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VOL. 8.
1 by striking molders.
The non-union
| men were finally vanquished.
C H U R C H N O TICES.
1.1H it N o e ’ i 'l l U lU 'H .—nKUVlCEd 1CVItHV
r
Sunday at 11 a . m . aud A v. m . and lhnrsday
at *2 p m . dabbalh school every Sunday ht 9:45
a u Monthly meeting at 7 p. m tne first
Tuesdax t u n c h mouth Quarterly m teting the
second 'Saturday hik I Sunday in February, May,
August Hud November. NVoiUrtii’s Foreign Mis­
sionary Society meets third Saturday in each
mouth at 3 p. m .
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HEV. JAS. P. PRICK, Pastor.
a p t is t c h u r < h .— s k u v i c k i , S u n d a y u
a . x . and 7:30 p. m . Sunday school Sunday*
at 10 x.
The race lor the Hircsh cup in Nice,
a total distance of thirty miles, Satan-
ita won, A ilsa second, Britannia third.
INTEREST TO ALL READERS
KESBY 1EKIAN CHURCH. - S E R V IC E S
every third Sabbath at 11 a . m . and « :i-0 p .
Evangelical Church. Sabbath school every
third Sunday at 10 a . m
REV. WM. G AY, Pastor.
P
(terns
of
and
Im p o r ta n c e
F o r e ig n
F rom
D o m es tic
Sou rces — C rea m
o f th e D isp a tch es.
lH K I-iU A N CHURCH.—SKUVlCgS KV KU Y
/ second etiti muriti Sunday ,t 10 a . u . aud
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M E.
T w o young men, named Montgomery
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7 ::« p M
and Fox, rivala in a love affair, (ought
ll V £ S T l S I' C 11U Kt H — P U A V K K M 1,1.11N G
every Wednesday evening. Sabbath school n duel with revolvera on Birch creek,
Alaska.
Fox received two wounds,
every Saturday at 10 a a., aervli-es loLowlug.
IK K E MKTHOUISl’.—PR A Y E R MEKONG neither of them fatal.
The Germ an reichstag committee
has concluded the first reading of the
sugar bill, aud fixed the import duty at
»0 marks per 100 kilos.
E x-C h ief of Polioc Thomas M. Speers
died in Kansas City of heart disease,
aged 69.
He was chief uf police in
Kansas City for thirty-two years.
DECISION OF THE UPPER COURT
R ig h t * o f C o u rt* to C o m p e l
mu
A n sw er
to Q u e s tio n * Iu In te r s ta te C om ­
m e r c e M a tte r* S u stain ed.
W ashington, Maroh 36.— A decision
was rendered by the supreme court of
the United States today in the oase of
Theodore F. Brow n,
involving the
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Noyo w as damaged.
a: 7.30 o d o k. RKV M A R K N O B LE,p—tor.
m . at
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Events ot the Day in a Con­ The schooner Noyo, from San F ran- Seltener imination No Roason
for Refusal
, oisoo for Fort B ragg, collided off Point
densed Form.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eveuiug >K
m .
MUST MAKE ANSWER
C O N G R E S S IO N A L
K ttcord o f th e D o in g * o f the
N a tio n ’ * L a w m a k e r * — S o n n t«.
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Washington, M arch 31.— Cuba had
the entire attention of the senate today,
speeches being made by G ray, Chilton
and Caffery, the debate being enlivened
I by many spirited incidents, G r a y ’#
plea fur Cuba brought on a running
cross tire of comment and inquiry from
Hale.
The Delaw are senator caused
much amusemeut by referring to Hale
as the senator from Spain.
A fresh,
vigorous contribution to the debate
D im e from Chilton, who has seldom
addressed the senate.
Hu urged that
there was abundant work at home to
oocuPy *be attention of congress, in­
stead of enlisting in humanitarian
crusades abroad, with their pcssibili-
The miners employed at the W in -
throp mine, iu Ishpeming, Mich., quit
work, because the management wanted
them to work ten-hour shifts, iustead by a witness to questions in interstate ties °* w a r- Caffrey b I bo opposed the
1 every Thursday at 7:30 P. M. SahbatU acbool
Cuban resolutions.
A resolution au-
Complete arrangements have been 1 of eight.
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commerce
matters,
notwithstanding
. . .
every Sunday at 10 a . m . ____
The Prince of Monaco has renewed that he may plead self iuurimination 1 S to ru m g the use of the unexpended
made by the Princeton Athletio Asso
c h u r c h -SERVICES RVRRY sc « d a y
, at 11 a . M. and 7:30 r. m . Sabbath School oiation to send a team to represent big concession to the Monte Carlo aa a result of the answer.
The deoi- ! balauoe of the appropriation for the
st 10 a . m . lipworth League at 6.30 P. m . Prayer
meeting eveiy Thursday eveuinc at 7:30 o'clock. America in the Olym pian games, to Casino for fifty years, on condition that siou was opposed to B ro w n ’s oonten- ; oauaI and look» pn the Colum bia river,
REV, i H WOOD Pastor.
be held in Athens, (ireece, A p r il 6 his annuity be lncreaaed from »300,000 tion, that he was protected by the oon- j Oregon, amounting to »30,000, was
to »400,000.
