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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
sHeEMAN's ~. n. tLAia.
Says Dsmecracy Has Wen and Van WICK
Mas hesrly 100, 900 Plurality.

New York, Nov. al p. M.-John c.
Sheehan, the Tammany leader has just
announced at Tammany hall that the
Democracy has won splendid victory
and that Van Wyck Is elected by a plural
ity OF from 1900 to 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
Seth Low Has Nothing to Say.

New York, Nov. 2.-Hon. Seth Low is
receiving the returns at his home. The
Associated Press called him by telephone
at his house, at 9.15 o'clock, and asked
him to make statement as to the result.
His response was decisive and in these
words: IT have nothing to say, positively
nothing to say at present"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
Looks Lie Democratic Victory.

Returns received at the Register office
from about 100 precincts in Iowa show a
net Democratic gain of Is per cent per
precinct. AT that rate the Republican
plurality of last year, g. 522, would be cut
down to less than 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
VIRGINIA.

turns are coming in very slowly. The in
dications are that the vote was very light.
The majority of the Democratic state
ticket is very large. The Democrats VIII
have two-thirds of the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
Quigg Comedies Van Wyck's Election.

New York, Nov. AT 74O o'clock this
evening, Chairman Quigg of the Republic
can county committee. said that he con-
ceded the election of Van Wyck- he also
stated that Low would beat Tracy in the
hOroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx by
2l0LNl votes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
DETROIT, mc4.

Detroit give Maybury, Dem, $40 plurality
over Black. Rep. Judging from the re-
suits of the 2 O'Clock count. together with
the returns thus far on the total count,
Maybury will win by 1900 to 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
The George People Give Up.

New York, Nov. 2.-Willis ]. Abbott.
chairman of the executive committee or
the Democracy of Thomas Jefferson, gave
IN the fight at 7.30 O'Clock The George
people will have the vote re-canvassed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS.
Almost Compete Returns Show Republicans
Will Have About SO 900 Plurality.

Boston, Nov. 1.-Two hundred and eighty
cities and towns complete exclusive of
Boston, give Everett 1868; Williams 3d.
253; Wolcott 91,67S. The same cities and
towns last year gave Prince 6o6l; Will
liams 1882; Wolcott 1926.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
Boston Journals Estimate.

Boston. Nov. 2.-On the basis of the vote
in 200 towns, is cities and Boston the Bos-
ton Journal estimates Wolcotts plural
ity in the state to be 400
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
Democratic Gains in CIeveIand.

Cleveland, Nov. 2.-Six precincts in this
city show net Democratic gain of IA.
II this ratio holds good it will cut the
Republican plurality to 5oc0 in the county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
STATE NEWS.
Peaobscot.
NEWPORT,

NEWPORT.
A Harvest concert was held in the
High Street church, Monday evening"
Uncle Toms Cabin" was played in Mer-
iddan hall. Friday evening, to small au-
dience.-Mrs. Abner Day was called to
Lowell. Monday, by the sickness and
riman went to Lynn, Mass, last Thurs
day.-The Grange had a fine entertain
ment in it's hall. last Thursday evening.
under the direction of Mrs. Randlett.-
There is to be a series of meetings in the
Methodist church, beginning. Tuesday,
Nov. 9.-Mrs. Herbert Burriil returned to
her home in Presque Isle. last week.
Miss Alice Hartman is visiting in Wa
terviale.-Dr. A. l. Henry has been absent
from town on business few days.
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pawtucket, R. !. Goes Republican.

Pawtucl<et. r. l., Nov. adams Rep,
is elected mayor by about 800 plurality,
over Gill; Dem, and Robinson, Fair Play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03

Pure blood and good digestion are an
insurance against disease and suffering.
Burdock Blood Bitters keeps the blood
pure. the digestion perfect.
non. wed. frtkWky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
ELECTION NOTES.

Franklin Burton. Rep, was elected
mayor of Ansonia. CT, over James Il.
Smith, Dem. by majority of 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
saleels Carries lowell. aas..

