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Evils and Remedies. j
The New Yora World asked many
prominent people to tell what they con
sidered ."the greatest evil of the times
and the remedy." In response Mrs.
Lease said gold should be demonetised,
Dennis Kearney that we overborrow,
Sannial, the soclal:st,tliat the remedy
will come of itself, Debs gives money
power as the evil and the destruction of
monopoly as the remedy, Peffer demands
the destruction of trusts, Coxey wants
more good roads built by the 4,000,000
idle men, Harvey gives selfish laws as
the evil and the remedy for people to
study the common good, direct vote of
people on national questions, and open
ing of schools of patriotism all over the
U. S., Gompera wants more"Unlonism,"
that is organization ot labor. Here is
Win . M. Stewart's in full : "Your favor
of the 21st inst., requesting me to state
what I consider the greatest evil of the
time, and what is the remedy for the
complaints ot the discontented masses,
ia before me. You say that 'the silver
question and the single tax have been so
thoroughly presented that I desire to
exclude them from discussion.
"Your request embarrasses me very
much. You want me to state what I
consider the greatest evil of the times
and to exclude from that statement the
silver question. You might as well auk
me to discuss the source of light and
heat, excluding from such discussion the
san. In my view of the question, the
silver question is Involved in the money
qteslioo, and that if any metallic money
ia used, stiver must be nsed as it was for
centuries previous to the passage of the
Hint bill in 1S73.
"The demonetisation of silver destroy
ed half or more ot the metallic money of
the world as money of ultimate payment
It baa contracted the volume of standard
money to gold alone and thereby en
hanced the value of gold fully 100 per
cent and depreciated the price ot prop
erty fully 50 per cent. This has mtde a
great scarcity of money and every busi
ness man outside of dealers in credits
and gamblers in gold know that money
ia scarce, and that the scarcity of money
makes hard times. And if I were to
assign any other reason tut hard times
than scarcity of money and falling prices,
all Intelligent men would come to the
conclusion that I was either a fool or a
knave.
"If The World has not discovered that
scarcity of money and failing prices are
the primary cause of the complaints
and discontent of the massee, it is not
possessed of tbe ordinary information
which the great body of the people ol
the United States fully understand and
appreciate. Go where yon will and U!k
to any business man about his business
or about any new enterprise, and be will
tell von that money ia too ecarcs and
times are too hard to undertake anything
new; and if he is inclined to give yon
his confidence, he will tell you that it is
impassible to make any money on fall
ing prices.
"When it t known of all men that the
hard times which we suffer are produced
by want -of money, yon ask me to give
my opinion ot tbe caose of hard times
and leave the money question out. I
ou!d be glad to accommodate von if
your request did not involve an impossi
bility for any intelligent man . It would
take either a fool or a knave to attempt
to answer such a request."
Right to the Point.
Tbe following from the Corvallta Times
is hot stuff, but right to the point:
Tbe people, from one end to tbe other
of Oregon, should not forget, during
thie campaign to exact sacred pledges of
legislative candidates, binding them
selves to vote for tae repeal of tbe rail
road commission. Tbe commissioner
and their clerk, we bave seen lor half
days work once per month or - twelve
time per year, and for a junketing trip
in palace cars twice per year over the
various railroad lines of tbe slate, mulct
the people to the tone of $10,000 per
year. Pleasant indeed, it has been, for
tbe commissioners and their clerk to loll
back In the velvet cushions, their wants
attended by a darkey waiter, while tbey
sail around over the state like blood
and wait for tbe time to roll around
wben Ibey may draw their salaries. A
softer snap never fell to tbe lot ot any
man. Tne job Is even a better one than
doing nothing, for, d ned and wined by
the railroad propnetois the lot ot the
commitsionertand his clerK is lovely
one with rotLing to w ish for, but a life
lease on the position, tint how ia it on
tne people T v bile the commissioners
draw their fat salaries the farmer plowf
and sows, digs aad delves, struggles and
scrapes lor eoongn sweat money to pay
the taxes lo be used in paying tbe ex
penses of the ' railroad commission
Years ago people saw tl.e injustice, the
extravagance, the folly of the commia
sion add have manv times demandd
tbe repeal of the law. Petitions have
been circulated signed and delivered,
b it dstgnicg politicians have thwarted
the people's will. Once a committee of
Cjrvallii citizens went to the legislature
to bee their influence for the repeal of
tbe taw, but tbeir effort: were baulked,
and tbe commission continued. We
shall continue to btve the miserable
farce nntil the people insist upon their
right to govern themselves.
Indiana republicans yesterday tried to
straddle on the financial question, just
for votes. 'The money plank U re
garded 4s a sort of compromise between
sound money and bimetalism, Tbe
main fight in the committee was over
the money plank . It favors the nse of
both gold and silver at a parity, declares
for bimetalism on an interoaticnal basis,
and opposes free coinage of silver at tbe
ratio of 16 to 1.
Here is a late picture: John Bull hat
Cncle Haui, bo is standing in a bathing
suit in the water of monomntalism, held
by the l?g to his chair, tcrois the
stream is bimetalism, prosperity, inde
pendence, "good prices ' and "good
wages" on a factory, gays John Bull
"Oh, dear uo, you musn't go into the
water until yon have learned Jiow to
swim."' The heading Is: "lie isn't big
enough to go alone."
McKinley is undoubtedly a gold bug
of tbe yelli)west?olor, though be is keep
ing very quiet for political effect. "Cal
ifornia republicans, though strong for
McKinl -y yet passed the following reao
lotion. "K'e favor tbe free and unlimi
ted coinage of silver at the ratio of 10 to
I, and the making of silver as well as
gold a legal . tender in . payment of all
debts, both public and private."
