Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-05-01
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THE WORLD.
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The Marquis Of Queensbury has. been
declared bankrupt.
Congressman Cummings, 81 Kew
York, Is seriously III.
Saturday was Oregon day 81 the
Charleston exposition.
Henry schwnb was hanged at Eew.
ark, n. j.. for the murder Of his wife
and child.
The Boer agents In America are try
ing 10 induce President Kruger 10 visit
this country.
With peace perhaps In sight, Eng
land Is still sending men and muni- |
tions OF war 70 South Africa.
A vigilance committee hAs been or
ganized In Chicago 10 drive the rougher
element from one Of the wards.
The majority Of the inhabitants Of
the Danish West Indies are in favor OF
their sale 10 the United States.
Two New Workers have been held for
trial under the new law against the dis
tribution OF anarchistic literature.
The petition for an injunction against
Miss Stone lecturing under q certain
management was denied ct Boston.
Colombian insurgents have captured
Rio Hacha after an engagement lasting
many hours. The losses sustained are
unknown.
Heavy rains have relieved the situa-
ton in Kansas.
Turkey has released all the suspects
in the Miss Stone case.
The Northern Pacific machinists at
Brainard, Mont, are ON strike.
The condition Of Queen wilhelmina
Is changed slightly for the worse.
Tie Cuban congress will convene on
May by order Of Governor General
Wood.
There have been .217 cases Of chol-
era and s47 deaths 70 date In the Phil
ippines.
German nobility is shocked at EN-
peror William entertaining untitled
business mon.
Great. excitement prevails ct Sand
Greek, Mont, over Iich gold strike
made near that town.
Strikers at Patterson, N. J., have
Quieted down and show 9 disposition
10 make concessions.
President Roosevelt fayors the pend
ing bill appropFiating $4,000 for 9
monument in Washington to Gen. John
O. Fremont.
The great shipping combine may ac-
quire the Hill lines on the Pacific
ocean, thus making world wide COM
munity of interests.
Not passenger street car has moved
in three days in San Francisco.
Confederate veterans are holding
their 18th annual reunion at Dallas,
Tex.
Alexander O'Brodie will succeed
Governor Murphy as chief executive Of
Arizona.
Although the Rock Island Railroad
will build westward from Denver, It
will not seek Pacific coast outlet.
| President Hill, Of the Great North
ern Railroad, says be is not worried
ever the decision of the supreme court.
The United States consul at Chom-
nitz, Germany, says good market for
Oregon salmon can be found in that
country.
| A hydraulic sea dredge may be con-
structed TO cut and preserve tempor-
ary channel through the bar at the
mouth of the Columbia river.
President Roosevelt is said to be OF
the opinion that Colonel Crowder's re-
port on the British horse camp shows
no violation of neutrality laws.
Governor Mcbride will not call an
extra session Of the Washington legis-
latnre to provide fund to pay the ex-
pense Of fighting the railway merger.
Kansas is suffering greatly for want
Of rain.
The plague has reappeared in Cape
Colony, s. A,
Fire at Quincy, ILL.,, destroyed prop.
erty valued at $3.50, 900,
Two masked men held up and robbed
IL laborers near Corinne, Utah.
President-elect Palma is in Cuba
He was enthusiastically received.
The British press is much perturbeC
ever ]. P. Morgan's steamship combine
The senate has passed the river anC
harbor bill carrying $40, ,oo0, 900 in ap
propriations.
General e. Daniel, charged with EN-
bezzling 100000 at Seattle, has beel
discharged.
A restaurant has been opened in New
York where food will be fuFn shed q
one cent plate.
There are Is, ,958, ,622 acres Of uncul