Morning daily herald., April 29, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

J'1CEN 18 A WKEKt ALBANY, OKEQOK"rWJMJi VOL. VI NO. 127
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IS LIFE WORTH LIVING
IS MONEY WORTH SAVING- ?
uj as to bs able ta Threw it Away.
Tie Celebrated
CUKE
Warranted to
cure
French
or nrmev
refund.
til ti 111 ?1 ! li a&
S-..-6 lew liilch
'Hi can save I y buying your
aii'l furnishing goods of
spring clothing
;.rURE
T. L WALLACE & CO,
i) tuy's I t:vfl injr Clothiers.
nr . .... . .
e wm not w i,t mini th en I l the season to KnA Prices, but
li rig.it i nv. 11 1 v 1 , su -1. as they've never been knifed before
i. vi.i'i, ity cj, i)iru!:i4 on.'lil with tin- freshness of soring. No
slVM-S. .N Oleic IPIlllhers V, n II :-...,.. Ij v..i
, , ... .... v.l II t- t.J T. ..Ot, ,,1
iig, oi nil l-sn:w! pitt T.I l'l the house.
old
2. 2 -J At I trt
the uenemtite iiriuia of either sex whether
ansini; fr.iui the txtvsie use of Dtii.mlantti,
totati or opium, or thr iui:h youthful in, lis
i-retion.over iiiihilirein-e, He., sueh ax loss ol
llru.n Power, W akefu'ness, llcarinir Pown
iii the liatk, Miiiiiii.il Wiakn-w, Ilvn-
tuna, .Ner oil rati,.,,. Nocturnal Oinis-
s.ons, Le.ieorrhoe Diumiess, Weak -Memory
i-iisi;i l ower aim uuoie.i :y wniel, II liefc-
.eeiea ouen Rail to premature old aye anil
insanity. 1'rn.e 91 a Box; ti boxei fcr $5,00
.-e,ii nv mail on reee.pt or price.
1 ICI I I K Vl tKAMt i: Is irivel)
wi;.li every A'i onler received, to refund tiie
mom y 11 a I'rniiMnrnt euro ...1 ..a.n.i
We hue 'AiT.Miiilsut teHtiuioniuls troin old
anti jninir, of both sexes, who have been
iieriiiaiuMtry ciircd ny the use f Anhroditint
.reu.ar iree, Aii.iri-Ht,
I UK A I'll It O 1IIKI: III.
V.sti-,n iiraiii h. Uox . 7. i'mllaniL Ori LOn
Kor twie In Tohhav & M.irtoti. w ho esaleand
Pt.u -irUiimMji, Ailiany, orenn
SUPERB z
O'l
Oil
t ... 1 11 . . . .
. . ..,.. ,..,, a. m.'w s,r.n-Koelc oi .Merin, I'.ovd and Cliildrei:
J 1 mhii h-Mi fnd !uniHl,i.'S;,ridH, U noilii t4 less tb;in p ir ex.-.
1 .'. u " I!!e "'"O- .Alntmy l.as anv flotl.in- de.iler
1 . 1 ' ..n,'rV" r"1"""1 :l irr;l!"1 stoi;k iX" tllllt ''' we have now
f- r 1 ;v-7. v, ' V: ll,0,u 3u'!r .f7-, suits made to order;
" 1 " w :n tho-e he.uiliiii! and riel.lv
iii-iii ,iii.-'i we are se I ih' .it t n 1111 r.i,... ,l.l,. I
- -in 1 t- .. a wiiiu new :iM .-tv li-Ij I1.1t
. . Kin .. .1 . r. I:t ;,,! .Ninunier Stork.
is Han I ov.-r-.u s for the tab. slim and stout man tint
1." Ill I 'i'l M' I . - V ! iir:iii.nij ...... 1 1
. . " " i.i ...I- 1 1 1 i.ni i;t.-u-i;ii
V " -oiii ai r iv r-tt v sori'ij
ev in l !i 1 i.-o:n. sli 1 1 w 111 iu-,ii
. inn in 1 e .iu;.:..f,r Jme ,,! Albany V.
n o. ii.-r.Ie.iI.TS at ; I- and upwtrls. 1:
an 1 H-r u w rit w slv is not re;iib!e; evervt!iin.T,. .1...
