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Cleveland Against Silver
in Any Form.
BABY RUTH BAS A SISTER.
Conflict Growing Serious in Sonth
.America.
BLUM JAILED AT PORTLAND.
English Strikes Assuming
Sorions Aspect.
Cleveland Will not GompromiBB.
Washington, Sept. 9. President
Cleveland absolutely refuse? to consent
to grant any concession in the silver
fight, say the Post. More than tbls,
be will not promise to agree to any
recognition of silver, even should re
peal be passed. His position has re
newed the confidence of the, friends of
unconditional repeal, who assort un
wavering faith in the final passage of
the measure, with the understanding
that the president stands upon the
platform of unconditional repoal or
uothing. Senators have settled down
for a long siege. In the meantime the
Democrats in the senate concerned for
their party will make a careful canvass.
Baby Ruth. Has a Sister.
Washington, Sept. 9. Mrs. Cleve
land gave birth to a baby girl at noon.
Mother and child doing well.
It was an hour after the baby was
born before anyone outside the White
House was aware of the fact. The af
fair was kept a close secret until Dr.
Bryant was convinced that the mother
barf undergone the ordeal safely ond
the baby wan well and sound. Though
the press Intimated at times that Mrs.
Cleveland would become a mother in
time, the birth of the baby today is
somewhat of a surprise, as Mrs. Cleve
land was out driving last evenlpg.
Tho Brazilian Troubles.
BoENts Ayrks, Sept. 9. It is re
ported that insurgent war vessels have
left Rio Sanelro for Santos with the In
tention of seizing that port and joining
in the revolutionary movement in Rio
Grande Dj Sul. Governor Oliveraof
thU province has resigned.
Rio Janeiro, Sept. 9. There Is great
anxiety nmng the inhabitants as to
the intention of tha insurgent fleet. It
is feared the town will be bombarded if
the government fails to comply with
tbeir demands.
Washington, Sept. 9,-Tbe situation
in Brazil Is regarded as extremely ser
ious by officers of this government, the
state department today sent a protest
against an emlargo being placed on all
telegraphic commmunicatlon with that
country.
Blum la Jail.
Portland Sept. 9. Nat Blum,un-
der indictment for smuggling, arrived
here this morning from Ban Francisco
In custody of an officer, he was placed
In Jail. '
The Proposed GompromiM.
Washington, Sept. 9. The propo
sition of compromise now under 4b-
cussion and meeting with great favor,
provide that, coupled with the bill re
pealing the purchasing clause of tln
mjcsfRitr
If nitd bv Wlvti
.bouwociixritnca
tli pilnful orcUil
MtantUnt !
ChlUJ-blrtn, Jr
tit InhWUe Jelf.
to lor, ana
tbe torture ofeuo-
tmtufut, ittiHnK
tbe dinger thereof
to UiUi mower uu
cfalU.
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MAtftCLB lUtATWI ca,ATtANT,dA.
8'ifrman not, there shall be a law di
recting the secretary of the treasury to
buy mbnthly a conslderablyreducod
amount of silver bullion, and to net
ually coin this bullion Into money.
The secretary of the treasury is also to
bo given ample power to protect all
gold and currency and money of tbe
United States and to makelt Inter
changeable. . In addition to k this tho
National banks or the United States
are to bo permitted to issue national
notes to an aggregate equal .to tho face
value of United Btates bonds on de
posit. Concessions to state banks have
also been discussed. The four, soperato
and distinct subjects, which' It Is pro-
posed to add to the repeal bill
various compromise amendments there
to, represent the four faotlpna into
which the United States seriate may
be Bald to bo divided at this time. None
of these factions would secure what it
his been demanding by Uib legisla
tion, but each would receive slight con
cessions and some consolatlouvfrom un
conditional repeal, and eaoji faction
would retire from tho coDfllot free from
the uuus of defeat, and with jaurols of
a part victory to be placed o Its credjt.
In Congress, r
. Washing-ion, Sept. 9. Tbe house
held a short session. Objection was
made to consideration of the'resolutlon
by Miklejohn, of Nebraska, calling for
Information as to the administration
pension apt 90, The committee ou elec
tions reported permitting Belnapof the
fifth Michigan district to make a con
tent for bis seat held by Richardson,
In the senate Pfefler spoke lu sup
port of his resolution asking for Infor
mation as to whether tho banks of New
York, Philadelphia and Boston main
tained a lawful reserve and -whether
they paid checks In currency.
