i
DAYTON
•
OREGON
The
Important Feature« of
. tiie Chief Executives’ Ad-
, dress to Congress»'
To the Penate and House of Kigrmata-
Uvas: It gives me pleasure te extend
greeting to the Hth eongrsse aaaembtod
la regular »«mlon at the-seat at govern
ment. with many of whom senators and
The Italian cabinet has resigned:
General Pellieuz’s action is regarded as
Al th« capitol crowd, swarmwi into la tbe Isglslallvs service. Tbs mealing oc
a political move, to make poasible for
the Margate di Budini,to spenre a th. corridors at an early hour and curs under felicitous conditions. Justify
unanimous ministry. The ministers ot chokwi th« marine step, aa they aacand- ing sincere congratulation and calling for
finance, justice and publie works, in •d to th. galterua from wh^h they our grateful acknowledgment to a to-’
the retiring cabinet, will not appear ig wot . to view th. show. As ia usual on nefloent providence which has so signally
•uch occasions, th. rwerved galleries blessed and prospered us ns a nation,
its successor.
I W.M carefully guarded, admission be Peace •»mi good will with aU tbe nations
E. L, H. wm , th. Wichita mountain
of ths earth continue unbroken.
boomar, who hM b—n at Wichita for ing only by card,, and tha public had
A matter of genuine satisfaction is tae
great
difficulty
wedging
itealf
into
the
growing feeling of fraternal regard and
thro, weeks trying to organise a party,
limited
space
eet
aaida
for
it.
unification of all sections of our country,
baa l^ft for Ol^ahoma City without a
the Incompleteness of which has too long
■ingle follower.
At different time, he
tn lbs dipper Mog.o.
-
delayed realisation of the hignest blessings
claimed to have from 600 to 1,000
The senate chamber at the opening of the Union. The spirit ot patriotism is
boomers ready to follow hie lead into session was a veritable conservatory. universal and is ever lncrea*lng In fervor.
The public questions which now most en
the country.
The floral display was beautiful. Pre gross us are lifted far above either par
Toru Hoshi, envoy extradordinary and cisely at 13 o’clock tho gavel nt Fie« tisanship. prejudice or former sectional
They affect every part of
minister plenipotentiary from Japan to President Hobart fell, and the senate dlffereneesi
the United States, was a pasesenger waa called to order. An invocation our common country alike and permit or
no division on ancient Ugas. Questions or
from thexOrient on the City of Peking, was delivered by Rev. Milburn, th. foreign policy, of revenue, the soundness
which fas just arrived in San Fran blind chaplain. Beveuty-seven senator, of the currency, tbe Inviolability of na
tional obligations, the Improvement ot the
ciaro. He will leave for Waahington responded on roll-call.
public service, appeal to the Individual con
at onoe carrying with,him inatructioiA
The venerable Mr. Morrill, of V ot - science- of every earnest citlsen, to what
in reference to the Hawaiian treaty of mont, was first recognizbd by the vice- ever party he beh>ngs,-«r In whatever sec
annexation which will be considered president.
He offered a resolution, tion of the country be may reside.
The extra session of this congress which
by the United States senate.
wjiicb waa pagmfl, in the usual form.
closed during July last, enacted Important
When the German reinforcements, that the secretary in forte the house legislation, and, while Its full effects have I the establishment of aattaaal toato with
a minimum capital of IfftMa TMs wM
consisting of four companies of ma that the senate was in session and not been realised, what it has already gc- I enable the smaller villages ««4 aaskaS-
compllshed assures us of Its timeliness and : tural regions of the to—try to to toW-
rines, numbering 38 officers and 1,200 ' 1 reedy to. proceed to business.
plled with currency to asset their de
Allison of Iowa presented a resolu
men, and a company of naval artillery, I
further time will be required, and UM peo
arrive at Kiao Chau hay, for which tion that a committee of two senators ple. satisfied with Ite operation and re mand« I recommend that the too— ad
point, aa already cabled, they will « oa ' be appointed to join a I ike committee sults thus far, are in no mind to withhold
eet out, they will bring th« German from the house to inform the president from It * fair trial.
force there up to 4,668 men, th. lar that congress was in session, and pre
THB CUBRKNCY «UEiTIOX
gest body Germany haa ever «ent be pared to receive any communication be
yond Eropean water«. It is understood might desire to make. The resolution
that the reserves had to be drawn upon. was passed, and the vice-president
Surgeon-General Wyman,* of the named Allison and Gorman as a senate
Tariff legislation having been settled by
the extra session of congress, the question
marina hoapital service, has submitted committee.