Him- i.i...;.oi tion. i.r at ai I K Mii.'lfj iviirn 1 iv.- " "
lauorel e.ir-
iiru-es ot l'0.
you will lind in
111 tail
eiirral makeup.
snits at h.
hi!sine.. suits nt 10
oil. n Mills )oila for 10 sold
1111 niHpoet tor voursi.K-..9
CliiieDs Clothiog
1
Mil ft
rtulariticH; noth-
WiC like tht-ni nri
tin' m-trket. Novt-t
fail. Mitx-CKsfuIU
V whI U ir.i!iinR-iii
iu:iraiitLvr to re
UU t.4lru:itloii.
Sure Safe C::::::
I"n't he huintitit:
veil. Sae time,
lli-altli uiui money,
l.i kt no other.
Sent to anv al
ilreas by maii on receipt of pri(v, U0. AJ-
liraiuh i;0x 27, -oilIniii, tr.
8old by Foahay & Mason. Albany. Oreei
BANK OF OREGON.
4
MARINE PARADE
J
Grandest Exhibition Ever on
San Francisco Bay.
he
A I'KOCESSION OF VESSELS,
Beaches Ont Sever-1
Tea Thousand People
See It.
Miles-pRily
ASoat to
Sax 1'itAM isco, April 28. The
morning of the president's maruie
exeur.ston opened with 11 inom.
veloiing the shores of the bav.bit
as the forenoon umonn ilK.
lil"l..l .n.,l l..ft .1... i i , ,. i
in
rout numerous decorations wbii li
STRIKE DEFERRED
VEItV SKNSIItI.E MOVEMENT
Led and left the harbor sparklinS
the sunlight. Along the wati?
nt numerous decorations w hii li
had been placed on houses I ' i -v 10 vano"3 scliemes, and it is
shipping on the day I the , "" Mr, ti'litnnft is no.tq
dtnt'a arrival here we-e 'J 'j ry to see his son get a leson.
bers of parliament, to relieve these
gentlemen from the payment of
iimi, a lummy ineurreu in eon
neciion with the late Irish exhibi-
iTr,1- Threatened Eight Hour De
stone and I Till endeavored to mand Is Put Off'.
escape tiie liability by appealing
to the courts, or rather by allowing
voutts v t,o., tiie bankers, to ap
peal to the courts against them
Judgment was given for the bank
ers, iouiik Gladstone is verv
much stirred up over the matter,
auu is reiorteu to have made
some remarks about Ireland that
would not help bis popularity
there. The elder Gladstone, it is
said, has not o tie red to help Her
bert, and the latter is practically
dependent upon him for support.
Young Gladstone has caused his
father a good deal of annoyance
by lending his name too uenerous-
The Leaders Review the Situation
Come To a Decision Against
It -Their Keasons.
and
ALBANY. nttKGoX.
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dill
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' 111 A-Tr! Vi
h- nion.'v
ar.; -ii j !.-
ot u-rs, if Vo r
a.s irdir-ut in
in ) n-ket for
with tli( late-t styles iti
ll t ike the time ami look
boys' clothing, y.ju'll
the trouble.
II. F.
.oi .
liril .i
M rill,
J.
J. I,iiiu:ni',
B a u. Ca.hitr.
v. r-
hi ,
e n ive --.ii a.:
for the eelebr:.
lasrs, i- Iii.vt:,.
and th;; niilv l.t'ge
IfOivMI'I'l't n nmini. i ,
. . Mi vii-Ri'vviiie siloes an.l carrv
WWII U them in ail. st vies an 1
J:ireri-
- .i T.it Intllh I'.ir KlHTir.4.
i :: 1 f ;im1 ..i-l u .-ti til p.
-f ti..- rnirt-1 .S ar. al..-t
.:' I (Jci li:;iit .
ns .i! .ill ,ic esll'ie pointH ina.li-
rum.
;um -n tim: ifiioif
la.-.
r:
M.s i t x-k ot Men's
t ) be found in the
and
city
Hovs' shoes
in town,
IiEI) CROWN MILL:
a
The birtiipla-
L. WALLACE & CO ,
rvai an i lioats: bargains, Strahan r.'oek, Albanv.
roi
.Many of our horpemen have
given i: as their judgment that
1 1: us, r.liini berg's blai-k perch-
emu stallion Mamls at tin
h'-ad in his rla.-s. II- is in th:
l. . . I M . . . . ..
ii.iiiuniii .nr. i,. r.. ii.irriws,!t'i
ellirient and exiierienre I
iio--eii.in v ho will give his
palions eveiv tios.rible atten
tion.
TituS
HI make the season of ".H.
