Scio Weekly Press.
FIREMEN’3
The
Action
STAND.
of Syihpath.etlo
Denounced.
Strikers
WAR ON THE TRUSTS.
DRIED FRUII TRADE.
War Between the Fruit Dealers and the
Horticulturists-
WITH SPAIN.
THE
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Wheat Market.
The local wheat market is reported
very quiet, “and dealers quoted prices as
follows: Valley, 75c per cental; Walla
Walla, 65@67Xc per cental.
SALTINC THE BUTTER.
H arrisburg , ’ September 22. — The
S an F rancisco , Sept»m^er 22-—There
'
Minister Instructed
Brotherhood of Firemen elected the fol­ Judgment ot Ouster Against is a block in the dried lru*t tra^e> which Spanish
All Depends on the Taste of
OREGON lowing officers to-day : Grand Secre­
SCIO
should
be
in
full
activity
at
this
time.
A
to Open Negotiations.
the Whisky Combine.
the Customers.
tary and Treasurer, Frank W. Arnold,
large section of growersare holding out
Produce Market.
Terre Haute, Ind. ; Grand Executive
for better prices than ru^e
the ®an
F lour — Portland, Salem, Cascadia
Board, E. A. Ball, Stratford, Ont., Chair­ THE DEFENDANT WILL APPEAL Francisco market, and to the perplexity A FAIR UNDERSTANDING NEEDED and Dayton, $2.40 per barrel; Walla ,
of the commission merchants telegraph
Walla, $2.85; Golddrop, $2.75; Snow­ EVIL EFFECT OF INFERIOR SALT
man ; H. N. Lamb, Garrett, Ind., Secre­
orders
are
being
received
from
the
East
flake,
$2.45; graham, $2.15@2.40; super­
tary; J. D. Byrne, Portland, Or.; J. D.
/
!
at figures that will not permit of their
fine, $2.
May, Halstead, Pa., and Asa Dillon, If the Decision, is Sustained, It "Will End being filled. This condition of affairs He Says Our Trade With tlie Spanish
O ats —The market is quiet and weak- . Question Involved in Some Difficulty
Great Naval Battle Off the Ellis, Kan.
figures ; No. 1 white feed oats at 30c
the Corporate Existence of the De­ has produced a tension between the fruit
Antilles Will Average Twenty Mill- at
J
When a Definite Answer is Required
dealers and the horticulturists, which
on track, and good winter gray from 25
The
convention
adopted
a
series
of
reso
­
fendant
—
What
Assistant
Attorney-
ions
a
Year
—
Hopeful
of
Accomplish
­
Mouth of Yalu River.
as to the Exact Amount of Salt to a
has
led
to
an
acrimonious
discussion
be
­
@28c.
Rolled
oats
are
quoted
as
follows
:
lutions denouncing the action of those
General Schofield Says About It.
ing Reciprocal Trade Relations.
tween the Fruit Produce Exchange and
Pound of Butter«
Bags,
$
5.75@6.00
;
barrels,
$
6.00@6.25
;
members who struck through sympathy
the
California
Fruit
Exchange,
repre
­
cases,
$3.75.
C hicago , September 20.—Judge Gib­
W ashington , September 22.—Senor
with the Pullman strikers ; pledged the
The question of salting butter is in­
the opposing interests. Accusa­
B arley —Feed barley is quoted at 65c
AN ADMIRAL REPORTED KILLED brotherhood to hereafter abide by all its bons to-day sustained the demurrer to senting
tions of depressing the Eastern markets Maragua, the Spanish Minister, author­ per cental as thè extreme. Brewing is volved in some difficulty when a definite
agreements to await the action of the the amended pleas of the Whisky Trust ior the purpose of speculation are made izes the following statement as to recent worth 80c per cental, according to qual­
answer is required as to the exact amount
Grand Lodge officers before going on
to information in quo warranto filed by against the city merchants, while they cable reports that Spain had instructed ity.
strike;
protested
against
other
labor
or
­
Tlie Ironclad Cliin ¥uen and Another
charge that the policy pursued by the
M illstuffs —Bran, $13; shorts, $13; of salt to a pound of butter. All of
ganizations on strike attempting to in­ Attorney-General Maloney, and di­ country element is bringing disaster on him to open negotiations for a new com­ chop
feed, $15@17; middlings, none in which depends on the taste of the cus­
Chinese Warship Sunk and the Jap­ duce the members of the brotherhood to
rected the Attorney-General to prepare the industry. This lamentable condi­ mercial treaty:
market;
chicken wheat, 60@65c per tomers. One customer likes as much as
anese Lost Three Vessels — Colonel join them through sympathy; declared
tion of affairs is well known east of the
“ Since the reciprocity arrangements cental.
one and a half ounces to the pound, while •
against the position of Vice-Grand Mas­ a judgment of ouster against the trust. mountains, and is being taken advan­
-w Von Hann eken Reported Killed.
H ay —Good, $10@ll per ton.
a brisk trade has been carried on be­
another desires no more than a half an
ter Hanrahan in the Pullman strike in The decision is on formal matters left tage of by orders.
