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SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. i8U3.
DAILY EDITION.
NO. 254.
VOL..
6.
DAILY EDITION.
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, Best St. Louis make at
VERY - LOW - PRICES!
Every pair of better grades fully warranted. "When
you want a pair of men's, ladies' or child
ren's shoes, see what
The New York Racket
HAS TO OFFER YOU.
A general assortment of Racket Goods at Racket Prices
carried in stock.
. . ,. ,gY; BARNES.
State Insurance Block, 333 Coml St.
WTITDTIONAL
1TDTH
EQUILIBRIUM
LI
Transformed by Presi
dent Cleveland.
WHATEVER THAT MAY MEAN.
Bd! C. Cross,
I
French Newspaper Charges
Him' With' It.
HE MAY 'SUBMIT A MESSAGE
On tho Question of tlio Sandwich
Islands.
Choice
Meats
Wholesale and detail
Dealer in Fresh, Jalt and
Smoked.Meats of alllilnds
95 Court and
110 State Streets.
REMOVAL
n nn niim T 1 F7 1 i H I TTflrflTf
IK N MAU i
iUllNlMiMliillUMUiyUM.
Corner State and Liberty, Opposite Gray Bros. Hardware.
Regular auction Sales every Saturday at 1 p. m. Second
handggoods bought and sold $$g
EX Meeker & Co.,
Hop
-- . . i-i . .
- OFFICE, Oberheim Block, up Btairs, OALbM.
W. A. TEMPLu'JL'UJX, wcirc yc,,ct.
Kxporters
. .'J' . ?
iinMyJi
Jk RCBENSTEIN,
Here Is a chance of a life-time, Whj
appear shabby when you can have ah
elegant suit for
n-NTTC DOLLAR?
308 Commercial htrcct, Salem.
Equilibrium Transformed.
Paris, Oct. 27. The Paris "Temps"
newspaper says: "Although Cleveland
haa rendejed a great service to the bus
iness world, yet ho has helped modify
the constitutional equilibrium of the
TJiilted States by transforming the
member-- of his cabinet Into quasi-parliamentary
leaders."
Tue S to; Bill.
Washington, Oct.'27. It Is believed
that When the silver bill Is out of the
wav In the senate the presldeut win
send to congress a message aud corres
pondence on the Hawaiian mauer.
There are throe solutions to question
restoration of the queen, annexation,
or protectorate. It Is not known which
the administration fayora. Represen
tative Hltt has a scheme which he
thinks will be satisfactory, tie says
the Is ands could be acquired as a mili
tary and naval station and governed as
such by the United States.
IN THE HOUSE.
There eeenis to bo but little opposi
tion In the house to tho admission of
Ut h as a state.
The bill to aid the states of Califor
nia, Oregon, Washington, Montana,
I.laho, Nevada, Wyomiut;, Colorado
and South Dakota, to support schools
of mining, allowing each 25 per cent of
the proce ds of sales of mineral lands
w.thln the state, but uot to exceed
twelve thousand dollars per year, was
on motion of Dubois, of Idaho, consid
ered. . . . .
The state of Minnesota was included
a d the bill passeu.
IN THE SENATE.
Consideration of the repeal bill was
resumed aud Stewart resumed hi ar-
nf orrait. It. At 130 p. m. he
yielded to hia Colleague Jones
bouse has adjourned till Monday.
The
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
Suits made to order and cleaned or repaired.
Lamoureux's Stables,
,.,.,i .. TTnlol
At tho Commercial street bridge .pear """", rendered.
hlnlBH heW added constantly.
rigs nor poor huikb.
Only
New stock and ve-
No snaooj
H. L. LAMOUKBUA, rrop.ic"..
CHURCHILLlPtJiHps,Pumps,PtimP
MlffRMIGUSl State Street.
TunPKIRHRG
THE crnOLSTBRER.
ee&t&TJ&r'
eive estlibatea. State Insurance
I W.
