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EVENINGEDITION DAILY EVENING ED1TI0H E DAILY will be dellvured nt your residence Eastern Oregon Weather ( ! or place 01 Business oj currier 5c A WEEK. Tonight and Saturday probably warmer tonight fair; 4 )L. 15. PEXPLETpy, UMATILLA COUNTY, OKEGOJT, Fill DAY, JUNE 20, 1002. NO. 4405 mm speaks President Delivers Princi pal Address at Tilden Dem ocratic Club Dedication. IES THE ISSUES. HE THINKS 'IMPORTANT. and Tariff Should Be the Bat Cry of the Rehabilitated De nocracy Issues Killed by the opto at the Polls Should be andoned, He Declares. . lew York, June 20. The new club dine of the Tilden Democratic of this city, was dedicated last . Prominent democratic leaders all parts of the country were nt and the assemblage was a liant one. The principal sneech the evening was delivered by ex- dent Grover Cleveland, who e rrom Princeton to attend the cation. Mr. Cleveland spoke as have been urged to participate in occasion by those who have as- ed me that this handsome struc- re is to be dedicated tonight by renabilitation and the consollda of the democratic party, under inspiration of a name which dur the days of democratic strength achievement, was honored by try democratic household. Such assurance made to one who fol- red with hearty devotion the lead- thip of Samuel J. Tilden when llv- and who has since found in his eor and fame the highest incentive democratic steadfastness, 'could T fail to overcome the tempta- of my contented retirement political activity. Perhaps there those who would define my posl as one of banishment instead retirement. Against this I shall enter a protest. It is 'sufficient me in either case, that I have fol- red, in matters of difference with- our party, the teachings and coun- 1 of the great democrat In whose line party peace and harmony are Ight invoked. No confession of irty sin Bhould therefore be .expect- of me. I have none to make; nor I crave political absolution. here to take counsel with others ifessing the same party faith, con- irn.ing the democratic situation. ippose we all are convinced that lis eituation might be improved; id some of us may think it is peril- isly underminded. Whatever the mre of its impairment may be, ir condition as an organization can be Improved by calling each ler harsh names, nor by inaugurat ; a system of arbitrary proscrlp- lon and banishment. The democrat- party is very far from political in- Jlvency, but no one here should be tended by the suggestion that its ipltal and prospects have suffered lous Injury since Mr. Tilden was elected president Then and after- Trars northern, democratic states were not rare curiosities, northern democratic senators, now practically extinct, were quite numerous and Borthern democratic governors, now Imcst never seen, were frequently fctcountered. The Rank and File. Those of us less prominent in the party the rank and file are long ing to be led through old democratic ays to old democratic victories. We were never more ready to ,do enthus iastic battle than now, if we can only w marshalled outside the shadow of Predestined defeat. Is it too much J? ask our leaders to ovoid paths "iat nro known tn Innil tn disaster? Is it too much to ask that proven- errors be abondoned, and that we.be aelivered from a body of death,, and relieved from the, hiirilfin nt Issues. ' which have been killed Ji'the de- : """" ujo American pjsepieT uugui we to be-led upoMtaaethlng bet. .-. w than heTAujMvat- defeat? Jfi J fe quesUrMJiailuh..aa hot-? ' UiAniVttfctfahlrtTi T KaltatrA If will ,1 Productive of tb test kind of mocraUc harmony., , r ..dealing with hew issues, we of we democratic faith are extremely Jnnate In the simplicity of demo- .m l: 0M"aard8 and .the ease with WILD government as our fathers nr,inino,i It and for the purposes which they ouukiii io estaonsn; a party whose conservatism opposes dangerous and u.