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UPHOLDING T1HNTI-GUINESE LAW.
Bonfires BIuim Cannons Boom
ing nd Fireworks Illum-
3ntifko Skies.
The OlaiMM View.
WA8iiiNOTOKb. 0., MoylO. Mr.
May, counsellor e the Chinese legation
said the contestlBat the law doubt
less be trausferrtd; to congress when it
meets in tbe faH. Under present con
ditions It wouldj.be lmpoeslblo for the
officials to execate the law literally, be
cause there ta tpractically no money
with which tocjitry Its provisions Into
effect. Mr. Maicalled attention to the
fact that when i , effort was made to
secure tbe inserjfon of the item of half
a million dollar ( ' the appropriation
bill for the purpjiee of enabling the ex
ecutive authorities to carry out the pro
visions of the law, Hoi man antagonized
and defeated it, (and as u consequence
congress appropriated only $50,000, a
sum heretofore annually provided to
deport Chinese who might unlawfully
secure entrance nto the United Btates
and bo detected, i Itwasan unfortunate
and deplorable condition of affairs, be
said, which tbre tteued the existence of
the peaceful and peaceable relations of
China and tbe 1 Jutted States and left
hundreds of natives of each country in
the territory of tthe other, practically
hostages for each' other.
NO ORDERS YET.
, iiu uiurin uuu ueeu juaucu lit iuu
treasury department at tho. close of
business today as to deporting Chinese
under tbe Geary act. The instructions
under which the collectors of internal
revenue and the Uulted States mar
shals now operating direot them to
make no arrests of unregistered China
men until further orders. These or
ders may be givej tomorrow after the
cabinet mooting, or"6e deforred for a'
longer period. Secretary Carlisle, soon
after he heard of tbe decision of the
supreme court, went to tbe executive
mansion and had a oonference with tbe
president on the subject. Attorney
General Olney said until tbe line of
action to be pursued by our government
was mapped out, be could say nothing'
on tbe sut'Ject, except tbe department
of justice bad no money available for
deporting Chinese. A conservative
estimate places the amount necessary
to deport the unregistered Chinese at
6,000,000 with only (10,800 available
for tbe purpose. Intimations are
beard that congress may be convened
to consider the matter,
Tbe suggestion Is mado in official cir
cles here that tbe unregistered may
now go to tho courts and ask to be al
lowed to register and remain In the
country. In any view of the case the
treasury officials expect to experience
great difficulty In carrying out tbe
mandate of tbe law that tbe Chinese
must go. They look to the cabinet to
solve tbe problem at the meeting to
morrow. in caljfo'kina.
Citizens of Santa Kosa are holding a
celebration tonight in honor of tbe su
preme court's decision sustaining tho
constitutionality of the Geary Chinese
law. Huge bonfires are blazing in tbe
streets. Fireworks Illuminate tbe
heavens and are being fired to express
tbe approval of tbe people at the result
of the test case.
Congressman Geary, interviewed by
an Associated Press representative, said
that ho did not think It would cost a
very great sum of mouey to enforce the
law aud that it would'be unreasonable
to think the government would have to
tie deterred from executing the law be
cause au expense would be incurred In
so doing. Ho still that owing to the
time required Iu deciding each individ
ual case aud the buikf that tbe China
meu can be deported for about f 15 per
head, that the llfty tbousiud dollars
left In the treasury for that purpose will
be sufficient to meet the expense until
congress meets. He also stated that In
hU opinion when the Chinese saw the
government meant to enforce tbe law,
they would voluntarily leave for Cuba,
Urszll aud other countries, rather than
remain hero aud incur tbe risk and
trouble of being sent back to China.
He thluks the highbinders and other
criminals will be the first to be tried
under tbe act. The cjugressmau Bald
the Chinese have nobody to blame but
themselves for not eouiplylug witb the
law and that any hardships resulting
la the Just penalty for vIolatlBg It.
The War Outlook.
New York, May 10. A Washing
ton special to tho Feat.Baya: 'The out
look for war with China Is now regard
ed In naval oiroles as not unfavorable.
The decision la a great blow to tbe Chi
nese legation here, where it had been
hoped down to tko last moment. The
act would be declared unconstitutional.
HOT GUILTY OP MURDER.
8am Orowand Mrs Govro Discharged
In Justice Court.
Lebanon, Oh, May 10. Journal
special The case ot Bam Crow and
Mrs. Goyro, for murdering John Love
all, was called yesterday morning, Dis
trict Attorney Wyatt appearing for tbe
state and Judge J. J. Whitney for tbe
defendants. Most of the day was
taken up in summoning witnesses It
went to trial at 0 o'clock p. m. after tbe
state evidence was all in, which Includ
ed tbe testimony of eleven witnesses,
tho Justice dismissed the case at the
motion of the defendants attorney and
the prisoners were discharged.
John L. Sullivan Arrested.
Portland, Maine, May 10. Deputy
Sheriff Harmon this morning tele
graphed the city marshal of Bangor to
have ex-Champion John L. Sullivan,
who is under arrest in that city,
brought to Portland, where be will be
taken into custody by Harmon. Both
criminal and civil actions will be
brought against him for alleged assault
upon Lawyer M. L. Llzotte on the
Suuday night train.
