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« VOL. 111 m EAST AND SOUTH BANK OF SCIO a • 10. i.ixx coi xty , oiu:<.ox. l ninw. vmii. ia. i * hmi 24. _ LATtH NL*3 •«Mt» Fmlly Coghlan. the actVWMt died at <*«»tm . age<l 36 years CAPITAL, $20,000. Epitome of the Telegraphic News of the World. OFFICERS: Brcndent Vic» Preudent ... Cash««/ fEH-F Hi K> >KOM !•« » grienl InOv'nc an-1 «i hing» Imlnaas. I an« raa ’<• at current rate ard drafts tvurd on principal < tfrv A. W. HAGEY OREGON. js ; hi** V rm K Wc w»«*i f A«!»» « Il M VUK II 4M, Awl ■ th |f< A I’»»* Af« I fl.AUd. GO IO IHl Keystone Shaving Parlors H JI HEMLINE. Prop. 1$ rrnti 25 “ 15 M 25 w 25 “ H a «/ Cuihng Shampootog Ladtr» H alt Dr/Mung Batiw * Lhe plastcrera of M toma ¡»»Ila hav» 1 • < n L> k»d » ut. ¡M-ndiug th«* setti«- m« Dt "f their «h»| ut« «• («• h< urs. <tA»« %% l’rarl harlx r, in th« Ha« aiian islands, will I h * in<)«r«ivtd ami f**rtified and m.»le a*.alia i” for unval ¡»urpuir» Nrwiy Fumala* and Rrfillrd I hr rugl u«.-«.— .— Our Ubkt art »upf'ud with lha Only First-Class Shop In the City Shaving Iguinaldo I» in Mngapore Ninfa- |w»re ¡eMper« menti« n th« fa« t and pub- lish sh« rt inteniews wtth hirn. .1. BEARD. prop. br*t fh< markru aff<-rd.-’t 'a.d South of Hndgr. SCIO, OREGON t w «at» t >C «H» * H I ...Hüiseslioeing a Specialty. f »I I « • i SCIO, OR HARRY S. JOHNSTON Ac CO.. Proprietors. ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORT NOTICE BIIRIAI < ASKI IS \M> < \sl-:s MAWYS <l\ II\M> SCIO, Mexi army c«»nv irta will ls» al-idUhrd Lv th«- m-w *»•« r«'t;*rv of war. Vuluiit»-« r « rvi-c is to be en<x»ur«g«*d The marine hos)-ital wrvtce has «M*nt «n urgent r* ¡ue*t to congrea» for eu right approprìatnn of $5'KI,00U tn I lague in v»Homi seapurt towns. The casualties in th** Philippinr war «ine» January I. ha»« L»-cn Amen- ! cana, SS killrd, 163 w«-un*le«l; inaur- , .’enta, 1.426 killed. 1.453 capturecl. qu t*li« k OREGON SCIO LIVERY AND FEED STABLES IRVINE & CALAVAN, Props. Our Bilí" \r»* I* irst-l’lass ami Our Hm-srs A it Good Bmrrs. Hack Connects With All Trains at West Scio and Morning I rain at Munkers. CLOTHING... We now have the largest and best selected stock of Clothing ever shown in the Valley, which we are offering at WAY DOWN PRICES. We have many special lines of Spring and Summer suits and light Weight Underwear. BLAIN CLOTHING CO. A lbany , O regon C. A. WHALE Salem anti Portland... LEADING DEALER OF THE NORTHWEST IN PIANOS AND ORGANS Instruments Sold on Easy Terms. Call and See My G imh I s Betöre Piirrlmsing. Half the v iltagr of B <” t- rv ill*. < »hl«, was dcstn»yed By fife L aws I- i.«w I A German scientist has Inttfltaj a compotind which mslta i <<u iu five •e. < n Is. |t««erw in Natal are be^Yming active. an ! an engagement With I 1» Im- mtnrut -I HKOt M»EP H\ 4 1.4 RUF'. K«»R< K The German fiag has been laiaedover th* *am 4« islands of Vpota, Mam m«. Apdima ami aru «••n»ral lillaboli Marenll, a PreerhmSM I at lita l>«l»h An Araay. Kill»»! In Srlgbl I Will» M.thuvn a Furr*« London, i April 9— I a »rd l<ol«erta re ports that five coni I anl»w of British tns>|)Mi have ' lawn <wj»tured by B*«« near Bethanie The following his the t*xt of his dispatch to tiw war ofBcw, ante iin mg the «apt ire. •‘Hloemhmtein. A, April nl 9 —Am ther unfortunate «»ccurren «» has ocrurrwd. resulting. I fear, in the capture «»I a ¡«arty of Infantry. <*»>n»i«ting o( thr»** v««mpanics of the lloyal Irish f usiliers an ! two companies • f the Ninth rvgi- in ant of mounted infantry, mar lied dersblirg. a little ea«tA«rd id the Beth am« railway station, within a law Thev were •tar- w.itera, ia U» have its hca !