The Santiam news., June 02, 1899, Image 2

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Japan hat .scruple»!
in Ilia Parihe.
Ma Hua island
A Phi lad«1 ph is emu i «any »• building
a Lrnlge fur ahqin«-nl to Jsp*u.
Th« M<asuuri legislaturw baa ad-
journad after a seasi'*h <»l I8*i «lays.
In a skirmish with the rebel» near
Mati«iuma, two Americans ware killed.
A clash *• reported between General
Olis and ll«» civil Philippine cumuris*
• Kiuvra,
Admiral Dewey was given a trainee-
arrival al Hung Kong.
FEARS
NCWS.
4>aw«»w <l»v
Rrma Bonheur, the fa mone animal
painter, is dew* I at Ixindow. England
Th» Forth Atlantic squadron »ill
tuake Newport
R
!.. ita auto»»«
quai tara.
Cuban soldiers at Havana refused «r*
the tn»l «lav to aecwpl the |7¿ allotted
them by I ba United Kt atea to tur rand»!
their arma.
Secret
service officer« have un­
earthed the counterfeit la< • and back
plate« of a g!0 legal ten-let Unit«*!
btaUs mite at Philadelphia.
Fr«»m Hardeeville. H <’., i« reported
th« burning Io death of Ja <*h Nolo-*
mon. hie wife a ml vev«n children, in
an accidental Aie whi-li destroyed
their ho ubc
Particulars received regarding the
f.»ti-in« in I. •» •«< • ’ rm t! - i»«» vi<•<.•
hatiowmg arominl».
K»»me author it»«-«
eetimate that as many *• 3’1.0« m U. ooo
p< aMnls are »tarviug
The Hpanleli troop« have w thdrawn
from
. a after a J-«ti • w i
the insuigrtils. Th« insurgent lose
wa« severe. The S|«anish loss was nine
killed and 27 w<>un»l«*l.
Harry and John Anderson,
went out Bailing on Y«»ung‘s
Astoria, <>r , in a small t»»at.
drowiurd by the cap*t*mg of
when they were lr»v than
fr<»m shore.
brothers,
bay, n* mi
and were
th» !»•»*<
60 yard*
The Washington state law r«^|Oirti»g
rail toad a to SOCept grain fur • hlpmvnl
»Vet competing ruuda has lieeti *la
Hared invaloL
In lbw bahata d» terr I Frenchmen
Howard K
Kreis, a young man
wrta attacked Ly Aral«
TIi* trii’wa*
alwul 3 3 years of age. an art «indent
men were repulsed, and l<*»t 10 killed,
of the Aca«iemy t>f ih<s»gn of New York,
will«« ut any lora to the French.
W«»l« a startling ami mu • »«fill jump
Charles W. Whitney and Frank
from the Brooklyn bridge, and amr
WiiHtmy, brothers, were drowned st out of the mer utiinjure-L
Pal »u»e r»pi It, slMint three miles lel>»w
An Oakland, (Cal..} miner, who ba«
Irange. Waah , by the enpsiaing of their 1
just
rrliitnrd from < «»pper river. Alas
canoe.
ka, says lhal L<* knows of *»0 pr»»e)<-«H
Ml*» Hiit<»n, <»( Anr ra. Or . war tors ii. that sc Hon who are miasiug-
liS/gr- l fr in her horse by a maniao
I: n<»t alrcwily dea l they will die in an
Solomon Bachart. l»er assailant, al
effort to rea-h cn llirat win
Most of
lenipte»! to commit s
’*<• by shouting them went out In small parlnw. with
himself
only piovlmons enough to last them a
R<«tario, a Filipino cimgrrvsmsn, few month«.
Rescue pat tine have twen
wealthy resident of Manila, and for- • unable I*» g* t trace » f ti • in.
marly Aguinaldu’s
com miss« ry g«*n* i
Th« LondoO Tim«« in an rditoiial
rial, accompanied by an insurgent rap dealing with ths pimject that th« re­
lain has surrendered to Goners! Otis sult of the i•»*<»• *• c»»tifcf«-n< « * ill lw a
The war depar linen t is not going tc > l<rrtnan«nt arbitration tribunal say»:
Iparw any pains in making lbw telura i •'No government or people have devwt-
royage of th» volunteers pleasant an<! , cd them»«*l v«*e with greater ardor to th«
SoUI for table, and the trip at rose the study of I lie th»*>ry of arbitraton than
the government and people of the
Pact Ac will la male in style.
Cnited Matra
Th« Americans n»»t
I:» , vi j Is <d a i*d of the J
j »1
only j«o*s»‘»» great lawyers, but ore a
Pendleton have been to date 230,000 i
cotumuiiity tn wbi*h knowledge of
p- ••llids
M
IS svliif »•. Mild the
legal principle« is more widespirad
pri »-• rai..;e 4 tents »is- »•! I a fig ires
than in any other. M
af last year
The quality of liie crop I
A Manila dispatch says the approach
la below last year’s Standard.
of the wet season fin is the insnriec*
A confession of Claude Branton, twin seemingly taking a new leas« «»f
recently hanged al Eog«*ne, Or , Las- life.
All alui g the American lines
t«een made public in which lie ad in Ha ’ the rebels are showing more aggrcswivu
firing the shot that killed Linn
Ths activity in their g icrrilla style than
confess) n was left to a minister to be at any lim« before or «In « lb« fall of
published ten days slier the hanging I Malwlos
They keep the United Stat«»
rim Oregon state g»ai g» Patrons oi troop« in
the trenches, «leeping in
llush andry, o nvened in its 23th annua! i their clothing, and constantly on the
s«wsu n at Portland
Ref* tris show alert against dashes on our outp-•at«,
advancement all along the line.
Ths and then make life warm for the
meml*ership 1« growing fast, an I in« is American garrisons in the towns.
than uasusl Interrat is being shown
Uolonel ^uinmeis, of the Second Or-
by farmers
rgwn, • ;ts I • ■••!» promoted to brevet
General Lawton says he has found brigadier general of volunteers, and
a letter r ear han Isidro, writteu by one Captain Ci-s in I»« major by brevet.
