Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-09-01
LATER NEWS.


number were injured.
The eucalyptus tree is to be expert
mented with quite extensively in Cuba
as anti-malarial agent.
Suspicious cases of fever have oc-
Cured at Orizaba, Mexico, and it is be-
lieved to be yellow fever.
General Otis reports everything quiet
at Manila. He is protecting the lives
and property OF all classes.
The governors of 81 states have ap-
pointed delegates to the antitrust con.
ference to be held at Chicago in Sep
tember.
The Olympia's battalion of $50 men
will lead the parade in New York on
the ocaasion of the arrival of Admiral
Dewey.
Sergeant Crawford, who escaped. af-
ter letting eight men out of the prison
at Wardner, has been arrested at Mis-
soula, Mont.
Sir Thomas Upton, the owner of the
Shamrock. has sailed for this country.
He was given hearty farewell By his
Irish friends.
1t is announced in London that the
governor of Natal has refused to allow
the transit of empty cartridge cases
intended for the Transvaal.
A determined effort is being made at
Cleveland, O., to secure the discharge
of number of volunteers in the Four
teenth United States infantry.
The Northern Pacific Company has
disposed OF its entire holdings of Ore
gon Railroad and Navigation Company
preferred stock to banking house in
New York.
A Washington special says that a
modus vivendi has been agreed upon by
the Alaska boundary comm ission and
will be in effect before congress meets
in December.
A Vienna paper says that deputa-
tion of American merchants from Ma
Mia has gone to Washington to promise
scheme fol ceding the Philippines to
Great Britain.
A Manila dispatch via Hong Kong
says treason has been discovered in
Luzon. A native mayor had opened
rebel recruiting station and was be-
ing aided by insurgent officers in dis
guise. He was arrested and taken to
Jail.
The war department has given out
for publication statement of tie
finances OF Cuba. 1t shows that under
the management of the United States
government the receipts of the islands
from January to June Of the current
year, exceeded the expenditures by over
million dollars.
The First CALIFORNIA; have arrived
home from the Philippines.
Tanners of the East and West will
form an upperleather combine.
At Seabright, N. j., three persons
were killed and three injured by being
run down by a train.
Every train is brining recruits to
Cape Town, and each side seems to be
preparing for conflict.
Emperor William and the German
am bassador to France lunohed together
in Berlin and discussed the Dreyfus
case.
In Holland a mob by throwing stones
forced troops TO fire upon them. One
OF the rioters was killed and two were
wounded.
General Bates mission to tie Moros
was successful. The sultan OF Sulr
has agreed to recognize American SOY
ereignty.
The st. Paul Globe advocates til,
nomination of Admiral Dewey for tn,
presidency by the next Democratic ma
tional convention.
Sir Wilfred Laurier and Minister O
Marine Davies will go to England t
talk with Chamberlain about the Alas
kan boundary.
Reports from Southern Russia sa,
current belief of the approaching ent
Of the world is causing panic anon,
the uneducated classes.
The Greek. government has beer
granted the courtesy of having an en-
sign of the Greek navy assigned to dut!
on the North Atlantic squadron.
John Lind, governor of Minnesota
has requested the war department t,
allow the returning volunteers of hi
state to be landed in Portland. insteac
OF in San Francisco.
President Mellen, OF the Northern
Pacific railway in an interview pub
lished in a Wall street paper says hi
road snent hut hnlf its anI N inns for ON