Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-07-14
EVENTS OF THEDAY
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or THE
TWO nEMIsPHERRs.
Comprehensive RSvISw Of the Import.
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Topeka believes that tho worst Of the
food IL over. Hs.af 81
After severe aghtlpg General oku
has occupied KaIping,
The Democratic platform as adopted
contains no financial plank.
The japanese have captured 10 guns
and 90 prisoners near kalachon.
The British fleet has left Wei Hal
Wei hurriedly undeF sealed orders. .
oholera h spreading rapidly In
Northern Persia. There are 300 dying
daily.
Good weather again prevails In
Manchuria and there is probability oI
heavy lighting.
In short but severe engagement al
Hoang the Russians were driven of
with loss $780,.
The Japnaee are advancing along
their entire front between the coast
and the Chinstan valley.
DR., swallow, candidate for prealdent
on the Prohibition ticket has invited
Bryan TO join that party. E8
Alaska Indians, jealous Of white
mans property, started . fire that de.
siroycd the village Of Point Graylna.
A division Of the Baltic squadron
will sail from Cronstadt July 2s under
sealed orders. Complete mystery sur.
rounds her destination. agn1
sapanesO generals are proving them
selves great strategists.
A Japanese gunboat struck mine of
Talien Wan bay and was lost.
Russia objects 70 the presence of a
British Gphboat III Niu Chwang.
The Democratic national convention
denied . vote TO the Philippine dele
gates. " s''
The cEar fears . revolution In. Rus
sian Poland and a state OF siege will be
proclaimed
The Russian war Office admits chat o
battle Of consequence has taken place
near Lao Yang, but has no sdyices az
10 the outcome. .s a
A waterspout, accompanied by Al
terrific wind, passed through Clinton,
o. T., killing six persons and injuIing
several others. ....--s,--..
Japanese aud Russian shipa have en-.
gagged in battle in the Corean straits
and II Is believed two or thiee Of the
iormer have been lost.
The correspondent OF Paris paper
says he saw at KronHtadt the Ameri-
can built submarine boat Protector.
lie states that he was also shown two
other submarines OF American manu-
iacture. '*
A San Francisco man may start a
sSO0,O 900 cement factory In Portland.
Russians report success in several
small engagements near No Ting pass. !
It is said many Coreans are prepar-
Ing to rise on the appearance OF the
Russians
Russian officials claim that the heavy
rains In ManchuriG will do much to-
ward giving them thsupper hand,
A train wreck on the railroad from
Colorado Springs to Cripple Greek re-
suited in the death of two passengers
ard the injury Of is others.
One man was killed, another fatally
injured and a, score OF others slightly
injured in collision on the Reading
railroad at suburb oipPhilsdelphia.. I
There are 827 persons missing from
the Danish steamer Norge, which
foundered 6ff the coast OF Scotland.
All hope has. been given up. for them.
A PhlladeIphia millionaire has been.
held to;the grand jury as responsible
for theNeath of three persons killed in |
building in which he failed TO pro-
vide fte escapes.
Hayti has severely punished the
guards Awho stoned .tha. German and
French..ministers Fecently.. The presl-
dent, ID formal audience, also apollo
gized 10 botn ministers? t|
Adnaral Togo reports the blowing up |
Of a Russian guardship and torpedo
boat destroyer. y o,@
ThSyapauase are said to be avansing
in tw5;diyisions on Lao Yang:
The. rainy season will greatly hamper |
operations in Manchuria, the whole Of /
that country seeming to have turned
into marsh. EeA,-T ss -s4
The yiadivostok squadron ID faster
than the Japanese fleet sent against It
and can continue to raid the coast until
the Japs send feeter ships after,it. =.
KuropaiRin haS decfded to Withdraw
TO Haicheng. !
The Japanese have landed another
army of 10. 900 men.
The Vladivostok squadron sank
steamer and sailing vessel at Genssn,
Corea.
Mayr Jones, of Toledo, Ohio, is seri-
ously III and the chances OF his recov.
cry are slight.
A report from General 0ku says that
after the fight at Vafangow the Japan
ese buried 1854 Russian dead. The
trophies taken in this engagement ccn-