Klamath republican., April 19, 1900, Image 1

REPUBLICAN.
KLAMATH
KLAMATH
THE DAY
LAIkH Nt WS.
Blorinfouteln
water
m badly
In
hmm !
o|
Roberta ami Buller will silvani«
Epitome of the Telegraphir simiiltaiieoualy
News of the World.
lb» total British losses ill th» Boer
war era now 28,ooo,
A
FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OKMiON, APRIL 1», 19()(»
’ 'I’
À
THE
STRUGGLE
r
llouae finally
ENDED.
lll.poa.d ,,f th.
HI«-«« Hill.
1‘u.rlo
Washington, April 13.—The long
and bitter struggle over the Puerto
Rican tariff bill emtetl txxlay when the
house, by a vote of 161 to 153, con-
< urred tn all th« senate amendments.
The bill now rnquir«» only the signs-
tore of the speaker of the house and the
president ot th« senate before going to
the presiiteut for hia approval. These
signatures will ta altar bed tomorrow,
and before nightfall the bill probably
will lai a law
As the bill originally pass«*l the
bouse. It was a simple bill, imposing
1.5 per cent of tire Dingley rates on
giaals going into Puerto Rico from the
United Hi ate. and coining from Puerto
Rico into the United Stat«».
As
auiewled by the senate and today
agreed to by the house, all restrictions
on g.xxis coming Into the Unite)! Mates
from I’uerto Rico are eliminated, and
certain f*x>d»tuffa and other articles
which heretofore have goue into Puer­
to Rico free by executive order are ex-
eluded from the operation of the 15 par
cent duty Imposed on goixla entering
the Island from the United States. A
complete B**b«me of civil government
for the island is also attached to the
measure.
VICTORIOUS BOERS
SITUATION
IN
PUERTO
RICO.
Former Good Fee 11 ng (let warn Natl«*«
and American« L*«*eelng.
ARE ORDERED OUT
Ponce, Puerto Rico, April 14.—At no
time since the hnrricane of August 8
last, has the condition of the pisir of Telegraphers of Two South
Puerto Rico been ax bad as it in today.
ern Railways Strike.
Atxiut »5 per cent of the island may )x>
A Inxaa town In th« rtisslad district
placed
in
the
|*-on
class,
whi
h
is
ma
la
nCHNE TICKN FROM THK NIHith wa» <l«»tr..yv<| |>y * tornado,
AW ALIM ('U»TIIIM> AM) HORSES
FIGHT NORTH OF BLOEMFONTEIN up of a mixture of all races
In t e
H’herniMii lealbig Ilin (’olumlda
other 5 per cent are included the wail- TROUBLE «'OMMKNCED LAST FALL
river near Aatorla found but few I'hi-
to-do, educated |ieople, such a> rnsr
tiiaika.
chants, planters and professional me
and their families.
Ih« Puerto Rican bill, aa amended
This better class is able to
by Ilin «enate, paaaeil th« liouae by a
through su< h times as are now preva’
vote of 163 to 153.
ing without actual physical sufferii
London, April II. — Briton» ar» now
Wstet'-r Dilli» addrwsaad animmanae
Admiral Itewey itenlea »h« atory of
London, April 12.—A disj>atch to
but their business affairs are at » st»;
beginning,
though
reluctantly,
to
real
­
Mi-lloer audisuio lu Washington
the
Dally
Mall
from
Brandfort
dated
1.1» withdrawal as a candidate for pn-al-
still, and have been for a long tim
ise
that
laird
R**ln*rta
is
tn
lor
a
winter
Sunday, says;
Th« Pepper Mailt mln«, In Josephina driitlal nomination.
and thia deprives the majority of th
campaign, lasting several mouths.
“
Yesterday
General
Dewet
inflicted
rollìi«», «’tegoli, was sold lor $»,000.
II. C. Frick will diaptaui of all hia This la th« end, in u tew words, of the
the third defeat on the British within large laboring class of a means of live
('litan» have cutifl tenca in «ianaral holdings, something ilk» $10,000,000, high hopes baia-d ujxtii fo.rd Ifotarta’
a
week ut Merkatsfontein, killing and lihood. This large body of laboring railway, winch han t>eou pending for
Guuies sud «utreal him Hol to leave the lu th« < atm-giv I *< on puny.
brilliant dash to Klmla-rley an* I Bloem­
woundng 000. He captured »00 with people furnishes the very cheap and »ever»I months, came to a head hero
islaiul
An 11>teriialonaI naval demonstration fontein.
12 wagons, l<xdng five Boers killed and effective lalxir which is ne«xle>l (or today, when President Powell, of tho
agriculture and other work, but at all Drier cf Railway Telegraphers, called
Piaparationa are taing made to hold
Tlis E*lw»nl T. Smith la»S factory will •*«*■■ take pa)"» at Taku «'in, the
nine wounded.”
