The Santiam news., March 31, 1899, Image 2

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T •• •
LATER
%
THE
NEWS
PRICE
Of
SILVER
••CHINA'S
rk» «waelsero* tr»»l *• 44«a»»e I* Tea
Hoa William H Mssoo. mayor of
Portland, Or , died his home >u that
3
¡oily alter *a llluees of about sit weeks
OREGON Livet complication*, superiuduced by
ao attack of the grip la Fsbruary,
-reused bl* death
SORROW -
t»» Willi»« r.«*l. Ar* eiervie, •« vk.
< (Mik
Vellew Hiver.
Tu;»eka. Kan . Match 16.— Mt John
Washington, March 17 — Cttiaen. of
T. Graham, cd Denver, who own« as-
the United thelrw reaiding in Che Foo.
»CIO
Negroes Fleeing From the tensive gid I .nd silver mirare in Uulu Filipinos Defeated in a Most ( tuna, have m*»le an earnest appeal, A Great Battle Near the
W
reJ<> an i New Mexico and coppor mine*
through Consul Fowler, al Che Foo, to
Rebel Capital
Decisive Battle.
Little River Country.
lu Utah, paaeed through Tispwka to­
tire charitable tn Ameri»a and els*
Lie-stensnl-Colonel Alfred C Gir­
day on hie way to hla l«>m«
Mr
where on iiehalf of the .offerers from
ard, chief surgeoa. has lieen order el to
Graham ope ratee smelting plant* al AMERICAN
the appalling Yellow river floods ul REBELS SET FIRE TO MALABON
LOSSES
WAR
IN
ARKANSAS
SLIGHT
.Vancouver barrack*. W*ah . as chief THE RACE
hie Various mine«, and he ha* been in
ihre year. Three fliasts have been de
•urgeoa of that department
Acting
New York In attendente at the meeting
•criled bv tbe native* aa “Clima'* eoi- J
Assistant Murgeou T G Holm«« has
ut smaller operators which reeulted Wear e< the K*ew>. Mllle4 aa4 rap row," and the petitionere etale that, VW* *««aw«r« »olii««!! er I«e te««r-
M»,f Mlsrì» 1
’■eeu ordered to us* F >rl bp resne.
in lire perfection of a gigantic trust,
• ••*• ll«i w«irpffi»»4 Ite« W •»
!>•
never before Was tire distress so great
•er*4 TeWW eV Tele Taker • nr Uaa
lb« < •utolr*
1 Wash
with a capital c»f (<15,0v» .Oree
part«*»«! M
* T h v u«a ■ <1 • K u g ag »4
and heart-leading a. no*. The túnel
eral 0.1«* Tree*«
The Paris correspondent el lha Lon
Wliile in this city Mr. Graham made
conservative estimate place theaurobei
dun Observer lelegiapb* that a f iri > ia
the im|« rtant étalement that thè fitti
ot »tarring at 1,000.IMO. and time will'
Washington, Mar l> 18 —Tire war
Manila, Marcli 17.—The moveroenl undoubtedly augment the dlslree*.
Teiarkana, Ark . March 15. — A race atrp made I.y the hew trust would Ire
Five thoisanl bumraeek.'* ara on | fight occurrwl on the Buulev.r j M
of tire American troo|w balay vwepl
The petitioner, aay that they are lapaitmaul tonight •• alved th. fol-
their way from Si. Paul io North Fa Michael between parties of Dreyfu* war I* on in Little rivet cucini y. and tn advance tire price of silver lu per
tire In.urgenta beck toward Malabon daily, sinnet hourly, in receipt ot re­ luw mg
■od .ott-Dreyfus .lodeata
several during the la»t 1< hour* an ln !«tlnile «arsi,
title roast point,
“Manila.
Mai h
18 -Adjutant-
1 ;ierson. eere lojurel sod l*u rsfra number ot regio«* ha*« met their death
" Ibi» is . trust that will prove b«<re- General Harriaun Grey trti.' brigada port* from their countrymen in the in­
A dispatch to th« Lun Ion Evening were wracked.
MsArtiiur'a
at the bande of au lnfariat*l white fi» >al matead of iqpreaa.ve," aai»l Mr re lu fr»»nt ot I* Loi-r.na. where theie terior depicting the condition ot the Geneial. Washington
New* from llrusaels revive* the rumor
alvance l. beyoul Newcanayan. two
'la
a
atrelch
of
a
ralle
of
rough.
open
Graham.
"All
tire
.melter
operators
famine
lefugcra,
hun>lre>la
of
village«
l«i|eilation.
Seven
ar«
known
to
have
Fifteen hundred sroplov*. el tbs
that Cardl t.kl Gibbons may be th* next
The in.urgent tren. Lea in ate sut>u»eiged. cities .urrounded •>7 mile* bcyon l Polo, nine tune, flora
Philadelphia clothing menu!*' turers b«wn lynched, alud to death or «lain in who «títere»! into tire combine aigrred a rountry.
po;re
have struck for lucres»« of waves *bo «»*• manner, an.I th« Work te nul T»‘ contiact agreeing not to raise the price the erige of tire e.aela are finir leal water, bomea. furniture, clothing, in Manila aa»l lilieen in» «a from Maloloe
Another battle has oocurred st lio IlliuO of tub ontra- tor* »n I *n agree­ ■ lone- Th. tnlira • f the victima of I ha on treatment of uve for 10 years. Tl»c Jeep, and fnrniah a goo-l Leed cores.
tact, everything. Is under water or de­ Tbe railroad will li* repaired to the
Tire American troupe a»! venced on strayed; the native* themralvra ar« advance point tomorrow, and the
llo. in which one American was killed ment tlrel the e*g«e will not be re­ mob* vengeance a<a hanging to lha •»IVance in silver will be made within
a very abort time, jn»t aa soon aa lire j the double quick, yelling fiercely and ¡ living
M ac
end 15 wuended
Tire rebel, lual >0 duced
_ in Mraw hut», many have abeo troops will be supplied by car*
Other operative* ware thrown limb* ot trews In varlvua parta ot lha
mv-aaionally dropping In the graae and j lately no al alter from the a inter'a cold Arthur will pres* on tomorrow
He I«
killed and (00 were wounded
out of work, makii g a »1 uJ per- county, strung up wherever overtaken: i-ombinu can ta- perfected. "
firing by volley. The native« atood ■nd «now, are «ubei.ting on bark, wil­ now in the open rountiy. The insur­
whit« that of another, who Wat shot to
Genera)- <>tl. inform, the war de wms out.
