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REPORTED FRENCH HAS
Rumored That Conscription Law Will Bo Placed in
Force February 14th
llr Aaauelated 1'fen lo th Journal.
London, Fob. 2. There is no ofllclal
nows from Bullor's headquarters, and
tho only information supporting tho re
ports that he has rccrosscd tho Tugela
s found in tho Associate! Press ula
patches announcing Lord Dundonald's
reronni8nnco, which is taken to indicate
a prelude to ronowed activity. As that
dispatcli is threo days old, it is not inl
posslblo that Bailor may havo moved in
the Interim, and public anxiety is again
concentrated on tho Upper Tugela.
Dispatches from cleowhoro morcly toll
of soma desultory shell fires and tho
movements of patrols, though Capo-Town
mentions n rumor that Gen. French'hns
captured eight hundred Doors, whero
and how not bolng announced.
Bcnsatlonal rumors aro current that
tho militia ballot account act will bo put
in forco February 14, and that General
Roberts has cabled for 00,000 additional
men, which, It is added, tho government
has promised to givo him, seeding CO,
000 militia and volunteers nnd 10,000 re
serves. Tho militia ballot act makes
overy unmarried man between 18 and 30
years of ago liable to servico for Hvo
years.
The Doer Strength.
London, Feb. 2. A lottor appears
today from a Hanovertian olllcor, form-
.rely of tho Twenty-Second German In
fantry, but now among tho military
advisers of tho Doors, which says nearly
10,000 trained European soldiers, in
cluding quite 300 ofllcers, nro among
tho Doors, Hofor'rlng to tho military sit
uation at Ladysmlth, tho odlcer says:
"Owing to tho strength of our position
on tho circlo of heights liko Sedan, wo
ain't bo brushed asido except by a re
lluf column outnumlrarlng us 2 to 1."
Shelling Ladysmlth.
Hook LA.taKii, Ladysmlth, Tuesday,
Jan. 30. All is quiet hero, Tho J" Long
Tom" occasionally (Ires on Lndysmith.
Tho deaths iu Ladysmlth from fovor
and other causes must bo ouormous, as
wo can clearly see them burying corpses
daily. General Joubort went to tho
Upper Tugela yesterday.
England's Strength.
London, Fob. 2. Wyndham, parli
muntary secretary for tho war otllco, said,
as regards the forces engaged, that ox
clusUe of tlio eighth division and tho
fourth cavalry brigade, Great Britain
had 142,000 foot nnd artillery; 3700 cav
alry; 30 sicgo guns; 33 naval guns; 3d
howitzers ; 54 batteries of horse artillery,
and 234 field guns, while tho combined
forces of tho two republics were esti
mated In 1898 at 09,000 mou. Tlio par
liamentary sec rotary of.the war ofllco also
said that ho would have to ask the house
for larger financial means in order that
tho war might be brought to tlio only
posslblo conclusion, and that the' system
of homo defense bo put on a sound foot
ing.
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Mr. Wynham's remarkable declaration
In the house of commons, that Great
Britain will have in a fortnight U0.OC0
regulars in South Africa, 7000 Canadians
and Australians and 20,000 South African
volunteers, is recolvcd with wottdormont.
Of this total of 213,000 troops, with 452
guns, all aro now thoro with tho exeep
tion of tlio 18,000 that nro afloat. Do
yond comparison this is tho largest force
Great Dritnln 1ms over put in tho field.
At tho end of tho Crimean war bIio bad
Bcraped together 80,000. Wellington, at
Waterloo, had 25,000.
Lack of transports aud organization
will not oxplaln adequately why, when
gonorals at tho front request reinforce
ments, tlioy get thorn In rather small
numbers.
Knowledge Is slowly penetrating to
Loudon that largo garrisons must bo
kopt in Cajw Colony to hold down tlio
Capo Dutch, who, as every ono knows
outnumber the British residents thoro
3 to 2.
