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, 1889-06-20
A STERN ARRANGEMENT.
PRECEDENT sMITHs's IDEAS OF
IRISH SECRET SOCIETIES.
He Expresses Condo mns,orJ Sentiments
Which Meet Applause.

WAsHiSaroN. June iS.--The thirteenth
annual national camp Of the Patriotic
ofder or Sons OF America be, an Its session
TINS morning. President Snlith's annual
address d~eit upon the necessity Of com
mitting to Americans the care and prsser-
vation Of American principles and instiiu.
mons. The control Of public schools
should be- matter OF the dee pest copcern.
The natur 'lizttion laws he denounced as a
snare and fraud. Bv means OF them, in
seSente cen states and four territories, he as
serted, IL Is possible to entirely overthrow
the congressional act against alien land
holders In this country. The following
sentiments upon the Obj cts now foremost
IN the public mind were loudly ap-
piauded: "a few more haymarket
riots ana Crnnin murders, nstigated by
organized bodies Of foreigners who Rave
been permitted to become citizens Of this
Tree America, and who have shown their
gratitude by sending m ssssngers loaded
WIN dynamite back TO their native coun-
Try, Tor the purpose OF destroying limo
cent people. and who ioully murdered
their members when they iail to
carry out
THEIR HkLLisH PLANS
and tfefe Will not be in our western coun-
Try lamp posts, telegraph and telephone
poles enough To hang the Iniscreai,ts. I
ask you, IN there room in this country for
societies, like the Clsn-Na Gael, that are
not in harmony with, anu are injurious TO
American institutions. that are dangerous
to American order, disloyal to the An, sri-
can government, destructive to American
principles, repuenant to American ideas.
and disgusting 10 all Americans who have
any sense OF Justice, any regard for cousis.
tency, and any respect for the sancity Of
human lie. Or have we room for societi q
whose officers contract with men to
COMMIT wHoLEsALB MURDER,
And then betray their tools, that they
yQa m hau
spend for their own personal benef :
ODe.third OF our entire Population Is OF
foreign birth or parentape. Alien hsgs
and foreign enblems float from our public
buildings, emblazon our streets and head
'Iocessions of people. We are cursed
with all kinds Of foreign non. American
Issues. Vast un-Ametican organizations
are held together by the issues OF foreign
birth for the purpose Of perpetuating for
eign sentiments and corrupting the ideals
OF our fathers. Anarchy and the destruc.
ton OF all law are openly advocated, and
tue right to reform, discipline aud princi-
pie OF some Of these orders is claimed by
secret conclaves even 10 the extent OF
taking human lives.
, 1889-06-20
NOTES FROM JOHNSTOWN.
GOV. BEAVER AND THE FLOOD COM
MISSION HAVE A MEETING
Which VIII Result In Practical benefit.
a strike OF wrecksrs
Impending.

JoHNsrowN, June 19.---Seven. bodies
have been recovered up to / o'clock, all
women, none recognizable. Governor
Beaver and the food commission arrived
shortly before noon and made tour Of
the devastated district. They have not
held formal conference yet
The visit of Gov. Beaver and the aood
committee to this place to-day has borne
practical fruit. The visitors met the
Finance Committee Of the Citizan's Relief
Committee and discuss d the situation in
all its details. The commission pledged
itself to render the citizens Of the place all
the aid in its power. A local committee
presented list of their wants. and after
canvassing the demands, the commission
authorized the immediate purchase of FIVE
hundred Chicago ready made houses on
account, and also the erection of all store
buildings that may be asked for by the
local merchants.
The Morgue reports to-day show twelve
bodies recovered. They we're uuidenti-
fed.
A strike is imminent among the la.
borers employed upon the public works
here. Trouble has been brewing for sew.
eral days in consequence not only of the
scarcity of the food supply, but of the poor
quality OF the rations furnished. as we'll as
dissatisfaction with the pay. This trouble
eliminated tonight at meeting of
Booth and Finn men, who were especially
dissatisfied. They appointed committee
which waited upon General Hastings aud
requested his good offices ia their behalf.
Gen. Hastings promised to bring the mat
ter to tine attention of the contractors, but
told them that was all he could do. IL il
generally believed the action taken pre-
sages general strike.
, 1889-06-20
CHIEF SALTESE.
He Talks To Major Gwydir About Mat
ters on the Reservation.

