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Pittsbuuo, July 6. The second
quarterly payments of pensions for this
district was begun and in obedience to
instructions of tbe pension department
at Washington, nearly 1000 pensioners
were dropped from the rolls.
Butts,, Mont., July 6. Theodore
Coombes, a miner, cut his wife's throat
and then committed suicide by taking
poison.
Marysville, Cal., July 0. Every
road leading into this city from tbe
hills on both sides of tho river was
watched last night by officers looking
for Fredericks, tho murderer of the
brakemnn, Bruce, and the supposed
slayer of Sheriff Pascoe.
Tarpon Springs, Fla., July 0.
While trying to make an arrest, City
Marshal Whitehurst was shot and
killed by Bird Stevenson "at Sapling
Woods. Whitehurst returned the fire,
fatallo wounding Stevenson.
Philadelphia, July 6. Two pas
sengers, who went to Cape May on the
steamer Republic, were swept out to
sea while bathing and drowned. One
was H. W. Wisaa railroad mall clerk
on the route between New York and
the other was Morritz Goldsmith, 18
years old, of this city. Wise was an
expert swimmer, and supposed to havo
been caught in a treacherous undertow.
Foldsmith was unable to swim.
Louisville, Ky., July 0. John
Marsh, James Francis and Dempoll
Smith were killed in a tight at a picnic
It Is thought that Joel Mitchell fired
the fatal shots. No arrests.
St. Joseph, Mo., July 0. Victor
Lougfeldt, a German of noble birth,
committed suicide with morphine.
The cause was depondenoy, tho result
of ill health aud financial difficulties.
Fairmont, Vu., July 0, Will Sturm,
a well-known oil operator, was fatally
injured and his wife and baby killed by
being thrown from a carriage by a run-
away horse.
St. Paul, July 0. Fire broke out in
tbe floating home for rivermen anch
ored at tbe foot of Jackson street. In
less than five minutes the boat was a
seetblusr muss of fire. There were a
number of persouB aboard asleep. Two
women and a man burned to death.
The foreman was rescued allvo but bis
ijnuries will probably prove fatal.
Prescott, Ariz , July 0. Mrs. J. R,
Lowrey, wife of Sheriff Lowrcy of this
county, arrested a Mexican horse thief
yesterday morning. The Mexican who
had stolen the horse approached tbe
bouse pursued by a deputy. Mrs. Low
rey grabbed a six-shooter and ran out
of tbe house, Intercepting the man as
be came around the corner of the cor
ral, Pulling tbe six-shooter on blm she
communded blm to bait and throw np
bis bands which be did, and she com
pelted him to wait until tbe deputy ar
rived and took hira into custody.
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HAWAII IS 0U11S.
Desperate Efforts to Bolster Rot
ten Royalty.
SPECKLES OFFER TO PUT UP A MILLION
Royalists Itofuso to Fay Taxes to
tho Provisional Gov
ern men t.
Ban Francisco, July 0.- Associated
Press Advices from Honolulu, Juno 29:
Yesterday afternoon's developments in
tbe now famous conspiracy case were
quite sensational. The preliminary ex
amination of Crick, Walker and Sin
clair went on, and as each successive
witness was examined the stronger the
government's case appeared to be. Tes
timony was introduced that Claus
Sureckles was to assist in the restora
tion of the royalists by a oue million
dollar's appropriation fur troops. Crick,
Walker and Sinclair are believed to be
only tbe tools of the moro prominent
men. It Is not believed that Spreckles
Is connected with tbe conspiracy. A
new move on the part of the royalists
is to take action as to tbe legality of
paying taxes to the provisional govern
ment. A MARRIAGE AT 12:30
Telegraphed to "Tho Journal" From
London at 12 M.
London, July 6. The marriage of
the Duke of York, (Prince George of
Wales) aud Princess Victoria May of
Teck, took place at 12:30 at midday In
the Chapel Royal at St. James Palace.
The wedding was a brilliant function,
attended by a large gathering of British
and Continental royalty of the highest
The weather Is beautiful. The bride
wore a veil worifbylSeT" mother at her
own marriage. Tbe wedding gown
was a silver brocade.