Li A LV a TI ON A R M Y - M E E T IN G A T BAR- to 11.
stitutiou from this requirement, aud ; adopted.
O raoas oti Main street as follows Tuesday
Washington. March 33.— D u ring the
In San Franoisco, C. F. M ars, a j the decision of the court below w a s !
A Cairo dispatch says the Egyptian j
for soldier couverts and recruits; Wednesday,
Cuban deabte in the senate the Hour
ub.ic; Friday, holiness, for Christians only; troops have started for W a d y H aifa, i lathing contractor, was assaulted and j affirmed.
aturday eve’ public; Sunday» nil day, com
was yielded temporarily by Sherman to
The opinion was handed down by
menciug witli 7 a . m ., knee drill; holiness meet where the entire Soudan expeditionary beaten by strikers, w ho olaimed M ars
ing 11 a . m .; fani ly gatlie. ing at 3 p. m . and force is expected to assemble A p r il 1, was w o rk in g for less than union rates. Justice Brown. Justices Field, Shiras, I A llen , to state bis views on the claim
of Dupont.
The statement had more
grand free and easy iu the eveuiug. Everybody
when the advance on Dongola w ill be He died from the effectaof the injuries. G ray and W h ite dissented, holding the
wel ome.
than a passing interest, for the six
W illia m Q. Judge, of the Theoso- j constitutional provision was sufficient j
commenced.
Populists votes are regarded as decisive
K id Thompson, oonvicted of partici- phist Society, died in N e w York, after 10 relieve Brown from all requirements in the contest, and this was the first
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
an
illness
of
two
years.
He
has
been
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answer.
pancy in the Roscoe train robbery,
expression of a Populist senator. A llen
was sentenced by Judge Smith, iu the since the death of Mme. Blavataky, the ,
H^ourt^on motion o f" the at contended that Dupont was not entitled
C ity o f N e v rb e rg .
Los A ngeles superior oourt, to be most prominent Theosophist in this *he supreme court on motion of the at
without a certificate or cre-
g
Mayor..............................................O C. Emery
Recorder......................................... J G Hadley
Marshal............................................. W. T Macy
Treasurer................................N. C. Christenson
c o u n c il m a n .
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Flr»t Ward................................... jo . Tallman
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I Jesse Edward*
8«coud Ward............................. ¡M . Terrell
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i H. F. Lashier
Third Ward.................................. ¡E.D . Klwood
EAST AND
SOUTH
-V IA -
The Sliasia Route
—OF T H E -
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland:
PROM JUNK 23, 1895.
( O v e r l a n d K x pr k ss .
i Salem, Albany, Eug­
ene, Roseb’g. Grant’s
Pass, Medford. Ash
' land,Sacramento,Og-
l den, San Fraucisco,
Mojave, Los Angeles.
i,New Orleans,
El Paso,*’
| I. and East.................. .
•8:80 a . m . Rose berg & way stations
| ( Via Wood burn for]
Daily
| ML Angel, Sllvertou,
except
\ West Sclo, Browns-
Sunday, j i ville, Natron aud
i Sprins
Springfield...........
hanged at Folsom on M ay 33, between
the hours of 10 and 4 o’clock.
The case of the United States vs. the
state of Texas, involving the owner-
ship of G reer county, has been decided
in favor of the United ¡States.
Justice
H arlan handed down the opinion. The
ouse involves 1,600,000 acres.
The N e w Y o rk H erald correspondent
in Rio Janerio says that the Brazilian
government w ill present to congress an
agreeement w ith France upon theques-
tion of the contested
territory in
Amapa, on the
border of French
Guiana.
A powder m ill which gives employ,
ment to seventy-five men at Kifion,
Ulster county, N . Y ., blew up.
The
mangled bodies of five men have been
found in the ruins.
The same m ill
blew up eighteen months ago, k illin g
our men.
Mayor Broatch, of Omaha, N e b., has
sent out letters to 600 mayors of cities
iu the trans-Mississippi valley, asking
them to present the matter to the coun­
cils of their respective municipalities,
and u rging the adoption of resolutions
favoring the exposition that is to be
held in Om aha during the summer aud
fa ll of 1898.
In Chicago, J. J. Colvin, a prom i­
nent manufacturer of galvanized iron
oornice, was superintending the work
•4:00 P. M. Salem and way stations *10:15 a . m . of the new station on the Lake-street
♦7:30 a . M. Corvallis & way stations 16:20 p. m . elevated road,
when the temporary
♦ 4:45 p. m . McM innville A way sta’s; f8;26 a . m .
scaffold on whioh he stood w as struck
by a train, and he was hurled into
D in in g Cars on O g d e n K o u te .
the street, being almost
instantly
killed.
