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A Presbyterian hunday school baa
been established In Havana.
Hwimeiuto a Brasilian village, baa
OREGON
been destroyed by an
earthquake.
I Three persons perished.
IH[ NEWS Í IHE WEEK
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N. W. Glneleed. a Humboldt, Nev ,
hank cashier, c<'muiitted «mcid*. Hi«
CITIDEL
' socoants were JlO.ooO eb< it.
The president has appointed L aw -
rer.ee Townsend, of Pennsylvania, to
•mowed Bellamy Htorer as
United
Mates minister to Brussels.
< ■IU4 Preen (be T.l»««eyk « «!«<••»•■
Mt«. Ida Ewing, chargnl with hav
ing murdered her »ist*i in-law, Mrs.
Th* t’lmhr I cerprnlers' «Irik* was Li as i* Ewing, was acquitted by a
Maryville, Mo , Jury.
•etllrd by com plots is«.
The schooner Mary Bidwell, that left
lb* Internetiooal lx-agbe of I’reeo
fit. Michael«. Alaaka, In Auguvt last,
Clutie
In ■ •invention :■> Haltimut*.
lor Alaska porta. has l«e«n heard from
Th* American '-rneltir« A luflning al Port Clarence, waiting to call for
I'«•mpany organised in New York by th* south.
electing <11 rec tom.
Arrangements have l«e«-n completed
Th* Cuban railway strike lie* ended. whereby Pri-ardeut
McKinley
will
Tr«inm<n, afraid 1» kxea their Jobg, push an •l<wlti* button wl,icli will
eurreuder»! without condition,
start work on the Haa P«'lro break
President Bartow«. of < >1 erlin rrol- water.
l«-ge, enm-ui >d tb* arm »no >is gift of
Vic«-President Hobart, who Is sick
|
0 h>r building au<l equipping a at Wssliinglon, Is holding the gsin
chemical laboratory.
shown last week
He is able to par
Al Bridgeport. Conn.. Dr. Nancy A take of more lr«-*rty fwal, ati I sits up
Guilford pleaded
gollry <o
man- • bout bait an hour daily.
«laughter, and wa« eentemml io It
The Americans plan to trap Agni-
years' imprisonment.
naldo by sending lr<»«|-a via the s«-a
Tl>* raltRcatlnri« of th* peace treaty route t<> the north of him. Then be
have lwo-n wicbanged Bellamv Storer, will be betwiven two line* of Ameri
now mi meter to Belgium, will be th* cans, and it may b«Mult in his capture.
new minister to Spain.
A Verdict o! 83.0O0 dsmagxe agslnet
Th* Victoria trad«« and labor ooancil
protasis agalnct tb* importation of 20
men Irmn I'enneyIvania to work on a
• learner at l-ake Bennett.
T. J. Carson, a Kentucky racebor««
brraxler, in lavor of W F. Mnglelon,
pliolographer. who was shot by Car-
• ns. wae return ««I al Leaington.
In a - uffie l- r pueaeaaioti of a rifle,
By the egplcwion Cf a sawmill boiler,
All-erl Penrlrerlon. a private of lira near Chippewa halls. W is.. lx-ni Wil-
Twenty fifth Infatnry, waa killed al <■ -i. John Bnsnois ar>1 William Olson
Fort irngan by a comrade, Beier Horn. were kill«xi an<l Engine«* P A Briggs
John E. O’Brien, chief of the Santa an I four others wei* injured.
Fe fire deparnnei.t, waa
instantly
Naval orders post««! al Washington
kill«! by ti e California limited train announce the promotion to the rank of
aa it wm pa.eing through th* yards in rear admiral of Haui|«on. tfenb-y and
Topeka.
karquahsr. the latter commandant ol
I » ■•«■rotary Whitney lias organised
a true! in Naw York to control electric
■an«|airtatlon.
It is eaid th* trust
will In lune ««tend its cqeratmna to
the Western cities.
Seven Americans Killed in
the Engagement.
th* Norfolk navy-yard.
Tbe Madrid official gaaotte con
tains a royal decree appointing the
Duke de Arcos to be Spanish envoy el-
traordinair and minister plenipoten
Two thousand n> tiers who went out tiary to the Unite«] Hlat«W.
at Danville. Ill , last week, bate de-
The United Htal«« consul-general at
r ided to lay Hi* matter before the state
Berlin, Frank Maaon, has revised fig
arbitration board, and will resume Ute* showing that in the laet three
operation
months there was an
in< rear* ol
Fire children of til* Peterson. of 8«.'i >;.usi iu ti.s «lportatioa to tlw
Viborg, Turner county. South Ihrkota. Cuiteil Stale« from Germany.
were poisoned by eating wild paranlfrs.
Th* 20th annual meeting of the na
Two ar* dea l, on* dangerously ill, ami tiorial i nfeieru a of charities and cor
two will ramuvvr.
rections will tar held in Cincinnati
John D. Sims and l-mmaid llal* May 17 to 23. Every stat* in th<
were drowned at bhurehar, < al , on Union will lie represent»! el<«| t per
the north aide of Feather riser. They haps Idaho, Montana. Nevada, Utah
attempted to cr<sM th* stream lu a can- and Washington.
«•a I ■ al, which ■■¡«el.
In order to controvert the claim <>f
The private bank of L. I*, lltinwner ths Washington agricultural depart
and McKinSie. at Alma.Wia., ha« been ment that German tors contain certain
cloessl by order of th* stat* bank •!■ poieonuwr dy< « and paints, the German
• miner.
Til* bank owe* depositor« miuiatar of . ■>m-n*ree lias orderwl an
Iflfi.ojo, and um very little cash on investigation to ire made in all th* toy
h and.
making centers of Germany with a
The Crook has arrived at Ponce, view of gaUiermg evidence to the omi-
where she will receive th* remainder trary.
