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HAKRY S. JOHNSTON Ac CO., Proprietors.
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK ON SHORT NOTICE
All Kit I» <t Lumber. \eh. hior*, M tuMin^,
>hinjjle<, Paint« ani Oils.
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CLOTHING...
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We now have the largest and
best selected stock of Clothing
ever shown in the Valley, which
we are offering at
WAY DOWN PRICES.
We have many special lines of
Spring and Summer suits and
light Weight Underwear.
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Th* • ruiMr Phil*«!©' j»hia arr1*‘ 4 al
Astoria v» tak© |«©rt iu th« F<><»rth ul
July r< h’br«ti**u thrtv
A* a la*t hop* »•{ saving h»r«»tgn*r# in
Pekin, th© |*>w< r* i*i«r iv w tin. ten
in i I m I hg th© gFakv* uf lit© ill.p. rial
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b**n klllr«l *n«i '-t!»©r i©Mat. n* m »< un
dar «©«If© ai*<! »tar* In,;
Will make regular trip* to '-cm.
V« ateh locai a.lumii lor -late ol «i»n«
BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
A lbany , O regon
C. A. WHALE
I m|H»rtallam
u L*at in N*w
Two rn.tr* British aar«hipa bav* '«a
ordered to ('bin*.
A >rano American alliancw is prv
(seed by an enthusiast!* > mnehmau.
Fir* in th* butinee* »*ct)«»Q of Pitts­
burg ragaad the death uf four per«*ua
and injury to sit other*
Fit* in the Cramp** shipbuilding
yard near l*hl-atlelpha. dratmv©«! prt-.p
erty to the value -f
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Twrntv th* uaan-l
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*ithin 1‘sbin wall* .!<>.• -•*' • •»v»i«i*
PORTLAND.
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DtMOCHATIC
Ih© fottr-oarwl race t>wt'vc*i) »tin*
syhania. Columbia mid (*uri»*II «raws
w«i won hy th© format
Th© rar© T<©»k
plfe'© at l*»-ugl>k©*,j"»h*. \ Y .
At (h«»t*r |*ark, <'inrlUliati. W
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Rut* an l K Hausman, of N**w Haven,
l rm., «»ii a niutoT laixfom, mad* a
iiiil© in 1:29 4-5. Thia givtffl them th*
world** r©vt»r»l for a cwuient tra« k
lly th© bursting of a irsvrvoir of tba
city wat©r w<irk* uf (•rand Rapid«,
Mi«h , 100.000,000 gallon* uf water
was precipilatet) n|»u a thickly jMipu»
!at©d distric t uf th© city, doing I hih -
tg© ©«tiHiat«- I at hundrt**l* <»< thousand*
>f do’lars
The Rosar war i* came»! into Teia*.
According to advltaaa tight !«x?ently
wboyt and
ranchmun *n<! (’Inhainrii I ©longing to
th© Pei < hung ct»h»tiv, located in Du­
val cofijvty. Four ('bnainci) ar© kb'iwn
to have burn wunnded, oua fatally.
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<uwl©»y was wuui)<fo«l iu th© cb©«t.
Ih© timrly arrival uf a detachment of
stat© rangt-r* save.I further bloodshed.
Fhe order« recently iaaumi for th© re­
moval of a large numlw-r of troop* fr» n
Cuba have beeu gladly wrlu«iiiicd bv
the Cut»an», and < «©neral Wood is iu
receipt of many letter* from various
municipalities offering thanks for what
they call his dis|Muiition to trust the
C.iban*, am! declaring that the ©nitre
island in in a »tat© *»t abaoluto tran­
quillity. Th© Tenth infantry, it is l»e-
hexed, will leave th© island shortly af­
ter th© <l*i»art ire uf the n ginu-uta now
under order* to prooeed home.
James W. Porter, of (’h!* ago, ha* re-
ceived a cablegram from Uh* Foo, an-
nouib ing that hi* brother, the Rev.