B
utter
—
Fancy
creamery,
25@27J^c
S hanghai , September 19.—A naval advising members not to go to work with unsettled by the main decision three
tween the United States and Cuba and per pound ; fancy dairy, 20@22%c ; fair ounce. Then there is the question of
The
growers
tins
season
are
in
a
meas
­
engagement has taken place off the non-union men, and approved that of months ago. Defendant will appeal. If ure independent of the San Francisco Porto Rico composed principally of farm to good, 15@17J£c; common, 12^c.
the manner in which the salt is added,
mouth of the Yalu river, where a Chi­ Grand Master Sargent and other Grand the. decision is sustained, it will end the fruit houses. Bj the formation of local products, which runs up into the mill­
C heese —' Oregon fair,. 8@10c per whether in a dry state or in the form of
Lodge officers. The convention reduced
nese squadron was covering the landing the salary of Vice-Grand Master Hanra­ corporate existence of the defendant. exchanges they Save been able to obtain ions, say an average of $22,000,000 yearly pound ; fancy, 10@12%c ; young America, brine.
of a large force. The landing was ef­ han from $3,500 to $2,500 yearly ; $12,000 The Attorney-General will prepare the advances from the country banks, which for American exports. It is as much in 10@llc; Swiss, imported, 30@32c; do­
This is a point on which many people
they are not called upon to pay at once,
mestic, 14@15c.
fected, but in the meantime the Japan­ was voted for the relief of the firemen, judgment of ouster, as directed by the and they' threfen through the Cali­ the interest of the United States as of
O nions —Oregon, lc per pound ; yellow, differ. It is difficult to lay down a hard-
ese fleet attacked the squadron. In the who went out during the Lehigh Valley court. This will be entered, but the de­ fornia Fruit Etchange to deal directly Spain that the exchange of mutual com­ lj^c per pound.
and-fast rule, says an ex-dairy teacher in
who are still idle. After listen­ fendant’s appeal will operate to suspend with the brokfrs in Eastern towns at
P oultry —Old chickens are quoted London Dairy, as to the strength of
fighting that followed the Chinese iron­ strikes,
modities should not collapse. The Ameri­
ing to a speech from Debs the conven­ it,
and nothing definite will result until higher prices han are quoted by the can sugar producers do not raise the from $3.00@3.50; young, $1.50@3 00; brine, when brine is used. In its use a
clad Chin Yuen was sunk by the fire of tion adjourned finally to meet two years
the Supreme Court passes on the same. Fruit Produce ’xchange. In the Santa tenth part of the home consumption, Young ducks are nominal at $2.00@3.00. dairy maid ought to make the brine of
■tYxei attacking fleet. The Yong Wei, he- hence at Galveston, Tex.
The proceedings to-day end the case in Clara Valley, Vcatnlle and Winters dis- and struggle besides under the disad­ There is some demand for fat young the strength best calculated to suit the
l i a nmiiq tftrttoitthinrM-w i imknn. in. a ir,
- the—lower courts. --Judge-Gibbons in tricta tliey
-their fruit in
at $6.50@7.00, and good turkeys market to which she sends the butter.
tempting to get out oi tne range oi tire
of climate, soil and price of geese
warehouses. Somja, "Napa and some vantages
making the final order, said:
Should only a very slightly salted butter
are in fair request at 15c per pound.
and in maneuvering -for a position was
labor.
Americans,
therefore,
need
our
E ggs —Fresh Oregon are firm àt 20^" be required, as for the TxmdonTT HUfltOfci ■
“The legal effect of the pleas is to of the Southern bun ties are, however, sugar, and their refining industries are
run aground. Another Chinese ship is Five Additional Dry Docks Will be
one pound of good salt to a gallon of
and cold storage stock at 17J^c.
admit the ownership and control of selling through th San Francisco mer-
Kecommended.
also reported to have been sunk. The
benefited by it, as well as the
V egetables - — Lima beans, 4c per water, left on the butter for about ten
eighty-one or more distilleries by the ! chants. It is statd at the California largely
Japanese are also reported to have sus­
W ashington , September 24.—Speak­ respondent, which up to the time of Fruit Exchange thit the policy pursued farming products, which find a ready pound; sweet potatoes, l%c per pound; minutes, will be sufficient; enough brine
tained a heavy loss, three of their vessels
market for their surplus in Cuba and
and wax beans, 1J^ @2c per pound ; should be used to cover the grains thor­
having been sunk by the fire from the ing of the additional need of dry docks their acquisition or absorption by it , by the local exchanges has been pushed Porto Rico. Everything points to the siring
cucumbers,
10@15c per dozen ; corn, 8@ oughly. As a general rule, a little less
were
owned
and
controlled
by
separate
•
too
far
and
may
leadto
loss.
The
recom-
for
the
navy,
it
was
stated
at
the
Navy
Chinese. Admiral Ting, Colonel von
necessity of a fair and equitable under­ 10c per dozen ; egg plant, 3@4c per pound ; brine than the quantity of cream put in
.
mendation
sent
otu
from
the
central
and
distinct
corporations.
It
is
not
the
Hanneken and other foreigners are re­ Department to-day that Commodore
standing, even if it should not assume green peppers, 6c per pound; garlic, 6c; the churn should be used. If a more
ported as having been killed during the Matthews, the present chief of the bu­ 1 wealth represented by. the capital stocks i body of the local exchanges was to sell . the formalities of a treaty.”
tomatoes; 25@40c per box ; Oregon cab­ fully salted butter be desired, the amount
i
the
lower
grades
of
fruits
at
current
of
a
corporation,
nor
the
value
of
its
attack. No estimates are made of the
'
Spain has already freed from duty all bage, lj^@2c per pound.
of salt to the gallon should be increased
reau
of
yards
and
docks,
will
in
hie
prices
and
to
hold
on
to
the
higher.
i
property,
which
brings
it
within
the
ban
losses by either side.
goods which left this country prior to
M elons —Watermelons are worth 75c > and allowed to remain a longer time on
forthcoming report recommend the con­ of outlawry, but it is the effect upon the Instead all kinds are being held for an 1 August 27 last, the date the new tariff
of from ! to 3 cents a pound, ac- took effect. Secretary Carlisle has de- @$1.75; cantaloupes, $1.25@1.50; nut­ • the grains of butter—say twenty min­
BATTLE OF PING YANG
struction of no less than five, one of the public, growing out of a combination of ' ! advance
utes to half an hour. I certainly con­
1 corporations or interests, the inevitable cording to the kind and quality of fruit. ‘ clined a like concession toward Cuban meg, $1.25.