Lowell. Mass. Nov, 2.-Roger wolcott
carried Lowell by 1184 votes, against a
dad Of sas6 votes over George Fred VII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03

The first muffs were made for the use -
doctors to keep their fingers SOIL aSs
warm that they might carefully fee' luz
pulse of their patients.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Rromo Quinne Tablets. AL ~
siAts .efund the money u u tails % ceseA =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-03
Washington.
COLUMBIA FALLS

zulu MbTA FALLS.
John Hathaway has a construct to make
5000 pallets for use in the brick yard, and
mas crew at work Work has COM
menced in the yard and it Is reported
that they will commence making brick.
this fail,-M. H. Haycock and Fred Tib-
belts went, Monday. to work In the lum-
Der camp on Machias Invertebrates
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
SOME NEW LAWS
FOR KLONDIKE
Dominlou Government Proposes 70
Get Some Of the Wealth.
MOUNTED POLICE INCREASED
New lChisi officer aud Court ippointtd
Lesqth Of Claims Cat DoNa- Steamers
SailIaa Taxed to Their ttmost.
MOUNTED POLICE INCREASED

Toronto, Ausus, "a special to thr
ulohe from Ottawa says that tho pomln,
lon government has rvcvlvrd several I'm
porlant decisions In tvsard 10 The Yukon
country and the workings nt tho gold
nvlds there.
II has been decided to appoint sn ad.
minlsgmtor Tor The district. who Will
havu ynUry charge OF an Canadian ON.
clalu thrru and hc chief executor ror tho
government, Joseph Walsh. former com.
mtndcr II the Northwest mounted police.
ls to DO appointed to tho posllion The
party ot mounted police 20 leave Mani.
,oha next week lor Tho gold country
has bvyn Increased from twenty 70 thirty.
nNe They viii uko Nith th"m Two
Maxim guns
The mining rules have been amended
In an lmportan, particular A, present
a miner Ia at liberty 20 stake out q
claim ot 20 fsrt running atnns with
tn, STREAM and back 10 thr bank This
has been reduced 20 lpo f,r'. and The new
regulation viii so into forer Immediately
\ court ,nr the administration ~ thv
eiyIl and criminal questions " ~, gold
district has also been decided upon lu-.
tcr Medulrr of Prince Alh~ri. 10 lo
preside over the court.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
PALMA's VIEWS

Now York, August "a special to the
World from Turner's. n Y. says;
Estrudu Palma, who ls at the head OF
the Cuban junta In this country. IN an
interview commented upon the assassina-
tlon of Cnnoyns aa follows;
while ! have no sympathy with the
assassin, | cannot help but feel that the
action was one OF rctribution. canoyas.
moro than Woylor has been responsible
for the crucluos practiccd by the Span
sh troops In Cuba II was by his or
dcrs that women and children were mur.
dcrod ana wronged. He deserved no bet.
ter fate.
III should bc distinctly understood that
the assassination OF Canovns IL not the
work OF the Cuban party We do not
resort to such methods. Tho anarchists
OF Spain arc for the most part In the
northern part OF the country, and they
are Intimately associated with the nm
archlsts OF France, They had long threat
cned Canovns. who caused many of
them to be executed. Only n few days
ago several anarchists were executed IN
Barcelona, and suppose the assasslna-
tlon was tho outcome. do not think
the killing OF Canovas WIS due at all
to amy question OF policy, but merely
as vague outbreak on the part OF some
member Of dangerous body OF men
We Cubans have no sympathy with such
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WHY CANOVAS
WAS MURDERED
The Causes Which Led TIP to the
Torgedy In SPUN
PROSECUTION OF ANARCHISTS
VAS 0uirk and Effective by Cauoyns Great
Excitement 10 london over the Affair
feslina Among the cuians.