P IU .M A N
UCFFKT
Dally
except
Sunday.
S I . K K l’ B I t l
Dr. B row n, of San Francisco, has
been acquitted on the charges of im ­
morality and censured for uuminister-
8 K C O N I) C L A S S S L E E P I N G C A R S
ial conduct.
He considers himself
Attached to all through trains.
vindicated of all the charges preferred
against him.
The
Congregational
Through ticket office, 134 Third street, where
through tickets to all points in the Eastern oouncil has been in session for the past
States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at three weeks trying the oharges against
lowost rates from
J. B. K IR K LA N D ,
Dr. Brown.
T ick et Agent.
All above trains arrive and depart from Grand
F ire in Clinton, W i s .. inflicted a
Central station, Fifth and I streets.
loss of from »76,000 to »100,000.
The
large stock of general merchandise of
Y A M H I L L DIVISION.
Crosier Brothers is a total loss; also
Passenger depot foot o f Jefferson street.
the Y . M. C. A. fixtures, and the
A irlie mull (trl-weckly).
buildings and stocks of several other
firms. The fire is the seoond one whioh
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has occurred recently, and is believed
to have been incendiary in its origin.
—AND—
4 .30 I*. M L v ..... ....Portland...... Ar. O’.3Ó A M.
« 0.5 P. M L v ..... ...New berg...... ...Lv. 7:»56 a . W.
7 :40 P M. A r ..... ....Sheridan..... ...LV.| fl:20 A. M.
men claimed to have been engaged
TO THE
the G arza insurrection of 1891 and
1893. The decision has the effect of
holding them subject to oxtradition.
Chief Justioe Fu ller read the opinion.
E A S T
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
TWO
TRANSCONTINENTAL
JRj O U T E 9
V IA
v ia
GREAT
NORTHERN RT.
UNION
PACIFIC RY.
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
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ASD
ST. PAUL
LOW
KANSAS CITY
R A T E S TO A L L
E A S T E R N C IT IE S
OCEAN STEAMERS
LEAVE P0RTLAN0 EVERY 5 DAYS
___ FOR.....
SAN FRANCISCO
For full details call on or address
W . H. H U R L B Ü R T ,
G en ’l Pass. Agent,
P o b t l a . v d , 0 «
O L IV E R A
OOLCORD, Ageuts,
J i i w z r » * , O mboox .
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Senator M itchell of Oregon is pre­
paring his report in favor of an am end­
ment to the constitution providin g for
the eleotion of United States senators
by direct vote of the people.
A t its
last meeting the committee on privi
,
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.
. .
.
ege. and elections, by . to * of five to
four, ordered a joint resolution looking
to a change in this particular to be re-
parted to the senate.
It it Mr. M itch­
e ll's intention to press the resolution
for consideration.
with hatchets.
"T h e n they killed all the Arm enians
whom they found in the streets.
They
i did not, however, enter any Armenian
bouses, exoept
four, where several
; women were assaulted aud killed.
"M e a n w h ile each of the five mosques
in the town had a Turk crying out
every few minutes that the Arm enians
were sacking the mosques and k illin g
the Turks.
This added greatly to the
^ be Bacon put back to resone the Jessie
Enas, but the effort was finally aban- public excitement and added the T u rk ­
ish populaoe to the soldiery.
: doned.
" O v e r 1,000 persons were killed In
The British ship A u ld girth , whioh
arrived in Cork recently with a cargo all the massacres in Marsovan. It was
the soldiers
of wheat from Portland, O r ., report# freely acknowledged by
having passed in latitude 66:03 south, that the Arm enians were killed by d i­
longitude 71:81 west, two large ice­ rect orders from Constantinople. There
altogether
600,000 Armenians
bergs, about five miles long and about are
600 feet high.
On the fo llo w in g day, under Turkish dominion aud if they
! in 66:27 south and 68:06 west, she remain under that rule for ten years
passed eight icebergs from one to longer they w ill be exterm.nated or
^
,
and from 100 * 700 converted to Mohammedanism.
"B e tw e e n 80,000 and 40,000 Arm en
feet high.
There Wbre light northeast
j
w inds at the time, and fine weather. ians have been maaaacred up to the
The governor of the dis­
The icebergs were right in the traok of present time.
trict is now busy arresting all the
ships.
Edison has succeeded, w ith the aid young Arm enian men whom the sol-
! diers or police find in the streets
The
of the Roentgen ray, in penetrating the |
the j re* u lT of this massacre is that all the
human body w ith the naked
naked eye
eye, the
successful experiment
having ’been y ° on8
ir e keeping in the bouses
made at last.
He looked into t h e ! and »en<linK out the old men to buy
luDgs and heart, and examined the food.
mend a b ill to oo-operate with the aen.
ate committee.
