VOL. XXXVII-No. lO.i
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1887.
1 WEEKLY EDITION
EASTERN.
News of the Week from Re
yond the Rockies.
ItOOIVM.K HHAKI' H JCUt.
Attempt by Defendant to Delay the I'lo
Itrwtit of the Trlul.
New York, Muy 23. The work of se
lecting a jury for the trial of Juke Sharp
was continued to-day. Eleven jurors
were In the box, tlm twelfth neat being
vacant on challenge by tho defense.
Herman Angel wur accepted for the va
cant chair. John E. 1'arHons, of the de
fense, said: " We susi-tind our perempto
ry challenges here, to await the course of
the prosecution." "You are content with
the jury an it is now constituted," Huid
the judge, with a tailing inflection. "No,
we make no statement on that point; we
simply suspend." "Well, Bweur the
jury," Raid Judge ISurrett. This caused
a momentary panic among Sharp's eoun
nel, but they were relieved after a mo
ment, and challenged the eighth juror,
F. G. Minsliall. The work of filling his
place then began.
CATTLE OI'AKANTINK.
Nrw Mexloo lmlilhltH the Importation of
Htnok from Certain Ntutoit.
Santa Fk, N. M., May 2,'!. Governor
Ross issued a quarantine proclamation
to-day to guard against pleuro pneumonia,
by advice of the Mew Mexico Cattle Sani
tary Commission. It goes into effect
June 1st. The reason given for issuing
it is that pleuro pneumonia is epidemic in
New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Canada,
Scotland, and 1'liigland, and the introduc
tion of cattle from uny of these placeH,
and of cattle coming through Chicago and
Kansas City stockyards, is prohibited,
unless the cattle have not been within
tiie states and countries or stockyards
named during six months preceding their
arrival in New Mexico, uml have not
shown symptoms of disease. Inspectors
can require importers to show all the
places where euttle have leen within six
months. The fee for inspectors is twenty
cents per head.
WEAK, Ht'T DF.TEK.M1NED.
O'Hrloii Will tio to Hamilton National
lift Orguulxed.
Niauaha Falls, Muy 23. Mr. OT.rien
arose this morning so weak us to be al
most unable to stand. He, howcer, in
listed oil leaving for Hamilton by the
noon train. Toronto is not more than
forty miles from Hamilton, and it iB un
derstood to-duy that bodies of Orange
men intend to inuke a descent from the
larger city upon Hamilton and join with
local Orangemen in making an attack on
O'Brien's life. The nationalists will be
organized this time, and Mr. O'llrien ap
proves the idea that they should be, and
that outside aid should he Kent to Ham
ilton, which will now probably be done
by his friends in Buffalo and other Irish
centers.
AN JNMt'LT TO CHICAGO.
President t'levelund Invited to VIhII Kt
Limit).
Washington, May 23. A delegation of
twentv-live representatives of business
interests and all branches of the munici
pal irovernment of St. Louis waited upon
the president at, noon to-day and invited
him and Mrs. Cleveland to visa m. Lou
is during the Grand Army encampment
in that city m September. Ihe pres
ident expressed his appreciation ol the
compliment extended and accepted the
invitation. Alemhersol thecaiunei nave
also been invited to be present.
riKKH STILL HAW Mi.
The I'pper
Mleliiuun ruiihmlillii' Hi ill
Threatened.
Detroit. Mav 23. Specials to the
Journal from the upper peninsula report
that forest fires are still raging. From
all parts of the peninsula come reports
of continued drought. 'Ihe danger to
many towns is as evident as at uny pre
vious tune. At latest Iron wood was
threatened, but the wires are down, and
no news has been received since last
night. Unless heavy rains come soon
much damage is feared near Negaunee,
THE WHITE STAR COLLISION.
OftloiH Crowded With Anxious Friends of
New Yokk, May 23. The office of tke
White Star line was crowded all this
morning with friends of passengers on
the Brittanic and Celtic making anxious
inquiries. A majority of inquiries were
from friends of the steerage passengers
Verv little information is obtainable.
