The Conway log cabin., 1900-06-26
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

Japan has provided hospitals at 1 Yokohama for the wounded soldiers of the powers.
 Speaker Henderson was renomi- mated for congress from the Third district of Iowa by exclamation.
 Chas A.. Towne, populist nomi- nee for vice president, announces that he will not be candidate un- lees nominated by the democrats
 The American consul at Tien Tsin reports that the Chinese troops are provided with modern guns and plan them with remarkable skill
 Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, ' ho has so vigorously opposed the Philippine war, announces that he will support the republican ticket. American missionaries have been warned to leave Southern China, as li is feared the rebellion will soon ls,read to that section of the coun try.
 A restraining order has been issded to prevent striking street ear men of St. Louis from interfering with the operatives of cars carrying I 1fnlted States mail
 A company of volunteers has been recruited at Fl Reno, Okla, also one at Ardmore, 1. T., and their ser vices rendered the government ln case they are needed in China l The postmaster general has is- sued an order removing from office Estes c. Rathbone. who had been suspended by former order from the position of director general of posts of Cuba.
 Fire in the machine shop of the Best Manufacturing Company, Pittsburg. Pa, destroyed $400,000 worth of property. One fireman was killed and eleven badly injured by falling walls.
 The secretary of the interior has decided to enforce the provisions of l the Curtis law in the Creek and l Cherokee Nations. The immediate cause of this determination Is the l failure on the part of the two tribes to arrive at an equitable agreement with the Dawes commission just to all parties.
 The state supreme court of Ten nessee has affirmed the decision of the lower court in the case of A. k. Ward, sentenced to a term of three years for forgery. Ward was tried eight times before a conviction was secured, In 1895 he is said to have tioated S300,000 worth of worthless paper, after which he fled to Hono- lulu
 Up to June 9th the mortality ill ! the British army in South Africa since the beginning of the war from all losses was 4l0 officers, 6,50l men. 1iS officers and l0,0l3 men wounded, and 1S6 officers and 4,4S6 men missing and prisoners. To these are added 10,4Sl officers and men invalided to England, half of whom are said to be incapacitated from earning an independent llv- ing.
 Several thousand Cuban school teachers will receise a course of in- struction under the auspices of Harvard University during the sum- mer and fall, to better fit them for their duties.
 At New Orleans, w. II. Robinson, who was released from the insane asylum three weeks ago, murdered Wm. Staessel, fatally wounded NJ. J Whitaker and slightly wounded an officer before he could be Te- strained.
 A committee of the Young Turks party has sent 9 naanlfesto to the various embassies, describing the situation III Turkey, and declaring that if is time for the powers to terminate the sultan's regime.
 Secretary of the Interior Hitch cock has taken steps to stop the in fluy of miners and spectators to the lands of the Indians in Oklahoma Territory. These lands will shortly be open to settlers under act passed by the last congress.
 John C. Woolley, of Illinois, and Henry B. Metcalf, of Rhode Isl- and, were nominated for president and vice president respectively by the prohibitionists, in national con vention in Chicago last week.
 John Whiteside, well-to do farmer of near Poseyvlle, Ind, in a fit of anger struck lns wife over he