Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 14, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

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AL15ANY, OllEttON, SUNDAY. I UJS E . 1891
VOL. VI NO. 167
DPRICE'$
UdPowder
CJsed in Millions of Homes
ifc are at
Our .-viring an 1 Summer Stock
complete
GO 3D3
Very attractive lines in new
cjlr!ius and l.it.st
no ."el" led.
SPRING & SUMMER JACKETS!
Lit -st Styles! Hig I Novelties! Lidies, Misses A; Chillien's.
FURNISHING GOODS,
VKi.viir-. sma-s. ?.n"s n 1 plfsh ks. la pi ks and
MI'SK- .;. NI KNIT UNDKRWKA R, (BOTTOM
A S! Vi I. L ! I V-;::. KM P.ROI PI-IR! KS, ST LK AND
I.INE HANDKKPOIIIKFS. SCARFS.
VKII.INGS, SI
maw Mvmmxmmw
Gk W. 8IMPSON,
FIRST STRKK T, ALBANY, OREGON.
'In Sprlrin2tlie 'young Jmati's fancy
Ligl itlyturns to tl louglits of love !'
The vi-'e yo.iui 'iiin, the ol I in in, the thrifty housewife, all will
tu-n th-'ir ste n. w'leu searching for fresh tahle ddicaeies, choice
butter, fres'i la 1 ill-', stipe and faicy groceries of all kinds, to the
groery store of
C E. Brown ell.
The Albanv
A FULL LINK OF
TJ I K 1 'AC I K
'V : IS
SAVISt LOAN i BUILDING CO.
-OF SAN
Oife ai Abiolat?!?
FOR SMALL MONTHLY AMOUNTS.
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Six do'.la-s per montn will amount to $100) in seven years,
doubling the amount invested in that time.
Money loan -d on real estate security at 0 per cent. For full particu
lars apply t STEELE & CO., Local Airents.
40 Years the Standard
the Fron
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will be found larger and more
thiii ever.
WHITE GOODS
Anything and everything in
I.I've assortment ami end
less variety.;!
AWLS, ETC.
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UNDERTAKING.
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Safe lu'csfme
FOK SALE, WANTS, ETC.
IIMVI'KD A nx nwiii cnttsitfc nor the
tiHinvs ptTticii of tho i-ity, W ill
n-iit ly the ir or tak a 'ease. Call ut
llKRAIK.tlil-e.
U(H; SAWINU l"Mt' rn the ehcriext
lia'i.e. Onifs 't:t at I'r, Irms' will
li-1 rouill atttliikd to. W . NKKLY.
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;nthi.-
A STtllrition lo ilo
V-nt'ral
ah ly
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st
IlisoiKtr.
llrAN ! KD-AiffM-w tnfl! a I nus' holil ar
il ti Ic i.t-i'dcii i- tvi-n h. u?i-; li moiti-
to ri, lit part; I kuii If f ti c ts, aillre-s.
N. V. liAKLINHHOl -7. L-VC-lUll St, l'llt-
a. il Orrrt ,
lOll SALK- A u'nl li r.; lian e 8 and
J? hllirvv" fr tia't; ill ap for catli; a l-arya'.l.
Ki.fiiiru at the real m a.c otliev if liitrKliart
Kteiu-y,
Oa WIXM. AUKNT KOK THK LEAD
Inif Are. life anl aochlent insurance com
panies 1 PADRES OF L VNr- All fit for culti
J )) vation, and un lor fence, for flalu at
10 iter a.-re. Within 1 j miles from railroad
t it i .n and 20 uiilea from Alhany. Apply a
thi otlice.
OtAN WA has removed h 8 laumlry to the
O iron h-ui the eor-ier of Second and
Lyon rtret-U.
ili-- lo l-llors.
AM th i- indented to the late firm of
rhonip."o:i .V Overman are reiiictetl to call
at once and 6eUle the name.
MONEY TO LOAN lu lare or smal
ainoiiritH, from i mo-tth to five
vt-ar.s on Albany, and Linn county rea' tvitate.
I'all on or address W. E. .M. l'heraon, real
estate hroker, oppoitu Itus9 we
L.-IIKI Tor :ilc.