Passengers from the Celtic who landed
at Castle Garden do not seem to be uny
the worse for their experience.
Hlttke not Cra.y, but Miek.
Caicaho, May 23. A. L. Blake, ex
deputy collector of customs at Fort
Townsend, who was attacked with illness
while passing through this city lust en
day and taken to the insane department
of the county court under the belief that
he was demented, bad recovered sum
ciently yeBterday to lie conscious of his
suirounilings. Hopes ot bis recovery
are entertained.
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
Their Annual Semtlon A I'l'opoHltlon to
Harmonlie.
Saratoha, N. Y May 24. The thirty
third annual session of the grand lodge
of Good Templars met here this morn
ing. I tie session will continue ten days,
and will be one of the most important
ever held by that body. The question of
uie reunion of its two brandies, which
were separated some ten years ago by
secession, will come up. Some of the
transatlantic grand lodges will come in
lor action through the united recom
mendations of prominent members of
the order in the world. A rtiion com
mittee conference, representing both
branches, held a secret session yesterday,
which, it is reported, was very(harmoni
ous and favorable to the reunion propo
sition. STAllTLINft DIHCLO.Nl' I1KS.
ArreKt of a Truln llohher Who Impli-
euten J'rouitiimit Men In Crime.
Austin, Texas, May 24. The chief of
police urrested a mun in this city last
night suspected of being one of the Mc-
Neal train robbers. It is reported he has
made some startling disclosures which
will involve well known men and impli
cate at least one oflicer as having planned
and engineered the whole affair from the
beginning.
CLKY ELAND'S VACATION.
HiniHi'ir uihI
Family Will
Mountains.
Go to the
Washington, May 24. According to
present arrangements tire president will
leave Washington Thursday evening in a
special cur and proceed direct to Saranac
lake, in the Adirondack. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland, MrH.
Folsom und Col. and Mrs. Lament, and
exjiects to return to Washington inside of
two weeks.
YELLOW I'EVEIt.
11 lots I'ut In un Apjieuranee at Key Went,
Florida.
Washington, May 24. Surgeon Gen
eral Hamilton has received official notice
of the existence of yellow fever at Key
West, but he thinks the situation not
sufficiently grave to call for action un ihe
part of the government.
THE NEW TKF. HlltliK.
He Ouulilh-H uml Nets Clerks to Count
ing the Cash.
Washington. Mav 24. Tiwurer Hy
att qualified this .morning and formally
assumed the duties of his new oiliee. A
large fori of clerks is engaged in count
ing the cash in the treasury to-day.
Injunction Denied.
Nicw Yokk, May 24. An application
made by John 15. Mulluly, a stockholder
ill" the National Consumers Meat com
pany, for an injunction restraining the
Marquis He Mores und other trustees
from disposing of the property of the
company has been denied.
A Khudy Triimtiulloii.
Phii.uiki.i-iiia, May 24. Norcom L.
Seguim, manager ot the Philadelphia
Umbrella company, is reported to have
embezzled eighty-five thousand dollars of
the funds held in trust by him. and lias
run u ay.
sAVlIT JCsTICE.
A lhl ishf i' Shot Dead in il Missouri Court
Knoin.
IIik-r v f'.i.i., ,u.. May -I.- 7
day a m.in .'iiUed Ht .'dr. Uider-oitV rw-
idence an t asked lw i water.
which was ''ii'.Mi him bv.lennit
a l.iii;:ii-
ter of the iiniise. When
lie came :.(;:!'
him be suddenly seized und chloroformed
her, und :iile Under the influence of the
drug she w as outraged. Search resulted
in the arrest of .blm Yundcrhurg. At
Ihe preliminary hearing yesterday ti e
judge announced that the prisoner would
he held in $10,0:10 bail, when a shot, rang
out, followed in rapid succession by two
more. There was a sea in per for the
street, and when quiet was restored the
prisoner was dead. No one knows who
tired the shots, hut as two of the nder
son boys were in the courtroom they
were put. under arrest.
noi:i;i m.t: death.
