THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Ohinese Rebellion Assuming
Alarming Proportions.
FOREIGN ESVOYS FEAR MASSACRE.
Inropciiii Tria l.n nil Inn The- "Ilii
" Believed to llnve Ihe ftnpport
of the Kmiirrm Dnnnner In
Their Ant Ifon-lun Crannde.
LONl0. Mny :ti. Tin- IMiily V.x
press has tho fiillnwiiijr f mm Sluinnlml,
ted Tttrsdny:
"The rrltollinn continues to grow In In
tensity, and tho Ki'im'st fours nro fiitcr
lained of its ultininip cMciit. Tho for
Mjrn r-nvoys nt Peking, fonrinu a iiiiissn
pre within the capital, hnvo ilooiilcrf to
oritur np tho k minis of the lt'truthm.
, "TIip rebels nrp now massiim ontslilo
if Peking, nnil their number are rrport
d to hp constantly angmentim;. I'rosh
.'ontinKPHtH of nrmpd iinilentitonts nro
coming up nlmoRt hourly from thp north.
"The imperial troops who were sent to
disperse the rebels found themselves
hopelessly outnumbered. Several hun
dred were killed, and two nun and many
rides were raptured, after which the
most of the remaining troops went over
to the rebels. They are now mnnliing
Hide by side.
"It is believed thnt the 'Hoxers' have
the sympathy of the entire Manclm army
in the antiforolgn rrusnde, and there is
no doubt that thpy have thp countcnanee
DOWAOEU EMPRESS OF CHINA,
of the empress dowager and of Prince
Ching.
"The Belgian minister, escorted by a
strong bodyguard, has gone to obtain nil
nudienee of the tsung-li-yamen, n num
ber of his countrymen, with their fami
lies, having been cut off by the rebels
at Chnng-hKln-tien.'
"The position of the missionaries is one
of extreme peril unless aid is speedily
forthcoming. It Is feared that they will
meet with the same fate as their un
fortunate converts, whom the 'Boxers'
are ruthlessly murdering."
The Peking correspondent of The
Times, telegraphing Tuesday, says:
"The foreign guards have been sum
moned by the legations and will arrive
Immediately. This decision was well
tuken. The opinion is widespread that
the powers should compel China to de
fray the cost of a measure which the
apathy of the Chinese government neces
sitates. All the French engineers and
their families ure reported safe."
RUSSIA READY.
Hns Twenty Thousand Troops nt Port
Arthur Gnnboata Aaked For.
SHANGHAI, May 30. The Russian
minister nt Peking has telegraphed ask
ing that oil the available gunboats be
sent to Taku.
It is believed that Russia is about to
land troops nt Taku from Port Arthur,
where 20,000 are in readiness. The
Chinese are reported to be sending large
masses of troops overland from Hu-nnn
and Kiimg, but the generalissimo refuses
to assume command on the plea of sick
ness. The "Roxers" assert that they are con
fident of receiving support from the dow
ager empress. Princes Kaug-yi and
Ching-Tunn and the entire Mautehno
army. Throughout the north the "Rox
ers" are enlisting hordes of desperadoes.
They are intent upon expelling every
thing foreign.
Chinatown Quarantined.
SAN FRANCISCO, May :. At u
meeting of the board of superivsors of
this city held yesterday and attended by
the board of health, the Merchants' asso
ciation and the board of trade ami other
interested citizens a resolution was
adopted empowering the board of health
to (iiarautine Chinatown or any other
Infected section of this city and county.
The resolution was passed by a vote of
15 to 1, the dissenting vote being cast
by Supervisor McCarthy, who stated in
emphatic terms his belief that plague
doi-s not exist and never has existed in
the city and county of San Francisco.
Kansas Corn For India.
