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Yamhill County Reporter LATER NEWS. DEWEYS GOOD GUNS. SEEKS NEW FIELO. NATION’S DEAD S01DIERS IV LUU I yhe Spaniard. Hart 187 Killed and «14 Agnlualdo Her Carry the War to the Ilo llo has been almost wiped out as I Wounded Last May Day. Southern Islands. the result of the reuent fighting. Washington, April 4. — Lieutenant Manila, April 5. — It is said Aguin The president has appointed Wil WeMINNVILLE OREGON liam B. Sampson postmaster at Skag- Aguinaldo’s Men Desert to ^o^in M. Elliott, the intelligence officer aldo will abandon the attempt to keep Bodies to Be Interred at Ar of the Baltimore, bas forwarded to the up a tight in Luxon and transfer bis at f way. Alaska. the American Lines. lington Cemetery. uavy department, under date of Janu tempts to the island of Mindanao. Cebu r The “Spider and Flv" oompsny was ary 1. 1899. a report on the effects of and others of the southern archipelago. arrested at Tacoma for violating the the gun fire of Dewey's fleet upon the I Sunday law. Hong Kong, April 5 —Aguinaldo PRESIDENT M’KINLEY'S ORDER NATIVES WAVING WHITE FLAGS Spanish war vessels in the battle of At El Paso, Walter Donham, an 1 Manila, The report is based upon a bas been advised by hi* envoy* here to American, shot and killed Jesus Mam- personal examination of all vessels, move l>ia rebellion to Mindanao and Philippine Cnmml.slon Will lame a personal conversations with officers other island* aside from Luzon. Ar Cort.*« Carrying Bodie, ot Men Who okpreh.n.lve Kevlew ot the Import pela, a Mexican. i aboard, Proclamation Demanding fucos- Fell In Cuba and Forto Rico to Be and extracts from Admiral rangements are being made for large ant Happening. of the Paet Week Germany is said to be concentrating dlllonal Hurrender. Montojo's official report, It describes shipment* ot supplies, food, arms, etc. Appropriately Received. Called From the Telegraph Columns. a fleet at Amoy, witb the intention of in detail the effect of every shot from The Enemy Located. seizing Futsien. the American fleet, and proves that Manila, April 5.—A cavalry recon- The Two Hundred and First New Manila, April 4.—The arrival of Col Montojo’s vessels were riddled by a Washington, April 5. —The president Ecuador has decided to go to the gold York regiment has been mustered out onel Denby, the last member of the perfect storm of shot and shell from the noisance north of Malolos today dis today issued the following executive txsis. closed a thousand of the enemy at at Camp Wetberill. American Philippine commission, has American guns. There was a much Immense damage to Texas crops by Quingua. five miles northeast of Ma order: “It ie fitting that in behalf of the Bob Brown was hanged at Glasgow, decided the commission to issue a proc larger percentage of hits at Manila lolos. A sharp skirmish followed and .frost is reported. Ky. His crime was murder of bis lamation to the rebels at once. It con than at Santiago. This is accounted resulted in the retreat of tlie Filipinos. nation a tribute of itonor be paid to The maple sugar crop of Vermont father in-law, Lewis McClelland. tains no reference whatever to inde for by the fact that Dewey’s fleet made The main body of the rebel army is memories of the men who lost their will be a total failure this year. pendence, aud calls for an uncondition At Minneapolis, John McGraw, a al surrender of Ag uinaldo and his a deliberate attack, with most of the between Quingua and Piiilan. Other lives in their country’s service during A presidential boom in behalf of miller, shot and killed bis landlaly, enemy’s ships at rest, while the ap detached forces of the enmy retreated the late war with Spain. It ie the more forces. Richard Olney has been launched. fitting, insamuch as in consonance with pearance of Cervera’s fleet at Santiago and then shot himself. Jealousy. Ail round Malolos white flags are be was unexpected and it was a running to the eastward and entered into the the spirit of our free institutions and Five bodies were recovered in the Miss Carrie Rogers was married to ing waved by groups ot natives and fight. Lieutenant Elliott makes the Mateo valley,where they were repulsed in obedience to the most exalted ruir.6 of the Armour felt works, at Chi William Blackman at