The Santiam news., June 21, 1907, Image 1

RUSSIA IS QUIET.
People Receive New* of Cxar's Ac­
tion in Silence.
In a Condensed Form fur Onr
Busy Readers.
HAPPENINGS OF WO CONTINENTS
A Reeurh« of the Lesa Important but
Not Leee Interesting
Evwnta
•f the Past Week.
Market quota!lone ar* to la ¡««ted
on Union Pacific train*.
St. Petersburg, June 18.—The di «we
lution of the acimd doom* waa recvlv-
rd throughout St. Pvtervburg with per­
fect tranquility, tlianka to the precau­
tionary nwwauroa. and in no place in
Kueela, *o far a* known, were there any
etricTM disturbance*.
lteru»ri»tiatl<Mie amutig St. I'vtere-
burg workmen are anticipated temor-
row,, but the authorltiee are not alarm*
ed. Tlvey profeaa to be chiefly •Pl**
henaive over the j>«Mobility of rioting
and racial eacaaaea in Ole*«» and in
Kiev and other cilice where party feel
ing run» high. An outbreak of agrarian
dieooleta In several tegiona of the em­
pire ia anticipated later, when the ,ieaa-
antrv learn of the dlaaolution, but a
spirit of quiet confidence in the ability
of the government to handle tbe eitua-
tinn prevail» in admmiatrative circice.
New» of the dleauluUun reached the
St. Petersburg ¡«¡»*re too late for their
iaar edition*. i>ni tn* public aaa quick­
ly Informed through extra» ami groat
pnetvr* rot out by the police at all »trvel
corner», containing the uk»«e announc­
ing the dteaolulion and the Imperia)
manifeato.
SCHMITZ IS DEPOSED! mucm
" —
SCHMITZ IS GUILTY.
Main Reliance of Haywood Rrosecu-
tion I* on Conapiracy.
Gallagher to Temporarily Occupy
Mayor's Seat.
SOON WILL YIELD TO ANOTHER
H Iribary-araft Proaecution I* Now In
Completa Control of S«n Fran*
Ci«CO Government.
Boise, June 17.—The announcement
made by the priwecutlon in the Hay-
woud care Saturday that it would have
ita leetitnony in chief ooncluded by or
on Wednesday next, taken in connection
with th« fact that there ia io be Ov oth­
er rowion until TiMfdey. iiaa erected »
feeling tliat the »late 1» not going to
prveent euch a »trong i-uae of eotrobora-
tion tui aaa ant tel [eat cl.
The ro*«on
f<<r thi» feeling ia probably twofold,
tliat the law of conapiracy ae laid down
in thia »tale 1* not fully un«tar»L"d by
the public and that the »stent to which
the «tale may relv upon rebuttal troth
mony 1« not known.
Tbe law aa laid down in the Uorvo-
ran <aae i* very bread and It ia under-
Hood It* general |>riticiplro apply in
thi* ataa, but tliat fact la not graaped.
For inatancc, it ha« been argued by
' ....... . II
»rit.o» n: llu ir
mmuhii-atl>> » (Sat the »tate nmai
corroborate Orcliani'a matetnmt tliat
llaywuod «ent him to kill Steunenberg.
Jury Agr««« That San Francieo Mayor
Estoried Money.
Delegates ol All Nations Will Dis
cuss Peace Plans.
FORTY SIX POWERS REPRESENTED
Action on Dltermament Question
Be Welched bv Whole Civ-
ilued World.
to
S«n Franciaeo, June 14.—A jury of
12 of te» ¡»-< ra baa declared Mayor
Eugena K
limits guilty of th* crime
of extortion a» citaigvd againet him by
the Oliver grand jury.
i'ltr lit »«. 4 :,t one |KUr lnj
thirty die minute«. It elected Char lee
E. C'«|>p foreman and at once proceeded
U1 en infol Inal ballot
Thia wm caal
vei bally and atood 11 for conviction
iuid oM fm acquittal. Mr. Burna, a
shoemaker, east the diracnling vote.
Then the 12 men began a diacua»mu of
the evidence, which l«»te>l for nearly
an hour. At the end of tliat time the
llrst formal laillot waa va«t. It waa a
written Istilot and waa unanimous lor
conviction. The jurymen irouad this
siaiemeni to lha Arooctated Bresa im­
mediately after their diamiseal by the
court.
