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Show fKhc go STANDING (glfcsr gUns? WIXOM, Froprietera. TWO CONVICTS MAKE Trmi of Snbaertptlon: On Year, la advance Biz Lonibs Three Months MUTINY IN OREGON MURDER ITALIANS START SMALL BATTLE. PRISON. FOUR MEN Engage In a Row W'lth a Fishing Party, . Four llelng Hart. A fight with pistols and shotguns between three citizens and about thirty Italians employed in a camp on the Chicago Great Western road at the end of the Concord street car line, St. Paul, Minn., resulted in the serious injury of four men, one of whom will die. Mr. and Mrs. Roberge, Mr. and Mrs. Marcotte and Mr. Wayman were passing the camp after a fishing trip, when the Italians made disrespectful remarks about the women. Roberge and Marcotte retorted. A pistol shot was fired and immediately' followed by several others. The Italians hid behind trees, and from their position of vantage began a fusillade of shots. None of the shots took effeot, and the shooting ceased for awhile. Finally some of the laborers ran into the camp building, from where one of them fired three Each shot shots from a shotgun. brought down a man, Roberge, Marcotte and Wayman falling in the AND THEIR ESCAPE. 11.55 55 85 Catered at the Postofflce at Brigham City as second-cia- u mail matter. Prisoners Were Armed With Winchesters and Revolvers Which It Is Presumed Were Supplied Them by Friends Who Visited the Prison.' HYBUM STANDING, Editor. Harry Tracy and David Merrill, two sentences of desperate prisoners serving the country. of twenty and thirteen yei.rs, respectwrite upon one side of the paper only. ively, in the Oregon penitentiary for Write proper semes plainly. In order to protest the publisher from Imkilled four from Irresponsible persons, the full robbery, Monday morning positions name af the author should be signed to all commen and escaped from prison. munication! The Identity of correspondents At 7 oclock the foundry gang of will be withheld whenever desired. prisoners were marched to their work PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. in the usual manner. Frank Girard, a guard, counted them into the shopa and the number to be 159 to UTAH STATE NEWS. announced Frank Ferrell, guard at the first post in the shops The city council of Ephriam bag Just as Girard announced the numoffered a bounty of $1 per bushel for ber and received Ferrells all right, he grasshoppers. heard a rifle shot and also the exclama The assessment rolls show an intion: My God! from Ferrell, who crease in Utah countys valuation of fell forward from a shot hred from a street. rifle in the hands of Tracy. RACE WAR QUICKLY QUELLED. 177,000 over 1901. Tracy at once turned up-- n Girard Mrs. Charles Stevens was seriously At Threatened Uprising of Allmlnlppl NeInjured in a runaway at Ephriam, her with an oath and began shooting. groes Frustrated by Whites. same Merrill time the shooting began skull being slightly fractured. A threatened uprising of negroes other John the shop at StapletonVand While attempting to board a moving miraci north of Meridian, Miss., has been train at Lagoou, Andrew Burt of Sail guards, all of whom escaped a frustrated by the determined stand of under the fire. Ingram, rapid lously Lake fell and had his right arm cut disarm the whites. A call for negroes to band to life attempted prisoner, off. Tracy, but he was shot and mortally themselves against the whites was The farmers of Mantl and vicinity wounded signe by a negro preacher named by Merrill. are keeping np their fight against the The shooting at the foundry was done Ruffin. Ruffin Instructed that a mob grasshopper pest with a degree of sucso quickly that it was impossible to of fifty negroes form northeast of Mericess. summon aid, and the two prisoners at dian, and start through the county, A building boom has struck Manti, once started for the prison wall, which killing all whites, destroying their a number of expensive residences and they scaled by means of a ladder, farms and burning their houses. business houses being under way oi Once outside the prison walls Tracy As soon as the whites learned of the contracted for. and Merrill turned their attention to plan of the negroes, who outnumbered them two to one, they armed themColonel Pat Donan, widely known the fence guards, and S. R. Jones, loof the corner on cated the northwest with Winchesters. Iu a short nc of selves as a Utah writer throughout mean ability, is dead at his home in stockade, was the first to receive a bultime they had so intimidated the nelet from the escaping prisoners. Jones groes that it is now thought the