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CANNED MEATS
Beat In tha Markat
ON THE EVE OF
SOCIAL UPHEAVAL
Disruptions nnrf ConfuMim in the
Austriun Kckhrath.
I'KI.MII K HADIAI .MAY lIKi.N
Clf fUala aid tl-Stajtt n Oat ide cd
Ike Jcfciiad (icfaaa LilKfaU Arc
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taking thiiQa Red r) (
Vienna, t --i,.l-r -The fn-.rhi.ii. w.l ,
ni.iM t.. fUr ia .m-w t.Wj
, It t l-l.v-xl that If th- m.-i"ln. :
.f lh kfl continue tlartr ff.rt to
iriin Wlaliiton. 'on lti"lriil will T'- J
lltn, in whlrh vriit ii lift munir
ml'.l fiTml. Tli" rlotoua IT'"-"-"1'
,.f ynrtTd.iy' i"-"i ar vlrlun.ly
rniitlinmn. o ..f ll holi: .l.-miiIT-ti.,n.
whlrh mark"! th.- (t l" "f rvt'-h'-ruth
imi H.-i'fmlr - TIi.im- dniomtr.i.
tloiia. the forriHT onta. ar ill-
r.i-til iiK'iHt h inl'lm-t mi l Kr-w mil
.f lhe I'.l fi-i-Ung- Iwimi-n thi J.-rm.iii
lloli-iiiUna ami youna; 'a-ha. 'n th.- n-.
ai-afinhllna" f Hi" ivlchar.ith laat niniiih
n ariii-a of nioilnna ii pI.t1 Himlna at
fti lmHrhm"rl of mlnlt'-ra. The tl'-r.
mini pnrty wiuita Count lln.lnl. th pr-ml'-r.
Iniiw-iK-htd on m omit of thai con-luc-t
f n'rt-.-nt.itl. of th.- ir-'V.-riinu n!
at piihllc inwtliiK"- Th iMTiimn oppo
union hra.lnl hy H- rr --h..ii.-r.-r. ili m.ui;1
- t
III lm-in-hm.tit for pnililhi'li"- -nr.-1.
Ink- of il.rnmn Itolicmhum. i il tlwy il.
for th liiiiM-i.-hni.-iit of on !li ; (i.
m!nltcr of Juatlrt-: lir. I!mi:k . m:.. .rr i
of, tlniiiH-. iin-l H.ir'Oi "ox .rW.-hii. !
nunlMiT of i i'min n-- for .hi all. 1 i
i
1.i'.ii!.iii of th.-lr mlnimi-riiil u ith t.y i
th Iwiuant'a of n il-.-r.-,. anthor'aUiK Hi-
ofll. l.il uko of tho Ci-ili urik-iiMK .n
lloht-inl.i.
Thn aoohi'llal ili nnvritta In th, n h h
rath avn-lly ttlih-J hy th r.-mnim: of
th old lrmn P"r'. produce a
cnhllict crlila mid hrlnir iihiut Ihc ro.
Into ilffeiil of tho Aiiatriun pHmo mlni
tcr. Count Hiol.-nl. llui tun k of thK
nnd fornilni? tho luiala of the pr-rait ait
I'.iitlon, lire ijucatlona of rl.fc' 'n. race,
local government, national lectliHW.arltli
il eonfnalna; anil end'raa variety of com.
pllcatlona. Tho prhh in whl -h Count
Hail.. nl hna to mtvc la !o lml.ii- men
r.-prcaentlnic nine dlitlnct iiiithnialltlea.
each one playtnu; for ItN "n hum! ami
caring aliout an much for Aotrin n, It
ilnea for Japan, to act In friendly on
ivrt. Tho mipiHirt of each nationality
hua to lo Uiuirht ii tho price of con
ccnalona; and every' concession iiri"uted
to anyone of them excite fhe wrath of
tho other eluht. .Moreover, the whole
country Is divided political'. y. practically
Into two MttoKy homllo canip. On the
one alilo a IV the clerU-al.4 and tho uliti
eilittiti nnd on th, other are tin- Jew
and 1)10 llerman ItU-rula. The premier
la called tiKin to keep peai-.' tx-tween the
two. llo hna HutiKary iiImo to consider,
ik conatiuu thorn In the flesh.