The mayoi rectpived the verdict quiet­
ly and without emotion. He set at the
tattle talking with hla counael, while a
few ioyal friend» came up and ebook
him by the hand. Many of the city
employee, appointee* of S hmllx, were
preaent and t)i»y allowed the greateat
aurprxe and <orwternation.
Assistant District Attorney lleney,
who ha* istrne the brunt of the Iwltle
for the prosecution, was not In the
courtroom when the
verdict
waa
brought In. I ven the piiroiuthm did
not aspect su< h a quick d<«taiou by lite
nod waa'iit | t•• |«1 re-1 for It. There
aeie no signs of jubilation when tiie
result of the trial wss known »m<tng
tiie fore«• of the proeecullon.
They
iook tlieir vktory quietly.
Among the crowd were lirard expree-
■ iona <4 ratiftfnctiun that ) tret ice had
¡-••i. doo.-, oio !! ■ > »err mingled witii
words of regret that Schmitt, who bad
played such « *.•» ml |>«rl during lite
tire an.I w.rr I.
L ;., ¡..¡...I
limtad to
the influence that h»«l tr..ogM absjtSt
his rooviction of felony. Sentrnoe will
lie prom>unc«Hl June 27.
Han Franc taro, June 18.—Acting un­
Th* Hague, June 15. — With the rep­
der instructions from Distri-1 Attorney
resentative« of 4ti coeintrie» gathered
William 11 larogihtn, the taw rd of su­
Itetiver la full of deletraUe to attend
here for the Opening ol tbe second ¡ware
pervisor* »h (rtly after 7 o’clock laat
the land law conv« often.
conlerwnw, which will take place to­
night adepted a revolution declaring
Tbe new Halva>l<iro«ti revolution ie
Mavor Eiurenc E. Hchmita tempneatrH*
day, their is a temai Sabir txmtnuit be­
not making much headway.
unable to ¡>erform hi* orticial duttra and
tween the rontimenta prevailing U|ion
appointing Superviwir James L. Galla­
Limitation of armament will n>H
the eve of tiie original conference of
gher acting mayor. Th* latter ray* he
come before The Hague conference.
IH99 »nd t<slay, which lias tweome a
will arwoime the mayoralty at once and
The wife of rx-Governor Wells, of
subject
of general comment.
In 1KUV,
he denies tliat he ha« made with the
SCHMITZ MUST STAY IN JAIL. -A
Utah. ! a.« been la'ially hurt m m aut"
district »attorney or with any one else
although l«wa tiian half the present
wreck.
an agreement to resign at «command, in
Judge Ha« No Dxcretion and Give* num! er of governments were represent­
WON'T RUSH STRIKE.
«rrder to trrake wav for a reform mayor,
Baron Kaneko is to aucraed Aokt a*
ed, the iio|>e of the world waa high and
Sheriff Strict Order».
whose
name
is
yet
to
be
annout
c
-d.
Japanese amlaorador to the I'nitoi
Mr. iMngdon, Assistant District At­
Han Frannciasv, June 17.—"No bail there waa a vision of disarmament and
State*.
Telegrapher* Realise Great Coat to
torney Heney, Rndolph Hpreekela and for Eugene Fl. Schmita," the convicted the baiiiaiitnrnt of the cur»« of war
Butin»«* That Wou*d Follow
A tire in a Boeton garage destroyed
tfo-ir ! .o 'll. dlute **-■ •• ate* m the 1 r:
mayor of Han Francieco, w»» th* ruling from among civillaed people».
Men
bet wren 36 and 40 automobile«, value,I
New York, June 18 —The Commer­ • ri »-raft pcueeeLtioa ate ■ 'v
made by Judge Frank II. Dunne, in th»
at 1100,000.
cial Telegraphers’ union haa not yet placed in actual ccntroi of the munici- application mad* by the mayor'* conn- who were here eight years ago r«-eall
New York broker* report the theft of received an answer to the demand* <>n ¡«I situation. Tliat they will be allow­ •el that he tie given hi* liberty under how the dvlegal«w of lite ¡Miwera met in
(20,000 In boml* which were in tranait the Western Union Telegraph company, ed so to remain without legal conteet bond ¡tending rontence, which the court rr*,»>nse to the generous a|>p*al of the
according to President H. J. Small, o< by tiie convicted mayor'a attorneys is will pronounce on June 27.
from London to New York.
