsr re» «»ntly ma le
a rte|uisiti«»n on the I'nite»! M «Ire tl-h
oouhuhm I ou for 9,000 br«««»k trout. and
h.LB recriv«»d a h’tter from Coininis ion*
er Bri«v» stating that arr v g n»en|* ha I
been ma*l* to ha«v th«* fi«h •l«,lltrr»* 1 al
IltM*) River within 40 days
Th»* O R «1 X. is ir. the inark«t
for 75,000 ratlriK-td ti«** to 1» ure»l h«*
tween Pendleton and l|iintingl««n. an«l
n* it Vrer they will ♦'«•titra«'t f««r 450,•
<M)u.
A» tlie age «»f th* lie 1« s»i year»,
*h* tie buamr*« will l«e constant amir«*
of employment a* long aa th«* timl«*r
last* in the Blue mountain*.
The fi>«h etNumiMHonera laat week
'4«t a remr In Lake M allow » m U al
i«»w
■ iiiK, an-l in i
4 h« il t-f ov« r
1,000 fiwh kn««wn as “yanks,41 but
which arc 4 •I’*"- «•* «»f "«’»ut«i>
Il *44
a biman«A (or ««•’»eral Indians who hap-
)N’t»e»l i»t bn thereat the time, ami • lew
paleface* reaped a hill* ltene.it al««»
rhe re ar* a g»M««l manv ln>! ••*• m
JtMsvpti, Mallow* county, juat now
Indian after Indian « an I«* •**!» on th*
street with a melon nn-ler ins arm. go
ing I«» his kl«rt»t« hinaii ¡m«l jMp|«*M**ea
Three redakifl* «x»m«* !r«»m Ho* N« s
Perec* reservation t«» hunt and 0*h in
Wallowa couutr'
Phillip, « hief «•( i!>•
Ne* P«’f« vs, ia with th* in
w
The Elmore, Sanborn A <*«• ’a can­
nery at < ianlMhti. in Tiilam«tok « «»on­
ly. i* m o|*ri4ti«»i> again, ami thhtng is
going on on the bn
The number «*f
fi«hlM»ut» allowed t«» «qwrat«» (or th* sew«
son is limited to 2<>. ami th»* price paid
i* 95 rent* for rhinouks and 12% cent*
for silversnlre. th«- extremely low pri« *
>( canntel «almon bring alleg«»«l a» the
anse of th«* r«-dm*tion.
Heretofore th«* S«»utbem Pacific <’«»in-
party’* track*, In lk»ugla» ««»unty, ha*
been us»re*«*»l at $’J,SO0 a mil* north «if
Roaeburg, ah«! $3,000 a mil* south of
that « ity. l ot tli a yr »r Aainssur Britt
rai«H*»| the valuati*»n to $fl,|MX)
Tho
land of th* «'«•iu|Mny waa formerly as»
sesBtel at 35 «cuts to $1 J’» an acre, an
atrragr «»f aGuil 72 «’••nt««
This year
A«««■••«.r Britt ha« luni|«**«l the land al
76 Cent* an a«*re. The company «>fll-
t ial* a»k«*«i to hare tlieir r««4dl«ed as*
H*w*rd th«* •4in»* a* last y«*ar, nml thrir
land uniformly re*lucrd to 33 «enla mi
•«•re
VV a«hlH(l<>n
Tarofm, Fla.. Sept. IB,—Tin* s | mii >.I i
Tin- A<l»m« ominly bank hM»ln-».ly
eonaul her«, l‘«*ln> Soli«, >• wrathy I»-
caum* th*’ »talc patrol «teatner Germ |-.l»l out « Ift.tMMI tor wlo-at .l>l|.llieril
Ami on «everal Spanlah «lua- k«.
The
The oiitnty ■ii|M*ruitei>.lcnl of aclmola
G.-rrn ia a fair,« trim laiinch b«loi>git>|f In Whitman eounly baa *livi*le.| that
to th. «tat* health boanl, ami i« aruu-l
vmnty int» «ix •ublnatitute iltotrieta.
with .mall eatinon.
The 8|*ani»h
Th** l»y*1ro-»t>n*ltin, pn» .
of .melt-
•mack« hover aroun.i th« coaat ami < h -II irirf orc wa« tri.-«l at the new
plant in
Spanlah honor», etc,, to th« .{.onxliig letkeiieu. Pierre rounty, last Tueailav,
ar»»i tishiiiK vearwto ll*»l come her«, thit» and provert to l«e <|uite a success.
inlrltiKin, on the ipiarantme la»«.
