Alii'QIAl-UuLjCIJailARlfASSOClATIu. THE DAILY ASTORIAN Is the biggest and best paper on the Columbia Blvcr vol.. XLVI. WM. GADSBY Corner Washington and Hrat Streets PORTLAND, OUHCiON IP " ;. n v. v-- , r: i 1 . j, ... TllN -'llii'lllll I'litlor Sllll, li li'l'l". !' ... Ii.irh f I I ti; .i ln.nln. iilk .!u-li t linl.liiirf". ffiSO.OO lli in l Uiiil.. - Siiii. I'iir.lwo.1,1 flifi.li $l2.BO Il '! H.llil .1 IhtKli;; Kmilil 1 1 . t . o i.!iT iill l i t 11.'. Ill lllir "Al"! i.lti" i . M.n yi, I I II '. I si 1 1 1 ' t I I y.ililu i. mi, Ii I I. .1.1 ,,li I s I, ml CVll-ll-.;, ill l.llnr, .1.1 ij.jo. "1 w-f l'l i ,111 flit l mil ; t . ( !ll . !"t VIHITOUH TO Till: CAIOIVAh Will il.. ('.! in i .ill .(.iiii l.ii.k !lniiif,li in:r n'hu k ui ( '.tr.ci'. ( Hn.iiiis .iin! fvci yiliiiii,' In furnish a liniisc. WM. GADSBY, Cor. Washington anJ First Sts., Portland, OfCOII. Some Tilings Complete Salmon 2 Lawn Mowers : and J LAWN NOSFi I Srvv v vv v v fit FOARD City Book Store, HEADQUARTERS FOR fishing Tackle, Base Ball Goods, Hammocks, Lawn Tennis Sets, Etc. LATEST PERIODICALS, PAPERS AND MAGAZINES. Blank Books. Stationed. Type Writer Ribbons. Carbon Paper and Office Supplies. GRIFFIN J. A. PAST ABEND General House, Bridge and Wharf Builder H. Boyle & Co. Real Estate, Loans and Investments B23 Commercial Street, Aatorlct "I ; i1 ;; ,1 m i, ..; :.. M' I Lit. Ii i.r X . I l'. i.l.i in Season Nets, Knitted Web 3 Hardware' Carpenter's Tools' rvvvvvvvvw & STOKES CO. & REED. Contractor House Moving Tools Rneted. A WIDE SWATH COT 15V CYCLONES luuii imil Minni-Mitii tin- Siittc (.f Destruction. Kl I.I.I I) six i'i oi'i.i: una; Hun irs llnililiinp 1clcil"iill liiici nnd li"i Drnirnicil Spcviiil Tt,n Taken Surijciitu in the Injured. M . Iii.-M ,i Sc.. r.. A I f . '. ' t or in.... km.. i i lr. j I.. n. imi. k flol t h I" r ,., l.. .mi. r .1 T" . I I i JIM I '( V M ! . - .i ml .ii 1 II , . 1. t . til. ) llli, r.lul i ! to r tl.. M inn , ..ii I'-. l Ml N i Ml I. I. k l., ' " 1 ' I ' I. III. Illi i. ! tl ..Hit . lltu Mine. Mi' A .-l. Till l.iil .1 .ili'l I will .in. u i ; i. '.I; .vi sr ilitp.. "I" riniu.i Him. .Vi Vol k, Jul;. '." - A .llp;iti'li In :h, ' !. I 1 1-1 f r. -Ml I .1 i (;. i It In !- I.. . . I I;.-re ; pr .-1 111,111 of tl.e 'He I . I II. I. le p : III i..t tlie Inn,; K.ip. ifT.ilr In M.i.lrl.l in. I ttuii ii.iiiial iW. vlel n r.-iuit. lo H; .llli will In- I he ','1-1 ill;;.,'. I. ilil ! u!l i-f .. novitVii u, - lte 111 i. t.ilnllic -I- I'rlv.ite leli- I UrillH ll.tie l-tell .lt to pelMXIH ll'Ti ill !'., l ! .i .Ii-tlll -l.i lle.l that fillll- !; I'. in'nmi. un.l I'l.lal hnd plven thilr i niiirt to Ciitim.in oi.lv with the (.lain j H..;;iu.it;.ii ih.lt i'.. ;. l.il V i yl'T "lllltlld j In ( t. i :i I-. ( li i. i. Hint lii-in ral ! f .iiiii... w .'i.i l now In power In Huiln. n ml nlN fie populif .ye. woul'l not on any n ,-i-ouiH l n l lilm-t-lf to the comlti ii.iiiu;! of fo ie ral Weyler n pulley. The pi. n in lo " ii, I U"ii. nil M Hill here from Turin Kl, " uml llu n nuppl ml him In turn l.y I'l.-iieial ill, in. . i er f.inipon. The Her.il.l n i one-i"Mi.l. nt In Hak'.ta Ui liniinle renittn that Just pfvloim In io n. ml Weyl. r'n return to Havana, lie en. i.iinten .1 nntne uf lioniel'n forecii neiir Huiii'll Spltlliin. miller eoinm.itnl of tiunii hlniM II. ami wan fnrreil lo re ir.ut. I.iivliii; lUiy ile.ul on tin- tlelil nnd one liunilreil ptlnoiiirn In tin. hiitnln of the rein-In. Thin mater ha.n In en in tf I..1..I In elll. liil r. p-ii in. Till: Sl tiAlt Sf MKIX.'l.K. I.oiik I l.