Bloemfontein agalmd surprises, laird
China
■I Nsw York, iva» ileatruytMl by tira, gulf of Pa l hi
The Ihiily Mail publishes the follow­ tiuiea they have l*»u in an tinder fed on the telegraphers to quit work.
The trouble commenced last fall,
|u„ $250,000.
ing, dated April 10 from Lourenoo and (xxirly nourished condition.
During a tight with riotous laborers Kitchener has been given an Important
Their hardships have lieen greatly when the telegraphers of each division
Marques:
Eii>i>v«rn<>r l*»ttl>>*n. ot l'nnnsyl- In New York, on« Italian striker was duty, la-lug responsible for the prote"
lion of the railway white laird Robert,
“The Netherland Railway Company added to by the scarcity of fruit since appointed a committee to go before the
vani». «• w»u««d
|»r«'»l*l«ut «u killed am! aeverai wounded.
is walling for remounts and winter
professes
to have received a telegram the hurricane, and it is consequently division superintendents and ask a set­
Ih» Iteli«» ralle ticket.
At th» Georgia l'opullxt convention, clothing for the tnsqai, w I i <> m thin cot
Hear­
r«|»>rtiug a Boer victory near Kroon- increased in price. Salt fish, rice and tlement of certain grievances.
Buer» «lalm lo bave cap«ute*l 11 gun» Senator Marlon Butler, of North < 'an>- ton khaki uniforms ami leads are worn
•tad, the Boers capturing »00 British.” beans have lieen imported free of duty ings, they say. were refused them, and
,1 llliMuiiliiUtelU watarwurka, liutoad llna waa ilr-noun*«*! a. Ihu “chief of out. General Bralatut and General
Commenting upon this, the Daily since the hurricane, but little of the an appeal was made to General 8u(>er-
all llaltora."
ut »sten. »« llr»t teportod.
(ratacre are lx*th at a standstill.
Mail remarks: “There is a Merkats- benefit derived from this has gone to intendent Harrett, at Washington, and
Parlfle Cabte Hill.
lord Rolxota will probably for some
ltuil-liiig «r» l«»m* li In liidtans|»ills
Georg« W. Hull, an Arizona million-
fontein about five and one-half miles peons, and now, when there is a pros­ later to Vice-President and General
Washington, April 13.— With little southeast of Kroonstad, but if the re­ pect ot 15 per cent of the Dingley tariff Manager Cannon. The officers of the
tare telurncd «<• wrli. Ilmlr «mployer» air«, was arrnateil lu New York on a lime routine bls ope.alioiie to clearing
charge of perjury in a divorce cane the Free State liehiud hllu of raiders debate of importsuce, the M-uate today port be true, this can hardly be the being placed on these articles, the price order state that no satisfaction was re­
ceiixsliug to lli«lr demanda.
has been greatly advance*!. Merchants ceived from these officers, and the
and to th« relieving of Mateklug, for passed the Pacific cable bill, a Bie.ixure place.”
General» In Ite- l’hillpplnea «te cali- against lila wife.
hesitate to im|*ort lagre stocks because grievances were finally taken to Presi­
appropriating $3,000,000 for |h< con­
which
pur|saio
apparently
the
English
The
Daily
News
has
the
following
Ing ter mote tr*»*|»s. They caiiuot l.old
Competent authorities «»tlruate t hat
struction ot a cable between san Fran* from Pretoria, dated Monday, by way of the prospect of free trade, an* I the dent Speyer, whose secretary said the
Di« n*lx*l» dowu wltli Ih« prwrul force llie wastage of lioreea monthly by the division, now arming at Cap« Town,
present scarcity of fruit is also a cause president was too ill to consider the
has been ordeied to Kimla-rley. lanly deco and Honolulu. The bill wax of Delagoa bay:
Brlilsh
lor*
vs
in
south
Africa,
must
be
The |t*x-r» hai» succ«-e<led lu cullliig
for the advance in prices.
Rice has matter at this time.
unanimously re|*>rted by the commit­
Sarah
Wllann
and
other
Mateklug
cor
­
“
It
is
officially
announced
that
a
off Gi-tx-ral Urataul’a «w» or lhr«e calculated at not teas than 5,000.