S. 10. '), l. SO acres, cany terun, in'all
incut plan iheiji and iiu'h prii-eil. A. so ft
lew city lute ad owned by II. Bryant
MONEY TO LOAN- HOME CAPITAL ON
food real citate security, r'or particu
lars enquire of Go-.. Humphrey.
LO SaLE ju t..il,tl00 worth of house
X h ild f.irniture m echani;c for iinprovi-d
real estate tncju'reat orlice of Orc.-.m Land
Company.
roi.i Kisi, ti (ioi.o pi ns, ti .:i.it
JT it-.ii'-i i, very tttxxX handkerihiefs, all
sf:t to mic a.i-irss to introduce my -h -up
line of i-mIi, for 10 cts
J S. Simmons, Cadiz O
A!'E A wirkh .r-e, pii.l
(. 1:1 .-aipc lt'T w irk. C H -C T. L.
tt jll.cci v- u. i. Knai;
si I S COCKTAIL. 1 r IS
.ut at :he lilirem S.il-iori.
THE
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A stt-ii. 'e'i!'e liil- herd.-,
:T tl.a i it :'. iniriuie trai-U r. .
A'lt jn-Tilc, at t l.'iii.lts h-tti.t.
py t . J. .1
T O.ST -I' o.n 'h d !' Il i'-l i l t;.i
I J a 'i.d: .1.-.u-Ii t'-r-'nr ;:ur. I;
ti :i 'e l-iu t it" re. v .-ry will .e i
t I'llO
re-v r U-1.
hi; se :E-ii;;i i rtiE sevVueh e
1 an f (MT.ell . d nurse el I -ill I n.ie !' a
p yirtf at te corne
of rif-haud P.aker S:s.
tamt rJarvrjIne.
RTIItH UXHIK1N9 81'RVItriNa DOM CAN OB-
X tain a-'curate nil prompt work i- eallinu
Uoii cx-county euni-yoi t, T. T. fisher, lie
haseompletc r-opiet- of field notes and town
ship platg, and is prejare I to do surveying in
inv part !! Linn county. 1'OHtortice atldrcee,
Millers Station. Linn co'i u.Orcion.
IIOOH SAWINU-A. 11. Howard havini;
pur. hascu the lr 1 M Jonei wo-d aw
i.ijt outfit, is now ready to H.I all orders.
Leive r rders at rcsideii'-e. inrur 1 of Srcond
an.i Vamoia streets, or Deyoe .t Errnun's.
1TKNISHF.I) ROOMS In mi o' th
pieisi.net localities in ihe - ify to
lent, For partic ilars iiniirie at his othce.
U npx.e ce&tji te
1.U
islusiuo tttrJ
bccaus"ifAisltlie best
for"SaU, Everywhere
A Ml I't'OSIT L MOUkl K.
Work cannot be successfully
continued unless there is an active
mental interest in it. If the mind
is not clear, bright and buoyant,
then the work is drudgery and the
worker is a machine. An
occasional dose of Moore's Re
vealed Remedy will put the body
and mind in such harmony that
the hardest tasks will seem us
play.
ItU kl.r V AICM( A S.tl.tC.
The lit'st salve in ties world for Cut..
Bruises, So.cs, I'lrtrs, Salt Klieum,
Fever sores, Tetter, Chapped Hanc',
Cliilblains. Cort. uiidskin Eruption:'-,
and tios tively cures Piles, or i.o pay
required. It is L'tiarantecd to k'ivs
perfect sati.sfnctiim, or money re-
funded, Vrieeii eents per box. Fcr
sale by Ko-ln:y it Mason
Notlre.
All jiersons indebted to K. C.
Searls are requested to call and
settle at once as all accounts must
be clo-jed by the t-'Oth of June.
L C. Searls.
June 8th 1801.
Do you want to be happy and
make those about you pleased, if
so go and get one of those lovely
toned piano's at Mrs. Hymans.
tiik ri irrr am stai.k.
Rev. F. M. Shrout, l'astor I'nited
r.rethren Cliurch, Jlue .lound
Kan., says : "I feel it my duty to
tell what wonders Dr. King 8 ew
Discovery has done for me. .My
Lungs were badly diseased, and
my parishioners thought I could
live only a few weeks. I took live
bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining 2
!l)9. in weight.
