The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, April 28, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte * 7 % • •-* ’* !» % , ■ ’<■ The Samiani News I LATER EFFECT NEAS -•*—!*« •< To* majority of the wounded i* (he 3 Quingua engagement • ers Nsbraska I me*.. •CIO OREGON IH[ NEWS OF I WK Th* Spaniards are afraid, and will not stay ia Cut«* l< the Aawri'iiii Veav*. The Asiatic liner, Gl«i><<l*. aank ¡he City uf Kingstuci In a lug a«ar Ta mm*. Nun Hose, a negro, lb* stake in Georgia. Alfred Cranford, a white farmer, Palmetto, aud outraged bis wil*. near Ma jut-Genet al <>tis at Manila reports that one of the regiments un-ler hi» A M ¡«aree a murderer, waa taken on« ma nd has r ««reive I n*me cable ft«»m jail at liemlaieun, Tenn , and grams resiling ”Don't enlist bova" lvi*» i»e*l by a mob. The Duke «»t Te>*en. el minister of Fuurtwn »wen were kille»! by a foreign affair». Las been ap|*>«l*te»| premature eiploai«m tu kdaailng «»pera- >l«ain*e delegate Io th* |e*<w coi»t*r- tiuns on the railway (turn Bilboa to j «nos, which it tu meet at The Hague Neid Minier. Spain. next m*>nth E-l Hawthorne, charged with about Cent rar! a were signed in latiti« I <M| 40 burg lai toe in various f«eris of the Friday which f«»tmally transferred tu a • «»uiitry, mostly in *an F ran« ib < », is am <1- organ i tat iun pra«ti<'aliy all «R under arrest in ¡touver. the large pr«*«)uctng CX)p|M?r luil.e» in Jamrs J Hill Is reported to have en lbs Coiled Stales quired coni»»»! of the Nt Paul Ar Du An ioformanl of a ¡«indori paper luth foal, thus shortening his line torts that the I‘bines*. Eu*<*|w*en am) from IhHulh tu the Twin elfte* even American mrrchanls doing busi- Al Miwuitown, Mo , Fiank Yeager ne»s in Chino are helping io supply the killed w lb in al a naan fiomed Powell, . Filipimw with arms and au*muntti»»n. shut Mi» Y eager Hue*» tltnto. Th« aeriatorial «I«'trona for lbw n«w then cut hia own ibtual. Yeager coti«« «aa held «I Madrid, and pawed j*ah>ua. »•fl tranquilly llitougieiul th« iMMintrr. Guvernur Tanner haa aignel the Mil Tli«y liare rreiilted In giving Iti* g«»V- A| propriatiug |.’M),OOU to |>ey the llll- ' «rumeni • larger inajoriiy tn th«* sen- mna rvlwnleers from th<* time they at« than it h»l ««cur«d m th« di*u i «er were mustered into the torVlc* of the of depot)?*. United States. President Zelaya haa granted an op Andrew Carnegi* haa promised to' tion. tn F ree until January I. to give 8J.7 5»’.O” i to cover th* <y»»t <vf Mi. (.'bailee Nicull, British cuuua« i at tl-« pro|M*e*«<l addition to ths art. act- 1 Managua, to pur uh war the rail »«**•!• and em * and literary dsj««rtmerits of th* * ateomlxMita of Nicaragua, with lhe Carnegie library al l'ltlsburg. workwtiop« apf*ertaii»i«>g to them, Io» At Itedhud, Ini ., a atone quarry th* sum *»f fi. 500,<KM> {'reus t silwm train wa« pu«d»ed <»vrr a 4Q-fcM»t cm- Al Oakland, Cal., John MrCgnh, a bankinent by the helper. CLarlee latofer, was I »eaten to «l«ath «luring a Mcutoer, engineer, ami D J Monuugh, quarrel which l*rga»i «luting a game uf were kille*!. Three men were hurt. dUe lu a tMB»la*r shop. (‘»»rneliu« Five tbouaan-l Indians, disaatisfied Townsend, a iieiucterallc <«»unty <«ti- with <x*n*lllions in the reservation of tral committeeman, is accused <4 strik I!*• th* Indian territory, left In a l»udy fur ing the blow which proved fatal M« lieu to establish a uhi**n MMirillun is under arrest, as are al»«» Frank Reatd«»»» ami Hi on a large lot »»f land near Guadaiajata, R*miHard, 4 rank Rnacb, all susp* (rd of complicity in In t'hmago three puuple were the crime. smothered t<* death bv sinuke in a Th* steamer (¡«neral Whitney. Cap- They suiall two story frame building, hs I Urn thinking together, and it Is lain Hawthorne, sunk ft1’ miles east of timught one of lio tu upe I s karosen* t ape Canavaiwl« Flurhia. One boat load uf Di men, attempting tn land at lamp. uequlto lsg*M»n house of refuge. ii|*eet <«overnor Stephens, of Mi*s»>urt, I as • git««l tire F«»ris insuian<e bill. Thia and 13 men, inclmhng the captain, measure mskes (he anti trust isw apply were diuwned. The > hief onginrer, as to **t ldn<tis m l Kansas <*ity. and will sistant aagibeer. fireman and »me sailor w*ia am vent. The «aptam’s body lia* I rs< in ally drstrny buards uf fire un it»- been »erovere*d. Fifteen men in au- writers tn both citiea, other t*oat are still utiheatd (rum. han I ranciscu Baptists ar« making Three young girls perislud m the ptrpar&-tMiiis for the receptions uf ft.iKM) jMwiple nett mouth to attend the an burning uf an orphan«* Imin« at Berns. nual meeting of lhe National Baptist < Ibio. b«M iahrs The relobrati <m this rear (Joaiinir, th« fmlian who murdered is the golden julolee, for it is 50 years Philip Walker, has i»eeii captured at sin « the work of thu Baptists was I*«- Kam I'Hip*. gun <m this < «»aal. The meeting* will Fire 'Irstroyrd the «Irpai (merit store up* ti May 34. cuDtiuuiug to June I. of Ewer A Co., al Newcastle, Pa. lx»sa, {'resident M Kinley was entertained 