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VOL. 8.
EVENTS OF THE DAT
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LIK lK N lfei’ C I ll’ KCH.— SERVICES EVERY
l 1 rfim-lay at II *. m . au<l 8 P. a. and Thursday
at 2 P. m . Sabbath school every Sunday wt 9:k>
a . m . Mouthly meeting at 7 p. m . the first
Tuesday iu each month, (.quarterly meeting the
second Saturday aud Sunday in February. May,
August aud November. Woman’s Foreign Mis
sionarv Society meets third Saturday in each
month at 3 p . m .
M V . JAM P. PR IC K , Pastor.
Epitome of the Telegraphic
News ol the World.
1> AIM 1ST I ' l l l ’ ll' II
-K in 1* ¡10, SUN P A v n
I)
A. m . and 7:30 P. M. Sunday school Sundays
at 10 a . m Prayer meeting Wednesday eveuiug
at 7.30o clo It. RKV. G. F. JKKAKD. paator.
T E R S E T IC K S FROM T H E W IR E S
, i i- k i |N ' l l . fti< ii - S h RV11 K0
every third Sabbatli at 11 a . m . and 7:30 p .
at Evangelical Church. Sabbath school every
third Sunday at 10 a . m
REV. WM. GAY Paator.
J >
In In terestin g C o llection of Item s F ro m
m .
the T w o H em isph eres Presented
In a C o n d e n s e d F o r m .
« IKIS11AN CHURCH. 4 K H V 1 C U RVRRT
/ second aud fourth Sunday at 10 . . and
C
7 :30 p
.
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a
m
A violent wind ami rain storm v is it
ed New ark, N. .T., and did damage to
the amount of #150.000.
Russian engineers
have been In
Philadelphia and have made a contract
for 1500,000 worth of machinery there.
m
C H U R C H —P K A Y K K MEET1NU
every Wednesday evening. Sabbath school
A OVJSNTiST
every Saturday at 10 . ., services followiug.
a
m
METHODIST. P R A Y S * M U T IN G
JP every Thursday at 7:30 p . m . Sabbath school
every Sunday at lu A. M.______________________ _
ia k k e
Mrs. Annie Dyer, the baby farmer,
of Rudbig, Eng., arrested on March 9
on the charge of m urdering many in
fants intrusted to her oare, was hanged
in N ew gate prison.
The three-masted schooner Edward
C. Allentrue,
Captain M cLaughlin,
from Baltim ore for Portland, sank off
Job’s neok, on the south side of this
island, near Vineyard Haven, Mass.
From the fact that the vessel’s boats
have come ashore in pieces and ar
ticles of clothing have been picked up
it is feared that all on board were lost.
81 RV1CR8 KYI K RY SUNDAY
M E. , CHURCH
at 11 . . aud 7:30 p. . Sabbath School
at 10 . . Pip worth League at 6:30 p. . Prayer
a
a
m
m
m
m
meeting every Thursday eveuiug at 7:30 o’clock.
REV. .1 H. WOOL Pastor.
y A LV tT K lN A R M Y
M S K IIN G A T BAS-
O racks on Main street as follows: Tuesday
tor soldier converts and ree-uits; Wednesday,
pub ic; Friday, holiness, for Christians ouiy;
Saturday eve*, public; Sund «>’ , all day, com
unending with 7 a . m ., knee d rill; holiness meet (
mg il a . m .; fam !y gatheiing at 3 p. M. and i
grand free and easy iu the eveuiug. Everybody
wel ome.
SO C IE TY NOTICES.
W ,
OK TH E W - NEWHKRG CAMP, No. 113
meeU< every Monday evening.
Sixty cloakmakers employed by a
Chicago firm, were thrown into a panic
by a fire, and it seemed for a tim e that
some of them would be trampled to
0. o r SESSION8 HKLD ON THURSDAY
death in the soramble to escape. The
, even lugs in Rank o f Newberg building.
fire waB in the stairway on the second
it I. or 8. NKW BKR I COUNCIL, NO.
floor and escape was finally effected by
, 168, meets every Friday evening iu Masonic
hail.
rushing through the flames. I t was
soon extinguished w ith but little dam
F A A. M.—MEETS EVERY SATURDAY
, night in C. V. Bank building.____________ age.
O. U. W. -M E E T S R V R R Y TUK8D A Y EVEN*
O. F. T yler, a son o f President T yle r,
. ing at 7:30 p. m . in I. O. O. F. Hall.
is a prisoner in Richmond, V a., charg
ed w ith shooting w ith intent to k ill
Jack Carr, a young negro. T yle r is a
EA ST AND SOUTH
dairyman residing near
Richmond.
-V IA -
He went to the assistance of another
person who got into a difficulty w ith
Carr, and says the shooting was in
self-defense. The accused was sent to
the grand jnry and allowed bail.
-O F T H E -
One hundred and eigh ty can. of
dynamite exploded about a m ile below
L illy , Pa., w ith frigh tfu l results. One
man was killed by the explosion, and
seven others fa ta lly injured.
Con
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland
tractor McManus’ workmen on the
Pennsylvania railw ay were getting
ARRIVE.
