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SCIO
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FLOODS
IN
NEW
MEXICO.
SOUTHERN COAL
COMBINE.
Torrent Rushes Through New Mexico,
Doing Immense Damage.
Will Control Almost the Entire Output
of Several States.
Silver City, N. M., July 25.—Be­
Chicago, July 24.—A special from
The Durrant Case Now Before
Bannocks Control the Passes Chattanooga, says:
Within the next three months the
night, five inches of rain fell in this
the Court.
Into Jackson’s Hole.
manufacturers of the South are to feel i
city and on the mountains to the north.
OREGON tween 8 o’clock and midnight Sunday
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
The produce markets are quiet and
active, under a good inquiry for fruit
and vegetables, and much of the stock
is cleaned up. Prices, however, show'
no material change. Eggs are stiffer
and inclined to advance further.
Groceries, etc., are unchanged.
FOR THE FARMERS
Useful Information Concern*
ing Farm Work.
the grasp of the biggest coal combine j
Before 9 o’clock the water was rushing
Wheat Market.
ever formed. It is to embrace and
down the mountain sides in 1 torrents,
With more favorable advices from the
THE
NEWSPAPERS
SIZED
UP
control
almost
the
entire
output
of
|
CONFLICTING
REPORTS
ARE
SENT
and a few minutes later the business
East and England, the local wheat mar­ WHAT ORGANIZATION WILL DO
nearly all the mines in Virginia, Ken- j
I streets of this city were filled with a
ket has taken on a stronger tone, but as
tucky, Georgia and Alabama, the total
flood from four to eight feet deep. The
there is no business passing, the changes
State Department Asked to grade of the streets is heavy, and the Governor Richards, of Wyoming, In- value of which is nearly $500,000, and Proceedings Regin by tlie Defendant’s elsewhere have but little effect here. The Farmers Will Not Be Helped Unless
Prices can only be quoted nominally as
this is to be the capital stock of the or­
They Learn to Know and Use
water rushed through the streets with
Counsel Moving for a Change of
tends That the Indians Shall Be
Aid Negroes in Mexico.
follows: Walia Walla, 47c; Valley, 50c
ganization. This movement was start­
such swiftness that crossing was im­
Their Power—Stock Notes.
Venue—Holmes Tragédies.
Made to Respect the Law.
per bushel.
ed months ago and 'a ter several meet-
possible. A foot-bridge which had been
It
is
needless to say that the agricul­
San
Francisco,
July
24.
—
Hundreds
Cheyenne, July 25.—The first ad- I ings have been held, and the last one
constructed so that the people in the
Produce Market.
tural interests of this country have not,
WERE SENT BY FALSE PROMISES lower part of town could cross to a vices of authentic nature from the I seat at Lookout Mountain two days ago. of people surrounded the county jail
place of safety in case of flood, was of the Indian troubles in the Jackson For more than a year prices on coal this morning,., eager to see William F lour —Portland. Salem, Cascadia and in the years that are passed, received
swept away, and all means of getting Hole region reached Governor Rich­ and coke have been going down and Henry Theodore Durrant taken to the Dayton, are quoted at $2.85 per barrel; the recognition which their importance
The Government, However, Cannot Help out of the flooded district was cut off. ards today in the shape of telegrams down, until coke is now being manu­ new city hall to be tried for the mur­ Goiddrop, $2.95; Snowflake, $2.85: Ben­ to the prosperity of the nation would
ton county, $2.85; graham, $2.50@2.55; justify and demand, and the momen­
Them, and They Can Be Saved
The night was intensely dark, and for sent by courier from Marysville, Wyo., factured and coal mined at a loss to the der of Blanche Lamont 'and Minnie superfine, $2.25.
Only by Private Aid.
three hours the people of the city were to Market Lake* Idaho, from Adjutant- companies. Every mine and every Williams, in Emanuel church last
O ats —Good white are quoted weak, at tous question- which now confronts the
April.
It
was
supposed
that
Durrant
General
Stilser,
of
the
governor
’
s
staff,
|
coal
dealer
has
put
its
product
on
the
27@28c;
milling, 28@30c; gray, 25@27c. farmers, is, how to remedy the. great
Washington, July 26.—Bad news panic stricken. Scores of people gave who was sent into tlie reigon to inves­ market at whatever figure it could would be kept in jail until near the Rolled oats are quoted as follows: Bags evil of practically ignoring this great
themselves
up
for
lost
when
some
of
has been received at the state depart­
tigate the troubles between the Indians bring. It is to establish a standard of time for commencing the trial. The $5.75@6.00; barrels, $6.00@6.25; cases, producing class of-people, and discrimi­
ment from the colony of American ne­ the weaker buildings began to crumble and the whites. One message sent prices that the combine is to be formed. waiting crowds were disappointed. At | $3.75.
nating against their interests by legis­
before
the
destructive
flood.
