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YJMHILL COUNTY «POSTER LATER THREE NEWS TRANSPORTS SAIL. STATEMENT V 1». 1. ASBUtaY, M c M innville O —•- Publlahar. • owïoon . Ceniprt'hentiitr Review of the Import« ant IIuppening« of the P hm I Week Culled From tlie Telegraph Columns. Count von Waldersee started for China. Roumania and Bulgaria are on the verge of war. The emperor and empress dowager have left Pekin. Senator Stewart, of Nevada, will lupport McKinley. A tornado did great damage in sev- »raI Wisconsin towns. Ex-Senator John J. Ingalls left an estate valued at $250,000. Japanese are beginning to dibtrubt the Continental Europeans. Chicago’s population as shown by the United States census, is 1,698,575. More rebels are reported to have sur rendered in the United States of Co lombia. A drunken Kansas doctor killed three persons, and was shot dead by a sher iff’s sou. William M. Johnson, of New Jersey, succeeds Perry Heath as assistant postmaster-genera 1. laird Roberts issued a proclamation prescribing severe penalties for Boers who violate their oaths. Estimates of the shortage in the Pacific coast salmon pack vary between 600,000 and 1,000,000 cases. A posoflice employe killed a Kansas City woman and wounded her husband as a result of a quarrel over rent. The Chinese government asks that Conger or some other American lie ap pointed to open peace negotiations. The Willamette valley hop crop is practically out of flanger. The yield will be heavy and prices sre advancing. Warren Chaffee SMALL and Remey Information. LOSS OF Send AMERICANS Carries Over One Troops to China. » Thousand San Francisco, August 20.—Three transports sailed (or the Orient. Ths Warren carried the headquarters, bam. aud two squadrons of the Ninth (col ored) cavalry, under command of Col onel McGregor; 75 hospital corp» men, under command of Surgeon-Major Ives; 138 recruits for the Ninth infantry. 1(16 drivets and other government em ployes and also a detachment of hospit al corps men for Mauiiii. The Warren also carried $1,500,(100. According to present arrangements the troops will be transferred at Nagasaki to a trans port that will take them to Taku. The Warren will then pioceed to Manila with h few officers aud men together with freight. There are 1,100 troops aud civilians on the transport, and the cabin accommodations are taxed to their full limit. It was uecessav to leave considerable supplies on the dock, owing to lack of room. The Aztec sailed for Kobe with 500 horses and mules for < .'bimi, anti the Siam sailed for Manila via (iiiain with 5,000 tons of freight. The general hospital at the Presidio is to be enlarged to accommodate the extraordinary detachments of sick and wouuded ou the way here from the Philippines aud China. Fifty wall tents will be erected inside the in closure at the rear of the hospital aud a large tent to serve as a ward. Disastrous Storm at the Town of Sheboygan. SWEPT AWAY ALL IN ITS PATH Mirnt-ie Says Hi» OF POWERS Trial Was Political Judicial Furer. and a Georgetown, Ky., August 22.—< a- leb Powers issued a statement to trio public tonight, iu which he says: “That oue of the greatest judicial farces known to history has been en acted here iu mv trial, under the forms of law, no well-informed mau 'an doubt. Innocence is no shield with $100,00(1 aud the raethorlsof Campbell- ism against yon. The rectitude of cue’s past life counts for naught. They say Taylor is guilty, because he was at his office, »mi that 1 am gnlity be cause I was away from mine. This has been a political trial throughout, for political purposes, aud no greater mistake has been made by the Demo cratic parry since they robbed us of the offices to which we were fairly elect-'d by the people. From the beginning of the campaign until now 1 have stood with what little of met nt 1 have had for the rights and liberties of the peo ple. That is mv crime. Thai is tne only offense I have committed. 'Ibat is the only thing they have prove-l against me. I swore to that myself in testimony. I have never had, aud 1 now have no apology to make for be iug true to the trust imposed upon me by a majority of the voters of this state. History will draw its dark lines around those who have outraged me and disgraced the judiciary aud blackened the history of the state. Fort Sherman, Idaho, is unsuitable Milwaukee, Wis., August a 2.