Morning daily herald., April 13, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

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20 CENTS A WEEK.
BARROWS
BARROWS
BLUMMtliG BLOCK.
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GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE
OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BROS SIL
VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
BOY'." WAGONS, BABY AND DOi.L CAR.
WAGES, and a
General A33orteioat cf Fancy Good3.
Specialty in the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries. Ho buvs
direct for not cash anil carries the largest stock in the Valley.
Insurance agent for Fire and
STEWART & SOX
LJt.-ilrf tu --
General
Wliciiiiiu'al
Iron, steel (aid Cool
H aton ami liuytfies
Ilojie mifl Cortliiye
Illach'Ain itliH Sit unties
C.iai-I'ii tind
k all liiiplfnipnh
ALBANY IRON 1R
Mauufactur..- etrani cneiiit r, j:ri?t and
all kinds of hiavy and lifht work in Ton
tion paia it repuninL' ail ktnda !: ni.icliii.try. 1 atti rpf- n aile en Ft. rt notice.
t.- ! .-nv . ......
r.. t.owa, Hioer.i.
kseller
XKXT DOOR TO FIliST
"Subscriptions received for all
ajttnps.
General Boo
THOS. BRINK .
Best Lice of Fnroitrc In tlie Citv of Allianv!
Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parloi
Cornfce Poles Mirrors Feather
Pillows Spring Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Fxlen
sion Tables Suits
And ..'. you can't find at other houaes, have it. In fact every
thing th ib kept in a tirst-clasa houf.c.
Ash, Mafileaud Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs,
Sprinff lied, Coantjes Htc, Etc., at Prices that
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD
FE Id. 1)
-AND-
GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. !
WANTF.D SPECIALLY Hay, oats nud p.tat..es, to supply custom r '
on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and my increasing home tra.le, .
where I sell ia quantities tu suit the purchasers. OthV foot or Ferry street' i
K. iVI. ROBERTSON. ' 1
Sz S EARLS
Drr Go' (KNolioK
LADIES vr :F.TS
NISHINGS.
FTP-
AUohave
complete line of
II. ill V
11 VI I
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.(ill
For rpricg tr.-vio at price,
that ricfy cctni eeitii-n. iv
us a oil - ! l u ' r tln'i:
Us at lulnck piicc. tinoi.
j.Kiild :nl quale ii alu g.
& SEARLS.
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an.
Marine.
1 TTTT7 ATT7
B I I I, n a
. Hardware!
AND
Cortenters' Toots
litnhle.rn' linedirot e
Potetler, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder it Fuse
Sawn and Axes.
Grass Soody
Used by FarmoK :
saw n.il. n.ai lnr.t ij , ;r n fronts ar..i
Ri d bra?, c-at-tn (.. Special atten
i . j-i tkwakt. -(:ictai v.
and
XA TI OS 4 L HA NK.
the leudin" 1 1 v t z i is ami iiiii
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STORE
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Stationer.!
SKdMODCUOBtWItiaMMHnMMMB
TIib Celebrated FmcIi
CURE
u APHRODITiNE" MKrf
3F0fiE
5- AFTER
the uetier.itite urcaiisof either aex whether
inM.i; Ir.mi the exeosMte ns, of stimulant.
nlxv. ro or opium, or through jouthful imlis
.-return, over Ititlnlgsii e.ctc., such aaltiasot
llram Poser, A'uke u'ness, bearing Dnwi.
I'aiiuinthe Hack, seminal W akue, Ilt
'i-ria, Ner ou Trot ration, ff-cturn tl Oniis
.ions, Lcticorrhne, Uittziticss, Weak Mcuiort.
i.. .55 if rone k'i.1 impotent-, which If nt
leafed often lead to preniatiue old age an,
motility. Price tl a box; 6 boxc5 for f i.Ot
Seut Lv mall on receipt of ur.ee.
WtII IF. UfiliiMKt: is girei
ci'.h every 5 order received, to refund In.
money if a Permanent cure is notcffoitci
Ve hve thousands of testimonials from old
tnd ounirt of both Hexes, who have heel
.ermanently cured by the use -f Aphrodmn.
Circular free. Address
I UK tl'IIICU 1IHIK CO.
Wctcrn ((ranch, liox. 27. Portland, Orenn
Kor a.ile by Koitliay & Maaon, who tsaleani
rctiil ilrunjista, Albany, nrfiion
Murk iluliler's llrrlln.
