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PRICE, Pastor.__
-d iu v ic iu ,
sunbay u
a m . and 7:30 P. m . Sunday acliool Sundays
ai 10 ». m . Prayer ineetiu* Wednesday eveulug
at_7.30o clo k. KEV. M A K E NOBLE, pastor.
OF INTEREST TO ALL HEADERS
ERIAN CHURCH. — S E R V IC E S
every ih ’ rd Sabbath at 11 . . and 7:30 .
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Evangelical Church.
every j
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m . at
p
Sabbath school
th ird Sunday at 10 a . m
REV. WM. G A Y, Pastor.
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It e m s
of
and
IllR I.S TlA N CHURCH.— SERVICES EVERY
second and fourth Sunday
10
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NEWBERG, Y A M H IL L CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1800.
TELEGRAPHIC RESUME
l 1 dau lay at II a m . and a r. a. and Thursday
at •» p. m .Sabbath school every Sunday at 9:45
a m Monthly meeting at 7 f*. m . tne Brat
Tuebday iu each month. Quarterly meeting the
secou 1 Saturday ami Stimlay in February. May*
August aud Novemiier. Woman’s Foreign MIs
siouury Society meet» third Saturday iu each
month at 3 r.
_
Im portance
Foreign
From
Dom estic
Sources — Cream
of th e Dispatches.
a . m .
F ire destroyed a block o l ten houses
in Pittsburg, Pa., rendering teu fatu-
d v e n t .s r c h u r c h — p r a y e r m e e t i n g
A every Wednesday evening, sabbath school ilies homeless, and causing a loss of
every Saturday at 10 a m ., services following
#5,0000.
m
1REE METHODIST.—P R A Y E R MEETING
every Thursday at 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school
every Sunday at 10 a . m .________________________
E. CH UR C H-SER VIC E S EVERY SUNDAY
3 1 . at 11 a . M. aud 7:30 p. M. Sabbath School
at 10 a . m . Epworth League at 6:30 p. m . Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock.
REV. J H WOOD Pastor.
F
The Com mercial and Savings bank,
of San Jose, Cal., has olosed its doors.
The depositor«, it is said, w ill be paid
in full.
The defeusee at Esqnimalt, B. C .,
are again being strengthened. Seven
LI ALVVTIO N A R M Y - M E E T IN G AT BAR- new heavy breech-loading guns have
O racks on Main street as follows: Tuesday
for soldier co «verts aud recruits; Wednesday, just arrived from England.
pu blic; Friday, holiness, for Christians only;
Saturday eve, public; Sunday, all day, com
mcncing with 7 a . m ., knee drill; holiness meet
ing II a . si.; fain ly gathering at 3 p. m . aud
grand free and easy in the eveulug. Everybody
w el ome.
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
C ity o f N e w b e r g .
Mayor.............................................. O C. Emery
Recorder......................................... J G Hadley
Marshal............................................. " . T Macy
Treasurer.............. ................. N. C. Chrlsteusou
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COUNCIL* BN.
l Allen Smith
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iJesse Edwards
Second Ward............................. ¡M. Terrell
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iH. F. iAshler
Third Ward.................................. ¡K.D. Klwood
EAST AND SOUTH
-V IA -
The Shasta Route
—OF T H E -
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland:
LEAVE.
FROM JUNK 23, 1895.
ARRIVE.
O v e r l a n d E x p r f . ss .
Salem, A Iban V, Eug­
ene, Roseb'g, Grant’s
Pass, Medford. Ash
land,Sacramento,Og
*8:10 a . m .
den, San Francisco,
Mojave, Los Angeles,
Orleans,
El Pi aso.New
“
“ ‘
| ! aud East.................. .
*8:30 a . m . Roseberg
way stations *4:40 r.
i Via Woodburn fori
Daily
i Mt. Angel, Sllvertou, I
Dally
except
West Scio, Browns- t except
8unday. j ville, Natron and 1 Sunday.
&.
\
[ Springfield.............. J I
*4:09 p . m . Salem ami way stations *10:15 a . m .
♦7:30 a . M. Corvallis A way stations f6:20 p. m
t»:45 r. m . McMinnville A way sta’sl f8:25 a . m .
The collapse of the rear of a frame
factory building in Chioago resulted
in seriously inju rin g five persons and
nearly 100 others had narrow escapes.
Four men were killed and one in ­
jured by the blow ing up of an^engine
on the
Delaware, Susquehanna ft
Schuylkill railroad at Gum Run, Pa.
There have been floods in the Alp in e
districts of the Tyrol and in Bohemia,
w ith avalanches and landslides on the
railways.
It is feared that many lives
have been lost.
A projeot is on foot in Vancouver, B.
