Scio weekly press., October 26, 1894, Image 2

Scio Weekly Press.
SCIO
OREGON
It Went to Pieces When Four
Days Out.
the death penalty .
It is Imposed on the Beattie-Meeker
Murderer.
S eattle , October 20.—Thomas Blanck,
the murderer of Charles H. Birdwell and
William Jeffery and the would-be mur­
derer of Detective Cudihee, was to-day
found guilty of murder in the first de­
gree and the death penalty imposed.
This Was not done, however, until he
had made two desperate attempts to es­
cape and forced the Sheriff to have him
taken into court by main force. Blanck
was ugly at the long-drawn-out trial,
and was watching for the first oppor­
tunity to escape, which he thought pre­
sented itself while he was being taken
upstairs to the courtroom between two 1
guards. One guard had a pair of nip­ ,
pers around his right wrist and the other
was walking at his side. Suddenly Blanck
struck the man who had the nippers on
the jaw, knocking him down the stairs.
The other guard jumped after them and
grabbed Blanck by the collar. A fierce
fight ensued, in which the prisoner was
finally floored by a blow on the right ■
temple from a revolver in the hands of
the guard he had first struck. Blood i
covered the marble floor at the base of
the stairs, and the prisoner left a trail
of blood on the way back to the jailer’s i
office.
After he was ready to go again to court
he became sullen, and refused to move.
Nippers were put on each hand, but he .
still refused to move. Suddenly he i
sprang to his feet, shot both bands out •
.and then commenced to kick ¿.nd bite at
his guards. Jailer Munroe tried to grab '
him by the throat, but Blanck caught .
the jailer’s finger in his mouth and bit
off a large piece of flesh. The fight
lasted three minutes, and it took five ,
men to overpower him. He still refused I
to go to court, and It. was only by the ,
combined force of four men that he was ’
taken in. His counsel presented no wit­
nesses. This was a great surprise, as it
was expected a strong fight would be .
made on the insanity plea. The jury
was out thirty-five minutes, and brought •
in a verdict of murder in the first de­
gree and imposed the death penalty.
Blanck’s record before he commenced
killing people here is still a secret, which
he has not divulged even to his attorney.
NOT REJECTED AS YE
WOMAN IN POLITICS.
THE PORTLAND MARKETS.
A Large Registration Ee,corded in the
City of Chicago*
The movement in merchandise, provi-
visions and groceries is of average vol­
ume, and few changes are recorded.
The only important fluctuations in the
A Desperate Mob Intent on latter markets was a decline of cent Commercial Fertilizers Used
per pound in package coffees. The fruit
Lynching a Fiend.
market was slow arid unchanged. Dairy
by Truck Gardeners.
produce rules steady. Receipts of eggs
are larger, and game is coming in more
abundantly. Poultry is in good supply,
THREE KILLED ; MANY WOUNDED but sales are slow and the market is VALUE OF INTENSIVE FARMING
weaker.
C hicago , October 19.—“Pshaw; it’s
China Wishes Peace Upon simple enough. We were treated as
Queens. The men were awfully nice
Certain Terms.
everywhere.” This was!the verdict of
JAPAN’S PARLIAMENT IN SESSION
Great Britain Has Made Overtures to
the Powers on a New Basis for Peace
—A Majority of Them Are in Accord
nearly all of the courageous thousands
of women who registered at the varibus
booths in Chicago yesterday- For the
first time they will vote in November
for the trustees of the university under
the new State law. Each party, has a
woman candidate—Mrs. Lucy Flower,
the Republican, and Dr. Juliet Holmes
Smith, the Democratic: The women
turned out in great numbers. They went
to the engine-houses, cigar stores, hotels,
billiard parlors, shoe stores, clothing
stores, livery offices andlbarns, but the
universal report was that the men were
“ nice.” They ceased smoking when the
women entered the places. They also
removed their hats, something they
probably had not done before on regis­
tration day within their memory. In
nearly all cases the women were ushered
politely to thfe head of the line, and at
one booth they received a rose in com­
pliment of' their maidenjote.
Jn certain wards, whicqembracemany
of the wealthy and fashiqiable districts
of the North and South Sdes, the regis­
tration lists showed the names of the
most prominent womenJi Chicago. The
Ejaards of the
same is * true of th
citVe.where the
__
_____
we^l-
to-do. ,
ed u rated anthoiig/rfffn
thougSJf® • . invans ton
there was much inttrest and a compara­
tively large registrtWn, and so far as
the women voting il Cook county is con­
cerned they represent-the best class. The
returns show that th ^disreputable wom­
en took no interest in the registering.
In the Worst precinct^ of the First Ward
only one or two napes of women were
registered, and that pas not from choice
so much as from persuasion by male
companions. This fblieves the situation
of a sincere dread.; It was argued last
week that the disreputable people would
flock together and overcome the votes of
the members of good society.
Another noteworthy thing is the en­
thusiasm of the colored sisters. In the
West Side of the Second Ward, where
the colored vote is inost numerous, the
women registered freely. There are sev­
eral ways of accounting for this, but the
best one perhaps is. that the colored
male voter seldom fails to turn up on
registration days. The records show
that in comparison!'the colored people
vote more nearly to the limit of their
population than any other class. The
enthusiasm of the male voter has been
apparently communicated to the women
folk.
The social prominence of many of the
women .who registered may not be rec­
ognized, since they were obliged to dis­
card the Christian names of their hus­
bands. This was something they had not
counted upon and - almost invariably
they had to be requested to give their
own Christian names. Several Women
of nearly 80 were in line to-day. Said
one of them :
“All things come to those that wait.”