VilCE IS HEREBY GIVEN
til it th.' uiiiiual lliectlUL' 1 tin
Alti::iv M ! ii. y uni Millip c.Mnj.anj
will I t- k.! 1 :it tho r tlioe nf L. 1J.
M i.itn..-, f -. n t.try tt s:tii (iinp.iii
u ill.: S:li .l.iy nf .inl, 1S00. at tii".
Imiir nf 4 o'clock P. M. for the pur-'f.L-ot
t lectiut; si-ttii (lirt-ct 'is ti.
serve f, r one jer from the ilate
ttitrcuf, and fur huh other hiiaint?
ai niuy cine hefnro such meeting.
15 v order of ; : i snient.
Dited March 1S!K).
L. 11. MUNTANVE,
Secretary.
KLI.IS, PHYSICIAN
AM) SL'lir
eon, Aihru.y uretm.
( nf i .K'tiirt. unit lliiililrr'a Notice.
KAI.r.; P;:oPtSLS WiLI. p.e RIXT.IV
O d by the i-rhii r uf Bank of Oregon at
Albtnv, u.i to iZ oVl.rc uu ir i.f ftatur.i&y,
A .hi M i, f r f iirniai int.-nialonal and lab "i
ne. ery to erect "Hank if lri'oii" MiiMinc
11 AlbiiTiv. j'l.e btind i rii; i a cotnhiir.tu.n ( I
i.r.'M...l nr'-.-'j ..-..I ... .rt. ....... I ........ Ul...... .
pccf.alioi.H can be ten ut the ortVe of tin '
.r.hiict. C. W. tiers, lioom in Kira I
.Viit.o::r.l Buik bui'iimc, Albany, Jr.
Lttnil !urvcylu2.
1)iUIIiS I.KSIS1XJ Hl'RVKYl.ra cost C1K 0B
t'liii to- urate and prompt wr.rk by c.tllinc
cx .iinty curnyoi (. T. T. Kilier. He
lo-i.-nuiple'e copies cf field not and ton
iup plats, aiul n prepare 1 todo survctitn: in
vi' part .i l.inn c 'iiiity. Po-lotli.-e adJreit,
'1 li .ri 'i tV...n, l.ii.i, cuu Itv. tireoil.
t'.iino luiiln
! Tji:riEj riEsaiiNO piavus TUSEr
, I ;iin.j call ltpoii Prof. 1), Van H.irj.
; . ti:M .. t .-, trio well kno-.vn n: d reliable
j piut.o tti-n r Me i we'l krsewn ro the pcoli
1 -f Albany and the entire State, havmc had
! tvarn of txt'-'icn o in this 1 1. amine. a!o in s
! pia;i .forte mauuiactor;, and has no njuM ii
' ih-it line i-f buiiinerts. It ojAavs nas t.
patr.m:i:e hom" ei:terprise and the pnLIie
9huM rcnieniter that they ran now- (rei
tnanos tui.e'l in a more shillful manner iti
Aibsny th-m tlft where i:i the 5tat, Lean
irii. rsu. Will ,v Link s
Albany Nurseries
We are permanently located on the
M Clino hnmeatead j.i milt from
Albany on Corvallis road. Wc have
on hand a laree Ktock td
Hioice Fruit Trees
of ur own growing, which wcAvil
iiTi at lowest living ratca.
I'.trtica cotiteinplatiiif plantipo
trees will consult their interests hj
examining our stock and prices btfort
purchasing.
Hvman & RltOWNKLI,
Ahiany, Oregon.
AET
J. F. WHITING, ARTIST.
fiiniction given and work executed in
l-ands.-npa. Portrait and DecorstitePaii tine
Lct'erin.-, Iisi.'ini anil iltihaiical I tuw
inj. ItocmaS and V, Pi h'.cr block, Alt ai.
tire'on.
FINE POULTRY.
I hate I rth ttil.l aril birnc turke'S for
tie at rS itr p.itr; turkey e.irs : f..r y ;
Hron LrtfMirn vks si fdr U; al.i Wy.ui
dotte and Ll-ht ltraltr'a nt same pri c.
I.. J. HOICK, lail-clit. Or,
IPI-A-TSrOS..