Nine
of
H ay — Timothy, $9@9.50 per ton; lative enactments. It is an old and true
groes who went into Mexico some time
8:45
Sheriff
Whalen
sent
his
private
Sunday
from
Marysville
is
as
follows:
In
short
the
purpose
of
the
organiza
­
cheat, $5; clover, $6; oats,$6; wheat, $7. saying, that “The Lord helps those
ago and settled on a tract of land near the buildings were washed down and
“Sdouts who have come in from the tion is to advance the price of coal to buggy to the county jail. Durrant and
B arley —Jbeed barley, 62%@65c per
Tlahualilo. A telegram was received many others injured, but, strange as it mountains report the Indians in force all consumers, but especially to manu­ Chief Jailer Satler entered this open
cental; brewing, 80@85c per cental, who help themselves, ” and if farmers
at the state department this morning may seem, no lives were lost. The at the junction of Granite creek and facturers, 2 per cent
would receive help, it must be self­
buggy and started alone for the city according to quality.
from United States Consul Sparks, at business part of the city, beggars de­ Fall river. All passes into Jackson’s
M illbtuffs — Bran, $11.50; shorts, help. The history of this -country for
There were nearly thirty representa­ hall. No one saw them start except
scription.
'Many
buildings
are
set
­
Piedras Negras, stating that the ne­
Hole available to horses are guarded tives of the big mines at the meeting the deputy jailers, Durrant was not $12.50; chop feed, $12@15; middlings, the past twenty-five years, shows that
groes are in, a deplorable condition. tling, and the amount of the loss may by Indians; Captain Smith, who has on the mountain. Altogether the com­ handcuffed and the pair attracted no none in market; chicken wheat, 74 nearly every great achievement in the
reach
thousands
of
dollars
mqre
than
These emigrants went from the South­
development of the country, and every
just come1 in, was wounded in the bine will include seven-eighths of the attention as they drove quietly through I @80c per cental.
ern states of the United States, mostly the losses which are now certain. breast by Indians. Other prospectors coal-mining interests of the. South and the streets. The early hour disap­ B utter —Fancy creamery is quoted al scheme for the concentration of politi­
Some
estimates
place
the
loss
as
high
112%@14c; fancy dairy, 10®12%c; fair te cal power and the accumulations of
from Alabama and the Carolinas, under
were driven from the mountains. represent millions of dollars. The pointed watchers at both ends of the
8%@10c; eom'mon, 6%@7%c pei ! great wealth, have been accomplished
most alluring promises from the emi­ as $300,000, but this is probably exces­ Pickets are guarding the various moun­ miuigSB^’nstud are located in what is journey; After Durrant had passed 1 I good,
pound.
grant agents of comfortable homes in sive. The railroad company sustained tain passes. Horses are equipped ready knov?Tasfthe seven chief mining dis­ into the courtroom where he was taken I P otatoes —New Oregon, 35@55c per by means of organizations, great dr
small. Consequently the lesson of the
Mexico, but from all accounts they heavy loss, and it will take more than for a inarch and everybody is armed.” tricts of the South. At present there : for safety, crowds began to gather at | sack.
hour is, that farmers must help them­
have been ill treated and suffered great a week to repair the track so that a
A second message sent yesterday, by are no officers, except Mr. Pratt, of the the jail and all the streets in the vicin­ O nions —New California, $1.25@1.50 selves by organization and co-opera­
train
can
be
got
here.
Telegraph
com
­
hardships from the time of their- ar­
cental.
Jelico mines, who was made tempor­ ity were black with people until long I : per
P oultry —Chickens, old. $3 @3.50 pei I tion, and thus make available a mighty
rival in that country. Consul Sparks munication has just been established. Stilser from the Teton pass, near the ary president until the permanent after the hour for opening the court.
Idaho-Wyoming
line,
says:
dozen; young, $2.0j®3.5u per dozen; I power which heretofore has been but
says the negroes are scattered for miles
“We have arrived here on our return officers were named. One effect of the People early filled the corridors lead­ I ducks, $2 5U®3.UO; get-se, $4.00@6.UO: partially utilized. Many of the evils
IN POOR CONDITION.
along the railroad Without funds,
ing
to
the
courtroom
of
Superior
Judge
i
trip. Settlers in the basin are uneasy. demoralization in- the price of coal and
turkeys, live, 10c per pound; dressed, of which we complain, if not self-in­
homes or food, living on mesquite
Murphy, before whom Durrant is to be 12c per pound.
beans and branch water. The consul The California $ruit Sold in London It is reported there that many Indians coke has been a gradual decrease in the tried.
E ggs —Oregon, are quoted 11c pei flicted, certainly exist by our suffer­
Was a Fraud.
from Fort Hall are leaving to, join ¡wages of miners until the scale of wages
says that he can do nothing toward
ance; because by reason of numbers we
A
squad
of
deputy
sheriffs
and
de
­
dozen.