By resolution of Cullom of Illinois, next pressing tor consideration Is that of
The most Important yrs Mi as wkk sMih
hia annual report to Secretary Gage. It
the currency. The work of putting our
showa that during tbe fiscal year ended । "the time of..the daily meetings of the finances upon a sound basts, difficult as it this country to now caned npow to deal,
that pertaining te |u Ssvstgn nto-
June 80, 1897, the total number of 1 senate was fixed at noon. , On motion may seem, will appear when we recall tlons, concerns Its duty toward Wests aad
patients treated at hospitals and the ' of Hale of Maine, a recess was then the financial operation of the government the Cuban insurrection. PnsMtma sob .
since USS. On the SOth day of June of conditions mors or lem to csomwsw wMh
dispensaries connected with the service I taken until 1 o'clock.
At 1:80 the senate reassembled and that year, we had outstanding demand those now existtn< hove eowfrswtesl «Ms
was 64,477. Although the total num-
liabilities In the sum of m,StS,M? 41. On government at »id»« liases to the ease
ber of patients treated was 678 in ex- the committee, beaded by Gorman, re the 1st day of July, 18», these ItabHtties The story- of Cuba flor usaay yuan toe
ceM of those treated during the pre ported. The president’s message was had been reduced to >448.88»,496 S8. Of our
vious fiscal year, «he expenditures were - preaeoted by Mr. Pruden -at 1:89 Interest-bearing obligations, the figures an effort toward tbe larger sstogMeaa ag«.
are even more striking. On July V IMS, liberty and self-control; at erg is—d sw-
(688,636, which is (21,000 less than o’clock, and was laid before the senate the principal of the Interest-bearing debt slstknce
to tbe mother country; er sausea-
and read.
the previous year.
of tho government was 81,338.881.80«. On ■ion and warfare and af Mefferts.I to- I
■Mil* । is
°
..
X
The annual report of James H. Eeklaa,
controller of the currency, for the year
ended October 81, 1897, opens with a
brief resume of the history of tlte legis
lation which constitutes the present
National-bank act, and invitee the at
tention of congress to amendments to
the law recommended in former reports,
without , specifically repealing them.
The controller renews his recommend
ation of last year,-urging tbat natioùal
flunk examiners l>e paid an annual sal
ary instead of fees, as now.
In the Lower Honao.
_
The house of reprewntative« present
ed an animated appearance long before
noon. Tho surrounding corridors were
filled with jostling, moving crowds be
fore 11 o’clock. -The «galierie. which
overlook the floor were black with peo-
ple. Floral tribute, for member, were
numerous, and in some instances im
posing.
As the hands of th« clock pointed to
12 Speaker Reed, attired in a black
cutaway coat, and wearing a fed tie,
ascended the rostrum.
The crack of
the gavel subdued the din on the floor
and conversation in the galierie..
In
the deep .Hence which followed the
calling of the asMmblage to order.
the 1st day of July, ins, this sum had
been reduced to 1685,017.100, or an aggre
gate reduction of »1,747,2*4,10«. The Inter
est-bearing debt of the United States on
the let day of December, 1IW7, was JM7.-
MM». The government money now out
standing {December 1) consists of »344.-
«1,014 of United States notes: »Kn.7M.8dO
of treasury notes Issued by authority of
the act of 1180; »8S4.8S1.6O4 of silver a rtlfi-
cates and KI,280.761 of standard silver
dollars.
With tl
meat am
of the past before us, we should not hesi
tate to enter upon a currency revision
.which will make our demand obligations
les« onerous to the government and re
lieve our financial laws t>em amMguHy
and doubt.