<]uart* rv at mi Isa of this pls«'« rounded by a strong forw of th* »ti» Heng K ng tnv, w 1 th four or five gun« *‘Ti>e «lets hment h«l«t • ut fmm n>w«n reiaa, due t«» an overflow of the Col- of April 3 until April 4. at 9 A! . and • -redo river Pr*»|**rty destroyed ex- i ceeds $:’, imm »,<» ’>». r«|*»itod that ths tiring < «staad at that Waller I Groffe, the lefaulting time. I turned late 1 v alter I heard the < «shier of the Adams f t ¡ re«a ( «»m ¡«any new«, during the aft« rm n of \prtl 3, at Dayton, Ohio, who left the city I ordered Gate« re to ¡«-«»»eel (r«»m <>ct«! «’r 6 last, taking with him f f»| riiigfoiitein, hi- pr»**« nt h« a-lquartm» of th«« («orp«ration*a money. B as been to Rcdder»!»nrg with all ¡■»•"Iblc «¡»r.|. arrested in >«n f raneiaix«. I <!l«l ut« he«i the (.*amer*»tl HighlMii-lcrs Hr »rriw'il at Red- The situtiou in AahaEtee is unchang hell* e to Ik?th4nie ed. A C<*umaasie runner rep<»rt«< that d« rwburg at |o .<») \ M . w lthv»ut oppo all th«’ Kahantee tribes are in arm« the sition. But (’ouhl get U<> l>.'W* of the Tiler» .»n >»• no King of Bekwal ab«nv remaining loyal. missing detachment It 1« !»rlieve<l that the Ashautrc gold* n doubt that the whole party has l«en -t»*4 has be«*n found und that the rising mad« prievtim ” The I««»! <M>m|«anics «re probably a is due t<> the endeavor of the governor • »f the colony, Mr Fr*-lerio Mitchell ¡»art of the f<»r« r guarding the railroad at Bethatne, 80 miles south of Bloem IkwIgMon to take p«-^v*Mion of it. fontein. The B«»ers are ev ideally o¡»cr Th«» American Plate MirrorCompmv ating in force near the railroad, am! w »- id ut< j. d al Harri ’ nrg I t., wii them ia a pi sail ihty ■ the .!<--■« ing ¡»«apitalof Thia c<»n interrupted for a brief |»rriod at any ¡«any im comp»s»'d of well-known plat» time. As the capture I British «»hlicra gla«a m«*n, and 1» looked up»n as t Her»« in a ¡«««ition to defend them I'egtnning of a «let* Ffnim*«! move on the selves for nearly 24 hours and were part of the American plati'-glass men then for-ed to surn-mlrr. the fighting to w r«*Mt the trade in this country for must have been «« verv. ¡»late mirror« from foreign manu- I he Boers ««-re in force Yesterday fa« tur«TM. five milt's from J *g« rsfont«'in situat**«! Senator Tillman, from the commitu-e I on mines ami mining, rrp»rted the had a brush with British ¡xitruls. » ill providing for the utihaativii of a part <»f th«* pro« ••«♦«I’» <>f the sales of pub Clan. Vlll^h<»la Mar«*ull Kill»-.I lic lands in support of schools for min Ixmdon. Ajin! V — l’h« war oflica rr- It pro- reived the follow Ing <li«pat< h in in ing in the purdic laml states, »ide« for the appropriation of f 10,000 laird Kol*erta» dated llloomfoutvlu, annually for the prra»*nt in each • a»e April 9: and the gradual mcreaae of the aruouut ‘' Met huen telegraphs fmm Roahof, t»> $20,000. in the < >rangu 1 r«-e Mat« M let tie north- 1 he Re; obhrans •*!<•« t««-l 19 out of 35 «4i»t of Kimberley, a* folio««' •• *.b»irrv>un«lrd <«»iierai ViKeloia !*l<!