CHICAGO, May I'll. Twenty carloads
of corn from Kansas has arrived in Chi
cago over the Rock Island railway des
tined for India as a part of Kansas' do
nation toward relieving the starving mil
lions of Britain's eastern empire. The
Rock Island transports the corn free of
charge. It is estimated that the Utl cars
carried upward of 1HUHI0 bushels. East
of Chicago the consignment will be di
vided equally between the Pennsylvania
and the Lake Shore.
Valuable I'earl Found.
BOSTON, May 2.. A pearl of great
price is likely to belong to Mr. Allan
Wood of this city. He took Mrs. Wood
to luuch after the circus, and In a Little
Neck clam served on the half shell he
found a Ul grain pearl. A jeweler now
raises Mr. Wood's hope of richness by
saying that if the pearl proves to be per
fect its vulue will be $1,L'00.
Bond Trunsuetlona.
WASHINGTON. May HO. The amount
of bonds so far exchanged at the treasu
ry for the new 2 per cent consols is JfliSI,.
2l3,or), of which IjtiKM'J.Vi.'O was re
ceived from Individuals and institution
other than national banks. The amount
of old 2 per cent bonds received for re
demption to date under the secretary'!
recent call U 3-'J,5UO.
. :
CONTINUED FIGHTING
l.lentennnt ICvan Killed Miiht At
tn r k at t'nterninn.
MANILA, May .'iO.-Major Henry T.
Allen of the Forty-third Infantry, while
scouting from Ciithnlognm, Island of Sa
mar. May !, drove a parly of liiMitge its
from the valleys. Four Amotions were
killed, including I.i utetiatit V.'. II.
Evans, who was killed while g.i.liimlv
lea-ling n i.liarge nguinst (lie Intrench
tne;:tjs. Ele-en of trie enemy were killed
and four wm. tided.
The town i.t Cnlermnn, Island of Si
mar. w as attacked nt midnight. April ,'tl.
by l.ofto tcbel who intrenched them
selves near the town over ti's'it. Capffi'-i
John Cooke of the Forty-third retriineiit
fought the Filipinos for six hours and
nftcrwiiril buried l."il of the enemy. One
American was killed and one was wound
ed. The hamlet of l'nwin, in the province
of I.nuiina. Island of Luzon, the head
quartets of General Cailles, was sur
rounded May 2l I by three detachments of
the Forty-second regiment, Thirl y-sv v
enth regiment nnd Eleventh cavalry.
Only a few of the enemy were encoun
tered, Cailles having departed the day be
fore. Pnwin, which was manifestly a
rebel stronghold, was burned to the
ground.
Captain Nordon's scouts and two com
panies of the Kiglitecnlh regiment, while
scouting May 12 in western l'anay, sur
prised n number of the enemy near Val
derama nnd killed li'i of them. There
were no casualties among the Americans,
but some of them suffered from sun
stroke. The official reports announce scouting
nnd small engagements in l'anay ami
Cebtt islands and Tayabas. Laguna,
Zninbnles, Benguet and Pangnsinan
provinces, resulting in 14 of the enemy
being killed and many wounded. The
Americans also captured 110 Wiles, a Nor
denfeldt gun and supplies of ammunition
and destroyed a powder factory.
A rebel major who surrendered at Iis
cum lust week has been persuading oth
ers to follow his example. Yesterdny he
effected the surrender of 4(1 men with 5.1
ritles at Tarlac and hopes to Influence,
more of his countrymen to do the same, i
MORE FILIPINOS YIELD.
CSenernl MneArtlmr Iteports the Sur
render of Two Ilnnds.
WASHINGTON. May 2!). General
MneArtlmr has cabled the war depart
ment from Manila under date of May 28,
reporting tho surrender of more insurgent
organizations intact. General MacArtuur
says:
"Thrpe officers and 50 men, with 4U
rifles, surrendered unconditionally at Cuy
apo yesterday. Three otllcers and 40
men. with 55 ritles, surrendered uncondi
tionally today at Tarluc. These sponta
neous surrenders are' very encouraging."
Saints Canonised.