'is
now
lower
than
it
was
ever
known
their relief and he fears trouble, be­
London, July 25. — Reports have those in the mountains. Indians from
have
ample power to remedy them, or
C
heese
—
Oregon
full,
cream,
10@llc
tectives
kept
the
crowd
on
the
move,
cause the negroes are starving. The been current that the consignment of other reservations are reported joining to be in the mining districts. The until the regular hour for opening the j per pound; hall cream, 7(a9c; skim, 4® to so modify them that no cause of
coal
men
claim
that
if
the
combine
is
them.
Letters
and
couriers
have
been
railroads offer to make liberal rates to California fruit which arrived here last
complaint will remain. We complain
court. . Deputies guarded both doors of tic; Young America, l@l%c higher.
O regon V egetables —cabbage, l%c of the neglect of the agricultural inter­
take them out of the country.
week by the steamer Paris from New sent out by Jackson Hole settlers ask-1 'forced they will be able to restore the courtroom and admitted none but
wages
of
the
miners
to
their
former
I .per lb; i adisneiq 10c per dozen bunches;
Later the consul reports that he has York, and was sold at Covent Garden ing for aid, with those who have re-j
jurors, attorneys and newspaper men. | green onions, 10c per dozen; asparagus, ests by public officials, of rights disre­
received a telegram from Dr. L. H. market at auction Friday last, was not sponded, they will go on to the moun­ scales.
These
occupied
all
the
seats
in
the
per dozen; green peas, 1% ®2c garded, of discriminating legislation^
Barry, at Toreon, Mexico, dated July looked upon with favor in some quar­ tains to meet the Indians tomorrow? An advance of 2 per cent has already room, all chairs being taken out, and' I 40@60c
per pound; rhubarn, l%@2c; Oregon of laws not enforced, of unequal taxa­
been
made
on
steam
coal
at
Atlanta,
The
settlers
have
given
up
hopes
of
say
­
23, to the effect that 150 of the negroes ters. Several leading dealers who pur­
Judge Murphy peremptorily ordered wax beans, 7@.8c; cucumbers, 25@75c tion, of extravagance and corruption
from the colony were there in a desti­ chased the fruit were interviewed. ing their crops, and are prepared to and a similar advance will be ordered that none others be admitted.
in the administration of public affairs,
per dozen; cauhHower, $1 per dozen.
other
southern
cities.
in
all
tute condition with fifteen cases of They all said they were disappointed ■take all their women and children out
B erries — Blackberries, 3@4c per and that the few are monopolizing the
Durrant
’
s
father,
who
greatly
re
­
contagious diseases among them. The with the goods, which, when opened of the region. ”
sembles his son, and who looks to be I pound; raspberries, $1.25@1.50 per profits of the labor of the many. Sure­
Governor Richards states that bo
THE COLON STRIKE.
Mexican authorities had prevented for inspection previous to the sale,
ly there is no dearth of complaints.
only about the same age, was early at I crate.
movement
of
state
troops
into
tlie
T ropical Epuir—California lemons, But of what avail are complaints if we
them from entering the town. A let­ seemed firm and hard. But the dealers
court
to
meet
his
son.
The
two
sat
in
6.00@7.00; Sicily, $5.00®5.50; bananas, will not help ourselves when the means
ter on the subject has been received at say they became discolored when the Jackson Hole country will be ordered Dock Laborers and Brakemen oil the quiet conversation, as the room gradu­ $ Honolulu,
$2.25®3.00; New Orleans, $z
Panama Road Go Out.
the state department from Representa­ papers were removed and the fruit ex.- until further information is received.
ally
filled
up.
When
Durrant
was
@3.00 per bunch; California navels, are so plainly within our reach? Many
tive Bankhead, of Alabama, inquiring posed to the air. They also said the He sent word to General Stilser, who
New
York,
July
24.
—
A
special
to
first arrested his mustache hid his l $3.50@3.75 box; blood oranges, $3; -farmers in different parts of the coun­
whether the government could assist in plums were not of desirable quality. is expected to reach Market Lane to­ the World from Colon says:
mouth, and his long hair gave him Mediterranean sweets, $2.o0@3.00; try, in a measure, at least, seem to
night,
to
report
as
fully
as
possible
on
bringing back to their homes the mem­ One of them said:
Word
comes
from
Panama
that
the
the appearance of a student. Now seedlings, $2@2.25; pineapples, $5 per comprehend the situation and are no­
“We account for the large prices the situation, particularly as to the dock laborers and brakemen on the his closely cropped hair gives him the dozen.
bers of the colony of colored citizens
bly striving to help themselves and
C alifornia V egetables —Garlic, new their class by organization, others seem
who are destitute and dissatisfied. The paid for the fruit by the fact that fruit success of the' Indian police in indue-, Panama railroad there have joined the appearance of a criminal, and his
mg
the
Bannocks,
the
only
known
10c
per
pound
;
new
potatoes,
90c@$l
department has tried in every way to is scare on the continent and in Eng­
disheartened or indifferent, and still
strikers. The railroad officials did not clean-shaven lips reveal the coarse sen­
sack; string beans, 2@3c per pound; others, are expecting help by the adop­
afford relief in this case, but it is well land. The next lot will not realize offenders among the Indians, to return expect this. Affairs are becoming suality of his mouth. Three months’ I per
summer
squasn,
$1.25<wl.bu
per
box;
to
their
reservation.