Serious Accident.
Brownsville, July 0. As Mrs. J.
J. White aud her mother, Mrs. Lock
wood, were driving down the hill close
by tbe flouring mills in this city, tho
horse shied and ran over the sidewalk,
throwing the two ladies violently ovor
tbe walk onto the hillside below, hurt
ing Mrs. White yery severely. Mrs.
Lock wood was not hurt much, but it is
feared Mrs White is very severely in
jured internally.
That River Front Fire.
St. Paul, July 0. Last night's fire
at Uulon Bethel, on the rover front, re
sulted in at ieastfive deaths and a largo
number injured, some of whom will
probably die.
Oaravals at Milwaukee.
Milwaukee, Wis., July 0. The
Spanish caravals, ou their way to Chi
cago, arrived here this Burning. They
received a noisy greeting from the river
crufta.
Powder Explosion.
Kinostown, N. Y., July 0, During
a terrible lightning storm last nlgbt a
powder magazine on the outskirts of
tho city was struck by lightening
Tho explosion blew tbe structure to
atoms and destroyed several buildings
near by, and Injured uluo persons.
Ohoctaw Executions Suspended.
Washington, July 0. Indications
are only oue or two, If any, members of
tbe Jones faction, recently convicted of
murder in connection with Choctaw
troubles, will be executed. Tbe govern
or and cabluet have suspended tbe exe
cution of nine Choctaws sentenced to
be shot until August,
OS-CLONE AND HAIL STORMS.
Several People Killed and Miles of
Drops Ruined.
Lakevield, Minn., July 6. A cy
clone struck here last night, doing con
siderable damage to buildings. Sever
al Uvea are reported lost In tbe country
but definite details have not been re
ceived.
Grafton, N. D., July e, A strip
TS3SSSZXZ
two miles wide and many miles long
was completely
torday.
destroyed by hall yes-
MATTERS OP MONEY TO-DAY.
Heavy Failures Bank Resumes Do.
tnands of the Pooplo.
Philadelphia, July 0. A receiver
is appointed for the Northwestern
Hardwaro Company, an Illinois corpor
ation, with oflloes bore. Debts (325,
000; other obligations, (250,000.
Omaha, Neb., July 0. The Ameri
can Savings Bank has suspended. De
posits 5153,000; assets 1250,000.
New York.N. Y., July 0. Tho Now
Jersey Bbeep and Wool Company and
Cans Evert Market Sheep company, of
Jersey City, failed. It Is feared the
failure will involve tho failure of many
Bmall concerns. Liabilities exceed a
half-million dollars. Assets not shown.
Say Purchase No More.
New York, July 6. Tho chamber
of commerce this afternoon passed re
solutions calling for tho Immediate re
peal of tho silver purchase clause of the
Sherman act, and for appointment of n
committee by congress at its coming
session to make an exhaustivo study of
our currency and that of foreign couni
tries, and report at tho regular session
of congress this winter.
Uncle Sam Takes Charge.
Washington, July 6. Comptroller
Eckels has directed Examiner Oleary
to assnmo charge of tho failed Puget
Sound National bank, at Everett,
Washington.
Spokane Bank Resumes.
Spokane, Wn., July O.Tho Wash
ington National bank, which suspend
ed several weeks ago, resumed business
today.
The President HI.
Buzzards Bay, July C President
Cleveland is confined to his room with
an attack of rheumatism in his foot and
knee.
THE MARKETS.
San Franoisoo,
December ?1.2flj.
CmoAao, July 6.
tcmber GO.
July 5. Wheat,
-Wheat 04J; Sep-
Portland, July 5. Wheat valley,
$1,12J?1.13, Walla Walla $1.02
?1.03i.
Union Pacific Outs Rates.
CmoAao, July O.Tho Union Pacific
road has announced that beginning
noxt Sunday It will mako tbe following
first-class East-bound rates: From
Portland, Spokane, Butte and Helena
to Chicago, (33:00; to Missouri river,
(30; to 8t. Louis, (31; basing rates for
all points east of the Missouri river
on the (25 transcontinental rato. Tho
same rates as those quoted aboye will
be put into effect from Ogden. In
making rates those of the Western Pas
senger association east of the Missouri
river are cut (1.60. This is likely to
lead to a reduction of rates in tho asso
ciation territory. A meeting of tho
Western Passenger association today,
unless all signs fall, will end in tbe es
tablishment of a one-fare rate for the
round trip to Chicago during the fair.