Washington, Maroh 28.— The house
today, after three days of debate,
adopted a resolution oensuring Thomas
F. Bayard, ex-secretary of state, and
now ambassador to the court of B t
James, for utterances delivered in an
address to the Boston, E ngland, gram ­
mar school, and an address before the
Edinburgh, Bcotland, Philosophical In ­
stitute, last fall.
The vote stood 180
to 71 in favor of the first resolution,
and 191 to 69 in favor of the second.
Five Republicans broke aw ay from
party lines and voted against the reso­
lution of censure, and six Democrats
voted for i t
A ll the KepublloaDa and
nine Democrats voted for the second
resolution.
W ashington, March 25.— The house
passed most of the day considering the
j Curtis b ill to abolish the death penalty
In all cases where it is prescribed in
the federal statutes (60 in number),
save in cases of m nrderand rape, under
! sections 5889 and 6345 of the revised
statutes, where the jury m ight qualify
A sensation has been caused by th
the verdict "w ith o u t capital punsh-
announcement made by M. Berthelot,
ment ”
The bill makes no ohaoges in
minister of foreign sffairs, in a French
the penalty that can be inflicted by
cabinet meeting, that he had asked the
m ilitary and
naval
oourt-martial.
British ambassador, the M arquis of
Am ong the death penalties abolished
Dafferin, for information regarding arteries, muscles and blood vessels of
T h « D is tr ib u tio n o f
by the bill are for murder and robbery
the proposed advance of B ritish -E g yp ­ one of his assistants.
W ith the pow-
W ashington, March 28.— The secre­ on the high seas, accessory before the
tian troops up the N ile , and had point­ erfnl cathode ligh t nlaoed behind the tary of agriculture, in aoordanoe with
fact of murder, piracy, e t a , on the
ed out to him the serious oonaequenoes subject he looked through a screen of the mandate of congress, has prepared
high seas, destruction of vessels at aea,
I of such an advance.
This w arn in g prepared chemicals, and is said to a circular letter to be sent immediately
arson of vessels of war, eto.
The b ill
note may be a prelim inary to a more have plainly seen the workings of the to all known reputable growers and
failed to pass for w an t of a quorum
varióos organs of tne body.
decided step.
dealers in seed throughout the United
In Kalam azoo, M ich.,
non-union
A boy named Bwineheart, 13 years States asking them to furnish at rea­
A C on *u l In l ) * n g e r .
molders w ho h id taken the places of old, was arrested in Burlington, la., as sonable prices to the department 10,-
striking union men at the foundry of the leader uf a gang of yonthfnl ruffians 004,000 packets of garden, field and
N e w York, March 38.— The steamer
Clarage <t Son, attacked tw o union who attempted to burn alive a sm all flower seeds, beginning with asparagus Cam bria
from
Porto
Rico today,
molders from an adjacent foundry, and boy against whom they bad a grudge
and ending with wheat.
The number brought news that an attempt was
: in turn were attacked by a b ig crowd They persuaded the little fello w to en­ of packets w ill give to each member made to k ill United Btates Consul J
; of union molders who were lying in ter the cellar of an empty boose and and delegate in the honae, and to each D. H all by a Hpanish soldier at St.
w ait for them. The non-union men then tied him securely to a post. A fter senator, 15,000 packets for distribn- John.
H a ll's residence adjoins the
were armed with iron bars, and in the torturing him w ith tales of dexth in ; tion among hia constituent«, after de- Hpanish prison.
March 4 the consul
fight that followed one of the union variona forma, they set fire to the docting one tbrid of the whole amount
was fired on by a Spanish soldier from
men had his head out open and two bu ild in g and ran away. Parties passing In accordance with law for diatribe-
a prison w all.
The ballet did not bit
the conauL
He has written the state
other*
received broken
noses. The taw the fire, broke in and extinguished tion by the secretary of agriculture,
trouble resulted from an ataanlt on a it and rescued the almost unoonsoious 1 A ll seed must be delivered on or before department a fa ll report of the attempt
on his life.
non-union molder on Saturday night ehild, tied in the osllar.
I thirty days from the 17th of March.
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Address. G r a p h ic , Newberg, Oregon.
MARKETS.
A fair trade was had iu all lines the
past week exoept country produoe.
Package coffees have advauced >*0 per
pound,
other
groceries
remaining
steady.
There was a good inquiry for
fruits aud oarly vegetables.
There is
a good Bupply of Booas bananas in m ar­
ket, wihoh are m oving w ell.
Eggs
oontinue dull aud weak.
Large re­
ceipts of butter have resulted iu a de­
cline of 5o per roll.
A ll kinds of
poultry are slow sale.
W h *«t Marital.
The local wheat market is dull aud
prices are depressed, iu sympathy with
conditions existing elsewhere.
(Quota­
tions are nominally unchanged, as fo l­
lows:
W a lla W a lla , 68 ^ c ; V alley,
60 to 61c per bushel.
1'roduoe Market.
F loor — Portland. Salem. Cascadia auo
Dayton, are quoted at »3.15 per barrel;
Golddrop, »2.96; Snowflake, »3.20: Ben­
ton county, »3.16: graham, »2.90, super­
fine, »2.25.
