TODiVS NEWS TODAY. Tonight and Eonday, rein and (dow. DfciRANDE EVENING 0 SFF1FP3 1UU V V iUIR VOLUME.1V : U GRANDE. UNION COUNTY. OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21. 1905 NUMBER 89 i i I A i 1v ;. 4 I- If m if 1& M f St i 1 s i it I! Mm t'i" fit t 1 1 4 III RUSSIA IN CLUTCHES OF LABOR STRIKERS ByScrlppNewt Association St Petersburg Jsn 21 The Ubor die. .affection continues to spread to all direction! and very rapidly. It la esti mated that folly one hundred and fifty thousand workmen are oat already In the various towns. Delegate from the laborers at Moscow and Libea ar rlfed at 8t Petersburg this morning to leoare theee-o peretlon of Father Capon in calling oat the employees of (those - It Is ballevee that Sunday the propoaed demonstration win prove aa industrial crisis, or the beginning of a revolution which will shake Russia to its foundation. The Gorerament Is taking every precaution to curb any disturbances, and , the military forces will be posted at the stragetlo places, bnt concealed as mnoh as possible In order that tbey may not excite the strikers by a too open display of force The Clar is now in eonsnitatioa with the chief members of the administra tion as to the advisability of showing himself in front of the palace daring the demonstration. : It is generally understood that the Czar is inclined to make his appearance, bat a decision of . his advisors has not yet been reached The strikers this morning assembled early in the streets and continued to . :' show a couplets lack of trnoulence, t i "i T, and r. tnawhlniv .hnn f nnlatt V fl ories and are persuading the employ ees to quit their work. Secret - polite sre following the strikers in orderder U keep the authorities Informed as to their notions. There has been no clashes of any kind at the present be tween the demonstrators and Jthe of ficers of the Government. A bulletin received this morning states that the opinion is rapidly growing that the Government will be compelled to con cede the demands of the strikers The strikers have notified the Gov ernments that they , have selected a oorps of four hundr ad picked men who will act as a body guard to the Csar in the event of his agreeing to confer with their leaders. The members of this body have sworn to saorifioe their lives for the Czar In fulfilling this guarantee of his safety. None of the pointers who quit work yesterday have returned to their post today, and oon- 2si!iSI32sj' nun C "Will .:;. Greater Glearanc Many of the seaionable gooda oa sale for the past two weeks in fairly good I '. -v : assortment MUST BE CLEARED UP WITHOUT PAIL Also several new line added , . ' , : , a 'i ' a - i- - sequently St Petersburg u without a newspaper. , Violent socialist proota mstlons sre being freely olrcalsted to day calling for a general uprising. Aa there are no plans proposed in the pro clamations, they are having no effect on the strikers. A regiment of Uhlans was today dispatched to the Winter Palace for the protection of the Czar; and several gana are being mounted in the Palace conrt yards.' Hundreds of Students are joining the ranks of the etrlkera. At a meeting of the students and strikers last night, tne cry m raised. 'We . want no more ; war. What la Manohoria toast" i The report that Smirnoff, manager of the Pntlloff Iron Works waa murdered last night has proven to be falsa. How ever, this report has greatly Increased the, excitement Father Copon who has been reported as kidnhpped last night, la auderstood to be going around today orgarlziog the workmen for the demonstration tomorrow. Ho says that the workman most attempt to see the Csar at all hazards, and advis. ad the workmen frtake their wives and children to the palsoe square to morrow, and to go armed and prepared to fight if necessary. Later The Polios and Cossacks have surrounded all the factories whloh have been closed by the strikers, and troops are everywhere. The plan of the authorities Is to prevent the work Ingmen from entering the city tomor row. The Industrial sections beyond the Neva, Moscow and Nevesky gates will be cut off by troops; as all the bridges are guarded. This afternoon a number of strikers forced an entrance into several of the factories, smashed the machinery and maltreated the em ployees Farther