A Alan Falls From a JSulloiiu and i. Hor
ribly Crushed.
Oskai.oosa, Iowa, May 25. Wiliiam
Andrews, amateur balloonist, was killed
here yesterday evening. He hadaln.it
air balloon. When loosened it shot up
with great rapidity about 70!) leet, and
then took tire. Andrews on the trapeze
ten feet below the balloon was seen to
climb nearly to the mouth in an attempt
to put out the lire. Very soon tin? bal
loon collapsed and the doomed man fell
upon a root. His body was crushed be
yond recognition.
I N HE It FALSE I' KKTEN s !,
A Cattleman Nius Aim) Mythical Cuttle,
and is A rrested.
St. Lous, May 25. The Glohe-J teuio
crat's special from allas, Texas, says
that V. I). Lewis, late president of the
Coloi ado cattle association, was arrested
at San Angelo yesterday, charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses
from the National Exchange bank ot Dal
las. Bank officials claim that Lewis ob
tained two thousand dollars on a deed of
trust, for two thousand bend of cattle,
while dilit'.ent search brought to light only
three hundred head
The ireat Sukut liinR Travels.
New York. May 25. Claus Spreckles,
the California millionaire, with bis wifo
and daughter, sailed this inorninu for
'Europe in the steamer Saale.
FOREIGN.
Record of News from Over
the Atlantic.
ROYAL INSTALLATION.
GreHt DlHplay of Kussian Royalty In the
Cossack Country.
St. Petkhsmko, May 19. The ezaro
witch was last evening installed with
great ceremony at Novo Tcherkask as
hetman of the Cossacks. The degree of
appointment was publicly read to the
Cossack soldiers. The czar thanked the
CosBacks for their faithful services and
for the cordial reception they had ex
tended to him and his family, lie then
handed the hetman's baton to the czaro
witch, the presentation being attended
with great pomp and ceremony, which
included a superb exhibition of imperial
regalia and jewels. After this ceremony
the czar reviewed the Cossack regiment,
and a battery of yonng military pupils of
two regiments of Cossack boys. Talmuck
horsemen then gave an exhibition of a
war game for the entertainment of the
imperial visitors, and presented the czaro
witch with a cream colored horse. Tl
day's ceremonies and exhibitions wete
followed in the evening by a gorgeous
display of fireworks, and a grand jubila
tion ball.
TAHNELLISM AND CRIME.
More Hot From the tjreat Loudon "Thun
derer." London, May 20. The second install
ment of a recent series of articles on
"Farnellism and Crime," appears in the
Times to-day. It deals with the leagues
and conventions in Chicago and Phila
delphia, and the Clan-na-Gael societie's
share therein, and refers to the message
which it says Parnell sent to the Phila
delphia convention advising that a plat
form ba framed which wouW "enable us
to continue to receive help from Amer
ica." HEAVY IIODHEKY.
A Mexican Rank Relieved 1 All Its Gold
on Hand.
City ok Mexico, May 20. Detectives
are wiestling with a most mysterious
case, thus far without satisfactory re
sults. One of the leading banking firms
of this city has sustained a loss claimed
to be us great as iiMOO.OOO. The officers
of the institution, on coming to the bank
one morning, found the doors of the
vault wide open. All the cash had been
carried off, with the exception of some
bags of silver.
Furious storms.
London, May 20. Fierce gales have
prevailed and great damage has been
done to various parts of Kngland. In
Kent the wind blew with the violence of
a hurricane. Miow and hail storms have
been experienced in the lake districts of
Scotland. In London trees ;n the parks
were injured and many were blown down.
Many wrecks are reported to have oc
curred on the coast .
liol(".ai' inttU'is.
London,
We are i '
Mi,;
ti e n ;
The
Jine-s says:
nsi-.e frauds
..,;,' o; the
lo.-ed let-j.i.--e;it,'d
;: ..; skdifui
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have not been
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A merieuli
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;lie routine
caught.
