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Yamhill County Reporter r. H. HAKMUHT. Publisher. A CABINET MEETING. Important Matter« l>iaru«Ne<l at Execu tive Mansion. TROUBLE An NOT ENDED. Alarming Condition of Affairs at Eckley Mine«. NORTHWEST BREVITIES TALE OF SPANISH CRUELTY. Deported Prisoners In Transit Are Bru- tally Treated. New York, Sept. 15.—The Press Washington, Kept. 16.—Great inter Hazelton, Pa., Sept. 15.—At this Evidence of Steady Growth sav«: Two passengers who reached Ancient Side-Wheeler Is Sate Writing est attached to the cabinet meeting to troops are marching on the OREGON this port on the steamship Scandia tell day on account of the various important mines of Cox Bros., at Eckley, which at Dutch Harbor. and Enterprise. tales of 8panish cruelty to prisoners. questions pending and the fact that it lies in a valley about 18 miles from Their names are Juan Vivo and Albert was the first meeting in some weeks. here. Telegruuis to brigade headquar Lopez. Every member of the cabinet except ters late this evening indicated an ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST Vivo says that he and 125 others Secretary Long, who is out of the city, NEWS BROUGHT BY HUMBOLDT I alarming condition there. The re were deported in December, 1896. from reached the White House at 11 o'clock. moteness of tlie situation will make Havana as political prisoners by order^ The morning session was devoted al difficult the securing of definite news They were to d Tatereating Collect ion of Current Event« from All the Cities and Town« of of General Weyler. most entirely to consideration of the .Mayor Wood«, of Seattle, Who Char- from the scene before morning. confined on the Cbafarinas islands auV In Condensed Form From the Thriving Slater States the Humboldt, I» Still tered Union Pacific question. Members of Tlie superintendent of the Eckley were shipped on a steamer for Cadiz? Both Continent«. —-Oregon. the cabinet were very reticent, an in at St. Michaels. colliery telegraphed General Gobiu for On the voyage Vivo declares the treat troo|>s, but later the request was with During the week ending September ment they received was brutal in the A great dock strike is imminent at junction having lieen placed on them Seattle, Sept 15.—The steamer not to talk of the matter at this time. drawn, the superintendent notifying 4. ♦1,522.88 was paid out on money Havre in consequence of the refusal by Humlsildt arrived this morning, 11 extreme. They were buddled together the employers to grant an increase in Though there was a full discussion of I lays from St. Michaels, and brought him that the strikers had stopped orders by the Salem poetoffice. like animals in the lower hold of the the matter, it is learned that no decis marching. At 4 o ’ clock this afternoon wages. The revenue of the city of Astoria steamer, and were heavily manacled. news that the Eliza Anderson is safe. ion was reached. Genera Gobin received telegrams that will fall short this year on fines and Scarcely any food, and that not fit for Chicago is sweltering, with no indi Some differences of opinion on mat The Anderson is anchored on Dutch these miners had again assembled, had I forfeitures at least *7.000, and preb- human beings to eat, was given them, cations for cooler weather, and in the ters of detail developed between Alger Harbor, where she arrived on the 4th marched on the Eckley mines and forced Ohio valley the hottest September and McKenna over the San Pedro har inst., and where she is now detained the miners to quit work. It was stated ' ably more. and only two pailB of water a day were by revenue officers. Her passengers weather on record prevails. J The Beaver Hill Coal Company, in allowed for the 125 prisoners. Their bor, and it was left to the two cabinet in this dispatcii that the miners had The Michigan crop report for Septem officers to adjust these differences and have by this time entered Behring sea been roughly handled. General Gobin Coos county, has received a diamond thirst in the hot and reeking hold was ber, issued by the secretary of state, then make a statement on the subject an the schooner chartered for that pur has ordered the city troo]>e of Philadel drill that will tie used in prospecting torture. One of them objected to such pose. starvation and was beaten so severely ' its properties. «ays the wheat crop will be 25,000,000 foe the benefit of the public. Two passengers of the Aaderson were phia to the