<*nn«-n in Chicago. Admiral Dewey has announced him- Mareull «ml a bodr <»f K«w r« t - lay, »nd they t« uhi Uot e»ra|n? \ il el-»:» and -elf rm a candidate for president. seven Boers were ki!le<l, eight wound«*! Genreal French has given up hie ami 5u an» prieinrra ’ ” « base afl«-r the retreating lkw-rs OF REVOLUTIONISTS Iktston is agitating the que«ti*ui of WORK <»r«al preparations f«»r wsr are gotng ■ u In Bu--i* Alt m««*ag«'M in rogar«! to ino v 0110*1)1* of ID m '| s «re reo sur»- i andall oiht cra are d» in«-1 leavea ul abseniw. Ih» 111.n i- l’rick ComjMinv, of Chi- cago, th« Brick «<>tnbim* uf thut « ity, bus filed with thè *•» rotarv of state a «x-rtifirate of incr«a-c of capitai • lock irom $10,0 » • to $9. »0,000. The party of acieutists umler Pro. hwror A Agà*-ir. uhu l«*ft bau I ran- ciM-t» in verai motith* ag < n an expedl- llott to tb« >• ith b»-a*. ha- return««!. Thia m i« ntifi< «’ vjh - liti» n went first t< thè P«nuotoM, «xplnriiig th« northern ¡»art <»f th« -»* laland», a ragion never !►«- fore exammed by sclenti*ta. A iter refitting the vv * m -1 at Tahiti, thè re- rnaiuder of the Society island«, as well as the Cuuk, Savage ami the Islanda of the T«>nga group wer»’ explored. After refitting at Suva, the Ellice, i«il!x*rt ami Marshall islands were ri plored and the island of (iuxiu wa*« visited. prohibiti««n of ringing church twlls. Republicans el«-< ted their entire th k«-l The Cnihx! State« building at the at Cincinnati. ‘•aria exposition will lw cl*»sod un sun Ih>m< rut« made gsius in Michigan. aevrml striking PlumlsTf» <d Cleveland are « nastrikt for higher wages. File at h’cwjiurt. Ark., destroyed ¡>r’«|*-rty to the amount of $500.000. Kols-rts’ «-ommunication with Kim I «er ley has L«« n cut off L y th« Ikwra. .Xc> Puerto Rican franchiM*« will Iw grant«- I until g« -« rnmrnt is »stab iisbwd. Two sniall ls»yM of AfttoHa, < >r , wen drowned in the Columbia while out ii a small I m »al B »fs captured seven guns and B5t mm in an « ngag« ti.mt 17 miles fr»>tt BhauufonteiU Paintr!- and nrj- nt«-rs of M Ix>ub ar« on a strike, ¡«ending adjustment u their demand (or higher wages. Ik»ri-beri, small | m » x ami tmloni« I Ingue ar« prevalent at Manila, «-»tab limbing a death rat«of over 4<» ¡» r l,0U(> \\ cl»«t«r I »«vis. a»«*i»tant »ecretarv u the interior, has resigned to go on th« le« lure platform in the interest of th« Burrs. lays. Queen Victoria landed at Dublin. Ireland, her first visit to the islaml in 39 yearn. \ temperance movement ha« I mm * h liiaugnrat«' I in Mexi- . owing U» the I lx Tease of drunkenness. Admiral Ihiwey’s ooli««*tioi> of curi«w »ml trophies, at his request, will le placed in th«- Siuithsouian luMtltute. Turkish tower at the Pa ria exposition obstructs the view <»f the Cnil«**! Mat»-« building an I ('ainmissivuer Peck has proteetol against it. The Van lrrbilta an I Morgans now have plans almost p-rfectrd which Will give them al'Milute cn>utro) of the coal supply of America Forty-four young men of Thurston, Or, have p»titl<«n«'-i the military B'Ari for the organisation of a company of the National Guard at that place The mammoth auditorium in which •he Dem<M’ratic bathmat coBventl n was to have Bren held on July 4. was burned V» ths gr un«l, »mailing a lose of $3 50,000 Asnsrlran < «an«t«l sirtotg I |> TAw«tabs lit I'aiu by lh, Chicago, April 