—A I Washington, August 21.—From Gen for an Indian school. special from Sheboygan, Wis.. iay.: eral Chaffee today tile war depHi tim-nr | A terrific wind storm »track tiie city ; received official confirmation of the fail Ex-Secretarv Boutwell announces this afternoon. The storm came very of Pekin and the rescue of the besieged that he will vote for Bryan. suddenly from the north. Eight large legationers. The dispatch of the Seven persons were killed iu a train buildings were completely wrecked and American commander whs not long, wreck near Grand Rapids. Mich. 200 sniHlI house» were blown down. and contained but few details, but the The Frink slate went through the The loss will be more than $300.000. ! unconcealed satisfaction with which it Washington Republican convention. At noon it was dark as night and in I was received by officials of the admin The war department publishes Fili tensely hot. A few moments before 1 istration indicated clearly the anxiety pino correspondence captured by Fun- o’clock the storm broke, increasing in ! that had been engendered bv his pro- •ton. force until a tornado was blowing. I longed silence. His last coiniuunica- Pritchard Morgan says the powers Persons were thiovvn down and fences [ tion to the government prior to tiie le- have decided on a new form of govern aud signs hurled hundreds of feet. The 1 ceipt of today’s advices was dated Aug- ment for China. storm raged for some minutes ami ■ ust 11, at Ma Ton, almost 30 miles from missed off to the south. The1 storm I Pekin. The explanation of his ¡silence General Chaffee reported the allies started in the western pait of the city, is suggested in advices received by the st Ma Tou, 20 miles from 1’ekiu, three near the cemetery, and swept down on navy department today from Admiral or four days ago. to the south side and off into the lake. Remey, who, telegraphing from Taku Preparations to extend the railroad It was two miles wide aud wrecked ! on the 18th, says ths telegraph line be down the Yukon from White Horse to everything iu its path. All was over ! tween that point and Pekin is in Selkirk are in progress. in 10 miuutes. although it seemed hours terrupted. China will send a high official to $25,000 PACKAGE GONE Tin» Seventh Artillery. to the panic-stricken people. The cablegram from Admiral Remey Tung Chow to arrange for delivering Washington, August 20.—Light bat The roof of the large warehouse of contains some important information Between C'liicag«» anti the foreigners to the allies. not mentioned by General Chaffee. tery M, Seventh artillery, which has the Crocker Company was blown off Lost Somewhere Burlington, I». He makes the startling statement, on been stationed at Wiwhington barracks and thrown against the large factory. Foreign and domestic wheat market» Chicago, August 22.— Somewhere Japanese authority, that the inner city for seveial months, will leave here The building was wrecked aud a large between Chicago and Burlington, la., have a downward tendency, aud the Friday for San Francisco, en route to stock of chairs was left without protec of Pekin was being bombarded by the local situation continues dull. an express package supposed to con allied forces. Admiral Remey says China. Light Battery F, Second artil tion from the rain, which tell in tor tain $25,000 is alleged to have gone Oregon supreme court decides that lery, has arrived here from Cuba to re rents. I also that the dowager empress is de district attorney’s fee must lie deposit The Commercial National The state Board of agriculture orders I tained in the inner city by Prince Yun- lieve Battery M, and will garrison the The street car barns weie wrecked, astray. ed with clerk when divorce suits are aresnal post for the present. At San ami street cars were smashe.I to pieces. bank of this city sent the package to the erection of 150 additional stalls for gedo. Advices received last night tiled. the Burlington agent of the Chicago, livestock exhibit at the state fair at from the foreign ofliec at Tokio, Japan, I Francisco the troops from Washington The electric wires were all blown Burlington & Quincy railroad a few The transport