TORTURED BY FILIPINOS.
until the Americana were within 100 low taiga, ruota, etc. The auinmer'a gents are stoutly resisting behind suc­
death while Iryn g to ««.-ap«. wa«
partment that he cannot spare al proa
Th« American army, »»are I0.00(
yard* ot their puallkm, and then broke crop« have l-een a tailor«, lb« »«cl for ceeding lines ol Intrenctimenta, flora
ent the eolunlser. now .a the Philip strong. 1» edvan- Ing »gainrl the Fill- thrown into a creek and left there.
Tvrvlkle as*evl»wee »r r Irete.re*k»r
and
rau fur tbe wouda. Alarm 30 ot nell aprlng'a «owing i. gone, and there which out tr»»>p* continually drive
The
country
■■
In
a
*t«t»
of
m»»t
in
A H V»ler*.
pines, but hope, to be able to do «■ plno Insurgent«, numbering 11,000
them were kille-l in lire outskirts auJ I. nothing for the .tarvrog tnillioua to them
Manila is j»erf«. lly qo rt, an t
tene» civilement. White men are Col­
aoon.
Han Frencirat, March 15 —A letter 70 of them on lire roa.la
The Amen, an» are sue. » m K i II v driving
the native inhabitant* appear to be re­
hope for in the futur«.
lecting in tnidw. bravib aimed and de
from
Captain
M-Ou-»ten,
»urgeuii
of
During the sheenc* of John Dian an<t th« rebel, from their strongholds sftsr
The Montana ami Kanaaa troop, met
lieved of anxietv ai d faar uf insur­
terminml. rug roo» are fleeing for their
the Twenty-eighth regular*, now at the holt eat resistance In a atrip from TOSSÌ. D
The American
wife, of Gteeidel, Manitoba, from their stubborn resistance
HIGH
IN
THE
AIR gent*
Captain Krayenbuh, commie-
here, and the community le in an
Manila, tell, of the relrara of A II. which the rebel* have greatly worried
farm, their residence taught fire, and lora le quite heavy, but not nearly so
saiy lieutenant. Th rl
artillery
I*
uproar.
Peters, a pliologrsptier, who w»t cap- tire Amen» ana recently »luring tbe Bia Ute« InJwrwsS by • Mollffir H»Rla»lt»y mortally wound»!.
their five children eere burned to large as that of the insurgents
UTlH."
The «lact rumi«* of negro«* who tuied and toil ore-1 by the Filipino*.
Ito
death.
In the storming of the rebel -apltal have ficen «umrearily dealt with, or
night time.
Peter* **■ made prianner while tak­
Manila. March It — Tire Unite»!
Sfftlll«, Waah . March 37.—A boilei
Ninety minute« after the atari—at 8
Never* weatlrer continues throughout the klllwl in tire theron I Or». >t> e-re th ee who may yet fall into the hand«
ing pictures uut.ide the lines. He was o'clock—the whole front, tor a di.- • iplod«*! in !l»r tmarttirnl <»f a ct»mbi Mate, troops under Brigadier-! ieneial
Great Britain Great lues ha* occurred Company B. Private II it Adams. (> of the mob before Oftlel it rF»l<»r*«!,
thru»! into » filthr jail, where he was lance of three uiilea Io the north, ha.I nation hfolghitf h«»u«« and ad«l<M*tt on th« U'heaton captured the town of Malinta,
among livestock, and London has ex William W Cook. L, Charles Herbert, may never b« known. Sr ven
beyond the Tuliahan river, to-lay, af­
Millard.
Thirty eight
wars have linen fonn l. am! other vktim« vlsitnl hy a nativa captain, who tested Ireen clear«»!. General Hale*, brigade cotnffr of WiBhhigton and South M«
penanced tbe heaviest snowfall ol this Guy
ter t shatp fight Colonel Harry C.
wonnded. The First Wsshingron in are lining htjnlr«!. »n<! will tnrrl a hi. »word on bis lx*iy and proralral to had .imultaneoualy awepl in a north <>nd airorit, tonight injuring bii iu«n
winter.
kill him. The rebel chi,-! then call«»l we»terly directum, routing th« enemy Tlirw» wrrr fit ally injur«*!
Egbert, of the Twenty second regular
Th, Argentine transport Villa Reina fatiliy na l seren e lutvled. one m-ir- «■rollar fate when run to earth.
infantry, was kill«.I
Prince Loewen,
In a number of naked savages, all an»l burning the town of »Han Fran. iaco
Th«
Itoilwr
waa
|orBt«wl
antler
a
aide
tally.
Captain
Fuileon.
whose
bom*
is
I.itile itiver county I» in <he «tirera«
has been wrecked in t'ametones bay
stem, formerly aid >1« camp on the
irmel.
wbo
elecutnil
a
war
dance
and
walk,
gn«l
all
tha
injur«*!
were
pacing
dal
M<mte
and
•
number
of
a»'alt«i«»i
toutbeaat corner id the »tale, bordered
between Cape itaei and Cape »1* Bahia*. near Seattle
ma»!e pana«, at Peters, one of |h«m
by wh«n th» eiploeion oo urrml
Two staff of llngadler Millar al I Io I Io,
The Cuban milltarv assembly has on th* we»t by the Indian territory woum'ing Lira in lire aim. The neat hut*.
