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VOL. VI NO. 114
-t) OH NTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OllEGON, TUESDAY, A1M5ILM1SW1
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IS LIFE WORTH LIVING ?
IS MONEY WORTH SAVING ?
"::: ::' IkM :: Ha:; a: is ':: ails to to it Away.
See how in :ch you rati save by
and furnishing
. L. WALLACE & 00.,
'Al)jnw's I j;ad
We w iil not wa't nnil the en 1 of tin- season to Knit.' I'litva, I'lit
begin right now, TO I) lY. ?u-.-h as they've never been knifed before.
Itu-a 11 1 ii'nl sty'es, h-auiing bright with tin- freshness of spring. No
ollstt'cs. No h ick mini tiers No old moth-eaten goods. Not.
ugly or u !i iesinble pit tern in the house.
.. ;:7"SUPSBB . .
O ii b. an'. ml il-.v spring -t ick of .Men's. Roys' an 1 Children's
( 'I r hiiig hats :.nd f.imishiii : goods is no'hi.i le.-s thin p tr f-wel-i
!u-.. X -ivi before in the history of . :i:iy lias any rlo tiling detler
Ii i I the nerve t import Mich a grand stock as that which we have now
pi ic-d iiimki ex hihition. Talk atom your $7- nut math? to order;
illUY'RM V.)i" IN It" wi'h tho-e beautiful and richly tailoie I gir
iii whi.' i we lire r-ciiuig at the is n.tr r ichab'v I w prices of . 20,
"-'J 1 1 I 2 Nolliing new iml stvli-h bit wh it yoll will ii r. I in
our M i nm..t Ii New Sj ring timl .Summer Stock.
mi t an I ovcr.-ois tor the tah, slim mi l stout man that no tailor
on eirf i c.i;i b-.it for tit, style, workmanship ami general makeup.
A ric'i mi I govg is amy of u'etty spring suits at if 10.
Ne-.v an I handsome sh idt s m men's business suit- at $10.
A full ii:.l c miplete line of Albany Woolen Miils g iods for .f 10 sold
by oi her de tler-i at .f 13 and upw ar K ci!i and inspect lor yourselves
an I see if wo.it we siy is not reli.iMe; i ver thuig else is going at the
sun - ;.ro;.i tio!i, f ,r we are bUADKRS INtM'tt I.IN'U.
p:i!i Styles in IIjjs' ii'isl CliiUwy's Clolliiflj.
In 'his department w ar cotnpk-'e with the latest siylcs in
children's weir, and m t'iers. if you'll tike the time and look
fnoii .'ii our m issive ins nt nt in hoys' clotliinj.'. w.u'll
he money in p K'ket for the trotlhle.
Weiuve sole a.-etiv JJ A M i U Q,
for the c.-M.rated liJiniHra 01
l.i's. We h.iv
t.ie l arj; ist st ;ck of
L'-1 stock to he found
and the oii!v lartr
T. L. WALLACE & CO-,
The hirthpla -e of 'reat and hones: barains, Straiiaii I'.lock, Alii.uiy.
lavsat Corvalis, Fridays an ! Ft ir la ? at Alhany. Mr. I'dumheix is
uls iow ner of the stand, in I hred trotting hor.-e, Alwood Urceze ( No. l!S.r:;,
w ho can h" seen at the Maole f Ti ites liios. The et of this hoiHe
are lare and line formed, uu 1 only need proper development to
.- how speed.
Do Not Pass By !
-vVK II A VI-:
WINTER- GARMENTS
That we will sil at-
REDUCED ni6 -..
FpNjSliNCGOODS,
VKl.VI'.rs. SILKS. SA riN ANI I'U SIIKS. LAhIK' AND
MIKS SILK AND KNIT T'NPKTtWKA K, roTTOV
A N I W i)L 1IO.SK, KMHRQ1PKKIKS.S1LK AND
LIN KN HANDKKRCHIKFS. SCARFS.
VKILINCS, SIIAWI,s. KTC.
BUCK AND COlilKHD DUE
Gr. W. SIMPSON,
FIKST STREET ALBANY, OKEtJOX.
buying your spring clothing
goods of
0
inrC I oi 1 dors."
QflW? Ii"" shoes and carry
OUll O.thcm in all styles and
den's and livs" si
i:i the city. V
ions in town.