Even Mr, Norlhrup says the money
question is the great issue ; but Tongue
wags jiiat hours on the tariff, whip
ping over old straw.
Silver in Mexico.
Justice Walter Clark, of North Caro
lina, In the Arena says:
"AtKI Paso we changed our United
States mouev into Mexican, receiving
nearly two dollars tor one. As a lew
years back tbe Mexican dollar was at
par with the American dollar, this strik
ing fact must be noticed. Either tbe
American dollar must have appreciated, j
in which case debtors, both public and
private, and all taxpayers liav been
forced to pay double what tbey should
an enormous robbery of the many for
the benefit of the few, ot the wealth
produceis tor tbe encolument of tbe
wealth-consumers; or else tbe Mexican
or silver dollar has depreciated one-haif.
If it were the latter, then the prices of
all things depending upon competition
would be doubled. On the contrary, we
find in Mexico that the prices ot nearly
everything remain at the same level as
ten or fifteen years ago. Cotton Is 13
cents per pound, wheat 11 per bushel
and sometimes a little more. Railroad
passenger fares remain two and three
cents per mile as formerly, and hotel
rales the same. This is true also ot all
articles sold in the open market. Tiiete
is a alight rise in the value of real estate
and the price ot labor (the latter, here
tofore, and even yet, being very low for
lack of sufficient demaud) due to the in
creaeed prosperity ot the country and
the opening up of new industries- De
cidedly then there has been no deprecia
tion in the value ot tbe silver dollar.
Tnrn to the United States. There
cotton is seven cents per pound, wheat
and corn 60 cents or lew per bushel, and
other produce likewise brings halt tbe
prices of a few yards back, while the re
peated cnU In the prices of labor and
w v.. iv.uiiiu Dto uiunu .ucvvrj
prove beyond controversy t!.e doubling
of the standard of value, the dollar. It
takes in Mexico the same quantity of
produce to buv a dollar as formerly,
while in tbe United States it takes dou
ble the quantity of produce, and nearly
double the number of hours ot labor to
purchase it. Decidedly it i the dollar
in the United States which has enhanced
in value. Who has been benefited ty
this? The holders of national, state,
municipal, private, or other indebtedness
who up eeive- practically double, both
principal and interest, of tbeir just dues.
Tbe national debt in the Un!ted States,
as well as every other debt, has been
practically doubled as well as tbe rate ot
interest thereon. Nay, further, all fixed
charges, taxes and salaries, though nom
inally tbe same, bave been in effect
doubled because it lazes twice tbe pro
duce and twice tbe labor to procure the
dollars to pay them . So, too, ot rail
road rates and passenger fares, which,
remaining tbe same, bave in effect
doubled in cost, tor tbe railroad bonds
being doubled in valne and the interest
being payable in tbe enhanced currency.
the pnbtie must pay Ihesame rates or tbe
raittoad most go into liquidation. An)
so on every hand the burdens of tbe
producers have been doub:rd.
The looting of Rome by Geo eerie and
bis Vandals, o! Iodia by Hastings and
CHve, ot this very Mexico by Cortex and
the Spaniard, or of Pern by Pixarro, all
pale into insignificance compared in
magnitude with the extent of this levy
npon tbe labor and mcscie ot 72,000,000
of the American people, in the interest
and by the procurement of tbe hal,'-
million of millionaires, tbeir agents and
their dependents, through I tie sirup
device of so controlling legislation that
every dollar of iodebtedneee, public and
private, of taxes and railroad charge, is
doubled by donVing tbe valne of tbe
dollar. Uenseric, Clive,' Cortes and
P'xarro made a rich booty, bot they did
it not without great personal hazard, and
they at least pillaged foreign nations.
But this crime has been manipulated by
the tors of the bondholders in secret,
in congressional lobbies and committee
rooms; there has been Dotting heroic,
and the onlr greatness in it bas been in
the magnitude r-f the plunder and the
vaetneee of the sums transferred annual
ly br this legislative legerdemain from
the masses to the monopolies and mol-It-milUonaire,
whose annual aggregate
far so r pisses the plunder that has ever
yet fallen to a conquering army in the
wealthiest country.
Tbew was no pretext for it, aioce sil
ver, when demonetized, was worth more
than gold, and there has been nothing
sine tn depreciate it. That silver in
fact has not depreciated in the Wt may
be seen right here in Mexico, and
throughout 'he 60,000,000 people living
on this hemisphere sooth of the Rio
Grande, in al which countries the silver
dollar will pay as much taxes, as much
public or private indebtedness, as much
railroad freight and passenger fare, as it
ever did, and where sonseqneotly farm
produce and land will bring the same
prices they formerly did. Tbe standard
of value not having been artificially en
hanced, fixed charge?, as debts and
taxes, are not enhanced, and the satue
amonot of produce or labor wilt pay
them. In the United Slates every farm
er who lat year sold cotton at seven
cents or wheat or corn at 60 cent or less
was contributing joat one-half of the
valne of this produce to tbe further en
richment ot those alrea.lv too rich The
value of cotton is 13 cents and upwards,
an J of wheatt' and upward, rnraairtd
by the value of the dollar wben the bulk
of private and public indebtedness was
created, and when official salaries and
mji other government expenses were
regulated. Tbe loss to tbe farmers ol
the South therefore last year was t30 per
bale, or.on an eetimateorop of 7,000,000
bales of cotton, fnll 9210,000,000 for the
year 1S95 on that one crop alone. In
troth, tbe total amount of the profits
reaped by the capitalists through the
legislation which has doubled the value
of tbe public and private debts held by
them staggers the imagination and
fatigues indignation to compute. The
wonder ia not that there is widespread
and incurable depression throughout the
United States, but (bat we can exiat
under such a state of things. Were we
not tbe wealthiest and most energetic
and most patient people on tbe face ot
tbe globs wj should sink under it
Djn'tgetlt in your heal that Thos
H. Tongue is a itt9 silver man because
tbe Oregonian criticiseJ one paragraph
of bis speech. He is now a gold bug
whatever he was in 1894, and his speech
as a whole leaves no doubt on that ques
tion, though he talks bimetalisro under
international agreement,in order to catch
3me of thssiWer vote.