8100,000; insurance f i) uoo at a dinner given by Aaeociale Justice President McKinley bus M'epted an liray, of lhe supreme «<>>irt. in v nation to attend the Ohio stats en- The Canadian I'aoific railw *y's muni «»I Hi* <4. A. It in June. roun<lhi-o*e al F’orl William, Manitoba, The American Car A Foundry C<»ni was deal my«* I by fire. H«frn new Mo pane, at J«fferw.»nviIle, Ind., inrreavt-d gul eng nes were ruine-l. Total lost the wagesuf Its 8,000 employe* 10 ¡-er about 4*0,000. ' ©ent. An order for 87,000 rifle* of light Al Kiosi Fails, Judge tiarlaml sen- p"wer haa l/«en placed by the Met ■ an ten< e-l Bad Eik to l»e hanged June 14 gov« rnnient in New York The order for killing a policeman w ho tried to is t.'ie livrgrat »me in this country I y a arrest him. for« gn J»«.war ia the last 35 years. It has l*cen deci«l<*d by Ihn < irruían Harr I'ulack, a well known engineer government tu adopt the Kngh.h ant rlr« tr • isr». has dis «»v*or I, save fburnycroft system ot water -tube boil- the \ tenna corespondent ■ f the l«i»ndun era in all (ivrtuan men-of-war. < hmui< *•, » m«-ans "f Iriegrapliing Reading railroad repair shop fiU.uoo wends ¡»er b«»ur uvei a single chanic* and other employee will w ire. their wages advanced from 5 U> 10 p«f While lhe {¿enter fin* department ;wnL Two thousand turn will l*e was Working to rittnguish a fire at the affected. I'intsrh gss Wuikt, an « xplosmn of gas The new sternwheel revenue cutter (M>urre»l inside of the building injur- B'h ’ ghl »urn. all <onnr<(«d with the Nunivea had tier trial trip al Nan Frau- cisco. She is lot use on Ilia Yuk nil, dr par linenL and will be towed to Ht. Mi havls l»y The Hritiwh house of common* has the Hear. paoed to a •stsn l rea ling the bill la- Uoiufli has determined to aiinoiinrt* l>u«lm»-i Ly Chamberlain, empowering local authoi11i<*s to «.Gaixre murrey I» to th* people ol Cub* his sup|»ort of an enable «copiers to acquire ow n«< alitp American protectorate until such time as stable, independent government may uf small bouses. be form««I. Mrs. Catherine Wmals. age. I 74 Serious student »iota Lave ocrurred at year*, waa burned to <l«alh al sacra- mrnt»*, and a 4 year old grand»*.n was lhe university uf Ki«ff, Kuseia, the so I a lly burned that hi« re« »»very i* rioters smashing windows with stone«. ilunblful. The child dragged a lights»! I'ro*»pa dii|M*ra«4l the m«>b ami arirsted 400 stmlents lamp from a table. Asiatic Markets Await Our Extension of Trade. GREATEST PENDINO QUESTION I*r»*l4»»l J. J. Hill *»rs Owe «irreal N«*4 I« |n«»f l*«ll»« rem I unfa«* ft« fr»« iw« Ovlewr. ON THE M.rer-,,M.r to>«N* l*> <y«4»l W »«Ilk* * <•<••• W asbingtofB, April 48 —T1*e «leter- u*iuatiou tu send regulars tu take th* place« of v«4unteer* in th* Philip pines ia t*wh»vod to have a «lampsming effect epon U m M who aie eocuursging th* Filipinos by tbetr uIterances in this country The FlR pi nos are no fo»ls. and if thrir letters sm * that tho jUmtod btAlee means business, they will seek term» If the or-1 ar tor ©all- ling out the 8a.(MX) protiaknial army waa i sen a* I. it would Lave a giwwl effect, .not only upon the Fdtpmu leaders, but ' the 4'ut*ans who may Lw inclined to mats trouble. The v«*lunt*eis are coming home, and, accord Mg to ptevioua orders, the • • * reg on men will be suumg the first to -«turn Un-ler the law. all volunteeis •b»»uld bav< i>e*ri release«! from serums •s s--<i»n s» the |*a< • treaty was signed. » ongress provided for this l»y autl»»>ria- png lhe enlistment of 83.<X>0 men to lake lhe plar« <*f the Volunteers Tho war department's plans first con lean- plat«*! keep.ng the state volunteers in •ervice and avoiding U-e necw*»'ty of a provisional army. The ad vine of mili tary men is to the effect that tins plan ia al«eurd, and the authority gtanted by oougiewe will Lav* to be uassj. Fl. Pavl. Mmn . April 33 -I’rmi- deni J. J. Hill, of the Ureal Northern railway, is greatly In to reeled iu the J*|>ane*e and Oriental trmla, and has In the past ami it now trying to Long a I khj I clueat relatione between the Cnitod Stale* and Ihw Far East. He la greatly chagrin««l that coi.grvvi should have neglect«*. I to f net er this trade, and atlnbniee the itid.(Terence displayed tn the intervention of inter eato on th* Allantin. Mr. ilill is rarneat and hardworking in his effort a to further his cherished a*'hr<ne «f maintaining and operatit g a line ul Oriental steamships, and his trip to lemdon how is said to l«e ft»r the j ur- l«»ee of completing negot t st Ions f«»r a line ol British steamers for th<s trail* Itegwtar« f*»r lb« I* h 111 (««• I »••. ”H is a shame." h* «faclares, “that Washington. Ai iH 3J — Nine th«»n* British vessels should Le b**do| with •nd of the ¡4.000 regular troop* who Am er iran cargoes," but it ap|<*ars to • r« to take the places of volunteers tn I ms the only way at present that com Manila have bw«n selrr(«»| by th* sat merce with Ihw Orient may be main (apartment, and will tw-gm sailing hum tained. until such lime ss congress San Franci«« »> early