Judge emperor of Ruroia and entered upon
the Union. After a meeting of the ex­
It is the plan of the Ihinne adopted aa hi* own the «land of tiwtr work with the seal ami enthusi­
Order» have Iron received at Hono­ ecutive committee tonight, both Provi­ not »ruperted
p,‘h. f,,r. ... t,, H m I i t.,r ti c
tiie ptiveviitlori that in the vyee of the
lulu to double the eajwcity of the firm* dent Smail and Secretary Treasurer
nation
!n
a
few
day*
of
gome
one
of
the
law tlie mayor 1« no different from any asm of men upon a holy mission. Yet
cipal army poet neat that city.
Rowell left the city, Mr. Rnaaell re 18 supervisors. This forthcoming, act­ other ¡ter»>>n on whom the jury ha* rot three mouthfl later this dream fadetl
atid nothing beyond the adoption of a
Eruniinvut rallr rol surgeon» Itelievr turning to Chicago.
ing Mayor Gallagher will appoint to the brand of felony.
President Small notified all the un­ the vacancy a man named by the dis­
tii»t many wreck» might tie averted If
Ex Judge J. C. Campbell, the may- pious vow remained of the avowi-d ul>-
(lie employe» were retired upon leach­ ion* ’«slay t K m t tbe statement that the trict attorney. Ho »oo«i a* he take* • r'» chief counted, made the formal mo­ ject of th» conference.
Tim powers fevering a discussion »1 a
adjustment of grievance« had liven post­ ctlice. Gallagher will resign from the tion for the admittance of hie client to
ing 40 year*.
poned waa untrue, and directed them to mayor'» chair and hi* resignation will tail on the airviigth of an atii-invit in propawul to r<slu«*earmam«nt* fear tliat,
The trial of Orchard for the nturtier hold themselve* in rvadiusa* (or Im­
b*' a<wj>.ed. The b-«rd, acting under which the mayor auva tliat, by rroam tin Ire* it is brought up, the whole ides
of »«-Governor Steunenberg ha* Iwen portant information.
At
orders
from the pMaerution, all) then of having liven rotnpellrd to give al- tnsy fall into unlverswl ridicule.
p>artr>med until after the Hay *o,l. Pet­
¡‘resident tstnaii also imued a state t ¡elect the new iiM*mta*r ita |>r«'»nient pro miwt hi» w hole time and attention to the outeet It ia mmoi that the important
tibone-Moyer trial«.
merit in which he mid that krai union* : ; lein|K>re and by virtue of that office he bl* trial for the last four weeks, public thing la to avoid discord, and with ihe
Telegraph operator« cf the United a!! error the country were ilaiooring will al once become acting mayor.
buatnaaa requiring hi* attention ha* purpose of permitting a further exchange
State« will ask congnwt Ut take charge for a »trike, I ut that they laid been
liven delayed and there i» now a large of views and in order that the delegatee
notified that they muat take no action
o< tiie line*.
amount of it ¡tending and undetermined may get liettar acijrudnted, it lias been MAY HAVE DISPUTE AT HAGUE.
ODESSA IS STORM CENTER.
without ¡«rmiaaion from the national
and requiring hi» immediate attention. d«'ckie>l already to portponr the second
A Great Northern .¡»utrongvr train
wraion uf the confvretice until Tuea-
officers. He added that in view ol the
Japanese Scham* Ut Aggression Op-
was wrecked near Minot, North Dakota,
day. Home optimist* incline to the
frwt that a »trike would 1« coetly to Dissolution of Douma I* Hailed With
possd by America.
and 17 people injured.
RESUMES DESPOTIC POWER.
opinion that the fact that the'.liffteultlra
boaineea men throughout th* country,
Joy by Reactionist*.
New York, June 14.—A Vienna die-
The elder atatesmen and ministers of the national board of the union «u
are fully appreciat'd tn advance is only
INI«'«»«. June IN — The new* of the
likely tu make the ultimate result ¡«ich to tbe Harald quote» s dalegat*
Ja|«n do not regard a» roriuu» the agi­ anxious to avert it if ¡>oaslbl«.
diaeolutto« of the douma ami tiie ern- Cxar Dissolve* Douma and Chaneg*
richer.
tation in Han Francieco.