President Powell says the commit­
respondents send diaries of the doings tee on naval affair», and that it wa» battle has been fought south of Brand­ gone up from 5 to 6 centavos a ¡xiund
thouMUil Uuopa ln>m all oihur Brillali
II (’ iteryln. an aaaayer 111 the Uni­ there, showing that the Boers hate ;»»»*•*I without senou» objection is re- ford, in which 600 British troops were to 8 and », Ix-aus from 6 to 12, and, at teemen selected to represent the men
te* I States mint at San Fraaciaoo, has tried, by alamdonlng their trem lies, to gar*le*l as a compliment to the commit* killed and wounded and 800 taken one time, a few days ago, to 15 cent­ have been dismissed to the number of
larces.
avos a pound, while salt fish has ad­ more than 20, and that dozens of mein-
Ih« fl.’th sniiliersary «1 Ihe blrlh ot Iwn xrn—tv.l lor stealing small lure the beset ger! out into a minerl tie. During lhe greater part of the ses­ prisoners.
bets ot the Order of Railway Telegraph­
King l*«opold. of Itelgliim, wa» appro- amounts of gold dally for months past. ambush. Fortunately, the British en­ sion. th« District of Columbia appro­
“Lord Roberts is declared to be find­ vance* I from 6 to about 10 centavos.
No one who understands the situa­ ers have been discharged because of
prutelv celebrateli throughout ih«
t 'apltallitx of Berllu. tlinmgli a Chi­ gineers discovered the mine, cut the priation bill «as under consideration. ing great difficulty, owing to the scar­
tion her« will deny that math of the their memliership. He says the last
kiugdoin.
cago firm, have made an offnr to pur- wire communication ami unearthed 250 As piisMxl, it carries Deal )y $80,000,000. city of water.”
former good feeling between Puerto communication to the officials of the
Tba lirlllah Norlh American sud chase the Ferna wheel. The w)i<w<|, pounds of dynamite and war gelatine.
ATTACK ON BULLER.
Ricans and Americans has been lost. company contained an offer to arbitrate
BOYS' PRO-BOER RALLY.
What
the
chances
are
for
an
advance
which
weigh»
2,200
tom.
will
be
ship
­
Ural Imllra a*|uailr<<li le 1**1« I II ere* «e* I
Besides, Americans are fewer in num­ the differences. Railroad officials say
to
Pretoria
may
l>e
judged
(rum
the
fact
ped
to
Iterhn.
ICobrrts lC«*|»orts That th* Horr« Wrr*
hy olle tallleahlp. two <rulaers sud
Mr«ia(r <>f Greeting Carried by a District ber in Puerto Rico today than at any
the strike has caused them no incon­
Kr pul ••*<!.
Me««enger toTranataal President.
•ritirai torptxlo Ixaala.
In han Franciaoo, 500 |aiun*la of that only from 0,000 to 10,000 horses
time since shortly after the troope first venience and has not interfered with
are
on
their
way
to
the
Cape,
and
from
Iaindon,
April
13.
—
The
war
office
Philadelphia. April 12.—One of the lan*led, and those departing have left a traffic. In a statement which Pieai-
The taxlv of all utlklMiwu young man plug cut tobacco have Isx’ii arizixt In the further fact that the military tail­
has m elted the following dl»pat< h greatest demonstrations of xym|>athy, long list of defunct companies, bank­ dent Powell has issued he says:
va» tennd In th" Willamette river near various local stores l>y Internal leveoue oring department only within the last
from ia>rd Roberta:
both in the number of jiarticipauta and rupt business, wrecked schemes an l
i>r«g<in City, with his head rotang led agents lu**aua« th« package« weie in- three weeks began making w*xden kha­
“The strike was inaugurated for the
“Bloemfontein, April 12.—Methuen in enthusiasm displayed, ever shown anxious creditors, who, in some cases, following purposes:
in • fiali uri, Il I» a * aae of delltarate • iifficieiitly atamiied«
ki uniforma. It la said it will take ut report» that th« |»irty of Boers defeated
in this city for any foreign nation took hold choice collections of worthless
ìuick I s .
‘‘To secure a reinstatement of its
Burglar» in Chicago stole diamonds, least two months to provide 200,000
Apnl 5 made good resistance for four (dace tonight, when the Academy of notes and checks. Not only are Amer- members who were discharged by
the
il. H. 1’11* ber, tank«r of Oakland, Jear'ry am! «iherware valued at $40,- uniforms.
hours, and only gate in when our Music was jammed with people for the i< ans leaving the island, but large num­ Southern railway; for the right to
be
Mr. Meyn's addii-w to the Free State tnsi|M, with fixed liayonets, were with­
(al , coniniltt«<l auli i le by Idowmg ooo from th« home of Orrin W. Potter,
purpose
of
taking
part
in
the
Philadel
­
bers of Puerto Ricans have gone to heard through committees in the ad­
hi» bralua oul. i'ilcln r wa» Iruateat iti th« multi-millionaire an*l expreai- read al Kroinstad is confirmed. The in 15 yards of them. Seven of the ene­ phia school boys’ pro-Boer rally. The
Fischer-Wolmarens deputation has full my were killed, 11 wounded and 51 primary object of the gathering was to Venezuela, to Santo Domingo and to justment of individual grievances; for
•n salale valued al $600,000. Ili» drut uf th« Illinois Steel Company.
