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-: s' k VfQT " T - - i trrr-s'SC ' Vov-i-v V ' ALBANY, 0IIEG05T, FKIDAY, MAY 2, !90. 20 CENTS A WEEK. NO. 129 (-' ' . i .V I BAR ROWS Mm':; Exclusive Agency for thclLudlow Fine Shoes t.:,i M iu:i:: ju.uvk. . Yon; GtloCKR FOR Columbia FLOUR Tha t-t brand :i tl"- ukrt. Th' faciu-c 1 JEFFEP.302T FL0UEI1TG MILLS OK JEFFFBSON, OREGON. Tie- ii. iil iiai n- i.ri'iy Seen r. Iil r.m-t iuir-rnvp 1 mi hiatrv. A': L TJ a.l nd IrtUn ; W7 ii It: General I "1 Iron, ."strel inu i'o't! i I 'ofn a s (t n l Ji '!! ies Hope Hint (Jitnlaif- WacJ.nmlths' Stutplie.t j Garlu and ill '.in OYSTER HOUSE ; i 1"U t Jut uici:cd opposite the Kiia Hou-e t-i-rtliin i:o and clean. U.en d iv ant nh'lit. IIAIUIY JONES. IVepiU'.oi. A New Has just been opened on First street, opposite the Kuss House,: where you can ''t all kinds of j broken articles mended. Clocks, guns and lot ks repaired, keys lit-,' ted, etc. Work from the country I promptly attended to. i Pile,! Pilc: Piles: lr Wiiliaa:"-! Indiai: Pile ''intiiu-ai ! tlie otil.v sure cure fur l liml. liiii'd in:; or itch'ipc; jillc ever di.-ci i-rc-a I; never fails to cure u.d c.tri of ln.i; standine;. .IiuliTe Ciinr.s, M.iysvilie, Ky, say. 'IJr William' Indian Pile (ii:tmtut cured me alter years of saltcri;:." Jiul-c ( olliiiliurv, Cli-veland. (,avs "I nave onnd ly experience that fir. AVilliar. Indian Pile Oin'.nictit irivc.v iminedhite and perm .hent relief." Wo have hundred of such testi inoniaN. Do not sitllVr an ihstant lotiL'i r. oht l.y drui-ts at line anil $ per Imx. fo! l toli.i A M;iM'ii A!'-i ;nT, Oreuti. ihr Pride of Vtman. A clear p-arly and transparent skin i always a :n .f pnro lil'j...i, ami iil perwms !nald-d wttii 'iark, reisy, yell -w ur lilnt -lied ok 1 :i can rest a-s.in: 1 that their Id.ied i out t erdt-r. A few i.i-.- of BKiiCS' bLOOD 1TKU-TOK and ld.noU MAKER will remove trm c:ui-; an i the skin vviil lieCiuiK clear and trau.i pa.viit. Try is, and if eitisfavtiou is not ijiven it will coot ynu nothinc;. It is fully warr.uitci!, (1. I.. Black aiau, drutst. Duriu.'a Catarrh S11111V. Sure cure tor sore etes, Ueafm-s, htaiiache, aim the wort lutm- of eatarrhin the head and throat. Price 45 cents, do'd hy Fothay ct M.ion, Adbuny, Oioun." km Simii i & S EARLS )J,v yimM :i.s and gent.s n r.- NISMINOS. J. iv: n complete line of ainl S!lilr,S it, j. tiuio .-li'i-i t:c i.i buy ) : r....-k pU::o f t.unie iM"' price ( liv liOV 0 o . dcty extra tine quality of ly the n.iisr i-i niRim- COMPANY, am! supplied with all the latent m il MI J3 I A." ."WTKvci-v .-,-! v u rantc.iT-i rciwa i e it Carpenters Toots Hit ilflrrs 9 I lord trure Poirrier, Shot, etc. Gift nt I 'o infer X' Fuxe Sairs and Axes. " Vjr V iss Seedy , cr FZ.TSTOS. ; rPiro-.n wimiinu nii.sr class in- I 1 s-r iii-t-n', tlie !-.t in ul- t i i.r:i!iil tin I ciimitc of tlii co:isf, ran lt- snitid liy '-ailing at llj-i. l; K. Ii. iri2.nd. r-:Hitc tlie Mui-irii.- ii-icpij, riri street, i r.t- Litest vocal and : iTifrmni-iital iniisw: ki yi for s.-tle. Alsc th ; larirtst assorlini-iit of ni.iiciiin pattcrcs -le't-ct inmi tins of 'rrin-'. I -rivc:i i:i painting :iii-l t!:ilitii-jtT nt her I i;ilio ovtr Linn County ILtuk. Vlive hur ! your erdcr !! yen will tc iK:i.i il. M. I'lcrs . ii Pont No. 5, (. A. II. Stated iiieelin.-3 at the U. A. H Hall on trie second and Kourtn I'riiiay el-ei.i:''-,-i cf e.i' h inotirh. iw Iraii-cot onir uleK ne cordi- VJL al'y i:u e , ited t tneet with in !. w. LKHi i:. I. r. lAtitK. C'onir.ii.'ider An.uta-it. ART STUDIO. Mrs. !;-. Patton, B!muberi;'s block. . Lessons jriven in drawing, painting; and music. Pictures for falo or painted to order. J. F. WlHTINt;. AKTLST. luiTu.tion yiven and ;rk exceuted in j Lanui -aje. Portrait and 0 coratiu 1 ii tinj: I I.ettenn.', il, i.-nii x tl d M..hailea) 1 law ; in.'