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EVENTS OF THE DAT
N.wly Fumuhsd and Pstilted
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Our labi». arv tupplisd wah ihs
bril ihr markets aihed-^la--
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SOO. OREGON
South of fkadgs.
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ft« I »«err nt Ing « ul|wrl4«*n —f |t*m» Ft«MT
The traiMp>rt i-ogan has arrived al
-an Francisco trom Manila, with 17S
sick soldiers.
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BANK OF SCIO
SBASÌ A ROUTE
A. J. Johnson
J. V. Gimo
C V. Johnson
I»« a (evrai biaklng an<1 rt binge
ba dnes«. I ant ma'« at cunrnt rates
aid drafts Is? tied un principal cities.
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OREGON.
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P laning
M ills
HARRY S JOHNSTON & CO., Proprietors.
AIL KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORT NOTICE
All kn.db if l.nnilcr. Sadi. Onor*. Mtiultliigs,
Shwgle«, Paints aid Oik
BURIAL CASKETS AND CASES ALW a YS ON HAND
SCIO,
ludeinnitv claim, hy Pbilippltae cor-
proatMMis will l>« submitted to congress.
A bill So .It.lranchlaa negroes wa.
Introduced in th. Georgia l«-gtalalurw.
President M< Kinley a.ka tha mem­
ber, of tha < «lunet to remain with
him.
Two men aero kilted anl four seri­
ously injure.I in a tram knock near
Jackson, Mias.
The ilrsmrr Some I ity has arrived
at h.alile from Nome with 24U miners
and 1100.POO.
Eire deatr«vMl the bus I nr as portloD
of the town of Philippi. W. Va.. oaus-
ing a lose of HOO.lMkO.
A h-savy enow storm ta rsglrg m
British t sdumbia. f 2<l,utX) damage be­
ing ifoun iu Vanouuver atone.
Two fishermen were drowned in the
lay at beattl» from a small sailboat,
which caiwiscd tn a gust of wind.
The American legation building al
Caiacas was injured l.ytmd rejMir by
the recent Veueeuelan earthquake.
The ('ulrerslty of Oregon football
team defnutml the Vniversity of Cali­
fornia team by a score of 2 to 0.
Th« United Mineworkers have decid­
An Idaho dance hall tragedy rosuli­ ed to bring into their organisation all
ed in the death of two lueu al the workers in and al out the miues.
town ol <<em.
Governor Candler, of Ixoigia, baa
Thirteen |«-rw>n« were killed and 14 issued a call lor a National .Maritime
other, injure I «»rl -n.ly In a tire damp congrvaa at Brunswick, Ga., January
explosion iu tho Pluto owl mine, at *0.
Wiosa, near Brux, Germany.
In an cxplosi m in a gelatine tolling
bourn of a powdsr company al l*o-
brant«, Cai., 14 mile, from San Frau-
cieoo, one white man and two Chinese
were killed.
The murderous Apaches of Mexico,
will l>e hemmed up in the mountains
and exteriumattKl by
tlie Mexican
troope.
Anarclii-ts were not concerned in the
recent nsK Uill Oil Emperor Wllli.im. Il
was merely the act of a dementol Ber­
lin woman.
A special dispatch from Tien Tain,
ear. a tori'« of Russian. ha. captured
I he arsenal Uorthea.t of Yeng Taun,
Three Americana wt-rw killed in a
with trilling lose, killing 200 Chinese fight with 2iHI bolomen in the proviiu e
and capturing a quantity ol arms and of Panay. The enemy lost loo kllle-i
trenail re.
31 wonnded and &l) prison ire.
A. W. HAGEY
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•»lu D At.uu or » hl . M
ln-!u«trul commission hear a testi­
mony <>n labor atrikos «n l eweatafe’ps
Union labor makes a demau-l fcrr
»tale |<wltloua tu Washington under
new regime.
OFFICERS i
PrrMdrnt
Vita Prsasdsni .
Cashier
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ta i a
m . » a m
aa
liraail aixl Aig<utlna may loro. I ’ilia
to grant ftohia a demand« in ingard to
coast line«.