Cuba. Three days ago more than 300
tru-t waa Ix'lllg Ini vangatesi lu court
Th« |«rl<x! of limn allow«*! Spanish power to negotiate .or peace, subject made prisoners. Besides Lieutenants send a message of greeting to President Datives sailed for Cuba to obtain em­ a set of rules and rates of pay to gov­
ern train dispatchers, telegraphers,
to
the
lead's
sanction.
llolye and Williams, Serg.-aut Patrick Kruger, signed by 22,000 pupils of the
Ita l'uite*l Malva aiipreme court de- reald«nta In th« I'hllippiiiex to el«ct
IA<iy Rols-rta will remain at Ca|*a ( ampliell was killed and two of our schools of this city. So great was the ployment there, and at least 1,000 agents and other station employes in
ci*l«'l Ihx caav of i ini udii ug ve. thè city whether they »hall remain Spanish aut>-
sailed from this port alone during the their employment, discipline, etc.; 12
of Chicago, luvolnug the validlty of Jecia or adopt the nationality <>( th« ter­ Towu. T he Duke of Westminster, the men were wounded. Williams was crush, mostly of the younger genera­ last three months.
consecutive hours’ work per day, where
Duke
of
Marlborough
and
laird
Henry
ritory
In
which
they
r«»ld«
has
expired.
Ih" stili i lgarette ortlliianc« of tbat
killed delilx-rately after the white flag tion, that many thousands were unable
Much livestock is also being shipped one or two telegraphers are employed,
Cavendish
Beulwh
k
have
gone
to
tin
had Ixx-u held up. The perpetrator of to get near the door, and the mass of to Cuba. The gieatest loss to Puerto including one hour for dinner; 10 con­
city. The or*liiianc« waa allacktsl a»
The navy cannot get enough aallora.
front.
thr crimi- was at once shot. Metliui-n struggling (xsiple wax entertained bv Rico in this respect is in the large car­ secutive hours, including meal hour, in
uucontlilulloiial The opinion ul JHa­
Paris «x|»eltloll will la* open <>U
s|s-aks in high terms of the intelligent music while the meeting inside was 1U goes of magnificent cattle, which it all relay dispatchers’ offices and offices
lle« l'eckliaiu h«ld Ilio ordinane« Uot
A MEXICAN LAND GRANT.
Sumlay.
manner in which the Imperial Yeo- progress.
lo he uucoii»!Itutuuial
will take years to replace.
where more than two dispatchers are
Th« Hague |«•«"«* treatlna weie rati­ ICwfuBal In ltrrti|nli» It Muy Irai! to manry and the Kimberley mounted
After the speech making was over,
employed; eight consecutive hours for
In hi» adilira, al Ih» m«morlal •rt-
I
I nt r r it at Iona I Negotiation«.
AGAINST THE CANAL.
corps have liebaved.
James F. Smith, a 14-year-old mes­
train dispatchers; pay for overtime; to
vice» tabi in inwiiiory ■>( ihe late ltr. fied by l*r«»ld<*nl McKinley.
• 'Buller rv|«irt* that the enemy at­ senger lioy, was called to the stage by
Monterey. Cal . April 11. — A p«|»‘r
abolish the practice of compelling
laute M. Wlae, at laaiah tempie, hr.
Coiiiiiuxlote William K. Mayo, died
senate Decline« to Consider the Nica*
agents to load cotton and the perform­
l.mll G. Ilira* li uiail« au appeal to thr at hla boiua lu Washington, aged 76 of considerable international ini|x>rt- tacked his right flank yesterday while means of the regulation call box, and
ragua Bill.
ance has just lx>en received from lain- he was engaged in changing his posi­ was given the message signed by th»
ance of other manual lalnr; a minimum
Jesisli peoplii of Chicago lu raiaa$5(M>,- rear».
Washington,
April
14.
—
An
effort
don by Jacob R. latem-, of this city, tion, but our artillery silenced their school boys, with instructions to pio-
ODO, «hlch ia Ihe amounl yrt requiroe
was made in the senate today by Mor- wage scale of $45 and $50 per month
General lax* has I ax« Il appointed to
to 11(1 Ita dobt on III« Jrwlah UuloL ooiniuand the new d»|>artni«iit of eon of the California pioneer, Jacob I*, guns and they did not press the attack. cee I to Pretoria and to hand it person­ gan (Dem. Ala.) to displace the present for operators and $120 for dispatchers;
las-.e. The pa|a-r Is the original grant Our losses were four killed and eight ally to President Kruger. Tuesday the
fair and equitable rules regarding pro­
College, in Cincinnali, lly ■> dolng Havana and I'ma rd de Rio.
messenger will sail on the steamship unfinished business, the Spooner Phil­ motion.”
fniin the Mexican government, made in wounded.
