Morning daily herald., May 11, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

V
:-- ; ; ' XT ;'" f
aB Wi n am i 1 1 1 i a CJ
- .
-a
V.
c
ALI5ANY, OREGON, SUXDAV, MAY 11, ISUO.
20 CENTS A
WEEK.
VOL, V.-
-NO. ly
ft 1
LZ
Nv ..
.. '.:: .
k- -j
(
SPECIAL SPRING
N O U
----w
IVIv Stock is now
eixil )i-a( -ixi
Dl-t
ties in
We make a .-fi;i It y 1
IT I
In Kr.it I:
Our prlc. s. a-e
our goods
b-.i an-1 M.
WOOL AD
to thi:
LADIES ! T
THE BEST HOSFRV, VALLEY
W'f carry a i ill 1'ia- ui the wi ri-1 reti
t'W 'I I'l il id. Ties and lo:ltl-:i!i-s
will be corvin I that Ai'iMnv is the 1;
RespV
'VP
bUlllm. Jlyuivilii) Uo i
A GKEAT OrrOETUKITY TO BtJY GOODS WITH BUT LITTLE
CRISSMANB
This is aa a'? 't liroiire..sii'in.
lieliind or lie mishetl. We
dollar will purchase more
corilially inv:te ;m intercstcl (iuIiIu to call antl le convinced of the truth.
WE ARE SELLING AGATE BUTTONS FIVE CENTS PER DOZE., BUTCHER KNIVES TEN CENTS, CTOTHES
BASKETS TEN GENTS, BLACKING TEN GENTS.
W.; have all kind ot tin-war.- jir.-d
Vittom. We extend an invitation t- a'i
.'.sate r.utt. ns. ."c a cro ..
i'.u kscrcw;-. " an.! luc
h-ck. r boar-is. P and bi
Co!"irn-. .r'c
Cuspidors. bV.
Cake turners. PV.
Cui lin- iron. P to Joe.
Collar buttons. " -. iio-.
Coat is. .rc.
Di-h pan-. -" to -JiV.
Dipper-. 1;V.
Iu.-ters. ail price.
Dolls, pv.
KllVelopeS. L'5 for "c.
F.trg beat t i s. bV.
lour sitters, l"c.
Funnels, oc.
Garter, webb. 5 to 10c.
Tarter, webb, silk. 13c.
Hair brushes. 15c.
CRISSJVIAN'S 5
C E 'M E IS."
IE3I
a 11 1 lie late
Groocls
'."I f
FREE FROM POISON
- Ii i .-.-ra
lin.'
is a-i'.
in .r.?L'o:
W. .P.
& J.
No More High Prices.
K i E
AND TE?
I he won uiovt's
lt.ive struck tlse ki-y uoti.
h.'re tlian two at :ny thT
variou-
..th
Hand:.
Hah-P
H.i-'m .
ll-.-s
.'. ". and P
li J 1-V
en.
::e l p'
I
l.im.
-I -li,
.Mai. -n -a:.
Mirrois. p
Miik pans.
Mou-f tfa;
Marbl-s.r!
at: 1
.:.u U
i.-:le.-
AND 10C. STORE.
T
complete;
i-l x v i r- 1 !
ilJ UK f X JL
i.vn
both in
to Tiir:--
M EN
ail
.1 1..
:it t.'ir. v.ui.es
I
HIP
n
it
Cook
!.:
a ? (! v
lart
stock !
-t pri-.
om
I
ie.. in tin
.I.i. h 1
r v.c.-i :md tiinish are unc-x-i-
in th" sta'e. Call and v.ui
t'V.isure to i-how voou.s.
REVJJ
J
1 SJ
L1
nr. 1 1 the man who does net
Otn
FABRICS
i VI? V
viit to our stoiv will conviiitf you tliatout
p?a-
t in iiti ttiry, nits
.1 -l ti
.U-t'
i'ul arrielei too numcrou ' mention at rock
Not., paper. L". sli- t
Nad brush- P'c.
V:'.tn..--'-:-;.t? rs, :w.
Ni -lie-. i .".- a
i'-v, -. "J paj.el--. ."v.
i'ails. tin covei.-'l, '.'
I'ot .scrub-.
IVrfe.ine! v. o lo lUc.
i'- itaio cipter.. pie.
i'-; at . nia-ii 'i-s. "c.
i'u! -es. ") t . p:,-.