CAPITAL, $20,000.
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H. m . • U a mb
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lr- tured
The treaty of Pa ria waa denounced
al tha >-p«nteh-American congrees
PORTLAND. ORSCON.
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secured
IMPOHUNT
Terry McGovern d des led KM Broad
at Tatleraalla. Chicago.
Specialist for Refraction and
Defects of the Eye.
hsnk tn
»2. JOO.
■ open the t*
Quincy. HI., and
OREGON.
SCIO UmiNnBrsfABS
Max J. lat.ar, the diamond smuggler,
One hundred «lead bodies were found
plea led guilty In the Ctilt.'d State* in a swamp Jnat w.-»t of the city ol
court at HulTalo, N. Y.
11» was fin**d Galveston, Texas, on th« island where
|.. ihi and .ent to the I rie county jail they had been deposited bjr tlm storm
for .lx moutlie.
lie smuggled dia- of Septemlrer »».
tuomls which were sold lor Ill.liOO.
In old Keiitm kv, a foothmll gamtglr«-
The labites of 22 pereotta who were twwn a Cincinnati le.uu ami a Dan­
kill. I by the collapse of hone.-, iu.hore ville, Ky . temo. <-m!< I is a tight 111
by the typhoon which .truck llong which a majority ol the Cmciunatl
Kong recently, have been recovered. players were Oompelled to go to the
More th.u &ii I uh I i . s have been taken hospital.
from the harbor, »nd th» rvmaiua of
A serious wow storm is raging io
many victims am still to b. found.
Sooth Dakota.
The damage to pro|-erty and crops is
The Chloes« enij*ror an l eiupresa
Mtormoua.
will return to Pekin.
The I'aris eijmsition Is closed.
Fire destroyed a considerable por­
Kii-sian triaips ar« bring withdrawn
tion of tho Corvan palace al Seoul re­
from Pekin
cently.
The military force in Porto Rico is tu
General Itotha has sent laird Rolierta
be reduced.
a statement of tlie terms on which he
Admiral Crow inshield .ays our navy will surrender.
is crippled by lack of men.
The Japanese etu| re-s was attacked
The envoys at I’ekiit have agreed up­ by a lunatic who Uirew Iris purse and
on a buri* of negotiation.
his shoes at her.
< bin.
are worried by the recent
The firin of William L. Strong .V
execntloua al Pau Ting Fu.
Co., of New York, has failed, with
Henry Villard died at hie home near liabilities ol IG.UOU.IKM).
Our Higa An* First-Class and Our Horses
An* ( hmm I Drivers.
Hack Connects With All Trains at West Scio and Morning
Train 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 and Portland...
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Marftel« 1« A»*rl*Bhi.
Washington. N"». 17. —ftoeretary Hey
ha- rei’elvwl a petition from murly all
of th« leading rottou luauulacturars of
th-
.th to take such action as rosy
lie with In bis power to pew vent the In-
trrfereti)« by any Ev.ropean power
which might rb-ae the foreign markets
to the collon iiisnufacturers of the
Unltnd «taies sr»d tapir» other Ameri­
can Interesta. Ihe petitioner* declare
thst the "open door*' policy is necue-
nary to secure the retention of the Im-
jsirtant Irada in cotton drills ami shirt-
lug* with i bina. n>. -t cl which are
manufsilured in Boutharn stat«e. Il
is declared tlw withdrawal of this
t-ade iu Man bona would sertouaty
affm-t not only the manufacturers of
Ootton giMxIs but "outbrrtl eottou grow.
er* and eiupbxers and emplovee and
laborers Iu the cotton mills. The peti­
tioner* rwprw-ctil
folly ♦l«,'*'» W
in capital and declare thev have I *1
half their trade sine« the Boxer upris­
ing and are running on half time.
General t'haflee has cabled the war
department the following from Taku,
under date of November 18:
"Sixth
regiment. United
States
cavalry , will remain in China, un 1er
command of Ltvutcnant-Cofonel Theo­
dore J. Wiut, allh tr*ips I. K, L. M.