Mondays and Tuesdays at Jef
ferson VWtllm-lilai'u otnl Tlnra
day ' at ( Wvulis, Fridays and Saturdays a. A'banv. Mr. liliiL. berg is
ins iow tier oi in.-..tin.i.ml i.-.-ti trotting Iioim-. A 1 wood Breeze (Xo.L'.So:;)
who, -an I.-seen at tin- st.iMe -f Trites iSr.w. The get of this horse
.... ...r, n.i.j ioiiii-1, an orny nee.l proj.er development to
SHU j'Ol-'i.
.Ni. A I'liiV'JK.S- FLOUli
(Suienor tor family an.l linker's use)
Best Mm Facilities
t-ff-Sl.'li.-.t cash
price aid
for wheat s-J
OREGON
W V. A
NATIONAL BANK
11KANSACTS A
lit'hi.VKSb.
E.vS.tAL P.ASKI.N'G
rilKslDKNT L. KMXV.
Vl. K l-KKSIDKNT S. K VotlSO.
VillK!t K. W. (1 JON.
SIRECI-OES:
S. E. You.no,
L, !K. IH.AIS.
L
K. W lavtfuiu
Flins
K. box.
Cashier,
FOSHAY
Wholesale
MASON
Ketail
Do Not
I)
D'Jl
Pass
By
u'i: 1 1 a yk a ri:v
VIATEL
GARMENTS
OKEijOS
HEW FEEDSTORE!
HAY, OATS AND CHOP FEED
Ai way 8 .in h inii, A Vi
uin Piasters, tcmcut.
Tliat wo will sol at-
BEDUCEDHArtSU I. jKEDlllIED RATESI
ilSlNGOOODS,
vi:i. i:rs. sii.ks. smxs am i-li siifs, ladiks' a x i
'in' t'i tin- i'.rii
for u'i kot.h uf Ke,l
r ..f W.i
cr :tmi l"f rr s
w . svsi
AiUitiv, r.
BitlGK FOR SALE!
J . S, Viirgni bus iii ive.I his re
.icin e id ins iii ick yard southeasl of
tin- cily, anil tliuse desiiinif l,i pur.
chase Iiiick wi'l lin.l him there here
liner, lie li:is on hand u hir.-e lot of
line A I lire I fur sale.
CW. A VKHS, AlU IHTKcr A.VP vt -. (.
. inien.kint. Otli;e over hirnt National
"iMiK iiilllillliL', All.illiv. Or. Wmk
unty
from all parts of th.-
HOiii Hi ll
Ml-SKS SlblC
AM) KXIT rXDFUWKAIi. POTTO V
A N I ) V( OI. HQS K. K I BKOIDFB I KS. SILK A X I )
I.INK.M IIAXDIxTbTIUFFS. SCA U Fs
MONKV TO I.OA.V -HOME OA PITA I. O.N
ir.vi.1 n-.il estatv p.ci.ntj-. I ur p:irtini
Ian, enquire of Ue... Hun,.h'rel.
O I(. WINV agknt I-OK TIIK LK.VD
i.!." "'' i,ll'"t "irai.,v cm-
VKII.IXGS. SH.VT. ETC.
ll T
l
-11
,vn in
BUCK ANI) COLOUR) DRESS GOOD
L'OK SAl.E-5.Mi.it
I- h -I'l furniture it
ri-ll estate
Company,
Jl.Oi-lwnrih ..f honse-AihaiiL-e
f..r iinnrnv...!
i.U-rat..:fii- of or. --n Lm.l
1 ... i ' .
an.i augmented, and
many vessels not previously dtco
rated, had strings of Hags flutter
mgin the w ind. Th vn.-l.t. ,.ii,u
of San Francisco S.m.iiii,-, ti.
buren and the neighboring towns
...... nisij oeuKeu tneir mut lumauc
ami vessels, which ili.! mm-i,
enliven the scene m the vicinitv
oi me tiouien Gate. Out in tl,
isiream the cruiser Charleston was
resplendent in a new dress and
was one oi the most i-niiHiiii.in.ni
objects in the bay. TheC'itvoi
l uulilo, the steamer which was tr.
convey the pre.-idential party, the
excursion steamer llavti-in K'a.
puiilic, and other lai
neie aiso ueeorate.i irom stem to
tern. -Notwithstanding the an
iioiiuceuieni that invitations
accompany the president on the
i nemo were limited to fiOO
nuirlxT. the romiiiitt.... l,...;
narge ol the sxcursion were be
siege.i with aiiplu-ations from
iuny oiHtU persons who, bein
ouioie io secure the coveted
unlets crowded the stea-ners
I kiah and (ianlen Citv, the ttiL's
...ei, r.mei an.l .Miinon, an.