-lei r.-.l lleh.lte t'lllllllll IH'l'd It) the Semite Yenii-.Mr.y. WunhlnKion. June lo The loiiij-lefor-rel ilil'iile on Ihe nnir.il" m-.U' liili' of the tiirlff hill c inn- on alienj.tly at 1 o'vl.H-k ttiil.iy, after the nenate h i I illiKine I of the eeifiiln III the nurl.-iltiii.il mlieiln.f. Jninn. of Arknti.-im, oinneil .he iletmle, to nnine extent annwerlUK Alili h h'ii Htati- lllellt. of I lie nlieaf nell' illlh'. Vent nevervly yrltlvinml the n:ar trunt ami inlileil lliat Ihe rates were a further tilluite to Itn viLnt niumM. faffeiy. of laiiilnlanu. iilim onpoml the neheiliilo an a whole. ?'o 'Itml action wun taken on any feature of the nclnul ule, furl her than the wllhilr.iwal of tn oilk-ln.il senate iiniemln'nlii. Thin leaves the house ir.ivllons of the hill with nn iinieiulment tnen-nsliiK the hoiinn illffereiitlal from STri-lK'Ulia to liK'ths of a cent per isjuial. The prvi Islons relatlni: to the Hawaiian Islan.ls went over ly mutual consent. Karly In the ilay Tillman nuulo a lively speech In favor of the iimemlmcnts kIvIhr an export iluty on iiKilculliiral proilucts. The hounty was ilefeatoil, IS to W. HAfK riiOM TIIK PKAP. Slniinre l-Ixpeii.ni'es of an Hlil Miner, Thouelu to He Lout. liiiiMiiKo, Mexico, June to. J. X. Il-ir-I. In. nn Aniciii-.in Willi n lon while lienrJ ami a feeble step, nppi-alrtl to the 1'nltcil States consular ncnt Tuomlay nleht for help ami foixl. Ho wan horn In Tenncsseo 77 years njro ami went to fullfornla In 1M4. Ho nays lie ti.ciiiiic nsi-ocintcil with the Into Sen ator Hearst I" minim." ventures. He inn le coii-l.leiuhle motley, ami In li7S riinie to Mexico as the representative of California capitalists, seeklUK mlnlmr In VesllllelltH. He locali-il Ihe Saint Mal'0 ami Sorocco silver mines for his com pany. After cleaiinii up ttOO.OOO, Mr. Harbin wlthilrew from the company and loentpil a mine for himself. After a serlen of misfortunes he lost hl money and dis appeared from view. Th report reached his wife and two children ut Fresno, Cal fifteen yearn uiro, that he had died of 1 1 . L ASSOCIATED PHKSS ASTOIMA, OKWiON: FIMDAV MOHNLNO, Wit. 'Ill f -l V IK In 1. I'll Hi- !. I r . I I in. II, III. I'I w i..l Hi" rr M i.lr. - . ill'1" (mill Hi. r.illro.t.l, nouf hw'"l of ni". lie found it ":i"'rii, v. 'e r. h li.in illee lived un r I. .null. Two wi.lm uko mi Aim lie. in or. 1n. v-r f..r II. Int-rii.illoii.il Kimi'linr ti -1 'H--rinliiif Compim)' in.ikliii.- n trip In i.-inote mining camp In Mi KWrr.i M.i dre mount .itn. w l.-n lii- i nrii' .n-rons H.irMu l!i I urnltiK to I'lir uiK". Hi'- or'-- iiiii.- I' li'k'i ihi 1 Uic ii w Unit If.irliln jl( iill.c nrnl viniilnl to return tm:nc lo Irn rilK In I n nni. A i-iu k ri ;.iii :m h i .Im I rMll IM'- liriiilt' in, !m t' I. ri.ij l'1 iii'.ih (or I'll- J'iiiiii' ) . A .ir -n. a, -i r riK i hi lulu II"- Mio'jni.ilM. fur J I I ' f . Ml' V.IH I I .I'll; 1.1 I'I IMfllL''! .in. I ti.rouk'lt titk'-l lo 1'ri-iiiio Iwjuhl I l.illl . .Ill, I ...nie rry f-.-l.... h i k-t I .-t ?ito. ii ln-r. , in. I In. r '.'k-t lu- tr nri Aliotli. I lor I.:.mi ,,r..; Ji. I.: ., t. Mi i:lii.l: .11 A I: ill. SI l.i1 Kil! i ii Ml- out; ! AMil.in.1. i'i i Hi I " 1' I ii ; ! i . nl. I j i. .it.