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ALKANY, OREGON, SUNDAY, A1MSIL iM 18IM
VOL. VI JStO. 125
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING ?
IS MONEY WORTH SAVING ?
Nans if lis Earn it 23 Easy as to In able ti Throw it Away.
The Celebrated French
C U RK
Warranted to
cure
P:e how much v
m ran save ly buying your
ami furnishing goods of
spring clothing
T. L. WALLACE & GO.
-Albany's leadino- Clothiers.
We will not w.iir un'il the en 1 of the season to Knife Prices, but
beg:n right now, TO I VY. su.-h as they've never been knifed before.
H.Mtitifu! styes, bamin.r bright with the freshness of spring. No
ol 1 styles. No hick numbers No oi l moth-eaten goods. Not an
ugly or uu lesir.ible p.ittern in the house.
;supeeb
Our beautiful all new spring stock of Men': Roys'
Clothing hats knd furnishing goo Is. is noihi.ig less t
lenee. Never before in the in-im-v f H. i,.i ..r...
and Children'
tl.fln nir uvn.il.
nee. .Never bclore in the in-toi-v f H. i,.i ..r... ..i.u.;... i.,..i...
h.i i the nerve to import mi.1i a grand stock as that w hich we have now
l. rTrv'.'m' n''11''11- T.t.k al out your 7" suits made to order;
' ' ' KL N ) T IN I 1"' w-rh tho-e beauiiful and richlv tailored gar-ln-vit-i
wiin-i we arc selling at the unappro ichablv low prices of $20
?--. ( an 1 .2t. Xoihiri.; new nd stvli-d, hut whit vou will find in
our M-viuiioth New S; ri rg and Summer Stock.
Sun an 1 ..vcr.-oi's, lor the tab, siitn ami stout in in that tin tailor
ou e.irru cam -at for tit, style, workmanship and general makeup.
A i n- i an I forg- us airiy of pretty soiing suits at $10.
New an 1 li in is.,:iie sh i.l. s in men's business Hiiits at $10.
A lull and e tmplpt- line of Albany Woolen Mills gxids for $10 sold
hy olh -r dealers at. si;; and u;.w.ir Is, c til and inspect for yourselves
hiM see it what w. - ,y is not reli.ibl,. ; everything else is gin" at the
same pr.ipoi ti on, I ,i .ve ar LKADKUs IN OCR I. INK
?!t3 VT '-UK- rfW
:fore
5.5
AFTER
the ifcncr:tivo organs of either wx whether
arising from the uxcctfn e use of ftitmilHtits,
io)acco or opium, or thr tuirh outltful imiis-
cretioii,over inUnltrtiiice, ito.t mioh aslot&of
Brain Power. Wakefu'new. Hearing Down
pains in the Hack, Stmiinal W.-aknww, Hys
teria. Ner ou a ration. Nocturnal OmiH
sioiis, Leucorrhoe Divine, Wesik Memory,
Loesof Power and Impoten y whi:h if neg
lected often lead to iTOJiianire j aije and
insanity. Price 1 box; 6 boxed xcr JtM)
Sent by mail on receipt of price.
A fell iKAVrt.K 18 given
with every $b order received, to refund tne
money if a Prrmnnnl cure is notcfTt teil.
We have thoiisaiutHof U8tifiiorii;il from old
and yountf, of hoth Hexes, who h.we lcei:
permanently cunsl liy the use pf Aphroditim
Circular free. Address
rHK AniKa nrinnvi .
WeMtt-rn Branch, lio, i7. Port hind, Oregon
For Hale by Kfwhav & Mason, who male and
etait driitfidL-i, A!biiv, or m
Fabers uoldsn
7 Xxi
fi;:ale m
For Female Jr
rcjiiliiritit"; noth
ii'tf iike them on
thenmrktt. vci
tail. MUMt.-sftiil.
nwii . itr.iii;nciit
j i a 1 1 it's month! .
vtuiti aiiiici m ii
)iee HUfprciSHix,
nniiftru:itiri .
Sure Safo C::;ii:
Uun't lie hnmhtii;.
l:tl. Save time,
ifoAttlian.l ntoiH'3'.
Take no .. tlicr.
Sent to atij :ul
.Iress by niaii on receipt fit price, ?J 0. Ail
ilrem hru Mollrliir onit:iny
Weat Ilrain h liox ".'7, 1'iirilnlitl, Or.