FROM JUNE 2:4, 1895.
LEAVE.
ready to make a blast when a prema
O v e r lan d E xpress .
ture explosion occurred, burying the
Salem, Albany« Kug-
seven men beneath sand and rook.
eue, ltoseb’g. Grant’s
\\* i . i
. BU8INESS M K K T IN Q T H E 810
} \ . ond and fourth Wednesday iu each
month.
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1
K
A
A
The Sliasta Route
SOUTHERN P
Pass, Medford. Asli-
‘ 8 : 1 0 ». m
lttiid.Sacrameuto.Og-
den, San Francisco,
Mojave, Los Angeles.
1 El Faso,New Orleans,
Land East.................. .
*l> :80 a . m . Koseherg & way stations * 4 : 4 0 r . m
f Via Woodniirii for I
Daily
i Mt. Angel, Sllvertou, |
Daily
except
{ West Sei«, Browns- ;
except
1 ville,
Natron and 1 Sunday.
Sunday
i Springfield............... J
Salem ami way statiom *10:15 a .M.
* 4 :U J P
M
p. m
♦7:80 A. M. Corvallis & way station $
McMinnville A way sta’s ♦8:25 a . m
f l :45 P . M
^ c.kO P M
D in i ii or C a ra on O g d e n H o u le .
PULLMAN
BUFFET
SLEEPERS
—AND—
S E C O N D -C L A S S
S LE E P IN G
CARS
Attached to all through trains.
Through ticket office, 134 Third street, where
through tickets t > all points in the Eastern
States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at
lowest rates from
J. B. K IR K L A N D ,
T ic k e t Agent.
All above trains arrive and depart from Grand
Central station, Fifth and 1 streets.
Y A M H ILL
James Creelan, the w ar correspond
ent who had to leave Cuba recently by
order of General W eyler, says he
thinks there w ill be a w ar w ith Spain.
He says the Am erican people w ill he
thunderstruok when the documents in
the possession o f the state department
are made publio. Spain is anxious for
war.
Tw enty-five
m illion dollars’
worth of Am erican property has been
destroyed in Cuba and many A m e ri
cans killed without provocation.
Since the collapse of the “ brick
trust” at the close o f May, the local
brick market in Chicago has been de
moralized.
The demoralization has
reached Buch a point that common
brick were sold at |4.10 per 1,000.
A Peoria, 111., dispatoh states that
Daniel Anderson, who was nominated
for United States senator by the P ro
hibitionists at their Springfield con
vention, has withdraw n from the race
and the party.
D IV IS IO N .
A four-cent fare ordinanoe was passed
in Milwaukee. T h irty days’ tim e is
A lrlle mull (tri-weekly).
given in which to allow the companies
....Portland— ....A r. 8:06 P. M. to print regulation tickets and make ar
t ï" k. m
v
12:*) p. M.il.v.... ....New be rg .... ....Lv. 12:80 p . M.
.*> :. .5 p. m. Ar.... ..... a ! rile.......... ....Lv. 7 : : .0 a . M. rangements for carrying ont the terms
i f the ordinance. The company w ill
Sheridan passenger (daily except Snnduy).
4:30 P. M Lv.... ....Portland..... ....Ar. y;;.0 a . m . carry the matter to the courts.
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street.
fi tii P. M Lv.... ....Newberg..... ....Lv. I 7:56 a . M.
W h ile two dozen people crowded on
7:10 p M. Ar.... ....Sheridan.... ....Lv.l 0:20 a . M.
a portico were witnessing a circus
•Dolly. tOsily except Sunday.
K. KOKH I,HR. Manager. ! parade in Ottawa. KaD., the structure
K. P. ROGERS. A»*t Gen. K A P. Agl.. Port t
ga-e way, precipitating men, women
land. Or
NEWHKRG, Y A M H I L L CO., OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 19, 18%.
G ran d A rm y Encam pm ent.
The Grand Arm y of the Republic for
the department of Oregon is holding its
encampment in Independence, Or.; also
the W om an's R e lief Corps and Sons of
Veterans. The citizens have given the
town a very attractive appearance by
extensive decorations of the bnisness
houses and residences. A large num
ber are in attendance.
TO THE
E
A
S
T
GIVES TH E CHOICE OF
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
IR, O U T E 3
VIA
V IA
GREAT
NORTHERN RT.
UNION
PACIFIC RY.
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
AND
AND
ST. PAUL
KANSAS CITT
LOW r a t e s to a l l
EASTERN CITIES
OCEAN STEAMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 3 DAYS
__ r o * . . _
SAN FRANCISCO
1 For (nil details call on or address
W. H. HUKLBURT.
Den'l Taw. Aurnt,
PoBTUXD, Oa.
•L IV E R A COLCORD, Agent».
NgweraO, OaMOOM.
Two
FOUGHT TO
D uel.
THE
In W h i c h t h .
W e re K illed .
DEATH
Conte.taut.
F o u r F a v o r e d C it ie s.
