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• * * a ■ I * a • V • • LATER The Sanliam News ~a i' t NEWS 4 4 Kansas negru auldiars stationed al Santiago will be allowed to vola in the state eia« tiun. OBKÜON ( olon«’l Tyson, with a detachment of 7*0 men and 3a «»ffl«wr». has left llrouk- lyn f«»r Haa Juan de IN«rtr» Rico. Germany Indifferent to the Fate of Philippine*. HUMS OF THE WEEK An attempt to o>tnpr<>m»ao the l-re« h lake trouble resultai in failure, as the Indians refuse*) to >nn in the confer* rm a. A A <‘«»«*»f»l»t» H»«lew of Ik* Telegraf ble >«•«■• uf TM« and Ail V*»r- ri|tt I «Naie hecratary Ds y says the Pans argot ia lino« wiil an«»u ba ended, and the |<**ao* oummimon will finish its work befura congress meets. B. «*»*»» r»«r William*« lat»r»*! la <«•!•»» W ar • »!••<**iw«* Th» «J w »*H un •r < tu» r Iran M*aL h|-4h"«h auth--titles my they «annoi • v » iste <’u? a t«ef.«re Fe ru»ry. The yellow feier epidemic in Lmiiai- ana is sai I tu l«e <4 a unl«l type, an-l the Slate I* ar i <>( hralth has de» » led lu name it '•yellowoid.M fCIO — — Governor YV«»|eutl has been renomi nated by tli» Repuitll« ans of M avaa -'I i U* rotta. (ietterai .Merritt ha« adv trod the Paris p« a* « ot>mm>a«ionefs to bold all the Philip) Ines group. An (‘flirtai dl»| atrh from Iloilo^ Pbtl* Ippin«* islan'U, state» the Spanish tc»* ¡w have landed an I dispersed ti*»* ittsur* getti». Ths b|*aniar Is hats killed >fi insurgents. Reports regarding the !<»•«*» *»n L th • ide« in ths I om *>-h lake Indian «»ut l»r« ak onfiicl, but it Is «w*r'ain ibal ths itaddier» have tuff* r«*d terribly, and that many Indians have been kill«4’!. During a game <»f cards in the Ten- rowset* ramp st Han Franrisrn, »*t»e of the players, Prnale William Batt sU'blenly ar<*ro from th«* table, »at ¡ng that he we ill, and reeling to the lent duor, fell «lead Into th« Un-«-l An autopsy show rd that be bad die») from heart di«M»aa«' A llevans dispai« h says There are ominous clouds on the burison that in* dirai«» early trouble with the CuLanw. who arc n<»w “p nly pt«- laiming tl r»r readiness to fight to th«» I a *1 drop of |>|« km I tor al«‘»lut«» in*-«•? * n ’• * P» rifLo« are preparing to Join th«* ranks uf the insurg»’hIs and fight lh«‘ A ». -n- ran» in raro it is found the Unllrol Mat«*» proposes Io attempt tu r«lsin l«*rmanent control. The administration will re- to rongres» the revival <»f IL•* g*.» *r of admiral, an<i the promotion to that rank of Hear Admiral Gr««rg« D a y. now in ownmA# I of tiro Aaiat >< «tati«»« ■ a nitounce men I that he Intendi* ton om- menti that the giade of adni rul I** r«- Vivel, and that that rank I m * >n{> rr«-d on llrar-Admiral Ih‘Wcy. The presi dent indorse# the ro ret.*ry Cum tn issi »ner In lien Affjir» Ju!.« w has r« « riv«*»l th«* («dh’Wiiig des patch from Jnoiaii Agent Ku’i • land, dated «I Walker, Mltih- ’’Ths !'•■ Ide al le’Cch lake was the con*«quen« *» al an arr«‘«*t ini'lc by a deputy I’n.lr«! Hlates marshal <»f an Indian <«n a war r I t I ; C 1 ’ marshal an I n u< t tl ■ | * » Tr«Mq«s were root out he.'«* t«» a- *: th«» marshal in arrvMHig the rv*< uers I i to g. l th«» ImiiAt)« to ¡i tn l. » «»I» up and avoid trouble, but they w«>md n«l. Thu troops Ah’l lh«' h- .' »».• had roveral I »tile» Ihc l’nit«*d Htatc* inarshal has call«* I f*»r ui«»te tr«*op*. “ Wisconsin for« »1 fir«*» hav< I* • n qttetired by rain. < >iuaha's fall festival <q*ei»<*d with a graii«! Mroel pagVAUt. k»ight U»«»«tsand p«*«»ple attended thu a Jubilee at WAsliingloti E‘ vr ca* * of yellow fever and one prati» wer«« repot lol al J a « kroii. M im . The fourth annual h-*tival of moun tain and plain ha» I «*«1» <»pen«’ I st lh-n ver. The l’aria ¡-rare Cfirnun*.* <>n is a|v* parontly divi !•• I regarding the di»|»«**Al <»f the i’hilippirirs, F»iith«r ii.»|ru‘ lion» I avi * lawn *• nt th«* Amen *n <«»m- rniMionrrs. Washington offioials ad mit that the Fhillpplli« • qu< *tn»»i tnu»t I*«» settled Ife’f.ire « oiiFl irrat JoH <»f other terms is vnt«*rvd nt- n. New« from the storm strieken «1«». trlcts ab»ng the Atlantic roast »a coin ing in gradually, an I it « proba! I«’ that 100 hv«w have b « ti h*«t. New» bv war of a boat, is that 30 jx*»»p|u were «lrown«x| at Fernandina, Ga. Csmt»* ludi island was inhabit« I by a!« it 40 colorvwl people. It is reported that all but thrtw» Wer# drown»* |. l*bo su *»n«l annual Wall.» IVa)la valici fruit fair o|M*n«*l iti Waìla U . Ila under most favural»)« auspHvc« Tf«r sticel pAtado include! a Utiop of th«* Fourth cavalry, members of the « ;<% council, the fruit fair orti. sis. War veterans, i)igh-#ch<«ol cadels, bjalness floats and hundreds »»( school children. It was witn« »»e I by 10.000 i-evpIcL The fourth annual fruit fair uf the Inland Empire o|«cr>sd in S|«>kaiie under auspicious circumetanrea Nearly 10,000 people pa «sei through the gates. The exhibits aie fully uc to those uf preceding years, In many instances, sur|*as«ing them, Eiery county of the cast side <»f th« moun tain*. user pt Walla Walla, ia i »|'» u - routed, manv by elaborate exhibit®. Al tho joint (M-sAiun of the Cuite<| Hiatus an*! Spanish military commis sions, ths Spaniards. are»»rdiiig to a re port circulated In Havana, d«< l«rrd it was hni*osaib|e to eva<'ua(o tho island immediately, while ths Aiuvriean oom» miMionurs insisted that their instruc tions call««) f«»r an irnnu^diate evacua tion. Alter a two iiours' coiiferwnr# the Joint coni missions were unable to reach any definite agr«*«ment. Mlu«ar W*w* |t»m». I’nmn bool ami job printer, through out the country will eoon 1» ordered oat on a atrikn to eecura a nine-hour working 'lay. LfeviJ ChriMla Murray, in a Um-Ion newe,taper, revlvni the augg«*«tiun that a monument to Georg« Washington Im erected in England. General Shafter bae bnen M*ign««l to command the department of tha B m I. Ilia Imadquarters will be at Governor’s island, Now York. Carolina Meskel Hoyt. wife (Tiarhwi H«»yl. the playwright, died New York from Bright's dieeax*. of in Refrigerator manufsrturrrs are said to t»e forming a trusL It is to coiitrol the 32 prim tpal manufactories an«l haa a capital ut |A,000,000. The M elrid papers have unrartho) the baptismal certifl ate of Adelina Patti, wlilcli has finally settled tha q iration «»f her much disru»».» I birth* pla**e and birthday. It wa* taken f»ooi the register of ti»e ehurcli of St. Louts, M » Ind. and aavs sb«* was born at I a'cluck February 12. I Ml. becrrtaiy Alger lias sent an ih»w«*i to the war investigating cummttl«-e, whn h. In the words of une of the c*>m* misaiuoera, "dora not answer.** A Madrid dl»|wt< b eays evacuai m will hg rtis)»ed. an«) Sj«aniar<ls will tm out < f l'urto Rico by nell week, an i uul uf ( id»a by the end cf N«.v« ti. - r Pr«-s|.|enl M Kinley and party hav« gone to iJtnaba. where they will be guest» of the Trans-M m »<»sippi sxj-«si- tiun and participais in the j»eaor jubt* lew. Thomas Greenwald, a private in I st* tery I, ot the Seventh artillery, wa« shot and Instantly killed while trying U> ceca|«e from Fort Mucttm, near New Rochelle, N. Y. 1 he members of the L'nltfrl Slates evacuation eomm>s*u«n gate an elab* orate luncheon to the members <»f the K|*anivb evacuation f<»mmissi«»n al the Hotel Tro< ha, Havana. The French government It preparing for an emergency an ! ha» i»»n«*d *j«** al orders to the garrisons nt num« rouw I >w :«• near the capital to ten.I I tn medi* alely to Paris 300 infantry each. News has Ifreen r«'*"cired of the find’ mg uf g«.id quarts at Mkagway. going Ilji H0 to the ton. Allh' gb the «iti location is not made known, it is said to Iw within a very short distance ul tbo Gateway city. A woman’s love an I a man’s inwaro Jealousy «ause! mur h r in tha Seventh immune regiment at 1^*1 rigton, Ky , and another man whn a* ted as j-ea»’-«?* maker is at death’» door with a ¡Hstol ball in bis abdomen. In the annual rejmrt of Surgeon- Genrral W. K Van Reypen, which is St ol U mi MV) ■ • ■ • . rts sob mills! tor publication, tha surgeun- g> !.••■ »1 »lat« *» l' »I : «• !•*•*• » ü pr« , ar'; g for aar w :.«‘ ü 1!. Main«* was hi i-vn up. Colonel Ray, with 400 Unite«) states tro»qw, has taken ¡« mo « h » ion uf Manxa- n i I lo. The converted yacht Wasp has lx*en >r«tered tu Chicago for the use uf tbr naval reserve. General Gar«*)a ha. h fl Hantiag<» to arrange details uf the 'li.talcliii'Ut <>l the Cuban army. Hr* re tar y Hay tendered A recop- lion to lite diplom&.lic <x»r|«i al Wasji- ington Thursday. Captain Polrmann, the well known master of the roasting steamer < Iregon. Jie*l in Kan Francisco, aged 02 years. Major ilkir - »n, who w.»< killo) by the Indiana near Walker, Minn., was (»»rtnerly lacstcd at various in the North went The Hall Lake choir won the Mum I choir ronUwt al the F'lstedlod, Whl« h wan tirtilicipat od tn by five choirs of 125 Voire», fur a E500 prix* and a g"l-l medal. s < n ret w»rvim «tfTh-rr« have di»mvrrt*d (bel <he bogus IltH) silver rortitL.itr« have I«rn tna>lc in Sun Fianciscw. They writ» frrvly rirctilatr»! in the North*r*C and K <>n<likr district«. I’hincMs ofTlicaln at Peking have pro* teetod to the foreign legation« »gninwt lt>« lending of ^narit > ■, rayn g the pfvWrnre uf th»»»* foreign »oldlrr« if likely to vS*A|A-iat<* tho 1\ kii.g |M»pu> lace. Newt ha* b<-rn received from D wry that Spanish ndnf<»iietiirnt« arc rn route to Manila. They haw air« a ly reA<hol S h gepore, an<l the intention iw to have them land at Bioihk Th« Washington government may ra.