Harriett Hosmer, the sculptress, went
to the registration booth at No. 248
Goethe street soon after it was open, and
was pleased at thé courtesy shown by
the officials.
MANURE FOR GARDENS
Wheat Market.
The Mob Threatens to Blow up the
Courthouse and Additional
Troops
Have Been Sent—Negro Pleads Guilty
Walla Walla, 61 J£@62J£c per cental;
Valley, 70c per cental.
Produce Market.
One Main Essential for a Good Crop of
Early and Tender Vegetables is a
Highly Fertile Soil, and This Fertil­
F lour — Portland, Salem, Cascadia
to Outraging a White Woman.
With Her.
and Dayton, $2.30 per barrel; Walla
ity Must be Kept Up.
Walla, $2.75; Golddrop, $2.75; Snow­
L ondon , October 20.—The Daily’News
W ashington C ourthouse , 0., October flake,
The
truck gardener uses home and
$2.45; Benton county, $2.20; gra-
OCCURRED OFF HECETA LIGHT
will publish to-morrow the semi-official
.19.—Although Jasper Dolby (colored) hairi, $2.15'@2.40; superfine, $2.
commercial fertilizers more freely than
O ats —No. 1 White feed oats at 27 @ any other class of farmers, One majn
pleaded guilty to outraging Mrs. Mary
statement: A day or two after the Cabi­
net Council China informed Great Brit­
C. Boyd in order to be rushed off to the 30c; gray, 25@28c. Rolled oats are essential for a good crop of early and.
The Raft Could Not Stand the Force of
as follows: Bags, $5.75@6.00;
ain that she was prepared to negotiate
penitentiary for, protection, he did not, quoted
tender vegetables is a highly fertile soil/
barrels, $6.00@6.25; qases, $3.75.
the Heavy Gale—A Conservative Es­
for peace on certain terms. Great Brit­
start in advance of ,the indignant mob.
B
arley —Feed barley is quoted at 65c and' this, fertility must' be sustained
timate Places the Boss at Eeast
ain made overtures to the powers on a
People were swarming into the town all per cental. Brewing*is worth 80@85c throughout the year. We learn more
Eighty Thousand Dollars.
new basis, and asked Japan whether the
day. The Sheriff could not go from the per cental, according, to quality.
■ M illstuffs —Bran, $13; shorts, $13; from these truck gardeners what a square
S an F rancisco , October 21. — All
terms suggested by China could form the
jail to the depot after the prisoner had chop feed, $15@17 ; middlings, none in yard of soil will yield than from the large
doubts as to the fate of the big log raft
basis of new negotiations for peace. Ja­
been sentenced. A little after 6 o’clock market; chicken- wheat, 60@65c per general farms. Generally, the garden is
which recently left Astoria for this port
pan did not reply definitely, but has not
the first rush was made on the court­ cental.
situated near a good market, and land is
house. A crowd of determined men at­ H ay —Good, $10@ll per ton.
in tow of the tug Monarch were settled
rejected the proposals. The majorities
so valuable that every foot.must be util­
B
utter
—
Fancy
creamery,
25@27J^c
tempted to break in the South door,
this morning by the arrival in port of
ized. Land is more valuable than ma­
of the powers are in accord with. Great
per
pound
;
fancy
dairy,
20@22J£c
;
fair
while another party charged on the mi­
nure in their case, while on many large
the tug minus her tow. Immediately
Britain, and there is a likelihood that
to
good,15@17j/c;
commoib,
12J^c.
litia at the north door. Some one threw
upon entering the harbor this morning
CjtEESE — Oregon fair, 8@10c per farms the reverse is the case.' -A good
a stone .at Colonel Coit, and he cried out
others will assent. The intervention is
pound
; fancy, 10@12%c; young America, truck gardener will make a half-dozen
that
at
the
next
stone
thrown
he
would
the Monarch, went to her berth. Ac­
purely diplomatic, and is offered to both
acres support himself and family in com­
9@10c;
Swiss, imported, ,30@32c; do­ fort,
order
the
men
to
fire.
The
crowd
at
the
cording to the captain’s story he had
while many a farmer falls behind
combatants in the friendliest spirit.
mestic,
14@15c.
door
was
unable
to
effect
an
entrance.
ever ex-
year on a fifty or 100-acre farm.
,z_A Timgaf Tien Tsin correspondent says
The, courtyard by this time was /filled, O nions —Oregon, lc per pound; yellow, ■every
The difference, after all, is largely in the
penenced. In telling about thè tow
China desires peace, because, though
with people, and cries of “ Give us the lj^c per pound.
methods pursued by the two men.
aware of i her immense reserves of
P otatoes —10@60c per sack.
Captain Thompson said:
nigger ” arid curses against the militia
The truck farmer teaches the value and
strength, she would willingly avoid -the
filled the air. The crowd grew in size P oultry *—Old chickens are .quoted necessity of intensive fanning. Reduce
“We left Astoria at 10:30 a . m . on the
sacrifices,
risk
arid
expense
of
bringing
from
$
3.00@3.50
;
young
are
in
over-
.every
minute.