; C ., to hold a championship professional
regatta at the tim e o f the m eeting of
the Northwest Pacifio Associaiton of
Am ateur Oarsmen.
In Oakland, Cal., tw o ohildren. aged
I 10 and 5, were run down by an electric
oar and instantly killed. The ohildren
were daughters of Frank E. Booth, a
commission merohant doing business in
San Franicso.
James Duggan, a w ell-known citizen
o f Denver and five others have left
there for the Alaskan gold fields. The
praty w ill number fifty and they w ill
go in a chartered vessel, and oarry sup­
plies for a two years' stay.
President Cleveland held his first tr i­
weekly recepiton to the public at the
W h ite House, after a suspension of
nearly tw o years. About 200 persons
took advantage of the opportunity to
shake hands w ith the president.
In San Francisoo 800 painters went
1 on a strike. They ask for an increase
of 50 oents a day, making their wages
#3 instaed of #2.50. The strike was
ordered by the Painters’ union, and
was deoided upon some days ago.
The president has pardoned Nathan
Blum, convicted in Oregon of smug­
g lin g and conspiracy, but whose sen­
D in in g T a r « on O g ileu R o u te.
tence was suspended, Hnd F. M. Sauls-
bury, convicted in Oregon of misusing
PULLMAN
B U F F E T SLKKPICKIi
penalty envelopes, aud fined #800.
—ANP—
South Australia, which feared the
construction of the British Pacific cable
S E C O N D -C LA SS S L E E P IN G CARS
because it m ight injure its land line,
Attached to all through trains.
w ill be oonoiliated by the offer of com ­
pensation to m aintain revenue from
Through ticket office, 134 Third street, w here
through tickets to all points in the Eastern the transcontinental line at the average
States, Canada aud Europe can be obtained at level of the past five years.
J. B. K IR K LA N D ,
Ticket Agent.
All above trains arrive and depart from Grand
Central station. Fifth and I streets.
lowest rates from
John L. Sullivan and Parson Davies
are preparing to head a movement to
place pugilism on a paying basis again.
Y A M f l l l l . D IV IS IO N .
Sullivan believes sporting men should
Passcuger depot foot of Jefferson street.
oragnize and refuse to cast their b al­
lots for legislators or congressmen who
A irlie mall (tri-weekly).
i l.v. ......Portland— ....Ar. 3:05 p. M. would not agree to let pirzefighters go
¡.V ......New ber*.... .. »Lv. 12:30 P. M. unmolested.
.1 Ar. ...... Airlie......... ....Lv. 7:30 A. M.
Robert Edgren, the well-known uni-
Sheridan passenger (dally except Sunday).
4:30 p 7 m L v ............P o rtfa n d .......... Ar.l 9:30 a . m . 1 versity hammer-thrower, has broken
6 05 P. m L v.......... Newberg.......... Lv. 7:66 a . m . the w o rld ’ s record for throw ing the
7:10 P M. A r......... Sheridan .......... Lv.i 6.20 a . m .
16-pound hammer. On the Berkley
•Daily. fDaliy except Sunday.
campus, in Berkely, C a l., he threw the
R KOEHLER. Manager.
F.. P. ROGERS. Asst Gen. F. A P. Agt., Port- missile which has made him famous
laud, Or
147 feet and 7 inohes. The world's
record was 145 feet.
The disreputable women who infest
Morton street and St. M ary’ s Place, in
San Franoisoo, are in a state of terror
on account of the murder o f tw o of
their class w ith in a month.
Both
women were
strangled to death In
their rooms, and in both oases the mur­
derers have escaped.
E. McN'ElL, Receiver.
The N ational Arm enian relief com­
TO TH E
m ittee of N ew York w ill send #10,000
to Constantinople. It is stated by the
committee that the distribution of
money is being now made among the
Armenians, and at the preeenttim e the
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
greatest obstacle to the work of relie f
TW O T R A N S C O N TIN E N TA L
is lack of funds rather than opposition
> by the sultan.
A dispatch from Barcelona says that
the merchants o f tha city Lave agreed
V IA
VIA
not to sell Am erican products in the
event o f Cleveland approving the Cuban
belligerency resolutions.
They have
also opened a subscription toward a
fond, which is to be devoted to the
purchase o f warship«.
Recent advioea fu lly oonflrm the re­
port of the overthrow of the pro-Jap­
AND
AND
anese government in Corea and the es­
tablishment of a distinctly Russian
m inistry, the members of the late cabi­
net having, w ith one exception, been
put to death w ith horrible bararity,
LO W R A T E S t o a l l
inclusive of cannibalism. T h e fortun­
E A S T E R N C ITIE S
ate member of ¿he late govenrment to
save his head w ts the minister of war,
who is believed to have come to A m e ri­
OCEAN STEA M ER S
ca in exile.