He TAlks To Major Gwydir About Mat
ters on the Reservation.
Chief Satese was down from the Coeur
d'Alene reservation yesterday ana had a
talk with his old friend Major Gwydir
through interpreter Bob Flett. Saltese,
like many of his tribe, ia sorry because
Major Gwydir IL soon TO retire from the
agency. At the beginning Of the talk SAL
tese said to the interpreter: "Saltese
wants to have talk and get some good
advice before we part" Upon being in
formed by Major Gwydir that he would al
ways belglad to give him ad vice, even after
he left the office of agent. and that his
successor was kind and good man. the
old chief appeared much pleased. He said
in regard 10 the trouble between the In
dians and the Washington K Idaho rail-
road men, over the cutting of timber on the
reservation, that the Indians made no Oh
lection to cutting OF timber along the right
OF way, but when they found men cutting
timber along the lake. three miles from
the railroad, they protested. and informed
the tresspassers that they desired to COO
vert the timber TO their own use by cntting
it up into cordwood 10 sell 70 the steam.
boats. In regard to Paul Harry Saltese
said no did not believe the scoundrel had
friend on the reservation, and that his
own brother had threatend TO kill him.
, 1889-06-20
COOK INSANE ASYLUM.
Judge PrsndsTRsst Renders u Fearless and
Wise Decision.

Wise DecisiOn.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Judge Preudergast
this morning rendered his decision In the
matter Of the investigation of the affairs
OF the Cook county insane asylum. The
decision is long one, but its simple idea
Ia expressed in the judges reference to
the political influence which has been al.
lowed to control the asylum. 1.-The in
st,tution must be removed from the in
huences Of partisanship," says the Judge.
lin order that the sweet waters of charity
may not be polluted by politics" The
judge recon mends that the asylum be re-
moved from its present site, and that
special session of the state legislature be
called to attend to the matter. He re.
views the evidence at great length. point.
ing out the dreadful results arising from
the combined influences OF politics, over
crowdinR, brutality and filth. Pointing
out the defects OF political management
of such an institution, the judge SAYS:
"Ihe constant care of the large number
of persons appointed, is to retain their
places. and they cultivate the friendship
OF the powers that be, instead OF studying
to increase their efficiency and skill az at
tendants." IL is because there is no hope
of remedy in the city or county, the Judge
says, that he recommends O special session
of the legislature to pass law putting
all such institutions under the control Of
the STATE
, 1889-06-20
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
A Feasibility That Il VIII Condemn tn.
Clan Ma Gael.

BALTIMORE. Md, June 19.--It Is given
OUT from source that mas always been re.
earded AS very close to Cardinal Gibbons.
that developments concerning .he Clan.
Na-Gael. that have been brought out In
connection with the murder Of DIR. Crouin
IN Chicago, will, with little delay receive
the very serious consideration OF the
highest authority of the Catholic church in
the United States. To quote the words of
q chancellor of one Of the largest dioceses
in the country, who stands close to the
Cardinal. and who was summoned to Bal
timore within few days: ''The church
will await the developments of the civil
authorities in its investigation of the
Cronin conspiracy before il will take ac-
ton. II it should be developed that the
Clan -Ns.Gael is in any way responsi BILE
for this deplorsblc affair. have no doubt
such steps shall be taken ss will warrant
the order being condemned by the same.
by all the archbishops of the country.
The duty Of the church is very plain In
the matter. and its line of action is clear
ly marked out by, the DEGREES of the third
plenary council
, 1889-06-20
An Helena Bankers Son.