>f |b* <lea l •oldiai« In Porto Itioo.
The bospital-sliip Missouri Ims ar
Th* cong-eas of uni««real brother- rived at Fortress Monioe hour Havana,
h'-o-l will c- trvnna for aaeveudaya' «•-•- with 212 sick sobliers
• iun al Sau Diego.
One thiiiisan«l ('ruled Mates militia
Th* San Francisco Examiner state« men will take part in the queen's birth
there I« a probability of a combine day oelebration lu Kingston, Gnt.
sin ng the r< .wood luuilerinen of till«
The siith annual convention uf the
coast.
Asaociation of Itailloa I Air Brakemen
\\ ■ ef.ig, W. Vs , street car« ar« is in session In Detroit, with ab-ul lou
•till lied up by the strike
Street car deiegal«« pre «ent.
strikers al l! «y City, Mich , drove off
The British house of commons re-
non-union men.
j*Ct*d tho bill providing for th* com
[wo cowboy« at Alamo Gordo, N M , pulsory reinstatement of Irish tenants
held up the office of the Alamo Gordo evicted since 1879.
I.urulier t nn party and ••■■tired |50,0i*4
A miner haa reached llyea. Alaska,
worth of «crip.
who claims to be tlia survivor of a
The overflow of the Yellowstone (■ally of three, two of whom were luor-
river caused by Ilin gorging of the ice derd by Cbilkat Indians near the vil
The men kille-l
Is practically over.
Twelve were lage of Klukwan
urs Kidney Vano*, an Englishman,
drowned al Glendivsv
and Chair«-« Errckacn, a sweil*.
At North Fold, O. T., Postmaster
W. II. I>ay was cut with a hatchet and
In the battle between the revolution
kdle-l and the office robbed. There 1« ists under Pando and Pr*si«lenl Alon-
tin clew to the murderer.
ao's army, near Oruro, Bolivia,
The Twenty-first infantry lias left were klll«-l. General Paridu <K-cnpie>l
Preeident
Platlalrurg for Manila.
The soldier« Oruru without confusion.
carried a «Ilk flag presented by Mrs. Alonso, with a small I hm I v guard, la a
refuge« al Antofagasta, bay of Morena,
McKinley two years ago.
Chile.
Geologist« of tbe university of Chi
Ensign Monaghan, who was brutally
cago aie planning to «¡rend a part of
the «utinuer in Arisona, to study th* kiil»l at Apia. Hamoa. was leiu al
formation of that territory and New Chewelah, Wash., ill 1873. He was
rdocal»l in private schools of Haa
Mexico.
Fram-naxi and Portland, and in tlou
At Bridgeton, N. J., 1,000 glass tags college, a Jesuit Institution of
worker« struck lor union wag«« and bpokane. His father is nuw a reaiJeiil
r<-ogtntion ut the union. All tbe ent- of tb* latter city.
ploys« of the Klar glass works, al Med
Th* Matyland Steel Company at
ford, also «truck.
Gliental advice« stat* that a sensa- Sparrows Point, has r«*wuv»l an order
for 7 8,<MM) tors ul (17-pouud steel rails,
tn»n ba« been caused at Peking by an
lot the Chine«« Eastein railroad. Tbe
edict issued by thermpre«« dowager, ac
mills sie working day and night on a
cusing 1.1 Hung Chang and Chang
laiga order of similar rails for lbw
Jumel, governor ol bhang Tung, with
IrausSIbai lan
road, of which the
groes eltravagaric*.
Clunes« Eastern will t>e a aontiunat'ou
■ Ion. II A W. Taboi. p<«trna«t*r of
Prospectors who have atriv»l from
Ih-nver, and el I'nlted Htatea senator,
«lied at In« home in that city of appen- Alaaka bring naw« that lheie ar* al
«In ill«, after a three day«' illneaa. He |ea«t 4 (XI pro« pc- tors on the El in rm Ion
was born in Orleans county, Vermont, liall between Deas* lake ami th* Hod
son's Bay p««t on the Liaid river, most
Noveru her 2d, 1*30.
Advkre al Lima in regard loth* of whom at« lu deaiiiuie circuas-
revolution In Bolivia say the «Ituatlon • tatioea. Many of the men are said to
al l)imo, where President Alonso has- lie suffering from scurvy and frost
established a base of operations. 1« des bitea The sick cannot r«H-eiv* pto|>ei
perate. Th* lederallate, or insuigenla, medical attendance, and many are
dying.
are pushing their operations.
Miner
It««*««.
By the will of F.«lward Austin, of
The Tennessee legislature has passed Boston, Harvard coll«-«« r*ceiv«a |MX),-
a bill making all cowlracta entered into 000 and the Massachusetts institute uf
In tbe stalo ¡«yable tu any legal ten technology 1400,000.
der.
Representative Landis, of Indiana,
A popular aetrcee, Lolo Banaolla, ha« had one <>f the hall windows - f his
shot herself on th« «tag» of a theater at boos«« at iNIbl fitted with glaas from
Vienna, t-iclaiming
" ’Tie love that th* Maria T«re*a.
kill*”
An ingenious mechanical devioe
Dr. Richard Garnett, tbe keeper of I »a st«-* laliels on 100,000 cans in ten
printed books in th* British museum, hours, {down a chut* rolls a ceaseleiw
says there are about 2.040,000 book« la procession of cans, and each can picks
up a label as it pasaes.
the museum.