LEA VE PO RTLAND EVER Y 5 DAYS
Delegates from the various commer­
cial organizations of San Francisoo held
___ FOR.....
a conference is to the best means of
protecting San Francesco's trade with
Eureka and other North Pacific way
porta against Portland's competition.
A committee was appointed to w ait
For fall detail« call on or addrea«
upon the O. R. ft N. and North Pacific
W . H. HU RLB U RT,
steam ihlip companies, and ask them to
disootinne their services between P ort­
Gen’1 race. Agent,
land and Eureka and intermediate
P ortland , O b .
points.
The plan for the reorganization of
O L IV E R A COLCORD. AgenU,
the Oregon Short Line ft Utah N orth­
N * w * r « o , O rroor .
ern R ailw ay Company, agreed to by all
.R .» M .
E A S T
R O U T E S
GREAT
NORTHERN RY.
UNION
PACIFIC RY.
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
ST. PAUL
KANSAS CITY
SAN FRANCISCO
I
gn
»• b a e r lp tla a f r i r e P a yab le la r a r i-
ably la A d vaara.
C H U R C H NOTICES.
(JUUttC’ H.—S1BVICIC8
Six
st
Advertising Bills Collected Monthly4
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Ml U M C K I P 'r i O * U 4 l l . 1 t
One Year .............................. ........ ... ....... * ]
Months
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Three Mouths.
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contending interests, has been officially
issued.
It calls for a foreclosure and a
new company to be known as the Ore­
gon Short Line R ailw ay Company. It
preserves the entire system, and also
the control o f a block of Oregon R a il­
way & N avigation stock, which is
secured by #13,000,000 collateral trust
bonds, the new Short Line Company
paying the assessment upon the N a v i­
gation stock.
A n attempt was made to wreck the
Union Pacifio, Butte & Salt Lake ex­
press one m ile from Pocatello, Idaho.
When w ith in a short distance of the
last switch, Engineer Andrews saw a
man throw the switch and run away.
The engineer im mediately reversed his
engine. The train left the traok, but
fortunately the oars remained upright,
and no one was injured. There is a
deep fill, at this point, and had the
train not been promptly stopped, it
wonld have dashed down the steep
grade. N o m otive is known for the
deed.
The strike of 12,600 Berlin jointers
was ended th i 9 week. The workmen
have obtained higher pay aud shorter
hours.
WILL NOT INTERFERE
The European Powers Would
Not Help Spain.
THAT
IS IN T H E E V E N T OF W A R
M u d r id
D ispatch *«
t io u
Make«
Her
Ba y
the
M exico'«
l ‘o « l -
Y »ugu»rd
A g a l n v t Y a n k e e K u c r o a c h incu t«.
London, March 18 — The Berlin cor­
respondent of the Tim es says the H am ­
burger correspondent, who is often
used as an official mouthpiece, be­
lieves the powers would refuse to in ­
tervene in support of Spain iu the
Cuban affair against the United States.
Madrid, 'March 18.— The attention
of the newspapers of this city has been
attracted to the fact that long inter­
view s have been taking place between
the Mexican minister here and the
Spanish minister Cat war aud minister
for foreign affairs. The papers declare
that the ties between Mexicans and
Spaniards
tighten duily, and that
Mexioos' position makes her naturally
the vanguard against “ Yankee en-
oroachmeuts upon Latin Am erica.”
The press and public there express
disappointment and impatience at G en­
eral Weyler'B failure to suppress the
Cuban insurgents.
W h ile sitting in his cabin at Eliza
bethtowu, N. J., Jeff B ailey was blown
to atoms by the explosion of 85 pounds
of giant powder.
The B ritish colonial
office has
been asked to sanction a chartered com ­
pany to exploit Ashantee, but it is un­
lik ely it w ill conesent.
T o escape arrest for embezzlement of
government funds, Frank Mapes, post­
master of Kansas C ity, Kan., com ­
Havana, March 18. — Dr. Jose M an­
m itted suicide at his residence in that
uel Delgado, the Am erican citizen re­
city.
ported to have been shot aud nearly
The Anglo-Germ an loan o f 100,000,-
killed by Spanish troops under theoom-
000 taels has been issued at 04, w ith
arnnd of General M elquiz, arrived here
interest at 5 per cent. The ooutrsot
yesterday.
The captain-general has
stipulates that the customs adm inistra­
promised prompt inquiry into the c ir­
tion is to remain unchanged.
cumstances, and has given assurances
According to a report on the organ­ that the g u ilty persons w ill be most
ized m ilitia o f the United States, just severely punished. Dr. Delgado is said
prepared by the war department, the to have been bound hand and foot and
United States In oase of need, can put shot without trial and without any
0,467,694 men iu the field.
justification. The doctor was loft for
The senate of Cambridge university, dead, and eight of his father's employes
Loudon, by a vote of 186 to 171, haB were killed. The United States con­
rejected the proposition to appoint a sul-general, Ramon O. W illiam s, has
committee to consider the question of taken the matter in hand.
conferring degrees upon women.