Northern Patagonia
No loss ol III* >•
inoii worw almost over lh«i t»»il»f an«) i «■•mebow got tn trout of the firing line
The
line
waa
then
opi-anle
Nova-
and
ot>
(lie
«nulli
by
Ter«»
Tire
negro
dev ide»l that dissolution of tire «-»«m
repot ted.
morning he wa* taken to Mainine,
wwrw thiown about
(«wt In lbw air. | and was shot in th* «Ida. »lying al-
Idy at tbe precenl time would I»» p-eju population re large, and haa for ■ loi g where he found right Americans, two lichee, the artillery alvan» n g at.ing a |U b t, « |,tig th’if
moat Instantly
A Gelman who «0-
Eg»8ecr*tary John
• b
g»»»l
rre»
’
l
from
l.olome
tu
Novalicbee,
duial to the ineel* ol the army. time proemi very Iroubleeom, to tbe Englishmen and a N;>aaiard.
From the wagon, carrving pontoons, tele tbay warw aeverely cut by broken glaea eurapanie-l the prince wa. wounded
death was reported
white*. Frequent murder* have no­
The United Ntatea gunboat Helena
here lie finally srour»! hi. relesra graph ani'plitre and ammunition f.dlow Tba foie»* t»f |h«* ripl •ton
•leamatiip Pari, while an route bom. Tbe aeaeiubly ha* sent henor Helle
autB
currwd, and theft« anil tight« have bs-
through tire intervention of American ing. The infantry morel tn splendid rlrnl t<> throw pier«*» of the Itoilar 100 . an I other gut.boats have been shelling
from Kingston, Jamal« a. I. anil alive and Vlllallor to Washington to *n
orne
common
affair«.
•
official..
• nJ hopes are rnteitalne-l id hi. rtoov-
fwet in the air. All the windows tn MalaL- n. al-out a mile n■ H!»w»-»t of
order.
The Insur­
“Tbs »avagr» who attacked Peter»,"
ery. Ha will be brought to tire United o|>eralion In its efforts to raise more
th# adjacent building* w»rw broken. ' Calocan. tor several liour.
FAMINE
IN
RUSSIA
Smoke
from
the
Laming
hula
marke-l
in nay for ths C >Lan li ps.
continues Captain McQue.ten, “wore the line r.t tire American advance. Il It thought that the (*i| loaion waa gent* made a fierce reaislan-e to the
Mate* on the cruirar Chicago
of the tube known aa headhunter, and Ambulance* and horse litters, lei bv dn« to thw < arvlc*»!)cof th«» mginrer, Auieti-an advance up the railroad al
h|»ani*h officers st Malrid aoqonint- Tffiirlhl» Atg»rl»g f ro.it ih»
l’rew
According to advice» from th. Ori­
Malinta.
In a Idltlon Io tire fatal
l*r«B l'ruHipl
Mrrvsaarjr
cannibale. They live In the interior | Vhineae, brought in the wounded, who allows! tha i" Hrr to run dry.
ent. the eu>|ieror of Corea ba» created a »1 with the Philippine Islands con­
wounding of Colonel Egbert, several
St.
Peter.burg. March 16.—The if the island, and will not show any among whom were a fow Filipino*.
♦«tuatorn by appearing in a full uni- tinue bi predict the failure ul Major-
men of the Twenty si- on I Infantry an l
AI n »*«I Wlpmd Off Ih* Mgp
f»»iu cut In Amvrltan fas! ■ o
His General Otis' campaign, notw Ithstan I- new*pap«r* of thè city puldivh plllable marcV after tlda to any unfortunate The Americana who were woun.le-l en­
Na.hvitle, Tenu., March 17.—The seveial man ot the ttregou and Kan­
of ti,« *■>. white man who may fall into their dured their Injurim bravely, one group
attendant* have also t»een alllie»l in ing ths American S'iceesa Thar say acci ii ta -f th.............
san. regiment, were kill«’-l
American style
Tire emperor. It I* that while the Americans will un­ calli-d (amine ditti ut. of Koa.ia, ea- banda."
which had Ircen brought into lire hos­ little town of Liberty, In Dekalb eoun-
Evidently anllci|-atlng a bombard­
tv, le alrnoel wipe«! i ff the map. A
staled, has cut off bls topknot or short doubtedly win all the liatllee. they will P«< ially Samaria, in tbe ranteru pari
pital singing “Comrade* "
ment by the fleet, a thou »an I rebel*
queue, which flora lime immemorial li es tire campaign Itself, owing to tlir • t Kiirrqiean lluvaia. The efforta of
The 1‘enn.yIvania troop, took nine fnrloua cyclone «wepl over II laat
va at*» I Mala’on l«»t night, leaving a
Ire» adorned th* top of tire Corran rm aptitude of the Tagaloa to conduct a the lle-l Cri>«a Smunte bave «tarili off II. Tubti will » ooh visit the leper aet- prisoner*, among them a great nake»! night, wienelilng tree* from their root«
General Wtrea-
war ol surprises and ambuveades.
thè horror* of actual «tarvation. boi tlcmi-nt on the i.land of Molokai, a. captain of the Mai’aleliee tiIt* and one and felling botiace in all direction*. few to bum the town
perors' bead*
ton’, brigale. compoaed ot the Ner»>n»l
Th*
t
hri.tl.n
church,
a
h.n
laoine
thè
•orielv*.
fondi
are
.lincei
elliauct-
The United Mates district attorney
All the prisoner* were
the agent of A I ihs I improvement club, Japaniree.