Olympia. The deserters from Aguinaldo's army. following summary of the number and by General Hall’s troops. cago. Scouts near Calumpit had their promptings of patriotism those who bride ia a daughter of Governor Rogers. MacArthur is allowing all such to come size of tlie shots which struck each of mules sink in a soft spot in the road. were sent to other shores to do battle Washington gossips are busy with A report of the effects of the gun-fire within the lines, but is insisting on This led to the finding of two breech for their country’s honor under their the name of General MacArthur as a of Dewey's ships May 1 last shows close inspection, to prevent treachery. the Spanish vessels: country’s flag went freely f'ont every Cristina—Five 8-inch, five 5-inch presidential possibility. It is believed that the rebels will and 13 other large shells; seven 6- loading coast guns buried there. Their quarter of our beloved land, each eol that 167 Snauiards were killed and 314 presence is mysterious. The troops make a fight at Mariquina, near Ma pounders and nine other projectiles. Admiral Dewey is said to have wounded. will make a thorough search for addi dier and each sailor parting from home nila, where a clash between Hall’s ties and putting behind him private cabled to Washington a requisition for Castilla—Two 6-inch, twelve 5-inch, tional arms. A cracker trust is to be formed on troops and the tebels took place the * «nore men and moie ships. interest in the presence of the stern the Pacific coast, Agents are now other day. This would please the four other large shells, three 6-pound- Rebel. About to Give Vp. emergency of an unsought war with an Plans aro afoot to reorganize the visiting the principal cities, and it is Americans, as it is believed a decisive era and 16 other small shells. Sur Washington, April 5.—The following National Red Cross Society, with a Haiti all the leading factories will be battle could be secured. From the re vivors also tell of three 8 inch shells cablegram was received at the war alien foe was an individual type of the which burst on the orlop deck for I devotion of the citizen to the state in it. view to greatly increasing its scope. ports of deserters who are pouring into department this morning: which makes our nation strong in The Edward Hines Lumber Com the American lines at Malolos, Aguin ward, amidships and. aft. causing fires Brigadier-General D. A. Flagler, “Manila, April 5. — Present indica unity and in action. that could not be controlled. pany, of Chicago, bas purchased 30,- chief of ordnance, is dead at bis home aldo has but a small force left, and bis Don Antonio de Ulloa—Four 8-incb, tions denote that the insurgent govern “Those who died in another land left 000,000 feet in Wisconsin, the second control is visibly impaired. •t Old Point, Va. ment is in a perilous condition. Its in many homes the undying memory three 6-inch, one 5-inch and 14 other largest deal made this year, and tlie Claude Holland, a victim of the consideration is about $350,000. large shells; ten 6-pounders and one army has been defeated, discouraged that attends heroes in all ages. It American* Re*ting. and scattered. The insurgents return wae fitting that with the advent of other small shell. Santa Fee wreck, at Lang, Kan., in Manila, April 4.—The American The United States Philippine com troops under General MacArthur are 1897, has just received )ll,500 in set Don Juan de Austria—Two 6-inch or ing to their homes in the cities and peace, won by their sacrifices, their tlement of hie claim against that com mission has issued a proclamation to still resting at Malolos, where every 8-inch; four 5-inch; five 6-pounders. villages between here and points north bodies should be gathered with tender of Malolos which our reconnoitering care and restored to home and kin the oatives. It is addressed to the peo thing lias been quiet today. Hostili and two other small shells. pany. parties have reached desire the protec dred. This has been done with the ple of the Philippine islands, and ties elsewhere, so far as officially re Isla de Luzon — Tiiree hits before she A positive statement to the effect ported, have been limited during the retired behind the arsenal and was tion of the Americans. News from the dead in Cuba and