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20 CENTS A WEEK.
ALDANY, OIJEGOX, WEDNESDAY, MAY
! H . . M
ns ism.
VOL. V. NO. 140
SPECIAL SPRING
N O L
W-
TVTv -41 or-
1 , .-C
H I ) V
ties in Dress Groocls
fame
1", t
r-.ir.
LADIES !
0
11 1
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our j:otH!
EST
ft H
V.'er.iirv a t'r.M 'im- if the wer!-i
:! In emiiroi ieries and tl 1'ii-iiis
will ln e i.-yin e 1 that Aliiany is t'e;
Rosp',v
A OESAT OPPOSTfflTIT'r 10 BUY (JiODS WII3 3UT LITILS AT
CKiSSMAFS FIVE AND TEN CENT STORK.
Tlii i-i fin ajre o' prcK'ivs-i"ii. !": worltl moves ami the man who loc not novo with i'. i" -t fal
1 -li i n 1 or le ctusImmI, W'v liavf strtu-k tlit key not . One visit to onr store will mnviiuc vou '1 c ono
ilollar will mivhase more loTr than two at. an y wth''f ji'aec in the city. This seems incr ililile out wo
fo-iliallv inv'te an ir.tci e-!e ! puMu: to call atpl ' f eonvinced of the truth.
WE ARE SELLING AGATE BUTTONS FIVE CENTS PER DOZEN, BUTCHER KNIVES TEN GENTSTTHES
BASKETS TEN GENTS, BLACKING TEN GENTS.
YVe have all kinds of tiu-waiv at,.! various tdl;
I ittoin. Vo xtPiid an iin'iiati.:i to a'i.
te l'.i:;t..:.s, ., a cross.
... k-Ciei.s. an ! 1' c.
Checker hoards, i 'atid i"c.
C.:..-r..-..r.e.
Cii-oiid-.rs. loe.
( '.ike turners, pie.
Curliiii; ir-in. lo to J".-.
( 'oliar l-tittolis. oe. do.
'i .a: i amri r-. oe.
I'i-h pan-. -" to I ic.
i'ippcrs. Pv.
I a-ie; s. all pric-. ..
I'oIN. p'e.
K-i vel.. pes, -J5 it .V.
I''S heater. l-"e.
I heir sitters, Jjc.
I unnc!y :V.
(iart-. r. wehh, 5 to 10c.
ti.irter. webb, silk, 15c.
Hair brashes. 15c.
CRISSjVlAN'S 5
n c e
lx i n o w
.-.11 4 K l.
M i LI 1 IjI It; ILL
? J5
5 H
FREE FROM POISON.
:;n .wn.' 1 ilrv adhi-r. i i :..-r '
wi; h.iv a 1 tj -.. .-: k a.r.
'.er-t trading j..; i:t i:. O.-o.j' j!!.
W. P.
I.
HnsfFRV ALLEY
)M KNOCKED
No More High Prices.
llan-ikercl.ic fs. :.
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la.ee. va!,,:!. ,- .
I.etUOtl S-;i!ee. V.
Match rt.iiei. o an I h',-.
Mirrors, 10 a:;. I !"
Miik p:.t;s, o and 1
Mm:.' trats -1 hole-, p
MarWes.ailkind,-.
AN9 10C. STORE. M'FARLAJQ BUILDING
M' :e jsr ri
from r 1
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LKS I; IIU V V; JL
botii in
at our va;i.v sn
arflisliiiiir
"Ve li.ivi; a erv 1 iie Mo.k t.
flo.-ll : t tin
!'er...''in the
jwet pi
'! and hinisli t.rn unox-
,..,um. in thf ttnte. (.'all and ymi
V pa-a-cr" to show ri.od?
READ
FABRICS.
TO THE
1MEN
; tnet'iil arrieo t o innneintis ,, metiiioi
i X..;.- paju r. i-l -heets f-.r
Xai! I.i-n-h. wi lo.-
i
j A Ul iiiej;-m'att r-, .n.
e--, s'i.i;;i. -ic a paper.
- paper-. -V.
1
i'a:!-'. tin over. .1. -J ,ts., P'e,
, i'i't -i-rul ."c.
I I VriUmety, 5 to -0e.
i I'.ita.'o c-itter--, inc.
!' 't.-t-i ma.-ln-r-i. -V.
i i';:i -c.-. 5 I . -Hie.
!:.i'-.r strops. 15e.
: I:..', s, j,. i,..
i L'e -i ipt books, loc.
I --h.iiiiois skin-i, pie.