m Juno. shall flr.d it wise to make it ¡><N»sHde HE MADE THE PLATES. for American ships to •<‘gsg*' In the lr*d*, “My views," sa LI Mr Hill, ‘are au K«(rs*»r T»>l«*r T»lls *»f th» < « ori »» toitlMg I 1*1- well known on Hiia subject, and they Philadelphia, April 23 - AitLur are al variance with so many men. that Taylor and Baldwin H. Hrudell, engrar- I «Io not care to talk along thia I in*. srs, who Were arre*te«l in this city in II would do no good. I arn iri favor of x*nq»*ction with th«» c-umterfeiting enn- low lar’IT, but the auLjecl is so far- tpiracy unearthed by the «4-> ret service reaching, and* under certain aondi- lepartment, were arraigned befor* lions, »0 inapplicable, that a statement (*nilt*«l state* Uomiin*- »mer Kdtwunda. • f twjr views would I* misunderstood." waive*! a lieanug, ami weie held in Few men not »leeply interest«*) in O.lMHI I tail. promoting llour own welfare ran see John E Wilki«», clini uf Die terrei In Mr. Hill's ideas anything but |*f- !service, testified as t*» lhe facta of th« sonal motB«s. yet he says that nothing arrest. If*« testifical further th il Udii <>f gteat moment is now brfoie the lay lor And Hrr»lcll showed an inclina- American people as the extension of ' Hon to assist lb* Mvrel «civic« men in our oommcrctal relations through the arresting the others implicate*! in the Bnrdium of the Pacific Sentiment M’napira«/ Taylot infurme«! him that surely »lues nut enter into cal« ulaltoris William M, Ja»a»Ls. the laaucasier which redound to our credit m dollars cigar luanufactufvr, who was arrested and cento, and when Mr. Illi dwearee yesterday, appn acb««d him nearly tire that the jiU|K»it »luliea on silks, teas and year* ago w«th a pr<>j*osilton, wlin h he other Japan«««« and C-bincMMi pr«*du< ta *c< ,'pled, to engrave i igar-Alam p p!alee are so high ae to damage trans-Pacino For tins work Jambs paid him several trade, he La sew his slalrt»««nt on the re- I- I j. .iu• Whtra U mi first full of his stu iy of th* subject. tot wore nut, Taylor made another. Mr. Hill merely views the situation Taylor and Hndell admitted cutting as a hardlicade-l. shrewd business lhe plate from which the famous 1100 man, who ares a brilliant and wonder *‘‘Monroe head" certificate was made. ful via of plug res* an<l pros)«erity, an«« Lhe plate was toiled al Kendig's cigar it appeMls and (ha« on rages him to know factory in Iatncastor ye*tcr»!ay. Tay that others who have the pow«»r to lor told Wilkie thriEt not over |10.000 bring about three Ounditiona should I m * f the 1100 certificates Lad la-en iM»ue«| so indifferent on a matter of • uoh to ImuMelf ami Bredel). They could great iinportanue to the people of tin* ml say how many revenue stain| m * were oountiy. ' printed. In a recent chcular Inspired by Mr. ■ *irt»nce !• «Ker w helmla» Hill, he shows that, while he It A Washington, April S3.-—The officer* iNmocrat who favora low tariff, be is also an pipansioDlst, for he says: t of the internal revenue office are un- **llad it nut been for the eyspopening able to even approximate the amount counterfeit revenue •lampa power of Dewey's guns, the Asiatic *f the trade of the United Ntstrs might have made new of by the cigar manufacturer a gone the way ot het South American • f Ran« aster, I‘a , who were arreted commerce—stolen ander her nose by ytuitqrday. A special revenue agent from Fhila- tirrrnany. France and other Knro|H*Mii nations. What America ernphati«tally jdelphia i* now in charge of the factor* needs today is mure inarketo. We i<w, ami a« soon as |*<e«lble will kiciile Lave the law tnatvilal, we Lave the .the supply of blue paper from whicb m'ccssary mills and facturlaa, we have th** stamp» were printed. Thu evidence against all th« men the ski lied labor. W ere (here a sale fur the gods, the output of agi(cul umiei arrest, it is said, is ovcrwlrelrn- Tilt* maximum term of imprison- tural prcxlucls could I m » immensely in- ‘ng etcased. The benefit that w < hj I# merit III llicll (MUMMI tn 15 y«ura under accrue to the whole United States 'each indictment, and in ■uoat of III» would tw incalculable. Thoughtful ¡rase**, th« secret service agent thinks, business men are a unit on believing ' vt least four indictments will bu sus- court. that to the west lies this new liehl of taihml by the ............... ...... - | ,| Oriental trade for the possession of FATE OF GILMORE. which nations are playing the great game of diplomacy." lurktown Perl? May Ila«» tl»oM Killed Treaty With Orang« Fre« »rate. Waalnngton, April 33.