Tl»e I’retty inali
schoolhouse, two
Thia pra-‘tiee to to he br>>krn up, ami
the atat» health aullioritiea have adopt- mile« north of Oakolale. I«urne»l iai*l
Nutlitlig ww insure»!, except
r-1 «Irlnxetil m.a»ur.-.
I .art »e«-k two week
lite Luti ling and on that there was
were .aptuml, an-l the American ami
only $150
Hpaniah veawla caught together were
A |«e|ition is Iwingcir« ulated in Seat­
aent to qurantine.
While the Germ •»« on her laat trip tle, asking that th«« »ivil-service i)*-
Tlie |**tltlo|> iittisl
abe xifhted two Npanlah MBaeka ami tern I m * alsdisbed
they put to e-a.
Finding aheoooM not l«e sigf>«*l by 90 |er cent of th<*e who
overhaul them, the laum h wot a aolhl vot*«| al the last municipal elr< tion I»*-
•hot after them
The ae*-oi»<l atmi for* it « an be considered. Tins turane
brought them to, ami they were rent to 1576 names must lie aecure«|.
quarantine.
The «tate ha* selected IM,76M a< r»*w in
The Npaniah oonanl wired a complaint towmdtip 24 north, range II west, for
to Waahiri^ton after th« firing on the charitable r«lu< ational, |wnal sml re­
8pamah vraeto, aud the matter »aa form »« booh. Tin* plat •* I mt uni was
brought to the attention of Dr. Forter, riled s«*ptrml4*r 1, and the plat of tlie
atate health otBcer. Dr. Porter ami township was hl»s| July H
All set­
Mr Solia had a eonfereme yesterday in tler» wh«« have not made their filings
which the health officer, wlm ia a re­ lM»fore ili«« «*nd of ‘. hi days from July d
tired naval phyai. tan, plainly told the will Io*«- lL-ir land
This will work a
coii.nl that the amacka would he fired haniship for that munlry, as this ia
on and hit, too, if they did not atop |«erhaps the la»st vacant township left
when aignaled. There waa much feel, in tlie state, and only a small pirtiou
ing over the firing, aa the l'ul.ana have •»f it has lM*rn a*tlh««l up»n
No far­
made much ado over the matter of an ther fl I mga will be sll«»we«| after <>r-
Amencan Veeael firing on the Hpaniali lobsr 4
Ko that settlers already tl irre
flag, ami Jeered the Spaniarda here iiiu»t inakc lb,ir filing, by that tin.w
about IE.
tn nnlwr to l><>|.| tlirir claim»
¿••fir«» l*aprr ter Japan
Appleton, Wis.. Kept, 17.—Local
paper mills within the |«ast tw<> »wk«
have received order* from Japan lot
Tliia open*
9.04M) tons of print pa|«er.
up a market new to Amernan paper
manufacturers.
<*«!•••* tárala» l>*el*rs KmbsrrstsBtl
A Resume of Events In the
Northwest
Wilbur ¥. Brock, of Walla Wall»,
»ho lia. r«*turnr*l from a anmmcr out-
log, any« that thr trmit of avverai of
tlir Blue mountain »tiram. ar<* lirin,
rxterini natal by rivklrm n«b«rmen.
• ho ux blaala.
It i. contrary to tha
rtatutoa of l«,tli Washington ami Ore­
gon to fi.li »uh |»i».lvr, l.iit in many
I’lacr« th» law. for tin- protection of
Uta fl«h ar«* not bring «nforcetl. I m
the M allow«. Little 8aIm.in ami Look-
in, Gia«« the dynamiter« are catiaing
devastation in almost open deflsnee <>f
the Isw.
Die Inland Telephone Ar T*'l*-gr.i|>li
<om|>any is making extensions of its
line« in all ports of the Palon«r coun­
try, ami a large gang of m**n are engag­
ed in «tringiiig naw wire« along tlie old
lines and putting in new lines
A n*-w
line ha« just teen completed (mm Pull-
man to Htaley and Chambers A new
circuit has iarn added to the line from
Colfax to Pullman and Moscow, an-1 a
new ensrpor circuit la now being sd*led
to the line from Pullman to Lewiston,
«♦overnor Kogers hae offered a reward
of B1M) for the arreat and conviction *.f
the parties wh««
murdered Michael
Lyon al Port Blakely, June 1«, 1«,;.
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