Esilting
Law*.
to The Hague rupfarenoa, seid to b» lb»
pertar’» manifesto waa recelv««d with
JAPAN NEEDS MONEY.
I>e legatee to The Hague ¡Kxtce con­
atu|M>(action by th* Ptogreralve* here,
repraaantativ« of * grast power, aa de-
Ht. Petersburg. June 17.—Emperor
United Railway* Deter Dividend
ference have little hope of accompink­
who liad not exptsMrd th* al»riigation of Nicholas a th r re. I his signature Hatur-
alaring timt Japan l» to hurl a bomb
New York, June 16.—The directors
Thought That Thi* Can Be Railed In the laws ao far forre«! (rom the govern­ day to an ln>|>erial uka*e abolishing the
ing anything toward disarmament.
into thg conferenc«. by lulnglng forward
ment, but provoked the high«« enthus­ pre»«-nt douma and ordering tliat lit* of the United Railway* In vestment
France Now.
Ilarrtmanx'a businroa aoemlaa have
th» (juesti-'U of rieht of ■ runqueter Io
Paria, June IN.—While political con- iasm (torn tiie Uomo of True Russians, elH-lions of memlrers to it» •ucceanor, coui|«ny, It was announced today, have ann«x territoiy atiliimraled withal! that
atarted a movement to compel him to
!i!r
give up t lie control of other railroad».' »¡deration* of high order contributed to who today celebrated tiie event with which ia to meet Novemta-r 14, bv held datermimsi that lt.w(|l 1«? Inadvirshlr
ro 'i' ■« tt ■
, Jr
-
thw «an;jtí¿irt af
• - • *«s.
I j iiiHM-r the n-w r:e«rl:rs?i law. »«•«••• ••«•••
the
negoiiatiw
of
the
uvW
rraiwu-Jap-
|
Tni» will ba warmly nenied by both
at
pt
esent
to
take
action
with
reepert
A new mavor will noon it* niicaen in
«tiw}
«a
h »mi ijj » « waaeii tmrxi inc vid«* against th* "submergetH'e of iii*
an«ra» entente, tiirre is no longer any
to the semi annual dividend on pro- Rtusla and th» United F at*«, Mia
ban Francla-o and then the head* of
doubt that tbe eulwtantlal quid pro quo True Rinviane marched in prorti.kvn educated claarro by the uneducated
Hcrald's Informant ie quote«) a» eaying.
the roveral department* will 1« re-
to
the
cathedral,
where
a
«peci»
l
«et
­
ferrel atock which 1» ordinarily pay­ The Ituwisn» hav» large private prop-
tna'ses."
giver, by Fiance we* the promise ol ac­
moved.
nee
was
held.
They
carried
huge
Rua-
able
In
July.
Thi*
step
»nr
taken,
It
Th » action conalitutce a virtual coup
ce*» to the French market fur future
etUiw In Manclrttria, and Ehe United
Ht. Ixmla rot »part a day for the kill­ Japanese loans. Japan did n:t ne«! a alan Istnnets and bust* of high govern­ d'etat and override* tiie fundamental ia elated, in view of the existing Strike Htates conald> iBtifo lultilng and uther
ing of rata and now tbe authoritiee will French guaiantee for Corea and Formo ment otficial*. ' There were no exer­ laws solemnly prociaime«l by bis majes­ situation in Sen Francisco, gfid to tbe interrata In <>r.g
Of auch Intereeta
ty <>n the vv* of th«’ convocation of the end tliat the !nv«wtment company Japau pfopee.jo dapriva them. At all
harp Ut do something t> get r.d of the­ sa, trat a Japan««*« guarantee for Indo- cise».
Hitus. the diaeolution of tiie douma first donma. which declare that the might be enabled to »ftord to the
ca rues*« s.
China was worth a great deal to Franc*.
events, tliat ja to I* th» obfocl of her
Francisco tte
Jatmn, according to the confidential tiie police liave at reel«*«! more Gian 300 electoral law can never bn ota»njwj United Itailroa.I. -f
piofswitjon.