The Argentine Republic has placed
Since Senator Allison, of Iowa, be
came a widower, over 18 years ago, his with th« Remington Arms Cum|>any,
wife's mother has been the manager of of Ih.-n, R, Y.. a oontnMt for 10.000
rifles, 7.000 carbine«, Ifi.ooO rifle bar
his household.
rels and 10,000 bayonets.
Prof. Hewitt, of Williams college,
The wif* and daughter of John Car
speaking al the recent Boston alumni
dinner. «aid that In tlm last .«van rington, at Veedersburg, Ind., were
years Williams had received 83,000.- killed by a dynamit* «aplosiun. Car
rington had pltK-ed 78 pounds of dyna
oo«i in money.
mite under a stove to thaw.
liisooverica of copper or* near Salis
Gen. Wade Hampton, on* of the few
bury, N. Cl. at th* Union gold mines,
ar* etching interest, ami claims are surviving confederate lieutenant gen
mad* that the «apply will equal that erals. Is living in giuwf health at Co
of th* famous Calumet, Hecla and An- lumbus, H. Cl, where be will sbuitly
celebrate his 81st birthday.
«wiida mines.
Of
LAGUNA
OE
BAY
New York, April 15 —Tho dinner ot
the Democratic slub In honor of tbe
■ nninrssry ot the birth of Thomas
Jefferson was held st the Metropulltse
-■peta-house. Looking from the tiers
to tbe floor of tbe vast dining-hall, the
laid«« aeemed like great beda of rosea
Tbe 82 laid«« were on either aide ut
the speaker's table. Either table was
piled with s mass of tosea and frrna In-
tertwined.
Ho abundant weio the
flower* that ««Hoe ot th* gue«ta werw
hardly able to are each other over tb*
floral tianka. Ksatu and vase* ot ala-
tMsater h*ld flowers; there wete cornu■
Miplaa or burns of plenty fiiletl with
flowers snd fruit, and the scene was *el
•fl with ribbons of cardinal silk.
Perry
Balmont, Richard Crak*r,
Judge Van Wyck am] other prumlneul
iNmocrsts spoka
Good Run Expected Along
the Columbia
MOST
PROPITIOUS
OUTLOOK
Manila. April I?.—General Lewton
is marohlng north along the n>»i be
tween the hills a nd lbs lak*, with the
(iintMia Nepiden and Leguns de Bay
I abreast ut hi* trou|«*. Tb* «n*iuy la
retreating noithwaru
Returns From Ils Sortie Into
the Country.
NOW
QUARTERED
IN
MANILA
w»lne»l«y the trmipe eroased th*
Pagsongau and con«vntiat*l al Um
hen. at th* month of the rivet
After 9lll*iee« in lake Reglee Owe a V««rw
Fr1e»«
Ar«
K sr«|»tlm»»*1 r
High
(«••kerfol W h»at»r Hao •»•••
•«
leaving two comtianiea of the Font
wf ««o««l«an r«v«l I awlwa Beeiatwe
Ar» I'r«*»«»p4 (•
R»|lit
Maas II« tss Mwllava <••«•••! <><!• ••
teen til regiment to guard the «till aloe
Tbal loe oeo Mea Srw Kee4e4.
<>|r«rall*«« •» • I arge Be
<!•«•?«•?
tb« < It,«
ot lh*rirer, the troop* mar<b»l to
Longa* an I l««und it desert»!. Furni
tur* which had been dropped in the
Manila, April 18—Major-General
Aatnrig. April IT.*—-Th* flahinf
Manila. April 18.—General l-awton
8»tn <>jsen«*4 a| noon yr-strrday, and pra- flight of tbe nalivae waaaratters.1 al. i g ’ Lawton's axieditlon to the laguna de
has caplorwl l'*ete, llw citadel ut the«
Bav district rmeinSarekd last eiamng,
paratkHMi Kara !*<‘n ma<1«> by l«oth flair lb* trail* leading into th* hills.
Lagunna de Bay territory, sight miles
Major W*i«*nhgrger*e sharpaliontet« •nchoml for the night al the hea l of
and ran»>etytn*n for handling
beyond l.umban.
the lanfret pa« k pnl up on thia river were sent toward Pact«* Ancnilen' s in the rivet Pasig and Beached Manila
Lawton's turce w«« al Lumban, and
fur y**ar<
An unusually laig« num
th* attvrruain.
They tan spoil a m-«l tin» morning, bringing all the men an I
the lialtallon of the North Dakota vol
ba»r
bi «at s w<*nt nut, and «very can- uf reiiela in sum* thick bnal *e. which the capturml insurgent boats.
It« oh-
unteers ma le a f r.ed march of 12
■»•rv it prrpar«*d to t>*g>n Apoiginme on •ff‘ird»l a *plen>ild covet. Three men Jecta, uaraaly the capture of the insur
miles from Pagasjan.
Tb* tro«i|*
!>•» •» MilwaMti»«
mad* ■ forward rvah, fording tbe rivets
Milwaukee. April 18 —The Jefferson « large arala al on« e. and. with I ha at* of tb* North Dakota regiment were gent«' boats and the distribution of ths
twice and fighting In th* Jungl*. Tb* Club, of Mdwatik«*», observed the natal Optionally g««>»l prior« pre ratling for kill»! an l f.mr were wound»!, two ot prmlamation, emphaaiaml by a lewmrn
column advsrved and met • rrowslii*. day of tb* found»1 uf IWmocracy In a lM>tb rav and cant»ad »almon, a\ary in- the latter dying after having leer« d American power throughout the lake
where ■eglon, have lean attAinml. General
sn-l ► m* of th* l>*k< ta tt-»»ps wore mo»t fitting manner by a tanqiiei at he a turn foinlft to a iuv«t rm «ftatul brought Io Long as ehurrb,
Father McKinnon administered lb« l-awton Immwliately I «-gan prepara
srnhtislie>l by rwlwls leliind a sunken th* Plankington honae tonight, which mme.