Henry J. Porter, ami his sister, Mt»»
Mary H. Porter. miM*muari«w of th«
luirn aii Imanl <>f cotnmiasionuni for
foreign missioUM. Stationed at Pang
Chuang, 200 miles south uf Tien Tsin.
had arrived safely nt Che F< mi . July 5,
cumlug overhand from Chinan Fu, cap­
ital *»f th© province. Thw were accom*
}*aui©*l by th© Rev. H. I'. Perkins, an­
other missionary stationed at Pang
Chuang.
Rear• Admiral Bare, now command­
ant uf tba Norfolk Davy van!, has Oren
selected to
succeed
Rear Admiral
Philip deceased, as < «>uimandant uf the
New York i»avy yard.
Over f IO.OtXJ.OtH) worth ol pt<i|-erty
Wa* daMroyed, mauy live* I -t. m.tiiy
pafaooa injure-1 and at leaat I,ioti live*
Imperiled bv a tire on a dock at Ho­
boken, N.J.
( barles W. In< kin**»u iuveutor uf
th© geometry (' lathe, which iu»»le a
iu© ©wful counterfeiting of tauk not©*
imp* wibl*. is dead at his tame in
Belleville, N. J., aged 77 years.
The traaaport Sumurr arrived at
June 30 th© grand staff of the Rus­
San Francle*i from Nlauila with 43 sian army e*t!mated the Cbine»e army
•lek midiere, 70 dim harged mrn, 11 to number 1,720,000 men. II* al*>
limane patienta ami 10 nieinlwr*
I said that ataut WMIJ hm ) Mausers have
the b'alpi la I eorpe.
lawn imported within the last three
A (perlai diepatch from Sha ng lia I. years,
LEADING DEM ER OF THE NORTHWEST IN
German* natural ire-1 In America aie
in diafavur In the fatherland
4 IRKK COINAGE PUTFUKM
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fut IN* H««O
Kan«aa
Ctlr, July
S — William
I Brxau.
f Ne‘ra*k i w** I» uight
The total nuinler of hrwtie* rveuverwd uuaniiuously pia» rd tn n*’minaiion **
I from th* m*©nt Hoboken fir© now the Detti
ratio « alidi lat© for |»rv«i«leul
! ttutnler 14-L and 140 )«*r©>n# are r** »f the lulled Ma'«««,
.»i i* 11 «fform op-
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p>’ft^l missing.
l**iiig im¡M rielHin. militarism and
• 4 ialiti* :• r the
A rycbm* a<v*»m¡wuied by a cloud tru*U an • r I’.t all
free coinage •>! sllrgr at the tallo of IB
burst and hail st4«rm, swept »»ver Kala
iHMBiMi, M l h . r< suit Ing iu damage tu Io I.
pr peitv «>( 1100. goo
Ihr n UiinatL n ran.«* a« th«* ••ulmma­
ri
a IrviKml demoiiatralion in
On Jun* 17. the ( hi rag*» A North
iw»n»»r of the I ally leader. lading 1.
western railway opened f*»r traff»* their
new line from Helle Plain*, la., to Ma­ nimitee. . and glung utu-rame t>> all
the iN»nl •up amolli.us <>| tn. «aal mol­
son City; also their new Fox lakv
li billowed al-o a t ■ r o «trug-
branch
The length of thi* new liiw tttufie
i* lyA mil©*, which a bled U> their mile- *lr fhr ugh"Ut Ihr la«t S# h or* -on-
ag© gixee them a total of H.46J «6 tcrniij* the platform declemti«>n "O
mi I m , th© largest mihwge of any rail- •llvrr and <>u the rrlatne janntb n
which the *iher
»• to rnain-
rvMid In the world.
laiii (• ih» -’itirr ifii-nS «u*B*>fth« ley
i h© dock lal- rer*’ »trike at Rotter­
It we* late thia «limi n ahm th*
dam, Germany, is **tini|iig Wir- t«-n
euQxentlon we* at leal faceto face with
mg proportion«.
