4 Oregon CM VOL. 21. NO. 43. OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AI'RIL 17, 1891. ESTABLISH ED 1866 The Enterprise. .i IHil.llwhwd ICvry Krldny. jItoIpai'L'R or claciamas county. i n,lllHCHIlTI()N IUTKK, I fAYASbS ID AllVASl'S; ii ver - - - - i i"' 41 months - - - - - 1 " Hire liionllis - - .. " , AiWdrtUlim rates given on application : irx-xsrr. itm for tiim gsTHRpnisa. .Jakbv,. Gso. Kkihiit. JbACAAMAS. - - A. MATIIKR. 4lLWAIil, - ( i ARTHUR -BLOCK. Jmi)N Mills, - U. i- Truli.inokr. . K. BhAMIIALL, ..-. AlM. . A. Wrhhit, MsAimw Brook, tii. I!. Uwn, Viola. V. 8. Niwhkkv. ' - Nkw Era Jlackamas County Directory. , A - - ' . $ county orricKiw. ri,V ,.! , J. W. Mildruiii. rk of Court..,.,... j M. H. Johnson. V hvrltl i W. W. ,1. Hamsun. 'rwidr W. T. WI.HI.x-k. Wunr "! ft. l,pir Joint W, Nobis, 'Sfhtml i4uK'rlnlmiJnnt . , ,AIx. Thomson. owvevor; . lilniy Hniyth. , I Oharlra Moelinkr-. "jum.imsioners j t..r.H'tlii Hair. I CnCMTS, , Circuit court convenes Ural Monday 111 Went bar and TSiinl Monday in April. Prolmi court In session llrnl Monday ch month ' Coimnisaioner court meets firm Wed nesday alter Hint Monday of witch month. 1 OKKUilN CITY OKKH'KKH. fnynr , ., Tims. F. Ryan. avortler I'rler. ,.m-.Mir H. R. Ur.'fii. , Wur)r ..P. It. (.'hannan. ' Itv Aitnrney A. H, DtMwr. "'UVuhnKv. '. ". . treK t'il"ililWoni'r ' HnhoiM-k. , up'tof Water Works W. II. liowril. fc I'lU'MI'MMKN. , H. OatlnVId, t'has. Allirv. t". J. Parke, L T. U t'harman. K. M. Warren. J. It. I L Treinlmlh, J. W. O't'oiiin-ll. ' Wuler niwilngof city council And Wed- swlay la ni b mouth, THK MAII.fl. Malls rlos going north, H A. M., 1:30 r. M. ' MilclMKi"Koulli,H:lA.M.,fl.I'. M. OlOn-iron ("Ity U M.)lll, Mu!lno,rrui and lllioil! IavM at 1 W a. H. Mumluya. Iiipadaya and KriiUyi, and tvlunii on tjuwiiiit ilaya. l,rrm l ily to Mliik.riarka, Mulluo, Un- Mill and Mraliw llruuk : lav at f A. Turadav. Tliurwlay and Saturday, d raturtia on following- ilava. nr. Society Directory. OKKuoM CITY BOAHD OF TKADK, i. Hf.14.1 Cuuil llociMna Bmoad Tud; to ' eta moiilh. VUlluri Kiouaia. rt. K .NAUtOl, J. T. APrSKWIM. awmiary. rrwldrat. f."Tmi.!JM UlUE, HO. M, X OF P. Mia trr Frltfar alftil at UMoale kail . Hilu ttnlihu Inrllad I M. Kaaaa, U, V. , S JHi.Ba, at at H. aa4 1, "PlVLTHOM AH LOlKiK, KU. L, A. F A A. kt. . lla raar aonaiaBloailuaa an Iral c I ihlr4 taiurdaraof aaak nunih ait JOr. a. ' atbraa taioodatandlniar luTltadtoaitaad. . CAKIX, W. M.. 1 f T. F. KY AM, HMratary. ' ri'N 1 OkKttOM LODUB, 1.0. 0. P. Ma. I. y taau ararr TkuwUr aran.ua al T:M o'olucl j, a. la tha Odd Falloaa' Hall. Mala airaH. .baraaftha Ordararalnrllad to allaad. '' Ordar al W A. Midlrtna, N. U. ok Thua, Ryan, Saaratary. AU8 KNCAMf MXNT. Wo, 4, I. 0 0. F. . tic ''M4 ttllswa halt. Mrabara and lilUu( n-i-rinivKi, aordlalll larltad to attand. W U JWT, J, W. O'CUNMIIL, . Narlka. Chlal l-airtol. laPAK CAMP, Ko. U MODIRM WOODMKN. . taala Iral and aarnnd Tuaaday ol aach t aid at Woodmaa Hall. E, i. waaa, V. a. L. B. Jamkit, Clark. IPALI4 CITY LODGE OF A. O V. W. 'Aauaary aeoond and fi.nrth Friday ataa I V ol mk month la Odd Pallowa bulldlni. i"urBiU bralhran ooidlally Infllad to at- f 1AM. WILKINHON, M. W. ,i MPI J No. 1, ORKUON CITY PATKIAR- CliAL CIRCLE. '( arrry Tundav Kvaiiluf at 7 M at ball Mala ami rounu Hiram. M. tl. Harauar, oracla. P. i'aiNtaa, Hm'ralary. PKKK 1IUFI.R 1.01'UK, No. t, HONS OP "i S( HERMANN, ."r H arary Sunday at 1 o'rlork p. m. at I.i ItUatb't Hall. .l .ikl, 11.11 II . II... Fau (lANnKKnaa, I'raa. Ai.bkht Hliuuxu, Sc y . TUAUTIN ORANtIB, NO. Ill, P. of H. ' tat laat Saturday ol aach mnmb at their V I In Wilaouvllla. K. h, IUnhy. "Mlaa txaa Huaar, Sae'y. Maitar, ilu: WARNER OHANUE, No. 117, P. ol H. ., laat (mirth Haturday ol aach month, at thalr I, I Ir. Kra. E. 0. Maddock, Hao y. i, "" J, Caato, Maalar, tmADB POST, No 1.0 A. 11., DKt'ARTMENT ' OF OREGON. I 'aula Aral Friday nl aai'h month, at ?:M 1 1, al Odd Fvllowa' Hall, onou City. unu. a. HAiluiNU, Oumuiaudcr, anH avi.iirv cnunu u.. i. iivti.o INC . MKNT OK OUKdON. T. 0. MYOown, . Prldant. !