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OREGON
COURIER,
vol. xir.
OREGON CITY. CLACKAMAS COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 18. 1895.
NO. 37.
J
DEFENSE OF CHINA
Matter in Their Own Hands.
THE INFANT NEW YEAR
Begins Ufa aiinpiciuiioly. Ho has waked
in oiio of our guberb beds. Km her
Tune has left liim to drift fur himself
nnd the world InultH etrMtio'A mwl m.u In
him for Din minute, but iie'ii get along Manclinrian Princes Take the
very iiicoiy wiui sucli luxurious sur
roundings. It's juat t lie bedroom suite
for 18II5; it was picked from our display,
t lie largest ami finest, containing all the
latent styles, and every suite a Riecial
viilue. There can't he much insomnia
litis year when such Irresistable charms
for shep are provided. There's a
charm, to), about our parlor suits and
dl pieces, and a double distilled charm
about our prices. It's an opportunity
to net a parlor set for $10 00.
BELLOMY L BUSCH, Oregon City, Ore.
LI HUNG CHANG'S INFLUENCE
15
.YEARS IN
THE OLD ST.
OREGON
LOUIS .
Medical and Surgical Dispensary.
Tlil ! the oldest Private Medical Dispensary
In the city of Portland, the first Medical Dis
pensary ever started In this city. Dr. Keuler,
the old reliable specialist, hai been the general
nmiiaKer or tills Institution for twelve years,
daring which time thousands or eases hare
been cured, and no poor man or woman was
ever rerused treatment because they hsd no
money. Tho St. Louis Dispensary has thou
sand of dollars ill money and property, and la
me financially to make its word good.
I lie si. Louis Dlspensrry has stair or the
beat Physicians and Sturgeons In the country,
,- an men 01 experience. A complete set of 8ur
Kicnl instruments oil hand. The best Klectrlc
Apparatus In the country, both French and
American. Their apparatus for analysing the
urine lor kidney and bladder diseases, are per
fect ami tne very latest. No difference what
doctors have treated you, don't be discouraged,
but go and have a talk with them. It costs you
nuiuuig lor consultation, besides you will be
irenteii klwily. Peraonsare calling at the St.
Louis Dispensary, every day, who have been
treated by some advertising quacks or this city
and received uo benefit. This old dispensary is
the only one In the city that can give references
among the business men and bankers as to their
rommerc.al standing. -They positively
r-maiiieeio cure any and all Private Diseases
in every form and stage without loss of time
irom your work or business.
Rliswnatism f""Xby . "nZx
seal to Dr. Kcsslcr a few month! ago by a friend
attending medical college in BcW. It has
never failed, and we guarantee it.
Kidney and Urinary Complaints.
Painful, difficult, too frequent, milky or
..,w,y urine, ununiural uncharges, carefully
Irrnlrd and permanently cured. Piles, rheum
ntisin nnd neuralgia treated by our new reme
dies and cures guaranteed.
They Find This I. Necessary In Order to
I'reveut the Intrigue or Chinese Of.
Heinle Chinese Htragglers Heeonie
Savages, Lost to All Human reeling.
London, January IS. The Times has
tliis dispatch from its Tien Tsin corre
spondent;
The Manchurian Princes have taken
(lie defense of the country Into their
own hands. The intrigues of the Chi
nese ofiicials aim to thwart them ; hence
a conflict that paralyzes the executive
power. Li Hung Chang, though relieved
of all functions exceot that of Governor
of the province, still Indirectly influ'
ences the ofiicials. Chinese arriving from
Manchuria report that the country be
tween the rivers Yalu and Liao Ho is
desolate. No honses are standing. The
timber has been burned, and towns and
villages, erstwhile populous, are without
a vestige of life. Only scattered grouos
of frozen corpses are seen. Food and
fuel cannot be got. The wounded sailer
terribly. The movements of troops on
both sides are hindered by the exhaus
tion of the supplies, which the country
people at first supplied through fear.
The stragglers from the Chinese armv.
who have taken refuge in the hills and
I forests, have become savages, lost to all
human feeling.
THE ARMIES IN Tllg FIELD.
London. January 15. The Central
News correspondent in Tokio Quotes a
dispatch, dated at Hai Chang yesterday,
irom Ldentenant-ueneral Kale lira, who
COOK CAPTURED.
WANTS THE 'EARTH I THE C0MMITTEES-
The Notorious Oklahoma Outlaw Run I
to Karth III New Malice,
Saktc Fr, January 15. United States
Marshal Hall to-day received dispatch
from Sheriff C. C. Terry of Chaves
county, who yesterday captured Bill
Cook, the notorious outlaw of Oklaho
ma, stating that the prisoner had been
Conditions Under Which Teace
May be Declared.
Practically Settled Mo Tariff Legislation
be rushed This Session.