K.-ol-MIMt..-. I."..-.
buh -. -J is', p.',-.
lie ipt books. Pic.
: li inio's -kins. Inc.
Sii..i- blacking, oc.
- lor a -
paper.
Mts.. P
Safety pins. f'oz,
Shoe lac-rs. 1 doz.
Spoons, set. 10c.
steak i'onnd'.-rs, 1
l- .r P.'
for 5c
M'FARLAjD BUILDING
IllU.NTIXfiTO-X'Sl'i'AXS
Wi'.i Chink Vn the PresMSy.s
tem Bofore Building1 Nr.
i;i: am m
Fluod in Aa?:rj
ia Cahfo.tii
tNI rKSJKKS.
'Ka-Snuoa AffabiySaia
;k-A ErstM Tra;-'
;l K'?:e:' st crtla4"
s
Riv-r St
V
AN l-'l! M IsCo, May l1
Iliiutiiutton, president
of.tthu
Southern l'aciiio railroad, lw re
tlv rctmiiLMl lruiu :i trip'to. Ore-
; jroii, f-uiil to-. lay: "I cunB . 'fll
about the plans for nirr A"
i until I m't tlie present ysi'er.i u
bettor p!iapi Tliinirs have it en
oinn "ii in a peculiar way, ui v
! iliiiVrent fn.m tin? lnanau'-ini-'.it of
. i-:jiiii: K.i.-ti'rn rua'ls tlmt L am
i familiar with. ur proent mvoiii
, must l(! hroiuiit in-fore we ;.:
Illiinkof huil'lin' uuifli iiov ! u i.
Our eeutral iu:te Juts for sonie time
!,'(!U a fo:! .f a kisulenjaneu fur
tin1 entire vste u. My I'oliey v. ill
I-.- t., tmil.i :. eii.-i i.it ail'f. i-i'.e
!i'.:i" .il'ey. iu.il t" put i.i.iTnii
:o.i is wnerevr 1 see a ilistriel tliat
litei!-: a lciui anil ran support on. .
i We iiuve ordereil Mirveys to le
i ma le for a tunnel tlirouirh t!ie
! .k;ikiyuu luuunl iins. This h to
slioi-tVu l ho to.ite, catting i.ti
i the .-iiarp eurves ar.-l avuiiiinj
oiue :.ev.'ie --Li'les. This tiuu t l.
Wlliell W(! V. ! l . I .til II Mjll'.e 'M'',
he lietweeu lour ami live iw
1-inr. 1' voiii 1 make the roul
a'.out. I '.O ) iVet lower than it j
i.o.v. 1 rav. I on tii s I..UV ur.ri-;
i.'iL'. an.) i is iioii!!'! to !; I i. ma"i !
nin-thi.-
to the
utii
r.-i-l
I'-l--
U.'V
up
i f :
n .
V.ril
i..
hat. i
:-,'."i.o i
I
em to
i a 1
i Kit LNSF.
i f :
.. Mliici ;
t'f.n.ii
oiitt
j ..riii. r A r:,rr".
.i i: :::.M-. ?-!. 1. Ser.'e.iiit
: :. ;:, i i ::; :..n.d :- r i. e.-eu,
i .at
a 'a i "
i- -j-- II l o
a'l !..:!-..Lc;:-!
i
rs. i-ii .:i-
. :.- patch t- WasU
.' i ii ' : "li r.i in ..n !
i'il:! ate
l IVoI.ll.:;
ii tin- .-: ti
i .. :, .i:li b--i
; : . v a- i nt e :'i
i. Tm- ,.-::l .!; i
: . ii i::l cm p t!- it
i.ia r h..d.''
rii-.- ai.
. 1.1
icli!l d.till.lu'v
L'ood t'r th- tc-
in
rn l 'ai
Fa
Mr.i)oi:n
.lij;.-l-
Mav
i.l-t.
P'. Follov. in-.'
. i- tm
j hich
S. I k-
!wan-..
Mr-. W.
ith l-ou
si-d !:.-!.
d
a.
r .
t.-ni-ht
.1.
u o
Mr-
t r.
SY AT
i.kv: wit h u nuis
4
M't - iiis liieri'iiinK' inn
. .. 1:1 i l ..j
-prae.