Thomas, which left Salem, Or. by the Japanese legation in this city will be joined by light battery C, also down. Tiie roof of the malthouse c* days ago on orders given from the Bur Naguaaki August 10, will bring 216 confirms and amplifies previous ac of the Seventh artilley, »mi will sail the Keneid-Schriver Brewing Com pan v lington headquarters in this city. The Caleb Powers, ex-secretary of state sink and four insane soldiers from the counts of the capture of Pekin by the on the first available tiansport. The was lifted from the building, carried money was .»ent by the Adams Exprés» of Kentucky, issued a statement in Philippines. equipment of Battery M, including over 159 yards and thrown into the which he declares his innocence, and allied troops. Company. When the money was »ent Severe floods have occurred in Japan Following is the text of the dispatch horses, has been shipped to San Fran street. It was carried over the huge (torn the Chicago bank it was wrapped | says he had a poltical trial. ventilators of the brewery. The »nd it is reported that 2,200 persons i from General Chaffee, as made public cisco. in the usual way in which money is American Folding Bed Company’s plant The reported of the plague in Manila by the war department: have been drowned. Railway traffic is Second Infantry Hurrying Weal. transmitted. In due course of time the was demolished and the . sheds in the interrupted. for the two weeks ending Jnly 17, as ‘‘Che Foo, August 21, Pekin, Au Burlington agent of the railroad re Kansas City, August 20. — Fiv< Three lives were sacrificed by fire as just reported to the marine hospital gust 15. — We entered legation grounds hundred and fifty soldier» of the Sec Sim ball A Sous brickyard were blown ceived a similar package, but it con down and the debris scattered in every service, is seven new cases and five at 5 o ’ clock last night with Fourteenth the result of an explosion of natural tained nothing by brown paper. The ond United States infantry, destined direction. Eight wounded gas in Thirty-fourth street, Chicago. deaths. Of the new cases four were and light battery, wrapper containing the worthless pa for service in China, being rushed The storm struck the South Side Lu Filipinos and three Chinese. day ’ s fighting. Otherwise nil during Three other persons are suppoaed to be through to San Francisco from Foit theran church, and the steeple wrffc per was returned to Chicago and the well. CHAFFEE.” in the ruins. The Kansas Citv firemen, in a class Thomas, Ky., arrived here from Chi blown down on to two residences, i bank officials are certain it is uot th« The dispatch, which was received Secretary Gage, of the treasury de created at the Paris exposition for paid during the morning, was transmitted cago this afternoon, with their officers smashing in the roofs. The Fourth i one sent by them. Representatives of partment, »ays that as long as the firemen, won the world’s champion immediately to the president at the and equipments, ami vyere hurried on ward school house, a beautiful build the corporations interested in the mat United States maintains the gold stand ship cup. The officers received gold white house, He expressed his gratiti- west. ing, was completely wrecked, oue side ter spent a busy day today investigat ard and keeps the public eredit good it medals, ami silver medals aud the cation at the news it contained, par and the front being blown in, causing ing the mystery of the missing pack COLOMBIA’S TROUBLES. ran retain for its own use all the gold . money prize, 600 francs, was divided ticularly at the small loss sustained by the roof to fall and crushing the floor» age, and laying plans for the arrest of among the officers and men. The min it needs. | The plant of the robber, if tiie monev was stolen the Atnericivi troops. Prealdent Ha* lte«tgne<l ami the Vie«- down into the cellar. i i th Opetenberg & Sonneman < Company between Chicago ami Burlington. A sovere hailstorm destroyed 40,000 ister of war. General Andre, presented It will be noted that the dispatch I*roti(Iei>( Succeeds» Him. the prizes to Captain Hale. Portugal Drouth ill K hiimmh . acres of the finest graiu in North Da I indicates that the American troops en New York, August 20.