! Sim.; blacking, oc.
I Safety ins, '.' doz. f-i- lo,-.
Sh-e lacers, 1 doz. I n- 5e.
I Spoons, set, lL'c.
Steak pontiilers. I jc.
j STRUCK Bi":ATI!A!N.
A Section Crew Rin Down i y an
Engine. .Near The Dnl..-..
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rK.i:iHri iv Tiifi i u s i tt
. 1 I
Tho Body nf Y.isr.g Hatch I'oit'l A'ovoj
Enfone- Fu:cral of T- J. Siai'.l
The Halm.. May 13. au ac-i-
dent cecurred last evening -. the
I'nion Pacilie road Hear here, in
! which one Chinese w:.s m-tantlv
killi'il ami tvoo!ht;r3 fatally hurt.
j Tlio section fojfuian an. I live
Oiinesf wi'io ronnditig a fus mi
I a hati'l ra, hen tlioy c;v run
: into Ijv tiio jpt I'ciii!
'. train. The fr.jvnian jrir.iptfl l-e
! furt! the collision tx-.-ui rcl, bMt the
j C.iiii'.'so Ffaytil on the r;ir arnl
; wori' thrown thirty h-ct iiitotln'
air. Ono va h i Ji v cni-iiif 1, h
; liCA'l 1'fciti' M'V.'if.t from his l !y.
It is thought t .Mi (i ui;l i!n.
li li lis i;ody nil Mi.
: in- !: !!. ;ui i i.uiiii in tli- .'Ihui.-
;:iin A titm Kuyi'ii'.
1.'' (!:;,:, M;iv I.I.-A. S !nvi i
,in iv. 'l from he Uhii liver in.::.'
j la-t i vtMfin' ami ri'.mti''l tl. liml
j iiiiT l.y lla-i. Wyi-i.ir, ci parts m" the
i ot who n..il:..-it try-
j i:i.; I i th" summit i-l tin-
I mu'iLlain on I'.-i ctiihcr i.i'.
: i !k' thi-'ii hur.e ati'l pait-. c f tin
j -!.j'niii wot.- Smiinl. Tl.i- h iy
; iul'l li-i-n I'B'.i'tl hv V;M liCiiitH.
Mill S.-iil r.r !il In ins
;-a." 1"km i-cii. May 1:;.- O:
were l 'ii ;;e'i Jr. m Wit.-hiin;!'.:
l -
hi
iav, i 'n Hi.' I m
(1(10 a'i.er t' i u in l take m. :.ne'
i i'or iive ii:un!h' cinii-e in !!!. -JVIU
jiin.; hc.;1, ami lo a--if-t the i u'.tei
ear a ; a p.tiioi ve.-.ei.
Wa-hiiiktnl: O'U I'cZI.in.
Km i n i:o . M.iv !:;. Tie
; j.m:i:: I 1 .(l.e. 1 ( . O. 1".. t..-,; ...
ieiiecl I-.. V' i;m-, l i'.i!..-.
i.'.::d in. -!i v t f the .-t.ite. A
I uiand i !:;!!y i.f I'au'.'ir- il
. iiuhel; i!i v:s oi j.!i:ize.l,a'i''. lirma
I li. ha'. , (;' V.f..l Walia, '
n i elo'-iod ran i preMih I'.!.
i luattiif.i "li'.li. in. Ore Vi.m:in.
i
.-UAiri.!., M.iv Mrs. nra!i
i Kenton, the r-eenml wiie f f ipt.
I u-m. I:. .( ... ,i ihe l'.nt i:iuk. i
' M I! eoniti.iMV, die t at her hvme ii;
i l'ort l lakely this mor tii:i. 'u
i was in her TSth year and . ve . ai.
jesta!.; yalu -1 at two miiii.m.
i I'uiicrat cf T. .1, Sniiih.
I'ti.rNr, May 1;;. l"i i:im r.i'
the late T. .!. Smith, u ho Mtieid-
I
I ol
ed last Mllltlay. t ouU plare to-i!:l
k
; Spi in-' -cale -. 15c.
j Ml-peuders. P iiiu'J loe.
I ji'ill j vs. 5e.
; S..ap. eastile, 5e.
i Soap, toilet, ail priie
j S eh pa pel . L' d... i'nr .Sc.
loi.tiipieki. .- : -r.cAeis,
bath. !' a yl 15c
l o-.! ii I r .-lies. " ; i:. iw
I Thimbi, -. 5e.
i i
i a st raim i -.
Ta !. ts. 5.;. ',.