scene of the disturbance. bushels, the largest for five years. With reference to tlie Klondike rush, Everything at the cannery in Marsh by the guards that he died the next day The start will he made shortly after so frightened that they gave up their field is running smoothly, and the and his body was immediately thrown The celebrated AnguB-Craven will Secretary Alger laid before the cabinet search for gold and returned south on midnight, or just after daybreak. The quality of the fish is good. The man overboard. contest has been decided in San Fran several telegrams urging relief for troops will ride across the mountains, a the steamer Humboldt. Vivo was pardoned ou the last birth agement claims to be able to put up 700 cisco. The Fair heirs have won their stricken prospectors, including one The Humboldt brought back 14 pas distance of 18 miles, to Eckley. Eckley ' cases a day. day of the king of Spain anil was re case, and a new trial has been denied. from the citizens’committee of Tacoma, is a small mining village, ami lies in sengers and about ♦15,000 in gold. He was sent to col A Scottsburg farmer thinks he has leased on August 2. A Washington correspondent of a representing that distress exists already Mayor Wood, who chartered the Hum- a valley. There are a number of col- Malaga and from there made his wav to New York paper says the United States at Dawson City; stating that starvation boldt, is still at St. Michaels, but let lieries there, and fears have been enter- some tall corn ou his farm. He Hays Gibraltar, where generous merchants is getting reaily to deal with Spain vig had begun and praying that a revenue ters received from him indicate that all tained for the past 48 hours that trouble there is one stalk 12 teet 3 inches high, bought him passage to this city. orously, and that the department has cutter with supplies be sent to St. is well with him and that stories of dis would break out, as the men had been one 10 feet 2 inches, and two that grow Lopez was a suspect in Cuba, and in I up 10 feet. already decided upon a plan of action. Michaels. The discussion made it evi sension and strife on the part of mem acting very ugly. order to save himself from being thrown dent that the cabinet was not quite The situation tonight in Hazleton Sheepmen of Gilliam county say that into prison he evaded the vigilance of A tremendous explosion occurred at clear that the government bail a war bers of the expedition are untrue. the camp close by the Chinese arsenal rant of law for furnishing supplies, but The Humboldt brings back news district isoneof unrest, The collieries the grass is drying up pretty fast in the the Spanish officers, went to Europe ami in this district, are apprehensive of mountains and that the sheep will be of Kiangnan, near Shanghai. Forty Secretary Alger telegraphed Senator which reiterate the stories of the untold reached Gibraltar, whence he took bodies have been dug out of the debris. Perkins, who is interested in a line to wealth of the Klondike and Yukon, and danger, Requests have been pouring taken to their home range earlier than passage for New York. He corrolsirates in to General Gobin from the various I usual this season. Two fine Krupp guns, 1,900 new pat Alaska, asking him if he would under verifies the previous rumors of a short Vivo’s tales of Spanish cruelty. tern single-fire an.! magazine rifles, take to deliver a shipload of supplies at age of the food supply in the interior. mines, asking that he send troops to The fall run of beshows, or coal fish, with 120,000 rifle cartridges were de St. Michaels. If it be found that the I “There will be privation, sickness, the places in order to prevent any pos ' has arrived in Coos bay, and large HAWAII’S PART DONE. sible outbreak. The general states that stroyed. law will not (lermit the government to starvation, scurvy and death on the lie will not send troops to any point | quantities are being caught with hooks and lines off the cannery wharf. Some Aniiriatlon Treaty Probably Rattfleii Probably the largest and finest tur- send supplies, then relief will be fur Yukon thnv inter,” is what returning unless an outbreak does occur. The at Honolulu. qoise ever found on American soil has nished by private persons, in order that gold-hunters all say. I general declines to give the names of people consider these fish marly as New York, Sept. 15.