Exoept Savanah, the capitals o f the
and children fifteen feet to the w alk new states of W yom ing, Montana and
below. Seventeen were injured Mrs. Utah are the only places that got ap
David Day, of-K au tou l, w ill probably propriations fo r publio buildings at
die of injuries.
this session o f oongress. T h e house
An Astoria dispatoh says the body of polioy has been to report no hills for
Gus Norburg, foremau of the Fisher bew buildings.
men’s cannery, who was reported miss
H a a v y Fines.
ing, and also that of a Russian Finn
The Hammond incident is finally
named Ovick, who is supposed to have
settled. A t a special m eeting o f the
been out in the river w ith him, were executive conncil held in Pretoria, it
found in the river below Tongue Point, Was decided to release John Hays Ham-
it is not so far known bow their deaths tnond, C ecil Rhodes, George FarTar
occurred, but the conjectures is that and J. W . Leonard, the leaders o f the
they were both accidentally drowned. Johannesburg reform committee, upon
The emperor of China has testified
his appreciation of the gallantry shown
by the bluejackets of the American
warships in rescuing drowning persons
in the recent terrible disaster resulting
from a collision at Woonsung between
the steamers Onwo and Newchwang,
by presenting to the captain o f each of
Unole Sam's cruisers in Asiatio waters
an elaborately engraved and highly
complimentary testimonial.
THEY
Tavares,
Fla.,
June 17. — Mrs.
Property Loss Will Reach Robert Gresham is dead, and Mrs.
M ollie Gaines dying as the result of a
One Hundred Thousand.
duel in which they were engaged near
Clermont yesterday afternoon. Three
months ago Mrs. Gaines was a happy
BUT VERY LITTLE WAS SAVED bride, and Mrs. Gresham, who was a
G r e e k V e s s e l S ei z ed »
young w idow , was her dearest friend.
A dispatch from Canea, Crete, says
T w o weeks ago this love m « changed
another Greek
vessel, loaded w ith M e n , W o m e n a n d C h i l d r e n T u r n e d O u t to bate, for Mrs. Gaines discovered
monitions and provisions for the insur
to F i g h t « h e F l a m e s —O r i g i n a t e d
that her husband’ s affections bad been
gents, has been seized by the Tnrkish
won by the w idow .
Mrs. Gaines
in a L a m p E x p l o d i n g .
officials.
The
French
gnardships
learned yesterday that her husband and
started for Valova w ith (7,500 to pay
Hope, Idaho, June 16.— A fire broks Mrs. Gresham had planned a m eeting
the ransom of tw o French ladies recent out here this afternoon about 8:50, at the latter’ s home. Taking her hus
ly captured near that place by the originating in the Northern PaoiflO band's razor, the young w ife went to
brigands.
i..a m laundry, owned by the dining the w id o w ’s home and found the
car department. The town is built on oouple together. Gaines fled, and his
T h e H eat W a s T e rrib le .
the mountain side, aud in a few mo w ile sprang upon her rival, using the
A special from Bombay says the ments, the flames spread to the build
razor w ith aw ful effect. Mrs. Gresh
British second-class, twin-screw Bona- ings on Main street and Railroad ave
am picked up a hammer and defended
venture, the flagship of the East Indian nue.
Although men,
women and herself as best she coold, dealing Mrs.
squadron, flying the flag o f R ear-A d children turned out and fought the fire,
Gaines blow after blow on the head.
m iral Edmund Drummond, lost seven but few huildiugs west and north of
F in a lly
Mrs. G aine's reached her
ty men by sunstroke on a voyage from the laundry were saved for a district
riv a l's throat w ith the razor, severing
Colombo to Pondicherry.
over a block.
the jugular vein and causing almost
The Pend de’ O rielle hotel, owned by instant death. Neighbors who came in
R eorgan ization of tha N o rthern.
E. Wanemaker, was one of the first found Mrs. Gaines unconscious beBide
There is much discussion in N ew
buildings destroyed. His large gen her rival.
An examination showed
York among those concerned in the re
eral merchandise store, the town hall, [ that the blows from the hammer had
organization of the Northern Pacific,
warehouse, butcher shop, and a build fractured her skull. Both women came
aB to the form of charter the company
ing occupied by Mrs. M ills as a dress from good fam ilies, and both were
is to have or whether it is advisable to
m aking parlor and residence, burued.
foreclose the property at present, in Thet next was a small building used noted for their beauty.
view of the fact that the preaent con
A n o th er F a ta l Affray.
by N. G. Sisson as a warehouse. N ext
gress has failed to g iv e the oompany to this building was the Examiner
Birm ingham , A la ., June 17.— M on
a new charter.
printing otfice of J. W . Settle. Black's roe Jackson and J. W . Vest, prominent
tailor shop, the Odd F ellow s’ hall, A. Populists, had an affray at H artzelle,
A Throe T im e» M u rderer H an ged .
John Craig, a three times murderer, O. U. W ., O. R. C., and K. O. T. M . A la ., last night, whiob resulted in the
was hanged in Folsom prison. There were destroyed, a Bible and a small death o f both. The trouble occurred
stand being a ll that was saved.
over a political argument and they
could not have been a more perfect
Dr. Martin lost all his stock of drugs, fongbt w ith knives and pistols. Jack-
execntion it is said. The condemned
man was completely resigned to his m en’ s furnishing goods, notions, eto., son lesves a w idow and ten children.
fate, and walked to the gallow s as together w ith a ll his household ami Vest leaves a w idow and six children.
kitchen furniture.
cooly as though going to a wedding.