Chairman Caldwell, of tho Western
Passenger association has decldod that
under tho revised association agree
ment army officers must pay full fare.
Fire at Bwooc Home.
Aliiany, July 0. Information was
received hero today that Monday night
at Sweet Home a fire started In the old
D)oaca feed stablo, owned by Mr.
Gllllland, which wasentlrely consumed
also the store and contents of A. F,
Hamilton, with a large quautlty of
chltlm bark, and the vacant store build
ing of John Ames. Tbe feed stablo
was Insured for (800, and Hamilton's
store and and contents for (2000.
How the fire started is not known.
Tbe adjoining buildings were saved by
hard work.
In an altercation at Lyons John
Haley stabbed M. S. Ilandorf, cutting
him In tbe fuce and arm. His woudds
are not dangerous,
AtYaqulua the oldest daughter of
Dr. Aiken (ell from the Jetty upon tho
rocks In the breakers twenty feet be
low. She was rescued, but was severe
ly injured, her leg beltig broken and
many brulsts loillcted.
Tho lecturer pretending to be Dr.
Robert Collyer, of New York City,
billed to leature for tbe benefit of the
Y. M. C. A. was discovered to be an
Impostor.
DAILY EDITION.
Highest of all (n Leavening Power.- Latest 17. S Gov't Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
HERMAN ON SILVER.
Oar
Congressman Fovors
Change of Ratio.
a
FAILURE TO ENFORCE THE UW.
Assigned as tho Cause of tlio l'rc
out. Crisis.
Horman on Silver.
Portland, July C Congressman
Horman In his address at Roseburg on
the Fourth, said: "In roforenoe to the
sliver question, believing In freo mint
age of silver as well as gold, but fearing
that the United States alone cannot
maintain the present ratio of 10 to 1
I favor a chango of ratio." In the
event of a failure to sooure freo coinage
he believed tho government would be
able to encourage larger circulation of
silver by demonetizing gold coin of
less denomination than ten dollars.
In his Judgmont tho present crisis is
moro chargeable to fuilure to enforce
theShnrman law, than to the law itself
Tho treasury department should redeenq
silver bullion certificates in silver as
well as gold. Ho further said the Sher
man law should not bo repealed until
a bettor guarantee is had that silver
shall be recognized upon a just ratio
with gold and as free to tlio mints of
the nation as gold itself. "It Is more
money and good money wo want, not
less."
Take Simmons Liver Kegulutor in
youth and you will enjoy a green old
hASHION'S FANCIES.
Black laco over white loco is very del
icate and boautiful in effect, especially
in the evening, with diamond ornaments.
Bluets, hawthorn sprays, pink and
white morning glories and black heart
ed meadow daisios of brilliant yellow nro
fastened on low hats of open Work nea-
politan braid.
Gracofnl littlo matador jackets for
yonng ladies aro exhibited mado of la
dies' cloth and also of velvet in ono plain
color deop blue, olivo green, potunia,
golden brown and black.
Besides tho plain, severe, straight
brimmed sailor hat, matrons tills season
wear tho shape that in somo millinery
parlors Is called tho Tyrolean, and in
others tho Frincoss of Wales hat,
Somo of tho newest laco dresses aro
mode with a littlo train, and very young
ladies wear black laco dresses made in
empire fashion over foundation of pale
yellow sarah or rose pink batiste.
Colored Jinen dresses aro most fash
ionably worn, Holland jackets and
skirts aro extremely popular, but look
rather flat, especially when, as is usual,
thoy aro trimmed with black satin.
Stylish and pretty tailor made dlrec
toiro vests in linen duck, piquo, plain and
figured, and very fluo silk and wool mix
tures in dottod, sprigged and shot effects
In hluo or black grounds, are often soon.