A receiver has been placed !s ehar»
persons,
including
three
professor»,
th*
fullest
measure
of
aupport.
Tlte
divi
­
without
tiie
roneent
of
parliament
'JTie Unitrtl Htglra ¡irqMieca to bring
<>f Milliken Broa. Steel mill, New statement* made by some of her high­ leaders of the different Radieal ¡«rtira Itself
dend
has
lieen
2',
per
cent
semi
­
Thia breach of the constitution
est représentative» in Euri ¡ie will need
a motlon diainctriiwlly op|i<>*ed to that
York, and the plant »hut down,
Fif-
aotnathlag like live billion franc* (|l.- and »everal tainrliea, Including a num­ la ju»tifinl by the great law of nts’eaal- annually.
of Japan, and thia, in vivw of tbe jure-
teen hundred men are idle.
Governor General ty, tiie advisers of tiie e rn per or holding
OOO.OOtl.iiOO within tiie next few years tier of children.
ent exlating cixdtmaray Itelween Jsjiau
Kaulbars
summoned
before
him
11
Jepeneae
1klmo»t
Shut
Out,
It lm|s»«*ihle under present condition*
The Japanroe vic» miniatrr to France to convert her present high rate loan*
and Amerk-a, It is rswy to mw ha» all
aaya hi* country can never forget that and to furnish the capital n«-ce*»ary for public officiale and wanted them against to MM-ure a parliament cafwble of co-
Han Fianclaco, June 16.—'The •p*»* the making» 6f a tiral claa» Internaliun-
American opened the way foe wratern industrwl and commercial development commenting on the dissolution, other­ ojierating liarmonioualy with the crown ■age of the law by oongreaa ro«f/icling al ruw.
wise their punishment would Iw sus­ and reaming Rural* from anarchy and
civilisation and depkitee the war talk.
in Manchuna.
the atiiniaaion of Ja^nroe laltorvrgin
pension.
revolution.
The Chineee crop« will be «bort
the mainland lia» ¡>ractlcally ellminal*
FINISH WITH ORCHARD,
SCHMITZ MAY UPSET PLANS
again thi« year.
Fire Deitroy* Montana Town.
a
.. A,» 2. .
NO CONTEST ON BOND ISSUE «•I the iniiiiignrtion of that cla mi Of
Butte, June 18 —A apccial to the
A<lama i* to be forced to teetlfy In
Chief
Witness
(or ¡Mate on Stand fer
Aaiatica,"
raid
Commieaioner
of
Itnud*
If He Secure* Bad, Rcheme for Re­ Mirier from Harlowtown. Mont., taya
the Hay woe»! rage.
•
Sr» Daye,
grallon
North
yratordgy.
"During
May
Union
Pacific
Yota*
»100.000,000
organisation Mar Be Delayed.
"Fire which broke out In Marahall’»
about 700 Ja^nero laborer» arrivefl
Nicaragua ha» sent an army to aralal
Hei»e, Idaho; June ¡4.-—Tlw» maw-
for Improving Lins.
general »tore haa practically destroyed
Han
Francisco,
June
IS.
—
A
radical
from Honolulu without |M>a|M>rta hw
levoluticHiiata uf Salvador.
f Harry Orchard cloeed
Before the Are could tie
Halt lake City, June 17.—At a spe­ the mainland, but they were all In •ilium
ehange in tiie executive branch of Han thi* village
A cloudburst near Tilford, ■ »mall Francirco'» government ia contingent controlled everything in the buainre» cial stockholders’ meeting of the Union tranait, and went to Britl«h (teliiidtui. y«*t»rr|
« had
en on the stand
South Itekota town, caused lite death on development* In the case of Mayor street» had Iwvn burned except on* »tore f'acifle lisilrwd company here it was The border 1» being watched to see shi full ilnys and |«•<« of two, having
of five people.
The build­ decided to Issue 1100,000,000 In new that they do not come back into the
Hchmita, who ia temporarily incapaci- and the railroad station.
ita'cn callçd at' D 30 o'ekrk on Jun* 4,
The la»uc I» for th« purj-iev of United Slates."
