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NEWBERG GRAPHIC NEWBERG GRAPHIC. L '" ' 4 ltt I K I I^ n U .T w enty Dollar» T en D ollars ......... O ne Dollar O ne C o la m n .............. H a lf C o lu m n ......... Profeaaiou& l l a r d s K.-artlng M a t t e * « w i l l be I w a r r te d (hi* r a l e a f T e a r e n t a |>er l . l a a . VOL. 8. EVENTS OF THE HAT C H U K C H N O TICES. T,lKH£Ni>S' C IlU K C H .—SKKVICfcS KV h i l t 1? S im l a . »t l l » a . » m l» r . * » u d llt» r.u a > a t 2 P. m S a b b a th sc h o o l ev e ry S u n d a y a t 9 .to a . m M o n th ly m e e tin g a t 7 r a . th e Qr»i T u e s d a y iu ea ch m o u th q u a r te r ly m e e tin g th s seco n d S a tu rd a y a u d S u n d a y iu Fe b ra a r y , M»y. A u g u st am i N o v em b e r. W om an s F o re ig n m is a io a a ry S o cie ty m e e ts t h i r d S a tu rd a y iu s a c n . lh ' lU 3 ,, " K iV JA S r . W » Epitome of the Telegraphic N ew s ot the World. 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R U T IA N C H U R C H .—B ER V IO B B EV ER Y C IH ) s e c o n d a n d fo u rth S u u d a y a t 10 . . am i 7::« p. . ____________________ a O a rin g ten d a y s n o t less th a n #15,- 000 w as d is trib u te d iu A d am s county by sto ck b u y ers from a distance. m m i n u R e i i — p k a y k h m e k t i n u ev e ry W e d n esd a y e v e u iu g . S a b b a th school ev e ry S a tu rd a y at 10 a m ., s e rv ic e s (o lio w in g . d v e n t is t A T h e P e n n sy lv a n ia bas in tro d u c e d an econom ical in n o v a tio n on its S o u th w est system by h a v in g th e files on a ll its locom otives s ta rte d w ith cru d e oil. Til K EE M E T H O D IS T .—P R A Y E R M EET IN G J ev ery T h u rs d a y at 7:30 p . m . S a b b a th school ev ery S u n d a y ai 10 a . m . e . c h u r c h - s e r v i c e s ev er y S unday , at ll a . m . a u d 7:30 r . m . S a b b a th School a t 10 a m . Kj*worth L eague a t 0:30 p . m . P ray ei m e e tin g every T h u rs d a y e v e u iu g a t 7:30 o’clock. M A t W allace, Id a h o ,w h ile a w o rk m an n am ed H u tc h in so n w as en g ag ed in w irin g a house for e le c tric lig h ts , a jo is t on w hich he w as sta n d in g broke, a n d he fe ll to th e floor, su s ta in in g in ju rie s w hich w ill p ro bably prove fa ta l. REV. J H. WOOD Pastor. L lA L V a TIO N ARM Y — M E E T IN G AT BAR ►3 rack s on M ain s tr e e t a s fo llo w s: Tuesday fo r s o ld ie r c o n v e rts a n d re c r u its ; W e d n esd a y , p u b lic ; F r id a y , h o lin e s s , fo r C h r is tia n s o n ly ; S a tu rd a y ev e , p u b lic ; S u u d a y , a ll d a y , com m e u c in g w ith 7 a . m ., k n e e d r il l; h o lin e s s m e e t m g ll a . m .; fa m ly g a t h e r in g a t 3 p. m . an d g r a n d free a n d e a sy iu th e e v e n in g . E te ry b o d y w e l om e. SO CIETY NO TICES. w OK T H U W —N EW B E R G CA M P, No. 11» m eet» e v e ry M o n d ay e v e n in g .___________ , T h e w ooded isla n d in Jac k so n p ark , C hicago, is ju s t now th e la rg e s t and I finest rose g a rd e n in th e W est. T w o m illio n flow ers a re in fu ll bloom , in o ln d in g 65 v a rie tie s. T he g a rd e n is a legacy of th e w o rld 's fair. \\T ('. T. I!. — B l’SIN E Sv M E E T IN G T H E SEC I V . O li d a n d fo u rth W e d n esd a y iu ea ch m o u th . I 0 . o. K.—SESSIONS HK1.I) ON TH U K S P A 1 e v e n lu g s in B an k o f N ew b erg b u il d in g .__ r A 1,. OK N K W B E It'i C O l'N C II., NO. k . 16«, m e e ts ev e ry F rid a y e v e n in g iu M asonic h a ll. h A ' . F. n ¿ ig " h t . iu M C. .-M V. E B E T an S k a E V E R Y SATURDAY b u i ld in g . _________ M EETS E V E R Y TU ESD A Y EVEN p . in I. O. O. F. H all. A O. . 0 in . g W a t — 7:H0 m EAST AND SOUTH -V IA - The Shasta Route -O F T H E - SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. T ra in » leave a n d a re d u e to a rriv e a t P o rtla n d : i • f 'f*0 P M *»:30 ARRIVE. FROM JUNK 23, 1896. LEAVK. a m D aily except H undav •4:00 P M t7.80 A. M. ♦ 4:46 v . M. fO verland E x pr ess .' I S ale m , A lb a n y , E u g e n e , Ito s e b ’g. G ra n t’s Fas*, M edford. Ash ; la n d ,S a c ra m e n to ,O g - 1 d e n , S an F ra n c isc o , M ojave, Los A ngeles, 1 E l Faso,N ew O rle a n s, l a n d E a s t....................... , R oseberg & w ay station# f V ia W o o d b u rn fo ri : Mt. A ngel, S ilv e rto u , i \ W est S cio, Brow n*- , 1 v ille , N a tro n a n d l S p rin g fie ld ................... J S ale m a n d wt-y statio n # C o rv a llis A w ay s ta t io n s M cM in n v ille A way s ta ’s •8 10 a . M •4:40 r . M D aily except Suuday. •10:15 |6:20 tv j6 am p . m a . m D in in g : C a r s o n O g d e n K n u t e . PULLMAN BUFFET S L K K I ’ KItM —AND— 8K C O N D -C L A 99 SLEEPIN G CARS A tta c h e d to a ll th r o u g h tra in * . 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P. RO GERS. Asst. O eu. F A P. A gt., P o rt la n d , Or 0.R.&N E. McNElL, Receiver. TO THE E A S T G IV E S T H E C H O IC E O r TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL B O Ï Ï T E 9 V IA GREAT NORTHERN RY. UNION PACIFIC R Y . SPOKANE DENVER MINNEAPOLIS OMAHA AND in ST. PAUL KANSAS C O T LOW RATKfi TO A LL E A ST E R N C IT IE S OCEAN STEAMERS LEAVE P0RTLAN0 EVERY S DAYS „ . F O R . ..... SAN FRANCISCO For (oil details call on o r ad d ress W. H . HURLBURT. Gen’l r u t . Agent, P o t r u s o , O a. O L IV E R A COLCOBD , A g e n t,, N g w ain o . O ekoov. G . W . B oggs, th e ex c ity tre a su re r of T acom a, w h o w as convioted la s t N o vem ber of h a v in g m isa p p ro p ria te d fu n d s b elo n g in g to th e c ity , a n d w ho w as sentenced to six y e a rs' im p riso n m en t, has been released o.