-P-IIU-
P
d I"
" 'IlLlk .. oc.
;.p. .:..:;:.
.ip. lodei.
.1, paper.
'oth:-ic!-. :
"'1 lce: .
'. 2 do, lor .
. J. i 'o ii c ai
th. P and I
T.
w.-ls. b
1 Toot), hn.hes
" ;.n
P'c
; i u;moi ---. .ic.
j T- a -t i im-r-.
I Ta -h-ts.
j Travs. P"c.
i Trai-.i:- wii. ; ! :. 1", .
i Wa-h l.o.u.l-. -J :-.
j Wa-h ba-in-. bV.
V'a;. r pails pi :Ui 1 -".-.
j Whisk bioom-'. in and rjc.
! Cro-itiit S-t:. Sl.Pb
i. S. Urvar.t ami witv, A. Uauvier
:;.n.l wife. J. l liilly. K. 15. Me
Klii.iv, P,. I.ambei'st uial wife. . I.
Hurl;, i. M. iiuiei.hrev. A.t'iane,
11. T. T;,.sehomc. V. Coatos. U. I'..
l'isk. W. 11. Ilolmt-.i ami wife. tl.
I A. (.'ameioii. (i. V. Wuiensworth.
V. i loeh, S. A. Shall. .1. V. Sp. nei r.
.1. Howies, A. KolK-itf, .1. S. Tiul. r.
.). W. .Moure, .1. T. l'.orrou.'hs. P..
V. Kimlicll anil wile. T. .1. llouek,
V. 1 isk. A. i:. Twifol.l. C. II.
TttifoM. I- lank Hu-h aiel v ii'o at -.1
2.' s.-eon.t ,1U.
fAi.it m:ni. ;i:kkis iiir iiai
Vl'iintN i'vtt crk-. of Hm-w at lh
AVorll' I'nir.
s I kancisi o, May lit. ; V
crnur Waterman to-tlay tel'.raph.-.l
to the Worlii'rt Fair executive
u;ii.iitiej ;:t Ciiicwgo, nskmr that
10 aereH of the space Lu teei vel
fur the 'alifornia e.liihit. ami
promisim: that if tlie n-.pie.-t is
aeeonle l to ( 'alifornia, t lit? '-xiiihit
will L- one of tin' fi'atuivs t,i t!i
fair. tjm: fi!:si
j i: in.
Tin- l.nr;;ril imliloi-r
Ill i.tC"-
A lui-i i.-u.
S.-.v 1 ; Ni !c ... .Mae li
I t.e
l 'i'r.iiiie'-'.-i t.-':al Irolu NeeoiVs,
'a'liV vni.i. cays : The tiit train
to i i..-s the Atlantic l'ucili-' ia;i
tilever luiile passed over this
afternoon, allowing travel to he ie
sumed after ;;0 hours interruption,
caused hy a washout. The bridge
is feet loti, tiiM feet between
the main piers, it is longest sp in
of that !ype in America.
A ItlilTAL AStfAl I.T.
V Tri.iiii. i iiiiinally
A..iiilt ua
Ol.t I.n.ly.
1.::; !ii;.i. Or.. May ii. It
1--'' u:ie to ll'.at n:i Tiiuts-
n'uiit l.i-l an old lady 7 ' years
ota: - . living in llie suburbs oitiiis
eitv. was criminally as-aulted bv a
i tramp
a-
ol.l ladv v. ho lives-
:n- was choked, k no-!;'.'! down
-I th.-n brutally a.uihe.l. The
it! ti: ti ici I.v.i .'.oila1.' from
An .lustraiinn I i-ud.
a:: i -ianc co. Mav P.). Advices
ilo:a v
s : a : .- ; i .
Li t. : .
p!il I.
:u- y p-r ste inu r .eaia.nma
' i;l.T!e?l lajo-l :i: the
o! A u-traiia -curt, u on
h at i'.o uke, on th- river
li e river b:..ke '.hror.-h
.:;:i.ir.c!ii su; pun. ;ii: tlie
I submertd it t- tin:
: ii . !. r.oiirke is nun- in
.1 ;
it!:.
! ! . .-
it o
limit
if a inland sea -Id miles
Hie hp
-.. eo!!-i;
still
lbl.it.
I many of th- buildm-s
SI I !''.