Wahiiinutox, January 14, The Wavs
and Mean Committee of the House met
to-day for the first time In months. It
was expected the meeting might bring
important developments in view of the
ma, stating mat tne prisoner nail Dccn NOTHING SMALL ABOUT JAPAN Rvernment's noed of Increased revenue,
safely landed In Jail at Roswell this fore- No positive conclusions were reached,
. mi ,i . .ir .. . j I I-'
however, beyond the reference of several
pan
questions to subcommittees and a fa
vorable report on the bill exempting
from duty exhibits at the Baltimore Ex
position in 1897. The actionof the com
miltee was looked upon as significant,
indicating that no tariff legislation will
1 , . t .... i. PueheU this session. Wilson stated
- tnnv a i ; r . , ,i, . i. i i
rondit on .f l.l,Ia. J "" biiuwd
To Demand as I'eaee Conditions Certain
Islands, the Nutorallily o' Cores and
the Ilrniollllou of Forts-Two Hon
dred Ihlnese Killed In Hal tie.
auon, January h. ine Standard's
ierun correspondent telegraphs
mainline. ....r ln,ln,nt .in promising increase since tne woolen
.. . " . . . ' i""""" schedule went Into ellect January 1,
noon. The outlaws apture was ellccti d
at an isolated cattle ranch few miles
southeast of Old Fort Sumner, Perry
and two deputies were In search of
horse thieves east of Fort Sumner yes
terday, when Sheriff Perry met and
recognized Cook at the first glance.
Quicker than a flash Perry and his men
had their Winchesters np, and Cook was
so thoroughly surprised that lie lost ins
nerve, and although he had two six-
alinntera ahnnt lita uraiat. Ida hand srMnt
up at the command of the Sheriff. " Lo be independent ol China and The resolution bv Penes of Coloradoiak.
Handcuffs were put on his wrists, and under Japaneee suzerainty: that China ing the Secretary of the Treasury to in-
he was mounted and strapped on his I mn.t n. I form Cono-ress as to lbs alviaaliilits nf
, . . . , ' - . h.. hub VOIWH lOIOIlUB, IKO 1110 lOTlfl . . . , , . . , J
wwii nurse, which was lutiuu neu on me i , t.Iii, ,l;.,i t,. ,i j n, , I ""Teasing; me ueer lax was Voted down
Plains near the cabin. -One deotitv led ""'"""""" wtliout d vis on. and an nnfavorahlo
T ..... . m . . ii.i ,l llL ll . .fit it - ..v.v
tne animal, while Bhenir Terry and tits " e,i uemunsn an loruncauons on report w ill be made in accordant vlth
other deputy rodo behind them. Thus the roulo from Corea into China, and the sugge stion of Tarsney, that the re
the trip to lioswell was made, a distance ihaf .lunnn .1..H u ti.. r. ...... i quested information was full v covered
of sixty-five miles. Mari-ha Hall ex-1 , (1111 . ...... . by the annual report of the Secretary of
feels to Hear from the United Mates " r- ...... f... - the treasury and the Commissioner of
ietrict Attorney of Oklahoma, ArkBn- tobllshnient of relations looking to Internal Kevenue. The bill ol Money
Chinese-Japanese alliance will alro be 01 Aiisstssippi for increasing the beer
required." l8X w,s reierred to the subcommittee
on internal revenue. Wilson's bill to
irlu. Uge on- tii one-tenth different! on
imuoh, January n. a aispatcn to sugar was also referred to a subcom
the Central News, dated Kaiping, Janu- niittee. Whiting reqnested the correc-
thur (Jeneral llon 01 Bn error in me tariit law as to
the Japanese hemp carpets. Keed objected with the
PORTLAND MARKETS.
sas and Texas, to whom he wired, an
nouncing Cook's capture. It is said
that with the State, express and railroad
companies' officials there are rewards
amounting to $15,000 for Cook's capture.
n an interview with the captured bandit
at Koawell he acknowledged himself as ary 10, midnight, says
Bill Cook, and said that when captured Nogi, who commanded
he was on his way to Mexico and meant troopB that took nart in the battle near
w quit m Highway, neeaiu: mere, reports as follows:
1 He Officers have me. and Will take "The Chinese had erected extensive
me back where I am known, and there defenses near the river. We attacked
is no use for me to deny it. but don't first the two win nf tlm enemv. and
i. . I , I : i . I - .it i l. . , . .
give uie iitm iikb iiie uuier iuiiuwb uave, inen tne center, and finally by a nank
sarcastic statement that the law was all
eriors. The proponed correction was
then referred to a subcommittee.
BgroBK Till TEUBITOBIES COMMITTEE.
Washington. January 14. The Gov-
ernor of Alaska to-day addressed the
In. I h.na Mmn. h. k. .n . 1 1 . . I -
that are charged to me. . I have doneall sion of Kaiping "at 10 1 m? 0 TZZZmZI'
my work on the open highway, never 200 Chinese are known to have been ff.poh a SSXr T Justi ea of tlm
friT! killed, but it is impossible to ascertain iAATJKllTMh
man iiiiiroD iv nao v, n iiuicc vi liib eAU'i iiiiiiniHr wnnniii'u. vv H innv
food that I was compelled to have when
represents that one portion of General dodgii g the officers. My brother Jim
Sung s army left long Kow January 8 was sever connected with any train
fl 1 li firPQ y.'. Csncers. Rle., cured, no
U I U OUI CO difTcreuce how loug alfected.
