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'Minimum temperature 61 degrees.
Precipitation, .90 Inch.
Total precipitation from July 1st,
1892, to date, 85 .50 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from July 1st,
im, to date, 10 .93 inches.
SOUND OPINOINS.
In these days, when such wild opin
ion are rife, It la encouraging to read
the sound, conservative remarks which
President Kill of tha Oreat Northern
railway made lost week la St Paul, at
tha banquet which tho merchants
gave In compliment to hUn. Mr. Hill
said:
''The lant month or six weeks has
been a. stormy one financially, but the
country at large la prospering. The
uondltlons of the country are moro
than unusually favorable, and the con
ditions of our northwest are certainly
aa promising as they had been at any
time during the past 10 years. If there
hi one thing more than another that
bus caused these jolts, It Is the attempt
on the part of those charged with our
legislation to tinker with matters that
caJinofl be controlled by legislation.
Commercial laws are as certain In their
operation as the laws of nature. Com
mercial laws carry with them the
means to execute themselves. They
enforce their, own penalty. The con
Oil Ion of our country today Is due to
our financial legislation. If we could
remove the so-called Sherman act we
would have what no country can do
without we would have confidence";
but I think the United States today
stands better than any part "Of the
world for Investment. If we could re
move the one condition brought about
through want of knowledge on the
part of men who were responsible for
It. I bare no doubt we would begin an
era of prosperity the like of which we
have never had. You can no more
mend the financial or commercial con
dition by legislation than you can
mend a broken limb by statute, and
hope tha time will come when our peo
ple will Bee that the protection of every
man in all his natural rights will be
the limit of our legislation, and when
nil our commercial matters will be
governed by commercial law and com
mercial usages."
It may be seen that Mr. Hill has the
fullest confidence in the revival of pros
perity In the Northwest, provided
congress repeals tho so-called Sherman
law, which has destroyed confidence
at homo and abroad. When that Is
done, he says, we may look for "an
era of prosperity tho like of which we
have never had."
Mr. Hill has shown confidence In his
predictions by building tho first trans
continental railroad constructed with
out a government Butwlily or lnnd
grant. Mr. Hill ts a democrat, but not
an Inflationist. Ho belongs to that
hard money school which since the
days of Hamilton and Jefferson ha
held in check the cranks and repudla
tlonlsts of ail parties.
With all her faults, and she has a
good many, Tortlnnd should be hon
ored for her adherence lo honest money
and sound banking. In view of such a
good record, it Is astonishing to find the
Telegram speak thus;
The thing to do now Is ta undo what
congress has already done. A repeal
of the McKlnley law and the restora
tion of silver to its constitutional use
as money U what the people are de
manding. That will leave us where we
were before congress began to tinker
with commerce and the finances. Yet
singularly enough Mr, James J.
II111 doesn't seem to be will
to take hla own medicine. He
rtttlly wants congrera to do some
more tinkering. He wants the Sher
man act repealed, and the country's
finances reduced absolutely to a gold
For the Next Thirty Days,
To meet imperative demands, I will
offer at such low prices on install
ments, with easy payments, that
basis. The only way for congress to
remedy Its tinkering Is to substitute a
law for the Sherman act providing for
the free and unlimited coloue of both
gold and silver.
Just now when democratic congress
men are preparing to eat ceow, in other
words to repeal tha Sherman law, the
Telegram would have them go deeper
In the mire by eBtablishlng "free and
unlimited coinage of silver."
We must hesitate to advise the dem
ocrats to nominate Henry Watterson
of Kentucky for president in 1896,
much as we admire him, when he
writes so unsoundly as follows:
In round numbers ihe expenses of
government ought to be within $350,
000,000. Ono hundred and twenty-five
millions of this we get In round unm
bers from the Internal revenue tax.
