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CO TTA G E G R O V E. EA X E CO U N TY. O REG O N . SA TU RD A Y . JU N E
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C O T T A G E
ÏHE EÏEÎI1S Of IKE Dliï
Epitome of the Telegraphic
News of the World.
C g - I R ,O ~ V E
G ran d A rra y E n c a m p m e n t .
The Grand Army cf the Republic for
the department of Oregon is holding its
encampment in Independence, Or.; alto
the Woman’s Relief Corps and Sons of
Veterans. 7 he citizens have given the
town a very attractive appearance by Lette
extensive deco rations of the buisness
houses and residences. A large num­
ber are in attendance.
A N D
L E M
THE COUNT COMPLETE.
A T I
hi
O ffic ia l V o te In the O r e g o n S ta t e E l e c ­
t io n b y C o u n tie s .
The f fficial vote in the first and sec­
ond congressional districts for the of­
fices of supreme judge and coDgress-
men follows:
MILITIA CALLED OUT.
Fir*
K e g im e n t , <>. N.
D o w n th ? C o lu m b ia .
S ent
ENDIÎURE!
Portland, Or.. June 17.—The First
regiment, Oregon National Guard, Col­
onel Summers commanding, was sched­ Amount Voted by Congress
uled to leave for Astoria at an early
for Improvements.
S U P R E M E JU D G E .
hour this morning, to take a hand in
OF INTEREST TO ALL READERS
suj pressing the scenes of violence and
THE MEN WERE INTIMIDATED
G r e e k V e s s e l S e iz e d .
EFFECT OF FICTITIOUS PRICES outrage wih.h have been reported from
A dispatch from Canea, Crete, says
ill • lower r«ver. It was accompanied THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
C O U N T IE S .
t,
C om p re h en n i v e li e v i ? w o f th© I m p o r t ­ another Greek
vessel, loaded with
by
battery A, with full field equip­
Milt If «Appellili gM i er th© I* o a t W e e k mumti’ ns and provisions for the insur­ N a rro w F»o (p e F r o m D e a t h o f a F is h ­
L i t t l e L ik e l i h o o d o f H ig h e r P r ic e » for ment and the various regimental corps.
THE BEST
e r m a n N e a r C lif to n B e t t e r P r o t e c ­
C u lle«! I r o i n t h e f ’reaa D is p a t c h e s « gent?. has been seized by the Tuikish
C r it ic is e d b y C h a ir m a n C a n n o n o f t h e
Baker ........
W o o l —M e r c a n t ile C o lle c t io n « C o n ­ The troops were ea led out on a requi­
89S:
eftici Is.
The French gnardships
Benton......
t io n 1» N e e d e d . C o r r e s p o n d e n t S a y i-
825 >
724
A p p r o p r ia t io n s C o m iu lt t c e —K o
sition
made
by
the
mayor
of
Astoria,
Th« bank« at Cheney, Wash., san­ started for Valova with $7,500 to pay
t i n u e S lo w —F a il u r e s fo r t h e W e e k .
C la c k a m a s .
1.927
5M
2 2 3
through the county jiulge cf Clatsop
I n c i c a a e o f S a la r ie s .
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p nfled payment ane! failed to open the r .us« m of two French ladies recent­
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Astoria, June 16.—Adoitional re­ C C l o a lu t s m o p b ia ..........
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New York, June 15.—R. G. Dun «& county, upon (Governor Lord. The
580'
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51 ;
is S i m mon L iver R egulator don’t their doors. Hard times and inability ly cptured near that place by the ports of outrages against the fishermen C o o s ........... . . .
1.017
384
9.58
Washington, June 13. — Chairman
Co.’s weekly review of trade says:
foiyc-t to take : it
it. 'ïl
I he Liver gets sluggish to r a k a collections are th : causes a •
o k ...........
I governor immediately notified brigade
497
near Clifton weie received by the C C ro
122
brigands.
, Cannon, of the appropriations commit­
u r r y ...........
Vinter, just like all nature, signed for the failures.
15l!
d ring the Winter,
305
Speculative
reaction
has
not
in
the
headquarters
in
this
city
to
assemble
D
o
u
g
l
a
s
___
steamer Miller this morning, and show
1.773' 1.192
tee, and ex-Chairniau Sayres, today
anj tiie sy-b-rn becomes «hoked up by
illia m ___
4-;9
13 least changed the business outlook. the post, equipped with all the para* made public a joint statement concern­
that the situation is fully as serious at G
Til«- H e a t W a x T e r r ib le .
A young man named Conway, a
G r a n t ...........
the accumulated waste, which brings on
The
fictitious
prices
made
for
wheat
3 ¿
47)
phernalia for field service and one
A special from Bombay says the that point as has been reported. Sheriff J H a a c r k n s e o y n .......
Malaria, Fever and Ague and Rheuma­ brakeman on a gravel train, fell be­
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241
and cotton meant no good except for in­ day’s cooked rations. It was suggested ing the expenditures authorized by this
___
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6«;;, 1 3 8
tism. Y a ’.ant to wake up your Liver tween two cars of the moving train British second-class, twin-screw Bona- Hare received the following letter:
Total appropriations, in­
J o s e p h in e . . .
7 \0 !
24 c
dividuals, and the change to prices ako that each man be provided with an congress.
591
now. O 1 •• s u r e you take NIMMONS near Arlington, Or., and had his venture, the flagship of the East Indian
“ Clifton, Or., June 15 —To J. W. K l a m a t h . . .
331
204
2 i6
cluding permanent annual appropria­
more
nearly
in
accord
with
actual
rela­
L a k e .................
extra
pair
of
stout
shoes,
ready
for
ac­
371!
L iver R e . i i . atop to do it. it also right leg crushed in two places.
230i
201
squadron, flying the flag of Rear-Ad Hare, Sheriff Clatsop County—We tele- L a n e ............
2 ,1 7 0 ’ 1.03 • l . - M
tions of demand to supply only con­ tive field service, and that the regiment tions, are $515,759,820. Mr. Cannon’s
regulate-, th- Liver—keeps it properly at
giaphed you regarding the boarding of L i n c o l n ..........
miral
Edmund
Drummond,
lost
seven­
223.
