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REPULSED BY STRIKERS. ' Deputi«« Koughly Handled in l’ittbburg District. HOPS SPOILING FAST. A Few (irower* Hade an Attempt to Fick in the Kain. HORSES FOR ARMY USE. Practical Tent of Those From (hr Kange Has l>emo»sl»ate»t Their Value. Pittsburg, Sept. 9.—Efforts to evict Portland, Or., Sept. 8.—An effort Chicago. SepL 8.—"No horses in the Difficulty of Holding His was made to pick hops in a few of the Evidence of Steady Growth world | the striking miners of the Pittsburg except the range horses of our th M INN V11 .LE.................... OREGON. I Chicago Coal Company, at Orangeville, yards in Oregon yesterday, but the Western states are fit for military pur Subjects in Check. and Enterprise. ! one ami a half miles from Gastonville, work was generally retarded by th»» wet pose*, and I think the trip just fin resulted in a riot of no mean propor weather, and, in some sections, by a ished by my cowboy friends proves my tions, ami the utter failure of the com •carcity of picker* The growers still assertion. ” NO IMPORTANT BATTLES FOUGHT try to keep a stiff upper lip, hut the ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST pany to accomplish its object. The foregoing remark was made by Almut 7 o’clock last night 20 depu tenor of the re[x»rts indicate that the Dr. William A. Bruett, special eommi^ ties from Washington, Pa., in charge hop crop in Oregon has already been sioner of the bureau of animal indust*^” lut erecting <'<»1 lection of Current Event* of Chief Deputy Wetherill, reached noth Side« MaKtdng Tlielr Troops on damage»! enough to make it fall short From All th. Cltlea and Town* ol of the department of agriculture. Ho In CoiidenMed Form From Finleyville, where they were met by the Border Mud Mullah’s at least 25 per cent of the average was at bis home in this city, and with th« Thriving Slater State* a large crow» I of strikers. Each deputy Both Continent*. yield. Men Deserting. him were two stalwart, sunburneil —Oregon. The opinion of most interested per A terrible explosion of nitroglycerine was armed with Winchester and re young men, William and Bert Gabriel. London, Sept. 7. — The Times this It is estimated that l,280,0o0 prunes sons in the grain districts of the North occurred in Cygnet, O., resulting in the volver, but in spite of this the strikers, “These young men,” continued Mr. morning publishes a dispatch from west is that wheat has not yet l»een Were shippeil in the three cars that left death of six [»ergons and «he injury of a headed by 100 Poilsh women, close»! in Bruett, "have just demonstrated that on them ami they were forced back ami Simla saying that further evidence has materially injure»], and that, should The Dalles for Chicago recently. That the bronchos and range horses of our large number. finally retreated to Gastonville, fol been obtain«! of the desire of the ameer the weather clear up in a »lay or two, number could about supply nearly plains can cover a distance of 2,400 It is said that John W. Mackay, the of Afghanistan to [»revent his subjects farmers may put all their wheat where BVerybody in Chicago with one Dalles lowed by about 200 men ami women. miles in 90 days an»i subsist on grass American millionaire, will lay a Cana At Gastonville the deputies took ref from taking part in the frontier disturb- it will be out of danger. In all of this prune. and water along the route, without dian Pacific cable from Vancouver, B. uge in the office ot the com,»any, where ances. The British agent at Cabul sub district. Forecast Official Pague, of the A plan is on foot in Pendleton to grain, and, more important still, from , to Australia. they were kept all night, »luring which mitted, at the ameer’s request, a writ United States weather bureau, at Port raise *16,090, to be inveBteil in build a military point of view, without being Count Okurna, of Japan, has notified time the building was t»ombarde<l with ten statement showing the [»oints upon land, Or., in his report, made up at 5 ing a first-class racetrack. Nearly I can say without fear of con bis minister at Honolulu of the terms stones and bricks an<l an occasional shot which the government lai»l s,»ecial stress. P. M. yesterday, says that heavy enough subscriptions have been prom shod. and conditions of Japan's acceptance of was fired. The ameer replied to this statement in showers occurred anil that the wind ised to make up a