Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-01-24


imperial council has been largely in
fiuenced in consenting TO these sub
scriptions by the strained relations
now existing between Germany and
England.
Ten days of suffering from cold and
priyation on a rocky bluff, during
which time seven Of the crew, includ.
ing the captain and mate, met their
death, and the other mate and sea-
man terrible accidents, tells the tale
of the wrecking of the big four-masted
English ship Jeanette Cowan, on Van
couver island, Puget sound, otherwise
known az the "Boneyard Of the Pacific
Ocean" Seven people are dead and
two injured. The officers Of the tug
tell narrowing story Of the wreck and
Of the crew and its surroundings as
found by them.
The interest of American millers is
centered in the next meeting OF the
executive committee Of the National
Millers' Trade Association, to be held
January 81, in Chicago. Millers have
recently practically decided upon per-
sistent agitation for reciprocity with
South American countries, and will
make a determined effort for the repeal
Of that portion Of the tariff law which
they think conflicts with the -four in
terests Of the United States. b. A.
Hart, a member Of the association, says
the prospect Of the Cubans gaining
their independence will have a ten
dency to promote commercial relations
between the new republic and this
country.
Canada is to have naval reserve.
The Pawnee Indians in Oklahoma
territory have all left their farms, and
have gone to ghost dancing.
Peter Hougaard, believed to have
been insane, killed himself and his
wife and five children in Chicago.
Despite the order of the court,
colored children were denied admission
to the public schools in Perry, Q. I.
The matter Of the Behring sea arbi
tration treaty is at last in a fair way
to be settled, Canada having agreed tt
its terms.
The Occidental college at Los An
geles, CAL, q Presbyterian institution
has been consumed by fire. The losi
is $40, partly insured.
The overtaxation Of the public archi
| tect's Office is given as the reason TO
the delay in the construction OF tn
| Portland, Or, public building.
Colonel Ingersoll, the great infidei
has been extended an invitation t
preach in Chicago church, and :
give his views of ideal Christianity.
Through the cheapness of corn
| American distillers, for the first tim
| in ten years, can successfully compel
in the French market with the Ger
mans.
It has been authoritatively an
nounced that the Yale management ha
decided to abandon the project OF
race with Oxford Cambridge crews, c
London.
The candidacy of Senator Allison
announced for nomination on the III
publican ticket for the presidency
Iowa's congressional delegation is soli
for him.
The second coming Of the Redeemt
has been prophesied again by the q
! evangelist of Baltimore, who thinl
the present war talk is the beginnin
! Of the millennium.
The sultan of Turkey has issued
decree prohibiting the distribution
funds collected in this country by Il
Red Cross Society for the relief Of su
; fering Armenians.
A dispatch from London says Il
statements made in the Italian new
papers that Great Britsin had oed'
5 Zilah, ON the Straits of Babel Mande
. to Italy, is officially denied.
A dispatch from Vienna says Cou
Thun, governor of Bohemia, has I
9 signed, and that his resignation is 9
4 pected to lead to a healing Of {
: breach between the young Czehs al
8 the Germans.
|. The Gloucester fishing schooner FL
tuna sunk in a collision with the Bost
Fruit Company's steamer Barnstab
off Highland light, Boston harb'
Nine of the Fortuna's crew we
\ \ drowned and fourteen saved.
n The Prussian diet has been opent
J. The speech from the throne was
10 voted to domestic affairs. 1t is es
ss mated the budget of 1896 will show
1t smaller deficit than that of 1895, owl
r to increased receipts due to improvi
" trade.
Mail advices from Hawaii state Il
IA friends of the ex-queen are anxious
in war between England and the Uni
or States, believing that in the event
m such hostilities England would Sc
st the Hawaiian islands and restore l.
Id uokalani.
or A cablegram from Prague announ
it the death of Charles Jonas, Uni
JIG States consul at Crefeld, Germa
he Mr.. Jonas was formerly consul at
lis Petersburg, but exchanged positi
of x,,;Ab Tol,u Karal He was at one HI