-. .i r. j' ii; . M.-oi ! v. , '. .i i . -; two !...i lit.- i i .i . v lie 1: el !. I :. . f ,..::. i I,. , Ii. ! . ' k l.i . (I lioll.k- J till. 1' I. l.o. Ill . li. , ,il ri (-'! i ui.l- i'l. i; l.r one I :it Ar. I.I-. fni" t'.i inur.i. o' hl. li on April -I, ;irr. -til tin rvm. un i'-r Hi. ii.iini ol i mi. li r. .iKiut WilU . w tnt. rl. fur i-iilMr i i -nl hi; yoiiu.- i n . 1.. i from I'ortl.m.) .iri.i i.ie i rm ii.l or h.-.ril w or k IM ih: xi' inlty ".liie. 1.. haK a l(i r..iil -ii., v. li. r.- li. i. .1 fo.ir i r? 'i.l". Iillultl' ll.-re. Il' il.. Ill- iIim-t ; '.;, N tin: Hi.- l..t.." f..,.. r mi.':;Iu. .1 t... ..1':. . i- M. hi, .! I. . k l!h I.'." i'r! i r ..ii i l.i ' i iii mi' I r.ii n f.u- t in i.nri'i. y. i'i 'UT.v.vi u:t;.u. pi:fisi i.v. .il a. .t- f.u, no! 1 . I '..n. II. .i to t.-ti.i fie tir.in.l Jury t J.-lu '. . J;. ),;. iru; ;u:i, H.e ,il.-.;ri, l P. ii, DilH ait'-iniioii li ina iloAn .in ..,-iiiivni it.iilirr th il u h!le u.i the il. iy uT the in'i.rnor ui ie ,.ii. I (o the urn ill lury'n Mil.p.eTi and ! Il l-P to pr. iuce sui-h p;in rn an It rnulr ii, h- o .i n.i .e i trti,pctli-.i to do no .y ll.e 'u-ll -l.try I. rain -h o' ll.e 11 .it-- ni.i Hinieiit. w !il Ii In only i o-or-lliu.te with -in.l nol .-up. rlor lo tin- i-xrcutlve. The Kovirnor 1 1 i Tenip'. from Ju.liclnl pro. i nn while In ili. h.irvi- of Inn ilutiin. ami he alone tin- Ju.l-e of u lit it nu.-li pr s i-nm-n w oulil mi. if. re with bin i!i:t. n. He Is 'iinena ble lo the h r.nl.ituri alone, which may iniinach him for iol.illui of iltiiy. I'd; ci i;1;i.ncv kkk'I:m Kansas 'Tty. June 1" At 1 meetlr.K of i.nllt men today rrsolullons were adopt ed nillliiK the att .'titli'ii of coim-ress to the currency and hit. kinK laws of the fulled States, ton -III. lint! nn follows "The last clctlatt .ininlstiikably r pressed the anxious desire of th." piO le of the I'nllinl States lor a rectlliciitlon of the rurreu-y and bankltiK laws, and to that end we believe that such reforms must Is- In well dicentcd and Joliliomte legislation, which mav best be provided for by iiiilhorlrlni.' the president to -polnt a comiulsnliMi as pros)sed by tl.e Indianapolis monetary eonventlc.it. There fore, we have the honor to request that von favor the Kt intl n; of such a.ithorlty to the president durinu tin present txtra session . Ni:V TKIAI. l-'Uli HAMll.TuN. Oitumwa. Iowa. June In. -All the mem bers of the lUtutnwa Imr except six, three of whom were t-nruKetl In the iroscciitton of Hamilton, the oinvktcd Selilon tiank robler, ha-e iM-tillomsl the district judite to im onsi.U r his decision and Krant Ii I in a new trial, staling that In their opinion he was wrongfully con victed uihlcr the evidence. Hamilton will not be taken to thn iHnltentlary until the result of the in-tltlon is known. KIREMKN'S TOl'RNAMKNT. nainent closed this creniiur. Today's con 1 inker City, Or., June 10. Tho Eastern Oreion. and Washington Klreineii's Tour test reunited us follows: Championship race, linker No. 5 won; time, 52 1-3: linkir No, 3 second. Flit-men's foot race, dis tance two hundred yards, Knink Shcltcn, of linker, first: time, 23 seconds. Special huh und hub race, l'eiHlleton f.rst, l.a' Crn ndo Becoiid: 23 1-2 aocondes. STEAMKHS QCARANTINKH. Now York, June 10. The