Or. Illrach aaid, «he great Work whlct
ippine
bill,
by
the
substitution
in
its
St. Louis, and before the vessel reaches
Nicaragua has landed tr*x>|a* tn 1663, to Jais ili I*. IsM-se and others of
Convlrtlnn of a Krbrl.
ws» tagun by Dr Wlae, ami carri«*«
stead of the Nicaragua canal bill.
FIGHTING IN NATAL.
The nature of 18,000,000 acres of land in LowrrCali-
New York, April 13.—A disptch to Southampton he will be taken off by a While Morgan's motion failed, 15 to
lorward by hlm under difficultle», Columbian ternt ry.
French
tender
and
landed
at
Havre,
forma
fur
colonization
purposes.
the
movement
is
Dot
umlerslixxl.
the
Herald
from
Puerto
Plata,
Santo
oould la* fully accompliahed.
83, the Philippine measure had a nar­ Boer Attar»« on the British Llnea
At the time the grant was mad«, Domingo, says: The trial of Perico France, in order to avoid English terri­
Stubbornly Kealated,
A 2 '»-year-old child was scalded t4’
row escape from being displaced by the
Emily I oghlan, the artteaa, dirsi a’
tory.
The
message
to
President
Kruger
Mexico
wm
in
a
state
of
war,
which
I'ipin, who recently led a small upris­
death by falling Into a tub of hot water
London, April 14.—A special dis­
Alaskan civil code bill, on motion of
Htanilord, Colin., agisl 36 yeurw.
Is
as
follows:
continued practically until after the ing against the government of Santo
and lye, near Ashland, < >r.
•'We, the undersigned students of Carter (Kep. Mont.), the motion being patch from Eland’s Laagte, dated yes­
Hall tta villageot l'roctnrvilla, Ohio
accenalon of Diaz to the presidency, Domingo, has ended with the conivc-
defeated on a roll call, 22 to 24.
The terday, says:
to
resene
the
I n*l la ns attempted
WS» dastruyed by lire, lama $200,000,
amt la-ese and his associates found it turn of the prisoner, who was sentenced the public schools of Philadelphia, the
“Fighting was renewed
beyond
feature of the day’s proceedings was an
murderers of Mr and Mrs. (tert Horton, difficult to induce colonists to go there.
city
where
our
own
forefathers
enlisted
to 20 years' imprisonment ami to |>ay
A (lerman sci<-ntist bua iuirnted a but were drlreu off by Skagway tnx>|>s.
exhaustive discuaeion of the Quay case ('land’s Laagte this afternoon. The
in
their
splendid
and
successful
strug
­
A further contract was made with the a tine of $30,000 in gold. A warship
coni|s>uii<| whlch malta li**n in live
Boers steadily advanced u[nn th*
by Burrows (Rep. Mich.).
The Unit"*! States government denies Mexican government, by which las-xe has taken him to the capital. Be will gle against English oppression, desire
INODde.
ish |K>ritions. There was a ontitSElpt
to express to you and to the fighting
I m I mik I I>*potitori*«.
the r«|«>rt that It has Joined with other |Mld $100,000 for the laud upon the ask for an appeal.
rifle fire ami the Boer big guns
Ikmr» in Nata! are bemming »«live, |s>wera In threatening to land troopa in condition that if he failed to colonize
men of the South African republic
Washington April 14.—The house in action. The British replied
»»il an engag.-nieut with Uuller le lui- China,
Fatal
llope-MIpplng
Contest.
their
great
admiration
for
the
geinus
la-cause of tile war la-fore the expira-
today, after a spirited debate, adopted lively, and after two hours’ fighting^B^
minent.
Chicago, April 13. — A special to the and courage that has checked English
A vote on the resolution relative to lion of an a I luted time, the government Chronicle from Belleville, 111., says: invasion of the Transvaal, and the un­ the resolution reported from the insular Boers were checked.”
Tta Gennari flag lina ls«>n talaedover the seating of M. S. Quay as senator was to return hint $50,000 of the
affairs committee to authorize the sec­
Eland's Laagte and Wepener still
A skipping-rope contest has caused the dersigned extend their most earnest retary of the treasury to designate de­
Ita tanmii >,lamia ut Upoh», Mauoito.
from Peiiuaylvania, will !•» taken on amount.
monopolize attention. At both places
death
of
H-year-old
Freda
Poignee
and
wishes
that
in
the
end
the
South
Afri
­
Ap'liina ami Sarti.
pos tories in Puerto Rico, Cuba and the a series of indecisive actions are oc­
This amount has never lieen |>aid.