Trays. I V.
Traeinj; w he. is. I V-.
Wa.-h Imards. -Wash
basins, by.
Water pails jo ,u: 1
Whi-k biii.ous. b'
Cro'jUet Set-, 1.T'
I 15c.
OUT
under Hie rut-purs ol the me !-)
partment. It is learned t!i it he'
had contemplated self Utrii'"f ion '
for some time and it is said hctiicd j
to lift the doctor to kill as
thev said Ik' n;i!t noon neeuinc in-'
sane from the tliseaso in his hep. 1. 1
I Th'-iv is a ptobability
1 heincontected.
TAIOJI.V NEW.
A
A. I:. l:m ?'ui. 1.1c Hi
Saili.r Win Tliclr U'9i;ii,
T ma. May i. r. ll..u.-.
1.") y..;li -- nl.l. i .iililiiiut .1 Sllici-h- (.
kiy l.y s-1 n t i nr hiiu-.-'i in I ? : -l.cail.
i If ha. I li-.'cn l;iiii:.: a
f nit : '.ni'l ;ti:. fui .-oiiu' tini'- hat
hi -cii ii'.-jiomli-a'.. Ih' v. a n m.-:;i-
ii. r . tin- A. II.
Wajfe-- '. 'ic ii.ii l t- tin' Miihi
in the hi C'raiy.einl liln l eas.' w
iay. The saihirs left '.h..- slii;)
several m'.iuhd i- ami rciiisoil to
.r.'iHil t!.utiulir .L'apt. Ham
ilton ret:iet to pay tnem and then
I'l.y complicate'! the matter ly
l'ri'-pir..-' the admiralty CH-ie
rii. i jn.-.tiec C'vli't. Dt!'.i-t Jlld.
Il.i;;aMr. r.Ti.(.-.l !!;' e:
iav"i" the saili.r.i.
ill
TroiiMi1 in I lie 1 1 1 f.,: iiIh I'l l rn l I v
S i'i;N- "-i iv 1 '.- t a
iii'ii ii i ! I ee hn ii'l ui i."'.';.ts ;
tin- liiiuer.-i'y i ('u'ii'ijniia t .-il.iy
tin- iv-ij.Miaiii.tii "! IVi si lent tl .r
aci I'lvif wan aeeeite.l, t take
elfeet Seiteinher I'.th. I'le-i'i.-rit
I'.ivis jrave as a reason fur his i.
ir.nticn that h. was iinat.!' to
e.)iuilv with the reipiiremen's oi
tiie tanl that the presid.'nt .-'minid
!''i !.':'.t 1'elKcley, llie i.n-.ilion f
t lie niiivel.-itv.
ii'riileutatly Sliot,
M'i-kan:: I'ai.i.s, May John
1 Aney, :i;'ed 14 sun f.f a we!!
iii.'.vi: i .
tor, was a .' ri- i;!a,.v
lilt
omp .uiv
illi .iniithi r hoy.' lie was i lim'n
inirdij'An fruin itie tre-tle of the N.
I'. uoinj ;'u i'k-'s the Spokano river
u Sinn :i . hi t ;:n:i he enriied was
liseiiai.ed.t1 e i !:a'V ' l iking iV.'.-J
ia Ida hrea-t.
Si;i-il f.u- !H n.-,..
lia.iiisn, i:-v i ... -.i
h
C. I'r.iM. ; a eady :'. inti-. 1 (Jn a
'i ir.'.i- m' a-sa-iit io kiii i,. I.. I'.r .ii.
rtr'.l, pre.-i lept : t!.-- I'aliloinia
I n-lilali 'e ruiii .iatiV, to day Veyati
-nit iV.ra di in-e I'rui.i i wile i.n
the ::r..iuud oi u !uh-ry.
A ulili-r ''uieiclis.
'.:ofv::i:, May 1:. I'i i-.a'e
iil-!:ii, l l - e-.mpane, f-nn i, enti
ii:l.iii:ry. -tatiom-d ft Ui's plaee,
i.; i:i itlee I ,'ii:.-i !e this in.irnii:
..e. the pun h i.;' !-x rvmpanv'?
letaiter-i ly titootTijj himself
'iiroiiii tlm heait. Ti.o :ri-e -i
his ra-li i-.et is itnkiiown.
hi i:
i!K i:
f'ltk u.-i, May 1... ! : I . r.
rl.ise; wi-.eat sti-adv : eas!i 'M : .
: .lule ;i." ..