!ia?:iiii in nlifortilii.
i i 'a'.. Mavb'.
.as
i i n ra.niT.- a
:nd nivhl.
I '-!.! .- '.. l ab
rv.-i
u
.-I.
-i:a.!i
.-.. 'l ll:--I of
it -L.ps .i-
i I. . v;ll
I". A heavy
.;.a- ..-.':i pour:i.u
I : ii- :.. ! !; .oil. una--j
ai-rbt a i-.-at d-al
I 1. I--JV. d.
) Sooi:. Cab, May
1 r.i.ii and had
I !!o,: to-dav.
m m co'iitiieiice.l at
It has rain, d steady
Iniiication- an- -ood
ver
iiii-i'.
for a hi- Htorm io-ni-jht.
Siiuittv Cu v. C.oh. .May P'. Mac
of tin- ln-avii Jt sia.w storms of the
rua-oii has been i.i-i'i- lhi-.ait.-r-
11' "!'..
Sle:initii::t I'ltptaiii l)ro. i.r.l.
Sxs I'n.w. i. o. May P. Thos.
;rahatu, chief en-im-er ! !iic
steam schooner r-c.jtia, plying be
tween here ami Mre-oii, was
dro vn. -l tliis mornin- at the loot
oi Fifth street. II" tried to step
from the deck to the wharf, but
missed his footing and i'fll back
ward into the water. Th'' body
was rec .vercu.
i:,n- Ki.ini; a; I'crtlini.l.
',i!:iiaM, May M. tlwini; 1
it'ne continue I li-e in the Cppel
Columbia liver, th- Wil'.ame'te is
risin- at tnis place at tti ate o! '3
of mi inch per lour. Matty base
meiit floor, alcnr; i'ront street aie
alreadv covered to the depth of Ki
inches. Merchants are cl.'.ir.in
. 'iii-ir cellars.
!I;iTlrt Il.iil Storm In Your.
Pa'!Ami:nt. May 10. The
heaviest hail storm ever witnessed
hire occured this afternoon, ac
companied by rain, thunder and
litthtnin;.'. Probably much dama-e
lu J been done to the fruit croji.
T.r." Women Smai tiT Tiimi Men.
Ti iir the i lii Trilmin.
From th:-" place the writer wer.t
ii;a tlie ollice of a man who has a
si'.iool of typewriters. That is,
he instructs men and women to
nr;rare typewriters ami assists
lh.uiitt :'.-ttiii:-' work. I asK-d
J hi n f---r 4 lie result of Ids observa
li. n--. lie replied:
; 'Wvimn learn itU!eker than
! iu n They a-e more in demand
j than men. Tn. y -ive bet'v-r satis-
Mcti.vi. as a rnie. I mean, than
nun. .Vnd th'-re is another thimr
I v ant to tell you." In- said. "A
if w years a-o when women first
b -can h-nrnin- i -ov to operale the
I'
r:t-is ami 1-e-aii .e'tin
:. crv went up anion- men
i a-... it cm.-ap i-maie labor. In the
!..-1 tv.eive nio'-.ths I have Uno-.Mi
1 of a i eiiib-.-r of cases in which men
have
i v ork
not only otU red
lor less than
to
i'.o tliis
women, but
'-t the place
! hav
e VU.iei t.lkell
bv ii.T-ans that were not creditable
I'atiinot a woman's-right-" man
by anv means, it is my observa
tioii that the woman of to-day who
i.3 p.. on her mettle surpasses her
brother."
Fountain pens at Will A btark's.
CROP KKPORT.
Good
:.. ft ... l
i.t uieu.i ziuu i
California
TI1K HI4-( ltl!lt:Mt:HS.
C:tli'
Ovil-i:
-Str:kii5 in Enrejif--
OihStom..
ios. M:iv .). Th(
W A MUM. J I
oil'viai lepiii-t
r un on M ty
t . n one p .in
A' heim; K'l.
the loots v.-."r
ft Ilie eouaitioil i-l
1 -t :nak s t In- ic.lue
iu wiiii.it , the avo! -'i'h'.?
uixj.is iu which
n-t fcver Iv "frozen
fa;
uf I
l i..-nt!i, i:i other injury siio.M)
hiei. ;T.uter th in i:pp-ai.iinr-.'
liav.
- in-
dici-cl.