X
f ■ « ,k - ‘-»H !. » • ! h . ♦ * ‘w a
of the Yorktown's crew saving that
they were being kicked, that their hair cwlelwatod throughout tire British «-in-
was belt g pulled out and that they ptre
Frstivitiei» were alto held III the
were cr«ieity Irr-ale»! hi Varh»ue other leading capitals of America an l Ku-
ways, and imploring the Amern ana tu lope.
hurry to their release.
The cot on«!*« jury investigating the
train wreck al Pieter, on the Remhng
11« gr»
shovelers’ strike at Puf
al ». N V . h.»s h-rti »«-ill« I, ar» I ths railroad, found thet Hie accident wa*
du« to the negllgenoe of employes uf
men will iviurti to work.
the company.
The body of H
D
M«Gulre. Ore
The Duke of An ■«, Spanish minister
goti'a tish c< mmi»ah»ner, was found in
the Cm|»pia a mil« from where th« to the Unltrrl Slat««, ami the din hr««,
were among the paaaengers on board
drowning look place.
the Kaiser Wilhelm drr Gio«*«*, sailing
Ti r section men of the Grand Trunk from Southampton.
railway system recently a»k«G fi t an .
The naaG orders |<»«t»-l at Washing­
inrrvaM* in wage», which was rvf M»d,
ton, assign Captain J. H. t'oghlan to
at. I al-out him I men have struck. The
duty as cvuntnamlMnl <>f the Puget round
sink«* affe* is the road fium Hernia,
natal Station, June SO, by which time
Out , to Portland, Me.
the Raleigh will be out of omnmiasion.
A portion of the llwaoo Railway X*
At Griffin, Ga . the fl**gging of four
Navigation (ompanv’s trestle at IL I colored o|»efattvca of the Kincaid mills,
warn o«>llap«"d. while the ix*arn train by whitecaj»«. has led tn aensational
was passing over it, and the locomotive drvrhrpbmrnli. The mayor ha« called
Was dumped user Ittuird into the bay, out the militia to protect the n«*groca.
toil fortunately no «me was injured.
Al Copenhagm, while some men
XX .He digging for relict at the »«It were engaged in filling «hells at a mil­
of old loit Mackinac, tn Michigan, I itary laboratory, some of them eiplodr l.
Sil roiuplrte skeletons
wrre
Utt-I k.lling several inrn ami severely min­
earthed, This is possibly the burying! ing a noncommissioned officer and two
place of Borne <d lbs Victims *d the workmeu.
The labuiatury was de­
n>s«*.«< re winch look place 131) y»arv stroy rd.
ago.
Rain and hail has done mnrh<lamag«
Three Chicago men. employes of the to the crops ami property In Central
In Saline county, wheat and
Aetna Powder Company, al Aetna, Kansas.
were blown to atoms in the riplosion i other crops for miles were completely
sf a tank <d nitro gyeerline.
A pipe destroyed, many buildings were <tam-
l«*adrtig from the engine hurst, igniting Agrd ami thousand* of window lights
•«»me MW dual ami le.tvra near a flu« were bioken. Some cattle and many
leading into the room containing the chickens and birds were killed.
nitio glycerme lank.
J<«ohn Burkholder, of Martindale,
General del Pilar, one f A gums Ido's and L. W. Frank Howser, of Terre
peace envoys, aaye: ‘‘The insurgents Hill, Pa , have been arrested on the
are anxious to surrender, but want the charge of counter felling labels uf the
It
a «wu fanes first that there will be no Cigaunakei«* International Union.
putting to death of the leaders In the la al i«ge»I they have t>een engsgw.1 ««•
relwllion, and »»me pfouf that Ameri­ tenaively in this bosinr«afnr years, an-l
cana will carry out the general state­ supplied a large number of fautuiiwa.
James Neill Gresham, a young man
ments in their proclamation.
Private letter« from Riga, province from I«a Grande, shot himself through
if Livonia. Prussia, report that Lettish ; the heart while tn Ina room at the
Hotel Perkin«, Portland. H« was a
and Lihunanian workmen there quar- .
relrd l*eca< «e the latter w>»rked f»H nephew uf the late General Walter Q
Cleveland’s
secretary of
low«r wag«**, and street Aghtlng fol < Gresham,
state, and a nephew <vf eg Governor
lowed. wlieie<i|M>n the military inter- I
h-red.
'-ct era I workmen ware killed, Taylor, of Tennessee. The young man
was in the custody of au officer, aud
manv injured, and a number of humrS
CCt.!d M-d f»w dlvgmvv.
were drilloyed.
The government has decide«! to es­
Quern Vi toria has errn every throne tablish a military p«>«t at Pyramid
in the world vacated al least ume and heritor In Alaska. This haibor Is on
Chllkat inlet, near Chilkat village.
some of them ssveral times.
Commissioner General Peck H as se­
Governor R«»1 »«eveIt. of New York.
cure« I ft,POO additional fret of spare al
In denying a | uh <I ou I o a wife beater. *
the Paris rl posit ion, to tw devoted to
has <h-< laired himself lu favor of the
the display of American bicycles.
whipping post.
The National Afro Amerhan cottncil
The military order of the fjnyal I re­
gion of the United States held its an­ has issued a proclamation calling upon
the colored people of the Unite«I States
nual election in New York and Hear
Admiral WinAeld H. tkldey, United to s«t apart Friday, June 2, as a day uf
fasting and prayer.
Klwtes navy, was chosen commamler.
The Unite*! States cable steamer
Brigadier-General Thomas M. A r -
Hooker «ailed from New Yoik for Ma*
deretm. who has returned lecenlly fr«»m
hila to con net t by cable all the princi­
the Philippines, has l«ern aasignerl to
pal point« in the Philippines.
Th«
the et»mman«l uf the department of the
H<M»ker wae formerly the Panama, one
lakem
of the first pnar« captured in the Span*
Hcientiets of Europe are much inter­ i«h wai.
ested in a new cure for ennsumpliow
Nebraska cltiaena cable I |J.85O to
dis.overr lbv Pr«deeeor Vincent Cer*
vello, of Italy.