Th© <arm«n hate th«* prtMidrntia. uommatitm
Early
D<>w >*in©»i in th© strike, and th© jadlc© tu th«* day there had lern te«l.<-n* de-
and marine* an* guarding th© street* ¡ «v», »hi«’ to lío» IUati.it* of the plat
ill order to check disturbances. The form committee to reconcile their -hf«
strikers have picketerl all th© ap­
proach©» to the town, *4» as tu prevent
non-unionist« from entering. The la-
imrer» « ! Kottcriiam will h- :d a ma**
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aiding the striker*.
Th« aleamahip Nom« <Tty. which
made the trip from l'iirtlaml to Nome,
reacued 4 7 people on the way, th«
crew* and pawaeugi-n «■( two uncke.1
act« oner*.
..Salem and Portland.
UN
Sine < I ©a ths in «'De day in Chi* ago
Ir-u eitr©m* heat.
I he re* «>rd f r s
w»*©k is 2? deaths and V»> |<u*tr*ti«m*
President Kruger is r«qs>rted t*> have
Ih© strength *»f th© foroign force* at
mov «• I to Nelspruit.
present tn < ‘hina am as follow *, I .er-
Fight death« from extreme h»«t are
many, 44 officer* anti 1,4<H) ini'U, i .real
Britain, 1M4 offi ©rw awl 1,700 man. reported from Chicago.
Austria, 12 ofUcata an<l
127 men,
In a wild plunge of a street-ear into
Atnerica, 20 officer* and 329 men; I a gulch at Tacoma, 3U people war©
France, 17 “ffirer* ajtd 3R7 men, Italy, killed aud 00 Injured.
•even officer* ami 131 men; Jaj*«
Fliialtefh Chapman, a Salem pioneer
.»fficer* and 3,709 men. and Rua*
ifficrr* awl 5. M 7 men, will) a total of 1 of 184H, died at that city In her Mist
year, of a complication of disease*.
63 field gtin* and 36 machine gun*
An explosion of tirewoik* in Phila-
1 he IU>er* attack*«! Ha*n:u» n.a. but
ib lphla caused the death of four chil­
W©r* repulsed.
dren ami th© fatal iujury ol thiue oth­
The Cnitel .Mat«** rrui t r !lr*oklyn er*.
ba* pn»c©e<!< d to Taku.
B\ the eipl<sii<>n of au oil tauk in
('bln©*© liav© l»«*gun th© dealtu< li >n Parkersburg. W. Va., six man were
of mission« at Sbau Tung.
blown to atoms au<l three others fatally
Today and hemaftrr you • an sand a injured.
letter to Hawaii for two rent*.
Three men were killed; one wound-
At Angele*, ignaon. General Aquino ©«I in a wreck *»n the Delaware, l*mka*
•urrendered to General Grant.
wanna Ar Western road at Durkm's
Cut,
near Henryville, Pa.
< 'bines© *itusth»n aaercistM depressing
influence un tra*!© in Germany.
Southern pruv incea of China are
«ni pire. Lt
Many worker« in Pittsburg ar© idle drifting awav from tlve
¡omdiug th© adjnatment of wage •* a»«**. Hung < hang awl the friendly viceroys
are engineering the movement.
I he t«»s|offi*w at Union. Oregon,
Tii© foreigner* in Ivkin will tw left
was batted by burglar« and |l&0 was
t*> their fat©.
Th© allies cannot r**cu©
carried away.
them on a «‘count of the overwhelming
A w©*k* scouting in North Luang r©-
t««rce uf Cliiues© that oppose them.
tulle*! iu 60 mbrd* being killed and 40
I be United Mate* battle ship Ore-
wounded. < »uo American wa* kill©*!
g- ii . which ran aabore *»ff th© island of
Tl»* Imhans on Rainy river. Ontario,
llow Ke, in th© Mistau group. 35 mil* «
threaten au uprising, Three ÜHtitMami
northeast of Ch© Foo, on June 28, In»»
are gatber*>l near the umuth of Kaltiv been tb>atad.
river.
The steamer Dlr Igo arrived at Seat­
lb. great lumber yard*, miertng tle from Skagway, bring lug Id taxes of
halt a mil., at lllack Kock, a «al. ri. ol gold du*t, valued at nearly |wd0,(XM).