joint stock company tradiction that no other horses hi the world could have made the trip under the proposal to arbitrate the dispute At 7 o’clock this morning the trouble his own handwriting, emphasizing his prevaile»! from the south. His forecast with the required capital. the circumstances. with Hawaii. previous statements that his subjects of the night reached a climax, when is that the weather is still unsettled, Albert Geiser, who recently purchased "The route, beginning at Sheridan, »lid not dare to openly take part in the A New York Herald special from the deputies sallied out from their be- and that occasional light showers may the Pyx mine, in Baker county, for Wyo., ami ending at Galena, this state, Barcelona savs that it is stated on the seige»l quarters ami started to march lighting, but they have been drawn be expecteii. His correspondents *15.000, sold the property this week to covered al) kinds of country, turf, sand, highest diplomatic authority that the to Orangeville. Heade»! by women, away secretly by the mullahs, whose throughout the district report as fol- ! New Y’ork parties for *30,000. All rock, clay ami mud. When they en- conduct he strongly condemned. present Spanish government will go the strikers rushed on the deputies lows: mining properties in this section of the tereil the last 100 miles the horses were Not the least »loubt is entertained, out within a fortnight, ami that the with stones ami clubs and pick handles “The Dalles, Or.—Weather cloudy; state are advancing in value. in as goo»i condition in every way as liberals will come in. ami the blows fell thick ami fast. One the dispatch says, of the ameer’s desire strong north, drying wind; .02 of an The vicinity of Blv, on Sprague riv when they started from Wyoming, but to fulfill his obligations loyally. He >, big woman wrested a rifle from a dep Customs ins|»ectorH at Laredo, Tex., inch fell last night; threshing today. er, in Klamath county, was the scene from Dubuque to Waterloo, la., the ha’e found an unclaimed grip on a uty’s hands and struck him on the heail has issued orders that his troops be “Weston, Or. — Yesterday ami today of a cyclone one day last week. Exten road along the Mississippi was either train, containing *200,000 worth of with it, inflicting a serious injury. withdrawn from the detached outposts, .70 of an inch of rain fell; no damage sive damage was »lone to fencing, out over jagged rocks or through deep mud. diamonds, jewelry and other valuables. By this time 1,000 men, women and so that they may be kept together under reported; work still »lelayed; ceased buildings an! hayricks at an estimated "The heels ami frogs of the horses’ The papers in the valise indicate that children had joined the crowd. They the control of officers who are able to raining; cloudy.” feet were so badly bruised that, al loss of several thousand dollars prevent them from deserting and join “Pendleton, Or.—Temperature, 68 it belonged to a Spanish officer. It is came from Venetia, Snowden, Calamity The Indians on the Siletz are object though they could have completed the ing in the lighting. Itelieved it was stolen by a man who and Finleyville. degrees; .37 of an inch rain fell; ing because, when they get drunk, un- distance to Chicago, I telegraphed the An important step has been taken by The deputies made their way to lacked the courage to claim ownership. weather clearing; great damage to ler the law passe»! by congress, they men to let the noble little animals stop Maharajah Sir Ber Shamsher Jang Rana W. P. Atwell, commercial agent of Orangeville and took refuge in a vacant Bahadur, prime minister of Nepaul, wheat.” get at least 30 »lays in jail, while a at Galena. Hail the horses been shod “Pomeroy, Wash.— Rainfall, 1.23 the United States at Robaix, France, house, closely followed by the mob, who lias forbidden the circulation in white man can get drunk without be at Sioux City, as 1 telegraphed, know which surrounded the building and inches since yesterday noon, wetting sends to the state department a report ing the roads over which they would One of the the kingdom of native newspapers, stacked am) causing uncut grain to fall, ing sent up for more than five days. on the short wheat crop in Frant»e. threatened to burn it. have to travel to Chicago, they would which he considers seditious and hos The grain crop of Grant county is damaging some.” He says the crop in France, ami in fact