Count Itadenl won his r putailon for
atntecrnft n aliulrhnler of (i.illcl.i. With
an Iron hand he put nn end to the lot-nl
llftputca of tho Ittithonaa an, I tho I'olea
of (lint province, nnd ho siiiuvssed their
Joint IntrlKuea nirnlnat Anntrla. He won
tho oontlilenoa of Emperor Krani Joseph
and Whon ho formed a ministry In Sep-
temlK'r. 1S!5, to UCivel tho atop-fr.ip
KWmnnwff cahlnet, which hnd n short
life, after the full of the Wlndis -h-Gratz
cabinet, h told tho relchrath that ho
Intended to lend nmd not allow Mmaolf
to Im led.
The w-holo nation iipplntuletl the an
nouncement, hut Count :.ulenl hooii
found that tho MAiir una more e.ially
Hiild than done, nnd tlni't tho relchsrnth
wna hy no means im do-lle nn nsn'iuhly
us tho Oalclnn InndstaK.
"My Kovcrnmont," ho fald. "shall stanil
iilivo p;irtle8 and N free from ;ullea "
Hut within 11 month ho had Ixv-n driven
Into noROllntloiiH Willi every party In
tho rclchsrnth In ilesperalo atlenipta hy
plnylntf off nKnhmt ihe other to secure
a majority that wou'.d carry out the
Imperial p".ans. Las1', aprlntt's Kcnernl
eloctJona left him, Instead of at the head
of a strong and compact majority, with
barely n hundred votea. On April t he
relrned but the emperor refused to ao
cept hla reslKnntlon and a tmKrnry
retirement waa tffected. Btrona; In th.
ipyirl of I'nnz Ji"-iii, ha a-1 ! i wir
to tiy to riiro l.y t,rll"iy .i'ol pi 'ii.i-n
lhi majority whl"h tha i:oiitl:uein !' hnd
denied him, Tli Merrrnn i r.i a ref i. I
to ayK-pi h! alv:ne.-. OWilllt ti hi,
action In tl nuli?rrin of Ik''". adclnliiK
thn eini-i''jr to rfu lh election of I'r.
Kurt l.wic-r. tho anM.iK-mltlc l-:id-r In
tlm r-'lehnnth, na liurKim.in-r of Vl nna.
Iln waa driven tlVT-for., In! tne han la
ii.' th- r. e!i, vota he v:ur-d by
a:tlii..lol.lliK I'i't '.h'.' .'ll.KM.ik" ;i t h
oin.-'lul ,.ii-runK of Il ihemli. In r-'ir,ii-
Mm l,e .Wrn.n in - r .. , r t,
l-'.i-h ail'! h.i'.H r-'i-i! t rim fOMd-r
his rnew,i'. of tha d' fir; l. I .-licreetheii-with
lluti--iry and !: pl'ii for (! wj-1-
il. a-i n fiirt pre.--.: atras.ueii.wita
Ui'w.s-ri tl.e twi w, '.!'.'. a u.' t!i
empire
.o, : l'tiiViia arid rev. iri-n.
Th el-fii puny Is pr. p.ire.J tu jrtve
him a nua.lfled auj'tejrt : f.r th anti. '
.iiiltle profram la to work a.ilnst the i
l"r.it" tanta as wi as J h, and lj pU-e j
nl! br.ine)f of e-l n atli In the hands
of ttwi Itoman t'litholl cl'-rK)'
lint h0 Is 1'i.ith to ai.'op; these I'-rmft.
If. -iiierfore. he falla to conv. to an uu.
dersUii dlnir with r,i h of the imal er
parti a.-ura!ely iiaiu K-t a workatte
iiirtj.,rlty ho wf l for.vd either ! le;l
to tho CH-iic;ila or rcMun. Th,. compro-nili..-
with Uunuary moM lo- sitistled
and unices he can Kel a majority In th
releharaih. to ratify, ho muc. hand his
office over to tmt an- wiio can; Oiat
la. uiiln the emisror, Irritated by par-
'.Uni.-iilary whatruc;i'n ahould d.sM Ie to I
disfN'tiae with She rutsisiance of parlia-
noeit. Such a course woold almost ct-r.
taluly lead to fundamental chwrca In j
tho Aiiatrutn form of government and
mlKht prepare the way for a social up.
henval. It I evident that In spite of
th.. premier's effort to make a permanent
t-tr:emerit lietac n t!)e t'-.-ha and G-r-ana
he la not much nearer auccesa than
hn was last March.