"IMIOSE WISHIM; A FIRST-CI.A'-S
I h-riti eic, the beat mailn t stand
IN-
the
clltiKkte tf liiis count, enn be strteil by calli'i
m Mi. I; K. iiviuan !, cpiK.site the 'l:.onu
I'strplj, Ki-M street. The latest voc-il a"d
instiuinsnral iiiiisk: kept fur sale. A!e lit
largest nj.orinicnt ol at imping p.ittar. a
select Ironi thin side of Tn.Hi.
itit-Mi in paintini; sn l emhn.l.iert tt h-r
otudin over i.inn C'niintv I-,nk. (tit h i
j votir order a:id you will l a pleaded,
i AT
i 1HOICK
E:
ivvnx's
DVTTKR
! V!1AKLKS
Di.ownku.si
ou Can
Kind.
FicetoF. A. M. Cviiutiful
enuravi'iu'tif cnipliic an.
ient M.isouic Sniie, also
ire ill'ittttited c t'Mlomic
I nil the Miisniiic cooils
mid rok. l.twe-t Iirici -
in Not lit America. Alto ".-rand new
il!utratcil uoik for ug.-nts. .S0 n
im. sntl unwH.tJs net. Fedding t
to. lol Uruauwuv, New
TorU.
Go to Largo's ior your groceries.1
A
SICS LOT Ot SCOTCH collii rt rs, WITH 4
lt-t:e d:u of Km: ib shepherd. 'Ihov
nitle the Verv belt farai stok and wat. h
dus rur furihor .articuia:s intjuire tf
G-.s W eirav. Oc itut.
Buy a houe in beautiful
Dale, the lots are cheaD.
Fair
w
ANiEw-A kljoJ bur
ALBANY, OREGON, SUNDAY APRIL 1S
INDIANS AS SQJSDIERS
A proposition to Enlist 1000 of
Them In the Amy.
K - r
BILLS PASSED Ul IBM SESATti.
f-.-v;
Three Trairpj Zrct illy AtnVtv a ScLocl
Mutress in KanaaDtsperata
F.jht wi h aP iaowiri",
Wasiunovok, A pril"' 12 Secre
tary 1'i.x lt.r hutimit'evtj to. the in
tfriorlei:iitinerit to dy-a.pniiosi.
t ion to cnlir-t MOO ItWiane i;i tlic
rejnlar ariiiy. It U" projoseil tu
"tli. er a it iment w&ti nwlu;ttc
of Wet I'oiur. lliei'2iXrd!nate
,'rades to bo filled by ptrpWa who
navo heeu educates Xnterv
schools. ---. ... wv .
TEST CASE AT SPOKANE.
It Iovolvrs Property Thnt Amount
to Large Sums.
Was ii i. so ton, April 12. In tin-
cast-of It. . Si.icur ami other
iaiiist the Northern 1'ac-ifiu rail
r .!(. invi.UiiiL' n tract of lain!
within the corporate liinita ol
-pokanf F.ilN, jt-crt-tary No.'!e La?
Iircctcil it rchcarinn t.j he had t.
Ictcriiiine i he hlatiin of the land in
(-."stioti at Iheilate of the (iefiniti
i-;il i-n of the railrjad. The rili-
if the other chiiinantf, he sayn
can lifl belter e,.tled after tue c'.uim
f tlie coiiipany has bee.l cle
terniined. It is paid there lire
about five hundred rei-iilenff on tin
land, which, with the iniptovtv
ttieiit-, is valued ut reveral hc.n
dred thousand dollars.
THE SILVEIt CAICIS.
The l'pttturo of tlte Hill Wliich Is
Particularly Attacked.
Washington, Aiil 12. The re
iiil)licui caucus lotniiiittee, h.iv
Hs under cuii.-idcrat ion the tjueh
ion of lelalion on the hihei
':ics;p'n, liiul another iu'eling to
lay. Te section of the hoi;.-e. bill
,,,,m,.,,1 ..
,U' .
m:!;el ry the eilvei
men is that ol niakiiii.' tresur
notes not isued for payment in
bullion redeemable in bullion.
IIONOKINC; SXANLEV.
I'liitvd States Scn.it irs Semi llltti a
Novel Message.
Wamiincimn-, Ao:il f..-T!iH af
ternoon Senators H.iwley, Squire
Allison, 11. do, tiray, Oibsnn an 1
Mannerson f-'eot congrat ilatioti
aiiil a compliuien'arv inesaye l"
II. .M.Stanley throujli CoI.Gcrac.d.
Iv.lison's 1'uropean partner. Toe
message was fpok;;n in a phono
uraph, und will be repented t.
Stanley at a dinner to-' be given
him by Col. Oerutid on his arrival
in l'aris.
For I.lfc- Savins AppliBiires.