New York AususJ p.--rhc Tribune de
4 Guessing tbs events that led up 10 tho
assaaalnaiion Of Canovnu. says
'rhc anarchist movement really began
Ia spain after tho overthrow OF Isabella
when portion ~ The republicans dlasat
lsnod with the modento rule Of TtlAr.
General i'rlm and others started Win
the leadership Of conircraa. tho revolt
~ the 'fodrrailatn. pviEcd some iron.
, elada IA tho tort OF Cnrthasrnla.. hnd
wor nnaily uubduo1 ana capiure,i bu.
not PUNISHED 1'he principal localities IN
Hpain where revolutionary and anarch.
lHtio Ideas have prevailed ar the IN.
hns'rial rcnters along Tho Mediterranean
coast like barcelona. and which could
hr considered an headquarters OF an.
archy N the prnlnsula. and especially
slner many par'isaua Of tho Parts com-
nuns took rrfuKr therv after isa Al
tempt of anarchists against society
have been numerous over the apa nisb
territory. but especially at barcelona
Therv. within tho iaAi two years bombs
have bcVn exploded IN the Lyceo ,hca,r,
and Ia tho public squarr at mliitar,
review hy tho captain general Of u,
province
The latest and most horrible enpiolt
pi The anarchists, and the one which han
been The catiar of the assassination 8f
HgWovaa. wac that ng thu throwing of
b"mtH m liarorlpun al 4 rrllsiaua pro.
crsson hH, summer The gUvsrrmen, 0r
canores displayed gruat activity AMI
nblliy ~ frrrptng out tho authors nnd
inHilgatoni of the nartclona crime
Hcpns of anafohlptu werc imprisoned Ia
The for,resa ot Mont Iuioh. ANA thsi.
lrlal ondrd two OF throe montha aeo
to hr fplloNrd by Tho shooting of six
anarchists M tho Mont lulch Jail Mcr,
thaa 20 wrrc sent 10 prison for llfe. and
about loo wcrr expelled from Spain T.
their stories of the lorturu inst thcy
had To endure boforo making uvoNnit
ot u"ir crime and giving the names q.
their aecomplIcrs can hs tracod dlfcc,l,
the aHadsnlnntiun uf Cunoyaa.
"Thoac stories have ho,n published by
all revolutionary papers IN Europe The,
represented the spanish premier aa an.
other Toraucma,ia. worse than the famous
chief " the oruc lnquiaition o, former
centuries a oivil engineer al barcelona
Scnor Tarrida dol Marmont has pub.
iinhcd In Parts. under tho utle OF tn,
inquiHIors of Spain, condensed recital
cf the Hunoringr ana torture which hr
and hlH felow-suHpcota had 10 cndurr
Anchcri. who, II srcm-. was the leader ia
the murlrroua plot az Barcelona, man.
aged to write some papers bctors his OK
ccuiion that hc was compelled through
horrible torturca 10 admit that he had
Tor nccomplicc all thr men whose names |
were dlcthtud To him by the Judge OF
instruction. Such storles must have ox-
cli~i the vengeance ~ the friends OF
the barcelona anarchists. aud The result !,
il told by the cable dispatch annouucInv
the assassination OF Cnuovas del Gus
THO"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
THE FOUND SKELETONS.


Valley, Ncb.. August s-A grading
company at work near hcrc cNhumcd
~ skeletons. An the bodies were In a
good state OF preservation, and all We're
evidently buried with their clothes on md
without collins Five were females. tn
hodtru had probably bccn In the grounl
Is or 80 years bat no resident OF IN"
locality can recall amy burying ground
located here. nor does rumor relate
nnything In the past that viii account
for the presence Of the skeletons The
bodies were covered with only few
feet Of earth and were placed together
In large trench Apparently the skcl-
ctons are those OF white people.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS

Louisville Ky Ausun, This rrpuh.
lieans of i0rnturky VIII assemble in this
ciy at Music Hail tomorrow afternoon
In state convention To adopt platform
nnd nominated candidate for clerk Of The
court or apt~aia The mrmtrts of tho
republican state central cammlIu-v a.,
scmhlyi At The dal, lluso this aft"tnooa
aud selected Hcnalnr nobov for tempe.
rary chairman 1, is tbs general lmprys.
zion that judge George pvnny. OF LtA.
iuston. wlll b, arirrl~i by the oonycn ion
Tor pofmaunt chairman
r'h~ opinion among the leading delegatss
tonight ls that the convention VIII Il,
entirely harmonious
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
PANAMA NGws

Sow York. August "a Herald dts
patch from Panama says.
A dilntch from th" iicmii's CORE
spondyni ga Mcdcun says that Charl,
Iiad'ord. % Alabama. has been con-
drmucd TO death Tor the murder several
months agn Of Churlcs Smmonda. n
wealthy merchant OF Cdl In all proha.
bnlty the arntoncc viii be- committed to
jfc imprisonment. as capital punishment
herr II never exercised except In rXccu.
tlpnRl causes.
The anniversary Of the battle OF hoy.
acu. ai which the spanish yoke wa
practically thrown on by Colombia, Ven
esuelh and Ecuador Ia now being cclr-
brato,l. During thc recent exercises scv.
oral persons were injured 10y standing
too ciopc to the rifles OF the troops and
being HIT by the wuddlng IN the blank
cartridges
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
THE STATES DEBTS
May Now Be Pad. Says the Supreme
Court