A« to tha run of rt«h, of mun»*, noth ear lament to them.
tion« for an important espmiilion on
trench.
Finally the trench*« s«r* was attended by over 400 guest»
Col
Th* mam body ot American tioop*. land. There has tee» uu lighting on
taken by the rushing Americans with >n*l William J. Bryan, of Nebraska, ing can t* foret.»Id, but under natural
s Ions ot five killed and two w->un<l*l was lb* guest of honor, and >l»liv*re«l | condition» •«)ma <leri<|a»| reanltf »hould while al dinner in Longaa, heard th« the lake tor three dav«.
t»a obtain»«! from th» artificial prop«- firing and »Ivancad to the anp|«irl ol
Lawton relume.I to Manila according
The insurgent luas wav small, lb* the ¡-iinel|«l sddreaa
Delegation« - f
(nnlioats shelled th* Filipinos an Lour, ftemo-rata wers in attendance from gattoa that haft be«*n carrla*! on mot a llie «harpshootrr* A »out lr«>m th« to orders fiom tHia. lutwton deolareo
• nd finally oleared tbe trenobe*.
many towns throughout tbe etale, and <»r I«-«« »u re««fully on tha (olumbia lulls «aw th* littl* tight and many that A men- . needs 100.040 men to
rivet an«l it» branches doting the past | whit»n*ta running into lb* hill*. Th« pacify tho Philippine*. He says that
Tber* aie not enough meo to gar nearly all
th« iNmoctal« from th*
rison th* t>>wna taken, and th«y may •1st* legislature war* prearnL Col frw tear». I Ji st ftea«i>n a few of tbe Mguna d* Bay, al th« beginning ol with the preeant force h* coaid go
be abandon* I.
onel Bryan arrived early from Chicago, trv turned out from the batcheri*» in th* tight, *h*ll*d th* rebel«, makiug it Hiioiigh all Luaon. but to maintain
j government tha Unit»l Males must gar
returt.evl to the rim, and thift too hut for theenemv.
Th* launch.-* oaptirre>l yesterday ar* !.«.’)Ue| by a large delegation from that
year tbe return» »bould be la’gely in
rison all tha towns. It has not the
I
city, ami Mayor Hanleost came later,
n»e
Aeseele
4
«*•*«.•«!.
rreaesHi. While the work of artificial
men, therefor* the n«ed of a largo
elan with a large numlwt of recort*.
Aw Allorb W«wo r«wowb«k«
The American« enter») Han Antonie
pnifkAgation on a »yfttematic ba«i« hat
simy.
Manila,
April
15—At abowt 4 Th* banquet hall was leautitully doc- but )u«l commenced on the t'olumbia, al aunaet without meeting with any re
All th* towns In th* La tlunda bay
>rat*d
with
the
national
oolora.
o’clock this morning a small lardy of
»till it bee been carried un to *»tne eg* al« lance. Twenty unaimed prisoner* district captured muet tie abandon»!,
bearing copies of the proclamation id
retels attack«xl a camp »1 lb* Third ar
tent siimmi !*•&. and during that time
mtmli to Lawton's ragrel. Th*y In
HAWAIIAN ENTERPRISES
llll*ry from lh* swamp near Paomlio«, I
nearly i0.0O0.UUO y*”>"g M'lDiin have the United HtatM couimlaiou. which clude Peele, Santa Crus, larngua, Lriru-
a mH* and a half Weal of Mslolo*. Wew •«<«■ <’,>m««nr V«*rm««l W lib teven plttNki in the river and it» tnbu- they had wmehow ««Miiirawl, weir after t an. Paga«ajan
A am'-md campaign la
Two privat«w wete killwl and a lieuten- i
Large < a*l«al
tariv«
Htalifttns g-iibcied by the fish- waid rel«*a«ed and eent outside out t<> lie made in thia country in the rainy
line« with bundles ot pruclauialiona U
•nt and two others w<>oi>d*«l. Al day- |
Han
Fianclaco.
April
18.—Th* oi lea committee of the Prugtwgaive A»
««aann, when laiala uf greater draught
light the American for •■« *cour*d lb* •teatuer City ol Rio d* Janeiro arris«*! wm ifttKMi »bow ti e amount of fry from dtolrlhntsL
can operate in tbe lake owing tn higher
The oii’inlry Juel oreupi»! is thickly
district, driving the rei-els northward, t««lay from lions Kong and Yokohama, the several batchuriea to be as follow•
waler, thus giving llie boats a chance
|M>pulst»l.
and
I'rmlurr«
much
fruit.
• nd killing saveral of them. A private via Honoulu. A pr«-«a repreaentativ*
In IflKS and t«VA-
! tu help the army. Lawton's trwpe
■McKenna
of
the
signal
oorpa,
who
«
k
•
as
>
<W
> ddlrr of th* Montana regiment was st Honolulu «ends tbe fullowing un
will I m > uer-1 in the operations north
k II8B8 ........
«
«V
enlist») al Portland, Or , i« liidetali-
Wound««!.
der dqte ot A pt II 5
ward. and may lw> ««ul around by l»>ai
gable
H<> ran a wiis through tb* h«i*-
Tola!....................
,
.______
?JM' ,iKQ
Francisco Reyes, a man who recent- i
L. A. Tliureton, A. W. Cai lei and
to tl-e north of Agulneldo to cut him
!>»
an4 IW
tll* country without having a guard
ly purchased Kpani«h gunboats al Others have secured option« on the
off aril force hlrn tret wren two line*.
» ft<J WW
IttUlNM
with
him.