Manv .jfniir horsemen have
pven i: as their ju ljiiient tliat
ti ns, Idmnher's hl.u k percli
crosi stallion stall Is at the
le-ad in his i la-s. .. is in iln
i ds o, Mr. ('. I!. Kiriows.a i
ei'icicir, and I'Xjxiiel.cci
hor-emi:i who wiil eiye his
ia!ii.us ei"ry pos-iMtj .t'c:i
tiol). TituS
Will make the reason of ''.'1.
Mondays and Tuesdays at .! ef
ferent. Wednesdays aiidThnrs-
A IT.W
1RE5U0F-D RATES!
Tiie CelstatBd Frencli
C U R US
r-.'.fOP of 55 AFTER
tha Kt iii!r;;tio uransnf cither sex vhcther
arismir frimi iKc cccd-ic uc n H?imu:.iiiUt,
tohit-' or oiuti'ii, or thr m'h joutiifui iiuli
c' t:oi, over iintvliTrii' e, 1 mu'h as 1'" 01
lti!i 1'owcr, Wak-fu'n, Ikanny lown
punsinthe H;ckf ",-mniti VakiK-ws, Ilys
loria, N r oi r:iti, Noi'ir.rual Otma
! oil'1, Ltuorrhc iiiziiitsp. Weak .lumry,
s-a( t'ower inid Iii'iKitivi.y ukh if nk-l-rtt
oTCcn lul to rrtnmfiiie i''i av.c ami
' wii!ity. I'riitf (fl a Ih.x. o boxuft f r u,w
nt i'V mail mi rootlet r' priro.
i VKI1IK (.1 ttMJ H W pvfii
.'h every 8a nrdor retviv'!, to refund tn
mh if a IVrmaiiriil cure is noterft. ted.
e lt iv tht'iiiiaii.tH.W tostiuioiikt'.H from old
iAt v,inj, id both m t-, who ltac (uvii
p.Tiuiuieiitty ;iTrd iy the Utc - Aphrt'iain
Cirt-uhr free, Addrt:-w
sjsv a rsit!i Mi ii( ii: .
V.Mt.rtt "rainh, Kox, i7. INhI l:md, treism.
t:ul iiru'i;iH, A !i. m v, ' r :n
v. I '-r I . i.i.ilf Ir
-." ' 'N. ri-iih'.uti-s; noth
1 1 m iiu- iiki- tit. in en
VVS. tl,:.m:.rk,-t. N.v,.
r' ) K;?ti-'l y j.r.iii.ite'io
.. hidtcS iih-j.'M;,
fj iiu-iitru:itnn.
SursSifa Csriais
v1 nn't he hum! tin;-
L'ed. .Save tll.u-.
Health and moiu .
T:ke no I'tiier.
tk.i. Sfiit tn an ad-
dress Sv inaii on ree:-itt of urtee. ?2 W. Ad
dresa 4thri lelii'ine I oiiit;in
West I'.r.-u.' h Kox 27, I'oi'lltllMl
Sold by I'ofanay & Mason, Albacr. Ortjei
BANK OF OliEGO.Y,
A.'.:: N Y, oill-KioN.
Ii. I 't rill, P e.., R- J. Lannoi-, V.
J W. B a u, Oashi-r.
1re - ;. I :i -M' r.i' li mi t: i.'
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f i ..rclf T'..
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i III I. :l-.
IiKll OiLOWN MILLS
j'iii. i.ii;w .i i rni--,
nkw i'::oL'-:-s FLont.
(suiwnor fr Faiuilyuiiil l::iktT'ti iii.)
Best SiorasB Facilities
I.lit -h41i priee awi for wh":t
U.i'.NY itr.iJON
FIRST 9ATIGN4L B1HE
T
V.tA.s.i'IS A 0KIS1L I:AXK!.N;
Ml! sltiK.NT I.. Fi.lNS.
l K I'lir.slliKST -S. H VofMI.
IUII til r.. W. 1. 1..; HIS.
S. E. Vin-sn, L Ki.i:.n
I,, E. lii,Ai., K F. ; ei.
U. W l.tNOIIOK
Calii'-r.
KOSIIAV & MASON
Wl.o'.-.-Ulk' nil KeU.I
iiniwivrc
.1 IMll.lfft
rr .11 .
I : I ' I H t
unjoin,!.'
OSiilllN
HEW FEEDJTORE!