strikers approached the house with a tile to the British government. have reached here in first-class condi “Hepner, Or. — Rain since last re something enormous this year, es tion on Saturday. The telegram failed all Europe, has fallen much below the flag of truce and a conference was held. pecially wheat, ami, with the good The deputies were ordere»! to leave port, .48 of an inch; occasional showers average, and that it is estimated that Both Side* Lined Up. to reach the men and they brought the round price it is bringing in the mar today; clearing now.” the United States ami Canada will be town. After a short parley it was de horses through under my original in of Peshawur, Sept. 7. — No fighting ket, will put the farmers in a fine "Colfax, Wash. — Rainfall, .69 of an called upon to export from 120,000,000 cided to do so. They emerged from the importance has yet occurred between structions. to 130,000,000 bushels more than they house a badly scared lot of men and the government forces and the tribes inch; .39 of an inch fell before grain financial condition for the coming year. “As a test of the endurance of the walking between the opened ranks of was injured, rain endangering whole On the 1897 assessment roll, in Lane exported to Eurojie last year. Fiance Western horse, I am sure the depart men who have taken part in the upris the strikers, started for Gastonville. harvest of standing grain; very little county, all church parsonages are as ment of agriculture will be more than will require about 00,000,000 bushels Almost every man in the posse was cut ing. The enemy is concentrating at grain is stacked." sessed. This is the first time they have satisfied with the result, as it demon to meet the deficit in that country. various point*, ami it is estimated that ami bleeding and several were badly been included in the assessable prop strates that the animal is ail that has A Portland company has offered to 17,000 tribesmen are nowon the Sa In Marion County. hurt. erty of Lane county. All lots owned As I said before, no build a sugar beet factory in La ntana range, but they appear loth to “ Butteville, Or., Sept. 8.—Hops i re | by churches, but not occupied by been claimed. As the defeateil deputies ran the otner horses in the worlil could have Grande. attack the government troops. spoiling fast. Growers of experience gauntlet, they were greeted with hisses, made such a tri p under such conditions. It is reported that the followers of predict that should the present cloudy, churches, are also assessed. G. J. Lay Zell was killed ami Claude curses and ridicule. The strikers then The Umatilla reservation has been I believe it will change the opinions of Haildah Mullah in the Shabkar district rainy weather continue, the hop crop Hawthorne severely injured by a fire closed behind them ami marched them nearly deserted by the Indians, who foreign governments, who have felt on a launch in Astoria, Or. to the station, where they took the train are deserting him, anil several columns will be entirely ruined in a few days. enjoy summering as well as the pale- that our range horses were too light for have been sent out in different direc Hopgrowers here are quite short of Falls Company, manufacturers of for Washington. After their dpearture I faces. Many have gone to the John help to pick the hops. This is account Day mountains and the AVallowa lake military purposes. cotton goods, in Norwich, Conn., have | the mob dispersed and everything is tions. ‘‘It is a fact not known, as I said be A slight skirmish has occurred near ed for by the fact that the Growers’ started up on full time, giving employ quiet now. Hangu, from which point a small Association decided to pay only 30 to hunt and fish. Over 200 are pick fore, that the range horse has in his ment to 600 hands. veins the blood of the thoroughbred and CHILKOOT ALSO IMPASSIBLE. column was dispatched and scoure»! the cents a box, and »lid not raise the price ing bops in the Yakima country. The New Orleans health authorities Estimates of the wheat crop of Union the standard-bred Percheron, Clydes districts of Algmir, Nawimela and in time to retain many whom they had have sent out notice of a death by vel- J They found the enemy’s posts engaged. Heavy Italnx Put a Stop to Further Turi. J. 8. Vaughan, A. Cone, county for 1897 range from 1,250,000 dale, Hambletonian and other famous low fever in that city. Quarantine has j Travel Over the Trail. deserted. There was some firing, but Peter Feller and a very few others have bushels to 2.000,000. While the latter strains. Stallions of there classes have been declared by several Southern ; figure is considered rather high, yet been sent to the ranches, and the result Port Townsend, Sept. 9.