Cable scraps received during the lflHt
12 hours dn not further lllumlnato the
military operations. Various Independent
correspondents eon Arm tho 'report that
General Duller told his troops January
28 that ho hoped to reliovo I-adysmllh
within n week. It Is bellevod in somo
trustworthy quarters that ho is again
assailing tho Doer linos.
A further list of casualties published
by tho war otllco brings tho total from
tho crossing of tho Tugela to tho aban
donment of Splonkop to 1085 ofllcers
and men.
Exceptional activity at tho navy
yards continues, but a correspondent of
tho Associated Press learns that this is
chiefly now construction nnd red t ting
work. Three ships will be commissioned
at Davenport this month.
Somo unpleasant criticism of tho war
ofllco has been caused by tho dlscovory
that thu sights of Lco-Enllold carbines
aro defective. Old carbines havo been
supplied to tho outgoing Fourth brigade
of cavalry.
Tho only .announenmont regarding
fresh military preparations Is the for
mation of threo additional batteries
Dig Scouting Party.
London, Fob. 2. Tho Daily Tolegraph
publishes tlio following dispatch from
Spearman's Camp, dated January 30 1
"Colonel Wynne has taken command
of General Woodgato's brigade. Colonel
Miles has been appointed chief of Gen
eral Bullor's staff. The Doers are still
constructing defenslvo works opposito
Potgietcr'a drift. A strong cavalry
reconnolssaiico has proceeded to the
westward In tho vicinity of Hongor's
spruit."
Object of Leyd'a Visit.
DenuN, Feb. 2. It is strongly ru-
inored in parliamentary circles that the
chief object of Dr. Leyda In visiting
Paris, Berlin and St. Petersburg is to
induce France, Germany and Ituesla to
intorveno if Great Britain should at
tempt to boIio Delagoa bay.
Candlemas Celebration.
London, Fob. 2. Candlemus, the
feast ofthe Purification of tho Blessed
Virgin, so raited from being celebrated
with prosesslons aud shows of candles,
and also for the consecration of tho
lighted candles to bo used in thu church
during the your is still generally ob
served as a holiday in England, as well
as iu Scotland aud Irelaud. In B:ot
land especially It Ih noted and contracts
between landlord and tenant is often
dated from Candlemas In the uchoohi,
Candlemas , Crown Is conferred Umjii
pupils' as a mark of distinction on him
who gives the highest graturity to the
rector, at the term of Candlemas.
Reward for Helen Oouli?
Nkw Yohic, Feb. 2. There will Iwde
cided opposition, it Is stated lu Washing'
ton, to giving Miss Helen (Jonld tho
thanks of congress, as propoHod Iu a
measure recently Introduced. Itepre
sontatlvo Hull, of Iowa, chairman of the
house committee on military affairs,
and that he should oppose the measure.
"Not on the ground that Miss Gould
lias not been the exemplification of gen
eosity and patriotism," said Mr. Hull,
"hut I think tho thanks of congress is
not a fitting way in which to reward. It
is against all precedent. In my opinion,
Miss Gould should have a medal of
honor from congress."
Uryan and the Populists,
Dallas, Tex., Feb. 1. Milton Park,
editor of the Southern Mercury and
chairman of the national committee o.
tho middle-of-the-road populists, has
wired W. J. Drynn requesting a state
ment In regard to his political position.
Mr. Park's mossngo says:
"Hon. W. J. Dryan, 1'rovidonco, R.
I. :, Parties claiming to reprosent
Nobraska, populists aro submitting
Southorn populists this propesition:
"First Populist national convention
to raeot 30 days beforo Democrats, ro-lit
uorto umana piauorm nnu mnKout-,
recj. legislation leaning ibsuv.
" 'Second Nominate you for president
and a populist for vlco-prcsldent.
"'Third You bo thoro and accent
tho nomination on that platform In
writing.
" 'Fourth If Democrats fall to ratify
tlili ticket, you to remain tho populiBt
rtalttSilntn It tit.liMi ttwi nn tv nn Irvrt
candidate throughout the campaign
"Is this protxMitlon ndopted by your
authority, and will you agree to auido
by it7 Answor by wife at my expense
"MILTON 1'AHK.