Private Diseases ,autee tocure any case
ol hvplnlia, (junorlMEa, Ulret. Strictureacured
no clifcrciice how long staunlng. Spermator-rha-a,
l.osa of Manhood, or NiKhtly Kmlsaioua
cured permanently. The habit of Self Abuse
ellectually cured in a short time.
errors and follies of
Call be remeritetl
theae old doctors will give you wholesome ad
vi and cure you make you perfectly strong
iit'iiii,,. iuii will oe ntiijicf.fi nt titiv
eesa in curing SrBKMATOKa iiika, Srminal Uia.
IWK11.T
Vniiim M.a Vonr
IUUIIK HIGH youth
Young Men or Old'
Vailing Mnnhood. l'hyaic
Suffering from Nr..
voua ukuilitv, lost.
aical Kxcesse. Mnin.
Worrv. Stunted Develoimient. nm,,.,...!
weakness, enn be restored to Hkkfkct Mkai.th
and the Noni.K Vitalitv ok Stkono Mun, the
Pride and Power of Nations. We claim by
years of practice by our exclusive methods a
uniform "Monopoly of Success," in treating all
diseases, weaknesses and afflictious of men:
FEMAIE DISEASES &i!LlZ Jssz
Prostration, reuiale Weakness, Leucorrhosa
and Oeneral Debility, and Woru Out Women
speedily brought to enjoy life again. Call or
ivrne uarucuiura Ol your case. Home treat.
mem itiriiinnra uy writing US partlculara
iciici. Birii-ur roiiniicuimi.
for Kaiping and another portion
marched in the direction of Hai Chang.
The enemy's main force retreated Janu
ary 10 to Ku Ho I lee. The Japanese
cavalry is now scouting for the Chinese.
Dating his dispatch at Kaiping, yes
terday General Nogi reports that his
scouts say General Fmg with some 10.-
000 Chinese is in the vicinity of Tsaicho,
Uther Japanese commanders report a
large force of Chinese in the vicinity of
Yeig Kow and Lao Ya Ten.
160 prisoners."
The Chinese force, including the artil
lery, is stated In have imnilu'rcd 4 000
11 : ii(ii .1, I ' ... . . ..
roouenes, ami i uiu not nave anything ueneral Kogi also states that 10,000 Chi
nese troops under Genet al leh were
moving up to support Kaiping, bnt,
to do with the Rock Island or Texas and
Pacitic holdups nor the Santa Fe and
Fort Worth, but did rob the 'Frisco at
Bed Fork last July. Five other boys
were with me. I had nothing to do with
bank robberies. I was in but one rob
bery, and if indicted for that under the
name of Bill Cook, will plead guilty."
A PLEASING MAJORITY.
Ministers Delighted With tho Itelehe
tag Vote.
Bekmn, January 15. The majority
which referred the anti-Socialist bill to
the committee yesterday was large
All
' unless necessary.
MKOICINK furnished free In .11 Prl.nt. ...J
u ire-NO cuttlus, Wlo or atretchlnir ' "J iotiors.
General Nich. while escaping in a car
riage January 10, passed within fifty me
ters of the Japanese, who killed his
horses, wounded him and nearly made
him a prisoner.
The Chinese peace envov. Chang Tin
noon, arrivea in euaiiRiiai mis evening onnnoh indalial.tiliaMir.i.i,,,.. n,
withaBuiteof fiftv-six. The Cantonese I .!... ,i .
nnio hi. nln f .In.n .nrl Hu..lOM SIBieU mainly Ol national liberals and Ttennv Tnnri,14 TIArolrH.nefia.
in their placards that he will disurace . Coneeivatives, against whom were ar- zette advises Japan to make peace with
rayed the (social .Democrats. South Ger- uuina at once, ine uazetie warns Ja-
man Democrats, Radicals and a few
Guelphs and independents. The Em
peror was much pleased with the result
power to try certain cases under the law
of Uregon, which he wants extended to
Alaska. At present there is but one
Federal Court in the Territory. The
size of the Territory makes it necessary
to go thousands of miles to court, and
trm tkla nn u.n ,A T . . 1 1 - . 1
I . ,1 I. f .U ! I .v. .o . i(wuu im nniii.e uuniii.CB w lie-
rei .ii, u, ine"":i. cide minor cases, especially liquor com.
.v ...... ..B "j.v... . ...a piainis,
,WU .IUVII ,ArAiinnn .fllllVOIAaS, I lin.MDn.n Bnn ... . ........
