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of Imitn nuinlxT of ilintinittilahed per
auna in n-voriloil tin. rr priviloc of
A lltht of II, e Inlt'tior of the rnakot He
ua furl in, Hl.t i-iioiikIi to e allowed to
lake a large runnier of .hoUvraiiha,
wlilrh will he rvpro lui'e.1 for pKhihition
at Chi. aKo. Ilia oiinijna to the gen-
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liuucii iMinu Kir me Killllt'iilloii. " ' " "-"" wdo.oho.
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work" ii.'itr !olii.i.hia. The hfiivy un lt!'
irii, ll, in tliHt viiinily h'd thu IIuiiich
rupl.lly, mid thfy ciuim upon niul mi r
roiin.l.'l the vorkn. Minn Kale Mo
Nmiiiw, ih. 2" year", (liiuiihti-r of John
.MuNuiin-e. owner of the works, wim
N..WHI... Io l. . jcttUKlitonihe mad neur her home, nnd,
I'helr lli alli.i; nir M.K ,Mlll,,. i ,.!,,, ,. fl inifM, whh
j hiinied to dentil. I lie i nlill Imrninu
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gniHhed. TI... nmrlil.i mill urnl workH j link for triiii"porttilioii at Unit place. In
were dcatroved and the dwellitiu wan cotiideralioii of Hie tnkun! hy citi,eiiH of
Portland and olhetH of $.'i(KI,(KJl) of firxt
morl),'a(.i 'I "f cut. forty year boii.N of
aid company, the company will hind
1'oKTMM., July 27. The Columbia
Ifivor liailway and N'avi,'ition Co npany
"iiliuiilrt to the people of I'ottlatid a pro
.0Kul for opening the Culinnl.in river to
raimportation by roinpleliiig the portiiie
railway which has liccn bcun around
The D.tllea on the north aide of tlie river,
and by putting on boat and Ikit.'.-m to do
river work. The jwirtaae railway at the
I'tal.a Ca.l.ir H'lr.ll.K aurvlra at II Huii.lav
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fitiwaianiuinenndat miii. M,niiliy
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ati'i i;ni:y and ciiinsi:i.i.h!'
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J I I'ultl Kit,
.vnm;i;v at i.aw
only anted by great ed'orta.
'I lie 4 Olur.i.lo lleraert Lube.
Kkai host, Cab, July .'.'). Sallon lake
ia now at a KlatidHtill, and it ia believed
by tailroad people that the lake will
now recod.i. Hwuine, uiwlHtant engineer
of the foul hern I'acill.:, and Mtilvihiil.
roaduiaMter, will leave next week with
four mule teuma to fklrt the lake bv
land, to ancertaiu if tlicre be any inlet
other than that from (he Colorado river.
The Honthern Pacific Company hart ar
ranged a ayatetn of rMilculationa whereby
the amount of Inflow ran tie arrived at,
and the amount of evaporation can he
ascertained. They expect to give (nil
del alia in a tho"t time.
Armviir'a I'rojeft.
Ciiicaoo, July 27. The Journal apeak
Ing of the incorporation of the Tolealon
8tock Yard company, aayt that while
Mr. Armour haa been in Kurope, oeten
aibly on a Vacation, he haa been In con
atant communication with German olfi
ciala relative to raiHing the embargo on
l!ie American htg. The Journal aaaerta
that Amour baa aubatatilially agreed, in
cane the embargo is rained, to BHtabliidj
a plant ut Toleaton. Indiana, which in
point of cleaulineria cannot be aurpuam'd.
lie will pay the Hillary of an innpector to
be apiiointed by the German government
and, in order to avoid any danger of
contamination, will ship the products to
Germany h) a arterial line of ateauiorg.
In order to do tliia it will be necertaary
to widen the, Wellaml canal, or have
a, 1 mi jther coiiMiiuiiication with the aea-
boarj. - -,
the liik'h atc.'ple wai atru. k aud ahat
ten..) by a bolt of lightning There
were over II'MI people in the church at
the time, and a panic, followed w hich
wan only .pi.dled by the pantor an.l
riaii-iicmi.M men coiiiiirinnii.g unii mi They Hrra I'roiu OreR-on.
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ruan lie mane ,or , ,e ..or. ...ar Fltl:sNOi Cttt. , .Tuy 27.I,a9l . Saturday
...mrit acre, a , . . ., ., - " - ev,lill lhrat, u.n froul ()iegon regisb
,g a iW ,...me.. .,, " ercd at the hotel do France, in Srfnger.