McKinley will ba nominated on the
first ballot, and then McKinleyism will
be forced uponth Eastern people, but
here the Issue ia silver. We are already
protected 20 per cent above the cost of
labor, and the attempt to force protection
as an issue Is a fake on the face of it.
Tbe Portland Chronicle is contemplat
ing starting an evening paper in Portland
In opposition to tbe Telegram. It will
have tbe best wishes of thousands, bnt
it takes money to run a newspaper.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
Decidedly senseless.
Should be circumspect examples.
Golden prospects.
Wait for certainties.
Greatest straddle r of the age.
Despises cowards
Our stock in trade.
Ou account ot the recent uonleasant
features connected with Dr. Brown
church in San Francisco, t tit re is talk
there this week ot selling it and building
a new one. That ia the consummation
of senselessness and bigotry. That con
gregation ought to be sent to the country
of Horse Sense and be fd on dry morsels
for an age.
It surpasses one's comprehension that
a minister of the gospel can make such a
dunce of himself as did Brown. He was
very foolish and indiscreet at all events
There are ministers who seem to think
that they have special privileges around
the fair sex and can ogle and wink as
much as tbey pl-ase.whereas they should
be examples of decorum and not milk
sops. Most ministers appreciate this
thoroughly, and their lives are symmet
rical in purity, their conduct always
circumscribed with judgment aud devoid
of the daggers of sentimentality that
pierce and tear asunder social and reli
gious relationships. The trouble is that
when a minister like Brown does make a
goose or donkey of himself otbe.s bave
to bear some ot the opprobrium.uojustly
During the week the return ol Mr.
Lawler from London has increased the
confidence in the future prosperity ot the
Santiam camp. Things look well, tbe
ore looks well, and the reputation of the
mines is spreading. Wbtlt the papers
are full of items about fioe yields from
other mining camps, like those aroend
Baker City, here mum is tbe word and it
seems impossible to get tacts on the sub
ject. Other men interested in mining
of course wish to know. The fact ia a
very important one. It is an elephant
in tbe matter, and hence extra efforts
are made to secure tbe desired informa
tion. Wuiie a few others have it tbe
Dkhoobat has not; but tbe-w is enough
known to be able to say that the yield
has been much bef.er than was expected,
and that recent finds have greatly in
creased it. Tbe slug is a big oue, fre
quent in its appearance, and it Is proba
ble the money will soon go the other
way. Of course there ia a reason tor not
publishing tbe yield.
The Democrat bopee to see some of
the claims retained by Linn county men
nntil developments establish certainties.
An Eastern paper has a cut of bow
McKinley stands on tbe financial ques
tion. It is about like this:
In Oregon that kind of business will
not do. People will not be hoodwinked
thnsiy.
A republican said to tbe Dcmoccat
man yesterday, referricg to the blank,
silent position some one took on tbe fi
nancial queeticn: "I do despise a cow-
aid."
If yon buy goods ot a merchant yon
hive to pay tot them, no matter how
small, whether a paper of pintorasilk
drees. A great many people, though,
eejru to think that tney ooght to be
allowed lo so info the print shop and get
what they want for nothing, though the
olamns of a paper are its stock in trade,
News is news and that is what the live
paper mast give, but anything thai ha
money makiog in view i hneines.
Isn't it.
Vanlnitori Letter.
Frea war nxvwar Cnmaponaaai.
Wasbucotos, May 4ih. 1SJ6.
Democrats aie delighted with what
now looks like tbe certainty of McKin
ley 'a nomination (or president by the
republicans. If theyjean't Wat McKin
ley they can't beat anybody. Speaker
Reed was reported to be so disgusted
with the result ot the week just cloted
that it required not a little persuasion lo
prevent his announcing ii;s withdrawal
in favor of McKinley, whom 1 has
abandoned all hope of defeating The
McKinleyites want Reed lo take tie
second place on their ticket," but hie
mini wt.l have to undergo a great
change before he coneenU. it is said
that Mr. Reed feels very bitter towards
S? na'or Proctor, of ertuont, on acconnl
of bis bel'el that Proctor betrayed him
to McKinley in that state, In the hope
of getting second place on ti.e McKinley
ticket, and it lias been intimated that
Reed intends te have eomithiug to ray
about the treachery ot Proctor, after tbe
meeting cf the St- Louis convention.
General Filzhugh Lee is in Washing
ton for the purpose of receiving his final
iustiuctions before going tj Cuba as U.
S. Consdl-General. He has had sev
eral conferences with President Cleve
land as well as with Secretary Ulney,and
has probably been made lull v acquainted
with the position the President intends
o maintain towards bth Cuba and
Spain, tie expects to go to Havana this
week.