— Secretary Hay, lor th« government, and Corraul. General D. Piero«, lor th« Orange Free State, today eichanged lalificationa of th« new treaty nt eltra.lltlon between tire two conntriea. T h « new treaty doea not contain the original ae- tiog requiring the aurrendei ul fugitive« from juatice «ho are citirona of tha country «here their «(tradition ia Bought; but, instead, the provision la merely peiuiieelv«, enabling a country to aurrender Ila clliacua in Ita disci*- lion. FOUL REBELS by S|i«nl»rd» Enemies at Home Trying to Aid Aguinaldo. SOME EVIDENCE ACCUMULATED Washington. Apitl 34 —-The cabinet li<»iay discttaMel IraittHv ami thè l.tws ut treasun iti telaimn tu |Le I tiiiippmes Th» pie»»‘leni p»«'f«»tred a pulèev «vi liierahty aud tutorauoe aulii rrcwntlv whrn tber» rama luto ih» |w»»»ess»«»n ol th» ad ili i n l «l r al tuo «fi lene«» u»ri iminat tng l’nited Siale» vitttcu« furthering th» SBWllllQO. Cariali» individuai», it is kimw» t»» the govertimrnt, bave l«e*n trving m»l uijly tu ani Ag»iinal>t*». Lui weast-n ll»< army bv «presditig <ht-<»ntrnt »tuo« .g the V«»luul« era Telegtaph !»>•*•• »g* » from antl expMt.siouiwts, s«al<>u» t>* gali» poliiual advantitge. bave t«'»en hi ter« ep(r<t, «n*<»ur agi ng Vtdunlrer -»ffi «■>»» and n»en tu deman i th«t» return from thè Ptailippines <*n ti v *»>'«ind that jM-sCe haa l*r«n tir» l»*r»l The tuesaagr» «Ven «**>UD»ele»I lite vu|<»nle*(» lo go to th* length *f rvfnsii-g fatti »r tu «erte in thè Ptolippirrs What th* prr« detti w HI «hi •»*-•<»( tei dt» idrd It WiH tot ’e «tl> |r«i>g if wartiing in lite »hai-e of a t* e««agr wlll r « ni i n>I (Ir t> ■ « ! -■ *k ■ r • • »t t ' • ’• l» » AermUS l»W AgAltMt Ir« t •• ti «l.uli v» ili br rtJxrced if s> y furti -r alt«-*» pi is ma le to lampe» With thè n n »1 tl*e fi unì. A •» lg*<«*Ula» (,«••«•» l«i*mL*ii, April 2 1 The Saturday Reyiew, commenting oti iL-tirral Law- Im'i retirement fiotti in»» "-tinta < tua »Itatiict of Ltjf'itii «I« Hav. •»»• ’* (’n pair ioli« i«»lili«*iai»s tn th«* Cnil- r*| Mates are doing their ultti"*l tt* create a panic, in It <• l»iq«v 'bit il«e Piiilippiurs rn.»y i«r ab.in-hot« I an-l lhe party in power tliM*re<«li(t*<l |( is att igiu»l>|e game, and we siinerelv trust it will I m « ui>su<**ess(ttl If lhe Auleti cans irtir* ft«»m their self appuiutn»j task, the great rrpubh»' tiiu«{ tske the brami ul **’•»*.nd* ms well as i I h - brand of 'C miíi .* whith ¡ auwv II declared H tu be market. " CRIME IN . INDIANA *«•••••« •B*gr4»r»4 M ... f«»r »<•• Aprii 11 —Th« mutilata-! Pana, Ili tsdly of Mia« Jan« Urut.ot, a wsalti y Woman of Dana. Imi., «aa touml bwr*e»i in an atranJuiivd «rii <>a lire farm ol I Irei «retar In la« nr«r irei« to- Mra Anna llrunot. ter «>n. «lav. Henry Bruuot. ami Fiedemk *vibl«y arw under an eel in this city, cliar^vd with th« moi«ler. The chief uf police •svs that th« |«e»too* under arte«i «1« vuyvd Miss H>unul tu lhe (arm. an*I •hot her through the l»ead. and buried It«» I mm I v in an gtmmlonrd well. Mio lhunot cam* lu tlus city on a visit about April I It it smi «I she briMight with her a vahvc containing a Jr.ft fvr f m and oiler Vahlv<>lr* Neither .Miss Hrun«*t nor the ««live war ever s»«n alter April I, A f« w days later Henry Brui>«>t and tiiidey I is* pi *«ar«d The police learn ««I that the two went to I ml is 11 a pulls, whete th* v, it is saij, »asl «d a draft tor I *u. god spent lhe priKt-e-is. On ti.e strength uf this cl«w, ami a letter from Ind ana friends inquiring fur Miss Bini «-t. the tloee inhabitants -t the lhnm*t fsrm weie arf«sicd th»« inofniug Al H o‘»l«»ck the pollen L un-l Miss Hr uno! *s decomposed h»»*ly in an oh) well. Her clothhg was f<- nd 11» lhe g.nrrtof the farmbou««*. iN THE INTEREST OF SCIENCE lb > iplutlug A. • |*»-t >|la»at I m It* | »«I I re «h» M*«Blll«n < Htanfurd ("niveisity. <*al.. April 24 Profi-s-t'r A elandef AganMA, *>f Harvard, Las mad«* arrana*«ments tor Dr. Braunar. of the g«*td<»gy d«*j artmenl here, tu L-a«Ì ari ri|«adH h » i » into houtb Amerìcg in the interval of «* isnCA The w*«rk will I« nptm I be coral rer I« «»< the Hrasihan mast, extending from Th. ( rave nearly to Kiu Janeitcx ■ lour reel« will I««* m »p|»rd. ami th»»ir rulatiiMia to the gw*>lr«gi<3l blslorv of th« 'oriith Ameinan contiomt will ta» kt mi let I Irrt ions will I m ’ Ingde for the luuaeum of comparative auohtgv of Harvard univrrsltv. Prufratnur Agasaia will afterwaids publiah (he rr«ulta of the work in the ullrtm of the muevUtu of «uiiparvtivr y.atiogr at t .imbiid^e The |u»rlv will leave Nt»w Y«>ik m I hhii «Inne I. ami will return in the mnLIl«* of Septeto her DOUBLE I TRIUMPH FOR QUAY s«»t tewlltr rieverwwr «•<<»•»* \ p paaltaEu lit»»» t ultred Slatre« W»M«laef. PhiIn*lrl|rhi4, P m . April 31 —M a I- A Krellle yiwMF Hrereta*. tli«*w StAtilvy Qnay km today dr«'l«i<*d Manila. April 84. — Al ß o'clock thia by 4 Jury lu In* not goilty of it»** < I morning, three Smith Dakota <wnn- • d >«»nApirn< y to haw for hl« own unlaw- paiUea marche*! from B»»* av«», ami tn fui profil fund« u( lhA •I a I w «le}nMil«*d run junction will* tbfte vomuaiths uf in lbw Pts»pl«*A bank of tbi« city. the Xlinuesota regiment (rom (¡nigiiilo, Th«* court «»ffbwfft nrr« ilnatblr to north of lioeave. encouiilere-l a rebel k«*« p hat k llm «t » ugg ling crowd that Liti e numbering fu.Ir SOO, when two pi.