Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-10-24
EVENTS OF THE DAY
FROM THE -FOUR QUARTERS or
THE WORLD.
A Comprehensive Review y the Important
Happenings Of ths Past Week Presented
Ia q Condensed Fonm which Is Most
Likely to Prove u interest to Our MANY
Readers.

Sohosh1ta se Shlth " host
Likely to Prove u interest to Our MANY
Readers.
Ex-Governor PiIIsbuFy of Mime
sofa, 10 dead.
Five men were killed by an acci-
dent in the New York subway.
London police arc guarding the
Jacksons TO prevent lynching.
The French government : : ifsepar-
ing for trouble in the coal fields.
England and Russia come to an
agreement on the Afghan question.
Bulgarian Minister saratoff protests
against Consul Dickinson's charges.
Oregon butter in tins comes in for
first honoTs at Pan.American exposi-
tion.
The Agricultural department is
planning to develop the industries OF
Hawaii.
Five hundred bolomen attacked
detachment OF the Ninth Infantry in
Samar, killing 10 and wounding 6.
The insurgents were repulsed, leaving
many dead on the field.
Aguinaldo is posing as q martyr.
Famine riots have broken out in
Russia.
sixto Lopez is being closely watched
at Hong Kong.
The typhoon at Manila was the
worst in 20 years.
A japanese pirate ship starts on a
cruise from Formosa.
Threats were made against Judge
Cantrill at the Powers trial.
Nicaragua buys a half million
dollar cruiser from Germany.
Three men were injured in trolley
car collision on the Vancouver line.
Chester Anderson crushed to death
on Morrison street bridge, Portland.
The navy department asks for an
appropriation Of nearly 500, OO0, 900.
Secretary Gage was the principal
speaker before the bankers conven-
tion.
The new Manchurian treaty is on
the lines OF the one lately with
drawn by Russia.
Quarantine officer reports 900 lepers
and 164 clean persons in the Molokai
settlement in Hawaii.
Organizations auxiliary to the Nc
Kinley memorial association are be-
ing formed throughout the country.
An English Clergyman was obliged
to pay duty on a box OF souvenir PAM
phlets intended for distribution at
Yale.
Molineux has been granted another
new trial.
Salem warehouseman charged with
larceny by bailee.
Officials OF the Hartman system
met at Salt Lake City.
Colombia is willing to accept the
mediation of the United tates.
Manipulation fails to hold up prices
in the New York stock market.
Steamship Alberta diverted from
San Francisco by strike trouble.
De Ia Vaulx' balloon trip across
the Mediterranean was afailure.
Colfax, WASH, wheat sales aggre-
gated $50, 600 bushels at 40 cents.
Revolutionary outbreaks occurred
at Seville and other Spanish cities.
The convention Of the American
Bankers association opened at Mil
waukee.
Several eastern capitalists send rep
resentatives to the Malheur county,
oregon, oil fields.
Cuban election law will be promul-
gated.
King Leopold, Of Belgium, will visit
America.
A general strike Of tobacco workers
is on at Seville, Spain.
Senator Frye viii remain at the
head of the commerce committee.
England orders 5000 soldiers to
be in readiness to proceed on active
service.
Cudahy withdraws the reward Of
$25, 900 he offered for the abductors
of his son.
No passengers are allowed to sail
from Cape Town ports without mill
tary permits.
Burglars blew open safe at Bluff
ton, o., setting fire to the building.
They got nothing.
The sultan says he will oppose any
effort of Great Britain to assume au-
thority over Koweit.
House of deputies of the Episco-
palian convention at San Francisco
regulates remarriage after divorce.
Johann Most, the anarchist leader,
is sentenced to one years imprison'
ment for publishing articles regarding
the assassination of Mckinley.
The petrified forests of Arizons
were recently examined anew under
the direction of the general lane
Office. The siliciied logs lie in the
greotest abundance within an area q