O ats — G ood white are quoted weak, ai
27c: milling, 28q$30c; gray, 22(^23..
Rolled oats are quoted as follows : Bag>,
»4.36(^6.26; barrels, »4.60ig7.0U; cases
»3.76.
H a ï — Timothy, »9.00 per ton; cheat,
»(1.00 ; clover, »tl(i»7 ; oat, »¿(¿6.60 ; wheat,
»6.60(46.50.
B a k l k y — Feed barley, »14.00 per ton;
brewing, »16(^16.
MiLLsTurrs — bran. »13.00; shorts
»14; middlings, »18(920.00; rye, 85(487
country.
T T u Z m
^ m S o n
« * • - e c u t .v e of the state, per cental.
B u rra a — Kancv creamerv is quoted ai
A W ashington dispatch says the or- u wag cougidered „
oaie_ aud the and when this was lacking, as in this
46c; fancy dairy, 35c; fair to good,
der soon to be issued d raw in g into th«
claim was set forth in a letter written caf • uthe ° ° urt8 °* 1116 8tate ° ° uld
36c ; common, 12 vc per roll.
civil service a large number of officers
j for the commission that a large number P®1 the ,SHua“ 00 of ° redential8 * * tbe
P otatoes — New (Oregon, 26(<r30c pel
of the government w ho are now- except- ! of sim ilar cases must w ait upon its K°ver" or'
A resolution, offered by sack; sweets, common, 6c; Merced,
ed is still under deliberation by the
3>*
per pouud.
final decision by the oourt.
The case 1 ,ha_u dler' " a8 ado?ted for. * “
president.
U nions —Oregon, 00(4» 1 per sack.
came to the supreme oourt on an appeal ° ! , the W » | committee of the deslra-
P oultry — Chickens, liens, »3.60 pei
The strike of the special order, or takeu by B row n from the decision of : hl} n y
bu ild in g o m turret above an-
custom tailors, is already praotically the circuit court for the western dis- ! other' a,tnr whlch the ,o U o w in * bills dozen ; mixed. »3.00(<i3.6U per dozen ;
wore passed: F or the relief of settlers ducks, »3(g4 60; geese, »6.00; turkeys,
broken.
A bou t forty of the Bh o p s triot 0f Pennsylvania
refusing to j
live, 8(à9c ;>»>r pouud; dressed 12S|C.
closed have opened, the cou tractors 1 grant a w rit of habeas oorpus, and within the indemnity lim its of the
Kuos—Oregon, 8c per dozen.
having signed the contract draw n UP arose from a proceeding by the inter- | grant to the Northern Pacific Railroad
UiiZKHK— Oregon tall cream, 14(416,(ji
by the men.
The strike begun with H I state commeroe commission against the Company; for the disposal of lands in per pound; hall cream, 9}Qc; skim, 4(u
the Fort K laam th hay reservation, Or 5c; Young America, 10411c.
reported number of 3,000.
A llegheny V alley R a ilw a y Company,
egon; fixing the rank aud pay of the
T ropical Knurr— California lemons,
The b ig suit of S w ift * Co., the C h i­ of which B rown is an officer
He was
cago packers, agaiust the G raud Trunk a witness before the graud ju ry for the jndge-advooate-geueral of the navy; »3.0043.60; choice. »2.0043.00; Sicily,
»6.50; bananas, »1.7542.60 per bunch;
railw a y, whioh has been pending siuoe commission in this case and refused to for the s u r v t f of the mouth of the Yu-
California navels. »2.6043.00 per box ;
kou river, Alaska.
1893, wus dismissed by stipulation, answer oertain questions propounded
pineapples, »446.00 per dozen
Washington, Maroh 36.— An unex­
S w ift & Co. sued for »800,000 on ac- ; to him, on the ground that in so doing
O regon v k u k t a u lz s — Cabbage, I ' ai
count of alleged excessive oharges for [ he m ight incriminate himself.
He pected clim ax to the Cuban debate was per lb ; guilic, new, 748c per p o u rd ;
freight on shipments east from 1887 to was then proceeded against for con­ reached in the senate today when, on artichokes, 6uc per dozen; sp>outs, 6c
motion of Sherman, chairman of the per pouud ; cauliflower, »2.76 per crate,
1889.
tempt of oourt, found gu ilty aud sen
The scheme of adding the latest tenoed
to
Imprisonment.
Brown oommittee on foreign relations, the 90c a »1 per dozen; hothouse lettuce, 40c
weather forecasts to the regular post­ pleaded his constitutional right of si­ Cuban resolutions were recommitted to per dozen.
F hzhu F ruit — Pears. W inter Nellis,
The vote to recommit
marks on letters w i ll be commenced lence, but the staute of February 11, the oommittee.
»1.60 per box;
cranberries, »9 pei
by the postoffice department July 1. 1893, requiring answers in such ques­ was unanimous aud without the fo r­ barrel ; fancy apples, »141.76; common,
Sherman, M or­ 60476c per box.