N E W S T Y L E O F W A R S H IP .
N. G. Sisson, proprietor of a large
merchandise
store,
lost buildings,
A Fatal Fire.
A t a fire in a tenement house in household goods and kitchon furniture, O f f ic i a l R e p o r t o f t h e B o a r d o f B a t t l e
sh ip Batteries.
Pittsburg, Pa.,
Mrs. Zoneshbondia 1 and almost everything in the store.
Garbeiz, aged 74, was killed by jum p The T w in W o C o., merchants, lost a
Washington, Jane 16.— The report
ing from a window. Frank Garbeis, large two-story building, merchand'se, I of the board of batteries en battleships,
aged 5, was snffooated to death. L o t eto. O. C. Smith lost his residence, a of which Adm iral W alker is president,
tie Garbeis, aged 13, was internally lodging-house, a tenement bouse and a has been handed to the navy depart
hurt and may die.
Frank Garbeis building occupied by Chinese as a ment. The report shows that
the
was badly horned.
T h e fire was gam bling and lodging-houset.
board considered, w ith much care and
Am ong the buildings and contents in great detail, the whole subject fo
caused by the explosion of a barrel of
destroyed were the steam laundry, battleships. As a result of this invest
oil.
Mrs. H ead’s lodging-house, J. C. Mo- igation it recommenda a slightly differ-
T lieir Co urage F a iled T hem «
D ou gall’ s residence, W . J. P ilin g 's ent ship w ith a somewhat different ar
F orty m iles east o f Charleston, W . residence, Ed G inn's residence, Perry
rangement of battery from any hereto
V a., masked men boarded an express M organ’ s rsidence, C. T. M cElvaney’ s fore built.
W h ile speaking very fa
train at m idnight and orawled over residence, several small shacks and a
vorably of the superimposed turret, as
the engine tender into the cab w ith section-house.
V ery little furuiture designed for the Kearsage and the K en
revolvers drawn. The engineer stopped was saved from any of these buildings. tucky, the board does not recommend
the train. He was commanded to out
The residences on Highland avenue, installing more turreta of this descrip
loose the express car. This was done.
owned by T. F. Roby, Conductor tion until experiments w ith the tw o
The passengers were awakened and the lojuiun, Rev. Mr. Roth, Firem an Han ships named have demonstrated their
lights were extinguished. A fte r ten son and M ísb French, were destroyed, utility.
The bull reoommended for
minutes
work, the bandits became w ith most of their contents. A l l of the ship is like that of the Kearsage
frightened, and escaped to the moun the type, job presses, stationery and and Kentucky, but so modified as to be
tains.
some of the household goods iu the sim ilar in many respeots to the Iowa.
Exam iner office were saved.
The main battery recommended is com
T o F lo a t the I n d e b t e d n e »».
One hundred thousand dollars w ill posed o f four 13-inob and fourteen 6-
A member of one of the largest hank
in g honses in Honolulu is in this conn- not cove the loss. G iant powder was inch guns, so arranged as to fire tw o
try for the purpose o f interesting cap used to good advantage in blow ing np 18-inoh and four 6-inch guns directly
italists in the refunding o f the H a several small buildings, thus stopping ahead, tw o 13-inch and tw o 6-inch di-
reotly astern, and four 13-inoh and
waiian
government’ s
indebtedness. the ravages o f the flames.
seven 6-inoh in broadside. It is be
The government has (3,096,000 of
T o P r e v e n t Collisions.
lieved by the department that the ship
bonds draw ing 0 per cent interest out
Washington, June 15.— The presi outlined sb above w ill be an im prove
standing at present, which it is pro
posed to pay and issue in th eir stead dent having approved the act passed by ment on any yet built in this country.
The secretary of the navy has ap
bond ■ draw ing interest at the rate of 4 congress at the instance of the A m e ri
can delegates to the international m ar proved the general features of the re
per cent.
itim e conference, relative to the pre port of the hoard, and directed that the
H i s D e a t h a M y s te r y #
vention of collisions at sea, the state plans be taken np without delay. The
The body of a man w ith his bead department has taken steps promptly secretary has already decided upon all
split open, was discovered floating in to acquaint the British government prelim inary stepB.
the Columbia river near W a lla ce’ s w ith the fact that the amendments to
A B o y 's A w f u l Crime.
island. It is not known how he was rules suggested by it have been made,
Roseburg, Or., June 17.— James D ix
and it iB hoped there w ill be no delay
killed.
on, the 18-year-old son o f J. R. Dixon,
in putting the rules into operation by
F a i l e d to F l y F l a g * .
a wealthy and h igh ly respected farmer
proclamation. The acceptance of tha
liv in g north of Umpqua, shot and
The trustees o f the university o f I l l i
changes by a third m aritim e power is
killed Charles Rice, aged 35, a son of
nois were arrested in Champaign and
necessary to the inauguration of the
Mrs. Jane Strader.
held in (300 bail to answer to the
rnles, but as Germany in A p ril 1894,
The affair occurred at a baseball
grand jury the charge o f fa ilin g to fly
brought forward the Eame propositions game, at Blakesleys, fifteen m iles east
the flags from a ll nniveristy buildings
as those recently ratified, no doubt is of Roseburg yesterday afternoon. The
Governor A ltg e ld is a member of the
entertained o f that oountry’ a adher im mediate canse of the shooting was
board.
ence.
trouble over the ball game.
