Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, July 19, 1900, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextKLAMATH VOL. EÍ •! ' 'I V KLA.MA II( 5 REPUBLICAN. FALLS, KLAMATH ( OUNTY, OREGON, .JI'LY 19, 1900 fl LAI tH NkWS, TAKEN " llliaiu Alii««, ,,|(| of lacmus, ooiuiultt«-l suicide. Ill- h gol-l »trili«) have been made on ie viqukuk, »„„u claims «lake-lout yi-'l-liiig ft t„ o,,, |,U|| 41.1» SK»«ll«s FROM THE SAALE. T Keroteisd r r.oo tl,» III- Fttlrtl Mhlp. À lNOLAND A" ”LAN° TRAPPED BÏ BOERS Ralawe llrr Flag Over Nlu*( In th* Aouth Faelflc <>e«tan. i — >«’W York, July 13.—Tw<*fjtv«four \ancouver, July 14.—The steamer St. Lon h Carmen Say Com l«Hlles were recovere-l from the hold of Many Wil) Be Stranded on Another British Force Falls the burned steamship baaie today, news that Great Britain has added an- ( pany Has Broken Faith. which makes the total number of -lead Northern Shores. Into Dutch Hands. other to her island possessions in the Robl.«,. h,d-l up M11 I Ilin,,1, Csatr,! taken from this ship alone 60. Most f'acific. H. M. H. f‘or|S>i»e in June, traili i-ear I’aducah, Ky.. blew up the of the bodies were so badly l>urue.| or planting the British flag on Niue or j ex pre.» car an-l »., fm.ooo. mutilated that recognition was inipo»- Savage island, situated 300 miles north- THE CAPTURE OF MITRAL’S NEK Bible, but several were identified by Ihe >'inpi,.„ dowager ha. ordered east of the Tonga group. The princi tl... «uppre-.i,.,, ,h„ |1<)M|,r, H|1(| lh# initials or names on articles taken from pal product is copra, of which 700 tons plot... timi of the I. gatiuii» Bt j*,.jtjM> parts of their clothing that stinietimes are ex|»-rte.| annually. Roberta Report« the t'aauMltle« remained. Some of them apjs-ared to The terms of the British protectorate A I’nllmsn waa turned upside »avy Another Fngllah l>efei«& l,e workmen from the ship. The pumps over Tonga have lx:eu modified as a re ....... ling. < al., th., nth« oc North of Pretori«. were worked in the Saale today, aud bv sult of a conference between Basil cupant« were all nmr« or lass iujurvd, 2:30 tills morning the vessel wa» float i but noun ( m I m II/. Ifiompson, the British representative, Ti«n T»ln I" hai-l |Utr«««l by 80,on Ht. Louis, July IL—The strike ed. Tiie ship was in nine or 10 feet of Washington, July 12.— II it conio an-l the Tonga king und chiefs, when Ixmdon, July 14.—Lord Roberts re Cimi»'« Thirty-«!» la.dl««, h-rrlldy disfig S. ’ Hlust the Ht. laiul» Transit Company officially do so, it is lirobable mud, aud when she finally loosened that the ports to the war office, under date of t an agreement was »igned by which no (' u I miin are pl*iaN«,l at the wit i !. .i ure.l. have re.s.vered from the l>y it» former employe«, which was d«- herself (tom this laxly, she seemed to treasury -lenaitmeut would send out a without Great Pretoria, July 14, as follows: hull of th., »1. am,hip Saul», recently cl are-1 off July 2, was ordered recalled jump fully two feet out of the water. strong warning against the rush to the trealy is V. be made tl ,4iii«rican tr<»-|>«. cam of ___ the Ton- Britain’s consent. hi 1_______ ___ | “The enemy, having failed in their burlimi at llola.k.ii, N.J. taxfay at a meeting of tlm street Rail g|. lami« «treet ear eitlp|ov«a Ila • Four of the lashes brought up were those gold fields of Cape Nome. The officials ga government luting in need of assist attack upon our right rear, ae men- fMM-wed tlielr «Irik«. 1 """ly I'......... < aiupliell, <>l waymen’« Union, st tlm West End coli of women. ft a thought that at least -I the department see in the conditions ance, it is to apply only to the British tinned in my telegram of July 9, made seum. Tomorrow morning at 5 o’clock st < a|-e Nome a probable deathtrap for government und not to any other a determined attack upii our right ( blueM* lii>|»-ii*l tn«>|ia aro •left-mi- h|a>kan.. eouuty, Wash., wa» killed by vi»» tlm time fixed for the recall of the two of these were em ployed in the stew- thousands of people, but they are so far . power. aril's de|«rtment. I Hank yesterday, and. I regret to say, an <• I. A 5. |m«m.ngvr train near Ing lb« li-n-lgnei» in I’ekin After the ninth body had been helpless to put a snip to the frenzied la>l«b. Idaho, lie waa crowing the b-iycyott on all tlm cornpanv's lines. Upon the return of H. M. S. Porpoise succeeded in capturing Nitral’s