Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-06-07

IeHCly mas DlS le8u over IdllOWay'
Ellis also has the best of the fight in
the Second district.
A full count will be necessary to de-
eide the race between Chamberlain and
Withycombe, although the former is
about so votes ahead now.
Apparently woman suffrage has been
defeated.
The statehood fight will be resumed
in the senate.
The elevator trust has admitted vio-
lating the law.
The Smoot case may be shelved until
the next session OF congress.
Losers in San Francisco may sue the
Traders Insurance company.
Eleven persons were killed in a
train wreck near Providence, R. l.
The Northern Pacific is to put on
two new trains between Chicago and
the coast.
The German Butchers association
has pe.itioned for the exclusion of all
American canned meats.
Martial law has been proclaimed at
Cananea, Mexico, where rioting by
striking native miners has occurred.
A man who closely resembles the
one who threw the bomb at King AL.
fonso has committed suicide in Madrid.
The English man has been released, as
he was in no way connected with the
outrage.
Governor Kibbey, of Arizona, has
Issued a statement warning all Ameri-
cans from crossing the Mexican line
while the present trouble continues at
Cananea Sweden and Norway have
each negotiated loan of 5000, 900.
Conferees on the rate bill have
agreed on almost all points.
Patterson has been nominated for
governor by Tennessee Democrats.
A new schedule on lumber has been
made Northwest lumbermen by the
railroads.
General Greeley advocates the erec-
tion in San Francisco of barracks capa-
BILE of housing so, 900 refugees.
The California legislature has con-
vened in extra session to give relief to
the earthquake and fire district.
Madrid authorities have arrested an
Englishman who is suspected with hav-
ing connection with the throwing Of the
bomb at the king.
The czar has been warned to be care.
full in making his decision on the pend
ing land bill. The peasants threaten
to rise if refused land.
Gloon overspreads Madrid in conse-
quence of the bomb throwing on the
occasion of King Alfonso's wedding.
While the festivitise continue there is
no zeet.
Striking Mexican miners just across
the line from Arizona attacked party |
of Americana. In the fight that fol- |
lowed the killed on both sides reached |
As. Troops have been sent to the
scene to preserve order.
Japan is reported to be preparing for
war with China.
Railroads may be fined millions for
giving the Standard Oil rebates.
No agreement has been reached on
several important amendments to the
ate bill.
The Traders Insurance company has
,ffered compromise to San Francisco
Mayor Dunno, of Chicago, eays moth
pg can be done to improve the sanitary {
of the stockyards.
DR.. Louis A. Weigel, the first Amer
can authority on the Roentgen ray, is
lead ae the result of cancer contracted
rom working on the machine. .
King Alfonso and Princess Ena are r
ow man and wife. The wedding was
ne of great splendor. every ruler in !
Europe having personal representa- g
i've present. r
Just as the Spanish king and queen t
ere about to reach the palace after the
edding a bomb wac thrown at the
oyal carriage. Its occupants escaped
nhurt, but Is persons near were b
illed.
Roosevelt has prepared to force the r
eat packers to agree to government U
lspection. If they refuse he will u
axe public the entire findings of his s
,ecial commission which investigated v
fairs in Chicago. g
Southern Morocco natives have re- y
lied against the sultan. -
In battle between British troops
ID Zulus, 20 OF the latter were killed.
Senator Burton has announced that
, will resign if a rehearing is denied. o,
More than $4,000 people took part in m
e Memorial day parade at New York. F
Two thousand marines have just 20
en- arrested at Odessa, Russia, for t
saffection. tr