Porto Rico. , Those that the Philippine group was offered complete home rule is offered them. Visaya islands is more encouraging of the Philippines rest where they fell, by the United States to England on In a decision handed down by Justice last 24 hours to an occasional exchange sunk by her own crew. OTIS.” Isla de Cuba (to which Montojo everyday. watched over by their sq/viving com certain conditions has been published Peckham, the United States supreme of shots between the insurgents and General Otis bas received the follow rades and crowned with the love of a transferred his flag after the Cristina the troops forming the lines of General in London. court holds the war tax law constitu was abandoned)—Four 6-pounders and ing message: grateful nation. The remains of many Samuel Haller, 38 years old, a tick- tional as applied not only to stock ex Lawton and General Hall, extending one of unknown caliber. She, too, was ■’Manila, April 5. — Hearty congratu brought to our shores have been deliv from the waterworks to La Lonia. But changes but to livestock yards as well. •tseller witii Buffalo Bill's wild west lations on the most magnificent work ered to their families for private this shooting has been just active sunk by the Spaniards. •how, was shot and probably mortally Five men working in a deep, narrow enough to make the lives of the sol DEWEY.” Marquis del Dunero—One 8-inch; of the army. burial. But for other of the brave offi wounded by William H. Holland, at ditch at Joplin, Mo., lost their lives bv General Wheaton has assumed com cers and men who perished there has one 6-inch and three 6-pounders. diers a burden and to compel the offi New York. a cave-in that caught them from both cers to sleep in trenches, clothod, at.d The Velasco took no part in the ac mand of the brigade lately commanded been reserved interment in grounds The Third and sacred to soldiers and sailors among the Claus Snreckles has decided to es sides, Four of the men were buried in readiness to repel possible attacks. tion, but was hit by a stray shell and by General Otis. Twenty-second regiments of General tributes of military honor and nation tablish in ban Francisco an eleotrio under 18 feet of earth and rock and the was sunk by the Spaniards. Drawing the Americans Inland. plant that will be without a rival in bodies have not yet been recovered, The Argos was also out of the fight, Wheaton’s command are returning to al mourning they have so well de Paris, April 4.—Agoncillo. the agent but was struck by a large shell and was this city. the world, and which will furnish to The work of searching the ruins ol served. the people of that city light, beat and the Windsor hotel fire in New York of Aguinaldo, in the course of an inter scuttled by the Spaniards. Santiago Bandits Captured. “I therefore order that upon the ar- view published today in La Patrie, power almost at cost. The total numbei of bits observable | has been finished, The contractor Santiago de Cuba, April 5.—Four ! rival of the cortege at the national says: was 141, but tlere were doubtless bandits, among them Antonio Nunez, a cemetery at Arlington, all proper mili The Oregon wounded will be brought j thinks there are no human remains “The capture of Malolosjis not as im many others, especially of small cali notorious desperado, were captured five tary and naval honors be paid to the home as soon as possible from Manila. left in the ruins. The total of the They will come on the first ships desig known dead now numbers 45, and sev- portant as the Americans are trying to ber, through the rigging and burned miles north of San Luis yesterday, after dead heroes; that suitable ceremony make it appear. The Filipino govern structure of the ships. After pains a lively fight with men of the Ninth shall attend tbeir interment; that the nated for that purpose by the war de i er a I persons are still missing. ment had already determined on re partment. The dead will also be It is announced in Madrid that moval to San Fernando, and a small taking inquiry, Lieutenant Elliott immune regiment. Today they were customary salute of mourning be fired brought to this country for burial. | Count de Villa Gonzalo, former Span detachment of troops was left with or makes the following ieport of casual brought here and locked up. The at the cemetery, and that on the same Piemento estate, near Cobre, was visit day at 2 o’clock, Thursday, the sixth At Wednesday’s session the army ish ambassador to Russia, bas been ap ders to burn the town, and thus to ties: Vessel. Killed Total ed by 11 brigands today, and a store day of April, the national flag be dis beef court of inquiry had Eagan on the pointed Spanish ambassador to Great draw the Americans inland. Reina Cristina................ 