-i # 10,000 bonds. I t is alleg ed th a t G eorge H ickey, a c o n stab le of O akesdale, W a sh ., h a s e x to rte d m oney fio m m e rc h a n ts of th a t tow n, by th re a te n in g to a rre s t them for h a v in g sold lem on e x tra c t to In d ian s, w h ic h , he c la im s, is in v io la tion of th e liq u o r-s e llin g law s. A special from L iv in g tso u , M o n t., says: E ast-b o u n d passenger tr a in , No. 4, on th e N o rth e rn Pacific ra ilro a d , left the tra c k five m ile s e ast of th ere , w re ck in g th e e n g in e a n d five coaches. T hree tra m p s w ere k ille d , a n d several tra in m e n in ju re d . N o p assen g ers are re p o rte d seriously in ju re d . T h e B ank of N ew E n g la n d , of M a n ch ester, N. H ., h a s suspended bu sin ess for th e first tim e , fix in g by a vote of its d ire c to rs a n d w ith th e c o n sen t of th e hank com m issioners of th e state. C re d ito rs a re b e in g p a id w ith a n idea of c le a rin g u p th e deposits. T he bank h a d n o t recovered from itsloBS iu 1893. A P re to ria co rre sp o n d e n t says P re s i d e n t K ru g e r is a n x io u s to com m ute th e d e ath sentence of th e re fo rm lea d ers to a heavy fine, b u t th e o th e r m em bers of th e e x ec u tiv e c o u n cil o b jec t on th e g ro u n d th a t th e g o v e rn m e n t w ould be ch arg e d w ith m e rc en a ry m otives. T hey Buggest th a t th ey sh o u ld be con fined for five y e ars in prison. T h e g lo rio u s F o u rth w ill be cele b ra te d in P o rtla n d , O r , th is y e a r as nev er before. T h e p a trio tis m of the c itiz e n s bas been aroused th o ro u g h ly a n d th e c o m m itte e a p p o in ted to a rra n g e th e c eleb ra tio n has m et w ith sp o n ta n e ous e n co u ra g em e n t on every hand. T h e c eleb ra tio n w ill begin W ednesday, a n d c o n tin u e u n in te rru p te d ly fo r fo u r days, e n d in g in a blaze of g lo ry ¡Satur day n ig h t. E ach day w ill be crow ded as fu ll as i t w ill hold w ith e v en ts of a ll kinds. In a re p o rt se n t to G o v e rn o r L ord, of O regon, as c o m m a n d er-in -ck ief of th e sta te m ilitia , by A d ju ta n t-G e n e ra l T u ttle , i t is sta te d th a t no a c tu a l d is tu rb a n c e now e x ists upon th e C o lum bia riv e r, a n d th a t p re se n t c o n d itio n s do not w a rra n t th e sen d in g of th e m ilitia to th e scene of th e tro u b le , b u t the se n d in g of a few troops to W e stp o rt to p a tro l th e riv e r is recom m ended. C h in a , i t is sa id , is in d ire s tra its fo r m oney. The d iv ersio n of the ste ad y a n d a lw a y s -in c re a sin g revenues of th e im p e ria l m a ritim e custom s, w h ich a re now m o g rtag ed to th e fu ll e x te n t to F re n c h , R u ssian , E n g lish and G e rm an bondholders, from th e im p e ria l e xchequer, to pay th e in te re s t on th e v a rio u s fo reig n loans, h a s crip p led th e g o v e rn m e n t n n til now i t dues not know w h ic h w ay to tu r n for m oney. T h e w ork of re lie f a n d re sto ra tio n goes on in St. L ouis. C o n trib u tio n s of m oney, c lo th in g a n d provisons are be in g sen t th ere , a n d a ll th e d e s titu te are b e in g cared for. T h e losses caused in d ire c tly by th e to rn a d o a re ju s t b e g in n in g to reveal them selves, a n d w ill be n e a rly as c rn e l as th e im m e d ia te effects. Because th e to rn a d o ra in e d m an y m ills a n d fa cto rie s a larg e Dum ber of m en w ill be o u t of e m p lo y m en t fo r w eeks a n d m onths. T h e su p rem e c o u rt of th e s ta te of W a sh in g to n h a s reversed ju d g m e n t in th e case of th e S ta te , a p p e lla n t, vs. T h o m as C lay b o rn e, re sp o n d en t, ch arg ed w ith m u rd ero u s a ssa u lt upon E d L ons d a le , in K in g c o u n ty . A fte r co n v ic tio n , th e low er c o u rt g ra n te d aD a rre st of ju d g m e n t, because of th e insuffi ciency of th e in d ic tm e n t, in th a t it used th e w ord “ p e rso n a l,” r a th e r th a n “ b o d ily ,” in ju ry , as p ro v id ed by s t a t u te , b u t th e su p rem e c o u rt holds these w ords to m ean p ra c tic a lly th e sam e th in g in th is connection. In an in te rv ie w w ith a press re p re se n ta tiv e , T h o m as A. E dison said : " I h av e succeeded in so lv in g th e problem of th e new w h ite lig h t. T h e lam p is finished. T h a t is th e scientific p a rt of th e w o rk and th a t solves th e problem . T he re m a in d e r is m e c h a n ic a l.” T be new lig h t, o r fluorescent lam p , as E d iso n h a s n am ed it, is so m ew h at s im ila r to tb e in ca n d esce n t lam p now used everyw here. T h ere is n o t so p e r fe ct a v acuum a s in th e in ca n d esce n t lam p . U n lik e th e e le c tric lam p , tbe w hole globe glo w s w ith a p u re w h ite lig h s of m arv e lo u s illu m in a tin g pow er. T h a lig h t oomea from a m e ta llic c ry sta l know n aa tu n g sta te ’ NEWBERG. YAMHILL Cl)., OREGON. FRIDAY. J E NE 12. 