. Ilocuus ani'.i, Im-t link, AU.ai, j Or. -on. li. A. CKO'WDER. '. W. CKOWDEl:. CROWDEU BROS Contnictois and Bu;ldcrs. mice 0:1 l list street wuh ai-j lace i Cusick, real estate agents.! Albanv. Oretron. Kst i mates L'iven i on all kinds of huiMmgsor carpen ter work. All work intrusted io u will be promptly execuud. W. A. McGnee would inform the public that itood me.tl- and everv t!iin in proportion can In- found lit the Ci'y R.-stauraiit. Board bv the week, fo.ji.). Kl'G Vi'OKE- Eor liilti ia -'rcuiior town a lar.'.- list of c:tv and e,,initr. pt iptny. Kor piticiilarsci. quire cf Otiiss lieajick, over Kir-it Natiocnl Hank. I I ami IWDER Absolutely Pure. This powoe r never vanes. A carvel I purily.strenirtli and whole. inietiess 'Ioru economical tliaa the orilinarj simla and cannot lie sold in compi ti .ion witli multitude of low teat, short veijht nluui oi phosphate powder --l ! I Otllv ii C11I3. KOYAL ISaKIV 'orv. milt Co, W- TnP -t. N. V, Lrw is M, Johnson fc Co., Aeciit. Portland, ( Hc:.'ou, Tlie Oeleteted Frencli CURE Warrant' Cllll' -APflaoaiiiNS- or money rcftmdr 1 thj c-'iier itivu orcAnsor either wht-!hir .irisii.j iri'ia thu lA. j-ive nbe of stinni:aji;H. loKt'-co t.'t :uiii. in- thr-Hih j -:K lii'n ! in.ii- j i-riiiiiii, over iuiiulrti-. tic, mxh i.f I tl bn-.m I'owit, ''.i!;c:iriii'.i. t;t-arii; I'o-vn 1 i'uiii in tin- C..-. k. t ii;-.!i-il U . akii'-s-. Hvs-! fL-.-i. N.'f ot:. l'ris r..r:i n. i.iri.-.l i'Mi-, I.l :ii "rrh.-v, I':z1i:i-, V..r.U Moiii-t;., : I .' i'o i '.H I iUji itcti.-i . li.' Ii if ln-"k- ! ,,J ici:'. I i-'lrli it .ill lit 'rc.-fl-it Ct f ' iM i: r-i : , :u. .!.:; . IVi' 1 a 1im; ;l,.i-.f i iV-- .115:: v .i i; k i r.i: is i - u- cniil. Ik, i't.i:.'j In. t ; !- ( vlirw i.fit i-tfc; tc i. j ii itLirt.ii-il'iId lr.im tii J i i:li . k V li-AV ttloiu tie. (trt'l V-,Ut., Ot fn h ML-XPii, who li:,c I vv- .1 br ilvj.., t -.It 1'V 1'iMiav , f or inonMiIv Oiirirrtnjr-.V t" rt ill-Vt' Jilll'tTCS-l? ipci .-"tru.iti.iii . -7K S( U(I,. W.I Hull t 1.0 ll! k,eil. S;li ilt-althuii.l i Ii'.iinlmi;- tillii:. I nioriey. .ike no oilier. Sl. t In tttlT ail- ilrcs v.y n.iiii cn rori ipt rt pricr, $2 (i'i. Art ilrtu tlihrit llcdil'llu- oililinliv I W est Bram h U ix J7, Purl I uid. r. Sold by Fchay t ila-oa, Albany. Oregea !tl-c li iiatr.-iclori. 7. -TICK IS 11F.IUDV VIXV.S THAT A.1 ut the lu xt nvulur t. rm of the- t'l.imtv i anui.i.;f.ni r enmt f..r Linn roiintv. tin con to lie In M nt tlie Court hmue 1m the t-ity of Alhanyoii Wfili.ciiay ihi Tthilay ol Mny 1S-:J, Kvali'ii plaiiB, Hpti'itli-ati.nis" n'ral- h, di.ijrr.imi unit ju!s ill he rioi inu lor luiild-in- 1 hrv'ZK a-ros L-.li- t'rcik nhire the c- inity mail leading from Tat-eeut to Cor-va'ii- eru.-ifs i-aid creek, iaid hr dye to Vie of one ii..u 7j fi-i-t h.iiif and aprnai h to he l.V) f.-.t Ion-. All l id-mu-t he Mini itli the cl-. rl on or hefore one o'.-l j. U of the unove nieotioiied cay. The court reserve- the ri-ht to reject any ami all mi).i. Done l y order oi th- court this Ulth davof April ls-v.i. P.. K. MO.M Ai.l'K. " I'ountv I lelk. riMlontOldHIlliEI) l'OULTKY-0i 1 leading varieties. Address hi, S ler, l!ro nsville, Oregon. the Mil- TOST A small parcel of papers addressed J to J. K. Stewart, l ex -j:. Kinder il ph-a-e leave eame at postcll.ee ai d ehli owner, LADIES' UNDER WE Ali t.ciillcinen Milrli, 4'lilldi en i lulfi Ins. nml III Ladle .arii:ciiti mail Io order nl Slir itmci-.a veitv Lon-. KWoNtl WO K'iEl'O. 3"Storc on Kimt Street net to Si en- cr 4 lllackburn!. FOK SALK - A u'0"d younif cow lin;u:re nt the IIkrimi oHi -c, lia.-dinan 011 Allun) prairie. and c 01 II. 'f. G' ill. WAXILI) - !"o d-i -..ineta! hoi:-. AOlk ' Applvat onie to 11-:: L! o !-. e. - i Hot'p, .vhnpin-- eon -li and hron -liitii I iinmeiLatelv leiieve 1 l.v siiiloh'n I .r-. I K r sal- oy KiMiiav A. 1 tiuii. ' U. WINN, AdKSr lolt THE LEAH- ini; are, life and an i li nt insur:.i:ee nw pained. S' ELFi.KS.S Nli;ll-s tli.t- terriliic Lfil' 1:1 ide niisernole i. shiloh'.s e-'ir--r su e hi l-',h e tiie re-ne U f.ir -M. 1 Mi-i,. FVii I r-.ii; i.'t ACKl.S or' 1. un icr i;;i.t vatlo-i. lour j 1 ll.i::e ia-.d. j mites s-eni,- of A !i.ei. 