The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, February 03, 1898, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextIT- 1 . 1-rrr.aa THE DAILY ASTORIAN ll the blgftst ind best piper on the Columbia River THE ASTORIAN has the latest circulation of an ucr on the Columbia River FULL ASSOCIATED PRBSS REPORT, VOL XLVIII. ASTOKIA, IMKOOX, THURSDAY MOUNINO, FKUUUAUY 8, I8'.l. NO. 29. OPEN Hiving Hmiglil tin, Clalaop (' operative ('(,' aim k nf GROCBRII3S, HARDWARE, ETC., At H low rutc on Hi tlnllur, we Hill now nflnr II (u ih cMi"MHirri ... At Less Than Wholesale Cost . . . Atxelmm lu''ntv Mma In lii''li 1i"m only nIhiiiI IVtVlllJ t ilii.rntlrn.iiM'k, ll will lie In your .'hmitnii- loiall curly and aecut tlAKU A INK. We warrant everything In fir. I i'Iiim ronillllnii, or will refund your money, Krnirliibrr Ilin I'litce 684 Commercial Diaries and Calendars For 1898... GRIFFIN IW Klondike Miner u CnmpcrH UtctiHlIn W. F. SCHEIBE, A hill Him at Plea. T . 4T4 ConinMrvlal Ml. HKCK1VEI) IN TUB PRIMARY. UHAMMAR AND ACAURMIU ORADEH THE SISTERS OF THE Convent of the ...Holy Names ASTORIA. OREGON. IUVK Ol'KNr.D TIIK1H llilAltHIMl AND IAV HllOOl For rate, Ui., addre th Superior Mams, Bacon cuicin W OIIIL.1.U t .BRAND v.. a. Th. Beat, Abtolutely Pur. Ry. P For Sal. at Th. Occident Hotel Bar, Tho Offlo. Saloon, And all tti laadloc bar. m Artorla. mm San I'r anclMCo am' rtiitlanU AGAIN, Street. .1. 7 WILSON Sc CO iW"Ta. Blank Books and Office Supplies r , - . & REED Supplies Outfits mul PtovIhIoiih Foard & Stokes Company ManuUtlurtr and lalr- In FINE CIGARS! INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC, PAINTINO AND VOICE CULTURE KORM A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT Kopp's "Best A DELICIOUS DRINK.... AND ABSOLUELY PURE The North I'atnllo Urewery, of whicb Mr. John Kopp li proprietor, ualitt m fur domettio tnJ export trailo. ltotlltnl lifer fur family uie, or keg bfcr supplied at any time, delivery in the city free. NORTH PACIFIC BREWERY UNION MEAT COMPANY and M.I, KISI'S OKCANNKI) MKAT8 I mini ll Iced The lUwt III the Market Strictly Pure Lard Cor. ronrtti and (ilisai Streets 1'ortlnnd. Oregon. "Keystone Monogram" Whiskey SHERWOOD SHERWOOD PACIFIC COAST AGENTS, ASTORIA'S JUBILEE NEAR AT HAND. Ke pulilltn State Convention Will lie Held Here April 14. II'..:(;A I EST OMKIIY TKAJN lUilr.td I he ritieil for the Oatiini it I'onil.le- Hsapllalltt Will .NM fit I Itnilcd- rial. riii). Portland, lir-v". rVl.ru.ry 1 Tho r' publlcm state roniral ti.timiltlr tin I In IM city today ami tin ld Id IwIJ lint etui 1 ,nv til1'i in Al.r!. April 14. The IUllVrfltlol i be I of Xl deli - Kate. "Pihi apportionment f ot,e. i,-, g.iie kt litis for , " county, at,.! one 'Inl'BUl fur rm h ? 'Hi ifc frai I.pn llntrof, uf 'Ji r ovr u rA f.,r M -Kmli jf f ir ir,!. dnil. Tlin ..-..iiiiiiIii. t r iiMiM'R'la lht ,rt inr:' m luW April 2 Uir cuumjr can vunlim April (. Tll fll.l Hlri' t ;ri,m!il r,(n inlllrn', J IU'i'ti.k tr..nnn, dr lu h"M llm iuiiV'OU, ,( )Wt April II. Tli out! pmplmj J;lriii c,n. llill)M w inlliil to nr! 1n Astoria. A.ill i:. 1 IojmI. rlrtlrin, A.t..j ril The tJaJIxn all a-k-M for tl,u .'..iiv. nt),.n and It look i Hiiro ballot to iVfli !" ijixtitbo. Th ! vols j aa folium a; lv.rllaiul- . U. Hali-m- . 4. -. A at or la 4, 12. IT. Til.' l'all,-7. X On announmncrii .f th nu!, Mr i rull.m. .m tnialf '.., piwpi.- i Aa. j ,h tnM .nt ,irrolin,1M ,,y xxxx!. Ion, (hunkral th. commlttm for thaTli ivmboy atoid In Ih doorway of tn honor l-id on tfim. sji.I aaaiuv.) all ! hol,lln toe ri.ip I'M' ii one . . , ' hand, and hl ortn-r by h! aide. Ha anl: prtMit that Aatorla nut dj all tn hT I .. . .. j ovm-r, yixir tulK atwut roe, and ...rr to tnnk. u comfortabl,. and pirn. ,,, Urrt, for ,B.h.M." ant t,i all rotnlir to the Cixivontl m. j I In thm rhot I'uc In r ipld wi-.