The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-15
An Interesting Collection OF Items Prom
the Two Hemispheres Presented
in = Condensed Form.

the Americans.
The Philippine commissioners have
been called home.
The Vixen has reached Bluefells to
relieve the Detroit.
Costa Rica ard Nicaragua are pre-
pairing for conflict.
Mosquito coast Indians have re.
belied against Nicaragua.
Augusta. Ga, was visited by a de-
structive fire; loss, $2j0,000.
A new banana trust has been formed.
1t will fight similar organization
formed last winter.
The outlook is said to be bright for
the settlement of the Alaska boundary
dispute in London.
Seven walnut-growers' associations
In Southern California have combined
for mutual protection.
Twenty-Five deaths and 33 prostra.
tons is the result of hot June day in
New York and vicinity.
The United States court of appeals
holds that the alien labor law applies
only to common laborers.
The Indiana supreme court declares
that it is unlawful for corporations to
attempt to destroy competition.
Private Crew. of company d, casual
detachment, was seriously wounded in
target practice at San Francisco.
Augustin Daily, famous as a the
atrical manager, dramatist and adapter
Of plays. died suddenly in Paris.
A company CAPITALIZED at 10000.
900 has been organized to work a
mountain of copper found in Arizona.
A Havana dispatch says brigandism
is on the increase in portions of Cuba
where no United States soldiers are
quartered.
The Washington State Pioneers AS.
sociation has passed resolution pro-
testing against the CessiOn OF any
Alaskan territory to Canada.
GoveInor-General Brooke has issued
orders appointing Senior Gonzales de
Quesada special commissioner from
Cuba at Washington, at a salary Of
$1,000. The appointment greatly
pleases Gomez following
Judge Allen. of Los Angeles, holds
that people who secure divorce in
California who go beyound the juris-
diction of the California courts and
contract another marriage and then Re.
turn to California have no standing in
California court in an action for di.
vorce.
A colony of 500 negroes will locate
in California.
The proposed pillow and threshng
machine combines ale off.
Admiral Sampson says our navy
should be twice its present size.
Otis has established cable connection
between Ito lilo and the island of Cebu.
A numebr of schools have closed in
st. Louis on account of the hot weather.
Canada's latest proposal is to estab.
lish customhouse on the Dalton
trail.
Johann Strauss, the late famous com
poser, was buried with public honors
in Vienna.
Western men are urging an early ses-
sion of congress to consider currency
legislation.
Steps have bsen taken by the French
government demanding the extradition
of Esterhazy.
James s. Sherman has withdrawn
in favor of Henderson for the speaker.
ship of the national house.
Samoans have disarmed and are now
awaiting the verdict of the joint COM
mission as to who shall be king.
One death at Chicago and two at
Plttsburg with many pIostrations from
the heat is the record for one day.
The body OF the Barefoot King of
Hawaii" is missing. 1t is supposed to
have been stolen by natives and buried
in the mountains.
That negotiations are in progress
looking toward mammoth sugar con.
solidation is now admitted by one of
the men most interested.
New York experienced the hottest
June day on record Tuesday. Thirty.
one prostrations were recorded. The
thermometer reached 80.
President Schurman, of the Philip
pine commission, in dispatch to Seq
rotary Hay, has, it Is believed, recon-
mended more liberal concessions to the
Filipinos, with a view of ending the
instruction at once.
A project for final improvement OF
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