uprisPortland, Oregon. an end. The whites, howA local company has asked for a was on the wall in full view while the ing is it alarmed and will be on still (re ever, fence the escaping prisoners hugged franchise oer the streets and highalert until all danger has passed. the and prevented the guards from getting ways of Provo for an electric railway at them. Jones was shot once in the Wolvw Ttake Possession of Portion of and a telephone system. Wyoming. f abdomen aud once in the breast, dying I The lucern crop at Kaysville and of the bounty offered by the almost instantly. Ir spite vicinity will he very poor this year on Guard Tiffany commenced firing at stab for the kilting of predatory wild account of an excessive amount of pepaud additional bounties the men and soon emptied his Winchesauiuals per grass and other weeds. ter without hitting either of them. He, offered by stockmen for the extermin-ato- n At the celebration of President Brig- too, was a of gray wolves, the number of good mark for the fugitives ham Young's birthday, held at Saltaii and they sent a bullet through his aiituals in the eastern part of Wyom-irlast week, 350 descendants of the for- right breast. The guard fell from the seems to be increasing. The Sweet-yatmer president were present. wall and the prisoners carried him in country in Natrona county Is William Iiambiin of Eanab suicided front of them as a shield. verrun by them and last week Fred Finally Saturday last by catting his throal when they escaped out of range of the Dlmsted lost ten head of milch cows in with a razor. Incessant drinking it prison they shot Tiffany to death and one bunch. The cattle were literally took his rifle, which they soon threw torn to shreds by the wolves. In thought to have been the cause. A fire was caused in a Salt Lakg away, however, as it was empty. They Athol, Lrramie county, wolves are so numerous that some stockmen are residence last week by a mouse chew- then disappeated in the wood. thinking of abandoning their range While Tracy and Merrill were shoot- and ing on a box of parlor matches, dammoving elsewhere. A wolf pelt is waron the the at fence, the guards worth $20 in any part of Eastern age to the amount of $400 being done. ing i The secretary of the interior has re- den summoned every available man Wyoming. ferred the petition for the Aquarius around the institution to his assistance . THANKSGIVING IN AFRICA. forest reserve, Utah, to the director of in order to prevent the escape of any Attended by Boei the geological survey for investiga- of the other convicts. The penitentiary Services Held In Pretoria, and Briton. is only two miles from town, and the tion. The services of thanksgiving for the John Brogin, a carpenter, fell from news soon spread. Sheriff Dnrbln, with the roof of a building on which ha was p number of citizens, all heavily armed, return of peace were held in the prinrushed to the prison, prepared to put cipal square of Pretoria Sunday. The working in Salt Lake City last week and received injuries which resulted down the riot, but when they reaehed sun shone brilliantly and the sight waa there everything was quiet. None of most impressive. Outside of the roped In death. The body of an infant, supposedly the other prisoners took a direct part enclosure of troops were gathered about a week old, waa found at the in the revolt and only a short time many thousands of the townspeopla was necessary to bring all the convicts and a goodly sprinkling of Boers, whose alaughter bouse in Park City last week. The The case ia being investigated by the from the shops to their cells and lock demeanor was most respectful. archbishop of Cape Town officiated at them in. authorities. the service, and Lord Kitchener, GenA determined posse is on track of the The report of the librarian of tbs eral Baden Powell and Lady Methuen, Salt Lake public library shows that murders, and they will be captured, wife of General Methuen, and other dead or alive. Both of the escaped prominent persons were present. during the past year 133,516 books were used and that there were 140,625 convicts haye a record as bad meo. Bryan Will Not Ron For Govarnor. Tracy and Merrill were armed with visitors to the library. In a statement given out Saturday short Winchester rifles of 30 caliber, The total producn of the mines oi but where secured them or con- evening, William J. Bryan says he is the state during the month of May cealed themthey not a candidate and under no circumis not known. The theory amounted to not ic-- s ihan 48,730 tons is that the rifles, together with three stances will be a candidate for govof oee. Of