There are few rubrics that snrwrsedo
mohair and alpaca in their dust resisting
and admirable wearing qualities, These
goods are now dyed in a great many of
the new shades and look particularly
effective in roso color shot with gray
and reseda shading into pulo golden rus
set. Now York .Evening Post.
ENGLISH NOVELTIE8.
' Liquor bottles aro now being inado tall
and narrow in form, with silver plated
tope.
Vases on glass wheels, supported, by
lacquered brusa, are among the Keasona
blo novelties for table decoration.
The "new hrierroso" ware is tho nnmo
of tho latest adaptation of terra CcJta
fancy goods for paintiug purposes.
A canoe in a lovely shudo of urt green
glass, with gilded prow and stern, is
among the now shapes in flower vases
for table decoration.
Glass dishes, round, square, oval and
rhomboldlcal, with a small vase ou one
side and a larger on the other, aro con
sidered the perfection of art work in
new goods, Jewelers' Circular,
NO. 158.
Baking
Powder
FOREIGN CABLEGRAMS.
Honolulu, July 0. Claua Bprecklee
discovered early on tho morning of
Juno 22d tho following placard, orna
mented with a skull and crossbonee,
posted on tho gate of his residence,
'Gold and silver will not lead." This
statement, in view of bis opposition to
tho provisional government, seemed
very significant to Mr. Spreuklea aud be
immediately carried tho placard tu
Minister Blount. Tho American min
ister took Spreoklo's statement down
and sent it to President Dole without
comment. Mr. Spreckle's home is now
guarded by a Btalwart native policeman.
London, July 6. The work of rescu
ing the living miners and recovering
tho bodies of the dead is being pushed
as rapidly as possible In Ingram's col
liery, Yorkshire, the scene of yester
day's explosion. Thus fur tho bodies
of thirty-eight dead, some terribly
crushed or burned, havo been sent to
the surface. Tho air in tho pit Is. com
paratively good today. This loads to
tho hope that somo of the men may
have roaohed places of safety, and are
still alive. It Is believed that of the
145 men In tho mine at tbe time of the
explosion, at least 110 aro dead.
Wednesday evening 88 bodies bad
been recovered.
Lima, July 0. Juan Revoredo, may
or of Lima, has assumed the leadership
of tho Cacerlst party. He believes It !a
possible to muko a,u arrangement with
Chill regarding the disposition of Tacna
and Arica, on the basis of a commercial
treaty, under whloh there shall be free
dom of trade. The chief difficulty la
that Chill Insists upou the payment of
tho (10,000,000 in money provided for In
tho treaty of 1803.
Montreal, July 0. Fine weather is
greeting tho Christian Endeavor dele
gates. Several special trains arrive,
bringing delegates from the Western
states. Tho California delegation has
not reached here yet, so the question of
whether the convention will meet there
In 1805 could not be decided today.
The first meeting will be held today.
Paris, July 0. There was a scene of
uproar in the chamber of deputies over
the motion to proceed to discuss rights
in tho city which tbe government op
posed. The extremists precipitated a
sceuo of utmost disorder over the mat
tor aud it was Impossible to transact
any business for some time. Finally
tho matter was postponed by a decided
majority.
Madrid, July 0. It tho cartes, In
response to a question by Tora, one of
tho Spanish delegates to the recenl in
ternational monetary conference at
Brussels, Gamazo, minister of finance,
said Spain did not need to adopt spec
lal measures to meet tho silver crisis.
He behoved tho present depression in
silver would soon be remedied,
Simla, July 0. Replying to a ques
tion in tho legislative council, Sir
David Miller Barbour, financial mem
ber of tho vico-regul counuic, said under
tho new ordor sovereigns would beao-
oepted to an unlimited extent by the
Indian mints. Bank of England notes
would not bo accepted. Silver now en
route to India is to be taken only to
avoid a commercial panic. There Is
no hope that the civil servants would
receive a retrospective compensation.
London, July 0, It Is reported from
tho United States that King George of
Greeco has abidlcuted and a rcpubllo
baa been proclaimed. Tho consul
general here pronounces the report pre
posterous.
Berlin, July 0. The reluhstag by a
largo majority elected Herr Von Le
vltzow, conservative, president.
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