-jimuiicun experiments and yet pins no Darner in the way of genuine and safe progress, ought to be able to deal with conditions in a manner quite consistent with democratic doc trine, and stimulating to democratic guiseB ana instincts. New and Gaudy Issues. Let us not forget, however, that it is not in tne search of new and gaudy Issues, nor the lnternretatlons nt C fOT,.,. ,.!l II i 1 . I . "l anuuKu woiuus, iiiiiL a. sirone anniHASshn thfmcf vire nr?n at- a r- a r- . j .. . : I . . .,.,w . urr ni rnm uuaiiuj umuouracy aispiays us spien- cua power. Another party may thrive HOUSE AS MEMBERS OF THE POSSE. on tne ever-shifting treatment of the ever-shlftinc mnnrte nf nnnnlQi kacI. I ' --0- u Ui I 114-1 GOOSE CHASE CONTINUES Tracy and. Merrill, the Oregon Convicts, Supply Themselves With the Necessaries and Take Life Easy. lessness, or by an Insincere play un- The sheriff anH mnnHh.mri ai.. fin ltnraaonTitni. n.n-l.1tn 1 I o uu.uauuiUA UiCJUUlLU UilU tit' 1 1 1 S 1 1 anticipation but the democratic party never. Democracy has already in store the doctrines for which it fights its successful battles and it will have them in store as lone as tne people are kept from their own, on the trail of the Criminals With Little News From the Official or Those Under His Direction Con victs Have the Best of the Chase, as Country In Which They Are Now Favors Escape. i-oruana, june zu. Tracy ana Morrill, tne much-scarcnea-for con- "uu juov. U.O IUUB U3 LUBII riCntS ana Trto rntnrnn,l in. V.r rp l.. . nrul I- 1. I.. interests are sacrificed, by favoritism , T' , . "T ' uruuK in government careby Inequality of last evening at 7:15 o clock' and had 8uppon Thoy bouBht 20 Punds ot government burdens, by the encour- uull'Br ana oacon ana again sirucK ior uie Drusn. wnno at xor- ceo"iiit 01 uuge inausiriai aggrega- seubons tuey poseo as memoers 01 tne posse, ana tamed rrocly with a tions that throttle Individual enter- peddler. The farmer's family asked them questions as to tho location of monVanrbythrie re Tho icts urles as It underlies nearly all betjmeu uuuenbutua mat xaey were not aeceivmg anyone as to tneir others, a system of tariff taxation identity and that they were known to be those wanted by tho officers of whose robbing exactions are far be- the law. yond tho needs of economical and le gitimate government expenditures. which purchases support by appeals to sordldness and creed, which hut Marsh Hears the News. hlch new questions can be measur- uiobo standards, A party bas J Pon car for the interests of all CPIl f ?elr aggregate condl- ltimn r 'vun no'.unjust lavor- flevoted to the plan of popular Sheriff Marsh, of Vancouver, just received tho news this morning of continually corrupts the nubile con- the reappearance of Tracy and Merrill at Lacenttr, 12 hours afterwards, science. What but infatuation with tho vis age of defeat can exptain the subor dination of these things by democrats wfien they prepare for battle? If we are to have a rehabilitation and a realignment of our party in the sense suggested, It Is Important that it be done openly and with no mystery or double meaning. Our peo ple are too much on the alert to ac cent. noHtipal rlpHvArnripo tliov rln nnt ' " -""J I 1.. ! J 1 1 1 1 .11. 11. understand, and the enthusiasm of uo t;iir"ou ou "f ucioijuuub oi ieicBraim, wuu mo uxcojjuou tne aemocratlc ranlc and file does not Places thrive on mystery. I believe tho. tlmpa nnlnt tn nunfhor democratic opportunity as now at THE ANfHKACITE STRIKE BAD WRECK ON THE N. P. Hand, but I believe we Bhall reap the fruits of it only by following the line of conduct I have indicated. NO NICARAQUAN CANAL! nnnTl llin iinnnrn rutiimno nnunuth HOUSE REFUSES TO CON CUR WITH SENATE. The Senate's Voto Was Expected, That Body Declaring for the Pan ama by a Vote of 67 to 6. Washington, Juno 20. Tho houso today agreed to non-concur In tho senate amendment which was ndopt od yesterday, to the NIcaraua canal bill, and to send tho bill back to con ference. The first actunl test on tho lath niinn proposition was ou an amend ment onoreil by Mitchell of Oregon, giving tno president tho cholco ot routes oven If ho could socuro tltlo for tho Panama routo. It was laid on tho table, 42 to 32. Tho voto on tho Spoonor nmond ment was 42 to 34 and It was declar ed adopted. Fairbank's amendment for tho Ibsu anco of bonds for tho Isthmian canal was