this tonnage about 37,005 ernor of Nebraska this fall. This revolvers, which they are known to was treated at the smelters of the valstatement is in answer to an interview were in possess, passed Sunday by with former Senator ley. Allen, in which excursionists from Portland, who were Last week William A. Biggers, jr the latter declared Mr. Bryan should allowed to go through the penitentiary. of Union, was kicked in the face by s be the fusion nominee. vicious horse, the cork of the shoe FRIGHTENED TO DEATH. Colombian Forces are to Unite and Engage severely cutting hiB chin and cheek With Rebel. bone, besides knocking out several Hoboken Woman Thought Sho Saw Her Boy Fall From Window. All the government troops who were teeth. Mrs. J. Feeley of Hoboken, N. J., stationed at Colon, Colombia, numberThe tent caterpillar is committing a child drop through the air from ing over 1,200 men, have left for Panasaw terrible ravagee in Cache valley. Own-er- e of a number of orchards have neg- the window above. Believing it was ma. At Panama they will join forces lected to spray, and as a result whole her son, she screamed his name in with the government troops at that heartbroken tones and fell in a faint port, who number several thousand, groves of trees have been denuded ol She died a few moments later. Mrs, and the combined army will start imtheir foliage. bad been ill several weeks and mediately to attack the insurgents by A young man from Salt Lake, name Feeley was out of bed for the first time when land and by sea. General Pompilio unknown, was killed near Malta while she received the shock that caused her Guiterrez will be in command of the riding on top of a Pullman car, he be- death. The boy who fell to the street expedition. not was seriously hurt. ing struck by a cross beam of a bridge and instantly killed, his body being SATURATED WITH OIL. Fatal Wreck on Trolley Line, badly crushed, Forty-fiv- e persons were injured, two Horrible of Suicide a Man la a Mlohlgan Samuel Bacon, a painter and decoraof them fatally, in a collision between Church. tor of 8pringville, suicided last week After saturating his clothing with a car on the Clayton branch of the by taking morphine. Since the death kerosene oil, Joseph Rejch set fire to Suburban electric line and a Missouri of his wife a short time ago he had Pacific engine at the surface crossing been drinking heavily and had been himself in the Catholic church at in East St, Louis. Almost every one Mich. His charred remains very despondent. of the passengers on the trolley car were discovered in front of the altar A movement is on foot looking to the was ent by the flying glass or thrown Holes had been burned establishment of an automobile rapid Saturday.the floor a door, window or seat. The against his through by body. transit line between Salt Lake and Rejch, who was 39 yearsblazing of age, was injuries of a majority of the passengers Ibapah, a distance of 180 miles. The the organist of the church and a teach- were slight, however, and they set promoters claim they will be able to er in the church school. It is supposed about the rescue of the less fortunate. he was temporarily insane. ' make the trip in twelve hours. BAKED AND BOILED. The union waiters in a number of Negro Commit Murder Because He Wet Celled e Coward restaurants in Salt Lake went oat on Rtmalna of Young Woman Chopped to For telling Noah Parker, (colored), a strike last week becanae the proPiece Found In London 22 years of age, that he lacked the prietors persisted in using non-uniThe remains of a young woman, made bread. The proprietors declare courage to shoot a fly, James Crane, awed and chopped np Into a dozen n labor in the aged 29, has been shot and killed in a they will have have been found in an alley in pieces, saloon. future. The bullet entered Brooklyn the Lambeth mans district, London. The the him heart, Milton Jones and Miss Myrtle Wells killing instantly. while out driving, were run into by a When he saw his victim fall, Parker body had apparently beefl baked and became excited and fired four other boiled. The scalp bad been torn off, Street car in Salt Lake, Miss Wells reand the hands, feet and intestines shots at the other persons in tbs saceiving alight injuries, while Jones loon. None of the bullets took effect, will probably not recover. Itisclalmed however. Parker then hurried to hia were missing. It has been impossible the car was coastiug down hill and home and later surrendered to the to identify the remains, as the face was practically destroyed. ' police. that the lights were out. Water Boers Located In Colorado Want to