Zambnanga, island id Mindanao, has large Groaaman and otiiei «»(few es k • i • tn •
J «•
With lew too one aide and MaeArthu'
1 dP.'.U)
received adviora to the effect that th* tates in Olaa. which they pmpoae to ti 1 ll<H> 1
Lnlffinrha.l H«fes«lft Ruulaxi.
st < elump t « mi the other.
fl--- I «ailed for Manila, and r»turn*«l a organise Into sugar plantations. The
Total.
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i;
ou»
Manila. April 17. — Martiog in an
f«w daya later aitli the v<-e«ds atrlppe«! cousldeiatton was in the nelghliolhuotl
■
THE RALEIGH WELCOMED
1 easterly direction along th* toad to
!•« kftm<«
» lo» Ar«
ot their guna and ammunition.
i uc. ¡.»o i 1'ageangan.a party ot 70 aliatpahimters.
of fiHOO.OOO. There ar* Itt.tXX) acres ’ D
< la- k ahYAfi
foim.ni Kivrr
i. .14,»» I under
Th* ptrrthaacre’ agent* and nativ* in the tiaot.
Lieutenant Southern, ot Hie •(real Kwihwslaam •( Mew Terh Oves
l.-ttla*IMtft »alftfi« n Kivvf
11 M*» '«fij
(he C’raleer
erewa of the ve««el« on boar«l th* ;
».
The Naliiku Sugar C-ompany, limit»!, K » at'.t*
Washington regiment, cama upon a
New Y’ork. April lh —The celebra
American «learner llutuan were con- | with a oapllal uf 8750.040, was organ
hllivut
.*, • • *
It»-noli acroaa the load about • mile out
v<>yml to Zamlvianga by th* Unit«*I iaed, ami miel uf th* slock taken.
Lieutenant Huutliern tion attending the return of Hie f'nitml
Total
.—____________
.'»,»u> a» of Ranta Crua.
Htatee cruiirr Raleigh from Manila,
State* cruiser Boston, and inatructed Th* capital will l-c divided Into 37.500
In ira »a4 iw»» -
was wound»!.
to await the arriral there of tne United (hares of 820 each. Ol the stock 875.- 'lacbamtui
The Araeiirana then «dvanced with which lied to be p«Mtp«>n»l yesterday
! pprf • Iftt kfttfoftfi Rt»v?r
.’,»»• «o
States gutd«iat Petrel. Instead of do )00 will be paid up and 8*173,000 will afttljr
niount»l gun«, and the Fourteenth In- owing to the warship'» latA arrival, oc
..HU» w bit« .Saimón
L'a» ím
The Raleigh, accuur-
ing so, after the Boston sail«*<l fot Zam b* asaessable.
,
lanlry battalions in ilia center, Lindt's curred toilay.
» <J» 8 1<Y
á aiatnft
boanga, the Spaniards transferr««l their
foil ;«'•
......
l allalion of the First l.labo Infantry panied by two «mall war voeanl«, cap-
At a un-eting of ths cabinet April 3 'blnook . .... .........................
gunlioats t-> ths agents of Henor Reyes, th* con tract with the Bcryuiaer cum-
un tbe light, an<1 Frame's twllallon of lurad from the xpanlarda last aemiaer,
Total ..............................
IMW.M
and lb* fleet Isft Zsiulxianaga ones- ¡•any for a cable between Hen Fran-
the First North Dakota infantry ou the an I a fleet ot alvul 25 elcuraion
cort»l. It stxin return««! and report*«! ciaco and Honolulu was cancelled.
left, both flanking
Th* trench was • teameis and tugtaiaia, laisled from
LOCATED IN A DREAM
having le-'ii iHiardml by rebels, wbo re- i Thia action was taken on a letter from
earned wltliout Io** to the Americana. Tempklnaville to Grant's tomb and
moved the gunl«>*ts’ simnmenta.
I! the aecrelary of state at Washington, In I it *
Ig *1 loft
rruved 1h»l
Mrs,
I'agrangnn was found <!e«ert»l. Four from Hi*re ba< k to anchorage in llie
the instructions of the American naval declining to consider the matter.
I inonumeuta on the bordei ol the village Noith river, ff Thirty fourtii street
llauAar'a "lluhrh" Waa Straight«
A stealy downpour of rain fell tloiu
commander had been obeyed their cap
The stramahip Gaioune sriive«i from
Chicago. April IT. — Mr». <ieorge oelebiate the proclamation of Filipino
ture w«mld have leen Impoaeibla.
Beattie y«**lerday after a voyage of II Banda', whoan bu»l>and deaerte«) her I Independence, leaned last year, and mam on. The air was raw, an«l tha
officer« and men uf the Raleigh «tu>a|
Zamluranga is fortified and «till gar- ' lava. On the drat day out from Heat
glorify "Agmnaldo, the Liberator."
upon the deck« threw hours drenchml to
rleoned bv Spaniards, and tiie affair lie G. W. McGinnil, ¡■aaaenger agent at Quincy. III.. Ia»t bepteml»er. ba»
The
troop«
on
entenng
the
aban-
lucatod him through a dream
Baudei
the akin and shivering with cold.
is regarded as auspiciooe.
<km»l
hoii«««
found
them
in
perfect
or
for the steamer, slippe«! on the coin- ipont last night in the county jail a»
Great crow 1« asaeinbl») lu Riverside
panionway and broke several riba. a result. Mi». Bauder appimd to Ju»> der. A few guerrilla shots weie el-
VV heeler tleee te Menllw.