Presideut Cleveland will preside over
the exercises at the unveiling ot the
equestrian statue of Gen. W. 8. Han
cock, on tbe 12tb inst., and inny make a
short introductory address. , Following
is tbe formal program : Prayer, bv Jttie
bop Satterlee; ''Star Spangled Banner,"
by Marine Baud ; unveiling of statue,
accompanied by artillery salute fired on
tbe Washington Monument grounds;
address by Senator Palmer ot III., who
was a Major General ot volunteers,
"Hail Columbia," by Marine Band;
Benediction, by Rev. Dr. W. II. Gott-wald.Po-t
Chaplain, Department Po
tomac, O. A. R. Tbe military and civil
parade which will precede the unveiling
will be undr command of Brigadier
General Brooke, commanding the De
partment ol Dakota, who is in Washing
ton on a visit. All of the United States
troops in reach ot Washington will lake
part in the parade.
While all democrats regret tbe wrangle
between Senators Hill, cf N. Y. and
Tillman, of S. C, there is almost unan
imity of opiaian among democrats as to
who was at lao.it and who got tbe beet
of it. A number of silver democrats in
congress deny that Mr. Tillman spoke
for them when he declared that tne sil
ver democrats would bolt the Chicago'
convention unless a 16 to 1 free coinage
platform was adopted, and agree with.
Senator 11 ill's declaration that no mail
oaffht to be admitted to the national
e invention who declares in advance tdatf
ha will bolt St he falls to jet everything)
he wants . Senator Hill's answer to Sen
ator Tillman's claim that tbe democrats
of the South were going to Chicago with
only one idxa to get frea coinage or
i
to bolt was level headed enough to te
studied by every democrat, in the South
as well as elesewhere. He said: "No;
it will not do for my friend to give that
as the sentiment of the S.m'li. li e
democracy ot tbe South is not gtfng to
that convention with one idea. The
democracy has more than one id-a. The
South will go to that gr'At gathering to
i.nnfar Inwifflmu Tt u.i.i,t.l I .a rtliiwt
, .v . ..... K,.. i, . ....., . . " ' "
tolly for that great party o split; o di-
vide on the financial qtitft-linn. There
is more in democracr than the single
question of silver, f bere are the great
questions of paternalism, of cn raliz-
tlon, aud the vital question of personal
liberty of the citizen." Mr. Hill ended
bis remarks with this advice to the par
ty: "In essential nnlty, in non-essent'al
liberty ; in all things charity."
The tlouse pasaed the bankruptcy bill
Saturday afternoon by nearly a two
thirds vote.
Th Daily Dzmockat tonight begins
Vol. IX. Considering the hardness of
tbe times we are doing pretty well,
thank you.
Tlie extravagance of tbe last legislature
adds fully $10,OM to tin amount Linn
county contributed toward! the sttte ex
pense. The stats assessment etioald
have been only three mills.
Do you want the ne!es commission
dne away with, then vote for Watson,
McElmurry and Philpjt. They will
keep their words when they say they
will oppose them
An Aetorian paper gets coneolalicq
from the fiebertuen's strike out of tbe
fact that, a go4 msay lives nave baen
saved.
S. M. Garland, if elected county judge,
may be depended upon to follow the But
ler salary law.
Senator Mttche'l will make matters
lively when he gets in Oregon.
MISFITS.
This is field dsy at the State Univer
sity at Eugene. Tbe records instead of
being smashed will be splashed.
The Democrat dares tbe Satesman to
re-publish its articles about the Harvey
estate published in its ieue of April 21
and 2.. 1SU3.
It ia reported that two or three mem
bers of F. Co. will be brought up before
the company next week for discipline
with the prospect ot some dishonorable
dischargee.
An advertisement in a Eocene paper
begins: "It rains! bat it won't rain al
ways," Sometimes it looks as if it w ill
never stop; but it will and we will have
our usual good crops.
It is pretty evident that a vote kr
the republican representative ticket
is a voto (or !X!pU for U. B. senator.
How dors that strike you. If this is not
a tact the columns of the PzworaT are
open for a denial, it made without beat
ing a round the bush.
McMinnville Transcript : The South-
era Pacific Company have replaced Chi
nese is oorers wun Japanese on nea rsy
all sections along their line of ro A. As
between Chinese and Japanese there is
not roncb difference; but we tee no reas
oa why either should be employed as
long as so many white men who have
fa ffiilie to support, are lying idle.
"A cowardly, sneaking, Iring sneaking
son of Belial" bxs be-n attacking the
editor ot theRoeeburg PlaindeaWr, in
the columns of the Keview. Just why
the editors of newspapers who are van
ning tor nothing enonld be rung into a
political cootst is beyond tbe compre
hension of the" DKMocsur. But that
wrai to be the style in trie county seat
of Douglas.
The bancing of II. II. Hoi me at Phil-
ajtlrti.a yesterday rid the world ol the
worst Bend and monster ol this ceoturv.
so steeped in depravity that he could d;e
wiso a lieon hiIip,amonstroeity with -
vw. puliation, aow h-i vurrant iojiow
and justice will have been elizhllv vin
dicated.
A miduie-aged couple passed through
Tekoa Uut vnk on toot, says the Wana
Walla talesman. They hid walked ail
the way from Ashland, Or. The couple
were members of a dramatic company
that stranded in that section last fall.
They have been on their way to the min
ing camps, where Uiev expect to get em
ployment in dramatic and vaudeville
bouses.
Mr Moorehead, of ihe Junction Times,
who recetvedllOa day for 21 da vs for help
ing to fix no the hooa journal after the
last legislature, i running for re-election.
The peopie this year show strong signs of
defeating men alter eu snaps, and it is
high time. The price of wheat djesn't
justify electing men who take 21 day to
do 10 days work, or like l.inn county's
experience, who charge illegal fees.
