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JO OEISTTS A VEEJv.
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING ?
. IS MONEY WORTH SAVING ?
Hons cf Us Im it :: Easy as to :: able la Thraw it Away.
See how much you cun save by
anil furnishing
WALLACE
Wo will not w lit U'liil the en 1 of the season to Knifo Price-, l.ut
begin right now, '!') I) lY. su -h as t:ie've nev-T b -en knifed before.
Hjiiitil'n1 ty'es, tMuii:; bright witn the fresh::es- 'if soring. No
oM stylos. No hick numbers No old mo'h-eat mi wu l-i. Not an
ugly or mi lesir ible pittem in the house.
btjper:
O.ir beautiful nil new spring Mock of Men's, Roys' an 1 Childr-i:'.-Clothitig
hats mi 1 furnishing g o Is. is ihj! hi.ii; less thin par extl
lenoo. Never before in the history of . Albany has any clothing dealer
b.i I tlie nerve to import such a grand V-h-'k as t!-at whicii wo have now
lil.u-i'.l iifion exhibition. T;iik atout vour f7" suit-4 niaile to opI.t;
'rilK.V KK N'H' IN 1 r" w;'!i tho-e rieautiful ami r'uhly tailore I sr-r-ni-'nts
vhii-!i wo ao so!li"i; "t tiio utia-Miro ii-lialilv low prices of
L'J.'iD ati'l .f"J". Nijtliin . now anil stvli!i h it vvli it you will liiiil ii:
our M immoth N v S; ri lij anl Summer Stork.
Su ts an 1 over -oi;.j lor the tali, slim an I fto:it man thnt in iail i
on e.trtb can ''tl lor tit, stylo, workmanship aod lomi-i.i1 m-.tUeup.
A rio'i a:i 1 t'or-'oas amy of pr.-tty s;ui'! suits at $10.
Ni.v an 1 h.iuil-iome s!i i l. s in m-n's iiusine.--' suits at $10.
A full :in-l om;-!etr line of Albany Woden Mils j jo-l-i f-r $10 soM
by other iloalers at $l: an-l npw tr Is. ciil an. I inspe.-t for your-elv--s
an 1 seo if wfiat w-s iv is not re'i i!!- : '-v.-ryt oNe is Lj-ir; at tie
8 imo promotion, f r wo are I.K V. ! IKS 1 N l' II I A N !!.
tyttl Ktyiei ii iiiyi il! riiiiili'r'': ! l-niil
In 'his loiart'!ient v; aro o-i no' -'e w ill t;n- late-t sry'.os in
cliiMiou's .voir, au l niot i-is. ii you'll t iko tlie tinio and look
through our in aoivo a--i ir':u -nt in boys' :lothii:i;, you'll
be money in p jikot for the trouble.
We have ,!e a --n v JJ ?J S M O
for tlie oe!obr:iU-;i nUnAii C
lasts. We have' I 'io lar is tt ek of
anil the only ttoek to be I .mi l
T. L. WALLACE & GO ,
The birthplace of oat and hones' bar-ai:.;-, Stiahan I'.'ook, Albany.
mmkir.. & la '
(lavs at (,'orv.ilis, Fridays and Saturdays at Albany. Mr. I'iuinheri: is
alsoownorof the standard hr-d trotting hor.-e, Alwood Kri-oe So. -)''
who can bo seen at the f-ta'ilo of Trites I'.ins. The (.'ft fif this horse
are larce and line lornied, an ! only need proper development to
show speed.
Do Not Pass By
wi: iiavi;
WliNTEK GARMENTS
'.riiat wo will scl at
REDUCED nri I coij II
FURNISHING GOODS,
VELVETS. St L1CS. SATINS ANI I'U'SHKS, T,. Dl Ks' AND
.MISSES SILK ANI KNIT UNIKUWEA', COTTON
AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SIfdeANj
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. SCARFS.
VEILINCS. SHAWLS. KTC.
Gr. W. SIM PSON,
1TUST STREET, ALIUNY. OR.EHOX.
buying your spring clothing
goods of
0
Q
0
w iiii-m in ail .t vu-s iiio
Wen's a'l-l l'.-iys' t-hoes in town,
in the city.
Manvofour liorsomen have
riveu i'. sn iheir ju liiu nt that
i i' us, r.lumlioru's hi n-k pen-heron
st;i!!i.iu st:-.nis .t to-,
h -ad in his el '..--s. II-is in ihe
ii i'. os :i ?.!.-.('. 1!. H.inows.a
eilieirnt ad t N perielico I
hor: oin.iii who will v;ive his
ati'oiis eo:y pos:o:o atten
tion.