-nion, Tne. flotnc ! tt-e aftrtloiiniii ut '!ll"f " " ' H"""')'. w- .lel. gat., by roiintlra: ! ou"",,n w" "' lU"- " ,!,at ,rt n"xt ! Vit araM In the durk. Tb pany al l)ak.r. Ilenton T. Olarkam., li. Cl.it. .ftl(tn allm , dJjrn tn,, lM p in. Columbia 4. T. 'rvk 4. Curry , cowboy, thinkinjt tnre aa only orw Mt, J, IVniKlaa 11. Glllam 4, Urant 6, Harney I. Ja. k.. J.-t,tiM. t. KUmaih J l.ke!1,ro" ,"r nlm ,u toni" uul- " ltt" , . . j iravo it ui and went aa The n.--l- 1 I-1n.-r.lr. 4. Inr- IJ. Linn . Malheur J. j V((m lnmMlalHy B0nM, , of u.e men Marlon Si, Morrow 4, Multnomah '. I'olK 1 m tn community nnd tftey went in a I. Ahetirun J. Tllliunook 6. I'niatlll 11, 1 t.Niy for the co-noy. who wurrendereo fni. I Wallowa J Wufo 10. Washing. "'""I re.lnan.. He merely eald: Ion i:, Vanitiill 10. TTuW THK NBttH WAS ItKCKIN KiX When the Mr! tifmn waa rtaahed ont I the wir, yeeterday aKvnoon that the ' retail, llran atate convention would t held in Aalorla April 14. there waa general atVfactoln expreeaed. At once the leaJ Inif rltiiena held Inlormal m.-eltliK ana iliciee.l plana tor entertaining the vt Itoaia. amonar whom will h the most d.a. tlngxihiliMl men In the atnte. It waa planned lo call meettnK of me' Chamber of Commerx and Pnigreailve Aao-latlon to coneider way and iiieunel and method of currying out the detail for; the proper entertainment uf the delegate nnd their friend. There will be SO regu lar delegated and from on tO two tnou- and other vlallor. Aatorla has a reputation for hospitality througtiout rhe atate and thoeo -who talked the nutter over yiwlerday decided that he tmt tint take a .lop hackward froin me mpi miira a.ira.iy atiaine,.. u , .ro..M that he.Murter. t... ,Hcne.l for the accommodation of v'.altom and where vnrloua ciinimllte can n-ct tn advance .we. cany on weir wor. a returner win, am, ,h(, ,,,.,mrtmen. lie kett of tho room and accommOila- , tlona available and a committee will a. Ml 'ST RKSTltlCT KliON'PTKRHS, lgn 'the arrival to their apartment. The Hotel FaivH kill 1w bimcl or char-' Waahlngbw. Feb. S. -Oenir.it Mcrrlam, tere.1 If p.wlhle and put In pr.nT eondi-1 commaiidHKr the Jeparlmert of the Co- tlon to receive Hm deli'wat.i., wxvtiil i Uimhm, t.vliv wired ttte acting eecrelnry train to be run to and from hhe ttotel j of , war d.Mvirtm. nt, the following ex- dav and night. tri-ta from the reinirt of Cnptnln Ray: It la contemplated giving a grand ex- sslrtMSly rivommend the restriction of ournlou to the mouth of the river for the elT,hrnitlon to that cotmtry tntj year; tmye bonellt of th. vlHltor. nnd It U probatile ! no should he nlbwc.1 to enter without that the O, R. & N. Co will come to the tw0 y,NirH' mippiy of food; recommend front with one of It large tvamer. f or j ln military post at the mouth Tannnn. wo on that owaalim. If the weather la ttt, Kht dnift high rnwer eteambottt One libera will be a clambake on the beach , t, pativl the Yukon with tMopa: akao and a moonllKht exoumlon over th. A. & j overland route from Cook or Vald a Inlet C. iR. R. R. to S.sas.div It aertna to be , (np month of the Tanana. the determination to make thl mtertaln. aeluM all the auppHe at Fort Yu mont exctvl tht of the celebrated Colum-j k(ni xovember SO, to prevent their ca4 blan cehAiratlon aomo year ruro. That 1liro py nn nrmed mob of about eighty there will be a hot time In Astor'a town m(n. sfty9 the mob waa Influenced by de bt aasurrd. Apparently the motto I to uhemte robliory and not by hunger. Noth let the vlkllona