Temperance has found a new alley in
the bicycle. The Toronto, Ont., hotel
keepers are complaining that bicycling
hurts their business, people who ride
bicycles not ling given to indulging
themselves in alcoholic beverages. This
is a new development in connection with
the bicycle cr&xe, and one that will com
mend it lo our temperance friends. It
may yet turn out that bicycling is better
than the gold cure for inducing the man
who is to.1 fond of drink to brace np and
lead a solier life. Ex.
It ttrength is what jou want, you tticuKl
attitiy what causes your weakness.
It is practical'y lack of food
But you eat ttrree meals a day, and ail
you can eat at a time.
Yes, but do you digest i ?
Food undigested, is not food. It is not
nourishment.
It doesn'tcreale strength.
To digest your food tak Shaker Diges
tive Cordial at meals. After a while you
will Digvat your food without it. Then
you will get well, and strong anl healthy.
Shuker Di.restire Cordial cures indiges
tion and all its symptoms, such as nausea,
headache, eructat ion, pain in tbe stomach,
giuciuesa, loss of appetite, etc It makes
your fond nourish you. and make you
strong and fat and ht'itrty.
Druggists sell it. Trial bottle 10 cents.
BE OBSERVING.
Cash for poultry at K. M. Robertson's
Tbe best fresh groceries and produce at
Conn & Huston's.
Lapibs the Intoat fa-ihon is a sea m'es
dress made by Mrs. McLean.
Dr. G. W. Maston, phyician
anl mnr.
geon, Albnny Or. Calls answered prompt
ly in city or country.
Drs. U. E. and O. K. Beers offices and
residence in the roat office building. Spec
ial atteutiou giveu to diseases of women. ,
Clubbing Offer.
The Weekly Democrat and Weekly
Examiner will be sent to sntiecrihers for
$2.35 a year. This includes all the priv
ileges of the Examiners big premium gift
In May, the same as if you sent the reg
ular subscription price of $1.50 directly
to the paper. Isn't that a bargain.
Weekly DmtocHATand thrice a weak
N. Y. World, $2.00 a year.
Subscribers to Daily paying in advance
will receive all the advantages of either
proposition
HORN
OONCKLIN On May 6th, 1896, to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ccncklin. ot San
Lenndro, Cal., formerly ot Albany a
girl.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Cuban War Leases.
New Yokk, May 8 A World dwra'-eh
from Madrid, says:
According to the Spanish ofli-sial figure.
Ihe Cuoan insurgent caualtiM from the
beginning of the inmirrection, February 24,
IW, to December 31, 1J5, were: Killed,
20 chiefs. ll'jO men; wounded, 358; pria-
onera, four chiefs. 21 men. Daring the
i,.t f. .(Kfll'rU.. ,
H 1 'w :
wouniiwl. chiefs. DJI8 men: oris nrrs.20
c-bii-fH, 330 men Tne total numlMr of hor-
e taken from the insurgent is given a
457 . Tbe Sp&niih official autistic a1 mi t
that i he royal fori es have lost '.n killed and
t'-ose who died of wound or d incase, three
generals, 29 field ofheers, 272 officer, and
4S'J2 men, up to tbe end of March, 1898. j
A n,ml AeeMeat. j
Los Angeles, May 8. Tbe mot horri
ble accident that ever occurred in this city
happened touight when riebas Eacarciga, a
Mexican, was crushed to a pulp. Shortly
before (be accident, Ejcarciga was quarrel
ing on the htre.t with a Mexican, Jose
Morales. Tbe men finally came to blows,
and both drew knives. Morales tarted lo
run across thtret, followed closely by
bjcarciga, both men failing to notice the
e'ectrie car, which wa rapidly apDrosrch-
lng. .Morale was several feet aheaa of hi
pursuer, and manad to clear the (ruck,
but Kjicarcig was directly in the midJieof
the track hen the heavy car struck bini,
and the nnfortona'e man wa under the
wheels before anyone knew what bad happened-
Wilt B Vfairkwt.
Wasuixotos, May 8. Tbe proceeding
of tbe Hpaoiab court inartiai in the caseot
the men captuied cn tbe Cotupetoior are
being close.y followed here, and there in
ground for tbe fear lLat, unless tbe rnatteJ
is handled with great discretion it may re
sult in straining tbe present friendly and
amicable relations between the United
State and Spaa.. Tbe state department
will not fail to intervene instantly if it
ahoa'd appear that at leant tbe Americans
among the captives under trial are not
treated with all the privileges enjoyed by
the rules of civilized warfare.
laalau at pwMieaaa.
Ispiaxapou", May 7. The Indiana
republican convention today instructed its
delegates for McKinii-y. with scarce y a
show of opposition, and tbe krag-impead
ing battle between the McKinley and
asleged Harrison force ended in com moo
place pace. Oeneral Harrison did not
make Lis eareriy expected speech lo the
delegates, and did not visit (be convention
ml ail. I be platform declare for sound
money, favors the tue of both gold and sil
ver at a parity, urges bimetal urn on an in
ternational U. and coodemoa the free
aad unlimited coinage ol silver at the ratio
ot 16 to 1.
la rsta.
New YoliV, Mat 7. A menger di
rect from Cuba arrived at the office of the
Cuban jnnta in this city tonight, and re
ported to Genval Paioia practicably ma
General Macao, with a well-equipped
army, has lull and complete poaseitioa of
Pinar del Rio prorine, and expects to bold
bis present position until tbe rainy season
eu in . The recent victory c aimed for the
Spanish troop under Genera! Ycxlan was
a aevere reverse fcr Spain.
Wfcit U rau ftswJa.