TituS
y
n in maKO tno .'eason m :n,
Mondavs ai'd Tuosdavs at .lef-
f..- ..... W. .1 1 1,.! TItm.
a i r: v
jHEDUiJED RATES!
Tiie Ceieteateii Ffcaci
C U R 13
WarrantcJ to HUTiM?'- or m,,ntv
euro fdl.yJl liiiil retun.tc.l
KFOFE
ci AFTER
the ct'iiorm c vrara of cithi-r sex whethef
ansini: from the exi-c"-i e r.s.: of 8timn!:inla,
tr!;:uui :t 2pi4Jjrw"njiiiitifyJin Ms;
irttio'f.Wrtr UhTuL'i-iiuc, i to. '
lli.i-.n l'ovr, Wa!,-i;u'n:".4,' ls-rU Down
pains in the liutk, SfcTiihial V.' irtn-.-rf, H
ttria. Nor -on '-' raivut N"..i.urn:il Ouiix
S'ons, l,ntirrl"t' l.nriicas, Wt-.k Memory,
l.'W-iof Tower jTlmiKtin;y wbii-h if no
Uxd vnyuKvl to jiri.-ni itiire old ase ami
inanity. ' l'rice 1 a Iniy; ft hoxc5 for a,00
:;.o:!t i-v hi.ili mi rcivip? i-f prico.
Vvilll'l: i. III t.M I f. is trivon
i' !i ry c.'i irik-r n to rc'-.tml t ir-
iiKn.- '.' 'f a IVrill.-tlH-ilf ''"ru ih -.-.t i IT- t' -i.
U . : r Oil t--'.l,ii-,ilui4 IT'i!:. i..i
.:.;!'.-i."', i t Wntii , who t.'--- Iu.'.
rit! cnriil 'n-, '.en- f ro!itim
C.ro!:-r ft.'.-. Vl.lr.-i,
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u.'.l. rait time.
ll.-;.ith;i;ni ii'Oil-'y.
)r -fs nn r.o ipt of jriet. -r-i'-!. A.l
In s ti!ir mjiimiiy
Wo.it Ilrn.ili Hex J7, I'l-Mllim:. IT.
Sold :y Fn-bay & Mason, ilhacv. Trewt
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NEW FEEDSTORE!
IfAV. OATS Ai) niO? FEFD
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Liiiir i'ifi.sfrrd (ciiiri't.
' .tn t . .-. r -.' W.if.-r i-.i! I', rn rs.
for .til i ii...'- Fo .1. I'. -I'lMi",
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LitiGK FO SALI
J.S. M-e-.ll ll:i Ill'iVri! hi: n-i-
(Iciii-e to iii- !.r';rk y.ml s-nil 'i-.it ol'
l!ie i-i: v. :i ul liio-.- il.-.-ii i ? to pur.
cli.i.-t: ln:r!i v.i'j iii il !,im ii,, I,.- licrc
iirter. Ii.- i.:i mi Ii.m.l ;1 :.,r. lot of
tino A ! in i. I fur .i'e.
W". AVK!;s, AKi II! I 1 T SI .! ; I:
J. iritiliii.e t. 1 i, r 1 iist ;.:i:. iir.
:lil: l-uil'leo', AH-:::'. , Or. V...rk o.'i.iti.i
MONKV TO l.o.v; HoM." I'Mifil. .;.
i' I mil tat- ..-.ut.'v. i c,r ..rtini.
iars i-fi-joiro :f i;".. ti'ii".lirfv.
1 1 v.. lytvN. a..i--nt r-ii: Tin-: !,r.i
V' in1-' 'r--, i.:.- i'i'1 i - i Soil iir-nrai- v .in-.aiii-i
i'o;: s ii.K--.. ...-:.!. i n ull .if h,.,...
h Iii i iriiit.in- i-i i i'!i.ii:-i. f -r niipr.i o-l
rnilti-lato t li i rroat .ioo cf lri-..iii L.uii
I'oioj.any.
poi.n im.n'i;. i; i: i. i I'K.s.s. i; c.:i'.;;
VT l-'ii- i . - ry i.oi Ii iii.iki ri h'. fv, :tn
si lit t- ti.-v a.i'lre-.-i to intr.-ii.ico ins ;i-iiiH-
i.i .n "is lor In rt.