UIIIIHTOUS I'llia it rralt-i nl,:...
doited tho bay. so that at the hour
oi Hie inesnlenfM embarkation
over IO,(iU!) persons had left the
snore to accompany him on the
ii i p.
Al HI:. ill o clock the I'm. .1,1,.
suameu into the hay from Broad
way vvnari uml was soon followed
1'V the warshii) ( 'IiMilrst,...
w.wui.uii , cieamers Hush and
Maderona, carrying ftderal otli
cials and the revenue cutters
iiassier an.l Uorvvm with custom
House otlicials. As tho Tueblo
,.assen the vessels which had
iorme.1 a line, ahout :;tn) vard
miiir. .1.... i. -
t, mime was urea ami a
band which was on the Tueblo
piaye.i a patriotic air,
-viler the government vessels
had swung into rme tj. oti,er
sieainers an.l cralt conveviiP' uii
ollicial excursionists mad.; 7iaste
to follow, and with the white sails
of the yachts, the 8ca pageant
Irom a inaiine i.oint of view l,-.Q
A
Cioi.K him
I" pen. i',. :
Kent t.
line
,il:ol.! ITNS. c-.-.dvi:
. .TV L'OOil li,i.lL ......l.:.... .
.., ad.lr.ss to im.llltl. ,v .,.
' s!s for 10 ts. 1
J S. SlMvinNs
U'A.N I EP-A Kenuistr..
II ami lit. i 'hi at c-i
road stri'eT.i
'111 w hr ran rn t
errm-r f -.o , ,.
-Mr-. K. A. Iturkhart.
Gr. W.
FIKST STUI'KT
sim:ipson,
t."L'T' r .. . . '
ALBANY, OREGON.
tnit Hurvcylnu.
1 U.n aecurate ml ,,r0mpt work hv elh,?'
.IIK5., ex-county Burve.voi r. r. T Kbher lie
haoompiete copied tiel.l 'notes an, tow ,
ship plat, ami l prepare 1 lo.lo gurvJv..? "
any part of l.inn rountv. IostrtTee l'l
Millers Statin.,. Li..,, eou "ol
never heen excelled on the bay t
San Francisco. The route iu
loweu t.y the l'ueblo extended
from I'.ro.-dway wharf along the
northwest liiie of the city front to
l'ort I'omt, west to Whisdiig
Buoy, sto .nicg to view tl... f..r,
and military sites which greet. 1
the president with a salute of
cannon as the vessels n.-ia.,...!
At 2 o'clock the l'ueblo headc!
lor the Union iron works, where
the vessels whi. h had bdm lying
in the stream waiting for her, ot
under way and foll.,w..,l in C,...-
wake, making a marine procession
several miles in leinrlh. Vt il.
nion iron works the l'm-hlo
received with the blowing of
whistles at the factm-im ,m,l ....
all steam vessels lying there. The
cruiser Charleston, which bad fol
lowed the president's steamer all
My. anchored a short .liutm.o
from the l'ueblo. The president
was taken oil' in a tug mid
paid an ollicial visit to the Charls
ton. By this time the bav for n
mile in every direction from the
I'nion Iron Works, was studded
with vessels of everv descrintinn
u;on whose decks there were fully
2it,(H)0 people whe had come tliere
to witness the launchin.' of tl
irmored coast defense vessel
'.Monterey." In addition to those
on trie vessels there wer probably
forty thousand people who wit
nessed the launching from the
shore. A small platform had been
built around bv the crew of the
vessel and on this were the i.resi-
lential party and other di't n -n-
islied guests, and also the band
from the navy yard. At 4:30 Mr.
Harrison pressed the electric but-
n which sent the vessel down
the wavs. The navy band plaved
national air as she glided into
ne water and immediately there
burst forth the greatest noise from
the steam whistles an.l fog sirens
ever heard in that locality, to
hich was added the thundering
sounds of the Charleston's gnus as
she lired a national salute. Cheer
liter cheer alsj aro-e from the
shore and from the decks of the
vessels. The Uiinch was entirely
successful. The "Monterey"
guneti into the imv and struck on
soft mud in front of the ways. The
president and party then returned
to the l'alace Hotel in carri&ues.
