Morning daily herald., May 31, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

20 CENTS A WEEK.
ALU ANY, OREGON, SAT UB DAY, MAY SI, 1890.
VOI V. NO. 154
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IMPORTED SHIRE STALbIONS!'"'is
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Ti.e undt-rsiened will se'.t-:-. a lo; of pure bred ir.ipo-.tea Shire Stal-;
hens. Each bullion warrauu-1 t-.bf.-an i;vera-j sure foal-at-tter. j
E-u-h Stallion id pu;--bre-.l an-t r-o-cded : a certi:lcutf: oi registry given J
with each horse, together with i.li ptd ;.'.. i
A rare or.p 'rtnn.tv i-- AereOv oii
price, and a -reat bargain, o in- to
day oi sale. Sale to begin r.t 1 i Slock may b:
pi ior to sale.
TleMs : U:.C-'ti il." c;th. balance January 1. lSfd
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paper.
tlo. lb -.rr'u;::-! . Auctioneer.
HENRY M. STANLEY
IN ; DARKEST i AFRICA
T.io comple'.? si iry . f Stmlcy's r.-cr-t t'.iril'.in ,
:vc:au-i9 a t.l t .o it.-c'.05 -ro f Li. i:r.;i .rl e.t j ,
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Ccncr-I Asents for the Pacific Coast.
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Tur Sale.
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t. loin uoay oemg tnat oi a
Japanese boy, supposed to bu Hi
galena of San Francisi.
Late dispatchea sava pneincer
acd fireman both saved.
The experience of the passengers
ir .the liiBt coach, as related by
those who fortunately escapeu,
V ns horrifying in the extreme.
F. r. Finley, ot San Francisco,
Vie of tho' puFsertRer?, told n
i-aphic Srtoi v""of the disaster. "We
Lit the city" he said, "on the 1 :15
,.ain for Alameda on the narrow
auj;., I was Feated on the front
fail, of the first car facing the
(i'giov. As we drew near the
t ridg-" seemed t uie the draw
i as brM and that a fearful acci
j'mt v : j inevitable. Just then a
'lia iped.frora the engine to
i- and there came a crash,
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prevailed 111 uic car. inc nexi
tning 1 knew the car was in the
water and I found myself blindly
iropinj: for tliL-d.N.or. which 1 ior
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my v. ay lo ibe I r-1 I ial, tlan fli,
a-j'-ri.-cn r.s I I '-uld icro: my way
ihr I 'jli aii'l b'oi-ed diwii oil the
-I'l-niM 1 lie'.ah f n-tt c. d at h-asi
b li .1 dozen men swim a-.v.,y from
ib.v v ieek. bin did not et' :niy
v. oii'i'ii ci e'.rildivn t-e r.e.
J:r-. uida, v.i o w is temiin.'j
ibe ' j 1-1 . 1 ii. at tile tiiu" oi the av- 1
d-nt' said: "i wa 1:1 iliiuve a;
1 ::e time and bad just opened th-.-haw
to allo l lie aeht Jaaniia 10
pa tbioii jb. I was in the-net i
i-.i-jviii,: the draw i nek into its
place hen the up train from rj.ni
Francisco r.mii ab ng. Tha- 's nil
i kno.v a'nout it."
lie declined to answer tlie qut'9
tion if it w is not rather unusual to
open the draw just a the hour
wlnn a train was due.
brakeman Hutchinson who was
0:1 f-e lirst e-r, escaped, :w di.l
councilnun John llackett, if Oak
land. Anions thopH w ho were rc-s-cuet!
w;i3 Cat. Kuborts.
Mrs. II. S. Look bad an arm out
but vfcaptd. SeVC'l'id other piS-
-eii'.Tt-rj were hurt. Mr. l-erjrut?on
a- reporieti mi.'&inc.
Tiu fiata" of tlm e.ir iia-- been
..ti-. d ;l-.t i' i 1 beli'ed tl-e:v ii'e
no 11 ore bod:e3 mill" wreck.
Ti.e e.a'erover tiit-b tne bi-ilie
3 l'ii b an I's'ii .ry f San Fr.ui
- ;-rii I1.1V and isj rotiiinoiily railed
Oakland rrt-ek. A hi'-on;; rtirrt-m
li.'i in the f- ro'im. The point at
.'. Iii'.-ll tin- iteriilellt ivt ii. red i--.o
jilt 0 f.-i t. i.b ntitl H' lei t
:.-,. boili i U 9 of the treek nr.-
i itied w.tli sbippm-, a-al 1-natitieii
1 ir.an II. t-.-'is .M-re 1 peui
' : i.. i-...'..iii... tl.-... il...