Il is said to l»e a auo- the turgeun of the Firit Nebraska regi­
ment. Manila, to be need as a ho»pital
oeea.
fund for the elck and wounds»! Nebras­
The total mineral production of Cal­ ka soldier«, the regimsnt having suf*
ifornia foi Ib H is value-1 at |17,1*S,-
fer>4 more than any other during the
07S. The gold prods t
«t
campaign.
• lb 9og.47tf, a slight iociease over
MHe Hbea, the actios«, is load.
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Scouting Party Encounters
a Body of Insurgents
REINFORCEO BY GEN
FUNSTON
wit AM»»vtrww« w»r» W •»»»4»H g|l||»<«»
< nMMMNl»«l»»»»V« <♦• ti »eh I-» Agot*
«•14« !*»» F«rtB»» lM«lrw<4i«w»
Man.la. M ai 3? —A «coating party
of American troupe ft» »mul«re>l a t«wly
of li:* iigeut« al Sant« Rita and the
Americans bet i g remfor»«*J by Brigs-
di«r-General F«t«t»lc»ri. with the S<»ulh
{»•kola regiment, a warm figlit ensue«).
A lieutenant and five men of tl*e Am»r>
i> an foicc were wouhib-J au 1 ten of th«
»naurgeuts were kill«*»! au-i »«HVer al ap-
lurwd.
Genreal H<‘ghco. who has l»een ap-
polnted l<» relievo Cohmd Mmilh, as
governor of the VivaVan district, will
eurrredrd a« ( rov *t mAtsbal by
itr iga-hrr Genet al WiH«t«»n. who re-
. F*citly strived b‘’r<i hi comiuatixl of tl»e
hit th artillery
Tie Filipino comm
- ?.«»« left by
a «(■<••■ ial tram ye«t»rdav. Th«-y will
■
tiuew.
It 1« wipe« toil they will return
»»•on,
President G«»r*«ga. of th« <«»ni-
mission, previoh* tn hia «Irpartiire,
«»aid:
•'We greatly appte* t.»te the omirtesy
sh>»wn n«.
W« have »{»al aoano time
with your r<i ii(iii»i"hri» in< I'ierilaily
«-»»nsidering American Anneiatloq.
Its
principles iinpr« •« us profoundly
The
plan of government offered the Philip­
pines seem« in lli*wry to lw a good oul
nntal syotem, but why should a nalioc
e»ek |o make a colony of a distant peo
I le, wh" hare I «- n w> long fighting
agiinst M’-‘
t" «*
r*‘ lb0 «■•vme rigMt
your atituValinn gives* Y»»u fought
the «Mine l-altl»* in America whan you
ft ight against England."
OF
Sgalw YWr»»t«»»a With
IH»»»»»
D mwbod , V j » *'«t. Fraii' * ■ M«v 29
I —XV ith the return <>t spring to Dawson,
come renewed fears of pestilence and
death
Stringent wamtarv mrawuroe
are being adopted.
Health officer
l G« ma I has |>c»8le*l public noticee t hrough-
lout the town, forbidding all Krs»»ne to
gather ice or take water from the Yu-
! kun at an point nvaier than a mile
| al«uve the city. The Yukon coon« il is
i planning a ayvtem nf drainage fos the
' fl»!« upon which the city iv situaiotl
■ «ml an onlinance has been («wee»««I re­
quiring the inhabitants to use (he tit-
| m«»«t care in cleaning tlmir pietnte»»«
| pttot to the br«Aking up uf tb« Gvet.
Nt withMan lif g all th« *«» pre- au Iions,
i pbysh ian« pr««ll«-| an ohu S ua I pr«*a-
I IctiiW uf tvpbn(*l. owing to the •Mirtni-
• lat««»i filih *»! winter wi»i<b now ci.cum*
I tier« the «Be of lb« city.
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RAIN
PlSTILCNCt.
I •< b •»! I'»•(»•«• i I mm .
fxmdon,
.May
39. — All the dig*
patvbea t«* th* tn ruing |*apwfS from
The Hag«)« «how that the p«*e*f* con-
f« ten e i« Buffering from lark > f | r»'|«a
ration. Tl-« Muravirfl circular ««*•!-
lain« hea-l« ami chauier*. but no de­
tail«.
Its author «mphvviSo-l disarma­
ment, but wlight« I arb trafion.
M de
Hlaal. in «»pening the c»uif«ien«*e. »be»»-
lutely revFiMMl thia order. What i*
want«*»! i« something for daily wear and
tear.
The I hilly New« «ays
'’Tbs British
and American pru|»o«al«, though aim*
p!«. are tnoru p*aciiral'le than the
•» hripe uf M. dr Xlaaitru*, uf the Rus­
sian delegalion. and H is likely that
Franc* and Huaeis, and even Get many,
will ultimately «gr«*» with Ibrin.
8l*«b< 'e|n|)*li»»n
Ixvnb >n, May iv. —T he foreign <» flier
I officials confirm th« st«t«>ment mad«
by a New York corrvepondrrit of the
I ¡Aindon Tim«*» to the effect that nego­
tiations With th»« Canadian govern­
ment on the subject <»f Alaska, have
rvaebe*»! an alin«*t hop»*!«*»« stage, ow­
ing to the insistence of the Canadian*
I that they receive a «lice of Alaska,
( which apparently pre« lu h»s anv agtse-
I «»• I
n g- meft 1«.
■ snout being reached on the subject l»e-
Weahirgton« May 8?.—General Oti« tw**en the Ainencan and Canadian
tcslay cabled the war department
high comm iMloners
The
evening
"Manila, May 27 —On the 23 1 Inal, newspapers reproduce the New York
the Ti»ird inlaniiy, returning to Ba- dispatch with comment, generally re­
liuag, w»s attacked in the morning. gretting th«* situation, but objecting lu
luKin and evening bv a large fore's of th« conclusion« that Canada 1« blam-
the enemy. «ntf«’flng in causalti«« two able.
men killed and 13 wounded. Thu en*
< harg*« I g* I it« i tilrttlral Kaul*.
rinv
repuircd, leaving < n the fh’ld
N.w York, May J».—A di-patch to
Irt killed and a large number of wound*
th» ll.iald horn A )11» aaya-
Mataafa
ed and pflsonart.