-»- strong t»bj«' i ions. Admiral Howell has l»ren relieved frnui the . »mmaiift uf the North Atlan tic aquBflron. and his flagship, the Han Francitc«». he« l>oet> ordertHl out uf cum* tniMHOtt »1 Norfolk. The command uf the squadron devolve* upon Cottimodoro Philip, wboM* flagwhip, the New York, is now at th«« New York nary «yard. Captain F. shoemaker, chief of the revenue cutter «»ervice, has been in* etrtsclod i»y the secretary of the treas ury to proceed to Uaha and Purto Rico, and make a th«>rough *ratrh and el- amination into existing conditions, with a view to the r*tal hshiuent uf an efficient levenue cutter |tatn»l uf tho waters of tlneoi islands. A Paris dispatch to the New York Herald nays the United State» commis sioners w ill demand the cession uf the entire Philippine group, and that Spain is ready to aoquhx’e. She had h<>|o»d, however, to exact a heavy prior fur the arcbifielago. Her commissioners, there fore. manifest considerable uhraslm *s at the a*lltude of the .AmerIrat •. whit h seem« to foreshadow the making of a demand f«»r the unconditional relin quishment uf S|»aitii*h sovereignty in tl>e islands. Thera are J00 patient« tn th« dl»i- •lon field iowpitai at the i’rcaidio, San Francfeoo, Colonel Chari«« William« haw Iren appoint«""! chief quait«rina.l«r for Ha vana and other province, of Cuba. Colonel W. J. lhran haa recovered from ht» attack of fever arxl will juii» hl. regiment al Jackwmvilla, Fla. The tta -on I army ccir|«a will tie ahl|* l*«l from Camp Mea-la u> Anniaton, Ala., preparatory to being eenl toCnlx. The tran«p"Wt Obdam. which left Santiago «inn-lay, returnol with hrr banket, on fir«. The voeecl, which ha>l aeveral tone of ammunition aboard, waa rtno-lc-l with water, an-l u>«u eel Io work removing the ammunition. The conference <«f the SI inert’ Fil tration lu London, haa decided to ac cept the employer«’ terme, irgmating wag««i until ¡ROI. Th« r*inert get an imini'diat« advance of J»< per cent, and a referen.-e aft«rwar<la to the con ciliation l«nai,l, who have given the minimum and maaiiuuiu wage. Tho do inion ward« off lbw lhreaC«ne<| Strike« involving 11.S00 minvrg. < H isi . i : IS l‘l BMC OPIMOS IL’tlio, Oct. IL— Th •'re has haom a groat change tn German paLlic opinion on the subject <»f tl<e retention of the Philippi!»* Islands by tiro t’niled Male*. Tit« ft*ehng toward Amrf * generally is mu« h n»«»rs favorable than a »"Uplw "f n rilhs ag* The news from the l.*nlte«l Sts tea that tl*« govern ment at Washington Is srrioasly con- templaling h«>Ming th Phillf pines, is ! romment«'d optMl dispaaenmately In the German pre*«, and it is signtf! *nl 'that th»* week two pat-era of such , landing as the K«dnisch* Zcltnng and 1 bu Vossh he Z«»tung have published hug hltcrs fr m German me r» ha ata •*-til«*l in th« Philippine island* in which American antiriatton is strongly adv'«t*«i A et»rr>sp**»>deni of the Vossicli# Zeittu g cvm vigorously com- I mi Is Germany making any attempt to •scars a |<orti<m • f the island®, citing weightv rcroons thcfrf>*r. Another signifi ant fa-1 tlds w«*ek was that a delegation rrpr< «enting lirrmin and German Hwiss firms in the Philippine ndI* < alh’d al the United Hlatns embassy to express )»o|sw that America would i; t relinquish the islands and would not roturn th»-m to bjoin, whlah th* 1«dwgatlo«» rlaiiued would mean a recurrence «»( revolution, *td the ¡*er¡etuatton of mthincn a' troubles. The delegation also ask«*«! if it might go to Paris au 1 lay its views hrfors the Cntlad Stairs |*«»<•<• c<»tnmis sion. Ths United MAtrts ambA*«ador here, Mr White, advice*I the delega tion not l«> do so. Mr While d'»es n<»t anticipate Ger man Interference «lire, tly or indirectly, even if tl»« l’nlt«*l Mate* insists upon retaining th« whole »»f th«« ar' hipelago. (‘oiinci Hot Kch war Sen ley, formerly of the Gutman rmbi»v*y at Washington, declaro# that Germany does nut dr •■am of putting «»l*stArles in America's way. Mt. \S h)te ha! a long runfureiico on WtHhuwday la>t with tiie German mitt- inter uf foreign affairs, Baron von Bue* Io*. Th« im|<*rial government last win* ter. goaded by th« agrarians, tllf'W up a Dill to regulate the it *p« (’ti««n of Anu rlran merit export*. The bill prac- li-’Allr m«*nnt the death of the A ii )«* m - <'«n meat trade, and. In« ktly, it • ■> uld not )>e made ready for production in the rcH'bnt.ig l*»furo that I mf I v adjourned Sin»« then, the situation has changed. The rharg« * against American meats have invariably proved to I m * ground leas so that the violent press attueliM have re.’»»«*d. The government therefore h ** considerably modified the bill, which is now mu« h I»» ma stringent, but some of its provision* ar«» still highly preju dicial to canned meats arid sausages. It is eip«M'ted that the me.iwur«« will !•« introduced into the r«ich*t.»g »«»on nft<*i its convening next month. The entire right and a majority of the centrists favor th«» measure, m> its p;i»*Age is vir tually assured. TWO CHILDREN KILLED <>N» IV ms Ihitnril to l»<"i*th. th» Oahri K un <»v«r. Pendleton, Or., Oct. I).—Natnrday afternoon sum« children wen- at play in h barn uwim«l by Sim Hutchli -un, a farmer living neat this city. Among them was the little 8-year old »laugh* t«*r <»f Mr. Hutchinson. Tho children ha I some mat»-he», which they igt.it»»«l. >oms straw (aught fire. an»l tin- was <»mmunicat«*I to th« barn. All the children <•!. '•( I the hlt’e Hutchinson girl f!«-d, "h«» was left al the n»» r« y »»I the flame®. A n.lghl«>r. Uro» n by name, rui»h«*«l in and found tho child hanging hy het han«!