THE S A L V A T IO N ARM Y.
During February, the exports of gold
ooin and bullion amounted to #2,188,-
700, and the imports to #11,559,089. General Booth Formally Welcomed
Back to Kngland.
For the eight months, the exports were
#58,642,992 in exoess of the imports.
London, March 18 — The Salvation
T w o hundrod fishermen, belonging A rm y in London was in a state of ex­
to R eval, near St. Petersburg, Russia, citement today, the occasion being a
w ith their horses and carts, have been mass m eeting at the Crystal Palace, to
blown out to sea on floating ioe. They ; form ally welcome back to England,
have only one day’ s provisions w ith upon his return from his journey
around the world, General W illia m
them.
commauder-in-ohief
of the
A disastrous collision between a Booth,
freigh t train aud a snowplow occurred army.
General Booth, in his address, refer­
on the Berkshire division of the N ew
York, N ew Haven ft Hartford ra il­ red im m ediately to the action of Bal-
road, near K en t furnace, M ilford, ; lington Booth, in Am erica, saying he
Conn.
T w o men were killed and had returned to meet one of the lieav
iest trials he had ever been called upon
seven or eight others injured.
to face; but even darkness had a silver
A Moscow correspondent of the Lon­
lining.
The Salvation Arm y, he as­
don News believes it true that the porte
serted, stood almost to a man true to
has decided upon the expulsion of the
him, and assurances o f unoeasing de­
British and Am erican missionaries in
votion had been ponring in from every
ABia Minor.
“ Bach a measure would 1
quarter of the globe.
be consonant w ith
the wishes o f .
A t the conclusion of his address, the
Russia,” the correspondent adds.
Booth-Tuckers, who have been com ­
A t the request of the state depart- manding the army in India, were called
ment at Washington, the United States to the front of the platform. T w o
embassy at Berlin has form ally invited otfioers of the army held over them the
all the German universities to send stars and Btripes, and the Salvation
delegates to the Prinoeton celebration ' A rm y blood-and-flre ensign. The gen­
in October next. Some of them, in - 1 eral took each of them by the hand and
eluding the university o f Goettingen, 1 dedicated them to the new work in
have accepted.
Am erica in a few words, which greatly
One hundred students of Muhlenberg stirred the immense audience of 20 , 000 ,
oollege, Allentow n , Pa., participated all o f whom joined in an outburst of
in
an anti-Spanish demonstration. cheers for the Am erican flag.
They paraded the college oorridors and j
RIVALR Y O F N E W S P A P E R S .
campus, singing patriotic songs and
cheering, and ended by burning the
Spanish flag and hanging General O n e Kril tor H w H ll ow e t l P o l » » n to t*et
A h e a d o f t h e O p p o # It ie n P a p e r
W eyler in effigy.
C O N G R E S S IO N A L
N EW S.
seem advisable of placing the country people to handle their stock
tions through other people.
under martial law.
transac­
» O R T l ANC
C o i i d * u » e d K e c o r d o f t h e D o i n g « o f the
N a t i o n ’« L a w m a k e r s - S e n a t e .
Washington, March 14.— Senators
Sherman and H ill were the conspicu­
ous figures in the Cuban debate in the
senate today. The N ew York senator
forcibly urged the mercenary character
of the pending resolutions, w h ile Sher­
man upheld them w ith another graphic
arraignment of Spain aud W eyler.
It
was the fourth day of the debate on
the conference report, aud yet there
was no evidence of a near approauh to
a final vote, although Sherman an­
nounced that he would press for a vote
at the earliest moment.
M itchell in ­
troduced a join t resolution in the sen­
ate a llo w in g the engineers to use #30,-
000 of the unexpended balance for the
cascade looks, to be used for muking
a protection w all. He made a brief
talk, asking the committee on com ­
merce to report the resolution as speed­
ily as possible.
A fu ll supply of early California pro­
duce came in on the last steamer. A
carload of bananas from New Or.eaus
has arrived this week.
Receipts of i
eggs have been large, but quotations;
have changed but little from those of
last week.
The butter market ia not
so firm, and arrivals o f California but
ter w ill probably bring about adeoliue. !
Groceries, provisions, eto., are un­
changed.
W heat M arket.
The local market is dull, with no
busiuess passing, aud quotations are
nominal as follows:
W a lla W alla,
60o; V alley, 62 to 63o per bushel.
From August 1,1895, to March 1 , 1896,
shipments of wheat from Portland
amounted to 4,622,868 bushels, worth
(3.404,884.