309
The
coroner's
jury
impaneled
to
in­
I
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9
J
forms to couditicns which have been aud battery be held prepared to leave statement begins:
v
r k , w hen your system will be free from
L in n ..............
1,189
1,6.53
“ The appropriations charged to this
vestigate the fatal shooting of Charles ty men by sunstroke on a voyage from the boat and throwing of fish »»<.»- M a l h e u r ___
344
P' m - I- 1 a d t i . e wli le txxly invigorated.
217
27S known for months.
immediately. This was at 10:30 last
board, and your asking for particulars. M a rio n .........
2 .7 7 1 i 1.07«
1 8 4
congress
include $119,054,160 under
Yo
t T I IE BU ST B l.O O l)
hen Rice, near Roseburg, returned a verdict Colombo to Pondicherry.
The government report as to wheat night. The orders were communicated
o rro w .......
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4991
33)
The steamer Seafoam is doing all she M
permanent laws, of which amount
2 .4 Í2
y o u r s y s te m
is in A1 condition, and that of willful murder against James Dix­
M u ’ tn o m a h
9,221
...I
4 .3 <3 indicated a much smaller yield than
immediately
from
brigade
headquar­
R e o r g a n i z a t i o n «if t h e N o r t h e r n .
can, but, as maDy fishermen came, *hey P o ’ k ..............
1.355
8521
w ill ,-ilv e when the Liver is kept active.
491 anybody really expected, but that has ters to Colonel Summers, and he began $50,000,000 is for sinking fund and
on, the boy who fired the fatal shot.
e im a n ...
342
113
There is much discussion in New only spread out, and the steamer can T F h illa
I r v a L iv e r Remedy once and note the
m o o k ...
521
199
3 >2 become so much the rule that the report to assemble the members of the post. $30,500,000 for interest on the public
A lC-year old boy named Charles York among those concerned in the re­ not cover the ground. Several new U m a tilla __
ditt-o 1
Hu» take 01.lv SIMMONS
1,144
66«¡
9:6
had no real influence, and the prin­ The O. R. & N. Co. was notified also, debt, or $3,355,614.40 more than was
U
n
io
n
...........
1.093
625
1.17S
L iver ri g iii . ator — i t i s S immons Wyatt accidentally shot and killed organization of the Northern Pacific, boats started out this morning, among \ \ a llo w a . . . .
. . . 'I
356'
127
5 2 cipal effect was the serious depression
to hold a steamboat in readiness for in­ included at the last session of congress
LIVi.U Rl'V I. a io k which makes the himself with a 22-caliber rifle near as to the form of charter the company othere, Vincenzo Mardisich, who laid W a s c o ..............
1,444
689
541
caused
by
large
sales
in
anticipation
of
dilft r-n «-. | .¡ire 11 in powder or in liquid Centralia, Wash., while out hunting is to have or whether it is advisable to out at daylight drifting about Woody W a s h in g to n
stant
departure. The orders caused a :n the statements of appropriations,
1.654
533
1,10$
Y a m h ill .......
1,386
785
a i r - id -, j r p a r e d , o r m a k e a t e a o f the
l
.
o
n
the
report,
which
seemed
to
be
thor­
great commotion, not only at the ind is on account of the increase of
in company with another lad of about foreclose the property at present, in island. About 10 A. M. several boats
p v d e r : m take IMMON'S LIVER REGU­ his own age.
Men $162,315,400 in the bonded indebted-
T o ta ls ....... ..................... f'.iTj 17,948 26,131 oughly known in advance to some armory, but throughout the city.
view of the fact that the present con­ came sailing onto him, and before he
LATOR.
Y o u ’ l l f i n d t h e RLI j Z o n e v e r y
011
bicycles
and
horseback
were
dis­ aess of the country by the present ad-
speculators.
While
Atlantio
exports
liy a fire at Hoquiam, Wash., the gress has failed to give the company realized what they wanted, they or­ S E C O N D C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T .
package. Look f o r i t .
for the week were 1,588,158 bushels, patched to the homes aud places of ministartion to February, 1895, inter-
dered him to drop sail, and then they
J. II. Z. jlin H i Co., I'liiluU.-lpM». «***- mill of the Northwest Lumber Com­ « new charter.
flour included, against only 809,589 business of the various members of the si’tand sinking fund charges on account
O
2 .. ! CO 2
pany was destroyed, and the barkentine
took charge of his boat and towed him
c
last year, the comparison is obviously seven companies and tho battery. All 3f the latter bond issues of $100,000,-
A T h r e e T im e * .M u rd erer H a n g e d .
North Bend, which was taking on a
into Woody island slough. Some of
3
3
exceptional
and significant, while the were told to report forthwith to the 000 in February, 1896, amounting to
John Craig, a three times murderer, them jumped into his boat and threw
C O U N T IE S .
cargo at the dock, was damaged to tl e
THE LEADER.
receipts
at
western
ports of 2,429,345 armory, ready for duty. The various $4,400,000, not being included in the
extent of $1,000. The amount of the was hanged in Folsom prison. There "his fish overboard, and forced him to
bushels,
against
1,386,230
last year, corps attached to the regiment were in­ estimates of permanent appropriations.
damage to the mill has not been esti­ could not have been a more perfect assist in throwing the remainder into
The increase in the principal of the in­
show
persistency
of
conditions
which cluded.
execution it is said. The condemned the water. He says there were over
Devoted to the Best In te re sts mated.
terest-hearing
debt under the present
B a k e r .........
There was very general response on
1 784¡
8471
178|
641!
29 have goverened the movement during
The first day of the Republican na­ man was completely resigned to his fifty, or about two tons. There were C i a t i i o p ____
administration ««mounts to $262,315,-
1.028
677
o f Cottage Grove, Lem ati and
675;
4541
29
the
whole
year.
the
part
of
the
militiamen
and
great
o lu m b ia ..
