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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12
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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12
MORE TROUBLE TO CON
THE SITUATION IS CRITTCA.
Are at Last Working in Harmor
In Minnesota.

Minneapolis, Oct. l0.-The federal al
state authorities are now working in ha
mony toward quelling the Indian revo
General Bacon offered to confer wi
Governor Clough, but the latter aivis'
a conference by wire. He received Il
following message from Baconi
situation bad. Conference ye-terj,
resulted in nothing. No Indian chic
there. Lumbermen all coming in
Walker. Troops needed at Cass lake
Construction crews on the northwe
extension of the Brainerd and Northe
Bemadji and northward to Cas- LAX
have joined the refugees ut Walker al
it may be necessary to send them ba,
to work under guard, rs these two
tensions, in the event Of prolongation
the trouble, would be of great strltes
value. The troops may yet be placed
other places in addition to the prese
forces at Fosston line points.
Fro Park river Governor Clough
ceivcd personal statement signed |
Chief Ned Gag Bug Enanoway Rush:
"Pine Point, Oct. 0.---We, the Chippe,
Indians at Pine Point, beg to state to Il
public that We are perfectly friendly
the whites and have no i'll feeling and
in no way hostile. We decided at cou
ell not to take any part whatever in Il
Leech lake trouble"
Adjutant General Muhlberg Of the sta
militia wires Governor Clough fro
Deer river, on the Fosston line, as (,
lows
Have sent scouts to get reliable !
formation. The people more frighten
all along the line. More troops shou
be stationed west of here. Bermadji We
much excited"
A special to the Journal from Cass la
says the armed bucks are undoubted
proceeding south. Calls were receiv
from Bermadji for troops, but none We
sent, as this was considered the mo
critical point. There is considerable
prehension and undOubted necessity
troops to allay the panic in towns alol
the line.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12
IDAHO.

Nampa, Idaho, people have subscribed
$4,000 worth OF stock for large canning
and evaporating plant TO be erected and
owned by their own people.
The Mormons contemplate building a
church at Weiser. Idaho.
Frank Ramsey has been installed as
United States marshal for Idaho. lie has
retained Chief Deputy Coakiey tempo
rarily, also Deputy Mounce at Lewiston.
The enrolment Of the normal school at
Lewiston is 500 young men and 81
young ladies'
Wood is selling at higher price now
than at any time in the history OF Troy,
Idaho. As much as 81. so per cord. and
for cash at that, Is being paid. In the
spring cord wood was legal tender at
81 so per cord, but with the extension
Of the Palouse branch to Lewiston mar
kct for about 5000 cords Of wood was
found, and there is less wood along the
track than for years.
The contract for the construction Of
the new city hall at Lewiston has been
awarded to j. A. Terteling. The price is
$3s75, and the building must be complet-
ed within four months.
A new industry, salmon fishery, has
been established at Lewiston. and the
home markets are supplied for the first
time from the river instead Of from the
coast.
Patrons Of the Coquille creamery have
been paid for milk delivered in August at
the rate Of 20 cents per pound for butter
fat. The pay roll amounted to $4,000.
The past week has been lively one in
Genesee. in the way Of real estate trans
fers. A dozen important sales Of city
property were made. Some transfers OF
farm property are being negotiated.
The Murray registration Is l72,of which
80 are women. The total is expected to
run considerably above 200, as there are
still about 30 women and several men to
register. At Delta 81 are registered 50
far out Of a possible total Of 20.
The survey Of the state line between
Idaho and Montana falls much farther
west than was generally supposed II
would One of the monuments Is located
on the river bank at Leonia. which was
supposed 10 be four miles in Idaho. II
shows that the line runs right through
the section house at Leonn. II further
shows that eight miles OF the Leonia-
Sylvanite wagon road, upon which the
county commissioners of Kootenai voted
to allow the builders $500 or 5000 to
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12
Turk. Are Called.