9 —A s|w< i.»l to the Record from U anhingt<»n says Edward < mttiried, of Wilkesl arT»*, l‘a., late •a>nsular agent of this government al Truxillo, I'rru. in a sworn vtateuient which he has fl led with the state de- ¡Mirtmcnt. ns* rts that m th« summer of IR9H at Huamuuho, 50 <»r HU Pe ruvian re volutions lata <lragg»-«l him half drcwM'd pi th« public square, where they demamlrd that he pnMiuce 5,000 sols (Iwtwren f.t.OWO atld fi.lMMl) au<l 25 rities within 15 111 I Uiltra <»r »ub init to « ha-llArmriit Hi what la imi» cd Wi I'rru th«’ th Illg aliMka.” i»<«tlfried Mays he protested that he was unable to comply with (hr demand and was Itnliir liatrly kti«». krd ilowu with a blow tn»m a gun ami over,s»w- m«d. Ills thumte were tled b-grthrr with thongs and fits hail Is t w istrd ba< k «»f his h«a I Heavy rifles were in<*vrtr«l t»etwern the inverted elU-ws ami his head aud in that pavilion he wasstrung up. In a ah««rt time t)»e ag< niring I m «i dm rendered him luaenslble 'I he a Imiuistration will «lemand rrviituti«>u au I an apology BURMAH FRONTIER FIGHT At lx«gam»p«Tt, Ind., 15U masked Haiti« ItetwarH « hie»«« K«l.|»rs and th» lirllleh l*«»llr». men blew up two bridge« ami burned two V>!l b uses un the lA«gan«|i>>rl ami Vancouver, B April 9.—Oiiental BuUington pike at midnight The pal «er» state that < h inert* official enmity road ia th» only pik» in the cs»uuty, towards f<»r«ignerw is l*elng m | wh tally There Is a general desire among al and protest» have l~«-*u dire« ted against directed against British ritixens iu Instigate«! it is said, by Rus cla««rs in the Philippine* h>r a «predy high toll am! the alleged La«! condition < hina. sian suggestions, the ( bint-re haw establishm» nt of sum» form of perman of th» pik», ent government. Mi«harl J Daly, th» Brooklyn con lately I «-en especially troubles*»me « n J<»e Pete, an In Han. umler srntrm« tra-tor who oLtain«*d from the S|wmah the Burmah-Chinese fr» nti»r where a of death for mu r* I er at < arson, N«i., city governirnt of Havana a $12,000,- medical of!»« er ami an a*wlstaut v«>m- has fwewped from custtnly. He was t< ooo contract for sewering and paving, miaaiuCter were murdm*«!. A story was brought by the Etnpreas have been hanged May 4 has re«wive«! a letter from (toveraur* of Ja|«u from Yokohama t«alay of a < »eneral Wsxt. informing him that his Diamonds, jewelry and money tn th« sericA of additional < him •« raids <>n v line of $HI,Doo was stolen from t plan« for the •'»instruct!« n of MWera and th« Burman Imundary, volminatlng in the paving ut the city of Havana are Philadelphia resident'», ami suaplrhn a Ixnttle iwtween 5‘HJ Chin« *« and 75 rests on th« coachman, who ia missing disapproved and reject ml military pdi«e uir«lrr Di*»tri> t Miifwr- Ani eri can intendent Herts, of Ba ng« «on Th» newly organ i ted A British steam launch waa rapture- Ihe upaBy, a N»w Jrr- Indian military ¡mlicB, with &'» <«urk- bv pirates near the < heck ll»ung Shat Mat«-h Machine < distri« t. the ptlot of th» boat murdere« sry cor|M»rati<»n, is als»ut to enter into h is. attacked the main I mm I v of < bin«--«, an i the laun h amt lighter, which it competition with the Diamond Match killing M and capturing their guns, Company, ktvwn a» the mat« b trust jiugais and tanners. had in tow. 1« a ;ted. The < blnrse The new companv does not