Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-05

Austria may result in q revolution.
The Baldwin Locomotive works is
building lao engines for the Hartman
lines.
Leading Hungarians say Germany is
the cause of the present trouble in their
country.
Peace has been restored at Baku, Rus
sia, and workmen are returning to
their occupations.
A white woman of Missouri has been
sent to the penitentiary for ten years
for marrying and living with q negro.
George Maxwell, wealthy Canadi-
an, will sue the United States because
he was denied admission to this coun-
try.
At the Democratic state convention
of Maryland q platform was adopted
declaring in favor of disfranchising ne
groes.
Guam, the smallest island possession
of the United States, now has a Su-
preme court and system of wireless
telegraphy.
General Stoessel, who commanded
the Russian forces at Port Arthur, is
suffering from a stroke of paralysis,
which affects his entire left side.
United States Attorney Heney says
he will push the remainder of the Ore
gon land fraud cases and dispose of
them as rapidly as possible, as he has
other work commanding his attention.
Gomez has retired from the fight for
the Cuban presidency.
Norway may have popular vote on
monarchy or republic.
Secretary Taft and party have re-
turned from the Philippines.
A Liberal party has been organized
to control the Russian douma.
France and Germany have completed
their program regarding Morocco.
Riots have occurred between Social
lists and Coalitionists at Buda Pest.
New Orleans is steadily recovering
from the disastrous epidemic of yellow
ever.
The larger part of General LIME
vitch's army will winter in the field
where they are.
Independent beef packers have been
summoned to testify against the trust
in the tIial now in progress in Chicago.
The president will appoint district
attorney for Oregon as soon as Heney
concludes the land fraud cases now on
hand and goes East.
The government gunboat Leyte was
sunk by the typhoon which swept Ma
Mia. The damage to the city is greater
than at first reported.
A passenger train on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton road struck a
freight near Connelsville, Ind, and
one man was killed and eight injured.
The yellow fever situation at Ma
tchez, Miss, is becoming worse.
Russia is negotiating in. Paris and
Berlin for new loan of $175, 200, 900.
Firms are petitioning the czar for re-
forms which will restore peace in their
country.
Senator Hepburn, of Idaho, continues
to fight President Roosevelt's forest re-
serve policy.
Russian students are holding mass
meetings, demanding greater liberties
than proposed by the czar.
A collective note from six powers has
been handed the sultan of Turkey tell
ing him they will manage Macedonia.
Bryan has written letter to the
president encouraging him in his fight
with congress for railroad rate law.
The Hartman system has started in
earnest fight with the Northern Pa
ciic to secure certain rights of way
down the north bank of the Columbia
river.
Curtis Guild, Jr., at present lieuten-
ant governor, will be chosen as the Re-
publican candidate for governor of
Massachusetts.
The new treaty Of alliance between
Great Britain and Japan has been made
public. 1t is similar to the original
alliance INIT wwith a laroa1v inoYaoaad
scope.
Rockefeller in a speech to gathering
of young men of his home town told
them to turn their minds from mere
money-getting and make certain of
contentment and satisfaction in the
later days of their lives.