Recovers and "Pass work. Sample of cover
SJSr-SSiftSSS iffik. Cbemeketastreet.
TbeWeslPrinliDgCo.S
A Rough Draft in the Presidents
Hands.
Washington, Oct. 27.-It Is uudor
Uood a rough draft of the proposed
tariublllls now In the hands of Pres
Ident Cleveland aud Secretary Carlisle
forpjrusil. Some features oftbebll
. ..,iii. The Snrlnger tree wool
HID lliv-
mii .i..h nasted the house lasv cou-
ress Is Incorporated into the bill prac
tlcally without change. Tbero Is to be
H..-I ,.t maHn In the Klass scned-
..i Ti.rn will be a considerable en-
. ., nf ihn free llBl uy lue nuui
Hon of raw materials, and a heavy cut
will be made In all duties wh lob n
not properly revenue duties. The de
of tarlfl for revenue only Is adhored to
nulte closely, but this application may
L be made to coal and Iron ore. which
oonthefreellst, and there, s a very
considerable Bnaving U - "Vh-iV
7 . a .i Kflhedtile. The tax
on whiskey will be Increased i not above
ommKTn nn not quite made uP
?hlownm.nd.on.be!ngarqe.:
A,-- v...t thrnr Dive nrcnJ
out of sugar. The sugar ' .-
The Silver Struggle.
Wabhinoton, Oot.27. The program
of the managers of the repeal bill In
the senate is to get to voting sometime
today on the amendments to tho bill,
finish Saturday and vote upon the bill
itself Monday. The oplulon prevails
In the senate that the house will pass
tho bill, when It Is sent over, with very
little delay. Whether there shall then
be a recess or adjournment will depend
nnon the committee on ways and
means. If the Democratic membere of
that committee are of the opinion that
tho tarlfl bill will be In Bhapo for pre
sentation before the time for tho begin
ning of the regular session, a recess is
more probable than adjournment; oth
erwise, adjournment will tatte place.
A well defined report was in circula
tion about the capltol yesterday that
thero had been an cflort mado to haye
the Democratic managers In tho senate
postpone voting upon tho bill until
after the Virginia election. It appears
tho Virginia Populists made the fight
almost entirely upon the sliver Issue
and made such headway as to rendtr
i ho Democratic managers somowuai
anxlouB, but when It is represented the
Immediate passage of the bill would
hve a good effect In Massachusetts and
New York it" Is thought best to lot the
bill take Its ccurse.
Benator Power spent a considerable
portion of the day In gathering facta
concerning sllyer bulllou In Ihe treas
ury with a view to getting support for
an amendment to repeal the bill pro
viding for the coinage of this bullion
which will be ollered by Uimseir or
oouiti other silver senator. He nuus
there Is a sufficient amount of bullion
stored to make $134,0000,000 If coined,
and he thluks there should be
little objeotlou to Hh being coined, espo
daily In view of the fact that tho soig
norage of this Bllver, about $54,000,000,
would furnish money necessary to sup
ply tho threateued deficit In the treas
ury. He lias been cauviisslng the prop
osition somewhat among the senators
,,,! fimln It motts with f.ivor generally
uinmig the fellvir u.i o. There Is a Rul
ing, however, mik ng the sliver Dune-
., n,ni iiu i.i 1 1 should not be
amended in any Y;t their Instance,
so administration" may have all the
praUe and all the blame for It when It
ttliiill become a law.
SCNATOK SQIJIKK'S SPEECH.
Squire said he sought to find a middle
path which la the path of safety. Ori
ginally he had been for repeal and there
he- stood now. Thero bad been tlmfdl.
.., ni.,,,11 nc.tluir on the subject of bond
Isiuo (authority for which ho had no
doubt existed) when If action had been
tabeuhe believed the present pamu
would have bee:i averted. "Who
feared the electioneering cry when dan
gor to his country confronted hlm-the
credit of a great nation involved that of
every Institution aud Individual In It.