Wamiinotox, April 12. At the
While hoti-e at noon to-day the
pies-dent, in a bri-d speech, pres
sented a co-tly gold medal to J.
Francis, voted by congress in recog
nition of his services, in the con
struction and perfection of a liie
saving appliance. The cos! of the
exclusive design was over $3000.
Another Oregon J'tistnia-ter.
AYasihngton, Apiil 12. Tie
senate to-day confirmed the nom
ination of A. I), tteracr, to be post
master at M.trsh;ie!d, Oreiion.
I'I.O(MS ItAMl'ANT.
They Extend to the Very An
tipntles. New Youk, April 12. The San
Francisco steamer.Maripose, which
arrived here to-day, 24 davs from
Syilney, brings advices that ex
tensive floods have done greai
damage in New South Wales ami
.Queensland. A large part o:
tirishan was ovei il owed ami traffic
stopped. Iluntheds of families
tvere homeless and many fatalities
are reoited. (irnfton, Singleton.
West Maitlan.l and other towns
were flooded. Many looses of li'e
and gto.it iles'i tp-iioii topropeitj
are repotted from interior points.
A railway collision occurred on
Ian h 1st on the I'disbarst and
Keiroit line and seven men were
killed.
NOT YET tOXCLlBEW.
The Transaction tf the Oregon Kail
way and Nat lent Ion Company.
Niw YoitK, Aprii 12. Dow
Jones cc Co's 1 inicial News says
the Oregon Railway ti: Navigation
Company will not tie wound up as
soon as expected. Nothing can be
lone until hoiids anounting to
'.i.00.(iuti can be called in. This
i cannot be done before May 1st
iillvr,lV t,,,.,! ljAll of 1.H00
mo ,.( .1... 1 1... Mailtt-nv .V; Navi-
Ol IIIC .1 t jgOll A. " " - -
gation collateral trust 5 per cent.
, bonds recently purchased by L.
iliggonsen cc Co. ha' e been mar
keted. STEA.UEK CVKNED.
A Grain Stcatuer Destroyed All Of
Her Crow Missing.
Erie. Anril 12. Tin fctoamer
Chenango, loaded with wheat, from ,
loledo for Ltill.ilo. wad mrnta oit
this port last evenit g. hei: ap-
proacned by a liie-sving cie v no
sign of her crew co.iid t:e discov-
ered.
I"-
Corner in I'ork.
! Cuicago, April
Ab eocn 03
TTTithe board' ot traJe opened this ! block from 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and jjKttabura. fhe couple went to
?,-flr.,Li,,,.i( lnta r,,.!1r.rfwi tv,U Europe, but after a few months
there was a corner in jwik in con
templation, and a wild scramble of
sliorta to recover followed, while
on the other hand men supposed
to reprenent the corner enra..'d in
running it and took all that was
otlercd. May pork opened, at 1 1 .55
and by jumps of '2't mounted
rapidly to 15.2. The supposition
on the board is that the corner i
beinj: worked thiouiih Sawyer and
Wallace of New York.
A Kll'TL'KKI CIUKCir.
The Evangelical Ouarrel Vt iil lie
Carried Into I. air.
Cint'Atio, Aniil 12. At to-day V
ses-ioii ol the rival factions of lh'
Evangelical convention very mild
in. milt-Bios vere exchani;ed, each
calling the other t) reiurn tu the
fold. Roth have formed completely
separate organizations. The
Esperu faction, however, in deter
uiiueU, to havethc record u, and.
other books and a legal fight
which will be begun this week will
probably hasten the completion of
i ho rupture in the chinch.
NICAIt AUl'.V CANAL.
How The Work Is Iteing Ioue nml
The lrosrctn Attvanceil.
Edward Stubbert, chief surgeon
of the Nicaragua Canal Comjiauy,
irrived in New York on Wi-riii..'-lay.
lie eays that although lit
has been in nearly evcy climate
in the world, there in none vhic!i
lie would prefer to that of Nica
ragua. The thermometer range.--,
he says, from 70 to 90 degree? the
year around, and, in fact, seldom
reaches these extremes. The
formal opening of actual work on
the canal waa begun in the lattf
part of October of last year, and
since last August there have been
on an averaue 800 men at work on
the canal. The death rate during!
tnat time lias heen only only one
p.-ron eveiv six weeks. The
diseases from which the men suf
fer are chietlv mild forms of tropi
cal fevers, and Dr. Stubbert savs
that the death rate has onlv been
one man out of every 2111 cases in
the hospitals. None of those who
went from the United States have
been fatally attacked by fever.
