Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-12-01
LATER NEWS.

exhibit Of Indian corn at tie Paris ex-
position.
The official gazette Of Madrid has
published decree accepting the resig-
nation OF General Blanco as governor
general OF Ouba.
An antl.anarchist confernece In which
MI the European nations are represent
ID, has opened In Rome. The sessions
will be prolonged until Christmas.
A territorial form Of government will
be recommended for Hawaii. The
has completed the bill and
its report win be ready when congress
Revolutionary bands In Brazil have
crossed the frontier and are threaten-
Ing to unite and march toward the cap
ital OF Uruguay. Troops have been
sent 10 pursue them.
While rounding curve near Burling-
ton. Ia. passenger train was derailed.
One woman was killed, 2-year-old
child fatally injured, and 10 others
seriously injured.
The Italian government has sent an
ultlmatum to the sultan Of Morocco
on the subject Of the detention and i'll
treatment Of Italians. A week has
been given the sultan in which to make
q reply.
An experiment in surgery is to be
tried In New York. A man who blew
away the side of his face and bis nose
with shotgun will have both replaced
with new ones Of rubber, covered with
grated skin.
There has boen street fighting among
the political parties at Seoul. Corea.
On one side 23 persons were killed, and
further bloodshed is feared. The Jap
anese government has been asked TO
send troops to preserve order at Seoul.
The Spanish commissioners in Paris
have asked the American commission
crs II the latter would accept counter
proposition by Spain to cede the Philip
pines for 800. 600. 600. The request
will be declined, and the demands must
be acceded 70 as last presented by cuI
commissioners.
A prominent Cuban says the first OBJ
ject OF the Cuban commissioners now
In tho United States is TO raise funds
with which to pay the Cuban troops
he also says that Cuba would desire Il
remain free for awhile, but ultimately
annexation TO the United States Is botl
expected and desired.
The official count on the late election
for the head OF the ticket tgoveInoD II
Nebraska has been completed and show,
fusion majority Of 2,f2i.
The commissary department has dis
patched tho steamer Bratten from Sa
vanah with 700 tons Of provisions 70
the starving people OF Cuba.
The Baldwin hotel on Market street
San Francisco, was destroyed by lr
and four lives are known to have beef
lost. with possibility Of more.
Prospects are good for an early settle
ment OF the Behring sea sealing ques
tion by the Anglo-American commits
sion now In session at Washington.
The price OF whisky has been ad
vanced one cent. The causes OF IN
advance were strong demand for corn
the stiffness Of the market and Gro
shortage.
A three-story building In San Fran
cisco, occupied by Chinese, was d,
stroyed by fire and two OF the inmates
Wong Quay and Wong Cow, wer
burned to death.
Colonel Charles Smart, deputy SUI
geon- general OF the army says the sicl
nesa and mortality during the war wit
Spain was not relatively 80 great as thi
our volunteer troops suffered during II
OWL war.
| Stockholders Of the Kelley MotS
Company have not abandoned the hoI
that the secret Of the life work Of job
W. Keoley will not be hurled with Il
inventor. His papers will be secure
and the work carried on.
Late advices from Salvador via Mic
ragua indicate that the revolt is MOI
seiious than at first thought. II ms
involve oil the five states in gener
confiagration. According to advice
the real object OF the movement is Il
overthrow OF the federal republi
which was organized November
Amapala.
The treasury department has reoor
mended to the secretary OF war tn
quinine be admitted into tho countri
OF Cuba and Porto Rico free of dut
Under the Spanish laws the duty I
quinlne was about $lS pound. ~
war department undoubtedly will 90
cur In the treasury departments recoi
mendation.
Complete returns have been receiv
Of the casualties Of the Santiago car
paign. The adjutant.genera's Off
has divided the campaign into differe
I dates and periods. The stateme
shows: La Quasina. June a4-Kille
one officer and 10 men; wounded. .
: officers, "A men. San Juan, July 1
y Killed, four officers and 1874 me
wounded, 90 officers and 0s8 men.
r Caney, July 1--SKilled. four officers,
: men: wounded, ~ officers. S34 me
: Aguadores, July and a-Woundt
= two officers, 10 men. Around Santias
v July 10 to l9-Killed, one officer,
0 man; wounded, one officer. 80 men.