"Managing Editor Southern Mercury
and Chairman National Committee
Populist Party."
Up to ft late hour no reply to tho
above telegram has been received
TWO CRIMINALS
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ARRESTED
Aluany, Or., Fob. 2. A darkey and a
white man, tramps, woro arrested whllo
drunk in a saloon today, charged with
holding up Chae. Dawson, of the Wells
Fargo ofllco Into last night near tho
depot and taking (10.35 from him. They
had f 10, over tho division of which they
had bean quarreling.
ATLIN MINESS TURNED DOWN.
British Contend That Aliens ate Not
Treated Unfairly and ThatThey.
Had Lost Nothing,
Ciiicauo, Feb. 2.-A special to the Trib
une from Ylctorln, ). 0., Seya: Pre
mier Semlln today presented to the
ltgislature the answer of his govern
ment to tho petition of tlio American
miners In Atlln to Picsldent McKlnloy
against the alien exclusion act, Iho
prounors letter to tho secretary of stato
says the statement lu tho petition that
four-Ilfths of the claims in Atlin wcrp
prosectcil and located by Americans,
and that citizens of tho United Rtutes
lost millions through tho passage of tho
act, aro exaggerations and misstate
ments.
Tho government holds that men tak
Ing out miners' licciitfs did not acqulio
vested right.
BI(j STRIKE
IMMINENT
Groat Northorn Labor Troubles
Growing Worso Conforonco
Hold Today.
St. Paul, Feb. 2. Tho Great North
ern labor situation Is critical today. A
conference will bo hold latu this after
noon, but uelthor sldo Be,ems to hope for
peace. Tho railroad otllclaU contluuo
preparations to fill tho places of all who
may Icavo their employment.
Oold Democrats,
Washinoton, Jan, 2. Tho Oregon
ian'a special corretaondent says:
Hokebmith, who was In tho cabinet
of President Cleveland today tnkes oc
casion to talk strongly against expan
sion and to assert that tho South is prac
tically n unit against thu president's
policy.
It is an unfortunate thing that tho
Cleveland Democrat", tho only Demo
crats that havo been able to gain tho
confidence of tho country, are nearly all
now Joining Dryan und urging anti-expansion
as an issue, Thoy uru lauriflc
ing their opposition to silver and mak
ing it apparent to the Kopubllcans that
they will not support tho policies of tho
Republican party, as long as there Is no
danger of going to a silver basis. Thvso
anti-expansion Cleveland Domociuts aro
giving color to tho assertion of certain
Republicans that as soon as tho gold
standard bill becomes u law thu gold
standard Democrats will duscrt tho
Republican party and gft user to Bryan.
whouro coiiH)llixi by their al Ion in
thu social world to attend patties, lata
dinners, onera, etc., often oxorIeiico
eye troubles, a lack of that healthful
brilliancy so desired, and admired.
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San Fhkncibco, Feb. 1. R. V. Wil
son, accused of tho embezzlement of
$0,000 from the Great Northern Express
Company, at Franklin, Wash., has start
cd back to tho econo of tho alleged crime
in tho custody of Special Agent Hunt, of
the Express Company.
Soudanese War.
Or Aaaoclnteil l'r tn the Journal
Paius, Feb. 2. A dispatcli from Cairo
conllrnis tho roport that a rebellion oc
curred nmong tho Soudnncso troops In
Katrhum.
Kentucky Delegation Protests.
Washinoton, Fob. 2. A delegation of
Kentucky Democrats, consisting of Sen
ator-elect Blackburn and representatives
Rhea, Wheeler, Smith, Allen uml Gil
bjrt nnd Colonel Thompson, called upon
tho president today to protest against
fedornl Interference in Kentucky,
A FUNERAL
TRANSPORT
Tho Ohio Arrives, Havlnrr on Board
Ono Hundrod nnd Fifty
Dodloo.
San Fkancihco, Feb. 2, Thu tram-
port Ohio, from Manila arrived today.