Work on the cast end of the
canal is well under way. The
breakwater at Greywaier already
extends f)U2 feet out into the sea.
and is advancing at the rale of
ten feet a da v. When ii reaches
ilic extent oi 1S00 feet it will
urnis.i pioieciiou ior siiiim ''.raw
ug fourteen feet oi water. Dredg
ing or the inner harbor will be
begun on April 15ih. A telegraph
line has been niilt from ti-eytown
in Ciistillo. which is mi top of the
divide between Lake Nicaragua
and the sea. A railroad has al
ready been surveyed bet ween 1 iiese
two places, a distanc of about
seventeen miles, and the work oi
construction has been he gun.
The entire line oi the canal has
b en cleared of limber, and before
the end of this: ironth there vtiil
be 2ii00 men at work mi the actual
const ruction of the canal It i.
expected that Admiral (ihcrardi
will start with the Dolphin, Kear
sarge, Galena and Yanticfrom Key
We.-t on April 15th for (ircytuwr.
to insect the canal.
sjiori.n tii kv m a i: it y?
Should newspaper women
marry? and if si. should they
marry newspaper men? was the
weighty problem for discussion
which occupied the time of the
menilHTs of the Tress Club of .New
York City their fortnightly meet
ing recently. About fifty women
were on hand to exprtss their
opinions tui the matter.
.Ms. I-:. Mitchell Tyng presid
ed. Five special uuest of the club
were present. The-e were Mrs.
F.liabeth Disland. Mrs. S. L.
Cowcll, Mrs. Marv (j. Humphreys
and Mrs. Merrill. "Jane Kincaid"
of the Hot son Globe. Mrs. Tvng
read the opening paper, which was
stronclv in favor of the affirmative
answer to both queries.
Grace drfem uwl voieel similar!
opinion". I'Ut .M.h. .yiary 1-.. J-ivau
who lollowcl, thougiH that i
marriaf.e narrowed down the
sphere of a newspaper woman's
work, and that if she were going'
to do her duty to her profession
she had better icmain single.
Mrs. I-iliza I'utman Heaton an 1
Mrs Townsend Percy thought that
newspaper men made congenial
life mates for newspaper women.
I'pif. (I. .
I'lilmrr's Cuioertalm
uf n lisle,
Tweeilale's block, First stroei.
Albany, Oregon, opened Jan
nary 2(1, 1S00. The cour.-e of in
struction will consist jf chisM'K foi
piano, organ, harmony and voice
culture. There will be a normal
class and diplomas furnished to
teachers, specifying capacity
and experience. Students i-a'tic-
ipato in monthly recitals, ami are
graded to ins ire equality in rendi
tion. Tlii' i onservatoiy will It
conducted oj the same basis its
those in I'.o .on, New Y.rk, etc.
This iti the oc "y recognized Siiccess
fill system sown for a thoioiuh
musical I'dmj tion. Semi foi circu
j lar9 and refj .eucc p. Office hours
j from 1 to 3.
Dr. IV ton treats successfully ail
jjst.Uves of women, and guaraiiiees
j ,,, ,.Iir ftn cnrar,le private di.-eaes.
ij iaa a s;jrc. reined y for catarrh
i 0( j jie 1Pa j He sleeps in his ollice
; :lnd answers city calls dnyornight.
'Consultation is "free and everything
Mrletlv conGdential. He can be
found in his office in Blumberg's
1890.
OLD WORLD AFFAIRS.
The Germvj Government Wants
a Protective Tariff.
THE VOINO C.EKSIAN KI LER.
A Lack cf CculMei.ce la His Fatposei The
Car'Udii Pjciiic'j Flam for zt-sd-
I'g i s fla.i:e.s.
I Cop riiibt ls;n by the New York Associated
rrcn. i
I'.i ui.i.v, April 12. Immediately
or: ins return Iroin eisbadeii.Lin
pcror U'illi.tui will hold a series of
pro.o.'igt.-d conferences with the
head-; of tlie various departments.