IIAY. OATS A.D Ci!0iJ I'HU
A' am; x ..it It in.;. A!-"
i.hnr ltastrr& ( rmcu!.
i' tine t Ifu- - .ttinT i f Wat r imd-T.-in sj
f.r ii'l kind of 1 nil. f. W.M'I.nK,
Ar'.iin v, ir
BRICK FOR SALE!
J.S. !oii;iii has llloteil I'-i
ill-IH C to lii- leirl, yunl sent ,eii o!
the city, iciil tlin-e .lesiii ie to pur.
cliast! lni.K i 1 litnl liini t!,c i,- hcri--afler.
He lia.- on li.unl a :;irc let ol
tine A 1 lu i I for saie.
CW. AVKUS, AKCIIirSXT AND Sfl'K!!
. inti'iitlaiil. ()tli v OM r Kirxt e ttit.nal
luiil. Itiiildin, AH -any, Or. Wmk seln ilol
fri'mt all parlH el the celinly
MtlNF.Y To LOAN IKIMK U.M'IT.M. ON
It' I real f-t.itc w. tin it v. lor i.artic.!.
Sars uit'iuiro of (Jc.. Iluni.liri-y.
1 I!. UIXX, ACF.ST Foil Till: LFAI)
J ilii? liro, lift- an.! at ri-luTit insurant:-- ('-,ti.
(.aiiifs
11,oitStl.K-J.'.iil.i-l.ll.io-.il, ,, lions,.,
h -l.l rirnitur.' ni. i liaiii;f f,.r improiol
ri ii t-'.ato Fi. jirn at ..ttK-f ol on-.tii Lan.l
Coiiii.ar-y.
pof.I) i:iN0, col.t) FKNS, T .":iai7
VX tei;. i's, -J t, ry uooil lian.lktr. hu f h
nt team a.l.lrir to iiiiri...H-t; niv
line . f iur !0 rts
J S. SiM-.t"-,, la.liz o
ytTANTKI-A st-aiiHtn-iw, ..nc wlio .-an r(
t! ami lit. (HI at c.ni. r nf ;,th ami Kail
roail stre.'tH. Mrj. F A. Ilurkhart.
I.amt .nrvrylnx.
IJABTIKS DPJilRINO Hl RVItU.VO p. ICR CAX (IB
tain a-a urate n.l .roni.t work l.v cailine
upon cx-ctmnty Biirvcjoi F, r. T. Kishtr lie
liaacoiui'itte to.iet;ot lit:!il iiottu ami town
ship plats, ami is prepare I to.lo surrcym in
any part of Linn county. Posletlxe aajrise,
Milkrestati'ta. Lino eou lit, Oregon.
w.irranti'd to .
lira
1? OP
THE INDIANS AT IT.
Tlu-y KiM Two Unknown White
Immigrants,
C I SK OF TKAfiElir I NKNOWN
Buaiueaa ia Safpenied and Ciliiem Are
Up In Arms- Qrtat Excitemeit
Prevails.
r.i. ti Ki ioT, Idaho, April lo.
I real ixcitement was caused this
afternoon over the killing Ly In
diana t f two unknown wliite emi
erants, who were enciiniped a tulle
'fifW-'nhis p?aee. Xolhinir ie
learned as to the cause of the
tragedy. Their bodies were, found
hv a parly of men, and a number
if Indians were seen taking to the
hills east of here. Rusiness is
suspended and ( iti.ens are up in
arms.
About 10 I armed mounted tuen
left the city to demand I he sur
render of the guilty parties.
Should the Indians refuse triuihle
is sure to follows, ad the posseire
all determined men. The ov-eiiioi-
and adjutant-general have
been teli ernplie I in retrarl to the
allnir.
I. n:i: The Indian police aie
on the track of the murderer. No
tr.iu'-'li' is anticipated. The par
ties kided were Hank Hull and a
neph( w of the same name, from
Franklin, this state. The cor
oner's jury brought in a verdict of
killed by an unknown Indian.
II' LOOKS LIKE WAlt.
1 lie licrtiiau Kniperor Will I iiapfft
1 lie Ctintl itloii of tlio l-'ronltcr.
Lomion, Apt 1 1 1;!. The report
that the kaiser has given up his
hunticj; programme, which had
been fully determined lioii, and
places and dates arranged, in or
der to visit Alsace-Lorraine, is not
regarded as a aigu of peace. It is
aid the kaiser desires to inspect
f ir himself the e inditioii of the
1 ierman frontier defenses, in the
direction of France, and that later
he t ill make a similar tour of the
Russian frontier. There is no
ii-euising the fact that the almost
ii'siversal impression prevails in
' !.. nuany that war is near at hand
an 1 no official assurance can re
mote the impression.