18ÌW. T hiede, w h o w as convioted of th a T H E S E A L F IS H E R IE S . m u rd e r of his w ife iu S a lt Lake, m u- | haug T h is is th e decision of tbe | B e h r i n g ; He * T r e a t y W ith E n g la n d U tah suprem e court. Made F u b lic. F ire destroyed th e B oylston b rew ery . W ash in g to n , J u n e 1 0 .— P re sid e n t a n d m am m o th icehouse, in Boston, and Dervish Stronghold Taken by C leveland a n d the queen of G re a t dam aged m an y b u ild in g s. T be to ta l B rita in w ill officially proclaim w ith iu E gyptian Troops. loss is #75,000. * few days the B ehring sea convention, A n em ergency clu b has been o rg a n w hich th e ir respective governm ents ized in Des M oines, la ., its object b e bave en tered into. T he senate m ade in g tb e care of sufferers from tornadoes K H A L IF A LOST A THOUSAND MEN public the te x t of th e tre a ty w hioh p ro aud s im ila r p u b lic c a lam itie s. vides for th e a p p o in tm en t of a jo in t T he F re n c h N ig e r ex p ed itio n from com m ission to a sc ertain the a m o u n t of S alaga, W est A frica , has been ro u ted T h e A t t a c k W a s a C o m p l e t e S u r p r i s e , dam ages by th e ow ners of B ritish se a l ing vessels seised in B e h rin g sea by but th e D e r v ish e s W ere F in a lly a n d m an y of its m em bers k ille d by U n ited S ta te s revenue o u tte rs before pois ned a rro w s, in th e B orgeo c o u n P u t to R out. try. they had a u th o rity to do bo u n d e r the F ie rk e t, E g y p t, J u n e 9 .—T h is point term s of th e m odus v iv en d i or th e a p T he body of Jaco b B aer, one of th e pi.m eers of th e c ity , w a : fonnd float w as tak e n by E g y p tia u troops a t an proved decision of th e P a ris a rb itra tio n in g in the w a te rs of W est L ake P a rk , e a rly ho u r tb is m o rn in g , aud tb s ir trib u n a l. N o definite aelection has y e t been Los A ngeles. H e u n d o u b ted ly com m a n n e r ot a c q u ittin g them selves in tb is, the first e n g ag e m e n t of tb e N ile m ade so fa r as learned, of th e U n ite d m itte d suicide. o a m p a ig u , has g iv en g re at satisfactio n S ta te s re p re se n ta tiv e on the com m is T w o m id g e ts, each less th a n fo u r to th e B ritis h officers in com m and of feet h ig h , w ere m a rrie d in N ia g ara th em . T he E g y p tia n forces le ft Aka- sion. I t is th o u g h t P rofessor D. F. F a lls. T hey a re M. L. C om fort, of i sheh la st e v en in g , and the m ovem ent D al, an e x p ert in seal life, w ho is con O swego, N. Y ., aged 53, a u d M iss Eva w as a su rp rise, as it seemed to have nected w ith th e n a v a l m useum here, B. W h ite , of M onroe, M ich ., aged 44. been d e te rm in e d to hold A hasheh as au has a bout th e best chance of secu rin g T hey h av e know n each o th er for tw e n o ntpost u n til th e season w as passed and the plaoe. It is not believed th a t G re a t ty years. T hey m e t by a p p o in tm e n t th e p eriod a rriv e d for th e advano« upon B rita in w ill be fa r behind th e p re si and are sp e n d in g th e ir honeym oon D ongola in th e la tte r p a rt of A ugust d e n t in m a k in g its selection, as it is the desire of both g overnm ents to have there. or in Septem ber. Tbo force responded A b a re-k n a ck le fight to a finish be p ro m p tly to orders, bow over, and waa the m a tte r settled as soon as possible. T be long p ream ble of tbe convention tw een tw o y o u th s w as successfully soon u n d e r w ay for th is point. Tbe b ro u g h t off in a v a c a n t sto re n e a r the d istan c e is tw e n ty m iles. T he greatest recites th e fa cts of th e tre a ty of 1893, O lym pio C lu b ’s gro u n d , San Francisco. secrecy h a d been m a in ta in e d as to a ll and th e fa ilu re of the trib u n a l of a rb i Bad blood h a d existed ow ing to an e x th e a rra n g e m e n ts, a n d p reoantions tra tio n provided by i t to am ioably se t ch an g e of co m p lim e n ts over a dog tig h t, < w ere tak e n to p re v e n t tb e n ew s of the tle a ll m a tte rs in d isp u te aud specify tbe a d d itio n a l B ritish sna lin g vessels a n d th e y o u th s m et to se ttle th e ir d it- j ad v an ce from le a k in g out. w hich have c laim s a g a in st tho U nited ferenc s in accordance w ith a n a g re e T he long n ig h t m arch w as pursued States. m en t th e n m ade. in abso lu te silence, in consequenoe of T he convention proper provides th a t M anacled, b n t stru g g lin g fiercely w h ich the a rriv a l of th e E g y p tia n s a t w ith g u a rd s, Joseph W in d ra th w as th e d e rv ish es' cam p took th e enem y a ll c la im s a ris in g u n d e r th e tre a ty of executed in Chicago. E ven to th e la st com pleely by surprise. T hey quiokly 1893, and th e a w ard and findings of second W in d ra th feig n ed in sa n ity , ra llie d , how ever, and rushed to arm s. the trib u n a l of a rb itra tio n , sh a ll be re ory in g , " b a n g up M a u n o w ,” etc. N ot F a r from bein g routed in th e firat s k ir ferred to th e com m issioners, one a p u n til tb e d rop fe ll a n d th e rope t ig h t m ish of th e a tta c k , they stood to th e ir