J1AU ie A aa UaUUIIM 1,1, a . ,
Edda. the Japanese student, who while w ashinoton January u -i he House
in delirium escaped from his room at St. Committee on Commerce to-day decided
coni,.n. ii...... i ;.wii ji.. to lavoraoiy report nermann's bill lor a
appeared, was found yesterday seated Jf. ll?,hl8',11P nd'K "8nl opposite
besitie a ImveUtck near Aladaiin, He r ." ..., " mi " F"2 "
Wheat Market,
J here Is no change to report In the
local wheat market. Business is quiet
and prices as formerly quoted. A large
number of ships in port are receiving
gooti dispatch. Only one ship in the
harbor is disengaged. The local ton.
nage report is as follows : Engaged, 21),
832 tons j disengaged, 1,834 tons: to ar
rive, 47,151 tons; total, 48,317 tons: total
same time last year, 37,233 tons: same
date 1803, 60,588 tons ; same date 1892,
tl,ivi tons, lxxial export wheat quota.
nous are: vauey, ii'io per cental
Walla Walla 07K70c per cental.
Produce Market.
FlOUB Portland. Salam. Casmiliaand
Dayton, are quoted at $2.40 per barrel ;
Golddrop, 12.05; Snowflake, $2.35; Ben
ton county, $2.40; graham, T2.152.40;
superfine, $2.
Oath Good white oats are n tinted at
OR si fill 1 1 T ntm s-. n.
Atauc; mining, xttaxuc; gray, Z0(rz7c.
foil
Of TAPE
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(Samplesof which can be seen at their office,
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uiKCH cienti name at Dedtintr? and tirin.. i. niAi i iiivkhvh.h f.'. .
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in, if it is cloudy, or has a cloudy aetllina iu II .i , ".'V1 PATIKM9, write Tor que
you have some kidney or bladder diseaae tlon, b,?"k a"rt ,ref diH"ols of your trouble,
' I enclosing stamps for answer.
China.
DECLARATION FROM BU8SIA.
St. Petbrsbubo, January 15. The
Novoe Vremya says to-day in a leader
-nrHhs lisstopa a-sr - - ".
" If the friendly and peaceful repre- of tbe flrt reading, although it gives no
sentations of Russia's diplomacy be not guarantee of the future of the bill. He
considered, she will be compelled to sup
port ber claims on Corea with force of
had suffered much from exposure. He
had taken with him a razor with which
to 6ght the Chinese. His idea was to
walk to Japan and join the Mikado's
army tliure. He now shows signs of re
turning reason.
ADVISED TO HAKE PEACE.
pan that her demands may become so
be selected by the Secretary of the Treas
ury, the ship to cost $"0,000.
NEW CURRENCY BILL.
by
Provisions of the One Introduced
Senator MePherson.
Washington, January 14. Late this
afternoon, out of its regular order, Mc-
Thereon sought to Introduce a financial
exaggerated that the European powers bill, but owing to the objection being
made, he withdrew it, although be was
granted permission to have it printed in
CATARRH AND PILES.
tMepuarrtnteetocnreanycaseof Ciitnrrh or Piles. Don't he afraid to trt
becuuse so ninny remedies have failed. Treated with our own remedies.
Address with stump,
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TUB TONd I1AK 1NBUBRKCTION.
' Lo.ndo.v, Januaty 15. The Tokio cor
respondent of the Central News says :
Jn a dispatch from Fusan Captain Ta
kubakan yesterday reported that the
Tong Hak insurrection in Junt Sen Do
lias been suppressed. A captured spy
declared that the insurgents would prove
ine sincerity ot tneir surrender by tie
heading their principal chiefs and forty
others. The Captain and the Corea n
authorities examined the Tong Hak
prisoners, who declared that divisions
had occurred among them, when the
Japanese sailors and Corean soldiers at
tacked them and completely terrified
them.
THEY'RE AFTER GUNST.
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Seres,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments, '
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang liniment conquer!
Pain,
Makes flail r Beast wsfl
fin.
To CONSUMPTIVES
In ondersirned having been restored to
health by simple means, after snnVting for
several years with a severe lung affertkm. and
tbal dread disease Coa?aa prion, is eDitou lo
make snown to his fellow sufferers the means
of core. To ihore who desire It. he will cheer
fully send (free of charge; e copy of theprescrin
tion aseri, which thev will find a sore rare for
roa.awiptlon. Asthma, Catarrh, Brnnrhl
tla and all throat snl lung Maladies. He
hopes !l sufferers will try his reined t. aa It is
invaluable. Those desiring tbe prearription.
which will cost them nothing, and may prove a
-leasing, will please addren.
Rev. Eg-warf A. Wiltea, Brssklya. N. Y.
ran Franciscans Again Say Everything
Bad of Klui.
San Fbascisco, January . 15. Two
monster mass meetings were held in this
city tliis afternoon to protest against the
appointment of M. A. Gunst as Police
Commissioner; to denounce local polit
ical corruption and to protest against
District Attorney Knight for not causing
the arrest of C, P. Huntington. The
first two subjects came in for the greater
attention from the various speakers,
Dr. Elbert Dille addressed the big audi
ence that crowded Odd Fellows' Hall to
the doors, filling gallery and floor, until
there was not a seat left. Held at the
instance of the law and order league, it
was a significant and enthusiastic dem
onstration, marked by fiery speeches
and followed to the close by the hearty
accord of a gathering wholly in earnest
Dr. Dille compared the government of a
Republic to a pyramid, saying:
" Only two things can reach the top
ine eagie ana tne lizard ana in city af
fairs it is the reptile that gets there,
leaving his slimy trail behind. All the
gamblers and all the vicious are saying
'We've found our Moses. We've got San
Francisco and a fence around it, and our
Moses to lead us into it.' "
Dr. C. O. Brown's message to ex-Governor
Markham was read. It was:- -
"With boss rule, thug rule, corr tint ion
rule and the indifference of good citizens
tnis has become a government of the
worst, by the worst and for the worst.