F resh F ruit —Bartlett pears are about sider salting by means of brine the best,
Thousands of Chinese Prisoners to be number being at San Diego, Cal., and result of which, whether so intended or ■ The commission merchants say they sugar and other products shipped prior
another at Mare Island; and he also 1 not, is to govern the supply and regulate have been forced ii the absence of or­
done for this season and prices are method, if carried out with judgment.
Sent to Japan.
favors the enlargement of the one already the price of distilled spirits. In its con­ ders to become speculators to a certain to August 27, but landed in this country higher, quote 75c@$l per box ; grapes 25 I find there are many who have tried
L ondon , September 19.—The officials at the latter place. If the two new ones federated form it possesses a power and extent, They asset they have always after that day. This has created quite @50c per crate ; Oregon apples bring 50 brine and given it up because they fail
agitation in Cuba. So far as Cuba is @75c per box; Walla Walla peaches, 40 to get the butter sufficiently salt; and
of the Japanese legation here have re­ proposed are constructed and the one influence which no single corporation furnished advances t> the growers, stand­ an
now in use is enlarged, it is believed could wield. Its ramifications extend ing the interest andthe loss on rejection concerned, at least, the Spanish au­ @60c ; quinces, Oregon, 80c@$l ; quinces, on inquiry I generally find the butter is
ceived the following cable dispatch:
it is said, feel hopeful of ac­ California, $1.25 per large box.
churned "into lumps before brining.
these, with the new one on Puget Sound
goods on a falling market, ana their thorities,
“ Our army surrounded Ping Yang the that is approaching completion, will be into and their power is felt in every city of
complishing something in the line of T ropical F ruit —California lemons, Done in this way it is useless, as it
1 in the Union. Corporations may flourish wrath at being charged with thievery by reciprocal trade relations.
15th instant, and after severe fighting sufficient for the needs of the service for and expand, but competition and in­ a San Francisco paper knows no bounds.
$5.50@6.50; Sicily, $6.50@7.00; bananas, would be hours before the salt had
$2,50@3.50 per bunch ; Honolulu, $1.75@ penetrated to the center of each lump,
gained a great victory and captured the some time. As for San Diego, its harbor dividualism must neither be thwarted
SIGNALING WITH MIRRORS.
SOUTHERN DISAGREEMENT.
is
of
first
importance,
as
being
the
south
­
2.50; pineapples, Honolulu, $3.00@3.50; while the exterior would be too salt,
nor
crushed.
”
city. The number of the enemy killed,
failing to effect that uniformity which
ernmost one of the Pacific Coast, and'it
The Long-Distance Heliograph Record sugar loaf, $5.
Assistant
Attorney-General
Schofield
wounded and taken prisoners is immense. would also be convenient for vessels re­ said:
Another Effort to End the Southern Pa-*
P rovisions —Eastern hams, medium, should be the aim and object of all good
Broken.
ciflc and Atchison Differences.
The Japanese lost eleven officers and 260 turning from South and Central America
14@14Xc per pound ; large,—c; hams,pic­ buttermakers. On the other hand, if
“ If to-day’s decision is sustained, the
D enver , September 22.—Captain W. nic,11 @12c ; breakfast bacon 14^ @15^c ; the grains are no larger than wheat at
that need docking. As to the size of property of the Whisky Trust will, of
S an F rancisco ; September 22.—An­
soldiers, killed and wounded.”
docks, the Commodore will recom­ course, go first to the creditors, then to other effort is to be made to adjust the A. Glassford, chief signal officer of the short clear sides, 12^@13c; dry salt the time of brining, the salt will quickly
The British Minister at Tokio has these
mend that they all be of the largest the owners, but whether a receiver will
United States army, department of Col­ sides, ll@llj^c; dried beef hams, 14 penetrate, distributing it far more evenly
cabled the foreign office announcing the class
because of the tendency to increase be appointed, if ’the decision is sustained, differences of opinion that have so long orado, accompanied by Sergeants John @15c; lard, compound, in tins, 9J^@ than by dry salting, and also, in my
Japanese victory. A Central News Ping the size
10c; lard, pure, in tins, 12^@13c; pigs’ opinion, improving the color, flavor and
of ships. The beam of the Ore­ or some other means of distributing the interfered with the amicable relations
Yang dispatch, dated yesterday, says
and other vessels just completed ex­ property adopted I cannot say.”
between the Soutliern Pacific and the McGlone, James H. McLaughlin and feet, 80s, $5.50; pigs’ feet, 40s, $3.25; texture. Should the . dairymaid be
that 14,000 prisoners marched through gon
churning daily, and desires to be eco­
Atlantic and Pacific. Both companies William Bessell, arrived in Denver to­ kits, $1.25.
that place yesterday ; others are arriving hibits the tendency to increase the ca­
W ool — Valley, 7@9c, according to nomical, she can with safety, if the brine
have appointed representatives, who are day direct from the snow-clad heights of
UNITED STATES ARMY.
hourly, and will be shipped to Japan. pacity of vessels.
to meet for conference at El Paso next Mount Uncompahgre. With the assist­ quality; Umpqua, 7@9c; Eastern Ore­ be clear when drawn off, use it again for
The report that there are 50,000 Chinese
the next lot of butter—of course adding
'
.