! 0,""!l, ,J1 " v;r,a' and requeMed looma. They retired, but
al.glit aimcKa ....one ..joreu. fimlill(! . nMmlH 1(ml WBrm re-
foiigro'iilion then joined ... prayer and , m)V(i(1 M (Q roof ()f t,e vw.
tl.ankiving for the m.irvclo.H ,-cape. , n ()f UMwg Ah()ut j
and aa d.M.iia,.,! .th a tremulo.ia k morllill(! ,,,1,, Mtting
U'lictlii'liun . J u IX p,,. ttiTOftTtj the way suw un un-
'1'hf orhr I'Hlrl'oiiimKhioiior 1 known m;in with a Khotmi t-reop alonn
Kon! Mavor Sir vriunlu rixA ami lire Iwo loa U of
bm-Miut at the hihuimtj. line man
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tr.il.iv liaimiietcd the foteign coiuuiitlce J s 'I'l-'roiiHly ou,lcd,one a,.r,ou,!y,
of ti,,. Columbian Uir c iiiaaimi. "ml "", ull"'r hII'"-v
Membera of the roval co.i.tniion to iH 1"isim"1 ,ur ,I,B ,lUv,, fl
aupevi... the ..Kl.il.ilH of Great Ilrilain l!":"11" "'-'l"i'''f ' ''''. ",'"ul,'r
. ..i-r.,.1 ..,,tr.F...l ill. I in Httimmtcil ninr-
were incH'iit. 1 be l.inl inavor nintlc a I ........a,..
aoimrh ill which be mid he believed Unit ! '',M'
tier. He is out on tlMtM bail.
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Jl) Work done on short notice
at this OMicc.
j it would exceed any exhibition ever
j held. I'liiled Stiitcn Minisler Lincoln
I returned tluinkn (or the l ulled Malca
viaitot'H.
Idliln'l liixiw l tVaa I.oikIciI.
Win i i. imi, W'. Ya., July 21.. There
wan a picnic ut Wood 'a run today. L.
llitc ciiiiit! along, returning from a hunt
ing expedition, find stopped to chat.
Harney 1'uhfV took llite'a gun, ake.l if
it. wai loaded and being told that it wan
nut, pointed it toward a group of friend"
and pulled the ttigger. Small .McGowan
was killed and Geotgc Woitzell received
rcveiitl idiots in the face, and will low:
l, Hi eyes: Tahey in disliacted.
tlmiMcr Itilleil i.....ii
Ni;v YoitK, July 2fi. The first heavy
oiiliiiiiii'i'lwclve-incli rilled gun, tlesignetl
lor coast dufence, mill niinle in this state,
wnsliieil at Sandy Hook for tho Hist
tune yesterday, with a satislactoiy result.
With 2,r0 ponnda of powder it expelled a
2000-pound shot Hv miles The gun
will use 4(0-poun.ls of powder mid throw
'.'Olio-pound shot twelve miles.
Trmle I" IviirIkikI l IIikI.
London, July 27. At it meeting of the
Manchester chamber of ceuimerce, the
prcsi. lent snitl the trade of the country,
especially that of the Manchester dis
trict, was very bit.!. Ho added that the
wretched condition of the South Ameri
can republics and the cheapness of cot
ton seriously intefurrod with the trade.
IcI.I-lMja' Wen JIu 1 1
Leslies, July 25. Sir. 1 tunes Ferguson
political sccieliiiy of the foreign ollice,
says he litis ic.Tson Io believe that very
llioi'tly satisfactory nmingonients will
be mii'ile with tin I'nited States govern
ment in regard to Arbitration in the
lWTii'ing Sea dispute.
uiille ll.iul.
Waikuiu'iiy, Yt., July 27. Kx-tiov.
I'liitl liilliiigham died this nioniiiii;. lie
:h nctirlv 112 veil's old. lie tts ll
itself to completu within eight months
a first-clasa standard gauge railroad on
the north aide of the Columbia river; to
place upon Columbia and Snake rivers,
east of The Dalles, at least two first class
steamers, and a sufficient number of
barges to handle all traffic which may be
tributary to Columb'a and Snake rivers,
aa far aa Lewiston, and u-on all portions
of the Columbia river accessible to steam
boats from the eastern or upper terminus
of said railway; and to place at least one
first-class steamer, with all the barges
that may be necessary, between The
Dalles and the cascades of the Columbia
river, and a sufficient number of steam
ers between the cascades and Portland to
handle all the traffic. The company will
also, by contract for that purpose, guar
tee the rate of freight charge on grain
from said points on the upper Columbia
and Snake rivers to the city of Portland,
for a period of at least five years, w hich
shall be at the least 20 per cent, less
than any rail rates which may at any
time be made by the Union Pacific com
pany for the same or a similar distance,
provided said company shall not be re
quired by such conttact to carry grain at
less than one cent, per ton per mile.
In connection with the line, the com
pany will build a system of narrow
guage feeders to all points tributary.