—From a the enemy refuse»! to be engaged at full crews. cities. when the facts of increased acreage ami is an increase in the size and quality of The subadar com- letter received here last night from close quarters. A rich strike is reported in the Salem, Or., Sept. 8.—The prospect better crops of this year, as compared the horse. Range horses, as they are John James, who left here six weeks manding the Mullagori Lovies, and 40 Schroder mine, in Yreka, Cal., on the ago for the Alaskan gold fields, an idea of his company, which formeil a part of of fair weather is more encouraging to with others, are taken into cnsidera- called in distinction from bronchos, 1,200-foot level, the vein averaging range in weight from 950 to 1,150 of the present condition at Dyea may the garr.son at Fort Lundi-Kotal, ar night than for the two days past. tion, it is not improbable that the out four feet in width, and running *130 to pounds. The bronchos, which are of be obtained. James and his partner, rived at Jamrund on Friday, and were There was a light shower today, but put will reach that amount. the ton. Craig Blankenship, of South Salem, Spanish origin and have no improve»! Lawrence, succeeded in packing 1,200 given an enthusiastic reception, the little time was lost by hoppickers. Edward Lyons, a patient at the Ore- I pounds of [»revisions over Chilkoot entire garrison turning out anil cheer There is a considerable amount of hops is [lacking eggs for the Klondike trade. blots] in them, weigh from 750 to 900 gon state insane asylum hung himself pass to Lake Lindeman. While build ing as they entered the tow'n. The yet to be saved, if the weather permits. The eggs are dipped in a preparation to pounds. "We believe the performance of the to a tree in the asylum grounds. He ing a boat at the latter place, Law Mullagoris cut their way through the preserve them before they are packed. PANIC IN A THEATER. was committed from Multnomah county rence cut one of his feet nearly off with enemy after the capture of Fort Lundi- It is the intention of Mr. Blankenship two horses which have just come from last March. to ship his eggs to the Klondike next Wyoming will influence the German an ax, ami will not be able to continue Kotal, and marched to their own coun try, where they buried their dead and Sau Francisco Orpheum Patrons Have spring. The demand has not caused and English army agents and exporters In the Milford labor union, at its the journey before spring. James is a Close ('all With Fire. any noticeable advance in price, but for domestic puqioses to try our West games in Milford, Mass., H. S. Dorio- 1 staying with Lawrence as nurse. The reassured their friends. They then pro ern horses.” van, of Natick, ran 100 yards in 9'j J latter says that recent heavy rains have ceeded for Jamrund, which ,»lace they San Francisco. Sept. 8.—Fire in the has stiffened the egg market here. seconds, breaking the world’s record by made the trail impassible, ami the re reached in safety with their arms. Orpheum theater just before the dose The law preventing Oregon sheep CAPSIZED AND SUNK. one-tenth of a second, according to the sult is that horses, which two weeks of the performance last night created raisers from driving their sheep into YELLOW FEVER AGAIN. timekeepers. much excitement and a panic attended Washington doesn’t seem to permit of previous, were selling at *150 per head, Wreck of the Schooner Agnes O. Grace, More than 10,0000 she'p George W. Clark broke the world’s are now a drug on the market at *10. The Disease Prevalent on the Ml&sis« with loss of life was narrowly averted. reciprocity. With Four Big Guns. The casualties were confined to slight Horse feed is selling at *70 per ton, ami that would have crossed the Columbia high-dive record by jumping off the nippl Coast. Savannah, Ga., Sept. 8.—The three- injuries to a few persons. at Arlington have been kept out of railing of the Halatead-street life bridge is hanl to get at any price. James says Mobile, Ala., Sept. 7.