130 220 In this in played at half-mast on all public build ............................. 23 103 on the estate was looted. stand. He explained his contracts Britain. “Two months of rain and fever will Castilla Isla de Cuba............ ........... 2 stance there was no fighting. A regu ings, forts and campsand public ves with the beefpackers, but his testi Isia de Luzon ................ _. 6 Oscar Straus, tire United States min save the Filipinos their ammunition 22 lar battle, however, bas taken place sels of the United States, and that at mony was in no way startling. He de ister at Constantinople, has had an au and a good deal of trouble, and the Don Juan de Austria........ Antonio de Clloa 8 18 near Holguin between the bandits and 12 o’clock noon of said day, all depart clared that Senator Hanna had nothing dience with the sultan. The interview, war will not end while a single Fili Don Marquee del Duerro... . . Shore batteries ...... . 6 4 io men of the second immune regiment, ments of the government at Washing to do with the matter. which was protracted, was of the most pino remains to bear arms.” two outlaws and one eoldier being ton shall be closed. Totals 167 214 881 General Miller, now io the Philip- cordial character. Agoncillo charges Major-General killed. Further serious trouble is an “WILLIAM M’KINLEY.” The following points, in connection ticipated at Holguin and Guantanamo. pines, having reached bio 64th year, Otis with opening the hostilities, and The secretary of interior bas ap lias retired. holds the Americans responsible for with the examination of the Spanish SHOT DOWN AT MANILA. proved a patent of 3,194 acres in the TROUBLE AT CANTON President McKinley has returned to Walla Walla, Spokane and Olympia the transfer of the Spanish prisoners ships, are emphasized by Lieutenant An English Subject. Killed by Amer Washington after an outing of two land districts. Wash., to the Northern and for preventing the Filipinos nego Elliott: ican Soldiers. First—The sides of iron and steel Chinese Capture Captain May. of the tiating a treaty with Spain. weeks and a day. Chicago, April 5.—A special to the Pacific Railway Company, Hong Kong Police. Agoncillo is confined to his room built cruisers do not arrest projectiles Tribune from Washington says: With Stocks of the sugar companies in the It is announced that the Paris Fig witii the influenza. enough to explode them. Hong Kong, April 5. — It is reported in the next two weeks the government Hawaiian market are booming and aro, which is publishing daily the evi Second—The incendiary effect of that the Chinese have captuied Cap will be asked by Great Britain to in large advances are noted all through dence given before the criminal cham TURKS DRIVEN BACK. bursting 8-iuch shells is great, and far tain Francis Henry May, superinten demnify the family of a British sub the list. ber of the court of cassation in the greater than would seem proportionate dent of the Hong Kong police. They Attempted to Capture a Bulgar ject parried Simpson, who was killed A list prepared in the office of the I Dreyfus affair, will be prosecuted. to that of lower calibers. Two companies of Welsh fusiliers during the battle at Manila, February ian Position. adjutant-general shows the casualties Third — At ranges over 2,500 yards, went to Canton last night on the tor Miss Mary Wilson, a prominent Vienna, April 4.—A serious colli 23. Simpson represented an English in Manila since February 4 to be 157 I young society woman of Augusta, the gun shields of cruisers are in no pedo boat Destroyer, sent there to pto- sion lias taken place between Bulgar ian paper house and was accidentally eliot. killed and 864 wounded. 