ROME, May 25. There was a magnif
icent spectacle in St. I'eter's today on
the occusion of the canonization of Jenn
Bnptiste de la Salle, the founder of the
order of Christian Brothers, and Rita di
Cascia, a nun of the Augustinian order.
The interior of the vast basilica was
illuminated and adorned with magnificent '
hangings, nnd the building wag tilled with
a great concourse of people, including all
the pontiticul dignituries, diplomats nnd
the Roman nobility. Of the 00,0(10 spec
tators about 30,000 were foreign pilgrims. '
Italian troops kept order in the square in
front of St. Peter's, while the pontifical
bodyguard was stationed within the ca
thedral. Conl Mine on Fire For a Year.
SHAMOKIN. Pa., May 30. The Burn
side slope, operated by tho Philadelphia
ami Rending Coal and Iron company,
was accidentally set on tire one year ago,
und 2M men were rendered idle. The
stupe was flooded with water and culm,
and it wns recently believed the Cre had
been smothered. While men were half
way down the Incline yesterday remov
ing culm they discovered the fire burning
as fiercely as ever. Several nirholes will
now be sunk in order to Hood a number
of old breasts where the fire is supposed
to be the worst.
To Fllilit Ice Trust.
NEW YORK, May 25. Attorney Gen
eral J. G. Davies lias rendered his deci
sion on the petition of William R. Hearst
that proceedings be begun to prohibit
the American Ice company from doing
business in this state. The attorney gen
eral says he will begin such proceedings,
as he is satisfied that "the American leu
company is an unlawful combination,
conducting its business in restraint of
trade in violation of the luw and aguinst
public policy
Child's Miraculous Kacnpe.
LEBANON. Pa., May 2(1. A little son
of Engineer Michael Rowe of the Corn
wall Iron Works wandered uwuy from
home and could not be found. Yesterday
morning miners found him ut the bottom
of a mine shaft 125 feet deep. He was
slightly bruised und bleeding, but fust
asleep. The child hud fallen into the pit,
striking the sides. He was not much hurt.
Au hour later he was running about.
Ilernnndes Captured.
CARACAS, Venezuela, May 30. Gen
eral Hernandez, the revolutionary leader,
has been captured by the government
forces. The revolution is ended.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Way 29. FLOUR State
and western about steady, but quiet; Min
nesota patents. Ki.GUn3.8U; winter straights.
$3.3.'a3.45; winter extras, J2.55a2.75; winter
patents, 3.80h8.K5,
WHEAT-Opened firm on steadier ca
bles und a little foreign buying, rut soon
turned easier and ruled dull and chiefly
dependent upon locul dealings with condi
tions weak ut noon on reported rains in
the northwest; July, 72 l-ltiu72c. ; Sep
tember, 73u73l4c
RYU Quiiit; state, 59c, c. I. f., New
York, carlots; No. 2 western, tiL",-jC, f. o.
b., afloat.
CORN Opened quiet nnd ruled barely
steady with a small local business; July,
iM'i 1-llic. ; September, 42ViHt-'iC.
OATH Dull and nominal; track, white,
Stale, 27'ju34l4c; track, white, western,
27',ia34'4o.
PORK Quiet; mess, tU.75al2.50; family,
113.5uaU.50.
1.AHU - Dull; prime western steam,
BUTTER Steady; Btate dairy, 16alc;
state creamery, Iu4u20t4o.
CHEESE Weak: fancy, large, white,
D',4c. ; fancy, smull, white, 8',ia8c.
EUlJS Rarely steady; state and Penn
sylvania, Hal4',je.; western, loss off, IV yj
lit!.
SUOAR Raw firm; fulr refining, 4a.;
centrifugal, 60 test, iVjO. ; refined steady;
crushed, 5.70o.; powdered, 6.40c.
RITE Firm; domestic, tViHti'io.; Jupun,
4u4Ti.C
TALLOW Easy; city, 4Ha4c; coun
try, ic.
HAY Firm; shipping, 70u75o. ; good to
Choice, 80a0c.