Aril employe» of the W»«tern Union tMt««l by rtsuain of hla imprisonment In ing* destroyed Include the ¡«land ho­ sLs-k
and hl* rr<«»-»xaminatlon Iteing fln-
tel,
lien)«inin
Tur
’
er
a
general
»tote,
a
mawtlng
the
exjiensra
of
improvement*,
Ihr tugbout the United State« ar« ready th* county ¡ail-
leheal el 2/M o'elnrk y*»f»y«tey
The date for the paeslnr of sentence meat market, two wdoon» and a num­ present and nrnenro-tive_ slenj the lint
to eo nn strike.
Orchard is Corroborated.
no
n. Ig ide dir««t cxaminathtn eight
The of the Union Pacific,
on Mayor Hchmita in the ext«, rtlon caroa ber of ether buainwa building».
Bol«e, kiahc, June 16.—The proaicu- and one-half hours were ronenmed,
.Mayor Hchmltt* remain* a prisoner on which be haa lew>n convicted baa lOM i« eatimate»I at glxiut I!.'
The exact vote on the borni lasue waa
While his ''I -r ■ (SO
In Jail and the t«ard of atipervi»>ra will been set lor June 27.
2,193,316 aliare* out of a total of 2,- tlon in the Steunenberg murder trial
Prior to that with «mall insurance."
2fl hour*. He left tiie stand appar­
elect, hi* aacceaaor.
980,000 share*. While the poll waa yeeterday, entering In oarneat uporf the
date he c.iru>ot pxarlbly procure bgil,
el |ly str ngvr than when he Iwgan his
lea
Block*
Ft,
Michael.
kept
open
for
two
hours
aa
required
by
«•cording
to
tbe
decision
of
Judge
The German Insurance company baa
«ulMtantiation and corn bnratlon of fratimony. and he I» In excellent spir­
Seattle, Wash , June IM.—Ice i* still statute, the proceeding» were merely Harry Orchard'» testimony, show ml a it«, sc, ording to tim statement of the
offered it* San Fra miaou policy bolder* Dunne, but the law provide« that after
perfunctory
.
it
was
explained
by
th*
judgment t«aa been paared, tiie matter blocking St. Michael, A laika. The
60 rent* on the dollar
contlnnoua thread of evidence connec- warden, feeling reliev»d after thna un­
of allowing bail 1» discretionary with passenger* on the ill fated steamer officera of the company that the new tioon Geoige l*ettita>u«’« »tore in l>en-
burdening himaclf of hi* long story ef
Japanese hep* the vi*it to their eonn-
stock
issue
ia
not
to
be
sold
immediate
­
auy magistrate having jurisdiction. Ohio, trwnsterrrs! to the «trainer Uma­
ver with Orchaid at Han Franciaeo, en­ crime of every grad«’ from murder
try by Secretary Taft may lead to a Consequently, If jmtgment I* ;•«««• I on
tilla and rent forward, have been land­ ly, but is to be held tot the re<iemjitlon gaged on the lit ml ley murder plot; down.
new treaty being frame).
the date set. Mayor Schmit* will liave ed on an Ice fl<w>. ami rvpirta received of (76,000,000 of convertible bond*. partly developed another direct line by
Harriman ha* given np control of ground lor a new application for ball. tiviay imikate they made a precarious
which it ia hoped to show that Hay­
Ar* Prejudging Verdict.
the Alton railroad to the stockholder*
way over the ice to Mt. Michael. The
Strike Kill* Havane Cigar Trade.
wood eng» gel and paid Steve A • la in» for
tem.ire'
' ' — ' '
traveler* bound for that port At in
after making a nice profit.
Cor firm Report of Treat».
“ ¿e*«——
-
ees»«a' Ml’lrtl
- • - • ’ • -
tbe jury In Boise, Febam and Robert­
no.nl-.» .—»—I u- Mi-u-.i
• • i
i
:
MFlW
.Ivin«
IM
—
*TV»ro
evaa
—
ras
areoMlne tn rennr» a nt..» >••• Anew
airiae I* paralysing the lndu*try. The •ever») touche» of confirmation to Orch­ son, are feared l»y W. D. Haywood'* at­
found the victim of whieh was to be signing of treaties by France amt Npuin ice and then made way In a eimilar m<*t ret *‘it compilation of atatiatlca by ard'» general story.
torneys, a' I if th* «H-ietety of the
ami Great Britain and Npain. uintoglly manner for Ute »teamer Ella to go up expert* shows a rapid deeline eince
Vice President Fairbanks.