The Peking coi t eapon lent of th«
ed. and the dire di*tre.i, compelling and with the indoracment of Senator greatly terrified, el|»<< ting to Ire exe- brick Mructure, wa. blown to placo, in Oregon regiment and th* Twenty-
The Deutsch* at Hen Fi.ncieco has bran Inali acted
London Time» «aya
infantry,
the (lutaci, and peopl, wet, panie- second a ml Twenlv third
thè conauniption of all kirnl* of gaili- Dwyer, the author ot the concurrent cute») imme»liately.
Eoitung publish«» a long article .bow­ by the United •»tales attorney geneial
•tvii-ken
The damage to proper tv In •tretched out along the railroad from
age, liaa produce»! an epidrrnic of terri­ resolution adop'.ail by the recent legis­
to
bring
suit
agalntl
lire
Han
Ftsncisvo
General
MacArthur's
division,
ing how the Unite») state* Is slowly
thè etorm'e path I, enoiurou*. bui no Caluoan to the ruliahan river, wa»
ble n.ortality, with typhua, «curry and lature to convert Molokai into a na­ aiating of the brigades of General
but surely obtaining a commercial loot­ Dry Dock *'orapany to ra ure possession
power lea* to pr> vent lire withdrawal.
falalitie. are reported.
olhrr
pcvtilential
diaeara.
tional leper settlement. He will re­ rieon Gray Olis, General Hale
ing in Turket and tire East gen« rally ol Miwion rock. In that harbor. Il Is
owing to the natural ohatacles an»l to
The |>eH»aiit« are compeiied to teli main among the lepei. for four uiontlre, General Hall, supplemented l.y
Tire writer warns Austria and other prop-weci to establish a naval coaling
l.ÿprhlfog li» W Isti •• I ppi.
tbs strong op;-»*itlon
A column <>t
Tire »lock oottipany everytlung. ani are living in oold, and will w-ork in connection with a eral Wheaton', brigade, advanced at
European .tale, of the dsi gur of winch station there.
Jackson, Ml».., March 87.—Thre« Sil .‘ike at daybreak aaatt.e first Intima
lamp and filthy cabro.. Weakenad by I'niumittee to lw appointe-l by President daylight and cut tbe enemy', for»-«» in
claims
the
rock
under
*
tills
from
It.«
they ate threateo««!. America I. de
negro«* were taken from an offi.erot tion of tire enemy's intention, but
hunger, tliey fall ready victima to ty- McKinley to tuve»tig.ite the matter.
Mate.
two
Th«y rptiire! t!»« t a » ■ '1'. o
Krlbed as * “serious trade rival."
the law and lynched by an armed mol other» hdbiwed al »arloua points, all
phui and acute «curry. Uni«»« thè
There are a numlier of le|ier» in the ■ rul Novalich«» on the left, end Han
China Ire» flatly refused to cede Hso
Tbe Alaska boundary dispute re
governmenl givo« prompl «id. the Vol­ San Francisco pc-athouse and th* Citi- Francisco del Monte and M.rlqiiina on near Silver City, III Ya*«» county, last •<»»n blending In a denra balloon-
Tire flame, ot the burn­
causing rar lou* concern in administra- Mun bay to Italy.
ga provini «a appear doomeil to a repe­ aen* are anxious to have them removed the right, clearing lire reliel trench*, Saturday morning. After l-eing «bol ahape-l cloud
tn death tha I h .I ics of tire victim. w«r. ing Vice mills ami la'ge buildings c«»ul I
Hou circle* at Washington
Secretary Alger and party have left tí lion of the horror» <d 1*1*1 and IHtG.
tn
front
of
the
line
north
from
the
to Molokai.
weighted with bundle« of cotton-lial« be plainly seen from t aloe an, despite
Recirganisation of
the American Washington on a visit to Havana
river to Calocan. They also »«cured
lie* and thrown into the Yaaoo rivet. lire »trong sunlight
THE
BATTLE
AT
ILO
ILO.
I
rlartl
M
mil
Aerurfod.
for» es in ti e Philippine» is In prepxra
The British. German and American
purression ot the railr»>a»i, practically
They were the ritigl -adera of the n»
Hr I
k »11 t'.e
I »•»..! g t',.-
New
York,
March
15.
—
The
Herald
lion for a decliive move against the ministers at Peking have »»Idrested
cornering the flower of Aguinaldo'»
Th* Aiit«»rlr«n Iota Waa Oo«
Kill»«!
Mi.l only bull'flng ot lm|-»'itan e mil »le
<ay*:! Wairen W. La-land will receive army at Malatxin and in the foothill» g !■»«• 11» ib.- ■ i........... water at
enemy before lire rainy «eaeon l»egina notes to tire Tseng li-yamen, demand
and Fiftorn Wounded-
ulght plantation early laat week
alroyed in the center of the town was a
-»■ Ii day until hi» new hotel ia com­ at HI ng* Ion, 111 mile* apart.
Tire mountain banditti ol Pansy ill Ing a »eltlemsnl of tbe Shanghai fur
Manila, March 16.—Detail, of the pleted a »urn »aid to lie (150 on "uae
large stone phoioli, hut even al main
sign
setllemeiil
sitension*
question
The
troop«
engage.!
were
the
Third
Korh'i In v wat Ig at Ina.
and attempted a serious attack apoui
fighting at I Io Ho <m March 16 »how and occupencv poltciea,” which lie for­
fresh fire« were »tarted among the na­
ai'tlllery, i n.-gon, Mi'iitana. K v -a«
Berlin, Mar< h 37. —Prof^RMW Koch, tive hut. in the outsklrt. of Malabon.
llo llo, but they were repnlral with j
Woik In the mins of th* Hotel that «Mt n-liel riflemen fiorn I'anla
the lots of 300 men by General Miller I Windsor, In New Yoik, continues with weie mrt by »even ooinp.inire of the tunately held. Thia will be entirely Nebraska, Wyoming, Colormlo, Houtb the celebrated bacteriolugiM, who in although lire general rsodus look pla» •<
■ part from the In.urancu he will re- Dakota an»l Minnesota volunteer»; the 1884, al the head of the German
S ih retary txirig has instructed Rear- uii»l»ared vigor A great many chaired I iglileenth regiment, Unitc»l Matra in­ oeire on furniture. Th« "u»e and oc
much earlier.