•*< IIAtFEE.’*
CHINESE DISCOVERED AMERICA
Japan has passed a law to pro
Mors than 150 new school h< uses
hibil la-Is under 20 years ol age from . have been built in Kausas within the
smoking.
last year.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
The home of tho late Bayard Taylor
Apricots stand second to oranges as
at Westchester, Pa . Mown as Ce-lar- s money making crop in California.
croft, was sold at sheriff's sale to sat­ Roughly estimated, the present apricot
isfy a claim.
yield ia worth l3.5OU.UUO to that State.
J. M. McKnight, formerly president
of the Garman Matiooal latuk of Louis­
ville. has l«en sent.oead to fiie years'
impriavnment at hard labor for smtiee-
glemeuk
It has been discovered that Monon­
gahela river la ruinous to boilers, hav­
ing 18 grsius of sulphuric acid to on«
gallon—a dlaastrons ratio, according
to sx per la
CIGARMAKERS
ft»ri«n»
RlOTlNO
Tvt»»l»l« lte*t«n«r»n
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III««!
Tampa. Fla . .Nov. IX —Rioting l«r-
tw«an Inumalional nn<! RwalwtiatK la
Inlftt« «»( rigariuahvrf tw*gan here to­
day at tha factory of (toiiaalra. Mora
Ar Co , of T«mi» »nd Chicago.
Tl.l«
firm xtl working a full force of Kaaw*
ttancia mao, num haring a!a>ul 5OQ.
Ihe Iutarnatuioalft marrbnl U> tha fac-
t«>ty aud daiuand«»l that the»« men
coin a out. Thu a an r»fu»««l and th«
Inter national« doc I a red thay would put
lh«u> out.
I ha prwii iMw ara < oc*d»r«l,
and aa au International man »tar to I tu
enter tha gate th« Italian d<«»rkarprr
Brad upon him. Thi» wj » qnirkly f*d-
lowed |ty an airbaagt^nf »e vara I bnn-
<lre«1 «hols. Tha front an I at-la of tha
building« »»ra ridd’al with lul rt».
but im » cna I mm » l»aau reported tu)ura<i.
Folica ntTu er» departed th* mob.
Evary factory ch «wad al nunn for the
day, lim mayor i a« »worn in lt>> «i*
tra p'll' i’inru, »nd the »heriff h»w add­
ed nnmamua deputies t« hi» h»r«*v The
it.av r ¡wei.- d • | r >atnati‘ ti b’r‘ id hug
b’ft’hlight p.<»*«»»» 1«>!»• an ! d«m<ui«tra*
tiotte of the rival trade« uulon». plauue*!
for tonight.
The International« have alaMIt HOC
member» here, »hila the R«»i»tian< ia
mam Iter« number over 3,000.
bin« a the rioting, tlw» city haa pre*
er u he I a wildly excited r«>n»lftion. and
tha etreet» in th« nrigM.>rho»! of the
eigar !act»rire bait» been throng» I
with people. Thift afternoon, a ma«a
meeting of tmeine«» men p*«*rd a re»»»*
loth n autlHtrlBing the chairman •«> ap-
pulnt commlttrra which the un. lift
ih»l. I ii. «e committee«
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that ail the men «hould go to work to­
morrow morning
The Intemvthm.tla
have agreed t*> thl» pro|toattion pra tt-
cm hr, but
the Reeintiancia Cnmn la
»till r<n»idfring the matfer.
It it
thought It will bt adopt««I before morn­
ing. All the (actorI«*» are now he.«vlly
guarded by depuliea.
MESSENGER BAXfEH S VICTIM
Fihlpnrs ( nntaineil In Inclntti llegtirdi
I ttrM'Ihrtl In i*«liln.
Mcntwrey, M«x , Nor. 17.— Th« rw»-
I- rt t .it A ‘ ri -4» - H, < ta ! ». »• un-
mrlht'ii Ancient r^c<>nl» iu Pekin »b<»w«
ing that the ChineM» die»overott Ameri­
ca 1,600 year» »go. and erected temple»
iu Mexico, han aroun^l the gmitrnt in*
le reel among the scientific men *»f .Mon­
terey and throughout tills country.