pay for nothing. It tnkea ,w ir,ut the provlmonal mllltnry govern Aatorluna to do A thing of thl kind up mcnt will mvt the neHs!lrles thl year, brown. , pun ronorra by exppi,! today. A hen een lnat evotilng the omcer of the Aatorla and Columbia Ulver Railroad mild that It. would be their effort to make the opening day of the republican etato convention the oiienlnjr day of the now railroad. There In now every prospect that their plana enn be fully carried out. A epeclnl excursion train will be run from Portland to brlntr th. delegates to Aa torlit, nnd nn excursion train from Aa torla will probably bo run to carry tho re ception commltieo lo meet the vlsllora. It m-lll be a red letter tiny In the history of Astoria ami rho driving of the golden spike m Its first and long1 expect ml rail road will make a Jubilee that wllllro down Into history, PBRSUASION TRIED, London, Feb, J, The Times corres pondrnt at Kobe Bnya; There are re peated rumors from S,oul that the Rus sian agent, M. AlexlerT, lit trying to por tmada th. Corean emperor to ro-oocupy the Rumlan legation. DOUBLE MURDER ON COPPER RIVER Cowlmy Kills Tte of His Companions on the Trail. THIFI) II Y A JL'KV OF FORTY, Itmij lor HI Crime - O.ty Sorry rie Did nt (,M ike Other Two - Ditd Cam. la Iht Latl Solcmi Side. H, Klr. Kli. J -Tti l-iin.T Alll'i itrmii iD.la ftiTx.ri frutii Cp-r Klv r, Alu-k, llh im of a i.ulln muM' r hii.I lyii, IiImk m Vitlilid J'mi, JmiuMry 1. S A. f'll. f Wuittniitft'jii, Minn., aii.il W. A. a1, of Klftn. M.i . re mur- by M. F. Tiinr. kon it tin "Montn ("out.," m In turn a hum.-! ,) t,M4t 40 rua(M'lirM. 'I'Iib lal crrt,iuieiit of tlio Tlm mr.t. HiK from Vul,li u'ulr tfat.- of Jariiir' Kin a ttio full'mliitf Kiy.utn of tho iraic ly: I. ni full rvorml boittj l.uilH at im .la. p villi t,.unj;,Ta j,,m aJ i-an of tlin arorll -kiriK i-niraiup by way ' VuMin thull ivr tin- kU l-r Into Oif (",l't-T Itlvrr rountry. Among tti, m a furl y of il,i.i''n ja.-ti propr lur no Imtl pl.kr up m r i'ito ttio mHtK.y, Tan. tirr, h liail nothlnn bin ixp-flnr, an.) .ia ouiflit.-I at H,-n til,, t ttio r-vt of Uio piirty. Trounlo loiiimrni id , af.fr tho party lamlnl. TIip cboy aa vry cnwbrurln and at laat Ma urroKiwv tw r,,m unlurut.k, and f,air of trie party. tslklrur thK matter over. iam to me con. cliial-m tbit thi betl thine f r all citi- i rcniixi -iml, br to divide thr ootflt. five th coiroy bit. har, n, lot him lanift for hlma' U. The cnnvirat.m toolc p a, e I In tho ti-nt. and V cua'boy ovrrn. axin i th r.ruirka. walkl to the vhanty one- half mil,' diatant, trot hi Bli-i,X't, r and n-tunmL Tho four mi rpp tttiTi in w.nt outalde and waited a eonaldiTiitile I tntenrt.i to get tnem an. Tlilrty-elK-eit nun a a Jury deliberated from 11 oVIork th.it night until 1 o'clock in tne rmrntn. wheat it waa d,vl,l.yl that , the cowboy muM nam;. WTii-n daylotht , rame A rope mil throan over a limb and T.inncr w a executed. The whole affair waa pnndU'ted with decorum and aolcinnlty. The cowboy waa gamn to tne laat nnd rooly anked the cn.wd whether they were amare truy witv hnnslng ttio beet ahot In the north went. He offenxt to tie the knot around hi. neck. At a meetlinr It wa d.vlded to eell the mur,i,.red m, n'. efT, ta at auction ana ni r1( pr,-ee.ls to tfi-lr famllh In the ,.n,t , ItlV.IKF KX I'KIMTIi N rVkMl'LKTK le .llneet M.eeUm comm.tn ling the department of the t'o. lunridii, has notified the acting eeoretary of war that he has completed the dcttll cf tho tvHof expiMltlon to be ent by tie nt to the gold region In Ala-ska. Th,, art f 0nw: Major D. H. Ruck rnynWy, n,,i,med to the oom nuiml and W to rake a, tempomry atntlon at Ivea, where ho la to cutiibllwh