The gentlemen authorized to ance of Sergeants Bartsh and Griffin, gon, 6@7c. ,
NEW 8TANDARD.
Why the Latest Order of General Scho­ week.
between Ping Yang and the Yalu river
H
ops —Dull and nominal at 4@7c, ac­ a little salt to make up for that incor­
speak
for
the
Southern
Pacific
—
J.
C.
field
Was
Withheld.
is discredited. The force around Ping
porated in the previous day’s butter.
Stubbs, T. H. Goodman and J. A. Fill­ stationed on Mount Ellen, they succeed­ cording to quality.
Yang was the flower of the army and The Old «• Em99 System of Measuring
W ashington , September 20.—It was more—left for the scene of their labors ed in breaking the world’s record for
The salt used should always be of the.
Type
Abolished«
really the only effective part. The China­
Meat Market.
best quality, either for dry salting or
perhaps with a view to the unexpected to-day. One of the main points of con­ long-distance heliograph signaling.
men composing the levies now made
B eef —Gross, top steers, $2.25@2.35 ; brining—though it is perhaps not quite
P hiladelphia , September 22.—A new execution of the plan for the concentra­ tention between the two corporations Among the congratulatory messages re­
have do idea of modern warfare. An­
fair to good steers, $2.00 ; cows, $1.75@ so important in the latter case. The
other Ping Yang dispatch says that im­ system of measuring the volume of type tion of troops and the reduction of a has been in regard to the* granting of ceived by Captain Glassford is one from 2.00; dressed beef, 3X@5c per pound.
use of inferior salt often spoils large
“
side
riders
”
to
through
passengers
Chief
Signal
Officer
A.
W.
Greeley
at
mense quantities of rifles and stores are was adopted by the United States Ty- number of army posts that the formal
’ M utton —Gross, best sheep wethers, quantities of butter placed on the mar­
Washington,
and
was
sent
by
heliograph
without
extra-
charge.
The
Atchison
stacked m the public squares. The Chi­ pothetæ of America last night. The order to give it effect was withheld until
ewes, $1.60@1.65; lambs, 2c per ket, which otherwise might have been of
and Topeka managers, who control the to Mount Uncompahgre from here. It $1.75;
nese prisoners are fairly well treated. matter was brought up in the conven­
pound; dressed mutton, 3%@4c; lambs, good quality. It is false economy to use
Atlantic
and
Pacific,
have
always
con
­
is
as
follows
:
They will be sent to Japan in batches of tion by President McFetridge, who Congress had adjourned and but few
“ Congratulations on the indefatigable 4c.H ogs —Gross, choice, heavy, $4.25@ so-called cheap salt, and especially as a
1,000 each.
Senators and Representatives remained tended that they propose to carry pas­
reliable brand is now so easily obtain­
The Shanghai correspondent of the pointed out the disadvantages of the in Washington. By the terms of the sengers from Chicago to San Francisco exertions and Bkillful arrangements 4 50; light and feeders, $4.00; dressed, 5 able.
whereby you have beaten _ the world’s
Pall Mall Gazette states the Japanese in present system of the “ em ” standard of order nine posts are abandoned. They around by and through Los Angeles in­ record
for long-distance heliograph sig­ @5^c per pound.
stead of by the most direct route. A
the attack on Ping Yang were enabled measure. The committee recommended
V eal —Dressed, small, 5c ; large, 3@4c
in the West, namely:
few
months
ago
the
Southern
Pacific
put
naling
by fifty-eight miles. The United
HOW TO THROW A BULL
—Hv-biALlia.iit. lymlivtoAMinK the night, the adoption of a. .system of measure­ are Fort
Marcv. N. M.: Fort Bowie, A. T.;
Statp.R has reason to congratulate itself per pound.
throughout wmcli tile Dattie lasted, to
T”? Mcjkiiioey,
! 1
1,-iericn.n
iftgenUlty
mill
ussill-*
standard
system
that
would
be
equitable
"
Iff
er
clx
an
elise
Bit
ar
fc
et.
Order
to Get at His Feet for Trim­
In
do great execution with their field guns
D.; Fort Supply, O. T.; Fort Mackinac,. ride from that city to San Francisco and uous exertions whereby its soldiers have
ming and Other Purposes«
The Ping Yang garrison numbered 20,- to both employe and employer. It is Mich., and Newport Barracks, Ky.
S
almon
.
—
Columbia,
river
No.
1,
tails,
then East by Sacramento without extra been enabled to transmit with a mirror
000. The Japanese are advancing on stated this system permitted the accu­
These-posts were much too numerous
A good method of casting a bull, in
The Atchison and Topeka folks of sixty-four square inches reflecting $1.25@1.60; No. 2, tails, $2.25@2.50;
Monkden. The correspondent adds it is rate measure of the work actually done, in Western States, causing an expendi­ charge.
declared that this was equivalent to a surface a message sixty-five miles farther fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.75@1.85; Alaska, order to get at his feet for trimming and
and
customers
could
be
made
to
under
­
reported Li Hung Chang has been de­
ture with regularity of large sums of cut of $4 in the through rate, and made than the famous Laurel-Mauritius line No. 1, tails, $1.20@1.30 ; No. 2, tails, $1.90
other purposes, by throwing is done
posed. Another Shanghai dispatch says stand that the use of broad-face type money by the garrisons and encouraging a corresponding, reduction. The South­ between
the Island of Mauritius and @2.25.
would
cost
more
than
narrow-faced.