12th instant. The bay was as smooth as
the size of -the farm so that every square
them into action. She will, however,
Before the firing Colonel Coit made a supply, $2.00@2 75; ducks, $3.50@5.00; yard can be thoroughly .cultivated. It
glass ; so at 4 o’clock we were on our
face a long war resolutely, and will rally
speech, asking the.crowd to disperse, but geese, $7.50@8.50; turkeys, 10@12J£c improves the soil as well as increasing
such forces as will render a Japanese
course for San Francisco. , Shortly after
it was received with jeers. The prisoner per pound.
yield. This is the reason why many
conquest impossible, though the effort
F rb S h F ruit —California grapes, 75@ the
was prostrated from fear, and lay crying
that the wind began to rise, and at mid­
small kitchen gardens of farmers are
may
.exhaust
both
sides.
and moaning. Up to this time Dolby •80c per crate; Concord! 50@60c per bas­ richer and more productive than the
night it was blowing forty miles an hour
and his guards had been kept prisoners- ket; Oregon apples bring 50@75c per general fields. They devote more time
THE JAPANESE PARLIAMENT.
from the southeast. 1 At 4 a . m . last Sat­
in the courtyard by the mob, who now box; Snake river peaches, 40@60c; to its cultivation, and incidentally in­
urday we saw Tillamook light, having
H iroshima , Japan, October 20.—A ses-
made an attack. The militia replied to quinces,’ Oregon, 80c@$1.00; quinces, crease its fertility. Manuring a garden
thus made eighteen miles in about six­
sion of Parliament was held here to-day.
them without firing at first.; but another California, $1.25 per large box; water­ is not simply applying manure, but is
teen hours. The wind fell light after
The speech from the throne was deliv­
onslaught was made, and the south door melons, $1.25(^1.50; casavas, $2@2.25.
that for awhile, but in the aft rnoon it
ered. by the Mikado in person. His Ma­
stirring up the elements of the soil
E ggs —Oregon 22J^@25,c per dozen; also
Was forced open. This door opens upon
was again blowing a living gale. Half '
jesty said he had decided to convene an
so that they can be used as plant food.
Eastern,
22j£c.
the
street,
which
was
filled
with
men,
the time we could make out the raft only
extraordinary- session and bad given di­
The average field is allowed to grow over
women and children. The detachment V egetables *— Lima beans, 4c per with weeds at some time, and after the
by the foam that was breaking over it.
rections to his Ministers to submit for
pound;
sweet
potatoes,
$1.65
percental;
of
the
guard
finally
fired
on
the
attack
­
We could make no headway ; so I headed
the deliberation of the Diet a bill provid­
crop is well under way the soil cannot
ing party. None of. the latter were hurt, string and wax beans, 1@2c per pound; be fertilized or cultivated. Owing to the.
the Monarch off shore, and all that night CENTRAL PACIFIC’S DIVIDEND. ing for increased expenditure for the
cucumbers,
10
@
15.c
per
dozen
;
eggplant,
but
a
dozen
or
more
persons
in
the
street
the tug and the raft lay in a trough of
army and navy, an important matter.
absence of air and light in it a great deal
were struck. Two' were killed outright, 3@4c per pound; green peppers, 6c per of the fertilizing elements naturally in
the sea. Sunday morning at 4 o’clock Because It Was Passed the English He declared that he was greatly pained
pound;
garlic,
6c;
tomatoes,
25c.per
and
four
more
were
fatally
wounded,
one
the wind began to drop, and an hour
Shareholders Made Inquiries.
that China should have forgotten hei
the ground is lost to the crop.
of whom has since died.' Following is a box; Oregon cabbage, lj^@2c per pound.
later it was almost calm. There was a
In the market garden there is a con­
S an F rancisco , October 20.—G. L duties in regard to the maintenance oi
T
ropical F ruit —California lemons,
list
of
the
killed
and
wounded
:
very heavy sea running, however, and
tinual cropping and an almost uninter­
peace in the East in conjunction with
Killed—Smith Welsh, aged 18, son of $5.50@6.50; Sicily, $6.50@7.00; bananas, rupted use of the land. One crop is
when I put the steamer on her course Lansing, Secretary and Controller of the Japan, and the Mikado added:
a prominent grocer, shot through the $2.25@3.50 per bunch; Honolulu, $1.75@ gathered, and another is immediately
the strain on the- hawser was terrific. Central Pacific Railroad Company, when
“But as she brought about the present
head; Jesse Juddy, aged 25, a mechanic, 2.50; pineapples, Honolulu, $3.00@3.50; planted. More manure is used and
Frequently the Monarch’s stern was asked about the troubles which are non state of affairs, and as hostilities have
shot through the heart; G. W. Johnson, sugar loaf, $5; Mexican oranges, $3.75. I plowed and harrowed in. The soil gets
under water, but she always came up worrying the English shareholders, said: oegun, we will not stop until we have at­
W ool — Valley, 7@9c, according to soft, mellow and warm. Weeds are kept
shot through the stomach.
again like a duck; A better sea boat
“As I understand it, these English tained our objects.”
quality
; Umpqua, 7@9c; Eastern Ore­ down by the continual cultivation, and
Wounded
—
William
Sauer,
aged
35,
a
and better tug I have never been on. shareholders are becoming anxious about
He hoped that all of his subjects in
mechanic,, 'shot through the abdomen, gon, 6@7c.
Had it not been for the storms that we the condition of the road. They have the Empire would co-operate with the
market gardener can continue to use
H ops —Dull and nominal at 5@7c, ac­ the
will die; Theodore Ackerson, aged. 22,
encountered there would have been no received no dividend for a year, and there government and restore peace by means
the same soil year after year without its
cording
to
quality.
artisan, shot in the right thigh; Dan
difficulty in towing the raft to San Fran­ is no prospect of another dividend in of a great triumph for the Japanese
out. In'other words, this con­
P rovisions —Eastern hams, medium, running
Parrott, aged 30, a farmer, cousin of the
cisco. When daylight came on Sunday the near future. The reason is easilj arms.
tinual cultivation, use and manuring of
14@14JijC
per
pound;
hams,
picnic,
outraged woman, shot in the right foot ;
I noticed that piles wei;e coming out of explained. The earnings of the toad will
the soil is the surest way to keep it
FROM DIFFERENT POINTS.