Arthur Love, Mar.a-'er Love's
Funny Folks Combination, w rites :
After a thorough tr.al and con
vincing evidence, 1 am confident
Dr. Kinii s New Discovery lorLon
sumption, beats 'eni all. and cures
when everything else fails, the
greatest kindness I can do my
many thousand mends is to tige
them to trv it ' Kr trial lint t'
I at Fob hay & Mason, Drug Store
uegniar eizesSOc. ami !fl 00.
hi: i . ii r oi ritiiLiv.
nervous women seldom receirs
the sympathy they deserve. Wli .e
otten the pictures ol health, th iy
are constantly ailing. To with
hold sympathy from these unfn r
tunates is the height ofcruelt?.
They have a weak heart, causii.?
shortness of breath, llutterir
pain in sioe, weaK and hung y
spells, and linailv swellinir
ankles, oppiession, chokiur,
smothering and tlronsv. I.e.
Miles' New Heart Cure is just tl e
tlung tor them. l or their ne -vousness,
headache, weakness
etc., ins Kestorative Nervine la
uiif(ualed. Fine treatise en
"Heart and Nervous Diseases"
ane marvelous testimonials fr
sold and guaranteed by Stanard i
Cusick.
itM.ooit rt:iiri.4ies.
Do you know that Moore's Re
vealed Remedy is the only patent
medicine in the world that does
nut contain a drop of alcohol ; tlu.t
(he mode ol preparing it is known
only to its discoveier; that it is a:i
advance in the science ol medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; that its proprietoi 3
oiler to forfeit f 1,000 for any casa
of dyspepsia it w ill not cure .'
Sl'tdlll V TASKS.
S. If. Clillord, NewCassel, Wis..
Aas troubled with Netiralgia s.nl
and Rheumatism, his Stomach was
disordered, his Liver was alletted
to and alarming degree, appe'.ite
fell away, and he was terribly re
duced in llesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Litters cured
him.
Kdward Shepherd, Harrisl) lrg,
III., had a running sore on his leg
ol eight years standing. L tied
three bottles of Klectiic liit'.ers
and seven boxs of Lucklen's
Salve, and his leg is sound i.nd
well. John Speaker, Catawba, 0.,
had live large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle F.leetric Hitters and one
box Lucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Foshay it
Mson, Drug store.
A Ml SI Kill I VI'l.tlM It,
The paers contain frc uat
notices of rich, pretty ande.nu. iled
girls eloping with negroes, trj sps
and roachiiien. The well-kn )ivn
specialist, Dr. Franklyn Mi.js'
says all such girls are more or
hysterical, nervous, very in:
Hive, unbalanced ; usually sub
to headache, neuralgia, sleepl
ness, immoderate crying or lai
ing. These show a weak nor
system for which there is
remedy equal to Restorative 2J .-r-vine.
Trial bottles and a :e
book, containing many marvel' :s
cures, free at Stanard & Cusi i,
who also sell, and guarantee 1 r.
Miles' celebrated New Heart Ci 3
the finest of heart tonics. Cu. 38
Iluttering, short breath, etc.
Mll-VH M ltll.it I.MKK TILLS.
Act on a new principle regula
ting the lier, stomach andlowel3
through the nerves. A new dii-
eoverv. Jr. .Miles' l ins speedily
cure biliousness, bad taste, torpil
liver, piles, constipationr Un
equaled for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest ! 60dose3
for 25 cents. Samples ee, at
Stanard A Cusick.
His Celelirated
CUKE
Warran,e.Uo..ApHJl0J2ITiJ.S(. Orkney
the generative organs of either sex w.-- - .-r
arisitnr from the execsixe u-'e or s':-.
tohai'co or opium, or thr ui-;h out.' c'
rretion. cv-'r indulgence, it fc.ieh r o'
Drain Pcver, Wake'u'ne-s. lie." 1 . i
pains-'tt'ie Pack, Semi n-1 Wt.I.i- I--
teiU, N ou str.dio.i, Ne. , (.
sioi , L iicorrhoe I)i. in s, W '
Losiof Powur and linjiote.i.v w.-'i 'i -- 1
lecttd u.ten lenl to prtv r t i u r rr..
ins.-"itv. Price jl a hoi.; fj 'u,j ; I, .- ; ,W
S. nt i.v rr. il on r-oj; o" ti -
A VKI1IK f.l lKtMi.: '1 .v n
wi: ii every t r ord. r rev ivm, .1 . 'e u t.ie
monei if a I'rrmciii nl it re not IfetC".'.