Official Misconduct.
Washington, D. C, May 16. The
official conduct of W. E. Slraonds, late
commissioner of patents, has been in
vestigated. It Is said the report will
set forth facts not easily explainable.
IN ABBREVIATED SKIRTS.
Dress Beformers In Congress at the
World'B Fair
Chicago, May 10. There were lively
limes today in tho seven different sim
ultaneous meetings. All tbe sub-divls-Iodb
of tbe women's congress are in ses
sion in tbe great art palace on the lake
front. l The halls and corridors of the
big structure are crowded with famous
women. Topics ranging from dress re
form to evolution are under discussion.
Mrs. May Wright Bewell of Indiana,
president of the International council of
women, presided over the department
on dress reform. She appeared in a re
form costume, with a full skirt cut
eighteen Inches frbm tho floor, a.:d the
limbs below tbe border were encased In
neat fitting blue leggings. A number
of ladles In tho audience wore reform
costumes.
Street Bailway Trouble.
Bioux City, la,, May 10. The Bloux
City Btreet Railway Company, operat
ing 82 miles of electrio lines in this olty,
passed into the bands of a receiver after
a consultation with the Eastern credi
tors. James F. Peavy, president of the
company was named receiver by con
sent. The plant is valued at 11,000,000.
Tbe floating indebtedness is $276,000.
A receivership was thought advisable
because of tbe difficulty In floating con
solidated bonds to secure (66,000-of
first mortgago papor. Tho creditors
consider tbe company's cmbarassment
only temporary.
Eight-Hour Strike.
Indianatolih, May 10. All union
teamsters and laborers in theclty,nuin
bering 2000, struck this afternoon. All
public street work Is at a standstill.
The men demand eight hours as a day's
labor.
Two Failing Banks.
Minneapolis, May 10. Tho North
western Guaranty Loan Company has
not yet suspended, though tbe officers
admit that the llnauclal stringency will
probably compel them to do so, It is
anuouueed that Investors will probably
be paid In full.
IlLOOMiNCiTON, May 10. The Ex
change Bank of Normal a suburb of
this city, closes its doors this morning,
Hanged for Murder.
Concord, N, H., May 10. George
H. Abbot, alias Frank C. A I my, was
hanged hero this mornlug,for tbe mur
der of Chrytio Warden.
The execution bungled, Aluiys feet
touched the floor aud he weut through
tbe trap and strangled to death.
Indiana Lynching.
Imdianai'olih, May 10. At three
o'clock this morning a mob, presum
ably the same which lynched John
Turuey, at Bedford yesterday, went to
BrowBstown, took Lou Treuek, who
shot and killed Henry Fldlw, a week
go, from jail and lynched him.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S Gov't Report
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LANE COUNTY NEWS.
Euqknk, Or., May 10. The state
convention of the Odd Fellows opened
its session In this city by a meeting of
the grand lodge of the Bebekah degree.
Thirty-four delegates were reported by
the committee on credentials as enti
tled to, seats. Odd Fellows from all
parts of tbe state are arriving on every
train, and a large delegation will be
present by Wednesday, when tbe grand
lodge meets. Tbe grand encampment
meets today.
A meeting was held at Creswell Sat
urday, and it was decided to oiler a
bonus of $20,000 and a block of land In
the city to secure the location of tho
couuty-seat there. They claim that
the county-seat is only temporarily lo
cated at Eugene, and will endeavor to
force a vote to decldo on a permanent
location.
Important for Lawyers.
Washington, May 10. Tho su
premo court bas laid down a construc
tion of law of Importance to tbe West,
which was Iu efl'eot that appeals will
be from the territorial courts to the
Un I tod Btates supremo court In cases
not especially excepted ' by the fourth
and Blxtb sessions of the act creating
the court of appeals.
THE OLKVELAND3 MOVE.
President and Mrs. Cleveland have
moved out to thelrcountry house. Tho
Star says tho members of tbe family
are looking forward to an Interesting
event to occur, it I stated, In July.
Tbo expected event explains why Pres
ident and Mrs. Cleveland have been
somewhat anxious to get- into their
own country home for tho summer.
The President's Men.
Washington, May 10. The presi
dent has made tbe following appoint appeint
ments: A. C. Baker of Arizona, chief
Justice supremo court of Arizona; Ed
ward I. Hall of New Mexico, U. S.
marshal of Now Mexico; Benjamin H.
Moore of New York, collector of cus
toms of Alaska, viae Edwin T. Hatch,
of Oregon, removed; Wm. Pugh of
Ohio,' commissioner of customs, vice
B. V. Holliday, Penn., resigned Robert
M. Cousar, Teun., deputy first auditor
of tbe treasury, vice Alex F, McMillan,
district of Columbia, resigned.
Heavy Attachment.
New York, May 10. An attach
ment bas been granted against the
West Superior Iron & Steel company
for $05,000 In favor of (he Atlantic trust
company.
Failure and Forgery.