Park, overlooking the Hudson, end
Washington, April 15. — It is semi- J Ill» condition ■» aenona.
i .ice Hail for a warrant, telling the fol- chsng»l and one member of the Four men, women and children al«a«l there
teenth
regiment
was
a<
'.dentally
shut
.Match
23
llie
laittom
of
the
great
■ fficially announced today nn ths beat
, lowing »tory:
: for b<>ur« under umbrella« watching the
authority that General Joe Wheeler volcano fell out, followed by great
After her huaband left her she movei in the leg by Ins c-iuiiade.
r«-aaela on their way up th* river and
rlouda
of
dust
and
amok«.
Alarm
DEFINITE
AGREEMENT
REACHED
will tie sent at once to Manila aa the
, to bt. Louit. where her mother iu law,
I an their return
By far th* greatest
military governor of that city in order ‘ was fell by Hie guest» uf the Vol an«i whom she had never eren. Iivvl. She
gathering of pmrpl* was in the vicinity
latnoan < ■>mntiaalonwr« .»f V h r•«'Fo w»rft
to relieve Olis of the details and give house, occasioned by the n«nsc and the introduced herself as a fortune-teller,
to H»> !fi»atr««lwd Alike-
d Grant's tomb, which was tha turn
landalide« which followed, and lultl the elder woman the detail»
liiin a chance to chase Agmnaldo and frequent
ing ¡arint ol Hie ¡Misde. A national
Washington,
April
17.
—
After
hear
but
some
of
the
gur*ta
lu-came
n-aa-
the rel-el». It 1« said General Wheeler
•f her son’» life. .Mr». Bauder, »r.,
•elute waa tired thei* by the Italeigti,
will leave with General Fri-d Giant,, •uied and started to invawtlgate the -hen admittffol that ho waft in Chicago. ing Hu« morning from the German and •nd also by th* captuiad b|>aiilsh
British
emhar«i«-a,
the
alatedepartmant
who has been ordere.1 home from Porto phenomenon. A hole 150 f«a-t in «lie
Tiro deaertrfd wife then luiivel to
priaec, and the acene was rendeiml a
Rico to get inaliuctiona to proceeti in meter «howe>l the extent of the cave liia city, but couhl fln l no tiace of her was «'nabl»l to announce po«>tlv«ly and meniorable one by the shrieking of a
in. All attempts to locate the bottom lusbaml. On W«Nlnv»<iay mgiit. how- finally that the three partita to the
baste to the Philippines.
of the crater were unavailing, and vrr, »he dreamed »ho saw him at Berlin treaty had agreed upon the in liundr»! steam whistles frmu eX’ iiraion
(tnyefnor !-«•*•
IxMtta and haxiniollves and cheer« from
sims authorities place it at 800 feel work in a bicycle factory tear an im- struction« to t>e given their Namoan
Pierre, H. If , April 18.—Governor below the mouth of tbe crater.
Oommi»«i<mer«, and that II was o-itain thousands ot people on shore, and on
neneo building. That day »he pasaed
lx-«- has written to President M’-Kin-
the commission would leave Han Fran- the vrwsela in the river.
FatlersaU’ft, an-l recuaniBod it a» being
Ir-y, demanding the return'd the South
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
ci »-« i April 25.
SOLDIERS IN A RIOT.
’the big str utturo of hri lr cam, b.-wreh-
Dakota volunteers ftom the Philip- j
The instructions to the commission
pines. He recites Hie facta of enlial- W «*nl Over » m IT igihanti ttiwtil Near Law ing tho neightmthood, »he mmiii found ers aie identii al, the three gioemments Hurs» a »•ItassM Whara a f ainra«!« Hail
Ifil««», 14M hrs
llhe bicycle fac tory. Hat »n”d that her
mint to fight for humaniiy agatnal
having a«<epl»l a form which com-
ttmaa M|g(r*ata<4.
Miwuv, Ila.io, Apiil 15.—At 9 husband worked there, ahe •«•curtsl the pidsnlMM the difference* which have
Spain, declare* that "the Booth Dakota
Ran
Franriaco.
April IN.—Tonight
warrant
and
visile«!
the
place
with
a
voiunteera have fulfill*-d every obliga ('cluck this morning the engine, ten-
exist»! up to this time. The commis 300 Unilml Htatca soldiers are under
Barnier waa soon located.
tion which they owe to tlieir country tei and four cars ut s height tialn on leprity.
sion will be eiu|M<«ernl to deal with • ireat on the Pieaidlo reservation. They
and its flag,** and that thrv should 1« the I a-wist on extension of the Northern At Aral ho deniiMi hi» identity, but tbe situation as it finds it in the
at« encamped on the open, ami are
later
confe»^!
he
waft
the
woman'»
I'ai
’
itic
ran
over
au
embankment.
En
allowed to return home. He says:
Samoan island« upon its arrival. Thia ' guarded by cavalry and the Twenty
lie will be given a bearing
"Wo view theit preeent or future gineer Mat Ralaton and Fireman Fr«-d lushand
applies to ihe acts nereesary to place fourth Infantry regiment, Ooloml, Hie
detention as un, onvtitutiunal. and a* a Lemon were kille«l. The wreck««! lo- tbia afternoon.
the affairs of the island« in a peaceful forew being in charge of Adjutant Lieu
violation of the law which railed the -omotive and cars lie half imbedded
tnd aaliklactory condition foi Hie time tenant Harris. The offenac of the ui«u
WILL TOUR THE WEST.
organisation into being, and feel that in the stream 100 feel below the track
taring and «ubj» I to Hie approval uf was the burning of a saloon Just out
Fireman
Lemon
was
killed
Instantly,
they ebould not tar retained against
the three power*
%n lelarsstlng Trl|» PrvvIAvd fur tbe
side of the reservation linea. in which
their will, against the law and agaiuet • nd his l««ly was shockingly mangled.
FroftlAentlal Forty.