Constantinople, Oct lo.-The ultimat.
um Of the powers on the subject Of the
evacuation Of the island Of Crete by the
Turkish troops, declared that should the
sultan refuse TO yield he will lose his
sovereign rights in Crete This has irri-
tated Turkish circles. They call the action
Of the powers unjust and hope Is enter
tanned that Russia will decline to coop
crate with the other powers in which case
it is believed the latter will not resort to
extremities. In diplomatic circles com
ment has been excited by the fact that
the censor permitted the newspapers here
to reproduce the dispatch in which Russia
replying to Great Britain declared she
was opposed to violent measures and
would protest beforehand against their
employment. This is believed to be an
attempt to make Great Britain alone re-
sponsible for any coercion.
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TROOPS FOR THE |ND|kNS
THE REDS ARE STILL UNEASY.
Four Hundred Regulars Are Col
Iected at the Scene Of the Trouble
The Indians Are stlll aDsncing,
and Claim to Have Won q Victory.

st. Paul. Oct. 9.--Nearly 200 additional
troops will be scattered about the scene
Of the disturbance near Leeeh lake with
in few hours. Two batteries OF national
guardsmen were sent up yesterday by the
governor for the protection of Cass lake
settlers. ~. --s.-v ~s .s
AT midnight special train with 90
additional regulars from the Third regi-
ment at Fort Smelling started for the
north. They were there by morning and
will be placed by General Bacon where
they can best protect the country. This
will make 400 regulars in and about
Walker and Lcech lake.
Reports from the scene Of the trouble
tonight Indicate considerable uncertainty.
The dancing on Bear island is kept up and
it is looked on as one Of the principal
causes for apprehension. Many Indians
have been seen going from other parts
of the reservation toward that island.
Whether they will Join with the compar.
atively small number Of the Bear island
Indians is not known.
Indfans Claim q vtctOry.
The Bear islanders are claiming a VIC
tory over the soldiers and this may bring
more recruits. Some Of them undoubt-
edly are going peacefully to the agency,
as they are accompanied by their fam.
lilies. However, small number of III
dams could do much damage before be-
ing captured or killed. for the swamps
and lakes are so numerous and the gen
eral conditions such that the soldiers un-
acquainted with their surroundings would
be unable to cope with the savages.
An Indian is authority for the state
ment that their loss in the fight Of
Wednesday was six killed and two NOR
tally wounded. This same Indian SAYS
they want to fight the soldiers. but not
the citizens.
stirred the War Department..
Washington, Oct. S.--Upon receipt OF
Governor Coughs message telling the
war department Minnesota would protect
her own. General Corbin visited the
White house and showed it to the presi-
dent. An order was sent to General
Bacon, directing him to confer with Gov
ernor Clough and to station troops along
the line Of the railroad, in the vicinity Of
the recent troubles. in such number as
will prevent any danger to the people
and to allay their alarm.
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Jones
left today for the scene Of the Indian
troubles in Minnesota. He will have a
personal talk with the disaffected men
and endeavor to induce them to disperse
quickly and submit to the regular pro
cess of the law.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12

Port Townsend. Oct. 10. - A belat.
Alaskan expedition arrived here from L
Columbia river. During the early Yuk'
excitement a company was organized
st. Louis, known as the Missouri & Ala
ka Mining 4 Dredging Company, vii
Il. s. Lucas president, for the purpose
dredging the Yukon river for gold
large steam dredger was built ar
equipped on the Columbia. Through u
numerous delays the expedition did n,
get started until few days ago. II W,
the original intention to go to ST. Mic
ael and thence up the Yukon. but owir
to the lateness Of the season the plan
have been changed and now the Stickii
river is the objective point.
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The Joint Hishs.