Sold by Fosbay Si Mason. Albany. Ors-t
priiil Styles i,i Bjjj'iii! Cites CIolliP
JnM.is dcpirt nent wr are cj nple'e w th the latest styles in
e:u ilren s we.ir, and m t ler.s, if you'll tike the time and look
t irou.'li our m issive as ji rm-,it in bovs' clothing, vu'U
be money in p jcket for the trouble.
We have
for the relebr
lasts e li.ivetiiel.irg,st bt .ckot Wen's and Bjvs' shoes in town,
and the only large block to bj found in the fit v. '
ed HANAfJ & SON'S !ten'te:to
T. L. WALLACE & CO ,
The birthplace of great and honest bargains, Strahan Ulock. Albanv.
Manvofour horsemen have
given i! aa their judgment that
Titus, Blnmberg's black perch
eron stallion stands at the
head in bis class. He is in the
hands of .Mr. C. K. Barrows.an
etlicient and experienced
horseman who will give his
patrons every possible atten
tion. TituS
Will make the season of '01.
Mondays and Tuesdays at Jef
ferson. Weilnesilava and TIiith-
days at Corvalis, Fridays and Saturdays at Albany. Mr. Blumberg is
als ooivneroi the standard bred trotting horse, Alvvood Breeze (No. 285.1)
w ho can hi seen at the stable of Trites Bros. The get of this horse
are larwe and line formed, and only need proper development to
show S(eed.
Do Not Pass By !
! BANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY, oi::;;on.
H- r. KviiM, P E. J. Liuoir.;.-, Y.
J- W. B a n. Cashier.
rriri- i. ! ,t fc" iiT;iI l.;uiki'iif lti t.-
Km b ...-i o n,ht .imI mjI.I . i. ..I lh
ripil i'it-s ..i tltr t niird Static, ..1-,.,
Jirtt.Kii, Fi:L.iti .01. i many.
C"l c t? -T! at all .ive-iht; puiti'H li.J
fa r.ii-;. t- rn.M.
lul'.-rt p.iit "!i ti;:i; tUp i-.it
IIKI) GROWN MILLS
'FRISCO'S RECEPTION.
The President and Party
a'ly Welcomed.
Hoy-
IN C'AI.I I'OKM 'S MKTll)l'LIS
An Elab rata Dsir.onstation- Military
an.! Marine Dirpl.iyQi.arteraJ at
the Palace ILU.
lot, l.tMMi A ( II., I'
r.i.-
NK'.V !'UuOP:St ll.OuK.
(Siijwnor for t.uuil an. I li ter's uJe)
fiest Siorase Facilities
t"Ilistiost cuah pricf
A.LBANV
TRANSACTS A
for wheat M
ORF.uON
SAL BANK
ge: ?.:i:L hanking
PKHSIDKNT L. FLI.N'N.
VlCK PKKSIIlKNT S. V Vi.fN'iI.
SillKK B. W. I. V. (i ION.
S. E. Vopso,
L, 'K. liLAI.V,
Funs
I-'. Si.x.
Cashier,
MA SOW
Kt.-iil
WE 1 1 A V K A Fi: W
VVlXTMlIill
IN T il
)
1
UAKMENTS
Th.it wo will sel at-
REDUCED HATb,l
REDUCED RATES!
FURNISHING COOPS,
. VFl.VF.rs. SILKS, SATINS AND I'l.l'SHKS. T.ADIKS' AN I )
MHSKS SU.K AND KNIT ITN1FRVKA R. CorfON'
AND W Ml.llOSE, F, M B R OI DF. R IKS. Mf,K A N D
LINKS MANPKKRCIIIFFS. SCARFS.
FOSHAY &
Wholesale t!
NEW FEEDSTORE !
HAY, OATS AND CHOP FEED
Alw;is ..11 li.niii. A's)
Lime. Piastrt'& ( vmeat.
San FitANrisro, April L'5. I'ivs
1. lent Harrison was Aeicoiuod to
Sun Fiaiici.co to niiiht by a, great
snow oi enthuj-iasm. The preM
dentiul train arrived at Oakland
abutit 7 o'clock, and the party
wre mtt by lhe reception coni-
11 111 tee . 1 ciuzeiH, i leneial linger
and stall of t lie regular army, ien
ernl Dimond and stall' of the state
troop, and was escorted to the
large ferry tt.-ain. r Piedmont.