Nxw Tons. M-y ".A dUpaich to tbe
Herald from Madrid ta;:
Tbe former premier. tNazufadenies that
there exi.t any difference of opinion among
ice liuetnl k-ailcTS n-ganhog Cuba, lie
said: "The war costs $IG00s,(w0 annu
ally an I certainly 10,000 soldier every
year. Can we fold oar arms in the face of
tki sorrowful prwpert?"
T M la aticair.
- WAmGTOH, May 7. By the decirire
vcteof 51 lo 6, the senate today inaugurat
ed an inveetipBUoo, lo be condocted by the
senate araiUee on finance, ltto tbe acta
and i ciivnettances counecieJ wish the
cf United t'Lite bonds by the secretary ot
the tresartirr daring the La.fi three J"r.
Tte six advene votes were cast by Caffery
of Louisana. Faaikoer of West Yirgir.ia,
Gray of iMawaie, liiil of Ne York. Mit
ch. I ot ucocaia and PaJnwf of ILiaoir,
ail democrats.
tocaratleaa af Stars) Tlaira
WasaisoTox, May 7. Ib tenae
committee on poUic bui'dinsnanJ grooods
baa reported favorably enaor MUcaeil's
blU iocrvasiBg the limit of cost ol the
t ortiand pnUtc boudicg to f I 0t 0,
hre has airvwdy Wi apitrot-nated for
the baikiiner &Ck misA li i l.ill ann.
i criatea tlw &,l.ii:i.-ui am, .on nt rail
1 wbsch make tbe round rcii.ioo. Tbe bill
1 also Provide that tb haiLi:n. -mm
f pitted, ahaii be oed for a caom-aense,
jappramcr' !r. couruvotbs. ng-nu sr-
I tic otters and oa of tbe I. sited States
une or-gwMsn!.
tfcwtvttallr faatt-lral.
Colfax. Wah .May 7- The Whitman
winty rtpauticaa convention today elected
.2 dvtaies to t ie t. t-rrU rnvention. I be
reKHuuoos are in fvor f th? free and uo-
limibJ coinage of;IrY, an-i d-iare that
McKinley is the I wckk: adrocateof tariJ
reform and as sooh will be tbe mt accept
able candidate for the presidency.
A ftwrrwlax rkaaer.
Washijiotox. May 6 Almost 33,000
government empioves wens brought at one
sweep under tbe projection ol the civil
KrrK-e txiay by thi- nance of an order by
he president, making a general rrviin of
the civil service rule. Ih order is the
most important sim-e Ihe inauguration of
the sy-tem erore than a decade ao. It
takes effect in. mediately, lis practical ex
tent is tee c'asfilicat ioa of ail government
employe beiiw tbe rank of those subject to
nomination by the fridnt and con ar illa
tion br the senate.
Will A'j.arB May IS
W amunhton. May 6. The bouss today
served notice on Ihe scuate and the country
that it had transacted lU business and was
ready for final adjournment by tr e passage,
without division, of a resooition for hol
adjiiurnmeot ou Monday, May 13.
Tbe reading was reveived with an out
burst of applause from mer-ibers on Loth
sides f I be bouae. Wbter denounced
the in-ijfirity for proposing to desert tbeir
pos's. He asserted that daring the cam
paign of 1594, tbe republican party bad
pledged il!f to lha r -lief of the people
fixiu existing depression.
Anwther HI Trwa.
ClttCAOO. May 6. A special from Min
neapoli to tbe Timea-Herald says:
It B Hubbard, the executive front cf the
linoeed oil trust, baa succeeded, with the aid
of the Pillsburys, in perfecting the organi
zation of the greatest millers combine ever
put together in this country, I he object
is lo advance the price of rlour.and to com
pel every spring-wheat grinder to become
a part of the pool. Tbe object is to advance
tbe price of Hour, and to compel every
spring-wheat grinder to become a part of
njwO Tk.. u ... Kn, . i .
millers in tbe United States. Tbe pnol has
neen mcorporaiea. its name is Ihe Aorth
American Alilliag Company.
The Oregwa Ah attaht.
S.ut Fbascisco, May 6. The builders
of the battle-ship O."egon, which was re
cently completed at the Union iron works,
today gave her an unofficial trial trip from
Hunter's point to Bed rock, for the purpose
of loosening up her machinery for tbe
official trial, which will soon take place in
Santa Barbara channel. The Oteton d-
..1.4 .1 IO I L . . Lu
I. i ivvj a. V. ftiivu All UVUr Bb U1U4-
. 1 .1 LJ T C- . . . ,i , -i ,
i "f ne-iir a c-ccni. uie ouiiuer.pre-
u.vww mi, mjv nvu'u uiaao over 4 w
knots on her official trip.
Tke Mayer Matt tHelde,
Pkndlktok, Or.. May 6. There was
great excitement at the meeting of the city
council tonight, when the petition to drive
women of ill-fume from the city was re
turned with the minority and majority re
ports. The majority report recommended
that the ordinance regulating such cases be
resurrected and rigidly enforced. On a
motion to that effect, the votes tied, leaving
Mayor Furnish to cast the deciding vote
He declined to do so until the next meeting.
This precipitated a heated debate.
Mere Cld Gwes
Nkw Yotik. May 6. Heidelbach, Ickel
heimor & Co state that their gold shipments
on tbe German steamer sailing tomorrow
aggregate $1,600,000, Baring, Waponu
Co have encaged at the su b treasury $300,.'
000 in gold, which ttiev will ship tomorrow
for the account of Kidder, Peabody & t'o, !
of Boston. The total gold shipments for
the week thus far are $4,850,U00, and since
April , $6,000,000.