PAID THE 1'ENALTY.
The Kussian Nihilist-Assassins Kxei-uted
at St. I'etersbui'B.
St. l'lMKKsni iio, May 21. It is official
ly announced that Andrcjuskin. Ossipa
no!T. (ienera'.otV, Sh,-wryoff, and I'ljanoff,
were executed yesterday for the part they
took intiie recent a: u-oip' on the life of
the czar. l'uriMg tho trial of the con
spirators by the S' o.ito in the presence of
representatives of various governments,
it transpired tlcit in l -Sothoy formed a
seeret circle to terrorize toe nation, and
resolved in D-cember to make an at
tempt to assassinate 1 he 7;ar, for which
purpose thev proeuivd expensive bombs.
On .March loth, in company with confed
erates who undertook to hitorni them by
signal when tlnj c.-.r passed by, they
weni to -Neuskv to prosiwvt. It was
their intention to throw missiles under
the iv.nr's earring,' as it passed by, but
the police frustrated 'heir design.
J1KMI i'S I.AliTHOI AKE.
The I' ltlnl it ies r.ii'li Ensued from the re
cent Mexican Dtlake.
City ok Mexico, May 21. Reports
from local officials in the regions recently
visited by earthquake shocks were re
ceived to-day. The earthquake did not
leave a single habitable house standing
at liapispe. Sixty persons were killed
and many wounded beyond hope of re
covery. Between 3 p. ni. and 1 a. m. of
the day following there were eighteen
shocks. Bodies are stili being dug out,
and it is thought the number killed will
reach 150. A letter from (fuyamas de
clares the existence of an extensive vol
cano and savs : "The smoke is so dense
I that it cuts off the sun's rays." Many
testify that when the earthquake oc
icurred they saw large boulders shoot up
j into the air and that, flames burst forty
( feet above the summit of the mountain,
! setting fire in the forest.
THE FRENCH SITUATION.
President Grevy Casting About for Mem
bers of His New Cabinet.
St. Fktkrsisuwj, May 21. The Kus
sian papers consider the present cabinet
crisis in France as closely connected with
the Boulanger question.
WILL FORM A MINISTRY.
Paris, May 21. M. Kouvier has con
sented to form a ministry. He hopes to
induce leading members of the budget
committee of the chamber of deputies to
accept positions in the new cabinet.
TIIKY WANT BOULANGKR.
Paris, May 21. The municipal au
thorities of Lyons, Rennes, Montpelier,
Lenny and other places have petioned
President Grevy to retain Gen. Bou
langer in the cabinet.
THE FRENCH CABINET CRISIS. '
C'ietnenceau Wants Young Men lie Frey
elnet May be Called on.
Paris, May 23. Clemenceau yesterday
told M. Rouvier that he would not prom
ise to support any cabinet, but was per
fectly willing to take office himself with
young and new men. President Grevy
still refuses to call M. Clemenceau, al
though he has seen several others. It
is exyiected that the president will again
ask M. De Freycinet to form a ministry,
and that the chamber of deputies will
adjourn for another week.
BEKLIN NOTES.
Heavy Duties in Russia Two Germans
Arrested for High Treason.
Berlin,- May 23. The Westphalian
Manufacturing company will close its
works in Russia, owing to the heavy
duties imposed by the new tariff on ma
terial used by the company. Several
failures of firms in the textile trade are
announced.
The two subalternsarrested atStrasburg
for high treason are charged with betray
ing to France secrets relating to the mob
ilization of German troops.
TCHERNAIOFF'S ADVICE
Russia Admonished to Look After )ler
German Enemies.
St. Petersburg, May, 23. The Neovo
Yienna publishes a letter signed by Gen.
Tchemaioff, advising Russia to give up
the idea that the key of the Bosphorus is
sought by the government at Vienna,
and turn all her thoughts to the Rhine
and Oder, place the arch enemy betw een
the hammer and anvil, and profit by the
present favorable circumstances to
avenge herself for the work of the Berlin
congress. '
Agitating Woman Sutt'raxe.