Y’«»»terday, the an­
baa written to the ctiinniiimion Making
noy apprart*d in th«» vicinity of >an
pwrmiaaion for lilmaclt an ! 3<>0 un-
Fernando, an l »a« atla> ked by the
a>n><*<] aup,iOrteri to occupy the caatern
Kari««s and Montana regiments, which
axtiona of Apia near hi. counael. He
suffered slight lose. Th« enemy was
requeta the witlnhawal of the Jjigliah
driveu through rice field«, leaving 60
| and American Milora to th.'lr a!>i]>a
d«a<l and 8M wounded and 3H prisoners;
| and the diaaiming uf t!>o Malictuana
40 riffcs an I other pru|»«rty Were t ap-
' .luring the hearing.
It. J. M<x>ie, tl •
luted.
The retreat through »wamp
, American auppoitar o( Mataafa, haa
lands raved the enemy from dostrua-
written a prot. a» againat the conduct of
tion.
!-awtou is returning, leaving
I Hear-Admiral Kauta.
Ho malm wen-
with Ma< Arthur ou the front regular
aational charge, of atraao of military
troops to replace the volunteers "
power toward the opp<>«ition, wanton
leatruction of many txrate and village«,
THE FEUD RENEWED.
and cruelty.
(«on»»» ••<! th« inMiiblji leader« Vgala
M«»r«
\e««lrd
at Ouia.
Manila, May 39,—The event« of the
Hava' - i . May Ì7.
The feud between
! past week have eiuphasiied the need of
General Gomes and th«» oil Cuban ' a much larger army here, withorit
ABBctnbly has E>een renewed. General
j which» according to the i»est anlhori-
Goines’ manif»*«lo, ir«u«»d to th« sol­
' ties in Manila would be attempting
diers UM»y, adviaiug ll»vin io a**« up j the ini{•o*sible. to «S|H»ct to maintain
their arms and return peacefully to
i.» •.
’ •
I
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their botiiea, will b* met tomorrow by
Th«* inadequa«*y <»f the Am- rican for«« *
a strung manifesto fr< tn a majorltv ( i is said to be r«»j»onNitde for the largo
the Cuban chief« urging th« soldier«
I (Hu* m the numb«»! of small vncutinlers,
not to a v|>t any part of the •3,()CU,0G0
without material r«*«ulta as CMimpeiiHa-
offered by the l’i tei State«, but to
. lion.
Most of the fighting has I hmmi in
• Isband and k«*«p their arms.
' territory which the Americans had
A meeting was held thi* nftern«K»n
"Wept, but had been <*onq»<«lled to aban­
nt the hum«* <»f t renerai Mny.i Rodri-
don !>ecau«w they could not spare
gio s am! attende»! hv the aril>-<•»•ni« s
troop* to hold it.
uffh'vrs in th« Cuban army. Strong
Illg Ht«-«>l Firm Fails.
anti Amen» an
vrntimcnis were ei-
Glasgow, May 39.—A great sen*«-
pressed. GotiieS wa* called a ' ’traitor
to Cuba libre" and severely st ored for ' lion lias been cau«ed by the failure of
entering into the last negotiation» with ' Neilson Bio«., an impottunl firm en­
(renerai Hiook«» without Coiisulling th« gaged in the Iron and st«M-l trade.
repreaentatinve* of the a»iuy.
IDs They bad long I eared Glasgow pig-
a« tioi - »»■ !•• • n*tfu« ‘l » v H <- «p- .Aera ' iron, and were heavily oversold when
as an effort to further his own (arhtical • a corner in warrant* was engineered.
aggrandisement.
Il waa voted unani* II is calculated the aonoern hwl |i,-
tnoutly t«> u*e all means to prevent th« J50.( h K) during the pa«t y«*ar. Total
Neilson Bros
soldier« fiom surrendering their arms. i liabilities, unknown.
In addition to the inanif«'«to. General are the largent dealers and exporters of
!i>lrig«ies will wend a personal letter ««hip-plates In Scotland.
NO
HINDRANCE.
(»•••rei Osi» riupo*»« •• is •«• •»
(*•••!*• t'atMeal«».
China Preparing for War in
San Mun Bay.
ORDERS
ISSUED TO VICEROYS
»•(»•ni May <!•• >*• l>riv»e Out» «f
»! i « h Tung F»eia»«vle Veuthur ka*
p*4»ti»« «• «••rvh ef 4a»4ree.
Ixin lou. May 29 —TbeShar ghni cov
re*|w»nd«nt of the iMily Mail «ays
<h»h-rs iiave Ixen is»ne*l fr<»iw Peking
direkt ing the viv*r«?vs and guter nur« uf
the neiglfI m »!ing piuvih««M tu put all
tbeir force* on «war l«**»tmg. «*wing t«»
the arrival <>f st« halisn war*hipe in
Han M«in baihov.
!t ie thouligt also
thal the <'hin«-ee p»«»p>M«u tu dllVe th«
Gvimans fr*>cn Mlian T«ing pemnaula.
SEARCH
FOR
ANDREE
(nwUtct Sat»«4l|i*»M H •• <!»»•• t«a I
f««S IHw M)«ola*g V orwHatil.
<’open!»agon» 'lay 29 —Th« ei|»edi
tnm under l‘r» fr#»»»r A. G. Natliorsl,
winch >• t«> fc aM'h along th« northeast
cuavt «»f Greenland f<»r Frufeamr Ai.
dr«*«» the missing aeronaut, has saile«l
fr<«iu !iel«inl*»>?g. Sweden
Fr»«(r«*<»r
Natborst’s relief partv sailed <»u th«
•team whaler Antarctic, «»f which tie
is |m*rt owtrar. A wealthy N*»rw«*gian
merchaiit named 11 a mine* w>il«lelray
a!m<>st the entire c»et » f the ri|<«li
li* n.
After carefully eiamirdng the region
iw*tween th« •evcY»ty-thif'l and savwnty-
fiflh »legiri*e, north latitude, Processor
Nath'*n»l will p»<M red toward Cape
Bismari k, on th« ea«t coast <d Green­
land, in the
of meeting t’jptsm
Sneverdr up's ri j«*hlion. which left
(’hristitria la*t Jnt>« ua tho Fram. Illa
tbeuiy is that Andre««, if alive, is prulo
al ly on the northeastern c« .»*t of
Greenland
II«* a/guesthat if the mis­
sing aeronaut Ian !e«l in Greenland and
tool th« east coast route to th«» »onth,
several years must «lap»« before h«
could work his way without «bip to the
nearest s«ltle(n«*nt.