The Ohio brought 150 bodies anil (wo
passengers.
HAL. HIBBARD'S FUNERAL
Dody Will Arrive on Tomorrow Morn
ing's Overland,
King L, Hlbbard hist night received n
totegrnm from Dopt. Quartermaster
Long, worded as follows t
"Remains of Into Harry G. Hlbbard,
corporal Company K, Second Oregon
volunteers, sent your enro 0 o'clock to
night, via Wells Fargo express."
Tho train should arrive at 0:15 tomor
row morning.
Thu body will bo taken iu chnrgu by
Worrlck Camp of 8panlsh War Veterans.
A guard of honor, consisting of twelve
members of that organization, will meet
tho train and escort thu remains to thu
First Methodist church, whero thoy will
Ho until Sunday morning. Tlio casket
Is too heavy to tnko up stairs to tho
armory, as It weighs over 400 pounds.
On Sunday morning tho funural cor
tego will start from the church mid pro
ceed in carriages to tho Warren cemetery
in the Waldo hills, whero it Is hoped to
arrive at about 1 o'clock.
Religious services will bo conducted
bv llov. Geo. W. Grannls, after which
Worrlck Camp will give their decerned
comrado thohanorsof n military funeral.
Bugler Elwood Chirk, of Corvalls, will
take pnrt and It Is Imped Cnphiin Gil
bert, ot tho Second Oregon, nlso. Lieut.
Murphy will bo in chargo of thu firing
squad.
A large number of tho comrades nnd
friends ot tho young man, who wns nn
universal favorite, will bo present.
Qood Show.
Tho Richards and Prluglo Minstrels
drew a good houso last evening, thu
gallery being crowded,- Thoy gave
an excellent erformanco cscclally
tho acrobatic nets.
Mnnagor Hal Patton inndo his maiden
speech beforo tho public last evening an
nounclng that after thu roast glvun him
by Tub Jouhnal ho had '.determined to
reform, and tlio curtain would here
after go up 'promptly at 8:15 If thoin
wasn't two pcoplo in tho houso.
There wfll bu another performance
this evening by tho samo company with
a chiingu ot songs and specialties. This
is probably as uood it minstrel troupo us
was ever seen in Salem. Iho street
pnrado is exceptionally line.
TIE SALE
75 and 50 cents,
puff
Ties
99
Tin1 roam ol our Neckwear in
fuel all of our 10 and 76u PufI
'lies urn Included lu this wild.
COMli UAIU.Y.
20c Hose
An till wool hose for luditM hut and
seamlttih'.
50c Corsets
Only rmall Uus left. Thty aro
worth L60 and f'.'.OQ,
39c Suspenders
President surpondw cold every
where at Mo.
j'ee Our Veiling Specials AiSee Our Clothing
RESISTS INJU1TM
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Gov, Taylor Excludes
the State
TO PREVENT PAPERS FROM 'BEING SEVED ON' HIM
President and Cabinet Decline to Interfere Think There
Isn't Sufficient Cause for Intervention
llr 4aaoctaleil 1'reaa In tlio Junrnal.
FiMSKrorcr, Ky , Feb. 2. Goobol
passed a comfortablo night, and was
somewhat better this morning.
Tavlor Kesists Injunction.
FitANKronT, Feb. 2. Taylor this
morning ordered that nobody bo admit
ted to tho grounds ot tho capttol undor
any circumstances, and passes which
heretofore entitled holders to go through
tho lines woro tnkon up. Tho object is
to prevent any civilian from eorying
legal papers upon him. It Is the intention
ot tho Democrats to secure an Injunction
restraining Taylor from interfering with
meetings ot tho legislature, and enjoin
ing him and Lieutenant Governor Mar
shall from oxorclsing the functions of
state ofllcers. Democrats will make a
demand for admission to tho legislative
halls ovory day. Thuykwlll bo denied
admission by tlio inillta. Taylor gives
no Intimation ot abrogating his procla
inatlon calling for tho legislature kto as
sumblo at London. Many Republicans
went home, all Intending to go to Lon
don on Monday,
Will Not Interfere.