Private ('harlec L. King, company G,
the moral sense of the |-e«iple of our Engineer Ralston was still alive when
DASHED DOWN A CANYON
1 wenty-Hilol Infantry, was brutally
Chicago, April i«. —Unit*! Htato»
stale, without offering come satisfac found. He said:
''Hold my bead for me; 1 am dying. Monitor Thoma» II Carter, ol Mon Kolwr* Seww l*l»w Wr««ba4 b* •• ‘ bwaten last night.
tory reason for eo doing."
Private Mark, of company F, also
He
A valaerbe
Take my hand; 1 don't want to g«t tana, 1» at tbe Auditmitim Annei
i» on route to Butte. Mont., from
ALL MLMBERS NAMED.
alone."
Bratt)*, April 17. — A Poet Intelli of tha Twenty-third legiment. la in lbs
He was taken to Vollmer, at.d die«l Wa«bingti»a. Ho »aid P iooi lent Mc gencer epeclal fiotn Wellington aaya guardhouse, cliargml with Ihe aaaaalt,
llaroM
Kernberf llepreawnl« <i«r-
three hours later. His body and that Kinley 1» going to make a lour of tho that while a totary plow was clearing hut the soldiers assert that the «aloon
iitaiajr on •• •••»«<•!» Quofitis»«.
of lemon wete sent to Hpokane on a Western »tatee daring tho month ot the Great Northern track Ibis side of ¡ample are re«|«naibl*, and claim that
Washington, April 15 —The Sa
th* proprietor, A. L. Itehfcld, was th*
July, ami that bit stop in Chicago was
moan commission will sail for Apla on special, Ralaton Isft a wife and child. fur the putpoee of arranging a few de Madison It Was stiock tiy sn ssslanoi«* chief assailant of the injiiiml man. A
Lemon had a wife and two children
and
da«li»i
1,000
feel
down
a
canyon
the United Mates naval transport
living in Hpokane. The wreck Was tails lor the prrftidrnt'» eojourg lu tbe There were eeven men on th* engine la leport being oirculalml today that
Badger, leaving San Francis o on ths
dty
Mused by the revet.t heavy rains.
addition to th* regular crew
All bav* King was dead, the place waa eel on
25th Inst.
This si rangemenl was
The pl«n a« outlinwl by Senator Car '«wn dug oat ol th* Mow but one. flr* tonight ami deelroyml aa au act of
made talay alter Baron Spc k von '
la» m K»«»rvolr.
tel ptrvhlea fur an lutersslitig trip fur Four men werw Injur»), Hire« probaidy lelrlbbution.
Sternberg, first aecrrtarv of the Ger- | Ran Fianctaco, April 15. — At lutke lh« pr«wi<lent. Aesotapenied by Mra.
Ferlca Hl cm |.«wft.
man embassy, had islled on Hecietary | Merced, one of the reservoirs ot the M. Kmlry anl a Ooi.aiJereble nutwlxir fatally. The injured ar* Pilot Jeriy
Morrtailly,
head
cut,
Internally
huit,
Ban
Joan
<1* Porto Rico, April IN —
Hay and a<ivieed him ut his appoint- : Spring Valley Waler Company, today, >t intimate official eaaooiaiee, 1.« will
George Hart, both leg« and arm« The folb'Wing general orders from Hie
ment aa the German member ut tbe two lives, that of a little girl ami her leave WMklngtun aboot Joly 18. Ils
high commission.
ibis completed tbs aunt, weie lost. The girl wae playing will make a quivk trip from Washing broken, Injnrml Internally; Thoma« headquarters of the department ot
body. Aa the plan tu have tbe mem- ! on ths <iige of tbe lake, en«l in an at ton to Chirago, Iml from Chisago w»«t Hulliven, Internally Injured; Fireman Porto Hloo were leaned today:
Tbe war department having forbid
Iwrs get away un the Marlpoea. sailing tempt to secure Some object floating to the Yellowstone Park the trip will Thoma« Grant, he»l and hand cut.
the 19, was no longer feasible, the near the shore lost bei balsnoe and fell be alow, and a tew apeeches may be Atmol 170 men are searching for the den the ieeue ot rations to Porto
miming man. Th* injur»! hav* l>**n Ricans, commanding officers of poets
tiausporl Badger, now al t'allao, Peru. . into tho water. A patty of picnick made.
taken to Everett. It 1« ««|*<led to ate authorised, to prevent suffering
on her way to Ban Francisco, wae er*. on* at whom was the littl* girl's
Al the Ysllcwatona Park the rntire l«av* the Ire. k cleared In 12 hour*
among the people in lhair reap» live
pl ace-1 al the dls|«ieal uf the oommis- 1 aunt, heard her »-reams and rushed to praty will "rough it" for a uumlier ot
localities, to purchase necessary ar
•ion.
the lake. Th* aunt. Mis* Katb*rin* lay«, traveling hy «tag*
n • W'«{»Oirum tn F'fttH
il- lee ot food at a rat* not to egoewd 10
After leaving tb* park th* |>re*i-
Lima. Peru. April 17.—A revolution centavos a day for each needy person
Thoma« Freeman sliol John and f Williams, plungel Into th* water to
save
her
ntec*,
but
got
beyond
her
lentlal
party
will
visit
aom*
<f
th*
ha«
broken
out
in
llic
province
of
Malto
William Bill«, notortuus character«,
• ml to amd tbe bill for aamn tn thia
m Steward county, Kentucky. The j depth, and liotli were drowned liefor* prlm-ipal pointe In the Western «tatee Giucco, Biacil. Il le l»l by Joa* klar office for ¡lavment fiotn the money« of
aid
coul
l
lie
prm
ure«L
Tbe
child's
an<l then make a qul> k return ) < irtiey linbo, who was deeated ot govcrnoi by tbe ialand, •• directed by lire autliori-
Bill« were approeebing
Freeman's
name was Clara Wools.
