Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-06
LATER NEWS.

nome.
The North Dakota soldiers have
reached home.
The insurgents in Eastern Mindanao
have offered to surrender.
The president has approved the SEN
tence of Captain o. NJ. Carter.
Forty eight new cases and two deaths
from yellow fever were reported from
Key West Sunday.
Admiral Dewey has accepted the in.
vitations of Philadelphia and Chicago
to visit those cities.
The Transvaal situation has caused a
stagnation in business in London and
stocks are at standstill
The North Atlantic squadron will &C
to Hampton Roads, where the change
in commanders will take place and the
winter maneuvers be mapped out.
The Filipinos have given up ID
American prisoners. All of them are
enlisted men, but Lieutenant Gilmore
and his comrades are not with them.
Rear-Admiral Walker, of the canal
commission, while in New York at the
Dewey celebration, declared that the
Nicaragua canal would surely be built
The decision of the Japanese respect
ing their schools to allow no religious
teaching will seriously embarrass the
missionaries, whose chief purpose is
to proselyte the young.
If the volume of business continues
for the next four months at the ratio OF
the past eight months, the export trade
of Havana for the first year of Ameri.
can occupation will exceed the hand.
some sum of $29, 100000.
Not the faintest hint is allowed tc
escape as to what diplomatic commu.
nications, if any, are passing between
London and South Africa. Troops are
massing on the frontier and it is said
that the Beers may declare war at any
moment.
The United States cruiser New Or.
leans has arrived at New York from
Santo Domingo, where she had been
sent to look after American interests
during the anticipated troubles subse-
quent to the assassination of President
Heureaux.
A number CT the ill-fated Scotsman's
crew arrived in Montreal. They were
placed under arrest and plunder to the
amount of $4,000 taken from them. 1t
was with difficulty that the police
saved the wretches from being hurled
into the sea by the infuriated Cana
dians.
A letter from Fort Francis, Ontario,
says: Ungavaland, region as desc
late and unknown as the Klondike was
four years ago, has just been pene-
trated by party of prospectors. From
their reports and from the statements
of member of the Canadian geological
survey, they have run into new Klon-
dixie, and one richer in diversified min
erals.
Lumber is worth $3.50 thousand at
Cape Nome.
The Idaho volunteers were given a
reception as they passed through Port
land.
1t is estimated that there were
2,O00,0 900 visitors in New York during
the Dewey celebration.
A fire in Rossland, B. c., for time
to wipe out the town, but
the flames were controlled with loss
of So, 900.
A scheme is on foot in New York tc
secure American capital for the com.
pletion of the unfinished Porto Rican
railroad in Porto Rico.
The bark Tillie Baker has returned
from Havana with cargo of such of
the armor plate as the divers were able
to recover from the wreck of the battle
ship Maine.
The cruiser Chicago, the flagship of
Rear-Admiral Howison, has reached
New York, after long cruise, during
which she touched the coast of Africa
and visited Port Said.
Some of the non-union men put to
work in the New York Sun office when
the union men walked out some time
ago have struck. They allege that the
Sun did not keep it's agreement.
News has reached Victoria of an ac-
tive volcano on James island, one of
the Galapagos group. 1t became active
three months ago, sending broad
streams of lava down its sides. !
At meeting of citizens recently the
name of Anvil City, Alaska, was
changed to Nome. This was done to
make the name of the city correspond