Herald's cor respondent In Guatemala telegraph that the irovcrnment has Issued a decree quni iiuttuliiK for seven days all vessels cn which cases of fever of any kind have occurred. The 1'aclllc Mall .sleainshis San Jos and Acapiilco are In uuui. inline at '.he port of San Jose. ST. I.Ol'IS KI.KCTUIC I.1C1ITS. St. Louis, June VI. K. W. Crundill, of the Western Kl.vtrlc Company, of Chl cairo, who boiiRlit the Scudder Interest in the St. Louis Kleclrlc Llcht m.l row er Company, has sold out to the Edison llluniltialltiK Company. This practically combines nil the electric llht companies In the city. HANKER SUICIDES. St Paul, Juno 10. Phillip T. Rellly. vice president of the St. Paul National Rank, committed suicide by shooting. No rea son la known to exist except 111 health. REPORT JINK II, 18'.7. DURHAM GETS 1j Gou-rnur I5urld Ktcn!s His Life I'ntil July 9 Nat. LAW .MI ST TAKi: IIS COCKSI- Out Want I lie l.nj.il Co' mi an tu Hiiht ol rcderal tuatt Decided Atturne) (.tncfdl Will Nut Talk. w inltf, 'nl., Jur.1- I'i -o-rrujr .n-l- tr. .nir.: 1 u. i runt' n prli vc thl cMr.irif; j i - -1 1 July S.ri i'r.i h-Imii, Jura- 1". r;o-,i rn-r I... 1-i'n r- asoii for icr intir.e Iiurrant un til July I" thill the I. e;i j oints f oulil tin! mnll,ly In- .l.n-..-l U-fon- the tim- fixed I .r Hi. . ntlun tomorrow. He wus i..lvln, lMiw.-v.-r. that It mlk'ht tnkc '.Mriy .1 iyn to il,..,., even UiOi;;h tile j .' lions U- pr.-iM-ritwi at on-'e to the pr. in. e.-urt: hem the r jirii vc wan I. . i.-i. -l i.e.-i ".iry. The e.,vernor ban j stat.. I that it in his Intention to I.; the ''i-a t.-ke Us course iialn.nt tin rr. ml. . ir ! of I I. in. -In- l.mnnt. This he s.ii.l wh.-n ' l,.- ue. not to Inti-rfi r- In behalf of .tin- eon. i nun. 1 man. Now h- iijs .at jib. n.r.i.ree must U. c.irri.-l out or he must l.-an: th.it tin f .-!. r;. I lourtn ba.e ! Mi-- e.n i iiii.-rf. r. with the stnte J,-.i.r;s in can.. su.-h the one .it is..ue i Cbarli-n f.irler. who In npe.-l.il c.n::i.- I ; for Purrunt In tin- luibian i-orpun p;o j .., lilies nald l.e ill.l not lis 1 th,. s.ht. - M iii.'.-r. ii. nsion in th. matter of t::t t;n : 'l, ; t.- .l.-. i-km la th haln-.is rorp-.m pp.. .-eiil.'s l-.i- n.ii.; triitt he h;ui ; e. ,-1 uii-.M. to iibiain any inform. itiori from the attorney Ken.r.il In reirnrd to the in.r.s. i ci.urx. ,,f the irovi-rnor. but he n.lili il that "the alioria y e, n. r.il Is a irmnl l.iw y.-r. and he know." that tin; I o.-i-iloa he has taken Is cornet an.1 Cat lat nlKht that the gov-rnor had d. cl.lnl hal-i-.is corpus nets unquestionably ns a slay of execution. The attorney tct-neral. when Informed thai Governor ltudd has finally dc I Icsl to riri.ve Iiurrant, iUn.-lln.sl to make any statetii -nt. H.- s;ii,l: "1 will not say wlu-iher I liaie prepared pajK-rs or not. Wh.-n I eommen.-e prix-emllnKs It w ill be in tin- courts, not in the m-wspaiK r.." C.ENERAL I.CNd MStH'STEI . Has KeslKiiisI From WcyK-r's Staff and Will Return to Spuin. New York, June 10. -A disivitcli to ilie Journal from Havana says: Another of Wcyler's generals. Iaiiio, In spector Rencral of the Olvll Giuirtl forces In Cuba, and military governor of Ha vana, has residied In disgust ami expects to leave the island by the trana-AtlJMtc llmr sailing on June for Spain direct. Lono regards Weyler' early recall as quite assured, and