; 452¡
4S»
28«
170
33
tional conventim in St. Louis was fate, and walked to the gallows as fish in the net, and they drew the net C C ro
o k .........
325
Sales of wool in two weeks of June bustle and activity ensued at the ar­ 400, whioh entails an annual interest
117
273 Í
Bohemia Gold M ining D is tric t.
437
5
ashore and pulled the fish out and <Jllliam . . . . .
marked by parades and excitement. cooly as thongh going to a wedding.
332
187
961
304 i
3 have
been only 5,823,500 pounds, mory. The men all expressed thein- charge of $11,492,616, and to meet tho
591
414.
163 339
14
threw them away. Afterwards, they G H r a u r n n t e y .........
The convention was called to order at
.......
A F a t a l F ir e .
217
273
against 12,561,965 last year, and no st Ives as eager for service. The vari­ sinking fund obligations, tho further
27
220
8
LEADER BUILDING
gave him back the net. They took his M a lh e u r __
12:10 o’clock and the opening prayer
2619
61
2301
13 gain is expected in the manufacture ous commanders got their companies sum of $2,623.154.
At a fire in a tenement house in revolver, but failed to return it. They M orrow r __ ___ 1 31Û.
513
3SS
83
224!
8 for some time to come.
was delivered by a Jewish rabbi who
“ The regular annual bills, including
M u ltn o m a h
4.374 5.033 5,957 1,297
quickly into Fhape and made their re­
4T
dwelt at length on the situation of the Pittsburg, Pa., Mrs. Zoneshhondia threatened his life and pulled a gun on . h e r m a n . . , ,
261
the deficiency bill, as passed by the
194
251:
41
ports
to
the
colonel.
Failures
for
the
week
have
been
246
Garbeiz,
aged
74,
was
killed
by
jump­
U
m
a
tilla
.
.
.
1.17S 1,042.
380
7,m
54
E. P. T H O R P ,
country. C. W. Fairbanks, of Indiana, ing from a window. Frank Garbeis, him to shoot, but one of his friends U nio n .........
! 971 1,302!
232!
in the United States, against 241 last ' The First regiment left on the D S. house, made a reduction in the total
35
was chosen temporary chairman by aged 5, was suffocated to death. Lot­ threw up the man's hand and Baid W a llo w a ... . . . . I 297 549 6Ö! 738
estimates submitted by the executive of
162!
23 year, and 27 in Canada, against 24 last
Baker at 4 o’clock this morning.
947i
287¡ 9.«8i
447
2$ year.
“ don’t shoot,” so they spared his life, W asco .........
E d ito r and B u s in e s s M a n a g e r unanimous vote of the delegates. Af-
$26,983,191; they were increased by
Later
in
the
day
the
Second
bat­
tie
Garbeis,
aged
12,
was
internally
though the towing him into the slough
T o ta ls
t< r hearing his address, the convention
. . . . U , S t t 12.239; 8,S jO |
764
talion came down on a special train the senate $22.920,422, ard as they
hurt and may die. Frank Garten, and out of sight looks like some of them
adjourned.
B r a d s t r e e t 's R e p o r t .
RST
from
McMinnville, and took an O. R. became laws, they appropriated $10,-
was
badly
burned.
The
fire
was
C
O
N
G
R
E
S
S
IO
N
A
L
D
IS
T
R
IC
T
.
Kill«-« «»f S ,1 I> m <* rtp11o 11.
New York, June 15. — Bradstreet's «’¡c N. steamer which was iu readiness 636,624 less than as passed by the sen­
The Goodrich reservoir, fifteen miles caused by the explosion of a barrel of expected to put him alongside Lambert,
<
Meiland and Gunion. Mardisich wants
0
• I 00
says: There is little or no effort to lor them at the dock. This comprises ate; $12,283,818 more than as they
from Baker City, broke, and a great oil.
§
=r
to
fish,
but
says
you
must
give
us
more
1 i»» •• rat»*M nr« s tric tly in a d v a n c e .
3
3.
push business at a period of so much the entire militia force of the state.
passed the house, and $13,374,873 less
volume
of
water
rushed
down
tho
gulch
9
Ûx
S¡*
i.o'« ril»«Tb w ish in g h i-hunue in th e ir
C O U N T IE S
0
protection or they cannot go near Woody
T h e i r C o u r a g e F a il e d T h e m .
than the estimated requirements of the
uncertainty as to the precise terms of
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about four miles, where it jumped
1« Ntoitice nihirvMM -Jiottl.J g iv e th e ir o ld an well
?
Governor
Lord
issued
instructions
CT
3 X
m » n ew ad«lrenn.
the financial planks to be adopted by that any member of the militia found administration.
c
Forty miles east of Charleston, W. island drift. Another boat had caught
from Goodrich creek to Pine creek.
»
Th© 1.a a
w ill he s e n t to su b s c rib e r»
ñ
eighty
fish,
and
as
the
current
was
□
the great political parties in national on the streets after the second de­
“ The regular appropriations, includ­
About three miles further the tlood \ a . , masked men boarded an express
u n t i l n 1 N rtexrs »«»♦-
Mini p ap er or«le e d to
he «1 ■« o ut in n <1 H««<>r.|| ug to law,
convention. The general merchandise tachment left was to be taken to jail. ing deficiencies, made at the last ses­
842
struck R. French’s house and dashed train at midnight and crawled over strong, started home through some of B e n to n .............
485
572
/
U i) ul-<-rih» r no» reccivim ? h is p a p e r
la c k a m a s . . . . . . .
1,773
2.371
5 »4
133
movement continues as dull and con­
sion of congress, amounted to $383,-
it to pieces, drowning the family, con­ the engine tender into the cab with the sloughs in Woody island, when t>.e C C oos
r» v u la rly will plea.»© n o tify th ia olVu e imuie*
948 1,19«
F lx h iu g W i l l
311
51
owner was captured, beaten and his G u rry ....... ................. 283
d la te ly .
servative as heretofore, retailers, with
636,896, and it included no river aud
revolvers
drawn.