'1 li-h. ;n i'-.-i d"i iirr' i:i the i j.i
diii..:i appt-ars :i In liau.i and
I lluiois. ini; .i el.l : . on'iit ion e r
I thi.- riii'-.n.ii j.i i lii -t: : a-e. ili-
! to. ni l ; i ;coii
' I he rep j. ; - t pro'u - "i Mr:i!
.. OS". II! III. I
s'.:Z and iaii!:ni; indicate lli.it
aver.!.:., sta f.ir.vai .'mess of
I . " "
til
I;U! I U '- i
sioll i.1 pi
their jit-'
U:l--e Oil';
Ti
.;del,
cpus
i-. .-- ; co: i aid oats ::nd
luets, has not a!'ie.-?t-l .lie
h-ultur.ii labor.
Mi i: i;rEii:i:.
rii
iiMor-m Clil.-abw I iu.iiih
Fititine Kat-li 4MIi.t.
Ciin -ai.'i, May b'. Ai! master
carpenter's a--.win' ; us, wliich i?1-fu-ed
to take p.nt in i'.i- ar'-itra-tion
procee lin-s itia union car
penters is makia' a .-'.10114 .tiht to
tecuie m. ii !.y formui a union f
n-.i:-U!.io!i m.-ji in oppoci! 'on to the
r.-juhir jti. aid has agents al
vai i. 1 1 p. iut-in th-n e iiintiy and
C.m.i'l.i eiidciv jiin- to ttt men.
C ir.ien'er's c mri.-il iias securi-d
the pret
ill -!!t a-lie-
sli ip
tic
hen- of the -overn-
ut to lo ik out f-r f es in
of (.' iu.j-h.in carpent ts
imp-
ri- l uti ler co-it:-nt and hive
pii ;-ls out WKteuin ;li cj' tract
in the h:'.u Is of the old as-ociatioti.
I :if ii-a iu -s-s of the aoc;.ili0'!
is r -i .'. daily ae es:,-un to it -r.iiil;
ui! ne.iiiy ab tue union
C tr; e:lT.'lS ai- at Work.
I" it E MONT" l. IVil: Vt.l..
In. ui f Oivlnp
It Will Fay
New YuKic. Ma
intrton special
tlio (ii-frt:ru.''nt
Him Slttiio.
y PI Va-'u-sa-':
Whi'i.
ijen. John C. Fiemou! w;n lieu
tenant iu in Calif :rni.i. his
;k counts w it ii th" itov.-ri'ment
were lefi iu such :i stat ? that he
has a! .vays been re-aid-d a-' an
oi!i. ::;! debtor to lie.- -.overi'm-nt
III- auio-.mt of sfl'.i,eii'i. Coaip-iro'.'.-r
of thu treasury invesii-ated
lie- a. i or.iit-ai.d discovered -iru!
iti the bouk-keepin that showed
instea I of Fremont bein-4 d.-btor.
Ih ? -jvernm -r.t ha 1 a tita'iy i-wed
l.ii.i f jr ov.-r -Iu y .irs !i'2bh.
When Fremont .-.illed t'a afcl.
w In ther ..oiuo atiati-mi nts mi-ht
be made to pay his suppose.1, in
debtedness by in? talimei.r. he was
so nnprepaivu tor l:u? itlad
news
avvaittug htm, th.it lie faiutc I yes- j ) J ort Canbv miiitarv reservation
terday. " Warrant f.-r ti:e aiuo-.m! in the state of Wa dun-ton.
due him v :is made o'i', duly ap-J The n-na-e bill anpropriatini
ptoved and sig.icd. M12,l'iKI for a sream biuni-h for the
The statement u:ad- in a collector district of Pnget Sounil.
special dispatch to a New Vork : The army appropria'io:: bi'.l.
paper that the government is in- Th" senate then i""t; up individ-d-'Ced
to ( leneial Fieunuit in the ual 1-ills on the e.i'en Ur and
sm.i
amo
i i ?:'!. t).-0. ii incoriicl.
mt involved is JP.ri.i au I
- wiil be asked to pa it.
( ui;mi; IV sua Iti:.
T!
Fii. irtainlv of !.c!;i,!a i.m Asil.
.
Mmiii.iitatioa lii N.'u r..rK.