HkLENA, N. T., June lS Special. Bank
er L. A. Her Jh field, who Was u candidate
for Governor at the time a successor WAS
appointed To MI the chair Of Gov. Leslie
Is very anxious a. to the whereabouts of
his twelve. year-nld son, who has been
day. The entire police force and a number
of detectives are in search. The boy dis
appeared just as Hsrshheld's 5 family started
for Montana.
New YORK, June lS.-The badly de.
composed body of hoy Was found on the
beach AZ Randal's island to-day. It was
later identified ~ the body OF Ezra Hirsch.
tield. son Of L. IL. Hirschield, wealthy
Helena, Mont. banker. II IL supposed
the boy fell over board while playing along
the docks. He had been here during the
winter with his mother
, 1889-06-20
SOME NEW FEATURES.
Another Man Wanted I'm the Cronin
Murder Case,

huother "Ahh Whhteu IN tho VrOnln
Murder Case.
CHICAGO, June l9-An entirely new
Cronln suspect ~ being looked for to-
he has ap old sobriquet, "The Fox"
Cooney and Burke are claimed to be the
two men who actually killed Cronin. Both
are Clan Ma Gael men, and members OF
Camp 20. Cooney is "a bricklayer by trade,
and like Burke, came here from Ireland
only few years ago. Burke's number
10 Camp 20 was lQS and Cooney's I09.
Each is described as AN enthusiast on
Irish matters and particularly bitter re-
Rardin9 the British spy system, which
possibly their personal experiences have
given thuLi. as they are considered to have
good cause to detest 1t. According to the
best information obtainable tonight little
hope vas to be entertained Of the arrest
Of Cooney immediately, il at all. There
was feeling apparently that he had been
given too long start, and was already in
some safe retreat. States attorney Long
necker allowed 1T to be inferred that he
has two witnesses who will swear that
Cooney and Burke slept in the Carlson
cottage several days prior to the tragedy
and then that the two suspects were seen
leaving the cottage on the fatal night.
May 4, at $50 p. NJ. Both are said to
havo proceeded TO a saloon in the vicinity
and drank heavily This information
it should be understood, is not Off :
cial. but neither the chief of police nor the
states attorney, it is claimed will deny
that the report given is correct.
DAvITT's OPINION AUTHENTIC.
Tuesday the Times sent a cable message
to Michael Davitt, asking if the interview
attributed to him in regard to Alexander
Sulligau's alleged connection with the
Cronin case was genuine. The following
is copy Of Mr.. Davitt's reply received
late Tonight
LONDON, June 10.
Editor Times: am alone responsible
for the New York Worlds interview of
Sunday. | believe the attacks on Alex
auder Sullivan are in the interest of the
London Times.
, 1889-06-20
A FOUNDRY BURNED.
John CarIson's Iron Foundry Totally
Destroyed by Fire-l.osa $1,000.


Destroyed by Fire-loss $1,000.
A small iron foundry located on the
north side of Brickell's island, the prop
erty OF John Carlson. was burned to the
ground about 2 o'clocg this morning.
Mr.. Carlson had been through the build
ing about 10 o'clock last night to see that
everything was all right, and
shortly after O'Clock was awakened by
his wife. who noticed the building to bs
in blaze. The fire companies turned out,
but the hose could not be used az no hyd-
rant was near enough. The hook and
ladder boys were on the ground and did
some valuable service ia preventing the
tre from spreading to the numerous
shacks around there.
The foundry had only been erected about
four months ago and was doing quite a
prosperous business, two men being en-
ployed besides the proprietor, Mr.. Carl
son.
The loss Is In the neigh borhood OF $1,000
and there was no insurance on the place
whatever. Nothing Is known As to the
origin of the Are.
, 1889-06-20
wAlia waiIa budget

WALLA WALLA, June IL, Special.-Fri-
day afternoon two TRUSTEES at the peniIen-
tiary, named J. Is. McCroskey aud Grant
Wilson, made their escape. Both men bad
but slight time to serve. The last heard
from them wa, last Sunday night going
toward Portland Company A, N. q. w,
ordered TO Seattie by the governor,
beaded by the Second Cavalry band, with
~ escort Of honor the Walla Wslla Zou-
aves. At the depot Capt. Read received a
telegram counternanding their order to
go to Seattle. The citizens are exercised
over Villard's attitude toward this section,
which has had the effect of strengh h tn enilg
their friendliness toward Hunts system.
petition to have bonus for quarter of
million authorized by the next leg
ture, has now been signed by 100 resident
taxpayers, of which the whole mum bsr Is
but 1900.
, 1889-06-20
Young Girl M urdered.