Produce M arket.
F l o u r — Portland. Salem, Cascadiaand
D ay ton, are quoted at $3.16 per barrel;
ton
un°: Ben
. . #3.15:
.
graham, #2.90;
ton county,
# 2 . 00 ; super­
super-
fine, #2.25.
O ats — Good white are quoted weak, al
w i illing,
l l in g , ¿oigjduc;
r a y , 22023 ■ .
~7c; m
28®30c; g gray,
Hulled oats are quoted as follow s: Bags
*4.26®6.26; barrels, 44.50yt7.00; cases,
#3.76.
~ * imotliy, #9.00 per ton ; cheat,
ag
#¿(35.60; wheat.
Gluey a statement by Senor de Lome,
the Spanish minister, g ivin g the Span-
ish view o f the case This brought out
animated suggestions from Hoar aud
W oloott that the senate he put in pos-
session of this important testimony.
C ookrell’ s speech was an elaborate
presentation of the financial question
from the silver standpoint, so much so
that Hoar stated that it was the ablest
silver speech he had ever listened to.
B ab lx v — Feed barley, #14 00 per ton ;
brewing, nominal,
M iiL s rv rvs — bran. #13.00; shorts,
#14; middlings, *18® 20.00; rye, 86®b7’
per cental.
| B un as— Fancy creamery ia quoted at
66 c ; fancy dairy, 46c; lair to good,
36c ; common, 17.V per roll.
P o t a t o ss— New Oregon, 26(¿30c pei
sack; sweeta, common, S1« « ; Merced,
3 't per pound.
O n io n s — Oregon, OOcghOc per sack.
P o u l t r y — Chickens, hens, #3.60 pei
dozen ; mixed. #2.60(it3.UU per dozen;
ducks, #3(¿4 60 ; geese, #U.U0 ; turkeys,
live, 8 ( 8 t»e per pouud; dressed 11 c.
Eoua—Oregon, 9c per dozen.
C ukkhr —Oregon tall cream, H i^ lô ^ i
per pound; hall cream, 9>*c; skim, 4(g
6 c ; Young America, ling 11c.
T r o p i c a l F r u i t — California lemons,
#3.00(1(3.50; choice. #2.50@3.U0; Sicily,
»6.60; bananas, #1.76(1(2.60 pet buuch;
Calitoruia navels. #2.60(g3.00 per box;
pineapples, #4(oj6.00 per dozen.
O k k u o n Y k u k t a u i . kn — Cabbage, l j £ (
per lb ; gallic, new, 7@Sc per pourd;
artichokes, 7lc per dozen; sp outs. 6 c
per pound ; cauhfiower, #2.76 per crate,
90c n#l per dozen ; hothouse lettuce, 40c
per dozen.
F u s h h E b u it — Pears. W inter Nellis,
#1.60 per hoi ;
cranberries, #9 per
barrel; fancy apples, #1(41.76; common,
60ic676c per I kjx .
D kikd E huits — Apples, evaporated,
bleached,
; sun-dried, 3 ) 4 (ù4c ;
pears, sun and evaporated. 6 (gUlc plums,
pitless, 3(çt4c ; prunes, 3ig6 per pound.
W ool — Valiev. 10c, per pound; East­
ern Oregon, U(g 8 )tc .
H o p s — Choice,
Oregon
4®6o pei
pound; medium, neglected.
N u t s — Almonds, soft shell, 9((#llt
per pouud; paper shell, 10 ((( 12 !ac; new
crop California walnuts, soft shell,
1 1 4 1 2 )^ 0 ; standard walnuts, 12(gl3c;
Italian chesnuts, 12.'a (i(14c; pecans,
13(gl6c; Brazils, 1 2 )t(gl3 c; filberts,
14c<tl6c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 6(s$7e;
roasted, 10 c ; hickory nuts, 8 «Z ltk ; co-
coanuts, 90c per dozen.
P r o v i s i o n s — Eastern hams, medium,
11 ) 4 ® 13c per pound; hams, picnic,
7S|C; breakfast
bacon
lO u M lO ^ c,
short clear sides, 8 )«® 9 c ; dry salt
sides, 7 !t® 8 c ; dried beef hams, 12
®13c; lard, compound, in tins, 7)4;
lard, pure, in tins, 9 ‘t® 1 0 c; pig«' feet,
80s, #3.60; pigs’ feet, 40s, #3.26; kits,
#1.26. Oregon sipoked hams, 10‘4c per
pound; pickled hams, 8 ) 4 c; boueiest
hams, 7 )*e ; bacon, 10 ) 4 c; dry salt sides,
6 ) 4 (' ; lard, 5-pjuntl pails, 7 )«c ; 10s, 7 ) 4 c.