Fifty millions more can ho got out of
Income tax, which would be felt by
nobody. The remaining $175,000,000 can
be raised by a tariff so simple that
children might understand it; a tariff
so plain that rogues could not manip
ulate nor protectionists confuse; a tar
iff, In short, on fifty Items; as far as
possible laid on articles not produced
In tho United States; tea, sugar and
coffee, of course; no schedules; no class
ifications; no free list; everything, not
taxed, free; and no chance for double-
dealing anywhere or by nobody."
We are quite willing, however, that
the democratic parly shall go to the
country In 1896 on this ' proposal to
raise $175,000,000 by duties on "tea, su
gar and coffee" and other "articles nap
produced In the United States." Will
Mr. Watterson second the motion?
Europe will await with anxiety the
net result of tho German elections.
This can hardly be determined for Borne
time. In due course, however, Emperor
William will again ask the German
parliament to sanction two years' ser
vice with an Increase In the military
forces, and a corresponding Increase In
taxes. If tho parliament again refuses
the imperial request; the Emperor may
have recourse to violent measures. But
. . . , . .,
Bavaria and other states are not dls-
posed to humor the kaiser. The ardor
which the war period created has suM
sided, and the old dislike to Prussian
supremacy has revived. All this will
serve to hold the Impetuous monarch
In check.
There Is nothlmr In the growth of the
city or county to warrant the rapid In-
c-reos in taxation for which we recent- I
, . . . . ... ,
" - I
advancing, but taxes should not be so I
much out of proportion with the public
resources. The tax-payers' committee
should elft the subject thoroughly, and
apply the pruning knife where needful
There are Indications that Mr. Cleve
land Is secretly urging on newsiaper
attacks upon the proposal to Impose!
an income tax. lie does not want
...
such a tax, ilvut he Isn't going to say I
so until certain of the temper of the!
people on tho subject.
Kentucky has only one republican
dallf newspaper, nnd Its editor Is I
president of the State Press Associa
tion, which shows 'that even the dem
ocratic editors of Kentucky know
where to look for the best presidential
timber.
The honry-hemled old chestnut about
tho capture of tho southern states by
tho populists, which ought to hnve
been burled forever by tho returns!
from tho Presidential election, has
again been set upon Its feet.
Mr. Cleveland is sold to be In doubt
as Ui (be public, sentiment toward
Hawaii. Tho people have certainly
spoken , plainly enough through the
press nnd the mouths of prominent
men.
Secretary Morton may not know
much about fanning, but he appears
to have seen tha populists thnmgh
comnion-senso glasses when he said
of them: "I nm opposed to all of their
vicious vagaries." '
Chairman Harrlty of the Democratic
National Committee la out In favor of
an Issue of $100,000,000 In bonds by the
administration. Is this another public
pulse feeler?
The new comptroller of currency Is
In danger of being over-advert Isod by
tho Washington correspondents.
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SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State
Oregon, for Clatsop county:
of
William Lehnlg, plaintiff vs. Emma
Corder, Liydli Jamison, Jennie John
son, Sophia Lehnig and Augusta Mc
Connell, defendants.
To " Emma Corder, Lydla Jamison,
Jennie Johnson, Sophia Lehnlg, and
August McConnell.
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed In the above
court and cause, on or before, the first
day of the term of this court, next
following the expiration of six week's
publication of this summons, which
will be the nineteenth day of June,
1893, and If you fail to appear or an
swer, for want thereof plaintiff will
take judgment against you for the
sum of six hundred and nlnty-elght
dollars, with Interest thereon from the
15th day of August 1891, at the rate of
eight per cent, per annum, and for
costs and dlsbursments of this action;
nnd will also take an order directing
the sale of certain real property
belonging to you, which has been at
tached In this action, and which real
property Is situated In the county of
Clatsop, State of Oregon, and partic
ularly described ns tho northwest quar
ter of the northeast quarter and the
east half of the northwest quarter of
section thirty-one, of township seven
north, range eight west In Clatsop
county, Oregon. .
Service of summons In this action by
publication is made pursuant to an
order of the Hon. Thomas A. McBrlde,
Judge of tho above entitled court,
dated the 4th day of May, 1893.
W. T. BURNET,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated May 4th, 1893.
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