You have done Ibis lo please the . liijuor
men and me gammers, ihey have put
their brand on you, and you are their
man. ine mark you have put on your
self is indelible. There is an immortal
ity of infamy. From this hour Govern
or Markham stands convicted as a man
who seeks the approval of the dregs of
society. He has thrown a mantle of
shame over the closing hours of a
wrecked administration."
One leading sentiment ran through all
the speeches: "We want a new char
ter." When Dr. Brown was called to
the platform he said :
Oood will come of tbe Gunst ap
pointment. Out of it will come a new
charter, and we will see to it that the
whole miserable Police Commission is
wiped ont of existence. We do not want
a Police Commission in fraternity with
the gamblers, saloons and brothels. No
man has any business on the Police Com
mission who has any connection with
gambling and pool-selling. This ap
pointment says to the gamblers : ' Bovs.
you can go on about yoor business, and
1 as a Police Commissioner will wink my
eye on that side.' "
congratulated Chancellor Prince Hohen-
i- i , . . , r, , films- ijianK tne ranperur imu issueu an
' .'"I C0S.m!.!d.!,.r?.hly.. G.eMf! orde? for the arrest of three Generals
wan. v UI IIOVIVIIUUIU S BKKICBD1VU
will not allow China to concede thein
-.UEY COMMANDED AT PORT ABTflUR.
London, January 14. A Peking dis
patch says that at the instance of Li
Hung Chang the Emperor has issued an
speech. His Majesty is said to have
heard with his own ears how his War
Minister defied and reproached the So
cialists. He is supposed to have sat in
the recess of the imperial box, where
unseen by the members he could hear
all that was said in the debate. The
Social Democrats have revived from the
inactivity of previous weeks, and have
mobilised all their forces against the bill.
Friday evening they held meetings to
protest in every district of Berlin. Ig
nase Auer, August Betel, Paul Singer,
William Leibknecht and several other
Deputies made speeches. Most of them
seemed to expect defeat. They warned
their adherents to prepare for the era of
repression to be Inaugurated npon the
passage of the bill. Tliev advised all to
destroy ail letters, lists, accounts ol pro
who commanded the Chinese troops at
Port Arthur.
IN FIGHTING CONDITION AGAIN.
Shanghai, January 14. Divers have
patched up the Chinese warship Chen
Yuen. She is now in good lighting con
dition. THE WHISKY TRUST.
Appeal From Grosseup'a Decision In the
Circuit Court of Appeals.
Chicago, January 14. The United
StateB Circuit Court of Appeals this
morning took up the appeul of the
Whisky Trust from the decision of Judge
Grossciip, awanling $37,000 of rebates to
the Gottschalk Company of Baltimore,
ceedings and plans o agitation wnich ,ln" 8.i , .i Binges ui ii e
,.. k. n....i : a'KuX .!5 ".!... foundation of the trust. In order lo
Esela Extradition Proceedings.
Wasiiingtos. January 14. Respond
ing to resolution of the Senate, the
President has sent to Uw. body a copy
of the extradition proceedings of Gen
eral Ezeta, late Vice-President of Salva
dor, and otber refugees who were granted
an asylum on board tbe Bennington.
Much of the correspondence is of a tech
nical legal character.
since the expiration of the Bismarckian
laws and thus make ready to face with
ont fear the house researches and es
pionage of the police. In Hamburg
similar meetings nave Deen held. Hoth
there and in Berlin the meetings were
remarkable for the number of women
present. Conversations in the lobbies
" ( 4 1!..I... I. . 1 WBS UISII
',1 HI , "y.i: r 'A' clined to till out the form
government would carry the main para
graphs of the bill. Tbe Clericals will
modify a few provisions in committee,
but will not change the measure mate
rially. The Social Democratic leaders
were especially loud in their declarations
that an amended bill would surely dbss.
The Clericals have obtained priority
for the debate on their bill, for the re
turn of the Jesuits. The bill will pass
its nrsi reauing to-morrow.
keep its hold on trade the trust granted
to all dealers who handle its goods ex
clusively a rebate of from 2 to 5 cents a
gallon. To secure the payment of the
rebate it was necessary for the distribu
tor, wholesale or retail, to fill out a form
furnished by the trust, to which an af
fidavit was made. Gottschalk & Co.
was distributor for the trust, and de-
, The suit for
the collection of its claim was then begun,
and in April last Judge brosscup rcn
dered judgment against the trust for (37,'
112. The trust was not represented be'
fore the court to-day. Its attorney, W
W. Stevens, requested by letter a post
ponement, and, if it would not be
granted, said he would submit bis brief
without argument. The Gottschalk
Company is represented byex-Governor
and ex-United States Senator White of
Maryland.
full in the Record. When MePherson
sought to introduce the bill Aldrich
asked that it be read at length, but
Cockrell, in charge of the deficiency bill,
objected, and MePherson, thrusting the
proposed bill in his pocket, left the
chamber. The bill, which he may
again introduce, provides for an issue of
3 per cent bontlB for the purpose of car
rying into ellect the resumption act ol
ibio, and makes them payable at the
pleasure of the government after a period
of five years from their date of issue.