nigh powerless, and it is probable that the same prices.”
tion of certain financial measures,
In conversation today Governor more-and more complicated. The rail­ confinement in jail have made his nat­ tomatoes, $1.25 per box; swtet potatoes, which are advocated by many sincere
Another dealer said:
if the unfortunate negroes are to be
road
clerks
are
holding
secret
meetings.
urally
colorless
complexion
even
more
6c
per
pound.
“I lost the money I paid for the Richards said he believed the Indian The Colon brakemen have petitioned pallid and pasty. He is fatter than
saved from starvation, private aid must
jbREsii F ruit —Apples, good, $2 per | and honest men, as well as by those in
fruit. The fruit is undesirable for police would be able to arrest all the for more pay, but are still working. It when arrested, and his eyes were very I box; apricots, $l@1.40 per box; Oregon the employ of private interests who
be extended to them immediately.
Indians
now
off
their
reservations,
and
I cherries, Royal Anne and Black Repub- - “always talk for the pay there is in
The consul at Piedras Negras has table use, so far as the English buyer
if they experienced any difficulty the r is reported that the government is ready bright as he glanced around the room. | lican, 75@90c per box; prunes, $l@1.50; it.” But the great majority of farm­
been instructed to render any assistance is concerned.”
to
adopt
conciliatory
measures.
It
is
only
by
an
effort
that
Durrant
One of. the largest dealers has writ­ regulars would be ordered out to assist
which he can properly extend, and to
Mr. Outen, of the Danish West In­ seems able to fix his attention on one j peaches, 75c@$1.00 per box; Bartlett ers are simply drifting, or passively
peais, $2@2.25; watermelons, $2.25@ waiting for “something to turn up.”
report any serious developments. Our ten-,to White & Co., the auctioneers, them.
dies,
who resides at Galum, has been subject, but he. frequently forces him­ j 3.50
per dozen; canteloupes, $2.5'J per There is no help in inaction, and no
“This Indian trouble must be settled
charge at the City of Mexico has been demanding a rebate, on the ground that
telegraphed
for
by
Prefect
Guzman
to
self to concentrate his eyes and mind. I dozen.
hope in the attempts to get “something
informed also of the state of affairs, the fruit is not a desirable kind, The quickly,” said the governor, “and un­ act as mediator, as he stands well with
The defendant was represented by I muskmelons, $2.25 per dozen.
from nothing. ” There will be no neg­
as reported by the consul, and instruct­ dealers showed samples of the fruit in less the Washington authorities take both the labor societies and with the Attorneys Deuprey, Dickinson, and
to
W
ool
—
Valley,
ll@13c,
according
decisive action I will order out the government.
lect of agriculture nor discrimination
ed to inquire into the treatment of the support of their criticism.
Thompson. District Attorney Barnes quality; Eastern Oregon, 8@llc.
state
troops
to
arrest
all
roving
Indi
­
H ops —Nominal at 4c per pound.
against its interests when the farmers
colonists. The department of state has
The British consul was appealed to personally appeared for the prosecu­
ans.
I
am
determined
the
Indians
CLAIMED BY ENGLAND.
N uts —Almonds, soft shell, 9@llc use their power as ether classes and in­
no funds which can be applied to
to
secure
the
release
of
Fraser,
the
tion,
accompanied
by
Assistant
Dis
­
shall be made to respect the laws of West Indian shopkeeper arrested on a
■ per pound; paper shell, 12%@14c; new terests use theirs. The public official
maintain destitute Americans, other
trict Attorney Peixotto. Captain of
California walnuts, soft shell,
than seamen, in foreign countries, or I The Little Island of Trinidad oft* the the state as well as their white neigh­ charge_of .inciting the West Indian Detectives Lees and all the detectives i crop
il@12%c; standard walnuts, 10%@llc; who neglects or ignores the interests of
bors.
Coast of Brazil.
'"thè 'Valiamo. " railway under him were in or about the court­ Italian chesnuts, 12%@14c; pecans, other classes which are insignificant
to provide for their transportation
.•‘The'aiithorities iit WasKihgton a-~,
OIC I
«
àj.au.
1 —
home, and has been obliged to so in­
New York, July 25.—A Herald' 'dis­ careless in regard to correspondence on hands to strike, Fraser is a British room.