0.R.&N.
E. McNUlL, Receiver.
TOWN OF HOPE BURNED
payment o f a fine of £35,000 each, or
in default, fifteen years' banishment.
O u t r a g e s on C u b a n W o m e n .
S u i t A g a i n s t B a k e r Cit y.
K ey West, F la .,
June
16.— A a
Am erican citizen, w ritin g to a friend
here, gives an account of outrages per
petrated on Cuban women, who obeyed
W e y le r’s order requiring them to pre
sent themselves at the Spanish fortress
and camps. He was an eyewitness of
one o f the onrtages. Recently Senorita
M artinez and her 15-year old daughter
appeared at a Spanish camp.
A fte r
addressing insulting remarks to them,
the officer in command tore the cloth
in g from the g ir l and exposed her to
the soldiers. Then, at the point o f tha
bayonet, the nnde g irl was foroed to
march in front of the column of troops.
T o escape dishonor by the Spaniards,
hundreds of Cnban women are join ing
the insurgent army.
Portland, Or., June 16.— C. G old
smith, o f this city, has opened anit
against Baker C ity, claim ing to be the
bolder o f (3,403 worth of warrants is
sued in 1891, said warrants have been
presented to the city treasurer for pay
ment, whioh was refused. The in ter
est on the warrants for five years since
they became due makes the whole sum
miked for (3,300.
M ilton Smith is a t
torney for plaintiff, and the case w ill
be brought before the June term of the
oircuit oourt. The oity has entered a
demurrer to the oomplatnt on the
ground that it does not allege facta
sufficient to constitute a cause.
D r o w n e d In H a n g m a n C r e e k .
Spokane, Wash., June 16 — John
K ille d H is B roth e r-in -la w .
Brannan, aged 31, unmarried, was
Ben Dice, a rancher liv in g on the
drowned in Hangman creek,
near
A id for A r m e n ia n Orphans.
T u le river, twenty m iles southeast of
W a verly, Saturday.
W ith two com
London,
June
16.—
A
dispatch
to
the
Visalia, C al., killed his brother-in-law,
panions, he had been shooting fish w ith
Grant Smith. They quarreled about Chronicle from Constantinople reports dynamite. The sport was slow, aud
that
an
Am
erican
lady
from
Marash
water in an irrigatin g ditch, and Dice's
Brannan. we it swim m ing in intensely
w ife attempted to remove the dam in makes the fo llo w in g statement; “ H av cold water. He was seized with cramps
ing made arrangements w ith charitable and waa drowned. H is companions,
the ditch on Sm ith’ s place.
persons at Constantinople for homes unable to swim, ooold not reach him.
The once beautiful little Tillage of
and education for eighty orphans 'S The body waa recovered.
U n i v e r s i t y R io t .
Lake C ity, C a l., at the head o f Sur
Three thousand Harvard men. en Marash and Cnrfa, I am prepared to
A H ospital B urn ed.
prise valley, in Modoc county, is a
bring them to Constantinople.
The
scene of devastation, ruin and disaster. couraged by the phenomenal event o f a Turkish authorities absolutely refused
Santa Fe, N. M., June 17.— S t V in
Harvard victory, fought 100 polioemen
W h at was once a brisk and liv e ly bnrg
to allow them to leave. It was only cent’ s sanitarium, conducted by the
of 300 inhabitants w ith neat end cosy in the streets of bistorio old Cam w ith the greatest difficulty that I ob Siaters o f Charity, burned last n ig h t
bridge.
It
was
the
biggest
riot
that
dwellings is now but a vista of wangled
The hospital annex was gutted. The
Many tained permisaion to bring my own
wreckage, nearly every building in the university has ever seen.
lost is (100,000; inaurance. (8,000.
children,
as
the
officials
said
that,
be
town being w h olly or p artially de students snd polioemen were injured ing born in Turkey, thay were Turkish Both institutions were crowded w ith
in
the
melee,
hut
the
bluecoata
finally
molished.
It was struck by a water
patients and guests, but there were no
came out victorious and the students although their parents were A m eri
spout— a veritable water cyclone.
fatalities.
cans. "
were locked np.
A C a t In E x r n r t i o n
Chicago.— The Union Paciflo Com
pany has given notioe that it intends
to ignore the action of the other trans
continental and Western roads in de
clinin g to make a reduced rate for the
Utah schoolteacher«, who are anxious
to come East to spend their vacation.
It w ill take independent action in the
matter, and w ill make a one-fare for
the round trip for the teachers.
New
Shah
enthroned.