AT THE C1TTS GATES
Roberts, Victorious, Enters
Johannesburg Today.
BRITISH CAVALRY PUSHIXG BEYOTD
Mines Reported tnlnjnred nnd the
Town (inlet Pence Talked of by
TrntiKvnnl (iovernmeiit Km
Iter's Followers Falling.
LONDON, May 30. Lord Roberts Is
bivouacking In the suburbs of Johannes
burg and intends to make n victorious en
try at noon today. Judging from his dis
patch, he must have private Information
regarding the disposition of the garrison
in the fort, ns he does not seem to ex
pect opposition.
Lord Roberts' cavalry have flowed on
beyond .tohannesbnrg. A portion is un
derstood to be nt Zuurfontcin, seven
miles north of .Tohannesbnrg and with
in 2D miles of Pretoria. Lord Roberts,
although with a broken bridge at
Vereeniglng and a wrecked railway be
hind him, has somehow managed to get
forward suflicieut supplies for his large
force.
As he has been able to do so much it
is considered possible that he will be out
side of Pretoria Friday. The rapidity of
his advance Is thought nn extraordinary
achievement even by grudging continental
critics.
The liners, who were expected to fight
along the line of hills known ns Kliprir
ersberg, ubandoned the eastern end of
the range near Lord Roberts' ndvunce
line, but they stood their ground on the
extreme right near Van Wyck's rust
where they met General French's turn
ing movement. The fight continued all
day, and the result is as yet mere con
jecture. Probably the Boer rear guurd
succeeded in keeping General French oft
nnd is now in the hills northwest of Jo
hannesburg. The Standard has the following advices
from Pretoria under Monday's date:
"The Trunsvuul government has open
ed or is about to open peace negotiations.
It has cabled n final inquiry to its ugcuts
abroad asking whether any hope exist
of aid."
Without doubt the presence of Ixrd
Roberts with 40,0(10 men at .Tohannes
bnrg will hasteu the Transvaal's action.
Dispatches from Loureneo Marques yes
terdny described President Kruger ac
"wavering, but demaudiug a guarantee
that he shall not be exiled to St, Helena."
The fighting burghers still continue tn
desert, nnd the total collapse of the Roei
military organization is not far off. Mr.
Rennet Burleigh, wiring from Lord Rob
erts' headquarters at Vereeniging on
Sunday, says:
"I doubt if President Kmger can mus
ter 15,000 men, us many of the burgucri
have gone to their homes."
The following dispatch, dated Germis
ton. May 20, i:30 p. in., has been reeeiv
ed from Lord Roberts:
"We arrived here this afternoon with
out being seriously opposed. No casual
ties so far as I am aware in the main
column and not many, I trust, in the cav
alry and mounted infantry. The enemy
did not expect us till tomorrow nnd had
not, therefore, carried off nil their roll
ing stock. We have possession of th
junction connecting Johannesburg with
Nutnl, Pretoria and Klerksdorp by rail
roud. "Johannesburg is reported quiet, and
no mines, I understand, have been in
jured. "I shall summon the commandant it)
the morning, and if, us I expect, there it
no opposition 1 propose to enter the town
with all the troops ut noon."
More Bloodshed In St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 30. In a rioting
sense yesterday's developments were the
worst experienced since the strike on the
lines of the St. Louis Trnnsit compauj
was inaugurated over three weeks ago
The rioting was confined entirely to thre(
places in the southern section of the city,
and by night full the police records show
ed that fully n dozen persons had eithet
received bullet wounds or been hurt by
(lying missiles. Three of those hit bj
bullets received' what are presumabl
mortal wounds, and that no one was kill
ed outright seems miraculous consider
ing the great number of shots exchanged
by the employees of the company, tin
strike sympathizers nnd the strikers
themselves.
Diamond Thief Tatiuht.