Nek, Clilue-s* do not want lellgl'-H all-1 lai Cl*M<'k Hi ii buggy U hen tlm strike was settled July 2, brought’up. the men at work in the rush that still continues. The trans from Tonga, the commander reported I which waa garrisoned by a squadron ot tue-uul -I war*.ui make them sc. epi there were some muttering« of discon- hold in search for I Issile» announced portation companies engaged in busi that Falcon island, which disappeared the Scot» guard», with two guns of a \ II< h » i | of g«»l'l H pouring in from ta-nt among the men over tin- terms of It •that they bad counted IS piled in a ness around Seattle have done every iu 1898, has again appeared. The battery of the Royal artillery and five Al.ihkn, iho ravHptM <4 the g<*\«*rn- «••ttlernent, and so it 1» the dissausfac thing to lure people to Ca|x: Nome, re «amt heap in the steward’s room, The doo* Battleship Oregon a ill not shajm of the returned island is like a ■ompanies of the Lincolnshiie regi 1 ‘ >’ • ’!,.* Ih th,- f, tioti has grown daily. The men main to this room was found locked, gardless of the consequences that may whale's back, and it is considered to be ment. The enemy attacked in superior ,i Taku again nulo»« almolutelv ue-'u» Tl •i year w«<r» |I3.H3 o ,32U. Thi tain that the cotnpauy ha« fsilixl ta tire did not get near the unfortunate 1. follow. •ry. a serious danger to navigation. Falcon □ umbers at dawn, and, seizing the •nonth’« r«" «’pt« iiimv ««%<*4 u«| fo.ouu. keep tile agreement ami a d- Z'-U or ami their lives might have beeu saved, The steamships, tramps, lighters, island is said Io owe its disappearance hills commanding the Nek, brought a It la asi-l Am«il--a 1* t<> ha* » II .nor. (X X). n-nre instam i-« were cited tending •o hut the breaking of the glass windows scows am! all kinds of vessels that und reappearance to submarine vol heavy gun fire to bear upm the small nirU 111 th» foto« "I 100.000 to Iw used Ì'hr < 'liHumr g* verimi- iit is sorry ft r prove that there liad beeu a breach <d let the rvstni till with siuoke aud they have gone out of Seattle and other Paci canic activity. Its location is south garrison. Nitral’s Nek is about 18 in China. U mi ri-urni outi rt uk»-, but b-il-l« the faith. Meetings were Imlil at several were drowned like rats in a trap. fic coast ¡art» -luring May and June miles from here, near where the road west of the Friendly islands. Th» »train»' l!--»alle arrived al heat- liowvra Matnabh I hr empress «low- place« in tlm course of the week, all-1 These tardies were found in a I mt ter have carried thouiauds of people with Advices from Apia say that the little crosses the Crocodile river, It was 11« Iron- Lynn canal, with $000,000 In ii^’rr mivn th«« m H h . I» m oh *i iru Tvili wi»rw coin initiée» were spjs,inted to procure state of preservation than those previ out asking a question whether any of island of Niufti, or Hope, has been held bv us in order to maintain road Kli>ullk» gold. til«« Ivaiill of thr I mfio burdinrut <»l TitiU proof of infidelity on tlm part of the ously found. th»se people were financially prejiared completely devastated by a disastrous tnd telegraphic communication with coui|Miny. At 7 I’. M. the men quit work tre to return when the winter season begins hurricane which swept away 300 Rustenberg. Aiiivrl-au tra-lc will I* Injmed if Taih. At a meeting of the executive com es use they could not see in the hold. in September. By October, anyway, houses. “The fighting lasted, more or le»«. Uir pivvi-r» dmTile Io make Wai on th» Thirty-eight natives were Havtig«*« <>f th«« Carolina ìm I hu <I n ut* CtllurM- empire. I»« k«».l m Hilpur«*' kr«| llritbh <*rru, mittee of the street Railwaymen's Cu There was* then eight more Ixsliee, ac vessels cannot get away from the dis- killed. The --ocoanut crop was entile- throughout the -lay, and immediately lón held Mon-lay, a liatch of affidavit« tant Alaskan place, aud the unfortu- Th» Oregon must remain in -Iry -lock ■ril- iitaly u<>uii«hug two of thfl Britiah, was pre«entr«l to the effect that men cording to reports, in the steward’s nates left at Cape Nome will have to ly destroyed and the natives are report in receiving information this evening- of tbe enemy’s strength, I dispatched room. How many more there were in ed to be on the verge of starvation. ta) day«. Him Ila» arrlvaxl at Clio ! <•• Mltil Wrru onh <lri\cij oft whrn nii ha-l been einphryml by the company reinforcem- nts from here under Colonel the ship no one could tell. It was be get food and clothing for the winter in A liirriiMli «itti»’ il«4thr culli«’ lo tlir in-1 will g<> !