'or i.iie at a inr of Pajl Mic.eennicir. 01 :i t . lii iuoe """" IIO'i'ES- iioa'ht !iV:.r.i7a" mTiTfaTTT. . 1 ,,r "''- Amdy o . .-j. ndors at -i i -snail a or ICHO.T rt Sl.ilct. Albany Bath House" AND HAIR DRESSING SAL00U, JOSEPH WEHKER. CROPRIETOi; ;-9i.adier -inil cliiidrrn's hair dies-! ll!T ii -prcmity. L'liliJe :it :fm 1 0,1 (Tun 1 iiritc-U PAISLEY A- v-r Finest Wi rk. Jul) l'rnni s - . . a I .. j, Go to the Monoc;ram for cigars, candy, nuts and fruit. tine ZiSZvl e ?5 5 AFTER ., litt.o- i. ...... ,H:iikk iiH.i' I --X'rN. i'--.'iiUiitit-'; in tn- i (- 5?S-4 V'" N-r 1 atTS. , .i . su.rcH!iv t i ;rvV i---J j i..-jn:!nt-'it J lilriu tihr II edit' I in- I iiiiii:iiiv j I W est Bran, h U ix i!7. Purl I uid. r. MURDER CHARGED. ;a Wjtshmjton ( A. R. ijERjanrp mer.t as Ellenstur: OOV. I'BNNO V K ft A rl'B AljcD TO Deepl-iit:rg - Ci:;ne3ii- Killelljk Bilk Thread-Van Dj.ilea EadoTMt t'ur CocgrsMCcatii ' t&R--" r -J M:',V 1 ('ni)t.tlem V Olscii, . tilt ' ' , ... B.. ... Ki!iii2r. Ecfiooiit-r r.-.-sio Ii nt t oi liin sailors at rivi'il lidiii A the t-uioilv v. 1il UillccJone nf -a la.-t Suhtfciv nr Luii.i hwt jiylit in i (.'liit f of ' Puliiv Barrv. lie wan inraigiK'd befo I'nited States couiiuiHsioni', the i p.r.d -natveTI examination. case will eome up before the V Ilk S. j:rrtnl jury immediately. Captain Ol.-on has little to ay except that he aet-. il in relf !eleiis ". r) i!imi:ki vetekan. Own AlRrrs Marched w it U thei lioy s anil .II i. Lufan Krvieneit Them. Ki i.Ni!i Wjish., May li The par;' de 'f the state encampment i. A. K. nmved at 10 o'clock this iinn iiiiir. Tv n hundred veterans were in line. NatiniialConilnaiulor Alcr m irehed with the old sol diers. Mrs. Lilian reviewed the taraile. All ot I lie vetei ans salineu :it with uncovered heads. She e-poinh-i! hv wavinjr her hand. '1 he Alu'er Viailv h it fur the Kast is afternoon. 1'ht i-iii-aiupiii'.-iii this aft:i!ioo;i ii.-r 1 ivallllp ildil!-r t he next tlie place a in I mii-ii t . ir V. 1 lit-11 I iiei ( orpj h' l ieet lull tu-i lay. i'nl low inir is the result of ti: !,'. election ilii.- alteiii'-i u cumm-.i!-..!.-!- V. M. II. .!n..-: : t li-: v 'ii' i iee Cuiniiiair'.i Mlii: ii. i '! W.i I'.i Wall. i : j i ! ; : - ll-l "lulu.i: ,1 ! 'a mi;ii' amilii-;- ancuuvt '. V,u-cv: . F. Si. . ii-' i i is.-li . i ii-i ,-:tl T: .in,., ti'-i::' .-t;ti' i. I I -l!! :ifii;:Msc. Cii'."!..!!: ii. '"i::. ' s T.'ie '.!: ;' NJ Kit A l' ! V. I.TD O He S.i v m I Shvri II uiul IV.itm t ! rrrM lut O jrll Iho lt-t u: hnuri . I'oiiri.AMi. May 1. (iovor-o, S'eii ic .11 r w :l-; appi-ided to to il.iv for a 'i-'tanei by a number oi t ho' e who ii-ive siillei-ed byth'iec !' I i.icpi enai inn.-, imiiiiiiiiici nv uniii liS ielliiell .imli tin" t olli;iim:i He. iTi reply to petition says: "1 h:te 110 power lo ael ill I1' matter. Ill were io call out tl. militia I would he conmiittin;; jlivaler ciiine I ban the jn-opl-have. It ilevolves on the sherilT of tin county to call out a posse and en force peace, when they have used all their available means tu restore order, vince 1 on me it is then within the pr.i the peace ollicers to c. i'. 4 i r on- nis iirai. A Cj-ary .Man Sever n liinauiai ' Neils. San I'kancimc, May 1. Atrlii Pratt, an inmnte of the te'ritori..! asylum at Provo, obtained posses sioji i,i a razor this moniiii and "joir.y to tlie dininffooin where -ii.f i c, a Chit e-", was wasliii-u di.-iies. threw him on hc Ho.ir, Ihinkin-: hi.- was the devil, as In afterwards said. 11- whipped out the raz uratid with oiieswitif a!m i-t severed the head of the China man. Pratt is a ton of the lale P. P. Pratt, who for many years was one if the r. post Ies indie .Momn'ti etiurch. on: iu:ir;i;KSsir unhoused The lrlle A pp.eiate the V:iU Raitii; Done. Tin: li.M.Liis, May 1. The com mon ivuncil of the city adopted & resolution last cveiiiii'jr endoroin tlie elloits oj Dolph, Mitchell r.nd 1 lermann re;'ardino; the boat -il-way overcoming the obstrucli of navigation of the Columbia a; .ho Dalles. NOT A C1I1KAT Sl'C't'ES . The I.