The brief review ot what was accom
plished from tho close of the war until
UM makes unreasonable and groundless
anp distrust either of our financial abll-
Il»s.«tuatlon froth
Further information from Washing
ton respecting the pro[>oeed canal and
looks for the channel at the dallea is to
th. effect that it ia proposed to push
a work bf i ffig
Thf
t™t for improving tl< Cohimbfo by «
The speaaer then direct^
small channel at the dalles is adopted to call the roll.
The roll call showed
it will no doubt be stipulated that the the presence of 801 members. There
work must be done with rapidity.
wens 66vacancies from death or rneig-
Jta^l i**"^
,nd °»« cro-
r’Ilroad •oc,d’n» has oc*-H
-
men,ber» ed*ct were read
tr.7M
rarBaW- WhiU ’ P^^nger k ji “
by direction of the speaker, who then
“ ®ut to
“ *>, and
8‘«‘<onary at the terminus,
WU‘ 1,01 h* broken.' How-
•heavy freight train ran into it, owing administered the oath of office to them. ever, the guaranty
of our purpose to keep
to the error of a pointsman. Eleven On motion of Dingley a resolution was the pledge will be best shown b/ ,.dvanc
adopted for the appointment of a oom- ing toward 'to fulfillment.
2itrtkr-‘°
«®-
■vil of the Psweoat Syetem.
MWa^Up°n ,h* P^’dent and I»1?.? *V11 Ot the
system la found
thu*1« re?eiPt8 °l the customs so far Biform him that congress was ready to In the great coat to the government or
this fiscal year undoubtedly will fall receive any communication he desired maintaining the parity of our different
^•d«r.b>y short of esliJ.^“mX
form, of money; that to. keeping ." o
to make. The speaker nam»l ru
them at par with gold. We surely ranm.
7 *."e ro"n«gers of the new tariff bin
“d„¡or this honor.’
°|f
burden •“'« im
thart X?kPenden<’y *" con«rPM- At On mot ¡off of Henderson of Iowa daily poses upon the people, given under fairiv
that time it was estimated ' that ths sessions to begin at noon each day were prosperous conditions, while the p^st roir
demonstrated that {Tl. no?
customs would yield about (180,000,- ordered.
The house then took a short only an expensive charge upon the rov-
000 during the first year. The indioa-
refused, and the war
}ng great loa. of life and tnaaarJ «
taJury ‘® Amertr—^ZL^
besides throwing enhanced bwrd»«*
The present Insurrection I wa , —
February. UK. It k.
"** *
this time, te recall It.
or.IP characterise It.
r "
against the enormOUs
against it by Spain. The revatt
effprta to subdue it
tbe t’ubans prosperous and ewnteate«
enjoying that measure or
1* the iflfalitotlto
couMr^
— «"~ur~ -
The offer made bv me
'bilged
-
>
of this governmeat. f^ua
^f ^^r
Ln"XytOamdT ln
P™^*™p"d'
! -»:x: viK
about 133,000,
mu« i ----------
—
- ‘ --/«PPropriationa
for
thwe men lo.t their live, .„d much I I *898,
*
includine deficiencies
and miscel-
Aftmbte
i'roperty wav destroyed MO*^
“nd *bo"‘ *‘.000.-
m
.^‘ion ot ,rei«h‘ ‘rain K?d« th f *” <*‘in,aUd toT 1898‘
No. 88 had pulled ont °f Williams the troa.n
!“d °1 Pubhe wwk* «>•
•ir that oontrols the brakes gave not treasury department,among other items,
and the train dashed down the steen asks for (100,000
______
for ____
the «Awam
erection of a
‘“oreasing velocity' «°ur“wnto, penitentiary, etc., at Sitka
ibehand brakes were unavailing to Alaska .nJ a™ c Zi
.«oi«a,
’^°<>0 ,Or «»»‘inu«tion
obeck the speeii. .„d when "
Poland Sr0"
* PUW,C buHdin‘
With certainty, get gold Is by borrowin«'
needs’ *t‘ The n° Si”
wMn “ mo*1
The «overnment without any
naed gold revenue is pledged to maintain
talthndtr”^“0"' W,“0h “ h" ««adfiy «nd
5“
y done, *nd which, under the au
« * “w whloh requires the government
after having redeemed it/ notT t„
J
Zerve
cur""‘ funda demands
Th. r?P|en,’hn‘»nt of the gold re-
.¡rax?