19 GETTING BETTEK.
I'roslilel t HurriHon'K SUIor is Kap
i.lly lU.'.iveiiiiK
Cincinnati, April 2 s Mrs
Faton, sister of President Harrison,
continues to show indications of
recovery. She has less fever, and
is hopeful and cheerful. The shock
and bruises still confine her to her
bed, but her friends are nil con li-
dent she will recover rapidly. This
belief is foun led somewhat on the
fact that she is a woman of unusual
fortitude, not easily overcome bv
sullering. Her bioMier. John S
Harrison, of Kansas Citv. reached
.North Lend this morning.
THE HI NT LYNCHING.
All Illvesli-.ul,,,, MiiMt He Or.leie.l
lly Hie I'reHi.li-ut.
vVasiiino ton, April 28. Secre
tary 1 roctor lias taken no action
in the matter of the lynching at
V alia Walla, '.f a court of inijuiry
is deemed necessary, as thf presi
dent seemed to indicate in his tel
egram, then it must lie ordered
iireclly by the president, as the
Secretary of war b. is no power to
take that step.
Con imi s, Ohio, April 2s. The
greai projected strike of the m n-
ers on May 1, for eight hours is de
clared oil' to-day by the executive
ooaru oi the United .Mine Workers
ol America. The board, whi
has been having statements from
the presidents of state organia
Uaa several- daf which wej!
almost unanimously against it at
this time, issued a lengthy address
io me members, in w hich icference
is made to the great strike of Uie
I'eimsv Ivania coke region. 'The
battle waged bv organized capital
against organized labor," says the
address, "which can ouiv be 'term-
- J
e.i a gory percusor ol a seemingly
inevitable stnle of a general and
more comprehensive manner.
The United mine workers h.-nl
rendered these people all the finan
cial assisiance possible and in ad
dilion learn there has been within
the competitive district a defect ion
en I be part ol the .lisoi .' mi ,..!
ii.urinoi arious seel jus. an.l as
the custodians of the interests of
the people who placed us in the
positions we occupy, we isilivelv,
though reluctantly, refuse with
our eyes open and with full and
ample knowledge of the situation,
to jeopardize tho.e i .leic.ls and
will nol le responsible for the nc-
compai.v ing Kiill'ciiiiis and sa. ri-
hces ot strike co.istilurnls mm, I
I heir famih s. Feeing as we do the
situalion and knowing that thous
ands of vampires and vultures are
awaiting the lirst of Mav to feed,
as it were, on the sacrifices of Cue
orguiiz.-d miners ot the country
I he iKiard adds it realizes the di
.ij'i.oiiiiiiieiu io manv. hut savs an
hoiioral
to the hearse, which was drawn
by six horses.
After passing through streets
lined with troops and packed with
spectators, the remains arrived at
J-ebrte station at 1 o'clock in the
afternoon and were placed on a
railroad car draped in black.
Along the route of procession to
the railroad station the hearse was
preceded by Colonel Gonsler, car
rying Count Yon Mollke's Held
marshal's baton, and by all the
oirieers of the general start' carry
ing the insignia orders conferred
on Count Yon Moltke during his
distinguished career. The casket
was covered with a large number
of floral wreaths sent from all
pi rts of Germany, and manv
parts ol hairope
RAILWAY WRECK
A' Passenger Train Dashes Into
a freight.
IT WAS TEKIIIBLV DAXtiEROl 8
The Engiueer, Fireman and Poatal
Clerk Killed-Postal Oar, Baggage,
Mail Car and One Coach Burned.
William and .lumbers of the roval
families of Germany and German
generals followed the hearse to the
railroad station.
Munlpur Deserted.
Simla, April 23. The British
columns have met and entered
Manipur, which they found totally
deserted. The magazine had ex- j
ploded and the palace had been
wrecked, in the inelosure where
the beads of Commissioner (Juin-
ton and other IOnglish parties were
lound.
. Asmx.iToN-, April 23. The
Cincinnati express, on the Balti
more & Ohio road, this aftprnnnn
lauperor at Warring'8 station, ran into a
Ill-turned and Surrendered.
Baton Koi oe. La.. April 2S.
Kx-Secretary of State Strong, who
walked out of the coart room and
disappeared several years ago
while on trial for embezzlement,
returned to-day and surrendered.
He said he had been in Mexico
and had a hard time.
Chin Ilon't Wint Itlalr,
Wasiiisoton, April 23. It is
announced this evening that the
Chinese government has iiotilied
the 1'nited States of its unwil
lingness to receive Blair as minister.
Compulsory Education.