* to s piece of burning scantling Her clothing was lie grasped h«*r tn his arms on fin». an«) rushed out Into the open air, roll«**! her on the ground «ini extin* guudicd th«« fi.imes. Il was fotin» I that tier leg». bw< k. arms and bra 1 were friglitfully burned. Drs. Cole and Vin>-«*nt were called, and su•■•«-«• h-1 in allaying her pain. Brown, who so he- loieally r»i*<’nt*d the chil l, was ba lly burn«**! on his hands and arms. ixlay li»e child died of her injuries. I.UH» < l«ll«l IIua o*»r At 13 3»> P, M., tolay, while a west- Iwuind train on the Waaiilngton A Co* lumbia River railr<»ad was coming tuun l a curve al a ¡«»ini alxiut live miles east of t)»is city, it ran over a 2* year-old l-»»y, the *‘ i» of D B Wat»on, a farmer living at Mission, lhe child bad wandered away from lióme, an i in attempting to croas lite railroad tia< ks, got caught in a cattle guard. Thu en gineer dhl not st*« the toy until too <*!<•«« to stop the train in lime to pre vent an accident A part of the tram j..»»*«'*l uvei the leg of the buy, severing it from the body. The train was quick ly *tupf«e«l am) the child picked tip. The little fellow livo«l only 15 m mutes after being run over. Siam's king ha* a l«ody guard of 400 female wat riera. THIS <«••*•»•1 CORPS I •• • FOR < uMiNiantl CURA. S1UMIH H»ra|» »• J«rk*»nvllU, FI«, <lrt II.—4 ten era) ord«*ra wrie i*»u<* I frotn rorps h«'A-l»|uarter» tuday far ih«» Mh*vrmml of ih«- i'wvrnll» army <*»r|*» fruu Jack* •onville lo Havannah. D m * movemeni ♦ • tu tiegm as SUO» A* thè qUAftermo» ter *s de ¡«ai imeni uwn provide tratispor* talion. The regimante will muv« in thè f«»lh’Wing ordef: N nth Idir. -is, h» •'»»n i s uth Caro lina, F<uirth Illinois. First Tt va ». Sr*-- otid la*u»*iana. Third N* raska, lfil«t Indiana, Sround IBÌ ihh ». Fitst North Car« una, E’orty.nmlh ! «a. F urth Virginia an i Msth M>»* «uri. Th«1 tignai c«»t ¡ mi in lopiepare Itself u» muv<» ai uno ami tu r<|»»rl to th» quar* t«rma»ler th» date al which il will lw* ready (O g” The stek are to he lelt at Ja< »konville. The quartertna«t> r on I medicai d«*|«artin*>nta aie dir»* te*l to provtd« «-»«.il» r<g!uont wlih ro-j •.*.*it«o f«»r «'•tabllabing ieg»m«'ntal field h«*« pitale. Il »s ale»» understood thot an order will be i*sued. <m thè return > of General lx<* fr«>m VVavhir.gton dur mg ths comiwg week, re-bflgA«hl»g thè »< •gi- menta uf thè corpi. Il 1« noi antir»patrd tbat thè stay «>! ih« tr«-’|M» at Kavnnnah will K* long, unly sufflcirnt lo alluw trans)*>rtatt«>n lo (’uba to t<* |>ruvi«|c*l Ah i fot ca* l»atking thè troopw LAST OF CAMP THE KEI»»klSS HAIE M Al TEUF.I» S- ♦ |t»4 l»la»N ’•»«• to th* |t»ll»r ref • ba tr>.upa |*»4la«*« < ungreg*lit»| f««t a Uo*l |'.»uuww H l Pau), Mtnn . Oct. 1<L—Of1 n< d)ffrt a« tn the pteronl status «»( ths trou Li « mi with the I af **« h I-»ke Ir diana, but even though nothing more full«'ws, eruHigii has happen«*! I«> cause North western settlers to feel rom«whai unset* tie.I in their hum«*« for »»«»me time to cv»m«. There i* something of a panic in most of the small seltlemetila near Walker, It being the t'enter «*f th« fjcrrh latke dtstrirt, and t!»e l ien tn th« Itimi**! cam {si in that vicinity have quit work ami are either in uf on their way U* Walker. Governor Clough will »eml a bnltery of aKiilery of th« Naiiot'ol Guard t<» (' as * lake in lise morning, to protrot the r«wi<lvnts of that locality. WIKOFF. O*l| Hritialnl*( hrglnirnl Or4»r*4 I» !•>•«» Washington. Ort. IL— Th«* fallow ing self « tplat■ at«>ry (« b’grapMo order* wore imu <<4 !>y the war «lepartmSBl to day: ”( omm a nd i n g < irn« ral.< ’amp Wiknff, Monstauk Point. N Y By directum of the m<r«’taiv of w »r, th«» Seventh Vnitr*l States Infantry is relieved from duty at Camp Wikoff. and will pr<»««• I to the dc|>attmrnt of th«’ (¿aket, taking station hradqiiarteis at Foil Wayne. As many com panics as ran will I m * cum- (urlably sheltrr«*d at Furls Wayne and \ Bia«ly, Michigan, the remain.-ng <>>m 1 panic* to In* aasigne*! to stations by the comtuanding general, department of the : Lakes, tu which the regimental corn* ' mander will rc|«»it hy telegraph prior to departure. The regulation .»mount * of officers* baggage ami rompHtiy and ■ regimental baggage I« fl al station* • 4 the regiment prior to the war will b«» furnish«' ! to now stations. Arrange by communication with commanding g«*n- . 1 ' 1 ing «d therm veuient ••: - master's department will furnish m • i aary tranS|M>rtiition: suleistrn« v depart ' ment sultAldu traveling rations, anl : medhal department proper provisions tor medical Suppli«’* and utirml.n.t-. , Commanding «»fficer l«» report .1« partur«’ ami arrival to a*ljtilani-general of tn» army. By comm.iml of M ijor G» n« ral Milne. II. C. CORBIN, “AdjutantA »«• neral.'' With th«» carrying into ■ ff«-> I f this irder, (.'amp Wikoff, tu all nt , purjwMMMi, will have pn-*< .| into history as a military cm amjnnvtit COLLISION AT OMAHA i t. ighi and i •»••»'nj.-r fi ilws < Tugrlhrr Will« F«*l«*l H»*ult* ■•.