We have thoiipaiiilsof I .' . 'nioiii.'ls 1,0m o'u
and youuir, o.' Ith s' r - t 1 110 h. vc l"cii
pt-nnauently ciiriti hv tiic u w f Afi 'Ci :.:ne
Circular iree, Addif s
Tilt: A I'll 1:0 MClMilM: .
Western ltranch, llox, il. Porlbnd, Oicv'on.
For sale by Koshay & Mason, whs csii.e and
etail d moists. Alhany, OrK n.
r-LFOPt iff AFTER
STATE DISPATCHES.
Bills Found gaintt Saw Mills
for Violating Certain Laws.
SAWIUST IN THE SANTIASI.
Xba St.de Food Comtniisiocer Makoa
Stait'l g ReDOrt-Oregon Pi'.neerj
Will Mwst.
S.u.i m, Or.i June 13. Circuit
court for the June term closed the
first wei'k's session this evening.
The f:r.ii d antt petit juries were
discharged and the court will con
tinue a day., ior two next week.
True bills wefre returned against
three eaw nrij't SruiB, one in Salem
and the others on the Santiani.
The charge being the dump of
sawdust in the Btream, contrary to
law, and damaging the tishing in
terests. The a rests have not been
made yet.
W. W. Raker.state food commis
sioner, was here to-Jay and made
an ex .mii.ati'iri of the dairies in
the iciiiity of Salem. He makes
a startling report, having found
one daiiy in a horrible filthy con
dition, and very damaging to the
health of the patrons of the de.iry
and public. This evening Com
missioner Laker had a warrant
issued for the arrest of John Cis
s.idy, the dairyman. His stable
was filthy, and he was fced'og
malt to mill h cows.
The la-t rail has lieen Ia"'J ami
the last pole set for the e'ecliic
line extension to Ihe fair grounds.
The c.irs wiil be liinuing iv July
lirst. Thetiavk is he'tp; ba lasied
ami put i'i good shape.
OI:l.(. IIIIVKKKS,
They Will .Meet in the Melioolls
Next Tuesday.
I'oitri and, June L!. The nine-
t'enth annual meel'u and rt un
ion of the (lit gon l'ioneer As'oei
ation will be held in this c;ty on
Tur? lav next.
Thecomiiiitl.ee of arrangement.
consists of Frank Dekum. Henry
Failiir', (ieneral Wilh im lyipes,
Charles K. Ls;dd and (ieo ge 11.
II i iira. Lverytaing possible s
bein 'doneby them to m:'ke the
melting a succe.-s and a la'ge at
tend nice is exiKeled.
Iu itations t. be present have
been sent to the l'ioneer and His
toric.! tociety at Astoria, the
Soiuhe'-n Oregon Pioneer a -sstia-tion
and the county societies of
Polk ard L'Pii counties. Many
disliir;ii:-ihcd individuals and
nro'iitrie olhcials have also been
:'l'ted. '---
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A 1IEAKTV WELCOME.
Sir W llliain Gordon CuunuUig and
Itrlile at Home.
London. June I'i. Sir William
Gordon Cummin.; and his bride
received a royal welcome on their
rival at Forn s, Seot'and, near
which the Uiiotiot's e-iaie is sit
uat 'd. The inhabitants of Forres
and its neighborhood from many
miles around in order to show
their sympathy for the owner of I
Altver. An address of welcome
.Vi iiresuited their, with coni.i'
uiations. i
DO WK MAM EACTl 1!E UN
It
Would Surely Seem So
This Dispatch.
fri in
I.iis-niiN. June 1:!. Ow in' tj the
ler-r.-iscil ileniniiil from America.
forty-three Welch tiu-plate works
w ill shut down duriui; the whole
month of July, locking out 1'd.OOO
men. It is ieared the stoppage
ill extend bevond July. A mass
meeting of the men will beheld in
Swansea to protest against the
lockout.
A l'ioneer Laid Away.
ORk;oN City, June l.'. The re
mains of (ieorge W. Waiting, of
Oswego, was huiied at the Masonic
cemetery in this city yesterday.
