Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-04-30
EVENTS OF THE DAY
GATHERED FROM All PARTS OF THE
TWO HEMisPHERES.
Comprehensive Reylev o. the Import
ast Happenings q the Past Week,
Presented In conased Form, Moss
Likely 70 Prove inserss.shg TO Our
Many ReaAers

Many ResAsrs
T Great Northern traisnsn will vote
on strike.
7 Turkey Is sending sat army into
Maeednnia.
Robbers held up Darlington pas
senger train, robbing the pas sengers.
| The charge against Funston has been
found to be unworthy Of further in
guiIy.
The illinois legislature has turned
down Speaker Miller and elected anoth.
er man.
Religious riots In France have again
broken ont. Numerous arrests are be-
ing made.
President Roosevelt has left yellow.
stone park for st. Louis to attend the
dedication ceremonies Of the exposition.
Tom johnson hae declined to become
candidate for the presidential nomin.
alton. He prefers TO see Cleveland run.
A brilliant meteor was seen to pass
overhead by citizens Of Portland Friday
evening. 1t burst while still in view
with loud detonation.
The Russian demand on Chiona is
denounced as breach OF faith. The
United States, Britain and Japar will
protest. China has rejected the de-
mand.
The commission from the Lick OBJ.
servatory which is to establish observa-
tions In Chile has arrived at Santiago.
Agriculture in East Prussia, as we'll
as the sugar industry and trade, will
suffer from the prospective German
Canadian tariff war.
Max Zeitler ID about to recut the
great, zeal of the United States, and
will be closely shadowed by secret SER
vice men while at work in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Castro, wife OF the president Of
Venezuela, will visit the United States
on her return from Paris, probably
reaching here during the coming sum-
mer.
w A. Shoemaker representing New
York capital. PROPOSES e give Pitts
burg, Pa, filtered waters and pay the
city $500, 900 year for the privilege
Of operating the water system.
The duke OF L0nbat has agreed to
bear the entire cost of the work of ex.
cavating in the island of Delos, the
Greek Pompeii. 1t will cost between
$50, 900 and 100000
Representatives OF the Trigg ship
building company, in bankruptcy,
claim as assets the unfinished cruiser
Galveston and gunboat Mohawk. They
are claimed also for the United States.
The courts will probably have to decide
ownership.
Two indians were killed In fight
between outlaws and posse on the
lookout for smugglers, headed by Dep
uty United States Marshal Utling, in
the Gunsight country on the Mexican
border Of Arizona. Rangers and citi
zens will reinforce the marshal, who is
believed to be in close quarters.
The revolution in Nicaragua is
spreading.
A number of army officers in Alaska
are charged with corruption.
The 2e56th anniversary of the found
ing of Rome has been celebrated.
Japanese are very angry at Russia for
not evacuating Manchuria as promised.
Brazil and Bolivia are sending armies
TO meet each other and battle is like
ly to occur soon.
The government will not improve
the Siuslaw river in Oregon, becaus,
the cost would be too great.
Boxer troubles in Southwest China
are growing. French troops may in
tervene to stop the trouble.
The Trigg shipbuilding company, Of
Richmond, Va, has failed, The total
Indebtedness ia about 81 ,25O, 900.
Insurgent and Turkish forces con-
tinue to fight. In the last battle 80
insurgents and nine Turks were Killed.
The general manager OF the Great
Northern and committee of, trainmen
will meet and discuss wages. A peace
ful settlement is likely.
Benson, the murderer, has been con-
victed OF manslaughter.,
An armed band Of ladrones has reap
peared in Rizal province.
The Twenty-third regiment has left
the Philippines for San Francisco.
White Springs, a summer resort near
Est. Louis, was wrecked by tornado.
Astronomers are talking of forming a
combination in order to facilitate their
work.
It is said on good authority that
William X. Vanderbilt will marry
again.
A storm in Germany unroofad build
ings, tore down telegraph wires and did
much other damage.
Two prisoners in the Utah peniten-
tiary engaged in fight which will
prove fatal to both.
Fire in Butte destroyed much valua.
BILE property and for time endangered
the lives Of 200 persons.
Commander Underwood, Of the gun
boat Wheeling, says the report of the
somOan hurricane was overdrawn.