—A cable | was partially wrecked. Several freight Kansas City, August 22.—Two-thirds kota, even that cut < and in the «hock won the volunteer championship. tered the legation grounds at 5 o’clock dispatch was received here from Bo j ears standing on the Northwestern rail- American troops shared iu the as on the evening of the 14th inst. Bv of Kansas, west of the three eastermost being destroyed. Many of the hail- gota. announcing the resignation of I road tracks were blown over ou their I tiers of counties, is experiencing one •tons were froiu three to four inch«» in sault on Pekin. the Washington officials and by several President Sanctlemete, of the republic ; sides. That no one was killed seems almost of the most severe droughts in the his diameter. Fire in Wellington, Ohio, caused a legation officials to whom it was shown of Colombia. Vice-President Marro the date oi General Chaffee’s commu quin will serve out the four years that I a miracle. The wind wrecked build- tory of the state, and the general opin Maurice Brennan, who ia under ar- loss of $50,000. nication is regarded as an error of remain of his term. The action oi j ing after building, with the greatest ion is that rhe Kansas corn crop will rest at St. Louis, charged with being Frenchmen accuse England of dupli transmission. It is believed that the Senor Sanctlemete will bring about a I rapidity, and there was little warning be the smallest in proportion t</. ijs re- ■ dynamiter, was indentitied as oue of city at Shanghai. date “15” should be ”16.” All prev change in the political system of Co of the approach of the storm. The peo- quirenients for feeding, that hW^>. n, the men connected with the blowing Unirrigated crops in Idaho are suf ious advices, official and unofficial, raised in many years. In 1899 there up of the stieet cats iu the soutlieru lombia, anil may even end the revolu 1 pie in every case were out of their fering fiom drouth. was 225,000,000 bushels. Secretary homes before the storm broke, and those have indicated that the legations were part of the city several weeks ago. tion which has been iu progress for 10 who were struck by dying debris were Coburn’s report of conditions in Au relieved on the evening of the 15th, months. Another attempt was made to assas Tbetslore Roosevelt will not visit the only slightly injured. Iu the factories gust indicated a yielil this year of Wednesday, alter a day of sharp light sinate the shah of Persia. Pacific coast. 145,000,000 bushels. Since the employes were in many cases aliont Intervention of Con»« la. ing. Minister Wil, the Chinese repre The Typographical Union has refused then there have beeu two weeks of hot, Shanghai has word that the Pekin le- bruised aud cut from wreckage. sentative, and Minister Takahira, of Colon, Colombia, August 20. — The agtiiiiis were desjierately attacked Aug to enter the political field. The 5-vear-old son of Mrs. Thomas I dry weather, which has further materi Japan, were quite positive on this following is the full text of the state Two persons were killed iu an acci point, all their official advices being ment regarding the alleged inter.en- Atkins had a remarkable escape The ally reduced conditions, and the most ust 8. that the entrance to the city of Pekin tion of the foreign consuls during the house was torn into shreds and scat I liberal estimates ot well-informed men In a collision near Colorado Springs, dent at the Paris exposition. The fsipulation of Greater New York was effected early in the evening of recent fighting in Panama, as contain tered about in the roadway. What on change do not exceed 10,000,000 Colo., two passengers were killed and ed iu the official report of General Sa was left of the house was only about bushels, while many place the crop at is shown by the census to be 3,437,202. Wednesday, the 15th inst. five iujured. lazar, commanding the government three or four timbers where the build not over 75,000,000 bushels. The plow KI» Ax riant Burnell. Four deaths »ml 15 prostrations as a President Kruger has applied for a forces, Geueral to Alban, civil governor ing stood. The child was buried in the ing for winter wheat is delayed by the Alexandria. Ind., August 21.