The releif party cons! •B i t s i •rien-
title men besides Dr. Nathorst «uff a
crow of 13.
The plan I« t«> bea«! for
J«n Miyt ii, an island in thn Arctic
(Mean, and then tn f dlow the Im odge
until an opening 1« found through
which the shore can be reachod.
MUST
PRESS
THE
CAMPAIGN
G«N»rwl Oli» T««l«l I«» Fighi Ir. VI ••
• t»n «"'1 l’ry.
Washington. May
General Olis
was told to fight by th*» cabinet I«»lav.
t!o wiu told to pre** the campaign at
all times, in the w«-t aeason and out,
ari l Iherabiriet a as informed (hat Oti«,
in pursuance of inslrm tiuii« of the ad­
ministration, has warned the Fiiipiuo
¡eH<u envoys not to attempt to reo|M*n
Dogoliations rxc«-pl on the basis of un­
conditional surrender.
In other wnrds.
the negotiatlmig are d«< lared < ff until
the Filipinos are ready to <(uil. The
substance ci the ul'.im.itum t<> the Fill*
pirn»e is:
When you desire to re-enter
lb«» American military line», come | re-
pared for an unoondiliunal «urrcmler;
• thriai*»’ >«• . will j
.i Hit
The allibenti' * have again taken up
the question of sending additional
troops to the Philippine«, an«) the
Twenty fourth infantry (colore*)) ha»
been »Into ! for sei vice there.
Other
regiments may also be sent.
1
Ag
Manila. May 3vh -In spi » of tl «
general impression to I he contrary,
General (His »loris es that the cam
l*a>gn agaihst the rel»«I* will I m - prtreo'
ruted with the utmost sggria*i\vro*s
throughout the rainy srsMiii
General
Lawt4>n tirliesee that the S|M*«dy «rtll«-
menl nt the present tv*'’»bl<w ami the
en«l of hostilities depend largely U|«m
the Amm ant giving tigid protection
to the working classes in their p aieful
iioru pa lions while waging incessant
war against tl •• art • I b»rcrs of the
ef.emy her•-dorth bv means > f guerrilla
waifare.
He expects to show the
r«dM*ts by vigorous action on rivers,
lake« ami mountains that our tr«»o|*s
can rwm|»aign in the rainy season or in
the mountains, despite the belief other-
wiw. Changing conditum may later
d*-msn*) garrisoning l>y districts tn al­
low the itivestiuent >>f capital aud the
pr»(*e« 'otiun uf indti*tri«a i»n(il th«
A«>»«ri(*aus are in absolute control.
Filipino pri* »nett just brought in
from Luna’s lines declare that be i* ar
resting all native« in sympathy with
It i* also r«’p»irle>l
• -* party,
that Aguinal lu is »lead
Tins I« «le*
No
Died, and cannot I m » n)iifìriur»|,
on« believe« the rumor.
It i* sat«! that
General Luna will retire from the field
fur a 11tn« In order tu recover (io»u a
wound recently ie»eivotl
loiwton has
returned here from >m Fernando.
CUBAN
8
mi K «»t 111»«
HOLLS
BOGUS.
lirlkr«» Thai Mui» i Mam««
If» t IvKIlaaM».
Havana, Ms? 8d. — There were III
applicants today to *h«r« (hr $3,900,-
<XM> wbteb tbe Unit««) Ntstro has offered
•a a giatnity to lb« C Ran troops.
Thirty wrt« given |;3 each
Thv
others were nut on the rolls, a II hough
they had g ’»is which lh«y were ready
to turn in. and certificates of service.
The United States authorities cun­
aider that the roils are very unreliable
Imleed. the opinion is freely eipre«»*-«!
that a large proportion uf the nano •
aie fhlttHMis. and that the tolls melt a
ma)«>tiiy of the names uf thoae rightly
•ntt(Io*I to share In the gratuity. The
>!>)«< t of this apparently is to discr«*lit
the
pro* * e ’ Ings, an*l to •how the
Cuban public that a lalge number of
the troops refuse»! tu take A mei lean
money.
MISSOURI
TRAGEDY.
*!<»•» M«r*l»r»«l III* FaiMilp • nd
Ills Own l.lf*.
Joplin, Mo., May 30. — In and near
a tent in th* suutliea*trrn part of town
today w«r© found the d««ad bo*hrs of J
E. Muss, his wif**, an infant eliild, a
girl of 7 yrars, aru! a boy of 9 years.
Tim I «*• Is of all, Sityu Moss, li.il b««n
tn a «»bod with a hamiurr
He had a
(•«i»l«’t botkl in bls
aixl still
cla«p«*d a revolver.
Il«lia<l apparently
kill«**! his family an*I then ountn i tied
•uicidw.
The motive is a mvatery.
The tr¿g*»dv
tr^g«» iv is believed
iiriirv«»«: to have
havu oc­
curred Tuesday night, while the lamily
were asleep.
Neighlwus living within
•«.')»*' feet of the t« nt knew nothing f
th« trage»ly Uli lojay.
A shot waa
h»*a?d Tuesday night, corning from the
direction of the tent, but no invostiga-
ti *n wa* tiiAdr «I th«» tim«*.
M<M3 bl I
ma le his liv»ng scraping the or« aUiut
th*» abandon^«! uitn«*s. and the tent for-
nitare and clothe« of the family Indi­
cated that he bad prospere«l. The fam*
ily came here two months ago.
••KINKY DINKY” ON THE STAND
( hleagw Vhlrr«4iMna % i» w • <»u t h* ( it j •
Morals.
I*r»«l4mi*« Ttlp Weal.
Chicago. May 80.—The Haitei legis­
Washington,
May 2'.) - Pr«*«i lent lative investigating committee has ad*
M« Kinley will visit Oregon during his )«HirtH*l until
June 0.