Why, asked Squire, "should not the
United States obtain two or three hun
dred million! dollars iuiohiut irum
abroad) at a low rate or luurenr
n.inninl. an much more money io ujc
country would benefit Indirectly every
one " He favored giving me sewowj
oi tho treasury authority to pay what
over rale of Interest mlalit be necessary
up to 4 per cent, and be would trust to
the secretary to place the bonds at as
low a rate as powlble. The very m
tborUitlon of the Issue of bond might
be sufficient without ever using the
bonds. He appealed Ui the senate lo
do that which was practical for the im
mediate relief to tho benate and of the
Cockrell, from the committee on ap
propriations, reported wllh amend,
meadts, the bill maklug appropriations
for certain urgent dellclenclea.for the
present fiscal year.
Stewart, republican of Nevada, then
-..m,i i.u imeech auHlust the repeal
bill When ho talked about the act of
tor which he ciaimeu aeiuuucm.
... !.!, o.iwl whether bo did
sliver, ... --- - ..... ,,
not vote for u Diewa.i .i- -did
but said be did ao Ignorautly. Kv
try' senator and reprceentatlvo bul one
(referring to Sherman) bad been de,
.... wiihnnf rnneludlDtrhlMIXCll
MCV FOREIGN BUDGET.
Interesting Bank of England
Statement.
BRAZIL PREPARING FOR WAR.
Urugnayan GoTcrnment
Not to Interfere.
Asked
Highest of all In Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Baking
mmmj lUmivi
ABSOLUTELY PURE
New York, Oct. 27. A Montoyldio
cablo says advice from Rio aro as fol fel fol
eows: Tho Brazilian minister here had
an Interview toaay wuu umBuji
minister of foreign affairs, in which
the relations of tho two countries were
discussed. Brazil's representatives
urged that the Uruguay government
tako no action towards recognizing the
provisional government estab'Jshed In
Desterros, Santa Catharlna. He plead
ed that tho Bhlps In Mollo'a fioot wore
not ontltled to other consideration than
in uncorded to pirates, and bo aBkod
among other things that the Uruguayan
trovfimmont tako atons to provoni me
r..riaiiintv of rami or water to any of
tho rebel fleet at any of its ports. No
uniinn him boon taken by tho Uru
guayan government on the application
of the Brazilian mlnlstor so far as U
known. The Tlradentes la still In port
with steam up and the Republlca b
..uinit far har to coiuo out and uht
From all appearances It Is about oortaln
the Tlradeutes is simp'y waiting for e
good chance to creop past her formlda
k! ..luoNaru TvlihmiL belncr seen. Bhe
la waiting for a dark night or foggy
weather, and then ahe will slowly
steam In tho opposite direction to that
In which she supposes her onemy to be
n.Mihmlll steam boldly out, in the
face of heavier guns and more of thorn
is not credited bore. Fifty soldiers are
hero waiting for tho Bahla, wmon n
d Iftlne with her rudder gone, bul
which Is being searched for. It waf
currently reported last night that the
Brazilian river squadron has declarod
in fvnr nt M '"n
Indians in Kevolt.
Lima, Peru, Oct. 27,-News of serious
Importauco haijust b-en received from
Huancaiw. It has been started that
the Indiana tharo are raising in revolt
against the government. They aro In
favor of President Calres, whoso citizen
ship was recently taken from him bj
tho Pruvlan congreaa. uougrcw u
disapproved the proposed treaty with
Rnuador. defllnlng the boundry limit
of the two countries.
Sank Statement.
London, Oct. 27.-The Bnk of Eng
land rate la unchanged at 8. Tho Btatt
f rn,. lmnk In as follows; Total
reserve, Increased f 324,000; bulllou, In
creased f 87,000;publlo deposlU'lnoroaso
1 180, 000; notes Increase f 230.000; circ
ulation, decreased f 230:000; other eeo-
...m Anraaa t 207000! otbOT dCPOSlU)
decrease f 654.000; government securit
ies, decrease f 400,000.