-iimr Deinoiisl ratimi Siiuall. New Vouk, May 1. The c: ii of ;l:e world-wide labor demoi .-t ra tion was not a cjre.it success, e.r a number who paraded and at tended the npiare meet inir were not concerned. There probably was not more than 21" 1 persons who were a! the speaker'r. sia id a: onetime. In the r jccsmoii tluii p.ira-ied ti..-re w, re aiar.it ') persons. Toe liii.-e.in was cr, ; tlif an-i.'e.-o of li.e so. i ii: -li-.,,...;.. I t.losed I j !y a linn. I iLoi i hi sriiii, May 1. V inn 1 gallon the eiiy N.iii-mul Bunk ;l- o di as the doors tver-t opened ' this morning, .lu.-t beiore noon j the bank suspended. The r . . was t the result of its allihation with the Bank oi America, in Plnia I. Ipiiiu I which f..i!ed vest' rd iv. ! lni(red and Di irrte I. Tii i. Dm..' i:s, M.i n old j lound j tn.iii i.aiiic.i llol :n 11 dal..-.l eon.liuoii !a! veiutitf I j at 0 o clock and pu to si -cp in j hay-loit. This evening he '.? rot recoveied consciousness. Ho Pold two horses in th's city ypsterday, and it is supposed the man he 7.;"is drinking with drugged him. lfnilrond rur-lin(o. Skatti.p, Mtiy 1. Mmiacer Me Noiil io-d:iy antionncpd that the (.. 1. Co. h id completed tlio pnrchape of tlie O. T. U. K. I'Le road v ill Ik-made a standiiid paun ;;t unee and will form a part oi the Port Towi;end Scnthern. San FitASfisro. May 1. Wlieflt, liuver reason. $1.." ; Imver vear, lS l'l, ifl 42 v. CnicAtio, May 1.-1:15 e. m. close, wheat 'triiw, canh '.KiJ4 ; May Ul; .inly .! Li Li:ruoi , May 1. Wheat firm; demand pour; holder o'fer moderate lv. Off for Alanlin. San Fk.scijc-', May leveniia steam"!- Bear will hr usual summer cruisi Alaskan coast on Saturday flealv v i 1 1 prevent illegal 1. The sail t..r i oil' I he , Capt. !-i-ah:i as lar ;is jio: the 1 i iii'ji- "ihle and will regulate traliic r.inoiiir the In- dians. I.oyul unit Ordurlj. St. Louis, May 1. The parade to-day wuh pronounced a succ-ces and "the crowd was. orderly uud loyal. The stars and stripes was the only tlag used. Indicted for Klcotlon I rauJs. Cnir.;o. May 1 . Alderman i .ldne. ..I. Corcoran ami lour tiiei.-. wiiuse name.-i are unknown. I but aie Piipposvd to be proiiiinent : politicians, were indicted for elee i lion frauds to-uay. "-!nr Aliiiiimu Itriui1. ; N :;.v YoiiK . M.iy !. I ift --:-h t -.ouveii- lo M j; iiu.iiism arrived here tu-dav fiom l.iverpDol. Tii4 v ' i-ame Irum weden and I !n'iatid. ' Tiiev W( t.t Wfrl t-.-lilbt. I Sicltlu' uliil T -t-ti t ntNiif. "jt-u; i-a. K-Mi., May t. Two : i :i:ei! v i,o c. mc ml- .-i!:iv ted r: ki : I t-iuetir io li.-tjtM --Mi l l v , . i li: I 1 cai:.-e li i re Til'-T! IS UHH.I ii .viie t.v the lad; jl foJ'i. , fur ai-!. in ippe 1! has i 'i-ti uiai A ii.itl-.rr tnlcliSi . VN i bwmo. May l.-l:. .-'V H'pi. v. n t claimed 1J. ic ll.e .'.e V els MUTil -i i llle irted i l-.v u:- !;e-' e .ini in;,-, com It- :.f tin- Bahiw 111 h. :iii' io 1 1 j -. A 1 if Ko: 11 Dull. 11. .'Iauv' 11.1t, Mav 1. ' last ii'ic; In- ween two ( . hinese in! ar, re--ulted in the iir.lr ; OV'IT .'I j .iei ul Aii .Nov. 1 1 :s i;-sitil.it;t t i l.;l:i iil toe back of the st.Hi in.t k j an i then escaped ; l'rMidet;t of Natl e Sion-. j Ciip u, 'al. May 1. At the strand 1 parlor of the native sons of the j eolden west to-day elected W. II. Miller $;i'and president. j ilurilciar Pardoned. j s.'.ii:ami nii, May 1. The go ori.'jr '.o-day panted .1 pardon to ! A. H. (iipp.ion, wiio was sent to j .