Frank Niederhaus, aged 65, shot in the ll@12c; breakfast' bacon 14|£@15}£c; strong and fertile.
the raft both fore and aft. At 10 that not permit it. The last dividend wai-
L
ondon , October '20.—The Shanghai
short
clear
’
sides,
12J^@13c;
dry
salt
leg,
will
die
;
John
Korn,
badly
shot
in
night we were off Cape Mears and about paid September 15, 1893. Owing to the i-orrespondeht of the Central News says
We need plenty,of available plant food
the foot; Ernest Ellis, thumb shot off; sides, ll@ll}£c; dried beef hams, 14 in our soil, and, it must be put there
fifteen miles off shore. We had thus general depression of business the semi­ that the Chinese government is making
@15c;
lard,
compound,
in
tins,
9J£@
Frank
Smith,
injuries
unknown;
John
made about forty-six miles in eighty- annual dividend, which was expected a great effort to raise a domestic loan,
liberally anil in- the best form. But one
McHugh, shot in the foot, will probably 10c; lard, pure, in tins, 121£@13c; pigs’ of the most common things is to let a
three hours.
last spring, was permitted to lapse, and offering 7 per cent interest. Several
feet,:
80s,
$5.50';
pigs
’
feet,
40s,
$3.25;
die.
“All went well until Monday morning, pending a settlement of the government
great deal of this go to waste. The land
have been taken already.
It is believed many others were wound­ kits, $1:25.
when a thick fog came up accompanied indebtedness, no more dividends will be millions
The work of the fortifications at Wei
G
ame —Receipts were large and sales is not cultivated sufficiently to make the
ed,
and
a
diligent
search
is
in
progress
by à heavy westerly swell. At 8 o’clock paid. Under the old lease the Southern Hai Wei is pressed forward with fever­
good ; Chinese pheasants are quoted at food available for the plants. It conse­
to find them.
I sent two men in a boat to trim a light Pacific was obliged to pay the Central ish haste. The old forts have been
quently leaks down into the subsoil in
$3@3.50 per dozen, and quails at $2.
Upon
the
firing
the
mob
dispersed
in
> that was in a little frame house on the Pacific shareholders an annual dividend strengthened, new oneB are going up
the course of time or is washed away.
all
directions,
but
soon
gathered
again.
B
eef
—
GrosT,
e
top
M
steers,
$
2.25@2.35
;
raft. The men succeeded in their task, of 2 per cent, payable semi-annually, and ail the weaker points are being cov­
Very often our apparently infertile soils
Immediately all the places of business
and after some difficulty regained the whether the earnings of the road justi­ ered with earthworks. Troops are con-
do not seem to improve with the heavy
in the city were shut up. Mayor Creamer fair to good steers, $2.00; cows, $1.75@ application of manure; but. when they
steamer. They reported to me that the fied it or not. Under the new lease the entrating there already, but many of
CENTRAL PACIFIC DEBT.
peremptorily closed all places where liq­ 2.00; dressed beef, 3%@4J£c per pound. are cultivated continually, and crops are
raft wàs working heavily and liable to Southern Pacific is bound by no such them are indifferently equipped. The
V eal —Dressed, small, 5c; large, 3@4c
go to pieces. About noon the wind came obligation, and as the Central Pacific’!- garrison is thoroughly alarmed for the English Stockholders to Send a Repre­ uor is sold. Every street was filled with per
taken off arid others put in, the land
pound.
people. No time was lost in carrying
up again from the north, and by 4 it was earnings will not permit a dividend, safety of the port, and sensational ru­
sentative to This Country.
M utton —Gross, best sheep wethers, gradually improves. This is due simply
away the dead and wounded. Business
, blowing forty miles an hour. There was there is no dividend to pay.” It is*said mors as to an approaching attack are set
to
the fact that continual cultivation'
ewes, $1.60@1.65; lambs, 2c per
a nasty cross sea on,, and at 8 p. m . the the English shareholders may attempt afloat almost daily. The commander •N ew Y ork , October 19.—President C, houses and the engine-house were con­ $1.75;
often fertilizes as much as manure does.
pound;
dressed
mutton,
3%@4c;
lambs,
hospitals. All the surgeons
frame house for the light was washed ofl to have a receiver appointed over th* lias good, reason to expect a sudden at- P. Huntington
—W. E. Farmer in American Cultivator.
the Central Pacific - verted into
- City \yere çaDed. into . service.
the raft. At midnight it was blowing Central Pacific,“btrt 'itecretary Lansint- tack from’the^Japanese soon.——
Railway Com pan
'
*
■
H
ogs —Gross, choice, heavy, $4.50@
’
Mo'thêrsTSiStïfrS,
"Wives
arid
s
w
eêTKëarts
fifty miles an hour, and on Tuesday says that such a thing would be im­
A rebellion has broken out in the dis­
.g in London, crowded around the dead and wounded; 4.75; light and feeders, $4.00; dressed, 5
morning the breakers were playing havoc possible. “Any creditor could take step? trict around Foo Chow, and peaceable on the action of
Fertilizers for Small Fruits.
which
appointed
tee to protect and added fire to the rage of the mob by @5%c per pound.
with the piles. At 6 a . m . the raft began to have a receiver appointed,” he said, persons are coming into the city by hun­
An exchange says thatt “ a heavy crop
Merchandise Market.
their
lamentations.