Quebec, Oct. 9.-The international
commissioners are preparing to leave
Quebec as quickly as possible, and it Is
doubtful II majority Of the commission
will be present at the meeting today.
Senator Fairbanks and Lord Herschell
have given out an official statement joint.
ly as follows:
'The high commissions have made con.
siderable progress with the work, but it
has been found necessary to obtain fur
ther information on vital points, which is
not available. The commission will ad
iourn October 10 until November 2. 1t
has been agreed that the next meeting
will be held in Washington"
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NEW YORK DAY AT OMAHA.
Chauneey Depew Was the PrincipaI
Speaker at the Expositfon.

Omaha, Oct. l0.-Saturday was New
York day at the exposition. The day was
fine and large crowd greeted the New
Workers.
Senator Warner Miller presided over
the exercises at the auditorium, where
Chauncey N. Depew was the principal
speatss.
Mr.. Depew spoke OF the far-rcaching
benefits the nation received from the
worlds fair. and said;
"The great benefits which the worlds
fair at Chicago conferred upon the United
States in acquisition from foreign coun.
tries and information to foreign govern
ments this transmississippi exposition at
Omaha is to vastly enhance in bringing
nearer together in better understanding
Of each other the different sections Of our
own country.
"New York has been too content with
being the Empire state and with having
its chief city the metropolis Of the conti-
nent; the west, too eager for empire inde-
pendence Of the east; the south, living
too much upon its traditions and in its
past, and the Pacific slope, resting too Sc
curely upon its boundless possibilities and
great expectations. The war with Spain
has superbly restored the sentiment of
nationality and eliminated sectional jeal-
ousies.
An Educator for Union.
"But this exposition is healthy edu
Gator for union. The concentrated capital
Of the east is the fruit Of 800 years Of
settlement and trade. 1t Is needed In the
west to build railroads and mills Capital
is both selfish and intelligent. II never
deserts territory because the investment
has failed through bad Judgment. It
seeks other sources for profitable employ
ment and finds its remuneration in other
and needed work for the development Of
the country.
"The honest investor believes in legis-
lation which extends the supervision Of
the government over the corporation and
the trust. He knows that his safety. as
well as the public interests, requires pub
licity. It is only when the community
foolishly thinks that, by having confis-
Gated today nonresident permanent in
vestment, It has gained without effort
the capital for its future. that the in
weston xithdnws and stays away.
THE English language will be the
speech Of diplomacy and the tongue Of q
quarter Of the human race. The United
State and Great Britain. having worked
harmoniously together for a long period,
will dominate the world. Their rule and
example will be for the promotion Of
commerce, and the spread Of civilization
with its benefits in Asia and Africa. Year
by year will come nearer the realization
Of the promise which began and has in
spired the Christian era Of Peace on
earth and good will among men,
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12
The Pans Rtots.

Pans, ILL.,. Oct. l0.--The strike situa'
tion remains as for days past, the militia
still having control here.
The strikers received a message Satur-
day saying another trainload Of negroes
would leave Birmingham, Ala, for Pana.
All the local unions in southern Illinois
have been instructed to assemble and stop
the expedition.
The local union has received $1,000 TO
pay out to members.
Desultory firing continues at night,
necessitating frequent but fruitless call
ing out Of troops
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12