Officer Murdered.
London. Oct. 27.-A special to the
Tlmea from Zinlbaf says that the sec
ond lieutenant of tho Italian uispawju
vessel Stafletta was murdered by Bom
alia at Merkah, on tho mainland, 46
miles Boutheast of Magadoxo. The
m-fl-Ha milwenuently bombarded the
town, landed aalloni and raarlneu, and
killed several Somalia concerneu m mw
murder.
Preparing for War.
Nkw Youk, Oct. 27,-Tb-re Is every
Indication that tho Brazilian govern
ment Intends something warlike. Bra
zilian Admiral Maunty Is hoveilog
about hero on mysterious business and
tho great Wiucbetor gun works are
running night and day, olblcor
.i. uiii iii. khlniMMl Dext week. Klther
the rebels or the government l"J'aviei
tom.ooo order wiwhw huiwuw-w--
"" T . t.l..i.l
Company w ihj uin"
to,
FREE SILVER DEFEATED,
Peffbrs Coinage AmendmoMt is
Knocked Oat.
THE SENATE WILL VOTE TONIGHT.
A California Froo Co'Hago Prip -sition.
Washinoton, Oct. 27. Voting on
tho amendmouU to the silver bill be
gan at 4 p. m. today. Tho Peftr
.ttviati.lmnnf In i-Aalnm thil nw nf 1R37.
for freo coinage alike of gold and silver
was lost by 28 ayes, 30 nays.
At ,1.5ft r. in llm Vnnrlin hill Wilt)
substituted for the Wilson bill, ayea 68,
nays u.
This was only a pro-forma vote and
not a test vote. Only radical Bllvor
men voted against It.
LATKH.
Voorheoa saya when tho amendmonta
ire disposed of and tho bill reached, bo
will probably ask tho senato to continue
in uuilnn until fill! til 1 1 U dlsnOSOd Of.
a vim tr tho work should go Into the
ulght.
LATKHT.
At 4:35 p.m., Perkins, of California
invrml an amendment whtoh provides
for oolnage of the American produot,
onarging au per cent, Beignorao, miuw
Ing no gold coins of less than $10, and
treasury certificates of less than $5. Ho
is now apeaklng on tho amendment
"Labor News.
St Paul, Minn., Oct. 27. The atreet
car strike or lock out Is unchanged.
.. v l ... nm Hit... ...Hll.n MM
JNEW YOUK, UOl. -. io rumu uu
tho Postal Tulcgrnnh & Mutual Reserve
buildings, la eettlod.
MAIL STEAMER WR50K3D.
Fast Being Pounded to Fiecee on the
Rocks.
Ban Fkancibco, Oct. 27, The Pa
oiflo Mall company's steamer Qlty of
New York went ashore last evening la
a dense fog and will probably be a total
loss. She Is bard aud fust on the rocks
at Point Bonltawltb eight feet of water
In her hold. She sailed for China and
Japan at 8:30 In tho afternoon and went
down tho bay under a full bead of
s'oam. Tho fog was very thick and In
a few minutes the big steamer wae loefc
night of. About 0 oolock the booming
of the cauuon could be heard and s!g-
ual rockols were seen as they buret
abovo tho fog. At first It was not
known what vessel was in distress and
It was thought It might be the Monowal
due today from Australia, Later it
was ascertained It was the City of New
York. The steamer was In command
of Captalu P. H. Johnson and In charge
of Pilot Stevenson. She carried a large
carco of flour and a larre naseenger llet,
Including 200 Chinese, wnen me snip
struck tho rooks tho Chinese In the
steerage set up a howl and Intense con
fusion reigned.
The latest advloes from the wreek
stated the atoarner went ou the rocks at
full speed and tho numerous tugs whloo
rushed to her assistance could uot pull
hor oir. She hall eight feet of wator la
her hold. All the passongers have been
taken oir aud will be brought back to
his city.