adopted, 38 to 36. Tho Spoonor bill for tho construc tion of tho Panama canal, as amend oil, passed tho senato by a voto ot C7 to G. and immediately took the trail again with the bloodhounds. Country Favors Escape. It Is Impossible to determine tho chances of capturo of the two des perate men, as the country which they are in at present Is difficult of access, and rather favors their escape. The Posse Unheard From. No word was been received of tho operations of tho posse on the trail of the convicts since late yesterday afternoon, as communication cannot of a few i Cleveland's Abiding Faith. In any event, I have a comforting and abiding faith In the Indestructi bility of the party which has so many times shown its right to live and Its power for good, and I am sure the reserve of patriotic democratic wis- BITUMINOUS MEN WILL PROVE TO BE LOYAL. Mitchell's Reason for Delay of a Month Explained He Wanted Men to Thoroughly Understand Situa tion. Wilkesbarre, Pa., June 20. The SIX WERE KILLED AND FOUR SEVERELY INJURED, dom will at the same time declare leaders of the anthracite miners' Itself In the rescue of our country strike here attach little or no confl- and party. dence In the advices from the south My days of nolitlcal activity are and west, to the effect that the bltu past, and I Bhall not hereafter as- mlnous miners are far from being sume to participate in .par,ty councils, unanimously In favor of a general I am absolutely content with retire- miners- BtriKe. iney say wnen tne ment. but I still have one burnlne. joint convention meets in Indianapo anxious politica lasplratlon. I want Hs it will be found that the bitumin to see before I die the restoration to ous men will stand loyal to the mine perfect health and supremacy of that workers' organization. It is now said democracy whose mission it is to President Mitchell's main reason for bless the neonle si ilfmifiornrv trim waitintr a month for the national to itself. untemDted bv clamor, un- convention was that a perfect under moved by the mists of rxDular nas- standing of facts might be obtained slon and uncorrupted by offers of before the delegates to the conven tion are instructed, No Trouble at Wilkesbarre. Wilkesbarre. Pa., June 20. No se rlous trouble is reported in this re gion. The strike leaders say that tho non-union men and the police are strange alliance a democracy of patriotism, the democracy of safety, the democracy of Tilden and the de mocracy that deserves and wins suc cess. Discussed In Washington, Washington, June 20.Cleveland's leaving here dally. speech last night was much discuss ed among the democrats in the house and commended by many. Floor Leader Richardson said he had noth' ing but good to say of it It was quite u me pomi ne aecmrea ana . publishing an article tho altogether a democratic speech and McKinley's assassination ex if democrats are to get together they w aaaaBainannn must get together, that's all. l"b Z nrnTouneel the I AJ.bVt v.ua.v Bryan's Pointless Comment sentence. Most raised his hands and Lincoln. Neb.. June 20. Bryan, in cried: "This is the funeral day of today's. Commoner, says: "Why a free press or America. shpuld it be necessary to harmonize Two Passenger Trains Came Togeth er on a Siding at Staples, With Most Serious Results. St. Paul, June 20. Six were killed and four Injured in a collision be tween Northern Pacific passenger trains on tho siding at Staples, early this morning. Tho dead are: Fireman George Rasmusson, Con ductor Noble, Baggageman Mueller, Ernest Schultz, Walter Scott and an unknown tramp. Injured: Harry Zioler and three trainmen. NEW YORK MARKET. Reported by I. L. Ray & Co., Pendle ton, Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokers. Now York, Juno 20. Wheat con tinued tls upward courso today, ca bles being higher and weather con ditions very unsatisfactory In tho east. In addition to this, tho thresh ing roturns nro not mooting anticipa tions. New York oponed at 18 and closed at 784 for September; 80 for July. Closed yesterday, 77. Opened today, 78V6. Itango today, 7878Mi. Closed today, 78. Louis Bogas, Recently From California, Murdered in . Portland-Body Found. NEGRO, .. THE EMPLOY OF O. R. A N., 8USPECTED. COLOR AND TURBIDITY. WISE RICHARD OLNEY. As Johann Most Sentenced. New York, June 20. Johann Most, the anarchist, was today formally sentenced to one year's imprison Hill and Cleveland? They alwayB will be in harmony whenever Wall street demands harmony." Race War Shawnee, Ok., in Oklahoma. Juno 20. A race riot occurred here last night A mob of 200 men and boya, armed with guns, attacked the negro quarters and fired on the negroes. Three per- He Is a Democrat He Is Not In the Office-Seeking Business. Memphis, Tenn., Juno 20. Richard Olney, whom tho Olney Club of Mem phis, indorsed for tho presidency two weeks ago, has declined to come to this city to deliver an address, Bay ing ho is not a candidate for the presidency and tho acceptance of tho invitation would placo him in wrong light. State Troops Arrive. Patorson, N. J., Juno 20. Tho state troops asked for by tho mayor last night, arrived hero this morning. Tho strikers show no Intention of causing trouble. Tho silk manufacturers say tho presenco of troops will have great moral effect on tho anarchistic strikers. The King Passed Good Night. Windsor, June 20. Tho king pass ed a good night His health Is now satisfactory. J. P. Morgan Is to dine with KJng Edward, and tho servants are wor rying about which to call "your ma Jesty." Excursion to Walla Walla, Sunday, June 22nd. Special train for Walla Walla next sons were seriously wounded. Sunday, leaves F.enaieton' via o. - It & N. Company at 9 o'clock a. m., re turning, leaves Walla Walla at 6:30 m. Plenty of room tor an going, Jias -been secured and,, perfect order on tram will be maintained, jae pail irame betweeen Pendleton and Walla Walla promises to be the beat of the season and no one snouia miss it. -l-l At At . A f t trv .rl filial are ior iub iwuu on ,nrt fo.W flrn nvflr fcnm In this Chicago physicians are puzzled state is Bweepingjorward under a terrific gale. This town la being wiped th case of a man whose heart out ana also tne town oi uuciuey, wueie uio ooci u.6 u :r: : vt a hftts are the town of Boise. The Uvea of many woodsmen are tnreatenea, aii m "v iVl f hc ,.rmn. jfnhitiintn. including women and children are fighting the flames. The 111 1 21 I II V III UU1 V vw ww- I 1 -- 1 ' , FOREST FIRES WIPING OUT WASHINGTON TOWNS water works here are rendered useless. How the Water Resources of the Country are Determined. In order to ascertain the wntor re sources of tho country. It Is not suf. flclont to know merely tho qunntity or water, but It Is Important to havo also, fuctB concerning tho quality of tno water whothor frcsli or sallno. muddy or clenr, etc. Tho United States Geological Survoy, in addition to Its work on the fluctuations of streams, Is making systematic obser vations of tho amount of material carried In suspension by tho flowing water, rendering It muddy or turbid, and also observations with roforonco to tho color of tho wator, resulting usually from dissolvod or susponded matter. Tho study of tho color and turbidity of wator 1b of commercial Importance, bocauBo clear wator Ib frequently a necessity In manufac turing, and It should ho available for municipal uso, as moat pooplo object to drinking brownish or muddy wa ter. In looking for supplies, thoro fore, it la ncccaaary to know some thing of tho color and turbidity of stream wator and of tho changes which. It undergoes with regard to these qualities. Tho method of In vestlgatlon is comparatively simple, being adapted to Hold work. It con sIstB In tho main, of comparing small amount of wator hold In a glass recoptaclo, with cortaln color standardB; and for turbidity, of not Ing tho depth boneath tho wator at which a small pin can ho scon, A description of tho molhodB can bo found In circular No, 8 of the Divi sion of Hydrography juBt Issued, a copy or which may bo had on appli cation to tho director of tho United States Gcologlcul Survoy, Stated Man Killed With Sandbag, Probably, After He Was Given Knock-Out-Dropa Motive of th Murder Was Robbery Autoposy Not Yet Held. Portland, Juno 20. Ixnils Bogas, who catno to thl3 city