When Judge Murphy said, 13@16c; Brazils, 12% ® 13c; filberts, when compared with that of agricul­
subject
and
the
government
released “The case of W. H. T. Durrant, mur­ 14@15c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 5@7c; ture, soon realizes that his political
form the consul and all those persons patch from Buenos Ayres says:
the subject. My predecessor, Governor him.
who have - made inquiries concerning
A correspondent in Rio Janeiro tele­ Osborne, wrote a letter to the interior
der,” Barnes said, “I am ready for the roasted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8@10c; co- race is run, and he is forced to ’retire
these colonists.
graphs that advices to the English le­ department, relating to the Indians
The Barcelona Steamship Company people.” Attorney Dickinson for the coanuts, 90c per dozen.
to private life,’ but on the other hand,
gation there declare that England killing game last summer. The letter | laborers discharged the cargo of the i defendant, then formally moved for a I P rovisions —Eastern hams, medium, the public official who ignores- agri­
He Is in the Way.
hams,
picnic,
ll%@12c
per
pound;
.claims the island of Trinidad as her
Spanish steamer Panama on a promise
culture and betrays the farmers’ inter­
of venue stating that if it 8%@9c; breaktast bacon ll%@12c;
___
San Francisco, July 26.—Special own. One. cargo of coal, it is reported, was never answered, and neither was of increased wages, the ship's captain ' I change
ests is often given a higher position,
should
appear
that
it
would
be
impos
­
short
clear
sides,
8%@9c;
dry
salt
one
I
wrote
last
month.
”
Administrator Goodfellow .is very has been landed on the island already.
having refused to allow his crew to sible to secure an unbiased jury or sides, 7%@8c; dried beef hams, 1<2 sometimes being helped thereto by the
much in the way in the Fair estate. In view of this it was decided by
I do the work. The Panama is bound to ! should a state of feeling be enveloped as @13c; lard, compound, in tins, 7%; misdirected action of. farmers. The
He has been offered $250,000 to get out Brazil’s cabinet to formally protest,
Port Limon.
Miners Overcome by Gas.
j would render a fair trial improbable he lard, pure, in tins, 9%@10c; pigs’ feet, farmers will not be helped unless they
of the way and will not take it. Rue- and a message to that effect was at
would reserve the right to renew his 80s, $3.50; pigs’ feet, 40s, $3.25; kits, will learn to know and use their power
Angel
’
s
Camp,
Cal.,
July
25.
—
The
The
Hawaiian
Expedition.
ben Lloyd, attorney for two of the once sent to Brazil’s minister in Lon­
action which he asked ’the judge now $1.25. Oregon smoked hams, 11 %c per for their own interests. There is no
vicinity
of
the
Utica
mine
here
re
­
San
Francisco,
July
24.
—
Consul
heirs, is authority for the statement. don. Fierce articles have appeared in
pound; pickled hams, 8%c; boneless human power which can successfully
i
sembles
a
battlefield,
with
the
dead
and
”
Wilder of Hawaii says he does not to pass upon. In support of his action hams, 10c; bacon, 9c; dry Balt sides, 8c; cope with that of the mighty agricul-
Now the question is, Who made the the Brazilian papers denouncing Eng­
i
Dickinson
said
he
would
sumbit
affi­
offer? Goodfellow will not tell, and land for her appropriation of territory dying lying round. Scores of men are think there is any foundation for the davits of the defendant. The judge lard, 5-pound pails, 9%c; 10s, 9%c; | tural hosts in this country, when it can
Attoney Lord, who represents two of belonging to Brazil, as that country stretched out, while those most serious­ news from Port Townsend that vessels insisted that the affidavits should be 50s,9c; tierces, 8%c.
be concentrated and intelligently and
the three Fair heirs, says he did not affirms. The correspondent says that ly affected are being conveyed to the have been loaded there with munitions read although the counsel said that
fearlessly applied.
company
’
s
hospital.
In
attempting
to
of war for the Hawaiian islands, and
Merchandise Market.
authorize the offer, and if such an offer these articles ask' particularly where
“Farmers, the power is with you”
the
reading
would
occupy
today
and
to
­
remove
the
bulkhead
of
the
Utica
north
that an uprising against the existing
had been backed by the heirs, he cer­ the Monroe doctrine applies how. They
S almon .—Columbia, river No. 1, tails, and can be used for our own, and our
Attonrey Deuprey then began $1.25@1.60
; No. 2, tails, $2.25@2.50; country’s good whenever you will it.
tainly would have known about it. Still desire to see it used as a political me­ shaft, fifty or sixty men were overcome government may take place next Sep­ morrow.
by the escaping gas. As -one man tember A telegram published yester­ to read Durrant’s affidavit which fancy, No. 1, flats,. $1.75@1.85; Alaska,
the fact remains that if Goodfellow dium in settling the question.
stated that owing to publications in the No. 1, tails, $1.20@1.30; No. 2, tails, $1.90 But it will require patient, persever­
would fall another stood ready to take
could just say the word, the litigation
Senor Cabral, the governor of the his place, Finally the bulkhead had day stated that the United States gov­ local press the minds of the public are @2.25.
ing effort to utilize this power and
ernment has instructed the customs au­
of the Fair estate would go glimmering territory of Amapa, has arrived in
S
ugar —D, 4%c; C, 4%c; extra C, 5c; secure the needed help. It will re­
inflamed
against
the
aefendant
and
to
be
blasted
out,
and'
the
gas
issued
thorities of the Puget sound district to
in a day, all the legacies would tye Para, and says that in many cases
the press and the people are violently dry granulated, 5%c: cube crashed and quire careful consideration and thor­
paid, the pencil will would not be French marines provoked trouble in in such volumes that no one could go prevent the fitting out of filibustering | prejudiced against him so that he be­ powdered, 5%cper pound; %cper pound ough, unbiased discussion with well
near.
expeditions
for
Hawaii.