The i'hiueee templew alluded tn are in
the state of
on the Pauitlc
coast.
The ruiu of oue of the temple«
was discovered near the town of Urns,
in that state, a Unit two years ago.
(H»e (»1 the largo stone tablets touml in
the ruin» was coveted with carved
«
b were |«rtly
decipher«»! by a learn«») Chinaman who
vuitrtl the rums at the request of the
Mexican government. This Chinaman
made the exertion at the time that the
ruinn w»rv tbooe of a temple which had
hern erri ted many centuries ago by
( hine*e, but bis statement was not re*
crhed with credence.
It ha-< t»M»n long clairoiel Chat the In­
dians <»( the «tale of Honora are the de­
scendent« o! the early Chine«e settler«.
I her p«»*f>HM many
tradition» and
chaiacteriati« » of the C'hinvæ.
If the
report of the fl mil ng of these records
in Pekin is verified an expedition will
go from here to explore further the
ancirut temples of Sonora.
!>l«ho>tr«l
OMrlal».
ti,
LEADING DEALER OF THE NORTHWEST IN
Instruments Solti on Easy Terms, (’all and
See My Goods Before Purchasing.
(»Me*«
TRADE
Yoknhama. Nov. 17.—Several mem-
Henry Idling, a pioneer of M-iutana
Icre of lb« Tokio city council, having
and
president
of
six
l-anks
in
that
Marcus I>alv. the Montana ooppei
I ► ii «ra llied of si a-a-pting a bribe from
stat«, di«l al his borne Io Virginia
king, is dead, aged 00 years.
the Mitsui lead pip" factory, all the
City.
Hia«ii'lets rc’igni'd rn bl<x'. but were
Morocco de. lines to j»y the Vnltod
During the progress of a boll fight subsequently re-elect«a| with the ex*
Stales' deiioiuda for iudemrity.
gileo by uomeu toreadois al Alicante, cep ion of the itu rimlnateal members,
Congress sill I. asked io provide lot
Spain, Ihe b-n< hi's rs llajwod and eight warrant,** fur wbow arrest have been
larger ami more elastic army.
persons »>re killed and 300 lujttrod.
iasued.
The British reoccupied Philoppolia.ln
Accordlug to Commissioner of Immi­
Fire In « Hrttlgev Flaale
South Africa, after lour hours'lighting. gration iilchle, of New York. Imiui-
Detroit.
Mich.,
Nov.
1«.—Fire
!m|«irtatl< n of American Steel hart grants have arrned iu this ctmoiry at which startail in tlie euglue ruom of
threatens extin tlon of England's in­ tho rale of 1,000 |«r dev from all the Ihrtrolt llrialge ,k Iron Works early
dustry.
countrlee sine« July last.
today dial letwiMau «85,000 anai «74.-
Th. election of Beckham, Democrat,
Thirteeu insane s- ldlers from the (too damage, live hundred men are
as go« ernor of Kentucky, will not tw Philippines, who had been confined iu thrown out ol employment. The base
Repair, will
con tea toll.
the Prrsl-llo hospital at san Franciwo, la can ere I by Insurance.
1« Ix-gn t immr liatoly and the work,
Spanish papers print a letter from have been sent to the government aiy-
•tarteal again as wsm as piMible.
Don Carlos ooudemning the recent up­ lum at Washington, l>. U.
IJiie»« th»g»
l»*«d
risings.
Yale oollvge will «durst« free of
I'aris Nov. 15. — luqulrle, inaale by
The reform in the British army will charge five Fillpluos prow pled young
a leprt-sa-utalive of the press at the
require tn future 10 mouths of evi.utitl« men of except ions! fitness and high
character I« »elecle.l by Judge left, uf Servian legation here allow that there
drill for the soldier.
Is uo troth in the rejsirl publlsheai by
th« Phill| pine
mmisalon.
