Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-28
JUNCTION CITY BULLETIN.
An xNDEPENDENT PAPER.
A. p. RKTTERswoRTH,J JR.. Editor'
MIS- ANNA 0GLEsb1s
Assooiase Editcr.
Pubiished Every Thurtday.
EVENTS Of Till DAY
An Interesting Collection d ksms From ths
Two hsmlspherss Presented Ina
Condensed form


China appeals to England to pro-
tect her from Russia.
Fighting has been renewed between
the British and the Beers.
The ministers cannot agree on the
question of legation guards.
High officials in Brazil are impli-
Gated in the monarchist plot.
The British answer to the Hay
Pauncefote treaty is made public.
Twenty-Five persons were killed and
many injured by tornado at Bir'
mingham, Ala.
Newcastle, Pa, has rejected Carne-
gie's offer of 5000 with which to es-
tablish library.
The report of the removal OF Nc
Cleevey Brown, minister OF Corean
customs. is confirmed.
Portraits of Hawaiian political Of
tenders have been removed from the
rogues' gallery in Honolulu.
Coroner's jury in Hood River, Or,
assassination returns verdict that evil
dence points to James Green as the
guilty party.
Ex-Representative Rodenburg, of I'LL
nois. was appointed member OF the
civil service commission to succeed
the late Mark S. Brewer.
The president has issued procla
nation announcing the acquisition by
purchase Of the islands Of Sibutu and
Cagyan, forming part of the Jolo ar.
chipelago.
Clatsop county, Or, will send to
the Buffalo exposition a spruce log 1s
feet long and Sh feet in diameter. and
a number of carefully prepared hem.
lock planks.
The transport Hancock has sailed
from San Francisco for Manila, with
seven officers and 327 men of the Sixth
cavalry, seven officers and $50 men
of the Seventh infantry. IL men Of the
hospital corps, four surgeons, two
army officers unattached, and 80 civil
ian passengers.
Pittsburg street-car men may GO on
strike.
General Funston has gone In pursuit
of Aguinaldo.
Kruger expects to visit the United
States next month.
The Philippine commission Is taking
testimony in Negros.
Japan energetically protests against
the Russo-Chinese treaty.
The Portuguese government seized
Jesuit property in Lisbon.
Spain received 100000 for the is
lands of Cagayan and Sibutu.
A tornado did great damage to ship
ping in Pensacola bay. Florida.
Corea removes British collector o.
customs, which causes protest.
Governor Rogers, of Washington, We
toed the bill for the selection OF schoo
textbooks.
Russia agrees with Great Britain
to let Won Waldersee arbitrate the Tiel
Tsin dispute.
Mrs. Nation was escorted from
grounds of Kansas soldiers home u
train by police.
Gravy of the Russian student trou
bles impelled the Czar to call specia
meeting of the ministers.
Insurgents will be given 80 days ez
tension of time to take advantage o
the law regulating voting and Office
holding.
Two hundred girls working in tn
overall department of Sofford Bros
drygoods factory at Kansas City
walked out. The firm recently rt
duced the price for making overall
from $1.25 to 98 cents a dozen.
"The United States government,
says the London correspondent of tn
Daily Express, has refused New Zes
lands request to reopen the question @
permitting British steamers to trad
between Honolulu and San Francisco.
New Jersey village was destroye
by burning oil, as the result of th
wreck of coal and oil train.
General Weyler, Spanish minister c
war, Is preparing extensive army n
forms. The food of the soldiers wi
be improved, and economies will b
realized In the war budget.
In the bankruptcy court at Burtor
on-Trent, England, Lord Waterpar
declared his bankruptcy was due t
the compulsory sale of his propert
in compliance with the Gladstone az
of 1881. He said he had thereby lot
a35,000. The liabilities of the deb
or amount to 926,0OJ, and his asset
are $4,000.