—Yellow fever In the theater tiiere is an electrical Washington; but thousands of Wash nmsted schooner Agnes O. Grace, of in Chicago, when the structure was it will be cheaper for those who cannot prevails to some extent at Ocean raised to an elevation of 165 feet above cross the pass this fall to kill their Springs, Miss., on the bay of Biloxi, ac apparatus known as the cinematograph ington sheep have been driven all along Bangor, Me., capsized and sunk this by which pictures are thrown on a the border into the mountain ranges of morning 21 miles east of Tyhee. Her the Chicago river. The diver was horses now and ship in others in the cording to a report just made by a board taken out of the river uninjured, and spring. He says language is inade of physicians who have been making an white ground on the stage. It is oper- Eastern Oregon, so the Oregon sheep crew came ashore and landed at War saw island. was placed under arrest by the police. quate to describe the terrors of the pass examination of the patients, ami the ateil from a small closet built on the men say. The schooner sailed from New York front of the gallery. The sides of the since the rainy season began. The Washington Star says: It is Wash ington. August 28, with a cargo of salt for Sa The steamer Al-Ki saile<l today for place has been rigidly quarantined. closet were of muslin. This material etat«sl that 8. D. North, of Boston, has Dyea with 60 passengers, 50 head of All persons coming from that place or caught tire and began <1 ropping on the Grouse are reported to be quite vannah and four 16 ton guns for the been selected as superintendent of the Tvbee fortifications. All down the cattle and several horses and sheep. neighborhood are to be detained at a heaiis of the audience below. A cry of plentiful on Blue Mountain. next census, ami that his appointment coast she was driven bv a fierce north While lying at the wharf today, the station established outside the city “fire” was raised, ami a rush for the Congressman James Hamilton Lewis will be made as soon as necessary legis- ' exits was made. One man pushed his arrived in Spokane, from Washington, easter, ami on Satur 'av night she came customs officers boarded the Al-Ki ami limits. lation can be enacted. The [»resident off Tvbee laboring heavily in the gale. arm through a glass doorand was badly last week, on his way to the Sound. seized several hundred gallons of The Town Quarantined. is said to favor the establishment of a An effort was made to bring her to and whisky ami other property necessary t»r New Orleans, Sept. 7.—The Alabama, cut. An elderly lady was thrown down permanent bureau on census, and is There are 62,000 sheep owned in Kit save her being driven further south, but ami trodden on, but was revived and likely to express some views on that a full-fledged saloon. The spirits were Mississip,»i aiul Louisiana boards of titas county. Besides this number, when she brought to, the wind began in kegs and bottles, all of which were health have been at Ocean Springs since taken away by her »laughter. A man subject in his next message to congress. many bands summer there on the moun to toss the vessel, and the big guns, encased in jute sacks. The outfit, i yesterday. An examination of the pre jumped from a second-story window Wild horses have become a nuisance which the customs officers estimate cost vailing disease was made a week ago. and his head was cpt in several places. tain ranges. which formed part of her deck load, . A party of prospectors from Seattle drifted loose from their lashings and in Northern Arizona, ami Attorny- *500, was put aboard ami stowed uway There have been several hundred cases, The fire was extinguished before it General Frasier has been asked if they either at Seattle or Tacoma, but was but few deaths, anil a board of experts spread. Within a few minutes the ex are reporte»! to have made a rich strike took possession of the deck. The crew may not be legally slaughtered. That not billed or marked in any way, and declared the disease to be Dengue fever. citement had subsided and the |>er- in the Olympics about 18 miles from was driven into the rigging, and the iron monsters plunged alxiut as the vicinity has been overrun by several did not ap|»ear on the ship’s manifest. Since then, mortalities became more formance was continued to the end of Duckabush. large bands, hundreds in number, un If the owners of the saloon outfit was frequent. ami the symptoms became th»1 programme with the exception of A telephone line is to he erected at vessel heaved in the sea, making every once from Oakesdale to Thornton, Sun effort to recapture them almost certain branded ami imclaimeil by any one. present when the stuff was seized, he more like yellow fever and the alarm the cinematograph picture*. set ami St. John. Work will begin as death. About 8 o'clock in the morning They have rapidly increased in number did not make himself known. became so great that the health authori Mutilated Corpse in a Lonely Word. soon as the mateiral can be had. an unusually heavy swell tossed all Mini have become wilder than deer ami ties again gathered. This time they From ('hlcngo to the Yukon. Washington, Sept. 8.