Whtn complete, the system will com
prise alsnil tW miles of narrow guage
road. The wa'.er routes comprise about
700 miles of navigable waler, together
with eighty miles tributary to the system
of feeders mentioned aliovo.
The director of thg Culunibia Railway
and Navigation Company are: A. M.
Cannon, of Spokane; Paul F. Mobr. Ta
coma ; J . R. Allen, Spokane ; C B. Nib
lack, Chicago; V. Lair Hill, Seattle.
The principal stockholders are: A.M.
Cannon, Paul F. Mohr, George Trimble
Davidson, of New York; John II Bry
ant, of New York ; Conrad N . Jordan,
recently president of the Western Na
tional bankol New Y'ork; Jonn B. Lewis,
formerly president of the cotton seed oil
trust. The trustee o' the mortgage is the
Stute Trust company of New Y'otk,
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Tag HuiMlre.l People Killed !
Injured.
Paws, July 27 A collision between
excursion trains, occurred at St. Maule
yesterday, in which many persons were
killed The guard's van and three car
riages of a fast train were, wrecked. The
cars it. en caught fire from gas.
It is now renorted that two hundred
people were killed or injured as a result
; of the St Maul collision yesterday.
Muny of the unfortunate people impris
on 'd beneath the wreck wete drowned
by the firemen who poured torrents of
j water upon the wreck and seemed utterly
; unaware that they were diowning the
' people they were attempting to rescue,
j'foduy the town hall of St. Maule pre
sents a fearful spectacle, with blackened
' bodies in rows upon the floor and tables.
J in some cases the remains are a little
j more than a heap of cinder intermixed
i with portions of litnbe. One pile of
i charred limba and human cinders is
jeaieeially conspiciotis, consisting of a
; mass of unidentified and unconnected
bodies placed in a heap.
Le Pans states that an investigation
into the St. Maule accident discloses the
fact that the disaster was caused bv an
unknown miscreant, who deliberately
altered the signals so xg to bring the
trains into collision. He will be lynched
if canght.
A majority of the victims were women
and children. The work of rescue pro
ceeded slowly daring the night untill
dawn. People then began to flock to
the scene by thousands, many seeking
friends, who had not returned By day
break there were 20.000 people around
the station, and the school room and
the town hall, where the bodies were
lying were beseiged by distracted peo
ple. Inside there was a consent suc
cession of heartrending scene as the
identification of the charred and man
gled bodies proceeded. Among the
injured sent to the hospital, a number
died immediately after admission, and
many more are expected to succumb.
The official statement makes the number
ol dead 4.'i, and the injured 104.
I.'IIK I ii II "Al I'lirttlgiMTH.
New YoitK, July 27 Two thousand
tlueee hundred and thirty-three emi
grants arrived today. The superintend
ent of iuspecloios has decided to leview
thoroughly the question of Jewish emi
gration, which at present is a matter of
j great magnitude. He has fully inspected
the working of the details ol the New
York landing bureau, and says bo in
tends modeling nil immigrant stations in
the country un the sumo general plan.
The tVrll'N II lull IHaIihv
KcimmiI.
Kansas City, Mo. July 2(1. Frank
Uii'lenstein this evening broke the
world's high diving record, tniulii u few
days ago, by Joseph l.eiiveiinla'k, by
.living from a platform eighty-live feet
high into the lake at Washington Park,
near here, l.ouveniuark dived from a
platform eighty feet high.
I he oml.iK 4 (l.lle C'iift'reNN.
IIomk, July 2(i. Cardinal Kampolla,
papal secretary of state, has issued in
structions to tho effect that at the com
ing Catholic congress, committees
shall especially attend to the claims of
the jiontificiiil sovereignty, and also to
the practical applications of the doc
trines sot forth in the lecont papal en
cyclical on the social conditions.
Nhe ,liini)i'il Into n Well.
I'kiAii, Cal., July 2(i Last night Mrs.
1. 1". Tabor, wife of a surveyor, com
coinilted suicide bp jumping in a well.
She had been sick (or some time, and
the physicians in attendance had judged
her insane. She whs watched by an
attendant, but managed to escape by a
window. The body was discovered this Hiprlled Ti'oii. ominous.
morning, London, July 27. In the commons to-
.ifoiiIIMlliiiil. I day Henry John Atkins, member for
St. Lotis Julv 27. The law which i Boston, was expelled for a week for
prohibits the selliii-j of pools cm horse ' charging the speaker with an abuse of
power in placing on uie recorus mu tie
(Atkins) luul frivolously challenged the
I'orcigu Uriel.
It is seini-ollicially confirmed that the
general election will take place in 1SD2.
An otlieiat denial is given out in Brus
sels of the report Unit Belgium had ad
hered to the dreibiitid.