-. flan, A. llardhif, . - Hacratary. , I P. H. Cochrane, - . Traaaurar. "te"ta on rlrat and third Frldnya ol arh I1 'nib lu (lounoll (Miaiulii'r. MiMubara oloorpa lt j.ro abroad, cordially woloonivd. f COM!' ANY, FIRST KKii 1MKNT, O. N. 0. -t-.rmory, Third and Main. Ranular drill night, ocli'lny. Hi'itulur butluvaa muettng, irat mluy ol aauh month. orricitna. - Oantaln. i' I, Warren. - - Flmt Uameuant, , t P, Randall, Seoond l.loutanaut. 1. Oannna, IhI. Sargaant. Q. M. Hargtiaut. g(T. Wbltlock, ' FOUNTAIN II08K CO., No. 1. Oftftnlar mooting, aoi'ond Woilncailay In each inlU al aniilno holme, pant aide Main atreet, " iwoi'ii Hevttiith and Klgluli ACKHHMAM.Boo'y. I.ANi a Qariinir, Proa. i, Kti, Nkwton, Porimmu. CATARACT U08K CO. No. a. It anennd Tunaday of each month at Cat tc'l Kiiitlno liotido, W II. IIowki.i,, Froa. I, H. Uttatnw, Soo'y J. VV, O'CoNNKi.uF'ru. C0LliMMIA HOOK ANII I,ADI)Klt CO. pM'lK HrNt Priiiay of enrh ' month at ! Siiuulit Kim hiii Ikiuiio. Ciiak. Aiiikv, I'roa, I, 3. U. Jiauon, Soc'y. Cm An IIithkr, f'rm. i-:. I. ' ' r H'.' r. FIIINTCONllKKdATIoNALCHIUtCII.-Rav. 0 W. I.tiraa, Ha.ior. Horvloua at II a. m. and 7 mt r . Honda SYhool allar morning aar rhie, Player nifvil hh Wiiiimlay m'inn at 7:Wl,i,(i)iu k. 1'rnyi.r niKnthig ill Young fno,la,a NiHilniy nl Christian Kndnavor every Sunday ereuina alt Ml inaiiml. Finn I' HAI' l MT (.'IM'UOM -llav. CO. Rata Hm, Paatnr Moruliii Snrvllal 1 1 00; Hutiday Solioolal ii I'll Hvioilng H.rvlim JO, lingular C rarer iiiiwiIhk Wrilnrailay smiling, Mmitlily ovanaiit Marling evry Waduanilay oraulng prvoedlug Ilia Drat Sunday In tha nioutU, A Oorulal Invllallon In all. ST. lOIIN'H CHUIICII.CATIIoMH.IIxy, A. Hii.i.aaaaao. Vnf.m, ou Siindaymaaaal aand 10 ;iu a. M, Kvory aacoud and luurtli Sunday (larmaii anrmon allar the o'ffliwk maaa. At all other mawaa KuglMi aormona. Sunday Si'hiHil at 1 an r tt. Vwr, aunlogatinal aulili'Oia, aud RriKdlotlon at 7 Mir. M. Si. PAKI.'N P, K. t'HI'KJIl.-Kar. J M ton aldeon, Mnoliir, Unrvlna on aliarimtii Muudaya al II and 7 ml. Siiuday Moheol at lu .St. Paul a ituild aineta rlrat 'l lmraday in Citnii aoiith. Mil II. I. Mrlloy, Pfatlilanli Mre. Y L. Coliraiie, Sonraiary, 1 ' MKTIItllUST EI'lHCOI'AL ( Hl'RCH.-lty Joan P aiM.au, paator. Morning aurvlnaal II; Holiday Hrlioolat Ui uO; Kvaulugervl al7;W. Kiiworlli Uuigua tiirHtlug 'I uamlay evening at 7 00 Prayer Vnellng Tliuraday evening ali.M. alraagnr onnllallyluvliad PI ItH'f I'KKHIIY IKIIIAN CIII'KCII.-Kav, 0. W. oiaoNa Paator. Hrvlra at II. A. w. aud 7 W r. M Sabbath School al 10 a. a. Young PtMiule'e Soalaty ol t liilallnu Kudvavor miHiU every Sunday evening al Ml Weilumday craning prayer mallng al 7 HO, Heala tree. Evanobi.ii L Cili a, it Kev, J, M. Prelia, ol tha Kvaiiarlli'al Aawx lallon, wll hold aervli'ea mi l.,l,'a Hall avnrv NlllllU al 11 A. M IbaaeH- mid Monday eaiMiptud, (torniau Sabbath aohaol every Sunday at 10 A. m. Professional Cards. AY r A.WOTIIKItHI'OON, LAW Y I'M, SUTAIV I'l llllf. I. HA I, K1Tr AllUNT Oregon Clly orrgon untiHi, rooina I aud A, Cliarmnu Hrotlmrt' blofk. over Llvennoia'a holi'l. U I'OKTKR, J' ATTORNEY AT l.AW Aeirraai-ra or raoraarY ri amaHtD. Oltloe two doora above piMtolttce, Oregon City. j. a. ee.H aeaaaot'UR. T r cowiao. ROCKKNHHOI'UII A COWINO, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. All Caaee belora V S. Und OHIre a apeelalty. omoe rooaia 14 end la. V S laud oiUoa a building, o OREUON CITY,- Oregon. JJOWIN PORTER, M. P. PHYSICIAN A 8URUE0N, Canby, ... Oregon W, CASRV JOHSeoS. C. M. IPLSMAR "JOHNSON A IDLF.MAN LAWYERS, Coraer ElghlH and Mala atreeia, Oregoa City ' Oregon. RIAL RSTATI TO SELL AMD MONEY TO LOAN Q DADO LATOl'RBrTB, ATTORNEYS AND COUN8EIX)R8 AT LAW VA1BT ITRgT, OliaoN city, osgaoit. Farnlab Abatracla ol Title, Loaa Money. Fora- clue Murtgngae, and treaeeet Oenaral , and traa Bualaeae. Law r. a. Mcaaioa. a. a. paaaasa. tcbrihe a dresser. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OSes la Jaggar Block. Oregon City w , t. auaasT, I. w. saArsa- RNEY DRAPER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Oregon City, Oregon Twelve reara experience aa redater ol the D. I. Land office here nnommenda ua In our apec- laity ol all klude ot buatiieaa beinre tlie laud ol-gi-e and Ilia com In, aud Involvljg the praclloe In Ibe general laod onice. Q It. DYE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW oaxoos cirr, - oriuos E. HAYES, ATTORNEY AT LAW oaaooH city, - ORtoox. Offlce oorner Main and Eighth atreeta, oppoatte oourt home. BANKS. JJANK OF OREUCN CITY, Paid up Capital, 1100,000. raialDRHT, THoa. CHARMAM CHAR, H. CACVtRLD, CAaHIRR, MANAURR. Depnalta received aubjent to cheek. Annroved hllla and nolea dlaoounted. County and oily warrauta bought. Ixiana made on available aecurlty. Colleetlona made promptly. uraita aoia on rortiauu, nan r raneiaco,,! nica go, New York, aud all principal cllioa ol u rone. ' TelegraphlO exchangee gold on Portland, San Franoiaoo, umoagoaua Aew iora. IMTSRR8T PAtB ON TIMS PRroatTa AS FOLLOWS! For three mnntha, 4 per cent per annual. For montha, I per cent, per annum. For li naoniha, I per oeuu par auuura. Time oertlfleataa ol denoalto oavablion da maud, but lutareat Inrtolted If drawn before aud of term ol depoalt. rriUB COMMERCIAL DANK, OF OREGON CITY. Capital, .... 1100,000 TBANIAOTR A SRNRRAL BASR1NO BUS1NKRS. Leant made. Bllla dlaoountad. Makoa ro leotlnna. Huva and Bulla nxi'hango on all poluta In the United Statea, Kurope and Hong Kong. Dypoalta reol,-od iiibjoct to cheek . lntoreat at iiaual ralaa allowed ou time dnnoalta. Bauk opeu Iroin 9 A. a. to 4 r. it. Saturday ovenluga I mm o to 7 r, M. O. 0. LATOURKTTK, Proaldant. V K. DONALDSON, Caslilor N EWS OF THE WORLD I lolled Down For th Edification of The KntcrprlNe Keaders. WAttrTwC.HI.ir ' ( linplue Violent and Ererylblni EIm Bad PrMBila. , t- Hw Yore, 'AIMia. - The York World's spicial oorracndent t jllunnoa Ayraigaya: "Ths rerolullon in 'Chill now amounts to civil war. "Its- . pine, vlolnncn, conflatrstloni, srliltrary rrsats, coin plots ovnrturning of tiie lawa, treachery, and svnryliilnK elee aliuoat that is had pravall. Trsds I nnarly at a stamUtill, and ths supraoi court and court of aupvsls are cluetxl, and ths juds found ihoiiiwlve with out authority, i'rssiilont Bslmaeeda liga aaaninod functioiis which tha rr.nr of Ruaaia would hesitate to graip, Th ai'tual situation from a purely lullitnry atandpolnt. is difllcult to coinprsliond. Not S word of mlUhln news coinea br trsna-Andine tliKrnili. The mall af fords scanty protection for corraspon dunce, and the cetinoraliip over the prima precludes truthful presentment (if the news 1'lsaKiia Is in a dnplorahls condition. Everyixnly who could has loft, and the hills in the reitr of Uis town Rio coveted wild (load Iwxlioa, which vultures devour, llorrihle tales of enmity are rolatml. 1'rlsonnrt are taken on either side, Hie adherents ol Balms ceda, or Hie symiiathiwrs with the con nieH, siid are linyoui'tud or shot without mercy. The sultfiers slay their olticera if they ilillor (nun iheiu The oMcera of the Ri'iiKO tiitttulion, at 1'arspaca, were killed hv their men, while the of ficer! uf the Fourth biitliilinn (lialma re'liatst ncre also shot, tx-ruuiM) they at lemptcd to restrain their soldiers from pronouiui'iK for the revo lution. Revolutionists have -lima far won must ol the skirmiahe and bullies tlmt have occurrfd. Uulmaceda hug no funds l.'ifitiiuuUily acipilred, and he conflacutes the proiMrty of sll who do not support hi ro. lie culled on the hanks for 11,000.000 pesos. The mnmv k-urs refused and were at once thrown into prison." iKon HAsiii.ita'o.i. . Matllera) ( Mwaaieast OcrrlaT la th Heyer! IFcwairiaaaiaig. Wasiiixtom, April 11. United SUts Treaaurer Huston and E. II Nebecker, arrived thia afternoon from Inllanapolia. Nebecker went at once to th eiecutlv mansion and subsequently to the treasury department. The general underatandiiiff Is that NetancAar ha screpUd the position of treasurer. President llarriaon today appointed Jatnea K. Eddy to aerve with Jauieg V. Bushes, of 1'endlatoo, Or., as special agants to allot