-...Il .'I 1 . ,1V." . "ll-
.i.:-d from the car.
, mt.
e.r.rvi.i.ti.'f is -i-.ioui iu-i
j l." T 1 .-n.'. an-i j-.-. ' '
iniii't Iroin fttn i rancisco vei 011
i -I l-i-JI tl'-V li-l'-e . O lie I--.-,)il.I il
-hai i cm -ve. and Usually t-ave! at
( , t : ... ,.f I tti.s-.n
i -r tin n trim c-ohm-S 11... bl ..ge
J .-v.-ry ha 1 lour t-unn;' the o.iy.
.i-l when the b'ti'L'e uopcu the
keeper is im-pii-e-l I.i s-.-nal by
. r.,! il ,.-
, .1. N. !!i:i!n:. bii-l.'e rentier,
kavs t!ie rt 'I tlanjer Hil; wa prop
i ei ly mm in i ' i n k-i ' m-
j -vi'.-n II. e it:i',j-'e was -wing open
bal gn by and the bn-lne
I . ...l. .1..
have not been ohiaincl, as tliev
have not neeu otnainei. as iney
.iiapp-aretl as st-on as thev were
r.ve.,.,.l.
The people who iost their lives
j ".cip nearly ail ol Mlio belter
, !:.- anl lielonge-l t- well-known
i S m lranciseo arid Oaxland fatn-
I i'i..--.
i Tl.ouardi of iieonle flocked to
I th. r-fiiit of the disaster. The
pobce had to tlrive people .ff the
! ..rid ior fear the jireat weight
would njset the bridge and -atie
atp.tn-r cat istropbc, Tlx" news of
r ' tli-a-ter rvaebpd Mountain
: 'i v. n iiit !eiy -a In re l.undrcils of
JOaklatid peop'ip wer- ilecorttiiiL'
, r.ives iitnl a panic a- cau-ed ami
j im i:t women uml children rnhcd
into io-.vn. leaviin: their dead ami
li.op,.:,, fl.i-r a, t!.ev ron . A
, y i.,-rvi. t i v.t fstiuiite places Hie
; nuinU-r of people in the car ut
ia'ou. 31. ihirte;,. o 'U.om are
k town to he k llel.
: nut tnirieeni:. oo'ty a- i .eti-
ill lll.lt Ol V... .... .iii.i-i
iivicr. oi 5s leramc . si-ien:
ot' S.in Joachim Nav n Co..
and one of tne we st and
, MEMORIAL DAY.
How It Was Observed at Ore
gon's Metropolis" ;
AX UONAUT MEETS DEATH.
Northern Bonndtry Line to bs Patrolled
It i Eaitr Lecgth Oonmodcr Alger
Eerleiri Q. A, E. M2.
Fobti.and, May' 0. Memorial
day wan onservedln thiscity to-day
t y a general suspension of busi
ness. In the- afternoon exerciser,
cotiristing of a parade partitipate.1
in by the tiraiid army post.- of the
eity) nnti jnal guards and citiz-'iiM
in - -carriages. . The procession
streets and at the plaza appropri
ate f-erviees were lipid. A lare
number ot person.s visiled ia'
i-i'ineteriesand relatives and iiieod-
of the deceased veterans pnitl theii
ie-peets to tlie nieinory of thi'deid
vitii a profusion of.flo.wrs. In the
eVi iiiii' special liii-inorial pervi. es
were held in 1 1 it Ne.v l'ai k th; aire.
IIO'V r-KATil c OHjj:r.XI T11C :av.
SiiAii Lr:, May 'M. The business
hotl.-es si.sj'eiiiied and the people
i.'.-iterally obei ve-l the day. Many
stoteM niiii lesii'eiieest as well u-
vese's in the harbor weiedeeoiated
ih t!:e siars i:nd (-tdji s Over
I'1').) men p.iradetl, ii.e.iidin;: all
t:.e n.i.it.uy ami many civic l.-odies.
;:ud l tr.r hini.hetl land :u my inen
nere in line, ineludin "2 ex-pii.--onerj.if
Mar, who marched in body
eanyina banner on which was
inscribed "r.irvivors of Anderson
vfibt i'.i.d '.-ii-er prisons of the late
ivar." .1. W. I'oiirhan, f-e.iker oi
li-i' l.it lio-.i'e, delivered all .nation
a tin1 ai oi i y hui!.
riidi. i::;i)MM kii.i.i:i.