a c unp AXIURIO.VN VHSSKLS IUKRICD. Victoria, Feb. J. SuiMTlntendent Trow bridge and Bnglneer Lorry, of tho P, C. S. 8. Co., nro hero endeavwrlmr to engatre a iteanwr to go north und either float or wreck the Corona, Tho custom, authori ties will not allciw an American vessel to do the work, nnd they are having much dllllculty In getting suitable vessel. Tl'RUOY RLKOTKO SWN'ATOR. Nashville, Tenn., Feb. ,-(Sec'nl to tne Antorlan.) Thomas B Turley, democrat, was today elected United States uenator by the legislature In Joint convention. EMPEROR R.I3FUSE3. London, Feb. J. A standard dispatch from Kobe, Japan, say. that the emporor of Core rehlsea to reetda at the Russian letratlon amd that the pro-Russian for eign minister has resigned. GERMANY NOW BARS OUR FRUIT. I'russlan Decree Issael Yesterda on Sanitary Grounds. UNCLE SAM'S Tl'RN NEXT. Cl Sou. lake Then Sick f Itic Rctatia tin Riaiai n Cnaiplaiat Tier .lade f iajcric. Trait Krlln, K. t-Ttie I'ruwUn mlnr.lt tf finance, Dr. Mtjfjil, hain-d a d'rw) )-lrnlay, nhu h Into .ff t Imrne- dlut.lv. prilill.IMn; the lrnprtatl ,,n of every kind f Amerlran fr.h fruit. I'nlu-d Ht.itc Ariilui.id'jr Whits o-nl a fomml lett.r to the. fotvlicn ofTI-e tod.iy lnqulrlnf upon -hat authority thl Inlm , al atep u taken. T.io I'nlled Htate conul at Ilimburv. Vr. Huifti Illcalrn, te.Kr(.h that K barn le) of Atiwrtran aitli have ben f r bidden to unl md'd and twi trln full of Armrlcan fruit have alao beo for bH'lf to rro-a rhe frontier at Kmtnerlch. tin rw-eipt of thl rea Mr. Whlta afil a eei'ond an I airoim. r r, monatran'-e to lh f-rvlKii oftlr.-, ralltiiK attention to Kim evident violation of th treaty. At Iho fore(,-ri ofhr It u aa enrne mat the Prunian ovpnumiu Khlbit th tntry of Anirrl nrt fr-Jit on ranltary croiirKln. ' lalmlnit tiut California and othir vermin ihnaien :he German tr-" and frills. I'NCLK SAMS CIIAXCK Wor.hlnton, Feb. i.-H.ator Prrklii. of California, when ihown the aov dl t -aleh. oaid the prevention of the imiiorta tton of Aimrtian fruit on tanltary Krnuiula iria a mere pretext, and that It waa mi ivly to kw-p out frluts. which romieted alth the 'ermaii product, and Ihn onlrr waa no doubt leaned a a re taliation aealiMt the I'nlted tituti De cani of the dlfferentl.il tariff on eujfir from liounty payln; countrle. Senator 1'erklna ald be had no doubt thm tne I'nlted Hi a t.n riuld meet thl order by retaliation and tut If Germany did not ant lo th t market for our (ml a and meat. meaure could t taken which wju'iI alao limit th market tn the United S.utm to Clrrman protlu -t. "If thl country," raid Senator McKu- j ery, of Loulnana, "would only proh.Ut the Importation of Germany cutlery ami wooleti there would soon be an end X any diarimlnation atcalnut American pnxlucts. and a,v--riling to usy tray of think nig that Is what should be Joe " If the facts Indicate t"it there W a llttlo foundation for this exc.ur.oa d, c-e a was the case with meat prxructs, it Is Mid at the elate dip-wtmeot that the pnvldeni prvbatdy will avail hlmeelf ot lit statutary power to retaliate sharply under section Ave of the act of August 91. 