for smokeless powder at Santa Cruz,
Cal, which will keep the plant busy for
two years.
The ultimatum of the powers to Tur-
key demands that her troops and Of
ficials be withdrawn from Crete during
October.
Elbridge T. Gerry and Robert Goelet
have become citizens of Newport, R. l.,
to escape the high rate Of taxation IN
New York.
The funeral of Thomas F. Bayard oc-
Cured at Wilmington, Del. Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland was one Of the honorary
pail bearers.
The instructions given to the evacua-
ton commissions at Havana and Puerto
Rico provide, it is stated, for the actual
occupation Of Puerto Rico in advance Of
Cuba.
The overdue transport Senator, en-
route from Manila to San Francisco,
was damaged in a typhoon and is being
repaired at Honolulu.
Edward Tompkins of Camden, N. j..
had himself locked up in the Camden Jail
to prevent himself from obeying an ini-
pulse to kill his family.
Edward Marshall. the newspaper cor
respondent who was desperately wound
ed at Santiago, is recovering at st.
Luke's hospital, New York.
The residents of Abingdon, Pa, and vi
cinity are raising fund to have the
highways patrolled at night to prevent
the depredations of thieves.
Four major generals of volunteers and
25 brigadier generals of volunteers are
to be mustered out of the United States
service soon.
Bertha Bellstein killed her mother and
fatally shot herself at Pittsburg, Pa. She
was despondent and did not want her
mother to live without her.
Rev. A. S. Orne of Syracuse, O., who
has made observations in 10 states, says
that 95 to 90 per cent. Of criminals con-
fined in prisons were neglected children.
Mrs. Annie Kline Ricket. once IA
nous confederate spy, is now president
of the Stockton and Tuolumne County
railroad, a 8O-mile track in California
The president has issued an executive
order creating Puerto Rico a new mill
! tary department, to be known as the
department Of Puerto Rico. with Major
General Brooke in command.
The commission sent to Hawaii to ex-
anime into the condition of affairs has
concluded to recommend form of gov
ernment for the island similar to that
of the District of Columbia.
Irving M. Scott, who built the battle
ship Oregon, has returned to San Fran
cisco from st. Petersburg. He says the
American naval victories made pro.
found impression throughout Europe. !,
The result Of the peace negotiations at
Paris, it is feared. can only be deal
lock, and that only formidable naval
demonstration off the coast of Spain
can bring that country to its senses.
The German government will shortly
invite the governments of the maritime
nations to come to an agreement to legal
ly compel steamers to follow Tmnsatlan-
tic line routes in order to avoid csilis-
ions
The battleships Oregon and Iowa are
nearly ready for their long voyage
around Cape Horn to Honolulu. and
from thence to Manila to reinforce Ad-
miral Dewey's fleet. Both vessels are in
excellent condition.
Congress is expected to take up the
various questions in relation to Hawaii
at the beginning OF the session. \
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n.,,.v. R.nd.li Il the Mar.

Denver, Col, Oct. l0.--George Randall,
negro, has been arrested on the charge
Of having murdered MIRA Julia j. voigt,
who was found dead in her apartments,
where she had been strangied to death
with towel. Randall. who frequently
called on the woman. made some damag-
ing admissions while under the influence
Of drink. 1t is believed he killed the
woman because she refused to give him
money.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12

Carlyle, III. Oct. l0.--Whiie party
composed Of Joseph CorcQran, Scott Crab
tree, Leila Shade and Rosa Smith were
rambling in the cemetery, coreoran ex-
hibited revolver and the party closed
around him to examine it. Gorcoran
plsyfully pointed it At Miss Smith. She
jumped asides but the f1rearm was dis
charged and the bullet entered Miss
Shades thigh. She tainted away. Cor
coran, supposing he had killed her,
walked away a few steps, placed the
muzzle Of the revolver to his left temple
and blew out his brains The young
woman was, taken home and is now in a
precarious condition. Corconn was 20
years old and Miss Shade is 10.
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Camp Meade. Middletcwn, Pa, Oct. TO-.
= Lieutenant Morgan, Twenty-second
Kansas, charged with participating in the
desecration Of confederate graves at Ma
nAssas last August was acquitted by the
corps court martial and has been restored
to the service.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12

New York, Oct. l0.--A cable message,
dated Pekin, October 7, to Thurlow Weed
Barnes in New York from H. H. Lowry.
president Of the American university in
China, denies the truth of all the recent
stories as to the suicide or assassination
Of the emperor.
"No one has been killed in Pekin ex-
cept six natives. who were beheaded for
attacking Europeans. The emperor has
been deposed. The empress dowager
reigns." sss.iff
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12

Concord, Mass, Oct. l0.-Hon. Sherms
IIoar, after an illness Of three weeks, dis
at his home on Main street Of typhoi
fever, contracted while making tour {
the southern camps as a general Of u
Massachusetts Volunteer Association.
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Forest Fires GAINING.