R ice —Island, $6.25@6.50.
Chang has been deprived of his three­
quickly, easily and safely. The plan is
business generally. It was not supposed ern Pacific retaliated, and a rate war en­ Rivnion with its magnificent apparatus
eyed peacock feather because of his mis­ There is no intention of reducing wages. that they could be abandoned without sued that lasted for sometime to the det­ and mirror of 12,000 inches of reflecting
S alt —Liverpool, 50s, strong at $15.50 as follows:
management of the Corean campaign.
some opposition, and already a flood of riment of both companies. At length a surface. This record must stand unsur­ @16.
Put a halter on. Take a sound, ordi­
The Secretary of the Chinese legation
New Soutliern Line.
protests have begun to pour in upon the truce was struck, with the understand­ passed for many years, if not for all
C oal —Sales are slow and prices steady.
nary
cart rope; make a loop at one end
says with reference to the reported sui­
Domestic, $5.00@7.50 per ton ; foreign,
S an F rancisco , September 22.—The War Department; remonstrating against ing that the dispute should be referred
”
and pass it over the head, and let it rest
cide of Li Hung Chang that he received Chronicle will say: The Pacific Mail the changes in every case. General to representatives of the opposing sides. time.
$8.50@11.00.
The
officers
found
the
ascent
of
Mount
a message from Chang, dated Tien Tsin,
Schofield, who is acting as Secretary of In consonance with that agreement the Uncompahgre difficult, and suffered se­
C offee —Costa Rica, 22@23^c ; Rio, 20 close around the neck, low down, like a
to-day, in which he expressed fears the Company is to have a competitor from War, has to bear the brunt, but he is meeting at El Paso will be held next verely
@22c; Salvador, 21@21^c; Mocha, collar; bring the rope to the near side,
from
the
cold
while
there.
Chinese would have great difficulty in the Gulf of Tehuantepec to San Fran­ laying aside the papers until the return week.________
26j^@28c; Padang Java, 31c; Pàlembang pass it over the back part behind the
retaining Ping Yang.
SOMETHING MUST BE DONE. -
Java, 26@28c ; Lahat Java, 23@25c ; Ar­ shoulders, bring it underneath the chest,
cisco, and one which will prove a for­ of ‘ Secretary Lamont, who must pass
ADVICE FROM BLUEFIELDS.
The Central News says that after the midable rival to the old line for the upon them in the end.
buckle’s Columbia and Lion, $22.80 per and pass it under and then above the
rope, so as to make a loop' around the
first feeling of surprise at the Japanese Mexican trade. The franchise has been
Alaska May be an Expense Bather Than 100-pound case.
The Election Passed Off Quietly and No
THB HBRO OF HINCKLEY.
victory has worn off it is admitted by granted
a Source of Revenue.
B eans —Small white, No. 1, 3J^c per chest; carry the rope back, pass it over
by
the
Mexican
government,
Serious
Disturbance
Since.
experts who know the respective quali­
D enver , September 22.- —Joseph Mur­ pound ; No. 2, 4J£c ; large white, 3J^c ; the loins, and bring it- underneath the
in a few months at furthest the Engineer Root Gives His Money Reward
ties of the armies that the result is a and
N ew O rleans , September 23.—Advices ray, Fish Commissioner of Alaska, who pea, 3>£c ; butter, 3J^c ; bayou, 4Xc ; belly close to the flanks; make another
steamers
of
the
Compania
del
Ferro
Car-
loop as before and carry the rope straight
to the Fire Sufferers.
natural one. Marshal Yamagata, the ril Occidental de Mexico will run into
Lima, 4^c.
by the steamer John Wilson, which left
Japanese
commander-in-chief,
was San Francisco. Seven steamers will be
C ordage —Manilla rope, 1^-inch, is behind the animal; tighten up the loops,
M
inneapolis , September 20.—A num­ Bluefields September 15, say: The elec­ has just returned from a trip to that
trained in European schools, and the
quoted at 9^c, and Sisal, 7^c per one close to the elbows, the other close
on the line, which is an extension ber of prominent citizens of Minnesota, tion passed off quietly September 8, and country in company with Assistant Sec­ pound.
to the hind flanks.
other Japanese commanders and staff run
retary
Hamlin
of
the
Treasury
Depart
­
north
and
south
of
the
Occidental
Com
­
All being ready, instruct the man who
officers were similarly educated. The pany now operating between. Guaymas including Senator Washburn, E. A. Pills­ there has been no serious disturbance
W heat B ags —Calcuttas, cash, 5^c;
holds the halter-shank to pull forward,
best friends of the Chinese do not be­ and Manzanillo, in conjunction with a bury, Mayor Eustis, Rev. Wayland Hoyt recently. General Ortiz is a prisoner at ment, said in an interview to-day:
hop cloth, Calcutta, 12c.
Corinto. He is perhaps the ablest sol­
lieve them capable of holding the ports
“Unless some steps are taken there
S ugar —D, 5J<c ; C, 51£c ; extra C, 5^c ; and at the same time the meh who have
from Culiacan to Altata in the and the General Manager of the St. Paul dier
in Nicaragua, and his arrest may will soon be no fur-bearing animals in dry granulated, 6J^c; cube crushed and hold of the loose end of the rope to pull
on the Gulf of Pe Chi Li against the railroad
State
of
Sinaloa.