GRASS VALLEY June Is, Special - asst
evening about O'Clock tlossie Lord.
daughter OF Jas. Lord, was found dead on
the porch Of her residence two miles west
of Grass Valley, shot through the head,
the ball going into the right temple and
lodging under the skin on the left side.
The shooting may be accidental, a. she
used q pistol to- fire at the birds In the
cherry trees. A pistol was found near the
body with two empty chambers. The
girls age was 10 years. The deceased was
in town Oh IL afternoon In good spirits. An
inquest this afternoon and later develop.
mrnts go to show the murder OF the girl
, 1889-06-20
ELIJAH SMITHS PARTY.
Possibilities Talked of by One who
Ought to Know.

ought to Know.
TACOMA, June l9-Elijah Smith md
General Manager Holcombe arrived here
this morning from Portland. They soon
ably stop at Port Townsend, as it is al.
legged they will stop at Port Townsend to
confer with the business men there con.
cerning the proposed extension of the
Union Paci fc road TO that point. Presi.
dent Van Horne of the Canadian Pacific
left for Helena this morning over the
Northern Pacific road. He is to meet jim
Hill Of the Manitoba road at that place, to
talk over railroad extension to the
Sound. One of the Elijah Smith party
said to your correspondent before
going on the steamer, I'VE will,
on our return from Victoria, 90 over the
Northern Pacific to Eastern Washington.
taking the Palouse branch 10 Spokane
Falls. We will also visit Walla Walla,
Umatila, Baker City and return East via
the Union Pacific. Our visit may bear
fruit in he construction OF a line to the
Sound, probably from umqtilla by way Of
North Yakima. Natchez pass and Tacoma
will not be ignored. 1t is possible the line
may be extended to Port Townsend. 1t is
the purpose of the Union Pacific to find
Sound terminus.
But little reliance il placed in the peace
established at Portland Monday, unless
the Union Pacific can place itself in an in
dependent position. "a road with ts
terminus in Portland cannot compete with
one having it's terminus on tine Sound.
do not know whether the Union Pacific
will be disposed to accept the fourth
clause Of the agreement offered at Port
land. This clause was the only one not
accepted, and relates TO traffic arrange
ment by which the Northern Pacific Is to
H.. l. ~IaN IL, NI..l -
nit the Union Pacific to enter Tacoma on
an equal basis.
, 1889-06-20
COMING RACE AT CHICAGO.
Spokane, Proctor Knott and Other Cele.
brAted Runners Talked of.


brated BunnSrs Talked of.
CHICAGO. June l9.-The Washington
Park race meeting begins Saturday and
promises to be the most successful one.
Although the club has stable room for
nearly 800 herses, the pressure for accom-.
odations of 100 new stables has been
forced.
The meeting will extend over twenty.
six days, in the course Of which they will
give over 100000 In purses
and added money to stakes.
The American Derby on Saturday
10 of course the great center of interest
now. The horses pow considered likely to
start are Spokane. Proctor Knott. Sorren-
to, Once Again, Don Jose, Come-to-Tsw,
Salvador or Fresno, Kasson. Banneret,
Metal, Outbound, Chandler. Vidette. Re.
trieve. Lepreimer, Long Dance, Teuton,
and possibly one or two others. Proctor
Knott 10 here and appears 10 good form.
Haggin's pair, Salvador and Fresno, are
at Sheepshead, but one of them is expect
ed to surely contest the derby. Spokane
Is sure to be the FIRST favorite. but Sor-
repto will press him hard in the betting.
Don Jose and Proctor Knott are next in
the popular estimation, and Salvador will
be prime favorite Ii he comes.
, 1889-06-20
L.st-Tournainent Day.