FOREST FIRES IX
REXXSYLYAXIA
TIIKMI I I)S. miir.S KM) BsKNS ARC
rn m; or st urn cd.
YalniMe Sfnli tHmed anil LivcAre Lost
A floadred Men Mghtiag
the riimes.
Pittsburg. ivtoU-r '.".-From all parts
of Western and Central Pennsylvania.
Knstoru hlo nnd West Virginia come
reMrts of forest fir, a. All the upper
Yonghlgohcny region Is In a hate. Across
the Yoiig-hiKohcny river Limestone hl.l
l.s a lurid slope of tire and south of
I Vniii-lsvlls" the lire Is eating the shrub.
In-ry. endangering homes and destroying
hundreds of Kirns. In the vicinity of
Iticebrook. Hislford county, nearly t')
men an- tlghtlng fires. Two oil rigs
owtusl by tho South Penn and Worth
oil companies have loen destroyed nnd
i largv tract of timber Kind told waste.
The burn of John A. Hyers. a stock
deviler of Punbar township has been
ilostroved. At his stock, J horss and
tlni uncut crp of hay were consumed.
Springtleld, on the top of Chestnut ridge.
Is thivnten.-d wtrh dstructlon unU-ss
rain cornea soon.
William Ibxlgi and son who lived on
Indian creek are missing, and It Is feared
they have perished.
Till! TUKASl'UY KOllUKD.
Thousands f Silver IViilars Stolen Dur
ing tho Iist Administration.
Wuahlngton, October &. Silver dollars
aro missing from the treasury and may
numlier thousands. Treasurer Roberts
has employed exerls to count piin-e by
plc-e the Siki.iii'J"1!1 which ought to be In
tint va Kits.
Ilivcnlly the coin Was counted by the
weighing process hut Kolvrts will not
give n receipt to his predecessor, Mor
gan, until "lie knows the full extent of the
robbery, which he believes has been car
rid on for some time.
1 Miring this count ti trusted employe
was caught opening the hugs which con.
taJn I1O0O n silver, taking out ns many
as ho wished and making up the weight
of the extracted silver hi lead. At th.'
contusion of the count iiU of the bags
showed the required weight. I'pon the
treasurer's suggestion some of the bngs
were oened. So much lead w.is discov
ered that a consultation wns hold arid It
was iWlded to employ a force of BO
clerks to go over the counting; In detail.
This task will consume six months and
will cost the irovernment IK.OOO.
THE BITTERNESS
IX NEW YORK
MunRipiil fight Kill Ik I'clt in the
State Elections.
1 7 K AIN(; ALREADY UlAKf.KI)
I
i
a Regard to Ugiilatite Caadiaate-Tbe
loi-irritie Caittnl Agaiast Mearjr
George's Streagla.
Sew Vork. October 9. i'uliil-:ana of
a I aorta are irrvatly tntereaie,) n .the
prolAble effect of the Mtternee. tn the
municipal camalirn on the results In
! the tate at lai-e. The effect princl-
iwlly dlacuaaed aro those affectlnic the
I chol of Wallahs ar.d Park-r. reiect
j h-eiy rhe tvpub'.l'-an and democra-tlc nom
j Iriesa for Justice of the court of appeals,
and those of the active candl latea Indl.
i 1ilually.
I: la conceded that the bitt-ri -a dH
veloped lrtwe-n the partisans of Low
and Tracy. If not atronger than that he.
tween (leor-re and Tammany, i likely t
lie more wiuVi-pread In I'.a results.
Stralirht democrats c'.alm-thouKh they
oon (five no i ubetantlal basis for their 1
assertion that Parker will run o far
ahead of Wallace In Greater New Vork
aa to aitaure hla election. Already there
are charges of trading on the legislative
candidate, and the length aid complex
ity of the ballot cannot fall to confuse
j thd more HlkeratA voiera.
C'O.servative men are Is-irlnnlne .j
comment upon the balloting of the Gore
vote of 1SW. In which ihe s1nrle laxer
re-elvel more than Ki.1.") when no one
would concede him a third of that total.
The deduction the conservatives make is
that CK'onte will surprise the voters In
K'7, as ho confounded those of l'e.