The presi.lt.nt .ccipi"d a pu-ution
on the upper deck, w heie he ob
tained a Kill view of the magtdti
vnt display made in his honor.
The l'ie.ltiiiji.t sUamed around the
hay sloAiy to enable the president
towitiic!--' the brilliant iihiiiiiiia
tiuiis on the b sy, on the hills and
in the city. The marine display
was cue f the most Unking 'fut
ures ol t he i.eca -ion.
The president passed between
two lung lines of vessels from Oak
land to an Francisco, includiiii;
ihe cruiser t'h .ilesion. All of
these ve-sela were brilliantlv il
luminated by red tire ami electric
lights, v. hich displaved their dec-
orations of ilajs and buntin Sa
lutes Aver,- li red from shore and a
num'ier ot ves-els as the nr-s dent
ipproachel au Fiaucisco. The
I'ieiliuiin: arrived at the foot of
.M.tik. t street at S o'clock, and
the ciowd which had collected
there was immcmc.
'I be president was uelc.imed bv
Mayer .-aiiders..n, and the party
at once entered cirri iges ,iinl pre
puel for the march up .Market
stn-et to the Mi-i haiiic's aviIliou.
Nearly everv buiidingon .Market
stieet. Ir uu the ferry tn the pavil
!i .11, was d-.-orated vith i I 1 -.-in. I
1 iiting. an I long i-treauiers and
Lionels were stretched across the
street at sh.ilt inteivals. The
patty, a . o;nj.,tn:ed by a militarv
ls -.ill, arrive I at the Mechanic's
I ivi lion at 0 o'clock. Thousands
.1 people I ad assembled in front of
t he pa illioii and weie kept in 01
li ir by a guard of police and sol
diers. The immense biii.ilin',
A. hi h hoi Is i 0,0' I people, M,
l cor.ite t w:tli liiiulii
s.ightly roended the edges. The l T f in vo rv lAVjrv
blank was', dropped in a milling UALiLdU,0 J JIUiLl
mactiine, ana wiien it came out a
second or two later the
run was
Hat and the edges of the rim were The Country's Financial Condi
raised a httie above the level of '. .
tion Is Growing B.tte-.
SHIVS EAST 1K TIIK KOCK1US
An Important Lasd Rnllnr, Involving
Many T&on.and Lntrifs -"Jack
the E:ppei" Located,
the si.les. i.The verb 'milling' used
in this connection is this raising
of the rim i a blank piece of mon
ey, and tb.-'-noun 'milling" is this
plain raiseirim without reference
to any Orrugations anvwhere.
The purpose of the milling is to
protect tin surface of the sides
from wears
The milled blank was dropped
into a stamping machine, from
which it dropped a perfect dollar.
While in the machine the piece
dropped into a corrugated collar
and the piece expanding under
great pressure the rim was forced
into the 'rusrations and became
stmtlaiiy covrugateu, lhesa par
allel notches or corrusratione, gen
erally called the milling, consti
tute the 'reeding.' The term is
adapted from its architectural use
to express a sm.iil convex molding
especially when such moldings are erty which the government owns
U AsiiixtiioN, April 25 Director
of the mint Lvnch, speaking of
unancidl matteis to-dav, said
the amount of money in tl
treasury 01 ine 1 mted ."Sates on
the hrst of tlm month was 751.
000,WO, of which J IKS, 000,000 was
trust money,' held for redempt
ion 01 goi.i, silver ami curreiicv
cer'.ilicate-', and the balance of
'.'.j(.,0 )0,000 belonged to the treas
ury just as absolutely as any prop
muhip!i"d, parallel to each other,
rn;iiT with
;H!i:r;i;s.
Desitcrat
liattle With
Cliitlau N.
4.tnK of
Arw.t.v, Alt.. Aoril lo. Last
night a gang oi live robbers broke
open .-everal stores. Alter com
muting robbery they lied, pursued
1 y a posse of ollu'crs and citizens.