IIIn Itnlouii I. ait tit in tin T' i .t m
'i'rt--.
;: .rn i;. May C. lb.-dmond,
the weli known a-Ton-iut, anil par
a. h-ite jil itpe , ., iio a- traveliuii
uith t'nj Me.Mahou circus, wa- in-
ta-
killed tins cv.-niiii; at
Mio-
hoiiilth. t-.ven y miles ironi !hi.-
iiy. Ib'i.iaJea sitlon-ii-l a-5-eii--i'.n
bi:r inc i.i.l.:o v. a- carmd
av.ny t-' ti-e i-.-.-i ol town, uiieiv it
I in-i.-'l o-' th- top f a t.id pine tree
pro '.tb'y 12.1 I fee' Isu'h. lie "in lid
w tliroi a i.i-.t . iiie i-.iiooii an-1
l.-ll tithe roaiel and was iiini'.st
iii-tant!y l.ibe i. Leiore ?..ii: up
li. huid r wa t'le nio.--t dang -rolls
eotnnry he J i . , .J r : r a- Ct-nd. .! from
an-1 i:e 'iiif' "
of his f
nor
itfi
2 VM-.
WvIlS I I . i i .
Urr.vw a, May 30. In view of the
large amount of smuggling along
the frontier from Montana, an l the
ijuantity i tiui'o r being stolen
lr m the forests of Manitoba, the
g tvernnicnt has ordered its entire
nitt-rnat onai boundary line, from
the Rocky mountains east to Man
itoba, be "patrolled by mounted po
lice, who rdiall be detailed f -r the
purpose.
Will also p .-event the Canadian
Iniians from crossing into the
United States on horse raiding ex
peditions. DEATH loll CON'SI'llJINO.
The Drtpullve GuvernuienU Con
tinue ta t)pire.
Soiia. Miy 3b Tlie trial oi
t ,t j. .r I'anitz i and nine othei swho
ieri chiiig-d wi'h cMnspiiiiiK
a.'iiust the Kovcrnaient oi ll-ilgaiia
eiitl-l tod iy. l'anitza, Captain
liaobolo'f, tti' rhe Ku-sian army,
Major AnankofTanil M ijor Kizoll,
ere fomiti uuil'y. 1'anitz.i was
senteue-d to death. The court. how
ever, intimated that Prince Ferdin
and nrght pv.-sibly commute (lie
cn'ence 10 iinpiioiiineitt lor 15
y. ars. Kaob-.lo.r was penteneed to
i.i'ie years imprisonment. An ir.
ki'li'aii.l Ui.oti'eaeh nx years. Tl.-e
ol her M-r-- in -quitted.
l'i i lit! t- I '.a in Slc.rm nml I'lixul.
A i;c Apia, Wis., May 30. A It r-nli.-
lain si. rni came up at twelve
o'c ock last night. The water fell
in torrent- for several hoars, flood
ing tlip river which fioon over
flow -.!. Tw mill dams werw
swept away. Tho Hood almost
coveted this entire valley for a
short tiai!-. The village was in
the midst o.' .. river which poured
through the streets fram two to
six feit rlec p, washing out side
uylks and fences and moving
bouse from their foundations.
The onlv life known to have been
was tho infant of William
lillsen which was swept from its
tnotner's arms by tbe ift cur
rent and drowned, livery biidge
in the vicinity was Bwept away.
.Mi ra trial Uny at Eugene.
F-igem-, May "0. Memorial
aervicn wcr held heio tt) dry
ui d'-r suK-rvision of J. W. (jeary,
Post No. 7. A military ami civic
proi-esdon over a mile long march
ed 1 1 theg'-aveyar I. The service?
were participated in by the Grand
Army, Relief Corps ,iud school
eliililrcn. 1
Texits Spring l'alace liurnett.
Fokt Worth, Texas, May 31.
The Texas Spring I'ulace was to
night destroyed by lire. One life
wns known to have been lost and
many people hi rl. The loss is
estimated ut $150,000. A grand ball
was in proeress tniEht.with sever
ul thousand people present when
the cry of fire waa heard. ter
rible panic ensued nnd several per
sons were Berioimly hurt by. being
irampiea upon.
UISUBACKFVI. BOW, ' .
Fearful Amount of Bloody Koaoa la
. Iipu. ......