Hich.ini Croker Is credite.1 wl h the
preJlcUon thai Van W'yck will have a
plurality of T5m and that M.'V.i s Mfe
to on. Meanwhile there Is more talk
of wagers and there Is outward and vis
Idle sieng of betting, but the act mil fac
ing of money h-s not as yet begun to
any marked extent.
DU. DARRIN TO RKMAIN.
A Rush of Business Causes Him to Post,
pone Leaving Nov. 1. as Advertised.
Dr. Darrln, the eminent physician and
specialist, at the request of many friends
and the great interest shown by the suf
fering and afflicted, has consented to
stay with us until- further notice. The
truly wonderful cures be has acoomplVh.
ed are being testified to by a host of af.
flloted sufferers who can be seen and
consulted on the miraculous cures on
their behalf. It Is safe to say that no
sicclalist has uiiained the prominence of
!r. Darrln In this country and he cannot
help but meet with grand success.
Those who are disposed to doubt Dr
Darrln' cure, will have their doubts shak
en on reading the following card from
Judge O. P. Mason of Portland, a man
well and favorably known to all our
readers. His case will go far to estab
Ish the skill of Dr. Darrln.
JIDOF. MASON'S OPINION.
Dr. Darrln Dear Sir: Your electrical
treatment Is most undoubtedly a won
derful success. I have been for a num.
ber of year, (rradually becoming deaf,
particularly o In my left ear. For the
las few years 1 have feared that I
would be compelled to give up my law
practice, entirely, as at times I could not
hear well enough to understand what
witnesses testified to, unless they spoke
In a high tone of voice. A short time
ago I commenced treating w'th you. and
now can hear as well as 1 could V) years
ago. In fact I find no difficulty at all
In hearlr." anyone speak In an ordinary
tone of voice. I amfrank to say that
In my case your treatment has been a
success. I am only sorry that I did not
apply to you sooner. Refer any on. to me.
O. P. MASON.
Second and Taylor Street, Portland, Or.
Dr. Darrln can be consulted free at his
office In the Occident hotel, AstoHn. The
numerous calls for his services would
not permit him to leave November 1st
ns advertised.
The doctor has reduced his fees to only
$30 per week, or In that proportion of
rlmi- na the cae may require, to all
ca.tea eommenclnf tr'u'.ment aoori.
Dr. Darrln m-tkea a apecUlty of all
dlseaaea of th. eye, ear, noae, throat,
catarrh. denfna, bronchitis la rrlppc,
onaumptlon. dyapepala, conatlpatlon.
heart, liver, and kidney dlseaaea.
H pennanenily cure, all dlaeaae. of
th genlto-urlnary ornana In either bx. j
All peculiar fwnolu trouble, are conft-,
dentlally treated, aa well aa all acute, j
chronic, prlva:. and nervoui dliwaae. ofj
whatever nature. If curable. No caset;
taken If not j
Moat caaea can ti treated at home
after one visit to the d ctor'a office. All :
bualr.esa reUtloni with Dr. Darrln are
r.rlcOy confidential.
GKRMANY8 SYMPATHY.
She Deprecate, the Era. of "Capitalistic
Domination In America.
Kerlln, October S) At a meeting of the
Centrafi Aawxriation of German Indus,
trials to elect delegate, to Prince Hohen
lohe's committee for drafting new com
mercial treaties, Herr Buck, who was
the chief speaker, denounced the Dingley
tariff aa "the most complicated, contra,
diotory ' and uncertain tariff ever con
ceived." He declared that It waa due
to the capitalistic (peculation mbl h are
provlnjt fatal to the industrial existence
of the United States.
At the aame time Herr Buck said he
felt bound to protest against the dangers
of a customs war. The sugar Industry
would suffer thereby and Germany would
be unable to support herself If the United
States retaliated with repressive duties
on corn or petroleum.
He did not anticipate a long life for
"the era of capitalistic domination In the
United Slate.."
ALASKA UXDER
- MILITARY, RULE
PRESIDENT .M'KIXtET MAS DECIDED TO
ISME StCrl)KDERS.
A large District. Vitb St. Michaels is the
Center. Vill Be Set Off L...
lessiess .Mist Cease.