Biu'sski.s, May 23. At a meeting of
the woikingnien's party held here yes
terday it was resolved to hold a daily
demonstration in favor of universal suf
frage and of granting amnesty to per
sons now imprisoned for participation in
the riots of ISSti. A final meeting of del
egates will be held to-morrow, when the
(jnestion of a general strike will be decid
ed. ELECTION TKOl'HLES.
lilo(Mlr.ti,l in the ( lun'tHW Nation.
-Civil-
ti-il fotiduet of Indians.
Paiiis. Texas, May 2-1. News was re
ceived iu re yesterday of trouble that has
c-used four deaths and which is likely to
cause more bloodshed over in the Choc
taw nation. Two weeks ago two men
named Wilson, full-blood Choctaw Indi
ans, were killed in a row over the elec
tion of a deputy sheriff. Since the kill
ing, the sheriff elect has been missing,
and on Friday the bodies of three men
were found near Doakville, one of which
is supposed to be that of the missing
sheriff. 1 lis friends, all well armed, are
searching for him, and there are fears of
an outbreak.
A ISI.OODTHlKsrV STl'DENT.
He 'l.i Ui'.
Shut at the
sia.
Ciir of Kus-
Yihnna, May 24 The Tagblatt has
received a telegram from Odessa stating
that the czar returned to St. Petersburg
from the Don Cossack's country three
days earlier than he had intended, owing
to an attempt made by a student to kill
him on Wednesday night during Ihe
festivities at Navo Tcheikack. by firing
at him as he rode bv in a carriage.
The Irih t'rimes Art.
London, Mav 24 Sir Algerian Broth-1
wieh, M. P. 'conservative), and proprie
tor of the Morning Post, in an address
to hiseonstituenta last evening said that
after Whitsiin recess the government
proioses to force the passage of the
Irish crimes act amendmennt bill
w ithin a specified period, w hether all the
amendments to the bill were disposed of
or not.
Six'iiilisls iii Kelgium.
Buissei.s, May 24. Labor outrages
continue throughout the mining districts
of Belgium. Many arrests are lieing
made in consequence of the nightly so
cialist demonstrat tons in Brussels. Pro
1 cessions an i gatherings in the public
streets have kieen prohibited.
Ured to Return Home.
Beki.in, May 24. Urgent business
i questions have arisen in the imperial
j foreign onVe and Count Herbert Bis-
marck, at present visiting the Earl of
Rosberry in London, has been sum
moned to return to consider them.
Striker Resort to Dynamite.
London, May 24. A dynamite bomb
was exploded under the police court at
Hepburn, Durham county, last night,
partially destroying the building. The
outrage is attributed to strikers.
An Educational Note.
London, May 24. The Cambridge
university crew have agreed to row Har
vard if the necessary funds to cover the
expenses of the trip to America can be
raised.
A Conference of Powers.
Cairo, May 24. It is believed that
England and Turkey will propose a con
ference of powers to settle the forms of
Egyptian capitulation by a new conven
tion. 0
Dan Manning: Coining: Home.
London, May 24. Ex-Secretary Man
ning will sail for New York June 1st.
His health is much improved.
Treaties Approved.
Berlin, May 24. The reichstag has
appioved the international treaties for
the protection of works of literature and
art and the submarine cables.
THE ENGLISH DERBY.
Royalty Attends the Great Race, Wl.ich
is Won by Merry Hampton.
London, May 25. Vast crowds left
London to-day for Epsom Downs to wit
ness the great race of the Derby stakes.
Four in hands were seen in great num
bers. Ten of these turnouts left the me
tropolis alone, while the Prince of Wales,
Lord Koseberry, the crown prince ol
Denmark and many other persons of dis
tinction were present, ihe course was
sliahtlv heavy. The Baron was the ia,-
vorite in betting and was exercised this
morning, appearing in grand form. The
stables are backing Aintree and Merry
Hampton. The weather in the forenoon
was threatening.