L l.aic-' llor on Lapnvi, a Karon
Yon lierlcpshcn and Uaron Von
Cieberst';in successively. It is re
ported t-j be the determination of
the em pei or to exercise a rigid per
sonal scrutiny over every measure,
l'ne federal govcriiiuiiit does not
share th emperor'.s liastc for re
loiin. The IVogresss-t p-ress in-
hilges in visions of a change in
the tariiT policy, a relutrtion of
iluiies on ceieals and a progressive
tnodilicittion of cns'Oiiis so as to
aboli.-h t.ix.Uiou on articles that
ate necessary for the usti of the
people an 1 a sitiiii!lj:ie.ousadoptioii
of tlie t tnif. so to develop the
iiidii'tries cf th country. It is
not believed in ollicial circles tha:
the emperor as ra-h enclludi to
niai glo himself in the difficulties
entailed by tin? revision of the
t.tiiir, which would involve com
p'cte rei'o-ms in the whole finan
cial and li-cal sy.sicm of the em
pire. Already the leading fi-tleral
pi'iuces oi the empire are increlu
hvi? of t
? emperor s capacity, and
hods of governing, and
,,f
li:-" in
are living
confidence.
to run ti own his fceli-
i" t t - aiieinoon the United States
minister and the fJriti-h and (ier
uiat) repte-eiitatives depo-it-d tot
loioia: ratification of the Sa not
irca'y and signed the iir.al . im
toco:". llEIILIN M EKCH A NTS.
They Wtiii't LlI.e Our New Tariff
lirdi-.lc.
I:i::ti.iK, Apiil 12. Many of the
lierhn iiivirli.ints interested in ex
j poitwig go oils to America are seek-
nig i li Hit' niUtieiiccs to Iiear lor
the pnrpi se of having McKinley
ill estie-r gre.itlv iuo lined or alto
gether w ithdratvu. They say that
Ilie measure, li it goes into eflVi t
in its pte.-ei; form, will strike a
Ires'i hlo-.y at the exportation oi
German goods to America.
The Canadian Pnelfk-'s Plans.
MoMKSAi., April 12. At the an;
nuul meeting of the Canadian Pa-
citic i ail wav here on Ma' 4 the
following will be considered: The
issue of bonds to purchase steam
vessels, the ratification of an agree
ment to lease ami make several
'ranch lines and provide for the
issu. of consolidated debenture of
stock fortiio purpose cf satisfying
or actiiiirin:r bonds issued for the
purchase of ocean steamships.
Patriotic Irishmen.
Dfi:i.ix, April 12. Deputies
from all parts e-f Ireland attended
the ceremonies of iht opening of
the town vi New Tipperary this
afternoon. It was a scene of grett
enthusiani. Horses gaily deco
ia!ed au i pictures of Gladstone
and other pit riots were every
where shown in the procession.
Tnollaitdli Executed.
li.wtNA, April 12. Two ban
dits, who kidnapped Alyol.i Lst
year, wcie execu'e.l to-day.
Stanley Kcaches Cannes.
L .m"N. April 12. Stanlev
reached t'uiines to-day. He whs
received by .-ir Win Mackinnon,
ch.iiiinan of the relief committee.
A lir.l'TAI. ASSAl'LT.
Ttvo Tramp Outrajo n Kansas
Scliool-.tllstreae.
l-ii i swonr.i, Kan., April 12.
Miss M. Hi!!, teacher of a country
school near here, was brutally as
saulted to-day by one white "and
two colored' tramps. She was
fearfully maltreated. The tramps
filled her mouth with dirt so as to
prevent any outcry. During the
struggle w ith her assailant three
of her ribs were broken. It is
feared she will die. Hundreds of
men ate seard.ing the country for
the tramps and ii caught they will
be lynched.
OOlNCi TO TACO.UA.
Tno l n I on I'acillc Railroad Extend
ing Its I lnes.
Tacom a, April 12. At a meeting
of business men this afternoon the
Union Pacific raiload w as guaran
teed the right oi way adequate ior
terminals into this city and a writ
ten guarantee to that effect was
signed b every business man at
the meeting. It is understood the
Union. Pacific will enter from
Portland, via Olympia.
A .VISEKAULE NOULE.
A Count Arrested for Assailing Ills
Wife's Character.
Philadelphia, April 12. Guis
eppi, better known as Count
.Montericle, an Italian noble, a
couple oi years ago married Miss
lrginia Knox, a weaituy ueiie oi
i?hcc "untP!?s turned alono.and
.v ,,..3 i.nnoum-eu mai f-ne liacl
lett lier liueband because of hi
hrtital treatment. The count fol
lowed her to this citv. and perse
cuted her edn&tautlv withdeir.ands
ior tuoney. He also circulated on
thef-treeta printed letter to the
public in which he grossly attacked
her character. He wa arrested
on a enarged of criminal liliel and
was to-day held in JfjOCO bail, in
deiaultof which he went to prison.
A DCS I' En ATE FIGHT.