thinks Rlanco or Ia h i Domlnguei will come out as lils suc cessor. Roth are unusually Intimate with Martlnei Campos, to obtain whose .up )nrt In the recent ministerial crisis Canovas is known to have made import ant conedsslons. Weyler Is rciortcd to have cabled Can ovas insisting that Minister IVpuy do Lome demand from the Washington gov ernment the extradition of Nunex. Cart.i ya and Arteagu, alleged tillbu-sters recent ly captured by the I'nlted Stau-s authori ties on the Florida coast, alleging old criminal Indictments against threo of them, said to lo still ivndlng In the courts here. OHIO DAY. Great PreiNir.it Ion to Receive the Pres ident In Tennessee. Nashville, Tenn., June in. i.ovi rnor Uushnell. of Ohio. Mayor Caldwell, of Cincinnati, anil members of the Cincin nati chnmlier of commerce and police force and ninny other Oliloan arrived this evening to take part In the celebra tion of Ohio day ami Cincinnati day at the exiKisltlon. Great Interest Is shown In the visit of President McKiulcy and Parly, who will arrive tomorrow morning and remain until Saturday night. Thou sands of visitors from adjoining stales an- expected. The work of decorating the business houses, public buildings and private residences I going on In every lxirtlon of the city. CENTRAL AMERICAN LAWS. Judicial Congress Assembled to , range Them. Renr- Ncv York, line In. The Herald' corre spondent In Guatemala wires that the lirst Judicial congress has assembled for the purpose of rt -arranging the laws governing Central America, subject to tho approval of each republic. The rep resentatives are: Antonio Uatres, Ma riano Cruz and Antonln Snrutva. Oitn teinala: Leonldas Pacheco, Costa Rica: Miguel IVIgado and Tibureio lionilla, the Greater Republic. This lmKrtiint step may lead to the union of the Central American republics. NEW TARTY ORGANIZED. A Novel Plan to Enlist Worker for Will iam J. Uryan. Minneapolis, June 10. The National Volunteer of Democracy I the name of l n' oiHiil ornriUj'!on wlion.. iil.m '. . '-Kri-rly ro' l. Th heii.l'iuiirf. r ; at Kl. Iwin, I,o. nl pollikiaM rf r" lvinK rtri:il:ir fr-.rn H-"'r..i;irj Hoffrn.'in, who '-xiilalnn tlni c rtilii of honor nro to ik ninl ! ft all loynl worki rn. Th prt'itilsltn for ol.i. lining a riTtlriiin In nix muiitha' innnt w rvlio Ix.forc 1'1, hn Hry.in In to In- lniiiiKiirtil prt'itMi-nt. A uunfwn Ih to l. Iiii-'l uml inn""! on the orlirln.il (.'rllll' i. Toon thin liiltor Is a p'.rturc of Mr. flry.-m pr-n nilni to tt hca llf i ljly a rcrtKli ale of honor. .. rwiinerit l iiiik)J to havrr hi own photoi;ra.;ih tiantol on inhere thP hi.a'l xhould I-. y.r. I (off mu ii (I'-tlaren that In Vfl fine of then ci-rUln ali it will lie of mor': value In f. eijrlni an ofTwr than the niloiTient of ten i-nator finl a hunilrel reprejo'n!-aiivi-K. He qi'oten a letter frirn Mr. Cryan irlvlntf a fiiaHl -n'lortnenl to iho I'i.a. IN TI'K I'ACirirns. VV.yl.-r's Coreen Suffer !n..s at th H;;:ids of the Insurgents. New York. June li.. A dispatch to th; J'.-'r.i.:! from Havana snys: I'our thousand Insurtrent from lY.r -atern department. M by (len'-ral Hu.I- ! r:i.-u. and Qulri'ln I'anil'-ra, have crosm-d M itanzas, entin d Havana province, nnd are now men.ulnir the twn of fiulne.n. l'm.ir del Itlo advices re;ort a hot flht ihr.s days a.