Sw Fi: v .t -i-i-.i. May i:;. '.Vi.r.e.
i i.i. ;e ea-iei ; inner heas-iii I .. J . ;
1 lie.ver l- i , i.-i:;7. .
.i f.i;r :.. May .;. V.'iieat
-eady. demand impruvin.: : h-.-id-e'-:
oiler inoderatel v; ( 'a! i.'.irui.i
.V . i. 7-, Jd- iV. -J:..l pereer.tnl.
I i:fi- r.otr ii i iiriKivM.
I.i U- i-. i I Men ire K f.iriu aie'Dtlifr
1 Mi.gh II U i.f ( l:l.iri. Oi IkIi:.
. - v.-.;, :
M ist pi-! -i.!;3 w l,.i Ii'-.ir il.-iiei.iii--mi;-ie
..f t!ie syh .ph--m- .l;:y.-d
l'.i'dv i;uarii:e that this par'tie
't!ar mu-ii ,d in--!r.i:;:en; i- a. ik.hI--!!
:::!ai--. Thi- is a mi-take.
Tii.:ei-a maker i-l im s:.-a' ii:-
-ii":..iet.t-. ill Iliii -kl'.li .ill.. i ha.
i -- .1 e-.n-id, ral ly irt' tin i.i
j . l y i: sneli t ii: ns. and lie ;-ivs
'h.'t t!ie ..fteti ahiistl Cidm-Vc
, A-i re tlie lir.-t t ) t hink of the v!-i-j;i
iv.
: T: i a:u i.ot inistaken," he stid
I 0e- oihenl iy. tlu re j : in the
I ioi-i i.j'i e-f tlie Siuithsoni m in-
sLittoat Washing ion an ancient
Chine:-,' in.-trument tli -t i? praetie
ally the saiue as our m dern xyl.i
ph -ue. The Chino-t; 'fainr hit ii'
e n-re-p mds with tiie in-ti limeiit
we now u-e. It w .is m ule t -i-teell
slabs ui wo 'd i-f ohlollj,' slulpe
and of eiit:.l lv'twth. hut ot !ii! r
ent thicknesses, laid on a wooden
iriliie. A-; L.njr .,.r., :li I'.t'llll P.. f.
the t'liinese had sn instrument
in i.'.e of sixteen j.ierc-t i.f 'yu.' a
peculiar kind of-fmethat polislien
iM-dly. is of a heaiitiful color. :'.ul
L'ies out an extreinelv sweet -ound
I w hen -truck. The.-ie" pieces w.-re
h
emboli a name an.l totie-l to
i Chiiie.-e intervals celled 'In.
oi
v, loch tlierc were twelve in the
c.'iupass of an octave. The iii-tru-;
ment w as called a 'ikan?,' ami was
! played by strikinir the stone with
j a wooden mallei. It was used
j only in religious. i-ervie( s. and v. as
t i-o:i-i. lei i d s icred.
i 'file in idern xylophone is now
, p:ite eomiuoii. J-'ormerly they
j in re to be heard only in some of
j the tllr.i1-.i-. Now vou tin.' tlielll
; everyw la-re. insist fit' them beinj:
f a cheap .jrade. I -et $T"i for
i ii iii-t ruiui i:ts I make, but you
eiii ,." them for 5 rents."
What a Tort tin?
I- a Ki.o.l. Iie.iitiiy.iii-rir'.y. i-kiu. Few j
an- ;inri. ol ttic -lent t.lnr it I.iKi-s u
iii-.ii Ji leii iivrr to eau-e tiiolclieit .n
lie face uiel a dark urt-asy skin One
'....tie jf Itei tiloiid purilii.r tilal
lemiJ Iil .ki r will ietore till- or.in to
eatur.,1 imil lienilliv etatu iilid
c.- i'i-i s " tiluud of n'.l imp. untie,
it is nu-etinir witli v oi:d-if'il -utcess.
Trvli. Il in "'iHriir.t- t. AU drut-
k'ji'
The veiy beit brand-s of toiustoes j
.iv 'I 'Jiaiiui 'Ji ivm IXtvr-n
only 10 cents per can at Conn
Heu'Jrickson.
Till; I1.T lYf' s!nU'5
1 ,J ,J -'IIjIjI
Tli lliver Sfill fivitintiM- to !!iva
Siov.h at Portland.
Till: STIIIKK st l.i. M;i;nia..