TIIK ITALIAN Ol KSMON.
N .it liine, Can I'.a Learned of Italy's
I itteiilloitH,
R.'Mi:, April 1 . lp to noon to
day it has b;en iinrotsihle to learu
anything furtlier coiicrniing the
report ttiat the I tn'ian cabinet had
decided to request United States
Mmistt r l oi ter to leave Koine in
iue no reply to Premier Rudini's
last note was received trom Secre
lary Rlaine by to-morroA-. Ollici
als are reticent and journalists, are
unable to secure a continuation or
denial. At the American legation
nothing could bel. arne.l. Minister
Porter has heard nothing except
tvhal he has read in tiie papers.
In well informed circles the pre-
ailing opinion, as nearly as one
can uather, is that tie.- premier
will not proceed to ex! remit icB at
this jun -tine.
n is Mir isi:kn stsr.
'I lie An.tver In the IlaliiiD I're
nler Max Net Vet l ei inula) til.
Washington, April 1:;. The
h t'er from Secret iry I'.laine to
I'le.t.it r Rudiui is not yet sent, ac
cording to I i 10 hcs.t advices irom
the department of slate. '1 he ap
pearance of things at the depart
ment is luore traie piil than on Sat
urday, though the idea of
hi.s-iliticH i-i still pooh-poohed as
absurd. The president's prepara
tions lor Ins trij) lias not been
changed in any respect, and it ie
considered a siirn that he at least
does not ib-eni t he situation at all
ii iticil.
Curtis Dlil Not Suit-idtf.
roun.ANo, April R. The coron
ers jury in the case of John K.
Curtis, the bartender who was
found dead in a lodging house in
Last I'oitland with a bullet wound
in bis forehead last Saturday
morning, brought in a verdict to
day that Curtis came to his ceath
by the hand of an unknown per
son or persons. It was lirst Ih. 'light
that he had Biiicided.
Fire Hoys Drowned,
St. Lot is, A piil IS. This after
noon a boat with two've young
men aboard started from the
Missouri side of the river across to
Fast St. Louis, and when about
three fourths the way over the
boat ran into an eddy and e ipsized
and live of the boys were drowned.
The ot tiers were rescued with
great liilliculty.
Hall Itllka HI Manager.
San Fit N( isi o, April l:. Joe
Harris, the Australian manager,
who ca ne here with Hall, Maber
and A'illia, returned to San Fran
cisco yesterday and repotted that
Hall bad elope .1 with the gate re
ceipts of the exhibition at Salt
Lake and Binned articles with
Muldoon. Harris wiil return to
Australia on the next steamer.
(tiardinc I. T. Ilarnum'ft firare.
Ri.iinii:i'ouT, Conn., April l.'J.
A jxuard has been placed over the
grave of 1". T. Ramum. Friday,
after the grave had been rounded
tip and the Moral emblems placed
around it, people began to pluck
the flow ers. The police were com
pelled to use their clubs to drive
aay the crowd that was despoil
ing the floral emblems. Curious
people from out of town had gath
ered around the I'arnuni lot.
anxious to gecure a llower as a
ktep8ake. Two men weredetailed
to watch the grave during Satur
day night. Saturday rumors
weffi frpnlv eirenlnted that the
licdy was to be snatched. The
family have become alarmed, aod
have taken the precaution to set a
watch over the grave. Last night
several stalwart men were patrol
ing the cemetery. The guard will
be kept on for some time.
A l'oolxeller dent to Jail,
.V.$ Francisco, April l.'J. Judge
I tday rendered a deeimonLin
the habeas corpus case of (Ji-orge
Tuttle, a bookmaker, arrested at
the time of the passage by the
board of superviaors of the ordin
ance comjielling poolrooms to close
The court holds that section 10,
article 11, of the constitution,
clearly applies to the case, and
that the ordinance in (piestiou is
va'id. lie accordingly denied the
petition for habeas corpus and re
manded the prisorer into t In
custody of the sberi'l".
The Market.
Sis Fit asitsi (i. April 1:'..
Wheat, $l.f8 V" l "1' (,t r eental.