Bovs Engineer overalls, 25c per
pair, at L. L. lilaln Ciothlnx Go's.
Its a winnep evenytime
Battle Ax .Plu g in the lead
PUUJ
The largest piece of
GOOD tobacco
ever sold for 10 cents
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by C. A. Snow A
Co., solicitors of American and Foreign
patents, opp. U. S. Patent office, Wah-
ngton, u. U.
-ALAdams, Astoria, Or., automatic
gate governor 'f M Anderson, North port.
Wash, producing photographs in colors;
T Beeing, Los Angelee, shoulder brace;
D is Carrick. Oakland, Cal, invalid cbaii ,
J B Clot, San Francisco, can soldering
machine; P Davie?, Oakland, Cal, win
dow shade attachment; G C Edwards,
Oakland, Cal, exercising apparatus ; M
Feintncb, Saa Francisco, advice and
safety attachment for bank checks; N
Fossati, Smith's flat, Cal, pan-and-roller
mill ; A Ueberer, Alameda, Cel. centri
fugal machine ; F iiindes, San Francisco,
drip attachment for umbrellas; LJnlig,
San Francisco, bicycle; W H Kirkm n,
tserfceiey, Lai, certain hit are; A C Mor
rison, San Francisco, street railway car
advertising device ; J A Noble. San Fraa-
c .eoo, bot voter irrigator; F R Parr, San
tranciseo. Cavrborete; JF Easmoseon,
Tacoma, stove; W R-we, Angel Island.
Cal, ware power; J D Tucker, Sierra
Mad re. Cat, harnees snap J N Van Dorn ;
Spokane, car coupling; it A Wolff, Sac
ramento, mop.
Tig Cattls Dzal. A ten thonsand
dollar cattle deal trantpired in the sooth
end of the county the first of the week.
The purchaser is a Mr. Cornelius, who is
a heavy stock dealer of Montana, tbe
seller are Geonre A. Hoock and Sam
Ferguson, who baa been gathering np
cattle in Benton, Lane and Linn for eev-
eral months past. The deal includes be
tween &X) and $00 bead of rearlinar and
two-year old, and they are to be shipped
on a special train at Junction next week.
Mr. Cornelius is in Webtoot buying cattle
because be says Oregon cattle torn off
better on the Montana ranges than do
tbe Arizona, Texas, and other cattle. In
boring theee cattle the maximum price
paid t'f Hoock and Ferguson to farmers
was 13 SU lor two rear outs, and fS.-XJ
for veai lings. The cafle sold to Mr.
Come I us were ail eters- Messrs Honck
and Ferguson have left on hand a targe
lot of cows.calTes, belters, and three and
four-year-old steers. Corrallia Times,
Taken in 'time
Hood's Sarsaparil'a has achieved great
success in warding off skknese which.
if allowed to progress, would have under
mined the whole system and given dis
ease a strong loothoid to caue moca suf
fering and even threaten death. Hood's
arapariila has done all this and e en
more. It has been taken in thousands
of cases which were thoegbt to be incur
able, an 1 alter a fair trial has effected
wonderful cares.brinzing heaJlh.strenpxh
anvjoyio uie atuicted. Anotner im
portant point about Hood's J-Arsapanila
is that its cures are permanent, because
they start from the solid foundation of
pnrthed, vitalized and enriched blood.
But it is not what we eav bnt what
Hood's Sarsaparilla does that tells the
tory.
I Di. The Salem Port savs: Robert
I, aicviure, woo noros a cnair si roc
barber shop of Bunco A Baldwin on State
street, has just received the sad news of
the death of his mother, Mrs. D. H. Mc-Clu.-e,
at the farm home near Lebanon.
Lteceascd was aged 71- years and well
known throughout the Willamette valley.
Robert will leave this evening for Leb
anon and will attend the funeral which
will be held tomorrow.
Cosia Of Dr. McCormick, of the
Gold Cure Institute, has returned from a
business visit to Albany. The doctor
has under advisement a proposition to
remove his institute from Eugene to
that city. Eugene Register.
STt I? t-aro, c r-- crieax,
XAJCAS CV".TCTT. (
TR J. Caw-nrr maktw oata tkat ba la
sBio nartaerol Ue firm ot F. J. ChkxbtJcCo..
duinar basinjaa In th riir of Tlrdo, Oaaty
and Mat aforesaid, and that said Ara wiU r-T
the aum olWS Hl'NDRKD 1X1LJLAKS ti
web and errnr cane of Catarrit thai cauaaot ba
Cured by tba wa at Baix's Cmau era a.
. . FRANK J. CHENT.
Wwnrn to ttefors) ma and anbacribed as Til
prweuce, tt aU daj of Ueceoiber, AvO. aaMk,
A.W.QLKAS02r.
AUr Pw&Ita.
Bana Catarrh On re I tattm tntvraailv and acta
eirectry on tbe blood aad macotxa sartaoasot
to ayatam. tead for tmtiraonista. frve.
. J. CUKNEY as CO., loaado, O
JEW Bold by DracEta Tic
Owr Maadiac at Waaa
"Four out ot every five bottles ot medi
cine sold in thj last five years are S. B.
goods. The S. B. Headache aad Liver
Cure 1 use myself as a geuerai physic
If you are s'u-k and want to get well, the
quickest, cheapest and safest method ia to
huy the S, B. remedies and use as directed.
C P. IUlch, ivreinsist, IKifur, Or " For
sal by 1'osbiy A Maem at 50 eti per bot
le. "Twe Ilia at Waawa
Constipation, cansea more than half tbe
P la of women. Kiu-Ia ( 'In,., R. T. i.
a p'eaaant cure for constipation. For aU
vj cosnay c mason.