•• Japan al orme. HMtidita Attack Mexican Train« «Ilice July 2 ill violation of the term* lieved by the workmen that all had some manner. Godfrey, of the King's Own Scotch rv«o'u«* «»( th«« Pi iti»«h. 1.1 Hung * hang 1« again urging th« Mexico City, Mexico, Julv 14.—A Borderers. Before, ot the agreement of that liste. At » been found. All the faces of the -lead Worse than all, however, is the pros however, they (>C th« lUltHnorr «t* ohi«» mllrtMul, session lasting several hours, the com- were horribly distorted ami swollen. pect of disease. Conditions are ripe daring train robbery took place Tues reached the spot, the garrison had been poser« !•• lut.-rveiie am! ««talJlali a m «ledil>vrato iithinpt to wreck the itmug goveiumenl III ill* < bilica« em luittee called a mass meeting of the The odor of the laxliea ¡arcaded the for a terrible outbreak. Smallpox has day night near Chihuahua, on the Mex overpowered, the guns an-l the greater Waahingtoli rMpr«*»a, U««rillg fJ.IHKI.» men for this morning to recommend st ship, and was -li te- ted on the Jersey appeared on some of the vessels that ican Central. After the train «ide- portion of the squadron of the Grays pire. ooo Hi ii«d«l t«> th«» aubtrruttiry hi New that meeting that tlm strike l>e declared shore when the wind shifted that way. Went there, and by this time may be tracked to let a passenger train pass it, had been captured, owing to the horses George llorrlck, 1« held nt N--rtb Ya York, ratno urv nriir brtng ettcrraaful on again. The Central Trades and lai- t'p to tonight 159 Isxiies of victims an epidemic among the thousands of it was found that the spikes on the sid- being shot; also about 90 men of the kima «ii a charge ol killing a m | u » w on at F«da«.iii, « short liatauvw uutaide uf l«>r Cniou met later and indorsed the bad Ixven recovered aud eight more people who are wandeiing along the ing had been pulled out. The train Lincolnshire regiment, A lief of the lb» rear.’»»ti n II» - Ialina aclLilc- Philadelphia. ■ Itoli of the exe< utive committee. known to lx* on the Saale had l>een lo bleak shores bunting for the yellow was derailed au-l the train crew at- casualties has not been received. but lenM*. tacked by a -lozen bandits. Many I think they are heavy. The company, through President cated, but not taken out. This makes metal. I h«» gwiu ral lr«ught ng» nta «»( ¡« ad'iig Kunml 1» current that the Chi ago A Many j-eople estimate that of the shots were fired. Meanwhile the pas “Simultaneously, an attack was \\ «*at« rn roa«l- have formed mi arrange* Whitaker, address**! a lett-r to the 167 bodies recovered from the ships, Alton, Kaliaa» City 8-mthern ■ lid I ll turni fur th«* ptaiiing of buainriw. Joint n-eii, denying that the company hud river and bay. One other was found 10,000 people who have gone to Caf>e senger train arrived and the crew, tak made on our outposts, near Durdepoort, h-u l'a< llic railway« w ill 1« ama Iga rtgrn. Ira afe t«» N« ratabhalird al Kan inteiitioually violated the agreemeut of off Rockaway, making the total thus Nome so far this season, not one-third ing in the situation, pulled back to north of the town, in which the --«tod. Chihuahua with the crew of the freight »eventh dragoons were engaged. Tbe have enough money to pay their wi *na City, Oiiitthu Mh«l St. Paul. A July 2. and declaring it» iuteution to far 168. train. With a force of police aud rur- regiment was handled with consider Dr. Henry D. Cogawell, a well- joint agent will I «« plarr«l tn charge oi live up to every condition of the agree back to some port on the Pacific coas The transportation companies will not ales the {«Hsenger train returned to the able skill by Lieutenant-Colonel Low, toewu |<bilaiithropi-t an-l prohibition th«’ trafile at ea< h of thvMi ritira. ment, both in lett<-r and spirit. Fred THE NINTH HAS LANDED. attempt to bring them back, and there scene of the hold-up- The robbers bad and kept on their supports, and would ist, la -lead al han Frail-l«.o. aged 80 W. la-hman, attorney lor tlm company, <‘«»loud tuli f«*v*dutiouiata, under < irti- ■ |<p<-arr<l at the meeting und offered to American M*,l,llrr« Are on ( hlnr.e Holl is no wav to make the money necessary broken into several freight car» anil probably have suffered but slight loss, ytsis. eral Juan H Oointalm Mini Simon llrmr/ At th« of War. t-> get back. It is officially stated that carried away bootv. The police and had not our troops mistaken some Comuilaaionet of Patente Punii I» < haui. ha\r rapturv<| thr city* oí Popa* ■iihnill tlm question as to whether the Wutahiugtoi), July 13.