IlAiiKisniia., I'a.. April 23. The
freight train standing on the main
iiai-K. r.ngineer Curtis Elliott, of
the express, Engineer Goff and
Fireman Murphy, of the freight,
and 1'osUL, ietfcrantdett.
were killed. Postal Clerk Peacock
ami Fireman Miller w ere seriously
uijureu. io passengers were dan
gerously huit. The express came
around a sharp curve at a high
rate of speed and the engineer
could not stop. The postal car,
baggage car and one coach of ti e
express were burned and the
mails partially destroyed.
LINN COl'NTV I-IONEKK LADY,
Mrs. Hallard Die in Colvllle-Ite.
mains to Bo Brought to Lebanon
Spokane Falls, April 23. Mrs.
liallard, a pioneer woman of
J. K.
llUVVAl'IMi a r v' i v i rc I . , , . neuer man
1 i(J LU ANMOIjS 11,0 'ale'lictionsof the people, af-
ier mcy nave sullered because the
truth was kept back. It is there
fore resolved that the eight hour
movement bo il.-teired for the
time being, and that, the linn for
action be lelt in the bands of the
executive boai.l. and the i.resi.
1 ...I : .
iriu. various nisi. ne :s. l.o.-i nn-
ons are appealed to for aid for the
strikers wiiose battles, pays the a. 1
uress, must be lought to a victory.
house to-dav passed acomnulsorv
'ducal ion bill, re.iiiiiing all cliii-
lren between the ages of S ami 12
to attend school at least sixteen
weeks each year.
STARRING AFFRAY
TKI.-(;ll AIMS ALL TIIK WAV TO
SAN l-KANCISl'O
(oiiul VV :.y Key I I he sialu Line
Wants tin? President in Ore,'..ii I
After All.
SEVKICAL SEItltllS
INFLICTED.
YVOl XDS
The I'rriictrator Esraiies On the
Steamer to 1'ortlaixl- The YTc
t i in Likely to Die.
San 1- i.'ANt isco. April 23. Pres
ident Harrison has received the
followine telegram from Governor
ennover of Oregon : "I sincerely
regret to learn of the accident to
your filter, and as sincerely hone
ii mav not result seriously. I am
onlideiit that I express the unan
imous sentiment of the people of
Oregon when I assure vou of their
iirnest wish that no untowered
event will prevent your proposed
visu io our state. '
BANK KOBItEKS.
Their First .loli And It Wu Badly
Bungled.
ai.pahaiso. Xeb.. April 28.
I-rank Tubiu. Idmer Nelson and
Jesse Kuby, who attempted to rob
the Oak Creek Bank yesterday,
have been captured and jailed
here. All the men aie farmers
and live in Cass county, forty
tun. s south ol iiere. lo'iin was
the leader and planned the raid.
All assert I hey w ere never engaged
in rooiirry iiriore. J here is ptoe
pect that the men may be lynched,
as isauKer Johnson, who was
wounded by the robbers,
precarious condition.
HE miT s;nn.
'luil the Seveielv Caustic CeUhiire
of tho I'reshy tery.
San I- it vNcisco, April 2.3. The
presbytei v of San Francisco to .lav
sustained the charges against the
ivev. jomi ti . l-.ins, p. ii., ol ap
propriating to his own use StidO ol
funds held by him in trust, and of
a false state nenl concerning $3300
oi sucn minis, and that the pies
, ... .. f
uyicry resrivetl, Willi I lie Ulld'T-
stiiipling that Dr. Fliis rhould
laiiniully in .-t bis promise to
make the deliciency good, that it
n.ii oe suiin-ii-nt to sew: el v cen
sure his conduct in tiie matter.
Liverpool Wheat.
i.ivKKPooi., April 23. Wheal,
iemanu poor; Kansas winter,
nam, ,s,
NEW MAVOIl OF CIIICA:o.
ii Creates Consternation By Clos-
ing Gamliliujj Hens.
v in. y.o, a pni zs. dreat con
sternation was created among the
ganioung iraiernity to-dav, when
it was announced that the lirst
ollicial act oi Mayor Washburn
had been to o der the i.oli. e to
i .... ... .
ciose an me gambling houses at
once, the othcers were hurriedly
sent out with the notification to
all the houses that thev must he
closed by nightfall o- be pulled.
The order was ouicklv olieved.
liichard Grirliths, the founder of
the order ol Knights of Labor in
Chicago, died to-day of la grippe.
INOI EST HELD.
Over the
Murdered
nalus.