Halt a mile trom town they stop
ped an I tlehed their pursuers. A
pitched hat tie with shotguns and
revolvers followed. .1. S. Wilson.
iilderiuan, was falallv shot, and
William Hentlev, on of the rob-
icrs, is :ving. Ail I lie tanwere
arretted t-xcept two. It is believed
they nr.? Hie persons who caused
liie railway w uck near Springlield
recent iv
u 11 11 '11 fill! ill I 1111 --. 1 r it,. 1 . 1 . . t -
II 31 A 1 IjM) I A UAK wyina ol iuler. s. to th
people 01 ine coiinirv it will lie
readily seen that the mouevs in
the treasury have been put to good
IIoiv there can bj anv nossibilitv
ol the government failing to ne-el
obligations with t hi.-immense sum
oi absolutely free cash on hand is
d Ihcint to conceive. That the
oecietary siionid consider it Wise
to convert all his assets into the
most avaiuble monev. and 10 this
end convert a Iare amount of sub-
sidary silver coin into lawful
money, ami that lu should draw
in from national bank dc positoriet
money winch may he needed by
the government, seeins eminentlv
pioper and should excite no con
cern. Mncj the a lv-nt of tins
administration, 25 inouihs, 210,
00.:,!I0J of the interest bearin.
ooiids at cos , and including inter
est and premium of Jf2O7.750.SSI
has been p:: c'. : :i- I r tired.
wen we con.-n . r 1 1 . in, u- 11-1;
amount of inteie-i b. ir i,i- ..t
and . It ctrie liht li.-
i-iowi m.is Kepi oin-i ie
pres dent had entered
lion, uhcu
thous 111.U.
by the stand
rison stood,
ciieering and
handkercb i.-fs
slant; s it w.'-j
tvei greens
I he
oct.l the
tie- pavil-
pta
in by
pas-e,
I le y a-ked
s the cio.vd
here I':c d.lent I I ir
there was constant
waving..!' hats and
I 11 !. r the eircum-inuirs-iliie
lor the
large crowd
lion, Ft tn.
speech. Tin
til 1! o'clock
and p.ii ; v ,
aee horel and
to re:
nam in the favil-
cs:.l n' m.id 110
( pi ,ori l.,-teil un-i-u
the president
Iriveii to t!:e i'al
ire.l for the ni-'bt.
1 1 .- ,
. ..n;.- unci - 01 people were
able to ,in a 1 tn i . t .1 , . 1,, (!,,.
viilioti in the time spe. i;ied
the reeep! ion.
Dulling the iVa horns tint
president wat at the pavilion
lea-l llility tlioti-aud Ji.'o
before him, and nearlv
more were unable to ol
trance to the building.
uu
IUS1A AMI Tl KKKY A IS E AT
. III XI,E.
The St..UKt of Ihe KushIuu Steiiin-
flil.H at llariliii.elleH the ( aiihe
.r the Tronlile.
. . ... - . ....
v o.-i t. 1 inoim.k. April o. 1 lie
note ot Russian Ambassador Neid
ortl'iu regard to the detention bv
toe Oitoin in authoi ities, April 13.
in the Dai l.melles, of a steamship
'(longing tome liussiau volunteer
lleet, which vessel was being used
under the meichantile Hag as a
transport formilitarv workmen
has caused gieat alarm in Turkish
olhci.il circles. The Russian am
bassador declared the embassy
,....,1.1 I....,.....-..-. 1. i. 11.1 I r .. .......... ... .:,
... .uriv.iin ..ir cuuijieiievi 10 1 01 tt patent until dispi.
1 the an independent, measure to have been pending
assure the passage ol Kussian mer
chant vessels through Dardanelles
The porte in replying to Neildoru"
said that should the Russian em
bassador's remarks be carried out,
other powers might feel called up
on to t ike the matter into eonsi.l
elation. Diplomatic circles
throughout Constantinople are
much excited over the event,
which, it is thought, nmv result
in more set ions complications.
I .i:llll S STKIKEKa.
the
at
t pas.-ed
as m inx
in en-
110: i;:.iii;im. s ;..
II.
t'oni to the e-n iier '
for all kin. Is of Ke. .1.
f W.-iter :in. r.-rr s
I'. W. MM Mi".
AM.iinv. Or.
BRICK FOR SALE!
J. S, Morg.in h;n moved his rcsj
deuce to liis hrick yard soiitlit'.ist ol
the city, mid tlu.se desh-bur to jmr
cliase l.nek will tiud liim l!iere here
after, lie inis on hand a lare lot of
line A 1 brick for sale.
CW. A VF.KS, ARl lllTKCT AND Me Hi
. inten.lant. OIF. ;e over First Na'i. i.r.t
l.ank htiil.linir, All.anj, Or. Wi.rli m.!i. H...I
from all partH .if the n.imtr
z in no- t i-e 2 i.t:i..i. , i ...