—A special to good as mackerel. just been received in Denver from a horror may not grow out of the rush the collieries, ns all the men in them NEW KLONDIKE DIGGINGS. Southern Mexico. It weighs in the for gold. The Brownsville Woolen Mills are so the Herald from Washington says: The are still at work. The operators, how senate of the national legislature of the rough 176 karats, and it is estimated Neither the decision on discriminat ever, are apprehensive of a strike, and crowded with orders for goods that the republic of Hawaii has by this time by competent experts that d will weigh ing section 22 of the tariff act nor the Sulphur Creek the Scene of the Latent want to be prepared for an emergency. machinery is kept humming from day ratified the treaty of annexation of the Excitement. fully 88 karats when cut and polished. Cuban or Hawaiian questions were Two mine superintendents in this light until dark, and some of it day and It has the best color known, being a mentioned at the morning meeting. Seattle, Sept. 14.—Sulphur creek, a immediate vicinity have asked Gen night, says the Brownsville Tinies. Hawaiian islands to tlie United States. delicate skv blue, just a shade lighter The president is clearing up all im branch of Dominion creek, which is a eral Gobin to place guards around their Last week the wages of employes were This assertion was made to your corre spondent by Mr. Lorin M. Thurston, than a bluebird's wing. This, with a portant matters, on which cabinet con I tributary to the Indian river, is tlie houses. This will be done. General advanced 5 per cent. charge d’affaires to the United States. numlter of smaller stones running from sultations are necessary, for the purpose scene of the latest great excitement in Gobin will not make public the names The cannery at Marshfield ran short Mr. Thurston saiil that the senate of 40 to 10 karats, was taken from a newly of taking another vacation as soon UH the Klondike. From accounts of the nf the superintendents who made the on cans last week, and had to stop the the Hawaiian legislature had been discovered mine, the location of which possible. new district brought down on the requests. receipt of fish for one day, but is now called to assemble on September 8, and is in Lincoln county, New Mexico. South (’oast, it seems that the new dig in operation, and is canning all the that it is unanimous for annexation. Two actresses who are playing in a BAD AS THE BENDERS. Absolutely no details of this discovery gings will rival even the famed Bonanza theater here overheard a conversation tish received. Superintendent Flye can be learned. The large stone Í8 and Eldorado. Gold was found just on the main street of Hazelton today says that they are now able to take care He has no doubt that it has ratified the A Terrible Story of Coldblooded Crime convention without a dissenting vote. estimated to be worth ♦fi,000. below the surface running $34 to the to this effect: They were passing a of 2,000 chinooks a day. From Kaiiiii«. Both the Benate and house of the A dispatch from Madras says: A pan. Two men took out ♦300 in a day group of miners, and overheard one of A placer mining company operating Hawaiian legislature are pledged to an Columbus, Kan., Sept., 16.—A story in simply prospecting their claims. most serious accident has occurred at them remark: “I’ve got the material, on the Baker county side of Powder nexation, according to Mr. Thurston. the Champion reef mines. Forty per of crime, rivaling the deeds of the A stampede followed the reports of the but I don't know how to mix the stuff. river, one ami one-half miles from its Just before the adjournment of the two notorious Bender family, conies to light sons are known to have been killed. new finds, which reached Dawson City, in a murder trial now in progress here August 15. In a weejc 500 men had If I did, I would blow them up to mouth, has a floating flume a quarter houses last year, a joint resolution was The home of Thomas Hawkins, a in the disjrict court. night.” of a mile long, three feet wide and a adopted declaring it to be the sense of Ed- and George farmer who lives near Greenwood,Cal., Stafleback, brothers, and their mother, crossed the mountains between Eldorado This information was sent to General foot deep, and a few men there are the legislature that the interests of Ha They Gobin, and as he had already heard was destroyed by fire and iiis 5-vear- Mrs. George Wilson, are accused of the creek and Dominion creek. getting big paying results. waii demanded her annexation to