Teheran, Persia.— M ntaffer Eddin,
the new shah of Persia, has been form-
s llj enthroned.
A B rutal M urder.
In a drunken rage John W o lter, of
Chicago, made an unsuccessful attempt
to k ill his w ife.
He then shot and
killed one stepdaughter and wounded
another so seriously that she may die.
Mrs. W olter is ¿oasessed o f property
valued at (2.J0L, left by her first hus
band.
It seems to have been W o lte r’a
purpose to get control of it.
B eing un
able to m<Ye « - y headway in this d i
rection. be became dissatisfied and be
a m drinking to excess and was under
the influence o f liquor when he com
m itted the assault upon hia w ife and
stepchildren.
T h « G rasshopper
P lague.
South Bend, Ind., June 16.— Grass
hoppers are doing immense damage in
portions of this county.
Alexander
Smith, of Center township, has eighty
acres of wheat from which every blade
has been eaten up entire, aa w ell aa
fifteen acres o f potatoes and a U rge
field of oats.
N iles,
Mich., June 16.— Reports
from peppermint-growers in all parts
o f Southwestern M ichigan say that
grasshoppers are doing great Injury to
the crop. The yield of oil w ill b* oon-
sMsrably iaea than last yaag.
B i s H a n . on S h o r t N o t l r e .
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NO. 30.
NATIONAL FINANCES
Appropriations
Authorized
by Congress.
THE TREASURY
Jo int
Statem ent
Cannou
aud
GRAPHIC
Ml H l M ' l t l K T I O * K A T I N i
i One Year
1
Mouth»
i Three Moutha.
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Advertt-lng Hilla Collected Monthly*
C H U R C H NOTICES.
NEW BERG
IS CRITICISED
Made
by
Chairm an
ex-C h alrm an
Sayres o f Texas.
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91 ñü
76
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Mnbacrlptlon P riée Payable 1 » v a r i
ably In Ativan«***
Addreaa, G raphic , Newberg, Oregon.
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
The business for June thus far has
not been large, and iu gome lines the
improvement expected has not m aterial
ized. In a ll classes, from the manu
facturer down to the consumer, there
is a disposition to sail very close to the
wind, aud purchases are lim ited to ac
tual necessities. The shipment o f a
considerable quantity of butter to C a li
fornia had had a good effect on the
market here, aud, w h ile the price has not
advanced, the market is steadier. The
wool market remains qiuet.
W h e a t M arket.
There is com paratively nothing do
Washington, June 1 3 .— Chairman
A few
Cannon, of the appropriations com m it ing in the local wheat market.
tee, and ex-Chairinau Sayres, today ships are loading, but there is still
made publio a join t statement concern quite an amount of wheat in the bauds
ing the expenditures authorized by this of the grower, Quotations are; W alla
congress.
T ota l appropriations, in W alla, 51 to 62c; V alley, 53 to 54o.
cluding permanent annual appropria
Prod uce Market.
tions, are (515,759,830. Mr. Cannon’ s
F loor — Portland. Salem. Cascadiaand
statement begins:
■ Davton, are quoted at (3.85 per barrel;
“ The appropriations charged to this ! Golddrop, (2.95: Snowflake, (3.20; Ben-
congress include (119,054,160 under i ton county, (2.85: graham, (2.50; super-
permanent laws, o f which am >unt I fine, (2.25.
O ats — Good white are quoted weak, at
(50,000,000 is for sinking fund aud
(30,500,000 for interest on the public 27c; milling, 28(3 30c; gray, 27(228:.
: Dolled oats are quoted as follows : Bags,
debt, or (3,356,614.40 more than was
$4.25(36.25; barrels, (4.5U(«7.00; cases,
included at the last session of congress (3.75.
in the statements of appropriations,
H a t — Tim othy, (9.00 per to n ; cheat,
and is on account of the increase of (6.00; clover, (6(37; oat, (5 @ 6.f 0; wheat,
(163,315,400 in the bonded indebted ( 5.50@6.50.
B a k l k y —Feed barley, (13.50 per ton;
ness of the country by the present ad-
m inistartion to February, 1895, inter brewing, (15(316.
M illstufys — Bran. (14.50; shorte,
set and sinking fund charges on aacount
(15.50; middlings, (18@20; rye, 92)sc
of the latter bond issues of (100,000,-
per cental.
000 in February, 1896, amounting to
BerraH— Kancv creamery is quoted at
(4,400,000, not being included in the
25c; fancy dairy, 20c; lair to good,
estimates of permanent appropriations. l e e ; common, 12^0 per roll.
The increase in the principal of the in
P otato « « — Burbanks. 60(a57>ec Per
terest-bearing debt under the present sack; Garnet Cliiles, 60(367,‘ae; Early
administration amounts to (363,315,- Rose, 50c; new. (1.40 per sack ; sweets,
400, which entails an annual interest best, 4> j @ 5>2C per pound.