Thi- Firet Arrv.-t Oct Howrval iL
IVi:;i imi, May i:--.t ; r. m.
th Will.imctti' r-ai lied ;h.- h.-i!:t
t IS feet :tl'.ve l.r,- water, having
r.e!i a ii;l- iikhc ilian ati iii"h
1 s : i i i tin- .i.iv. '-'.-lak.? river at
i:i.i.ii'i fhn-As a hiM-ih ot TJ to.-!
an I :i in - i.e-, ni v! ii:h ,-i it ha-;
st-.i.j I twn .lavn. At l'ne D.ili. f
Xhc Cui-iipuia fed t itiel.r MonJav
and to day stood at ISfevr s ieh--.
Tli strike, remains pra -ti- aily
unelun;:."!, it-.e o.dy ilevp.lopment
tftlie ji.i-t l'1 hours lif-iti that
I lyiite a numher r-i e.n p. nteiv wiio
it id r:e to ii!j mi l'-r an ar-
tanein.'ir. of s hvii-s jut Jay, an 1
hail time I r over time, were m-in.'i-1
t i ijuit iiy n:.i. ai men. lit'i
sides iviMa: linn mid I!ier. is i:o
immediate pi ..-pei l ! se'ti nei.t.
S;'veriii i.f tli.- m..- pr.eiiMieni
union lo o have reiilr:iel
liuiii tin- -Hind, where tie' situ i
t:...i i:: i'.nilah I lail l.iffore
tie Uiii ..;iJ !her--, a.'v! i". i- : 1 !er
-t-ii-l ttiaf .-li'ii.-tan'.a! aid has iieen
proinise 1.
Memii.'! -i i ' he iuld iin,; us.y-i-ation
.-.iv ;hat theio are i.ioiv i-.r-o
.'liters in '.lie city vii!l:i h worl;
!h.",:i fall uet Hulk ll'a'ii t!i" Lricli-h.yi-rs
l.ejrin woik. Theiv are a
i:re. :e.. uiv ar(-n!e-s at w.-rk in
p.:: is iy. ii, a:: i s:ifurb.-, and a
I li-'.iiiOer .l bi i Uiay;-r? .veil1 to
w.,ii; o-.i.iy, pie.-iiiiialdy not:
union in." 1
a m;w i.ooi'iiole.
ili-r C(iilrary t Law.
riioM, Aii., May It. The
.: livi'.ies :-!.ov:i hy th- new collect-ir
at San Ihe'jO iias caused the
:i.leof iliu it t hinevf iunnigration
to tarn toward the Arizona '.(tie l-
way of liuymas. Tho Arizona
frontier is more than 300 miles
loiiii and is only impeiieetly p.;
trollc I ly guards. O-ut oi tiloy
Chine-e who 1 .nded at liuyma.
i'i en a .-an Traneieo steamei a
few days a-', fnty of them are now
suppo.-ed Ii he in tho I'nited
Sta'es, having cros.-e.l the Arizona
border.
IT CStOWK INTEItKSIIM..
Tlio Kaili-.ifwln Arc J.lnkini; ni-i-p-ivj
Cuts In I;at-A.
I v l'ii ,co, .'i.:y 1.1. i i t: iur.in
'.p I ton road to-day met the Alton cut
I from Chicago to Kaiif ;;s t.'ity r.nd
al-it iiiadi a swt-.cpiti cv.i l.(-f.veen
Kansas City an-1 m. l.oais from
St. Paul, it is learned that all the
t-iU are piej.arir,; t-, meet the
fill ? made ye'eid.iy and further
cuts aie expect ?d in a day or so.
The -i'.u.-iti.'ii is hi eoiuinileeiiledly
ir:l. it-tin ;.
IrnwuiJ at .-pukaur.
-1'eK.ivi: 1- Ai.t s, May 1". N-w.-has
h-. il reerivi.d iiere i-f the
drowning of .1. Kein-r. at I'celers.
on Lit tie Sjtokane under peculiar
rircum-tanecs
lie mil two nt !u
men had "one out in a small boat
to repair the raMe. One of their
on- was ! i-t. and he luc uiitiiitej
irili... la d grabbed tl.ei a.ble as
th- t,;ij svvcj't under it. TI.eb at
was carried on down the stream
by the swift curn-ut. Keller tinn
tried to e;iin the shore, v orkilij.'
his wav band after hand, but w hen
within lift v feet of the bank he
jrave o it ami fell in tlie river.
tallforiitH O.l.l leltoiT-.