Ecoexe, May 30. A disgraceful
Bent tooK place in, nodes' -saloon
tins afternoon in which-three or
tour persons.'were badly beaten and
two others scratched considerably
Crow Smith, fiaan Kmitb and. Al
bert Winter are. under Arrest, be-
Mtiea two outers ybose jtustem re
not known. They had -oeeif about
tlie saloon nearly all day and had
been quarreling Hnwog themselves
when an old man came along wear
ing bis G.t A; -R. badge.,- On of
the men tore the badge: from the
old soldn-r' Vherr" anoifiwx! the
gant; irsentwl the insult . with
blows. At this the whole crowd
became engaged and beat one nn
o.hvr and spatters! blood rdl over
the house.
TENNIS SIATCII.
Anierlt : Urfcatu Knglaud In the
tlamc.
Hi m.iN, May 30. The final fcIs
in the court tennis match, between
I'etlit, American, and Sanders,
l'n-lihtnan, took place to-day.
f he match was won by I'ettit, who
was declared the eh liupion of tho
woild.
FakU-ht Time on Itecnrd.
New Yoiik, May 3J. Cierinania,
tlie latest addition of Hamburg
American packet company, arrived
thi- morning, making the best time
on record for h maiden voyage 6
days and 5 hours. She barely
escaped destruction with an iceberg
in the fog on May I?". Forty f-jet oi
her plates were smashed.
Minnexota Hall.
IIi-.m.lu.m.n, Minn., May 'M. A
terrible hail t-torni occurred in the
R.-d river valley yesterday. Hail
.ies four fe t deep in places and
the trees are stripped of foliage.
I.u.llc anil Chil.lri-u Killed.
'-.'anits. lnd., May 3i This
sftcini.on as a buggy in which were
Mi -. tone and her two childien
and Mm. Winger, in i-ros-din? I be
t rack at r.o-nerboro I'ike, was
struck by a train ar:.l ail the c.u-p.i'.-.ts
ki led.
IMUI E TIUUKK-ClTTINt.
....n lo'..ri
l'ropiie a Wire
trtclty.
- iaber. dealer,
Tir with refer-
;at a ayndioiun.
ri Pitt.
--ts had pur
chased the pine lumber on live
thousand acres near Johnstown,
and that the trees were to be felled
by electricity, said: "1 was not
aware that there was snch a large
quantity of pine on one tract in
that vicinity. '' He con&ideied the
whole scheme-, it any existed, a
visionary one, and doubted very
much that any such syndicate was
in existence. With" regard to
tbe feliing of trees by electricity
Mr. Evans said :
"I have for some time regarded
such a plan as feasible, and also
thought that the same system
could be a. loped in sawing the
timber into boards. My idea was
to charge a wire with the electric
current until it reached a white
heat,' and, while in that state,
this wire could take the place of
the circular saw, and be made to
pass through the saw log. ll could
also be used to saw boards into
any required sizes. If any inven
tion of this kind proved a success,
and was put in ope:ation in our
saw mills, it would result in great
saving of material, and would re
duce the cost of operation, and
would do away with the annoyance
and accumulation of sawdust."
T. P. Dunn of Boston, the Pitts
burg electrician of the Thompson
H oils' on Company, when asked
subsequently to give an opinion
on tbe feasibility of the svstem
suggested by Mr. "Evans, said:
"The felling oi trees by this
means can be successfully accom
plished. A communication or
this subject recently appeared in
one of tbe electric journals. So
that portion of the subject is not
altogether new . The other sugges
tion made by Mr. Evans bears the
earmarks of originality. If put
into practice it would prove quite
an innovation in the lumber busi
ness. It would save time and
nioiiev. But the scheme has one
draw back, which might, however,
beoveronie. The wood would le
distiffiiered to some extent. This
m iLdi t be overcome, however, and
then th plan would work excel
lently, lor log sawing, or any
, .... g ......lr . ." !,., . L'in.t t),o rtl'in
ll.ltl.ei Hum o. inn, i. p....
1 would be a bur improvement on
j tbe present methods."
A New Rendering.
Spotd" Spokesm.n.
A little girl in Spokane, ten
davs ago, was reciting to her
mother the verse she had been
taught for the Easter service in
her .Sunday school. Having
learned it entirely by tar, instead
of saving "Tlie Lord is risen, come
let us jil-.rifv Him," she twisted it
into "The Lord is risen, come let
us chloroform Him." She may
rinvi hud pome idea of protecting
I Him from the Easter efforts of the
j average volunteer church choir.
' Use elegant lotion for tan.