Thu City or New York was built at
Chester, Pa., In 1876 but was practically ,
rebuilt a few years ugo. She was88
feet lung, 40 feet 2 Inches beam audi
feet 6 inches In depth,
Thero was very little wlud and the
tugs will stand by the sfauded ship all
night. Should a wind como up sue win
probably gooii go to pieces. The ship le
a re
u
Prison Tiro In Nobraska.
T..ii m ij.iVi rink 27 A flro which
caused a jrreat scare in tho city through
rumors of'hoavy loss of llfo. hut happily
unattended oy laiaiiues, uruau uunu
an enclosure of tho Btato penitentiary
i,. Mm matitiriuitiirlnir bulldlniis of the
Institution at about 0 o'clock 1 at e en v.,llwi . httif u nillllou dollar
ing. It had origin u th.. founury oom nm luB wrM)k
?Er-ealr"P 'i,.0,?- 7h nVnn In w ch H.iorts the City of New York
. . . ....i... hk1 liuviiAjaahniua t i...l . llm
..- ilia ramrn wnrkft BIIU hlirUGiB BhODri
dome anxiety was felt among the con
vlcte, but they were never In tho
slightest danger and Warden Boeraer
provided for their transfer to another
nart. of the bulldlnir. The loss falls
liBBvlest on tho Btate. which owned tho
i. ..II. II..... .ml Marl, nt tllO fumlsll HITS
it Is estimated tho loss Is $60,000 entlro-
lv uninsured. Tue vveBicru wimiw
turlnir company, Lincoln Range worits
and Cuokstatl Bros.
harniiM nhnna. lose
something like $50,000
sureu.
who onerato tho
In the aggregate nf
uoarly fully ln
rinaacial News.
DBNVEn, Oct. 27. Tho Commercial
National Bauk has goue luto hauda of
lISS'Hock, Ark., Oct. 27.-TUe
Jury In the case of the defaulting ex
State Treasurer Woodruff, after being
out Blnce Tuesday, came Into court this
morning and unnounced that they
could not agree, and were discharged.
It stood ton to iwo ior wuiiMwm
Special attention to mall orders. JWL?
303 Cooitoerciut w.i
noAMinable prices.
ealrm, Orefod.
of sugar. '"-- in)me tax or
laSKTu. "will bep'rovlded to.c
.. nKO WILLIAM". """
f?.r. . nu Uumerr.
K K PAI.KBOBW. P.ideDU ?. D- V ,n
figtiEGtd and OrchardCo.
STOCK, GRAIN and mm u-
Five and Ten Acre Fruit Farms
HowjsYoi.1
i ITd a uuHpt ttwklnif out on ml
OtterWood nicl WW-M"
w do ma any jooa. " t,ktiu, . C
next week !
FerlexB Perwaali.
LondoW, Oct. 27.-Few reexprcMed
that Nan-en, the Norwegian Artlo ex-
P'V,r?',.L' lT 27 -The remalna of the
great owipoeer. Gounod, we burled
Kiiv vi" I ' , , ,i nilliarv lion.
today, wiiu mM'i--
ore.
600 Year Old Tire.
- i".. ot 1M1i.Ii! church.
n."r Abingd..... built In Ihe thirteenth
century, has burned today.
On9 of Morgan' Mn.
-m a. !.
NOKTON, Va , Out V7. -Ma-anal "7
inr. better huwu " 1)" Taylor, one of
'.,:.' .T.X1 ,.f J.,hn Morean'afimoua
:...... in- i.it. durlnir the war, was
iloHe thin morning. She leSI " ft"""! uahernoon for Hie ""'"r
r'lndlt.. thought baa bttil hwot. VX M "! IIIW";;
SSjSSW' IbUownoneralrmoD,
" ,.j Without ConClUUlDK Ulf bpccuji
Stewart yielded and the eenate took a
recess until tomorrow.
Afltrange Oae.