The
engineer
stopped
sisting
of
the
parents
and
five
cbild-
133
169
/
\
in v ite whorl article» of g e n e ra l in
Astoria, Or., June 17.—Thecannery- harbor bill. Excluding the river and
................
1,666
1.061
1,155
69
few exceptions, buying only for imme­
xen, ages ranging from 3 to 12 years the train. He was commanded to cut new Winchester rifle taken from him J I a >ouglas
ten-«.» lo n g o n es, aa a nil**, n o t p u b lish e d . All
c k s o n ..................
1,15.3
1.667
570
61
ar.lrle» . in ip t I»« H « « * « » m p a td e d b y th e n a m e of
diate necessities. Mercantile collec­ nieu held a meeting today, hut mem­ harbor act passed at this session, the
The bodies were found scattered along loose the express car. This was done. and all his fish thrown overboard The J o s e p h in e ..............
7S5
731
236
50
th e writ« 1, n o t h o p u b lic a tio n , h u t mh e v id e n c e
K l a m a t h ................
345
225
fishermen
were
seared
almost
to
death,
184
5
tions
continue slow and unsatisfactory, bers of the combine refuse to divulge regular annual bills, as passed by the
The
passengers
were
awakened
and
the
the
creek
a
distance
of
two
miles.
The
«»1 g«»>»«l fn ith . We aMHiiiue no reap o n n ib llity for
L a k e .........................
346
211
17
and
called
for
help.
There
are
twen­
flu* opiiiKoi» oi c«>rrespom tents.
and
theie
is no gain in the cotton, auy of the proceedings. It has leaked house, appropriated only $373,570,082,
L
a
n
e
........................
lights
were
extinguished.
After
ten
clothing was torn off and the bodies
1,914 1,270 1,<8.)
U5
E n te re d mi 1 h e postotlice a t f o lia g e («rove a»
L
in
c
o
ln
..............
467
454
ty-five
boats
fishing,
and
they
h
ive
to
356
37
woolen goods, iron or steel industries. out, however, that it was decided not or more than $10,000,000 less than was
mangled. Large pine trees were car- minutes work, the bandits became
aeeo n d cla»a m a tte r.
L in n ..............
1.647
2.5S6
44?
11)
mike any allowance to the men for appropriated by the last congress.”
lied miles down tho stream and fences frightened, and escaped to the moun­ go on down the river to make good M a rio n .................... 2,503 2.580 <H;7 1 7 ’ Western speculators are buying wool to
work
«1« ne in making new nets, unless
I o lk ....................
A«I %e r tlw liig K a ta * Ala«|e K n o w n o n A p -
1.272
H72
catches,
and
they
cannot
do
so
with
495
92
tains.
above a parity with prices offering
Mr. Cannon criticises the treasury
and bridges were swept away. Grain
m o o k .............
561
387
129
30
they go to work and deliver salmon at department because it has expended
plicMtlon.
only one steamer here. The Seafoam T W illa
from
tho
East.
There
is
little
likeli­
a s h in g to n .........
1,540
felds are badly damaged. The reser­
1.503
316
105
T o F lo a t th© Iu d e b te d n e ftfi.
4
’.
_
,
cents.
The
refusal
to
pay
for
the
has to remain at the foot of Cottonwood Y a m h ill .................. 1,302 1,461
415
204
hood of higher prices for wool while so
$7,377,440 for the present year in col­
voir was constructed in 1863 and has
A member cf oneof the largest bank­ drift, as there appears to be some bad
Nearly all knitting of the nets is explained by the lecting the revenues from customs esti­
church directory .
T o ta ls .................. 19.356 19.2S2 8.10; 1,315 much machinery is idle.
been used for mining purposes.
ing houses in Honolulu is in this coun­ men around the lower part of Tenas
branches of drygoods are somewhat de­ cannerymen to mean that they intehd mated at $165,000,000.
A violent wind and rain storm visit­ try for the purpose of interesting cap- Illahee island, and if the steamer was
HL Ulit... l s i , i - k i - ,- i t Y i h
1 ¡iritc ii-
pressed. Cotton goods are below a to hold the men to a strict observance
The hills establishing salaries in­
or Newark, F. J., -ml di ’, di -nsge to R'tlistg ;ii tj-e refunding of the IJa- a w a y , s o i n a f i s h e i n í e u ñ u a l ü p r o b a b l y — TO AID PRUIT CULTURE
parity
with raw material. General of the contracts made when the twine stead of the fee system for officers of
b Î i .I
I- M ’
' « S.I.T4RT tu' è» A ♦Tie amount of $150,060.
M
TSTfim
government's
indebtedness.
was
purchased.
Thig
contract
was
that
he shot.
I suppose Captain Beard
in'»nth
I
, We.|ueM<lay a t
trade in Central and Western states
the United States courts, he says, will
6 »• m
i.s; in to a p la c e o f
the material was to be paid for in save $ 1,000,000 annually, and minimize
Russian engineers have been in The government has $3,096,000 of told you about the shooting of Sam Mr D o s c h O ffers a M e d a l fo r t h e K esi remains quiet,
w h ic h In«* I <»r«l m <!«1, 1 w ill g iv e it you ; com e
P u p i l ’s K sx a v .
either cash or salmon. Unles the men frivolous and malicious prosecution.
thou w .tii u» a n i we w ill d o th e e good.” — Philadelphia and have made a contract bonds drawing 6 per cent interest out­ Brown last night, and you see we must
Numi«. 10 .*•»
IO.v. 1 a W oOLKY. P asto r.
who have bought twine on these terms Especial attention is oalled to the fact
for $500,000 worth of machinery there. standing at present, which it is pro­ protect the boys or they will have to
SEEK OTHER FIELDS.
The accompanying cut is a represen­
will agree tomorrow to fish for 4'g that congress made no increase of sal­
Mrs. Annie Dyer, the baby farmer, posed to pay and issue in their stead give it up. The salmon are plentiful tation of a beautiful gold medal,
t a i t h l ' H N <1H R<’»5 SKUVH'RS AT 11 A.