At 2 p. m. tho repeal bill was taken
up.
Government Matters.
Washington, Sept. 9. Tho cabinet
held a meeting yesterday and It Is un
derstood that the topics which came up
for consideration included government
finances, tbe Hawaiian question, tho
trouble in Brazil and the Chinese ex
clusion act. It is believed to bo settled
that tbe government will enforce tho
Geary act to the full extent of tbe funds
available for that purpose and congress
will be asked to make additional appro
priations to enable a thorough enforce
ment of tbe law. Iu vlow of tho prac
tical determination of the government
to eu force the Deary law and the bellof
that the Chinese wilt not accept thia
action peacefully,, arrangements hard
been made to strengthen the naval
forces in Chinese waters. Nearly tho
entire present fleet of wooden vessels
will be replaced w 1th new steamships.
The change Is now la progress.
Martial L&wln Bio.
Washington, Sept. 9. The martial
law bus been declared at Rio Janerlo,
Brazil. It Is feared the olty will be
bombarded by the revolutionary navy.
Word was received at noon by the state
department, from Minister Thompson,
at Rio, to have Secretary Gresbam at
once communicate tho intelligence to
tbe navy department. ' A consultation
was had as to the United States vessels
bdng ayallablo to be sent to the scene
to protect American Interest.
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Hawaiian Policy.
Washington, Sept. 9. Alberts. W.
Ellis, tbe nwly appointed mlQlxter to
Hawaii, was at the state department
yesterday and had a conference with
Secretary Gresbam. It Is expected that
he and Mills, tbe consul-general to
Honolulu, will sail for their poet of duty
as soon as their nominations shall have
been con firmed bytbo senate. The na
ture of tbe instructions that will be
given EHi l a matter of considerable
speculation, In view of tbe pretent con
dltlon of aflalra In Hawawll, but It Is
believed that be will be authorized to
maintain tbe statu quo that now ob
Uiosintbat country pending the ac
tion by congress on tho report to be
submitted to it as a mult of the Blount
mUtlon.
ENGLISH COAL SiTHIKERS.
Men
Desperate nnd
Hungry.
Growing
EMIN PASOA SURELY DEAD.
Ills Dispatches Found by tho Ex
peditlon.
The English Strikers.
London, Sept., 9. Lord Inasham's
colliery near Pontefruot waa badly
wreoked by tbo rioting coal miners
thero last evening, The troops shot
eight of tbe rioters, two of whom have
slnco died. The conflict caused much.
commotion among the strikers, who
are gathering from all points and vow
ing vengeance.
Fromdlflerent sections of Yorkshire
come reports of striking miners rioting
aud destroying tbo property of their
employers. Troops havo been seut to
nil Beotlons where theso troubles aro oc
curring, people aro much alarmed.
Thousands of pounCa of damage has
already beon done and tho work of sa
loons are belug pillaged and crops de
stroyed, On the other hand 00,000 Wolch
miners resumed work today and It is
hoped that their notion may havo a
boneflclal eflect upon tbo English
miners who aro nowin a state of ox
tremo excitement. The Forth Staf
fordshire miners also agreed to resume
work at tbo old wages.
There is great distress among tho
miners at Dsrbyshiro, Men there are
literally starving.
Surely Dead.
London, Sept. 0. A letter from an
officer of Emln Pasha's expedition
confirms tho report of the murder of
Emln, and announces the finding of a
box of Emln'fl dispatches, written Just
before he was murdered. Tho box is
now on Kb way to England. Tho lot
tors describe in dotal! tho capturo of
Nyangua, which was stormed March
4th, Tbe Arabs lost 800 men. Only
two Europeans were killed.
Hotne Eule Killed.
London, Sept. 0. At 12:40 a. m. the
bouse of lords rejected tho homo ruio
blllbyavoteof410to41.
A significant feature of the home rule
discussion In tho houso of lords Is tho
fact that a special pollco force wac
ordered to report for duty in tho palace
yards in front of tho houses of parlia
ment, In order to bo ready for Imme
diate action lu case a hostllo demon
stration should be made against the
lords wlieu they left tbe building after
tho division on tbe home rule bill. Tho
house presented a brilliant aud almost
unprecedented speotaclo when, at 10
p. m., Lord Salisbury rose to deliver
the last speech lu opposition to the
home rule bill. Tbo house was crowded
as well as were all the approaches.