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A'ANTi;i A so ini-tr.-o. inn- whoinii i-m
M aiJ lit. "'ill :it oiTm-r O! :.tii aiul lia-i-r.'.u!
sti'oto, Mr. t A Itiukhart,
liinil Snreylii!
1
)A'tlir.H DKSIRINQ PI SVKTIXO DfSJCiSf.li-
tain a-.-ccrate iitl ;'ronut w.rk hv catliiii;
uj-on ex-cuiiiity sunt'ui r, I. J. t.i:tr. lit
hrwcoinplt te vopitf of tti'M nou-a and town
ship pl;it$, ami id i rt-par..' I tf!o Miir -yiif iii
ny part f I.inn coiii.tv. Poif'lf'ie a Mr-was,
il.Ucis Station. Linii ,oa ir .Ui'ou.
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ALBANY, OliEGON,
VISIT TO MONTEREY
The Presidential Party Highly
Entertained.
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THE OI.11EST COAST CITY.
School Clililren f traw Tlowers -Sp?eclios
by Wanamaker and Rusk Ban
quet, Rrceptioa aad Serenade.
Dki. JIontk, Cal., April 30. The
c:'.i::ens f M jiitoroy gvo -ha
iiresidont a splendid reoeotion-?.'
day, in the course of whicn'they
conmved in many ways to recip 1
, -
IiH -
lueuie me uuiiifioineiit 117 7 ilie glroa
previously ptid the city by naii J., t
iii(? the new coast tle'erie vol itr'i " f tK v
honor. The citv was elabo
rately decorated with llowcrs an!
bmitii:, tlie main thoronirhfi.r'.
Alvarado rtroot, lesemblinn i1
tropical garden. It was lined on
both Hides with lino sptcimeiis o
the ceh-biatod Monterey cypress.
Tlii: public school house was liter
ally covcre-l with the iiiitionai
lolorsaeda beautiful tloral aid
crowned the piincip.il wntrance.
The president and iiiembi is of his
I'ni ty wore all in lino spirits, liav
inf; en j iyed a full night's rest at
the Hotel Del .Monte. They arose
ea' ly an I af:er a hearty breitkfast
drove over the seventoen-mih-liive
of w hieh Califoriiians :ire so
ju-tly proud. I.are delegations i
people trmn Monterey, Siriinai
City and I'acitic iroe assembled
at the Del Monte at an early hour
and escorted the president to Mon
terey. Tlie board of city trustees
of Mon'erey first v.-tee tlie chief
magistrate at th" hoi.-l, and.
thioimh their ple-idiijt. Mr. Rod
erick, travo him the freedom if
their city. n its arrival at Mon-tei'.-y
the procession was met l.y a
lai"i;o delegation of school chil
dren w ho streu od their path wit'.i
(lowers an.'. led t ho - v. ay to the
mIiooI hoii--e, where the puii'ic
eveiei-i-s Wen- hel l. Mayor Hill,
of .-alma-, delivered the address
..l welcome on behalf of the thro'
i ilies. and ple-eiiled the president
villi a Milid silver card containing
:::i eiiravinjr of the o'd cu-toln
h.'ii -e insciiiicil as follows: ''Old
en -torn house where the lirst
A iiiei i. an ll.i' wa-i raised in ISPi.
i reeling j our picsident April ;!',
!'!." Tin- president, rostnias
t 'l-lieneral Wanamaker and Set-i--:ai
v Ru-k made addresses and
were loll lly applauded. The
presidential party then drove to
Cypress Point, a beautiful spot in
the woods, iiVfiinokiajf the ooe:i'?,
uli-rethey had luncheon They
spent the day in the neighborhood,
and di I not re-ttn n lo the Hotel
Del Monte until late in the after
noon. During the diive they vis
ited the .lunipeio Si -rr:i monu
ment, the jiit of Senator
Stanford, with the old ciisto!ii
lemjo ol Califoriii.i. old capi'o!
build nj, and other i--iies of olden
t'lues.
Tic.' pie-iill-iit .v.is L'iven :i
sjlivi-iiir bainpu-t t the Hotel
D I Monte this evening, and later
held a leception at the hotel, after
which ho w as serenaded by the
Monterey hand.
TI1KV SAV tiik i'i;ksuh;m.