Many of th« rebels
Third, Fourth. Seventh ami Twenty- choleta eomasia.ion, visited Fqiypl and
Admiral Mi Nair to abullsh In June the bone* are twin, found, hut cannot t-e fantry, and a battalion of T«iroe»»e« oupancy” policie» provide for the pay­
sought refug« m the »utiurle. Navotiv
aecond
regular«,
the
Utah
artillery
bat
­
Indi* *n»l there diacuvered the to- and Casag. or were driven inlaioi l.y
volunteer*.
Supporting three troop* ment* to tire insured fol each day h:a
roristrocllon couira al tbe naval acad­ pul together to form entire skeleton*
talion an»l Twenty-third regiments. oello»I "comma" chol.ra bacillus, will
emy, i-elaLlisheii by Naval Constructor
lha «hells of tire Helena, Callao, King-
Tbe Erie Limited jumped the track were three two inoh Hotcbki»* guua buaineea i* not in oiieralion.
The American casualties were alight
start with an expeilitiun next month Japan ami Laguna de Bay
I lobton
10 miles from Akion. <>, tbe engine unrlei General Mtiler, North of Jaro,
for
the
tropics
to
continue
hi.
investi
­
I'roniilerit Mrey ( utn* !•» th* ( <»••(.
Anirrlifoit Klv*r on the II a tn paga«.
The crisis lu the distutbance at La- and baggage car going into the ditch, ai rora tire river, tbe Americana were
Washington, Match 18 — Geneial
Wasliingon, Match 15. — It 1» now
Sacramento, March 17. — The Ameri­ gation a* tn lire nature an.I origin of
ri-dii, I. » , over the carrying out of almost inatantly killing lire engineer, met with a heavy fire. One man wav
malaria. The rvl<-h.lag has ma le a Oil.' diapat» h. received at 10 o'cl»» k
the state health officer’« regulation, in and seriously lujuriog tbe fireman and kill«»l ami 15 wounde»! ot the Eight­ believe»! that i*in»i<ient McKinley will can river is on the rampage, e»|««-ially
eenth regiment, ami there weie »ev take an eilen>lm| vacation this »ummer in the neigliborbiMhl of Folsom. Word grant uf 60,000 marks In aid ol the imi - tonight, recording MacArthur'« ad­
snppieeeing
the Sui.llpox epidemic O0* p»»«eng«»r.
vance to Newcanayan, mark*! a direct
General Miller If public busroer* will petmil. Ireat waa received tmlav that water wa* I deitaking
raeiu. to be paaral
A rear eud collieion between two eral case, ot runrtroke
and
important step l>y the Amemsu
estimate,
that
60
rebel,
were
killed
spring
he
wanted
to
make
a
trip
IMiurlng
over
the
great
atone
dam
at
Kain
In
<
allfornlgk.
A temporary l«order line l»e I Ween freight tialnv on the Flint A I'ere Mar
troop«. In the opinion of tire acting sec
through ti e Wret, visiting Yellowstone the Foleotn prison laat night to a »leplh
Boston, ■ nd loQ wounded.
Han Franclaco, March 17.—The rain
Alaska and Canadian poeraaalons will quelle railroad near New
Adjutant-
Park, and going a» far a* the Pacific of 15 Irei, and at last accviuiil. Was ia still failing in all part. <>f Northern retary. Meiklejolin, ani
probably lie loc*t«-d to obviate possible Mich , In ■ heavy fog. killed the fire
Ilrlhfiirrrttirnl» for
coaat, and lie may are hi. way clear to rising rapidly,
A great log txxilu, California without atgne of oeaaalton. General Corbin. Both «xpieescd their
d.ffii ulty I*tween American and Cana­ roan and badly injured the engrueer of
Washington, March 16. —Additional take that trip this autnmer.
which wa. hr Id tiigrllier with nable«. New* from the valley section* .bows •atlafaction at what ha i l««n ac. »»m
dian miners. |»ending a petwairenl set- lire rear engine.
reinhiroeinent* leaclied Manila thia
ha»
Oollapsed
About 16,000 log« came that the river, are rising, but there i. plithed. The former dispati h regard-
llemeui of the dispute.
A--cord I ng to a retort from '-■■ ml. morning, a* i* Indicated by the receipt
Tu H«plar» alale Arma.
down tire «tniaiii representing over 1,- little danger of flood just at present, : ing this branch of the operation», had
Governor li g«r*, of Washington, capital of Corea, the whole Lor can of a diapatch from General Glia, saying
Waaliington. March 15.—The ord­
not been so promising, Inaatnuch at
ha* offered a reward of (350 for tire ar Cabinet lias been di.mi.aed and two of that tbe tran.port bherniau La l ar- nance bureau of the war department O'Kl.OOO feel of lumber. The .Sacra­ tin less th* rain should broom* more they hail stated that I lanera I Mar Ar
mento
river
ia
slowly
rising.
heavy
or
the
weather
warmer,
In
whioh
reel of G,-»»rge D Evans, eg leputy (•»• ministers have ken banished be­ rived with th* troop. In goal condi­ bai eent a circular to the governor of
thur. altliougli he had driven Mie en-
case the «now in the mountain* wouto
sts!« auditor,who is charged with lorg cause ol wholes«»« change* male by tion.