the lands to th eon federation band of Cayuae, Walla Wall and Umatilla Indians of Oreffoa. The secretary of state has received information from th United State minlatar at Hantlaffo, Chili, that the government of Chili has declared elaawd Die port of Chanaral, Tatal, Anlofo- Jasta, Ocopilla, Icjuiqu, Ccletabaeno, nnln, and 1'iaauua. Tha miniaUr also etatea all vessels attempting to trad wltb thoae port are liable to conlisca tlon. H i . f Th prealdent ha appointed Richard C. Kearna, ot Miasouri. a member of th Intercontinental commlaatoo, In pise of U. M. Pullman resigned. Washisoton, April 15. Secretary Blaine completed bis reply to th last letter from the Italian government yes terday, and sent copy of it to th Mar quis Imrwrirlli last night (or transmiss ion to ftlurqais de Ruaini. It is under stood to be a long and complete answer to all questions raised in the last note from Italy, being much more voluminous than any of the preceding letters, bec retsry Blain in his note has not with drawn in tiie least from his original atti tude in declaring the law will take its cduise and cannot be hurried, and that indemnity mill probably Imj granted the families of the men killed st New Orleans when it is proven they war Italian sub jects, and entitled thereto, but this proof must lie undoubted, and that the federal government cannot trespass u;on the prurogrulive of the state, which now con trols Hctio.i in the case. IkrathorW. J.Hcrren. 8ai.sh, Or.,April 13. W. J. Herren, one of Marion county's pioneers ana most prominent citizens, died of la grippe this morning at 9 o'clock, at his home in this city, aged 67 years. He wss one of the pathfinders, coming overland to Oregon in 1845, from 8t. Joe, Mo,, arriving in this county in January the same year, where ha took up a land claim and has resided here since. He was the finder of gold in Eastern Oregon in 1845, which created such a mining excitement. Ha was a prominent democrat, and sheriff of this county four terms in the 50's, also a prominent Odd Fellow and Granger. The Republican League. Nkw York, April 12. Arrangements for the coming annual convention of the republican league of the United (Hates, at Cincinnati, April 21, has been com- fileted. The convention will be the srgest one in the history of the league. Over 1000 delegates are expected to be presunt. Among the speakers invited ares t Blaine, Popew. Spoonor, ex-Secretary Allison, General Alger, ex-Govornor Fornkc.r, John M. Langston, Major M'-Klnley and ex-Spoaker Reed. Count Iiowciihunpt. Wilmington, Del., April 13. Count Lowenhnupt, a memlxir of a noble family of Swoilun, wbo married Miss Klltm, the youngest daughter of ex Secrctnry of Stuto Bnynrd, on the socond of this month, died suddenly tit his home in this city this morning. His illimfm was Bhort, niul no one. otilmdo the iiiuiUHliute family was awnro that his life was in peril until the news of his death was announced, Typhoid fevor was the cause of Uouth. Had Ills )W Crushed. IIosssuro, Or,, April 15. Dr. N. P. Bunnell this afternoon, while doing some carperitsr woi k In a shed at home hud his left loot seriously crushed by a heavy ploce of timber failing a distance of sixteen feet and striking the foot. rievural cases of la grippe are reported In thl country. Only one has provon aVresai Kaarae. Edosnb, Or;, April 15. A lively skirmish took piece at the depot early this morning between train hand and tramps. The tramps broke into a freight cai aud stole a cane of win. The train men found them and a general right took plane The night police was called end with difficulty lodged the tramps In 111, There Is dangerous surplus of tramps in the city. , ' Terrible Accident. Portland, Or., April 14. Word has reached here from 1-aCenter. Washing ton, of a terrible accident which hap pened st that pises yesterday. A farmer named ilolcomb had placed some giant powder in a stove: the powder exploded, demolishing the house end setting fire to the ruins. Two daughter of Holcomb, aged 14 and 16 years reejiectlvely , were instantly killed, and Holcomb and bis wile were seriously if not fataly injured By the force of the explosion, Albany news. Alsasy, April 14. The Willamette presbytery of the Presbyterian church met this evening. Twenty-seven min isters and elders were present. The election of officers occurred as follows: Rev. George (iillespie, moderator; Elder J. II. Wilson, temporary clerk; Elder 8. (i. Irvine, temporary reporting clerk. The live-ytrsr-old son of Rev. J. F Slcwurt fell from a wagon this evening snd wss run over, receiving injuries that will prove fatal. War la Karepe. 