It also provides for the coinage of the
seigniorage now in the treasury to tbe
amount of $66,000,000, Chat amount to
be paid for public expenses as needed.
It is expressly stipulated that nothing
in the act should be construed to change
tiie law relating to treasury notes now
outstanding. The Secretary ot the
Tieusury is authorized, in lieu of the
issue of bonds, to reuuire that one-half
ot the customs duties Bhall be paid in
gold, goltl certificates and United States
notes. All national banks are per
mitted to issue currency up to the par
value of the bonds deposited with the
government to secure their circulation,
RICH GOLD STRIKES.
THAT ATHLETIC MATCH.
DINQLEY'S SUBSTITUTE.
The English Are Determined, and Will
Bring It Off If Possible.
Provision of III II Amending the Present
Hhlpplug Act.
Washington, January 14. The bill to
anion.! 41m law 1allnn In filitrmlna
wa. .Ko,n a ,li.rx.I, ,l.:il .1 I- " ""' .- fl--K
, . ::r.". " rrH7 Commissioners, which the House passed
to-day, was a substitute prepared by
London, January 13. The permanent
Secretary of the London Athletic Club
of Chairman Williams .of the Athletic
Committee of tbe New York Athletic
Club to the interview with Holman,
Honorary Secretary of the London Ath
letic Club. Mr. Parker said :
" I cannot at present speak officially.
but I am sure that of the dates given.
Ding'ey of Maine for the bill as reported
by the Committee on Merchant Marine
and Fisheries. It was acceptable to the
committee and to Maguire of California
who was especially interested in the
matter. It amends the act of 1890, in
September 12 and September 21, the, tead of repealing it, se as to provide
committee would prefer September 12,
ior ine university mem tiers ot the team
are obliged to go ha -k to their studies at
the opening of the term in October.
Twelve letters which I have received to-
that when seamen are shipped before a
shipping ijommissioner lor the coast
wise trade or for trade with Canada,
Newfoundland, Mexico or West Indies
w.... . i . .. M i.A .... .1.. tn
, n , , ,. , " S'.tUICll OIIBII W UISUO 111 milting
day have confirmed our previous belief ,d the seamen so shipped shall be paid
.......,B ... ,iu- ana aiscbargert as provided by the sh p-
rvtaaihla Kilt malhnn Y,m A ..!, I ,n . r . r
way in order to arrange for the interna- pectg jf the shipment had not been
tional meeting, and the London Club's a.ia ir, . ai,ir,ninn rv.mm;.,;..
autumn meeting, September 28, there- and tb.t the clothing of seamen shall be
lore, will probably be abandoned. The exempt from attachment, and any per
pindon Athletic Club will send s team Urn withholding such clothing from its
from within the limits of its own mem- .i.n -
. .. .,, , t. . . :. , uniina biisii uv euuin. ai s 111c uvi '
heratnn nil will m.ka lh l. I .- ... 1
---ri ceeuing f luu,
in the match among members of the
club, and the opinion is that too long a
period has elapsed without an interna
tional contest."
Want Bread for 1 heir Families.
Dubois, Pa., January 15. The pros
pects for a speedy settlement of the mil
Extra ftesslon Probable.
Nsw 'Yobk, January 14. The Her
arld's Washington correspondent tele
graphs: " I have the highest authority
for the statement that President Cleve
land will call an extra session of Con-
IIV UIU - I , . . . . ,'
ers strike are apparently yery good. The the present session if this (Wress
men are willing to work on short time if ad ion'us without enacting any leaisla-
tbeir comrades, who were recently dig- tion for the relief ol the treasury. The
. - I TI . I . I 1 1
charged, are taken back. Tbey say they
win make tins concession in order to
keep the families of tbe idle miners from
starving. Mr. Klliot, the general man
ager for Lewis, Bell 4 Yates, the owners
of the mines in which the strike is on.
has gone to Buffalo to lav the dto posi
tion from the men before tbe firm. He
President has authorized a member of
the House Committee on Rules and a
prominent Democratic leader to make
this statement for him."
Another Hall Combine.