—The little vil vicious as well. The matter has been A Tacoma carpenter, while walking four guns into the [»ort scuppers, and .were accompanied by Professor A. L. Chicago, Sept. 9. — “Klondike or referred to the livestock board. Metz, chemist of the Louisiana board, lage of Laurel, Md., 19 miles from in his sleep, fell from a two-story win the vessel heeled under the immense sink” is the motto of the members of Nothing but his weight, tried to right, but staggered who analyzed the virus in several eases. Washington, is much excite»! over a dow to the ground. A Phoenix, Ariz., dispatch says it i t an expedition which purposes to navi murder mystery. A l»oy hunting in as the green water broke fiercely in expected that work will be resumed gate from Chicago to the month of the The verdict tonight was yellow fever, the woods near the village this morn nap and a little skin were broken. within 60 »lays on the great Rio Venle Yukon river in the schooner George ami various ,x»iuts on Ixith sides of the ing found a nude human body. The Salmon for the interior ami transcon over the bulwarks. She cajisized ami sank. t.'wn are rapidly declaring quarantine. irrigation enterprise which is to redeem Slurgess The Stnrgess will sail from coroner of the county was notified and tinental shipment hav»> begun to arrive 200,000 acres of the finest land in the Chicago in about a month, manned and Blown on a Reef During a Storm. Trying to Muppremi th«» New*. went to the place, lie found that the in Tacoma from lower Puget sound can Halt river valley. Of the 150 miles of provisioned for a trip of six month's New York, Sept. 8.—A dispatch to Ocean Springs, Miss., Sept. 7.—This body was that of a woman in such an neries. anil the traffic is expecteii to canals that will constitute the Rio duration. At the eml of that time, if has been a »lay of anxious expectancy as advanced state of decomposition as to soon be brisk. the Herald from Montevideo says: The Verde irrigation system, 22 have Isen all goes well, the craft will be among to whether or not yellow fever exists make identification very difficult if not Th»» firm of Balfour, Guthrie & Co., Unite»! States gunboat Castine, which dug. and a large amount of work, cost the icebergs in Behring sea ami the here, aud the question has not been de impossible. The head had Iteen com for the first time in the history of the has been stationed in these waters for ing altogethei *200,000, lias been »lone doughty mariners will be getting ready termine»). The members of the Louis pletely severed from the body, as had crop hop industry in Yakima county, is some time, ran agroun»! yesterday out at and near the hea»lworks. The side the bay during a heavy wind. The to ascend the Yukon in the spring. iana state board of health have been also the left hand and the left foot. buying in that county this year. The George Stnrgess has lieeu pur hard at work all day long, working in The hand and f»x»t were missing, but firm recently bought 1,200 bales on a vessel was unable to pull away, and “We are on the verge of a great min the steamers Plata and Republica ing era,” remarked Clarenoe King, chased liv a party of men headed by conjunction w ith the representatives of the head lay a short distance from the 10-cent basis. former chief of the United States geo Adolph Freitsch, captain of the little the Alabama and the Mississippi organ body. Two wagon-loads of immigrants finally went to her assistance. The logical survey, in Denver. “The time yacht Nina, which crossed the Atlan izations, in a determined effort to settle It was impossible to estimate the age passed through Walla Walla on their i Castine, with their aid, cleared the is not far distant when a man can start tic. The vessel will sail down the the vexed question as to the identity