• Omaha, Oct. 11 —A dnuhl** Io a h r Fn’iiiont, Elkhorn «V M **uuri Valley freight train crashed into the r* .»r end of an Omaha jNooxoig«'. train in th. yards hero thia morning. Th. dining- car I h l mon loo wai. allli'>*t »pill III two lengthwise. Harry Jones, a waiter, of Chh a^’o, was kill»*«I, and ( Hb» I |otn«*d.»le. dir ing rar conductor, ot Boone, Lt , fatally hurt. Th« «vriuusly injured al» J. Wf*slerh«'hl, of Omaha; A W. Brandt Slid Mik« Smith, engineers uf th« freight train; Frank Sjan’k and Mad den, firvruen; 1>. F. Danner, Pnllman cunduot<»r; lilto Parsons, waiter in the dining-car. >« veral other trait! ent- pluyes w«*r« »lightly injured. Th« accnlvnt wa* due to the inability of Engineer Smith to slop the frv . hl train on corning around a curve st li miles an hour. Smith saw the motiun- les» i*a*ff«nger train on the <ia<k, and dtwpiln his efforts to slacken «¡-«•cd, the freight crashed into lha «lining-car with girat loros. *»tli« l«1» <»f W 1* r i«i« a>w*. Berlin, Oct. IL—Princess Troubet® koi, who was under arrest on an extra dition from th« Italian government, committed suirids today at the |«obct station. There are several la II»** of high rank and wide reputation known a* Prime»* TroubutxkoL Among them are the wife of th** gland marshal «>! the Russian court. and the American novelist who na* formerly At «• Ani« ih Rive*. It is quite inconceivable that either of th«*# ladle* is lh# prin «*ss re (ei rvl to aliQVe. klllrrl fur llealeilng lrr»*|. Owensboto, Ky., <Vt. IL —Howard ('lark, who waa wanted in Luuisvilk for murder and burglary, and hia girl. Hattie Mahoney,Were iaith killed while rr«l«ting arrrat on the Indiana aide of the river near here today. Clark wa* wante«I f<»t the murder of Officer lief- frrniun, at Louisville, last August, and wa« about to •*•« ape in a skiff by low ing down the Ohio river. Titre* 11««ye < romal»«!. Green Bav. Wia., (kt. IL — Three boys. Em io ami Frank Daniels and Ju* Junkie, have been burn«*«I to d ath in a barn near thia city in vbicb they were sleeping. ItalurN of Atlutlr*l Miller. IM*»»a» A|»rr»«ll»ig in M i**l**l |«¡*l. Fan Franciaco, Oct. 11 — Adibirai Miller, who raiae-l the United Stale* flag over the Hawaiian island«, ha« rw- turned in hie flageblp, ibe Philadtd- pliia. The admiral la reticent regard ing affaira on the lelande, but regarda the eiluation there aa eati.fa- lory to thia government. Wliila on a trial cruter out of Honolulu, Are wa« -lie -iv ere.I in tha bunkera nf the Philadel- |>hia. It wae eitingulebed before auy ■fauiag« waa «lana. JackeonvHia, Mia*, Get. 11.—Bia nrw oaara <>( yrIluw fever an I two dratba w«ro rep«irt«<l in Je« k.oii tielay. Tbr aprea«) of th« .li.raar over the elate enntinoew. an-l n«w fix'i multiply rapid ly New caree are re,orini in th« «tat» a. follow.: At Harrienn, nina; Fayette, two; Poplarville, two; Ma-I.ion, one. an-l < laford, one death There are now 17 rountiea and 30 town« in lha etale where yellow fever prevail«. Mur*«»«4 a *»i*p»« •• Jackson. Ml#« . Get. IL—An un ■*•«> Francl.cn, Oct. II.—Charlea W. known white man. aappnred to ta a Voanaer, an aeronaut, fell from a bai yellow fever ¡•alfent, waa burn*! up in l-ion at the Cliutaa, a pleaaure ireort a negru church in !.«• Flore county to near Gohh-n Gate Park, thia afternoon day. Th«' man »»• f»nn«l .ich *••»•«- • nd received arrIona injorrea. MVeral day bv tre,ro>-a. who had gon. to |>ra- riba, tiewlilce an arm and leg. being pare tbo church for wr.lcw. today, broken. Hr made the ««cent hanging The care wm reported to a phyaiclan, by hi« teeth to a etrap attaehc«l to a who re|«rtr>l him re a Mtq> dona cate. trapena. Hit bi.lv fail*! to cleai th« Th« doctor Ml. and when h« returned ropea and wlree auiroondlng lha he found th« olitirch in uh«, and a few graunde. an-l he wae thrown from a riiarrc.1 laMifW to tell th« awful atory. height uf about 50 fr«-t into the atrret. Thia it a forcible illustration of the Hr will recover, a nice, internally In unn-aaonablu panic now afflicting the jured. •uta. A Halln(»ttl*l*• Fall. General Bacon Ha* the In dian* Whipped. |n*||»«r Trip ri«n*»'l Walker, Minn., Oct, 10.—This after* noon Marshal O’< «*on«»r had ,t confer« anew will) General Baron, Ba«a>i). an«) add bini ho desire«) bi® asst*« *nrr tn arrest- This means an- ing the men wanted. other trip, au« h •< that Hiadc to Sugar Point, wtiers lite battio was fought, an<l not unlikely with the same rrauli. The military authorities are now pre- paring a plan of campaign. GENERAL Will BACONS REPORT. III* T *1 W alkrr V«*»ll Ing luriho (*• V»l*»|*Wl»ttlS Washington, (Kt 10 —K<*j«<»rls le- ewived by the off!