Applications for this servioe from over tions, was invoked against him und mality of a roll call.
forty postofflces have been filed, aud it held to he valid by the circuit oourt. gan and Lodge were appointed to rep­
D uiko F ruits — Apples, evaporated,
w ill be introduced in Chicago and
I d announcing his opinion, Justice resent the senate in a further confer­ bleached, 4 4 4 )£ c; sun-tried, 3 ) » 4 4 c ;
Hoar gave notice of a proposed peats, sun and evaporated. 546c plums,
other large cities.
B rown said the question involved was ence.
pitless, 3 4 4c; prunes, 3 4 5 p r pouud.
N e w s has reached N e w Y ork from as to whether the law of 1893, specific­ amendment to the rules for the purpose
W ool — Valiev. 10c, pei pouud, East­
L u ayra, Venezuela, of the bursting of ally relieving witnesses in interstate of "e n a b lin g the senate to dispose of
It ern Oregon, 648)^0.
the magazine of the Venezuela w a r ­ commerce cases from prosecution, when public business more p ro m p tly ."
H ops — Choice, Oregon
44*1« P «1
ship Murscale Ayueuche.
E ight men they reveal facts which might incrimi proposes that when any b ill or resolu­ pound; medium, neglected.
w ere killed in the explosion.
The re­ uate themselevs, operates to take from tion shall have been under considera­
N u r s — Almonds, soit shell, 9 4 1 U
m ainder of the crew were rescued by witnesses in such cases the privilege of tion for no less than four days, it shall per pouud ; paper shell, 1 0 4 l 2 'yc; new
fishermen.
The w arship was burned silence as guaranteed by the constitu- bo 111 order for any Bonatoi to demand crop California walnuts, soft shell,
If 11412>* c ; standard walnuts, 12413c;
' tion, and the conclusion was that it that the debate theron be closed.
to the w ate r’s edge.
H e said this act was iu the ua- the senate decides to close debate, the Italian chesnuts, 12Si414c; pecans,
A dispatch to the London G lobe from did.
question is to be taken on the measure 13410c; Brazils, 12>*413c; UlbertB,
C airo says the K a lifa has proclaimed a ! ture of a geueral amnesty in Buch cases,
on its successive stages, according to 14416c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 6 4 7 c;
Jehad (h o ly w arj against Egypt, and and had been so regarded und upheld
toasted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8410c; 00 -
the rules, but without further debate,
in
half
a
dozen
decisions
in
the
state
roauuts, 90c per dozen.
called on all dervishes capable of bear­
; except that every senator
desiring
oonrta.
P r o v is io n s — Eastern hams, medium,
ing arm s to enroll under his banner, j
1 shall be permitted to speak not more U ) * 4 13c per pound; hams, picnic,
It is said Osuiau D igna is to leave | H O R R IB L E S T O R Y A G A IN T O L D
than once and not exoeeding an hour.
7!yc; breakfast
bacon
10 ^ 4 1 0 ) 40 ;
Cassala and join the dervishes now
short clear sides, 8)* 4 9 c ; dry salt
| A ii A rm e n ia n K e fu g e e T e l l * o f th e M a * j
m astering at Dongola.
H om e.
sides, 7)* 4 8 c ; dried beef hams, 12
■acre In M a rso v a n .
413c; lard, compound, in tins,
;
In Chioago the cupola in the shed of
N e w York, March 26.— Mharirn Dal-
W ashington, March
31. — In
the
lard,
pure, Iu tins, 9>*410c; pigs’ feet,
the iron foundry on A shland avenue
majian, an Arm enian refugee who re­ house today Boutelle introduced a 80s, »3.60; pigs’ feet, 40s, »3.26; kits,
fell from its supports.
Molten metal
cently escaped from Turkey and has resolution amending the oonatitution »1.26. Oregon sruoked hams, 1034c pet
was hurled in every direction. Michael
just arrived here, said last night:
by m aking a provision therein to meet pound; pickled hauis, 8 )ic ; boneies«
Donovitch and Peter Rovitch were
“ The massacre in Marsovan occurred the contingency of the death of the bams, 7>jc; bacon, 1 0 \ dry salt sides,
fatally burned, and E dw ard Davis,
Novem ber last.
The first thing done president-elect aftor the electors have 6 ) 40 ;lard, 6 -pound pails, 7Hc ; 10*. 7)*c
M iles Conw ay and A lexander Cameron
on the m orning of the massacre was to oast their votes in January, and before 60s, 7l4c; tierces, 7a Country meats
were seriously injured.
sell at prices according to grade.
put a guard of Turkish soldiers around his inauguration in March.
It pro­
H iukh .— D ry hides, butcher, sound,
That trade between the United States the Am erican oollege.
This was to vides in Buch cases that the person
per pound, U 4 1 2 c; ury kip and calf­
and A sia is increasing is indicated by protect the oollege from attack.