Ni.w Yolk., May 10. In a special
f.om Washington tho i-tateinciit is
made thai durin-the last two cr
thrr
!avs a torner
si. ver bus
been consumnated in New Yoik.
uncertainly in regard to tho silver
legislation I;i-1 pe-1 the inanipula
tors -reatlv. llie uoveMiiueiit now
will be (u:pe:!e I t- bring silver
from Kiiglitud. The amount tf
silver ht-lJ by the New Yorkers
is estimated bv some at fc-P'.'-KK).-
000 in bullion and certiticates, but ,
conservative accountants dace t In
state bullion at ?4.ti0i,il, while
these ligutes would cover the bul
lion it may be increased several
million bv the silver certiticates.
A HOKKIIiLK f lttMK.
Tl.eMi.tl!atcdKeinii.ofaVomnr.
Found in a Box.
Ka.ns.vs i nr. M.iv 10. At
Union ttatioti this morning, iu a
pine box two feet long was found
the horribly mutilated bodv of a
woman. Mu.it of the flesh had
been cut from the bones and her
face mutilated beyond recognition.
The body wa packed in charcoal.
i I.i I l ...f;.,,.i
1.1HUJUIU iu.il ll.nv iKU...v-,i,.u
more than t-'4 hours. The box was ;
checked through from St. I.ouis.
eowDEit 'wortKsi kxfi.osion.
Thro Workmen lvill?.l n.l Scv-
rs.1 Others Injured.
Sctt.NTo.N-, Pa.. M.v PJ.-Theirhe amount iavoived in t he purl I UP 1,,an diversions and pleasant
..l .nt of il,- Co:.s,m ,r Po v. chase a-cei-aies iti .00.000. I ru'H-. 9ne.of them P sending out
der Co.. near Winton, was de-
s; roved this mommy; by an explo -
sioii. The force ot tin? explosion
was teiTihc. being plainly P?!t in
tliMciiy. I liree workmen are n -
t.nrt-,1 tille.l :tlid k.nv..r-il ntlion
.. . . ,
.).i ii inj -.riu.
m..i . . . t
A it. i sta. May 10. A wholesale " Liverpool, May 10. Wheat
poisoning of a colored family oc- quiet; moderately active, Cali
curred near Broom wood to-dav. fornia "o. 1, "s. 2ld. percental.
.coiVf .l.iiin.-oii's wiie in prfpur
itu: hiea .1 :'oi hivak:'at for her in:
I'.iti'! ami eijh eiiil'lrcn, e.se.l
Illista.ie i-tr'iii!i:iif insi..i .-;f i
. i .-'V.
co. iii. i ne .loctors apprehend that
urn ie.-r oi tiie i.um:v. inclmlui
i thft mother, wiil .lie.
AMO, AFFAIRS.
l'rt-nl. Sijjuj-j -n,i ,re9 it..l Ky
llir i Ulr..
Ai-i. Samoa. Apiii '2- tv
stcai. ht .ealau.lia to au Frai-
eisiy .Ai.iy P'. A meotilij; of the
chil is and nthr- Samoa was
held April l'lth lo consider the
trial., adopted by llerlin confer
ence las', year. Uenresentation
ot every dislrick hi Samoa are
present. nnmher of the chiefs
r ...lAnt.u.. 'TM. - - 1
lenor of which wa thafcnU diiler-
c-iices ctowniLT nut of the Int.- war
should he !'...! pott". -11 ;u.d ail par
ties should unite f.-r the co. union
oo. cunti-y. The ire.uy
va- tiu-ri .. a i .md Kin Maiieto'.i
ad.ir. ssed thechit-f. IieoxpM-:-.-.-d
his thanks '.. the l'i--.'1 pov.-.s
ttie trouble they had taken In p;-patin-
lie' lr.-a;y, .si April P.i
'Ciu' .Ma! j.-toa iii--T the ti.K-i- .-i'.-uN
mid all .i'4!i..-; ihi- tn-atv.
i DIIKI C1TI.ONK.
j lliin.lre.l. if lliilt.llins L)eti .. -il
amd t'-r...ii ln.1ur-(l.
i ( i K'. i i n;. M.iv 10. A I.ea l-
el 's Akron, . ihio, special .say.- : At
5 ai') this evening iu the mid-t of ft
most terrible cloud burst, this city
was struck by the worst toina-I...
