Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-07-26
LAIR NEWS.

81 Chinese.
Oriental war is affecting the worlds
money markets.
Forty persons were injured at a street
:ar accident at Niles, Ohio.
The New York Republican state con.
vention will be held September 4.
Minister Wu has word that the
pekin authorities are protecting the
foreigners.
Crop prospects In the Pacific North
west indicate yield OF 10000. 900
bushels Of wheat.
The Cunary liner Campania cut in
twain q bark, which sank ut once, car.
rying down ii men.
Colombian troops will fight the reyo-
lntionists outside OF Panama, 70 IN not
to endanger the city.
Populists refused TO 20 into the Idaho
fusion. and nominated a full ticket,
Democrats and Silver Republicans
fnsing.
Ii Hung Chang got cool reception
at Hong Kong. Russia has called on
the border provinces OF Siberia for the
reserves.
The Eight infantry is returning from
Cuba to 90 to China. Heavy artillery
has been ordered to leave Fort Reilly
Tor the Orient.
Hawaiian plantation owners are
trying to induce 5000 Puerto Ricans
TO move to the Pacific islands ON q
three years contract.
Documents relating 10 plot against
the American authorities In Manila
have been found in q rebel recruiting
Office In San Miguel.
The yaqui Indians, OF Mexico, are
reported TO have been broken mp. and
the government will offer them induce
ments to return 70 their farms.
The Frazer river fishermen's strike
10 now deemed beyonda settlement, q
serious collision between peace officers
and strikers having taken place.
Count Castellane. husband Of Anna
Gould. fought q duel with Count
Orlowski in the suburbs OF Paris, in
which orlowski was slightly wounded.
The executive council OF the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor issued an APP
peal TO all wage.workers 10 organize
unions or Join those already in ex.
istence.
The Chinese minister ut Paris has
notified Delcasse that the foreign min
listers were safe July 18. The Belgian
government has received word that
they were alive on the 20th.
Smallpox is prevalent at Nome City.
Boxers are reported on the Cmean
frontier.
The shingle mill at Toledo. Or. was
totally destroyed by fire.
There is said to be lack of harmony
between the allies in China.
Fire in Pomroy, WASH, destroyed
property 10 the value Of $40. 900.
Prince Tuan has an army OF $4,000
men ready to fight the foreigners.
Republicans OF Idaho nominated d.
W. Standrod. of Bannock county, for
governor.
Prince Tuan has issued an edict to
fix definite date for general upris.
ing in China.
The steamer Clutch has arrived at
Vancouver. d. O., from Skagway. with
$500, 900 in gold dust.
Milk dealers OF Chicago are being
prosecuted for using formaldchyde TO
preserve their product.
San Francisco Chinese may fight the
Boxers. American born Mongolians
are organizing national guard COM
pany.
The steamship Garonne, just return
cd from Alaska, has been chartered by
the United States and will be used TO
carry supplies and troops to China.
England is alarmed over report that
Chinese are invading Siberia, thus Civ
ing Russia an excuse for descending on
Pekin and holding territory conquered
Germany. Russia and France have
come to an agreement regarding future
action in China. Russia viii carry on
seperate campaign against Pekin on
the north.
The Chinese empress Is alleged to
have proposed to Japan wholesale
massacre of foreigners in both countries,
Ii Hung Chang Is said to have been
implicated in the affair.
The postoffice department has order
oil that beginning August all mails
for the Hawaiian islands shall be for
warded exclusively to San Francisco OF
other American ports for dispatch, and
that the present practice of dispatch
ing these mails via Vancouver, B. c.,
be discontinued.
New locomotives just put on by the
, Denver u Rio GIande Railway have IN
unique attachment as safeguard
against robbers. in the way OF y nozzle
on the roof OF the cab. These connect
with the hot water OF the boiler, and
point at the rear end of the tender,
The nozzle can send mixed stream oi
steam and boiling water at 200 pounds
pressure that would kill anyone in its
range.