New York, April R! Money on
call, easy; closed, otlernl at '.i ;
nriine mercantile; miner, o". 7 :
sterling exchange, barely steady;
ou dav lulls, 4 ho-., ; uemami.
4.SS'L.; bar silver, 17V
LiVKKi-ooi., April RJ. Wheat iu
poor demand.
WOMAN'S DUPLICITY.
AN INNOCKN l- .MAN 81 IFIiKS
FOIt IT.
Sent to 1'rlxoii ly tint Story of an
Eriinic Woman He Ncrer IMs
puled What She Had Told.
CoLiMiu s, )., Auril 1.'!. The
case of William Ollet, a coloied
man now serving a fifteen -yeat
sentence in the Uhiostate peniten
tiary here, on conviction of a crim
inal attack on a woman, is almost
withodt a parallel, as now. after
serving two years and four months,
evidence is produced proving him
to bean innocent man. uifct's al
leged victim was the wife ofJ.F.
I'nderwood, a white clergyman of
Klyria, and a man of good char
acter. Mrs. Underwood had the
co.ilidence of her hiisb.m 1 and the
respect of her acquaintances.
When a preacher returned from
a lecturing tour his wife related a
wofid tale. She said one day
during his absence, as she walked
along the street, Ollet, with her
permission, assisted her to carry
some bundles. Arriving at her
home, she said h ) had assaulted
her, but she had fought him otl
with a club, lie, however, Iina'lv
overcome her, rendered her un
conscious by the use of chlorifortu,
and escaped. A few days later
Mrs. underwood pointed (Met out
on the street to her husband, w ho
would have killed lorn then and
there but for the intervention ol a
third party. Ollet was arrested
and Mrs. Underwood gave the
story of the outrage befoie the
Krand jury. As she emerged from
the grand jury room she was ob
served to be weeping. She then
urged her husband l drop the
piosecution, as she felt pity for
Hi accused. Ollet was covieted.
however, and sent to tiie
penitentiary for l." years. Some
months afterward Underwood be
came very ill, and his life was de
spaired of. One day, while at his
bedside, his wife said she had a
confession to make before he died.
Then with much weeping she told
how Ollet had accompanied her
home, how she had sent the chil
dren away, and how Ollet, with
her full and free consent, had been
unlawfully intimate with her, and
how he had come to the house at
subsequent times. She ascribed
her fall to a temptation too great
to be resisted. Underwood recov
ered, and a separation ensued by
mutual consent, he taking the
children and removing to Alle
ghany City, where he still resides.
Mrs. Underwood subsequently ob
tained a divorce on (he grounds of
wilful absence. Underwood then
made allidavit to the confession of
his wife and sent it to Ollet's
friends in Elyria, who sent it to
the prison board, before whom the
prisoner was yeeterday called and
continued the truth of the con
fession. Steps have been taken to
have Offet released.
Austria Doemi't I.Ike the Tarin.
Yif.nna, April 13. The arts and
trades associations report to the
minister of commerce in response
to the United States government's
invitation asking Austria to be re
presented at Chicago in 1S'.)3, was
handed in to-day. the report
emphasizes the desire of Austrian
manufacturers to participate in the
Columbian exposition, asks that
the Austrian government put a
pressure on the United States
government with a view to remov
ing or at least modifying th 1 Me
Kinley tarilf measure.
Condition of the Sick.
Washington, April l.'J. Kear
Admiral ShuU'eld is better this
morning and there are now hopes
of his recovery.
A 1' PAL LIN (J SCLN'LS.
Chilian Vagabonds Committing
AH Sorts of Atrocities.
inSTKES AI.OMi TIIK COAST.
Tiie Rrliels Achieve a Victory Over the
Gsvernment TrocjjB- Destitute
and Dying.
J'anama, April RJ Ma. I advices
from Atiea state that many refuges
are coming Irom Iqmque. A co-respondent
there w rites that vast-
abon-'s are robbing, plundering,
inu rd i s i n g, v rof a t in g-- wo m en a n J
committing all classes of atrocities,
while incendaries are also engaged
in destruction and pillage. The
government of Chili is reported o
1)3 engaged in establishing an
ai my ot HO.OO'l strong at Tarapacu.
The d stress along the so-iih
coast due to the revolution is ap
palling. A conespondent at Lima
writes that four hundred refuges
who arrived on the last steaiuei
were so destitute that they h id to
remain on the wharf. The com
tiian.l.int at I.jiii.jiie win silling
Hour at 'Zl cents per pound.