—The follow* there is little employment, except for soldier» started in pursuit, and one Boers in the bushes for our own men. Ul-I to be out ftir the mmiluatlou f'*r yan. a rapita! of the -ls|>artmeut <>( conipanv has broken faith to Jom-ph W. Folk, counsel ft r the men. uu<l ing -abh-grani has lxe-n received at the skilled workmen. If 3,000 or 4,000 robber wax captured with some booty. “Smith-Dorrien had a small engage (uveru-o of New York on the Repub (*nu« a Ou thr iiian h X- I'opavali the I "in nd the l'ouï pa ny to abide by Mr. navy <le|mrtment from-Admiral Remey: people are stranded, the problem al Thu» far this is the first train hold-up ment with the enemy yesterday near lican tl- k»t r»t«»hittonttata t«M>k • II the cities near Folk's judgment in tlm premises. The “Che Foo. July 12.—Secretary of the ready presenting itself is as to how on record in Mexico. Krugersdoorp, and indicted heavy lose Japaue»» !»)■ ter» In Hawaii are di«- the E- us-loriaii li-mtler, lu- lu-llng the pro|x>«itioti was ignored, nnd by a Navy—Arrive. I yesterday, two bat they will get back. on them. A Marvelous Escape. ennteni»<l Plantation manager« have !’ap>rt Tunic -. unanimous vote the strike wa« re talions Ninth infautry aud one battalion “Buller reports that the Boers yho Accra, Gold Coast Colony, July 14.— con.mlr.1 everything a«k»l lor and »till Ilix-r« have ivtlied from Senekal. marines. Colonel Meade Ian-led to newed. were destroying his line of railway THREE WERE KILLED. Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodgson, gov they «I» lU'l «allahed. A memlx’r of the executive commit day, to proceed to Tien Tsin. Allied Brtti«h storniel sn-l t-s-k tlm town of ernor of the colony, who recently ar near I’aarde Krall were driven off yes Tb» converter an-l billet mill of the llelhlehein, Dewet retreating. tee t-slay sal-l thst this was the second forces in Tien Tsin engaged in main- Fatal Boiler Explosion at Oil Work« rived here, after having been besieged terday, after a short action. Near Astoria. Order Solace lllinola Htecl Coiii|»tnv at Jollvt, III., “Hart reports from Heidelberg that time the com|Miiiy had broken faith taining their defenses. at Kumassie by rebellious trila-smen, Tlm vinpr*'-'- dowager «gain holda the with it« employe«, and reaouml o|»*r«th>iia ami nearly 1,000 Astoria, Or., July 12.—The fish oil and privations to which he has lieen the surrendering of Boer arm« and am- no agreenivul here to take sick and wounded to Yoko- reigns of goveniiui ’ iit tn t 'liina. men ware put to w.-rk. would be accepte-l in the future that ’ bama hospital. < iregon proceeds soon works at Deforce, located in the lower subjected, in the course of an inter nunition continues in that district.” Thn«> men wen* killed by the eiplo- did imi provide for the reinstatement I to -lock at Kure, towed by chartered harbor, was wrecked this afternoon by >tu»«iau. French ami German admi view said he considered his escape the Duel Between Frenchmen. the explosion of the Ixjiler. Jack most marvelous on record. He attri nhat lieu Tain al« mid to hav« ex* • Ion u( a Isdler at all oil Works iu of all old employes in 24 hour» after steamer, ami con-oyed by Nashville. Paris, July 14. — M. Lascs, the prom “Just learned (ruin A-lmiial Seymour Shaw, an employe, was killed immed buted its success to the secrecy main the execution of tlm agi ee ment. pr-’»««l Ibemarltea as ullfav orahlc pi Astoria, vhegoii. “There will l-e no lawlessness or at Tien Tsin foreigners there are hard iately. Chris Rentz, another employe, tained concerning the route chosen. inent Nationalist deputy, whose name Japan'« la-ing given a fro« haml. The total ' a-ualtlr« of th« British, us » » pr.-*«.