Mr.
Wilder
thought of over night, and there would that territory.
lieved he could not have a fair trial. In discount on all grades for prompt cash; digested plans of action, and then, en­
The water in the stickle compart­
be a lot of rich and happy attorneys
Followers of Governor Cavilho, of ment of the mine is about fifty feet said that he had no information about I support of this statement Deuprey read half barrels, %c more than barrels: thusiastic co-operation. This is the
maple sugar, 15@16c per pound.
an order having been issued and he
touring Europe on the money which the state Of Rio Grande do Sul, have
as part of the affidavit excerpts from
C offee —Costa Rica, 22@23%c; Rio, 20 way, and the only way to obtain help.
above the 800 level and it is believed
Fair accumulated.
protested to the federal government the fire is extinguished, although this did not know of any shipment of arms three morning and three evening pa­ @22c; Salvador, 21@21%c; Mocha, Farmers, are you ready?
from
Puget
sound
ports.
Furthermore,
against granting any indulgence to the is not certain. Flooding practically
pers published in San Francisco in­ 26%@28c; Padang Java, 31c; Palembang
To Manufacture Bikes.
in view of the prospect of a re- ceased this morning. Granting that he says the royalists have no money cluding practically every thing that has Java, 26@28c; Lahat Java, 23@25c; Ar­
Sacramento, Cal., July 26.—Paul rebels
with
which
to
make
such
warlike
Live Stock Items.
been written about the Durrant mur­ buckle’s Mokaska and Lion, $22.30 pei
the fire is out, it will take fully a preparations.
Steck, of a firm of engineers, machin­ sumption of active fighting
100-pound case; Columbia, $21.80 per
Clean, sweet grain produces the best
der.
month to pump the water out of the
ists, etc., is in town for the purpose of
case.
meat, whether beef or pork.
CAUSE OF THE RIOTS.
The reading of Durrant’s affidavit 100-pound
stickle. Angel’s camp will not recover
Charley Fong Sing’s Ambition.
forming a stock company to establish
C oal —Steady; domestic, $5.00@7.50
The farmer who neglects to provide
occupied
the
court
until
noon.
An
from the effects of the catastrophe for
per
ton
;
foreign,
$
8.50@11.00
.
a bicycle factory here; He says that
New York, July 24.—Charley Fong
Explanation of tlie Recent Massacres
grass
for his swine is neglecting one of
adjournment
was
then
taken
until
2.
'
B
eans
—
Small
white,
No.
1,
3%c
per
I
a
long
time,
as
hundieds
of
men
with
he has obtained satisfactory terms from
Sing, an American born Chinese, has
in China.
families are thrown temporarily out of applied to the police civil service Thereafter the reading of the affidavit pound; butter, 3%c; bayou, 3c; Lima,' I the most important essentials to suc­
Gallatin & Livermore for the use of
cess in the whole business.
Victoria, July 25.'—The Empress of employment.
electric power from Folsom, and that
board for appointment as patrolman, with the newspaper clippings occupied- 5%c.
C ordage —Manilla rope, 1%-inch, is
The whip may be of use on the horse
the brazing, heating, drying and other India’ arrived this evening with Tokio
to do special duty in tracking Chinese the court without interruption during quoted at 10c, and Sisal, 6c per pound.
at times, unquestionably is. But the
work in the factory can be done by advices to July 12.
criminals. He has had training for the rest of the aftenoon.
R
ice —Isla'nd, $5@5.25 per sack; Ja­
Baby Marian to Touch the Button.
horse and the owner are often both in­
The Japanese authorities are in pos­
electricity, so it will not be necessary
Protest Against the Durrant Play.
the work in San Francisco, where he
pan, $4.50@4.75.
jured by the whip. Use it as little as
Atlanta, July 25.—It is said that closed up many opium joints and gam­
to burn a pound of coal. The proposi­ session of information from China,
San Francisco, July 24. — Local
possible.
tion has been laid before the Industrial I giving a new explanation of the riots Baby Marion Cleveland will probably bling dens. Charley was 13 years old clergymen are making a vigorous pro­
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
A contemporary refers to the grunt
Improvement Association. Since the in Sze Chuan, and directly implicating touch the button that will start the when he shipped with Lieutenant De­ test against the production of “The
F lour —Net cash prices: Family ex­ I of the hog as pretty nice music in these
introduction of cheap electrical power the Peking government. Among the machinery at the opening of the Cot- long on the exploring ship Jeanette. Durrant Case,” a play based on the
Yes,
into Sacramento the matter of starting commercial stipulations in the peace ton States and International Exposi­ He was one of the party from the Jean­ Emanuel church murders which was tras, $3.35^3.45 per barrel; bakers’ex­ I days of business depression.