Mr. Wailing was a pioneer of 1847,
ami has resided at Oswego contin
ually since that time. He was a
member of Multnomah lodge, A.
F. & A. M., of Oregon City! He
was 72 years of age at death.
Killed By a Premature Blast.
Kicamoni), Va., June LI. By
the premat ire explosion of a dy
namite bla-t on the Koanoke
Southern railroad, between Rock
Mount and Roanoke, two men were1
instantly killed and two fatally iu
ju -ed.
Tho I'eople's Tarty.
Sr. I ons, June 13. Five mem
bers of the executive committee of
the people's party met to-day be
hind closed doors, to pass upon
matters of importance in connect
ion with the preparation for the
campaign of 1S02.
Exports on Bread si (!'.
Wvmiinoton, Juno 13. The
bureau of statistics report the
total value of exoorts of domestic
htea Istull's from the United Mates
dui ino- last May was 12,330,000.
W II EKE WILL IT END?
Kuml: Will Exclude all Foreign
ers from Her Domain.
Sr. PirrEitsBCRd, June 13. The
Jewish persecution is extending to
all foreigners in Russia, especially
Germans, Poles and Tartars.
Prince Kuropatkin, governor-general
of Transcospia, has signed a
secret order expelling- nearly ali of
the Polish engineers and imploycs
engaged in building and working
the Central Asian railway. The
same order gradually expels all
foreigners engaged in Servia, ex
cept Frenchmen. Among the Jews
expelled from Moscow are many
old soldiers, some d-corated with
St. George's cross, the highest pos
sible reward for vah-r on the field.
it is Bemi-oilicially st.it'-d that
ArnoM While, a.re;it of i'.jron
Hirsch, who has been sent to
Russia in order to make iin invre-im-nts
for the cinigiat on of .lews
has been very favorably received
by the higher authorities who
greatly favor the scle me.
The government intends to limit
the number of Jewish physicians,
banisters, lawyctsand journalists
in every town in Rm-sia.
A FA.MOl S CASK.
Alleged Conspiracy to Itreak A. T.
Steward Will.
ew York, June in. During
the procedings yesleiihiy in the
Stewart will case, ex-Judge Rus
sell, for the dt :cn !a:.!s, !,!! the
repolters a p;ii t ! t e a i, ( 'j;i-
sptracy ol a vi.ou a.-' ii-o.e i:. . it;
will and dni'ie liie pioietds.
William 1. S nilh, A. i'. i-ieaii,'s
old body servant, was alleged lo be
the tcol of the conspiracy, lie was
defendant in a suit brought by
Sara Liatiiigh to oust him from
the premises at 11:1 Fast Thirl y
lit'tii street, given him by Mis
.Sewat. Allida.its have been
served Uon attorneys for coim
pla'nants, i'lt iuding (itneial l'.en
Sutler.
Kesult or Too Much W hisky.
MoNTtioMciiv, Ala., June i;5. I.
N. (iilchrist. meinber of the last
:ts cn.bly ?n I y- ;r -r pi. r, ol' lr
ci Ii d noiliiv. comiu'i : ! s.:-e de
by taki g "n.o ih: . li had
been il'iii'.itg n- " v e-r.ei:i
v.ceU, rod i!i-.-i.i:n.I c brt aking
the habit.
THE PANAMA " CANAL
THE SIIAKEIIOLIIEIIS WILL
I'IKISECI TE l)E LESS! I'S.
iri'liis is Donelt Wilt lie the Means
of lelyiiijf Work on the World's
ICiesest Ddcli.
P.m: June 13 Tre e a
t be no doi-ht th :t D" I.
w1' be pro ' I'.'-d.
P'ar.,
I -
wlfe dec'a -ed the i up
i on that tue i.i-ui'v has
1,
co ue e.iiichcd is v.kho it f cnd-i-lioti.
On the conl'.i' y, siic ivs
her v, ho'e fo l fe is 'ivi'.eii i::
the Panama canal. De I. epulis is
now ill and weak.
Ed.i'' th'S moip:iig t;:,s Ihe
Pau.itiia can.il sliaieholilers
are deie minid that unless the
government p oseculesDe I.essups.
they wi'l biini: charges be ore the
Correctional Tribune of the Seiue.