S.vn IrK.xcii- o, May 13. The
thirty-tihth at.tmal comnr.iuica
tion of i lie 'rand lode of O ld
l eilowK oi California met here to
day. The leports show that the
.-ul'ijidiiiate lod-es in th; i-tate
numher ;;3-i, and the IIebL,k;.li,s
I .''); total nieinbeiHhip, a7,50J.
the liii.incial reports lor t.ie pa.-l
year chow disbursement by sub ir
iiinate hnljie of .42e,OuO ; "receipts,
.010,ti00; total a.-Pets, $2,l!iO,otX.
fetitioD t. tlie Czar.
Smv Youk. May 13. A move
ment has bein started to secure
buy iOO.OOl signatures to a memori
al to be sent to tin? Czar o. Ru-nia,
a-kin,: him f look into ami ameli
orate the coi.dition of Ihe exiles in
Siberia. The petition has been
printed ami ropien will bo sent all
over the United States.
A World' Fair Exhibit.
Sacramento, May LI Jo.
Waterman isM'eil an address to
day to the beads of cities an.l
counties in the state, calling fin
them to take st:ch action as will
prominently hritijr to tlm attention
t their euiistituents the i niol
tance oi California beinj; repre
sented at the world's fair.
Driiiocratu in Cauru.
ITtAXKroBT, Ky., May 13. The
democratic senat .trial caueu to
nieht spent the time up to 12
o'clock, making speeches. Proctor
Xxo.t, Contjro sinan McCn ary.
ex-Spe?.ker Carlisle, Hon. L. T.
Moore, an! Vinav have been
p!a e 1 in nomination, lleeves anil
I M -Kenzie are yet to be nominated
Tho Mi-thndlst Couvcutioa.
i
New York, Mav 13. Tho board
lof bishop" of tha 5letUoflit Episn-
pa! el.iiivU i-io-.e-J their .-ossion Pi
vlay. .iiiimetits for tli fall cn
veiitiun were niale. and l'.:-!iop I".
Newman was ap)i,in!ed to visit
.Ijp.m and hold a eniiteri-inff there.
Uejrai'.iin th; priiposed estahlili
iiient oi a national utiivenitv in
Wa-hinto:i lesoiniiu;- wi-ie
adopted eorniner.din the proict.
mi: rssrr mii:.
V -nil .) r orretlic Chinese In &;ui
rr.in-l. i'J llt- OuUKiit..
-an Ii;x. May ,;. Tiii
f r-t arr.t wa-. made to-day under
tlio 1-e.w , ;tv ordinan v reipiirin
the removal of ail t'hines" t- a
dii-trit t ui tla;iir.-k;rts ..!'ii,M-itv.
I lie per .1:1 ai re;-' ; l as t i"ivr
Yuen. Tim eon nil mi l.eiia!: oi t!e
I 1 1-li.-r applied to the I'. S. riier.il
e-'.uit for a writ ni Isaht-.i-, r.irpns,
-rttia s'.jrtii tha' lh- priS'it(r v-as
a su!)..-t the li ni.-ror of China.
Th writ wa jirau'.rvl .tud ihe xri!;
Ci r wa reieaso.l On h.-ti. The
;'!'-'i;:iiei;t w ill l. hr.ard i. the I.
S. r. i!! ; .1:1 .Jul v J .
lt',ATI l 1. STAM.i:v.
Ttto SCxfl'iror t'riitslai rnlauri
r-lfid-silijUio.-l I'o'iey
l. iMe.N. M-tv b". The ntV'ptioii
I Stanley held in .uiid hall to
day was an eiilhusi.i-'.ic n;!".iir.
Tht'.l' ii ;e crowd at t he a pprn.le'...
and tie' 'tie-Is Jiniii'ieied :.VUo.
Tie-bo. ! Mayor prf-setitt .1 tithe
p! :ie:- a L'..!d ;!-' : ith a'l a-1-ii---s
fr. io the cii-poratimi of l..e.i
d in. MniiVv i;i leturiiinir thanks
sail that C-iriro iui-.:ht have lj'
1. .u.feii to Eiie!;:inl bad t he KiiiilisL
mcn ii-:eiied t- hi lectures. Ite
t.vcin 1S7S and bss-l lleliunt
w as reaping ;:e hnn.lred per cent.
liiiLd.md inialit have had Ka.-t
Airiea. bur ! t-r j..uriia!i.-is ee
vciythin- ihroc.eh opam- glasses.
turmane to-aav has tlte lion .-j
hare and cannot fail to win in the
Ions;
run.
German-African Sti -aiio-liliis.