the traveled day and night, and in two mutterings from other sources, he de old daughter perished in the flames. murder of Frank Galbraith in June weeks the whole stream was staked out. This resolution was The Vale Advocate says that in the United States. cided to send guards to the houses of canyon of the Malheur there is a small adopted unanimously. As the com The Fraser river salmon pack is the last. The evidence was so direct that The first authentic story of Sulphur the two superintendents. The guards largest ever known in the Northwest. George Stafleback and his mother were active animal unlike anything described plexion of the senate and house has not Altogether 2,500,000 fish of the sockeye speedily found guilty of murder in tlie creek was given today by John E. were not placed on duty until after in tlie natural histories. By (>eople changed since the adoption of the reso Light, of Chicago. He left Dawson dark. variety were caught off the mouth of first and second degrees, respectively, living on the Malheur it is called a lution, Mr. Thurston lias nodoubt that, City on the steamer Bella, August 18. Today has been regarded as the turn "rocket cat,” although it is very un so far as Hawaii is concerned, all the the river during the season. and the trial of Ed Stafleback is still in He owns a claim on Sulphur creek ing point of the situation, because of like the common stubtail wild cat, of steps possible have been taken. The Japan Mail, discussing the silk progress. The family were keepers of which he located himself. He says: the prohibition issued by General Gobin which there are many in the country. trade, says: Prices in Japan are now a dive in Galfa, Tex. Galbraith was It is believed in administration cir “Sulhpur creek will equal Bonanza. A steadily rising, orders on a large scale killed and robbed in the place, follow There is no doubt about it When I against the funeral demonstration. cles that the effect of the ratification of A resident of the Helix country, in having been received from abroad by ing a quarrel with the mother and sens first heard of the strike there, I went compromise was effected this morning, Umatilla comity, takes the palm so far the treaty by the Hawaiian senate many foreign firms in Yokohama. over the woman’s daughter. His body over the mountain to investigate it however, and the day passed off with this season for growing the largest yield will be to influence some of the mem out disturbance, in the meantime the A tornado struck the town of Port was thrown into an abandoned mine myself. I spent one day there with Cox collieries were being watched with of barley per acre. His barley turned bers of the United States senate now Arthur, Tex., killing six people, and shaft. two brothers, the McKinnon hovs, of intense anxiety. It was known that out 70 bushels per acre, and his wheat in the doubtful column to vote for the injuring several more, besides destroy ’Mrs. Cora Stafleback, wife of George, Wellington. B. C. 1 saw them take the 2,000 men employed at No. 7 had crop went above 40 bushels. He sold convention next session. All that i* ing much valuable property, The and two other inmates of the house ant |300 in one day from simply sink made a demand for a compromise, his wheat crop for better than 75 cents, now necessary is the approval of that town was practically leveled by th« gave testimony as to the murder, and ing two prospect holes, 'f he formation and he is in excellent humor iu conse body, and it is not believed that many from these witnesses evidence of an is the same aH at Eldorado creek, and which waB to be submitted to the quence. members will be willing to shoulder cyclone. operators today, with the alternative the responsibility of defeating annexa George F. Reginer, chairman of th« other triple murder at Galfa has been Sulphur creeks liears the same relation of “strike.” A savage boar attacked two horses From 5,000 to 10,000 Democratic county committee, shot and secured. The story is that two girls to Dominion as does Eldorado to Bo men are employed at all the collieries, pastured on the Bellfountain fruit farm, tion and thus throw Hawaii into the instantly killed Simon Fransdel, a from Western Kansas were visiting at nanza. The streams empty into In and such a movement would bring in Benton county, last week, killing hands of Japan. The authorities would naturally Is, young butcher, at Monmouth, III. the Wilson dive, accompanied by an dian river. They