Alderman
• utntner vacation, utile*« hin present Michael Kenna, of the First ward»
t-lau* are tq«eet.
lie will be there iu known Io his admiring const It u tents
lime to visit the >*-uolid (begun v«dun
an*! the wrahl in general as "Hinky
(••era after they return from Manila. Dink." appeare.1 Itefore the committee
He will go to Yellowstone Park, am! to and piovo*) to l»e the star wltnewa uf all
every stale that had volunteers in the who have ap|*rared before tha* bcaly.
Philippines, accord in« to (be pi usent
In South Clark street vernacular, he
plans, if the state troofMi are •li ru* told the metnliers of the committee
turne»I before
ptrmber
11« w site« that he did not believe there was any
to go to the coast «ml ivturn lx»fur« gambling m Chicago nor ha*I he ever
I>«*wev*s return, which will 14» about hrar*l of any policy shops, colonila-
Octolmr 1, as lie will t*e in N«w York lion of voters or sloC machines in the
to recai ve the admit al.
It i* claimed , Fust ward.
He admUtr«l that hit
that thia will E h » a |M»iiti<*al tour and saloon retnaine»! oprn all night, ami
the tirst
s»oin«ling uf the Western took the position that the all-night
states on the issues ut the day.
> th« sohliers asking them not to ao*
!ii< Fir* In krnoblrs.
aatoofl instra»! of having a ba*l efTr«t,
ept Unite«! State« money.
New York. May 29.—Cartridge «%
h.ul on the contrary a beneficent Inrtu-
I>ewey*s lleturn Trip.
", Admiral *nre on tl><* public, crime having ac­
Co.’« iron bod rtlanufactory, a threw
Tubwrr til»-«la I nngr«ae.
Wa. bington,
May 29
Dvwrt tinlay raided th« navy dr|>art- tually decreased since they were al-
Berlin, May ‘JH.—Th« tubarculoai« • tory frame building in Brooklyn,
Opngreae opened in the relchstag build­ : caught Are at 3 o’cl«M'k thi* morning meni that be will stop at various lowed to remain opwsi
The aldeiman lest I fled that he paid
ing today, with 2,' "0 invml»er« pi«-*ent, ami was borne«) to th« ground. The placet un hi« wav to the Unitr-i Mates,
o! whom 2(A) were delegate« from Ger­ i (Ire spread to a row uf tenement house* • nd rea« b New York alx'ut Ociubur 1. out ataiut 1'1.0‘M) m hl* last <'am|*aign,
many. The rn*pr«-e» of Germany i« ' "ii Drigg* avenue, and another on Admiral Ilcwev's dispatch did nut rnu- arid that he charge*) the difference be­
pr«»««*nt a« a «pevial gurwt of honor. ‘Graham avenue, and about 100 fam­ mrrate the jauni» where the Olympia tween that and bis |l,60O salarv as
The luin wter of the interior drliveted ilies fl «-I in their night cl ollies, carry­ w ill touch en route to New York.
Il aiderman to ’’amusement an«! pleas­
"PulHirs is a losing gaum,
the Inaugural a-ldteas.
Repruventa- ing such housrliuld goods a« they could may >»e an effort will lie made in ««- ure."
live« of the various munirle« mad« save»
• H»» n tin* fur th«» benefit
f *«»me uf then?" <|ueatione«l a committeeman
< «mp for th* Inlunltcfi
brief addresew. All weie appliuded
the town« especially along the Mediter­ "Oh. I doff*4 know.** repled Aiderman
f(«n Fiaticiaco, M»y 3*. — Piirmanl ranean who may desir« to take off)* tal Kenna.
vigorously «serpi Burgwon Boyd, who
!>r»yfM0 l(•«l•|un.
rv • r-e. I »■ t : e n»e : I . »»rps f 1! « to m.truction. from thv war depart- notice <d the visit of the >hs(inguishrd
F»ri», M»v 80 .—The tnml«t>-r tor
Unite-! Matra navy. He w«s bear«! in ■unlit, (innnial shatter I. taking >t«pa □aval (>flh er and his famous flagship.
w«r, Catnille Krantl, he* i««ue*l «trin-
silence
At a meeting - f the United to prcpaie a ui < h I v I camp at tho t*r»-
Th« Cwwey l»l*ri'l Fire.
(enl order« that no offlewr, either In
State« delegate« yesterday B->yJ was • him tor th« a • ommiklation of 4,000
N»w York, M«y 39 —<’>>i>ry l«l«nd civilian coetum» or In unilutm, «hall
mm.
It will bo occupied by volun­
elected chairman.
teer» letormng from the Philippine» property to lb« v»lue of r.natly 81.000.
frequent the palace of juatic» or it« pie-
M»plles I» Ih» I r««l4»nt.
A 000 * «• <l«Mroyod l>y flr» early th)» einit« neit »«ek duiln, th» public
Washington, May 27.—The pt«wider.t until they can b« mmlriwl out.
morning, 10 aerM in tlaw heart of th»
this evening revelv»->l the following l«>ard of -ifflcwr. will »elect a alto and •umraer nwort. th« dbtrict known a« lirarin, of ilia iletnan 1 for a rev it Ion nt
cablegram from Queen Victoria, in re- attrii.l to th» detail» of .»labll.hing a "tha Bowery." I>eing rrvliMwal to aaha». th« Drevfu* trial an.I during the trial
ttatore th» court of a.aixr« of Paul <1*
tn hit rn*-swage uf congratulation: new camp.
The 300 building, burned were located Koulr-i» anil M. Marcel Habert. on a
Th» «•I4l»r Ir»a4-
"Wtn»l«oi. May 27.—To the Presi-
t>»lweeii th» Bowery and th« ocean. chaig« of provoking offen.e« again«!
san Franclaco. May 37.— Th« ra-
»lent of the United State« I am deeply
Tllyua walk on th» we«t, and tli» old Hi» «»ciirlly of the etale and inciting
tooebed by the word« of your telegram main« of 1* anldier« who dia.1 in tba Iron piet on the eaat.
the army to mutiny.
of cor gmtulation.
