, 1888-08-16
81 TE!EisRAPII.

TIP KANSAS 8UEDEEEEs UNDER ARREST
To,okG. Kansas, Aug. THE sly
men arrested in Stevens county. who
were engaged IL the killing OF Sherif
Cross and his deputies. are on tbs
way - this city, IN charge OF the sol
aieTs.
ANOTHER INDIAN UUT OF PLACE.
Denver. Aug. 7,-O}d Colorow, tn,
Indian chief with whom tho Coloradl
militia had So muuh trouble ahOut 4
year ago, is reported to be aSUin of
the reservation and headed tOwarl
the horder of this state. Il is not
EL. "A whether his inteuti0ns are
pG lie or otherwise. but the fact that
h, e.. ON forbidden territory is caus
II mU"h uneasiuess among s4ttlers
il. la lection.
THE SEIZED SEALEBS.
London, Aug. 7. In the House OF
Commons last evening, Sir james
Ferguzou, parliamentary secretary
OF tho foreign office. stated that the
British minister at Washington had
been instructed to ask the United
States government 10 postpone the
sale at Port Townsend Of the iouI
British sealing schooners ssIzed il
Behrisg SEA, pending an inquiry iutC
the legality Of the seizp45-r~
SEVEN VESSELS LOST - TwESTY~FOUF
MEN DROWNED.
Valparaiso via Galveston), Aug Z
Il,
large barks, one English tho other
French, sank in tho harbor after
having been in collision. The crew
of the English yessal, consisting OF
II men, and 7 OF the French crew,
were blown ashore aud dashed to
pieces.
New Westminster, b. g., Aug. Z.
The bp-laws passed some days ago
giving substantially $l50,000 bonus
to the New Westminster Southern
railroad were submitted to rate-pay-
ers to-day and ratified by vote of
25 10 l. The road will
connect with the line of the Belling-
ham Bay Railway & Navigation Co.
with which it becomes practically
Tho vote secures to
the city great advantages by way of
workshops as wall as independence
of the domination of tho Canadian
Pacific Railroad Company.
With fresh-water harbor, having
2 depth of 79 feet, no serious OBJ
at the mouth OF Fraser
river, hundred miles of the best
river navigation above, q new era has
which will place this
city in the front rank on the Pacific
coast.
\ DENSE FOG PREVAILS.
London, Aug. S.-A dense fog pre-
vail1 in the English Channel. The
steamer City OF Hamburg, bound for
London, laden with cattle, went
ashore near Start Point last evening.
Fifteen poraoas landed at oafcOIn0
in boat The others are missing.
FUNERAL OF GENERAL ENDEs.
Paris, Aug. S.-The funeral of Gen
eral Endes, ex-Communst, who
dropped dead while addressing the
strikers on Sunday, took place today.
Five thousand persons gathered IN
the streets adjacent to the house.
Thousands lined the route to the
cemetery along which cavalry were
stationed. Other troops held tho
barracks for an emergency. Traffic
in the streets though which the cor
tegs passed was suspended, and the
stores were closed.
WELLS COLLEGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Aurora, n. Y, Aug. 9.-Ths main
building Of Wells College wsE burn
ed this morning. Loss over $500, GOO,
insurance, 100000.
COLLISION ON THE B. 40.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Aug. "a pas
seuger train ran into the rear end of
a freight ct Darlington o-day, bad
iy damaging the passenger locomo-
tive and breaking several cars. No
body hurt.
THE METHODIST UNIVERSITY.
Tacoma, Aug. S-A meeting of the
trustees or Methodist University was
held tonight at The Tacoma hotel, to
consider what steps should be taken
toward beginning work. As is Well-
known, large part Of the bonus
guaranteed IN consideration Of fixing
the location here was the donation OF
W. III. Fife in the Smith & Fife ad~
ditisr. 1t is alao wsli-known that
the title Of Mr. Fife in that property
is in dispute, and has bsen for long
time. Argument ia the case is Low
being heard By Judge Allyn. This
difficulty is what was troubling the
trustsss. After eonsidsrable discus
sion ths nsstiRg adjournsd until
Friday evening. In the meantims it
wss determined to go before the
sOuEt and seeurs ga crder. If possible,
granting both parties to thu suit the
right to make deeds to be fled ia court
IN trust fer she university, and under
which action to secure preini9sion to
go to work on the building. The
site which VA. chosen is Ou lii" pro
periy. Both parties 70 the suit ex-
press = willingness to DO this.
st. Louis, Aug. 9,-Governor
Moerhouse refu.es to grant Z futheI
respite in the case CT Maxwell, for
the murder of PrOllsr, as requested
by the British Government.
YELLOW FEVER.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Surgeon Gen
eral Hamilton has advices Of two more
cases of yellow fever at jacksonville, Fla.
and four more at Manatee, making thir
teen in all. Charleston, S. c., has quar-
antined against Jacksonville.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS To BE CLOSED.
Washington, Aug. 9.-The presiden
this afternoon issued an order that tn,
public buildings be closed on Saturday