\ m . mih I h r m . m u n d ay aehool at 10 a . m . of Rudbig, Fug., arrested on March 9 h inds drawing interest at the rate of 4 i and the boys are all doing well, and enameled with likeness of various M a n y U n io n F ix lie r m e n D e c id e to L ;-ave cents, the canuers will demand pay­ aries of employes in the government de­
V P.
<'. L., cacti Sunday a t A i*. m
. M idw eek n the charge of murdering many in­ per cent.
ment for the twine according to agree­ partments. The following table of ap­
A n to r ia .
■ it's a shame they cannot fish. There fruits grown in Northwestern Oregon,
pr iy.-r a n I pra m * M-rvu*«*», WedneMday e v e n in g
ment. This action of the canners will propriations is given:
a t 7 «»'« lock
Astoria,
Or.,
June
15.
—
It
was
re
whioh
Mr.
Heury
E.
Dosch,
state
com­
M tiMieal re t.e n rta l, ea c h S atu rd ay
are
a
good
many
more
going
out
in
the
fants intrusted to her care, was hanged
If « D e a t h a M y s te r y .
e v e n in g at
•k.
in Newgate prison.
provided you can protect missioner for the first horticultural dis­ ported this morniug that early in the necessarily aggravate the feeling of
Fifty-first congress, $988,417,183.34;
The body of a man with his head morning,
them.
J
think
with a steamer around trict, with a view to promoting horti­ day the fishermen of the Scandinavian hostility towarii them.
I I m u n i - 1 < 1 1 1 1 0 11 S I M U Y
SCHOO L
The three-masted schooner Edward split open, was discovered floating in
fifty-second congress,$1,027,124,547.92;
ft
was
also
decided
to
send
for
the
». M. P re c lilu g t'tu-h fo u rth Suiolxy
M c «I i . i< Pl nu.I
Woody island the boys would not dare cultural knowledge among the youth of Packing Company had resolved to go
e»> anting. P ra y e r m «-etlug, ev ery C. Allentrue, Captain McLaughlin, the Columbia river near Wallace’s to interfere. There were boats for this state, offers as a prize to the bo; out upon the offer made by that com­ militia, but all present were pledged fifty-third congress, $989,239,205.69;
fifty-fourth congress (first session),
1 liurs*ln\ n ig h t
* T h e Loril is in Hix holy t- 111- from Baltimore for Portland, sank off island.
It is not known how he was
p h -."
.
K kv . M. O. B R IN K , Paxtor.
Pillar Rock and Brookfield in the or girl between the ages of 14 and 18 pany. In the afternoon, after the to absolute secrecy. None of the mem­ $515,759,820.49.
Job’s neck, on the south side of this killed.
meeting of the Fishermen’s Union, held bers wishing to assume the reaponsi-
gang that captured Mardisich. I hope
island, near Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Mr. Sayres, in his statement, says of
F u lle d t o F l y F la g x .
in Fisher’s hall, the same man reported biliy fur calling for militia aid, Sheriff
you can see your way to provide an­
From
the
fact
that
the
vessel’s
boats
the
total appropriations of the session:
Dr. P ric e 's C icain Baking Powder.
Hare
held
that
no
assisanoe
from
the
The trustees of the university of Illi­ other steamer and some more deputies. ”
that the Scandinavian men hid recon­
have come ashore in pieces and ar­
World’» Fair Highest Medal and 0 vioma
“ This suns exceeds the appropria­
military
was
necessary,
an
1
was
pre­
nois
were
arrested
in
Champaign
and
sidered
their
action
and
expressed
a
Upon
rcciept
of
the
letter,
Sheriff
ticles of clothing have been picked up
determination to stand by the ruling of pared to protect all who desired to fish, tions during the last session of the
it is feared that all on board were lost. held in $200 bail to answer to the Hare at once had a number of deputies
grand
jury
the
charge
of
failing
to
fly
the union. At the meeting of the but his advice was apparently disre­ fifty-third congress by $18,751,299.
sworn
in,
and,
having
supplied
them
T H E PU LPIT JUST RIGHT.
Sixty cloakmakers employed by a the flags from all univeristy buildings with firearms and an abundance of am­
union it was decided that, after the garded, the militia was sent for, and and those of the first regular session of
Chicago firm, were thrown intoa panic Governor Altgeld is a member of the munition, dispatched to the scene in a
Hhe T h o u g h t It B e tte r to C h a n g e t iie
16th inst., should it transpire that the the First regiment, O. N. G., arc now that congress by $23,523,657.
by a tire, and it seemed for a time that board.
P r e a c h e r T h a n Cut It.
“ It is less than the appropriations
o
nnerymen still refuse to pay 5 cents, on duty.
steam launch. The sheriff reiterates
by
the second session of the fifty-second
In a very handsome liiti» church not some of them would be trampled to
all
those
fishermen
who
could
possibly
his
determination
expressed
yesterday
F o u r F a v o r e d C it ie s .
BANKER WYCKOFF SHOT.
congress by only $3,744,538, although
200 miles from Indianapolis the read- death in the scramble to escape. The
do so should leave town and seek other
to cover the entire lower river with
Except Savanah, the capitals of the patrol boats if necessary, and feels con-
mg platform is udoriied by a remarka­ fire was in the stairway on the second
employment. About thirty of the men H e ld U p In H ix P r iv a t e «»nice b y a at the latter session $39,352,494 more
bly Loaulift 1 pulpit, flanked bv equally flo o r a n i l escape was finally effected by pow states of Wyoming, Montana and fi lent of his ability to afford ample
was appropriated for pensions than at
left on tho San Francisco steamer yes­
D esp erad o.
decorative chairs. The artistic oaken rushing through the flames. It was Utah are the only places that got ap­ protection to the men who desire to fish.
this session. It is more than those by
terday morning, aud about as many
New York, June 17.—George H. the first session of the fifty-first con­
pulpit, baud carved in passion flowers soon extinguished with but little dam­ propriations for public buildings at
more left for Portland on the steamer
C
ra
p
Gain©
B
o
b
b
e
d
.
this session of congress. The house
noil lilies bordered with trefoil, is al­ age.
last evening. The following resolu­ Wyckoff, president of the bank of New gress by $21,803,571, and $25,464,040
Astoria, Or., June 16.—Two masked
most the ‘‘graven image” in the eyes of
O. F. Tyler, a son of President Tyler, policy has been to report no hills for men entered the “ Our” saloon, in this
tion was unanimously passed at the Amsterdam, was shot in the abdomen less than the appropriations of the sec­
the nssi ciatitm of church women who : a prisoner in Richmond, Va., charg- new buildings.