pointed by G re a t B rita in and th e o th er ened th e la st tim e a ro u n d W in d ra th 's positio n s and m ade a stubborn defense by th e U n ite d States. T he com m is neck w ere th e a w fu l cries stille d . It of th e cam p for a n h our a u d a h a lf, sioners are to m eet a t V icto ria, B. G. w as fo u rtee n m in u te s la te r before the d u rin g w hioh th e re w as h a rd fighting. If e ith e r so requests, th ey sh a ll also sit in San Franoisco. Decisions reached h e a rt ceased b eating. T h e d ervishes w ere finally p u t to by th e com m issioners in eaob claim N e arly a ll th e s e ttle rs on lieu la n d s ro u t by a flank m ovem ent, e x ecu ted by sh a ll be accepted by th e tw o g o v e rn in th e neighborhood of G a ifle ld .W a sh ., th e cavalry. Seeing them selves in d a n m en ts as final. T hey are given fu ll h ave received n o tic e to p re p are to g e r of bein g su rro u u d ed , th e forces of a u th o rity to ex am in e u n d e r o a th every e ith e r buy or v acate th e ir hom es. T he tb e k h a lifa took flig h t to tbe so u th w a rd questio n of fa c t n o t found by th e t r i no tices sta te th a t u n d e r d a te of A p ril to w a rd S u a rd a , pursued by the cavalry. b unal of a rb itra tio n , and sh a ll have 3, 1896, th e g o v e rn m e n t issued p a te n ts S u a rd a is n e a rly 100 m iles so u th of pow er to procure or enforce testim ony, to the N o rth e rn Pacific R a ilro a d C om here, b u t is stro n g ly held by a force of as m ay h e re a fte r be provided by leg is p an y for th ese lands. T he ra ilro a d sev eral th o u sa n d dervishes. latio n . If in any case th e com m ission com pany offers th e lan d s to se ttle rs for R eports received in d ic a te th a t the ers fa il to agree, th e differences sh all #3 an acre to be p a id in e ith e r five or loss to th e d ervishes w ill a m o u n t to be referred for final a d ju s tm e n t to ten a n n u a l p a y m e n ts w ith in te re s t a t 1,000 m en. A m ong those k ille d is the au um pire, to be appointed by th e tw o 6 per cent. E m ir H a m m u d a , w ho w as th e ir com governm ents jo in tly , or in oase of h A Cape T ow n d isp a tc h says th a t in m an d e r, besides m any im p o rta n t chiefs. d isa g ree m e n t, to be n o m in ated by the th e assem bly Mr. S p rin g in announc- .H am m u d a w as in com m and of the p resid en t of the Sw iss confederation. e in g th e b a d g e t said th a t th e a v ailab le la rg e st force a t S uarda. H e waa one of T he a m o u n t aw ard ed to G re a t B rita in su rp lu s w as £1,350,000, e stim a te d s u r th e trib e of H abbania, and w as w ell u n d e r th e convention is to be paid by p lu s n e t fo r th e y ear, £823,000. H e k n o w n to S la tin P asha w h ile th e late r tb e U n ited S ta te s w ith in six m ouths also produced s ta tis tic s sh o w in g a n u n w as a c ap tiv e of the k h a lifa in the a fte r th e a w a rd is m ade. precedented p ro sp e rity in a ll d irec tio n s Soudan. and expressed th e o p inion th a t th e h ig h T h e officers in com m and of th e E g y p A BOMB THROWN. p rice of C ape stock w as p a rtly due to tia n force express g re a t g ra tific a tio n a t th e fa c t th a t th e colony w as a p a rt of th e conduot iu th is m o rn in g ’s fight of S i x P e r s o n s i n a C r o w d a t B a r c e l o n a th e B ritish e m p ir. a n d he added th a t th e E g y p tia n s, a bont w hom som e doubt W er e K ille d . th e pow er w h ich com m ands th e sea h a d been fe lt, a u d th e Soudanese who B arcelona, J u n e 9 .— A bom b w as m u st d o m in a te S o u th A frica. h a d been depended on for good fig h t th ro w n in to th e crow d d u rin g tbe T b e A m e ric an lin e ste am er St. P a u l ing. T hey displayed g re a t stead in ess j C orpus C b risti p a rad e today, a n d its has a g a in broken h e r record across the a n d dash. T he E g y p tia n loss in the explosion re su lte d in tb e k illin g of six A tlan tio . T he St. P a u l le ft S o u th a m p fight w as tw e n ty killed and e ig h ty persons and the in ju ry of forty. T he ton a t noon M ay 30 and passed T he w ounded. H u n d re d s of d ervishes w ere p e rp e tra to r is not y t t know n, aud his N eedles a b o u t 1:35 P. M. J u n e 5. Her* tak e n prisoners. m otive is e q u a lly a m ystery. tim e fo r th e tr ip w as 5 days, 6 ho u rs N ew s of th e th ro w in g of th e bom b A L L K I N D S O F S T O R M S . and 35 m in u te s, b e atin g a ll records by, spread lik e w ildfire over the c ity , and over 1 % hours. T h e best prev io u s | caused a p an ic am ong th e orow ds w e ste rn record of th e St. P a u l, m ade H e a t , C y c l o n e , H a i l , K a l i ) , G r a v e l , F i s h d ra w n to th e streets by th e re lig io u s and T u rtle s. on h e r la s t voyage, w as 6 days, 9 hours fe stiv a l and th e Sunday m erry m ak in g C hicago, J u n e 9 .