the
interests
of
EngTS
to break up; and an hour later there were “ but the English shareholders are not dreds. The fear of a Japanese attack
ockholders of
S almon .—Columbia, river No. 1, tails, of strawberries or raspberries removes a
The feeling against the military is bit­
only seventy-five feet out of the 525-foot creditors; they are in the company. has increased recently, and more torpe­ the. company, said:
ter, vicious and vehement. It pervades $1.25@1.60; No. 2, tails, $2.25@2.50; much smaller amount of plant food from
raft left together. We were off Heceta They have no recourse.”
does and mines have been laid in the
“
There
are
a
good
many
shareholders
all classes. As time passed the mob fancy, No. 1-, flats, $1.75@1.85; Alaska,
light, and seeing that all further effort
bed of the Min. The river has been so in Europe, and they have been making grew in size and fury., All over the No. L tails, $1.20@1.30; No. 2, tails, $1.90 the' soil than do other farm crops; yet
was useless, I cut the remairis of the tow
carefully
fortified
that
navigation
has
notwithstanding this the limit of profit­
DINAMITE IN NEW YORK.
.
country by telephone, courier and tele­ @2.25.
adrift. There were sixty tons of chain
become dangerous. Wednesday a junk many inquiries, as to what is to be done graph wire the news was spread. All
C
offee —Costa Rica, 22@23Xc; Rio, 20 able production is reached in a very few
around the piles, and as the timbers
struck a torpedo, and was blown to with the first mortgage and the claim of
slipped out of the raft the chain sank to Highly Sensational Scene at the Re­ pieces. Most of the crew were drowned. the government, a small portion of which the roads leading to the city were filled @22c; Salvador, 21@21%c; Mocha, years "with these fruits.” It is indeed
ception to Edward Blake.
with men on horseback, in wagons and 26J£@28c; Padang Java/ 31c; Palembang
the bottom, anchoring both tug and raft.
comes due in 1895'. I suggested to them on foot, hurrying With all speed to the Java, 26@28c; Lahat Java, 23@25c; Ar­ astonishing what a small amount of act­
FAILED TO SURPRISE THEM.
After casting off from the raft we carried
N ew Y ork , October 20.—The World
that they had better send a committee
and Lion, $21.80 per ual plant food is contained in 100 bush­
the gale to Cape Blanco, and from there this morning says: The reception given
L ondon , October 20.—It is still doubted or some one over to represent the . Eu­ scene of bloodshed. Meanwhile in Wash­ buckle’s Columbia
case.
els of strawberries, raspberries and other
it was calm to Crescent City. From that by the English National Federation to that the Japanese have landed anywhere ropean shareholders. I understand they ington Courthouse, a search was going on 100-pound
S alt —Liverpool, 200s, $13; 100s,$13.50; berries, and yet how much manure is
arms, ammunition and dynamite.
point we had a fresh southeasterly gale
in China. A Shanghai dispatch reports have appointed Sir Rivers Wilson for for
50s, $14. Special prices given on round usually considered necessary for the pro­
Edward Blake, M. P., at Lenox Lyceum that the Japanese at the Yalu river tried that purpose. He is a gentleman I do Shouts were heard :
to San Francisco.”
lots.
“Down with the military I”
duction of such crops. . I believe that
The raft was for the Southern Pacific last night was productive of some re­ to surprise the Chinese under cover of not know personally, but ‘I understand
C oal —Sales are slow and prices steady. excessive richness of the soil is really a
“Blow up the dogs with the black
Company, and had it reached here in sults never dreamed of by its originators. darkness, but failed and retired after de­ he is a very able man, who Will thorough­
Domestic, $5.00@7.50 per ton; foreign, far less important factor in making good
safety the piles would have been used on In the heart of the meeting, and while sultory firing at long range. The Chi­ ly comprehend what is for the best in­ fiend!”
crops of small fruits as other conditions,
These shouts but feebly expressed the $8.50@11.00.
the Oakland water front. It was 525 all eyes were turned on Mr. Blake as he nese-assert that they inflicted loss upon terests of the company, and will assist
BEANs*t-Small white, No. 1, 3J£c per especially the right texture of the soil,
pent-up passion of everybody, for every­
feet long, 54 feetbroad, and drew 25 feet stood on the platform delivering one of the Japanese advance guard.
materially in making terms with the body was in the street, arid all were pound; No. 2, 4%c; large white, 3J^c; temperature, moisture and perhaps slight
5 inches of watqr when lying in the Co­ his most impressive speeches, a short,
government and in securing a new loan members of the mob-as far as personal pea, 3J^c; butter,' 3%c; bayou, 4J^c; shading. If you have a fairiy rich, strong
FORTIFYING PING YANG INLET.
lumbia river. The first cost was $50,- stoutly built, frowsily dressed, bent old
on the issue of a new sheet of coupons, feeling was concerned. Men moved about Lima, 4J^c.
loam and can keep this cool and moist,
T
ien
T
sin
,
October
20.
—
A
dispatch
000, but had it reached San Francisco in man walked swiftly around the back of
secured by the old first mortgage, which as if bent on business, but said nothing.
C ordage —Manilla rope, lj^-inch, is you will have no trouble in raising ex­
from
Port
Arthur,
dated
October
16,
safety it would have been worth $75,000 the front tier of boxes until he reached
new securities will be sold either to the There is no doubt of a purpose to blow quoted at 9J^c, and Sisal, 7J§c per cellent crops of strawberries, currants,
at least. The chains that bound the the lastione nearest the platform and to states -that the Japanese have abandoned present stockholders or to others, the
gooseberries and red raspberries. Suc­
monster together cost $1,000. Then the left of the proscenium arch. In hit­ Thornton Haven and. proceeded to Ping old bondholders having the preference. up the courthouse. Of this the military pound.