-o within siirht of the town j of f on.sohicton del Sur. Two Spanlstl captains, a lieutenant and six privates ' re kilbsl. but the relicls were compelled I to r'-tlre In treat disorder, j In an enira; m nt ujmn the I-a taiNa jsuar state n.-.ir I'ort Cabanas. betw n Marlel and liahla Honil.i. the Siunish col i umn had thirty kill.nl an.! upwar ls of ' a hundred w am.l.nl. ', T'lin was In Weyl. r's so-t ille .Mi ir.-l . dlstm-t. The Insurants, after the flsSt. '. r-tir-I Int-i tht ir fortili.-d KWiti-ins in - Maceti's old stromrhold. the liubl hills. v-j,r teU-irnpht-il ordering six 'ol- umns to march uiralrvst th.-m, but not a ;word of the ilefe.it ,i: I,i I. j. h.. ! -n cadi.-.! to th :r ,i imnuiet;t at M i lri i l.VSL'IUVNCK RATH?. Stockton, Cul., June I'). The m-eslng i.' the local Insurance agent was m.xrk'.l by harmony. A resolution Ka pas.sd j -le.', rring the signing of the suhml't.ni j agreement until changes were made. Tiie I resolution does not state what changes i are wanted, but It is understood that j nearly every clause Is objectionable, par l ticularly the one reducing the commis sion of the agents from S to li per rent. Two agents from Sacramento were pres ent to atssure the Stockton men that If their agencies were taken away from them they would resign. Assurance to the same effect were received from San Jose and Ixis Angeles. Today is the day on which the Insurance compact has re solved to forfeit the appointment of all agents In Stockton If the agreement Is not signed and the agent nay that, they are waiting to see them carry out the threat. DENVER STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Denver, Col., June 10. A heavy rain ; storm, accompanied by terrific lightning, ! visited this city nnd vicinity this even- i ing. which eiiused considerable damage. The fall of water was so heavy that j the streets were flooded and many cul verts washed out. Lightning struck the' new four-story building of the Studel.a-J ker Manufacturing Company, setting fire j to it and causing a Ioks on the building i and stock of $.(Xi. It was fully Insured. I There are railroad washout on various j lines running into Dnever. but none are of a serious character, so far as learned. 1 RRYAN AT PENDLETON. Pendleton, Or., Juno 10. Arrangements are being made here to receive Wm. J. Ilryan on July 13th. He consented to re main In Pendleton twenty-four hours, ar riving the morning of the 13th from Port land, leaving the morning of the 14th. Tho railroad companies will run ex cursion trains from all points. Prepara tion are being made for the biggest crowd ever In Pendleton. Rryan's Salt Lake date has been put one day later than ut first announced. TIN PLATE DEAL. Pittsburg, June 10. A meeting of large1 jobbers and a committee of tin plate " manufacturers will be held In New York ( within a few days to form a pool. Pn-i vioua to the formation of the association of tin plate manufacturers the Jobbers , stocked up heavily at the low prices, and j when the association advanced prices the jobbers refused to be governed by the as.