April 24.
and it Is stati-il that the Mexican gov­ occasioned the serious illness of two can republic will triumph over England 1’hilippiDes for the deposit of govern­ curring. The Boer report of the tight-
Captain John Codman, the famoua
Thomae II. Tongue was renominated
other children. There was great riv­ in a war in which the Boer cause is ment fuuds. By the terms of the reso­
Mvwate of fr.-« »hipe au*l (ree traile, le for cnngreMman fiom the S*-coii*l dis­ ernment absolutely refuses to recognize alry among the three children and oth­
ing April 10 at Eland’s Laagte avera
noble, the British cause unjust.”
lution, it applies to Cuba only so long
Leese’s claim. J. R. la*ese, eli a<t sou
'’«S'I at Boston, agivi 86.
trict on the first ballot at McMinn- of Jacob P. Leese, received a deed ers of the school they attended ax to
Delegations of school boys from N ew as the island shall be occupied by the that the advance on the British camp
was made with the loss of only three
Tta statue of Maud Adama will not vilie, <>r.
from his father shortly la-lore the lat­ who could jump the rope the most. York and Boston attended the meeting. United States. An amendment to in­ mules and two horses, while the Brit-
taadmittad to thè l’aria «x|«m|tou I*-
clude
the
Philippines
in
this
provision
Texas and lamsiaiia. to guard against ter’s death. assigning him one eighth The attending physician said the cause
Struck Down With a Club.
lsh losses, says the same report, in ust
catta» Il la a personal exhibit.
bulxinlc plague, may establish a <|uar- Of the entire IN,000,000 acres, and It is of the detath of Freda wax heart
Chicago, April 12.—A nonunion plas­ as to Cuba, offered, as was stated, to have been heavy,
The bombardment
disease,
caused
by
too
violent
exercise.
A‘’■'««•burg. |’a . a big righi atorv entitle against Chinamen oomiutf from this, as well ns the $50,000, for which
terer, working lu the basement of the emphasize the desire of the opposition lasted all day.
«partment sture wa» deetniyed l>y tir«, California.
he in lighting, lie iuteuda to move at
Kuialn Fore* at Kmhk.
Mar»hall Field building, Clark and not to retain the islands, was defeated
Nothing has lieen learned regarding
tauaing » |I>M „( over H $1,000,018),
London, April 13.—The Simla corre­ Adams streets, was assaulted and ser­ by a )>arty vote. A senate bill which the rumor of Colonel Baden-Powell’s
An inventor of thorite has announced once through the state ile|>artiiietit at
will
permit
the
dependent
mothers
of
Washington for a recognition of hi spondent of the Times says: I learn iously injured by a union picket to­
Another bmther
death, nor is there anything tending to
Steyn, hi» willingness to sell the government
....... . of President rwvn,
“"fr-ta'' Er..« Mate, wa. captare*! al the right to manufacture the explosive claim and a restoration of his pro|n«rty from a trustworthy source that the day. Nearly 200 union men were dis­ soldiers or sailors of the Spanish war, show how long the general advance to­
ami that of other heirs.
aar»« Nt<iinK, «mi |, now nt Bloem for $150,1)00.
strength of the Russian garrison at charged by the contractors on this even though they married Confederate ward Pretoria will lie delayed. In the
lontein.
Kuxhk is about 80,000 men, including building yesterday ami their places soldiers, to receive the benefit of the absence of exciting developments, pub­
The British bark Iranian, which
Nrckliif Chin*«* Kouthold.
lic interest centers more u|K>n the per­
a mountain battery. The previous re- tilled by nonunion men. Today, a general pension law, was passed.
The wpiadmn of thè United Statar nailed from New York, November 25,
The remainder of the day was de­
Tacoma, April 11. — The steamer
“*7'
forme.! in Chineaa for Yokohama, has lieen wrecked on Monmouthshire brings news that the poita wen* very much exaggerated. The union picket gaiued entrance to the voted to debate upon a resolution from sonality of the new commanders, and
Duke of Connaught is mentioned as the building by eluding the police, and af­
in the supposition ax to who the next
Il
* 1,1 llM'“ 1,g ,"’*l',tuarters «t the Japanese coast.
commgrciallxts of Ja|>an are agitating prolmlde successor of the late Sir Wil­ ter knocking the nonunion plasterer the committee on the election of presi­ general will be to be sent home.