A I'tiiniy lie i.'onl Wtn-ii yir. Ilaril
n Cniiii- I rioii Dinner
The San Francisco Aha say:
Early in the evoninu' the president
slipped down, alone and unoo
st ived. t j tiie dining r. oin, w here
ho pait jok of dinner. He was not
so iu.-kv on starting ba-k upstairs
pjain, however. As he hit the
dining room and ciitored the hov!
oliico niiii'.'niR' shou'ed, " I'hi'ie
irees 1'iesidetit Harrison!" The
tesiilt was astonishing. There was
a mad rush of a couple of hundred
peisons in the olli -o across the
iloor t-j yet a elimp-o of tli pro.-i-deiit.
Those outside no iut; this
rush and surmising; the cause, a'so
sar'od into the oliico, and about
one minute there was a jammed.,
hard-breathing and sardine-packed
mass of humanity. The presi
dent looked at the demonstration
in evident alarm and hesitated
u I. icii way to turn. Suddenly he
spied the elevator, and was quick
ly before it. That it w as the freight
elevator did not matter the slight
est. The president hastily got in
it. and w is quickly carried
stairs by the grinning elev
Inv.
up
;tor i.os,i:i:i !.;
ionki-.i:
VI In
f-il For rrrsiilcnt ll-irrU-
fin'M tNruiHlfiitlif r.
R-.'s; '::i i;ii, April 30. The mem
bers of the Rosebiirg board ol" trade
attending the presidential recep
tion at l'oitlan I w ill lake along as
tiieir must .lohnathan Woodiull'.
an old pioneer of this state w ho
played life in the drum turps in
the campaign of (ten. Win. Henry
Ilarri.-on at I!van-vii!o, Ind., iii
ISt't. He is still hale and hearty.
I VI VI KNS1-: STKIKK.
I.tmi W ill I'l'rlir.p I
T-.Iirru".
V I t -4 iWIie
Sr. I.ons, April :;. If tlie k-
nt niiliintil j lit t hi) uLiir uitit.,1 1
. ... ...v. .,.. onuai
can no saiu 10 oo mo forerunner ol
w hat is to happen to morrow, one
of the most serious strikes in the
lii-toryof St. Louis is imiiiinent.
The men who will go out will num
ber fully oOOO. besides carpenters,
marble cutters, inside wiromen,
iiiehiti'Ctual iron workers, inalster?
PlOlLVY, MA Y
i .
Wanl iron Bttikors ill prob .b!y go
'"I'r.Tsiii nc, April 3'). To-ii:lil
i fc.-e master builders conoludod not
)? look out for ) other trades .and
.the result will be that all will
vork on tl e preset: t coiitraotd until
1 1
they have (rone as far as they can
' tV'tnout curiieiitors, wlien llioy
r;ll find themselves simply unable
i proceed, but not locked out.
T.'io master buildois have d; tor
uained on this move to protect the
Guilders in the other cities, and so
Jiat trades outside the carpenters
could not have the pretext for
irikini; for eijrht hours and thus
Causing the movemciit lo Fproad.
Reports from many towns in this
re" Vtrikin- f.
inf, Ul(J ill(1;(,.l!iollf
ttoa sav the carpenters enei-
or emnt nours
o (if'i 11 1 1 o 1 . : e
1110 llillil.iliiviic: i'i.. .
'.:i. . i:.. 11,.
. . 1 .V l iii(-;iiiiiili 111 iuiti
orii -.1 sni.l itK.
VhIik-iI at Ji.;.-,.0. There Iti-ins
1 '.'(111 I'olimls.
S.vs Fi: vm i.m o. Apiil 30.--Dop;ity
Suivovor thiskoll made a siezure
this aftornooii. of l.oO pounds of
opium, valu -d at s'i.mo. The
opium was concea'edou thesS-am-sliin
Chin;', which aiiived belt
scvoial davs ago, but has heen in
.pi.irantin" ever since. The owners
of the i piu:ii claim it was not
meant for entry here hill v. a ' to be
sen! to Mexico.
mit .l I l. i v
That Ik tile rnlii 1 ill Ilie CliilH'-.-M
iiril-r I'ae.
I'oiii i.vMi, April :; t. Lne Do
Yon, a (,'lii'.ianiu who has been
on Ii ia! several days for the mur
der of Shake (lily MaI.u. a .lap
anese j.rositct-, Keb; uai y l-'o last,
wa-:u''i'.;iiie.i by the juiy in the
s'ate ciienit coin t this aftornooii.
Mileh hard feeling was caused over
the tii.il and fuit'ier trouble
t.veeu the laces is feared.
RAILROAD WORK.
I'll k os r. v and kii-'kih i::
Kil l l.