Buffalo, N. Y., were buru>»l, with a I h© Dirigo carried
72 passengers,
Ian* of «4UO.OOU.
m<Mitly from Daweuu.
iy* that all un I*»ard
dat*kl June BO,
the United Stalre l«*tllr»hlp < *reg«»u
which went aahore in the Calf of F*
There it
< 'hi L4, have lawn ■avail.
•onto chance that the «•< ! may ba
floated.
Unanimous Choice of Kansas
City Convention.
A diapat* h from Bombay says that
In all eirept three diatri« ts cholera I*
raging in Buintay presidency, the rase*
r*p>rted lur tire week ©ruling June JU
numbering 90,S«9, aud the deaths, 12,•
339.
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Kanaa* <*iiy. July 0.—Following t*
the otAcial teit of tn© pisiform «*
4g«-«d upon by the com ui J It©© < u teeo«
lulion* and prrMmlod k> the ix-Uirn-
I km
We, th© reprvarutativ•• of the IWu.o-
rratlc party of th* i’nited **l.vt«**»
•«•mbl©«I tn national couvmth n on the
enniwraarv of Ih© a> I option of the De«*-
larMlb-n of 1nd©|*n*lrn<'e. «to rrafhim
*ur faith m that immortal proclama­
tion of the iu*lifiiA © rtght* ( Imcrr
r<u* and **ar ail©gtau>« t>> the <« n*4itu-
tiot) framed in bannoiiy th» r»*with by
th© father* of the republic
We bold with th« I'nitawl State* .n-
jitem© court that ilio Déclarait, ti of
Indej>md©Di'e i* th© »pirit nt ont go».
• runmut, of which the
>u«tltutt*'i> t*
th© form ami letter
IG declare again
that all g* verument* in-titu te.1 among
m©n derive their jiiet power* f■> in live
<*»n*ent <»f th© governed, that auv gov­
ernment m t baeawi u|*m the t*»n**©Ut of
U>© g verne*I ia tyranny, an I that t*
imp*«© up n any |<«*>ple a government
ol fort*« ia tn «otetitut«* the mwthod* ol
Imperiaham for th«*»«* <d th© rrpul-Hr
Kahcving in the*© fundamental pnu
clplee. w© ilrnouQt© tl>© Puerto Ki«ari
law ©nact«*d by a Republican oengreaa,
•gniuflt the piotrwt ami o|'|*M»itlon of
th© liemocratie minority. «• a Udd «nd
l**n violation of th© nation'*
rganl< i
law and a flagrant !<©«• h of the na­ '
tional g*w’<! faith
W© vxmdmin and deaontMW th* 1‘hib !
Ippioe poh«*y of th© pi©«rnt adiuhilstrn- I
Six
Persons
Petixhcd
in
Lake Et ic Disaster.
BOAT
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IMIWX IX
X STORM
(’lev©laud, ()., Jul» |rt — I he *ch<«»n-
©r ya< ht Idler w** I-«t In m t« rritic
*t«»rm 16 mile* iff thi* purl ii»i« after-
noon, with »is perwmB, ad memlwr* «><
th© family »»( Jam©* < •>irig*n, wealthy
V« *««<1 ttaucr »>f this ©it».
Mr*. John Corrigan was th©
passenger ataairvl wb«» wa* •*%©«!
II. Holm©*, th© captain, Kamvel Big*
gam. the mate, four sailors, I*1» cu**k«
•ini th© »hip** carperi!« r w«- e alw*
•axe-l.
Ita ya-hl left I *>rt Hun t» yes­
terday with th© family • f Mr » orii.wn
a I «»ar»! and slartrd tu I Tex eland
Mr
< rrigan was it!, ami left » v th« tram
At 2 u’< lock the sturtn ram© up. an«
ln«hlo of live minute» th© yacht sank
A i th* W ;; •!» « 5 | t Mil J Nil I |
ngan au l Mi»» Mia <*«•<rtg g«n. w ©r© Iu
th© t'abiu w tan th© g«l 1© r.iiitr U|>.
They K© came |«inic strick« ©n. ah » r«'
fuse*! ttt leave th© plat*©.