Marble, COL. Oct. l0.-The big forest
fires are gaining momentum again, the
fall Of snow a week ago in the Elk noun
tain range has proved only temporary
check. The country has been ablaze in
several places, one Of the fires devastat-
ing the country for many miles.
A big blaze has been started on Belle
vue mountain, on the Maroon trail Of east
Rock creek. From the west Elk noun
tains come reports Of the narrow escape
Of party Of Crystal prospectos who
had to move camp three times in one
night.
Great clouds Of dense black and
white smoke hang over the valleys by
day and at night the heavens are mirror
ing red, oninous looking glares.
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Puget soand 20 Henol.lu.

Seattle, Oct. l0.-It was announced Sat
uriay that steamship line will be es-
tablished between Puget sound and Hon
olulu. The first steamer. the Garonne,
will leave the sound December !. She
will be followed one month later by an
other vessel. She will be operated in con-
nection with the Great Northern railroad.
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,a.a. arsxaaier eenerals.

Cincinnati, Oct. l0.--Adyices have been
received from Washington that Colonel
Kellogg Of the Sixth u. S. infantry and
Colonel Egbert, who preceded him in com.
rnand Of that regiment. have been n.y.
NOTED to brigadierss
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Arrived From San Juan

New York, OCT. lo.-The U. s. hos
pital ship Solace arrived Saturday from
San Juan de Puerto Rico. She brought
10 sick seamen from various U. s. ships
and 43 sick and couvalescent soldiers.
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SENDS MESSAGE TO C0RBr
"You Can DO what YOa LII
with Your Soldiers"

Minneapolis, Oct. l0.--The governme
has notified Governor Clough that II b
revoked the order putting the compani
Of the Fourteenth Minnesota voluntet
at Duluth and st. Paul under his ordt
10 protect the settlers In the vicinity
Walker. The governor said:
II shall pay no more attention 10
war department. II necessary l will
sue call for volunteers. arm them wi
such arms as l can pick up and let
government 20 to the devil. am ir
Of doing business with Washingto
there's too much red tape about it. Ords
are issued one minute and revoked
next. l am not an alarmist, but IL
the safe thing TO be prepared. It W
reassure the settlers and perhaps preve
an outbreak"
The governor received a message frc
Mayor John II. Nevers Of Brainerd. 81
ing:
II have just returned from Walk.
The Indians are concentrating at Lee
lake in large numbers. Think they he
a council last night. Situation loo
grave"
w. Y. Street wires the governor fro
Beadiji, west Of Cass lake:
"While I do not regard the situati'
here as alarming. our people are mu
disturbed. II you could send the auths
tiles 200 stands Of arms they would
gratefully received. Red Lake India
are reported irritable"
Message 20 Corbin.
st. Paul. Oct S.-The following te
gram was sent by Governor Clough
day:
ITO Corbin, Washington: No one claiI
that reinforcements were needed
Walker. l have not been asked for
sistance from that quarter, though !
not think Baconsias won the victory
claims. The Indians claim they "a
won and that is my opinion. People
along the Fosstown branch Of the Gre
Northern railway are very much alarm
and are asking for assistance. The soldie
are here willing and ready to go, but
you have revoked your order Of yesterda
you can do what you like with y0
soldiers. The state OF Minnesota will [
and get along without any assistance fro
the department in the future"
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12

A quilt was recently exhibited a. a fair
in Delaware which came orr IN thc May
flower. The figures on Il xxfe eolJ4od an
indigo blue with . dyepot. in vogue at
that time.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-10-12

Quebec, Oct. TO-. Senators Fairbanks
and Faulkner left 1tr their homes Satur-
day, and no farthe sSk will be done by
the international Smmiseion in Quebec.