Ihree Men Shot in Making an Ar
rest in C.eorsia.
B.'Xnswick, Ga., April 12. This
morning W. W. P.aldwin was fined
?2 for pushing ofl" the sidewalk a
negro woman. '1 his enraged him,
and on leaving the court he made
an instihin remark to the police
judge. Officer Massey was Bent to
bring hitu back. Baldwin shot
the officer twice, inflicting fatal
wounds. Ho Ihen shot Marshal
Hoiistcn. Officer Willcher grapled
tvitii him, ami in the strtngle for
ine gun iaidwin accidentally ehot
liitnselt in the thigh. He wan
overtiowered and lodged in jail.
KIIODE ISLAND ELECTIONS.
The Control uf the State Hinges a
the Battle of Uallots.
Pp.ovidkxc::. April 12. Return
from the supplementary electione
in this citv are coming in plowlv.
and indicate the probable election
of four or live democrats as senatoi
and members of the legislature.
On tlie result of this second elec
tion the control of thestate hinges.
THE DL'MOCR VTS WIN.
Lvrcit The citv elections for
senator and eight representatives
resulted in the election of all the
democratic ticket and seven repre
sentatives. This insures the elec
tion of governur Davis and the
democratic general oifiees in the
grand committee.
THE SLIITEUY CHINESE.
Trying to Dadg;e the Laws In
the
California District.
S..x Francisco, April 12.
Cighty -seven Chinese, who arrived
Iroin China thia week by the
steamer Oceanic, were to-Jay
transferred to the bteamer City oi
i.ltiev, en route to 1 anama. llu
collector of this port at lirst refused
tj allow them to tie transfenod,
jAingtothe fact that a number!
who had gone by the same route
were capi ured at .San Diego, hile
Irving to enter the United states.
the Cuited Males district attorney
i -sured the collector that he had
no right to detain them in transit,
lue collectcjr tiici: i- .-;vd an order
tliowing them ' Oeo.it t, though
the steamship cotptntnv promi-ied
that that the Chinese oaoiild be
Umied 350 miles outh from Guav-
mas.
Senate Bills Passed.
Washington, Apii! 12. The
senate passed file lo: lowing hula
to-dav : A senate bill extending
to the seals of South Dakota,
North Dakota, rt'asliinglon and
Muntaun, the benefits oi the act
allowing certain states five per
cent on the sale of public lands;
also the senate bill to increase the
efficiency and reduce the expense
of the signal corpH; also the army
hill for the tiansfer to department of
agriculture of the weataer bureau,
leaving the signal corps of the
army to remain in the war depart
ment. The executive session then
adjourned.
Dawes presented a petition
from the Boston board of trade en
dorsing tlie resolution o! the New
York chamber of commerce re
monstrating against legislation for
driving Chinese out of the country.
I'.llllaid Tournameut Closed.
Chicago, April 12. The central
music hall handicap tournament
at hilliauls closed to-night.
Schaffer won, Ives second. The
final game between Schaffer and
Slosn resulted, Schfcff.T 500,Sloi.
i-.Lernoon ga.ne be
tween Ires a I aly stood, o . 5 for
.dy.
Vlllartt in St. I'aol.
Mixsnxrois, April 12. Henry
Yillard is in Sf. Paul. He will
make an address to the Twin City
Commcicial Club Monday. It ia
learned that ho wiU urge in that
speech the union of the two cities
of Minneapolis and M. Paul as
one.
Cnilforr lai.s In Chicago.
Cihcaco, April 12. The New
England society of California
pioneers arrived here on a special
train this afternoon on their way
west. The party numbers one
hundred ami seventy-five. j
Hatch Acquitted.
Colorado Si'iuNos, April 12. C.
W. Hatch was to-day acquitted of
the charge of murdering his uncle,
for which he has heen on trial
litre for several days.
The Handsomest Lady
In Linn county, aiter making a
careful inspection of Matthews A
Washburn's stock of stoves and
ranges and very closely examining
their tinware, says they have the
mn4 romnleto stock in the "Will
lamette alley, and at the lowest '
P"13- !
Tr.rsfro-flnleon the installment .
plan in the Goltra Park addition,
30 dow n and $5 or $10 monthly.
Burkhart A Malin.
Vol. v. no. n3 ,
STATE POLITICS.
A Divided Delegation in Congress
man Hermann's Home.