S ugar —D, 5c; C, 5J^c; extra C, 5J^c; cessive crops of strawberries are out of
»■ there was the building of the cradle in hand he carried an old', bulky, green, Yang Inlet,, which they are strongly for­ This much has been under discussion, are aware. A full moon lights up every dry
granulated,
6c
;
cqlbe
crushed
anc
which the piles lay, towage and interest ■ gingham umbrella. Outside the box he tifying. It is reported in native circles and seems now to have assumed a defi­ approach to the courthouse. If military' powdered, 6%c per pound; J^c per pound the question, less on account of the need
reinforcements do not reach here before
of plant foods, but on account of the
on the outlay, so that a conservative es­ stopped, hesitated a moment and then here that a big battle had' been fought nite shape.”
the moon goes down, there is danger of discount on all grades for prompt cash; difficulty of keeping weeds down and of
timate would make the loss at least $80,- entering took a chair -in a corner near between Chinese, and Japanese forces
half
.barrels,
^kc
more
than
barrels;
further and greater bloodshed between
age and exhausted vitality of the plants.
000. The tug is very much chafed about the stage. The old irian left in a mo­ north of the Yalu river Monday, October
MRS. SPRINGER INDICTED.
an organized armed mob and the militia, maple sugar, 15@16c per pound.
But after all successive crops of any kind
her stern railing, where the hatvser ment. A moment later there leaped out 15. No details are obtainable. The
'
C
anned
M
eats
—
Corned
beef,
1-lb.,
and
in
case
the
mob
succeeds
there
is
of
small fruits will need applications of
worked, but otherwise she shows no a gush of flame and smoke, and then fol­ Chinese authorities claim to have knowl­
Findings of the Jury in Chicago’s Sen­ danger that many of the militiamenwill $1.25@1.30 ;-2-lb., $2.25@2.30; roast beef, plant foods. Currants and gooseberries
traces of her fight with the elements. lowed a cry of “ fire” and the simulta­ edge of such a battle.
sational Bribery Case.
share Dolby’s fate. Additional troops 1-lb.-, $1.25@1.30; 2-lb./ $2.25@2.30; need good treatment, and deserve it.
The crew assert that they never again neous movement of 500 panic-stricken
THE CZAR’S ILLNESS AS A. FACTOR.
chipped beef, 1-lb., $2.25; lunch tongue, Ashes and bone are good forms in fwhich
want to be at sea in a steamer towing a people to the" door. Patrolman Lillie
C
hicago , October 19.—Mrs. Warren have been ordered from Cincinnati, Co­
1-lb., $3.25; deviled ham, J^-lb., $1.50@ to give them food. But, if reasonably
L ondon , October 20.—The Standard in
lumbus, Chillicothe and other points.
bundle of piles.
rushed into the box and violently danced a leader
'__________
well treated in this respect, the crops
Dolby’s crime was committed one week 2.75.
says: “ We shrink from spec­ Springer, wife of a Chicago millionaire,
on something with his feet. Then the ulating upon
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF IT AT ASTORIA.
will be sure on suitable soil and in suit­
the consequences that may was indicted this afternoon for attempt­ ago at Parrott’s station. Mrs. Mary C.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
voice
of
-Mr.
Blake
rang
through
the
big
A storia , October 21.—The news of the
able locations. Black raspberriess suc­
result in Asia, as well as in Europe, when , ed jury-bribing during the trial of a suit Boyd, aged, 55, was his victim. He was
building,
calling
his
audience
to
keep
breaking up of the log raft was received
a life so valuable as that of the Czar , for the condemnation of some of her brought into court at 4 o’clock this after­
The movement in vegetables is quiet. ceed best on gravelly loam, such as suits
their
seats.
Lillie
had
put
out
a
burn
­
here with profound regret by all the citi­
1 pleaded guilty and was sentenced Tomatoes are in heavy supply and lower. corn; but a little shade is also quite ‘ac­
ends. Seldom has there been a morn ent j
’s property brought by the Met­ noon,
zens, with the exception of those inter­ ing fragment of gingham. Attached to when the Czar might for good or evil he husband
to twenty years in the penitentiary. An Onions are weaker. Sweet potatoes are ceptable to them. The great enemy to
ropolitan
Elevated
road.
The
witnesses
it
was
a
tube
eight
inches
long.
It
was
ested in the saw mills. Latterly the
angry mob gathered about the jail yard in good demand and firm. The fruit the crop in recent years is anthracnose
to potent a factor in the fortunes of the j
the grand jury, on which testi­ yesterday
price of logs has been exceedingly low, a first class nitro-glycerine bomb! Those East. Without expecting the collapse before
afternoon after Dolby had bqen market is pretty well cleaned up of plums (rust), and it now ruins whole planta­
mony
the
indictment
was
found,
were
in
charge
of
the
meeting
tried
to
hush
and saw mill men dislike the idea of any
of China the time must soon come when , George Marman, the juror whom it was identified by his victim, and Sheriff Cook and Bartlett pears.' Grapes are weaker- tions. The! plants will give only a crop
up
the
affair.
Mr.