8t. Pstkhsui ro, April V). In spite of the waocful utterances of government olllciult in Eurojie, every'iody knows Russia is msVing extensive preparations lor war, and that her rivals are on their aids making counter preparations for a greatstruggie which must sooner or later take place. Russia haa been expending enoruma sums in the construction of railways And In in this and other wsys arrangements for transportation to the Austro-Uerman frontier are alinoat com pleted. - - The RtataltU nasi " 8a Astosio, Te., April 15. Edward Khoadea, of Heattle, and Clarence Win ter, of Ciakiim, Tex., fonght for a purse of $600 before tbe Misaion Ath letic Club tonight The men weighed 137 pounds. Winter was not in It from tiie atart. He was knocked down Ave time In the first round and five in the aeeond. He wss game and endea vonsdeto respond, but , was unable. When he went down for tha laat time be lay nine seconds, rose to hie knee snd 111 over on bis back, DeMeeratle Clahe. Wamumtow, April 11. Ongresaman Wilaon of West Virginia, will leave on Monday for a tour of the West, (or the purpose of organicing democratic clubs. Th trip will extend to Tacoma, Waah Inrtop, ao-J will occopy several month. He goes as repreeeotativ of th national aocltion of democratic club, which 1 putting In practice Ja plan of organi sation. Before fall tbe asaociation ex pect to have democratic clubs in very voting precinct in the United State. the whole to be directed from Washing- ion. " Tbe dagar Oat pat. Philadbltuia, April 13. With an emphasis that did not permit of any misunderstanding, C. A. Sprockets, of the big sugar refinery, has placed a sealed denial npon the latest story relative to a restriction in the output of sugar from the local establishment. The report was to the effect that the Philadelphia sugar king had entered Into an agreement with the American Sugar refinery company, whereby the home production was to be limited to 2000 barrels per day, In return (or which concession the Havemeyer A Elder combination in San Francisco was to be closed, thereby leaving Spreckels in undisputed possession of the Pacific coast market. Allen leaner I.avr Violated. Chicago April, 13. Special Immigra- lt T..- .1 . O il uon agent iesier, oi ppnngneiu, arrivea here today. He is preparing a volum inous report for Secretary Foster. '"I've just returned from Omaha," said he, ''and I can promise you a sensation in the course of ten days. I have keen making an investigation there, and have evidence that the contract alien labor law haa been and Is being grossly violated. I am certain large concerns there employ large numbers of men, and have been importing alien laborers in direct defiance of the law. It will be a big surprise, as the concerns implicated are known all over the world, and their reputation for honesty has been un questioned There are also several other cities where an investigation has proved the law is being violated, but in no places are the rases so flagrant as in Omaha. The World' Fair. Chicago, April 15. The war between the executive committee of the lady managers of the world's fair and Secre tary Phoebe Cour.ins was brought to a close today by the positive refusal of Miss Cousins to' recognise the authority of the sub-committee headed by Mrs. Potter Palmer. Miss Cousins said she would neither retire nor appear before the committee ; that she was legally a member of the board of lady managers, and wss not amenable to discipline from the executive committee. She also