-.in yuentin prison in 1S7S from i Sha-t.: ottnty to hvt ve a life s;ii 1 tence for llie murder of a stock -, man named Sehocdcr. Coining t Kurt Canby. Yascoi'm i:, Vah., May 1 . A detacnmer.t of li') men of the Four teenth Infantry left hero this a:'t?r noou fur temporary duty at Furl Car.bv. Arrived from Japan. Sin Fkancisci). May I. The I'. S. man-of-war Marion arrived in tbi-s port this afternoon iro'U Yokohoma, Japan. No nintnrlianct. Minneapolis, May 1. Labor dav passed verv ipiietlv. A Dalicuto Apprtlt. From Hie Pittshur Chronicle. It takes veiy little to satisfy the hunger of some people. Now liere's a colored gentleman nameil, Bruce, who ued to live ntitr (jroome, Prince George's county, Md. We say used to live, becau.-e lie lives 110 more, lie is ded and by what we can gathci froJii the telegraph dispatch announciri; his demise, he must have died of staivation. His lost meal merely consi-ted of two and a half pounds of cheese, a quart of Iwiled nnvy beans, three pounds oi cakes and the same of craekcrc washed down, with a hall gallon of sweet cider. I he doctor said that the cheese had failed to digest and that deaih resulted from cheese failure. This opinion is given for w bat it is wort h 1 -nt we adhere to our ideas on trie subject. I lie deceased Air. Bru-e lived with the Rev. Mr. Curti nvel that entit-man had pinbaoiiv en :r,..i a donation party a short rim-.- prior to the starvation of lis colored retainer. ml n CnlifoniiH Uenr. Anyhody ran catch a cold tin ki.i if weather. The trouhir i to h-t ict, i':K lh 111 an who caught the liexr. '.'in atlvisr our readers to purch-ts if Krwhatr Masoa a hottla of MauU ihie, the California K'tiL'of t'onsumV ori. ArUima, Brom hitl. ('(UtL'hi ail i.-roiin Cure, and keep it handy. 'T;s j!. a njr to th1 taste nml ilentti to M:e "ilniTt eomjilaliiti Cold tt ' "" :l ionic or S for S'2 i- ( ViN-rnia Cat i; ur'cieJ immediato relief. 1 k.e t,.rr!-. il virus i soim displaced iy -, Imulinir and peuc-lrati ir nature. I oire it a trial. Six montha traatinwlit W so, -eat try mail 1 10. A BIG HAUL. Canadian Officials (?obbl Quarter Million. CIIICACO MA T.T PARADE. Di-cr''-o of tli Hi'ioual D.bt-Ila Man Who Pn-aohad Wibsti-rs rnafr! Eijht Hour Movement, Ji tiiKc, May has heeil created wi'ii.h have l.i-en th-- .ovcniiiienr I. A fensatiuii l'ij- the churee brought a-jjaiiiit deuatltueiit of puiiiis works, pp-si-le-l over oy r5ir II. I.uieviii and riinst. Th'jmai Mcirevy, meinhcr of paiiiament, Sir Hector's Iiohddi friend Mcliieyy, is alhved to have received neaily a piarler m; si u.ill:o:i d-jllar-i from the government ron tractors in the shape of commissions, ami for pro curia;' mil ruintiuii respect ir.i; rival bidders, thus aiding them to buy out lower bidders itiid obtain hii-'her j. i ices f 'i- j contiaoU. i'liy cl,art'es aie made by Mc' irevyV brorhev. Il ibert. that he himsel! paid his hr-.ther J1,0)0, usina ids position as a member of parlia ment l) furnish them with the prices i i the olhtr hiddeM nnd th- ii -r:et tlieir contract -. Mil" 1IAV IN f IIICAtiO. Iiiiin-iit r.aift Day Parade Dint urbimci;. Kill X Ciiii'Ai.o, May 1. May Iay wtth tho liemonstration by the labor union in behalf oi the uih.t hour movement, his come and c;oiio and the predictions of a liot and bloodshed mi l an almost uni versal stiike ha-,ei:ot been realized. I.alior iiaiecd was iu a fruit mcas uie suspended, and I iioiisrtnds oi lal orei -. i'( . 1 i t work f-ir the day to march in lie- irieat parade, and I many moiv thousands made it a holiday. Theie was an orderly, jtro.il naltir. ..-d crowd and ord-riy pai.ide. Hie nut.-ihine; lii.e w:.r Knout f.eir milf.s ion;:. It occupied ; two Iioum in prc-fcin 1. iriven point. 1 and ihe iiuui her oi men in the line was csiimHtccI ai ai.oul .Ja.tiliu .ra-peiiters w ho had be.-n placed bv ti:e Ameiicati Fe.ler.iti ui of lal tit in the van of the eiht hour UiOve-iiit-iit and led the tli-niot,-.'iitiloti. One of the features of the parioji was trie lare number of biui.er Crtriiel. Au:onr inunv imtloe--weie th follow ins : "At bittutio!. isO:ir .Moito." lnwu Vith Mm ofH'dy, o Carpenters Kijh: lintir oi Labor and Arbitration f y. .It:st I'e:tjands. ' "Wlmn Arl-ura 'ion is Compntpory Strike. 