TACOMA, June 70, Special. The shoot
ing tournament of the Northwest Sports.
mems Association concluded to-day. The
fourth match, seven live birds, was won
by thirteen men. The Winchester gun
contest ut Kingston targets was won by J.
J. Evans of Portland. A match was shot
with Winchester repeating shot guns only.
The most exciting contest WAS the team
contest open to teams Of three men from
any club Of the association. Seven singles
and four pairs Of Cleveland blue rocks to
each man. Teams from six towns were
entered. The Tacoma team won the prize,
the championship banner Of the North
west, valued ut 500, Portland second, Sc
attic third. J. J. Evans of Portland won
the 6rst prize IN shoot for town lots.
Butte City. Mont. was admitted to mem.
bership in the association.
, 1889-06-20
Interesting Jsunt and address.

DENVER, Col, June 19.-Tho delegates
70 the Mining Ensineers convention as;
at 10 o'clock took y special train for
the Omahs and Grant smelter. A thor
ough inspection Of the workings Of the
smelter will bs made. Ex-Governor Grant
accompanied the visitors and called their
attention to every feature Of interest.
The session was called to order in the
high school building at 2 o'clock by Presl.
dent Pearce. Senator Wolcott delivered
IN address of welcome which was received
with q great deal of interest. This wss
followed by an address by President
Psarce uoon the subject, ''Sinking shaft
through quicksand," after which the con
vention adjourned.
, 1889-06-20
Astoria's Railroad Scheme,

ASTORIA, June 10, Special.
Relds visit here to-day brings ont the
fact that he has made proposition to the
Astoria South Coast Railway Coup any to
build u railroad TO the seaside and be-
he guaranteeing to complete the road in q
specified time to a transcontinental con-
nection. The proposition will be- sub.
united to the board of directors this morn
ing. Reid says he ia backed by the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
, 1889-06-20

HKLEsA, June i9.--Jamss Gregory, n
coDstsoie of BicSory Ridge township, In
this county, was shot aud killed Yesterday
by mau named James Crosby, q stsvs
maker. Crosby bad received tn reataning
notes signed White Caps" and YESTERDAY
accused Gregory Of writing the rotss which
Gregory denied. The men qusrreled bit
terly and finally Crosby jerked shot gun
from the hand oG a bystander aud shut
Gregory In The face Telling him to the
ground. rhe wounded man, with bs-h
, 1889-06-20

inal cases. Prominent among the attor-
neys from distance present at this term
are Hons. John A. Allen and Thos. II.
Brents OF Wslla Walla.
A scheme is on foot " he incorporation
OF n water company. which will have for
It's object the conveying Of water from the
North Palouse river to- large reservoir on
n site above the city, to he u"ed for hre and
sewerage put tpOses.
, 1889-06-20
Mineral Lands Sold.

from Santa Fe, N. NJ. says tine transfer Of
q large mining property in the Cerrillo
district being closed here. All that re-
mains to complete the deal is the making
of the d. eds and few minor details The
property comprises 800 acres of patented
mineral lands about twenty m,les south of
this city. New York parties backed by
English capital are the buyers and it is
understood the consideration for the
property is 81, 600 900.
, 1889-06-20
The More the Merrier

SAN Francisco, June 10, Special. An
evening paper says: II. w. Hammond.
representing an English syndicate, has
selected a site at Vallejo for extensive
have been subscribed for the purpose by
English capitalists
, 1889-06-20
Good re,npiars, Do,ngs,

SALEM, June 10, Speci al. The Grand
Lodge OF Good Templars elected their
9th to. day.
A resolution was adopted favoring thq
organization 0s a Worthy Grand Lodeya,i
the United States, A resolution was in
troduced pledgipg the order against
liquor license in any form. The resolu.
tion was defeated
, 1889-06-20

PARIS. June 10 - Soleil SAYS that Ger.
many has msde "A demand upon France
for compensation for the arrest % the al
legged soy named Lechmer near Belfort on
Whitsunday French officials declare
that, the documents found upon Lechmsr
justified his arrest
, 1889-06-20
Dead In u Boat.