de clared if this committee undertook to dispose her, she should appeal to the courts. A fear is quite generally ex pressed this evening that the fend may entirely disrupt the huly managers, as Mis. Palmer, It is pointed out, is a wom an of great ability and determination ot chnractor, and Miss Cousins hits a legal education and a remarkable record us a plucky and successful lighter. .Tlf I! FARTVNTAH'I'R). Krldrat Ilarriaoa and Party : ,';"ww Wat'.. , - , t Wasiiimoton. ( April 13. President and Mra. Harrison, with tbe party who will accompany thera on their trip to the far West, left her at midnight on the special train prepared for their use. Owing to the lateness of the hour only a few persons, beside the railroad employes, were at th station to witness the departure of the train. As the train pulled out of the station, th iresidont stood on the rear ot tbe plal orm of tiie last car, and removing hi hut, bowed goodby to tlioaa waiting to see him off. . The , first stopping place will be Lynchburg, Vs., which will be reached in the morning. Secretary Rusk will accompany the party only to Oalveston, to which place tie goes for the purpose f making inquiries regard ing the presence of Texas (ever among cattle, "' Portland, Or. April, 14. The com mittee appointed by the late legislature to receive the president : President Joseph Simon, senators K. B. Eakin, jr. and J . V.t ullerton ; speaker T. X. Ueer, and representatives H,' B. Miller, (ieorge T . Story, N. B. Butler and E. B. Butler and E. B. Uambee, of Umatilla. The committee held a meeting in Port land Monday afternoon to make arrange ments for the president' reception. A telegram was read from private secretary llslford stating that tbe president would reach Portland, May 5. at noon. Tbe resolution, under which the com mittee met. wss read and discussed, and after a veneral interchange of views aa to tbe plan of reception, it was voted tiiat tiie legislative committee meet the president and party at Ashland and escort them through the elate. The boards of trade of the vallev towns have had the matter In hand Tor several days past and will be prepared to give the party brief receptions along tbe route. The early part of May is always the best season lor viewing the beautiful country in the Willamette, Umpqua and Rogue river valleys, and if possible, tbe time card will be so arranged that tbe party may take advantage ol the principal points of interest slongthe line. On the arrival of the train at the Central station in this city the president is! party will be received and escorted to tbe Hotel Portland and will after ward be driven over the city. In the evening, at 8 o'clock, a grand reception will be given at the Exposition building, which will wind up the day (eeivities. This is but an ontline of the programme. Th detail will be arranged in a (ew day. laaber TreaUes, Scottdai.e, April 14. Tbe great coke strike is believed to be neartng it cloee. Brerk (rom th rank of tbe strikers were reported from all parts of the re gion today. Great Buffering is reported among the strikers at headquarters. It is said a dosen families are starving. Many strikers are calling (or aid. Tbe feeling against the leader is beginning to be bitter, and threats a to wbat they may expect if the strike is not soon set tled are made. RvicnosisA powaartrL is vis. Eviction were begun today in a deter mined manner. The families of two men who have taken an active part in the labor demonstration were the first thrown out. Eviction were carried oa at Summit and Adelaide, and tbe scenes on the road today are likely to be re peated all over the region. Tonight tbe operators assert the strikers' ranks are breaking at many points. Eviction is a powerful lever,' and the rank and striker are becoming dissatisfied with their leaders. A crowd of infuriated foreigners attacked tbe house of sev ers.! men wno returned to work toasy, smashing tbe doors and windows. One woman was badly injured. Banker here say a steady ran has been going on ever since the strike began. A great