1 Kan., committed suicide on learning and Turkish frontier guards at Kozyl- sense a protection, but insure the tect British interests, and the torpedo- He was looking out of the window of annihilation of the gun ’ s crew and the boat destroyer Fane followed at day that Alva Dix, her lover, hail been A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Agob, between Jamboli, Eastern Rou- his house when the battle was in prog of the gun if struck by a large break this morning with 200 men. ress. and being dressed in white cloth Vienna says there are 20,000 cases ot killed on the battlefield of Malolos. nielin, and Adrianople, on the banks of disabling projectile. The Hong Kong regiment ie now under ing he was mistaken for a Filipino. influenza in the city of Brunn, capital The Third United States volunteers the Toonja, 66 miles south of Jamboli. Fourth—Warships of the present orders to proceed to Canton. of the province of Moravia. Austria, ■ (Ray's immunes) Ims arrived at Savan- According to a dispatch from Sofia, Early in March Sir Philip James day will generally be placed hors de Captain Francis Henry May, who Stanhope asked on the floor of the •nd that the death rate is enormous. J nah, Ga , from Sagna de Tanamo, on capital of Bulgaria, the Turks attacked combat by conflagration and the de I has been superintendent of police at house of commons if the details of the The restoration of the wages of 1,700 the transport Sedgwick. The regiment a weak Bulgarian outpost, but the struction of their personnel before they Hong Kong since 1893, and superin occurrence had been received bv the employes in tho York cotton mills, will go into detention camp at Sapello. Bulgarians, aided by aimed inhabi are suuk by gun fire. tendent of the Victoria jail and fire government. Parliament Secretary Baoo, Me., is announced to begin Mon The I mm I v of Austin Bidwell, the tants, repulsed their assailants after a brigade there eince 1896. is the fourth Broderick replied that the details would day, when a similar raise will affect Bank of England swindler, was buried tierce fight. Both sides suffered losses FIVE BANDITS CAPTURED. son of tlie late J. A. C. May, lord chief not be in the hands of the government over 2,000 hands in the Laronia and at Chicago. The body of his brother of killed and wounded. The Turks, He ie now in his until the early part of April, when, he Desperadoes Attack and justice of England. Pepperell cotton mills, of Biddeford. George was shipped to Hartford, Conn. the dispatch says, were seeking to se Armed Cuban 40th year. He received special decora sai<l, friendly representations would Hob Americans. Harry Sanderson, the young farmer, Both men died recently at Butte, cure a position hitherto held by the tions for services rendered during the be made to this country. It is now Bulgarians. Kozyl-Agob is the rail Santiago de Cuba. April 4. — Five who attempted to murder his sweet Mont. way station nearest the Turkish fron more bandits have been captured, in coolie strike, and the great plague of said these details are in the hands of heart, Myrtle Fleischer, near Mayetta, 1894. While suffering from nervous trou- 1 tier in Bulgarian territory, and it cluding Nainon, a noted desperado. the British foreign office, and will be Kan., but instead wounded Mrs. John ble. Rear-Admiral Charles <’. Carpen- 1 would lie an important strategic point A body of armed men a few days ago REVOLUTION IN MACEDONIA. immediately forwarded to Sir Julian Fleischer, her aunt, so that she died ter committed suicide at a sanitarium! Pauncefote, who will make representa later, was lynched by a mob from in Boston. At one time lie enforced for Turkey if she desired to pour attacked two Americans in the neigh- troops into Bulgaria. Irorhood of Holguin, took their arms Collision Between Bulgarian and Tu rk- tions to the state department. Mayetta. American demands on Cliiua by firing ' lah Guards May the First Step. This will be the first claim of the and horses, and then went still further Farmer* Murdered. Since General MacArthur made a upon a Chinese vessel. kind growing out of the Spanish war north to rob the lighthouse at Gibara London, April 5. — In connection Victoria, B. C., April 4. —The gallant advance north of Manila there Colonel Gruble. of the Second im and the operations in the Philippines. with the collision between Bulgarian The Chinese authorities have noti