The shareholders ald they will
take siaii'ar action against ChavK s
De Ixssups, Damn l'ois-on t.'otta
and Fontaine. It is reported the
l anama canal pros cutioti is con
nected with a scheme ol the Credit
roncier syndicate lo place the en
terprise on a new and S'jlid ba:is,to
omplete the canal.
London, June 13. A 1'aris cor
respondent of the Times says the
decision to prosecute the I'anama
.-anal management is regarded as
a weak measure, and it is thought
will complete the ruin of the enter
prise. There is a general feeling
of regret that De Lessups is om
pelled to undeigy such treatment
at the close of his patriotic and use
ful life.
THK I'OSION TKIAL.
All Aiile-Mortem Statement Denied
by the Defendant.
Memphis, Tenn., June 13. The
ante-moitem declaration of DaiJ
Poston was real this morning in
the criminal court, before which
Colonel King is on trial for Fusion's
murder. In it Poston said King
walked ti l to him, called him
scurrilous names ami lired imme
diately. Colonel King then took
the stand and told a diil'erentstory.
He say 8 he met Poston and asked
hiiu to withdraw the charges made
against him (King) and w ile in the
cross bill in the famous King-l'il-!ow
case. Ilereitised, and King
denounced him as a scoundrel.
Poston then called King ile names
and, witness asserted, put his hand
behind bis overcoat. Witness,
thinking he had a pistol, drew bis
own and lired. The cross bill in
the King-Pillow c::s2 was then
read, ami Kingsaid the wholelhmg
was a tissue of falsehoods.
the divorce bill, which was never
filed, was also introduced. It tro-
fessed to be a copy of the bill
written by King, setting forth that
his married life was unhappy and
arranged for a marriage w ilh Mrs
Pillow in event of a divorce being
obtained. Kingenteied a denial
of this.
A Fatal Eleetrieal Storm.
Loxii P.itANsjii, N. J., June 13.
An electrical storm which swept
over this section of the state yes
terday afternoon caused a loss of
life and the destruction of consid
erable property. At Hamnionton,
Daniel Gross and his two children
were instantly killed by a bolt of
lightning. The damage done at
Ashbury Park amount i t $20,-00X
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
The Better Class of Immigrants
are Coming Westward
CLEVELAND LOSING GKOISD
Comment on Topics of Foblio Interest at
the National Capital The Growing
Northwest-
sjh; ia: Correspondence, Cop righted.
Wamhm'lo.v, .tune 10 An
e;,,-nest effort is to !e made by the
Government authorities. t" en
force to the letter and imuiigration
laws, which, though mild, are
sutlicieiit to put a stop to the worst
a'msi scomplaiued of. The steam
ship companies are chiefly at fault,
ami lesolute measures are to be
taken to bold them to the severest
penalties of the law whenever they
unrig in punrs, lunatics, or
criminals. Except Chinese, im
migrants of this character f sldom
fin 1 their way to the west, for
w hich quarter," however, the great
body of the lielter class im
nrediately depart alter lauding at
the seapoit.
.HE WEST TO HAVE tt'K INCPEASE.
Railroad manaseia and others
w ho del practically with the im
migration question a;e preparing
to "lumd'e'' ag et.t number of new
i (ci e s i. o'ii the old world th. n
ever. p:ui ave in the in't lieliei '
ih.it by i.tr the lai0er put v i j
sci '-; horn-i in the We t, rr . I
eptc..!"e the Mail 3 01 Inl .0
v.e t. To s.n.Ji iiaii of fie
i'..pi.;;l iu the F'stei.i Si- s ;.
loo -igoe'. for e np'ovmeui ' xt'ir
it'..' '"i' :l'o. Peso is h.i" "g s.
(.iotl th'ii'r " wiiii which to i i'"ce
c.'pHal shof'd ii'iue nlr. d tl'3t t"- 3
in sett is the opi'-iiiit'ie mome't!
.-bee "i.in eve- . 'iiitv wd'i''
to t.i'.e chrnce and l.e coti'"nt ".In
i goi.sl ii ;'i; :f it o.dy lie S''re.
ihe I mU is a good one to put in
pract'ee.
ALL KCKENE AT 110. K.