-l, is believed to have been drowned, and The carriers who accompanied him be had been connecte-! with the must dis REMEY.” Roy <’. Gage, of C o | ii | miiv C, I bird a reavilt of the Itoer war, up to -late are demonstrations of violence this time, Admiral Remey is in command over the engineer, Maurice M. Moore, is in came so weakened by starvation that orderly incidents tn the chamber of de he continued. “By mean» of a vigor n-;iu..iit, -I \ -, hi th* ii -iiiiiiial 48,188 officers uml men. puties during the past session, fought ous enforcement of the boycott we h-q»e the head of Admiral Kempfl. whom he the hospital this evening. At the time -n<-«nipioeiit al Sal.-m, wa« drownad St. lauil» utrvet car »trikera again absolutely to destroy the earning capac ranks. It is believed that his cable there were four white men and four everything was abandoned and the * duel with swords today with a news n the Willamette river while bathing have their ) u««- running iu op|s>aitioii party subsisted uj>on plantains. They gram this morning relating to the land- Chinamen in the building. Mr. De endured great hardships. Fortunately paper man, M. Gerault Rich, in a su ity of the company ” Muy prostration« from beat in New to the Trunalt Company. 'I he whole trouble ■rt-tta to hang ■ig of the Nniuth infantry has lost >i force had been there a half-hour prev the rains were not heavy. Had it been burb of Paris. The meeting was the fork city. Tlm I n'ii-li aliip L'Aquitaine hs upon a ft-w of the men vi-dating it« ate line, for it is not doubted that th- iously. but had his eon take him ashore otherwise all would probably have suc juteome of an article written by the latter in the social organ, las Petite Iwo mor« l!rltl»h war»hi|M have l-ecu •ailed from Toulon with 850 liiiantn agreement, while the comi-auy, ou the irvs-i-M were lauded at Taku instead of to his horns before the accident oc cumbed. Lady Hodgson pluckily République. In the Uth round, mlerwi to ehm«. curred. au-l artillery for China. Che Foo, as his message reads. other baud, emphatically demes that share-! all the dangers and privations. Lascs was wounded in the right arm The accident is said to have been dne Admiral Kempff has score-l another such is th« case. The meu claimed A Franco- American alliance la pro- New York tailor» are again planning and the duel was stopped. to a defective boiler. The factory was Furloughs Suspended. pe«l by all enlhu»la»tlc I rvlichiiian. a big strike. Contra-'tor» are violating yesterday that a verbal agreement was credit through the formal statement totally destroyed. by the Chinese government that the entered into concurrently with the London. July 13. — There is remid lire tu tbe business »eetlon -»I Pitia* agreements mu-l« »«v«ral years ago. Campau May Kun Bryan*« Campaign. Engineer Moore died at St. Mary’s eratde comment here owing to an ad- a ntteu agreement am! under the ver Isuiil-ar-lini-nt of the forts at Taku, bo rg - nailed the death of lour |»-r»oii« Detroit, July 14.—Daniel J. Catn- Dr. Charles F. McDonald, the organ bal agreement the company ha-l agree<l which was doue over his pi «teat and hospital here touight, and before his miralty order suspending the further “i<i injury to six other». iser of our |>>»tal nmtiey order system. to re-employ all the old men in flv) without his participation, precipitates! death he made the statement that he granting of furloughs to crews of ths pau, who returned from Chicago today, Fu» in the Cramp'a »hlpboildlng -Iiml at lliiinilt<>ii, Ontario, agixi 71 days, seniority in the services deter the crisis at I'ekin. ha-l no knowledge of the cause of the ships l-elongiug to the channel and re «aid that the Democratic national com I explosion. ’»H neat Phtlailelpha. dretroyml prop years. The boiler at the time had serve squadrons. The order is reported mittee had asked him to accept the Ludillgtcu Quartermaster-general mining the priority of re-employment. Wtr to the value of $200,000. but 65 pounds of steam. His death to be connected with the manuevers oi chairmanship of the National Demo Southern n eg hmm niHv go t<> Bnwnii. It was claiine-l that the Rev. Dr. W. J. has been making inquiry as to the cratic campaign committee, and upon the French fleet in the channel. Mm* death« in -.... <|ny in Chicago Plantation own of the ixUuid will Boise instructed the meu that such character of the weather to be expected was due to internal injuries. bis declining the offer, had refused to Within an hour after the explosion n»n extreme heat. 