Wol K ri-iii;r-i-siii(; l iiliii alil -Vlmii
y Si-rurril ni M..rls;a;-s -
IC'illtN t" It' ISlH-il.
M AK-ui ii i n. (Jr.. April 3. At
the m -elin ; of the d;m-;ols of the
('mis l'.:iv, R)-eb;n' I'ast"iti
road, last night, .1. W. It-onii-t!
was elected vieo-pesi lent, Vice
F. W. Ihiiiiett, resigned, and the
otlieers w. ie aulhoried to .-L'ii a
u ortgilge of negotiati-oi to raise
funds. R. A. liraham. general
manager of the road, says that
work is nov progressing very sat-is-aotory.
The co:npary has Moat
ed two million, live hundred thous
and dollars in six percent., thirty
veais in gold bonds, secured by a
deed of trust to the Farmer's l.-jan
and Trust company of Now York.
These noil Is have been placed in
London, an I will bo available as
soon as the preliminaries are ar
raigned. The moitgago was exe
cuted this morning, l'.oiids will
be issued on the basis of twenty
live thousand dollars per mile, and
funds advanced as the wsrk is
completed in sections of live miles.
Soi l.ois I rouble In Hie I -'inherit'.
Si. Johns., N. F., April 3,1. Ov
er lii'ty bait carriers escaped the
gov e
niment ci niseis seveial days
ago
i'i. :
and sailed with cargoes for tet.
re. Information is now re-
coi.e.1. that th'y a ie reinrii'iig ami
the Hie:, i.ave hi-ll incit. d to 10-h-Hiju
hv ihe Frera h n;-r iiants
of St I i- tie. who have supplied
them w it'i iii'ius a: d 1'. piors
Much :ui;i. ty is felt her;. The
i'.i i:sh war-ship Pelican has gone
to Fortune hay to assist the domin
ion steamers. Serious troiibl-i is
expected to follow this intiiguo on
the pa't of the French.
The Mai-hrtN.
Lr. . i.cooi , A iri! 3 . -Wheat is
in po -r d'-maiHl ; Kau'-as w ilder,
hard S s ti d : steatlv.
S.vs Fu.vxi isoo, April 30. Wheat
shipping grades. SI. 70 : s'l.Ti1.,. ;
pcrceiiial ; milling, $l.S ' -l.si'...
per cenial.
Kinf ix llreak-i Ihe ;:-. r.l.
S vn 1";: v :sco, Aptil .'li1. Tiie
m itch race between tii I ndino
stables aii'i Rinfax. a?:d Maltese
Yilhn stable i raldino, s;x and
a ha'f furlongs, for l.00i a hide.
Rin'ax won. time I -0' i : breaking
th" ii cord.
Arms fur the Instil gent.
Los Ani.ki.i:s, April 3.1. It is
reported that the schooner " Robert
and Minnie" is in Catalina harbor
loaded with arms and ammunition
for the Chilian insurgents. The
vessel anived Saturday and has
had no communication with the
main land. She is heavily laden.
Iisatl'itl4 l''ire.
I! vki.Ksrii i.i). Cal., April 3(1.
Twenty-live buildings in Kernville
were destroyed by lire on Monday,
inc'iudinu lYt-'isoh's hotel. The
Odd Follows' hall was blown u,.
by dynamite to check the (lames.
The "loss is over Jl'O.iMO; no in-
sural. co
ticrnian i;itctioti.
lh:ui is. April 30. The supple
mentary bailot was taken in the
( ieestciniinde today, and the re
turns from fifty polling places
give Rismarck HTSS and Schmnl
feldt 171S.
GREAT SENSATION
The London Scandal Does
Down Eut Increases.
Not
CAPTAIN KKXEV I " SIM'IIKIt.
A Woman fro:a Paris To?tiSo? TLat He
Waj the Mar, anil Th..t He Told Her
ll Wanted To S'.du e I'll in-
Loniion, April .'in. There was a
sensation to day at the poslponed
examina'i'iii of Captain Yeiney.
t;i; member of parliament charged
with instigating the procuration of
the governess. Miss 1 '.racket t, for
immoral purposes, caused by the
testimony of a woman named
Louise, Adeline, keeper of u hotel
in Pari-, that Captain Wnicy hi'. '.
f illed upon her seven or eight
diMcrent times and asked Lor to
pro: ire for him two or ihn e girls,
p-omisiiig lo-r 10) francs if she
succeeded. Witness added th it in
spite o' tin; captain's solic ta'ions
aal tiie indict men's wlicii he
held forth, she positively lelused
to nii'i'-ilako tin; pnvuraii ju ro
fei red to.