Chicago. October 20. A sieeial from
Washington says:
President McKlnley will issue an order
pCacing a largo district tn Alaska, of
which St. Michaels wiU be the center,
under the military arm of the govern,
ment. By this action the authorities be
lieve that the lawlessness feared as a
result of the rush of goklseekvrs to the
great Northwest territories wIE be sup.
pressed.
The proposed military district will be
about 100 mfles square. The .determina
tion to Issue the order was arrived at.
It ia said, at a cabinet meeting. While
no official reports of anything but a
peaceful condition have reached the de
ptirtnumt. privut oomu nlcatlons from
resiwnl.ible parties haw convinced the
authorities that something more than
mere civilian rule was necessary. The
authorities say that offenseg committed
wichln the boundaries of the district, to
be described, by the president in Ms
order, will subject those responsible to
prosecution by th military authorities
before whom they will be brought.
The war department also proposed to
establish an army post on the Yukon
river, but this wIE not be dome before
next spring.
COMING TO THE PACIFIC.
Assistant Secretary of War Out on a
Tour of Inspection.
Omaha. October 20 Assistant Secre
tary of War Melkeljohn. after spending
the day In Omaha Inspecting the depart
ment of the Platte and Fort Crook, left
tonight for 81 Paul, from whence he goes
to Portland, and from there to San Fran
cisco, where he remains for about three
days Inspecting the department and de
fenses. From San Francisco he goes to
Arizona, then to New Menxlco and Texas
inspecting the forts enroute.
BROKE THE RECORD.
Jollet, Ii!., October 20. Joe Patchen
broke the world's wagon record today,
pacing a mile at Ingall's park In 2:04.
which reduced the record 3 second.
GREAT BRITAIN
MAKES REPLY
Cannot Concede to the Proposals of
the American Cqrnmission.
INDIAN MINTS NOT TO OPEN
A Diplomatic S.te Anbassidor white Say.
Ccrsjiiy Will .Not UstitiM Tariff
War Agaiist This Contrjr.
I London, October 20 Lord Salisbury
tonight lent to Ambassador Hay the re
ply of the British government to th.
proposal of the American btmetjMIc com
mission headed by Senator WolootL It
1. a diplomatically worded note. Hi.
lordship says the government 1 not aW.
to repen tine Indian mint, at preaent.
He regret, rhe Inability to accede to th.
propol of the American commission.
Great Britain baa as great an Interest as
the United State, and France In securing
a stable par exchange for gold and silver
and an enlarged use of .liver.
In these circumstance., continue Lord
BalLabury. the British government doe.
not se the deairabtitty of an Interna.
tional monetary conference, but will be
pleased to consider any other practical
suggestion, from th. United States.
Lord Salisbury enclosed with th. not.
a copy of the statement of Sir J. Wa-
land, head of the financial department
of India, which waa under consideration
at the meeting of the cabinet council
laat Saturday, and which take, strong
grounds against the opening of the In
dian mints.
Senator WoScott is not In London thV
evening. Ambassador Andrew Whit,
came from Berlin last Saturday. Be was
avoided publicity, but bad several con
ferences with Senator Wolcott. In me
course of an Interview with a corres
pondent of the Associated Press, Mr.
White said that Germany", action as to
bimetailam wiU depend on England. Dis
cussing the probability of a 'tariff war,
Mr. White .aid: "I do inot believe that
Germany will inaugurate a tariff war
with the United States. The German
pres. and many German statesmen have
been very bitter against the Dingier law,
but I think they are now beginning to
realize that Increased prosperity wttl en
able the United State, to buy as much
aa under the lower tariff.
TO BE SKINNED OR IMPRISONED.
A Curious Alternative Confronting a
Chicago Boy.
Chicago, October 50. Whether to risk
being held to the grand Jury on a charge
of assault or to part with a portion of
cuticle so that his victim may benefit
by a skin grafting operation Is the alter
native which faces Paul Cxyet, a lad
of U years, who threw hot water on
Anton Kwltke, scalding him so severely
that an operation is Imperative. In Jus
tice 8a,haith's court the boy waa given
his choice of the two evils and allowed
until October 2S to consider the prop
osition. LINB RESUMED.
Chicago, October 20. Beginning tonight
the Chicago & Northwestern road will
resume first-class sleeping car .ervlce
between Chicago and Portland, via the
Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line.
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