Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-26

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Chicago, Nov. 26.-The Times Herald
says: Three Chicago yachtsnncn have
formed syndicate to E'lild a defender
for the Canada cup.
New York, Nov. :;.--A Washington
dispatch to the Herald, says: Minister
Griscom will urge the Porte to grant the
exequator requested for DR.. Norton az
consul at Harptot.
Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 26.--Fire yester-
day wrecked the plant of the Citizens
Light and Power company and destroyed
the Washington flour mills adjoining.
Loss, $25O,OOO.
New York, Nov. pa Washington
dispatch to the World says: Minister
Conger probably will return to the
United States. His relations with the ad-
ninistration have not been harmonious
since the relief of Pekin.
st. Petersburg, Nov 26.-The winter
schedule of the SIBERIAN railway has just
been published. The first 5000 versts
east of lrikustk will be covered by ex-
press trains at the rate of ~ versts per
hour, not counting stoppage.
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 26.--Joc Mulhat-
ton, once well-known from New York to
san Francisco, as the "PrinGc of story
telling drummers," has been placed in
the territorial insane asylum in this CITY.
Physicians say the chances for his re-
covery are small
New York, Nov. 26.-The Journal of
Commerce says: A conference has been
held between the committee represent
ing independent banan growers of Nj
caragua and J. La Motto Morgan and
others, to discuss plans for relief from
alleged unjust treatment by the United
Fruit company. eT-@
Vancouver B. c., Nov. 26.-Edward
Whymper. the famous mountain climbe.
OF fhs Royal Geographical Society OF
London, has arrived here. He proposes
to ascend all the notable mountain peaks
on the Pacific Coast not alreaum climbed.
among them Mount Baker and the
Lions of Vancouver.
yuma, Ariz., Nov. 26 John Taylor.
overseer OF the wood cutting camp of the
imperial Canal COMPANY has avri> ed
mere, fugitive from the rigors of the
Mexican law. While engaged in nnasur-
ing wood he became irvo.veI in a quar-.
rel with a Mexican, whom he shot and
mortally wounded. Taylor says lie acted
in self-defense.
Denver. Nov. Ex-senator Henry NJ.
Teller of Colorado who leaves for Wash
ington tonight, speaking of the effect
upon the silver question, the defeat of
Rry an will have, said that ha did not in
teno to abandon the silver question Le-
cause of the result of the recent election.
Chicago, Nov. 26.-Before VIM. T
Bryan left for his home in Lincoln, Neb,.
1t Is said he gave assurances that he
would be present at the jackson Dav
banquet to be held in this city on Jan. 5.
1t is thought that at the coming ban
quet Mr.. Bryan will declare himself on
the future of the party.
Berkeley, Calf, Nov. 26-The native
Japanese and Chinese students of the
university of California have formed an
organization which they expect to ex-
| tend, among the colleges of the United
! States, to include, as far as possible. all
! Intellectual people of their respective
| races in this country.
San Diego. Calf, Nov. 26-Antonio
Carpinters and Manuel Dubelow, both
1 Cocopa Indians, have been arrested he
! low the in Lower California, on susni-
cion of being concerned In the murder of
Acupa, Satello and Maretti, three Mexi-
| cans who set out to pursue Indian cat
tie thieves and were themselves mur-
dered.
Seattle Nov. 2o.-United States Gus.
toms inspectors tonight tiisc overai a
/ Chinaman secreted in a locker in a
stateroom on the steamer North Pacific
on her arrival from Vancouver. Steward
Kennedy and All Jim, the cook are
under arrest under suspicion of having
connived to effect the Chinaman's en-
| trance TO this country.
Washington, Nov. 26-Brigadier Cen
| eralf Hughes commanding the depart
ment of Visayas, Philippine Islands, has
issued an Order directing that all pris-
oners captured within the geographical
limits Of that department. who are in
insurrection against the United States
or who are aiding those who are in in
surrection, be held in strict confinement
as prisoners of war.
Washington, Nov. 26.-David T. Day,
chief OF the division of mining and min
eraF resources Of the United States geo.
logical survey, has completed the annual
summary of the mineral production of
the United States from 1890 to 1899, in
elusive The total value of all the min