are just across the them all out. one and maiming the other. The Mike Stafleback, an livide from the Klondike, and the same pleased to have the controversy pend Fransdel had been paying attention to acquaintance. horses belonged to men working for the General Gobin said: ing between Hawaii and Japan settled, Reginer’s daughter against her father’* other son of the Wilson woman, who is process that brought millions in gold “The rumor that martial law has Green Peak Fruit Company. Later, because such settlement would tend to now in jail charged with burglary, lie- into the beds of Bonanza and Eldorado wishes. the owner of the hog removed its tusks been declared has neen started by some came enraged on account of jealousy, The startling news comes from Fort and murdered the man and the two creeks deposited as much wealth in Sul vicious person. There is martial law and jienned it up. When next he remove any objection which might be entertained by senators to bring into phur and Dominion. liockhaid that the combined forces uf girls with a hatchet. only so far as a state of war exists. visited it he foun 1 the animal dead. Their bodies the United States a nation which lias “ One old German, whose name I did the Afridis anil Orakzais number 47.- were thrown into an abandoned shaft. We are here solely to assist the sheriff diplomatic differences with any coun Washington. not learn, located the creek, and from in maintaining pence and order. Men <>00 men. They are now all collected Discovery claim he took out *30 to the come and go as they please, so long as Three inches of snow fell on the try. It is their opinion, however, that near Khan-Klii valley, and a massacre SPANIARDS FIRED UPON. pan. Of course, when the news of the they behave themselves. If there id Wenatchee summit one night last week. the matter will not be adjudicated is feared at any moment. new strike reached Dawsofi there was a the least infraction of the peace which The shingle mill at Ocosta has been until after annexation'is accomplished. John L. Sullivan, ex-champion pu A» Exciting Incident Occurs Oft* the great stampede, and hundreds left the the civic authorities are uutiahle to started, giving employment to over 20 New York W unis the Grant Kellen. Florida Count. gilist, has announced that he will run Klondike for Dominion creek. It is all handle, then we will render assistance.” men. New York, Sept. 13.—A proposition for ninyor of Boston, and expected to Tampa, Fla., Sept. 16.—The Spanish poll 8,000 or 13,000 votes. Sullivan consul here, Pedro Solis, is wrathy be staked out now. Mark my words, you The commander added that neither There are not enough loggersand mill has been made to obtain from the fed Sheriff Martin nor any of tho deputies hands in the Gray’s harbor country to eral government the collection of Grant says his principal platform will be to cause the state patrol steamer Germ will hear of big strikes there.” relics presented to the National mu would be arrested while the troops were supply the demand. license gambling places and disorderly fired on several Spanish smacks. The A Woman’ll Story. seum by Mrs. Grant, and deposit them houses. ‘ Germ is a large trim launch belonging : A. C. Little, state fish'commissioner, Tacoma, Sept. 14. — Mrs. E. A. Hen- here. in the large room in the northeast cor hopes to have the fish hatchery on the A later account of the Mexican hor to the state health board, and is armed I derson, the tirst newspaper correspond- WIRE IN HIS AORTA ner of the mausoleum. Architect John with small cannon. The Spanish Chehalis river ready for the fall run of 1 ent to make the trip to Dawson City, ror, says: The people killed at Pan- H. Duncan intended the room for nelaa quarry exposition, numl>ering 34, smacks hover around the coast ami sell ' returned on the ateamer Cleveland from Novel Meaiifl Employed to Save Adrian steelheads. Grant relics, but everything which Spanish liquors, etc., to the sponging ’ St. Michaels, and is visiting friends in Improvements now being made at the would apjieal to visitors as having been were asphyxiated by the dense gasses Hehortoge’s Life. warehouse in Wilbur will raise the owned by the general at some time in generated by the explosion. Among an<l fishing vessels that come here, thus ‘ : this city. With her little 3-year old San Francisco, Sept. 15.