Montbeal, January 14. Another nail
combine was formed here to-day. The
is expected back to-morrow, and unon price of cut nails was advanced 60 cents
the reply he will bring depends the im- per keg. The following manufacturers
Sllvor Mine at Creede Develop! Into
Cold Producer,
Ckkedk, Col., January 14. A big gold
strike was made to-day in the New York
and Chance mine at this place. Hereto
fore the mine had been a rich sit
ver producer and enriched the owners
several hundred thousand dollars, and
now it hns developed into a gold pro
ducer. Tbe strike was made on the
1,000-foot level. A shipment made to
day carries fourteen ounces of gold and
400 ounces of silver. Henry Wolcott
and Judge E. 0. Lefevre of Denver are
the principal owners.
NEW STKIgg NEAH SILVgB CLIFF.
Sii.vkb Ci-iff. Col.. January 14.
Great interest prevails here over a new
gold strike four miles from town. The
rock formation and ore is said by Crip
ple Creek experts to be identical with
that of Bull Hill. The assays made by
the best assayers in the State show from
fl2 to $700 per ton, gold and silver
values. J he vein is in the uassicgmine
belt.
PURITY OF THE BALLOT.
No End of Fraud Discovered In the Ban
Prancl.co Election.
San Fbancisco, January 14. Since
the recount began in the Haley-Curry
contest over the County Clerkship the
disclosure of no one day has equaled the
discoveries of fraud made to-day. Proof
was produced that votes were stolen in
blocks of fifty by the officers who count
ed the ballots immediately alter election.
Party lines did not separate the honest
election officers from thieves. Officers
filaced at the polls by each party v lo
afed their oaths and committed crimes,
and, strange to say, the two bands of
thieves stole almost exactly the same
number of votes, Haley making a net
gain of only one vote during the day.
Adams Repeated His Charges.
Coi.CMBt'8, January 14. President A.
, Adams of tbe Ohio miners in a speech
to miners at Miawnee reiterated the
charge that not a miners' strike had
been settled during the past nve years
n which the settlement was not brought
about by corrupt influences. Local la
bor leaders say that rresidrut Mctsride
will have to prove his innocence of the
charges made against him by Adams or
suffer the eonseijnences.
mediate outcome of the strike. Tbe
strikers say they are willing to make
any reasonable compromise that will
give all of them at least enough to pro
vide bread lor their families.
are included in the pool : The Canada
Rolling Mills, Pillow, Horsey A Co.,
Montreal Rolling Mills, Abbott A Co.,
Graham Nail Works and the Ontario
BolliD. Mills.
Baring Liquidation) Concluded.
Ns Yobs, January 14. The Evening
Poet's financial cablegram from London
tv-day says that the Baring liquidation
has been formally and finally concluded.
A circular will be issued to-night, thank
ing tbe guarantors and relieving them
frees all (ortaer liability.
Kn 0.1 nail im aiiaIh1 aa In Iah
- wH.a ... i, ,.wt-i.v, oka lunun.i uaun.
$5.76(30.00: barrels. 0.00fSU.25: cases.
an nf - v ' '
nAKLgr reeu barley. tWMO&o per
ceniai; urewing, aucgsoc per cental,
Becoming to quality.
Mimjjtuffh Bran, $13.60; shorts,
$13.60: chop feed, $16017; middlings,
none in market; chicken wheat, 76c
per cental. -
hat uood, $Hio per ton.
Buttbb Firm : fancy creamery is
q noted at 2527Jo; fancy dairy, 20
22c; fair to good, 1517icj common,
Chbksb Oregon fair. 8(10 nr
pound ; fancy, 10(ijl2e ; young America,
910c; Swiss, imported, S032c; do
mestic, 1416c
Potatoes Quotations wholly nomi
nal.
Onions Good Oregon. 7ri)(v
cental.
Pooltbt Chickens. l2.R0f3i.rnn nor
dozen; ducks, $4.00(314.60 geese, '0.0O
7.00; turkeys, live, not wanted; dressed,
choice, 13c per pound.
Fbbbu Fkuit California grapes quoted
at 85c$l per crate; good Oregon apples
bring $1.001.25 per box; Jersey cran
berries, $14.00; pears, $1.00(o)1.16 per
box; persimmons, It. i(a 1.36 per box.
Eggs Oregon, scarce and firm at 2Kn
per dozen ; Eastern, 26c.
TinDtmi. ITanix rtalifn 1.
.w. .. IV 1 . umiiuiuia IUUIUI1B,
$5.60e.60; Sicily, $0.60; bananas, $2.60
ujo.ou per Duncn ; t lorma oranges, H.UU
(34.25 per box; California navels, $3.60
per pox; pineapples, Honolulu. $3.00(3
3.60; sugar loaf, $6. Figs, California
oiacx, boxes, quoted at V1.Z5; sacks, 4
oc; uaillornta white, 10-pound boxes,
li.iutSl.io; ZD-pound boxes, $2.60
sacks, G8c; Turkish, boxes, 14 16c
fancy large. 20021c: bags. 10c.
Obegon Vegetables Cabbage, Jj'lc
per pound ; squash, tioc per dozen.
California Vegetables Brussels
sprouts, 65Mc per pound : string beans.
1213c per pound; green peas, 1213c
per pounu; arucnoxes, si.zo per dozen;
cauliflower, UOc per dozen ; sweet pota
toes, $1.50(41.75 per cental ; cucumbers,
oc per aozen ; asparagus, ihc per pound.