Next A utiiinii.
W .... i . -i
" , .-pi" -o. i tie
stij.r-Miie court lias pos:pos..,J n
hearing in the Say wood and lot
tery cases until October 10. The
mi. ;s on hoth sides in t he Saywood
case, invoU ing j'liisdiction" over
l.t-hiing sea, are very voluminous.
iliey must he divided in two parts
first, the legal iirgiiineut involving
uu; ugnt to Dung the c.tse beloie
the court in the lather unusual
form of a writ of prohibition and
sfcoiid.the politico legal argument
involving the relations between
the depart meiils of government.
JIOKE IMIICTM KNTS.
sun
New Oilcans
Justice.
MONKY TO t.OAX-IK'Mr: CAPITA I. ON
irKl real e-tatc Bernritv. Kor (M.ti. u.
lare enquire ol lie-,. Iluiiipiirey.
n .
J inn
WINN, AGKNT KOK TIIK I.KAtl
itiK liru, life an. I a.-ei1t i.t iiiaur.iTi.-e c.,ni-
parnim
VKII.IXfiS. SHAWLS. FTC.
BUCK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS
G . W.
FIRST STREKT
ALCANY, OREGON.
L'vmsAi,E-s:.iHit.,;ji.(norli1 ,,f )louSl..
X ii-.l.l f.irniture iii .-t-li:, f..r ; ...i
realesUite. tiLpereat ..;ijee ol Ore.-..ii Un.l
Company,
'01.U II1M1, Miiu.it I'KNS. ti (
VT H.-li.-i!s. J erv eoo.1 l.ti.lL-.-r.-l.i
ililniCi";; the
t rlnilieils t.t
Ni.n Oimkans, April 25. The
New Orleans grand jury returned
indictmtnts for attempted jurv
bribing against Ferdinani Ar
mand, attorney f..r Charles For
tino, one of the eight prisoners
v. ho escaped mass u re in jail, and
against Charles i ranger, who is
said to be iu the employ of the
l.ouisiona iotttry company.
i;ki.ii vt. a inn i.
.'Millions of IVrpIo In DiiikiiesR
A I. out It.
Sei KmiieU-'O t l.i -I. .;
What is the 'miliinv' on
to
Two 1'h.iiiHHii.l i.f Them Itesort
A i.il. nee In Aliehlean.
Dkiuoit, Ajuil 25. The em
ploves iu tiie Michigan car works,
to the number of 2500 struik for
mi:.' hours' work witii ten hours'
pay. As they passed out of the
woiks a vol.ev o; sbtnes was
thrown and nearly everv window
in ll... 1 .,, I. li.... I,.- .I-".... 'II.,.
strikers proceeded to the works of compliah the purpos
Die Detroit .-tec! Spring Co. and
called on the men to strike. The
special police ol the concern drove
the strikers out, whereupon they
li:"ed a shower of bricks and stones
through the windows, injuring
one man.
IUt'OKTANT I.AMI lit I.INIS.
An Oi.iiiii.li liy Secretaiv N.tl.le
Ti.al Inlciests
t Asiii.; ion, .prii s.). ecre-
tary .Noule to-day commuuicAted
to Commissioner Carter bis vi 'ws
;ts to the proper construction to be
placed upon the p)o is:on in Sec
tion i 111 tile. r. peal ol the timber
culture ad. the .:,i;:ioli is ol
r. a iinpoi taiee t,, ihe t.a'ilie
and states, inasmuch as p. .let. v.
unci the 'pi.-Mioii as i t u hut
time Ihe words, ''When there
shall be no pending contest or pro
test, against the validity oi Mich
entry," apply, v. hetiierthet.c.iitest
or protest to prevent the issuance
vof must
fore the
lapse of two years ir.iin the date
ol issuance of the receiver's re
ceipt upon final entrv, iu casts
existing, and where two tears
bad elapsid before the act oi
March :;d took eil'ect . as wi ll as in
those afterwsuds. Many t!i...Ufau 1
homesteads, desert land', pre emi -tion
antl timber culture' entries are
involved in the opinion.