—A surgical infringing on the quarantine laws. daughter she spent some months in the total storage capacity for grain at that bis career is in the National museum the numlier were several horsemen, operation remarkable in itself an<| place to 180,000 bushels. who perished with their horses, and This practice is to be broken up, and ' mining districts, and gives the Ledger at Washington. wonderful for its so far successful re State Dairy Commissioner McDonald the bodies of the men and horses lay the state health authorities have adopt some interesting experiences in the far Before Genearl Porter sailed for sult, lias been performed upon Adrian ed stringent measures. Last week two ' north. warns owners of cows to look out for France Mr. Duncan discussed with him together in a horrible manner. Hehortoge, a veteran and skillful ma were captured, and the American and She confirms the report of the find tuberculosis and lumpy jaw. Several the possibility of the government relin Rev. E. F. B. Howard has escaped Spanish vessels eaught together were chinist of this city. ing of a ♦583.25 nugget, the largest yet cases of lumpy jaw have recently been quishing the mementos, but from the Ohio jieniteiitiary, at Colum- sent to qurantine. nothing Fifteen yards of silver wire, as larg<i discovered in the Yukon country, rejsirted from Pierce and King counties, bus. He was a famous United States While the Germ was on her last trip ' which Nick Knutson picked up on No. around as an ordinary hypodermic and a cow suffering from tuberculosis lias been done. Mr. Duncan said: prisoner from Tennessee. He wus she sighted two Spanish smacks and 86, Eldorado, and is bringing to San needle, have been introduced into and was killed near Fern hill, not far from “It was ordered to hold a meeting trusted in the front office and walked they put to sea. Finding she could not Francisco on the Excelsior. When the coiled within his arota, the great arte Tacoma, recently, by the commissioner. recently, but there are not away. Howard was convicted at Clarks overhaul them, the launch sent a solid enough Excelsior with its reported, but prob rial channel leading directly from tlci The Indians on the Yakima reserva ville, Tenn., ami sentenced for nine shot lifter them. The second shot ably exaggerated, cargo of nearly *1,- lieart. Those 45 feet of wire have tion complain that some of the squaw members in town to hold it. Of cours» the work is practically completed, It years and lined ♦1,200 on 28 counts of brought them to, and they wore sent to 000,900 in dust, reaches San Fran been in there for three months and men who used to be employed in doing would be a good thing to have the using the United States mails for fraud quarantine. cisco, she believes the fever will prob they have saved his life. They were the threshing on the reservation have mementos as Riverside, hut I know of ulent purposes. inserted at a time when death seemed The Spanish consul wired a complaint ably reach its height. revenged themselves, because of the nothing at this time to warrant the Further details of the capture of to Washington lifter the firing on the "Yet,” said Mr. Henderson, “the certain because of complications result employment of a steam thresher, by hope that they will be brought here.” ing from a severely injured aorta. Spanish vessels, and the matter was Victoria ile las Lunas province of San excitement is all on the outside, in putting barb wire into the bundles of Technically the patient’s trouble was I'prUing in Guatemala. tiago do Cuba, say that the insurgents, brought to the attention of Dr. Porter, the Klondike country, even this huge grain, thereby wrecking the cylinder of after capturing the town, killed with state health officer. Dr. Porter and nugget, which is as large as your hand aneurism or saeulate I tumor of the ar the thresher. San Francisco, Sept. 15.—The mem the machete 40 guerillas for having Mr. Soli« had a conference yesterday in ami almost a perfect hatchet-head terial wall, and its development to a A detachment of Uncle Sam’s regular bers of the local Central American made a itubtiorn resistance. It is ex which the health officer, who is a re shape an<l seemingly pure gold, did not rupture of the aorta was only a ques- army, from the Vancouver barracks, colony, especially those from Guate tion of time with certain and instant plained that the 'Spanish hoisted the tired naval physician, plainly told the greatly excite the miners. consisting of two lieutenants, a corporal mala, are greatly excited over the re red cross flag over the hospital, and