«««-*! forward to congratubir Quay, in 11rs OWL Th. relíele rrtlre-l three wlirn tin* verdict of the jury «4« an At 4*M»n aa Quay multi g«-t in 11 ae in fairly good order, rii «pit. of nounre*!. the (act that they »uff« re I heavy h««**-s AW4V from thow Abl'oiiA tn shake ins The Americana, having eli a isle»l their band an<l congralulate him. fir ni.sJn amm«inition, were compelled io re Lis way to th« («letato» t«> defend to turn to their « am|a*. I he heat Is tn- ll »* etrret from the sixth fl«*»» < ( thv U'h*e. At noun the tbermunieler regis municipal IntiMing H«*»e tht*ac«n*A tered V5 »legiei'N ami the mercury waa Jfifll '*na«'t«*d in the ctnirlroom were re EnlhuAiaAla nish«*! forward still rising There were ssfVeral pna- l*cat«*d. (rations from beat among (hr I hm »| • ami attempted to Imitt hint on lhei» But only one man was w»>un«tod. La Shoulders, tail he waved them I mk *E. 1er. army tugs opened (ho un the rn- «atihg ”Ob. n«», l*ui I mo old a man foi «UIV ahuig (hr river banks that. " The reiM-l« ate t»ni«*u»lly active Quay walk«*! with his fiienda to the from Mahl«*» as (at u< < ihnipll. oHi'r <d lih tminarl. where L« liiA«h They have ln*<-n dia«'overr«i wilhii* Ills r*a|di (ruin the crowd. (WO mile* <»f the raillmid Firm are ilartialuirg Pa , Aprii 8*. — Shortly burning east of lhe i II ad, ami it would ap{«rar that llirn h i» air eva«'ii- aftvr iiovio Governo! Moli« apioint«.! aliiig the foothill towns in atiln'ipalion Mattile« Stanley l^u ry a* .enatarr lo ol an attark upon the pail ul the w*rvn oritil lire i.ngt «ewrion of lire Irgia L.I urv. American troops. Tic- appoinlmenl re a-lilr>-..«d lo thè THE MODUS MELD UA preardei'i ot III« Cnitc-I State«, and il la «talrd ili thè lei ter lo Ite marie under Ottawa llrfrat« th. Il4*h* Ha><tn>lrery III« anthor ity ni »»laus« 3 of art'liEM) 3 ol Srlll* i«tr tel. artici« I, of the constitution of the Washington, April 34 An ur «1- Ulllled States |M*rt««d «lelay has occuried nt the m g<> (Ti»« clause s I mi V s qu«»lrd save: • a tbit ions towards an Alaska IwHimlary • Seats of the wcnalufS of lhe iihm I us vivmtll, which mak*« the fu first class shall be Vacateli at the at- tuie »»( the iiimhlS quite pr«»LI«'in^t o al pirstioii of th« SeCOthl ve.»r. of (hr sec Extend«*«! onnfurenciea arre bel I on the ond rlsvM at the expiration • f the L»ortL subject (miar, lhe re-ust Leng f *i rear, ami uf lhe third « lass st the ex from emwtur agi ng. The prim ipal «liftl piratmit uf the sixth fear, so Ihsl .»ne ruhv arises from -L thng with Ottawa tiiird may I m » ch*a»en awry srcuml jrat, a« wdl a* I. ovm I ob *. this »lu.il negotia ami if va« anc»«a liapp*n t»v r«- gus tion causing girai drlav and coiuplit,« lion, or otherwise, durir g the recess ol titMi. the hgislat'll« «»f anv state. Iheriurii- Al lhe outset the United State« |U fi live tlurriMif ma? make I« tn|N»f ar y ap p«>»e*l a iioeiu« with a te*w|a»vary ll tin puliitmrml until the next meeting of along certain |>eak» Tl*e Bfttoh am the legislatore, which shall then mi ba*»ador forwarded this I«» la*n«h»ti • lid such ta« anctes. "> Ottawa Ti«e (-anmliai* «»ffirials Lavs ON A TECHNICALITY row prop« srd ci.align g the line, an«) after <.oii«id»r at>le <irL*v ti»e am I hw 11 les m la*n«lon App’oVrs I b» chaussa pro- Ttee < barg»« a»f G«««ral Mitre« Wtll *•* .< Famnuu li>dl«H kritul. Pendlelon, Gr., April >}—Donald M- Kay, probably th« IIIoat (amou. In- dian aewnt in all th« North««.! coon- try, died al the Umatilla Indian agrticy yretardav. Today Ire waa Lurieu «l tov t oUturr« Imiou mraaivu, IJ ml Ina front Pendleton, al th« foot- hrlla of th« Blue mountaina, Kar Fallrer Clrlanal« ofllciating. Manila, April 32.— Il may l*e that Lieutenant Gilmore ami the 14 men from th«« Yorktown lost al Baler were kill«*d by the Npenierde. General Rio* today said the Bal«»r garrison did not know th* war was over between I Spain an«J the Uhited States, although an officer was sent in January tu notify I them. They »likl»eL*v«*»i the officer and fc.»r»d an all.*« k of insurgents. Riua d<«to not Iwiieve lhe N|*auiatd* kilh*»l the parly, as the fort ts t«*u far from the river, and is belonged by na tives. !*• *M»Bwlwe>4. Admiral lbwry says Gilinore ami the posed by < 'ana-1-i. men were in-nt from the Yorktown tu Washington, Aprii 2 4 The forecast ¡I is nut stated what the ie«per( i ve sound the mouth uf the river and in lines are. but thry ate sufficiently a|«*rt uf th«« Inqtlirv rrp«»rt indi« at«»» stead went further up ■bora a l>eiid, to make it quite unlikely that any ini- that thè rharg«*» <»f «4eii»«ru| Mtli» Will and wne out of sight of the cruinet. mediale agifiument ran be rem lied, n«»t 1*4» Siialaine»), although Iberw is He rehie«*e to »hsctiM hi* plan* for a even of a leutpurary nature, a. to the sudi a mas« ul tewtiiuuny lo show that rea» u«* ex ¡«edition, but une la being boundary. I m «I lieef was «fistiibw*«*d in Ih* army. planned. Ih* leasun f«*r Ibis wiil le* te« h*ii«»al Xoiitew j«iit V ei****a Miieeahowrd nothing in hi* eharge Tiirp-du WiewrflMl by I Ighl Waves. Havana, April 33 —-»Threw east s of against cantre«) l»«*ef. Lui »i«w» I (he terni New York, April 21 -—A dispatoh t»> yellow Isirr «Irveloped today, dui "rmtmlmed lo-*f '* On Ibis trehni lire World float Ixrndoa a«», Aiea ooel Davis isolate»! th* house*. calli/ it mav I m * iliowu that tli* » harg* « Orllng (fare a pri*at« d«-o>>>natration in M*il advices of La Lu« ha, fto.U Wrre not sustaIned lArndon lo-lay of hia rnarraloua in*eir M a oía n 111«», say that an American The people will uot (re coiivin<-«.l lion fvr atrrring a lo<p««lo from a dla- símil t ic*>l last stun mer dur Ing I he tauu- that thè Umr-I w is not pa.’kt-l in the tanre. Th» prinripal ot th« inrentlon iMitlmenl *•( the tuwn by the Unite«) li* tot est uf thè war department. It i* cortaiala In th. tranaiaiaalon of motor States warship*, ei| hided last Nun* a I m > |a»«sible that there will to* a do- fore* hf wavna of light aiiutlar to tire day. killing three persons an«) wound- mand f«»t an invrat-gattou l«y r«»ngr«*sa Ruentgan rata. iug many others. li<»u* tL*»ee elio behrve (hai neilher In on« room Mr. Orling fire.) np a n><xl«l of a torpedo with • ruddar Ilk* Washington. April ;4 United thè war <?*»miii il lev nur thè bref laurd W a* L.reXi .«. a «ad 1*4.'a* p* ài «••'*» i»a»» " !*.sh !a!!. r ¡1 Ly u.84n> -! .-iHtr» Bi »«»Ar«»’»••» Ort« tr»ui**i •-*ady *«ly t< t«» a<'«-pl thr reswiu of ilio iw • an apparatus in an adjoining chainirer the state department from l«a Paa, Bo 4. through two partition walla b«tw*«n livia, that lhe revolution has^ ended loa rds. , WÌM> se«-m tu SUBtain Aigotism in Ih» depattmcnt. the t«o ohjacta. ami everything it quiet. Within an month* Vrnrauela aa the W«W4 ll»*M« reaull of Nortli American enterprioe, 1 a ware lakon ftoui thg will begin th« manufacture of cotton. Jail at Caritele, Ky., to be bapliae.1 at I’rofe»eor M ailer F. Wllcoi, of Co*, the Cbrlalian clinrch nell umreraily. haa l-een ap|.i|ntml Mr*. Milna, wife of the general, ia a chief statistician of the cenaua bureau. n>ec« of Senator sbermat., Iwineen By tucaca of the X rara a large anake «horn and Irer there baa alnaya el let «d baa l>e«n found in th« atomach of Mia. tire warmeat aympalhy. Henry Young, at Oil City, Pa. Th* namaa of tire United Stale« The New York court of apparels haa traneiorta s.-andia and Arianna have l.ren changed. Tire former 1« now tire decided that depoeita in aarluga banks are not aubyect to taaatton. Warren and the latter the llanom k. Tra.l a< ab. < apllat. Waahington, Apiil »3.—Th« Wash ington tiaa Company haa been abeorb- ad by Uta Street railaay an-l ligiiling ayndicat«, hea-ied by Frederick H. Staven«, whicb tecantly bought up all •ave on« of th« atreet rallwaya of th« City, and all th« electric light plant«. Th« gaa leal involvea an »ip-litur« ot alaml 17,1100,000, all of whi< h th« ayn- dioal« obligat«« ilsadf to par upon »bat ia anbatantially cash Irirni, lllU« oluaing th« i«aL (irnrrflk! Wh«t»l»t ttc-wrlf »*« Waahington, April It— Th« month Waalnngton, April 1t.—General Joe ly atatrm.nl of tire cvllwltona of in- ternil rarenua abowa that during W heeler «ill leive at one« for M inila March. HUH, lire total rec«ipla wor* to I* military goieruor of lire city m,7M.447, an in. raoao oavr March, Trvlay he nutifl«-l Leonard Wilaon. hia Seid MN-retaty, to report at or.. « for HIM. of 1'3,491,3(0. duty. Waahington, April M. — It ia und«r- knnlwrby T ubh K««rn»4. atoo.1 General George 1!. Davia ia to be I«*Xingi n. Ky , Aptil 21.—day the military governor general of Porte City. 40 ns I lea east of here, w.is nearly Rico, to au<x.«-«d General Henry. Gen destroyed by Mr»- tuday. Thirteen eral Daria ia a mernbet ol the «ai buildings are In ruin» Twenty one court oi inquiry. fami lies are Lomelrss. U sm , |40,uo0. The Had from ia now eataldiahing General Guy V. Henry, governor- general of Potto Rico, waa horn In aa in Culm, al the requeal ot th« gorern- army wagon al Fort Smith. 1. T.. ment, ■ hospital aer*l<m to aaeial in the where hia father. Major William N. car« ol th« sick and h<>mrla<as people of the island. Henry, «aa then atationed. All «hrpyard« on th« Delaware are ao Patrick Maiion, a penmleaa wander er, returned to hie old bom« al Juhn«- bney Willi work at preaorit that th« town. Pa , and found that he «aa heir ownera report that they are not pre- to a furtun« ot 110.000, left to him by I «red to take ne« order« wnl««« work ia not to begin for acme montha. a brother in Miaaimippi. W tail Thirty Thntagangl Hen. «•«a «rom Maate«. Waahington, April 11.—Nwcratary City of Malico, April tJ.—Th« ren at« today unanimously adopted ili« Alg-r haa receiver! a reply from Gen ial Otia to hia inquiry aa to whether new eitradilitm treaty with th« Umtarl e reinforcement« propnawl to bw vent State«. Th« cae« of Santiago Morphy, o him to taliev« tire volunteer« would ■ harge.1 with embed ling •? 