Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-04-21

A heavy snow has fallen in Northern
and Central New York.
Altogether 10 Russian vessels have
been damaged or lost since the out
break Of the war.
Russia has notified all nations thai
she will regard as spies correspondent
using wireless telegraphy.
The Port Arthur squadron will moi
again be risked in battle until rein.
forced by the Baltic feet.
Japan denies that she has any sub
marine boats and says the Russian
ships were sunk by torpedoes.
Carnegie has created a "fund for
heroes" and set aside $1,000, 900.
Next of kin of those who lose their
lives will also benefit.
A party Of so prominent Filipinos
has started for the St. Louis fair.
They will also visit the principal cities
OF the United states.
Heavy rains stopped all regular
through traffic on the Southern Pacific
and o. r. & N, into Portland, leaving
the Northern Pacific the only route for
Eastern mail.
Landgrabber Benson has been
claimed by two wives at San Francisco.
The house has passed the Philippine
bond bill to encourage the building of
railroads.
st. Petersburg has the report that
Togo sunk several steamers and closed
the entrance to Port Arthur.
Ex-Mayor Ames, of Minneapolis, has
been arrested, charged with having ac-
cepted bribe while in office.
According to latest accounts Russia
lost about $50 men and officers in the
sinking Of the battleship and torpedo
boat.
The senate committee on appropria-
tions provides for no Northwest harbor
work, save The Dalles- Cello canal, in
the sundry civil bill.
Wreckage washed ashore at Van
couyer island indicates the loss Of the
sealing schooner Triumph. There
were 25 persons on board.
A gunner's mate on the Missouri is
found to have saved the ship. and the
lives of 900 men by jumping into the
and closing the door. The
injuries of two of the seamen have
proven fatal.
Pope Plus is again reported ill.
Russians have won two small land
engagements.
A young anarchist attempted to as
sassinate Premier Maura, of Spain, at
A work train on the Canadian Pacific
was struck by q land slide near Winnie
peg and a number of men killed.
Cardinal Satolli, with the permission
Of the pope, is coming to the United
States. He has no mission and is to
make the tour as private citizen.
The house committee on naval affairs
has reported favorably the bill author
zing the presiden-, at his discretion, ).
10 reinstate cadets suspended for haz-'
ing.
The secretary of the interior has is
Iued permits for grazing S7,815 sheep
n the northern division and 100000
Iheep in the southern division of the
Cascade forest reserve during the COM
ng summer.
A bill has been introduced in the
Ienate authorizing the secretary of war
% purchase the original manuscript
,opy of the order book of General Arth-
II st. Cliar, who was governor of the
Northwest territory and commander of
is military forces during the admins
rations of Presidents Washington and
Adams.
The agitation in Spain over frances
firm hold on Morocco does
lot cause anxiety in France, as it is
the irritation will subside |
without straining the relation between
he two countries.
Easter services in Russia are much |
more impressive than usual this year.
Spain is very bitter because of the
treaty.
Hobson, the hero of the Merrimac,
vas defeated for congress in Alabama.
Ice jams in the st. Lawrence river
're flooding many houses in Montreal
Russia has demanded that Japanese
instructors with the Chinese army be
dismissed.
The passage of the Yalu by the Jap
'nese will not be strongly opposed by
he Russians.
President Pro Tenn Frye, Of the SEN
.te, and Speaker Cannon, of the house,
ave signed the 1905 fair bill.
Colorado militia officers, adjudged in
of court for action in the
trike, declare they will defy the judge.
A battle-ground has been picked out
" the Russians in the interior of Man
huria, were they propose to slaughter
he Japanese.
Queen Alexandra's persistent urging
makes Britain ready to deal with Rus
Ia.
Burke Cochran, of New York, says
he house is losing caste and bids it
rake up.