Halem. or August s.-tSpccial 10 the
Astorian The supreme court today ryn.
dcrrd a decision IN the mandamus case
requiring Secretary 81 State Kinrait
10 audit all claims asnlns, thr state and
draw warrants In payment OF such ~
are allowed.
The court decides tha, tho secretary OF
state mus, draw warrants for tbs pay
mrng Of salaries of all stata officials and
for the support u tho State University
and Ih" urrgou National Guard. tn
amount 1l which IL specified by statute.
ON all claims It Ii decided uha, Il II thr
duty of the secretary to oxorclac hls
Judgment aud discretion IN allowing or
dlrailuNing ,hcm The secretary has re-
fused to audit any claims or issue wal-
rauu since the tallurv Of the last legs.
iatur, to organize and pass the general
appropriation BIN II Is claimed that
money is waiting TO buy W al legiu-
mate claims whsn audited and the state
creditor here naturally feel relieved
over the puprvmr court decision. the a..
fcci Of which 10 10 minimize the need
TOT special secession 81 the logishiurc
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
THE STRIKING
MINERS HUNGRY
Bnt Still Keeping Up the Fight With
the Utmost Persistence.
ILLINOIS AND IOWA ij:MEN
Strike Out Of sympathy With Their Eastern
Brethren .- Apothef Nine viii Be Idle
More Meetings Called.

ritlsburz. Angus, s--Appeais for food
land provisions were numerous at the
headquarters Of the miners officials IN
this city today II appeared as II there
was wall from ,yery section OF the
district and the miners IN person wer~
present 10 ask that their suffering ones
be looked after. Secretary Warner was
Kept busy answering tho appeals. he
said tonight that he had sent more than
$3.50 worth Of provisions into various
parts Of the district Appeals are now
coming In from families. the heads Of
which are at the various mining camp.
using their Influence To keep men from
working
A @riea Of meetings are 10 be held
all over the district II Il expected TO
keep up the interest In every section and
strengthen every point where there Is
the icaA, indication Of weakness vlgiis
on the mines OF the New York and Clev,.
land Gas Coal Company are 10 be KEEP,
w and the yigor Increased from day to
day
Early this morning the miners OF West
Elizabeth made marrh on the m!nes
of the Elizabeth Mining Co. formerly
operated by iiorner and Roberts. About
- men were going 10 work After con.
ruliatlon the men asked that they be-
allowed 10 finish loading nat. They
ngro.d TO 20 out as soon as II was loaded.
which viii take several days The officials
OF the company made no effort to yet
permission from the miners officials 10
continue work on Gs,cen, basis This
was no, given. and It is expected tina,
the mine will b, idle as soon as the na,
II loaded
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
FIGHT WITH NEGROES,

Montgomery. Ala, August 9-Thc ne
FRO dcspcradocs Allen Lightfoot and son
had pistol nght yesterday with iive
officers Of the law ON the road which
runs along the river on Cofrey county.
The negroes have beon wanted for some
time for various fclonies, and had dehed
the officers to arrest them. Five deputy
shcrins encountered them In the narrow
road and a crossfro was opened AT once
many shots being exchanged. The older
I.Iehtfoot was shot through the ear aua
killed The son was shot in both less
and I'm the shoulder. He, also, will die.
None Of the officers were seriously
wounded.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
BicYcLERs' TROUBLES.

Seattle August o-Thc announcement
that all OF the professional bicycle rider
In Tacoma. except Geo, Shariok hnt
joined the California Associated Cyollns
Clubs dld not cause much comment In
Seattle. f. c. Dow, the only profc Nionhl
rider Of note who lives In Seattle. sni
this evening. NO. | am not goIne "a
Join the new organization. George sha.
rick has refused and I have not received
any Information 10 show that Freeman,
Portland's crack rider. has jumped "
There Is a strong sentiment here agnIns,
sunday racing. but local option ls not
opposed
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10

aon of Mrs ldrlla rowull banks, q wids
ow. owning = isrr, Just outside ~ Quit
man Tho actions NJ tho mllher when
notified ut the discovery aroused thn
nunplclunu Of the coroner nnd she was
subsequently arrested and placed IN iail
llprc nhe was visited by mtulster. TO
whom nhe confessed having murdered
her child fhc reason nhr gave was
that he was too ugly To permit 10 i've
aud wa a constant souree OF umharusu.
mcnt To her on thls account Ahe said
that nhc walked by tib, pond and when
she tried 10 push hin IN be- resisted vita
all his toehlr atrensth She has broken
down completely In iail and Gays ahe
wants to he hanErd AZ soon as possible.
Tho cbllhH race wns disngur,d by a
htrthmafk
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
FIRST FROM NEw yoRl

N,w York. Augus, p-Thc nrrt ahlp
sailing from New York direct TO Tho
Klondykc regions la advertised 90 leave
about August q, II n TO be- sen, bS he
New York aud Alaska Gold Exploring
ana Trading Company Tho CO upnry
has not yet selected tn ycraols. but Il
promises to dispatch steamship capable
OF carrying 90 pass"ngcru and IN tons
OF freight II says the ship viii make
the voyage around Cape Horn TO Jun7hu
In % or &c days. More than ~ names
hnv" been listed for the voyage Not
more than so passengers viii he allowed
TO embark. Tho cost per passenger. IN
clud.ns berth, meals and transportation
OF IN pounds of baggngc direct to in.
ncau. II to De g,j.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
EXCITEMENT ~ LONDON