T w o elected as vice-president shall be iuaug- skin, 10411c; culls, 3c leas; salted, 60
the heavy trans-Paciflc m ails now a r­ or three houses in the town in which urated and hold offioe accordingly. The I he and over, 6c ; 60 to 60 lbs, 444)Qc;
rivin g and departing.
The steamship the naturalized Am erican citizens lived resolution proposed by W rig h t
wss 40 and 60, 4c; kip and veal skins,
Victoria that sailed from Taooma, oar- were also guarded.
The Turkish sol- adopted by the house Pacific railroads 10 to 30 ilis, 4c; calfskin, sound, 3
ried the largest m ail ever taken out by diers began by k illin g in cold blood all committee callin g for the appointment to 10 lbs, 6c; green, unsalted, lr
a Northern Pacific liner.
There were the Arm enians whom they found in of a committee of five to review all less; culls, l-2 cle ss; sheepskins, shear­
lings, 10416c; short wool, 20430c;
46 sacks of papers, am ounting to 3,660 the market.
They did this partly with plans for the settlement of the Pacific
medium, 30440c; long wool, 60470c.
pounds, and 6,600 letters.
: guns, partly w ith bayonets aud partly railroads debt presented and to recom­
The Kentucky legislature has ad-
jourued, after a sixty-day session. Tbs
t Dali y except Sunday.
legislature failed to accomplish the two
R KOEHLER. Manager,
t*. ROGERS. A ML Gen. F. A P. Agt.. Port- important acts it had before it— the
Or
eleotion of a United States senator and
In Cleveland, O ., the fishing tugs
the enactment of legislation to save
the state's financial reputation. G o ver­ Jessie Enas aud Helene went ont on
nor Bradley has refused to order a spe­ the lake, and after gathering the nets,
cial session, and the state is in a bad set out the night before, started back.
W h en outside the breakwater, a bliz ­
way.
The United States supreme oourt zard struck them and they were soon
has reversed the decision of Judge hemmed in by dense stacks of floating
Maxey, of the Texas federal oourt, in ioe. The pow erfu l harbor tug Bacon
the case of Consul Ornales, of Mexico, forced her w ay to the rescue, and, after
E. McNEIL, Receiver.
asking for the extradition of certain a hard battle, brought the Helene in.
0.R.&N.
NO. 18.
P O R T l AN C
KATKM t
• • M r r l t l l M I*rice P a y a b le
ably la I d v a m .
at
Advertising Bills Collected Monthly«
B
Ml B N C K I P T I O T
One Year
dix Mouths
Three Moncha.
M archand!«« Market.
S almon — Columbia, river No. 1. tails,
»1.2641.60; No. 2. tabs, »2.2643.60
fancy, No. 1, fiat*. »1.7641-66: Alaska
No. 1, tails, »1.2041.30; No. 2, tails, »l.W
43.26.
B rans — Small white, No. 1, 2'-»r pei
pound; butter, 3c; bayon, l ) » c ; Lima
4c.
CoBDAoa— M anilla rope, U^-lnch, h
quoted at 8 ) 4 c, and Sisal, 6 ) 4 c per ponud.
H u o a b — Golden C, 6c; extra U, 6 )*c;
dry granulated, 67,c ; cube crushed aud
powdered, 6>*c per pound ; V4c per pounc
discount on all grade« lor prompt cash ,
half barrels. )£c more than barrels
maple sugar, 15416c per pound.
C o r r s s —Costa Rica, 22(423'-»c ; Rio, 2i
4 22c;
Salvador, 21 (4 22c; Mocha
29431c; I’adang Java. 30c; I’alemban,
Java, 26428c; lathat Java, 23(426c; Ar
buckle’s Mokaske and Lion. »21.80 p«>
190-pound case; Colom bia, »21.30 pe>
100-pound case.
Rica -Island, »444.60 per sock; Ja
pan, »4.0044.60.
C oal — Steady ; domestic, »6.00«7.6(
per ton; foreign, »8.60411.00.
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY
Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse tlie system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purities the blood
and strengthens the whole svstem. . And
more than this : SIMMONS LIVER REGU­
LATOR regulates the l.iver keeps it active
and healthv, and when the l.iver Is In
good condition you find yourself free from
M alaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick-
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles w ill onlv be had when the liver
is properly at work. If troubled w ith any
of these complaints, try SIM.MONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi­
cines, and Better than Pills.
r S -E V E ItY P A C K A G E R
■ a s th e /. S ta m p in re d on w r a p p e r.
4. U . Zeilln & Co., I ’hila., Va.
.H|inki«ii«’ s P o sti»iH *ter
Spokane, W ash ., March 25.— Papers
were filed today in the federal oourt iu
the suit of the United States against
Postmaster U . Mellon, of Spokane, to
recover »17,328 alleged to be the short­
age resulting from depositing money in
banks whioh became insolvent.