Ihe secretary s.ivs m nart : ''li
the statute of .March :: l was to be
construed to invalidate ail contests
or protects not filed within t.vo
yers after final receipt and before
this statuto took oiled, the
result would be many thous
and fraudulent claims would
go to patent without
further ipiestioii being possiole
although the contests or protests
were legally pending at the date of
the act, and with great loss to
manv citizens. H id the jonimit
tee on public lands desired to ac
claimed bv
some tins act doei accom:li-b.
as it reads, they shouid.an.l doubt
less would have use I language too
plain to require construct. on. On
HUNT'S SLAYERS.
Ryine8 to-night made a statement
to a reKrter to the eil'ect that
while the police have not yet ar
rested the murderer, thev know
who be is, and hope to have him The Lynching Epidemic Needs a
iu cusiouv ueiore loug. ine mur
derer is supposed to be a cousin of
rrenchy, or rrancois Algieron,
who was arrested last night.
THE rKEIIENT'8 VISIT.
Arrangement for II U Reception In
I'ortland About Completed.
Portland, April 25. Arrange
ments for the reception of Presi
dent Harrison are about complet
ed. The exposition building,
where the reception is to be held
in the evening is already receiving
decorations. It is proposed to
have the route from the Hotel
I'oitlandto the exposition build
ing tastelully decorated and illum
inated. The committee having in
charge matters of transportation
will make an elfort to have fares
ou all railroad and steamboat lines
entering Portland reduced lor
three days beginning May 4. They
will undoubtedly be successful.
Stopped 11 y the l'ollee.
P.osToN. Mass.. April 25. The
light between Ike Weir and John
tiritiin, for the feather-weight
ciiampionsinp 01 America and a
purse of $1000, was stopped in the
fourth round by the police earlv
this morning. Oritiin undoubtedly
had the best of it at the tim?. An
ittempt was made to resume the
light at Cohasset, but the police
again interfered and stopped it.
l liilliaii Warshipx Reported Sunk.
Madiui), April 25. It is re-af-
lirmed here that the insurgent
.'hiiian ironclad Illanco FncaTada
has been sunk as the result of an
attack made upon her by torpedos,
;ind mat the loss ot the vessel was
l tended bp great losi of life.
JAItlMSOX" TUB MAN.
DEI'ElV KAVS UK WILL HAVE A
W1I.K.OVEK IN !.
Will I'.e No Opposllluu lu the Next
Kepulilieau National Conven
tion The New Mouth.
Vigorous Check.
EXCITEMENT STILL INTENSE,
Tiia 8oldiers Plotting to Kill Policemen
and Otherg-The Secretary of War
Appealed To.
Walla Walla, April 25. Great
excitement still prevails in this
city over the lynching of Hunt
last night by soldiers. Superior
Judge Upton has called on Col.
Compton, commanding Fort
Walla Walla, for aid in ferreting
out the guilty parties and bringing
them to justice. Col. Compton
said lie would lend all the aid in
his power, ant' that only a mis
conception of the gravity of the
situation on his part prevented his
taking more active feteps to pre
vent the trouble. Col. Compton
stigmatized the action of the mob
as a disgrace to himself, Lis ofli
cers, bis troops and the entire
army.
A grand jury has been sum
moned, to set Wednesday next, to
inquire into the tragedy. The
prosecuting attorney to-day tele
graphed to the secretary of war
the details of the tragedy with a
statement that the authorities are
unable to protect themselves
against the lawless soldiers, ami
asked that immediate action be
taken. This evening the sherit!
and prosecuting attorney received
what they regard as authentic in
formation that a plot has been
laid by the soldiers to kill Police
men Ames ami Moise, Gamblers
T. J. Holbrook and IViijamin
Taylor, and to demolish the gam
bling houses. When the facts
were communicated to Col. Comp
ton be issued an order that no on
listed men would be allowed out
of the ost until further orders,
and that a check roll call would be
made every hour throughout the
night until the danger of further
mob violence lias passed. Over
100 special guards are on duty to
night, ready to repel any attack by
the soldiers.
Ill V
sent t.. my i.l.lr.. to iiitr.sl,ue
line ..f i-,, ls. fr in .-!
J . Simmons, tVliz
.:n.is
K ill I
ell ;..
O
i dollar
or other coin '.' Probably not one
person in 5oo would answer this
i simple .piestioii curiectiv. There
is a popmar belie! that the
gaiions on the run ol a tlollai are
the milling. A Chronicle reporter
thought so too until the point hap
pened ro arise in a conversation
with C. M. Gorhain, coiner at the
Mint, the other day.