Columbia
River Fishermen’s Protective aud side this afernoon while in his pri­ ond session of the fifty-first congress.
city, at 12 o’clock tonight and held up
vate office by Clarence Clatk. Clark
I with shooting with intent to kill
earned ami purchased the pulpit furnish-
“ The appropriations made by the
Union
meeting
in the afternoon:
H e a v y F in e s .
the keepers of a crap game. The men,
demanded money, and, meeting with second session of the fifty-first congress
ingswhen the editiee was built. Recent ■Lick Carr, a young negro. Tyler is a
“
Resolved,
That
we,
the
members
of
Tha Hammond incident is finally upon entering the room in which the
ly a new minister came into charge of airyman residing near Richmond. settled. At a special meeting of the crap table stood, ordered the game­
the Columbia River Fishermen’s Pro­ a refusal, fired two shots, and then exceeded those made at the first session
the <■<Tigregate n, and it was sonni time He went to the assistance of another executive council held in Pretoria, it keepers and two other men to throw up
tective Union, pledge ourselves to de­ m i l l e d the pistol on himself. Both of the same congress by $46,676,612,
before be learned the peculiar doctriue •ergon who got into a difficulty with was decided to release John Hays Ham­ their hands, a command which was at
liver to our respective canneries all the men are now at a hospital in an un­ or nearly 10 per cent. If the same
When Clark proportion should be made at the next
of “ love me, love my pulpit” which
arr, and says the shooting was in mond, Cecil Rhodes, George Farrar once obeyed by all except one of the
Salmon we catch at 5 cents per pound; conscious condition.
bis people ••ntertaiued. He was a little «•If defense. The accused was sent to and J. W. Leonard, the leaders of the owners of the bank-roll, who rushed
provided, however, that said canneries gained access to Wyckoff’s office, he session, then the appropriations will
presented the following letter, written not be less than $565,000,000.”
fellow, ami one «lay casually remarked the graud jury and allowed bail.
Johannesburg reform committee, upon out, calling for the police. One of the in any ungraded country school, for the are to pay two thirds when delivered
to one <’f his feminine church members :
(if desired), the balance to be deducted i
P*per
“ clear
Contracts authorized by this session
One hundred and eighty cans of payment of a fine of £25,000 each, or
‘‘Mrs. Badger, that pulpit is entirely •!» n unite exploded about a mile below in default, fifteen years’ banishment. robbers carried a canvas sack, in which best essay on fruit culture in his dis­ uniti the debts are paid, and, if not
he estimates as follows:
he
palced
the
money,
while
his
com­
trict,
comprising
the
counties
of
Mult­
“ We want $6,000, five $1,000 bills,
tixi high for me; think it hud better be Lilly, Pa., with frightful results. One
panion kept guard. The men got safe­ nomah, Washington, Yamhill, Clacka­ paid at the end of the season at the ten $100 bills. I’ll shoot you if you
Rivers and harbors, $59,616,404;
cut «lown a trifle.”
rate
mentioned,
the
nets
of
members
K
i
l
l
e
d
H
is
B
r
t
h
e
r
I
n
-
la
w
.
man was killed by the explosion, and
ly away with their booty, which amount­ mas, Columbia, Clatsop and Tillamook.
make a movement, so be careful. My public buildings, lighthouse and reve­
‘■fut down?” the horrified woman ►even others fatally injured. Oon-
still
owing
shall
be
stored
at
such
can­
Ben Dice, a rancher living on th9
partner outside also has you covered, nue-cutter service, $1,406,000; defenses
exclaimed. "Cut that pulpit dow n? No, iractor McManus’ workmen on the Tule river, twenty miles southeast of ed to about $200. This is the second The essay is not to contain over 700 neries as security until next Spring
and armament, $4,195,076; new war­
time
during
the
last
three
months
that
words,
and
all
papers
must
be
sent
iu
imlie«l; it would ruin it! It would be Pennsylvania railway were getting Visalia, Cal., killed his brother-in-law,
“ Resolved, Further, that we, the aud if you give the alarm within three
much easier to got a taller preacher.” — ready to make a blast when a prema­ Grant Smith. They quarreled about a crap game has been robbed by masked to Mr. Dosch at Hillsdale, Or., by members of this organization, pledge minutes after I leave, he will threw a ships, $12,900, 100; District of Colum­
men, but up tq date the police have August 1, aud the name, postoffice ad­
stick of dynamite through the front en­ bia, $125,000; total, $78,241,400.
Indianapolis Journal.
ture explosion occurred, burying the water in an irrigating ditch, and Dice’s gathered no information as to the iden­ dress and school of the writer. The ourselves to carry this resolution into trance. Put the money in an envelope.
He says the total expenditures in one
wife attempted to remove the dam in tity of the thieves.
judges of award will be Dr J. R Card- practical effect, as we believe it to be Don’t talk. ”
fiscal year have never been so great,
HORSELESS M AIL WAGONS. gi ven men beneath sand and rock.
for
the
best
interests
of
both
fishermen
well, Professor R. E. Lake and Frank and canners.”
James Oreelan, the war correspond­ the ditch on Smith’s place.
G om ez* F o r c e D e f e a t e d .
Shots were heard by the patrolman, except durina the war, and exceed the
Th« y VK ill S h o r tly B e K n u iiin c T h r o u g h
Havana, June 16.—General Gomez' Lee, of Portland.
e n t who had to leave Cuba recently by
who
ran into the bank building in estimated valuation of property iu auy
t h e Street.*« o f B ou ton .