—The leiiiporary asylum ill the American result of another hot wave in Chicago. and military chief of the province of mills, and when found was standing m dry condition of the soil. Pastures «re I •vusulate at Lourenco Marqnes. Steel mills at Wilmington. Dela entire plant of the Kelly Ax Manufac Panama, who was in command of the the corner, with timber piled in front 1 dry and stock water in many cistern? turing Company, valued at $800,000, C. I*. Huntington, president of the ware, shut down, affecting 1,500 men. of him ill such a manner as to shield 1 is scarce. was destroyed by fire tonight, It was garrison when the city was attacked him, and he escaped with only bruises. ' Southern Pacific lailroad, died in the Porto Rico Striker« Ahl. The Shanghai muddle is beginning to the largest ax factory in the world, by the revolutionists: Adirondiicks, N. Y., of heart diHeaae. assume a serious aspect, intel national Four box cars in the Chicago & i “The revolutionary leaders, alter New York, August 22.—The Social employing '.Hilt nien when tunning at Northwestern yard were carried off the j The army of the Philippine« elected troops being landed. full force, The insurance on the plant taking posit ions around I'amimii, placed track and stood straight on end. Some ’ Democratic party received a letter to themselves in communication with day from Alwin llushler, secretary ot Gmieral F. V. Greene president, < ¡en- Puget sound salmon pack for this is thought to lie $45(1,000. The lire is nral (>. Summer« a» second vice season is about 199,000 cases, compared thought to have originated from an several foreigu consuls, hoping that of the bricks from the (’rocker Com the Federation Libre, a central laboi pany*» warehouse were thrown with pri’snlent overheated boiler. The tire was di»- their intervention would lead to the such force against the adjoining build body of San Juan, l’orto Rico, asking with 528,000 lor 1899. surrender of the city. The interven for aid on behalf of a number of strike The clothing factory of K. II. Olson Philip Koenigberger. a New York covered by the watchman, and the tion of the consuls produced such dan ings that they passed through the sides leaders who were arrested there. The A Co , of Chicago, wa» destroyed by tobacco dealer, cut his throat iu a bar woodwork between the boilers and the of the buildings and yet no one was in- I j tire, with a loss on building» hik I goods ber shop in San Francisco. grinding room was ablaze. The plant gerous »nd pernicious effects, morally, jured. Other portions of the building I letter stated that the cigar makers, that only the resolution of General painters, carpenters and bricklayer» was thoroughly equipped with nu au »f $95,000. Alban averted serious consequence».” of the Crocker Company were torn to ! were on a strike in San Juan, and the Caleb Powers was convicted of com tomatic sprinkler, but owing to tlm Contractors are making close exam pieces. There is scarcely a whole pane . strike was beginning to spread over the plicity of in the Goeliel murder and steam in the boilers being so low it ination of the route for the Klamath HEIR TO MILLIONS A PAUPER. of glass left iu the tornado district. whole island.. In all, 20 strike lend sentenced to life imprisonment. would not work. The great establish Fall» railway preparatory to siguing Telephone, electric light »nd trollev ers were arrested. The subject was the contract. lair. I Roberta will lie recalled from ment was divided bv a railroad switch, Fill« r*i»|»er’« Grave Brcniifte of the wires and poles are torn down, and a brought, up at to.lay’s meeting of the ami all of the buildings on one side street car has uot run in the city since Central Federation Union, where the rrovi«ioiiM of m Will. Steamer Deutselilaiid imid« the run Africa in October ami ap|«>iuted coin- whs burned. The burned district in mamler-iti-cbief of the British army. the stiM-m struck. Sidewalks and tree- letter was read, and it was decided to from New York to Plymouth, Etigland, cludes the forgiug. drop, grinders, pol San Francisco. August 18.