The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-03
TELEGRAPHIO TIDINGs.
The Chicago Anarchists Remember.
London Still Talking About sackvilIe

London Still Talking About SackvilIt
PORTLAND, Nov. 2.-The jury ar
still out in the Ben King case and n
likelihood of an agreement. 1t is no
thought King will have another tria
should the jury disagree.
The o. & 9. overland express q
1910 this morning is telegraphet
nine hours late. It is thought al
accident occurred on the Sacramento
division.
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.
ST.. Louis, Nov. 2.-Between 6Ot
and 700 anarchists in this city ant
ten times as many socialists will com
memorate the hanging of the Chicago
anarchists on November 11th. The
socialists, however, will have nothing
to do with the anarchistic exercises
but will hold separate meetings. The
anarchists will not parade, but will
hold a FESTIVAL of sorrow;" poems
will be read, songs sung and drama,
"The unjust sentence" in which all
the principal actors in the Haymarket
tragedy and its consequences will
have parts, will be enacted.
FURTHER DETAILS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-GrasH-
damn publishes further details OF
the accident to the imperial train in
south Russia on Monday. 1t says
that not one Of the engines first left
the track but the massive car occu-
pied by the minister of war. The de-
rallied car was shattered to pieces.
The flooring of the carriage occupied
by the czar and czarina collapsed and
the occupants were thrown upon the
track. Grand duchess Olga and
grand duke Michael, in the next car.
were thrown out upon the track and
covered with debris. They were res
cued unhurt. The czar's dog, stand
ing near his master, was killed.
THE STARS" OPINION.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Star, T. P.
OConnor's paper says lord Salisbury
is not likely to listen to the demand for
the dismissal of Phelps, United States
In retaliation for Americas
treatment of Sackville, and that such
3 step might do much harm and could
do no good. All are agreed that
Bayard's courtesy is scant, but we
must not forget that he is technically
right. Lord Sackville's indiscretion
the demand for his recall.
Ii Sahsbury's reply to the demand
to a refusal, there is a
good deal more to be said for the &C.
ion OF America than Englishmen are
ust now willing to admit.
CANADA MAY ASSIST.
OTTAWA, Nov. 2.-Sir Chas. Tupper.
minister of marine, having had the
expedition Of the United States
teamer ThettS, which has for the
'bject the relief of the whaling YES.
els frozen in the ice in the Arctic
vhaling grounds, called to his atten-
ion, has, it is said, under considera-
ion, the question of sending a Cana
ian vessel to assist in the work.
GOING To HAYTI.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The navy de.
artment this morning, received in
that the cruiser Boston has
rrived at Knighton, Jamaica, and
rders have been sent to the the com.
lander to proceed. at once to Au- \
'rince, to protect American interests
. Hayti. She can reach there in
bout twelve hours, and the orders to |
be kearsage to proceed there have
cen revoked.
DISTINGUISHED WITNESSES.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Gladstone and
ir William Harcourt, Will be exam
ned before the Parnell commission |
2 regard to the statement in captain |
D'Shea's testimony relative TO the |
Iilmainham tragedy.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
LYNoHBURG, Nov. "A disastrous |
re last night burned Morgan's i'm
.ense tobacco warehouse, and a lar
er portion of the whole block besides.
he loss is reported to be very great.
SPEEDY JUSTICE.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. al
'homas Sayers, a negro highwa yman
1ho murdered and robbed, two ped
lers Sunday night, was caught and
7nched Wednesday night.
AN oUTsPoKEN WITNESS.
LONDON, Nov. Sir William Har-
ourt writes that he will take steps to
ontradict Capt O'Shea's statement
q material particulars. He saws that
ome of O'Shea's assertions were
ictions.
TO BE FED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The surgeon
eneral has ordered food supplies sent
D New Decatur, Ala, for the desti-
ute.
STILL CRITICAL.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Cardinal New
ian passed better night, but his
ondition is still grave.
rs BETTER.
The HAGUE, Nov. 2.-The condition
the King Of Holland is improved.
THE YELLOW FEVER,
LIVE OAK. Fla, Nov. 2.-Four new
ases of yellow fever were announced
this place to-day.
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