Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-05-25
LATER NEWS.

In the Dig Auetrailan hurricane.
Arbitration. 1t is said, will have
first place in the peace conference.
England will press number Of large
damage claims against Nicaragua.
Ex-United States Senator Charles
Buckalew. OF Pennsylvania, is dead.
The wife OF Georgia planter killed
a negro who tried to enter her room.
vice-P President Hobart is slowly re-
covering frols his illness, and is now
able to sit up.
y The Pana labor troubles have been
settled. the union men gaining sub
stantial victory.
The Buffalo strikers have taken
Bishop Quigley's advice and are re-
turning to work.
The Yukon river is open from Lake
Lebarge to Dawson, but the ice on the
lakes is still solid.
The Keina Mercedes, one OF Ger
vera's feet sunk of Santiago last July,
has arrived at Hampton Roads.
Four men were killed in the War
Eagle mine at Rossland. by the hoist
getting away from the engineer.
A Chicago court has held that bank
directors are not liable for the mis-
management of funds by a specializing
president.
The Atlantic liner Paris ran ashore
on the English coast. She lost he
course in a heavy fog. The officer
and crew kept cool and the passenger
were taken off without tality.
The cruiser Olympia. with Admira
Dewey on board. has lef. Manila fo
this country. The first stop will be a
Hong KChg. An enthusiastic farewell
was given by the vessels and forts ii
Manila harbor.
Levi Moore, clerk in the cit,
market, at Kansas City, shot and per
haps fatally wounded Mrs. Jenni
Campbell, Mrs. Ella Landis and Mrs
Anna Meek, in jealous rage. Th
| OdupDc Wuuau uaO AOSOIbSN NuOOt
for another man.
Major General Otis has declined
recognize the rebels to the extent &
agreeing to an aTmistice, but he hs
notified the American commanders
refrain temporarily from aggressive az
tion. Thus he is in position to It
sumo hostilities at any time. Thi
J will defeat any subterfuges to gai
time. which would not be the case
the general agreed to an armistice.
An unidentified American soldie
was killed in Havana in row with tt
police.
General Merriam has asked for MOI
troops. He wants cavalry this time
prevent disorder at Burke and Mullal
President Diaz, OF Mexico, will a
cept an invitation to visit Chicago an
the United States during the fall fe
tival.
Judge Baker, OF the United Stat
district court at Indianapolis, has rel
dered decision in which he holds tn
, q sheriff is responsible for prison
in his charge. and is subject to damai
for his lynching.
: The Oregon regiment, though e
titled to come home first, is far fro
Manila, bearing the brunt Of the La
ton campaign, and may not be ba'
r when the time for the return Of Il
volunteers begins.
Mexico is considering the refundil
u of her existing national per cent go
debt held in foreign countries. +
l. scheme anticipates an increased pri
+ cipal, but a reduction in the amount
0 annual interest by reason OF low
rate.
" Judge Mayhem has denied the a
ss plication for writ of habeas corp
L. for County Commissioners Boyle al
Stimson. who are in Jail at Wardn'
In rendering the decision, he deni
. '. every material contention OF the app
Cants.
"a President Mckinley has sent the I
lowing cablegram to Otis at Mani
Convey to Lawton and the gala
y men of his command my congratu
y tions upon the successful operatiC
u during the past month. resulting In
capture of San IsidrO."
On the birthday of the king
= Spain, many Spaniards in Havs
~ I, raised flags over their houses. i
y made the Cubans rise in revolt.
~ house of Juan MonttotO, Span
merchant, was raided by Cubans a
le the Spanish flag torn down. The
as lice inteIfered and clubbed the raide
er arresting several.
no A Washington dispatch says: !
brilliant campaign of Colonel Su
70 mers. of Oregon, under General La
he ton, is likely to win him brigadi
to generals commission. Colonel Su
nd mers is now commanding briga
be and Il there was vacancy in
brigadier list, he would be named
n once.
tn Humphrey Taylor, a negro suspec
in of the Rosenstein murder at Slid
sst Md, shot and killed Police Serge
nd Fritz Passau, wounded Policeman G
and kept posse OF half dozen offiC
at bay from the loft of house
NJ nearly. tive hours. Dozens OF sh
''S were exchanged between the offiC
las and the fugitive, who only suriende
y ~ when preparations were made to b