Blake
’
s
address
was
market being provided for Joggers other
to his assistance the local militia for all kinds. Melons are scarce. or two, and1 the plantations must then
problems of the far East must he ,
Josephine Marman, called
a defense of the coalition of the the
than that produced by consumption in mainly
1
company. This action increased the fury Apples are in good demand. In dairy be renewed. But why do the growers
taken into account. When that crisis sought
j his wife, to to corrupt;
whom
the
unlawful
proposi
­
policy
lately
adopted
by
the
home
rulers
their own mills. It was believed by '
arrives it will be a misfortune to the ( tions are alleged to have been made by against- Dolby, and Governor McKinley produce butter continues to decline. not try spraying?
those owning timber lands in different 1 in reference to the Liberal party. Chief world if Russia’s policy be guided by Mrs.
i
Springer, and Mrs. Louise Snyder, was appealed to for additional assistance Eggs are very firm. Cheese is steady
Justice
Joseph'Daly
presided.
portions of the county that the success '
any other hand than his.’’
' who was at Mrs. Marman’s house on the and troops from Columbus were sent here The poultry market is well supplied with
Inbreeding.
• of Messrs. Robertson & Baine’s venture
morning. Colonel Coit was in com­ Eastern and domestic stock, and is dull.
Another Oil Strike.
occasibn of one of JteiaSpi'inger’s visits this
The great evil that afflicts the poultry
meant the creation of a demand for lum­
mand.
The
mob
surrounded
the
jail
and
Gaine
arrives
light',
but
in
better
condi
­
NONE
Wit,!.
BE
LARGER.
The
grand
jury
wSHjISSfflSied
that
The
W elkesbarrb , Pa., October 20.—The
ber which is at present inaccessible and
flocks of the country to-day is inbreed­
attempt to bribe, though unsuccessful,, courthouse and attempted to take Dolby tion.
has just been made public that the
worthless, and the disaster is therefore fact
I
H ops —Quotable at 5@7J£c per pound, ing, says the American Farmer. This
Mammoth Tin Plant to be Built Near was a crime. Mrs. Springer is a pretty from the officers when he was removed
regarded as a serious blow to the inter- Standard
:
Oil Company and the Eastern
from
the
jail
to
the
courthouse
for
trial,
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
voung woman. Her, maiden name was but they were kept at bay by the use of as to quality.
course is followed by some through care­
ests of peoplè-owning timber claims.
Pennsylvania Company have discovered
P otatoes —Active trade; Early Rose,
P ittsburg , October 20.—The ground Ferguson,' and she comes from an old bayonets and' clubbed guns.
30@35c; River Red, 40@50c; Garnet lessness and by others to produce birds
large tracts of oil fields in Susquehanna,
and" well-known family in'Newark, O.
Talk of an Upheaval.
Henry Kirk, a brother-in-law of the Chili, 35@45c; Burbanks, 35@50c; Sali­ that will make a good record in the show­
will be broken at New Kensington within
Luzerne
and
Schuylkill
counties.
Pros
M inneapolis , October 21.—Dr. George pedtors have been at work a year, but a week for the foundation of a tin plant,
assaulted woman, was thrown down the nas Burbanks, 75c@$1.00; sweets, 75c@ room. No matter what it may be that
steps. of the courthouse and badly $1.00 per cental.
von Schmidt, the German traveler claim­ the matter was kept secret and many which will, it is said, be by far the largest
Not a Legitimate Business Concern.
causes the owner of a flock of fowls to
Another was bayoneted through
O nions —The market is further weak­ follow inbreeding, the result is equally
ing to have inside advices by mail as to farmers were induced to part with their tin-plate works in the United States.
C hicago , October 19. — The Federal bruised.
the
finger,
while
a
bayonet
was
thrust
ened
;
quotable
at
40@50c
per
cental.
disastrous, for'- the vitality of the whole
the situation in Russia, said to-day that lands at market figures. In Huntingdon The site of this big establishment is a grand jury this afternoon reported a through the clothing of another. Depu­
W ool —Spring—year’s fleece, 5@7c per flock is lowered, its productiveness di­
Valley, Luzerne county, the operations
ties
guarded
their
prisoner
in
the
court
­
he had just received another crypto- of
true
bill
against
ex-Governor
Beveridge,
pound
;
six
to
eight
months,
San
Joaquin,
minishes, and its progeny becomes
prospectors aroused suspicion, and piece of ground embracing ten acres ad­
gamic letter indirectly frqm St. Peters­ ’the farmers there are demanding fabu­ joining the property of the Excelsior President; J. F. Arnold, Vice-President, room. Dolby cried like a baby, and kept poor, 5@6c; six to eight months, San dwarfed. There are those who advocate
and Samuel Biddison, Secretary of the looking around for help. Soldiers were Joaquin, fair,- 6@8c; Humboldt and pretty close breeding in fowls in order,
burg, indicating an upheaval when the lous prices for their land.
Glass Company on the Allegheny river State Mutual Life Insurance Company. marched in to keep the crowd quiet. Mendocino, fair, 8@9c; Humboldt and
Czar dies. The student party, the army
as they say, to perpetuate the best char­
front. The projectors of this new enter­ It charges the defendants with using the After the sentence the prisoner was taken
choice, 10@12c; Oregon and acteristics of their stock, but oftener it
and the clergy are honey-combed with a
Another Newspaper Change.
prise is the firm of Goldsmith, Loe wen- mails to further the business of a lot­ to the grand jury room. Amob gathered Mendocino,
Washington, heavy and dirty, 6@7c; is the weaknesses that are perpetuated,
conspiracy to set aside the Czarowitz and
C hicago , October 20. — The Times burg & Co. of Portland, Or., and New
place Prince George on the throne in announced this morning that at a stock­ York city. When completed, it is said, tery. It is alleged the concern is in its about thé courthouse, and the officers good to choice, 8@10c; Valley, 10@12c; and more than overbalance the good
were
powerless
to
take
him
from
the
essence a lottery. ;
Nevada, heavy, 6@8c; choice light, 9@ derived from the practice if ever any
spite of the Czar’s personal wishes. The
the works will have cost over $300,000.
courthouse, either to the jail or to the 10c. Fall — Free Northern, 7@8J^c; comes from it. Bantams are notoriously
Czar is crazed with fear, and dares not holders’ meeting yesterday afternoon The output of the works, it is estimated,
train,
and
Sheriff
Cook
wired
the
Gov
­
Northern defective, 5@7c; Southern and poor breeders and hard to bring to per­
employ Russian physicians for fear they Adolph Kraus, until that time a minor­ will be sixty tons of tin plates daily.