of of the woman correctly, but she seemed way to Centralia. They started from reef and was towed into the bay. Just out of Denver ami travel to Klondike, great lakes ami the St. Lawrence river the pernicious fever, Their investiga- to have been under 50. The nails of Kansas on the 29th of April ant] liavo what damage was done to the gnnboat is not known, but an examination is ■topping every night at a mining camp. to the Atlantic and thence south, lion» were extensive, Professor Metz the right harnl seetne»! to have been been traveling ever since. now being made. Already two American stamp mills am rounding Cape Horn and up the Pacific appears of the opinion that the prevail well cared for and indicated that the Whitman county warrants have re pounding away on the border of the coast to the Yukon. At the mouth of ing complaint is due in a measure to woman had not been accustomed to cently advanced from 95 to 98 cents. Snow Storm in Scotland. Straits of Magellan, ami the »lay is ap- the river the Stnrgess will la» left, the pollution of the water in the bay hard work. As these warrants only draw 7 per cent Edinburgh, Sept. 7.—A snow storm proacihng when a chain of mining while the crew starts for the gold fronting the town. It is feared that As far aa learned no woman is miss interest, the price offered is considered camps will extend from Cape Horn to tiehls, ami when the crew cares to re the oysters absorb poisonous germs and ing in that locality, and the officials gotxl. and as speaking well for the has swept over Scotland. The Gram pian hills are completely covered with turn she will serve aa a treasure-ship. communicate them to the consumers. ISt- Michaels.” have no clue as to the murderer. county. snow. A Philadelphia A Reaiiing wrecking Sulchlr by Shooting. The hay crop of Kittitas county for Kentucky Farmer Murdered. Off Their Rcflervation. Worse Than the Spanish. engine crashed into a wagon at a grade this year is estimate»!, by those who are Oakland, Cal., Sept. 9. — Mrs. Mary Russellville. Ky., Sept. 7 —Will Globe, Aris., Sept. 8.—About 1,000 London, Sept. 8.—A special from sai»< to know, at 35,000 tons. «■rousing at Frush Valley, a few miles Hawley, wife of W. E. Hawley, a cap Barker, a prominent farmer, was shot Apaches are off the reservation, and Madrid says that Mount Mayon, south above Reading, Pa., and three lives italist, committed suicide today by F. »tit has been shippe»! from Wen are scattered through the Pinal and by Do»' Chapman last night at Adair were lost shiMiting herself in the head during a tit ville and died today. Chapman is of the islarnl of Luxon, Philippine isl atchee at the rate of a carloa»! a day for Superstition mountains, killing deer ands, is in a state of violent eruption, the last few weeks. The Marquis of Salisbury’s pro|»osal of despondency, caused by long-con- The shipments under guard. He was taken to Bowl and that the streams of lava thrown consist mostly of tomatoes, pears, and gathering wild fruits. None of for the constitution of an international tinned ill-health. She was a native of ing Green for safekeeping, as a mob out by the eruption reach to the sea peaches, watermelons and apples. The them are provided with passes, and all commite* representing the six powers this state ami aged 46 years. was expected. An ohl grudge cause»! They have committed shore, a distance of 90 miles. Several marketing of tomatoes has cease»! al are armed. to assume control of the revenues, with the trouble. Chapman claims self-de Thought Hr Wa. a Hurglar. which llrw. will guarantee the pay villages have been destroyed and 500 most entirely at present, owing to de only minor depredations around the fense. Barker's friends say it wa* cold- persons are reported to be killed. ranches of the region, but the settlers ment of interest for holders on old Aiamosa, Colo., Sept. 9.—Joseph preciated prices, and, as a consequence, are alarmed and are on guard. The blooded murder. bond* as well aa payment of the indem Simons, town marshal, was shot and hundred* of bushel* will rot on the Apaches are all from the White Moun About 300 western cities have the nity loan, has been aouaute»! by the killed last night by O. P. Brown, who | A man in South Dakota believe* that vine*, as the hot weather has ripened tain reservation in the vicinity of Sa* posters mistook him for a burglar. curfew ordinance. he has found uranium on bis farm. them verv fast Carlos.