Washington, Fob. 2. Alter a cabinet
meeting this afternoon the following
statement was made:
"Thu president and cabinet decides
that no cause has yet arisen to justify
thu Intervention ot tho national govern
ment in Kentucky, nnd so informed the
Governor."
tiigulllciinco may attach to the use of
tho word "governor" in this Btnlumeut,
ns thu reply wns dlrectod to Taylor.
Asking for Injunction
l'ltANKFOUT, Fob, 2. Democratic mum
burs ot thu legislature today tiled a
lengthy petition In thu Franklin county
circuit court, asking tor an immedlato
injunction enjoining and restraining
Taylor and all others from romovlng the
legislative body from Frankfort, nnd
also from preventing by forcu tho
plaintiffs from entering the stntuliousu.
Another Assassination,
Midui.ksuoiio, Feb. 2.' It is reported
that William Wright, an ex-mumburof
tho Kentucky legislature, and n promi
nent Democrat, was assassinated at
Doouesfork. No particulars are to bu
had.
Papers Served.
FuANKroitT, Feb. 2. Governor Tay
lor hns been sorvod with u notice ot suit
for Injunction to rostrniu him from in
terfering witli tlio action ot the legUla
turu aud to prevent him from holding
sessions of tho legislature nt London.
Service as secured duspltu tho strln.
gent orders to thu suutrlos to allow
nobody to pass. Alonzo Walker, n
stenographer of tho Democratic attor
neys, trained entrance to tlio grounds
and pinned a copy ot thu notice on tho
door (if thu executive mansion, which
action constitutes a legal uotlco to
Taylor.
Special Session Rumor.
Walker was placed under wrren. It
Is announced that n speclnl session nt
tho legislature will be hold in thu Cnpi-
to Hotel, und there are' rumors atloat
Cenls
Special,
Pop
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35cyndrsl)irs
Only tl?a shTrtj lejt In that 50j darby
rtbbed fliflj.
65c Cloves
Ladloa' linn k:Ma worth 11.00 mi if
we havo your size.
Jloi jfyyejib k, St
All Persons From
Grounds.
that nil who tako part iu tho mooting
will be placed under arrest and taken to
London.
Qov. Taylor Ignored.
Ur Aaaoclniril I'rraa tn the Journal.
Frankfort, Fob. 2. Governor Taylor
yesterday Issued a pardon to Douglas
Hayes, sent up for live years for five
years for manslaughter. Warden Lil
Hard, of tho penitentiary, refused to re
leaso tho man nnd tho nenitontlary com.
missionurs support him.
When nskod if ho intended to offer re
sistance to a detachmont of troops If one
should bo Bent to release Hayes, tho war
don roplicdt
"Oh, no. It would not do for mu to
attempt any such thing ns that. I have
14 guards only, nnd thoy could not do
much against soldiers."
When asked if ho did nut know nhere
ho could obtain plenty of help, If he
needed it, tho warden said:
"When tho soldiers coma up hero and
demand tho koys for tho purposo of tak
ing out Hayes, I think they aro likely to
get them. If convicts are taken out of
lioro in that manner, tho responsibility
will rest on tho men who tnko them
nwny, and not upon mo."
Thu Farmers' Dank of Kentucky, in
this city, has alto refused to pay war
rants tor tho pay of the militia, drawn
by Governor Taylor.
Legislature Resisted.
llr Aaancliilril I'rraa tn III Journal.
FiiANKroRT, Feb. 2. Whon tho mem
bers ot tho leghlnture attempted to on
ter tho stato house, lit 6 o'clock Inst ovo
nlng In response to the call of Speaker
Trimble, a double lino of soldiers with
llxed bayonets met them at tho door
and turned them back. Speaker Trim
ble adjourned tho legislature again sub
ject to his call.
Bryan spoku at Ihroo points iq Now
Hampshire yesterday, Portsmouth,
Manchester and Concord, to mammoth
nudionccs.
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