Ga In Famine The interior department has acted Hongkong. Back to Booth Africa. The Pacific Mail the to create a favorably upon petition steamship City of The twenty-seve- n Boer refugees in forest reserve to embrace the water- Peking, which has arrived at San rer have formulated an appeal tf shed of Huntington creek. The majori- Francisco from the Orient, brings the ty portion of the Wasatch range baa newa of a water famine in Hongkong. the British Embassador at Wahing-to- n relative to their return to Sonth now been reserved pursuant to the va- The wella of the city have ran dry, and In order to supply the island with Africa. These twenty-sev- en rious petitions. speak foi Arthur J. Yr a Kuran, formerly local water tugs were kept running between the ninety Boere who are in Colorado treasurer of the Oregon Short Line tbe city and the mainland. The offi- They aak that arrangements be made ' railway, who was, In October last, con- cers of the Peking state that the drouth for their return to South Africa, and victed of embezzlement, and sentenced affected the Chinese mostly, at the promise to he lawahiding citizens. The appeal has been forwarded ts to two and one-ha- lf years In the state time the vessel left. Before every Washington through the local British been has public a watering stood natives new place prison, trial on granted vice consul, Harold V. Pearce. awaiting a chance to fill their buckets. technical grounds. laatraetlaas to Cerrespondeata. Items of news are solicited from all parts g er Fish-ervill- on non-unio- e, BURIED UNDER IUNSOFLAVa BRUISED FROM HEAD TO FOOT. ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE Strikers In Chicago Make Life for Follcsmva. TRAL AMERICAN PERISH IN NEWS SUMMARY. Bnrdse A slight shock of earthquake hai Fighting between union men end been felt in South Australia. continued all day in the house ' their sympathizers on the one side and One death from cholera has occurred sensational features, being contain? the on n men and the police New Jnt Received of a Terrible Dteaater tirely to the legal and constitution In the Japanese barracks at Pekin. the question. Mr. Jenkins of Doe to Volcanic Disturbances, a Town other, continued in Chicago WednesPaul Underwood, the murderer ol Jir. Parker of New Jersey Being Rnrled Underneath 8tone day. It ia estimated that the total bill did not go far enough, that tuV' and Ashea. number of injured during the day waa bis baby, in Seattle, is still at large. the president should be made ainu1? between 100 and 150. The strike of the soft coal mine is death without any limitation Another city in Central America haa Six at Discussion of the Many of the drivers, and officials at West Virginia will involve 29,000 men. I an isthmian canal w suffered almost complete destruction structlng the packing bouses, were cut and have Kansas of The Prohibitionists Mr. senate. Morgan of Alabama a?? and hundreds of Its inhabitants have braised from bead to foot The police Disced an entire state ticket in the the committee on CEN- CITY. non-unio- been killed by volcanic eruptions. were in even worse condition. The steamer Palana, which has arAt the very entrance to the stock-yarrived in San Francisco from southern at night, after all seeming danporta, brings the news that the town ger had paeaed, George June, an emn of Retahulen, situated at the foot of ployee of the Packing Mount Tacona in Guatemala, haa been company, waa struck with a baseball buried under a mass of lava, atones bat and knoiked from hie wagon seat. and ashea thrown from the voleaqji He was picked up unconscious and it crater, and probably 1,000 people rate la believed may die. Many others a were ( struck at the same time by a perished. The volcano la about twenty-fiv- e shower of stones, hut the police were mile from Champanioo, and near the too worn ont to offer resistance. More than a dozen battles were town of Tapachulo, which, it ia believed, also suffered severely. The fought during the day between rioters eruption occured several days before and tbs police and the hospitals at the Palena arrived at Champanico. night were overcrowded with the inured. PLAGUED AN ELEPHANT- AGUINALDOS PRISON A PALACE With Naw Tork Man Narrowly Escape ds Anglo-America- A. inter-ocen- kj the debate, speaking nearly tornTTA. I large portion of his speech wsa A British troop ship sailed from nomination of the recently dlemZj with 1,400 troops, to the Nicaragua canal route Capetown Saturday by m H n turbance. This danger, he bound for England. careful review of many authority A dispatch from Utrecht says that In the imagination of those whoJ and Mr. Kruger is seriously indisposed feat any canal project. field. jouri Pi 11 i hai not I onfined to his bed. 1 Jon 5. The condition of King Albert of SaxHousa. Representative ,ony, who haa been ill for some time, ia Democratic members from RuyNew duced a resolution euthortdnyth J!!, regarded as critical. of congress atSp. m. on June ft. The will of the late The resolution was sent te h I estate his of shows Oregon Pennoyer means committee. Chslnnan to he valued at $130,000. Republican leaders of the homely taken action as to the time of?1, waa who kidnapped Margaret Taylor, owing to the Indefinite sltustloTj!!1' from Cincinnati over four years ago, several of the most Important wwmq week. waa returned home last ures of legislation . In further Senate. made consideiuu. I its way Anglophobia finally has S the isthmian canal project the setuuv".1 under tournaments to tennis lawn HI Life, speeches, neither of which vH AllowHaa a Retinae of Servant, Large Mr. Hanna of Ohio spoke In favor auspices of the German clubs. Another man, bent on plaguing the oiy' ance nnd Every Comfort, amendment conferring on the presa,,. in imminent are strikes Several the to of elephant Tops (which killed a tormenrights the PtnijT purchase Senor Buencamino was before the workmen having demanded an tty tor recently in Brooklyn) has nearly committeb on insular affairs company if a title could be obuiMjLMvfi again in 50 cent increase of decide wages. he shall per upon the Nlc? paid for it with his life. At Pough- Wednesday. Mr. Jones commented on Advices from Ilermosillo say that tin Mr. Mitchell supported the Bepbma keepsie Louis J. Dondero tried to tickle the fact that the witness, who had the construction of the canal bj the Ni 9,16 trouble is practically settled and route. the beast about the ears with a atick. hia views, enjoyed a fat of- Yaqui changed safe is perfectly that travel conclusion of routine boiine f throughout the At Tops drew hack her trunk, gave a roar, fice, while Aguinaldo was a prisoner. to redivide the District of Aluk (hot out her trunk and wound it Senor Buencamino stated that be as Sonora. raised recording and judicial district m She around Donderos waist. of iti evidence sent has Mont Pelee also the Military Academy approprtiti him high above her head, held him well as Aguinaldo bad been captured, to Galveston, Tex., several piecei providing for extensive lmproveoe,uj poised there for a few seconds, and and that he was alive today was due power then, while the young man yelled with to the humanity of the American army. of pumice stone having been found on Point. I fright, the elephant laid him on the h Witness said Agiiinaldo had a palace the beach there. Jon 6. had time the this keeper ground. By In the mountains near Lanas, NeHouse. General debate on the tl heard the young mans screams and for a prison. It was formerly occupied was running to the rescue. He reached by Commissioner Worcester, and the gros, in a recent engagement between bill closed today . The Incident of b Tops just as she had her foot raised government paid $500 Mexican per the Americans and the bandits, five of a speech by Mr. Richardson, tg Democrat, condemning the president and was about to step on her tormentor month as rental for it. It is as large the latter were killed. terms for the reference In hi Renoito and crush him to death. as the White House at yVashington. Consul McWade, at Banton, has in- oration at Arlington to the epithets i? CHICAGO STRIKE ENDED. The witness said Aguinaldo lived in formed the state department that chol- Lincoln and Grant during the Civil to lynchingg He dectiM this house with his family with a phy- era is decreasing there, but is becom- his allusions s remarks violated the propritW ' Packers nnd Teamster Reach an Agreepresident sician at his disposal, a retinue of ser- ing more prevalent at Taehan. . ment Which I a Partial Victory for the occasion. vants, a carriage and an allowance to After transacting oa Senate. the Latter. to death burned miners were Eight resumed ooultleng The packing teamsters strike, which provide food for the establishment. as the result of an explosion of gas at business the senate the Isthmian canal bill, Mr. Hum at has disturbed the peace of Chicago for & Keene Guest, Company's colliery SHOT BY STRIKERS. continuing his argument in trapport o Panama cpnal. Dowlais, Glamorganshire, Wales. f nearly two weeks, and which caused the most serious rioting that has oc- In a Riot at Graulte City, 111., Two Men connection with the Martinique a In are Fatally Injured. June 7. curred since the American Railway letters arriving