PoRT TOWNSEND, June 19.-The steam
er Virginia found an unknown man dead
in u skiff near Admiralty Head this morn
ing. From letters found on his person it
was learned that his name was q. w.
Shaffer Of Port Angeles. He was about
20 years old. smoothfaced and neatly at
tired
, 1889-06-20

hs eyes shot out, raised himself on his ell
DOW. and denounced Crosby as q 20 wardly
murderer, and wanted him to finish his
wnrk by shooting him again. Crosby re.
erately fired another barrel into his head.
The murderer was arrested,
, 1889-06-20
Montana Combinations, Returns.

HELENA, June IL, Special. 1.-The official
board finished the counting Of the returns
OF the constitutional convention to-day.
Democrats have elected thirty eight dele
gates, republicans thirty.ivs. Breen, .
The political preference of one independ.
ent candidate elected IL unknown. Putting
the independent In the repu blican, and the
labor candidate ID the democratic column
Of totals, would be 80 to 80. no change In
the majority Of three.
The total vote poiled, taking ths highest
figures for each Of the opposing candidates
is 10,597, Of which democrats polled 1886,
republicans 52ll, the labor candidate re.
ceived 2Ss votes and the independent 800,
making u full vOte Of Il,245.
, 1889-06-20
rURrHER KAILROA ID OoNsULrArloN
O. X. q N. and u. =. Oficisls Ponder the
keCsnt DeCtaiUu.

New YoRK, June ia conference
was held to-day between the representa-.
tives of the Oregon Railway L. Naviga.
and Union Pacific companies in regard to
the future Arrangement made with Vii.
lard about the 10000 shares Of Oregon &
Navigation stock which will pass into the
hands OF half "A dozen neople who are now
identified with the Union Pacific and
Manitoba companies. Nothing definite
could be learned about the result of the
conferences, but it IL said that stipulation
was entered iuto by the representatives
agreeing to maintain dividends ut the
rate OF . per cent. per annum.
, 1889-06-20
Murder Once More.

VIRGINIA, New, June l9, Special
Yesterday evening Thomas Edwards shot
and killed Richard Gundry, an old miner,
Mt Condaleria. Edwards Is now under ar
rest awaiting his examination.
, 1889-06-20
Abolish the I,evolxer.

GRASS VALLEY, Cal, June 49, Special.
John Hastings shot p Bly, and FATALLY
wounded Chinaman on his ranch in a
, 1889-06-20
wOKLD's SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Delsgates From All Parts Of che W orid
ht London.
New York. June 19-Thsre sailed for
Liverpool aboard the Bothnia to-day 800
delegates to the Worlds Sunday School
Convention. which meets in London July
g. They represent the Sunday schools of
all the leading cities.
, 1889-06-20
District Coart-Wster sy.t,,n.

CoLrAx, June Ia, Special. The district
court convened here this morning, Judge
W. q. Lnnsford presiding. The docket IL
an unusually long one. including two
United States Cases and twenty-eisht GRIM
, 1889-06-20
SPOKANE BLANkErEn.
Our FA,nvss Representative. Fifty Ciad
In Royal Garb.

CHICAGO, June i9.-rhs magnificent
blanket suit for the famous horse, Spo-
kane, WAS presented to his owner. Arm.
strong, to-day. On behalf Of the donors.
the citizens Of spokane Falls. II. ".
Bemis made the presentation and read a
letter signed by A. A. Newbsry and II.
Bolster OF Spokane Falls.
, 1889-06-20
Prise Fight ~ Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IS. Special -
Fifteen hundred spectators Witnessed the