.Mr. lorhatn went into the coin-1 Uu. Kt'ihlej liolnii..'i,,.r !. i..i
- - i - - - - - - """r w i'h. Lie.
ing-rooiii and picked un a 'blank.' ! mont race track. Re
ahip put, ami prepare 1 toio suriewiu; i,i j a ri-"1"d piece of pj.iin silver cut J here, burned this morning, and
Mtn. r. "."" a-wre. " o ., ,,;lr. h nad gone nine va uahle trot in.' horses
through one m.ic!iii:e. which had ished.
ANTED-
aml Ik,
r..;ul utreets.
A se -uiLstreas, one who can eut
t ill at erii, r ot .'.th ai., ; el
-Mrs. F A llurlilurl.
Land Surveying.
PARTIKI! DKSIR1SO HI RVKTINO XHlNH CAS (-B
tain .ctirate n.l prompt rk l.v eailin
upon e-co;uity survetoi r, r. T Fisher lit-
. eupnt: oi rem notes anil town, i
Miliars Station. Linn ecu tt , Or.-on.
Fares to the Kant to He Raised.
Cm;.;o. April 25. The com
missioner of the Western Trallic
Association has issued an order
advat.cing second-class passenger
ra'es from Pacific coast points to
Ivistern teim rials on transconti
nental hues. The second-class
rate will be $5 and the excursion
rates if 10 higher. The advance
will take t l!'.;ct on a dato to be
fixed by the chairman of the
transcontinei.tal association.
.More Fighting In Africa.
Simla, At-iil 25 Dispatches
state that the P.ritish forces ad
vancing on Manipur met ami en
gaged a force of about 100.1 Mani-
puris on the 2.'id instant. The
latter opened fire on the P.ritiidi,
who replied w ith artillery, and the
enemy lied in disorder. The in
surgents then sent messengers to
the Rritish, asking for peace.
The Markets.
the contrary thepresf-nt participle
in this clause says: ''When theie
shall be no pending contest or
protest,"' meaning thereby clearly,
I think, pending then, presently at
Ihe date of the act, as it was not
intended to be limited to contests
pending within two vears after
the date of the final receipt, w hen
a case h id arisen before the pres
ent act took eil'ect and two vears
had elapsed. The statute thus
liecomes one of limitation as to
the future without overthrowing
the pending contests or protests.
When the two years li i not ter
minate before the date t t" the act.
contest or pioiest to be valid must
be tiled within two years. No
new cases can rise under the
timber culture or preemption laws,
but it was necessary tliat this act
should notice them to cover the
w bote ground.
MACK TIIE llll'I'l i:."
Cincinnati, April 25. In an in
terview here, Cbauncev Denew
aid, referring to President Harri-
on s tnii :
Harrison's Southern speeches
prove that the caricatures eo uni
versally accepted, of a man who
uis rattled around ir. a great ollice
ive slandered a president who
mentally and morally had the tai
nt and couraga to worthily ad
nimi.-ter Che ofhoe of chief
magistrate, and the result wid be
he triumph of the republicans in
next year's cinvass and the re
nomination and election of Preei-
lent Harrison. Indeed. I don't
link there will be any opposition
) him in the natio laf convention,
he reception accorded the presi-
ent in the South shows that the
men of the ou!h are le-oniing
ationalized, and will care less for
ie doct ine of state's rights than
e .North. When vou come to
liink about it the South is the
nly part of our country which is
purely typically American. It has
not been invaded bv the immi
grant."
Ml!. KK.GANOF TEXAS.
He Resign as l". S. Henntor to Be
come a Railroad Commissioner.
Sr. Lor is, April 25. A special
from Waco, Texas, savs : A letter
received to-day from Senator John I Swedish minister and during the
H.Regan, dat'd Palestine. Tex.. I evening was verv animated.
to Senator Cokp. who resides here, I Later while playing his evening
VON MOLTKE'S UK M il.
The tu.peror a Visitor at the Dead
tieneral'a Home,
tt-'npj riyht lSidhyN. V. AwoeiateJ Pre)
Berlin, April 25. Emperor
William arrived in lierlin this afternoon,-
having interrupted his
visit to Saxe-Wiemar. as soon as
he hearj of the deatu of Von
Moltke. The empress and Chan
cellor Capnvi met his majesty at
the railroad station and they drove
direct to Von Moltke's residence.