60 s, 7> 4 c ; tierces, 7c. Country meats
sell al prices according to grade.
llin a s.— Dry hides, butcher, sound,
per pound, l l ® 12 c ; dry kip and call-
skin, 10 (d) 11 c ; culls, 3c lees; salted, 60
lbs and over, 6 c ; 50 to 60 Hie, 4 ® 4 )«c;
40 and 50, 4c; kip and veal skins,
10 to 30 llrs, 4c; calfskin, sound, 8
to 10 lbs, tic; green, unsalted, lc
lees; culls, l- 2 clesa ; sheepskins, shear
lings, 10(416c; short wool, 20430c;
medium, 30(g40c; long wool, 60(g70c.
Washington, March 18.— The senate
had an hour of spirited Cuban debate
late today, after the early part o f the
day had been given to set speeches by
Lodge on im m igration and l ’ ugh on
silver. The Cuban discussion
was
m aiuly important iu bringing out the
fu ll reading of a statement of the Span­
ish side of the oase by Senor Dupuy do
Lomo, the Spanish minister.
This
had bet-n referred to some days ago,
but oould not be made public. Today,
however, Morgan read a letter from
Secretary Olney saying the Spunish
minister gave his permission for the
public use of the statement. It claimed
to detail the insurgent methods of
guerilla warfare, the burning of cane-
fields and the disorganized character of
the insurgent bands.
House.
Washington, Maroh 14.— In
the
house today, during the morning hour,
on motion of Johnson, a resolution
was adopted by which the claim of
Coleman, republican, of the secoud
Louisiana district, to the seat of Buck,
was decided in favor of the latter.
Daniels called up the contested elec­
tion case of Aldrich-Rohbins, from the
fourth Alabam a district, in which the
republicans recommended the seating
of Aldrich.
Three hours and a half,
lie said, were to be allowed on each
side for argument. Moody denounced
in forcible languarge what be termed
tho crimes against honest elections in
Alabama.
Several others spoke on the
subject, but it went over.
Address, U h a p h i c , Newberg. Oregon.
MARKETS.
Washington, March 16.— The excite­
ment of the Cuban debate gave way to
Cockrell today, his elaborate speech on
the financial question oocupyiug four
hours. There was a spirited reference
to Cuba early in the day, when it de-
veloped during an explanation
by
Lodge that the committee on foreign
relations had received from Secretary
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San Franoisoo, March 17.— The or­
ganized labor unions formed a new po­
litical party toduy, which is to be in ­
dependent of all other existing political
organizations, and is called the Central
Trades aud Labor Alliance.
Tho
declaration of principles Includes hours
I of labor in proportion to the progress o f
production; government ownership of
all moans o f transportation aud 00 m-
1 munication; the acquisitiun by m unici­
palities of all industries requiring
franchises; revocation of
all land
grants, the conditions of which have
not been oomplied with; oompnlsory
education; the repeal of all pauper,
conspiracy ar.d sumptuary laws; aboli­
tion of the oouviot-labor contract sys­
tem; employment of the unemployed
by the publio authorities; enforcement
of tho referendum; abolition of the veto
power; direot vote in all elections; free
administration of justice in all actions
at law; and seven resolutions, adopt­
ed by the oonvention, dealing w ith po­
litical, social and eoonomio questions.
Oui«# I11 KiiglMnil »m l I r e l a n d .
London, March 18.— Terrib le gales
occurred today in the west of Englaud
and Ireland. The forue of the wind
and waves was suoh that piers at L iv ­
erpool have been washed over and
flooded. The ship canal has been made
unnavigable by the storm, and the
walls of the canal are severely tried by
the wash of the waves. The flying
squadron had to make for (jueenstowu
for a harbor, in some distress, the ves­
sels having shipped large quantities of
water. N o serious damage resulted,
however.
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sations, palpitation
o f heart, rush oi
blood to tha head,
dizziness, ringing in |
ears, splits U I ire the
eyes, hemhu he, bil­
iousness, consti pation
o f bowels, pains In
the hack,melancholy,
tongue cosini, fuul
breath, pimples on
face, bidy snd limb,
derlineornerve force
dizzy s p e l l a faint
spells, cold, clammy
feel and hands, tour
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F R A N C IS C O
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tlon, L i v e r
C o in plaints
ond Kidn ey
Affect ions.
Bxar— Gross, top steers, #3.26; cows,
*2.26®2.60; dressed beef, 4 ® 5 > *e P®r
pound.
M u t t o n — Grose, best sheep, wethers,
# 2 . 75 ; ewes, *1.60®2.26; dressed mut­
ton, 4)*e per pound.
V i a l —G ross, small, 5 ® Ac; Urge, 3
®4c per pound.
H ogs — tiroes, choice, heavy, #3.28 *
3.60; light and feeders, #2.60®2 76;
dreused. 31*®4c per pound.