1. To the knowledge of the state de partment, no complaint h.xi ever been made againet American fresh fruits. Re torts of I'nlted States consuls ehotr that the lnicrts of the latter have found gnat favor in German cltlce and the universal testimony vt our consul Is that our ap ple are so uperlor In evry rsp.vt that there Is hardly a market for German ap ples In their vicinity. THE STORM IN BOSTON. Entire Mitss.ichusetts Coat Strewn VVlin Wreck.ige Heavy Pamags. Boston, Maiss., Feb. J. A score of per sons were drowned and IS,0iO.lWO loss In flicted hy the etorm that ewept eastern Masaohusett and Rhode Island MonJay night and Tuesday morning. Four unidentified bodice. Ue In Uie coro ner's otflce In Gloucester. Five more are In Lynn, brought over from Little N hant. where the schooner CharU S. Hrlggs was wrecked. Twelve unidenti fied orpse are reported to be at Baker" Inland In Salem Harbor. They t(o must hav mnnnevl some schoonem which were lost In Gloucester Harbor. That there are others In the waters of the bay seems al most certain. Wreckage fci strewn up and down the coast from Cnpe Ann to Cupe Cod. Thirty schooners were wrecked. In Mass ichuatotts Hay. On land the low by the storm seem to have been confined entirely to property. Twenty-four hours elapsed before di rect telegraphic communication was re stored between Boston and the rest of the world. Electric car service In the vicinity mas restored by no.m. but ln mot of the smaller town the trolley VMUtdpo mis j. souti The cost of the storm In this city Is es timated at tl.43S.000. The Boston ele- vatixl railroad company Is ihimaeod to the extent of jrt.OOO. The other losses fall mostly on the telegraph, telephone and electric linht companies. FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY. Bun Francisco, Fob. 1 Ono of the f'W tures of th. demand for suppll e growing out of the Klondike excitement wna the arrival here of special train from Chi eosro, made up of 17 cant, nil loaded with canned moats, agvregutlng half a million pounds. OFJ.Vin.VR HYDROPHOBIA, Los Angel s, Feb. 2. The slx-yeir-old daiiKhter of A. Ollvcra, of Santa Monica was bitten by a vletoua dog over three weeks ago and died yesterday, having shown every symptom of hydrophobia. which appeared on Monday nlcht In the nature of extremo dryness of the throat and an Jntemse longing for water, the child golnff into spasms at the eight of It Tha attondlnj physician pronounced It cat. of genuine hydrophobia, THE SENSATION OF THE CAPITAL. Will Not Wait for Annexation in Pacific or Autonomy it Atlantic COMBINATION IS PROPOSED. Tkroajh g Aa.adasrot to Ik Diptouatic i r",er Rear Ciyijaay i coaaalar pprpriatia Dill '" 'rtm Killed Cahiact fleet T Buck tk Oppasitioi. ! ial Cttiider Oir rr.sesiliM. Chlratro, Feb. 2. -A Tribune specif from ' Yo"k' r"il"r I-Th. AVaahlng- "Mhington says: ton correpon,lent of the Henld tel.- QiM DegotUtlon. hav. been golntf on l"!?"'' in the nat. for rerai y. Z-J Kncoura-ed fey th. recent effect of tha "insatU)naJ combination of th fr I Wl th battle"nP Main to Havana, or both Hawaii and Cuba with ttVoWt 1 wSrnl"y,'nli"1 ba dtrmlne to In vlow of prer-lpltatlng a CTuu on ntL "M nou"' man-of-war upon a friendly qu.artlon without waltinr either for i hlt to nll Cuban porta. Tha ves annexatlon treaty in eh. ! elected l Che cruiser Montg-amery. low movement of autonomy m the At - '-.f,.. n nm mm a irirm.,u .. Proja-!atlon bill wa before ih. k. . demor-nua made awvera efforts to tacg amwoment for rn'ognltion elth'r f'r the f m. 1 1 1 .L . . .. . ' "r "xiependf.nee of the Cuban lnirgents. The houa hu trkt rule, against the Insertion of new .s,i.,a,,n on cpproprlatlon bilk. 8lmllar nisi in th si-nat ho. ,... sJon or never appMJ and the upper' boue of carreen t alwayi relied upon to 1 "ll the appro-a-latlon bills irMi purely I I'iglalativ enactments wtocft then be- come a part of a conference r port and I re not specifically the subject of potnuji of order n the house. j Txklng advantage of th situation.' ree or fwr prominent republican ena. l"rmon whom t I"t one member ! of the foreign committee, have mi,.,.'i are , ..i., . . ' . " imnmiiate action on these two matters. The scheme Ir.volves a un Ion of forces between the friend of Ha waii and Cuba. Although the anneratlon treaty ta said to not command two-third of the whole! aerial I. K, - i i . . - . iavor an unaoubted ; .