CHICAGO. May 2S. The Chicago po
lice say that a man under arrest in Leip
sic, Germany, on the charge of stealing
JSlTi.lHiU worth of diamonds is Chnrlce
Woodward, alias Williams, alius Ander
son, alius Watson, alias Wright, who
has been absent from Chicago for 1U
years. He is one of the cleverest thieves
In the world and has earned the cogno
men of "Diamond Swallower" through
repeated acts of that kind in order to es
cape conviction. He has stolen half u
million dollars' worth of diamonds am)
has served nearly 20 years in jails and
penitentiaries in this country and in Eu
rope. In the 00 years of his life Wood
ward has become celebrated all over thf
world through his penchant for stealing
diamonds.
Fnt'.il Result of fluxing.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn., May 28. Ed
die Tcuhout, the colored pugilist who wui
taken to the Bridgeport hospital in an in
sensible condition Friday night us the re
suit of a blow received during a boxiuu
match with William Forsyth at Sailer't
hall that evening, died yesterday after
noon without regaining consciousness
1-oi'syth is now in jail, having been un
able to secure $1,IHI0 bonds required uf
the preliminary hearing Satin day.
Many Arrests In llussln.
LONDON, May 30. The Standarc
publishes the following from Kiev, Rus
sin, dated Tuesday: "Seventy-six arresit
have been made in Odessa at the instance
of the secret political police, 18 in Kie
and 20 in Warsaw. There is much mys
tery involved, but the urrests appear tt
be connected with the same, charges ol
sedition which two mouths ago led tr
200 arrests in St. Petersburg und to lot
in Warsaw."
rallfornht's Frnlt Crop.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2N.-Froir
reports carefully collected in every fnih
growing county of California it is sect
that the fruit crop will be the largest!
ever known in the state because (J( tin
new acreage.
Mrs. (iliidstone's Illness.
LONDON. May 2S.-Thi Illness oi
Mrs. Gladstone is now reported to In
more serious. Her strength is gruduall, '
fuiling, and the members of the famil;
Lave been tumiuouutl to Huwurdtm.
The senate's decision in the Quay
rase Is one thnt must cause general
satisfaction outside of those who would
not healtnte to set aside the constitu
tions of the state and the nation to
carry out their selfish purposes. Those
who feel thnt the senate should pnrtnke
of the dignity and rare of a judicial,
as well as a legislative body, experi
ence a sense of relief in knowing that
it has refused to reverse the decisions
of a century to favor an influential
politician who asked to be admitted
on credentials hitherto considered in
BufilrUnt. It would be still more sat
isfactory had nut the danger of the
senate's overturning precedent and the
constitution been so imminent. The
sennte ought to so possess the confi
dence of .the people that they would
feel absolutely certain In such enses
that no Influence of politicians and politico-corporations
would lie able to
override law, dignity and precedent.
All good citizens will rejoice over tho
victory, narrow as It was, and hope for
that better time when the senate will
be so far above suspicion of' paltering
with the constitution for partisan ad
vantage that no pnrty, nnd especially
no individual of h pnrty, would venture
to ask It to stultify itself by palpable
wrongdoing.
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Kggs per dozen x
Lard per lb ,
Hani per pound , .
Tork, whole, per pound (Cj$
Beef, quarter, per pound , . , . .0.
Wheat per bushel '
Oats " " " 0
Rye " jo
Wheat flour per bbl 3.50 to 4.00
Hay per ton $u.oo
Potatoes per bushel,,...,.... ,4.
Turnips ,j
Onions " "
Sweet potatoes per peck ,40
Tallow per lb ,0-
Shoulder " " ,J
Side meat" "
Vinegar, per qt 0J
Dried apples per lb 0.
Dried cherries, pitted ,t
Raspberries....... ,,t
Cow Hides per lb ti
Steer !
CalfSkin 8J
Sheep pelts ,
Shelled corn per bus "00
Corn meal, cwt. t'j0
Bran, t00
Chop ,.00
Middlings " i-00
Chickens per lb new ,1,
" " old
Turkeys " " t4
Geese "
Ducks o8
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