The great race was won by Merry
Hampton, the Baron was second and
Martley third. Merrv Hampton was
ridden by Watts, the Baron by Canon,
and Martlev by F. Bartlett. At the last
betting was 11 to 1 against Merry Hamp
ton, a to 4 against the Baron, 10 to 1
against Martley, 7 to 1 against Eirids
iiord, 12 to 1 against Aintree, 22 to 1
against i'.lanehland, 50 to 1 against Gran-
dison.outol against Porcelain, lot) to 1
ag:.mst Saville and 1100 to 1 against
Om.-ioi'ie, 200 to 1 against Shannon colt.
W tit n half the way up the streten the Ba
ron was in trouble. .Merry Hampton
won by four lengths.
A capital start was made. Porcelain
and Shannon colt first showed in advance
with Aintree and Eiridspord following
and the Baron and Merry Hampton com
ing next. Porcelain soon dropped back,
but Shannon colt kept the lead. Martley
was last at the mile post. Eiridspord
drew up and ran level with Shannon
colt, and he was joined directly after by
Blanchard, Grandison and Baron. The
race was too hot for Shannon colt and he
gave way. Aintree was now at the tail
of the string and Bianchland and Enid;
pord were three lengths ahead of Baron
and Merry Hampton. Un entering the
straight canon road the Baron visibly
gained and Bianchland and Eiridspord
very soon fell back beaten. Merry
Hampton then took the lead with Mart-
lev and Aintree heading the others. The
Baron ran with gameiiess, but failed to
reach Merry Hampton, who won by four
lengths, with Martley two lengths be
hind the Baron. Ain i'ee finished fourth
and Eiridspord tilth. Shannon's colt
came in last .
ARAGK.Yl'HS Of I'OREIGN NEWS.
O'lirieit will not Areept---A Failure The
Crown lrinre's Malady.
London, May 25. A Berlin dispatch
to the Standard says : In an interview to
day, Prof. Yirchow asserted positively
that there was absolutely no danger in
tho Crown Prince Frederick William's
malady. He said, however, that it would
taae some time to effect a complete cure
in bis ease.
The Standard to-day says: It is said
Win. 0'1'rieu will not accept a seat in
parliament for Northeast Cork.
Joseph & Sons, merchants, of Birming
ham, have failed ; liabilities, UX),0o0.
The anarchist De Fuisseaux has been
arrested at Vaubeuge, ami conducted to
Paris.
An Alarming' Aspect.
Bin 's.-ki s. May 25. The situation of
the miner.-' strike at Seraing is assuming
a more alarming aspect. Twenty-two
hundred more miners have left work, and
are taking part in the strike at Clarleroi.
Seven thousand men are in the strike,
and, from appearances, affairs are grow
ing extremely serious.
Warned ol' Defeat.
London, May 25. Joseph Chamberlain
in a letter published this morning tiroes
upon the supporters of the government's
Irish policy the necessity of organizing,
and warns them that if they fail to do so
tiiey will surely be beaten.
George Vt . liil.li.. I.I.. D.
Athens, Tenn., May 25. The board of
ruirunlti rt thaiirunt Ylpmoriul nniversitv
t.o.rlHv unanimously conferred the dere'e.
of doctor of laws upon George V. Childs.
.
8taytoQ SwihH, California, new cream Hiin
Wbite river ucw cliee at Squire t'urrar &
Co's. 1
PACIFIC COAST.
News bv Telesrranh from
. A.
West of the Rockies.
JUDGE BOISK ATTACKED.
Scandalous and Unjustifiable Laneaaeft
from a Pettifogging Attorney.
PoRTLANn, May 23. In the United
States circuit court this morning, attorney
for the plaintiff in the case of Neal vs.
Foster et al., made a severe attack ort
the integrity of Judge Boise, claiming
that his client had no hope of obtaining
justice in the state circuit court for Linn
county. Judge Bronaugh, opposing
counsel, called on the court to protect the
judiciary of the state circuit courts from
such charges. Ihe case was taken
under advisement.