N<» Karat*« fur Fllipla»«**.
The Sherman followed the each alate ot the Union, «tatti.g that
emy. coal»! not gam a point north of
ing .late warrants, and alto an nddl-j the cabinet in provincial offi.ev
Waalnngton, March 17. — It ie under­ ro.ll more rapidly than the waler could Polo on account ot the roughnr«« o( th»*
Grant through the Sue. canal, thea* the arm. and erdnauce «toree furniahed
lional (450 reward for lua cunvictlon.
Queen Vicloil* ia likely to receive pi«cvxling the tran.post Hhwridan over the volunteer, during the Spaniah wa stood here that General Oil. baa so far iw oarried off.
country. With easy railroad commuti
matured hl. plan* id Campaign that
Attorney-General Godfrey, of Kan- an unprecedented honor by the city of the aaiue loote. The Sheridan I* el- will lie rrtiirned to th« «talc in kind.
Hh.rrtigN < <>ntlfoG»g Io Improv«.
Icallon to the a»lvance>l point, tire diffi­
within a week ot ten day* he will tar
■as. ha. »IlKovered that the late legi* New York, tin May K, th* queen'« peeled to rwees» Manila in almul two
Santiago, March 17. —Mr. Shermat culty In forwarding oommlaaary sup­
Te I'arol» the taon.er».
able to begin a movement which I. el- I. feeling very much better ibi. even­ plì«« will be considerably leaseiu-l.
lature hy mistake repealed th« law birthday, the national, «tate an-l cilv week..
St. Paul, March 15. — A bill which I«-, ted tn mark the -leviruction of Ag
which provide, for all api»»intriient. of flag» will be flung to lire breere trota
Tbi-ee three veaecla will a l.I about
ing. and hie phy.lciana regard hie con­ E very step fol ward I* rogarde-l as •<>
iitv officers. Th. supreme court will all public building« in Greater New 6,1*00 freeh regular tri«.pa to the mili­ will permit the parole of the Younger utnaldu'i army. Although atraggler. dition a. very much improved. Dur­ much groun»l gain«»!, and an approach
boys,
which
was
ilrfoatmi
in
the
senate
and fugitive may infrat the ialau I id ing the aflerniwNi he aal on tbe deck ot nearer the insurgent headquartar* al
be •■k«-l to declare tire naw law unoon i Yoik In honor ol tbe queen.
tary force, in the Philippine island.,
General Porter. United State. im- and are expected to aid materially In yesterday, was reconsidered and parral Luton for *ooio lime it i* lie)teved that tha Pari, viewing Santiago
Mllutional.
The M aiolo*—now »1*1»! to be but 15
Tire enormons maatolon tusk recent- j ba««adoi al Paria, antweriiig an in- the plan* which contemplate the Oore­ today. The former bandit* can l»e pa after General Liti, ha* delivered hl. United Staine cruiwr Chicago I. el- lui le» from tire vanguard id the Ameri­
Iv dl*»x>v«r«<l near Dawton. and which quirv ol a oorreapotidenl. «ai I be WAR plete ■ubjugation of the Inauigent* lie- ruled with tbe approval of the laiatd of unit blow, the in.urgent army, a. an peeled here by daybreak tomorrow, and can aitny. The tenacity ot the Fili­
Dr. O' Leaiy, formerly of Portland, Or., | nnabl. to diacu«« rurooi. to tire «ffect fore the opening id the rainy aeawm, pardon* if the measure be oroea a law. organnalion, will have craved to elill. Mr. Hhnrmau will I« immediately pino* In the past few days' fighting
Ire* somewhat *urpri*e»l the war offi­
transferred to her.
arranged to present to the Portland that be may i*ivi-«l Alger a« •- retary about the milldie of April. The Solace
A iRe*|<lnf ilelurf.
Ae Kleetrle Vehlele C.»w»«»»«r
ba* reached Manila.
city muAFum, will ba brought from of war. *• all information on lire aub
cial* here, who did not think them
Trenton, N. J.. March 35. —Artici«,
New York. .March 37. —Tbff World
lake «leemer ««hove
Alaska by Uni I. Ham. who will not foci ought to Conte from Washington
capable ol putting up and lualut* nrog
of inoorpor.tion writ filmi tmlav With print, the following Manila cable
H.bel» I «• VslaaMsa IVMllete.
Racine,
Wi* ,
March
16.—Tire
charge any freight for the trans;»orta-
tbe contest they have.
Th* Spaniah government ha» orderei
New York, March 85. —A dispatch tbe Secretary of .tale of the New I- ug under date of Marcii 17:
Gomirich pawienger alaamer Atlanta i*
lion.
the proee. ulion of General Weyler'« oi­
Transportation
A «weeping victory over Aguinaldo*. on the lieach two mile* south of thi*
to Iba Herald from Waalnngton vaya: land Electric Vehicle
Washington, March 18 —Th* war
Fifty Cuban rcldler. from Mariana gan. KI Nai ionale, an-l of Several re­ Re|»irt. received al the war department Company, with a capital of <- i . i - <>,- force* ha* Just been won by the United city. The «learner wa* caught in the department ha* lereived th* following
publican
an
!