—The Ex were carried away like chaff. semi a contribution to the Porto Ric< iu 5 days. I I hour» ami 45 minute«, War in China caused the closing in ishers and pattern makeis’ depart nmiuer says: Asa Packer Wilber, one The principal sufferer is the < rockei strikers ami also to ask President Mc breaking the record. a large mill in Biddeford. Me., throw- ments. In addition to the buildings, of the hens to the $20,000,000 estate ( liHtr Company, whose loss is $250,- Kinley to act in the matter. Bob Fitasinimous and Tom Sharkey liug 3.00(1 hand» out of employment. machinery ami half of the finished left by Asa Packer, the Penuslvania 000. have been mat* lied to fight August 25 stock. $150.000 worth of manufactured railroad king and coal baron, has died Bodie« I.orated Mine still Hurtling. Shipments oi lumber from the state Thr«*e Rather« Browtied. before the ('oiiev l»laml l'ilio for a goods were destroyed. in poverty iu this city, and yesterday Mahoney City. Pa., August 22._ Af of Washington for the year just euded purse of $25.000. Charley W hite in to Cape .Mar. N. J., August 22.— Ellen ter many hours of desperate battling was buried iu a paujier’s grave. lie slain With h Hammer. amount, approximately, to $7.500,000. lw> referee. Young, Salina Newhoneer and Albert New York, August 21.—Catherine was a victim ol the morphine habit, .1. Schwab, all of Philadelphia, were with deadly white .lamp, one of the Foreign anarchists, said to have I The question of the perme successive rescuing parties succeeded Scharf, aged 22 , was beaten to death [ and until a lew days ago worked at in- uent re|«airs on the (iregou ai home in- come to this country to assassinate with a hammer in her rooms on the I terval» for J. P. Bogard, proprietor of a drowned in the surf at Cape May point today in locating the bodies of George today. They were bathing and got be President McKinley, are under arrest stead of iu Japan has beeu di»cu»»ed by second floor of 6 7 4 Second, aienue. dramatic paper, to whom he assigned yond their depth. Schwab made a ami William Thompkie» aud Charles •ome of the authorities ol the navy de at New York. Iritis, who were entombe«! in the burn- some time between 7 I*. 'I. and mid 1 half of his prospective estate. partment aud may result in her beiug He was a nephew of Asa Packer, noble effort to save his companions, ning colliery. The 60 mules which Ex-I*re«ideut Ignacio Andrade, who night Saturday, the body not being holding their nnconscion« lawlies almve were in the mine when it was discov brought back to the I’aoitic coaat. wa» deposed from the presidency of found until early this morning. Iler I whose will made over hi« iinmen «e The official report of the Colombian \ enexuela and Hucceeded l>v Cipriano brother made the discovery when he estate to his children, but contained the water lot some time. .Inst as a ered to lie on fire are also dead, and government cominander in the recent Castro, the present im umlieut. i« dead. came home after miituight. The wo- a clause that should they die without boat, which went to their rescue, were raised to the surface today. The issue the estate was to revert to two reached his side, he loosened his grasp fire is still burning fiercely, aud the battle at I’anama says the re lie I casual A forest tire near Encampment, man’s bodv lay in a p<»«l of blood, face brothers, named Elisha aud Jeremiah on the women and sank out of sight. mine official» are bending everr effort ties wer« 600 aud tlios« of the govern downward. Near bv on the floor was ment 100. The coinmaU'ler lutimates Wyoming, has burned over a territory a bloody hammer ami the rm'iiu lied Wi'ilM>r, who were related to Packer by The women were taken »shore and, to extinguish the flames. that the consuls favored the rebels, an.I eight by 10 miles in extent a n< I now been ransacked of everything of value. marriage, or in ease of tlieir death to although the usual methods for resusci Son Killed rather. Two thousand their direct heirs. Elisha Wilber tating drowning p«'ople were resorted that their intervention was dangerous threatens two ■own*, Lincoln, Neb., August 22.—James sheep and one mau have perished in the It is the opinion of the police that a took charge of the Lehigh Valley rail to. thev could not lie biouglit back to aud pernicious. thief entered the house and was sur N. Burnham, publisher of the Wvmor- life. The detective bureau of New York Hames. prised in Ilia work by the girl ami that road and the Packer coal properties ean. at Wymore. Neb., shot ami killed City, is looking lor Antonio Pe»« e. a («tili-man A»»»«.ln»led. The geueral attack on Pekin began he killed her to prevent identification. aud oi»'r»te<l them, increasing the his father. Captain Collins A. Burn ' value of the proiierty. hanker, with offices in that city. Ila August 15, in the morning. when the Wichita. Kan. August 22.