$3.25@3.35; superfine, $2.35@2.60. there is nothing the matter with the
several manufacturing enterprises has treaty with Japan, that of opening the tion. T-he Western Union will run a ette that was rescued by the Russian recently written. In preaching on the tras,
B
arley
—
Feed,
fair
to
good,
61%c;
hog. He is the farmer’s friend.
been discussed. Manufacturers in remote interior to foreign trade has wire to Gray Gables and another to expedition. He received a medal from subject last evening Rev. W. W. choice, 62 %c; brewing, 70@75c.
various parts of the country are writ­ met with the strongest .objections from the Expositoin grounds here. An op­ the secretary of the navy in recogni­ Case of the Howard'street Methodist
Professor Morrow says that the time
W
heat —No. 1 shipping, 91% per ctl;
ing for particulars of the new power, the court and the tsung li yamen, and erator in Atlanta’ will give the signal, tion of his bravery. After his return church said:
for the profitable production of “baby
choice, 92%; milling", 97% @$1.00.
it
is
’
alleged
that
Viceroy
Liu
was
se
­
and
a
touch
of
the
key
will
send
the
the prospects for building sites and
from the Greeley expedition, Charley
O ats —Milling, 95c@$1.00; surprise, beef” proper has not yet come in Illin­
“The dramatization of the horrible
cretly instructed to foment disturb­ current that starts the wheels.
other facts.
came here and married an American murders at the- Emaunel Baptist $1.00@1.10; fancy feed, 97%c@$1.00; ois.- Usually steers may most profita­
ances in order to prove that the UPPer
The exposition directors desire that girl, who converted him to Christian­ church,” he said, “should be con- good to choice, 85@90c; poor to fair, bly be marketed when between two
Betting on the Yacht Race.
77% @80; black, nominal; gray, 80@85c. and three years old, if grown by the
New York, July 26.—Betting on the Yang tse provinces were unsafe to the little “Maid Marian” shall touch ity. She is now living in Astoria, demned. Theater managers who put
H ops —Quotable at 4@6c per pound.
strangers.
By this means, it was the button. If she does not it will be Or., where Charley owns a hotel.
such a play on the boards would do
yacht race for the America’s cup has hoped
P otatoes —Barbanks, 50@60c; Early feeder.
that aliens might be prevented Mr. or Mrs. Cleveland. Mr. Cleve­
more to corrupt the youth of the city Rose, 40@65c per cental.
already begun. A wager of $1,000 to
This is the way an Illinois feeder
Insurance
Company
Reorganized.
availing themselves of the newly- land was originally invited to come to
than all the hell-holes of iniquity that
$500 has been made that the Defender from
O nions —Good to choice California, puts it: “In this age of over produc-
granted
privilege.
But
since
the
out-
the
opening
on
September
18.
He
re
­
New
York,
July
24.
—
-
At
a
meeting
flourish in San Francisco. Such plays 65@$le; cut, 25@50; Oregon, $1@1.25 tion and low prices, if the feeder ex­
will beat the Valkyrie in the cup series. | rages have been presented with a whol­
plied that his engagements would al­ of stockholders of the American Fire would tend to cultivate a morbid spirit per cental.
It is supposed to have been made for
pects to place anything on the side of
ly
unexpected
spirit,;,
the
government
low
him
to
remain
here
but
a
few
Insurance
Company,
of
New
York,
W ool —Spring—San Joaquin, year’s profit, he must feed a limited number
and lead the young men and women on
W. K. Vanderbilt. There is a lot of
j
has
taken
fright
and
endeavors
to
es-
hours
on
that
day,
if
he
should
come,
held today in accordance with legal the way to destruction. ’'
fleece, 5@6c; do 6 to 8 months, 6@
money to be put up. A number of
8c; 6 to 8 months, Calaveras and foot­ of the very best animals and give them
bookmakers have been approached, but I cape the responsibility by degrading and proposed to come on October 18, notice, the company was reorganized
The
Treasury
Notified.
hill, per pound, 8@10; do defective, 6@ the best care.”
with a capital of $200,000 and a sur­
little or no business has been done, be­ Lui and making him the scapegoat. which will be president’s day.
8; Northern, good to choice, 13%c; do
The Indiana farmer thinks that good
This
is
more
than
the
deposed
viceroy
Washington,
July
22.
—
The
secre
­
plus
in
addition
of
$100,000.