'■"fig Kong,
dent.
vice-president
and
representatives
the
question
of
Japan
obtaining
a
foot
­
The Building Iradas Assembly, ot
The announcement of the reoccupa­
liam Ixickhart ax conimauder- in-chief down with a club, escaped. The in­
I-rty ja-upi« I„„t lheir |lviM) Ht
Houston. Texas, has ordered a general hold in Foo Klen province. In Southern in India.
jured man was unconscious when in congress for a constitutional amend­ tion of Smithfield by the burghers, just
due to un overtlow <»f tlw (*-<>1- strike in sympathy with the car|ieut<*re, China, op|x>xlle Formosa.
found, ami his skull may be fractured. ment empowering the legislatures of received, is no news, as the small Brit­
Had Too Many llrrr Stamp«.
The Ja|>an Export Society, founded
"»»<!» i ('"r
l r”l"'rty deetroyed ui- causing 1.500 nieu to walk out.
The 42 union men employed in the states to decide whether the United ish force at that place withdrew thence
New York,
April 18.—Thomas
States senators shall be elected by the after the Reddersburg affair.
by Count Inouyo, has ap|s>inted a
building struck this afternoon.
Two negro murderers were exe. uteil
legislature or directly by the people.
committee of inlluentia 1 men to inves­ Blandy, a bartender, wax arrested this
It now appears that General Brabant
w»« ' i ' r1'Hn I'1"*" Minor Company at Summeriille, Texas.
When sen­ tigate the la<st methods of increasing afternmin for hining in his possession
AriaoiiM Millionaire Arrested.
A substitute resolution was offered himself is at Aliwal £jg>rth, and that
X i ri Ta *“ "■•rr.-l.urK, I’« . With tenced Isilli asked for a deck of cards,
W.
New
York,
April
12.
—
George
by the minority of the committee, only a ¡»*rtio«
the exports and decreasing the im­ $10,000 worth of beer stamps. The ar­
Ms column is at
and declined the offer of a Bible.
ports. The same society sent one of rest wax made by City Revenue Agent Hull, of Arizona, who is said to be a which differed from the majority reso­ Wepener.
jr"
I*".' is conqx.aod ■ of
millionaire
and
ex-speaker
of
the
Ari-
Klandy
wax
taken
- I well-kiiown piate-
F.
G.
Thompson,
lutions
in
giving
the
states
no
option,
A
minister
of
Ballard,
Cal.,
near
its members to Foo Klen, which prov­
k U mh men, nr * ; •
sons legislature, was arrested in this but providing that in all states the peo­
Left to Cooper L'nion.
,mtiutiinv *'|<I
L _ is , liaiked Ufsiii Ns tha Santa Barbara, committed suicide by ince he re|iortx rich in silver, iron, lead before the United States commissioner
city today at the request of the attor­ ple should vote directly for United
New York, April 14.— When Jr hn
■ a determiiied move un the blowing the top of hia head off with a ami coal. He recommends that min­ and held in $5,000 bail.
•*rt
'>ft)i» 7""
Atimrir-
ney-general of Rhode Island. Accord­ States senators.
in
wrr'at'ta
1rl,,H" l’lHl<'-glnxx meu shotgun. Temixirary insanity wax the ing ooncexi ions be first secured, to lie
Holstead, a well-known tea merohf.nt,
Kngllah Milling Nynilli-ale IliiTliig.
ing
to statements made in the police
died last May, he bequeathed sumt of
i>i»i. ..... ” ,r“d« ili ibis country for cause.
followed by railroad concessions be­
Joplin, Mo., April 13.—The new
c"*" "‘‘"'»r» from foreign iiiauu-
Work Train Wrecked.
court when he was arraigned, he is
money to numerous public institutions,
f»' turers.
Former Coiigressinan Charles A. tween Foo Chow and Kill Kong, 560 $1,000,000 English mining svmlicate wanted in Rhode Island to answer to a
Redding, Cal., April 14.—In the and the residue of the estate to Cco|>er
miles.
The
|x>rt
of
Tswanclii,
he
says,
made
its
first
deal
in
American
zinc
Towne, of Duluth, Milin , has an-
'n miìu.”
*h<>o.nm.Ki.^ noiim e*! himself as a candidate for t hi' should be opened to facilitate trails property today, purchasing the South­ charge of perjury, alleged to have been I wreck of a Southern Pacific work traiu, Union. It was supposed that this resi­
committed by him m a suit brought be­ five miles below Cottonwood, tonight, due would amount to $25,000. An in­
side Mining A Milling Copniany’s 15
I
vice-presidential nomination on the with Formosa.
1,111 Pr-.vi,im' f
By order of the empress dowager, two mines, and 10 mills at Galena, Kan., fore the appellate division of the su­ three railroad employes were killed and ventory of the estate, however, shows
l*rtofth ” ("r **>e utilization of a Democratic ticket.
three injured, two probably tatallv. that Cooper Union will receive $800,-
preme
court
of
that
state
for
divorce
of the most prominent Chinese reform­ this evening. The consideration is said
he I«,,,. J’"".....