Soldiers Ile-
VVAI.I.A Walla, April 23. This
morning an impicst was held over!
the remains ot Private Miller who
was shot by Hunt. The iurv ren-
lered a verdict in accordance with
the tacts. Miller was buried this
afternoon with military honors.
Ihe city marshal has order..! all
gambling houses to be closed, and
.Mayor Ulalock has issued a i.ro-
..i .. ,i. i , ...
. luiiiiuioii mat, saioons shall no
longer keep open on Sunday.
YY'anhlligton Democracy,
TAt oMA.April 23. Congressman
U liliaiii J,. Wilson, of West Yir
ginia, accompanied by lion. Wm,
-M. Campbell, chairman of the
democratic state centra!
oi -Minnesota, arrived
morning, wn mursnay evening
Mr. Wilson will deliver an address
before the central democratic club
in tins city. After which he will
make a tour of this state and
Oregon. The local d.-inocracv are
making extensive preparations for
Thursday's meeting.
Asthma, April 2.3. A special to
the Astolian from Westport eays:
A man named Coneland stabbed
J. P. .Mcintosh at Wood's Landing,
this county, to-dav, and it is
thought inflicting several danger
ous wounds. Copeland went to
Cathlamet, and there took the
Iwat for Portland. Mcintosh is
still alive, but is not expected to
recover. The sheritl' started to
night after Copeland. Threats of
lynching were made if Copeland
is caught.
The I'ri.e King,
New York, April .23. A cable
uspatcli irom London tothe Police
Gazette says that Xunce Valley
knocked ont Geo. Camp in eigh
teen rounds last night in a glove
light for C500 and the feather
weight championship of England.
The Markets.
Xkw Voiik, April 28. Money
on call easy ; closed ottered at 2' ., ;
prime mercantile paper. 5i.it;1.. ;
sterling exchange, strong ; GO day
lulls, ) .,' j ; demand. 4.3!.
the Pacific Northwest, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John
u. blater, in Colville, last even
ing. The remains will be con
veyed to Mrs. Ballard's home, at
Ibauon, Oregon. Mrs. Ballard
emigrated to Oregon in 1S52. Mr.
Ballard was a prominet i.bvsician
in the early days of Oregon. In
I. 3f,. he was appointed governor of
Idaho, and held that oliice until
187.;, w hen he resigned and re
sumed tne practice of his profes
sion in Oregon. He died in 183:;,
Mrs. Ballard leaves five cliildren:
lr. Ftanklt. Ballard, of Health.
-Mrs. John B. Slater, of Colville,
Mrs. C. Hackleman and Mrs.
li. X. Wright, of Lebanon, Oregon,
and an unmarried danghttr.
BANK TKOIBLE,
A National Bank In New Vork City
Fails.
Xtw York, April 28. Rutnots
were current late this afternoon
that the Ninth National Bank is in
trouble. Investigation showed
Bank Examiner Hepburn and the
clearing house committee making
an investigation. To-mVht Iforv-
burn made the statement to the
press.to the eti'eet that the investi
gation reveals a shortage of four
hundred thousand dollars, charge
able to the foruier president of the
bank. While the loss is serious it
does not impair the bank's solv
ency nor its ability to take care of
its customers. The assets besides
the loss mentioned are of gocd
character and discounts of except
ionally good character. The late
president referred to was John I.
Hill, who died in March.
Immigration and Portland's Work.
The Oregonian says : The com
mittee appointed to solicit sub
scriptions to meet the expenses of
the Uregon immigration board for
the year beginning May 1 is meet
ing wiiii a pretty generous re
sponse irom the business houses
visited. The committee hopts to
raise ,o,uiHi, ol winch it has col
lected at out one-third. Officers of
IMPORTANT DEC1SIOX.
Decldad That Indians Are Not Sep
arate Nations.
Sioi x Falls. S. 1).. Anril "a
Judges Shiras and Edgerton, in
the United States court, rendered
a decision on the question raised
by the defense in "Plenty Horses"
case, disputing the jurisdiction of
the court because war existed be
tween the government and some
Indians, when Lieutenant Casev
was killed. The court denied tha't
the Indians had a right to go to
w ar and affirmed that they were
not a separate nation but upon te
same level as Americans, subject
to the laws made by congress.
Anaconda Mines Sold,
Bi'ite, Mont., April 28. It is
reporied here to-night that the
Anaconda mines had been sold to
the Kothschilds.