consul that the smacks would lie tired “I have been up the Yukon all sum death as the result. The wire was in and four privates, with a complete ported political disturbance consequent that the insurgents, mistaking it for a on mid hit, too, if they did not stop mer. From Apirl to June 1, four men troduced into the aorta in order partly camping equipment, has been to camp upon President Reyna Barrois’ coup parliamentary flag, sent an officer iu when signaled. There was much feel took out from No. 13, Eldorado, from to fill it and form there a clot that in in Clallam county surveying and mak d’etat in having himself elected by that direction. The Spanish claim ing over the firing, as the Cubans have hilt a small part of the claim, a strip time would contract and be absorbed, ing maps of the roads in that vicinity. congress for a second term. The that the insurgent commander did not made much ado over the matter of an only 25x70 feet. ♦ 12.1138, and have re thereby restoring the channel to its While there are six horses and mules latest dispatches received here state rcspi'ct the flag over the hospital, and Auieiican vessel firing on the Spanish cently sold the claim for ♦45.000. This normal formation. in the outfit, two of the officers use that the rebels are sure of success, and bombarded the building, killing or flag, and jeered the Spaniards here is, so far. the highest amount got out bicycles, and say that they are far that Barrois will probably resign his Some butterflies have as manyas 20,- about it. wonnding 56 men. office to avoid bloodshed. of a Klondike mine—nearly ♦90,000. superior to horses for such work. 000 distinct eves. The rnbnt-l.euip Wedding. The secretary of the treasury and the “I am asked scores of times, ‘Is the A movement is on foot in Colville Train Robben Frustrated. Ventor, Isle of Wight, Sept. 16.— Klondike country as rich as reported?’ postmaster-general, after consultation Colorado Springs, Col., Sept. 15.— for tlie purjiose of raising funds with Lima, O., Sept. 14.—An attempt to with the president, have -lo-'iil«»«! to Colonel Gustav Pabst, son of the Mil I was prepared to say, 'It can scarcely Colonel 11. S. Esvay, president of the which to build a new courthouse. Lib change the color of the currency J-cvnt waukee millionaire brewer, was married be exaggerated,’ but since then I have Cripple Creek Consolidated Gold Min eral donations of material are offered, rob the Wells Fargo express train, ou I »stage stamps from carmine to green, here today to Miss Hulda Lemp, a seen newspapers, and I reply more cau ing Company, returned from Cripple and about all the money that will be the Chicago & Erie, near Foraker, by The of the shade now used on postal notes. daughter of the millionaire brewer. W. tiously. In several impers I saw the creek tonight, bringing with him a required will be that necessary to pay tramps, was frustrated today. messengers opened fire on the tramps, Th« 10-oent |s>stage stamp, which is J. Lemp, of St. Ixmis. statement that somebody hail seen ‘five piece of ore weighing over 100 pounds, for the labor. now printed in green, will be changed five-gallon coal oil cans filled with gold which is literally alive with free gold, The ceremonies attending the dedica when they escaped. It Is not known New Orleans, Sept. 16.—At noon to to some other color, possibly carmine. in one winter.’ Noone in that coun and which will carry values aggre ting an<l unveiling of the Whitman whether anyone was injured. It is thought that green is a more desir day the board of health announced five try ever heard of such a cabin. The gating fully *100,000 to the ton. The monument in Walla Walla will occur England’s greatest woman appeared able color than carmine, besides saving additional suspected cases. These will truth is, I lifted less than *18.000 oi ore was taken from the new find Satur November 29, as that will be the 50th the government about ♦10,000 in the be definitely classed later in the day dust in a granite bowl with difficulty, I day on the May Queen claim, and is in anniveraay of Whitman’s death. The in the jubilee festivities, but England’s after the board of experts has made its differenc« in coat between the two Gold is heavy to bear iu more sense, many respects the moat sensational total ixiat of the monument, including greatest man didn’t. He was at bom* , examination. inks. than one. the incloeures, will be *2,100. ever made there. . I with his books at Hawarden.