Tin- lighting between the govern
ment forces and the rebels near
Iqiqiie resulted in a victory for the
hitler. About 7U0 nu n in all were
ki.led. A Limi paper ji iblislied a
message from Itpi tpie received by
the F.nglish minister, saying tlia't
the triumph of the rebels on the
seventh of .Much was decisive and
lialiiiactd.i's troops were knocked
to pieces. Hundreds of people
have abandoned the nitra'e works
and accompanied by tie ir families,
trudged across the de.-ei t to lqui
qiie. The scene is of a t,a:uie
w hich hardly l:nd-i an equal in the
history of war. Many die 1 on the
desert, and their bones matked
for many days tiie road to the no-.v
abandoned nitrate factor es The
Chilian ministers to Argentine
and Franc': have been declared
traitors by President Rilmaceda.
I'OSTIIFFKK IttltlllFI).
Manked Men !!! , en a "xtcantl
Take the lontei.K.
Si-okani: F.it.i.s, April Id. A
special to the K-'view from De-p
Creek Falls savs :
"Marly this niornin : the post of
fice building was entered i-v two
masked 'men and the o tot lice
safe blown op"ii and lans.icl'e l.
.Mrs. Sadie S'ouug, p -slnii-tress.
discovered the eulrat.ce and p.iss
ed through from her sleeoin
room to the mid lie dour, where
she encountered two men who
pushed her dow n and made tilth
escape. There were three regis
tered letters in the s if.- containing
an aggregate amount o! ?!U.
Shortly after the men es-aped tin
broke out in t he postollice build
ing, which was burnt I i the
ground and mo-l oi the stork de
stroyed. The iLiun-s spread to
rerkins. J.ros., geneial meri-han-dise
store, completely consuming
it and a large portion of the goods.
The residence of John ll.iynes,
near the postorti.-c, was also de
stroyed. The total loss will reach
.flo.'HM; partly insured.'"
TIIK SI'tiAR M ft K FT.
Combination Fiiraivil ltetwen Tie.
liners aud Wholenale lirtirfi-N.
Ni:w Yoiik, Aj.ril 13. Reports
have been current for soiiic tlays
on the sugar market that a com
bination has been formed lietweeli
thesugir trust. All eastern re
liners and the wholesale gro.-i rs
associations are 1 1 aequne c im
plele contioi t.e s ig.n trad-. It
is kuo. mi iicg.jli.it iv,is hat- In--n
pending between lii- iiide;nn.i- nt
reliner s sugar tins! and the while
sale dealers to handle ail sugars
refined in this country, and boy
cott the relined sugar of loreign
count i-ii'g. So far the deal has re
sulted only in an association of re
tineis: It id staled to-day that
Clans SprecklcH, M. C. Knight,
Harrison ami Frazer, and all the
independent sugar leliners have
entered into an agreement with
the trust to work in harmony with
its managers and produce only
their pro rat i share of the entire
pro lu.-t ion, w hich will be limited
to the sales made in advance by
Ajiol isaie - l ecei s.
i;isio--j s; c K"SOt:.
Eutm Neliirki-r Appointed lulled
States Treasurer,
Washington. April 13. The
president late this afternoon ap
pointed Mnos II. Nebecker of In
diana, U. S. treasurer, vice Hus
ton, resigned.
I.yiiehjiig Denounced.
Kknton, ()., April R!. Judge
Johnson to day changed the grand
jury regarding the lynching of
William li tes, murderer of police
man Harper on the '. li. The
judge is very fcevere on lynchers.
describing the act as a wilful ami
deliberate, malicious, cowardly
murder. He pointed out the duty
of the grand jury to indict all as to
whom testimony is sufficient to
show guilt.
TEN THOrs.M VIKIKKKS.
Folic and .Military Join Forces t-
Diiqierne Them.
Lonpon, April 13. Ten thous
and striking weavers assembled at
IJrai.ford to-day to protest against
the action of the m micipal author
ities in forbidding the meeting
which the strikers had arranged
for yesteiday. The police vainly
tried to disperse the gathering.
Finally tl.e riot act was read and
the military summoned. The sol
diers joined the forces with the po
lice and a combined charge wa
made upon the ranks of the stub
born striker. A fierce struggle
ensued, but the strikers were una
ble to resi-t the increased force
and were compelled to retreat le
lore bayonets and batons. The
police used batons very freely and
many strikers were injured severe
ly. Several police were also run
during the light.