The
cause the bookmakers prefer to play
8 @ 10c; Nevada, spring, stock and low prices will give better
willing to endure, and his followers
available gross assets, are $625,000. tary of the treasury received a telegram defective,
Thiiik They Have Him.
against the challenging yacht. They | is
light
and
choice,
9@llc
;
heavy,
6@8c.
results than poor stock and good prices.
threaten, in case he is subjected to
from Mr. Jordan stating that W.
B utter — Fancy creamery, seconds, Now is the time to buy good breeding
want too big odds to suit the Defender I public
Klamath Falls, Or., July 25. —Local The shareholders are also subscribing today
trial,
as
the
French
envoy
pro
­
H.
Crossman
&
Bros,
had
withdrawn
$200,000
additional
capital
and
$100,-
14@14%c
;
fancy
dairy,
13@13%c.
lien.
poses, to publish facts iculpating detectives hereabouts, who have been 000 surplus, over half of which has $1,000,000 for export from the sub­
E ggs —Store, 12@14e; ranch, 16@18. stock at low rates, and we should loose
The Insurance War.
some of the highest dignitaries of the at work on the capture of the stage­ already been taken.
treasury in exchange for United States
C heese —Eancv. mild, new, 4@6j; no opportunity for improvement if we
robber
who
has
been
until
lately
so
San Francicso, July 26.-—The execu­ empire. If Liu must fall-, he is deter-
notes. Secretary Carlisle declined- to common to good, 3@5c; Young Amer­ are to stay in the business at all.
regular
in
his
Klamath
Falls-Ager
Receiver
for
a
Sew
York
Paper.
tive committee of the board of fire un­ | mined that others greater than he
discuss the matter, but some officials ica, 5@8c; Eastern, 14@16c; W est.-
The Tacoma custom-house has had
stage “.hold-ups”, think they have the
New York, July 24.—Amotion has who have been watching the exchange ern. 10@12c per pound.
derwriters of the Pacific coast today I shall go down with him.
orders to receive no national bank cur­
man.
At
any
rate
Sheriff
A.
A.
Fitch
been
entered
before
Judge
McAdam,
abolished all its rules and regulations,
rency hereafter in payment of duties,
and James Engle arrived yesterday of the superior court of this city, for market express the opinion that the
On the Turkish Frontier.
the officers ceased to exist, and a com­
Meat Market.
shipment is the beginning of a move­
but to accept only United States coin
.evening
from
Pokergama,
where
they
the appointment of a receiver for the ment in opposition to. the syndicate,
Constantinople, July 25.—A thous-
mittee of seven was appointed to take
B eef —Gross, top steers, $2.50@3.00; and currency. There is a regulation
arrested
a
young
man
known
as
Watt
New York Daily Mercury
charge of affairs, invite new members, | and men belonging to the Third army
who, it is alleged are holding up the fair to good steers, $2.50@2.60; cows, to this effect, but it has not been com­
and, if possible, evolve another com­ corps has been ordered to mobilize at Pierson, who is now in custody of Dep­
rates
of exchange, which it is desired, $2.25@2.50; dressed beef, 4@5%c per plied with in the past.
pound.
The Alleged Eustis Interview.
pact of insurance men on lines less | Macedonia. In an encounter at Uskup, uty United States Masrhal S. T. Sum­
to
break
down.
Gold Beach will soon be treated to a
M utton —Gross, best sheep, wethers,
London, July 23.—The alleged inter­
stringent than those of the old com­ I100 miles northwest of Salonica, be­ mers. Pierson resides at Keno, a
$1.75@2.00; ewes, $1.75 ; dressed mut- footrace by women. A young lady of-
Macedonians and Turks Fight.
pact.
Thirty-one companies were tween insurgents and Turkish troops, small place on the Klamath Falls:Ager view with United States Ambassador
Euchre creek has issued a challenge,
Constantinople, July 24.—Advices ton. 4c per pound.
represented at the meeting, but there I the former were defeated with a loss stage road, and it is claimed on the Eustis, published by the Paris Figaro,
V eal —Dressed, small, 5@6c; large, 3 which has been accepted by a young
night
of
one
of
the
robberies
he
was
from
Salnica
state
that
125
Macedon
­
is
still
attracting
attention.
The
Sat
­
of
thirty
killed
and
thirty
wounded.
are still twelve or thirteen outside, and
@4c per pound.
'married lady of Gold Beach; and both
until they can be induced to come into ■ The ministers have decided to send absent from home and was seen to re­ urday Review says of it that it showed ian insurgents had an encounter with
H ogs —Gross, choice, heavy, $3.50@
turn
early
in
the
morning.
He
will
a
detachment
of
Turkish
troops
near
braggadocio first; then confidence, then
3.75; light and feeders, $3.25@3.50; are now in training. The date for the
. the organization the war of rates can­ 3,000 men to reinforce Turkish troops
contest lias not yet been settled.
be given a preliminary trial.
Strumitz, in the Maleish mountains.
dressed, 4%c per pound.
total forgetfulness.
I in Crete.
not be stopped.
1
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