I u iv e r x it y R l.it.
A C a n n e r à ’ C o m b in e .
order of General Weyler, says he
force of 5,000 was defeated recently on
time to see Clark fall. Wyckoff is 60 one of the South Atlantic states.
Very shortly there will lx» running thinks there will he a war with Spain.
Three thousand Harvard men, en­ the plains of Saratoga near Najara,
T h e P a n - A m e r ic a n C n n g rt» « .
Portland, Or., June 15 —The Even years old and resides in Montclair, N.
through the streets «if Boston handsome He says the American people will be couraged by the phenomenal event of a province of Puerto Principe, after a
Washington.—Practically all of the |ng Telegram, speaking of the fisher­ J Clark is 50 years old and wears a
•J u a r r y m e n H trik «.
horseless mail wagons for the collect ion thunderstruck when the documents in Harvard victory, fought 100 policemen fight of forty-two hours, by Jiminez South and Central American republics men s trouble on the lower river, says: sandy mustache. He was well dre.^ert.
Berea,
O.,
June 15.—Four hundred
mid distribution t f mail matter. These the possession of the state department iu the streets of historic old Cam­ Castellaue’s troops Gomez lost fuliy have notified Ecuador of their accept­ A gigantic salmon combine, to take
F o r a S e a t in C o n ii.-il
quarrymen at the quarries of the Cleve­
horseless wagons w ill he propelled either are made public. Spain is anxious for bridge. It was the biggest riot that 500 men Jose Anotnio Yzandaga, an ance of the*uvitation sent out by that every interest on the Columbia river
Spokane, Wash., June 17 —D S.
by electricny «ir naphtha. There will be war.
Twenty-five million dollars’ the university has ever seen. Many American newspaper man, has been government to be represented at an in­ into one corporation, and backed by un­ Dungay and Carl B< nesehen fought land Stone Company, struck today.
They demanded that all nonunion men
flit» same long, narrow mail vehicles worth of American property has been students and policemen were injured
expelled, and Ricardo del la Torriento ternational congress, to be held August limited capital, will very probably be
which are now u.-cd as postal cars on destroyed in Cuta and many Anieri- iu the mil«e, but the bluecoats finally has been forbidden to return to Cuba. 10 next, to promote international arbi­ the unlooked for result of the present with fists on East Sprague avenue to­ be discharged, and that several union
Mr. Dungay and B me chen men, who recently were dismissed, be
the street railways in many cities.
came out victorious and the students Thomas Dawley, the artist has been re­ trations. The United States has not strike of the 3,000 fishermen who want night
»aus killed without provocation.
are
»
ritestan»
for a seat in tho council. reinstated. The strikers have taken
Geueral N> llsou of Washington has
were locked up.
yet accepted the invitation.
leased.
more for fish than the packers claim to Mr Dungay now holds the seat.
possession of all loaded cars and refuse
been working on the plans for some
I n d ia n W a r V e t e r a n a .
A B r u t a l M in d e r .
be able to pay.
G ra in a n d F r n it O u tlo o k .
to perimt them to be moved.
time, and is backed in his new unihr-
In a drunken rage John Wolter, of
The grand encampment of Indian
The men aud women who nearly a
Walla Walla, June 16 —A large
S a la r y L a w in Wa*tii n g tn ,i V a lid .
takiug by se vet a 1 well known capital­
R a t e fo r t h e Elba* C o n v e n t io n .
Chicago,
made
an
unsuccessful
attempt
A
J
o
c
k
e
y
K
i
l
l
e
d
.
Olympia, Wash., June 17.—Tb^ sa-
ists The wagons will n t exceed 12 feet war veterans of the Pacific Nerthwe-t to kill his wife. He then shot and number of farmers were interviewed half century ago traversed the broad
Chicago,
June 15.—The roads of the
was
held
in
Portland
this
week,
pre­
plains
and
crossed
the
Rockies,
cele­
today, and all are very jubilant over
Kansas City, June 15 —The running
in length nor 6 f«« t in width. The in­
killed one stepdaughter aud wounded the- prospects of a large yield of wheat brated the twenty-sixth anniversary of races at Exposition Park claimed an­ preme court today filed an opinion iu central passenger committee have
sided
wet
by
Grand
Commander
Thos.
the Stevens county case, deciding in agreed to a rate of one fare for the
terior will be arranged like the inside« f
another so seriously that she may die.
any mail car There will also lx» strong■ A. Wood, and Otto Kleemann acting Mrs. Wolter is possessed of property this season. Spring grain is doing fin°, the Oregon Pioneer Association in other victim this afternoon. This time favor o f the constitutionality of seed« 11 round trip for the meeting of the Order
as
graud
adjutant.
The
representation
while fall wheat never looked better. Portland this week. In addition to it was Johnny Milsap, 15 years old, 3006 of Hill’s code, enacted March 28,
hi l«ls ti r bidding tin’registered atul otu
valued a», $2,500, left by her first hus­
of Elks, which will be held in Cincin­
er valuable mail. '1 he moi« innn w ill o f members was unusually large, and band. It seems to have been Wolter's Large shipments of strawberries are this, the fiftieth anniversary of the who is from Sulphur Springs, Tex. He I 1890, authorizing the couiry treasurer nati, July 7-9.
was
augmented
by
a
large
attendance
treaty
with
England
and
the
settlement
had the mount on Harriet H. in the , to set aside all money received iu the
made daily to Montana, Idaho, Spo­
have a 1« ver to turn oil' or on the power
«f the women’s auxiliary, embracing purpose to get control of it. Being un­ kane and Dakota. About 1,000 crates of the boundary line which gave Ore­ last race. At the first turn Harriet treasury in the way o f f e e s , for the
ami a footbrake.