Sr-c.etniy Fosler, of thelVa'-f-y
third. - he sees iiis way c!cap as t
: !'c li'iances of tlieiuiure. AM ihe
i i .-ogiiiKt d og.tns of iiia'ue fe
s! ion ; ami clear in the I elie' tint
no cloud is I:ke'y to'-se to des,i"b
he business pros-cccf wl'ic'i id
'o-ne crops and a lar,e fo.e'tn
' demand are bound to insure. 'iVe
piesent ".t'-t may be desc ib(l by
saying that the financial ni.-'-l;eis
a'einapei'od of rest. Tue im--ovement
in Europe cont'.nes,
o'it full confiderce in tiie ent re
-lab lity of the markets there can
not be said to be yet reVed.
Though ledticed ;u volume, lue
stream of o'd expoi ts is sti.l Cow
;ng Knroi ?waid, the amount last
wi-'k having been fo.ir and a ha'f
ru'iiiou, with
other thiiinie.
s to
to low. Magr'.iic-.'iit as has b.-e;t
tl eellect iu Kurora of the go'd
expo Is fio'n Ame'iej. and gieat
dj li: i been the avei tisemeat of
our li lanc'al si eng.h, P exh'b't
v I ii on p-u tini wit'i f:iO.O?0,0'J'.l.
(.') o." go'd without sei lous in. ;u ,
the cou.'.iuance of tte irovement,
ow.
I even in smalie' amonuts, is an
tasio'i of moieorlessdeivessioii.
NOT ALL SELLNE AltROAK.
Abroad theie are signsof unrest,
jn account oi heavy debts, partic
u'ai'y those male in England
'.y South American countries
s ci dilations enormous and jrofit
less. HE EMI'OItll M OF THE PACIFIC.
In an interview with Hon.
Robert P. Poiter, Suieriiitendent
of Census, w ho has just returned
from the Pacific coast, Mr. Porter
said to your correspondent:
"The real need to-day of the
West, especially of the State of
Oregon and Washington, is manu
factures. There is a la -.k in Port
land, Astoria, and Taeoina of
frictory c'limney, and I think that
the people who lay the foundation
of a lare manufacturing city thee
will eo.i v a boon on Die people of
those Slates, by aiding trealy
ami materially in their develops-
ment.
The commerce of the No'lbwest
is growing greatly and, in con
sequence of protection, we have
encouraged production in this
country at reduced prices, so that
we will readily supply Australia
with a great many articles; and
anything that has a market on the
Pad lie Coast States or Australia
or even South America, could le
manufactured, to great advantage.
POl ITU'AI. ;;S!P.
Pieiidetiv's ik l0'3
liie
aven.-e i oni me
seat of C' ..
ii-
n
ii the piefent sum me r , : ot
like y to be long, though may
he f'Ki'icnt, owing to the '..t-ss of
Mr, LUine, and the r n.iL-?r o
ipiestions that will require 1 is
at.cntion on that acconnt.
The reiKirt that has been ex
tensively circulated that Secretary
Noble will leave the Interior .;e
pailment to take Minister
Lincoln's pi. ice in London, the
latter bein assigned by the
rame report to Setretary Proctor's
place in the War Department, he
iii tir.i, by the same process, tak
ing Mr. Edmund's shoes in the
Senate, e:.iluded at the first bound.
It is possible that Mr. Noble in the
fa'l may 'e .ve the Cabinttto go
upon the Supreme Court Urencli
under tiie new law.
Senator Voorhees. of Indiana,
and Senator Col!iuitt, of Georgia
indorse Lie assertion that Mr
Cleveland is losing ground among
1 letnoerats West and Sout h for the
next nomination for President.
Senator Gorman, it is asserted, is
gaiuing as the prospective nominee.
WIIT OF MR. BLAINE?
Jnte'l'!-;! ent op'n oa has about
t titled down on fi e p-esent con
di;io.i and p onp'oly .".iliii-e of Mr.
Blaine, w no is t hl'i Maine home,
where he is expected to remain,
almcst iideiijiteiy. Here in
Washington no one 'appeals will
ing to hazard the oD'nion that he
wi.l return be "ore fa'l, if at all.