intend to leader was among the killed. Mi of In a severe engagement m-ar Bolivar. confine its attention to tha trad» ol the th« British forces, loclu-ling two < ffl, Venriuela, i «eneral Hernandel was de (*nitrd Mates, but will make a vigur- cer». were wounded, <»nlv «»ne srri« us|y. tea ted by < «»neral Penal«»sa. com man«! -is fight for European tra le. through The acene of the twttle was eight miles ing the government troop«, '¡he revo the sale of rights. uu the Burmah si le of th« frontier. lutionists n»t 223 killed Guvern«tr R«M»*evrlt. of New York Ba« signed tlw Bill rrj-raling the Hortoi loxmg law It wilt g«> into effect September I. Gov. Smith. of Vermont, own« a pit vale locomotlic It I« titled with Im uriou« acvximmudatiotM for eight pa, ■enger». A national ronirrr»« of mother» 1» to be held at Da* Moina*. la., May ll-M. Th» department of agriculture will plaul 100,000 rublwr tree» in tb» Ha waiian ialanrla. V ilssble irum th» NrlHah Brand font. Orange 1’rve Mate. April I —Hurgbera who are returning frotn the kwm «»I the *saiiuas !’«••< ambuscade Swol’ -n Colorado River Car aJao referred to as Karre an«! K * ru ried Away the Great Dam. "pruit I furnish interesting deUils of I he occurrence. It api-ears that when the first retreating British wag> li eu- miKi \ or FoRn i n fs i.osr '.«re«! ttie «irift the ambuscaders si»« ut»-«l "ll*i»li up,” retmived the otfiesmi and let the « art through. I he procvMm was repeated several times, until the w ig* n« arrived iu a bum h. when the ru»e waa dis<xi*vemd and a die»r«lerly fight followed. In on« cart were two off!* Anatln, April in - Ibis city is to -«rs. t«» whom tpitimaudant ¡iewret •hoTitc«! **11 amis up " < »u® of them Bight is pitch -larknr**, w ifh 4 t 4g ng of«ye«I, a hereupon ths «»hter r shot his river, Obe mile wide. wWolleU far le- *'omra«le dsSbd, refused t* ■unv’iidrr, yon I it« natural Banks, p aring au I an«! was immediately • rgtng through all th.» a. r ¡» r* a * burghers lost three men killesi ami I IU of the town, ha»lug spread death and w uuded, ill luding a fi«hl i‘4-rnct deAtruciton in its wake In addin« n it Am«»ng ths wounded waa Dutch Milli- tv the iu«| hw« G» j-r«'¡ertv mt* - tary Attache Mi. who received a bul is al u.'Atr»! that ¡»rtween 3d ami 40 let iu tbw chest. Altogether the |hx«rw lives have been •acriOcr l. and the re- captured 3Hg prisoners throughout the ¡orts ««»rnlng in fr ,n the tributary day. *»untry i»»uight do n >t temi (■• im;>r»v« The fi«-*! is n t unlike the The signifi *an<w uf ths battle must mattrrs. n«»t be under rat»*! It waa fought by a • forte of Tree >taters. on a flat plain «ars in that a raging n r. am! without shelter. The Free Mater« already «wollen far l ev<«u I its ca|w i- ar« Dow deairous of marchng «»u |B««em ty. N re t« heavily u¡« n an immeu*» lvu!« D, ami the Transvaal office» a ar* dam «pinning a river. Iir*aking it su l attloua to emulate the sucres*«*« of I letting :««« <e a reservoir <»f waler 30 their 1st« allies. Ail the Southern B*«r Î miles long, half a mile all« ami SO feet forces have now f».»rm«<! junctions with ¡deep. u> ai«l in «'srrytng dcatructmu the main Bo- r arrnv. and f* rm a large down th«- valley• «»f the < i rad«» river force of veterans ¡he burghers, who Ihe great dam tn the i <<B»rad • gave were prevously »hort of food, now hate wav at n- it (ruin the em-r:n« • pr- s plenty. (\»miiiandanl Dwwct aeut th«» • 4 British guns, wagons ami prisoneif to P*ar ani «rash swept the valle* I*.