London. Auguhl Tho assassination
n the prime minister of Spain has caused
grtat excitement and activity among the
police Of all branches IN this city All
men absent on leave have been recalled
and constant communications are RoluR
on between tho British headquarters.
scotland Yard ana tho hoadquariers Of
thr Spanish police az Madrid
In consequence OF the assassination
Of Premier chnoyns del Castillo. General
woodford. tho new United States minis.
ter 10 spain VIII hasten his departure
for Spain by n week and will arrive IN
Madrid August o.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
IN ILLINOIS

Springfield. m. August "a State Reg
lister special from Lincoln says the min.
err Of that city met and decided unnn.
lmously to march Wednesday morning TO
Noun, Pulaski and cndcnvor to got the
miners ,hcr TO strike, and from there
to 90 to Mantle on similar mission
and from there to Decatur. where del
csa,ions from Springfield. Pennsylvania.
and other places will meet them.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
nicn mos MlNrs

FnubnuiL MINI. August s-rhe Ori
noco Company. nwnrr or huU.
concession ln Venezuela has leaHrd to
10 T. Scarlor nnd others the iron mine
,1 ihr Ounoco river at royalty ot
i.lsc por ton ami with "a minimum output
~ Joco tons
Tho minrn ar very rich and the les
--es stated that thoy will mine S.oa'.0up
tons d year In short time
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
STILL CUTTING RATES

Chicago. August Western roads ar.
not making any great progress In their
crfort 10 stop the Generalization IN North
Pacific coast rates. Reports are all n
the effect that commissions larger than
those cnllg1 Tor In the agreement of the
association are atill being paid and thn'
othor methods contrary 10 tho letter
and spirit Of the agreement arr employed
10 grt business
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
aorrnnN rAcrric EXTENSION

Port Townsend August p ~. resi-.
dents OF this cts arc very ,HthuHlns .ir
1hip rN,ulre as the rvpult OF @ telegram
r,rglyed 'r.m ain Francisco In whic'
the s,a,rurut 10 made that TO Southern
racinc uulrnd Company bar secured
control yf tho Fort Townsend slu'hfrn
rallipl' and will complete li io connect
with thr Southern raolnc nt Portland
Tho rur, Townsend Southern IL hulJ
from this place southwark twenty .otsh,
mites Whom completed thr Rad viii lnr
tho moa, heavily tlmhrrcd s-ciion pt
The country IN woatcp Washington
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THE MARKETS.

San Francisco. August 9,--Hops-Good
to choice. : and &c; fancy, 10 and lie
Liverpool August 9.-Wheat-Quiet; No
! standard California. Ss Cd
san Francisco, August a-Chlcago
wheat Is stronger and local. futures have
an upward tendency; spot is unchanged
New York, August 9--Hops-Quiet
Portland. August .-wheat-valley, sic:
Walla Walla. 7Sc.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
a STRAW POINTER

Washington. August p.-.Consul- General
Hayward. In report 10 the state d.
rar'mrnt. states tha, during 1896 Amcrl.
can yrascls. numbering 23. Of ?is,pN
tons. entered at Hawaiian ports. while
vcssoln of al other untionai,lcn mum.
hcrcd 10, ot 27tOii tons These are tn
only foreign porta whore u majority OF
tEc carrying trade h now under tho
American nag
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
mo FIRE ~ LEWISTON

Lewiston, Idaho. August The rSplo,
slon u lang laS, nlsht started mr.
In q load ~ hay IN collins livery barn
Tho ramrs aprraa with srat sWiflnrus.
snd bcfoN thyy could hc slppr ssvt
aaus,d total lups ~ tileo MunAhaw
who bad The barn Iehnrd. lopt about
u"i NJ 4 Collins. owner %, the barn.
lost 5000 n u Ilolbrook. dwelling. loss
3. eo other loaroa viii aggregate i,.Op
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-10
AFFAIRS IN CHILL.

New York, August "a special TO tho
Herald from Valparaiso. chill, says:
Tho chamber Of deputies has passed n
vote OF confidence In the ministry by u
vote OF 30 to a. This action IN the cham
ber caused considerable surprise, os the
cabinet has been violently attacked IN
the chamber time after time. A promI-
nent conservative stated that every in
dicatlon is now that the ministry Will
fail, owing to internal dlssensions The
outlook Is now that there win he no
permanent ministry in Chill until the
liberal parties reunite against the con
servatlves.