The Earl of Klmberly spoke for the
bill ou behalf of the govormont and a
division waa taken resulting Iri the
home ruio being defeated. In tho
street an Immense crowd awaited the
announcement of the result of tbe
division. A strong detachment of
pollco mingled with tho orowd and was
unln front of the entrance to tbe
building. When tbe result finally
reached tbe people it was received with
vociferous cheering, An analysis
of tbe vote ahows twenty-five bishops
and archbhlsops who were present at
tbe division all voted with majority,
The vote was tbe largest ever record'
ed In tbe bouse of lords,
Pigmies vs. QUnti.
Lilliputian as they are In size (being
no larger than mustard eceds), tbey
achlove results that their Brobdingna
glan opponents utterly fall lu. We refer
to tbe efficacy of the powerful prepara
tion known as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, com oared with that of tbeir gl
(rantio competitors, the oldttylo pill,
Trv tha Utile crlints. when dyspepsia.
liver compiaini, unuiswuu. uuuuu
new. or any blodred Ills aatall you, and
you'll make no mistake they'll disap
pear at onoe.
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Uuundy Centre, Ia Sept. 0. Gov
ernor Boles spoko hero this, afternoon,
opening tho campaign in tho .Jtato for
tho Democratic party. Ho devoted
most of his time to tho tariff", pensions,
prohibition add state Institutions. Tho
governor vigorously repelled the
charges of the Republicans thatDem
ebracy. is roponsiblo for the present
ffnanolal (crisis,
On tho Bllvor question he said: "This
question ought never to be hampered
by partisan politics. It requires for
proper adjustment tho "best men of all
political parties, The great mass our
people outsldo of thoeo directly bene
fitted by exchange look upon the act-
of ''73 demonetizing silver as u colossal
national orime, -and are anxious to
remedy the wrong in anyway It can be
done without committing another, and
without detriment to the credit of the
nation."
Portland Bank Resumes.
Portland, Sept. 0 Oregon Nation
al bank resumed business today.
Bank Statement.
New York, Sept. 9. Tho weekly
bank statement shows that the banks
now hold (2,000,000 In excess of legal
requirements.
Balding of Ohineso.
Frebno, Cal., Sopt. 0. A mob of six
whlto workmen raided a Cblneso camp
at Mctzlor's vineyard last night. Three
Chinese were badly wounded. It Is re
ported that two Chinamen were killed
in tho raid ou Smith's vineyard.
Boy Killed.
Portland, Sept. 9. Wllllo Lainers
10 years of ugo, was killed lu the shop
of J. Graham, a contractors, this morn
ing. Ho attempted to step over some
shaftlug wheu his clothing caught In a
nut on a wheel. Twebty revolutions
woro made beforo tho machinery was
stopped.
Tho body waa frightfully crushed
and maugled, haying tho right side of
tbo body and skull crushed. Tho low
er portion of the body was torn out.
World's Fair Day.
Chicago. Ills.. Sent. O.Todav la a
led letter day at tbe world's fair, It bo
lug Grand Army day, California day,
Uluh day, Civil Engineer's day. Trans
portation day, to dedicate new Liberty
bell, and trausfer the Columbus cars-
vela irom opaia to wiu uuiwi mates.
Mklni: Car Wlieelt.
An unusual method of making wkeels
for cars lias been brought lxiforo railway
men. Wherever tt is dosired to liave
reliable wheels, steel tires aro almost
universally used, with paper, wrought
or cast iron centers. Cast Iron centers
are tho cheapest form of any us regards
first cost, but it is rathor dlfllcult to
form a good connection between the tiro
and the contcr. In tho now mothod of
manufacture a stock of tires Is made up
comploto. Tho molds for the center of
tho wheel are then cut up, leaving a
space for placing tho tire in the mold,
so as to form a part of it, Tho mold is
next opened, and tbo tire, heated to a red
beat, is placed in position. Tho mold
is then closed and tbo molten metal for
tho center immediately poured in. Tho
result is said to bo a practically perfect
anion, forming a solid wheel which has
the advantage of a durablo steel rim and
a cheap body .Milwaukee Wisconsin.?
A Method orrrooL
Tho president has pardoned Jack Pe,
which recalls the attempt of an English
lectnrcr here a good many years ago to
prove that a fish and a pigeon were one
M...1 1. tk .nma XJnra ta IliA Al-cmttlnllt;
a ,,v .!a t. a flh nlo. Therefore a tub
plo is a jack pie, a jack pie is a job pie, a
job pio is a pie John aud a plo John i a,
pigeon. Boston Transcript.