-<w th»* i it» sr»- king the immens* light Winburg. !’rrha|«a of gr*,at<'r Importance than sill power plant ami drowning eight the vict« ry is th« a ) fur« • I Britt i workmen •««-ret |«aprrw„ including map« am! l^*-t WediwMdar night it l**k’an to plana of Hi97, |H9* and IHV9. outlining ruin ««u. har«l at this pia e. th»» stvnu elalorate achemra for the l!na«i«>ii <d eitetiding it- rlh t her* ai- ng the the Orange Free Mat« am! ths .Tratia- Wi*t« i • . . d th«* ‘ ' r - ‘ t . - r I lie vaal, aud giving a plan f«*r rea hing pre- i| itati- n • • utinti«-«! unni ibi» ru- Johannesburg from Mat« king along Dr - Ing. the downfall averaging «ix tm hrs Jamieson's route, amemled e> a« to within »n ti r \il tu » »-t -j uility avoid mistakes Another gi»«*a the I of water all along the wat- ' » t plan for a march from Bloemfontein l«> ■ the ( ■ I rado river rapidly swelled the KnoneUid. Idvii-es fr»un Vieutsr» arrant until at *» <»’«1« k tai« n rtiing berg, Pricska and Kenhardt »how th« the river, w'hi«*h ha I l*'«-n n««.< g-t«-adl- co|«>ny Is full wf rebel« I be Kt tihardt v sim «' ct evening. » .^.ng t< r retwla arv marching on t’alvinia. am! I rent, having risen 4«i f«-«-t within lu others an* <.*n their wav to I urteen hour*. streams. After daylight this morning it br- A dispatch I m » i waa f«»und at Sannas en .lie av ih - t that the situation wab Post containing oaths signed by Free ►i, i- Th- riter • »-ail to ii-e m > Staters. The signers have twetl sent rapidly that it I- A-ue evident that for iu order that the gr. al may ex • plain the invalidity td oaths umlvt costing | oM.lhh), were in iiiiminrul compulsion. danger L«> old t»> th«’ «Ian».'- r f the • it i «ti n »mall (game h - ti« aaud appeal to the powers ‘ dvl rlw of rvvrv dr» riptl 1» "inti eii t»d I deatentling the river, ami piled up Trm«l4«Ul •H*J»t'i *|irr< h l«> th* »•* • . ■< n-t the 4 ' t < » Atal* ttaad. I his a eight w aw a«vgmrntr«l every I •rotor »a, April, V. — In hl* sp»” h at moment until by in o’clock there was a 1 a-- • d It t . ri -1 the th« Ojw'til ng of th« J r«-e Mat« Präsident bt«>n d«clar«’l that, in •{ it« dam which threatened the safety of th« <»f the surrender of Hl«>rmf<»nt«in, hi- str it ’■ i ■ I (i a ‘ .t; u n. I. . ih of had not h»st the hope «»f th« triumph • f i gallons d water, muddy Ir mi Its b ug the rrpfildhan «'ause The war. In jourto-v . was whirling ami plunging 14» • ul. WM for cd Upi»n th»’ lr.tfis. ta . the »i•» t fall, an I It was rv 1 lent that ami nothing remained for the < »rang« no w 4 «»old « 11 h *« t a til th«’ imuietise I D* Male but to throw In ita 1<>1 with pressure. ita aitarr republic, in ae*< ndance w ith Die tarma of the treaty. The w ar. he tireablng <>f lh, |»a»n. mutinued. «aa l>e<un with the object of I Ths cri«ia came shortly i after II maintaining the independence »• ured o'clock, when su Idenlr. with i a rr|«»rt ’ • like the r«wr of the < hh »« u , * great the nation, and had l«n *> an • ».