»"!«» "I pub-
from his wife. Hull was remanded The work train was (lacking from 000.
The contract for carrying the Aus­ ers have been sealed and probably exe­
to be about $500,000.
lnk in th« '
for min- tralian and English dosed mails across
Hooker to Cottonwood, and thecabtsixe,
without bail.
Moiiey-Ordcr Syntein for Nome.
f, ‘r l
Il pro-
cuted.
followed by five flat cars, left the track.
the Pacific has been awarded by thè
The newly elected senator from Cali­
Washington,
April 14.—The post-
The
Creek
ludians
are
leaving
Indian
•"n'isllv ter ,ri'l"’"|,r“"1........ »"'."<’0 United States government to the
A Mexican land grant to Jacob fornia, Mr. Bard, is au enthusiastic
i The cars rolled over the calaiose, crush­ office department has arranged to pro­
*0'1 the
I
l'r'”"’»l iti «neh enne Ocennio Steamship Company íor 10 Leese, made in 1868, may cause trouble gardener, and has produced two new territory and moving to Iowa, Minne­ ing it into the grouud and killing three vide a first-class money order system
sota and the Dakotas.
lo $2o,oo(| "a 1111
of the amount years at a nite of $2 per mile.
between Mexico and the United Sta tea. varieties of roses.
of its five occupants.
for Cape Nome, A laska.
A4 a meeting of the De llncra com-
estimate» psiiy Uccil Rho-lcs saul animal prolitx
«0 430,1)00,000.
,r"te taìt i1'!1
Mormoni >f diamond mines in Kimberley uro
$10,000,000.
Wyoming
• ”“y ‘o
Public sentiiiient in England insista
opon absoluta suprmnacy of Great Brit-
with American ex- ain in the Boer States after the war'a
Purls «xisisitioii. has end.
«t llav
•Jzvre.
• Ï.ï’!’”»".
A prívate eablegniin fmm Port of
1"'h tile 24
>000 a year to main- Hpain, Venezuela, saya the Britixh cón­
['7*1 palaces of Emperoi
‘htoughout
the Gin mao sul at Bolívar, uamed Lyoua, lias been
•“’Pire.
xixassinated.
Robert's Stay at Bloetnfon
tein Will lie Long.
Wil In Colombia Spreading.
Swindler Kellogg Seutenceil.
Kingston, Jamaica, April II.—Co­
lombian advices just received here an­
nounce that a rebel attack is momen­
tarily expected at Havanima. It is
added that the place has been prepared
for the expected movement, and that
artillery has been trained so as to com­
mand the harlair. At Cartagena, all
is excitement, owing to the rebels’ suc­
cesses, and a large laaly of government
troops has arrived at Colon to »tengtheu
the varrlsou there.
New York, April 18.—James B. Kel-
logg, the head of the E. 8. Dean Com­
pany, was today sentenced to seven
years and six months in state prison.
Kellogg wax convicted of grand larceny
in the first degree after a trial lasting
four weeks. He tisik the matter very
calmly. The recorder consented to
stay the commitment until tomorrow,
to enable counsel for Kellogg to go be­
fore the supreme court and secure a stay
pending an apoeal.
British Defeated at the Hands
of General Dewet.
llecl.le.l Against Clark.
Washington, April 12.—The senate
committee on privileges and elections
today deceided by a unanimous vote to
recommend an option resolution de­
claring that lion. W. A. Clark, of Mon­
tana, is not entitled to occupy his seat
as senator from Montana. The decis­
ion wax reached after a two hours’ sit­
ting. at which all members of the com­
mittee were present except one. The
absentee wax Senator Caffory, and he
wired his vote in oiioosition to Clark.
UrltlMh Rcvernff at Awliauta*.
JMpMncse Rnfuaed a Landing.
Accra, April 13.—Uncorroborated re­
ports are in circulation here and at
Cape Coast castle that the governor of
Kumassie in in the enemy’s hands.
, The gieatest fear is felt for Ca|>e Coast
castle, if a reverse has been sustained,
and if the rebellion continues, It is
understood that Sierra Leon has asked
for a gunboat, but the troops there are
not in sufficient numbers to leave the
colony.
San Francisco, April 14.—Thirty*
three of the 21» Ja|<auese steerage pas­
sengers who arrived on the steamer
Belgian King, a few days ago, have
been refused a landing by the immigra­
tion officials, but have appealed to the
secretary of the treasury, and, pending
a reply from Washington, will be held
here. The principal reason for their
rejection by the officials is the discov­
ery of evidence that the Japanese came
here as contract laborers.