-oclatlon rates. It Is now proposed to i combine and tlx a rate satisfactory ti; lnith parties. ALVAN G. CLARK DEAD. Cambridge, Mass., June M. Prof. Al van G. Clar';, the famous telescope U lis manufacturer. I dead at hi home here of u i-troke of apoplexy. Ills latent fln-l Ished work, the mammoth lens for the j Ycrkes telescope, was shipped to Chi -Vga , a short time ago. I'. & K. G. OPENS OFFICES. Portland, Or., June lu. Tho Rio Grande Western railway officials today estab - llshcd an agency in this city with th ? following officers: YV. II. Paul, general agent f night department R. J. O'Reilly, traveling freight agent; M. J. Northwestern passenger agent. Roche, THEIASTORIAN has the largest reinitiation of anyrpaper on the Columbia River NO. m. SAILS UNDER Flagship Sew York Leaves Boston Harbor Yen Sudilcnlv. TiioKiit r to in: of f for clija Navy Department Savn Nut. HmeTer Sor mined li Will look Alter rilihan terinfi txpeditios. Homon. June 1. The I'nped State , cruiser New Vork. the tiiilfnhlp of th" Norm Atlantic wpindron, with Hear Ad i mir.il Monnim-:'y blcard on boar 1, I steam, d out of the h irbor at 5 o'clock j this afternoon, not a soul on board Vnow- i:ne to wnat port sne is ooun.i, :or win I only bo wnen t!' hlr whlt-i cruiser In j well outside of I oston liKht, with the I jillot over the side, that the scaUs-l order i will be o ru d, Hnd her destination ns j certalwd. It Is (fen.-nlly belb-ved, ho'" ever, that w hen she reach" Cape Cod she will turn hr nose to the southward, .and that her twin screws wli not sop . until she Is nomew here In the neighbor hood of Cul.a. fir when the atarted she I was fully provisioned and coaled, r.n'1 , could. If necensary, ko to Gibraltar, or ' a lontr distance w ithwt laylnff In suj- Plle.n. SECRECY IN NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washingtrn, Ji.-n H1. Navy depart , m.-nt officials were singularly reserved a'no,.t the movement of lh-. New York, and how-(d reluct jr.i-e to jinswer any questions. Secretary Long, to answer to a ui.-e.-t inierrovaii-xi. r plbd: "The New York Is not goin- to Cuba. Sue will next ir heard from at some , point or. the Atlantic coast well north of Cuba." The secretary refuseJ to answer fur ther. It a learned, however, tbat the. cr jlsf r Is expected to report next at Hampton Roads, Va and that sh vdl lie al sea about two day. It ls6tirmi'd that tho navy department, which ha been charg ed of late with the whole duty of looking ' after filibuster afloat, has oe. n advised of the intentions of some formidable ex pedition bound for Cuba to put out from some southern port. In such case the department would send ou orao ether cruiser usually, but it Is said that at this i time It wa a case of the choice of the vessel able to get under way irst. J. P. MORGAN HOME. Has Arranged in Europe Important Rail road Change. New York, June 10. J. Plerpont Mor gan has returned from Europe on the White Line steamer Teutonic. He ha been arranging while abroad for Import ont change and reorganizations In sev eral large railroad properties, and la be lieved to have entire success In hi plans, though he refuses to confirm this report, further than by saying that the financial situation abroad seems much Improved. The deal In Northern Pacific contem plated by the Morgan Interest i said to Involve the transfer of the controlling Interest In the road to a Great Northern clique which upholds James J. Hill in the management of the latter property. This clique consists of the large banklns houses In Amsterdam, Berlin, Hambirg and London. 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