— Severe storm s I usual to th e city. T h e explosion occnr- and 5 m in n tes. She has, in th e p re s e n t trip , reduced th a t tim e 8 ' 2 hours, p re v aile d th ro u g h o u t W isconsin, Iow a, 1 red ju s t as th e C opras C h risti porces- and also m ade a new w estern record K ansas, N eb rask a. S outh D akota, I l li sion w as e n te rin g tb e b e a u tifu l Hud no is and M ichigan today, a n d there a n cien t ch u rch of S a n ta M aria del Mar. from S outham pton. A la rm in g new s re g a rd in g th e p lague w as heavy ra in , w ith cyclone m a n ife s ta T h is is one of th e m ost th ic k ly p opulat- w hich is ragiD g in C h in a and o th er tions. T h re e h e a t sto rm s passed over ed po rtio n s of the city. T be Bound of c o u n tiie s of S o u th e rn A sia w as b ro u g h t th is city, accom panied w ith heavy rains tbe explosion and the distressed cries of H a ilsto n e s fell in some th e in ju re d a u d the frien d s of th e k ille d by th e ste am er P e ru , w hioh arriv e d a n d hail. from H ong K ong and Y okoham a in places in th is v ic in ity so t h i ”k they created an in d escrib ab le p a n ic am ong San F rancisco, seven days late , on ac onuld be tak e n u p by th e shovelful th e g re a t c io w d in th e procession and c ount of bein g d e ta in ed a t q u a ra n tin e A fter th e ra in in H yde, n e a rly a peck th e lookers on. T he people w ere ter- a t N ag asak i. D eaths are occu rrin g by of sh ells and g rav el w ere picked up. ro r-strick e n w ith dread of o th er bom bs h u n d re d s in th e O rient. A t Ch iton In one place in th is su burb, sm all fish being th ro w n and it w as w ith difficulty th ere w ere 315 d e ath s in one w eek re a n d tu rtle s w ere found iu larg e num - | th a t th ey w ere re strain ed from s ta m c en tly . A t H ong K ong, w hen tb e tu rn. O f th is re m a rk ab le occurrence, peding. A te rrib le Beene ensued a fte r tb e ex P e rn sailed . M ay 5, 617 persons w ere O bserver Cox sta te s t h a t the tra n s p la n t dow n w ith th e cholera, und new casts in g of fish, sh e lls and w a te r gravel plosion of th e bomb. Several corpses w ere being rep o rted a t th e ra te of 25 from th e ir o rig in a l re stin g place to and forty persons w ho w ere severely p o in ts m ile s a w ay w as doe to vacuum in ju re d w ere found to be ly in g around. a day. M a n a g er W . R. R u st, of th e Tacom a w h irlw in d s a n d s tra ig h t w inds, w hich T he g re a t e x citem en t c o n tin u e s u n a b a t T h e polioe S m e ltin g & R efining C om pany, has re h ave p re v aile d th ro u g h o u t th e W est ed th ro u g h o u t th e c ity . have picked up th ir ty fra g m e n ts of tu rn e d from N ew Y ork, w h ere he m ade fo r a w eek past. A sa ilb o a t capsized on the lake tb is | bom bs in th e stre ets a rra n g e m e n ts to ra ise #250,000 to be e x pended in m a k in g th e T acom a sm elter aftern o o n and its four occupants barely A R e s e r v o ir D a m «save W a y . escaped d ro w n in g . U p to a la te hour one of the larg e st in th e U n ite d States. B righam C ity , U ta h , J n n e 9. — E arly to n ig h t, no fa ta litie s had been re p o rt T w o new stacks, six ro asters, and a r e th is m o rn in g a big reservoir in T hree- finery costin g over # 100 , 000 , are to be ed. A t I’eo ria, a heavy ra in did oon- M ile canyon, south of H y ru m C ity, sid e ra b ’e d am age. A t th e u nio n stock- b u ilt, in cre asin g th e p la n t to fo u r b u rst its banks, and a soild w a ll of w a stacks a n d e ig h t ro ste rs, w ith a ca y a rd s, the storm played havoc. B ase te r sixteen feet hi h rnshed dow n the m en ts and first floors w ere flooded and pacity of over 200 tons of* ore per day. \ canyon in to th e valley , c a rry in g d e T h e o th er #150,000 w ill be used as. th e big p a ck in g bouse firm s w ere stru c tio n before i t for a d istan c e of heav y losers. Scores of w in d o w s w ere w o rk in g c a p ita l. T h e need of an i n th irty m iles. B oulders w e ig h in g tons creased cap a city is b ro u g h t a bout b y 1 blow n in and th e ra in , e n te rin g , sp o il w ere c arrie d alo n g lik e fe ath ers, and the g re a t m in in g developm ent i n A l - ' ed tons of beef w hich bad been p re deposited in th e fields of farm ers, w ho p ared for c anning. aska and B ritis h C olum bia. A t V ig il, S. D ., a cyclone leveled a today find tb ie r fe rtile acres covered J a m e s M cKiDuey, of th e com m ission n u m b er of bouses. Irv in D aly w as se ri from one to fo u r feet deep w ith sand, firm of M cK inney B ros., of K a m a s ously in ju re d . From th is p o in t, tbe trees and bonlders. T he e n tire valley C ity , has p ra c tic a lly cornered th e po fun n el-sh ap ed cloud took a no rth east- presenta a desolate appearance. ta to m ark et. M cK inney 0 said lo e rly d ire c tio n , d e v a sta tin g e v ery th in g A C all I s s u e d . have m ore of th e p ro d u c t to sell than, w ith w hich i t cam e in co n tact. F o u r N ew Y ork, J u n e 10.—T ho tre a su ry a ll th e o th er p o tato bro k ers in the| persons w ere drow ned, a n d it is re p o rt d e p a rtm e n t has issued a c a ll on th e W est. W ith in the p ast fo u r days, M c ed m uch d am age w as done to pro p erty depository banks for the balance of K inney has raised tb e price of potatoes in L eav en w o rth . th e ir h o ld in g s of go v ern m en t money. 