II AMitt Hii, Mav Lb Tiie con
tract bet a cen the Herman overn
iner.t an ! Ihe liast Africa -team-
:p Co. provides for the payment
r.f a sui.-ilv iif nine handred
thousand marks aiiiiua'dy. The
company undertakes to maint iiii
ioi 10 vears a iiiain line of steam
ers from Hamburg to l'ebr.'oa 15ay.
I'atal Explosion.
Komi-., Mav 13. A tpiantav of
balii.-a-tite exiilo-ive exploled to-
1 iy at Ihe military factory at Avu
iaua, near Turin. Fourteen people
wcie k'lie I aiel mauv others hurt.
Hniiry nnrl liuIiiKs.
V- York TriliuiK-
price a iv moniitinv; as j; toe
i!v r bill ba-1 been parsed Slid in-
tlatioiioi .-."I4.noii.ii- -j., a w.-t-k
in-rtead cf a vear. t a s Ix-en real
ized already. See. iai eau-e- help;
very jimmy, au-i : iicpj; tie :::
the eojitin t'-'l b '.il h and i:ij-i:v
tow lltv.tlll lie' ?.ort l,we-
and
the t xcetitioiia! la:!;- a:
1 li. ..!-
and injury to r.e-.p.n ir
we-t. HoW lull.-h ol ti
he Soutb
1 lv.;u in
wheat is due to dri.eit i ,-.nl
i it, v.-!
I.ltlell to lucre Speeubttii-ti it i-.
course, ilnliO"'-il'li- t i O il, l.;it
til ices daiitx'd mi --aH'.idav iti a
particuia'lv b:elv wav at ihe
Wc-t. The flood iti the M:-si--ir-f
pi Vall"- searcily aLa'.-s at all
end coittintieii tii:i are di-ir.!. i;i-
jnrv even where the ov -r-flo-.v ba
llot reached, plant:!'
le'markably di lay ',
sucii let. r;s a- ui"
exports of cot'on are
ino::th of apiil. m:c
thirds i. I last yt-ar's.'
in re.-eij.t-i bavi-.-.u'
-luallei. The oua;
in siaht is 7.i,37."-,.4
; raving i n
aei .-t i'.iil: I j
svaii.ie. The
-mail f-,r the
i.'ini; twi-
tbe liit-rea-e
I i eil POt.-'l (
; it v ai'ca.h I
ai
on: it j
;s imagined that -yri-av v.
;i
felt daring the u -i oi the cop
year; the 'icesti .n is how piiis
will be all'ected if there conn - .;
sh rt yield at a time when ihe
world is usincj cotton s. largely
that more than 7.tK.,ltibaks have
been taken by the market in t iht
mont lis, and of late at exception
ally Liirli prices. Fall Uiver mil's
are reporting fair ilivideiids,
though in many cases not as
larir'as they were previously pay
in jr. but these are not derived from
pivliid in buyinj; and working up
cotton .which -ost 12 cents for
111111111111$: uplands. Those who
Ito.iL'ht 'wisely are now reaping
their reward.
The movement of wheat contin
ues larger than it v.as last year,
hut it is always needful to remem
ber that the cxprts in IVbruaiy
March and pril oi last year were
plieiioiut'.ially small, and the pres
ent movement is scarcely up 1 1 the
average of other recent years. The
latest reports published in regard
to exports were based ujon pur
chases made when wheat was
much cheaper than it is no. In
four weeks from Atlantic ports
5,.V.:M51 bushels went out, ilour
included, ajrainsl ...ki.,it last
vcar. but latelv the purciiases for
export have dw indled to insinili
cance. This is not surprisinir, since
the advance in the otiicial prices
for the week was 1 1-2 cents, while
2 1-2 to 3 cents liion was paid on
the curb alter the Produce Ex
change closed its tpiotaiiuns on
Saturday, liut the receipts of
wheat and flour at Western joints
continue heavy, and show
a greater increase t han the exports.
As the end oi the crop year ap
proaches, if there is prospect of a
suort crop, the quantity in sight
will be closely studied in
order to determine whether th?
surplus from past years is as lare
us has been estimated, for if so
prices above 1 a bushel will bard
ie (w latinj;.
THE DAY IX CONGRESS
Tfie Senate and Hortsc Loek
Hot n. on the Per.sion Measure
Tin-: -ii.vKi: rii.i. iiii ssiex.
."z:a ,r Z jtts ui Arkaas FavArt l
S i -e ri-r-sst Loektn i thd FreCiiiMg
if iji!or - Pndta Btitistlof-
W vsuivou.N, .May 13. la the
senate to-day the committee on
peii-iom retortftl back thf bouse
substitute for the wnatft depend
ant p. n-ioti biil, and moved that
it tie non-concurred in, which wn
ar.-ed to.