A fatal hotel fir. occurred at Popo-
th« Echo de I'alrs taaiay that Queen
At Denier, tn an action begun by
lar Bluff. .Mo., In which four pereons
Drag, "1 Sert la I* dead.
The legation
I lean Hart to prevent Suuday t hea tri­
were burned to death.
oil a lais hate Ii t even hewral that the
os 1 p-
•
queen I* ill.
Tho mineworkers of America wish tc decided lo fntor ef the theaters, bidd­
We-aillky M«* m *S »«Blrid«.
have operators meet them to arrange ing that the city ordinance on tho sub­
Fort Wayn». Ind . Nov. 17.—Frank
ject is void.
aunual wale of wagee.
Ahlarman, a wealthy real «state man.
Tho Peruvian bark Fiancisco Toao
Ex-S«nat<>r John L.
Wilson an­
killed himself today.
He walked into
cleared
from
Asli-ria
with
a
cargo
of
nounces his retirement from political
■ hardware »o re. port ba*e-l a revolver,
&2V.OA4 feet of lumlier, valued at
leadership in Washington.
loa leal it eual than sent a bullet into hie
B&.7S4.7S.
She waa loaded al the
He t« thought to hate beau in­
14 Hung Chang says demands for Kuapplou, Mash., mills, and goes to brain.
sane.
He waa a promlueut Republican
punishment of Prince Tu.u and tho Callao. Peru.
politician.
dowager empress are too humiliating.
The state supreme court of Mioneeo-
iiioine» .sorti» ft«« « «bi«.
Th«r» •• still e.u.e *rl< ll- u aruong ta > as decnied tost I bo so-caiio-l jag
Washington, Nov 17.—Consul laals-
miners and operators In the anthracite cum law'* ia unconstitutional liecause
section, but it may bo peacefully ad­ it applies only to comities of over 50,- toe, al Rotterdam, In a rvport to tho
OtM) people au<l II is limited in Its bene­ state department, s<ye that a third
justed.
fits to a certain numtwr in each county, telegraphic cable has tieen cotMtrueteal
The annual report of the Vnited
one per year to each 10,000 of people. recently betwaen The Nrlberlanate «nd
States Indian cumint.siouer wive Indian
Adrew Camogio has another surprise England and «ill expedite the delivery
population has not decreased since set
for
Pittaburg, involving the expendi­ of Ameria-an cablegrams via Laaualou.
tlem.ut of the country by the whites.
Farm Marhlnwry Flanl Hwraad.
ture of several mtlili u dollars. Ihe
Two passenger trains collided on a purpose is said to be th« establishment
Chicago, Sov. 17. —A xpeciai k' tha
curve us the Misamri. Kansas A Texas of a poly technic ncbool for the tuoiruo- Recaanl from Geuova. III., says:
Fir«
railway. Iwtwswn Hherman and Denni- Hon tu practical mechanics and the in­ totally dratnoeal the plant of the Ap­
eon, Texas.
D. II. Weaver, fireman, dustrial ectencrs.
I he amount of pleton Mane factoring Company in thia
was killed. A. C. Andrews, vice-pres- money which will la spent by Mr. city. It starteal in the paint shop.
i.tent of th« Grayson county bank, ol Carnoglo in founding and endowing the The la.sa ba »250,000.
Th« company
Sherman, waa probably fatally injured school U fS.OVO.OOO.
niauntaetureal farm machinery.
Dobbs Kerry, N. Y., aged
IRVINE & CALAVAN, Props.
Cotton Manufacturer« of the
South Petition For It.
Eire at an Ouhkuak. Win., lumber
yard destroyed flt.UiX) worm of tine
grade lumber.
A it. !»•••» ’ »r
< h< ata
Lincoln »1 Edinburgh.
VO<.EL
Will make regular trip. to Kr.u.
W a’eh Imai o.luiun for dal« •<! visit«.
l ire at Canton. China, deetroysd be­
tween K ■" and t ■'> b-
s.