.-. . .o,.f.t.. MonL. Oct. 27. Beni-a-
tlonal developmeiita have followeil the
killing "f J Wfaite.the Northern Pa
.iflctralu roi.ber who wwmliot In the
...i... Mimduv bv J. V. Oeiwman
" I,.. i...w ' wUh "" ,a
, , ei.t H-1 Ul08r rfttttt
Prominent Lady Suicides-
--. rw 7 Mls D-Uy
0.,..u-d"gter.f ex United Ht.Ua
2ftey-U-irl Garland, coi.im i UUd
Deafnei- OanHOt Be Oared
by local applications as they nnot
rMniitha diseased portion oftheear.
Thero Is only one way to cure deafnesa,
and that Is by conBinuw io'.
Difne. Is caused by an Inflamed con.
dltlon of the mucous linliiK or tho Kua-
achlan tube. Whon this tube Is In
flamed you have a rumbling uylor
mporrect hearlnjt, and whon U Uen
tlroly oloBed, deafneas la the result, and
unlcM the Inllamatlon can be taken
out and tbla tube restored tolta normal
wndltlon, bearing will bo destroyed
5r ..' ': !-.. . ui .f ln nre caused
by catarrh, which la nothing but an In.
flamed conumou " .-. -
u; will tve one hundred dollartfor
y m . m ..j . M.tM1
WA"wTiV?
Cure, Bend for drcuarjj free.
F. J. Uiikmry . Co., ToIedo.O.
i0rBold by Druggist, 76o.
lylDg
wllh her head to the westward, broad
side upon the rooks. Bho Is lying over
on her port Bide aud three or four big
boles Btovo In hor bottom. The vessel
will bo a total loss. Tho tide l receding
mi lm in now blah unou the rocks
aud tho eurf ia pounding In upon her.
There Is not much wind, how ver, ana
a very little swell. Thu tuge hovering
about tho wreck could poaelbly pull b
off the rooka butr It would oe uwieae s
It 1. nnrlnlnahft Would 0 tO tBO DOttOSB.
Though the steamer Is doomed, It to be
lieved she will hold together hbiu wh.
cargo can bo Jottltoned, unleae a heavy
sea cornea on. Iler cargo to can-
atufl aud general merchandise valued
at $00,000. Bho also carried a oow
erablo amount of treasure.
At 11:80 at night It la reported tber
Is no hope of saving the wrecked steam
or. She la spiked fast upon tfao rock
and cannot bo moved, In attempting
to float the vessel much of her car
una thrown overboard Jo to the soa, w
effort being mado toaave It. Thoai
of sacks of flour are wasted, 'tue m
Hon and raalla were Baved.
Mine Acci-eat.
Union, Or. Oct. 27.-The Orcaon
Gold Mining Co., of Cornucopia, Union
oouuty, met with an accident Tuwday
that will necessitate cioanouirw .
lout ten dy. While the umai iram
-.-.. ..i fnr Irniiunrrililir tue inr h"" "
nH- .... .... ..- -, r ......
the mountain to the mm. !"
one mile, was In rapid motion, the aleel
...I ..u,.rni ml the loaded Iron
...... i ..- I,u mnnntatll
para were priiicmi " " r-
rid The plant wae Ulnjc run . -od
nluht 'o U ruurav ' l "f "" ?""'"
piiii'lrynaent to a 'arge numtwr of mop.
T J, to" hPUMof the day thlft wm
buia &, .terday with IteeaUrecon.
ttto.
May be Saved.
u.m ifiiAN(!!Hi. OoL27. The
., iMtv of New York, wblob weert
ashore off Polut Bontta last evealag , to
now lyiug easily In smooth water,
ihnhntie la entertained that eke
b nulled oil If the weather celll
favorable.
Trade Uait.
nn,. ,w. nt. 2T. At W
the national Boolal Deoe"t
aifiioluilon was aitofwira
ihe duty of overy ooi
belong to a irui
i
Tutfs PilK
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