Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-04-14

The Anglo French colonial treaty has
been signed in London.
Ex-oueen Isabella, Of Spain, grand
mother Of Alphonso, is dead.
Three persons were killed and nine
injured in tornado 10 Texas.
Makarof has engaged the Japanese
feet off Port Arthur. No details are
obtainable.
The University OF Washington de-
feated the Unitersity Of Oregon in de-
bate at Seattle.
Japan has almost completed arrange
ments for landing troops in the viein-
ity Of Port Arthur.
Deported Colorado miners returned
to Telluride, but were met by the mi
litia and made to go again.
Patterson. Of Colorado, holds that all
Chinese exclusion laws will expire De-
cember z, and urges the senate to act.
Nearly 81, ,OOO, 900 is now available
for the Lewis and Clark fair. Many
states have provided exhibits and 9th
ers will.
A military expert, in reviewing the
war situation, says Japan is greatly
strengthening her hand by delaying a
general attack.
Russia will endeavor to join its fleets
and attack Togo.
The Japanese have crossed the Yalu
and occupy several important posi-
tions.
Kouropatkin has now massed the
force he desired before beginning active
operations.
According to the census bureau but
% states now have less than a million
inhabitants and IA exceed two millions.
John w. Kalua, United States Judge
of the Second circuit, at Honolulu, has
been removed from Office by the presi-
dent.
Ground has been broken at the Lewis
and Clark exposition site for the fret
building Of importance, the states
building.
A special car bearing SO Indians en-
route to see Roosevelt collided with q
mail train in Illinois and three braves
were killed and 20 injured.
The census bureau has issued bull
letin which gives the estimated popula-
tion of the United States for 1908, ex-
elusive OF Alaska and the insular pos
sessions, at 79, 900, $3.50. OF the cities
of the Northwest, Portland is given
9s. .655; Seattle, $4,000; Tacoma, 4b,-
lO2; Spokane, 1927; Butte, SS,l27.
Russians will not allow servians to
enter her army.
Republicans elected mayor Of Kan
sas City, Mo, and will control the coun-
Gil.
At Milwaukee the Democrats elected
their mayor and "a out of 46 council
men.
The Labor Union tickets carried in
the towns of Colorado where elections
were held.
In Nebraska the Rebuplican ticket
has 600 to 1,100 majorities. High
license carried in most cities.
L
Neither feet is to be seen at Port
Arthur and the only indication Of wal
is the ever active searchlight.
Republicans carried Topeka, Law.
renee and Wichita, Kansas, and elected
majority of candidates at Kansas City
and Leavenworth.
France and Britain have reached al
agreement regarding Newfoundland
Egypt and Morocco. Newfoundland i!
to be given up by France.
Republicans elected Is aldermen anG
Democrats 16 in the Chicago city cleo
ltions. Municipal ownership of street
railways was favored by a large ma
jority.
| The Polt Arthur channel is not 81
we'll closed as Admiral Togo reports.
/! The Prohibitionists are likely II
nominate Gneeral Nelson A. Miles TO
president.
The house committee has decided ol
a lump appropriation of $4,000, 900 TO
J rivers and harbors.
4 The opening of the Cuban congress
was attended by wild scenes of disorder
Fights were quite numerous.
Russians will only harass Japanes
force in Corea, playing the waiting
game decided upon by Kouropatkin.
Secretary Hay will intervene for tn
|, release Of two American newspaper cor
respondents held by the Russians a
Niu Chwang.
Senator Gibson, of Montana, declare
the hue and cry about a land lobbl
urging the repeal of several laws to b
largely baseless.
The house has been asked to see tina
Jews get better treatment in Russia.
Satisfactory negotiations are proceed
ing rapidly for settlement Of tn
, strike in Colorado and it is believes
the trouble will soon be over.
Japan will face big odds on the Yal
river as the Russian force is the lars
est.
Il Russians believe that the Chinese {
, Manchuria are secretly aiding the jar
anese.