GARFIELD MEMORIAL.
Dedication of the CoU'cssjU SUtue
V - : t Cltveiand. -
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rBBSIDBXTBABBISOK SPEAKS
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Be York Commam a MeaorUl Area-
Jaki-towa no4-TM Hall Gtf ia
- : Its Work.
CLEVKLAKD2liay.30. The Gar.,
field memorial sutne at Lake View
cemetery . was - dedicated today .
with impoBuif ceremonies, in the
presence of President Harrison and .
cabinet, members of ronztvfl and
others from all over , the United ,:
Bute ' . .. .-
The BWBwnil ceUoaal tovsmi-.
is 160 feet higit, and cost $150'O:
The exercises oegun wxin a pa
rade of military and civic eocietiee.
Thousands of people lined the
streets through which the proces
sion passed.
Tlie tlecorations along me line ox
march and all over the city were
tho finest ever seen here. The
procession consisted of 12 divisions
including members of Garfield 8
old regiment, and the Grand Army
ot the Kepublic, state niuiua, me
vice-president, members oi me
cabinet. Gen. Scholield, senators
and representatives in congress,
tlie orator ot tne uav ana oiner
distinguished guests.
At the cemetery ex-i'resiaeni
Haves, president of the memorial
association, presided. After pray
er bv I.ishop Leonard, ex-i-ovcr-nor
"Cox of Cincinnati, delivered
the oration of the day.
At the conclusion oi Cox's ad
dress, President Harrison, Vice
President Morton, members and
ex-memberB of the cabinet, the
general of the army, and the Gov
ernor of Ohio, were presented.
President Harrison then ad
dressed the assemblage, which
was followed bv brief ceremonies
by the Knight Templar. This
dosed the exercises.
NEW YOKK KETKIEVEU.
She Actually Commence Work om
Memorial Arch.
Ni w York, May 30. This from
ing the corner stoue of the Wash
ington memorial arch was laid
wiili impressive ceremonies. Music
wa? rendered by l-'OO trained voices.
Georgo William Curtis delivered
the oration, and the corner stone
was laid by Grand Master John V;
V .OOU' UL irio aitji..v. -
AtCBB, ,
i h-
N,.w YoRt.-Xy 30Tbe f
to-u.iv consisted o.
witli 2 t.OOO in linft, chie.l
Ar.ny inen. revitwed, 1
rinmd.-i-ht-Chief General .. .....
Almr a' Ma lison Square.
UUCOKATION DAY.
Ita OI.fcerrui.ee in tbe National Cap
ital. Wasuingtox, May 30. Decor
ation day was observed as a holi
day by all. The government de
partmentH wo.fl closed. A large
iiumiHT of people attended the
cerenionies at the cemeteries.
Congressman Boutelle, of Maine,
deliwred the oration at the Arling
ton, and Congressman Morse, ol
Massachusetts, at the soldiers
home.
Anuirrrsary of the Flood.
Johxstown, Pa., May 30. Busi
ness was suspended, this being the
anniversary of the Johnston great
flood calamity, as well asdeeera
tion day, and the finding of the
body of Jas. M. Ro-nsteel, one of
the most prominent residents of
the place, at the expiration of a
vear, is a vivid reminder of tne
flood.
Womana Dikeerery
"Another wonderful discovery Lu
been made sad that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened Ite
clutches upjn her aud for seven years
she withstood Its severest tests, b:it
bcr vital organs were undermined and
death saerut-d Imminent. For three
months be couched Incessantly and
could rot deep. She nought of us a
bottle of Dr. Kind's New Di-covery
for Consumption and was so much ro
lievvd on taking first dose that she
slept all nljflit and with one bottle has
hten miraculously cured. Her name
U Mr. Luther Luts." Thus write W.
C. Hami kk A Co.- of Shelby, S. C
Get a free trial bottle at Fo-hay &
Uacon'f Drue Store
Parasol! Parasols!
I have just received my spring
stock of parasols direct from the
manufacturer in New York in all
the latest styles and prir-pa.cheaper'.-than
ever before. Samuel E.Young.
For Bala or Kent.
A large commodious new dwell
ing bouse for sale on veryeaxy
terms, or for rent. Inquire on the
premises, Seventh street, between
Montgomery and Railroad streets.
W. C. Casskll.
For Sal.
40 acres of suburban property.
A great bargain. Also a go d
restaurant in a growing city. We
have some bargains in city and
county propeny. Inquire of
Guiss & lledrick.
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