many of tbe Hungarians are drawing out money. They save nearly all they earn and upon going home some had as much as (2500, and aay they will be wealthy in their own country. Fi Peadletoau Pkndlkton, April 15. P. S. Zeahner died at his home in this place this morning, aged 55. For several years he has been suffering from consumption. Two weeks ago he was attacked with la grippe which hastened his death. He was identified with railroad men build in this section, as civil engineer, having located the O. R. A N. line from Port land to Pendleton and across the moun tains. He also made the surveys tor the Spokane branch. A wife, two daughters and a son survive him. Lehman Blum, who for the past twelve years has been one of tbe leading ciu seus of this city, and who contemplates moving to Portland, was presented with a gold-beaded cane by his friends last night. From The Dalles. The Dallis, April 15. The vote of the taxpayers on the question of a fur ther bonded indebtedness of $25,000 to complete the city water works, was taien yesterday. Very little interest was evinced, and the vote was light. Out of 137 votes polled, only eleven were in the negative. It is to be regretted that legal nroviBions as to advertising for bids, etc., will render this additional $25,000 unavailable for at least three months. The work under contracts for reservoir and distributing mains will be completed this week, but the laying of supply pipes will have to be postponed until the sale of the bonds now authorized. . Kansas City,' April 15. A full re presentation of the Western states' com mercial congress was present this morn ing when President Francis called the second days session to order, ine sub ject under discussion was general busi ness and agricultural depression, causeB and remedy . No one would , question the ability of the Western andouthern states to support as large a number of people to the square mile as now live in Pennsylvania with 114 5 persons to the square mile. All in all the figures con firm the truth of the statement already made, that the United States, with its area and material resources, is capable of maintaining o00,000,000 people. T:i.khafiii; iiHf i:f. Ex-UoreoAf Waterman; died at Han Die go, of pneumonia, Sunday. , ' : Three peraona were Injured, one fatally, by a railroad accident al Vanrt. pa. yeaterday, Friends of Blaine declare that he la la th race forth presidential nomlnatloa In ISM. Yesterday f0Q,0M) In gold was takea lor ex port to Berlin at lb New York ub-treaaurr. Dr. Kbea Turger, wbo founded tbe Mew England eoueervalury of sauale died Sunday. Oyster ahella are xliiMl4 ou Long Iiland sound twelve Inchea long and fourlucbea wde The government yraterdai puubaeed 34U00 ounce of allver al prices ranging from .K'Jb to mb- Th racing ruble ol lb 1st Senator Hearst of California, will be eold In Mew York, May 14. Pbyalclaoe of New York report that the back bono of the la grlpp Is broken end the dtaces la decreaalug. The etoekholders ol the Washington National Bank yeaierday decided that tbe bank should go into voluntary liquidation. A prleooer in the Marahfleld Or., jail Bator day, sat fire to ibe building and wss nearly auffocsted before he wsa released. Fir at Albany, Or., deetroyed the berne of Mrs. Jane glmpaon, R- A. Irvine and John Fox laat olgbt. Loaa, IlioO; no insurance. An explosion oeeured la a powder magaxln adjoining tbe eullaua's palace at Zanxlbar. Filteen were killed aud twenty wounded. Engliaa walnuts, beautifully ebelled by ma chleucry, are Mmoihing new In boxes Irem London. There ia a difference ol only twenty-two quart mile, between the areas ol England and Iowa. Col. C. W. Taylure, the well-known dramatlat, wae found dead In bla bed Sunday morning at bla borne In Brooklyn. The prealdent haa recognised Bl Young Yew aa tbe consul-general of the Chineaae empire at the sort of San Frandaco. The wine makers ol the west aide ol Santa Clara ralley have lormed an asaociation to secure better prices for their output. The eprlnc meeting ol the New York Preiby tery took place