A Fact Wank ataawlaa,
Convnintion. Litirirtne Mn&i.:.
and all Throat and Lung disease i are care
ov sano'i- wure. i or saie by ihay
Mason.
rwree Crwwp.
J u.iurea are suoject te
Pil'sKraphd to San Francisco, got
eot a half ilwt... f c I, , ,-.
7. : -"-ctiim o u congo t,ure
It ISW perfect remedr linrl 1.1..
. , ' J " f UWU J vu jr
it' Yo""- lo-. J.H. Cioaier. Grants
Pass, Or. or sale by Fotbay & Mason at
0c per bottle.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Representatives
li. C. WATSON, of Albrjiv
H. W. McELMEBRY, of Tangent
M. FHILPur, ot ttametmrg.
For County Ju-lee
S. M. GARLAND, of Lebanon. .
For Coont v Com m i "pioncr
W. K. PUTTER, of Fox VaUey.
For Connty Clerk
O. A. AlitlllisALJJ, of Albany.
For Cocntr Sh?riS
If. BLAKXY, of Brownsville.
For Coontv Rfltwder
MARK PtERY.of Franklin Butte.
For Coonty Treasnrer
T. J. MONTGOMERY, of Scia.
For Coontv Assessor
BOB. M. MILIXE, of Halsey.
For School Superintendent
C Jr . iJHiBl, ol sweet Home.
For Coroner
O. B. REESE, of Erownrnile.
Justices of the Peace
JAMES JES KS, 1st district.
GEO. W. HARRIS. J district.
Constable
S. II. BRYAN, 1st district.
JOHN SCHMEER, 2nd district.
Democratic State Ticket.
Presidential Electors
ED AKD KILLFE VTHB.
J. M. CAROLL-
J.J. WHITNEY.
W.W.OGLESBY.
Supreme Judge.
JOHN BURNETT, of Corvallis,
Congressman
J EFFERaON M YERS, of Scio.
District AUornev
SAMUEL'HAYDEN, of Salem.
Member Board of Equalization
EB. K1BLER, of Lebanon.
OakvCIe.
Last Thuradar eveatnr after we had
completed our dav'e work we were in
vited by oar friend Jones to accompany
him io a popnlist meeting at Tangent.
We accepted the invitation and in a few
minutes we were inside oar best clothes
and ready tor the journey. The evening
was besuitifal bet tbe roaids were horrid,
howevwr Jooea viidn't care for bad roads
and he took in every man on the road
nntil he had his wagon fu'L Mr. A. S,
Stone, althoogha democrat, took his
own horse and coe along, be came to
Oregon in early times and learned to
talk Chinook jargon, and he Lkes lo use
it to this day. He and A. Y. Smith
talked politics moet of the way.
We would like to know how A. S- will
vote bot A. Y. will not give it away. On
our arrival at the ci-y we were escorted
to the school honse by onr friend Rvsw,
ex-engineer of Stone and Ackerman's
saw miiL We found room to sit down
and soon found that the moet of the
coonty candidates were there. Short
sneecbee were made bv Geo. D. Barton.
candidate for coonty judge and J. iv
Smith and . il. .Roberts, canuidatee
tor representative. A. S. McDonald, tor
coonty recorder, made a few remarks.
M. E. Gaines, candidate for sheriff, was
called on bot declined and gave the time
allotted to him to "Farmer Jones. "And
here is a surprise to evervbody. Why
didn't the peoole's partv nominate
Farmer Jones' for representative?
Jones is a fine speaker and there ia no
one better posted.
Mrs. Lilly, of Colorado, is visiting
with O.W.Stone.
Geo D. Barton was not able te fill hi i
appointment last evening. Awkts.
Pure blood is the safeguard of health.
Keep your bioud pore, rich and full of vi
tality b raking Boud's Sarsaparilia. and
yon will not need to feu the attacks of dis
ease. '
Hood's Pill cure liver ills, constipa
tion, jauniKe, sick headache, oi'Uoosnesa.
So cebU.
Money to Loan.
A limited amount of money to loan on
good farm security
- - ft N. Stem & Co.
Catarr Cwreal
Health and swvet breath -secured by
Shilob's Catwrh Remedy. Prioa jO een'
Naawl injector free". For aale by Fosbay -at
Mason.
Kari- rtwvee K4 Tea
is a sure core for headache aad nervosa
diseases No'hiog relieve so qnicklv.
For sale by Fothay k Mason,
Far ASM Laiavca
Elder Alann W Khw, wnh, fmm Port. .
Ian.1 IW Thm ;. . A nul;.;.A ,.- K
throat aad lungs that I can recommend to
miaisrers, pnbuc sneaaera and singers.
ith the confidence that I can the S. B.
Cosh Cm e." For nal hv Fohav A Ma-
oas at SOcts per bottle.
A Xalarml !
Karl's Clover Boot Tea purifies the h'ood
and gives a clear aid beantifut comp'ezina
For sate by Fcwhay and Mison.
see Bqrawwaa .
atd Liver I
Complaint yon have a printed
a eei y bottle cf Shilo's ViUl-
guaanteeoa
It never fatU to cure. For sale by
r"o hay 4 Mason
All Weaaamrww li.
Ak your physician, ? our drugit and
your friends about ShUoh's Cure for con
sumption. 1 hey will recommend it. For
sale by Foshay & Kason.
VrtrMiji Mildred Burmester
teacher of piano or organ. System the
Mason toucb and tecnnique. Aeeiuencw
Fifth street, opposite U P church.