in London dedisaster, The house House A between It broke out spent the entire j several at riot end an 'came to union strike of 1894, scribes the negroes of that island as Ing upon amendments to the n 4:15 o'clock Thursday morning as the hundred striking molders and all failed except one proposed tj p t holding orgies because the whites are result of a secret conference between employees at Granite City, 111., and all dead. Call of Massachusetts, to strike f roa representatives of the packers and the aa a result five men,' two negro nonarchlst section the word assault" 115 . General Enrique Collazo, the last coupled with killing" la the inhibition teamsters at the Grand Pacific hotel, union workers and three white strikwhich had been in sessioa since 8 o'clock man of prominence to oppose the presconspiring for the killing of the chw ers, were shot, two of the latter the previous night. of a foreign country . Alter the idency of General Palma, has called on trate The agreement reached at the confatally. Mr. DeArmond of Missouri moved tow ference is a partial victory for the The trouble broke out at 5 a. m, the latter and pledged his sincere sup- The quorum failed at this point and tkk ' teamsters, in that the packers have de- when a trainload of employees of the port of the government. was compelled to adjourn without Unties' clared that they will not discriminate Senate After transacting some , London Times says Kitchener will who had not struck steel company The union. of members the against business and discussing for a time Uafi coronation. the borne come not for 2 As reached ia men cents lower the than Granite scale agreed npon City. relieve shippers from the London docket that demanded by the men. were proceeding through a narrow He still has much to do in South the senate resumed consideration of tkel Africa and it is unlikely that he wil! an canal project. President Roosevelt Will Not Interfere lane to their work in the mills, they Mr. Depew addressed the senate In ids leave there before the middle of July. were the first threatened strikers Miners Coni Strike. With by of the bill appropriating 110,000,003 talk) and then assailed with stones. ReBy the accidental overturning of a chase of 3,009,000 acres of land for t eh After a a conference with the memvolvers were then brought into play wagon on which a party of Denvet forest reserve In Virginia, North faf bers of hia cabinet. President Roosevelt decided that there ia no legal and several shota were fired by bdth students were riding, one was instant- South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama aaiha C see. ( ly killed, another fatally hurt and ground for interference by him in the parties. I more leas or twelve others JURY WORTH A BILLION. June 8. seriously settlement of the diepute between the t r House. The house passed the bill H pi coal operators and the striking minora. New York Mllllennlres Make Up tbs Twelve injured. Because he returned to Garden Grove, the president, vice president, membm t The resolutions of the New York Board Feers. v of Trade and Transportation requestin spite of a threat that bis lift cabinet , and foreign ministers and eat Ia.. In forming the third panel of aher-if-fe and to suppress the teaching of let comto a the ing president appoint ' would he taken if he did so, Dr. W. D. dors, p by a vote of 175 to 38. mission to visit the anthraoite regions jury to serve during the ensuing Duff has been shot and killed The remainder of the day was devout a by W. and Investigate the situation was disthree months, Sheriff OBrien, in New cussed at great length, but aa the law York, has summoned fifteen men whose H. Clark, a farmer. The latter gave hill to transfer certain forest reserve (n of 1892, which eonferred authority uphimself up, declaring he had -- kept bis interior department to the agricultural tip ment and to authorize the creation in mi , on the president to appoint auch an ifffTregate wealth is estimated at mors promise. H serves of game nnd fish reserves. Ptei than a billion dollars. Among those officer has been repealed, the presiAn in indictment for murder thefirst reconn In hts annual message, Roosevelt, dent has no desire to assume the recalled are: J. B. McDonald, J. p. MorJ degree was reported against J. Wil- ed such a measure. sponsibility which the New York Board gan, J. D. Rockefeller, Willam RockeAn Interesting contribution senate. of Trade suggested. frid Boston. Blondin of is It 'charged feller, Frederick W. Van Dorbett, discussion of the isthmian canal projab William K. Vanderbilt and John D. that Blondin murdered his wife in