O nions — N ew, (1.00 per saca.
charge of (11,493,616, and to meet the
P o ultry —Chickens, hens, (3.50 per
sinking fund obligations, the further
dozen; mixed. (3.00(^3.25 per dozen;
sum of (3,633,164.
ducks, (5.00(36; geese, (5.00; turkeye,
“ The regular annual bills, including live, 12,^0 per pound; dressed 15(3l7o.
the deficiency b ill, as passed by the
Eons— Oregon, 10c per dozen.
bonse, made a reduction in the total
C hkesk — Oregon
lull
cream, 10c
estimates submitted by the executive of per pound; halt cream, 9> rc ; skim, 4(3
(36,983,191; they were increased by o c ; Young America, 10c.
T ropical F r u it — Calilornia lemons,
the senate (33,930,423, and as they
$3.00@4.00; choice. (3.00(33.50; Sicily,
became laws, they appropriated (10,-
(6.60; bananas, (1.75(33.00 per bunch;
636,624 less than as passed by the sen California navels. (3.25(33.50 per b o x ;
ate; (13,383,818 more than as they pineapples, (6(36.50 per dozen.
passed the house, and (13,374,373 less
O regon V kortablkn — Cabbage, lc
than the estimated requirements of the per lb ; garlic, new, 10c per pound;
administration.
artichokes, 35c per dozen; spiouts. 5c
“ The regnlar appropriation!, includ per pound ; cauliflower, (2.75 per crate,
ing deficiencies, made at the last ses ;H)c § (1 per dozen ; hothouse lettuce, 40c
sion of congress, amounted to (383,- per dozen.
F bksh F ruit — P ears. W inter Nellis,
636,896, and it included no river and
(1.50 per b o x ;
cranberries, (9 per
harbor bill.
Excluding the river and
barrel: fancy applee, (1(31.50; common,
harbor act passed at thiB session, the 50@75c per box.
regular annual bills, as passed by the
D bikd F ruits — Apples, evaporated,
house, appropriated only (373,570,082, bleached, 4@4>£c; sun-dried, 3>j@4c;
or more than (10,000,000 less than was pears, sun ami evaporated. 5(36c plums,
pitleBB, 3(34c; prunes, 3<ft5 per pound.
appropriated by the laat congress.”
W ool — Valiev. 9c, per pound; East
Mr. Cannon oriticises the treasury
department because it has expended ern Oregon, 5@7c.
H ops — Choice, Oregon
2(o,3o per
(7,377,440 for the present year in col
pound; medium, neglected.
lecting the revenues from customs esti
N u ts — Almonds, soft shell, 9(311c
mated at (165,000,000.
per pound; paper shell, 10@12>sc ; new
The billa establishing salaries in crop California walnuts, soft shell,
stead o f the fee system for officers of U (3 1 2 )tc; standard walnuts, 12(313c;
the United States oourts, he says, w ill Italian chesuuts, 12‘2 (3 14c; pecans,
save (1,000,000 annually, and m inim ize 13(316c; Brazils, 12)^@13c; filberts,
I2>s@14c; peanuts, raw, faucy, 6(37c;
frivolona and malicious prosecution.
roasted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8(3 10c; co-
Espeoial attention is culled to the fact coanuts, 90c per dozen.
that congress made no increase of sal
P rovisions — E astern bams, medium,
aries of employes in the government de
per pound; hauie, picnic,
partments. The fo llo w in g table of ap f>2c ; breakfast
bacon 10>2<310,!4c;
hort
clear
sides. 8>„@9c; dry Balt
propriations is given;
F ifty-first congress. (988,417,183.84; udee, 7 'v 3 8 c ; dried beef hams, 12
fifty-second oongress,(1,037,124,547.92; (313c; lard, compound, in tins. 7%;
lard, pure, in tins, 9>*@10c; pigs’ feet,
fifty-third congress, (989,339,205.69;
80s, (3.60; pigs’ feet, 40s, (3.26; kits,
fifty-fonrth oongress (first session), (1.25. Oregon smoked bams, 10?4c per
(515,769,820.49.
pound; pickled hams, 8>tjc; boneiess
Mr. Sayre«, in his statement, says of hams, 7tj,c; bacon, 10%c; dry ealt sides,
6,l^c;lard,
6-pound pails, 7^gC; 10s, 7>sc;
the total appropriations of the session;
5os, 7>4e ; tierces, 7c. Country meats
“ This suta exceeds the appropria sell at prices according to grade.
tions during the last session of the
H iuks .— Dry hides, butcher, sound,
fifty-third congress by (18,761,399. per pound, I l ( 312c ; dry kip and calf
and those of the first regular session of skin, 10(311c; culls, 3c less; salted, 60
ibe and over, 6 c; 60 to 60 lbs, 4(34t£c;
thHt congress by (23,633,557.
40 and 60, 4c; kip and veal skins.
" I t is less than the appropriations 10 to 30 ibs, 4c; caliekin, sound, 3
by the second session of the fltty-second to 10 lba, 6c; green, unsalted, lc
congress by only (3,744,538, although
ess; culls, l-2c lesB ; sheepskins, shear
ings, 10(316c; short wool, 20330c;
at the latter session (39,353,494 more
was appropriated for pensions than at medium, 30(fi40c; long wool, 60(370c.
this session.