M lo. Adelaide w:h jejsitive in
her idetitilication of Ycrnoy.
When a-ki-'i by the magistrate if
Captain Yerney said what he
wanted the gill.- lor. Adelaid le
plie I poiuipt'y: '"il-.; sail he
WiLlitid lo s.-d ic ' tie :n :i:nt that
!h y must bo ir uo's." Tln-y
created a gie:t sei.sit,.ni. Yenn-y
when asko I if he lia i aiiv lhing to
s:iy in his own behill said he
would s-iy iiothii.g in this court.
TIIK Mi'!illt:i! ivii'i:v.
Till-in :.f II. i' NV .'. i -l !v i'-.i;. - .11
I li -J A Ii .: i r. -
Ni:w Y'.i:.;. April 3U.--J m-pi ,ioi
11' rin-s liiis nioi iiiiig made pub ic
i sta'enient to the ell'eet that the
ni.ui kno ; ii as "Frenehy No. 1"
i ; ascertained to have u'ept in the
Fast River hotel oil the nLht of
the murder. The murdered woman
Carrie F-row ii, occiioiei loom 31,
A hile "Frenehy" slept in room
( )n the evening of the night of the
murder Carrie l'.ioivn was seen
g ,ing into I he hotel in company i f
a Hi-ange man. mis man leit the
p'a -e ! efoio midnight. It is be
lieved 'Frenehy No. 1" lie n vv nt
t'iC-irii.' I'.rjvvn's r.Hi ii. that they
pi irreled. and thai tiie rc.-ull oi
'b" row v is h- ninrd l of l ,e
' lu in.
The body of Cairie I'.to.vn was
snipped t her relal ives t his niorii
m;; at Sah in, Mass.
TIIK TKII'l.K Al.l.lANfK.
Ati iili-ian .llinister in lt-rliu on a
SM-I:il M Wstou.
Pe; iti. is, April 3 . P. iron Wel'ek.
under secretaiy of Austrian minis
try of commerce, has arrived hett
on a special mission for hi; gov em
inent. II is object id a uniiic iiion
of the ( i.'i iiian and .a u-t ri:i- rail
way systems by the ciiil t ii'elit of
common laws and adoption of
common regulations. In the nego
tiations to ha undertaken special
attention will ho devoted to the
arrangements of militaiy and
stravietic lims. with a view to the
rapid mobilization of troops in
both countries. Pol.ticians Foe
most important results if this ne
gotiation is carried out success
fully. It will bind (ieiiiiany and
Austria in closer union, and insure
the peni-anonee an 1 grca'lv in
creased strength of the ''riple alli
ance. TU V.NSKKK Al lK.
The llui.t Sjsle n l'a.-es I u.lcr
Northerii I'ai'ilic Conti'.'l.
Pi;xin.KTox, April ;;o. To-iuor-rovv
the Oregon : Washington
territory system of the Hunt road
will bo transferred t tie; new
ow ner, C. P.. Wright. A meeting
of the Oregon it Washington Ter
ritory stockholders was held in
Pendleton this afternoon for the
purpose of electing new oMieers
and a board of direct rs. No
change was made in the president,
Mr. Hunt being elected to succeed
himself. C. P. Wright Jr., was
elected vice-president and general
manager, and C. Herman, secre
tary and treasurer. The following
are the directors: i. W. Hunt,
C. R. Wright Jr.. C. Herman. R.
A'cxanner, C. II. Ca-tor. J. L.
K ilii.ui.
ioai. mim:s Sill 1 DOWN.
1'uii ThotiKaml Men tint of Km
liltfyiiicnl, Lv Svi i.k, III.. Aju-il .'!). To
morrow all the coal shafts in this
vicinity, excepting the White
lire ist mines at Lad l, w ill shut
down and I'm Hi mincis and com
pany men will be out of employ
ment. It is unders!ood that there
is no strike at present, but simply
that the contracts for the coming
year have not yet boon arrai god.
Held for Tii.il.
London-, Apii! 30. ('apt. Yeniey
was held for trial to-lay and the
bail increased from '.fl.tiilj to
.f3o.H00. To-day's evidence had a
weakening ell'eet on th j cap'ain'H
assurance.
kkjiit not i: uav.
Nt Yet Sstisfactorily lliirtl
or.