The tow n of Sehwalishurg, near Oppen
lieini, has been destroyod by tire,
ll.udlv a house is standing. Many
horses and cattle perished in the flumes.
Arrangements have been completed
for the lighting of tires on the bills to a
long distance in Ireland, on the night of
the release from prison of Messrs. Dil
lion and OTtien
The Prime of Wales denies that he
used contemptuous language in speak
ing of the Bi.iningliani radicals, apropos,
of his recent vistit to that city
to open the new law courts.
An epidemic of the tvphus sever is
raging at Gert and LeiiminU, near
Liepsig. Several d. tubs have occurred
daily, and the people of the location are
in a panicky condition.
Fourteen counterfeiters have been ar
rested near Altoona. They are sii
posed to be the gang of coiners who
have of late !een issuing bogus money
in many portions of the German empire,
and have been very clever in evading
the police.
The natural history museum at Ken
sington has received a novel addition to
its shelves in the shape of 10, 000 spiders.
The insects were bequeathed to the in
stitution by the late Count. Keyserbug,
who spent a good part of his life in col
lecting them.
The 17-year-old boy, Pratt, who
turned the wrong switch and sent a
train on the Munchester Ship Canal
railway over an embankment, causing
the loss of eleven lives, has been ac
quitted of the charge of manslaughter.
The magistrate, who dispjsed ot the
case strongly censured the company for
employing boys at switches.
The shah of Persia has delegated a
dozen of noblemen to visit Germany and
study the models employed in tho vari
oiis branches of the government service.
The shah is a great admirer of German
otlieial methods, and has in view numer
ous reforms in his own country, which
will probably be based upon the report
of the delegates.
0 KKPOliT Till 1 F.AK.
I pen the ."eeetmlty lor Fortifieat
lon on the Columbia River.
Washington, July 27. There will be
no report of the engineers this year upon
the necessity of fortifications no the Col
umbia rivet" An army officer streaking
of this subject the other day said tiiat the
war department is in full possession of
necessities for fortifications on the upper
Pacific, but that as yet no provisions were
made for expending any money there,
consequently the war department
did not think that it was
necessary to have further investigations,
or to make any further report at pres
ent. It will be remembered that Sena
tor Dolph was very anxious to have
something done for the Columbia at the
last session, but the demands ot larger
commercial harbors, and the small ap
propriation left out the Columbia, and in
fact Puget Sound as weli, with the ex
ception that the Sound secured a naval
station. In another congress it is hoped
that something will lie done looking to
tlie improvement of the fortifications
upon the North Pacific. ' It is expected
that Senator Dolph w ill resume his con
test upon the fortitieatiou bill, but there
is little hope that such a great measure
carrying the large appropriation which
he proposes, could pass under the pres
ent conditions.
W0KSE THAN Fl'.NkO.
A Scheme at Kuiis.ts Idiots to Sell
Worthless Ibintls.
Toi'eka, Ktis., July 25. In Southern
Kansas a curious financial scheme has
been worked Bond companies have
been organized m most of the towns
and cities. The plan is to sell a bond of
$1000 for $10 down ami a monthly assess
ment of $1.50 on each member. As fast
as there is money enough in the treasury
the holders are paid iu tho order in
which the bonds are issued nnd they
drop out. The scheme is to so rapidly
add to the number of members that no
one will pay more than $400 or $500.
Already a bond has been paid, the holder
paid but $20. He received his full $1000,
and dropped out. The originators of
the scheme were considered honest men
and seemed not to have considered
where the men comprising the latter
half will get their money. Several prom
inent men in this city have been ap
proached, but so far have refused to
accept the bonds, ulthough they were
ottered free, evidently for advertising
purposes.
OITOKI'IH TO THE MATCH.
The Marriage f Prince F.erdin
u iitt to Victoria", 4iiri...lluuglt
ter ?int Ike-aired. .
laces Hint tmset.au was mis morning ut.
elured unconstitutional by Judge Cltt't
meiiil.iT ol congress in If i i.tiini guveruoi , iiiu iiu 01 tne conn oi cihiiiii.ii con cc woo.
of Vermont from lStii. to 1S.17 . ' The state will appeal
Accuracy of tho divisions when the
prisons vote was under disussion. '
I.onpon, July 27. The feeling in Eng
land is strongly against a union between
Prince Frdinand, of Uouinania, and any
member of the British royal family.
This is owing to the desertion by the
prince of his intended wife, Mollie Vaea
rtco, because she is not of royal blood.
The British populace are deeply aroused
on the subject, as they consider Prince
Ferdinand's course a reflection on umti
tled multitude. Should he make a match
with one of tho royal family, it is quite
certain that piirHment will be slow to
grant any contributions to the support,
and tli it Ferdinand, for a time tit least,
( would find it uucomloi tablet) visit Etig
1 limit.
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