Bos- made Called French President a Thief. In the senate by Mr. Harris of Kun Arch bold. ton and transported her body to member of the committee on tntenw In the French chamber of deputies, Chalmsford. where it wasfound hidden canals, who Is sKo an engineer of iwopi, M. Largentainae, a reactionary deputy Steamer With 600 Faaoengara Sinks, ability. His discussion of the teclmlralki from the Coles du Nord, exclaimed: The British steamer Camorta, from in a brush heap. of canal construction was listened to fill? are swindlers Yes, you republicans Madras for Rangoon, British Bermuda, Replying to a question in the house found attention. He strongly advocudi j and traitora, and in a way, foreigners. ,' with 600 passengers, all nativea, which of Commons, the war secretary, Mr. selection of the Nicaragua lou to. A number of republican deputies re' session the tks of 'During the early part said of the total number Brodegick, waa believed to have foundered on torted hotly, whereupon M. Largenhill was considered. All' tainae added, excitedly: And your May 6 in a cyclone, has been discovered Boer prisoners in South Africa and appropriation committee amendments were disposed tf A lunk at Baragua flat, in president of the republic ia a thief. thelrrawardy elsewhere was 25,565, of which 783 eept that relating to the constructlos I icrimmage ensued in which half a dozen fislta, directly in the track of ahipping. were nnder sixteen and 1025 were over additional battleships, two cruiser Nl' Tha topmasts of the vessel protrude sixty years of age. deputies took part. 5 gunboats. above the surface of the water. Mont Pel While returning from a picnic F ' Again In Eruption , In Amsterdam it is reported that Mr. BOOZE KILLS HIM. A Fort de France, Island of MartinKroger has declined the faciltiea of- late hour Monday night in a rovii ique, dispatch of June 6, says: A volfered by Great Britain for hia return on the Ohio and Erie canal, Ho Ohio Farmer Drinks Twe Quart ef Whisky canic outburst from Mont Felee reto South Africa, hut has accepted Queen Fancett, a traveling salesman, 1 end Expires, sulted in the formation of a heavy Wilhelminas proffer of a Dutch vessel Minnie Buckart were drowned tjt Lawrence Jonee, aged 32, a promicloud similar to that of May 30th last, nent Clermont county, Ohio, farmer, to convey him to South Africa when he boat capsizing near Cbillieotbs.1 ' Six others were rescued. though It was not so dense. No atones was found dead In the rear of Joe decideB to return there. fall and, when the eloud had spread French Frederkt to hie to and the Owing Owing infirmities, age saloon at Morrow. Tho last over Fort de France, half an hour time he waa seen alive wee at 11 oclock British government has waived its Oleott, president of the Central ts later, there was no panic. It ia noted Wedneaday, when he drank until be claim for the acknowledgment by Mr, company, president of two rallnr at Fort de France that the volcanic had coneumed two of whlaky. Kruger of British sovereignity over the and director in eighteen railnd outbursts coincide with the change of No eauaa is known quartobe and has guaranteed to all will it ia announced, temporal that may have Transvall, abandon hia business duties tad Ik the moon. Boer the delegates in Europe a safe for Germany, accompanied by k bad for conduct to their homes. , TWO DROWN BD IN FLOOD. pbyalcian. Death From Dog Mta Contracts have just been awarded by if The wss Pope highly delighted One death and four ethers coffering Ugh Water In Kansas Aoeoutable Far Henry C. Frick of Pittsburg for the President Roosevelts gift of s 8 Tw Fatalities. from hydrophobia la the result of a erection, probably at Fifth avenue and works set of the latters piste The high waters at Sallaa, Kan., ad doge work at Ellaworth, Iowa. Grant street in that city, of a modern confirms the report that the pot haa raaultad in twa drowning. FriJohn Olson, the flrat victim, died Sunhotel, to cost $3,000,000, which it it issued orders that Mosaics t of I day light, Jo. Baas, a farm hand, at- day at Chicago, where he had been promised will equal in appointments Vatican Peters end the be traunsiL tempted to wade through a alough, taken for treatment. EdwardtSevern, and comfort any in the land. to thanks f the with hia president, whaa he was drawn under by the cur- Al Igon and Mrs. George Peareon aud The village of Cambulata, in the The case of Colonel Ed. Duller, t rent. His body was found in a corn her little daughter, ell suffering from Urnsch range, Russia, has been de- St. Louis field. politician who waa loft In tha morning L. E. McDowell slip-pa- d dydrophobia, have