1 Cease.'- Alter a.-adir 'iirouui the principal street of the h : "id', tiiev matched to the 11 ot ! park, where they listened t- ad dresses from several stands. PCHLIC DEBT. A rteduetlon I!ad Dnriiit Month. Wasiiinoton, May 1. The pub lic debt, interest bearing debt, principal, fIii7.S02.0S2; total debt, principal, $l,5S;i.(io'.t,32J: total debt, less available cash items. $l,0r!,45l,ol3; deciease (luring the month, $ufi:!u!)!l ; total cash in the treasury, t:!2,234,iS8. EKillT HOIKS IX PORTLAND. Priictlcally A!ulttd to ha a Ital ing Day's TVwrlc. Poit'ii.ANU. May 1. The build ers." exchange of this city to-night formally notiticd the bti'Mers" unicn i-f this city that the em ployes and contractors who were locked out on the loth iiibt., can return to work next Monday at the old rates, but that the contractors rest rve tin right to employ whom they plea.-e. l is generally be lieved that the S-liour question will not cut an inipoitant factor in the lanor trouble.-!, as contractors aie willing to admit that eight hours shail constitute a day'ti work. The 8-hour .question has not yet reached the meeting ci the build er exchange to-nivdit. TINXEKS WANT MOKE PAT. f Hrpenterl Auk For Klfflil Hour Day sjjratem. PirrsBino. May 1. Labor day in this citv was uneventful and business was quiet save cornice and tin workers, lhree Iiuudred tin ners came out this moruing for an ndvanee of 2" cents per day and oven firms b.-vc already granted ha demand. Ihroiii-hout westeni Feiu-svlvpiiia, a number cf ttrikes ura renorted. Cariienters and joiners came out for eight hours w ork or an increase in wages. Tho demands have not tieen granted :tnd hnildinir operations have been At MflCpesiiiirt there wasa demonstration t j-night under the auspices of tiio carpemers union, in which several thousand woikmcn took pait. Ki;ht Hoar S.ve- Svn Fkancisco, May L Fbe eiTht-hour system went into orient in Oakland to-day without any con llict between the carpente.s and their employes. The men went to work at eight instead of seven this morni.ig. Uo Preaohad Webster' Funeral. Jacksonville, His.. .M:u ' Jev. W. Karnes, who pr.Mci.fd the fuiipral permon for Daniel Webs'.ei. died luis morning. Died from Pierced Kara. Sacramento, May 1. A young i ki.itnin - - f -iiV'l l lJ 4-. MIKUL j from tlia c'lects rf h'.ood poiponin, I caused hy the colored silken thread 3. j which w;;s. run throusl. her ears re cently when bin had them pierced j for rin'5. OVIKT IN PARI. lp l Elelit O'CIock ParaHer Clash lTith Plie. I'iHW, May 1. All was tranquil in the provinces to-day. In the city a laiKC crowd assembled at various points, but perfect order was maintained till 8 o'clock this evening when a body of workmen trying p, march down Rue De La Ci'q-.e Ch.ups Elsoe palaca was slopped by the poire. Ihe par adeis tried to force through and were i-iiarod on by tho police. Tlie municipal inu.l nnd many men were hurl. A lare number we-e arretted hut will lie telcased at l.'M. Tli Fnturo of Our riauet. Among the writings of those who love to speculate ou the future i i our planet there is prob ably somewhere, though we have not had lime to discover it, an essay on the cosmical changc-s which man will be able to pro duce in the earth. The data for solving this problem are striking. In a few centuries man has ac Hiiired all those powers over large and solid objects represented by his knowledge oi' explosives and hi use of steam. Multiply the centuries, and with them the history, by convenient figures (a familiar process in this kind of pi oblem; and there is no reason why the earth's axis of rotation "hoiild not be shifted consider ably by human agency. Nature. (.olden Itnlc Uanar. iiilius iradtvohl ha decided to add to his mammoth block id crockery f nd fancy "joods a coi-p!