The shock which u'.3c; him was
toia'.lv unlike a.vyiirng that pre
vio.isysent lrni iii-o his house
and to bed for a 'ew days to come
out again reasojib'y fresh and
sfong. At present he is capable
of neither menial !.;bor nor much
phys'cil exe-iion. Neitlior the
President nor any Cabinet officer
wi'l BAv'tt'Lt he exDecis to eea Mr.
Pla;ne" returned to his post in the
Sta'e Department nor for some
months at least. The business of
the department, with the capable
oversight of President Ilairieon,
goes on with undiminished
efficiency in the hands of Mr.
Blaine's deputies and working
force, Mr. Adee being the acting
Secretary of State.
M I'KMl'BS OF WAIC
A Guatemala Revolution la a fore
gone Conclusion,
C i v of Mevco, June 13. Ad
vice ? from Guatema'a sources- re
vea.l the true reason of the discon
tent and revohuionaiy talk in that
count. y. The restless spirit is
occasioned by the elections which
: -0io he held in Ociolier. Presi
dent j .'iiiliaa wishes to make
Fi.nc'sco Auguinano, a member
of the cabinet, his successor, but
ihe ptooie are nut willing to accept
ihj no ni.talion. Letvcen now
and election time a revolution is a
fo-'egone conclusion. The same
;'lvices evy tiiei-e is no tiDuble be
tween Salvador and Honduras,
toih count iiesobserving the recent
t-euty to the letter.
HE SEES IT NOW.
THE I'lilNCE OF WALKS
CATCHING ON."
ia
His Highness Cannot Any Longer
Treat the Matter Lightly-Sir
William's Case.
London, June 13. The Prince
of Wal s nd Duke of Cambridge
came to t)n this morning on
business which is generally under
stood f i be connected with the
ba;cir.it terndal. The prince,
who waat first disposed to treat
Llie nuti-sr li-riitly, is uow awak
ened t the seriousness of the
rituation. A 1 ondon correspond
ent of the I r'ds Mercury eays he
has good ret )3 to state the secre
tary of suite for war will apologize
Monday next in the commons on
behi If of the Prince of Wales lor
the course the latter t3)k in con
doning the conduct of Curnnring
a". Tranby Croft last September.
it is currently reported that
Lord Co'eiidw, lord chif justice
of England, who presided at the
recent trial of the suit of Cum
tiling against Arthur Wilson and
.Hi eis, will take otlicial notice of
the charge made against him bv
S.r William, the substance of
wbieh is that the verdict of the
jury would have been entirely
different had it not been for the
partiality for defendants which the
lord chief justice showed in his
summing up and his charge to the
ji'ry.
OTIIEK PEOPLE'S MONEY.
The Amount of Herzbacher's Defal.
ration Made Knowi.
New York, June 13. The
amount of the defalcation of Julio
Herzbacher to the New York Life
Insurance company, is $370,0).
Vice-President Welch said to day:
'"Some people may think it very
Itieer that such a sum could be
taken without discovery by us.
I'.utitt- kes a very long time for
the proceeds of the South-American
business to be sent to us. The
business of that asency is between
$2,0X1,000 and $3,000,000. In so
large a sum, a uelay in the arrival
of if370,C00 wou'd not attract
sf ::ial notice. Mr. Sanchez is re
sponsible to us for what Ilers-
bacher lias taken, we have the
greatest confidence in Sanchez. and
will institute no legal proceedings -
against him." It was said to-day
that, besidefe the .; O.OUO of agency
money, Ilertbacl er had appropri
ated some of his partner's psreonal
funds.
Coudltiou of the Weather.
Wamiin;t(in, June 13. Barome
ter highest in the Lower Ijike re
gions and lowest in Dakota. Fair
weather prevails, except light
rains in the extreme Northwest.
Teuierature has fallen somewhat
in the Lower Lake region, Middle
and Eastern slates; elsewhere re
mained st itionary or risen.
A'.er the Oleomargarine Dealers.
St. Loi is, June 13. The United
States grand jury has returned in
d'etmeuts against sixty-nine retail
dealers of oleomargarine, for vio
lation of the act requiting oieo to
be Bold n stamped packages.
Financial Matter In Portugal
Li-iion, June 13. The financial
position is much improved, and
the government has decided it will
not be necessaty to prolong the
moratarium expiring July 10.