in new York city yesterday. Rev. Dr. Sheerer waa chosen moderator Postmaster general haa decided that begin ning with tbe enaulng flacal year no more ad vertisement will be allowed in postal guides. William J. Zealner, member of th Olympic Club ol Baa Fianciaco, was arrested last Bight lor stealing 111 M Irom a locker la the gym al lium. Midnight services were held over the re mains ol the lata General Albert Pike ta tke Pint Congregational church at Washlngtoa April tth. The McCaull opera eompany will not show in 8t Paul beeauae tbe Minnesota senate passed a bill lor bidding women ta appear oa the lUge in tiabts. -ChrlsttaaJaUraeld. a Serosa fanaer, soa aaltted suicide yesterday at hi Bona at WU creek, where ha Uved alone. Nothing la knowm. aa to his relatives. , . Oa of th stockhelders of th delnaet United States sayings bank. of Topeka. Isa, kaa created a sensation by aoenUig the bank offloen ol crookedness. Tea ol a Baa Francisco sealing eakoonsr'' crew wen recently placed ia shackle for mutiny. They were working along th aorlk weet coast bound lor Bent lag strait. Leva WeU, a manager of th Buckleys, Iron sad Metal Company, waa loand dead la bed ia a Clevelaad hotel last wight. It is supposed to be a ease of ealclde. X. Nebecker, of Indiana, la menUoaed as a probable sneeeesor ol Houston. United Bute treasurer. He la a retired banker and a per eaal friend el the president. A terrible aeldsnt is reported Irem an Irea mine at Saint Louis, Rhenish Praaaia. Three men hare been killed and several Injured by aa unexpected tall of rocks la the mine. Th director of the New Haven and Hartford war arraigned la New York yesterday oa a charge ol misdemeanor In connection with th Fourth-avenue tunnel collialoa last February, An expert haa discovered that shsree ofthe Boston Water Power Company amounting to I70.0U0 have been Illegally leaned by William Brown, th company 'a former treaaanr,. Brown is now dying. A package ol American illustrated news papers, containing caricatures ol King Hum bart and hla cabinet, hare been received at . Rome, sad the pictures have raised the Italian blood to a boiling heat Thomas Baumgardoer, ot Lancaster, P , as signed yesterday. His llabilltiea are from 1500, 000 to (750,000, and hla assets small. He was a memberol the firm of BaumgardnerJ A Eber man, which tailed Saturday. Sherman Ball and A. C . Moore, two Wiscon sin young man. arrived at a Seattle hotel and going to bed blew out the gas, they were dis covered yeaterday morning. Then 1 a slight chsnce lor their recovery. Ben. Biggins, ol Delewar. says they still re tain la a modified torn the wh ipplugpost and pillory, because the lists is so near three great cities that It Is in danger of Becoming an asylum for criminals. By a collision between s Bock Island passen ger train and a wild freight train at Vincent 1 a., yesterday, Postal clerks W. H. Pope and E. J . Brown were bsdly crushed, and several other trainmen injured, A New York girl nas been sent to the Insane asylum beeauae she thought every man she met was In love with her, but was deterred from proposing marriage lor th reason that all supposed her tc o good lor them. Th New York Tribune celebrated Its fiftieth anniversary lastjriday. A letter was .read Irom Prealdent Harrison who said: Th paper haa been a potent Influence in mora than one Important crisis In our public history, Charley Bagsley, a negro i who killed an officer near Birmingham, Ala., a few days inc, waa shot dead by a posse who was hunting htm yesterday. He was concealed in a home, and opened fire on the officers. The only man tried, found guilty and ex ecuted for treason during the existence ot th U. e.senste was William B. Munlord, in 1862. Th execution took place in New Orleans nnder an order ol General Benjaman F, Butler VarisBlue, late sergeant of Company B, Ninth United Slates infantry, stationed at Whipple barrack,! was suffocated by gas in a San Francisco hotel yesterday. It h thought he was under the Influence! liqnor when he extinguished the light. H f S ft i 1 A i Vu. .1 I ' L