Captiirtd liy ttie Innurgti t.
Iqck.-ci (via Galveston) April 1.
News is just received here t! at
A nca and Jacna have been cap
tured by insurgents, and that the
depar inent ot laciia is in the
bands ' f the congress party, w ho
now control all Northern Chili as
far south as Doyiapo. No lighting
has occurred. the government
forces are lleeing toward the fro'i
tier of Holit ia.
They Wore bloomer Cuntumex.
Minskai'oi is, April RJ. The
etlect of the M-Hale anti-tight bill
w as seen to-night at the Lyceum
theatre, where an opera company
produced Chimes ol Normandy
in bloomer costume. There was a
packed house, but the music and
horetto were lost sight ot in the
lediculuiishoss oi the allair.
lien. Ppiaola Dead.
Wamiinutok, April 14. (leneral
Spinola died at 1 :'5 this, Tuts lay;
morning.
liV FORCE OF ARMS.
WISCONSIN- M EX TKVINO TO A C-
I IKK LAND THIS WAV.
A .Mob of Ai med Men Siinound the
I. oeal Laud Otlit-e and Make
Threat, 1 hat Are to the I'oiut
Washington, April 13. Com
ndsHioner Carter, of the general
land oliice, received information
to-day tiutt great ecitemetit exists
among the o;d.i ia the vicinity
ot the lands in Northern Wiscon
sin along the line of the Chicago,
St. l'aul, .Minneapolis iV Omaha,
which will be oeiied to homestead
settlement next Satmday. At
Ashland it is a:d a crowd of
armed men have formed a circle
around the local land oiiice and
threaten to shoot anyone who at
tempts to break the line or in any
way tries to forestall them in tiling
liie necessary application papers
Commissioner Carter, in speaking
tiie matier t j- lav said tht si
hostile d. inoastratioiis would
work only hardships to the per
sons engaged in tht in. for no one
vonld be permitted to acquire
nghts ti'ider the laud law s Pviutce
f arms sr intimidation. The lands
are said to be valuable for their
pi tie timber.
AKK TO UK DIS A ITOINTKD.
The Covemtiitiit W ill 1'reneiit On"
net Clainm t the Ptu.j.
Washington, April 13. Many
stales that expected to leali.e the
entire amount of their contribu
tions to a direct tax are to be dis
appointed. A sl itiny of the
relunding act by the i'.rst enmp-
trollet has satisfied him that the
United States governmei.t mav
cliui otlsets against all the states
wherein the tax was not collected
from individuals directly oy the
government. He has been search
ing the records for such otlsets,
and here are some of those he has
already discovered on account of
i plot as of arms, ammunition, eto.,
issued up to 1S.S7: California,
JSll'i; Oregon, M72; Washing
ton, $;:-is:,. Had the old law con
tinued pi force any of those elates
might have made their ai counts
square by diminishing the
amounts of their requisitions, but
alter the new militia law ot ls-i.
was passed, this course could not
have been pursued.
Burned to Heath.
Montreal, April R!. A dispatch
from Sorel savs that the residence
of Major IMward l'aul was burned
last night. His youngest girl, aged
', perished. Madame l'aul and
two other children were probably
latalty hunicd.
Only a Sjhoit Honeymoon.
Wii.minoton, Del., April 13.
Count Loweii haupt, a member of
a noble family of Sweden, who
married .Miss Lllen, the youngest
daughter of tx-Secretarv of Slate
Ilayard, on the second of this
month, died this morning.
No More Lymph to lie I mil,
R.KRI.IN, April. 13. The medical
faculty of the university of Boon
has abandoned the use of loth
Koch's and Liebrecht's remedies
for tuberculosis.
Harry Sullivan Dying.
Lonpon, April 13. Barry Sulli
van, the well known actor, is
dying. He was born i Birming
ham in RS2I, and made his first
appearance at Yark in RStO.
F.asteru Temperatures.
Chicaoo, April 13. Temiera
tures in eastern cities were as fol
lows : St. 1-ouis, ."s ; Chicago, 4 I ;
Cincinnati, 41; New York, 41;
Winnipeg, 23 above.
OFF FOR THE COAST.
The President and Party Are
Speeding This Way.
WILL UK IN I'OKTLASD MAV 6,
One Day ia the MetrcpolU Preparation!