The m«m 1 tu­
pfored them tu *ome I»» th ìe di*«k. ta!
they refused.
Mr*, John t < r rige ti
clung to a cork sofa «lien th© gale
came, atul was sax«»d.
Wh«*U rr»t urd.
Biggam aaid'
was ataot 2:0ft ’
struc k us. The yacht
iwam ©ml*, an«! th©
thfo’igh th© deadlight* xn I * >
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wax» and mt «*•« mmutc*
iik
Mr* Jam©« < *•■rrig.in. M i » m I ia I’orri.
gan, Mi** Jaue Corrigan, Mr*. Chari©«
Reilly and th© Infant daughter of Mr*
Reilly were all tn the -aloon tal«»w
when th© storm came on us. Captain
Holm©» gave me orders to take m «ail,
and I transmitted th«* order to th© men.
ihevotayml <p>ickly,
I be mptalii,
myself and th© crew made rib rt* • •
•ax© the women, but with ut *ur>©«>*.
!V© told them ti>* yacht wa* »inkmg.
but they could n<»t nr would tud mm»’
on deck,
I waded into th© safoou
when th© water was up to mv neck,
but Mr* Jam©« Corrigan would i> t
,um© "ut Sb© may have I mwi » rendered
in* a|Mible <>( action bv fear and kiiowi-
• •lg” d th© Im p< i «ling d* • u»
Vi
©if rt was mad© to take th© iiifaul
daughter of Mrs Reiliv out. but Mrs.
Reiilx Would n t let the child go.
“IS was teaiis«*! that n*>tnil»g « u!d
be done t*> -a*© th*”*«» in th© cabin ami
sttenti"»! was turned tn saving t)»*«-«■ < ti
deck
I h© latt* r. <Hit«ide of th© • ap-
taili, mat© an I crew, were .Mrs. John
( <>rrig«n aud her daughter. Ml«« I tin
< *<rrig«n.
lb© captain and th© ervw
tri©«! tu g©t Mr« Corrigan «nd b©r
tugbteg *| "U ti «- • i> -* tt’ «’-» m tn«’
rigging, I’Ut Ih© heavy sea wathed
them all nvertaard
a*For God's sake. Mrs. Corrigan, you
and x ar daughter k«wp a tight hold on
th© rigging.” w© railed to
them.
T imin« w© yslted lb© sea swept them
and u* ovt'rloard.
Fortunately, Mr«,
t'orrigan ba*I *Q« > «ed«d in taking bold
• »f a cork lounge, hb© clung to it and
w a* *mx ©d ”
Amording to the teetimony of several
sailors, th© topsail, mam«all and Jib
were «11 «©t when th© storm cam© up.
Ibis 1« deulol by Biggam. wta-ta'lar©«
that they wag* in <• «1 coiuiiti*>n to
fa**e th© storm. Captain James Corri­
gan <lenlar*«l tonight that g-«» I at’«-
maushlp <xu bl
have
averted
the
lie ia almoat frenale«! with
tragedy,
I 1 hr Idler \ m * a »UuiL h »i ll' ll-
grief.
*r ya- bt, whi h Captain < rrigan re-
crntly pureha«e*l from John Cudahy.uf
Chicago.
1 he *urxIvors »»f th© wr©«k
were picket! up by tug* a few nimut©«
after til© acrid©!»! and brought luto
this p>rt.
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I lion.
It ha* embroiled th© republic in
an uouer«**ary war, wnririred th©
live* of many of it* n<»bl«**t
n# and
placed th* t'nited stat©*, pr«ti«<l*ly
known ami applauded thr* gh ut th©
©-«irld a* th© champion of (r«M‘.t«»m, tn
th© fa I*« and an American po*iti<>n n|
crushing with military for»'« th©«-ft. rt*
of <»ur former alhea to «‘ hi©\* liberty
aud wlf government.
We «»ppi»*© inihtariam. It rn«>an«
com in©“! abr .«»I «» I intimidat u and
nppi* *©ion at home
It im*»n« th*
strong arm which ha«©v«-r be©u fatal t«>
(r»-e inatitution*.