Declared Insane.
Portland, May 23. This afternoon.
Dr. J. A. Giesy examined an insane wo
man named Bridget Highland, at St. Vin
cent hospital, and she will be sent to the
asylum. She is a native of Ireland, and
35 years of age. The patient came here
from Washington county last Saturday.
The cause of her malady is not known."
Bill Sweeney "Gets There."
Portland, May 23. In the suit of W.
W. Sweeney against L. L. McLeod and
others, in which he claimed $640 for ser
vices as lobbyist, plaintiff received a ver
dict for $281.
River Rising.
Portland, May23. The river here has
risen two feet in the last forty-eight
hours. A cold wave is prevalent ia
Eastern Oregon, Washington, and Idaho,
however, and no serious flood is antici
pated at present.
Died at Honolulu.
Portland, May 23. Word was received
here to-day of the death of Mrs. May
Hill, relict of Frank Hill of Dayton, Ore
gon, at Honolulu, on April 27.
IT. S. Commissioner Resigns.
Portland, May 23. W. A. Wilshire,
United States commissioner atLakeview,
has sent his resignation to Judge Deady,
and it was accepted this morning.
Clayton's Trial.
Portland, May 24. The matter of the
second trial of Edward Clayton, charged
with an attempt to burglarize the store of
Allen A lewis, was brought up in de
partment 2, circuit court, this morning.
The time fixed is the 7th of June, and he
will be defended by John M. Gearin. It
will be remembered that at Clayton's
first trial, some two months ago, the jury
disagreed.
The Famous Kiii'Klav.
Sas Francisco, May 24. Judge Tooley
this morning denied a writ of habeas cor
pus in the case of Jimmy Hope, the fa
mous burglar, and remanded him to the
custody of Parsons and Kodgers, New
Vork detectives. Hope will probably be
taken east to-morrow.
Fishing; Seliooner AV recked.
San Francisco, May 25. According to
advices received here, the schooner Oun
iniak, belonging to the McCollam Fish
ing and Trading company, was wrecked
on the coast of Alaska, March 20. The
vessel was found the following day, bot
tom side up, on shore. The crew, con
sisting of seven men, had evidently been
all washed overboard.
North -hound Iasseuers.
Medeokd, Or., May 25. Passed Med
ford, to arrive over the Oregon A Califor
nia railroad, John Johnson, Henry Ach,
N S. Dygert and daughter, (i. J. Mills,
Albert Patterson, J. L. Nead, and four
immigrants.
DID NOT FAY.
An K.ntilisli Venture In America about to,
he a Failure.
Thornton, 11. I., May 25. The British
Hosiery company has posted a notice of
the pronahility of reduction to half the
present force or a possible closing of their
works. The concern was imported from
England, p'ant and operatives, in 1884,
to work under the advantages of the pro
tective tarilf. The notice spreads dismay
among the operatives, but few of whom
have saved enough to enable them to re
turn with their families to Kngland.
KASTEUX.
A DISASTROUS STRIKE.
A Large Amount Money unit Luhor Lost
at I'auauiu.
New Yokk, May 25. Advices from
Panama to the 1 tit li inst.,says: In one
of the laigest cuts of tiie canal water has
been strnck. A vast amount of earth and
rock has been taken out of the section re
ferred to at a cost of millions of dollars,
all of which is rendered valueless, as wa
ter has washed earth from the side of the
mountain more than sutlicient to fill alt
the cuts.
TKOl HLLSO.HE I'OKEItiNKHS,
Native Americans I'refcrred in the Coke
ltegious.
PnTsncHG, May 25. A plan is being
considered by members of a coke syndi
cate to introduce new men in tho coke
I regions. In case they decide to put new
' to wo,k ''"'y wil1 ' carefully pro-
j tected, and prwleienee will be given to
native Americans, as they have found
.; . . trni1,iplln. n .....Iib arva
'lun.ai uns too trotlhlesoine to make any
nioic experiments with them.