OPEN DOOR l\ (IIIN.I
TKHSR TI« K> FR<»a .HE WlftlB
tu « < «t« I era»«* Z<.m-
0K
NEWS.
Two tn.n held up a saloon st Taeotna
end ssrcuiwd fl'2.
Epitome of tt. Telegraphic
News of th» World.
J. BEARD, Prop
0 L. VIICEIT, Prep.
LATER
I otittrll Hluff« tlohhrr lh« <>itlra»t «f •
Vt r-«ll h v » aWBll » ■
Chicago, .Nt»v’ IX.—The Immltt who
wa» killed October 3 l«»t by Ki|>reaii
Me««* nger Bait« r. on the Kuna» ( ity.
st. JoiH ph A < outn il Bluff*» railroad, 1«
»aid to have been the untcaftt of a
wealthy Ma»»aebu«etta family.
I hl«
inlortnation wo given Ideutoiient Ko­
han, of detective headqaarU'r*, by a
••©rook*’ wh >m tha veteran det- five
bi«« knowu for year».
have rv> rraeon *n duuM the man*«
•t»»ry.” *atd the Iutenatil, "and al­
though lie U a thief, I have confidence
in hit word.
A w«M’k or 10 day« Iw
(ore the train hold up on the kan«a<
City, St. J«»-, h «V Cimm il Bluff« rail-
r »'I. my iuiormmt met the man here
In Chicago. The plan» were then l»e*
Ing made (or tlie hold-up.
’Keep an
eve <»n the peper», »aid the man, 'aml
you'll hear of »oiiiething near Conn» il
Bluff«.’ My informant did not then
know that a train waa Io t»e held up,
but when he read of Ihe attempted rob­
bery an«! the killing of one of the ban*
dll», he knrw who It wa» that did the
Job.
latter he «aw a picture and <le-
•criptKWl of the dea<l rvbbrr and roc«jg-
uiBrd the man al once,
lie wool«! u- t
leii me (hr name v( Ihe thief wh»» »a«
killed by the exprefta metoriigrr, aa he
»aid it would only »addrn a (atnily who
have ha<l their »h«r< of »orrow lor the
acta of a way ward eon.*'
WHOLESALE
EJOOYSNA TCHINQ.
Iturvlbla l>l»rw<8»r> W«4« la a Mlrhlg«»
« riimlery.
Kalamaauci, Mich . X»»». 19—The
auilM'tiliea ol tills city were iufoimnd
• ■Jay <4 » b- riible case uf uhi>le*«ln
tswiysiiatrhll'g wlili'h tas'k place in tha
Hpriii,br>«'k
cemetory
lu Newaygo
county.
Nine Uxiies, an far aa kuowu
al present, were exhumed and all but
one were tboae <>( |*rsr>n* who bad died
wittan the past year 'Die ninth tic-
Gin. which is aiip|s>aed to hate I sen
Mrs. Henry Knowlra, although the
laxly is lu such a s.ate nf >lec"nip>>«l-
lion aa to !•« unre. ognixab'e. waa <11*-
coiere-l in a h< gn fence aiont a <|Uar-
tirol a mile fiom tbe cwnietrrv. hhe
died Is,ul five years ago. Tlie ceme­
tery Is in an isolated spot, and op to
Wetinvaday Ibero bad not I* i> a t niial
tb.ro for nearly throe weeks. When
Isaac Dunton, the sexton, «rut to .lig
a grate yesterday, the discovery was
male rt romna nt a of eoffina. which
aevmrd lo have* lawn knocked apart
with an ax aud were strewn about tlie
graveyard.
It*m»lr» •»( « Train Itiihbar
I'boenix. Ari,., Nov. 19. —Between
i 'a-a Grand« end Fl rence a party of
hunters loom! a skeleton whh'ti I, he-
lievrol lo I« the remains of Burl Al­
vord, leader of one ol the moat oasper-
ate Iwnds ol train rot*1*ra that aver
operate.1 In Artxoua. There ta scarce.
Iv anv daub: that he was killed try
William titles, one of the nieml'«». of
the irang.