The
new
line
will
un
­
and Duluth road, have presented James cause a revolution. September 13 Senor
Japanese.
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powdered, 6%c per pound ; Xc Per pound straight backward, and down the ani­
doubtedly greatly increase the commerce Root, the engineer who saved 200 pas­ Madriz, Special Commissioner, issued a Alaska. The adventurers who flock in discount
on all grades for prompt cash ; mal goes, generally without a struggle.
Cliang May be Further Punished.
between Mexican ports and this city.
special decree prohibiting any stores on there are rapidly exterminating the ani- halFb^rreV ^c^ore^^Ean^areeTs- Keep his head down and the rope firm,
sengers
by
running
bis
train
through
the
W ashington , September 19.—A dis­
and as a rule the animal lies quietly un­
fire at Hinckley, with a handsome testi­ Escondido or Bluefields river. This mals, and the companies who are can­ maple sugar, 15@16c per pound.
patch from Charles Denby, the United
monial. Senator Washburn after a brief causes a loss of thousands of dollars to ning salmon are no better. The laws
C anned M eats —Corned beef, 1-lb., til such time as it is desired that he
Implicated in tlie Big Strike.
get up, when the rope is slack­
States Charge d’Affaires in China, says
L ittle R ock , Ark., September 23.— speech handed to the now famous engi­ Americans. Orders have been issued need enforcement, and the government $1.25@1.30; 2-lb., $2.25@2.30; roast beef, should
and up he gets, none the worse for
the Emperor of China has deprived Since Saturday the Missouri Pacific is neer a beautiful embossed page with that any party flying a foreign flag on should have plenty of agents to see that 1-lb., $1.25@1.30; 2-lb., $2.25@2.30; ened
casting.
Viceroy Li Hung Chang of two of his said to have discharged fourteen firemen handsome leather covers, containing a his property shall be fined $25 per day. they are enforced. Fox skins range in chipped beef, 1-lb., $2.25; lunch tongue, the
The heaviest bull may be cast in this
resume of the deed of Root and eulogiz­ September 14 the United States cruiser value from $10 to $200. A party goes on 1-lb., $3.25; deviled ham, }^-lb., $1.50@
decorations for his failure to properly
way; but, of course, no one should think
conduct military operations, and that he and six engineers at this end of the line ing his act. Mayor Eustis complimented Columbia returned from Corn Island, an ■ island with a supply of strychnine. 2.75.
M ackerel —There has been advances of casting cows in calf, either in this
would probably be subjected to still and eight or ten firemen at Van Buren Root on his heroic action, and handed and the Marblehead steered at once for Bait is poisoned and the foxes eat it.
him $25 in gold, a testimonial from a Port Limon, Costa Rica, for instructions. They are skinned and a stake is made. of 30 per cent over the prices quoted way or any other. Those who have ex­
greater punishment.
on the charge of being implicated in the member
perienced trouble in the past in trim­
of the Raymond excursion party A fight is reported as having occurred at The carcasses are eaten by crows and early in the season for 1894 catch.
recent strike or expressing sympathy which had
ming their bulls’ feet will greatly appre­
passed through the city re­ Cape Gracios Adios, the reports of which the birds die. Foxes that miss the
SCHOOL CENSUS.
with it. There are said to be twenty- cently. With a trembling voice the en­ show that no great damage was done.
ciate this novel method of casting for
poisoned bait eat the poisoned birds, and
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
five more names on the list to be dis­
that purpose.
n a short time there is not a fox on the I
ALL QUIET IN BLUEFIELDS.
Tlie Returns of the Superintendents in charged. The railroad men are much' gineer replied: “ I only did my duty,
island. The seal fisheries are fast play- I The movement in vegetables is fairly
and one that any brotherhood engineer
Washington.
W ashington , September 23.—Assur­ ing
excited over this action, and state on would have done. I ask you to accept
out. Five, years ago there was no I active. Prunes ruled steady. Potatoes
ances have reached the State Depart­ trouble
WATERING HORSES.
in getting 100,000 skins. This and onions are easy. Sweets are higher.
O lympia , September 21.—The table good authority that the Brotherhoods of the money as my subscription for the re­ ment
that
tranquillity
again
prevails
in
Locomotive Firemen and Engineers have lief of the Hinckley fire sufferers.”
year,
allowed
to
take
20,000
skins,
the
below is compiled from the reports made issued an ultimatum to the effect that,
In fresh fruits grapes are dull. Peaches
Bluefields, and that the entire Mosquito
only succeeded in getting about are firmer. Prunes and plums cleaned French Breeders Always Give Them
by the County School Superintendents unless the company restores the men by
reservation is now under the constitu­ company
Requirements of the Contract Met«
Water Before Feeding.
16,000.
The
salmon
fishers
spread
their
up to good advantage. Lemons are
to the State Superintendent of Public September 26, a general strike will be
W ashington , September 20. — The tional law of Nicaragua.
nets at the mouths of rivers up which easier. A new supply of limes has been
The good horseman will water his
_________
WAjkftW .GAMBLING.
the fish endeavor to go in order to spawn received. The butter market is firm for horse before feeding him, especially in
Instruction for the year ending June 30, declared..
War Department has been notified by
Every one is taken, __
and as a result
General Booth Coming.