«fui ¡ a edge, 3* fret high, 600 feet wide, «m! that it fiad • au«ed the greatrat wniidt-r about m feet thick, r»dl«d out of Che throughout the world, and even I*» the center section of the dam, down llie lk>erw the tn-cl vea face of the 60-loot fall. «Ivep intn the After i Maying a tribute U» the memory river below. Thia left a hanging of General Joul « rt. Mrvn*ai l the Brit in th* very middle »f th«» dam, through l»h. n«»tw ithnUnding tiirir overwhelm w tng number* were violating the flag « t p ured, whl> th»' f! d, air«.i h ruing, truce ami the Bed < ro»>. and he »»• threatening < • rrthing in r- p.» n. coin ¡ mb 1 led <«» report the matter to th* Th« re I raw*« I water ¡ m » uf « m I Into til« neutral poem» Ihe preableul further p-wri h-<u-r. « tit hing eight • i.| remarked that the attempt t » create at w k there. <lr* wulng ail ! th« diammelo!) among the burgher* by 1-- i Within a ah>>rt time all th» valleys Ing pme I a tn at ion a had talied Krt« • h> th« . uith and w. -t of \i. u wer»« ring to the comw|a>n«lrnce between the 1!lle«i to uvertlowlllg with «at« r »nd booth African presidenta, am! lx>rd I ballabury, bleyti proceeded •arv V the river, was inundated. “Not only were those efforts made, !«arge rrowda collected on the river but the republics di»»|*rttched deputa- hanks, and several perwuna were • wept tiona Io > urvpe ami Am«ri< a to bring Into the river when the lain ‘ ruke, but the iuflum « of the ne tirai power«» in all Wer«’ vved by atm.-ii order U» aecure • • »-atn»n of bhM»d«hrd, A rr w I of white ¡«•ople. numt« ring and I greatly deeire that three efforts a be crowu<*I with success ** I tents, w.-re seen at thrir habitations Roberts Loses Five Compan ies of Infantry. < «plain John <*»dtnan. th« fitn-'m adviM'ate of free «•hi ¡«a a » I Irw trade. I» dee«! at B<er<»n. aged M. , j The statue of H>C Mdud Adam* wilt rr4ucr*F at War te x will noi la lhi< l»e admitted t»* the Bans expisiton be- I •e*si««u of CDttgFiMsS. I cause It is a («ere uaI exhibit. The Poeti«« Hiran bill ¡MM «rd th* At Pittsburg, Pa . i a ‘ ig eight «t.’Tv ■male hy a vote of 40 to 31. depart men t store was d- »frayed by hrs, Ih« public d»bt de» rr.*•••' 1 fO,(hM» causing a I-ma of over a $ i,0l)U tfi•«» doring tb* rm»nth of March An«>tbrr Brother of Prostdr-nt Meyn. A bill waa ¡k*•»-•<! lo throw < of orange Free Mate, , was capture I At I laho and Oklahoma In lian landa Karee biding, ami ia ik » w vt Bluem* The jourueyman pluinlers of Imlian* hiUtein. • ¡■ 11» bave struck, demanding au in The wpiadr»-n <»f the United Mate« « r«a «e in ¡» y navy, re -ently formed in Chine-* W J Brvan sd«!rei*ed 10,000 ¡*» | le at la«« it<a, Wash. The legislative enunci! «*f Trini lad hA* retiti«* ’ thè recipr»«rHy treaty with thè Cnit«*! Mate* Cimi mereiai I louse w» I HE WIRK* A. J. fohmon J. ▼ . Gaine» C V. Johnton l ap(vr»«| I*la»»e |A SHASTA ROUTE AM8USCAÜF POST «ANNAS SI I.etila» latonlar, lt.ra.4 llethleheni, l'a . Aprii 9.—The phv«l- ■ al lai« istory • 1-ehigh l'nlv< rally, un» ut III» largeat tu thè ■ ■■ untry, wa« burned today, and all Ita acien.irtc ap parato« »»• de«tn>yed. The kwa 1'1 thè building and contenta la IlOO.liOO; inaurarne, «.’>0.000. There I« a «rheme tn conatruct a di rect railroad from New York hi Chi cago, saving 600 mile« and makm, the <11 «tam e in 18 hour» At la»'ly Lanadowna’a r. w art tn London. Mme. Patti 1» »aid to ha»» worn diamond« worth <n»r «l.iKW.UUo A» chairman of th» tx>*r4 of iltrvc t< r» of the Sew York I entrai Railroad, t 'hauncey liepew draw» the anug «alary el fu i.rlOU annually. lien John J. Elwell, a hem of th« KI. Ilalana. Cal . April 9 — W H. ciul war. 