0,000 from Ire euffieient tor tire poipoaea of th* th« National bank ot Melico, ia likely campaign, tHi« repliwl in tire affirma to be in Bom« eenae aenaational in ita tive, th« Mtimate of 80,0u0 man to development«, aa it ia eipected Ire will conetitule the army agreeing with hia aipraw the name« of hia aocouiplicwa. own calculation«, Waller (irav. age-1 00, assistant buokkee|«rf in the subtreasury al NL l^oit», was arrr»te«l for vmi»-itlii!g |7(*0 11« admilted having taken the munvr. tu get medical altefiinm for hia cripple«) chlhl, am) ihlemiod later to ir|*ay it. > , The Major investigating ««»inmittm* if lb* Missouri state serial«, which ha« been turning over the affairs <»f the •late and municipal uffR cs in St. lorn is, has made a report in which It finds ua>lln»nsi>f dollars* worth <>f prupeity lu Nt. lg»ui* has rsca|«4*d taxation The Twenty-first Unite-1 Ntates in- fanlry, lb« (»nvo- Indian fighting regi uieui of early day a, ami later veiy ac tive parti» ipanta in the ('ultan cam paign, have departed from Nan Fran- rieeu for the Philippines on the trans- l«ort lljtb-tKk ! Npeakrr Reed has decided Ui beootue a mi-mler of the law firm of Nimpson. I'ba« her A Barnum, of New Y«»rk. It is uiiderstcMkl that R«c*I will leatgn hia seat in congress and retu«»ve to New York. The statement has been ina«le that Mr Re««! is guarantee»! a yearlv incOcn* of f50,000. Mall advices from Australia give full particulera of the terrible hurricane which swept the northeast coast uf Queensland eatly In March, and In which !i white an ! absut PJO c~Uied men were dr<»wn«*l Eighty luggers and slk acboonere were wre«*ked. The damage is estimated at £250,000. During el<*> lion riot* at Bill-oa, Npaii*. 88 person* were w»>un<le«l. Pop ular feeling runs high in Valencia and surrounding distmte Th*rw was a serums affair in the town of Porto*, pr3tlr.ee cf Ta..a, wh r* the «4S- cial candidate being Imalen, lhe miinic- Ipal offi< tala fir vs I guns al the crowd, i injuring a number of perxnia. A t'areel F««g| Yr»«ly. W*ihiwglon, April 91.—After mt - er a I conferen.eA with Iht* imnlslrr from VeneAiiela, the lmie I htalrg powufllcw ortlrialt have entered into An agr<»eflAef>l for a parcel poat treaty with VAnwswrla. The treaty will I* »«nt to Venwauwla F»r rAliflcation. and will probablv I mb in opetatn>n in three or four in<»n(h«. The agrew-ment pro vide* that the rat*« rharifed |»*-r ¡mund ubali i-e 13 reato, And the n noi bet of pian.li in a ueoliafw limited to 11. Intrrnal K»«»«*»» *t»r«|pt». Th« deportaren* ot agricolture liaa I«. Mr«. Jan« L. Stanford, widow of th« Calrhnnia millionaire, haa wlthlh the aiie.1 a formal adr«rtra«menl inriling laat tour montha mad« •1,000.000 proposals for funnelling Held, flower through an advaac« >a tire vain« of bat and Vegetable «eerie to the government lot the Secai year ending Jun« SO, I»00 Lreutral Paciflc «took. < h«»fol VS i*h Yv»e»*w. H«rhl», April 11.—-!L-rg««'I Majrrt Allira* hi, of th« Gna llrin-lrr-l and Twenty-ninth regitnvnl. Ire» trea-n ar reatad al Itromtreig. Frnaala, an-l taken in chain« to Hpan-lan. «brr« tho alate priaon la Bituat<*>l. The pr>•*><>«/ ia charge-l with tre,*>n in lurniahinf Riraeian agenta • ilh detail«-! plana ol Garrean fortiflealiona and pl.»n« hr* tnobililing the German army. Occupied Quingua After a Sharp Engagement. RECELS DRIVEN FROM A TRENCH < «I J M 4(«ailaukur4 t»t lb* S»k»r«ab* ll»g Ime« KUl»<l Wkilu t »ffiliMg • «barg» !!•«•« >*iag«a«* <!•*» MilltJ Manila. April 35 ---1 .«nr men >f the I I Nebraska i gun* ni, inchni«»»^ * -•lut *«-it <>»ir g |,i*-uteikant st« and w ♦ r«» three met* **) the F«»UVlh «as ktilr-l. ami 44 w»»»im «d in *i |«j- Tn« E menl al Quinguo Irvated with small Itos. The engagement »les»4«*| »I ii.to a «ti sstioOs. though sn»vv««(ii flgl-t T «t insurgents ha«l a l*u»« tlvln about a mile h»ng, eiicml Ü A «e th d an the «*> Igv uf a Wuml. Major Bell, with 40 I’sva 11 4«>untcr«d a strong «»ul|i«»»t. men was hilled ami fiv* wwrw I by a volley. Th* Am«* 'ica ns arrymg their w«»»m l«d nude i I with great udtlcuity. brl Ing ria suedt f(*g enabling tl «» up tu them. *1 wo iiH*n 1 mg a cE»iurade Were si < but they continue»! with Major Bell sent f->r r»■ ¡•-f- to reocii* the lasly of the kille- man, an-l a battalion «if the trgtmetii, under Major M«i rived and advancsMl iintil ul volleys flulll the enemy's Th* Aiucrn-ans lav ai-oul • MÌO ) -11:4 fr* mi th«* trenchtoi l*elnnd ri« e fun t.»W •» under firs, for two hours vrai 'nen were »tth«tri>« k. oi r dying frotii ihr «’fl«»» ts uf the I •• it as tb«*v lav there waiting for ihr arilllwty E<t rttnir u Finali y the eround Imi laltun trr ived. .»nd thru C«»l«>i»rl Mo(««*i hurg, win » h*l«| ! «¡-«'Ut lhe Hight will» ht» father at M.v 1 nils, »ame U| m » u the fir J. The lorn imn>«s| tstrly rrcnghiftR 1« t in and 1 i.kiord a cheer. t’«dm • 1 Ntulsen dtn iding to charge as the «h»-M|M-«( »•ut of th* «lifllculty. 