violenoe is feared. Will See Strikers - By Scripps News Association '. London Jan 21 The 8t Petersburg correspondent of. the Central News wiree that tho Csar in answer to the petition of the strikers, has issued an invitation to the workmen to assemble in front of the Winter Palace tomor row afternoon at one o'clock, v. Uia u e Annual toe Continued With till Bargain Opportunities v v- UriXiJ 'J Saloon Men Barred (By Scripps News Association 'Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 2L A rale was adopted at the Miner's Convention today excluding saloon keepers and bartenders fr jtn membership; several hundred are affected Robert Randall, the Wyoming delegate, is expelled for attacking Mltohell. He rented a ball for a meeting Sunday night, Inviting all socialists to hear, his side sf the case. It Is understood also, that he wants to raise f node to get back home. Thirty Two Burned By Scripps News Association Madrid Jan 21 In a firs whloh oo cared at GentinI last night thirty two persons lost their lives. Seven booses were fired, and it is supposed to be of Incendiary orgtn and the result of ,a long standing fued. Issue Manifesto By Scripps News Association St, Petersburg, Jan. 21. A depute tlon of strikers went to Tear Koselo yesterday evenlnir in order to dallnr a I petition of the workmen to the Czar, In order that the Czar might have am ple time In which to consider It before Sunday. It has not transpired wheth er ar not the deputation sacoeeded in seeing the Czar or not The Socialists have Issued a manifesto as follows: We have s iffered enough, comrades, and let ns join the workmen who have resolved as on man to stand firmly for their Just rights. - Ws want elective legislative assemblies. Down with aut ocracy. . Down with the war. Long live the Russian Socialist Party." - ska ale Socialist DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY (By Scripps News Association) Washington, Jan. 21.r-Captaln David B Milllken of the 27th Infantry, who was recently tried at Fort Sheridan on a charge of making Jalse statements, was found guilty by the Conn Martial and dismissed from the army.'Aiilll ken, it la alleged married a Philipino but reported himself asunmairiedJ; Appointed Collector By Scripps News Association Washington, Jan. 21. The nominal tlon of Charles B Uroasnow aa Col'eot or of Customs for the District of Yak ma, Oregon, was sent to a the Senate today. : '. i- FIVE MEN KILLED ' (By Herlppa N ewe Association) Nogalee, Arizona , Jan , 21st The bodiea of fivo Ameriosns, w ho were murdered yesterday at Sooora Meiloo. by Yaqul Indiana, were brought hers today. The dead men bs last re eently come to this country from Ill inois. TWO FROM CHICAGO Chicago, Jan 21 News of the mar der by Yeqai Indians of John Kenneth McKenzte and Dr Robert Ccy of Chic ago have reached this place. Fears are expressed for the safety of Mr S A Potter, MoKenzie's partner in a mining and engineering firm and it is tboaght that he also Is wounded Take (By Scripps News Association) Bedford Jao. 21 In tbs prelimi nary hearing ol Frank Evans and Elmer Browning, obsrged with the murder of Sarah Bhafer, whloh was to take place before Justice Harris thU morning, a motion was made for a change of venue to Justice McLahan's court, and the order waa made in ac cordance, therewith.' The hearing will bow be had betors Judge MoLa- han and is set for next Thursday the 26th. Trouble Tbs Observer received tbs following telegram this morning front Thomas W Lawson , the man who has caused mors commotion on Wall street than any other one man in tbs history of the street. Lawson is making a fight on tbs Amalgamated Copper Uom- pany and has caused that company and the Standard Oil Company more sleepless nights than all' their other tronble put together. Boston, Mass.) Jan. 20 Observer, La Grande, Ore. Eiact '. knowledge "trusts" will American people peaceably legally revolt. I give it in February Every body's Magazine. Costs me $10,000 160,000. Won't you add your mite by calling attention to "The Magio Jimmy." Thomas W Lawson nangc of Venue Lawson Predicts SMOOT CONTINUES rilS"TESTIAONY 1 8crlpps News Association Washington,. Jan 21 Senator 8moot resumed the witnes) stand this morning in testifying in bis own be half in the Inquiry, now in . sssten, sod