Nuts Almonds, soft she I. 12(3140
per pound; paper shell, 1617c; new
crop uamorma walnuts, soft . shell,
iac: standard walnnts.- 10Mailc!
Ohio chesnuts, new crop. 14(S15c: De-
cans, i.i(tf loc ; Brazils, tzj 13c; filberts,
u(5ioc; peanuts, raw, lancy, 57c;
roasiea, iuc; nickory nuts, 8(giuc; co-
coanuis, uuc per dozen.
Wool Valley, 7(10c, according to
quality; Umpqua,79c; fall clip, 6(a)6c;
Eastern Oregon, 6(3j7c.
Hops Choice, 7c; medium, 46e;
poor, 23c.
Provisions Eastern hams, medium.
U-iV2o per pound; hams, picnic,
umue; break-last bacon ulSe',
short clear sides, 10llc; dry salt
sides, 910c; dried beef hams, 13
(i 14c; lard, compound, in tins,
00 ; lard, pure, in tins, 7)llJc; pigs'
feet, 80s, $3.60; pigs' feet, 40s, $3.25;
kits, $1.26.
Merchandise Market.
Salmon. Columbia, river No. 1, talis,
$1.261.0; No. 2, tolls, $2.262.60;
fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.76(n)l.bii; Alaska,
No. 1, talis, $1.201.30; No. 2, tolls, $1.90
2.25.
Coal Steady; domestic, $6.007.60
per ton; foreign, $8.50 11.00.
Beans Small white, No. 1, SJc per
pound; butter, 3c; bayou, 3c; Lima,
Buoab D, 4'c: C, 4,i(c ; extra C, 4c:
dry granulated, 6:; cube crushed and
powdered, 6,'c per pound ; Jc per pound
discount on all grades for prompt cash ;
half barrels, a more titan barrels;
maple sugar, lotgiuc per pound.
Cordage Manilla rope, l'-inch, Is
quoted at VHc, and Sisal, O'c per pound.
Corrgg-CostaRica,22rd23c;Rio,20
(ifc; Salvador, ttfc; Mocha,
20), (328c; Padang Java, 81c; Palem bang
Java, 2028c; Lahat Java, 23(325c; Ar
buckle's Mokuska and Lion, $22.30 per
i uu-pound case; uoiumbia, $.U per
luu-pouna case.
Meal Market.
Beef Gross, top steers, $2.25(3 2.35;
fair to good steers, $2.00; cows, $1.76(9
z.ov; dressed peel, B(tt4io per pound.
Mdtton Gross, best sheep wethers.
$1.75; ewes, $1.50(31.65; lambs, 2e per
pound; dressed mutton. 3(4c: lambs.
4c.
Veal Dressed, small. 66c: large. 3
(gic per pound.
Hoos Gross, choice, heavy. $3.7501
4.00; light and feeders, $3.75; dressed,
Vio per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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prompt answer and an honest opinion, write to
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experience In the patent business. Communica
tions strictly confldentir.1. A Handbook of In
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loal and sulenttno bonks sent rree.
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FboUE Net cash prices : Family ex.
tras, $3.40(33.55 per barrel ; bakers' ex
tras, $3.303.40; superfine, $2.20(32.65,
Wiikat the market remains station
ary in price, with no great activi y in
progress. Quotable at 87 !c per cental
for No. 1 shipping and HHllc for a choice
article. Milling qualities are steady at
per cental; Walla Walla
wheat, 75(n 7(J'aC for fair average quality.
8O085c for blue stem and 7072)c for
damp.
BAH!.gY ine situation does not show
mprovement; demand light and prices
easy. We quote: reed, fair to good,
7834c: choice, 81(882c; brewing. 80
!i6c per cental.
Oath Prices are easy at the late re
duction. Milling quoted at .2;
surprise, $1.051.15: fancy feed, W7V
; goo I to choice, 87oii5c; poor to
lair, W c; black. 11.16(31.30: red.
$1.12(al.l7i; gray, 92c(8$l.C0 per
cental.
Hops Quotable at 5(3 8c per pound.
Potatoes The market is steady for
hoice goods. Volunteer new potatoes
are quoted at ldic per pound; Early
Kose, 35(345c; Kiver Ked, 30(335c; Bur
banks, 35(350c; Oregon Burbanks, 50fi
85c; ralinas Burbanks, 76c$1.00;
sweets, 60(3 75c per cental.
Unions Quotable at 60(3 iUc per cent
Woo l Fall Free Northern. 78e:
Northern defective, 6(?7c; Southern and
8an Joaquin, light and free, 6t36c : South
ern and San Joaqnin, defective, SQ4e.
More Frande Developeat.
Sit Fsabaxcisco, January 12. The
recount of the vote tor Sheriff developed
more frauds to-day, and demonstrated
the necessity for the enactment of law
to simplify the counting of ballots. The
result of tbe day's labor was a net of
thirty-nine for McNeb, making total
gain to date of 25 U I
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