Wild animal, had torn all
the flesh from the skeleton, but pecu­
liar marks <>n the skull and fillings in
tbe teeth made identtfi 'atl"ii sure.
Thr»t ll«n»lng* In Ariaon«
Phoenix, Arts., Nov. 19—Unless
tlie uuexpa-'tcl happens and further
clemency la extended by President Me-
Kinley or Governor Murphy, three men
will le hangni Saturday for murders
in Atlantia
Thomas and William
lloldrman will be executed at Tomt>-
atotie for the killing of Ted Moore, and
Santiago Ortea will pay the death pen­
alty for the murder of W. ft. Moffat.
Rplnrn «f il»« 1
Man Francieeo, Nov. 17.—Tho trans­
port la gan arrived from Manila louigM
and went Into quarantine.
The Logan
briers <7- sick soldier», >0 priamn
•nd eight insane.
OTHKRR .FARK LITTER
Threw Xt»|f»»o9 l.yi»rl»««l.
Jefferson. Tet., Nov. 19.—Three ne­
groes who bad been ar rested for wav-
laying ami attempting to kill Mr.
ftiallcup were taken from tbe jail last
night by unknown p*r«ona and hanged
to tbe railroad bridge across t'yprnsa
ba yon. The neg rusts had confessed to
the crime. The mob that did tbe
banging overpowered the jailer and
cut the telephone line, so that the
jailer could not .xrmmunlcate with tho
ehonff
HF.TIEK
MeOetets a«4 H uh . ss . Ce«eeo et lite
tails, Malea Mao Adtansed
Its tossii,• la Chi««.
Washington. No». 19. — Minister Wu
ha, received from Dirv. tor-< .e«eral
Mi.-ng the following mrtle«ram. whl. a
he c- ninuo.«st«d to secretary Hay Ve­
da*
An Imperia I decree of November IS
8s r ea t'riac« Tuan and Primo<'hang
«» Ho ir ranks an.I "fflcva, ami order*
them to be impr:*»oed for Itle. Prior«
Yih ami secondary Prime lautig to 1.«
imprij" no.'; asw-onitary Prince Men to
t« deprived of bls rank: Duke I-an and
in lug Nien t<> is» deg rails. I in rank;
Kang Yl being dead, no penally can be
lm|a>«s*l open him; Chao hhu t hlao to
1« degraded, I ut retained tn oft ». and
-o-n t> I» ail.ed to tbe larlheet
boundary.'»
The Chtuoee ofii lal, mentioned in
ti.o de.-rce are am ig the highest la
l bitta, and comprise moat. If not all,
of those agalliti whom the powers de­
manded rigorous punishment.
Prine«
T»an stand, al th« bead ol the anti*
foreign amt I’oiar movement. Provimi,
e I ta '. graded him an I t. > k away hl,
otl.' a and servant,, boi Ibi» judgment
ol life Imprisonment is the most sever«
thus far given lo anv uf the leaders
t' -',- nsl' le I. r the trouble.
From a
i liih'-se situiI-,int, it Is an extroma
I- -ut» I" a prill'-.'
1 tne bb d. but
It remains to >< aven wlx-lher the pow-
v • w ill regard it aa adequate to Prince
Tuan's often*«. The others melili'ned
Were Tuan • active as- elates, and l>vo
of them were spr. Ideally msnlii>un<l
I. r punishment, alt ng with Tuan. In
retart Hay's note <>t Octol-er S, iu
wliih he advised the < hl tie*« govern-
«ut that Git* country would expect
th»«« officiala to receive their just do­
lerla.
K ing Yi t* one of the melala who
di("i • iddetily when tho demands !<>r
puniahmrut ha.l l«en made, probably
by stil.-ide,
Yu listen la another sial
was il- <ight lobate "Uimitle*! aiih ide,
but the report* indicata that be i, siili
a .
IV las Cwurss at ike t'wlte* Olatss.