'Ihe tectird for a make them gtMtal ottoni with h view to an agreement existed, in a speech at in that ¡«-rtion of China where hostili Cholera in India. accept the declination and had asked the private residence of Mr. Deforce Jap ties are in progress, with a view to with th ” tnoildvMoiiio tlm West End coliseum. The officers »••k ia 27 deaths ami 96 pn>»tratlona. ill»|s*n»liig Simla. July 13.—Cholera has ap- him to take the matter under adivse- was totally destroyed by tire. Mr. De of the Company declan* that there was ascertaining the need* of the soldiers Ils- total number of laallea rocr-vrred lalr-rvrs. peared in severe epidemic form at rnent. Mr. Campau said be will soon in the matter of clothing. Reports force was in the city before he had Kobat, 25 miles south of "util Ole re. ent lloboken tire now A plot to assassinale President Me no such verbal understanding aud that 1’eshawa. give the committee a final answer. heard of either the explosion or the de show that the climate in the fall and the only agreement made by them waa •"«l*r 143. and 140 perron, are re- Kinley has been frustrated. It WHN Two hundred and seven cases and 77 struction of his home. winter is even more rigid than that of the written agreement, which V»» P"fted miesing. Philippine rental Service. deaths occurred among the Sepoys and concocted by a gT«>up of Spaui«li Hlld Northern New York and New England. camp followers lietween July 2 and A cyehm», acoompanied l>y a clou-l t'u ball conspirators who hail hrud- publish-’il at the time. San Francisco. July 13.—United Consequently, the allowance of winter WHERE THE TROUBLE BEGAN July 9. The prospect for the monsoon States Postoftice Inspector Janies W. ,ur»t ioni bail «torni, awept over Kala quarters Iu New York. clothing already ordered has been WEEK'S WORK IN LUZON. is slightlv more favorable. Firwin, of this city, has received orders “'•*»>. Mi-h„ n-.uliiiig in damuge to Georg« A. Morse, an aged and doubled, and the Meade and the Sum Account of tlic First Boxer Outrage« at |f'|»*rty of ||u<),000. from Washington to proceed as early i Pao Ting Fu. lutely lielpli"*» patient in the Agl ner will now take out 6,000 winter The orders for General Wade to start as possible to the Philippines and assist Kleven America«« Were Klllr-t «ml ""June 17. tlm Chicago* North- Insane asvluiu. at ball Jose, Cal. New York, July 12.—A letter from (or the scene of the threatened Indian outfits. in the organization of the [>ostal sys Slxlee,, Wounded. '»'•Hi railway o|s*ur<l for tialliu their slowly ladled to death in a bath i Rev. Horace T. Pitkin, stationed st uprising in Minnesota have been coun tem in the islands. He will sail on “•» in» from Bell« Plalue. la.. I- Ma- men's ward of that Institution, I ih II mii « on the W«rp«th. Manila. July 11,—The ¡mat week’s ao Ting Fu. where the Boxer tronbles termanded, as the secretary of the in the transport Sumner next Monday. ' i'“, “'•to new Fox lake was placed in a bath tub, sn-l after th« scouting in Luzon resulted iu II Amer Solway, Minn., July 18.—The egau, has been received by the Ameri terior has received advices from the 1. Iu»1’ I.1 to'lgth of till. Ii«w line hot water whs turnwl on tlm attendant icans Ixdng killeil and 16 wounded. blanket lu-liaus at Red lake, are in a I can board, through Mr. Pitkin’s wife, Rainy Lake region that affairs have Mr. Erwin recently aided in improving the Cuban postal service. “‘»»mile«, which added to tlielr mile- left tlm room for a towel, forgot Ills i One hundred an-l sixty Filipinos were sullen nnx-d, and trouble is feurod. I who is at present at Troy, O. This quieted down and that there is no ..... » Dual of 8.462 83 patient, ami did not returu until the kille-l during tlm week an-l eight Am The government is erecting a $80,000 letter was dated Mav 28, and in it Mr. longer any reason to apprehend trouble Heat Wave In London. r-.» I i, .'1 "f*"’1 'uHougu of auy rail- imbecile was fearfully burned. ericans wlm iiml lawn prisoners in tlm scli-sd al that |siiut, aud these Indians Pitkin tells of a tight in a neighboring from the Indians. London, July 14.