Antonio Lull.
to Washington.
residence tu kill Frewman’s father,
tie« at Washington.
who bad defeate«l them In a lawsuit.
Kew MlaleSar «a Selciata.
oírmela Ve rest It ese««*.
The Same Old Sigh«.
K«»d May Haelen
Washington, April 17. —President
(>M< lai Orgaalal.
Washington,
April IS.—Commi»
Washington, April 18.—The report
Columbus, O., April 17.—Colonel McKinley I« said to have decidwl tn
Chicago, April 15.—Clarence Eddy sinner of tb* <i*nera! Land Offic*
that Thomaa B. Reas) will resign tbe
Brysn, on his way to Naw York to •end
Lawrcnoe Townsend. Unlt»l
has receive«! the appointment ot offi Binger Hermann said Imlay that ap
kpeak at th* dollar dinner, iu an in Mateo minister to Portugal, to the Bel- • ¡makerahlp ami will not t>* a candidate
cial organi»t lot the United Mates to plications had been rece IV» I from
terview tonight «aid:
gtan tnimion,
to rsrm*| Bellamy for re-al«<ullon gains crmlenee here. Il
the Fane eihibition. Mr. Foldy for re*i<l*nta of th* Olympic forestry re
is said he will practice law in New
"Il is • sure thing that the fight in Htorrer, who go«« to Madrid.
many yeara was prominent as a teacher, serve thrown open to settlement, for
York, and lie etiooe»l»l by Congress-
1900 will be made ou preciarly the
organist ami conoerI-player in Clmago the reason that it is improperly in
A oom ru It tee ha« been appointed by man Hherman, of that elate, wlio is
•ame great monetary issue sa (out
and the Weal, for the last four yeara elud»! In the reeerte. A numlwr of
years ago. The silver plank will stand thè Beatile rlicrnlier of commerce to McKinley's candidate for that plane.
haa made hia home hi Europe, latterly perwns have ohjectwl to tilts ooiirae,
orge that th« 81 Av.000 appropriate«!
Just as It was, ratio and all."
The president haa been invited to
having choeen Paris as bis place ot > ami the superintendent of the reserve
It is believi-d Ina speech In New fot the building of a government dry
the G. A. R. enoatnpnx-nl al Philadel
residence. He liss ma-le nmcert touts haa been ordei»i to make an investiga
dock
al
Port
Orchard
he
pnt
to
use.
York will in tealily 0|«n Ids campaign
phia, hot hie Western trip may prevent
Ihrongb Gei many, England, Fiance lion.
and tha work starimi at once.
lot I90J. _________________
hia al tendance.
and Italy.
A ( *11 tur Velaeleers.
HwlY a UH lina <a*l«al.
Waw«« X'harrh *«•»•«••.
4sel4ewt (a Ik. urinals.
Washington, Apill 18.—A Boethern
Boston, April 17 —Th* e»n*olidation
A rarlRv 4 fobl«.
Waslnngton,
April 17. —Archbishop nf all the copper intereet* is to be
Han Francisco, April 18.—The «oi
senator
and
provisional
army
offirsrv
Toronto, Ontario, April 15. —A spe
iTorngan Imlay asked Pieaident McKin rff«ct»l sere the coming we«k, now lier Hrimlia mat with an accident at
cial to the Globe from Ottawa, aays declares that President McKinley as-
Mare ialand navy-yard yesterday. Bha
that within a fortnight a bill will be suimf them he Would call for 85,000 ley to convey all th* Catholic church thsl the supreme court of Montans bas
had been alongside having her machin
introduce«! in the bouee of commons to volunteers within a few week* The property in th* Philippine* to th* •et ••■■le Hi« sppointment of a rmeivar
ery repaired, and in moving ramm»l
provide fur
the
laying
of
a present Volunteers will be mostere«! out American hierarchy, it is now la for the Ihiatnn A Montana Company.
the seawall, damaging her la>w to «o. h
first.
Thia
was
th*
last
oliataci«
in
the
way
American
poeerealon,
and
bald
th*
cable connecting Canada with the
an extent that she will have to g«, |n
of
the
formation
ot
the
tritai,
and
the
•am«
a*
all
other
government
pro|*rty.
Australian eoloniee, an-l providing for
The belief la
Buenos Arres, April 18.—Advii-ee hot, of coor«*, th* church and «lata Rwkefaller inteleels will push th* ds tha drydock again.
tbe government supplying funds equiv
Just rwrivwl here confirm the report will be mparatml, as tn America, tsils rspidlv. The Boaton A Montana growing that the Scindia will he sent
alent to flve-elghteenlha of the 00*1 ot
to Haas««.
oonalructlon as soon as Great llntaia that the Bolivian revolutionists have therefor* Corrigan'« mot«. It i* said is to t>e reinoorporatml under Naw Jar-
signlfire its readiness to provide a like won a signal snrvees. General Pando, Bark* Cockraa, of New York, will be say law», and tha »ame done with tha
Omaha, April IN. —Reporta to tha
the levoietionist leeder, ha* enter«) cent to th* Vatican a« an envoy to *•■ Michigan rómpanles. It la not known
•um. ami the Australian colon tee con
Bee from over Nebiaska indicate that
iron rum. Präsident Alonso’s former plala the situation tu the p»|<* anl get what Hie name of the Irosi will be. brrl
tributes eight eighteenth of the coet.
tbe damage to tbe winter wheat and
headquarters,and th* presidiai baa fled bi« sanction for the achene.
IU capital will ba 1500,000,000.
This action is already aseuied.
rye has been greatly exaggerated.
I
a*