-
insufficient to meet the evpen.es of the
imes the govern-
train left the track; Two engi
ooupled to the train, which w._ .
WHmnOn*j wEn8inTO^ Newton and
W atson. and Fireman Berrv were ni.
ned under their re.pect£ ^gLm Sd
•o.t their livm, it i. mld, 'J b.’^
burned to death.
* "•'“K
Emperor William opened the semi™
SttoT“ T- ”“ r
rebels to tbe mother country T w T.
can
Spain
In the .2°^?
promiwat Sn
itirwj ।
Ofa her
own act motto
tive districts coni
armies ware depr>
cultural Inhabltani
about the garrison
waste and their de
policy the late cat
•» a necessary measure
means of cutting off sunnier XT-
insurgenta
"l»Heo fru.
It has utterly-felled as a war -vae
JLZ?;
warfare. It TZT
termination. •
A rain «t this abvwe of th» « ma -
I hav. felt
Casiona to enter the firm
>^s's and long ln,prl^onZ7'"
•rial of pending INmt —.m *.*?***'
the first time sinoe 1894. The cam.
mony took pike in White hall, in the
royal castle.
His majesty read the
speech from the throne.
The steamer Sm, BI m has arrived JB 1
Ban Francisco irom Panama and w.»
ports. She brings the new. tUtlhi
coffee crop for thia season
will be one-third larger than ever s»
Wi” d" “"'h t0WBrd “«king
up Jibe Io«, occasioned by the rendu*
Pape"' “*rt ,ha‘ O»«*»
dlsiurbance of Otoe’s estosscO— wM ••
■* w<* toffs— to «Ms ss—off
Spain unless In the dlrvrtli w to«—nto TMs «* ■— to Mfftaan —g M m U s to StoL
ence or acquisition bg tbe UnMM States •* <M«ff m ba— to— Mato fffSto* to«
through purchaw. nor has títere to— a— ton ea—t— off toe as—M .to— tom
change of this declaré« poltey state a*— SstonMt B— ato a< An — sffnMt-
tbe part of this governnseat.
■ ■■— aa«
toe <—toVto— eg tor ato
The revolution wtoeb brasa la N8. ssta*aBa«íe» ssatotorn aS toe santos.
slon
aptwvaen-
sion. TK.r.
mere Is —
no desire on the
—rr
our people to profit by rhe — i v**”
of Spain. We have —1^0^*^^
Ot,
representing a lot
shi™ g" f°r ‘be tariet*
tE* b“»*’«-
■bip^ Kearaarge and Kentucky, was
tested t,kt the Indian Ran i r__
«round. Tuesday.
For tMtinJ por’d
I**«, two eight-inoh shelte, one a Car-
""
tbe °“,er •
Wheeler sterling, were fired at the
h
continental
iSc^n* dan,'r0U8 -«*
‘° ** that* the re-
oeipta from this ¿uro. will not aggre
gate more than (168,000,000.
**
a
? T. "BWed ‘® ’*1e Knfitand
and aH th
't<’'7
Hon’ Nong. •
tlement io be followed by renewed IS- !
volt. For no enduring period abase «to
enfranchisement of tbe roatiaensnl pan-
■eaalona of Spain In tbe Western eeaM-
nent has the condition of Cm— ar CW
policy of Spain toward fsba —« ra—d
concern to tho United States.
Disabled la Celll.l,...
TTie steamship Co roan, XgW. york
for ®^«»w has put in to Halifax, N.’
'" or- ,
"•’•ng been in cullision witb an
■inkuewn steamer.
'Ohe rainy afternoon a Sullivan Har-
in
T0™“"
•"tertatnment
w . « ¿° P”°” * P'nnMhion that
wedding present 33 years aga
Site found therein 607 needleu of assort