W© pledge the Dr tn >r rati*' party to
in iim**a*ing warfare in nation, »tat*
and city again«l private monopoly in
©very form.
Exiating law* aga)n»t
trust* must !•* enforced am! more
•trittgent one* mu«t l*e *ua< t«*d provid­
ing f»»r publicity a« to th© affair* of
c->r|>oration* engaged in interstate com-
If
n « o © and r»*«piirmg all cor|«<rati« na t>
»h<»w, lad<>r© doing bu*in*M oufaide »»I
I htcucm and |ir«aenl a report
I nill
th© *tat© uf their origin, that they
tht* wo ready the . outrun n manager*
have no water ill their *<<« k ah i that
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' tl— t.
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they have n< t attempt«^! and are tad
.¡••»k»r« -I
re
r • • - - 1 : ■ .. moi -■ to
attempting to monopoli»« any lm*inr<*
keep the va«t au ll> 11. » from liecuniing
or th© pOMlovtiou ut any aril» I©« of
too rtwtle«*.
tnervhandi**».
I tie nr.t •«••-.on. h«gianiBg *t 10
We ruudrrti!) th© Dingley tariff law
o’clock thl* moruiug, wa* entirely
a« a trust breeding measure
frultiee* of reault* ami n w.i« not un­
We reaffirm and ©odors* th© pnn«'i
til late in the afteru *>u. «thru the *eo- plea of th© national I>»-mucr.»fi p’.at-,
< ud •«-•ion had ti-gun, that the plat­
form adapted at Chicago in 1S9B, and !
form committee wa* »1 l»»t able tn re­
w© reiterate th© demand uf that plat
port an agreement
Already It« main form for an American flnaio ial plat­
feature*, emlioditng th« In to 1 princi­ form ad pt©«I I •. Jthw Ituero an j* ' pl#
ple, ha<l betsiiue known to the dele­ ff r themaelv#« which »hall re*t««r»» and
gate*. aud there w*« bill* delay in maintain a bimetallic prir© level, and
giving It unanlmoua eppnnal
Thl*
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[•initial the l*«t chan--* fot an o|.n restoration of th© free *ud uniimit©«!
->ture on queation* of prlm-iplr and I coinage of til ver and gold at th© pre*-
the way clear for the « ip -me | ©nt legal ratio uf 16 to 1, without wait
rut -I the day — the n unmatl it .-f the ing for th© aid ur c*»n«©ut of any other
ptreldeutlal candidate.
uation.
The vaet auditorinm w«« Bllrd tn tu
We (a «or an ani«i><lin«nt to ih* fail-
utmnel capacity « lie, the moment ar­
eral ron.tltull n pmlilliu L r th*«l«*<--
rived for the n t.iiiiau 11 t
tr made
tlou of l*nti«d Mat.-« M>iiat< r» by ilirv.-t
Not only wrre the u.ual laclllltr« af­ vot« of th« people, «ml we ta»«>r <Hreei
forded by tickala tan-d io the utin'Ml, l«Sil«latl--n wherever practir-nbl*.
but the dourkaeper« were given hleral
We are >-ppo.e«l to gvverniueut by In­
instruction*, under which the aiale* jun tioti; w. dvuoun.« the blackliat
and arra* aud all available apac.-a were ■ ml tav»r artittntion a* a mr.n« of «et-
pa- ked to their fnlleat limit
Whan tlit«x ill.put.-« tM-t wv«u < <>r|« r*lb>u* ami
the call of atete* tiegan for the puri-cee their employe«.
of placing caudldatr« In nomination,
W e fa«ur th« immediate ronatroo-
Alabama yielded it* place at the hrad tiou, owner*tup ami control of th*
of the hat to Nebraska, and Oldh.in, ol Nicaragua canal by the United Stale».
that alate, made hi* way io the plat*
We favor an Intelligent ayatem ol
form for the initial *|«ech, placing Mr
ini |-n> vlng the al lit laml* of the We*t,
llryan In nomination for the ptw»|. »hiring the «atet* for pur|« «e* of irri­
deucy. The orator wa* »tn ng voiced gation aud the holding uf *uch laud*
aud rntertaimng yet io the walling for actual aettlere.