-!e iiue oi ;iocf ri'-u. lih,i en fodte a lui jin invoice of susiar. and .... , , r v-i.l keep a compiele assonment of . In., e crieMC-, and h- l est of . Ol!.;s a:,dteasto bad in fi Diiiket fir tiie iv-iipf-.t 0! bis customers. H will ftlsi CI Ul'e in- iii-: iianltvtire depprtiiient. 11 torois us that he buvs ail hie ; io: !:t easli, v.bicu Kill f is.ibiy Liu ' - l good, as low as ny house :! Oregon, and tbrre tS CO heed 'd . ropie ?o'.ru atria l iv!-on t!u y can do ;.v v.h.I s; rioir.e, .r -v. n beilvr. I.lsle ICut?e!i' s'icit tlotli'i 01 -he B iT-.li C.nrici. l.atii.'.iy ..ion's te i-turv ahti.it ti lamir:-' '!:! t '", l,"u'.- " , . ti W il.l i - :-ow a j)pe:iriiig in The I'.iiu ':" paupt r Wi eit ! no company j:-;:- then vV;.S !: 'i.i.'.'.L'O I whicq Mr. n -.i iness nianagi i- centlv. Kl -ie's in w :iii taken suddenly ill one luu-. niiig :inl v,:is nimble to at any bieakfasi. The little actrceS hit mi a scheme io make her drink some coffee. She decided to buy a pretty china cap by mean ol which to temp! the invalid, and alter searching about t ue citv fur si while, linally saw- just what she wanted displayed in a shop window. She entered the store and told the clerk all about her mother's illness, winding up with a request that he show her the admired cup. The clerk hand ed it ove.-. and Elsie examined it ca.efnllv. "How much is it ?"' she is" cd. "Twentv seven dollsrs." was the reply. "Good gracious," she gasped. '"'niy mother ian't so ill as that." Japauax- l?eiiiliven. t. The Japanese sensitiveness to the outisde world is something macli more delicate and complex, and contemplative.and at the same time more natural, than ours has ever been. Outside of Arcadia 1 know of no other land whose peo ple haiig verses on the trees in honor of their beauty -.where fam ilies travel far before the dawn to see the first light touch of the new buds. Where'clse do the news papers announce the spring open ings ol" the blossoms? Where cise would be possible the charming absurdity oi the story that W w as telling me of having seen in cberryblossoni time some old gen tleman, with capacious sake gourd in hand and a big roll of paper in his girdle, seat himself below tlie blossom showers, -and look and drink, and drink and write verses, all bv himself, w ith no gallery to help'him? If there is convention in a tradition half obligatory, and if we western lovers of the tree do not quite like the Japanese refine ment of grow ing the cherry merely for its (lowers, yet how deliciously upsidedown from us, and how charming is the love of nature at the fonndateon of the custom. John La Farire in The Century. lon ( annot 4 nurd. At ttii n-tson of th year to be with. nit a kood reliable (liarriiuna i:i!.- aai iu tho hoa-ie. ns cramp', (.V-:, harriino.4 and all ir.2 "natniu c-f t?;e sC unacli and bowe'j an: exceedingly Hngeroa if not attend.;-! t at nnoe. 'liii- bottle of B EGGS' bl AKKHOEA KALnAM "' t'o ruoic good in case i liiiii kind any vthcr me lioine iu f ai tii. We guarantee it. G. L. lil.-.cktr.a.i, druL'-.'i-l. 1 I ilAH'l! ' tI V li fill leas- i Hl,t to u e. ih verv ix-st soap . P1,r;:ot. a.;.' or.'v i dollar in I h.j -pe.icer mmehlw.s si..o ti Lilacliburu's i.kforit. New invuice FrpntVo. of ssld ring, at NGRESS Iramimtion Inspectioa for New York a Farce. SERVICE PENSION ESTIMATES. N&ti.nal Rtibroid Comminion OoDVtllicB -EigbtHoor Keiolstics Mtt CombiBfi Washington, May 1. The house passed the senate anti trust bill with very few slight changes. Canucn announced that the tariff discussion will begin "next week. Pursuant tu a resolution adopted at the convention of the state rail road committee last year, the com mittee appointed at that meeting have issued a call for a national convention of the railroad com mission, to lie held in Washington May 28. Hcpreeentative Biggs of Cali fornia to-day, introduced a bill to repeal the civil service act. lu tho house to day Keilly, of Pennsylvania offered a resolution declaring that it is