rocontly rrora Sunta Barbara, Cal., was found mur dered this morning. It was evldont that a sand-baK was tho Imnlonumk ot death. A negro, who was soea with him, is BiiBuectod. Tho motlva of tho dcod was robbery. A Later Report. Louis Borgus, who was found mur. dorcd hero, was probably killed h knock-out drops. An autopsy will bo hold this afternoon. Tho nollco ar nftor tho suspect, a nogro, omployod as a mccuaniu on tho O. R. & N. NEW METAL IN OREGON. Bears Resemblance to Both NlrL.i and Platinum. Grant's Push, Juno 20. An un known metal, occurring In nuggotB ot uoui largo ana small sizes, Is found In quantity In tho placer mines occu pying what Ib known as tho "anciont Illinois river channel," In tho Waldo district B. E. Morodlth, manager and owner of tho Morodlth Hydraullo mines, on tho Illinois river, brought in a quantity of tho Btrango nuggota yostorday frcm his proporty. Mr. Morodlth says thoy could savo ton of It from tholr placers oach sooaoa If tho now metal was of value. Tho unknown motnl has boon glvem tho Mimo "Jo8ophlnoito", from th fact that It Is found only In Josenh. Ino county. In luBtro and wolirht It resembles nlckol. It alBo has tho ap pcarnnco of platinum, and may bo ono of tho flvo groups of tho latter metal. Eastorn mineralogists havo become much lntorestod In tho unknown met. al and aro trying hard to Identify It ii u provos or valuo tho Illinois river placers will become of much greater noto, as tho metal Is found In great quantity In them on tho serpentine ueurocK. Breaks all Records. Immigration Jn the month of May at Now York has broken all pre vious. rccordB, tho arrivals number ing over 88,500, This compares with a formor high record of 73,000, which was cstaaiisiied in tno samo month of 1893, when that number of Imml' grants landed at Ellis Island, Then, however, they camo largely from Ireland and Northern Europo: now 70 por cent of them como from Italy, Austria, Hungary and Russia. It Is stated by ono of tho Immigration commissioners that at least 63 per cent of those now coming aro unde sirable secauao having no trade or regular yocatJon. Scores British Admiralty. London, Juno 20. In tho houso of commons today, Admiral Charles Bereaford heavily scored tho British admiralty for Inefficiency, Ho de clared the coal supply Inadequate and tho number of men In reservo should bo 80,000 instead of 20,000. Ho de clared tho guns of the British infe rior to those of Franco and tho Unite0 States, Oregon Girl 8ulclded. Adah Coatollo, aged about 29 yoara, committed aulcldo Tuoaday night In a room In a lodging house on Eddy street, San Francisco. The body was found next mornlug lying on a bed In tho room II lied with gait, Tho girl'H homo wub at Modford, Or. Scrawled In almost lllollglblo char acters was a noto addrosaod to Cor poral Goorgo Brown, at tho Procdlo bidding him furowoll. In tho girl's trunk was a letter uddressod to hor by hor mother, from Modford. The mother told of ago and sickness and iniulo an ippeal In most pathetic torms for aid in her declining yoara. in May last, flvo wooks after this letter was written, tho tnothor came hero to find hor daughtor. She call ed on tho pollco, whoso search end ed today Jn tho discovery ot the girl's dead body, Another Case of 'Fool for Luck." Ed Parka wau In Sumptor. aays the Minor, from Pino crook, where ho Is running a store. Ho says largo quan- tltios ot gold is being takon from tho placors there this year, that dust la tho medium of oxchango and troy Bcaleu of '40 are more needed than tho modern cash reglator. Ho save there Is a striking Illustration la the district of tho old saw, "a fool for luck." Early In tho spring a tender foot kid. drifted into camp, found -a rich streak of gravel the next day. hod a prospector make out and show him how to post his location notice, and has been punning out f4 orlf a day ovor since ihasn't evon Bene enougn to work a rocker and ground sluicing proposition Is not la tho roach of hia imagination. The Southern Pacific sent out a special train to Woodbnrn at 7:39 Wednesday evening to accomodate perrons attoui'tng the annual stale meeting of the Woedws ef um try. ? j