Relic of tbe I'Mt.
Borne time ago in India a large tigress
killed tho belorod husband of tbe eoceu
trio Lady Dormer. Then tbo tigress lu
her turn was also killed. Now the be
reaved widow U bringing the btad and
tail U the defunct animal boar with H
Baking
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ADDITIONAL LOOAL.
Work Progressing. Archie Ma
eon's crew have now completed, ex
cept tho fine finish, State street to Wlu
ter and it really looks more like a
Btreot than any Salem over had. Tha
Initiatory Btep for good streets is what
the city has long needed and the work
will not stop with Ttata street. .
With tub Secretary op State.
Oeo. L. Hlbbard, H. A. and H. W.
Hague yesterday filed nrtloles incorpor
ating tbe Five Continents Trust Co,
The principal place of business Is to be
at Portland and the capital stock lim
ited to $100,000.
Evanoeuoal. German church.oor
uer Center and Liberty streets, services.
on Sunday, Sept. 10 as follews: Sunday
school at 10 a. m., preachlog at It . m.
and 7:30, Y. P. A. at 7 p.m. All peo
ple are cordially Invited. A. A. Engle
bart, pastor.
Unity Church. Services at 10:30 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12.
Rov. W. E. Copeland pastor. Subject
of morning sermon "Hid with Christ
In God." Subject of evening lecture,
"The Riddle of the Sphynx."
Baptist Church. Services morn
ing and evening at usual hour by Rev.
M, L. Ruggtof Seattle. Sunday school
at 12 m. Endeavor meeting at 030 p.
m.
Evangelical. Usual se'rloe at
W. C. T. U. hall, on Court street, at
10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. tn., and Sunday
school at 12 rn. tomorrow. You. are
welcome J. Boworeor, pastor.
W. C. T. U.-Thero wfll boa Gospel
Temperunco meeting at tbe W. O. T.
U. hall on Sunday at 4 p. m. TbeGoe
pol will be sung, road and talked.
Everyone wolcom.
St. Paul's A. M. E. North Salem
seryice? at 11 a.'m. and 730 p. m.
Sunday school at 1 o'clock v. m. All
welcome. Rov. Jas. Simmons, pastor.
Y. M.'C. A. All young men are In
vited to hoar an address by Rav. J. K.
Blair, at tbo Association rooms to
morrow afternoon at 4 o'o ock,
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CongrkoationalOhurch Preach
ing both morning and evening by Rev.
Mr. Kerober,
Another Burned. Rank Edgar'a
bop bouse, four mltei ea9t of Marlon
was burned lost nigh't. There had
been picked and stored about $700
worth' of hops. The entire loss Is about
2000. Insurance $1100. No Chinese
connected with this t urnlng.
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Biikruw Balk. Deputy Sheriff
Wrlghtman sold lots 6 and 7 of block
2, Riverside addition, at public auction
at the court house today. The sale
was to satisfy an execution In the cat
of J. B, Standard vs. J. E. Kartell.
The property was bid In by thq pklutlfT,
at $437 82, tho amount of Judgment.
Eight acres of lund belonging to Frank
O'Hurold, seven miles north of Baton,
was also sold by the sherift this after
noon, to satisfy a o'alm of O, B. dem
ent.
TBX XARKXTS..
Ban Francisco, Sent, 0, Wheat,
December $1,161.
Chicago, Sept. 0, Cash, 96); De
cember 00).
Portland, 8ept. 0, Wheat valley,
,02J OS Wall Walla .82J5.
In order to accommodate the many
students whd pay their way rough
school by working In the ktarveai flekb,
fruit pleklnsr, eta, tke manageyof tbe
Friends' Polytechnic Inetiiut have re
vised the school calender so a to Infer
fere as little as poselMe with attest wotk.
By the new arruit tb SOtMal
jwr uegiua mm ru, ?p. vh, tim u
of the 12th, as heretofore announced.
The course of study will a Wo be erraagetf
after tbe Chicago Uulverrtty plea,
that a student may drop otrt jwrt of Um
year and yet Mud a clees ready tor him.
wheu be starts again, thus Win eJU
to take tbe full course of study wMb&
golug the entire school year, ' '