been taken to Chi- stroyed by a landslide. A large rent by the February grand jury os from hia horse while crossing a cago. Little hope is entertained for suddenly appeared in the mountain, of attempted bribery, k their recovery. Tho people in the which creak and drowned. afterward toppled over charges been for set shortly trial at Columbia, tbi Ellsworth eountry The Smoky Hill river here la tan fast are on the surrounding fendant asked a cbanfit and panic-atrickthe village having lest other doge have neighboring above its naual height. venue, alleging prejudice again! k been bitten. farms. The inhahitante escaped. . in St. Lonis. ? Chicago Threatened With Another Strike. According to a friend in New York Han Was Hard to KUL Alarmed disturbances the Unless the Union Stock Yards comby The jury in the ease of August City of General Manuel A. Mates, tha strike of . the poc' pany shall agree to reinstate tha sevenleader of the revolutionary forces io house teamsters last week, C teen cattle drivers who, It la said, were Jahnke, charged with the murder of a Venezuela, the revolutionists ' art runner named Knies, at Alliance, Neb. have started a monc last discharged Tuesday because they preparing to march to Caracas, the employers for the of strikes were union men, the 5,000 butehsra f ter being out a week, brought in prevention capital, and Valencia, one of the chief of an arbitration board. and meat cutters at the peeking houses verdict of murder in the first degree cities, with forces shape numbering 13,000, The aenate committee on and 700 stock yard employe will not and fixed the penalty at life imprisonto an official crop report According ment. a Olsen, accomand Porto Rico autbori go to work Monday morning. The iswhich has just been issued, the prefavorable report on the bill allot sue was squarely made at a conference plice, testified that Jahnke and himvalence of milder weather haa helped for the destruction of property between Michael Donnelly, preaidont self had made six attempts to kill the Hungarian crop prospects all pay Hawaii on the' order of President- of the Butcher A Meat Cutters Union Kniea before they were successful Three timea they tried poisoning, once around. Wheat is slightly mildewed, on aecount of the prevalent . of North America and A. O. Leonard, drowning and twice shooting. Knies however, rye is middling, white barley Klnley the plague during the transit of k ' had made a will leaving Jahnke $4 000 and oats are general manager of the stock yards. still scarcely satisfactory. of life insurance. f territory in 1899 and 1900. The riotous strikers at Lemberg, Daapoadaat Oregon Girl Ends Her Life, sot haa The of war secretary ' Brooding, over a disappointment in Yelenteers Cannot be Tried by Regular Galicia, pillaged bakers shopa and the owners of the hygiea hotel 4 Soldiers. carta Mias to 26 Inez aud had be love, Riggs, dispersed by troops. other years old, livThe prison door have opened for. A number of private establishments os ing with her parent at 88 Park street, seventeen persona were injured. Hot soldiers who Later a compromise between the con- military reservation at Fort Portland, Ore., took her life by jumpk. tha land tractors that by have been Va., and the occupied undergoing sentence at Alstriking workmen is ing into the river some time after May catraz waa and the strike waa called ialand. urgently needed for military f After aervlng from off. reached, 25. Her body waa found in tha water st poses and their hnildings and Jnna 5th. She had kept company for eighteen months to three years, both Laden with 500 tons of supplies foi reaaot. removed he within a ia the islands Philippine prison and In the three years with Charles Ray, a comships of the Asiatie th time. mercial traveler, who is now in Cali- the local military prison, these men cruiser Buffalo haa sailedstation, from New A heavy wind and thunder' wlU once more be free. The men will York for Manila. The fornia, and for some reasons nnknown ship also car- passed over Colnmbns, Ga., & he released nnder the decision of seven ried hundred sailors to Judge they drifted apart. Miss Riggs waa a Sanborn, which the those whose terms of service rsplaev supreme court susnight, caused the death of two 1 on th well known tailoress, and was popular tained, that a volunteer 4 soldier cannot ships of the Asiatie stations have perhaps fatal injury of a third, in the circle in which she moved be tried by officers of the regular army did considerable damage to prop nr other branches of the service. -- -- Ma-pil- a, -- non-unio- n 1 ft ill-hea- lth, n. - cn -- ' cos'-mu- , |