'lied at CtevefaUld. O Hie Alaiandar. a farniar, aFa't arid killnj military eervlce aitandad Iroui 1861 to hl* wife t>«lay aixl thru U» k hla <'WB IM*. Ida by cutting bl« throat with a raau*. Trw«e dy •« a « allfwrwl«s Farm. GOES I1 a »* a H»«« TO CONILHINCf I errilarlal Hili l*»ss«»«l lh«» ll««u«»< »»» just I mp (i re the <larn broke aud hats not l»ren account*! for aince. It is generally l>elieved that al. of them sere wwrj-t away. A family of sli negroes living In the valley w»uth of the . ity are known to have l»rrii drown*I It ia e«liniate«l I Fiat m> re than KM) bouses have been destroyed, ami the lose to property will t»e great, b breaking of the dam engulfed th«» i water • otupany's plant below th* < ity, and it h tonight lying 15 fr«t n r water, while the city is in darkness and without wat« r. Washington, April 9. — The h«»«ise, after four «lay« of defate, !•• lay ¡ a«-«-l th« so I sit i t u t* for the isnati» Lili pr viding for a territorial f- rm of govern m«ut for Hawaii. The bill n«»w g«»»*s to rooforenca. The !n«»st inter« sting feature of the days’ pr»««*«*lings was the attempt of Ihll, of Connecticut, I»» secure th« a«l* ption of two amcmtiiif-nta, one pro viding for «’resident «-«»mmi-wi- u«r in « aitarti a S*rl«**«s Traía Wresh. •(«nd of a delegate in c<»ngr«--w an I th-* other declaring that nothing in th« act Istrado. Tri . April 10—The north* s ) m » u I«I !>e interpret*»! as a pledge of boon I paeaanger train »hl h left Imre statehood, Ii<ith ware ovrrwhvluHugly •vet the International A oreat Sorth, defeate«!. ern railway thia m< rung, wa« ore k<<l bv the reading of ih» ralle n.-ar Two* riel«»», of Kentucky, today gave no- hlg aloni noon The entire train, eg. III-» that he would move to refer the re pt the engine, went into the ditch. credential» of ai-Senator J. C. H. Mail Agent -«>1 right w.i «»ri"u-lv lu- Blackburn, a« a aenator from that «tate, juiwd, and ee»er»l other« «ern *ljr hurt. to committee on privilege« and elec F urther detail« have not l.-vn rvceiveai tion«. I luring the greater |«»rt of the here er»«i n the «»nate liad under considera The Rio Grande Ima Oi>m« to a uta nd tion the Imiten appropriation bill, at 16 fret. Without damage to the Hallivan. of Miaale«lppl. delivered a bridge« here, but the waterworks me •|we< h in favor of scaling Hon. M. s. chlnery I» »ubmerged, an«! the crops quay. ■ long the river ham been deetmyed. naia win»« i »14 oír. rían» »«4 Or,.« Fartnr* h.r.rd- f-ripple I'rerk, Udo., April 9—Two Chl< *<•>. Aprii 10. — Tir» to>lay |»rtly hundred miner» have l>»en laid off at <l«»trov»>l ih» plano «n< orgav factory the Portland mine on account of the <>f Ih» M. Si. Sichur» Copmany, corner high ralee demande-i by th» «melier« Morcan and Superior streata, rntaillnf a lo«« o( |.">0.0OO. coirro I |,y Inaurane». for the treatment nt gold ore« Th» cauaa I» Ihotighl lo ha»» ba»n ap»n* T wb 'fegroae IfmngrA tanno»« ooinfiu.ti u Batfoy» Ga , April 9—King and ^•rnloga Opera IfnNse Ihirnarl, !x>uis Goss by, colre.1, who killed Ihin- Haratoga, N Y., April 10.—The “ana i»l Mima, a farmer, and hit young Swiuci opera II oum * block and the child near hera th« night of Manh 6 Hchatfcr building, at Italian n. war* last. war« executed here today. burned today. Loee, llio.ooo,