corrected his testimony of yester day, saying that be bad learned that a quorum of apostles did have the right to try pne of its members. Attorney Taylor tried to make the witness say that r the majority - rule prevailed in the' Mormon Church, but tns .Wieoese uauiunw. ' CwCrCt Zt'.i that bo voted, to sustain President 8mih on October tbs dtb 1 isl, and upon every ocoaaiqn , siooe, although he was cognisant that the testimony given by Smith at the oommittee hearing. Jo an answer to a ,qusrton by Senator Overman, the witness said: "I believe that the leaders of the Chorohoan receive revelations from'i S0RENS0N WAS DISCHARGED Could Not Agree and Charged . (By Scripps News Association) : Portland Ore Jan 31 After helm out for forty hours, the Jurv in the case of George Sorenson, charged with offeriag a bribe to .District Attorney Hall. tils day at noon reported that they could not agree and were discharged by the oourt.s Charlies of briberv have been made against two of the jurymen, A C Atkins, of Polk County and- John Nortbup of. the Dalles. In all Dro- bablllty the indlotmenta will be ra tarned this afternoon . " ' Later Upon the disohareo of the Jury in tbs oorensou case because they could not agree on a verdlot, Federal Judge Bellinger instructed , the . Die , tries Attorney to lake uorenson'a casaJ oaiore tbe Urand jury with a view , to in f TO THE -PUBLIC: ' The rush of Holiday trade is over and business in general has got baok to its normal condition, I wish, to inform alt toy patrons, and those riot toy patrpas but who are liable, to be, that I am now in a position to take oare of all ' atoh olook and jewelry repairing with dispatch. I have secured all the neces sary help in all the latest tools and Materials known f to the trade, as well as the best workmen that money can procure."1 v f - . 4- '' ' ". t f ' t tr All repair work is under my personal supervis- f. , ion and I guarantee each and every piece of work done to be finished in first class workmanlike manner, and to give (with proper' attention) perfect satisfaction. All work tent by mail or express will receive the same careful attention as if delivered in person, and to be promptly returned in first class condition. Thanking my patrons for their past liberal patronage and assuring them of my utmost ability to give them perfect satisfaction in the future. I remain as ever. -! J. H. PEARE, Next to Newlin'e Drugstore. La Grande'e Leadimr Jsweler I Uf M Ood and any good man can receive mrelations, but only the President of the Church could receive revelations which would bin! the Church. They would be . binding , upon ' President Smith ,ehove the law. I the Jand And if I should receive suoh a revela tion, it would be binding upon me, and if it conflicted with tba law of the land, I would obey It, but wduM go to some other country." When asked whether she reflations commanding polygamy was tba" law zi zi ld " Ye. If , yoa will meke it a revelation pcraUilur plural wives, not 'commanding ' Qod made It msodatoiy on ..Joseph ' Smith and be Is the only ons. It Ood made a eimilsr commsnd on me, I would obey ik.",. The witness said that he thought that Qod could recall or amend a revelation. , The hearing as been adjourned until Monday. JURY: 1.-0 . Two of the Jurors Are with Bribery obtaining an Indictment for perjury. The Federal Grand Jury this morning examined Amos King, W M Hawk, s H B Brown , d Smltn, Clyde Brown, R B Morris, Clyde Glass, Jamee Johnson, Airs. Sophie Calonne, all of Wheeler county, and charged with having taken op homesteads for the Butte ' Creek Land, Lumber and Livestock Co. f , ; JV .. i. - . St Cashier Arrested i . : - (By Scripps News Association) . Dee Moines Jan 21 Carl N Bpenoer was arrested hers today upon the charge of having embezzled six thous and dollars from . the ' Das Moines National Bank. Until bs was assistant cashier of this bank . aw. Vat high grade qoility yOm will always Sod. this market. Delicious roMt bcf to book substantial dinner, but It wUl be a great dis appointment U yoa get a toogh, atrtngyj kind that ta sold oa bargaia meat ooma ra We handle the best meat that enters into this tows and think It none to good sot oar customer. BOSS Meat ; Market . Still well & Vand;rmeulen. k IJropritor, ,,' i. .1 s . ; m J mmm