Are Eeiag Made for a Reception by
the Chamber of Commerce.
Washington, April 13. The
president and Mr&. Harrison, with
the party who will to accompany
them on their trip to the far west,
left here at v idnight on a special
trait)-. ThV ikbt .stopping - place
w ill be LyrwM 't.g. Va. S Te?ry
ly as f '
place he g - ' , f . 1
making inquiries concerning tuj
presence of Texas feer among
cattle.
I'okti.anp, April 13. The fol
lowiii.' .lisliateh was received to
day by the chamber of commerce:
I-.xectttive .Mansion, W astnngton,
Apr I 13 T. F. Osborne, President
I'.ntl in.l Cliamtier of (Commerce:
The president and party will reach
Portland at 12 o'clock, noon, May
5, md will leave on the following
midnight. M. W. Halkokd.
This afternoon the state legisla
tive committee met at the oflice of
lion. Joseph Simon to take prelim
inary eteps for the president's en-
( t'.rt niii tnont.
Mxtensive oreDarations will be
made for the president's reception.
DIED OF LA GKII'PK.
Four Member of m Faintly Buried
iu One Day.
Sai.km, Or., April 13. Four
members of the family of Adam 11.
.sconce, living at Lewis burg, eeven
miles south of Silverton, were bur
ied side bv side this afternocn. all
of them having died of la gripie,
a young daughter at 12 o cJock.
Saturday night and at 1 :20 her
her mother followed, next night at
exactly 12 the lather died and at
precisely 1 :20 bis mother passed
awav. A remarkable comciuence
in the deaths occurring at just the
same hours. La criiipe is preval
ent throughout that jectiou, while
in Salem there are many casee.
The doctors, however, say the
iiuinher of cases are on the de
crease.
A KAILWAV COLLISION.
Ttt o Train Attempt to Fail on the
Same 1 ra k with Bad Keeultt.
Wall W.ai.i.a, April 13. A
train collision occurred at 10 to
night at Stai biK-k, resulting in the
destruction of an engine and two
cars. The freight train, east
bound, was standing at Starbuck
1-Apot w hen it was crashed into by
a runaway engine, to which were
attached two cars and a caboose.
I'he runaway engine crashed into
the other, tearing out the Avliole
front of the engine, which ex-
loded, setting hre to the cars at
tached, which were totally con
sumed.
When the calnjose was burning
it was with the greatest ditti-
culty that the Starbuck hotel was
prevented from burning down.
No one was injured in the collision.
1 he bridge was broken Uown by
the runawav train.
Cermaiiy Flaying- a Double Gam.
London, April 13. Germany is
in no hurry to remove the restric
tions from American pork. The
government has given no definite
promise as to the time when re
strictions will be removed, and the
eominerci.t ''Laii -tiif! A i'.i'Tv-
liuiigi.i 'tbeu rntma i- exp.g'ci
tO Opei. ;' e ttn ttllnil'.e l
supply uJ ; -ru.a i.. iJ..ij.uJ
bv wav ol Hungary. It is eug
gested in Berlin that the delay is
attributed to a desire to let the
Hungarians have a first chance t
the answ er of (iertnaoy for import
ed pork, and that in the mean
time the tierman government will
delay action as to the American
pork on some pretext or another.
Thii Will End It.
Lincoln, Apiil 13. Grind Mas
ter Newman, of the trainmen's
brotherhood, baa ordered all the
striking Burlington brakemen to
go to w ork. This practically ends
the sti ike, as the yardmen can do
nothing without the trainmen's
assistance. Sweeney refuses to
talk.
A Murderer Hanced.
Roanoke, Na.t April 13. Alex
ander Foote, the negro who mur
dered J. J. Meadows, at Bluefield,
W. a.. luesdav morning, was
taken from iail at Frinceter, Mer
cer county, Vs., and hanged to a
tree.
I timed by a Craiy Woman.
IJiitMiNoiiAM. Ala.. April 13. A
crazy negro woman last night set
lire to the (irenshaw county poor
house. w:iich were burned to the
ground. An old bed-ridden man.
named an iiham Johnson, was con
sumed with it.
Noted AbolltlonUt Dead.
Boston, April 13. Hiram W.
Rlanchard, a noted abolitionist,
lied at his home at Neposset,
Mass., this morning; aged 80.
On Half Dollar
Reduction on every pairof Lud-
lows Fine Shoes. A good line of
them at Samuel . Young's.
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