36 cents, a n d a fu rth e r rise is a n tic i S prin g field , 111., was v isited by a T he a m o u n t involved is a bout #4,500,- pated. T w e n ty days ago M cKinney; terrific storm . T ra in s on a ll lines are 000. T h e c a ll is p ayable on or before co n tra cte d for th e only a v a ila b le po- delayed by w ashouts in C h ad o rn , N eb., J u n e 15. tateo s now in th e W est, 100 calroads, th e re su lt of a storm . A ctor Frank M ayo Is D ead. from G reeley, Colo. M cK inney is said; A K yitam lcr K illed . O m aha, N eb., Jr.n e 10. — F ra n k to h ave cornered the m a rk e t five year* St. L ouis, J u n e 9 .— A stre e t fight oc Mayo, th e v eteran acto r, died a t G ran d age, w h en he raided th e p irce from 35 c u rre d to n ig h t betw een A ndrew S m ith Island today. Mayo died o d th e tra in cents to #1 a bushel. s n d P e te r P eterson, a prizefig h ter, sh o rtly before re ac h in g G ra n d Itla n d . 8 . A sano, one of th e chiefs in tbe o th erw ise know n as th e “ T errib le T he body w ill reach O m aha ab o u t 4 n a v al d e p a rtm e n t of th e g o v e rn m e n t o f S w ed e .” T i e re su lt w as th a t S m ith o ’clock and be prepared for sh ip m en t Ja p a n , w ill a rriv e on th e n e x t steam er u n in te n tio n a lly killed Ja m es H ickey, East. D eath resu lted from P a ra ly s is from tb e O rie n t in San Francisco. A n a d isin te re sted spectator. of th e heart. im p o rta n t m a tte r connected w ith tna com ing v isit of S. A sano to th e Pacifio T . r r l b l . H i n t l a 91. P a l a r a b u r g . A T er rib le T erm in ation . coast is tb e opening of s new steam sh ip London. J u n e , 9 .— A d isp a tc h from lin e betw een T okio and tb e Pacifio V ienna to the D aily N ew s says th a t ac San F rancisco, J u n e 10.— J o h n W, coast. In h e ra ld in g tb e advance of c o rd in g to a Polish G a lic ia n paper, H ay, aged 36, assia ta n t e d ito r of the th is new lin e A sano w ill say th a t It »here w as a rio t in St. P e te rsb u rg on J o u rn a l of Com m erce, w as shot w ill h a n d le fre ig h t cheaper th a n e ith e r th e ev en in g of th e co ro n atio n day. A th ro u g h th e left b re ast by M rs M ina of tb e lin e s ru n n in g from San F rancisco d ru n k e n crow d, it is a lle g ed , filled up M acD ougall, said to be th e w ife of a sn d P u g e t Sound, and th a t th e la n d in g w ith stro n g d rin k and becam e u n n a n - d ru m m e r for a C hicago barbed w ire place on th is coast w ill be a t P o rtlan d . ageable, w hereupon C ossacks galloped com pany, a t tba b o a rding bouae of T be Jsp an e ae le g isla tu re recen tly a p in to tb e crow d, w hich resp o n d ed by M rs Q u in n , on M cA llister stre et, a t p ro p riated #5,000,000 to float tb e csra- th ro w in g stones. T he Cossacks, i t is 11:10 o'clock last n ig h t. T b e w om an p sn y , and selected P o rtla n d as bein g f u rth e r said, used th e ir sabers and th en shot beraelf th ro u g h th e h e a rt, th e m ost c e n tra l p o in t F re ig h t w ill fin ally fired in to tbe crow d, of w n irh d y in g in ata n tly . H ay w as rem oved to be c arrie d a t 18 yen, or #9. per ton, 350 persons w ere k ille d a n d w ounded th e receiving boepital. T h e doctor and th e passenger ra te s w ill be a t and 500 a rrested . ■aye ha can n o t live. g re a tly reduced rates. BATTLE OF F1ERKET -------- : ;—1 — Ml H N4 K I P T I O Ì R A T K M t O ne Y e a r ................................................... ....... | 1 ¿0 Six M o n th s .......... 75 T h re e M o n th s . ....................... 50 M sb a erlp tto a F r ir e P a y a b le a b ly la A d v a a r « . »« A d v e rtis in g Hill» C o lle c te d M o n tb lr* “ — - NEWBERG GRAPHIC. K 4 I KN: NO. 2D. THF NATIONAL CAPITAL la r a ri- A d d re ss, U k a h h i c , N e w b e rg , O regon. PORTLAND MARKETS. The b u tte r m ark e t is fa irly steady a t quo tatio n s, w hich a re c ertain ly low enough fo r th e consum er aud a little Daily Proceedings in Senate too m uch th a t w ay for the dairym en. P otatoes a re ste id y , w ith th e supply and House. slack en in g up m ate ria lly , w hich is a good fe atu re, as the dem and is also les sening, o w in g to the increased receipts IM PORTANT B IL LS IN TROD UCED of new potatoes. H ogs are w eak. Veal is som ew hat scarcer, and is firm at W ool is d u ll. T he prod I S u b s t M i i c e o f t h e M e a s u r e s B e i n g C o n q u otations. uce and f r u it receipts from San F ran - sid ered b y th e F ifty -F o u r th oisoo a re -n p id ly lessening, w hioh is a S e s s i o n —S e n a t e . good p o in t in favor of P o rtla n d , as it I W ash in g to n , J u n e 6 . — The senate keeps tbe m oney w ith in the state. had one of th e bu siest sessions of th is W h e a t M arker. congress today L ate iu th e day the T here is no ohange in the local w h eat tilled'Cheese b ill passed, as it cam e m a rk e t,th e m ovem ent a m o n n tin g to but from th e house, by a vote of 37 to 13, little . (Quotations are: W a lla W alla, th u s c o m p letin g th e leg isla tio n on th is 51 to 53c; V alley, 53 to 54o per bushel. subject. T h e m easure is analogous to th e o leo m a rg a rin e law . T be b ill de- Produce M arket. I flues "fille d cheese” to em brace “ a ll F l o u r —P o rtlan d . Salem , C ascadia and su b stan ce m ade of m ilk , o r skim m ed D ayton, a re quoted a t #2.85 per b arrel; ■uilk, w ith th e a d m ix tu re of b u tte r, Uolddrop, #2.95: Snowflake, $3.20; Ben a n im a l oils or fats, v egetables