NEWS KItOM THK METROPOLIS
A Toting Maa Thrcsa Eeneath a Movicg
Ingi-o Aceiltntios Fromlntnt
F. rtlana Attcrsry.
Rosebi'rg. April 12. The Doug
las county republican convention
made the following nominations
to-dav: Representatives, A. Y.
Reed. J. Blundell, F. II. Leepfr;
sheriff, R. L. bhellv; clerk. G. A.
Taylor; judge, G. AY. Riddle ;
treasurer, B. D. Smith ; delegates
to state convention, A. E. Ouzouf,
XV. A. Perkins, G. J. Stearna. J.
Hunt, J. Fmmett, G. V. Riddle,
A. J. Bellows, J. C. Fullerton.
The delegation to the sttt? con
vention is understood to be the re
sult of a compromise between the
Hermann and anti-Hermann fac
tions. A KWINDLEK CAICUT.
While Trying to Obtain SO 00 In
lortland.
Portland, April 12 Officer
Day several days ago aireMed a
man named Jones on a message
from another Jones in Hornbrook,
Cal. Tlie dispatch said that Jones
in this ciiy was about to come in
po)seK?itm of a fraudulent draft for
$500 from a lady in Henley, Cali
fornia. A decoy package was sent
to the Portland Jones through t ie
mail, but before he could get it he
was anes ed. The prisoner claims
that he received a dNpatch fiom
from his siter in California some
time ago asking whether he was
in need of money. He wired:
"Yes; send me $500." While
waiting for the money I e was ar
rested on a message frt m Jones
No 2. The Portland Jones isTiot
guilty of receiving money under
false pretence, as the officer was
not ailowd to wait in making tho
arrest until the money was font.
Unless he is vruilty of some crime
in California the officers will have
to release him.
r
irortlteru Pacific Extrusion.
t:Tri.i:, April 12. It is learned
vfroiii a reliable
source that the
railroad will at
Northern Pacific
otice start the construction of a
rcxid from Durham, the present
terminus of the 2-uiile road
branching from the main line at
P.dmer to Nihlock's mine, in the
Raging River district, a di-tanev -
20 n.iles. The company has al
ready received proposals for the
construction of the road, to be
ready f r operation by November
next.
Thrown Ileneath an Engine.
Portland, April 12. C. Gil
mop on employe of Powers' fur
niture factory, met with an acci
dent tii is afternoon, which
resulted in the loss of his left arm.
Giluu re was on a moving engine
at the Narrow Gauge depot near
the factory, and ii attempting to
jump off fell. He tried to save him
self and in doing so placed his arm
under the engine. The member
was fearfully mangled and ampu
tation was iieceesary.
Ticket Agent Fined.
Portland, April 12. Andrew
Goodrich, ticket agent for the
Union Pacific railroad, was fined
ten dollars and costs to-day in East
Portland by Recorder Alayo for
soliciting on Southern Pacific
trains and in their depot on the
east side.
Cold M ute in Wisconsin.
Minneapolis, April 12. The im
pending danger to the Northwest
by the predicted storm is past. Tho
signal office reports tLe cold wave
defl-cted to the Fonth, and the
s'orin is now central in .- outhern
Wiscon.-in.
Crushed bjfa Train.
VcMinvilli:, Aril 12 -Cc.
II. I'm ham. tin attorney P I
land, had his f ot crushed l eie
his afternoon, while a'teinptirg to
b ar. I a moving tram. The train
stoppe I and took him and a sur
geon on board.
Vtiusn's Iiiaroirry
"Another wonderful discovery has
been made nd that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches up n her and for seven years
slie withstood its s-verest tests, b::t
!c-r vital organs were undo! mined and
rleatli seemed imminen. Fur three
months she coughed incessantly and
could not sleep. tbe housht of Us a
bottl-? of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much re
lieved on taking lirst do-c that she
slept all night and with one Lottie ha
en miraculously cured. Her name
h Mrs. Luther l.uts. Thus wrile W.
C. Hauirick Co. of Micll.v. N.C.
Jet a free trial Iwttle at tosliay ot
Mason's Drug Store
Millinery Opening.
At the Misses K. and li. Ball,
Friday and Saturday, April 11 and
12. Ad ladies cordially invited to
come and inspect our stock, as it ia
sujierior in quality, price consid
ered, to anything ever before
brought to this city.
Our Own," a genuine kid glove.
. warranted, at $I.r.O ir
nair." This glove I have handle.l
il i i..... i.:...i
lor nve years aim nc u cu i iaJ
others but never have ioun.i
Uual to them for tho rruv.
! 'muel L. Young.
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