Caillai
newspaper*
for
kidn.|»ed three former Spanish goerll- |
from tire metical off!, ere .erring with 000. Tbe company I» autlioriacd to Stale* troop.
drift ice, which wa« Inven In hy
>v the cablegram
la» ari l took them into the bush, whers publishing, with oflenai«* comment*, troop« in the Philippine. show that manufacture appliaru-e» (or operatiag
The total American loe* la climated •outhosal gale, she ia r*porte<l|badly
Manila, March 18 —A Ijutant-Gen-
fre-lly
the prit ueis were mallr«at«»l. Two a ie|»>rt that the queen regent waa Aguinaldo'* arrey la using brav. Upped vehicle. an»l to manufacture ami oper­ at about 100, including loth killed and Hate»!. The paeranger* are etili
Washington —MacArthur
Ires
alxtard. eral,
Ware rva-ueil hy a delaclimant of lire ■ bout lo abdicata and to marry an bullet*
wounded. The Filipino* lue* I. lie- A life saving rrew haa gone to thè rea- drlvsn the snemy, strongly Inlrearbe.f
Several American aoldleit ate tbe Vehicle« themaelvee.
Auatrlan
aichduke
Tire
offending
pa
­
H-». on»I lllln >1« regiment. Throe of the
tween 300 and 400.
have Irren wounded by the poiaunoo*
cue.
In large force, north of Polo
He will
Huffnln llaturns V r«>w* Hunlln
Cubans were arrested, charge.I with ; per* have been «eiaed.
projectile«, and in consequence the
contino* to pre«* them. The Insurg­
Iwfrii.rit
tua
Biffar.
ll««nc«sr
Off
f«r
N
o
H
ipri
Waalnngton, March 16.—The Buffalo
Acootding to • punnnr capture»! by wound* are more difficult to heal than
tuurder.
Paria, March 37(ianaral Porter, ent, have strong intrenchments from
vailed today from Manila for New
Washington, March 17. — Dr Hunter,
Il la repot tel that Aguinaldo t. not our troop*. Aguinaldo ha* announced ttxwe cauto) by lira ordinary bullet.
CaliM-an to Malolos, which bave taken
Uniteli
State« amba**« tur, .nswering
York.
She
cornea
by
way
of
th«
Sue.
United
Melee
minister
to
Hondura»,
ia
that
he
will
personally
maa*
the
re
­
■llaiiearteneil over the continued defeat
them mootli* to construct.
OTIh.
a
w«ia
nui
at
rttuhare
canal,
arid
will
now
ply
regularly
on
an
Inquiry
of
a
eorreepomlent,
raid
he
about
to
leave
for
III.
post.
The
min
­
serve*
at
Malulo*
an
I
mai
ch
on
Manila
of hi. fol» «», ami pro|»»».»« to k«ep up
wa.
unahle
lo
diaeuM
rumor,
tu
thè
that
route
between
New
York
and
ister
will
demand
reparation
for
the
Pittsburg,
I**..
March
13
-
Sil
hun
­
Ixnidon.
March
IT.
—
A
diepatch
tn
the war against Ameruan rule in th« within 10 day*, unie»« the American*
The con­ dred employee of the Fol Preaead Steel Manila, making two round tripe per killing of an American named Fear, affaci that he may auree*I A Igei a. tha Timer from Bueno* Ayree eave that
Philippine» to long as he ran hold hla withdraw in the meantime
follower, in line
General Ire Garda, centration of the rebel for»-«* in lire l'on>|>any have quit work l-ecaura the year, at lea.t, bringing invalid, home during the levolutbmary di.trn l«n»-a. aectelary of w.r, a* all Information on lha Punta dr Ata ama award reoognlxae
Fear, waa .hot by a thè aubject oogbt lo come fiore Wash­ part of the Argantint and part of the
who advised the insurgent chief 1« vicinity of Malabon give« ooloi to the firm refuvod to grant an advance of 10 and carrying out supplies for the in Honduras
ington.
American fleet in the 1‘bilippinea.
Honduran sentry.
Chilean Ixrun larv linea.
|ier oent in their wage..
•tatement of the prliouer.
quit, was decapitated by hi. order.
hiihh h««« it«tM«
Held Back, jr., and hl. company of
native-born Cliinera expect to take a
hand In tlie entertainment of tire Na­
tional E»litorlal Association.which con­
vene. in Fort land. Or., on July 4.
John M Downey I. dead at Migar
Lake. Mo , of brain fever, age»I 60
year*
lie wa. known
the .ppi.
king, and wa. on« of the proprietor, of
ti e Raec. A Down.y oi. hard, one of
lb. large«! tn the country.
Tire Tacoma ( Wa.h. I police say that
J HchwartX, who according to Dawson
advice* ha. bran rantenee.1 to eight
V«are* imprisonment, is the "King of
Diamond Swindler.,“ who i. notorious
in Europe and America.
The Peking corre.pon»lent of the
lx> nd on Tima, say.: Hir Claude Mc­
Donald, the Britl.h minister, ha* been
urging the taung-li y.men to grant th«
Belgian demand for a cwaslon al
Hankoxr, hut t'lnn. decline*, and tire
Biltiah ailniraey of Belgian's priqsreal
l. regarded aa unreasonable and incon­
sistent.
A special to ths Denver News from
Albnquerq'ie. N M . vav.
Red Pip
kin, the noted tramrnbber who was
captaied re-entlyal Moab, Utah, waa
brought to Albuquerque from Winne­
mucca. Nev . where he was wanted on
a charge of holding up a Santa Fe pas-
ranger tiain. II* will be brought be­
fore United States Commissioner Whit­
ing on a charge of being concer n*i! In
the hold-up ol a Santa Fe Pacific train
at Grants last year, and also of killing
a deputy sheriff
Tha Harrlebitrg Wrandal.
W u Iride HR Ih» *»!•<•.
Krffalara 1>rd»r»*1 fnr Cuba.