B lr .r k lia t in g F o r b id d e n .
able to make any headway in this di­
It is expected that nn re mail can be the wives and daughters of the sturdy rection, he became dissatisfied and be­ are shipped by express daily, while gon to the United States, was also H., Sir Archer and Greenbay fell in a 'creali n of a salary fund for the pay-
Albuquerque,
N. M., June 15.—
men,
who
in
the
earlier
history
of
the
snipments in carload lots will be com­ celebrated, and the two events w re
When the horses regained their m«nt ff county officers. The law lur- Judge Collier, of the United States
delivered anil cidlecteil by this new de
gan drinking to excess and was under menced next week, as commission mer­ centered in a golden jubilee by the heap.
N.
rthwest
protected
their
homes
and
feet,
Jockeys
Milsap
and
Weber
vice than by the « I wav. There will le
lay'ther provides that should the s.m so
families from the hostile savages. The the influence of liquor when he com­ chants are daily receiving orders from aged pioneers.
Ihere was a large unconsicous on the ground, Milsap ¡ received be insufficient, the treasurer court, today issued an order to the re­
only two wagons f« r the prtseut.
ceiver of the Atlantic & Pacfiio railway
mitted the assault upon his wife and St. Paul and other Eastern points for parade, and exercises were held at the died within a few minutes, but Weber
meeting lasted three days.
shill transfer to such fund a sum forbiddi. g t-ie blacklisting of Ameri­
stepchildren.
exposition
building.
berries in carload lots.
S to r a g e » h ex t fo r S ilv e r .
soon regained consciousness and appears ne-xs-ary to meet the salary dem nds. can Railway Union men who partici­
m o n o g ra p h
on
An el&bi
‘The
to have not been seriouslv hurt.
New York C ity, N Y.—The subtreas­
M o n t h ly C rop R e p o r t.
pated in the strike two years ago.
J
u
s
t
i
c
e
F
ie
ld
W
i
l
l
N
o
t
R
e
e
l
j
u
.
D e a t h o f a P io n e e r .
Speaker <f tie l l i ’u s » i«f R « p r e s i u t a - ury in this city is to be provided with
N?w«» f r o m z lla t k a .
V
asliington,
D.
C.
—
The
agricul­
T h e T r e a s u r y ’« Loan.
San Francisco.—Justice Field, of the
fives” will S< • 'l l lx » p u b l i s h « «1 b y M s s additional storage capacity for about
Walla Walla, Wash., June 1G.—
R ew ai
<0. ... u r d e r e r a ’ A r r e s t .
Seattle, June 17.—The Alaska Com­
M iry Park. r Fe 11« i t « .f R a d c l i f f e c o l - 4,060,000 silver dollars. An immense tural department crop report is as fol­ Michael Price, one of the earliest pio­ supreme court, states he has no inten­
mercial
Company’s
steamer
Royal,
Astoria,
Or.,
June 12.—County
Washington,
June
15.—The
treasury
lows: Average condition of winter neers of Walla Walla valley, died in tion of resigning, as has been reported.
M .is s .
T h e
tx x ik .
Ca
which
left
San
Francisco
about
the
Judg.
Gray
offered
a reward today of
today
lost
$2,131,400
in
gold
coin
and
steel
chest
is
now
being
built
for
that
wheat, 77.9; spring wheat, 90.9. To­
i .;b a t
4 « , :) p a g i ' s
an d
w h is
purpose, and will be finished next tal winter area, 22,794,000; total tins city this morning of consumption, He says as long as he is capable of per­ $5,400 in bars, making a total for the middle of April for Chignik, 250 miles $1,000 for the arrest of the murderers
ains th<-n-nit of s . v e n d y e a r s o i week. The walls of the chest are two
aged 67 year3. Deceased was a native forming the duties of his office, he will
The percentage of Ireland, and in 1855 came to Cali­ uot resign. Justice Field is just en­ day of $2,136,800. This leaves the west of Kodiak, had not reported at its of Esther Loire, Samuel Mielandt, Jack
.«■ . work by M i s s F o l l < f t , i s s a i d t o b e ir ches thick, and it is twelve feet spring, 11,825.000.
true amount of the gold reserve at di stillation up to May 31, according to Lambert and — Loire, the persons
long«-t and mi s t < l a b o r a t e p a p e r square, with a height of ten feet from of winter and spring wheat acreage is fornia, and from there to Walla Walla tering upon his 34th year as supreme $104,258,754. Of today’s withdraw­ advices from Kodiak received by the whose bodies were found in the river
101.7.
The
condition
of
all
wheat
is
- w ritte n
t v a w« m a n
on
a n y h is -
m 1860, where he was for a number of court justice.
steamer Topeka from Juneau, June 1. recently with marks of violenc«! upon
floor to ceiling.
als, $2,000,000 was for export.
87.6.
:
c a l m a i l e r « • .. • « '« r u i n g
th e
U n ite d
years engaged in packing. He served
Charles Williams was master of the them.
-
•« s g o v i - r i 111« n t . M i s s F o i l « t t ’s v i e w s
Puerto Cortez, Honduras —The state
Ross’ great reflecting telescope,
in the Nez Perce and Bannock Indian
steamer The friends of the steamer’s
Dr.
W.
H.
Hanker,
superintendent
E x p lo s io n on a n I r o u r la d .
W.
W.
Copeland,
a
printer
well-
of siege incidental to the recent civil
which is still in use at an observatory
ar
s a i d t o b e d t i g i d i illv o r i g i n a l . ___________
wars
as
government
packer,
and
since
crew
and officers in the North are very
of
the
Delaware
insane
hospital,
is
go­
known in the Northwest, has mysteri­
Toulon, June 12.—During the official
war
ia
Nicaragua
has
been
raised.
near
Dublin,
Ireland,
was
built
ICO
18 ’0 has been in the employ of the gov­
P ric e ’s Cream Baking Powder.
ing to try the effects of the X rays on much disturbed over her delay, and it trial today of the new French iron-clad
ously disappeared in Seattle.
ernment at Fort Walla Walla. _. M years ago this year.
W orld's Fair H ighest Award.
the brains of a number of the insane is feared that she has foundered at sea. Jaurequiberry, one of her boilers ex«
people under his charge.
ploded, injuring nine men.
r Received by Sheriff
of Clatsop County.
Speculation Does Not Affect
the Business Outlook.
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