-"aws it is posaioie that the may visit majority rvprvswutnc all parti- and the! fUhia Honda. Xo ininie Is lo be at sme is sakl to be true a to Cuba. It li, tached to the cruise of the Brooklyn. In proiKwd. therefore, to draft an amend-1 explanation It It stated that It Is the de ment to the diplomatic ar.d consul ap- re of the government to dkaptay the proprlatlon hill, containing, flret. th en- American fla m Veneiueta and Cotom. tire wortlrtg of the Hawaiian annexation ! Wan waters, hence the Brooklyn's order. treaty, and secondly, a private declara- uou mat a state of war exist tn tti island of Cuba. A mere majority vote would be sufficient to pas thk amend, ment. At It would be part of a genera appropriation bill there would be no rule f the houee whk could prevent !; Con- soocrauon. ano ir passed by that body Itj would go to the president, who would ' he nut In lu. rvw I H,.n ... v. . , I v " UMiiiip; to ajj- prw-e or veto both same time. proposltlons at rhe it was learnid on the aurhorlry of onel In a f.w days to decide how far the gov of the aenatont concerned rn the chem. I ernmeTt can assent to the commercial mat such nn amendment as ha b-en de scribed ho actually been drawn up. It was further stated that Senator Hale, ot Maine, who has been a vigorous oppo nent of any Interference In Cuba and who I In charge of the diplomatic bill was holding It up because he feared Just such action and wkthed to postpone consilient tlon of the amendment as long as pos- elble. It so happens that several opo - nents of Hawaiian annexation are . otiosed to anv action In ...l nK. The friend of he unfortunate island have therefore come to the conclusion that they could moke a good combination by bunching the opiiosition. A approtrl.itlon when onco reported a privileged business, not subject to the delays of executive ses sion, and the proposed amendment could therefore be brought up hi such a way as to provoke public debate and speedy ac tion on these two great yuestlons. SATISFACTION EXPRESSED. The Action on t he Teller Resolution PlcaBe the Administration.. New York, Feb. l-A Tribune dispatch from Washington eavs: I The satWactloo of the president and his advisers over the action of congress! on the Teller resolution Is unmlstakeably reflected in the reply of Secretary Long j to the correspondent of the Tribune who i arked whether It was not probable thai the resolution would materially affect the i congressional elections next fall. I "It eeems." said Secretary Long, "us ' the Lord or their own tolly has delivered ; the democrats Into our hands. Had they j kept still, the usual reaction .which takes place after a presidential election and j the certainty that the new tariff had not put a gold spoon In every mouth, might have given Chent the pext houee of rep-i resentutives. But they have Introduced ' and passel by their majority In the senate a resolution practically favoring a depre ciated currency and the free coinage of sliver. This resolution was carried In the senate by a democrntio vote. It was car ried there by tho votes of those states which went for Bryan In the last presl- dentlnl election.. In the house. In which j there Is a republican majority of 50, It wa overwhelmed by practically a solid i republican vote. The result Is that we; ehall go to the country next fall In the congressional elections upon a square Is-, sue between a sound currency and a de-! predated one. i "The signs all are that under the now 1 tariff the revenues