— Mr. ham. at their home today. A coroner’s A berdeeti, s. D., August 21. — A One bv oue toe Packer children has mysteriously disappeared. Score« Japanese demolished the Chum Chang sei ere wind and rain »tonn i» raging died, leaving no direct heirs, uutil only Huff, cattleman and farmer, was shot jury immediately exonerated the »on. of excited Italian depositors have Lang and Tong Chi gate» mid entered in this city, At Columbia cou.ider- oue daughter is left. she has no chil dead in his home in Custer county. Both father aud son were prominent thronged Peace’» effices, aud it ia re the capital. The other artniea entered able damage wa» done. The »pire of dren. ami her life is said to 1* all that Oklahoma. Fridav night by some one, political workers in the county in ported to the ]wiiie that the lainker by the long Quien gate, and »ent de who fired through an open window. which thev reside. The killing was in has gone to Italy, takiug with him tachment» at once to the legattoua. the Congregational church was blown •taiels I'etwcen the Wilber family and The held there is said to I m * the cause off . and numerous barn» and other the Packer fortune. seif-defense. The son gave himself to $l«.000. where the miniaWra ware found safe. uf the crime and more trouble is feared. the officers. buildings uurooied. Philadelphia. August 20.—Three Petroleum Keld» of some importane« Knee lo (lain Informât >•» freighter«—the British »teamship« Her- An Atlanta jury decided that a wife Wergeaial “Hark** Taylor. ('«•Ili.ion iN r«rts. are lielug opened in Japan. <'a(ie Town, Alignât 21GeueraI lie uolds. Irevanian »ml Rathinoor—have I« reaponsilde for the burial ex pen»«'» Washington, Align«* 22.—Sergeant Paris. Augnst 20 —A street car col- Belgi um ■■ oue of thè few couutrie« of her husband. wet*« demand (or the surrender of the been chert ",e«l to carry coal from this “Buck” Taylor, 42 year» old, known lision, resulting in injuries to 35 prr- in wbioh thè death penalty, though Cheap land* in Nebr««ka bate been Uriti «h force at Commando Nek is con port to Fi* v-e. It i« stated that five as ‘King of the Cowloyw,” a da«hing sou«. occurred Jast evening at the cor stili part of thè criminal code, ia neier taken up an rapidly that few deatralde sidered a.« a pretense of gaining infor mole ve»»i'ls will l>e chartered tor a cavalryman, and one of the lieat-known ner ot the Boulevard dee Batignoles enkiried. tu deference to public opin acre« remain. mation. Finding that Coinmaudo Nek similar puri'-vse. The miners' «trikes of the Rough Rider*, died at* Provi and the Rue st. Petersburg, where waa strongly gart mone,I, liewet re in Germsuy .»isi Austria have resulted dence hospital today of consumptton, electric and horse lines crot* ion. i All the tn addition of two mile« will abort- ati meii hi« march northward, ahadoaed in a scarcity of bituminous coal in the result of illness contracted during injured will recover. Three women, thè wivee of famuli» No American France, aud for several weeks agents the Cuban campaign. Taylor’» correct was hurt. tesatami», bave I meli accordali thè ho tu ir ly tie made to the tine avenue» on the by General Baden-Powell. liettyaburg Imttletield. of the Frvuch government have been name in said to hare been Berry F. •f boriai in W estniin«ter Abbey. l'hey IH«a rrom Hwat. endeavonu« to ««eiiru »hips in Eugland Tatum, lie was the ann of a former The Kaiiaaa (Tity produce exchange are lenir Palmerstou. lady Augusta Thw l'nited Stata* army will aid dei- Ixtuisville, Ky., Augii»* 21.—Two •nd this country avsilablu for carrying baa adopted a plan for aellin* egg» by well-to-do merchant «if Montgomery, • itute miners at Ca|*e Tome, feed mg Maxiler, wife of Dean Stanley and DBgro«« died at lxmiaville today fron» weight matead vf by the donen tne). Ala. Mr» Gladsteae I te«ai Tb« laiiimuu wa» 9M. I I them those tint cannot lie gottau tenute