—An exceptional r’«d Iu tlm world. hands of tlm rebels were surrendered seiiously object to any attempts at A »Hrioiia tire (staging on Bull moun village. May 16. He says: heat wave is causing numerous sun Jllh*.,l,,, l‘ totoirora’ »trike at Hotter- tain, Railroad creek uml I’oiufmy’s and 100 rifles were turned over to the civilizing them. Tlmv refused annul- | New Freight Trail «porta. “It seems that in the moonlight of strokes and prostrations. In Loudon San Francisco, July 14. — The new ■ o-rmahv, I» amumlng throatau- Pillar, on the north aide of tlm Yellow- United States officials. The enemy ties from the government for a number Saturday night the Boxers came down the thermometer registered 129 degrees fu» Ìui’*'0/•<"1"' ,l"' ' have stoni-river, Montana. It is extending ambushed * wagon train between Ind- of years, claiming that the government to the village, surrounded the houses freight steamer Californian, with a ca in the sun and 86 in the shade at noon. pacity of 8,000 tons, has beeu charter ang ami Naio. Tlm Third infantry has not given them their just portions of the Roman Catholics as they were u,.| " th'’ "toHro. and tlm police east to the Mussel Shell river, and is UiJkp'T" tWr° tlm Ntnu’tM sweeping the range like tinder, as lost nine men while on an expedition of the ln-lian money. }>ointed out to them, and then robbed ed by the United States government to Oil Tank Kxploded, ,tX'r7 * ....... .. disturlavncea. The everything 1» <lry. A late report says * to punish the lxvdroues in tlm delta of White settlers near the reservation then-, allowing no one to escape. carry freight to Manila. The Strath Boston, July 14.—By an explosion III tl! 1« 111 IV the Ik Rio Grande are arming themselves and gathering Finally they tired the houses, and as gyle, a vessel of equal size, will also of an oil tank in the railroad yards at PU-»,I,,.. I’*"1‘«’tml all the ap- that 20 Imad of horses belonging to I) Ulf . | In tbe Antigua, province of Pansy, a I together, feating an attack. Arms aud the people rushed out from the flames, be loaded at once with stores for the Somerville, during a tire last night, kon-aei " ' *" * “ *"• "" H " l " prevent Ramsey, of Billings, were minmd. Rmitwey, *" uuioumt» (rilh) entering. Tim la- Vast flocks of sheep are in great danger. •. 1 running fight of three hours’ duration ammunition have been sent from Sol- j they were killed and thrown back into I’hilipdiues. over 100 persons were more or less in ll-lt.-r-lam » ill hold a mass Only one man escaped, I>v iiMinitr Under « House. In Chi-ago. tlm presentation of a pe resulted in the killing and wounding of way, an-l a call will probably be made the tire. jured, and two are reported dead. J h"K t" discus. iscuss the best ineiipa of tition signed by 21,000 fx-ople, asking 70 of the enemy. There wore no cas- for state troops. The Indians are hold and they pursuer! him. He jumped Williamsburg, <),, July 14.—Un »inkers. into a well, and they tired their guns known peraous placed dynamite uu-ler ....... grnuting unities among the Americans. ing war dances nightly. Klectrlc Car. Colllile. the passage of an ordinance into the well and threw down bricks me corner of the residence of Henry trolley | 'I’»«« Insurgents are slowly accepting Springfield, O., July 14. — Two cars •“oval -J '",|' r"' ""“.v i""««'l for tlm ro- the right to opcriitt- <>v« i'1-liciiil ‘ ( lilhlrrn Fell Will» n Stnlrway. until, thinking him dead, they left, Wilson, just west of here, early this collided on the Dayton, Springfield & ''uba , r*” """'her of tnaipa fro u cars on North Side thoroughfares uml I the amnesty provisions. In some in Chicago, July 13.—As a Sunday lie managed to get out and starter! for moruiug. The room above was wrecked Urbana electric road last night, and the CiiiJ.' Ktodly .. .......... by the extension of the ’ present lines to a stances Americana are suspending oper '««lint n ? Wmal I» In projected exposition building on the i ations in order to give the rebels au op schi^l picnic party of 100 children and I l’ao Ting Fu, told the Roman Catho by the explosion aud William Wilson, telescoped. Probably 20 irersons were lics, and they waited all day for other a 10-year-old boy, was killed. Miss injured. “‘"Mi hb4ii»,*,K fatili vhiìoiih lake front, gave the meniberii of tlm portunity to take advantage of tbe I tlu-i* leacheni were descending a wood I survivors to come. As none came Kate Tucker was severely injured. decree. en stairway leading from the Halsted to»v --»ll i "‘". '’"''“"K “'""k" f-r what city council an opjiortunlty for horse Mult-Id« of an Ol-I Illinoisan. viaduct to the Burlington tracks today, I Monday, they saw the provincial judge The other occupants of the house es- c’ton, „‘ i ' ‘"'"’"‘“"'i h> trust the play. For live minutes tlm petition, Chicago, July 11.