From my heart I ' Philippine« have been laode.1 fn m the
Th» public hearing of the demand
Tho New Yotk Mutual Lil» ln«nr-
thank you an I the American p«-ople fuf transport Hheridan, an-l will be «ent for
the sentiment« of aff-ctiuu and good­ burial wherever relative» or friend« anca Ovatpany’a ln«urano» i>aa uow for Drevfoa levxion i« ei|>eeted to open
Monday. Tne •pce> <o>. wiii ptouaoiy
may Jeeire.
|>a»e»l tli» luibon maik.
will therein «Ipressed.
*'V. R."
•ccupy foul day», and the dvciaic.i b«
t*r>«l4*Ml’s W ••<••• Trig.
■ •pt•««!«»• in • I»y* Mill.
tiveu June 3 or Jun« 8.
Xo Hrlgn of Ysrrnr.
Wethington,
May
17. — Prmnjenl
Philalelpbia, May 1#. — Daniel llua-
W r»r h In low».
W«i Iner, Llalio, May 10 —Th» (ol-
McKinley hat poeitively decnle-l to > loo wae in.tantly killed and William
O»l««in, 1»., May 80.—Tl>a Chi­
lowing ilivpatcli, a<IJf«a»a>i Io tii« B||.
go a« far Meet thia «u in mor ao St. Lang eo badly injured that he died,
v.r Bow Trade« and l.ahor A**rm)dy, cago Great Western paeernger train
Paul, but whether ba will go on to by thn rapl.wlon of a eteam drying
Butte. .Mont , vat aignrd tuda; b; 68 that left St. Faul Batur-lay night waa
Yellowaloaa Park and the ouael do- cylinder In the dyeing and flniehing
Oreckmi two tnilaa north of here Ihi«
citiirn» of Wai<ln»r:
pen !« ujx.n « im -I i clrcuiwetanceo that il mi lie of Jatnee Martin A Co., today.
rooming Kirhard Manning, of Minne
•*Wo thank vn h»t »yrn|>athy »1
la Bow iu>(xieoible to make a -lecliiun. H«v«ral otbere were injured, one proba­
tended na bv the ie»>liitl<m of May 18. apoli», lb« eolured porter, wa« kill«.!,
bly fatally.
boterai men and women on the train
but you aie three »<•*)■ behind time
ana win n«.ir»,.a.
The euprrme ooort did not deeid« The reían of terror eaaaxt when tl>e were more or lea« eeriuaiy Injured.
Patereon, N. J.. May 37.— Nightie-
gale', eilk mill »«• de«lroye<l by fl-o the Oregon "overlap" caae in ehlch eo tlr*t eompany of Iroo,» airivad. I’raee The train waa running over low land»
No on» when the track l«gan to «etil», and tba
b>day.
The factory contained 300 much Intereet hae twen eahibtted, and and happine«» reitfn «npteiua.
train waa derailed.
it goea over until the Oetotier term.
b»« died in prixm '*
lo»ma. The loco 1« | >0,000.
llrttil* Caper Fn«tn4.
J.r».... I ... Fleeteg.
A Triple Lynrhl«^
XVasbingtnn, May 39.—The • esbinel
CtpR Henry, Vs., May 30.—H. L.
New York, May 17. — In banking cir­
Houetou, Tea.,
May 17.-Three meeting today waa «)«vote«l to i II»« ron- fhtsher, weather bureau observsr, Hat­
cle* it io reported that the new Japan- • hit» men, Jameo lluinpliriee and hie • nleralmn of minor matters. Tb«
’
final teras, N. C., retorts that a but I Is was
eee loan of fl,000,000 will be iaoiied two »one. «»re lynched lael night near cliang«*« in the civil «srtvlrw order were
picked up on th« )>each near the (’bi­
neat week In ixwnlon al »0 and 4 |*r the village of A ley, In Henderoon approved.
It I* said the order will ex
ro mi oom ion life saving station, 30 mil««
cent Intereet, l>y Parr'« bank (limited), oountv. a retool« neighborhood, devoid einpl about 4,001 of the <13,0VO per
north of Hatteras, in which wa« found
the Yokohama Kperie bank, the Hong uf telegraph, telephone or railway con­ » i » d < In the claaeifiwd service.
tli« following letter:
Kong Ac Shanghai Hanking l'o>|>oia- nection, and alxnrl 7» mllee aouthweet
(*Htorrn all day; both masts gorx
At
a
*e<
ret
meeting
of
the
«fnneware
Ibei and tho chartered Hank of India, of Dallae. The llumphriee were farm*
potteries ua»t nf the Mi*«i«sippi nvet, Very little hope; ship going to pieces
Anetralia and China. The whole loan ere.
They were lielieved to have aided
No hope. Good
a con«oli»iail rn Wa« «fferte l.
Th« rapidly; almost gon«.
ia being underwritten in London.
in the eecape ol a man eccueod of mor­
Ship Vilen; crew eight men.
«umhin« w«* incorporated in Delaware by«.
der.
"CAPTAIN CARTER.”
with a capital o( |I.*00.000.
It will
Pekin, MaY 17. — An imperial «dirt
Th« letter contained nodal«, no latl*
The American ooneul In Canada I n » known as the American Stonewara
haa Iwen >»«ur-<l giving a««ent to the
riri I at |
Corn pW ri y, la>w price« of pottery war« tnde or longitude, and nothing to In IP
building of the I i<-n T.ln-Cbin Ki«ng place» the K
eat« from wh«f« it wa« thrown.
000.000
canee»I lb« corn bin«.
laiilMd.
E
I
Disaster Near Waterloo, la
Caused by a Washout.
NINE
KILLED AND 23
INJURED
Waterloo, Is May 30
The through
tram from t ho ago to Minneapolis,
over th« Ruck Islau I am! Buthngton,
l'«p«lar Rapid« A Northern rail«ays,
wss wreak»-«I at I !.*» Una morning al
the crossing uf Miik > i«n»k, ai «>ul four
miles MMillieaft of t)ds plan«*
Die
train cmrsistcd «»f five cuwche*, includ­
ing mail and l*agg«gw cars, smoking-
car. two pa*ss»ng«r coach«« and a I «re per.
Nm« |*r•»»<)< were killr-l and 33 in­
jured, The list of d«*4<l I* a* follows
L. Arnold. iuml**troan, Minneapuh«;
Will Na hullisn. uf Waterloo; W. A.