It is said that President Aeser
tiio n.ii;mn. f
.,iiiir i ,rt ol.'ie ths board think this is the best of the Baltimore Copper ccmpanv'
r T""" 1 adverti8 on's re- ill sr.il from New York lor eLS
Wo.,..,- purees that has ever been had. May bth, to transfer Anaconda to
ihe state has recently achieved I a syndicate representing the Roth
considerable prominence in vari-1 child's. The deal is said to have
been in progress some time. The
price reorted as agreed upon for
the mines is $25,000,000. No con
tinuation is obtainable.
San Francisco Out.
oils wavs. it looks now as if 18!U
would be Oregon's greatest vear
for immigration. Xeweouiera are
iKjurn.gin in great numbers, and
they hail from all parts of the
country. At the beginning of the
vear secretary .wasien, oi me ltn
1.
GLADSTONE'S) SON,
III
Trouble Tli'a-iiueli a Generous
lie vt His Name.
L.i.NiioN, April 2S. A subscrip
tion is appealed for in behalf of
Justin McCarthy, Herbert Glad
stone and Lord Arthur Hill, mem.
Whipped l'l, Hi Blood Flowed,
A woman who ran defend her.
sell genera My obtains admiration
u least. A case of that k ml 1n.L-
place in St. Louis recently u-lei-
sensational cowhidin.' took ula.v'
on First an.l Market streets tl.iH
morning. AS its ( eorsi.. I in.-m-.i
in actress, wielded the whip and
I. S. Stout, a theat rical ni'in wuu
the victim. Stout, it is allece.l
eciu an lnsuiung note to.Misa L'
gard asking for an apjwintinent.
ne kept me appointment with
San Fkanitsoo. April 28. To-
i . i . . .
uay is more or less otiserved as a
holiday, owing to so many busi
ness men going on the excursion
that President Harrison made
around the bav. and the train
men decided to abandon trade for
the Jav.
The Sale C int,a llct-d.
New York. April 2.3 Tho
migration board, estimated the of tl''8 city have no confirmation
of the rumored sale of the Ann.
conda mine to the Rothschilds.
Miles ..rsWTroad CotrttWr ...
VON Mol.TKE'S FINKKAL.
Impressive Ceremonies Over the
Dead Commander's Itemains,
Bkklin, April 2.8. The funeral
services over the remains of Field
Marshal Count on Moltke took-
place at 1 1 o'clock this morning in
tiie ball room of the general m-hI
building. Emperor William t ;..
ii. i i ... t ... . fc
a rawni.ie an I invited some of her of Saxonv, Grand Dukes of Baden
friends to be present. Among Saxe-Weimar and Hesse, princ I
...hers a newspaper mm was on pal members of the royal families
.and with a camera Stout was of Germany, together with lead-
tirsion llie scene and then came ing German
ent
Miss Lingard and Miss Alyn, her
ii icii.i. i ney w nipped Mout until
the blood (lowed and he lied to the
court Jtousc.
KeueraiH- n-pio rr..a.
The services lasted fort..
minutes. The casket., fnnt-ai YYiti,
the Held marshal's remains were
then carried with much ceremony
immigration of the year at I5Q,0(RI
and he said yesterday that he
knew of no reason why he should
change his figures. Fullv 70 per
cent of the newcomers belong io
Ihe agricultural class. About onev,
hall of them settled in Westi
Oregon. Ihe majority of them
on e ro.iie money, an.l a lew uri
well-fixed, home, pnncmallv la
borers, have barely enough to keep 1 teriioon nominated Peter
ineiii going until mi-y nn.i work.
As a rule they do not 'have to wait
long before finding something to
dii.
ANK h ALI.S. Auril 28.-
1C. Hums has returned fr-.i.?
Koolenia where he has iust let the
contract for 2!) milen nf Hi i:.i
Northern road for $250,000.
the city commissioners this af-
Motz
chief of ikdiee, to succeed Har
board, and FVank Winrbremer
chief of the fire department.
Committed Suicide.
rieasant. Party. v.:w Yohk.
Ir. and Mrs. W. II. Davis had a Lm.lauer. a
April 28. Leopold
well-known Wall
very pleasant social party at their street broker, w hose wife was
parlors last evening. A splendid
luncii was served, and friends pre
sent highly enjoyed the occasion
One of the counciluien from the
first ward forgot his goid headed
cane and left it out on the side
walk last night. The nightwatch
men guarded it all night.
granted a divorce in the Superior
court this evening, shot himself
to-night at the Cooper Union ho
tel, intlicting probably fatal
wounds.
Suits to order this week at cost.
Zaches, the taiior, opposite iiost-
ollice.
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