1 -I the alia 1 ihr bend of Lie ri-gim Mil He fell with a bullet tn th«- br*•«st, dym g in* *CAiitly, alani t 2i»u y ar Is fr-»ui the breast w*»rk. l/ieulrmml Simon f«d With A I rillet in hl« h«**lt, thr tullir I striking him i-rar th* picture ««f a girl, »u ¡ • h led Ly a riblatii from It is her k. 111 the meantime Hi* at tillery had arrived ami sbelle«l the trench*'« Tn-- Filipiii»»* »(« mm I until the Nebraska tr«M*ps were right on the lieu« i < - *i. I then they bolted to the *F«<»ml line of the irrui hes, » mile Lack The Nebraska regimeiit l»»«t two p»»- vat«-» ami La l many w«>un l«*‘*. it mg two Itoutenants. The Iowa re«** menl had several w**tii*dc*!. I * 1‘tah regiment bad one officer am! nt« n wiiumlrd. rhtiiecu dead Fihpit ■« were fouml in the trench«-« Their I '« was ooiiiparalively «mall on a unt uf their safe shelter. The Americans carried the accori I trench with »mail l«»se, ami a>e holding ;!* («>*!> ■ • M t 4 «»louel M.ilwHibu'g had w » repu tation a« on«» of the l»rav«'el fighters in the army, 11« always led hi« r* a» u » m • nd La l achieved reiuarkabl«» |w»pii •« ity with his men time the war Although, during his tlr*l <«>.>>,• the vol.imeeis who were n<»| u«« I t<* the rigid tlis-iplihe of the r<-g • Lie truoi-a thought bun a hard officer 1 •» hk»a o( Hie Nebraska regiment in t ♦ campaign is »he greatest sustain«--! by an v r*-giuient. an I belay s «h -»»■-» r .« greatly maddened officers and inri , wh«i promise (u take liercr vimg. an. •- In t u next tight. BURNED AT A SIAKt Uesrgls Xrgrw < a*i Hith K m I«» s «■>*» THsvi «ri mm I ir*. Newnan, <ia , April 25. - In th»» pt« » ente of nearly 3,000 people, who sent aloft veils of th-fiMHi e ah'! shouts of j«»y, **»11» lb*««, a tirgro w Io» cotum « ttc-l lw«i ol il e baal acts known In the blettir/ of »Hirne, was burned al the »lek»» in a publia nm«I one and a hall uni«*«« fmii^ h«m, this afternoon. Before the t<*idt Was M| »died to thn pyrr, lite negri» was deprivwl of htg «ars, fingere and ulher por tit *n>* of ht( anatooiy. Th« negro plea I pitifully L»r bis li(e w lille thè In U1111-. t toll n H gomg ini, hot stoo*l th»* ordcal of firn wUh surprismg forliludr. Bifore th* I mm I v was c < m >) il wa» <*ut to pie* «e, li.u («rnes were cru«l:«*) ¡filo sinall bile, eik I ev«n (Ite ir»« upon phlch tht» wrefrh m«t hit fato wws toni up and hs|-*>»ed of as soiivenira. The n«’gro WAV ctll iu Several piet t s, nA w ss al«.«» hi* live». Tho«e utiable lo oblaili Ih» ghavtly reli« s direct pald ih« moie fur- lunate |Mtf*s.-MM>ni ritravagant siimw or t|>em. stilali pietM-s of ’ Lune wenl al J5 rrnts, ami a Ini of thè hvcr, rrisply <*<M«ke*i, « m »LI or 10 venta. Sam H«««»« hillel Alfr««l <'ranfor«l. a white fermar, ncar l’elmetto, and otri- raged bis Wlfe, ¡0 «Igy* Ago- l'FiHkHrll (tighUn * llrqiutnl Chicago, April 3'» —The llliu«>is Higgle Zeitung, in a furious r.litunal • »11 <*4ptain <‘oghlan's iittoniii*«*s at N- e iota, «irniamis his removal, ©nt>- i'Imling: "The American government shuiiLI get ri«i of officers of the kind of <ogl.Ian.*' Th» < «»»laierfwltera* ri«»l- Waahington, April 'll.— Vice I’reni- i'hila«lelp|ila. April 23. —Secret serv- derit llobart ia in .uch ¡»oor health that it ia doubtful if he will 1» able to pre he men any the counterfeiters arrested mia in the aeuate nnat winter. 11« her« and in Laimaater, l'a.. intetie»! to may recorer, and hia phyaiciana are attempt tu brill« a trusted official of oorifl l.nt. but h. «ill not ruu lot tice- one of the United States sub Ireasuriwe and dump IIO.IHNI.OOO of muiite»feit pr.alderit again. notes directly upon th« governatane Waahington, April *1 —Kt-Goeey. The gang had a figQ mH« ami a •100 i.or Lord, of Oregon, haa declined the note partly Hmahed, ami planned to lender uf the mlaaion to Petal«. <!«>»• make platen for a «30 not«. They had -rnor Lord waa an applicati! for th« l*l*r and machinery Io carry out th« I'aiurian inia. on plan. (*•«• r*«*r Servir». Symrne«. N Y., Aprii 34. — A mob «*f 5,1 KM) men tonight tore up a mile or •nore of stieet railway, destroyed morh property iiicloding care, rip|»ed ,up rail*, piled rm ks on the roadway an-l tire mi the eideWalk. The police were • nable lu check the mob The troubla was «lue to the failure of th* company to give g<N»d service. ('• mb «see r«M(g far r»<tr li«»tn»ss- loto of people do their work only lila». *oal<l be a better and mor* At Li a bon. O., the jury in the raae The theory that malatlal fe*er* are of George Hmnt. on trial for killing la.ting material than (tone for making ranoed bv the pnetnrea of ni<»qnitoea la half, an i then wonder why they don't hia Colored coachman al Karl Lira/pool, monument*, which aie expoewd to the gaming more and mor* a* * « plance > le <«t mon of it todo — Washington (U.) Deuioci Ale 1 «rearing action ot the wa«tirer. • KufOp.«n medical circi«* brought in a rerdxl of not guilty. Near York, April 14. —Muar-I<> Et pi»aa, roti.ul KFireral ol Colombia al N«w York. today n eablu «latin» (bat tela foYotnorent h«* con- »ok«wi a a,recia I auaaion of eongraoa to drcblv wheihvr tire n«w Panama t'aual t'omireny'« ooncMklon Iw er- t«ml«l for an year«, ft la l*|i«>a>,| u,« ranal oom|«i<* loipea to obtain an al ionaron and diapoao of tire properly to America. If tirere ia no eatenaion, <*>lombia will <<-l th» company'« prop- erta. Action Will depend on th« re port of Señor Kaqnorra, tl>« *pn>-i«l Co- lombi« cotnmÍMioner, wlio baa lieen • lamming (be canal for a lor.g tim«.