London, March
16.—The Vienna
Washington. March 17.—The eeconJ
correspondent of the Mandar-! says that United Hints* infantry re under or lere
the |vpular acre»«, ledo Bainoli*, ri to g<> from Anniston, Ala., to Cuba.
claiming “ 'Ti* line that kill»," shot Before railing eight c»»m|>anie» an»l
herarll with a revolver on the stage in headquarter, will go to Savannah, and
full sight of the au lieiice during a per­ tour oompatdae to Augusta.
formance al Uilli, Styria, and wa. re­
t.l Hue, Iking Again la raves
moved in a dying condì lion.
Peking, Marell 17. —It is learned on
Pati.. Mandi 86.—Paria i. .offering gi»l authority that LI Hung Chang la
Berlin, .March 35.—Tim German bat-
tle-ehip Oldenburg broke her anchor from the ecourge ot mfluenia. The again upon the point of reluming to
and went aground near Kiel today dur­ death, .luring the lavi raven -lay. bavr ;vw«r, and that he ha. tieen rralored
I wen ISs above the average.
to favor with tbe Chinee* government.
ing a heavy enow atorre.
llarri.burg, Pa..
March 18.—The
house bnlieiy invratigating oommittea,
in punitane* of a rrwdution adoptad
by tbe hou«e yaaterday, Legati today
a formai elaroinatn<n ot all the 104
memtrei. in that bmly. It will take
«eversi day. lo queation all the mero-
bere.
0*14 Prena lb* Mlendlka.
The crew of th* naw Jefenler of
Ran Francieco, March 15.—A special
Ametlca's oup h.( been selected by
Captain F P We*!, at Deer Isle, Me. from Seattle eave that the steamer
The task was a difficult one, a. 151 of Laurada, which recently arrived from
the brat seamen of the island road* ap the North, brought (150,000 from the
plication for a placs »m mg the crew Klondike, being the Brel shipiuenl of
the eeaaon. The fact of the gold duel
Captain »all, of the Fourth cavalry, being on the veaael hae not been made
who recently dieappeared, leaving hie public before.
financial affaire In a bad way, line re­
turned fiore Menci and reported at
Perla, March 15 — The Journal thia
the Presidio, and hae been placed un­ morning eave II learna that Julaa Cam-
der arreeL It la etated that the abort- bon, tlia French amlmraa-lor to the
age In hie account, hae been renile good, United Staler, will noon ba appointed
and It le doubtful whether he will be ambeeaador to Italy to succeed M. Nia
Court-martialed or merely reprimanded card, who la about to reeign.
r«»l»la Takes Sts Hua4ra4 Waa.
Wvw Het* r«r I omaavke.
I«4ew,nllr Cww.ee la Handy.
■ e.rll*« la He*4 <«»4III.>.
Oakland, UaL, March 88.— The old
monitor (Tomancbe, which ha. been
bought from the got ern men l |>y a local
firm, I. to be converted into a freight
ferry-boat, to run on Han Francisro
hay. Her antique engine« will bv re
placed with new machinery, and aha
will be remodeled at a roet of (50,000.
London, March 17.—The Ma Ind cor-
reapondent of the Daily t'hioulcle rays
Señor Hilvela, the premier, baa In­
formed the queen regent that the rati­
fication of the peace treaty, by acceler­
ating the payment ot (30,tMt).0U<>
prom irai by the American«, ha. ire
proved the ooremerclal outlook abroad,
and that there I* nothing whatever to
tear frukn the Car lleta.
Washington, March 87.—Mail re­
port. have lieen received from Manila
by the aubaiateooa buieau of the war
department aaying that tha eupplira
Mint from the Unite I Htatra, including
all kind, of vegetable«, anivad in got»I
condition.
Waliaah, Ind., March 18.—The or-
ganiaation of the American School Fur­
Stanton Nickle», aar ret ary nt the
niture Company, capital etock 11.600,.
000, lie. been completed, and today it United Malala legation nt Madrid be
atwo rbed over 11 large manufacturing fora Iba i upturn ot .liplotnatlo relatloxa,
baa bean in Loudouon a secret ini raion.
plant, mattered through the Union.
Ag<*ln«l<ln f>»r*ltf««l.
Manila via lion. Kong, Starch Ik.
— Insurgent papers re»«lve»l here from
M.lolue .bow that Aguinaldo le en­
deavoring to deceive hie follower. Into
the belief that they ar. winning great
victories. All the recent engagement.
■ re proclaimed a. American defeat..
The paper, describe the in.urgent*
Twaiil| Thnuianrl Wan A ffnrtad.
meeting with the American force, al
Cinolnnntl, March 17.—Local iron ration, point*, and end their account
fonndrvmen hare granted a 10 per cent with the ..eertioo that the American,
Increaae in wage, to employee The retired to their original line, after cut-
agreement affect. 10,000 men.
•ting great slaughter.
Han rum iMi, Marvil sli. — Tus
tranaport City of Puebla sal Ini foi
Manila tonight with 600 men of th*
NInth regiment <»f infantry. Lleuten
■nt Vitate. military atta» he of th«
Itallau legation in Washington, was
*!•■ ■ passenger.
Amarlraa tyaadlrete*« Offer.
New York, March 17.—A dispatch
to tha Herald from Montevideo eave:
The A iue-men mini.tar bar made Pres­
ided Ceuelae tire offer of an A mor loan
vindicate to uooatroct the Moutevido
harbor.
RrHIvlier« Ceereree,.
London, March 1». — The Philippine
campaign of late had rather lovt inter-
•*t for Briliah reader*, but Imlay there
i. an entire change All the diepatche*
• re printed prominently and al length
Moet of th, paper, contained editorial,
tlpreraing admiration for the bravery
ot the American troop, and .yrep.thy
with th.re In the difficullie. they have
•ncountered. The general opinion I,
that lha American victoria* ar* not
eonrlualve, .inc* tire Filipino* liaee
not yet learned th* leeeon of the ho|-e-
leeanee* ot teei.i ng the United Stale,.
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