Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-06-18

cred.
The coming congress will be strongly
urged to make a reciprocity treaty with
Canada.
Arrival OF troops caused striking
Arizona miners to make peace with
their employers.
Major w. Il. Gibbon, who is said to
ave fired the first shot Of the Civil war
upon Fort Sumter, is dead.
A new case Of plague is reported at
Iquique, Chile.
The presidential elections In santo
Domingo have been set for June 20.
Foot and mouth disease prevails
among sheep just brought to Liverpool
from Buenos Ayres.
The Standard Oil Company has been
forced out OF Roumania by opposition
of the government.
The monks expelled from France will
come to Kentucky and endeavor to es-
tablish monastry.
Secretary Hitchcock has issued regula-
tions prohibiting all moIessation OF the
wild animals in Yellowstone Park.
Eight thousand New York bricklay.
ers threaten TO strike for 20 cents an
hour, as against 65 cents, now prevail
ing.
Andrew Carnegie has purchased from
Baron de Boyet his notable collection
Of European fossils for the Carnegie
Museum in Chicago.
Ex-Attorney General W. Hendryck,
of Kentucky, has been declared a bank
rupt in New York. His liabilities are
$l75 1859, and his assets principally
were lands Of questionable value.
Major Robert L. Howse, who has
been ordered TO Manila to be present
during the Investigation Of the charges
Filipino persons, has sailed from Porto
Rico for New York.
The laundry workers strike at Chi
cago is still far from settled.
The unofficial announcement is made
that the Goulds have secured control of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
The worst of the food is over at St.
Louis, but thousands of people are still
in q critical condition.
Two highwaymen at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, after holding up three men, opened
fire on them fatally wounding one man.
A passenger train on the Louisville
& Nashville road was wrecked at Coles
burg. KY. Eleven persons were in
iured.
A Madrona park, Seattle street car
was held up by two masked men and
about $50, several watches and ether
iewelry secured.
A copper cylinder has just been dis
covered in Chicago containing many
records of the city dating back previous
W tuo great uE0s
The Chinese treasury building at
Pekin was entir ly destroyed by fire.
There was 1000, 900 taels in the struct.
rue. No estimate of the loss is obtain
able at present.
Cuba is arranging for q consulate at
Monterey, Mexico.
Franchises in South Africa are to be
restricted &c white British subjects.
A st. Louis street car accident result.
ed in 10 people being shaken up and
bruised.
Piece by piece the $500, 900 mansion
of John NJ. Longyear is being moved
from Marquette, Mich, to Brookline,
Mass.
Desperate resistance against arrest
by two alleged murderers on a Chicago
street car threw the passengers into .
panic.
The May statement Of the London
board of trade shows a decrease of ST.
19S, 900 in imports and an increase of
s7.475, 500 in exports.
Tugging between the shafts OF the
wagon from which bis horse had been
taken because he was beating it. Alton
so de Lucia, an Italian peddler, fell
dead in a street in Brooklyn.
George D. Widener, wealthy Phila-
delphia man, left large number OF
valuable diamonds in q London hotel
in the haste Of packing, and did not
discover his loss until New York GUS
tom officials examined his baggage.
All Mormons have been ordered to
leave Germany.
Socialists threaten to make trouble il
the cEar visits Rome.
The food at st Louis has placed 200
people in grave peril.
President Roosevelt has ordered
thorough investigation Of the postal
scandals.
Torrential rain at Spartanburg, s. O.,
cauesd 80 deaths and property losses Of
millions.
Secretary Root is being doomed for
the Republican nomination for governor
of New York.