A. consultation was held at the
dead general's house in regard to
the funeral arrangements, and the
suggestion that the body be taken
on Tuesday to the Von Moltke
family estate for burial, in accord
ance with ttie wish expressed by
the count, was approved.
Details regarding the count's
demise disclose the fact that dur
ing the last few davs he worked
with his wonted regularity. He
had nearly completed the plan
for the fortiiications of Heligoland
and had sent a report on the sub
ject to Kmperor William on Tues
day last. Work that had passed
out of his hands showed no trace
of any abatement in constructing
genius and mast.'iy of detail. He
walked to his home yesterday
after he had finished his labors at
the reichstag. He dined with the
nys: "I have been induced to
accept a position on the Texas
railroad commission, and have
notified Gov. Hogg of my resigna
tion as senator."
At sTis-, Tex., April 25. Gover
nor Hogg has announced that be
would appoint Horace Chilton, of
Tyler, to succeed Regan in the
I mted States senate.
Sa Fuanc isco, Apiil 25.
Wheat, $1.751.77'... per cental
for fair to good shipping grades.
New Youk, April 25. Monevon
i orru-U'all easy, closed ollered .'!; prime
mercantile paper SfftC1... ; steiling
exchange steady, sixty'dav pills,
lSo'4 ; demand 4SS'.,.
Vulu.-ihle, Trotters Iturned.
Philadelphia. April 25. One on
per-
lar!nc Error.
Madison Square How careless
the proof-readers are on these
newspapers. Now here is a glar
ing error.
Mrs. Madison Spiare What's
that, Madison?
Madison Square Why, this re
port reads, "the oliceman, think
game oi whist at nouie,
he was attacked with a
slight asthmatic spasm and rose
from the table and left the room.
It was supposed by others present
that he would return in a shoit
time, but as he did not come back
his nephew went after him.
Major Moltke found his uncle in a
sitting position, gasping for
breath. On seeing his nephew,
the count attempted to lise and
for a moment appeared to have
mastered his wickedness. He got
up, and then fell in his nephew's
arms, seeming to faint. In a few
moments he breathed his last.
The cause of his death was leison
ol tne heart. He is not known to
bave suU'ered from any pronounced
ing there would be notrouble, had ,?,aflai; V0!1 01e,- 1,ie clockwork
left."' You'd think even theofliee of '' Bimply run down.
devil would have enough sense to
leave out that "no."
A W 1 TT T MINISTER.
How He
Replied to a
Millionaire.
I'roiiiiiient
Two Suspects Arrested In Nftv
Vork City.
New Youk, April 25. Two men
are under arrest in connection
with the murder of Carrie I'.rown
iu the hotel Thursday night. A
pair of trousers supposed to Ixdong
tc either "Frenchy" or the other
m n arrested, were brought to the
station this morning. Spots on
them may be blood stains. They
answer the description of the
trousers worn by the; woman's
slaver, and were found in a l',ow
ery lodging house, w here thev ha 1
been left yesterday.
The deputy coroner concluded
the autopsy on the remains of the
woman murdered by "Jack the
Kipper this afternoon. Inspector leading grocers
Hanged for .Murder. .
HkiiMVS. Mo' April 25 V1..
ster Jackson, who murdered a... I The lender spot and onen nurse
robbed Alexander McVicker at llat John D. Rockefeller, the mil-
i.tibadie in ISM., was hanged this
, - i
morning in this place.
I.ietitr ljant Casey's Murderer.
Si.u v Falls, S. ).. April 25.
"Hear That Lavs Down," uncle of
"Plenty Horse" testified to-dav
that the latter was the murderer
of Lieutenant Casey.
The l urliangealile.
Parnnm is dead, but the circus,
Possessed of an undying fame,
lu the glory and" beauty of
springtime,
Will come everv vear. insf iho
- j i j - -
same.
l ine comb honey and salmon
liellies at Mueller A Garret's, the
lionaire oil king, alwavs has for
religious and t haaitabie projects,
osiH'cidlly if they are connected
with the Baptist faith, keens a
swarm of beggintt ministers at bis
dcors nios of the day.
A witty Methodist minisUr
called upon the millionaire Friday
insm, ami, auer expiaiumg bis
visit, said iu a seductive way:
"Now, how much mav"l put
vour name down for. Rir" in thia
worthy cause?"
"But," said the rich man, "I
not of your church.'"
"That doesn't matter "eaitl the
minister, "your mo'-' Ia orthodox.
ThetU "'la.
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