Commits, O., April 3J. The
deti'iiniiialion of the executive
board of the Fnited Mine Work
ers and presidents of state organi
zations to defer the strike in the
interest of the eight-hour labor
day does not seem to have been a
definitely bottled question, even
among the minors of Ohio. The
executive boatd made a proposi
tion to the Ohio operators to con
tinue at the old ratT for mining
and accept nine hours a day for
the coming year, beginning to
morrow. 'Hit- operators refuse to
accept uuloss they can have the
assurance that the agreement will
ii it c-.ubai rass them to such an
extent that conicting fields, like
Illinois and Pennsylvania, will
l.eit them in the mirket.
i;K-ii:i;v.iiio i.anih.
Tlie Sale remolded f the I nia
tllla Lands.
P;:niu:to.n-, April 31. The sale
of th" roieri-at'oii lauds was com
pleted to-day. I njring its progress
fi ;,!! !.; have been f.nd to re
ceiver McClelland. This amount
includes improvements, and is
something over one-third of the
total purchase price, which is the
neigh bjlhood Ol flMO.OUO.
CHINA WON'T. .1 AIM N MAY.
IMair Ki-rnscd hy c hina Thinks He
Will he SenJ. to .lapau.
'iiu v;o. Ajnil 30. F.x-Senator
Flair left this evening for Wash
ington. Previous to his departure
he said toa repoite:-: "My diplo
matic future is Somewhat proble
matical now, but I have been given
lo understand that 1 may lie sent
to Japan to succeed the late minis
ter, Swift. That will suit me.''
A California .Han.
Chick;. , April 3't. Director
t ieneral Davis, of the fair, to day
appointed Walter S. Maxwell, of
i 'alifornia, chief of tho horticultural
department.
CROR RROSRECTS.
KtslKKN WASHINGTON IS .11'
r. I I.AM'.
KM tylliini; l ai tiralilc and the
1'rniiiise Ii Kr the 1. argent
C'rci i Kver l'ridii il.
Si-ouvnk F. i. is, April 30. The
repoi'ls to tlie chamber of com
merce. from ail pa'ts of the grain
belt of Washington, indicate the
greatest grain ctop in the history
of the country. In somi places
seeding ii already finished, ald
everywhere it is well along. 1 lie
reports agree that the condition o:
w heat ;s much more favorable than
on April fust, the frequent showers
of the p.it tcii days putting the
soil in lino condition. Nothing
hut the most unusual conditions
can prevent agie.it nop this sea
son. .tl Y l Y.
Knrfipean Government Itreltd It
ol-.-ianee.
London, April 30. Dispatches
from many joints of the conti-ii-nt
indicate a peaceful May Day
although the powers are preparing
for the worst. The questions ot
workiiiginon's rights and griev
ances are much more widely dis
cussed than a voir ago and have
reached t ie most secluded village
in Franco, Spain, iormany and
Italv. Manifestos of socialists ev
erywhere are revolutionary in tone,
a fact which much worries the au
thorities. Throughout civilized
Kurope proletariate inobilizts and
acts and touch w ith the Ameiican
movement. This wide world uni
son is partly spontaneous and
partly organized, and imparts a
signhieanoe and gravity to to-morrow's
deiuonstrat ions.
mo::k stkiking.
Carienler anil Mami Want Kiht
Hour and More I'ay.
lYnsi',1 in;, April 3d. The car
penters of this city will strike to
monow for eight hours and an ad
vance in the rate of pay. Stone
masons vv ho are not now out will
also strike. There are about '.'.000
workers in the various trades here.
"I'haiiipinii" vf the World.
Nkw Yoiik, April 30. Frank P.
Slavin, the Australian champion
pugilist, made his debut at Madi
son Square to-night before an
audience of 4 -K0 people, when
Lilly Mid len introduced him as
"champion of the world," when
cries were heard from all over the
house of "no, no, Sullivan is the
champion.'' slavin gave a boxing
exhibition with Jim Daiy, of Phil
adelphia. Mexican Fiendish Murderer.
Ni:w Ouir.ANs, April 30. The
Picayune's Del Rio, Texas special
tells of a Mexican "Jack the
Ripper"' who visited the house
of a Mexican woman named
Samhez hc-t night, killed her and
cut her body in pieces. After the
butchery he wrote on I ho w all
with her blood : "Frtsh hoof lor
sale." Th" butciior h is not Ik-.'ii
captured.
Steamer Ashore.
London, April 30. A dispatch
from Kinsale savs the steamer be-
I longing to some trans-Atlantic line
I has gone ashore after show ing eig
! nala of distress and blowing a fog
horn. No details are yet learned.