I'lilnltttrg >
l*l»«l
delegate« and *pe< tutor* there w«a t ul
We favor the dnlinuanc« aui strict
littaburg July 10. - Hirwart Horn*,
one )« lut to hl* «pre. h, ami that waa enforcement of the t hiueae ©1 elusion
the atimug |«roratlou which rioted la«, aud II* ap| uation hi the Mine uf Luginr <‘«»iii|MtU) No. 4, w ! m > wa *
bufarli i>ut «»I th* wr»* k*d Mau* bulbi*
with the name of William J Bryau
cla«ar* uf all Aalatlc ra.ea,
Ilk* laat uight, died al al) early hour
Thl* w»« the tignal lor the demon-
S|«aking, a* «e iteileve, for the en­
<ration of the day. and with a com- tire Anierlcau nation, eioapt it* Ke- thl« imxnillig, making the liai nt de.t«l
( aptaln Ihm <**mpt>rl|.
i. u purp ve. the great c, uouree Joined publican office holder*, and for all lr«« umiliar (hr
4. w Im wan thought I m «I
lb a tribute of enthualaalir deiolmn to ui«n everywhere, we e*len-l our *ym- ala«> of
the |utrty leader.
All of the lulm«ity pathi«-» to ih" hen-u- ikier* in tb« ir un­ uight b> baie •iifT»T«»d I he Irani m jut s’
ol any uf lh>***r >>uri**>l, 1* bmighl in a
e
equal ,tr< ggle to maintain their liberty
very critical rvudltlou, auffrring in*
ea- ald.- l t.. I',.« Lua! tribute to aud independence.
trrnaliv.
The |>hv*iriau* ctm*i«ier«*4|
the leader
Believing that our mo© cherlahed
When the dm u.trati n lied «pen* In.titullon* are in great peril, that th« hi* chant ••• of rarutery very ahghl.
Itaelf, the «iwechre >r< lldlllg the Domi« very e>i«tence of our <*>n«titutlonal I he other injured mrn art* getting along
All *'f th© w«mnd«*d mm unii«
nation of Mr. Bryan wrre in - rder. I republic ia al >teke, and that the de. la- ni«*w|y.
Thru came the voting
state alter ion now to 1« rendervl will determine in "a* iu* that lheir r«***cu«* wan' httl©
None ei|ecl«Ml to
Mate r<
t<i..i It« »■ te in rha I of th, whether or not our children »ill enjoy short of mi ram I una.
Bebraaka candidate, giving him th* the«« blea»<l privih-gM of fr«« gmern- be taken out «live.
uhanuuou* v<>te of all the «tatra and ; ineut which hate made the Culled
We
1 rt Ilrrtir«r«i4.
lerrlturie*
Ihr c. mrnti n manager* Stale* gTrat. pneperoua and honored,
< levvland, <)., July hl -Sour of the
had already agree.I that thia was eufli- we ear neatly a»k lor the foregoing dec­ I n Him a of the *11 |«rrMiUw flruwuetl by
dent work for the day, ami th. »Ice- laration of principle« the hearty eu|o the capMIJDg of ('«|’t«in Jon©« < «>rri-
presidential nomination wa* all -wed port of liberty-loving American ]>eopl«, gan'* yacht, the Idler, 15 mit©« « ff
to go oii-r until tomorrow
regardleaa of prevlou* party affiliation*
tht* |>nt yeaterday, have v©t !w«*n r©*
Nevi to the itenionMration for th* I
covered
<hi *c«*«»utit of !bw blgli «©a
party
»uii-lair tn* gnatiag
■ th*
»nil ruuniu*. diver* were nnahle U» <lo
Th* Ttrbet rille*.
announcement that lmprriall«in waa Ic
Anything toward* ir«xiv«ring thr bmlir*
Kansas City, July
Th* Demo­
1« the paramount larue of thl* cam­
today.
Another attempt will I«« made
cratic
national
ticket
was
completed
paign na* the moM *|> ntattciua and
tomorrow.
Unlay
by
the
nomination
of
A*llal
F..
