The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-14
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Associated Press News Contained
in the Afternoon Report.

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washington, March 13.-lMarquds I'm
perilla. secretary of legation, called
at the state department today and d.
rected the attention of the officials to
the news from WalsenIburg, Col, of the
assassination Of four Italians. He
asked that the good offices Of the de-
partment be used lmmediateiy 10 pre-
vent the further hlling OF ms country
men,
Portland, March 1S.--Judge Bellinger
today dened the petition to modify the
order appointing McNeill receiver Of
the o. r. and N. so as to albsolve him
from the payment of the indebtedness
contracted by the Union Pacific re-
ceivers.
nrau, o,,aars Nta,.,,, 20 ryha da., az.
tar tha yIot found evervthine- ouiet in
New Orleans. There were no negroes
ON une levee.
washington. March 13 Secretary
Smith rendered a decision in the case
Of the Last Chance Mining Company
vs. the TYLER Mining Company. being
n claim made nv the FORMER for their
lode In Occur d'Alene. Idaho. A por-
ton Of the Tyler claim overIapped the
Last Chance claim. The ptatent waived
hha ,.poght to fjhe Overlapping portion,
b,at hhe Last Chance Company asked
that no patent be issued while there
was pending IN tne supreme court
case anecung une tlrle ol tne piOpersy. ny.
Secretary Smluh oroereu unaL ~ u'e
overlapping tract mao peen Walveu N,sss, y. ~
the Tyler company q patent snaii iS-
sue ror its ciaim'
Wlalsenlburg, March 1S.-Uncle sam
may have International complications
on hand as a result Of the mob vio-
lence here last night, In which five
Italians, believed to have been unnaf.
uralized, were killed. The list OF tnt
dead and missing is; Joseph Wenspy'
driver OF the wagon Lorenzo Danino'
Pete Jacopiny, Antonle GoDotte, 0,ntis @
silo Vlttano, francisco roccet.o, ny
other rour SUSPECTS uau peel a .elee''e" sa
from CUSTODY ueiore 'ie iiioo "iose
washington, March 13.-When Presi.
dent Cleveland returns It Is expected
he VIII immeulately ISSUE pTOCidn1As
tion opening for settlement the lands
ceded by the YanlSton Sioux Indians In
South Dakota. Another reservation
soon to be opened Is that OF uhe Ne;
Perces In Idaho. Agents OF the govern
| ment are paying the government $oUv,-
| 900, the purchase price OF their lamds
A proclamation has also been prepared
opening a portion OF the Stlftz indian
reservation an oregon
| Pendleton. arch lathe town Is full
| of Indians today who came in with
| their chiefs and interpretators to report
| to their lawyers the results of the
| council held last Sunday. The chiefs
| and interpretaters will go TO Washing
ton on March ~. senator Matcneii ma.
written leIter 70 ylieili saytns sns. y
ne Win ask ule lIluerioI ~. - =
pay tne expenses Oh tne srip; ~ y.
have raised several nunureu uoilars ~ n,
popular supscrlpuion' Vne saine as "iii.'
men.
Omaha, March 13.-All night batal
lion OF police guarded st. Paurs Roman
Catholic church to prevent another
battle between the factions OF the fol
ish congregation. Followers OF FRIES
Karminsh fiocked TO the cnurcn, heav
lily armed with revolvers ana shotguns
The anticipated attack uiu not mater
i@hze.
New York, March 13.--The tug-boai
/ N. B Starbuck was sunk on Pier II
East River, by the steamship Seneca
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