steamer Tartar arrived from the Orient lias been some talk that lie should be When the facts are presented to the mune*, has gone in pursuit. The chosen as a brigadier-general of volun fied the British consul at Tien-Tsin today, after a stormy voyage. She trouble seems to have grown out of the and Tuikish frontier guards at Kosy- state department, it is believed the jus teers, his rank in the regular army be that the whole foreshore recently brings news of the massacre of 29 farm cessation of public work in the province lagob, a correspondent in Macedonia tice of tt e claim will be acknowledged writes to the Pall Mall Gazette con ing lieutenant-iolonel of the adjutant opened at Port Clung Wan Tao is re ers by aborignes at Byorsetsu, Japan. served for a Chinese mining company. Germany is said to be concentrating and the delay io the approval of the cerning the seething condition in the and congress will be asked to make an general’s department- estimates. Many who became bandits Balkans. He says: appropriation, as there is no fund at The British legation has enetered a A Washington dispatch says: Gen- protest, pointing out tliat tliis action a fleet at Amoy, with the intention of during that period now refuse to re- Grave consequences cannot be defer the disposal of the department to meet seizing Futsien. •ral Thomas M. Anderson has been tor tenders the opening of the port nuga red much longer. The whole province such cases. Dispatches from Tokio to Japanese turn to work. some time past slated as a brigadier- tory. The telegraph line to is armed, and matters are rapidly drift coast papers charge Americans witb WAGES ADVANCED general in the regular army until he ing into open revolution. The people Thu whole country between Malolos shooting down men, women and child structed by the United retiree next fall. He is to command corps is completed, and will lie ojiened aie drilling for the coming struggle, Nearly 140,000 Cotton Mill Employe« the department of the Columbia, with and Calocan is now full of friendless ren in the Philippines. Are Benefited. for commercial messages tomorrow. and the country is virtually in a state women, children and old people, who headquarters at Vancouver. Serloua Disturbances at Canton. of siege. Turkish troops have been Boston, April 5.—Cotton mills gen Finlander** Oppoae the C«»r. The cruiser Chicago, which left are returning to their homes, carrying London, April 4.—According to a pouring into most of the disturbed dis erally in the New England states, oper New York, April 4. — The Finnish- white flags. The Americans are trying Hampton Roads Maroh 18 under orders dispatch to the Daily Mail fiom Hong tricts, ami reinforcements are arriving ating more than three-quarters of the to overtake the American liner Paris to gain the contideiiM of the inhabi Kong, serious disturbances have re American central committee recently daily. Detachments guard the Orient total number of spinldes in the North, appointed by the Finlanders resident tants by proving to them that, if they • nd transfer from that ship ex-Secre- cently occurred in the vicinity ot Can al railway from Salonica to the Servian began work today under an advanced tary of State John Sherman, who had will return and attend to their ordi ton, and a British torpedo-boat ha* in the United States to organize oppo border, and the garrison towns are wag* schedule, which in nearly all of sition in the Western hemisphere to nary work peacefully no harm will be been taken seriously ill. has arrived at been sent to protect British interests. the czar's recent ukase for the Russifi packed with soldiers. There is a wide th* mills is about the same as that Newport News with the distinguished fall them. The destroyer will soon be followed by cation of Finland, today issued an ad spread impression that momentou* which existed prior to the general re An event of inteiest to all Amari- other vessels carrying troops. invalid on beard. duction in the early part of 1898, and dress to all Finlanders in the United events are impending. Nenots Jose R. Villalon and A cans, whether foreign or native-born, The Ottomans are convinced that which, it is estimated, directly affect* States and Canaria, calling njxm them Ixrndon, April 4. — The Rome corre will occur in