It is more than those by
M erchandise Market.
the first session of the fifty-first con
S a l m o n — Columbia, river No. I. tails,
gress by (31,303,571, »n d (35,464,040 (1.25(31.60; No. 2. tabs. (2.25(32.60;
less than the appropriations of the sec fancy, No. 1, fiats, (1.75(31.85; Alaska,
ond session o f the fifty-first oongress. No. 1, tails, (1.20(31.30; No. 2, tails, (1.90
" T h e appropriations made by the (32.25.
B rans —Smalt white. No. 1, 2c per
second session of the fifty-first congress
exceeded those made at the first session pound; butter, 3c; bayou, l j 4c; Lima,
4c,
of the same oongress by (46,676.613,
C oruaqs — M anilla rope, D^-inch, is
or nearly 10 per oent.
I f the same quoted at 8 '4c, and 8isal,6)4c per pound.
proportion should be made at the next
S uqar — Golden C, 5 '4C; extra C, 6>gc;
session, then the appropriations w ill dry granulated, 6 }t c ; cube crushed and
powdered, 6 '4c per pound; >4c per pound
not be less '.ban (565,000,000.”
discount on all grades lor prom pt cash ;
Contracts authorized by this session
half barrels. Vic more than b arrels;
he estimates as follow s;
maple sugar. 16(316c per pound.
Rivera and harbora, (69.616,404;
C o rra a —Coata Rica, 20(323t i c ; Rio, 20
pnblic buildings, lighthouse and reve (3 22c;
Salvador,
lg(322c; Mocha,
nue-cotter service, (1,406,000; defenses 27@31c; Padang Java, 30c: Pal era hang
326c ; Ar-
and armament, (4,196,076; new war- Java, 26<328c; l-ahat Java,
ships, (12,900,000; District o f Colum buckle’s Mokaska and Lion. (20.30 per
100-pound case; Columbia, $20.30 per
bia. (135,000; total. (78,241,400.
100-pound case.
He says the total expenditure« in one
R ica— Inland, >3.50(34 per sack; Ja
fiscal year have never been so great, pan, (3.75(34.
except daring the war, and exceed the
C o al — Steady; domestic, (5.00<37.60
estimated valuation of property in any per ton; foreign, (8.50(311.00.
one of the South A tlan tic state#
M eat Market.
Q n a r r y m e n Strike.
B « « r — Gross, top steers, (3.25; cows,
Berea, O., June 16.— Four hundred $2.25(32.50; dressed beef, 4(35)aC per
qnarrymen at the quarries o f the C leve pound.
M utton — Gross, best sheep, wethers,
land Stone Company, «truck today.
They demanded that all nonunion men (3.00; ewes, (1.50(32.75; dressed mat-
ton.
5c per pound.
he diaebarged, and that several union
V bal — Groes, small, 4>*e; large, 3(3
men, who recently were dismissed, he
3)%c per pound.
reinstated.
The strikers have taken
Hoos— Gross, choice, heavy, (3.00 3
possession o f a ll loaded cars and refuse 3.25; light and feeders, (2.50 32.75;
to perim t them to be moved.
dressed, 3){(3 4 c per po ind.
Bate for t h . F lk » ' C n n n t l M .
SA N F R A N C I S C O M A R K E T S .
Pittsburg, June 16.— The Carnegie
Chicago, June 16.— The roada of the
people have decided to build an addi central passenger
oommittee
have
F locb — Net cash p rice«: Fam ily ra-
tion to their works, coating at least agreed to a rate o f one fare for the
(1,000,000. The new plant w ill be round trip for the m eeting of the Order traa, (3.75(13.85 per barrel; baker«’ ex
tras, »3.55(33.65; superfine. $2.85(33 00.
for the rapid construction of heavy of Elks, which w ill be held in C incin
B abi . « y — Feed, (air to good, 71J4C;
ordnance.
nati, July 7-9.
choice. 73}4 c ; brewing. 86'^c.
W h jat — Shipping. No. 1, (1.07)^;
S t John’ s, S. F J u n e IS.— L ie u
B ln c k lh t ls g F orb id den .
choice. $1.10; m illing. (1.171*( i 1.22V
tenant Peary arrived today on the
O ats — M illing, 75£82)*c; surprise,
Albuquerque, N . M ., June 16.—
steamer Portia, from N ew York, seek Judge C ollier, of the United States 90®P6; fancy feed, 82<*087W; good to
to *••«. W
ing a whaler to oonvey him w ith a court, today issued an order to the re choice. '6ki8tV;
scientific expedition to Greenland
It ceiver o f the A tla n tic A Pacfiic railw ay 72’* c ; gray. 7 2 * (9-0-
P otato aa— Sw-eta (2 .V )«2 .7 5 ; Bar-
ia expected be w ill have great difficulty forbidding the blacklisting o f A m e ri
in obtaining a suitable ship.
He re- can R a ilw a y Union men who partici banks, Oregon. 66@W>.:.
H ops — Quotable at 2 (3 3c per pound.
tu n a to N ew Y ork tomorrow,
pated in tha strike tw o ysara i t s
Owioas— New, 25 330 per aaclL