X|cIoitigiilin. Mu*k«»gun, Mich.; R II.
HcliWvite, Alton, III.; David Hall«».
Cai|>enter, Hl.
M intir«t*dis; F. S
l«<»uta. Hawkins, pullman conductur;
Georg ft Wainwright, train <xm due tor;
one nnkuwn person.
A cloudburst had wash«*) the sand
an I gt4Vel r<>ad!>ed. Ie.«v:ng the tra» k
unsupported lor a stretch of 30 f«et.
Tiie rails and tics held together, an4
there wa* nothing to Indicate the ln*r-
curity of th« road.
The engine *tru k
the washout and was deraitod in th«»
•lit* h Inside the tra« k. and U 'wnd it
the c«ra ware pile*) ir* a confute I b’-ap
The mail car tupplvd over and was
televCOjiwd by ll»« ba^gagrt car, behind»
while the rear end of the baggage car,
rn turn, telescoped the iu»«iker. Tho
ioof of Hie sl«*c|<*r ploughed its way
llirough the «lay cratch, while the lower
half at the latter cru«h«*»l through tho
sleeper.
Th« engineer and hretiran
jumpe^l Irom th»* tram and »*• ap« I
Willi slight rijuries.
Mr. S'hwette. nt Alton, HI . was
hr«»’ighl to this city alive, but li«'-l «1
N o ’ c I im k.
Hu was badly « ut «bout tl»«
h«a«l, am) it was evident irurn the be­
ginning lliat l> * Injuries were fatal.
He wat on bis wav to Minneapolis,
wh«-re 1 e wa* to I»« marrie«l today
He
«•k. -l hi* physician to t«l« gra| h Iris
father and hl* •* <etl «• j»r t “ l«dl her,"
li»» ga*|M*«l. ’’tliai I have bran detained
bv a wre«’k, and cannot keep the ap-
poinlmenl on time. Don’t say any
id > ra
The n«*ws waa brought to this oitv by
a mail clerk. Ths fire whist!« was
blown • n*l a »witch engine and r<»a«h
were liaslily prepared ami a relief Gain
•enl very speedily.
The injured pas­
sengers were eltru ated from lire dqjrrls
and I rnttght here
Another rel < f
train soon arrived from (Vdsi Rai i I*,
•nd took a nnmbsr of the rarrously in­
jure*) tu lie treat'd in tho hu»j >lai iu
that city.
VIOLATED
A
IRUCE
Npgro« lol«* m >I '»allvr* Sir« I |»»an V in er
!«••*•
Manila, May 30 — While al Esca­
lante, 'in the island of Negr»»*. pu king
up tl»« cable betweeu that island and
<’«■1'11, the cable ship lie*order landed
a |>ariy m a iaunci», vonwiBiing ul tiis
commander» «e<<»t>d office? and several
uf lite crew, and Captain Tilly, of the
signal corp«. A party of r«!*«!» waited,
under a flag at truce, until the Atneri*
cans had lamkhl, and then treechermie-
Iv pour**! a murderous fir« upon them.
< «plain Tilly and one nun al um«
•tiring into the water, and th« com­
mander of the Recorder, under greet
risk, iu «nag»**I to reach the launch and
put off from the hank to save it from
being r«|»ture»l by the retrels,
DiW
aecond mate was pu ked up l>y the
launch just as he was «inking
He
said that when he •aw Captain Tilly
last bo was swimming feebly,
Though
th« steamer was far out from shore,
tho*e alaiard saw th« Malay seamen
caught by the lebels. flogg»*«J and cut
to (deces.
General Smith, with a detachment
of troupe, has started i n Imard a gun-
bont tu investigate th« affair.
SWEPT
BY
A
TORNADO.
!*•*•«•«• I»*>i*« In
H«»i*ll(nn
(ntiiilX, NsbrsoSs.
Omaha. May 80. —A «i>ccial to th«
Ben from Central t'.ly. Neb., »aye
Probably the tnnet >le«ti<ivtiv« tornado
that
ever vial ted Nehr>t«ka pa«««<l
through the northern part of Hamilton
-ounly leal night at 7 o’clock, draltoy*
Ing Irom 116,000 tu «100,600 worth of
property. Including 15 dwelling», on«
church, one
»ih<Mdhouae, two Iron
bridge* anroea the Blue liver, barn«,
corn erili», outbuilding«,
orchard«,
fence« and »lock.
Th« Ira* k of the atorni wa« 5<; nil««
in length anrlate ut 100yard« in width.
Dilling th« blow a Hille rain fell,
accomiMiniad by iminen«» hail «tone«,
KIM a« large a« a Im cup.
In nearly
every caae I lie famihee «ought «belter in
cellar*.
While theie were many nar­
row «a<-a|>e«, «trange to «ay, no one a««
•efimnly injured. The Io«« to crop«
will lie «light, but the grove« and
orchard« were ruined
A majority of
the farm« warn iMored, hut it a ill lie
lni(*o««ihle fur eeveral ilaya to get the
amount o( individual lovaee.
Hottee*
hold goo la and clothing were all de­
al royed.
Probably 5,000 people VMlt»d the
«cene Imlay.
kill»«! Her Falhar While He Siepi.
Rapid City, R. h . May 80 —Una
Bout«, age<i 14, and a yoouger brother,
children of Frena Bout«, a Burlington
tie contractor, of Pannlnglon county,
are under ermi, the girl being < hargr.|
with wardering her lather.
Hha «hot
him through the heal while he tlept.
The man wa» cruel In 1.1» family,
whirb lived lialf-«tarvr-l much of th»
time.
< hl*»«»» Mini He n»p«vrt»4.
Rochester, N. Y . May 30.—Judge J.
Cole hae handed down a derision to
the effect that Seven ('binamen win»«
rase ws« argued al the Rochester term
of eourt must be deported.
These
Chinamen w »re smuggled Into thia
country in boxes as «<» much dead
freight «nd conveyed in the «am« man­
ner from Melon« to I Inderm, where
limy were discovered and arrested.
They ar« now lg jail in Elmira.
Th« ol«! soldiers hsv« fieri«red fog
General Henderson, «>f Iowa, for lb«
•pesk«r«lnp.