Tiie senate then resumed consid
eration of the eilvei; bill. Jonea,
of Xevnna, why-teg'aa j'efUrds.v, .
eoticludcd his s-peech.
.lones, of Arkansas, next al
iressed the nenata in criticism of
tha lull. lie paid tho bill as it
-too l should never liecome a law,
out should be amended, making a
provision at least for the unlimited
eoinaa of. silver when tho price
has reached a point at which the
iovctnnient has ceased to be the
purchaser.
t-enator I'aiis, w ith the unani-mv.i-i
ronrurrenec ot tho other
ui'-nibers .f the senate pension
ro'iimit'.ee to-day submitted a re
IMi-i, recommending that tho sen-ati-
do not agree to the atnend
menrs made by the house to the
M-tia-e dependent pension tiill, and
aiiii.i-i'ieed their determination not
to a;--e to the house Dill under
tiiy conditions. The bill an it
stood we.s a deiiendeni pension
mea -ure identic-il to that vetoed by
Cleveland. Tho house emended
tiie bill bv passing as a substitute
the MorreH bill.
1' is the opinion of the senate
committee that is the duty ui the
government before entering upon
tny ether pensions legislation to
provide for the needs of the dis
abled dependent soldiers in a roost
'llK-ra! manner. Ihe tenate bill
prepared upon the theory oi a ser
vice pension is a matter which
should not be involved with a dis
ability bill. The estimates pre
pared' in the adjutant-general's
otlice show the approximate aggre
gate of the cost of the service pen
sion upon a basis of the 62 year's
limit to bo $l,lS2,095,52o; upon
the M vear's to be $1,333,109,820.
Of this amount $1,079,617,024 must
oe paid before the end of the jear
Jso't. The average annua! par
ment would be 1,"23,732. It "is
the committee's opinion that
w in never it is deemed wise to in
augurate a system of hervice yen
sion t should ie done for the ben
t ;;: t f all living soldiers who are
l.'inot.v.u- discharged, and that
th.- r.'.te of pension nhould be
rati-!'. according to the length of
service.
i Tin; iiovsE.
The t. jusc to-dav completed the
coi:.-i.!eiis'iv:i of 13 of the 1S6
pat.-'-- .! the tairff bill.
IMII HI.KU ITS TtUIIIK.
1 lt Louisiana Lottery Offer the
itr I.OOO.OOO rr Year.
Ni:w iiii.i:.vN, May 13. The
L'iui-i.u a lottery i:ompany has
lo -.'.it d its oiler to the state, aud
t;.... eil'-isijiie million dollars per
year for the privilege of running it
lot! cry.
Tlo-y Ki-rd anil Made I p.
Nr. -a York, May 13. Tlie re
s'. 1; o: th. shootim: atluir of Mas
!,':.iii and Mrs. Ilopkinson last
tvviiiiii: -.v;;s that IhjUi left the
pi.ii. e i ,,;:it this morning without
iiviiii ttvtimony again&t eadi
other.
A faeiflo Coat BUbep.
Sr. Tons, May 13. In the gen
eral conference of the M. E.hurcb
south to-day, the committee on
lupiscopal reroiumendcd that a
bishop In assigned to reside on the
Pacific coast.
An Editor Acquitted.
Sax Dikoo, May 13. Jno. Berry.
editor of the I. nion, was to-day
e-onitted ol the charge ol contempt
of court, the judge holding that he
was not restonitle lor utterances
if bis i.ier. lie beins out of the
city at the time the article was
printed.
.fudge Salln' Kemalna.
.S.vx Francisco, May 13. The
body of U. S. District Judge Sabin
left here to-night for Carson .under
charge of a G. A. K. eFCort. The
formal interment will be held in
th .t city Thar nday.
A Oood Cough Syrap.
There is nothing parents should be
mi careful about as tielecting a caujjh
syruj. Ueirus t hurry couku syiup
is latetinf with wonderful tuccew.
Tlie heat is none to irood. He aure you
ret Heiisrs. Every bottle U warranted.
Ail tlrui'ts keep it.
Cornet: Comet!
We make a specialty of ladies
and misses tine corsets and waists.
We have a drive in a French
sateen -orset at 73 cents. Extra
good value.
Samuel E. Yocno.
Lost.
In this citv, a brown bird dog,
wearing a collar. Has one white
eye. Information leading to the
recovery w ill le thankfull received
by R. A. Irvine.