ever known hereabouts. The
stoi m struck the south patt of the
city, doin iliitiiaf w hich cannot
be intimated at this writin-, but
fully one hundred buildings are
completely demolished and hun
dreds more aie badly dama-ed. A
l.ir-e number of persons are in
juted. I'assirjj aloiin I'.rown,
Kline and Wiieeh-r (Streets a dozen
or more houses w ere more or less
d.itiiaized, some being moved bo 1
:ly fioai their f-iund.itions. and
.theis completely wrecked, l'iie
wind stnuK (iebliarl Uerunan'h
ii-.u-o :.rf the famiiy, cfilisistinj; of
t peus. had jil-t sat Jow u to
supper, ati 1 t!ie li .isn n badly
da i ai-d. All the occupants were
: -iri. or less bruisC-l. The hurri
cane Mien s'iu I: Pan kiiar ltV
'rc-veiy hqiiaiciy. v.i'eckiiv it. ..
C. Bakei's -r-.H-cry was t-rti to
i ieces. li.il.er is missin-auo it is
i-are I Ii': i- dead in the ruins
IONOKKSS.
No I.lfUor
to bo A11ot.I
Mfii.
Washington-.
senate to-dav th
May b'). In the
army approj.ria-
tioll bill Was t lk.
amendment, yry. ;.t
c. !:oiic iio'.lor, be.
so',1 mi 1 M-.ppii. -i t
i up. line's
g i hat no al
( i wit... be
iiiii-'.-d men
in any caio", ii c-r
garrison or r.ii;
i-tiih it' in the
lIV p'ri, WUJ
a-jieed to; vc.i-', ..i: nu
' t
llie bill was tin n pass,. .
The calendar v. as t lien taken up
and the follo-.u;- b-i!-. tiuvng
others, were p.-ased :
, i'i i : . .
i i ne semi;- o,:,, a "pioj.i iai m
ipt.Oiiofortwo v.-.c-n r-adsthroug!
pa.-v-d all of them. Is-,, iu houi 'if'r'--and
a halt. ValvobU Katat.
The eseeutive -don then ad- j .t(S1OJ!. May 10. The will of
J""n:, J jt'no late Junius Spencer Morgan,
.,. J i the American banker, has been ad-
" ' "
I. . . .. , . . . i , .
i i -i hi a, .nay i". .i i laiiiuurg
t.','.oo iii.is'.nis a:, ; rai pemeis aie
on a strike, and at Stcttc-n s(i0;)
masons and carpenters ate cut. At
Cologne brewer's workmen iu;t
.vork. Shoemaker demand a
minimum of P' marks weekly, and
working eleven hours. At Leinsic
J employers formed a i-enuanent
iiiuon to titfht the Btnkcis. hcrhn
iron masters an 1 met.-.lurgisis have
have signed agreement by which
they bind themselves not to in- j
vdov Krikers.
Svt Export.
M-:w imiK, .i;ia i". im- ex-i
Y"i:k, Mav PL The
ports of specie, last week amniotited j
In JlLMtiHl: at :?o .1. inioolts .lj".l!-
joOH; of which $1S,ihm) was gold and
.V.iO.tMiO silver. I his is the ln-st
week in nianv vears that no silver
was exiwrted this exception was
undoubtedly due to the anticipated
silver liplsiation.
Senator Sherman' G lllrthday.
W.vsin.NfiTos, Mav 10. Senator
I Sherman celebrated his tiTth birth
I day this evening by a dinner,
which wa aM-ad-d by Pre.ident
Ilarri"on. Vice Piesident Morton,
i.-icral S'oerman and others,
!
I-tl.l, Si.nrflfato ICllvliw..
' t.i!:iA(io, .i.iy lu. llie pur
i chase and conseliiia! ioti of another
,lt l atch if ( 'iiien-o breweries by
I i f .reige syndicate? has. been con-
. j.,);,, !n.lie.l "ail 1 Ihl: .ck wi'.l froon
, i... ,.i i . i... i. ..,,i;l. , ,,i i
i
j the makkicts.
j
Chicago, M:tv 10. Wheat tin-
I settled ; cash ajbiOiJuncOl'V
,iit . ,.i7'
ti n iouiy -.i;8.
f,AX j. KAXCISCO. Mav 10. heat
t
t
uiu4.i . v rv,,'-'" -w- 4
TRYING TO ADJUST.