the sense of the house that the laborers' demand for eight hours' work is a reasona ble and just demand, and that it is the belief that the inauguration of said system of eignt hours for a day's work would be conducive to tho public weal and calculated to advance tho industrial and com uierci.il, intellectual and moral w clt:ue of the people. Referred. In a letter to the speaker of tho of the house, the secret? ry of the interior estimated that it will need 83,80d,7o2 annually to give a ser vice pension to every survivor of the late war not now on the rolls ; f'j,d42 SI 7 annually to increase tho pension of those oil the rolls to $S per mouth and $9,776,708 to the wiil.jws cf deceased soldiers; total annual expenditure, $100,220,327. A V IVI'Vl I Wa V nl,l , ftcc.jmj,anviag tt.0 bill . sel.Hlf,'(0.dav r.gard:nc j ( j. ho report of csts committee bill handed the ng tne trans portation and tale of meat pro ducts, the committee Mays the drceKcd beef and canning bunincbi is practically in the hands of four men in Chicago, Armour & Co., swift iV Co., Nelson Morris & Co., and Hammond & Co. Inquiry which Connor was directed to mak'a v. k t o I he existence of the cembio at ion bv reason which the diminish price. aro paid the producers with out, lessening the cost of the neat ecns-imrra. Fm-tn dpTnloried. tha . ricouimitte thinks, proves over i ulieiimnirie nnoji a cvOl Oinaton. 1 ..,.) . .. rAn.t:Aa .l.A .mn.ill.A 11 4ici it.? i" ion" jivj tiiu vrwuAvtcv I .. ii. . -A.,. :n o i.. pa-sed in- the senate on tho subject ol tru-i, has gone as far as its pi.-.UT c siends, to the state legisla iioj piiiiplement, that by congress to punish combinations operating with state railroad lines. ,N TnK senate. i A joi-it meeting of the house and senate committee on immigration was held to-day. Representative Owen chairman of the house com mittee which investigated the sub ject at New York, made the state ment that the inspection of the immigration at Castle Garden was a farce. Aliens are coming in hordes without money or clothes. Owens said the Italian bankers in this country, send agents to Italy to solicit the natives of that country to come to America. These agents charge them as high as $90 tor a ticket from Naples to New York, the price of which is $26.- Arriving at New York they go to the board ing House Kept by tnese Italian bankers an 1 thence are sent out to labor under contracts. Within the past eight years they have almost entirely supplanted other races in the ranks of unskilled labor in New York city. In one square mile in New York there are 270,000 people, 85 more than any other equare mile on the earth's face; these people speak a foreign language. The Italian system of immigration on the whole is deliterious. The per centage, of Germans and Swedes is deei easing, and Italians and Hun garians is increasing. Spring- Jacket at Coat. I have a small line of spring jackets in colors I wish to close out and have reduced the price to cost. They are the latest style and a bargain. I also have a line of spring stockinet jackets for (5.50 each, which is the nicest jacket for the price in the market. Samuel E. Young. The I.lmlteit rat Mall. On the Union Pacific consumes but seventy hours from Portland to Chicago, which is the fastest time ever made from the Pacific coast. Ticket office Broadalbin street. Fur Sale. A number one three year old colt, well broken to drive, a cart and harness, all cheap for cash. For particulars inquire of R. B. Vun. New embroideries, flouncing. laco uouncing in cotton ana silk, black and cream. Laces in imita tion point, also new designs in black and white lace, including i Yandvck and Eiffel Tower. K I . : ' ft I is r ' c i'l""cl c" loung. Secure your railroad, steamshio and sleeping car tickets to all points North, isouth and East via the Union Pacific ailway, aiid save time and rr ney. Tisket oftce en Breadsibia trtrt. '.9' 1 ! i '