The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-20
ArrERNooN pIaPArcHns.
The Associated Press News contninad
in the Afternoon Report


Seattle. March ls-Frnnk Cllnefel
ter, one Of the jail breakers. was cap.
turcd ait Kent this morning sherif
vandeventer came in from Black river
this morning FOR re-inforcements, as it
lis believed that he has murderer
Blancl surrounded and expects to take
him by tonight. Blanck Is a dangerous
criminal and he expects there win be
considerable blood shed before he IS
captured or killed.
Washington, March 19.-As far as is
learned the state department has not
yet heard either from United States
Minister Taylor or from Consul General
Williams at Havana upon the idens3ty
Of the cruiser which fired upon the AM
anca. AS the commander OF the comde
venadito reported the steamer upon
which he fired was flying the British
nag, there is a possibility that his sto.
ry refers to another incident which
may result in bringing Great Britain to
the defense Of her ensign.
Tacoma, March 19.--Eugene v. Debs
arrived here this afternoon. In an
interview he said that 1900 men have
Joined the A. r. U. on the Great Nor
thern railway system since he started
on the present "Trip. Ten organizers
are at work In various parts Of the
country, and expect by July lst
there will he the greatest labor organl
cation this country has ever seen.
am wording along the line Of unifca'
tion of all labor and trade organiza
tsons. The men who deserted the
American Railway Union in the late
strike are now utterly helpless, we
now have 100000 members in the A. II
u"
Washington. March 1S.-It Is prob
able that Ambassador Bayard may be
instructed by cable to call attention
OF the British government to the Brit
ish ultimatum addressed to Nicarasus
and ask for an explanation Of British
purposes.
Cadiz, March 19. The Spanish cruiser
Alnhonso XIII reports having found
the missing cruiser Relna Rerente snnk
near Rajo Aceitanos, not far from the
straits OF Gibraltar. Only 20 inches Of
the masts were above water The Al
phonso has returned to the scene Of
the wreck with divers lto recover the
I. u
bodies. The Reina Regente carried
crew OF 42O officers and men, and AZ
are believed 70 have perished.
Madr,d hfareh .a.--frna ppoca an
nonnces that the snanlsh minister "a
the United tsates. senior Murueun. hos
cahIed 10 senor cnossard minister Of
foreign affaIrs. that the excitement IN
the American press owing Ia The firing
upon the steamer Allianca, according
to the Epoca, added that the resent
ment shown by the American newspar
pers was never shared by President
Cleveland
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Hung chang and suite arrived mere mis-
morning 10 negotiate for Deaco between
China and Japan. EnHoys from the
Japanese foreign office Immediately vis-
ited the steamer conveying the Chinese
vicsNoy Later la Hung Chang ac-
companied by John w Foster Ameri-
can adviser for China, visited the Jap
anese minister Of foreign affairs,
Cincinnati March 19.-one hundred
and fifty colored coal heayers at Add
son struck yesterday for an advance
in pay. and armed with clubs, stones,
etc. declared they would prevent others
from taking their places. In coneo.
quence Of the strike the Addison pipe
and steel works will be crippled for
coal.
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