—F. B. Gossitt, aud lie sent soldiers, but they could A general movement of Boer settlors the »tairway collapsed and 50 childreu <oni|»is«<l of six rolls of paja-r. each aped injury. i’.i ‘ "’’"toring that tl....... .. founder of La Grange. III., and one of find nothing. The Roman Catholics in Gazalalid, were precipitated 10 feet to the ground Portuguese territory. over I0Q feet long, Were thrown, batted llillitv n "Ì!11" 1,1 ‘“'""hit« trull- were alisolutely wiped out, 30 or more. London, July 14.—The war office the best-known men in this section, “’»wi, will i ""‘h ‘"tontry, It I» Im- and kleke-l mound the council cham seem to he in contemplation, Large below. Fifteen others sustained pain So far as we know they are not interfer announces that General Buller reports today committed suicide by shooting. herds have beeu driven across ful bruises. The debris fell across the the toftlm.i,., "*tond shortly af- ber ami then torn to bits and used as ing with the Protestants. It is (raying Burlington trucks and blocked the traf that 659 prisoners released by Boers He was 80 years old and was despond ""'tor iii (|,„ "r" “i" rogimenls now bandages with which the play fill alder , border. The Portuguese welcome the ent from long illness. off old scores against the Catholios.’’ have arrived at Ladysmith. movement. fic for over an hour. hi proceed home. men blin-lfoliled each other. Telegraphic Epitome <>f tl Ni ws of tlv World. '■"«of g »?1"’ 1""t 1:1 ’’"•rs th-, is.piilu* W»t, |M. "IM,|y bus inenmsod I I per ’'•'filixn '"""'''T uf doctors In the tonti fj(¡ ' r" *I,,M increased no lesa è'l‘«P sm ” “•*« ™*‘«> ‘8 ,*n,° When’ eiin forsiw the ..”'"7 Will be u tom, hixvirixr <’”r,l|nn impnla- p,»«:tice «in L "b whom to *h'r'' Phm i to fields ho» ■ 'Ulis «re ii shade less com- Robert Fitzsimmons will meet both Sharkey ami Ruliliu next month. Gold hunters in Russia are governed by mhitrarv laws, one of which com pels them to turn over all gobi they may find to tlm imp-rial treasury, which pays tlm iniimr at a standard rate. This law may seem tyrannical, but it has one inestimnhlo mlvantagi -- no gold digger ill Russia can tell extra ordinary romances alsuit tlm richnesa of his claim when tlm official figures are there to stop him. Mvti««lh»tiMl I’mprr Auapend«. Derhltul An» I nut the Grmit« Chicago, July 11.—The Chicago Democrat (the Chicago Dispatch), an afti-rn-sin newspaper, founded tn 1892, suspended publication of its daily edi tion today. It will be continued as a weekly. Nathan Eisenlor-I, publisher of the paper, states that the discontin uance was because of tlm lack of pa tronage. Paris, July 18.—The committee to which the municipal council referred tlm proposal to grunt gratuitously a site woith 400,000 francs for an Ameri can national institute lias decided to re- jxirt against the grant. The report of the committee will be submitted to the council tomorrow and a vote ¡will' be taken which will determine the fate of the proposed institution. Two poraotis wore killed and thine A herd ot 200 elk is reported near injured by a runaway at Indianapolis, i the Warm Spriug, Or., reservation. imi ltall Mill atari« Up. Boulder Creek, Cal., July 12.—A tire that was started west of here July 4 by a fire balloon is still raging. Thousands of acres of timber have l>een destroyed, and there seems no proba bility that it will bo got under control. Twentv-tlve or 80 sawmillers who were camping at Brenilleton have hail to leave. Several families were also en camped along Bear creek, and they too had to abandon their camps. They fought the tire for three days and nights. Charged With Murder. Milwaukee, Wia., July 14.—The rail reducing mill at the Bav View works of the Illinois Steel Company started up today, after being idle two weeks. Over 200 men are uffected. The scale agreed upon is prcatieally the same as last year’s. San Francisco, July 14,—Charges looking to the trial by court-martial have been preferred with Colonel Long against Captain Charles T. Baker, of i the United States transput Sumner. , The cause of the complaint is that Cap tain Baker caused the death of Henry Italy Appro».. Comm.relal Treaty. IL Ryan l>y eontluiug him in the Rome, July 14.—The chamber of (''brig” or prison aboard ship, while he deputies today approved the commer- was ill. in consequence of this a oial treaty between the United States charge of murder is preferred against and Italy. Captain Baker.