Further Signs of Improvement.
ernor to send more troops. At midnight San Joaquin, light arid free, 5@6c; South­ fection, and this simply because they
are connected with the conspiracy;
ity stockholder, had secured control of a The plant will be operated as a union
B altimore , October 19.—The agree­ the courthouse yard was cleared, but the ern and San Joaquin, defective, 3@4c.
have been inbred with the deliberate
majority of the stock and will assume mill, and hundreds of workingmen will
mob retriained in the square still F lour — Family extras, $3.15@3.25; purpose of dwarfing them until the vi­
control of the paper to-day. Preston be employed. The Pittsburg Tin Plate ment reached yesterday between the angry
Cowardly Husband.
uttering
threats.
bakers’ extras, $3.00@3AO; superfine, tality of the stock has become reduced
Pennsylvania and Maryland'Steel Com­
N ew Y ork , October 21.—The boiler of Harrison and his brother, Carter H. Manufacturing Company will, it is eaid, panies
$2.00@2.25.
’ directors will, it is announced,
to such a low ebb that in many cases the
Harrison, will still hold a large block of also erect a tin-plate mill at New: Kens­
an illicit still in a, tenement-house on stock.
W heat —A moderate demand prevails chick cannot survive the first few weeks.
Kraus was Corporation Counsel ington at once, having a capacity of result in the early reopening of the
Another Pension Decision.
on
shipping
account
;
offerings
continue
Clinton street exploded this morning under the late Mayor Harrison, and was thirty tons daily.
Blood must be changed if the best re­
Maryland Company’s big mill at Spar­ W ashington , October 19.—Assistant
of liberal proportions; No. 1 shipping sults are to be got from the breeding of
row Point. The works,, which employ
severely scalding Pauline and Jennie an intimate friend of his.
Secretary
of
the
Interior
Reynolds
has
wheat,
76!£@77J£c;
choice,'78%c
;
mill
­
poultry, and he who does not do this
3.000 men, have been virtually closed for
Rossuk, mother and child, and John Jo-
Mexican Silver in Porto Rico.
decided that section 1,716 of the Re­ ing, 82%@tj7%c; Walla Walla, 67%c for will be sorry for his course if he perse­
Refuse to Make the Reductions.
eight months.
beski, 22 years old. The woman’s hus­
fair
average,
55@65c
for
No.
2
.and
40@
M
adrid
,
October
20.
—
Urgent
tele
­
veres in it for any length of time.
vised Statutes, relative to thé payment 50c for off grade.
band, Herman, supposed to be the owner
S t . P aul , October 20.—The general
and operator of the still, ran away after counsels of the Northern Pacific and the grams have been received from Porto
of- accrued pensions, is applicable to
B
arley ’—Trade is fair, but the market
For
a
Treaty
of
Commerce.
the explosion, leaving his wife and child Great Northern have notified the Rail­ Rico, asking that the government take
Notes.
pensioners under the act of July 27,1892,
M adrid , October 19. — Negotiations granting pensions to the survivors of cer­ keeps easy under free offerings; fair to
crying for help.
An item worth considering, when we
good, 75@77J^c; choice, 78%@80c; brew­
road Commissioners of North Dakota steps promptly to relieve the financial*
are counting the costs and profits is a
that they will not obey the recently is­ disorders caused by the enormous quan­ have been opened between Spain and tain Indian wars. It is also, held that ing, 85@87Jic.
Chili Declines China’s Offer.
O ats —The demand is not particularly good plow team. Plow teams are of all
order to reduce lignite coal rates in tities of depreciated Mexican silver with Japan for a treaty of commerce. The the section authorizes the widow of the
L ondon , October 21.—A dispatch to sued
deceased
soldier
to
prosecute
his
pending
sorts.
brisk; milling, $1.10@1.15; surprise,
that State for the reasons that the- pres­ which the island is flooded.' The ene­ government intends to start a line jqf
the Times from Santiago says that the ent rates have been accepted ’by the mies of Governor-General Dahan say subsidized steamers to Japan, calling at claim under that act and receive the ac­ $1.10@1.15; fancy feed, $1.05@1.10; good , Never allow a hog to eat or sleep in
crued
pension
to
thé:
date
of
the
soldier
’
s
to choice, 95c@1.02J^; poor to fair, 85@ the dirt. It is naturally a clean animal.
Chilian government has decided to re­ Cotnmissioners as reasonable rates, and that the silver is set afloat in his inter­ Formosa. The new treaty is intended
fuse China’s offer to purchase six war­ that the earnings of the roads do not est, and that he profits largely by the to promote the trade of Japan with death. This reverses the decision of the 92J<c; black, $110@1.25; red, $1.00@ but it does not always have the oppor-
|
Commissioner
of
Pensions
May,
1893.
Spain and the Spanish West Indies.
operation.
1.10; gray, 90c@$l.00.
< tunity to be so,
'
warrant reduction.
ships,