‘
aignlllcaut of the day
f«»r
vice-president.
The I
Seattle, Wwb., July 5. — \ fúff.OiM)
Another »tlrring .«mt of the day >t©xrDM»t)
wa* th« appearau-r of Webat.r Dau*. nomination was mad* on the first tai-’ Orc caused by a sk vr»»* het in the hnu h
ri a.«*l.tant aecr< tury ol the interior lot, state alter state Joining in th© wild of a carel©«* tay laut night burned a
umler McKinley'* j'lmini.tratlon, tn a •('ramble tu tX'ord their sup|«»rt of the busIm -s bb«k occupied by Hohlen A*
•prech aeverely arraigning the K*| ub- winning candidate. It was not ac* Wll««»u. ICan<h»l|>h Gros* and Rhodes
I'.r--
Il '• »lid avenue.
Ih© buildj
llran party t- r Ila lari, of «ympathv Mr r< hi i panie* I by any such frantic dem<»n
the Boer, and form.tlly announcing hl* Stratton uf approval as had marked the Ing and moat ol the content* is a total
proceeding« at previous stag**.
him. All are believed to la fully iu*ure>l.
ellegiauce to the Derm>cratie party.
«Iplde, V» >iuI*l he %•••••!H .
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PIANOS AND QRGANS
111M rnnn-iits Solti on Easy Terms
An ordinary aight in Mauila la •
ill pin., market or waahnraoinen amok*
The wall. paper trout, one of the lug a large oigar amt cl- tiled In a low
earliest and I-eat known of the cum neekwl guan, with flowing «leeiea ami
binationa, hat aaked lor a recetter.
a haudennely eiubtaiidarted «ilk x-arf.
Since January 1 174 national lianka
Farticll Sharkey, who diml at th. age
hate t*en organited. t m June V there
of RS in I »«t t'ambridgr, Maaa , wa*
were 1,744 national Iwuka in the coun-
th. I*«t anrrimr of th« four org.nlt.ra
ol th« lather Mathew Temperem-a Wi­
Cariatoli collega •* Northliald. Minn , dely. the uldea* a*» iation of ita kin-l
ha« reeotrvd ItS.OUO (rout D*. L* K. ani'.ug th. laity of the Human Co Um 14«
I
t'aaraiua ut Chi.agu
church.
Ylrllma «*f II ■ti»k«it >lr*.
Saw York. July >.—L’p tn 11 o’clock
laat night t'.’C Ki lira liad lew-n reco»,
•red frwrn th. Wairr* of the North
rt»»r
lAer. ar* ye* o«»r 1'25 propio
mixing.
A Urge efectrtc light plant will be
put in at th© ( urnucupia mines In
Union eounty, Or
lb© waters of Pina
cr»©k will I « utilised to operate th*
ma* binary
Work on th* ««me will
begin immediately.
Brnaaol*. July V.—Th« «Mito «muri
toJaji telurnrd • \»r I t of guilty of at­
tempt to kill th« 1‘rlU'-* of W*la*
■irainat Jean itaptiate HI jik I«. who
Orel at th* i'iinc« >n thi* oily, April
14. Th« court ciiii.iilrrel that Slpiiio
•eted without <tta<*«rnti>ent, «nd wn-
ten- rd him to a reformatory until be
• hall
har« «ttaine<l hi* majority.
Mrert, l’«ni-)>ot. «nd M.irer«, th« In-
•tlgator, of th« attack 0|»in the prin«-«,
wi-r* Mqnittad on th« (round that tixy
'
oonadl«r«d th* plot « Jok«.
Tit« Ithanl«« War.
irindon, July V.— Di« colon lal offir*
haa received a dl.patch from GovretM»r
I lodge'll, of the Gold Coast colony.
•aGug that owing to thr non-arrlial of
the relief column at Atckwaute, June
?<t, an-l the reduction of lite tood «up-
ply hr hail decided to pn«h through the
reliela .nd bed deceived the rnemy re­
garding the rout« followed. The ml-
nnin •offered great privation*, but the
loe* wa* only at, men killed and *ev
vral wounded.
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