or any ton county, $2.85: g raham , $2.59; super | o th er oils or com pounds fo reig n to such fine, $2.25. m ilk, and m ade in im ita tio n or sem O ats —Good w hite are quoted weak, at blance of cheese.” M a n u fa c tu re r” of 27c; m illing, 28(3 30c; gray, 23(324c. tilled cheese a re taxed #400 a n n u a lly ; Rolled o ats are quoted as tollow s: Bags, w holesale d ealers, #350; re ta il dealers, #4.26(35.25; barrels, $4.50(37.00; cases, $3.75. #13. In a d d itio n to these taxes, the H at — T im othy, $9.00 per t o n ; cheat, product itself is taxed 1 oent per pound, $6.00; clover, $0(37 ; o a t, #6(30.50; w heat, and, if im ported, tilled cheese is taxed $5.50u$ 6.50. s cents per pound in a d d itio n to tbe B a u l k y —Feed barley, $13.50 per to n ; brewing, $16(310. im p o rt duty. M illstuska — b ra n , $14,50; shorts, W ash in g to n , J u n e 8 . — M organ gave $15.50; m iddlings, *18(320; rye, 02lac the senate a sp irite d re v iv a l of the U n per cental. ban question today, a fte r m ost of th e BtiTTaa— Kancv cream ery is quoted at day w as sp en t in w a itin g for conference 25c; fancy dairy, 22>s c ; fair to good, rep o rts on a p p ro p ria tio n bills. M or 171(0; com m on, 12>(C per roll. P otato tie—New Oregon, 26(330c per gan urged th e adop tio n uf h is resolu tion, c a llin g on th e p re sid en t for in sack; sw eets, com m on, 6,‘8c ; Merced, fo rm atio n in re g ard to th e A m ericans 3,'a per pound. O nions — Fancy, $2.25 per sack. tak en from th e C o m p etito r aud now P oultry —Chickens, hens, $3.50 per u n d e r sentence of d e a th iu H avana. dozen; m ixed. #3.00(33.26 per dozen; He said tb e p re sid e n t’s aotion w as a ducks, $ 6 . 00 ( 3 0 ; geese, $5.00; turkeys, | v io latio n of law . M organ declared live, 12>ec per pound; dressed 15(<$17c. E ggs —Oregon, 10c per dozen. ¡c o n g rtss should n o t a d jo u rn w ith o u t CuKxsK—Oregon m il cream , 10c re q u irin g th e p re sid en t to send w ar- ships to Cuba to dem aud th e release of per p o u n d ; h a ll cream , Oj^c; skim , 4(3 6c; Young Am erica, 11c. th e A m erican prisoners. On tbe su g T hopical F ruit —C alilornia lemons, gestion of S h erm an , c h a irm a n of th e $3.00(34.00; choice. $3.00(33.50; Sicily, uom m ittee on fo reig n re la tio n s, tbe $6.60; bananas, $1.75(33.00 per buucD; senate w en t in to secret session, aud, California navels. $3.26(33.50 per box; a fte r a g ru m e u t by M organ, h is re so lu pineapples, $ 6 ( 3 . 6.00 per Cozen. OaauoN VkUKTABLks — Cabbage, lc tio n w as plaoed on the c alen d a r, a p re lim in a ry m ovem ent eq u al to postpon per lb , garlic, new, 10c per pou n d ; artichokes, 35c per dozen; spiouts. 6c ing action. per pound ; cauhtiuw er, $2.75 per crate, W ash in g to n , J u n e 10 — T be senate 110c a $ l per dozen; hothouse lettuce, 40c m ade b u t little progress today tow ard per dozen. F u a su FauiT —Pears. .W in te r Nellis, final a d jo u rn m en t. T he new deficiency b ill, fram ed to overcom o th e objections $1.60 per I hjx ; cran b erries, $9 per of the p resid en t, by om ission of claim s, b a rre l; fancy apples, $1(31.50; comm on, 50(375c per box. w as passed. A u effo rt by H a rris to D aiao F u u rrs — A pples, evaporated, a d d w a r o laim s u n d e r tb e B ow m an bleached. 4(34>gc; sun-UrieU, 3) b ui 4 c ; uct, a g g re g a tin g #500,000, failed on a pears, sun aud evaporated. 6 ( 30 c plum s, p o in t of order. A final re p o rt on th e | pilless, 3( il 4 o ; prunes, 3(35 per pound. W ool — Valiev, 9c, per p o u n d ; E ast postoffice a p p ro p ria tio n b ill w as agreed to. T h e im m ig ra tio n b ill w as before ern Oregon, 5(37c. H o rs — Choice, Oregon 2@3c per the senate a fte r 3 o ’clock, b u t M organ p o u n d ; m edium , neglected. d iv erted the debute in to a discussion N u t s — Alm onds, soft shell, 9(311e on Cuba. H e took occasion, d u rin g his per p o u n d ; paper shell, 10(3l2i»c; new speech, to d isclaim h a v in g m ade h arsh crop C alifornia w alnuts, suit shell, c ritic ism s of the q ueen re g e n t uf S pain I l l » l t j $41 stan d ard w alnuts, 12(313c; ! Italian chesuuta. 12 'B( 3 14c; pecans, 13(316c; Brazils, 12>a(3l3c; filberts, W ash in g to n , J u n e 6 . — By a vote of 12ja (3l4c; peanuts, raw , fancy, 6(37c; roasted, 10 c ; hickory n u ts, 8 ( 3 10 c ; co- 153 to 33, th e house today deoidod coauuts, 90c per dozen. a g a in st th e olaiui of W illia m E llio tt, P rovisions — E astern ham s, m edium , from th e black or " s h o e s trin g ” d is II V 3 l- r per pou n d ; ham s, picnic, tr ic t of South C a ro lin a , and gave the 7 'ac ; breakfast bacon 10' bi 3 1 0 ‘ 4 c ; sea» to G eorge W. M u rray . M urray is short clear sides, 8)*(39c; drv salt sides, 71 r (38 c ; dried beef ham s, 12 a colored in au .u u d in th e fifty-first con gress w as seated in place of Mr. E llio tt. <3l3c; lard, com pound, in tins, 7 '-4 ; lard, p u re, m tins, 9'»( 3 10 c ; pigs’ feet, T he la tte r h a d 1,374 m a jo rity on tbe 80s, $3.50; pigs’ feet, 40s, $3.25; kits, face uf th e re tu rn s , b u t the com m ittee $1.26. Oregon sm oked ham s, 10 ‘4c per found th e fo rm er had c arrie d th e d is | pou n d ; pickled ham s, 8 )%c; boneiess tric t by a m a jo rity of 464. M urray ham s, 7> r c ; bacon, 104 4 c ; dry sa lt sides, w as given a round of ap p la u se wheu be O ^ c jla rd , 5-jHjiinil pails, 7?