1894, and shows the number of school
... there
. jail creamery descriptions? Eggs havë the morning, says an exchange. French
Major Phipps, President of the Ordinance
' ’ „ is
’ I aiso an upward tendency. The poultry
Unless something
children for the year 1894, the total value
S t , J ohns , N. F., September 23.—Gen­ Board, which conducted the recent tests The Latest Large City That This Reform are no young fish. lfc*
done
soon,
Alaska
instead
of
being
a I market Fs^weak and "dull, . Another m- breeders always water their horses be­
Has Struck«
of all school property and the amount of eral William Booth, who founded- the of dynamite gun batteries at Sandy
fore feeding, and in all the large stables
source
of
revenue
to
the
government
is now due.
C hicago , September 22.—The gam­ will be unable to support even its native I Voice of Eastern
~
- - - at - 4@5c
- — for
-
bonds now outstanding:
Salvation Army, has arrived here.' He Hook, that the guns worked well, and
of horses in this country that practice is
H
ops
—
Nominal
old
and
followed. Yet many horsemen and
County.
Bondit. is the guest of Sir Robert Thornbury, that all of the requirements of the con­ blers, who have thus far looked on with population.”
Children. Value.
6@8c per pound for new.
a smile at the efforts of the civic author­
Adams................ ............
933
? 3,428
$11.490
farmers
never think of the advantage
tract
had
been
met.
Consequently
the
P
otatoes
—
Good
steady
trade.
Early
ex-Premier.
General
Booth
will
make
712
12 104
4,460
A3'>tin...................... ...........
ities to close them up, are to-night gen­
HE FAVORED GAMBLING.
and necessity of it. If the horse could
Rose,
25@30c;
river
red,
40@50c;
Gar
­
128,129
Ctiehnlis............ ............... 3,216
81,650 a tour of America, visiting all the large battery and plant will be accepted, and
Cla la ............................. ............... 1,533
41,960
34,300
the pneumatic dynamite company will uinely alarmed, and not a single gam­
net Chili, 35@40c; Burbanks, 30@50c; talk, or if man could understand him,
77,766
.21.050 cities in Cañada and the. United States be paid $160,000 for one 8-inch and two bling resort is open. Early in the day Tenor of the Evidence in the Mayoralty
Claike....................... ............... 4, 40
Salinas Burbanks, 60@75c; sweets, 50c@ he would ask for a drink the first thing
4 249 daring- the next six -months. He will
Columbia.......... ............... 2,494
71,246
the Mayor ordered the places closed, and
Impeach inept«
every morning, and you will be surprised
$1.00 per cental.
32,391
Cowlitz.................... ........... 2,062
9,560 visit Tacoma December 27 and Seattle 15-inch guns with all of the boilers, his orders were promptly obeyed. Not­
37,058
21,250
Douglas................... ............... 1.205
O maha , September 22.—The testimony
O nions — Quotable at 40@50c per how eager they are to get it, whether the
December 28. Leaving Seattle, the Gen­ compressors and machinery, and the withstanding this the House of David
3,565
Franklin.................. ............
119
weather is cold or not. I wonder how
eral will go to Vancouver; thence he shells used in the test and the reserve and the Newport Club were raided on of many of the witnesses examined by cental.
Island........................ .......... 447
6,630
W ool —Spring, year’s fleece, 5@7c per many farmers ever thirfk of watering
Jefferson................. .............. 1,223
101 250 will traverse the great Canadian North­ projectiles for exhibition. This experi­ search warrants issued by Judge Bren-
144,150
the
prosecution
in
the
impeachment
998,418
King........................... .............. 16,500
556^50
ment having resulted well, work will be tano. The Sheriff took two valuable lay­
pound; six to eight months, San Joa­ their horses before feeding them in the
________
22,534
4 550 west.
Kittitas.............. .......... 2,388
proceedings against Mayor Bemis to-day quin, poor, 5@6c; six to eight months, morning, or how much they lose by not
pushed on the dynamite battery for the outs,
92,6»2
Lewis.................. .......... 5,310
51,675
and
although
he
was
served
with
Movement of Currency.
San Francisco harbor.
San Joaquin, fair, 6@8c; Humboldt and doing it. The horse' comes from work
29,075
Mason........................ ..........
8V3
30,100
writs of replevin, he refused to return tended to show that the city’s executive Mendocino,.fair,
18 800 1
904
23,194
Okanogan........... ..............
10@llc; Humboldt and at night, gets a drink, then is fed mostly
N ew Y ork , September 22.—A move­
was
not
in
favor
of
closing
the
gambling
the
proper(jy
until
ordered
to
do
so
by
45,394
36,810
Pacific....................... .......... 1,661
To Help Oklahoma Farmers.
Mendocino,
’
choice,
12@13c; Oregon and on dry grain, eats hay part of the night,
317,345 1 ment of currency of some magnitude is
949,198
Pierce......................... ..........13,026
Judge
Brentano.
The
matter
was
car
­
P erry , O. T., September 20. — The ried into court, and Judge Brentano re­ houses, the principal charge against him. Washington, heavy and dirty, 6@7c; and in the morning another dry feed,,
3,600 I
San Juan.............. ......... 90)
13,167
All members of the fire and police com­
158,973
100,850 I in progress, the objective point being farmers of L and O counties will be sup­
Skagit........................ ............ 3,211
to choice, 8@10c; Valley, 10@12c; and by this time is very dry himself, so
fused to surrender the furniture and or­ mission were questioned with reference good
414
2,618
Skamania............... ............