VOL. VI NO. 129
HEAVY FOREST FIRE.
Great Damage to New Jersey
forests.
i.Aiu;r.sr fois thikty yeai:
Some Villages Threatened -Citizens Abifc
don Property The Wooded Land 1
Burut Ove-.
Pi.kasanivii.i.k, pril 3.O. The
forest tires are assuming alarmiej;
proiMjrtiotis, and have not Iteeu
oxccedctl in thirty years. To-night
tho sky is illuminated for many
miles. This morning Conovertown
and Port Republic were Bet on tire
from a locomotive, and a westerly
gale fanned the tlamea 80 that by
noon the whole forest south of
Pomona was blazing. By 2 p. ru.
tho Hames had reached Conover
ton and the citizens turned out to
tight them. Efforts were useless
and those living on the edge of
town removed their eM'eots to open
fields and watched the houses
hum. The greatest excitement
prevailed aad for some time it wait
feared the town was doomed. All
the wooded land in the direction
of the Shore road is burned. The
loss of timber alone will exceed
100,000. This evening the lire
broke out again west of Pleasant
villeandata late hour Pleasant
ville was surrounded by fire.
Mh.i.vii.i.k, X. J., April 30.
Hundreds of acres of woods have
been dest roved try lire, but most
of the farm houses were eaved.
To-night the fire is burning fiercely
near Alco. Hundreds of men are
lighting it and endeavoring to
save the buildings in its course.
Another branch is sweeping
through the avenues. The resi
dents have been lighting fire all
day and are fatigued and discour
aged. This town and the sur
rounding country are covered
with a cloud of black enioke. The
tire is above the cross road to-day
and destroyed thousands of acres
of small wood and a great etretch
of cedar swamp.
SI G AK TKl ST.
The New York Legislation Ie Ar.
ter It
AinvNv, April 30. The senat
oiuiiiittee this morning submitted
a voluminous report on the sugar
tiust investigation. It speaks
about 10 per cent dividends and
of fabulous valuations placed upon
tin; stock of constituent corpora
tion. The report says it was
plainly one of the chief purpoees
of the trust to provide for the is
suance of certilic -tes, affording an -opKti'turiity
for a great specula
tion, obviioiisly to the advantage
of persons managing the trust and
to the disadvantage to the general
public, who weie ignorant of the
secrets oi the trust. The report
questions whether the enormous
lividends have been earned in a
legitimate refining of sugar, and
calls att-ntion to the widespread
speculation in securities. It re
commended that legislation lie
had restraining the formation of
trusts as hostile to the interests of
the poople, or providing for the
formation under the supervision of
the s'ats.
GOY. I'KNNOYEKTO I'OKTLANO
Oecline to Take I'art in tlie Ite
ception to llrrrison.
Portland. April 3D. Oovernor
Pennoyer w ill not participate in
Portland's reception to President
Harrison. The committee of ar
rangements invited him, and to
night received his declination.
The governor in his letter sets
forth that he must remain in
Salem to receive the president. A
telegram was also received from
Governor Mark ham, oi California.'
regretting that it will be impossi
ble for him to accept the invita
tion to come, to Portland.
lireaking the Iteeoril.
San Frv xt i sco, April 30. Two
records were broken at tlie Bay
District track. Kenfax ran 1 3 ;
of a mile in 1.20'i. beatine th..
record bv 1 1 . seconds, and It o
Spur did l'4 miles in 3.0034 , a
niarter of a second faster than
any previous record.
i
itase Halt.
Tacomv. April 30. Tacnma
Spokane 2.
Seattle, April 3.1. Seattle
Portland 1.
A gontleman who has a little
daughter of an inquisitive turn of
in nd invited a friend to dinner
with him last Sunday. II chanced
that the friend had been divorced
from his w iie, or nis w ife from him
or each from the other, and little
Annie who had heard something
about it. was curious to knew
uioio. "Why didn't you brirjg
yrt'.ir wile w ith you, Mr. Blank?"
aski-d Annie, when they were
seated at the table. The guest a .
IrttV confused, looked at the child,
and said he didn't have any wife,
now. Then Annie in spite of ad
monitory scowls from papa and
mamma, continued: "What did
you get devorced from her for'."
"Well, Annie, said the visitor,
"Don't you think it is better w hen
two eople can't live together
happily that they should sepa
rate '" "No, I don't" answered
Mie little miss : "I think it is bet
to fight it out ; that is the wav mv
papa and mamma do,"
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