«'¡aIs •■( the war and the Interior departments from th«* In* dian outbreak are of a rvM*utlng char acter tonight, and they now f«« l that the uprising may Ire regarded as over. G«*ners.l B«ic*»n, who hi* charge of »flairs in the department of which he is in command, will remain at Walker for the pr«'*cnt, and this, it is ho|**d, will have a quieting rff»*« t on th«* citi* sens of the surrounding country, who have fell that they wer# ill d«r get from th«* redskins. General ('orbln tonight said th* r« was no basis for tl»e re¡s*rl that two ^r»s»pa of cavalry on their wav to llunls- vtlle, Ala., ftom North Dakota, had been ordered to Walker, «leneral Bacon’s telegram showing lie i in n##d of leinfuroementa. The following is General B »••Olli l»t«’-l dispatch: “Walker, Minn. OeL 10—Arrived her«» al noon with my detachment In g«M>»l condition. The killed and !»u By wound«*! hav«« Den ship|el to Fort Sm iling this morning. The Indians have been ba* llv wh.i p- 1. an I left tl « ruunVy adjjiv«i:t to Ho* fight I n played whit* flags along th«» hike shoro. There is much talk her« •»! a general Indian outbreak. Will ,v • ri.»in la ts and r« pnrt later. Found Colonel liar- h.ich at this place with 200 men. Third infantry. Will remain my*« If and keep troop* here awaiting dcvid* pments. lo*gr«*t ex *ggernt«' I reports published, r»*sulting from my inability to com* Have bren in no dang- r of mun irate. 1 no reinfori'-mcnt* masaacr« ami r; < *<d«>ne I Harbach’« coming Wue ili gote! time. ’• The following I. murlr.’ di»pit . h was re« « iveil tonight by Itollnn i'oiu- miaaioner Jone* from < Inn Ilei < u, a well known Chippewa Indian, win ha. transacled CHn-nlerable business for that department am) in Washington. “Walker. Minn. ,O«t. 10 — Not mor« than 25 or 30 lt.di.tH» engaged In the «itilbr« ak. Chief Gavwmh«* Wa\l»ii. ?:g a* I Macbegoh IL*w, l»«»th ol B« ar l«;and, an! Wahbununn*••, of Leech Like village, aru «loing all in their p»'-a«<r l<* - j|.pr«-*s the nutbroak. < ’ i«*f Fiat Moul)» arrived al !x*«*ch folk* vil- lag« tt»day with a larg” nuint«er « f fol lowers, and is strongly oj p> «<1 to th« • ntbreak." rh«' aulliorities t»«'!h»v«* the Ir-M ps » «.w available in tho viicnlty art- r ;ffi cient to quell the uprising, a» the fight ing force on the little is! »nd cun scaroo- ly number over 160 or and they t*ehvve there is little danger of rein- for>» merit from neighboring hniians. The following di*|»atchua L«*aajliignn the Indian trouble have I mm ii received at the war department: “St. Paul, Oct. 10.—Adjutant-Gen- rial, Washington An offldal <li*pi»t< 1» from Walker announce# that six I ms I i «-# and 11 wounded will arrive in St Pau) tonight. Have made arrang« m. nt* for imin«“hate transfer to Fort Knelling, and proper care and attention there. “HTCRGH. “Assistant Adjutant-General. *' “Brainerd, Minn .Oct. 10 A Ijn- tani*Gero*ral. Washington 'Walker, Minn., OrL H. —Whilst pruteclitig the I’nlt«*) Rtate# marshal in Cump at Leech Lake opposite B« ar island, with a de tachment of bO men. Third infantry, was atta«*krd hy a lary# force of Chip pewa Indiana at noon today. Tl e In dian« w>-re fighting from heavy tin»l« r an i underbrush. Indians were driven l»ark. Our lowr» were Kill««I—»Major Wilkinson, Sergeant Butler, Private# Olmstead and Zirl*al. Wuund«*l —>rr* »nt Myers, Private» !>aly, Boucher, r«»wn. Wickers, Turner, Zeigler and Ft ancony.and Deputy Marshal Sbeelian. Communication is m* -I d«fl! -dt by small steaml<oat« BACON. •• ' Brigadier-General.* ” Mt. Paul, Ort 10—A Walker special to the Dispatch says: •*|lacon says the Indians are o««mplrtrly and finally whipi’«^l. He «aya the Indian who raUA«‘d the whole trouble, Uhicf Bog- Ah Me Ge-Shig, was klllol by tha t roo i si. ” Tha« Ilian It n* firn Shanghai, Oct. 10. — Ih’tail« jn«t re coi»«•<I her. from Hankow, th«« treaty •or» al th. month of on«" of th«* tribu- rica of th. Yang Tao Kiang, eliow at th«’ fir« which brok«< out there ■■binday la.t <l«.lroye«l 10,000 hoqaea, • ovnat.tal about two mile« of built op ground, and dhl «lamago to th. •■»tent uf from 8,000,000 to H,000,000 tael*. Paria, Ort. 0. — It la armiofBclally announce! that M. Menu«, the procur ator-general, haa «ent a rej«»rt to lha ouurt of ceaaation, which iu.ur« e a ra- vieto* of the Dreyfua caæ OVtHTURNEO. f««a Itttn4v*d »»«• V*n» I <l««Ufrr» l>«a*«m»»t I.IB» Hal». >• altlo Oct. IU. — Th** Nf| |--n Yu* ti Kai’ht ejcAmrr Yamaguchi Mani ar* rived tod.»v. w th the largest cargo of Oriental g*«»»ls ever brought to lh«a jort. Hbo left Yokohama Soptsaiber 21. an I bring* itup«»rti*ni Oriental nows up t*> that date. Nearly 350 Chinese wore drowned like rats in a trap tteptrmbrr I. by lha overturn)! g ««f a crowded Canton pass age L»at in Karl river. The Cbit>«w were pilgrims returning from the shrine of H*»ng Kung Chu«’*h»il, and I » I been fr»g*•trnckl away by a smdl lire, which th« t «* n»i lerrd a bud om« n. Nearly all were crowded In the hold of the v»»- s*d, whi. h w as blown uVvt by a squall w itltout warning. The American luirk Comet was total ly wreck«**) on Pak >4 point, and f' lir of her Chinese CFeW «ifuWi.«*) It WAS at tlrat believe«) that Captain and Mr». Hrowhutst had |«er)sbe»l with them, but newt rea> he«) Yok«>hama shortly bo* fore the Yamaguchi a i tat that they were aliv« The «tramer llailoiirf saved I 4 • t her rrrW Tbs North (’bina iMily Nsws ask« Great Britain to call a omferrme of tl,« fwtwcfs I* j persn.vle them to leave China alone fur the next 10 year«. J»“;dly giv g such a«*iatanre as is i.eofed tu j'-rrjM'rv«’ internal order. Il pr»q«m«-s that China w<*ir« t foreigners l»> r«M’rganisr her army navy, finances am! t uhli work* Nearly do JajoirH'*« insurance com* panir» are espe* ted to fall al any time, or» a< «»unt •»( th«' dua** ni »nry market. QUELS LIL S WOES It III I f*«« •!»