Detroit, May 10. Herman C. Feoh
helmer, a leading wholesale liquor deal
er, has failed. A bank official adrnlts
that muoh of tbe 9100,000 of Fecbbelm
er's paper held by his bank Is forged,
and bo is under arrest.
Pallister Found.
Bino BiNd, N. Y., Mar 10. Tbo body
of Pallister, tbo murderer, under sen
tence of death, who with Rohle, an
other condemned murderci, escaped
from the penitentiary a month ago,
was found floating In tbe river oppo
site tbe prison this moriilug. It is bad
ly decomposed. The body of Rohle
was found some days ago and at the
time it was supposed Pallister had mur
dered Rohle to facilitate his own escape.
Election at Corvallls.
Corvallib, Or., May 10. The olty
election resulted in a mixed vlctory.and
as Ih follews: W. T, McFadden, may
or; A. Cauthorn, treasurer; oouncllmeti,
O. H. Lee, George F. Eglln, E. P.
Greiloz and L. G. Allmaii, The vole
was tbe largest ever held hcre,thero be
ing 487 ballots cast. The water faction
was very much elated over the election
of their candidate (or mayor uud oue
councilman, while the anti-water peo
ple are rejoicing over the success of
tbe councilman on their ticket, oue of
whom, however, was endorsed by the
other Bide.
Withoat Preference.
New York. May 10. Eraslus Wl
man made a general assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. Wlmaii wou d
net make a formal statement merely,
saying his sMtganeut' was without
preference,
kind
Powder
ENFORCE TUB LAW.
What has become of President Cleve
land's famous expression about tbe
plain duty of the executive In enforcing
the laws of our country.
Congress passed tho Geary Chinese
exclusion act. The Chinese refused to
comply with It, Cleveland suspended '
tbe operation of tbe act of congress. I
The supremo court declares the law.'
valid. Having failed to register as re
quired by law the' alien Chinese race "
hns no rights in this country.
The Oregonian says the law canuot
be onlorced. Tho Chinese say Cleve
land will not enforce it. The three
seem to agree. The Oregonian, Cleve
land aud tbo Chiueso are In perfect
harmony.
Cblncso consuls everywhere threaten
Injury to American residents and
American Interests In China. It must'
not be fonrotten tbat our ueonle have
tbo Bame rights In China tbat all other f
T
nations have. And any other race that ? ?
comes to our country, and refuse
KnArriA rtt la ln-awal1a nf KnAAmtne an iii .
integral part of Abaerioan citizenship r
n (tiska-l I ei ra in lltn nAMatltiillnn - Inaav 'l-.
HUUUtulu tu IUU VUUQtUUUUU mtu uw
ordered out of our country Just the pa
same as tho Chinese havo been. The. 4
threat of retaliation by ill-treatment of
Americans In China ought not to deter
President Cleveland a moment from'
puiiing me ueary law in lorce. 'Ithen
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TftVPKH PnnU TYnTTAWrJlH if:
Roseburg Plalndealer: A. J. Bellows
secretary of tho soldiers' borne commis
sion, went to Salem the first of tbe !'
week, on official busluees.
Independonoo West Bide: W. O.
Cook bas Just returned from Salem
with bis Oneoo colt Mr. Craven, of (ooa
Balem, will havo bis raco horses here ,;?
tomorrow under tho care of Leslie Gal-1( je
braith. ' fcks
Bclo Press: Tbe people of Iodepend- ('
uuue nave tattoo upon a unique ptao w fm q1
iiiruH liih iifiiiiiiiii ! Miiinrnn run nunimaiw '
closing law. If the' saloons are notldoo
nlnnnd nnxr. Rnndav. nonrv nnor In IW W.
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uitjr mil ire ick iwou. VSSW
Bllverton Tribune: George Cllne, aad
Balecu contractor and builder, spent Jjf
Saturday among old friends In this olty. J',.
Davton Herald: Mr. Moore, f row, ma
Salem, was here this week looking forA
a location to go Into the blaoksmltlijij
business. filfo
Oswego Iron Werker: Owing ',JJJh
bis being at Balem and not at bis mill f, tn
when uresnam's dispatch was received,'
Governor Pennoyer evidently did not!
believe In "say nothing and saw wood.'V
uaisey mews: it is a goou siory,
whether true or not, that comes from
.1
Washington about Bob Miller; "Good;
morning, Mr. President," the gallant1
colonel addressed tbe chief magistrate;
'I suppose you recognize me" "Yes,
I recognize you," solemnly answenAl
tho great Democratic Moses, "but If
canuot place you," 4
Forest Grove Times: Woloott GebWj
lias been returned to Haiem lor treat?
menu Ho has been at borne here sows
time and seemed to be much better, bW
It was round necessary Monuay to i
him where he could havo medical
aud attention, '
Vera Duvnv was eluht vears old li
Monday, but did not' realize It uutll It
surprisu wuioit ner moiuer nau pro v it
uegati 10 oeveiop. . uumuer ui.h
ncliiMilmatej aud nlav.fellows OSS
trooping In early in tbe afternoon WlUji
nice presents auu mementos. , a
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