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If » l l n t o n e * on K e c o r d .
London, March 18.— A dispatch to
the Tim es from Melbourne says that a
terrible hail storm has oocurred there,
the hailstones being the largest on rec­
ord.
W indows were smashed and
buildings wore unroofed aud wrecked
by the storm. Shipping also was dam ­
aged aud sunk, and trees were upruot-
ed. One woman is reported killed.
Washington, March 10.— Provisions
for putting several craft of the navy
into condition for service as soon ub
possible w h s made today by the house
committee on naval affairs. Commo­
dore Hiohborne, chief of the bureau of
construction and repairs o f the navy
department, made a request for n spe­
cial appropriation of #350,000, to be
availalbe for use im mediately, explain­
ing that several gunbimta and other
oraft conld be put in shape to go into
commission, i f needed, for compara­
tively small expenditures, and tho de­
partment considered it advisable that
the work should lie done at once. T o
partly balance the allowances for Com­
modore Hichborne's bureau, the gen­
M erchandise M ark**.
eral appropriation therefor wus cut
B almon —Columbia, river No. 1. tails,
down from #14,000,000 to #12,500,000.
#1.26® 1.60; No. 2. tabs, #2.26<d)2.60
There are tw elve boats which the de­ fancy, No. 1, flats, #1.76® 1.86; Alaska
partment w ill put into oondition for No. 1, tails, # 1 . 20 ® 1.30, No. 2, tails, *1.91
service, and for which the appropria­ ®2.26.
tion is asked. Some of them are new
H xanh — Small white, No. 1, 2 ' 4c pel
oraft, and others old ones now out of pound; butler, 3c; bayou, li^ c i Lim a
commission.
4c.
C ordaub — M anilla rope, l)#-inch, ir
Washington, March 1 8 — This was
suspension day in the house, à,id geÿ. : quoted at 8 J 4 c, and Sisal, 6)40 per pound
most tm-
S ugar — Golden C, 6 c ; e zlra C, 6)4c;
oral bills were pasm-d. The
granulated, o * c ; cuue cru.neo ano
portant was the Oklahoma homestead
/w3ere<1> „ v per pound ; >*c per pound
b ill, which relieves homesteaders in j i()COUI,t on all grades lor prompt cash |
Oklahoma of the payment of the pur- | |l t |f barrels, tic more than barrels
chase price o f their homesteads. The maple sugar, 16® 16c per pound,
house also decided, at the request of
C o r r aa—Ooata Kica, 22®23(yc; Rio, 2i
Salvador, 21 ® 22c; taocha
H itt, chairman of the wim mitt<«e 011 ® 22c;
foreign affairs, to consider the resolu­ 29®31 c ; l'adang Java, 30c , I’alembanp
Java, 20®28c; Isrhat Java, 23®26c; Ar
tions censuring Ambassador Bayard on
buckle’s Mokaska and laon. #21.80 pe:
Friday. A b ill was passed granting to 100 -pound rase; Columbia, #21.30 pei
the Chicago, Burlington ft lju in cy 10 O oound case.
Railroad Company the right of way
Rica— Island. *4®4.50 per sack; Ja­
through the Sac and Fox Indian reser­ pan, #4.00®4.60.
C o a l — Steady ; domestic. *6.00®7.IY
vation.
B ills were passed granting to
the First N ational bank of Sprague, per ton; fordgn, |8.60®11.00.
Omaha, March 18.— A special from
M idvale, Neb., says:
Because a rival paper “ soooped'' him
on an important item a week Hgo, John
Merchant, the editor of a M idvale
weekly, wrote a th rillin g account of
his own suicide for publication in last
Monday's issue o f bis own paper and
swallowed poison half an hour after
his contemporary had gone to press.
Lord Dunraven presided at a meet­
Merchant was evidently in earnest in
ing of the Yacht ¿ a c ln g Association his effort at self-destruction, for he
held in London. Before the m eeting looked him self in his office to g ive the
was called to order, the question of fatal drug tim e to take effect, and ie-
the advisability of making a reply to fused admission to his foreman, who
the N ew York Yacht Club in regard to rushed to his assistance as soon as he
the expulsion o f Duraven was inform ­ discovered what his employer had done.
a lly dicussed, and it was deoided that
Appalled at his obstinacy, the fore­
it wonld not be good taste to do so. man lost no tim e in bursting in the
The matter was dropped.
door. Then he summoned a physician.
A terrible tragedy occurred in Seneoa W ith the letters' help the newspaper
Falls, N. Y .