Tht Crpnters Union MakiDf
Uvei iwes for a Sett!emnt.
;VAM1 KHi 111' IIOntH WUKK
: Bet Thry 8i !1 V.'an; Km Heart PJ
-P;r'o Coatt Filar Scr
i mczto Hi:!.
Poiu L.iii, May 10. There ift
now home iirospectn of an early
settlement of the strike. It lias
been on twesty-foitj days aad
neiitt- a montll of the tHuldioc
season has passexl without mncb '
hem- accomplished. Ijss in
v.a-is to men has been upward or
.?!."( i,t KM. OlHeera of the Uuion
Itui.dm Trade League, which in
nisnaiii-lli: strike lor the men,
s:i.t the following projiosition to
the ir.iildei'e's exchange to-day:
To F.xeeutive Hoard of Builder'
llc!ia::e- (.icntlemen : We be
lieve that an amicable adjustment
of the present ditlienlty ran b
reached if yen w ill concede that
v'.Siit hours shall constitute a day's
woik. and rant standard of wagen
of iiitl'-rent unions ; that the Etrike
will be immediately declared off
and if in future we have any de
mands to make we will give ymi
reasonable notice.
II. .St.iI;ht..v,
II. ( . IIi.m k.ex, I'reeident.
.Secretary.
Af.ei- the lockout men made tlv
dema-.tls ujKm contiactors, a
folio vk.-:
l'iii That tight hours fchail be
a days work.
Second That contractors fchail
irive union men preference under
the circumstances.
Third That walking delegates
shall have free access to buildings.
rourth ihat all maehanics wbo
come to the city ehall be required
to altiiiate with unions oi tlieir
particular craft.
1 ifth That all contractors ehall
have the right to discharge any man
in their employ at wiil.
League adheres to its first de
maud and recede from all the
oti.eis. To the first demand is
added propositions that the union
wa-es shall le paid, in other words
n in" hours pay for eight hcurs
.voik.
KANSAS CYCI.OXK.
Ii Killed it W omen and a Man and
I Woeadrd Others.
rw. jkma, KaA., May 10. Yes
terday atternoon a heavy weind
storm passed through the country
destroying .J. Anderson's barn two
miles from here. The stonn again
struct i he ground ten miles further
on d-straying much property, and
kiiling Mrs. Krank Cihdden and
Harvey Wilt and dangerously
injuring Mr. Ulidd.n and child.
Full lire cib Thin Coast.
t-vvs FitANcisco, May 10. The
liradstn-et Merchantile agency
reports ii failures in the I'acitie
coast states and territories for the
week ending yesterday.
A Frisin in Silver.
Ci i or Mexico, May 10. Silver
is still ri;ng, and a promiuent
banker to-day said if the advance
continued i; will produce a crisis
; ll'.ilto.l to probate. The value Of
: . . a- .
in- esiaie is i.'.u.'-'.UO-I.
Iir. WAS A UVSTI.EK.
A ry (ioad Record for a fair
Montb" TTork.
"Ah! Mr. (.I'reene!" he said an
he siiook hand!! with a gentlemen
from New Haven as they met in
Fnion S.piare, aoi-ording tn the
New Y'ork Sun.
"filad to see you. Mr. Smith."
"By the w ay, I sent yon a young
man a few months ago."
You did.'' V
recommend.vl him as a luiBt-
ler.
Yes."
"Well I wanted to at-k you how
he developed. When I pass
judgment on a man 1 like to fol
low him up and see if I was right
or wrong."
"Oh, you were right in this case."
"Then he was a hustler?"
"Inded he was. When he had
been w ith me three months he ran
away with my daughter. I took
them home extended my blessing
and now he has gone" with my
wife and $10,000 in cash. You
made no mistase in your man,
sir. He is at present outhustling
live good aetectives."
Will Makes Cbaaa-a.
The King of Uganda, who has
accepted Christianity and ordered
all his subjects "to "get as much
religion as possible, had to give
1 word that he wanted a new wife,
and when a hatch of girls present-
j ed themselves lie had them flung
onc vear he h&d if)2 o hia wives
LH.htere!
ruu,imiui.
i Tli mt l.PBt hrands oftomatoM
'oniv i renin per cun afc vuuu
Hendricksons.
Why suffer with headache when
Hnbbard's capsules will cur you.
21