Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-07-14
LATER NEWS.

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Owing to street car riots, London,
Ont, has been placed under martial
law.
Secretary Long will present the
sword voted by congress to Admiral
Dewey.
Coinage is to be Unrestricted in the
mints of India and gold will be the
standard.
A Big Four train crashed into a
family surrey near Columbus, o., kill.
ing six people.
Wealthy Spaniards are withdrawing
their investments in Cuba and going
into Mexico.
Polish residents of Chicago at a pub
lie meeting, denounced an Anglo
American alliance.
Owing to heavy rains a portion of
Manila is flooded and the soldiers are
suffering great discomforts.
A reform school at Plankington, S.
D., mutinied because Populst SUPER
intendent had been appointed.
The Oregon volunteers will be
brought to Astoria on the transports,
where they will be transferred to river
boats and proceed to Portland.
A national park or forestry reserve
association for the governmental pro-
lection of over 100000 acres of land
in Northern Minnesota will be formed
in Chicago this month.
Governor Daniel, administrator of
the Isle du Diable, where Drefus was
imprisoned, has been removed. He
punished Dreyfus in the hope of max.
ing him confess.
Lold Lipton's challenger, the Sham.
rock, has had trial. and made good
showing. She is fast lightweight
boat and Britishers are filled with hope
that the Americas cup will be won for
England.
A warrant, based upon complaint
sworn to by the representative of a
New York newspaper, has been issned
at Salt Lake for the arrest of President
Angus M. Cannon, of the Salt Lake
stake of the Mormon church, charging
him with polygamy.
A special dispatch from Rome saws
that the German steamer Reichstag
has sailed from Naples with $4,000
rifles, 500 tons of war material and 500
mules for the Transvaal. According
to the same dispatch, another steamer,
with similar cargo sails July IA from
Arenas.
Plans have been formulated for
large cooperative colony to be situated
on Lake Erie, near Toledo, O., and
5000 acres of land are to be secured
to be devoted to farming and manufac-
turing interests. The promoter of the
scheme is Joseph A. Johnson, of the
state Of Washington.
Neosho valley in Kansas, is flooded
under six feet of water.
The annual convention of Christian
Endeavorers opened in Detroit.
San Franciscans are ckartering boats
to welcome the Second Oregon.
The business district of Oakland,
Or, was swept by fire; loss about
$400, 900.
Bishop John P. Newman, of the
Methodist Episcopal church. died at
Saratoga, N. Y.
One woman was killed and much
property destroyed by cyclone at
Neb.
A late Klondike report says one
claim furnished all the gold dust IL
horses could carry.
Governor Sayres, of Texas, has ap-
pealed to the secretary of war for help
for the Texas food sufferers.
A passenger train on the Central Pa
cific, near Elko, New, was wrecked
and seven people were injured.
The franchise proposals were ac-
cepted at the Pretoria conference, and
peace in South Africa is assured.
Senator Chandler, of New Hamp-
shire says we should ho'd the Philip
pines, but do no more fighting, and
leave the rest to congress.
A young San Franciscan, while
drunk, attempted to kill his mother by
throwing lighted lamp at her. Three
people were injured in the melee.
Filipinos may soon release the Span
iards. Otis reports that negotiations
with Aguinaldo indicate fair prospects
for success. The Yorktown captives
may be included.
Victor, Col. Offset the great Pixies
Peak illumination by an artificial