It was the murder of a man was finally saved. The opposition
highly respectable young g irl, Miss came out late w ith go e itra g iv in g a
M ary Mansel, by Thomas Pelkinton, a fu ll account of the affair, including its
farm hand. Pelkinton, im m ediately happy termination, but Merchant is
after the murder, and w ith the same much consoled by the thought that the
weapon w ith which he committed the original and really only authentic an­
murder, took his own life. The g irl nouncement was on the street in his Wash., the right to change its location
received tw o bullets in the bead, one own paper several hours before his to Spoakne, Wash , and to increase the
rival was able to reach its subecritiers. rank snd pay of the judge-advocate of
entering the brain.
the navy when appointed from the
The Goulds w ill not be compelled
T h e ( ' « n o n M in t B o b b e r y .
navy.
to pay taxes on #10,600,000 assessed in
Carson, N e v ., March 18.— The case
T h e H u n g r y Miner«.
N ew York for the year 1985. F ive o f John T. Jones, charged w ith the
Erie, Colo., March 16. — I f the coal
■nits had been filed against the estate robbery of the Carson mint, w ill go to
of Jay Gould and bis sons and daugh the ju ry soon. During the trial the war has been a boon to wmsumers, it
tera to enforce the finding of the com­ attorney for the defendant expreooed has been death to the miners, bringing
missioners of taxes and assessments his willlDgness to submit the case to a reduction of income, and bare subsist­
The defendants pleaded non-resideaoe. the jury without argument, but ooun- ence in all cases, aud destitution in
It may result in actual dis­
The corporation counsel has announced sel for the government would not win- not a few.
The w in ­
that it baa been decided to abandon sent. The United States district attor­ tress in in many fam ilies
the suits.
ney opened and spoke particularly of ter has not been a favorable one for
The whole o f the republic of H on­ Jones' rapidly acquired wealth since coal miners. The weather has been
Jones m ild iD d the demand wirrespondingly
duras has been placed under martial his employment in the mint.
Hence the miners earned small
law, pending the settlement of the c iv il ' said this was made by dealing in min- lig h t
revolt in Nicaragua, in which the | ing stocks, but the evidence and looks wages, not to exceed #25 per month
president o f Honduras has espoused the o f the bank and broker* show that be Many have earned nearer #10 or #12 a
cause o f the Zelaya government against ; actually loat in such details during that month. The outlook here is anything
the rebels. The near approach of the | time. T o this the attorney for the de- but bright, and w h ile there is as yet
contending forces in Nicaragua to the . fense replied that the prosecutions' no starvation, it is only a matter of s
Honduras frontier, and the disposition j own witness said the fact that Jones short tim e when there w ill be hungry
men, women and children unless a
of the president of Guatemala to inter­ ( had made large sums of money by
pose for the settlement of the war, are t stocks was 1 matter of uommon knowl- speedy turn of affairs is taken for the
the considerations that made the step ' edge, and that it is very 00 mmon for better.
The Pope Manufacturing Company's
building, Boston, was com pletely gu t­
ted by fire, necessitating a general
alarm. The loss is between #350,000
and #400,000. The block was a five-
story stuctnre o f brick, profusely orna­
mented w ith terra ootta trim m ings
Seventeen thousand bicyoles and parts
were destroyed in the flames.
NO. 17.
Joy.» Vegetable Bar
»sparlila Is sold by all
ilnigiitcs. K e f n » « a
•utotitiite. Wb'-o you
pay for t lie ben tee that
you get the best.
JD Y SrüR THE J a OED
M ARKETS
SOCIKTY NOTICES.
F locb — N et cash prices : Family ex­
tras, #4.00® 4.10 per barrel; hakers’ ex
o r rHK M N H M BBKlf CAMP,
tras. #3.80®3.90; superfine. $2.86®3 10.
, meet» every Mon«!«? ev» nine
B a b l s y — Feed,
fair to good, 70c
I C « r U BUHINEM MRKTINOTMB SIC-
choice. 71 '-.c; brewing. HA1**'.
»▼ . 011*1 fend fourth Wednesday in each
W h i i t — Shipping, No. 1, #1.10; mouth.
choice, *1.12)4: mil ing, #1/0 a 1.27 V
o O r -H F.MMI ON H HKI.f) ON TH (J MD A Y
O/ t « — Milling,
76®80c:
surprise,
, evening« In H«uk of Newber* building.
9 0 « 96; fancy feed, 77 U 0 *0 ; io**1
a i fc o r
s r r .U B tt
c o u n c i l , no .
choice, 700 76c; poor to fair, 00«
erj Ki Muy «.venin* In M ksod I q
, IM, meet»
h»ii.
66c; gray, 76®82>4c.
W
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H ops —Quotable at 3®6c per pound.
P o t a t o *« — Sweet*, #1.76»].26; Bur
— The world-famed Orontes river is bank*, Oregon, 45®70r.
O
nions — *o®A0t per sack
only #40 miles long.
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