>c; 10s, 7> yc ; cam e forw ard to be sw orn in. E llio tt 60 s, 7i 4 c ; tierces, 7c. C ountry m eats is th e n in th D em ocrat unseated by the sell at prices according to grade. H id kb .— Dry hides, b utcher, sound, p re sen t house. T he final conference re per pound, 11 ( 312 c ; dry kip and calf po rt on th e g e n era l deficiency b ill waa skin, 10(311c; culls, 3c less; salted, 60 agreed to, a u d also a p a rtia l re p o rt on lbs and over, 5c; 60 to 60 lbs, 4 (3 4 ^ c ; th e D istric t of C o lu m b ia bill. T he 40 aud 50, 4c; kip and veal skins, senate a m en d m en ts to th e b ill to re tire 10 to 30 ihs, 4c; callskin, sound, 3 C om m ander Q n ackenbush w ere a d o p t to 10 Ilia, 6 c ; green, unsalted, lc ed. T h e conference re p o rt on th e b ill less; culls, 1 - 2 c less; sheepskins, sh ear to pension th e w idow of th e la te S e n a lings, 10(316c; sh o rt wool, 20<330c; m edium , 30(340c; long wool, 60(370c. to r G eorge Spencer, uf A lab am a, w as a g ieed to. M e rc h a n d ise M a rk e t. W ash in g to n , J u n e 8 . —T b e house to S almon —Colom bia, river No. 1. tails, day u nseated tw o m ore D em ocrats, $1.26(31.60; No. 2. tabs, $2.26(32.60; L ockhart, from th e seventh N orth lancy, No. 1, fiats, $1.75(31.85; Alaska, C a ro lin a d istric t, and D ow ning, from No. 1, tails, $ 1 . 20 ( 3 1 . 30 ; No. 2, tails, $1.90 th e six te e n th Illin o is d is tric t, and ( 32 . 26 . B sahs —Sm all w hite, No. 1, 2c per seated iu th e place of th e form er, M ar tin , a P o p u list, w ho had been indorsed pound; b u tte r, 3e; bayou, l ^ c ; Lima, 4c. by the R epublicans, and in place of C oboaux —Manilla rope, l> 4 -inch. Is the la tte r, K iu ak er, a R epublican. quoted a t H' 4 c, and Sisal, b e e p e r pound. D ow ning w as th e only D em ocrat from S u g a r —Gulden C, 6 ' 4 c ; e x tra C, 5 '» c ; Illinois. A good deal of p a rtisa n fool drv g ran u lated , 6 'g c ; cube crushed and ing was arouaed a n tin g th e D em ocrats powdered, 6 ?4c per p o u n d ; >4c per pound by the ru lin g of P anye, w ho w as in the discount on ail grades tor prom pt cash ; c h a ir, aud on one o r tw o ocasions, halt barrels. Jzc m ore th an D arrels; m aple sugar, 16 ( 3 16 c per pound. th ere w as a m ild re m in d e r of the t u r C o r r a a —C osta Rica, 2 0 ( 3 2 3 ; Rio, 30 b u len t scenes of th e fifty first oongress. (3 22c; Salvador, lgi322c: Mocha, T he D em ocrats le ft th e h a ll in an effort 27(331c; Fadang Ja v a , 30c; Palem bang to break a qu o ru m , b u t Payne declined Java, 26(328c; L ahat Jav a, 231325c; Ar- to recognize th e p o in t of no quorum or buckle’s M okaska and Lion. $20.30 per to e n te rta in th e appeal from th a t de 100 -pound ra se ; Colum bia, $20.30 per 100 -pound case. cision. R u b — I sland, $3.60(34 per sack ; J a W ash in g to n , J u n e 10. — In order to pan, $3.75(34. g u a rd a g a in st a fa ilu re of a quorum in C oal —S te a d y ; dom estic, $6.00(37.60 th e few b o a rs of th e session today, tbe per to n ; (oreign, $8.50(311.00. houae revoked a ll leaves of absence Hud ordered th e se rg e e n t-a t a rm s to te le M aat Ma g ra p h absentees to re tu rn a t once. T he B s ir —Gross, top steers, $3.26; cows, final » in fere n ce of the postotflce a p p ro p ria tio n b ill w as agreed to. T h is left $ 2 . 26 ( 3 2 . 60 ; dressed beef, 4(35>%c per pound. . u t fo u r a p p ro p ria tio n b ills in c o n fer M utton —G rose, beet sheep, wethers, ence. T he coinptom iae re la tiv e to the $3.1M; ewes, $1.60(32.75; dressed m u t old s e ttle rs ’ c la im s in th e In d ian bill ton, 6 c p e r pound. whs a g re td to also, leav in g only the V sal —Gross, sm all, 4>*c; large, S(§ se c ta ria n school q u e stio n in th is b ill 8 >»c per pound. H ogs —G ross, choice, heavy, $3.003 open. B ills and re so lu tio n s w ere passed c a llin g on th e secretary of the 3.26: lig h t and feeders, $ 2 . 60 ( 3 2 . 76 ; dressed, 3)* (3 4c per pounu. tre a su ry for in fo rm a tio n aa to steps to be tak e n to procure a se ttle m e n t of th e SAN F R A N C IS C O M A R K E T S . d isp u ted q u e stio n of th e lia b ility of V irg in ia or W est V irg in ia f o r #640,000 F io n a —Net cask prices : Fam ily ex w o rth of bonds in w hich th e Indian tras, $3.76(33.86 per b a rre l, bakers' ex fu n d s a re invested; fo r th e e sta b lish tras, $3.66(33.86; superfine. $2.86(33 00. B ablby —Feed, fair to good, 71 ' 4c; m en t of a site for th e erection of a p e n ite n tia ry a t F o rt L eavenw orth, choice. 7.T‘4 c ; brewing, fifitgc. W h i t — Shipping. No. 1, $1.07 'j ; K an ; for a scientific in v estig a tio n of tbe f a r seal fisheries: to am end the aot choice, $ 1 . 10 ; m illing, $t.l?>t< 3 1 . 22 >w. O ats — Milling, 7 fi$ 8 2 ltc : surprise. for the p ro tec ito n of salm on fisheries of 90(#96; fancy feed, 82kl (S»<7)^; goo.I to A laska. choice, 75(3 80c, poor to lair, 87)$ 3 In L ondon no few er th an 1 8 8 ,9 0 0 72Wc; gray. 72)$«»0.:. F otators — Hweete, $2.5032.75 ; Bar- people liv e fo u r a n d m ore to the room , banks, Oregon, 66<380c. sn d of theae 8,000 ara packed to tha ex- Hors— Quotable at 2(S3c per pound. te n t of e ig h t or m ore to th e room Ojnpwe— New, 30340 per sack.