are Increasing so that ; they will exceed tho expenditures; that! our Induntrles are reviving; and that , everyone of thetn which haa been pro tected by rhe new tariff Is enlarging Its output and paving the way to nn Increase of wages, the only exception being that of the cotton Industry, In nearly all of the schedules relating to which no change ; was made. j "Yet even at this prospect an to ourj Increased revenues and improving tndus-1 trie, the chance for republican success j has been tremendously enhanced by this new phase of the currency Issue." SECOND WAR SHIP WILL CO TO CUBA Department Encouraged by Re ception of tie Malt in Haraaa. ISSIRGINTS USE DYNAMITI. ' tth '" ukin" 00 bor1 "PPly , nni. tn uuuion to mi, inm ' rmuni orulser Brooklyn will leave In ! f"W day ,or crujM ht the Wot Indies. nnry manw ua trat or tn. Main, to Havana, I purely of A friendly character. Commander O. A. Converse of the Monttromery ha Instructions dirct Ir.f him :o '.a!! on thi rrt authorities and th American consuls and to confer win. lh U,,er ln Trri 'o any matters Uiey fr to "'' The Montgomery, "alIom be given liberty durlns; the "r M lMr Temfl m Cuban waters, In af th Pceful aspect of the """on as reported by General U and Captain 8i4ftw, administration ornehtla ' the hnrt time for a United States war vessel to visit the emaller Cuhn Porul- Santiago Is the only point deflrltclv e!eet1 tnr th if .. . . . " " " " toucn. it la point Is on the southern coast of the Island. Refore proceeding to tlit pert It kt eald that the department will direct Commander Converse to touch at CaMenis. Matanxa and Banc. pun return trio to the UnltMi ... . . . . In Its determination to have American men-of-war visit Cuban porta the adrnin? Istratlon kt simply putting, Into force th. policy pursued during the two adminis trations of President Grant. There waJ nothing unusual durirsr the ten-years' j war In the vWt of Amert-aa watvtilps to Cuban porta, SP.U.V AND COM MERCK. Madrid. Feb. t The cabinet will ma piVals of the United, States and th Cuban gjverment. CSE DYNAMITE. Havana. Feb. t The Insurgents have dynamited a passenger tram near Caya- ',,. 7 ' . . ' '" ''V'? Adetlchmnt OI ! Pa"kh cr' ry bm I "ns".l. mivr uooer vowne. Lxo, i - -r .... plantation, Havana province. Spanish reports of the affair say the ln eurgunts U'. IT men killed, that four in. surgems were captured and the Span lards had 9even Injured. THE MOHICAN'S MISSION. Nvw York. Feb. 1 The Washington correspondent of the Pres says that th. commaniMnft officer of the warship Mo hican, which at about to leave for cruise in the South Seas, has been In structed, to Investigate the complaint of certain rrdsslonarie. at Somoa and to de mand reparation tf they have been ag grieved. The affair occurred December ' 23. l&ftj. but the state dtpartmeot took no ! notice of the matter until the present ad- ministration hvard Consul Churchill' torV on hi return to the United 6tate. According to Chupnill a band of Samoan native descended upon a 'Mormon mission Apia and defaced In an outrageous manner the place, the pulpit and the bible. CALIFORNIA ORANGES. San Francisco. Feb. t.-Orange ship ments from Southern California are under full headway. During the season they range from 40 to 13) carloads dally over the Southern Pacific and at present that line Is carrying toward the eaut 90 car load every' 24 hours. Three, hundred boxes go to the car, containing on an average 0 oranges to the box. This would make the shipments of that fruit over that line at present (,400,000 dally. Royal makes the food pare, wholesome and delicious. Fmafrorri Absolutely Pure SOVU. SAMM POWOI 00., IW VOM. Pill Pi