Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-17
EVENTS OF THE DAY
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or THE
TWO HEmSPHERES.
Comprehensive RsvIsw Of tire ImpOrt-
ant happenings Of the Past Week,
Prescnts1 IN CONDEMNED Form. Most
Likely to Prove Interesting to Our
Many Readers.

| Prominent GentiIes Of Salt Lake wi
organize an anti-MormOn party.
Martial law has been abolished .
Telluride, Col. The military protet
tion has cost 5000, 900.
The Japanese feet has again BON
barded Port Arthur, but at too long
range to effect any damage.
Bristow has again been assailed Il
the house for postal report and an in
vestigation has been ordered.
Witnesses before the senate commit
tee say Dietrich sold the Hastings
Neb., pOstofice appointment fer s2,.
500.
Admiral Makaroff has cleared tht
entrance to Port Arthur and is determ.
ined to go out after the enemy with
bis big chips.
Ex-United States District Attorney
Critchlow declares the Mormon church
exerts its power in business circles as
well as in politics.
Military experts declare Japan's de-
lay in moving the main body of her
army is due to fear of encountering the
Vladivostok squadron.
Japan is rapidly moving troops into
Corea.
The race. e..riOt at Springfield, Ohio is
in check.
The electric road to connect Hooui-
am and Aberdeen will soon be com
pleted.
The last attack of the japanese on
Port Arthur was brief and Of little con-
President Roosevelt has again en-
joined the United States to observe
strict neutrality.
Russia has granted the request Of
America for officers to accompany the
army during the war.
The senate has passed number Of
Alaskan bills, but deferred action on
that giving the territory delegate.
Leaders in the house are arranging
for an investigation of the connection
Of members of that body with the post
office.
The death of Congressman Croft, of
South Carolina, was the cause of the
house adjourning for day in respect
% his memory.
Secretary Taft and noted financiers
nave held Q conference relative to
railroads in the Philippines;
he latter are timid about undertaking !
uch a proposition.
The Smoot case is still before the
enate committee.
The flood situation at Harrisburg,
g., is the worst IN It's history.
Japan says she did not have troops
! Corea prior to the opening Of hos
lities.
A mob has fred the negro district
Springfield, Ohio, and state troops
ave been called out.
Rain in the Inland Empire country
as swelled streams so that they are
nable to carry on the water.
Many Japanese are entering Rus
an forts disguised as Chinese and
aiming valuable information.
R. A. Balinger has been elected
Iayor Of Seattle. The Republicans
ected all but three councilmen.
A tract Of swamp land on Upper
lamath lake has been sold to asso-
ates Of State Senator Marsters.
japan is sending Marquis Ito to Cor
!. This would seem to indicate that
le intends to make 1t her base of
lpplles.
The senate has adopted amendments
the army bill. giving Porto Rico
oops and consolidating the adiutant-
'neral's Office with the record and
'nsion bureau.
The senate has passed the naval
bill. {
Another British cabinet crisis is be-
sved to be at hand.
The Chicago Federation Of Labor is
Shting Mayor Harrison. ;
United Mineworkers will leave the | j
lestiOn Of strike with the local un- l
ns. In
A second bombardment Of vladi-
stok Is reported in which the Japan
e lost one or two cruisers.
Report on affairs of Indian Terri.
ry smacks Of graft on the part of
lcials connected with speculative
ncerns.
A Springfield, Ohio, mob took all
gro, who shot detective, from Jail, II
nged him and then riddled his body n
tn bullets. i /
A witness in the Smoot trial says 81
Q was married after the issuance of &,
} manifesto and is positive Brigham n
ung performed the ceremony. p
The report on influence being exert. N
by members of congress to gain in
'ases in postof1ce rentals, clerk
Q, etc., involves members from all
five states, Oregon. Idaho, Ne n
la, New Hampshire and Rhode Is -
d. - y
rhe house has passed the Indian ap, q
'priation bill. &C
oreyfus has won an appeal for a \, :.
'ision Of his case. -
The United States will not grant ly
Guam-Japan cable concession. Ith