Cincinnati during the Hevia, who were appointed bv the Cu “to rise lip as one man. along in the Bulgaria is at the Imttom of the trouble from 130,000 to 140,000 band* em ban assembly to present to the Wash week of June 19. The 31st annual spondent of the Daily Chronicle sav* knowledge of the righteous cause, an<l in Macedonia and will certainly active- ployed by more than 120 corporations. he learns in official clroles that Italy ington authorities the resolutions of convention of the Music Teachers' As and Great Britain have arrived at an uphold their sacred rights before the ly support the expected rising, en- The reduction made in 1898 averaged that body,have arrived in Washington. sociation, organised foi the purpose of couraged by Russian influence. a little more than 10 per cent. In world. " Their mission, in addition to the pres encouraging American musical art, agreement which will result in an Fall River mills, which include 2.192,- Italian occupation of San Mun bay, Ml«« Bo«« 1.« Clercq. Catching salmon for eggs at the 220 spindles of the 10,853,143 in New entation of the resolutions, is to ei- progress and professional fraternity, province of Chi Kiang, China, before London. April 4. — Miss Rose I Le Upper Clackamas hatchery in Oregon England, it amounted to 11 1-19 per plain in detail tho situation with ref- will then bold its session*. A large April 25. attendance is promised. Clercq, • well-know actress, is dead. will not begin until June this year. •rence to the insurgent army. cenL _____ DainAffl at llo llo. Fortifying ths Falklands. Miss Caroline Hazard, of Pakcedale. Furious Snow Storm In Routh Dakol About 4500 Men Affected. Chicago, April 4. — The Record ’ s Ta Minor N»wi Items. New York, April 5. — A dispatch to R. I., lias Iwien elected president of coma, Wash., special says: Foreign Pierre. S. D., April 4. — A fnriou.- Bellaire, O.. April 5. — Employe* of the Herald from Buenos Avres. via the Aetna Standard Iron & Steel snow storm has been raging here all , It is proposed in Denver to establish Wellesley (.Mass ) college. business houses lost over 11,000.000 bv Galveston, says: The British govern • public park in tbalcity as a memorial Noah Webster was born in West tlie destruction of llo Ilo by the Fili day. alsmt six inches having fallen al- ment is about to send an engineering Works at Aetna were today notified of to the late Rev. Myron W. Reed. Hartford, Conn., and a movement has pino* before General Miller captured ready. It is drifting badly, and the corps of 1400 men to fortify Port Stan an advance in wages of 10 per cent, to About Manuel Garcia, who, at 94, claim* beer, started there for the erection of a the city. Stephen* A Company, an temperature is falling. The hay sup ley and other points on the Falkland go into effect immediately. English firm, estimates its loss at ply is practically exhausted, and. as island«. The gunboat Beage, which 4.500 men are affected. to tie the oldest singing master in the gigantic memorial. world, is a cousin of the Cuban gen Dr. E M. Charnel, of the chemical 4140,000 on stored hemp. Numerous grazing is impossible, the stockmen is now there, will return to England Columbia, Pa.. April 5 —The roll eral. department of Cornell university in other firms bad warehouses ami stock* are presented with a severe condition. and l>e replaced by the Pegasus. Arch ing mills here posted notice today that, destroyed. English insurance com I'rrsidcnt I.oubet Winning F atof In 1898, 6,609,017 gross tons of be*. Ithaca. N. Y., has announced that bishop Castellano and six Argentine beginning May I, the price for pud Pari*. April 4. — President Lou tie t bishops will embark on April 18 for dling will be raised fiom 42 75 to I i, •emer steel ingots were produced in nearly all wall paper sold at the pres panies will be the chief loset*. The the United States, an increase of more •nt time contains arsenical poisons, French firm of jewelers, la» Estrella de I was a spectator at the Auteil races, Rome to participate in the South •nd that a general readjustment of tIm •on.« of them in surprising quantities. Norte, loti 4300.000 worth of pioperty. aud was warmly received bv th* neople American conference. than 20 jier cent over 1897. wage* of the mill hand* will be made. I. A8B4.BT, rabllahar,