* < I*lm f»r l»«**«i»<** th» | «••» ref II»» Thr«.*a, San Franoiaro, OcL I W 10 —The Ila waitan rotroqsmdcnl of th«» A»w»ciate«l Pre»» rot.I. Ly the Valencia, the follow ing advices, ondrr date of September tfi: “It is learned nn g»w>l authority that « « I. i '»ukalafit will lea'.** ! r \\ »*‘ u»gl u » ' t;l th«» middle <>l N > vembrr to press her claims agAtn«l cun- gr- •• f«»r remuneration for the boa of h«'r throne And th«» rorenuo from th« crown lands, fur whnh »he feels that the |M«op|e of the Unitr«| Stales uwo her «*».!»« pr* uniary com pen »a tian, ’’Al a meeting «»f th»« cabinet, hel I on the 2flth. thp resignation "f Henry L im , as auditor genrial of Hawaii, wa * formally tendered and accepted, and II (’ Austin, the pre*rnt (ax as* «r««w>r of the inland at Hawaii, was chosen I«» fill the vacancy. “Company I, uf tho New York engi- n*« r*. bar«» law'n ordere«i to make ¡»sur vey of the Pearl harUir region, proba- 4 fortlfl •tl»«!.«* ai. i L”. prove i.rnl plat* “ I he Chiu« *« contract lalMireta ar« raising a fun«! for th«« employment of attorneys to free them from their r<»n- tracts under the Uw ut the United Stat co. ’ * THE ah PARIS STRIKE n ufh wn th* ripmltlun llulhllng* lift* ( r»*«-U Purl». Oct. 10 —Silty thousand la- tatrora in this city ar» on M strike, Work on th« «xjMOition building# haa mmssal, Th«'r»’ has Itesn quite serious atr«»«*t lighting l»rlw»*en th« stiik**r*i and «*» i-alh* I “)>!»• klcgs,” and th»» quarter in which the noting uc« unod I* now patrolled by strong drtacbm«»nta of p> In «* ¡»ml If”«»ps. In spite of th«» h<»p«'S entertained <d an «»arty termination nt the strike, more it» n struck t‘*»lay, and riotous l»an<ls of striker» visited various works tor the purjM»«m of forcing men t » Join in tho strike. The police di*|«srwed th»“««' ban I* au I arrested a numb« r of leaders of the «listurbam'* «. A ldltion- n! reinfurct-menla of troop« hav«» b«*m «Iruft«-! into the city ftom outlying gar- r Isons. < «.»«♦ «»»• ••!•• r•» »»niton Hurt, Sacramento, Cal., Oct. 10. -—Th« Mr .[( hhiip I overland train was two I.ours late on its arrival this evening, owing to an accident a short »Bwtance «¡1*1 of <‘»ilf.ix. A defurtiva wheel on a train that I. a I passed over th«» road of “prewd a rail, causing two ««»aches of the passenger train I«» h'AVw tho track and fall on their aid« a T only {M-rson injured was C<nnmo«l* Watson, who (*«>mmi to take ctum ui i • f ihe M ire island naval station. The commodore was thrown against a win* «low ami sustained a slight scalp rut. .Mrs M> Hliti»*** Ilrulhar V ••«••I n»tr <1 Canton. O., »kt 10.-—Georg" 1». Halton, a brothai of .Mr». I’rrei lent .McKinley, wa. »hot de.vl at 0:10 thia evening in fr» ; t of the r##ld«m<* of Mrs. E\* II. A It bout«*, wi low of tbu late George AI th oute, 31V Lincoln ave* noe, where he in presumed to have Five shots were gone to make a call. flro.|, three of which nnternl hl. laxly. Mr*. Anna O. Geoige haa Iren plarel under arivat on auaph ion of the mur der. ____ Will Wllh.lraw Frotu <*r.l«. Canea, l.land of Crete, OrL 10.— I»mail Ifey, th* cltll governor of the I.land uf Crete, Inform"-! Hie Maretil- man notable« Inlay that ihe.ultan will withdraw lha Turkiah tnaq« from Crete <" »■•■•or ! nice with the demand« <>| Great Britain, Ito»«!«, Frame and Italy, who, Wednesday evening, pre rented to the porle a ool I retire note calling for a withdrawal of the Otto man force« and requiring an anawer within a week from that date. I ar#» Frail i*r>»r Murneil Balia». Or., Get. 10.—The Irult <lrfei p. Ki in tail, one ol Ilia lar|t««t in Oregon, having a Caparily of HOU hn.liel» |»-r <U]r. »•• tminetl with it* Tho ..intent« y«wter»lay afternoon. Inaurano« IMS ia and the |l,J0O. A. a rt.nlt of the 111« manv giow.-ra in tin. vicinity are left with out (acililiea lor drying their pt une ’-■«'•I'*- _ The '-gg 1« currency in Houtli Africa’» interior. I SMALLPOX AT MANILA Dreaded Disease /Vinoni; the American Troops. MX |\ BE kills (Mo BAYS loililre* < a*»« II*»* lirrt» |¿*pc»rl*4 I« That Tl«**» B ight Ifealhi T íuim Ty|»h«»l«t VI*«» Herat* 4 •> 4 M »’• l.v. * * t •» I • h »» •• I « • I I .•.»»«■* of sitiAllp»>i am) hi deaths from that disa*e among the Am«» ican troop* The lead luring th«.* ]» aa I two days are: e II. M. Powers. First California; Harty Wheeler, S«•«'«»nd Oregon ; llany ’ulver. Fourteenth infantry; Jorepii •^aly, George Ctmtny and Fiati k War- wick. Ti»! ri«**'nt li Minn« sola. E ight deaths fr»»m tyf«»wr have also been re*'«»t«L I. Artillervinan K u h w »a killed t»y a ♦entry Wminc--I.iv night al Tondu», !' h 111 l»l»ln#*. g Senator Mor* >mni>a«ion. ar* to* and raHed for All liour’s «»«• »real lent, In answer itMior Said that the CwHHH lesion would ioveinl<er !0 and pro- their rv| ort to the President »ml oc ngrrSMk He declined tu «lisruw thè rr| M»ft, (utthrf than to «ay that thè pubi •hed re 'ports of what r*xM*mmen«l thè romaHssiun would wert» wrotig g in every «**enlial partie«- lar. •*of Ct’iir««*.” h« «aid, “we