New Orleans. The bulk of the money
Nevada,
6@8c; choice light, 9@ when "he reaches the water he fills his
161,900
217,158
Snohomish.......... ......... 4,421
plied with all the seed wheat they want dered it destroyed. It was carried into to proving that in the transfer of Bemis 10c. Fall heavy,
—
Free
Northern, 8@8 J-« c; stomach so full that indigested food is
334,350 1 is not shipped in the regular way by ex­
642,369
Spokane............... ............ 9 940
8,500 1 press, but from the banks that' áre -tak­ to sow this season by the Rock Island the basement of the county building and Park to this city there was boodling. Northern defective, 5@7c; Southern and forced out of the stomach and is a dam­
29,745
Stevens...................... ......... 2,331
smashed into kindling wood.
91,500 1
148,958
Thurs<on.............. ......... 3.353
The prosecution introduced City Clerk San Joaquin, light and free, 5@6; South­ age rather than a benefit to the horse.
159,300 1 ing advantage of a 75-cent rate given by road, and the business men of Perry and
254,594
Wha com............. ......... 4,977
Now, my friends,(try watering one horse
Evans. The records of the city, Mr. ern and San Joaquin, defective, 3@4c.
Bold Grecian Brigands.
309,640
182,745 the subtreasury here for telegraphic the Atchison and Topeka are making ar­
Whitman.............. ........... 8,681
25,200 1 transfer through the subtreasury at New rangements to furnish every farmer of
80,820
F lour — Family extras, $3.25@3.35; before feeding in the morning, thus slak­
Yakima..................... ............. 2,848
A thens , September 23,—Near Limia Evans averred, showed that the city had
.-The returns are not yet in from Gar- | Orleans, by which interest is saved, as P, Q and K counties with all the wheat on the Turkish frontier and head of the purchased a block in Bemis Park for bakers’ extras, $3.15@3.25; superfine, ing his thirst and at the same time wash­
ing the stomach ready to receive the
field, Kitsap, Klickitat, Lincoln, Wah­ delivery is made at once and all work of they can sow at the lowest cash price. Gulf of Volo a procureur du roi, a judge $30,000, the same having been selected $2.35@2.60.
W heat —Business continues light, 80 morning feed, when, being, properly
The wheat will be delivered free of and two secretaries, returning in a car­ by the park commission one year before
miscarriage is avoided.
kiakum and Walla Walla counties.
freight, and interest need not be paid riage, accompanied by two gendarmes, Mayor Bemis was elected to his first @81%c for No. 1 shipping and 82J^c for moistened with saliva, it will remain
Carlin Strikers on Trial.
at 6 per cent from villages where they had been col­ term of office. Attorneys for the prose­ choice product; milling grades, 85@90c; until thoroughly digested. Your horse
until next . September,
_
Papers Served on Carlisle«
can do more work on less feed and will
C arson , Nev., September 19. — The
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lecting information in regard to the brig­ cution laid great stress upon the fact Walla Walla wheat, 70c for fair average, live
W ashington , September 22.—Secre­ interest.
healthy much longer. Besides, hu­
trial of five Carlin strikers, charged with
Shirtmakers to Strike«
andage, were surrounded by brigands, that Mayor Bemis had sold the tract of 60@65c for No. 2 and 40@50c for off manity
demands this thoughtful care.—
tary Carlisle was to-day served with pa­
land to the city, and that as a city offi­ grade. ■
conspiracy to delay United States mails,
N ew Y ork ,- September 21.—Shirtmak­ who carried off the procureur du roi and cial
B arley —Offerings are amply sufficient Rural Life.
he was interested in the sale. They
is progressing in the United States Cir­ pers in the mandamus proceedings ers to the number of 3,000 are preparing judge to "a stronghold on Mount Othrys. failed
put in any testimony showing to meet all current needs. Feed, fair to
cuit Court. A large number of witnesses brought by the Miles Planting and Man­ for a general strike against the present Later the prisoners were allowed to send that all to agreements
for the purchase of good, 75@77j^c; choice, 78%@80c; brew­
Irrigated Milk.
word
to
friends.
T
F
e
brigands
de
­
ufacturing
Company
of
Louisiana
to
were examined to-day, and various tele­
land
were
not
made
prior to the time ing, 85@90c.
manded
that
no
pursuit
be
made
until
a
low
wages
and
the
sweating
system.
By
For every pound of water tiiat is put
compel
the
inspection
of
their
plant
un
­
grams between the strikers and Debs
O
ats
—
Milling,
$
1.10@1.15
;
surprise,
when Bemis was first mentioned as a
and Knox have been placed in testi­ der the bounty provision of the McKin­ the success of the coatmakers and cloak­ ransom is paid. A detachment of 100 candidate
for the position of Mayor of $1.15@1.20; fancy feed, $1.05@1.10; good ■ into milk sold in our cities the buyer is
mony. The testimony is very interest­ ley law. The papers are returnable Oc­ makers the shirtmakers—a far more im­ soldiers was sent to attack the brigands. the
city.
Council
journal entries were to choice, 97j<c@1.05 ; poor to fair, 80@ cheated 1 cent on the dollar. From our
The
brigands
were
exterminated,
but
poverished
lot
—
feel
sufficiently
encour
­
Assistant Attornev-General
ing, and the court is crowded daily. The tober 4.
read
to"
show
the
prices
paid for park 92>£c; black, nominal; red, nominal; experience a good many dollars are paid
aged
to
engage
in
a
general
movement
the
procureur
du
roi
was
killed
and
the
fact was brought out to-day that the Whitney has been detailed to defend the
for water,
gray, 95c@$1.00.
tracts.
judge
mortally
wounded.
all along tneline.
Secretary.
railroad is back of t he prosecution.
■ ...
FIVE WARSHIPS LOST.
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