There is no hesitation in energetical-
It denying the tkuro;-eaU imp.I. all n
that tbe I'nltol Matos government le
motel lu it* filine«» course by routi­
ni ruta I and n ii bus in«, a! ike considera­
tions. on the contrary, it is |*>int»d
out that, while sentiment ia on tbe
*1 le ol «>ur government lu tin* matter,
it la a.’ "in|«nled by the roundest bust
ms* con Ideratiuua
I lie animating
purp -a ol the state department now 1*
to prevent the deetraetton ut Chine«,
Int'grity upon pretexts, to nialiitalu
the o|um door, for which our g >v«rn-
n .III li ng I nW ■ ouleiided, and to secur«
Indsmiiitiea fur the pa*l. aud guaran­
tees for the future.
A
TERRIBLE
PENALTY.
Th» I l»»t<»n, « «»I«» , M»«-«l»r»r Hiirtte»!
Ih» «lt«ik».
Limi n, Colo.. Nov. 19—Chalnal to
a railroad rail rot firmly in the ground,
ontlieei'ut «pot where Ills firmil*h
crime wa* committed, Preston Portar,
Jr , or, »■ be waa familiarly known,
J. Im P"Her. tin* evening paid » terri­
ble je-ualtv for hla deed, ft w
8 23
c'clock when tlie father of the murder­
ed girl touch'' I the n atch to the fuel
which bad l e-'ii piled around tbe ne­
gro, and 20 mlnutre later a last on-
vuleite shmlder told that life was ex-
timi.
What agony the doumed boy
suffered while the risine, shriveled
np bls flesh could only lie giiesae-l by
the terrible >■< ntorlton* of hl* fa. « and
Hie cri» « he gave from time to time.
The executioners, who nnnil>«r«<t
alaiut Silo citlMne of Limon county,
had not the least rem blame of th« or­
dinary mob. Their every act sat ity-
liters!«, and during all the prepara­
tions, aa well a* throughout the suffer-
iugs ot the negro, hardly an iiunecea.
aary word «a* spoken. Grimi» they
at.od lu a i in le al«nil tl>« lire nntil
the hodr waa «ntlrely consti med and
then quietly they took their way back
to Liiuon, from whence they departed
for their horn«, shortly afterward.
Attar* « hi tu» Hatter.
lirr-lau, Nov. 19.—Emperor William
waa the object of all attempted oatrag«
ti.lay which, bowatar, failed
4«
«
waa .frivin* in an op«a carvl.gr t(l tn«
•uirasater barracha. a- compaine-l by
th«. bvr*-*lii«ry p«>uc« of has«-Meining-
rr, a w man In the crowd htirted a
short h.«ud'chop|irr, or hatchet, al th«
carnage. The hatchet atro, k the car­
riage, but the rapidity with which the
vehicle waa pasting saved its occu­
pants.
H-s.I K»4 t oltisi»«.
Oil City, Pa., Nor. 19.—A head-end
W'llialon let a ecu a Pennsylvania extra
freight train and a latke hbore paeron
g«r train «x eurrod two miles watt of
Polk tonight. Both engines sere de­
molished, all of the passenger roach««
left the tracks, and 40 oil aud coal
ears of the freight were derailed.
tossente* Weprwea
WaeArlhaar Ksaeoses Ik« < enssrehl«.
Manila, Nov. 17.—Tlie cenwirehtp
was remain'd today.
General Mac-
Arthur. bow,i«r. has isaae.1 directiona
to the cable com peu lea ordering them
to furnish him with a copy of all press
dispatches.
Princes Tuan and Chang Go
to Prison for Life.
»rem Vetta*.
Lexlngtow. Nov. 19.—A. A. Tbomp-
eon. a promiaant farmer of Bourbon
county, i.i-rge l«eary and Mamuel
Adam*, rvlored. were held In «1,000
><all by Uniteti *talee Commissioner
lllll to »be telerai court the first Mon­
day In January, at Frankfort, eharg«>l
with conspiracy to prevent negroe*
from voting at the last election. It is
chanted that crap game« were started
ami the negnes participating wetear-
rested ju»t i.elure the election au aa tn
keep them away from lb« p»’11*«