faVur B territ«*rlal form of g >v«*rnmenL as that w »* pi vinly tl.1 inl -i)tn*n <d cungtesw, a* *; «>wn in thè a l authoriiing thè cr*'4ll<>n <d il«»* e»nnti» f Imi wbat p»rii<u!a! forni uf territorial govern- ti eni wc «.hall re* tnmcml sminuì now ho state*! ** The »emvior, in sp« aking <»f thè Phd- »ppino qiH’stion «ai ! Ihat in hi» Jmlg- meni thè Ciiit«**) State* «h«Hild rvtain |MuaMewalot)of ih«’ wholcgroup uf iwlanda, giving lo thè native» thè righi lo g<»v* ero Ihemselvr» within c* rtain llmtta- tluns an I Under tha generai «upcivi-ory uidrol «»»’ il'»* Cnitod stai« < ON TO MANILA. Th» Arisen« W 111 i’lrh I p th» Tr«>«»p* »< H«»n*>|ultt. Han Fran-i” O. <k t. **. — M«>*r*Gen- ,’ral Merriam today iwoied an order stating that “upon th«« arrival uf the Unite«) Matra transport Arir«>* a al Honolulu, H ) . the district of Hawaii will Lu d I »con tinned, th«* conimandit g •fl’i<«*r thrr«- f turning - ver .‘»II n • Is, p-’f ' I •«!; i to th »1 •! ■ -t r • t . t«» (Y>k»nel Thomas II Harber, First New Y«»rk v* >lunle«*f», coin in and ing Lamp M- Klnl* v Brs » lier G«‘n«ral ('bath s King, United States v«>lunt**«-r». will then embark‘Hi the Ar r »n» tor .Mo-.ln with all officers an I mli«l«*l men hi f«»r duty an I left a I llonuhilu by lrans|»orta Other than lha Tacoma. General King will re'M>rl to the commanding general at Manila. “ Thu order makes Huno- luiu simply a garrison under a regt- mental ««»tnttiAti !er, arid show* that tho Arl/ona wJI not coms to San Ft.»nri*c*>, MS was ripe, ted, hut will return failll Horodulu I«* Manila Unite«! Slates |k**|>ol Quarterm.istrr M-tjor l**’hg and ( '»plain !!«>» »td. in* s|w*utor» uf trnti*|Oi t*, have gone over lite steamer >et»alftr an«i pronoun« •> I the condition of tho v«■-*«♦• I satisfactory for a return v«»vage to th«» Phili: n«-s The vr*«el will !>•» ready to sail in 10 da vs Th«* 23 1 death in the I«»wa r*’gim«*i’.t Is that «»( f’rival«* Kirk Bat« *. <’<»rnp» iy K. wh<> ha 1 I« «»n si« k with dlphlhetit and erraip. la* following typhoid f« v«’r. The city health authurities rvfu«»<G permission to send the l«o»!y Lu k to lows, pending their autopsy. CONDITIONS IN PORTO RICO *p«hl*til« and t • 1 «* ml * r • Ar» 4*itih>a <»!«• Q«*arr»ls. s»n Juan de Purlo Rico. Ort. *♦ — Th«* Ab-ant«’ arrived here ymtcr’lay morning, and will -a:! f >r Spain today with 230 sick Spanish soldiers. Tur^’lay Oapl.ktn Arlcgul, of tho civic guard dl Baysmo, was *< v«*frly stabN I by Autnn prirons unknown. It Is thought h«’ will div. Ho is rnui'h di»iik**<l by the islanders. The officials al Bavsmo promptly ma I* several ar- trsls, |n< hiding a pnuninrnl physician, Dr. Si. Hail. Captain Arlegul and H|. H.»11 havw long b«rn hlttrt person di ohrmira. The physician is known ns an American sympathiser. II»» ha I to h«4vc tho inland during the war. and but reesfitly ’returned. When arrest« I h«« woa <>n a sick law I, fr«»m which he was removed lu tbs jail. Popular opin ion a<quits him of any conns Hun with th«« «tabbing Trouble «if this character l.aa I mm - h fear« I f >r some lime at Bavatno. A Kpanlwh real lent r«»«‘ntlr a»ke-l for American protection. General Brooks replied that it was imp*>«»itde to fnrni»h this until the Spaniards had evarualr«l the Iglarid, and that tn the tn>*intiuio th» Spaniards most look to Spanish au thorities fur protection. The Bayamo ocrurrenco increases the apprehension among the Spaniards nt Han Juan, w here there have U «*n similar ln< blent* during the last few days. There is » rumor that old scores will I* settler! i«« the islanders, and nnonynioiis handbills are rir« nlated, all to the »sine tenor. Nvv«Tthel« *, if there is no protra ted Interval lietween the Hpanish eva«’ua- lion an l the Ameri« «n <* npation of San Juan, serious dieonlrrs are not likely to ocrur here. Parie, <»ct. R. — The L’nilel Stat«W p«-aco cornmieaion h«ld an hour’a a."«« elmi Ihie moriung. alter which III« coui- miaeioncra wer« Ih« guc.te of Ul>lt«-I Htatra Amba*« olor Porter. B|rk«r*< I» h «» t«» I*«*»! IVt*t»r. l*r»r»rr»*1 l»r*lh l<» IMagrar»« San Franrlaeo. Get. 10.—Th« Iran«- Victoria, I! tl., Oct. M.— Wartrm l«ut Valencia left Manila a few daye Walker, a young ranch« r. aged IM, a«:- after th« departure of tha China. ft)- Ciiawl of dealing a aliotgun at (!nlw«e«l, report« that nothing of importance h a euburh of thia city, pieferrcl deatl happenel in the Pliilippmea up to tl to the rli.gr»co of l«rlng taken lute time of her «ailing. Several caaea i, town tinder arraat, and blew hi* b«-ad malarial and typhoid *i< kne«a waa al off with another .hotgun while the con- Iributcd to the l«ad water eupply. •tabla wae waiting for him to change LoodCNI, OoL N.—According to a spe hia cloth«». cial dispatch from Hbangbai. a fire Mun day. at Honk«»*, destroyed over a equals mile of the city, including the govern* nient buildings and templo. It is feared that 1,000 lives were lost »«••mili < nrps <»«»«•. Jacksonville, Fla.. Ckt. 3.-—Orders were tcceivud hero f»»r the Seventh corps to t'rt par«’ at on e tu g » to “*avannaht where it will ba embarked fur Cubs. «