Mallou
says ♦1 ,728 of the amount was depos­
ited 111 the Citizens' National bank by
instruction of the government, and
»2,600 more was iu the shape of drafts
bought from the Citizens’ National on
Portland, the bank fa ilin g before the
drafts reached their destination.
Gov­
ernment officials had also ordered the
drafts bought through the bank nameil,
and the postmaster claim s he is not lia ­
ble.
The other »10,000 is a mystery.
N o one knows for w hat purpose, it is
alleged, to have been used, and no
mention of tho item is made in the
complaint other than in a geueral way.
Mallon suys it mystifies him.
P o n tlt ig i * h tio n In C o lo n «
N e w York, March 25.— The W o r ld ’s
special from Colon, dated March 23,
says: A terrifio fire raged here for fite
hours and burned itself out at 9 o’clock
tonight.
It destroyed the better half
of the commcroiul part of Colon, in ­
cluding a large number of tenement
houses, every Important Chinese store,
the hotels and government buildings,
including the prisou and school, the
markets and the oourt of justioe.
A ll
of the Panam a railroad property was
saved.
O nly a few cars were burned.
There w as much looting of property
during the excitement of the fire. One
life w as lost, aud hundreds are left
homeless.
The Panam a fire brigade
name across the isthmus to assist in
fightiug the flames.
The damage is
roughly estimated at »600,000, the in ­
surance oovering about ojie-twcutieth
part.
Business has been suspended.
— The N ile , from its delta to the
great lakes of Central A frica, is over
4,000 miles in leugth.
Jo t's for (lie Jaded and Seed
Health fur a ll Mankind. ,
JOY*
Is mart* from
herbs,
and
contain* uo
■ i n e r i i
FR AN C IS C O
1
drugs
or
deadly pois­
on.
J o y ’s
V e g et * o le
SsrsHpsrilla
r obs
C o n a ti p * •
t he
tion, Liver
Co m plaint*
and Kidney
Affection*.
blood o f *11
It*
Impurl-
tie*,
oo.irse*
aud
*11
these impuri*
J o t ’ s V e g e ta b le
Sarsaparilla
prevents tired feel­
ings, staggering sen­
sations, palpitation
I of heart, rush ot
blood to the head,
I dizziness, ringing in
■ rs, spots before the
eyes, headache, bd-
iousne-‘»,<-on*ti pation
o f bowela, pains In
the hack,melancholy,
tongue coated, foul
breath, pimple« on
face, bo»Ty and limb,
I declineofnerve force
dizzy s p e l l a faint
spells, cold, clammy
fret and hamla, tour
risings, fatigue, In­
somnia, and all dis­
eases o f I lie stomach,
liver ami kidneys.
Meat Market.
B s s r — G roes, top steers, »8.26; oows,
»2.364 2.60; dressed beef, 4 4 6 )*c per
pound.
M u tto n — Grose, best sheep, wethers,
»3.00; ewes, »1.60(42.76; dressed mut
tou, 5c per pound.
V b a l — G ross, small, 6 4 6 e ; large, 1
44c per pound.
Ilo s s — Gross, choice, heavy, »3.25(4
8.60; light and feeders, 82.6042 76;
dressed, 31*44« per pound.
8AN
VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA.
Joy,a Vegetable Sar­
saparilla la aold by all
| <lniaxi»ta. R e f u s e e
substitute. When you
psyfu rthebeal.ee uiet
you get the best.
MARKETS.
S O C IE T Y N O T IC E S .
F lo u b — Net cash nrices: Family ex
tras, »4.0044.10 per barrel ; bakers’ ex
r OF 1 II K W -N E W H K K G CAMP, No. IU
tras, »3.8043.90; superfine» »2.86(43 10.
. meets ev ery Monday evening
B a b l t y — Feed, fair to good, 70c
11' < I C HCSINESrt MF.KTINO THE SMC
choice. 711»e; brewing. 86‘*c.
H , otid and ‘
W h b a T — Shipping. No. I, »1.07(*; mouth.
choice, »1.12!-»; mil ing, »1.'041.271*. I O. O F.—8FORIONS HEI.D ON TH U RSD AY
O r e — M illn g ,
7 6 4 8 2 ){c ; surprise, I , evening« In Haut of Newberg hallding.
0041 ( 6 ; fancy feed, 82 ‘* « 8 6 ; good to
<% I o r H.-KKttffKlt
COUNCIL, NO.
choice, 704 76c; poor to fair, 804
1*4, m«*»u ever) Friday e . vening In M aaool«
hail.
66c; gray. 7 5 «8 2 H a
H ops — (.»notable at 246c per pound.
t. * A. M M F.F.T* B VB RY SATU RD AY
P otatoes — Sweets. »1.75#2 25, Bur-
, night ln C. V. Bank building.
hanks, Oregon, 40465».
o T
W -MKKTi BVBRYT u S d a T RVBJN
O n io n s — 60486» per sack
• lag at 7 to t m ta !. O. O. F. Bail.
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