Wi-«t« rn Federation nt Convicted it will
the
Yukon.
guaranteeitig Die integrity of their re­
February 2.*!, the date of the Iwglnnlng No Ceuse for Alerm, Say* Komura
l<> tawtiiae of th»»« two, le the general
Tbe launch of the hattleehip Minn*, spective countries and their insular and
of the »trike.
The total unrulier of
Izmdon, June 18.—The Japan»»» am* opinion of the deli gatee to the conven­
aot* haa been found, together with the rokwital ¡»»seramne in tiie Fa«t Atlant­
Devlin Muat Aid Japan»*»,
eigara ex ¡sir ted in five month* thia year hnneador, Heron Komuns. today tented tion of ti»e Western Federation of Min­
brail** of th* men drowned.
ic end Mwldertanewn and which «»»
Han FrancMOo, June 18. —(Jnite.1 waa M.M7.000, against 106, 111,(MM) for • statement to the prma reciting tbe ers now in »•■••ion here. While lite
Stolypin, premier of Rural*. demand* officially denied, was fully confirmed 8. a tea District Attorney Devlin todai the correaponding month* last year. facta in reepret to the attack nprin the delegate» are l<«>king for the acquittal
be arreet of conspirators again»! the Vd»y by M i'wlmo, French minister revel vol a letter from lltormy <t,-ner»l The value of the export* during thia Japeneee restaurant in Han Franciaeo of their chief, now on trial for murder,
The f*«-t tliat he Bonaparte in xept'itee to that which he per io I waa 14,277,000, compared with May 20 and the negotiation» which fol* they admit tliat the presence of theaa
iar under threat of diaaolving the of foreign affair*.
bad not, at the time the new* waa flrot root contain! g a re|v*t on the riot (fl,832,000 during tbe corresponding lowed between Washington ami Tobin men on th* jury ie ceuatng some anx-
publfohed. rommun mated with the ti.roogh which a Japan««» reetaarant pnri.»l fo ltrOfl, when there were 03 Coscludiog as follow». "Ae you will
lety.
»••ral severe earthquake* ate re­ powers Interested, Irol to the offcla)
vu damage,!. It la rt ported, huwevvr, tabor troulde*.
olwerve from the above »tat»meat, the
al In Chile.
denial.
that fie lia« been Inatructed to lend
whole matter ia pursuing It» normal
Russia Will Borrow Again.
tío land fraud trial* have been
whatever aaeiatanca he can to the Jap-
Railroad* Must Comply.
course, and there ia aiwolutaly nothing
New York, June 14.—A Paris dis­
bi by the lllneaa of a juror.
Medco Ha* Car Famine
gneae.
Lincoln, Neb., June 17.—Attorney which would justify th» alarmist ru­ patch to the Tlmao state* that arrange­
Totrvon, Meg., June 18.— Willard H.
General Thompson ha* filed an injunc­ mors emanating from irresponsible ments are bring made by European fi­
jrtland gateway will not be
New Yorker* D<* of Heat.
tion against four of tire principal rail- •otircee."
Washington lumbermen un- Mené, an official of the American
nancier« to supply Ruasia with |M,«
Smelting A Refining company, etated
New York, Juno 1ft.—Five death* roar] linea in Nebraska to compel them
OOU.IXJO In gold, <4 which snm lb*
yesterday that mining and amelting In­ and revreal pr<»Kraton», due to the to maintain the two-cent tar* and anti- Wleeoreln Senate Real* 2-Cent Rate i United State» ia to furnish |12,OO6,0UV.
movement amone Union terests fh Mtxlco are facing a criai* in heat, were rrjiortwl yaeterday.
The pea* enactment!«, now operative, and
Madison, Wie., June 1A.—The aeriate , The under»tending ie that th* money
loMere to foro* tire «ale of th* matter of fuel and ore transporta­ weather trareau »bowed a temperature to put Into effwt the commodity
today by a vote of 21 to fl kilted the ia to b* applied »iclualvely to dotnaatig
tion.
of 90 at n«m.
freight rale on July 9.
2-ceot fare railway bill.
ntada.
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