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THE wOULD-BE SUICIDE.
He IL Said To BE Highly Connected In the

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IA, Special
Horatio Moro, the young EDglishman
who attempted suicide yesterday by cut
ting his throat with a razor. is slightly
improved to-day, and there are some
hopes of his recovery. He is said to he a
granddaughter of Sir Moses Montefore
and a cousin of horatio Montehore Of
New York City.
SAN Francisco. Jan. Is. Special
Emile MartinOni, q member of the Hrm of
Buneman Il Martinoni, wholesale liquor
dealers, was accidentally shot and fatally
wounded this morning by Police Officer
Harry Hook.
Hook was running down Front street af-
ter an escaping thief and fired three shots
from his revolver into the ground to
friRhten the fugative.
Martinopi. who was in his office at the
corner of Front and Clay streets, heard
the first shot and stepped to the door just
in time to be struck near the eye by u piece
of a flying bullet, which had evidently
struck the car track and broken.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 15, Special.--The
annual meeting of the chamber of com.
merce was held tins afternoon. President
Merritt, in his opening address, reviewed
the labors of the organization, and recon-
mended the encouragement of the survey
of the boy and the upper bay and the lay
ing of Z cable for the benefit of commerce,
Referriug to extortionabc pilot charges, he
said they should be reduced for the benefit
OF maritime commerce. President Merritt
also spoke of the necessity for improve
ment OF the rivers enptying into San
Francisco bay. The newly elected presi.
| dent, Ira p Rankin, was installed, and
the committee appointed to investigate
the subject reported adversely on the
propo ,ition to establish school Of nsvi.
cation at the state university.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. l5.--It is semi
! officially stated that officials of the Union
and Southern Pacific railroads are endeav'
oring to effect arrangements with certain
lines east of Council Bluffs which will
give through train service between SaI
Francisco and Chicago for the "Golder
Gate Special" Ii is also stated that tn,
officials hope to arrange for shortening thu
time between this city and New York ovel
twelve hours.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Is, Special. The
report Of the secretary OF the chamber O
commerce shows the total present mem
bership is 247 firms. Receipts during th,
year $2899; disbursements. S2543
Amount on hand, 1854.
, 1889-01-17
SMITH VISITS DOLPH.
President smith Has = Conference with
tho Oregon Senator.

President smith Has = Conference with
tho Oregon Senator.
PORTLAND Jan. 14.-Mr. Elijah Smith,
president of the Oregon Railway g. Navi.
cation Company, arrived in this city Sat-
urday morning, accompanied by George
w. Loggie OF Coos Bay. MIR. Smith i'm
mediately upon reaching this city went to
with whom he held consultation occupy
ing almost the entire day. This
morning MIR. Smith left his hotel and
visited the iron works at Oswego, in which
property he Is largely Interested. He ex-
pressed himself az highly pleased with
the condition of affairs ~ he found them,
and made u number of suggestions which
will be of great value. His visit here will
in no way affect either the Oregon Rail-
way e. Navigation Company or Oregon
Improvement Company, of which he is
Smith and those with him to leave on to-
nights train for the Sound, thence east to
New York.
; PORTLAND, Jan. IA, Special l.--Forty
miners went to work at Wellington this
morning. Indications point to large in
crease to tins number tomorrow. 1t is
generally believed the strikers will eradn.
ally resume york. .
= PoRrLkND, Jan. IA, Special The Can.
auldn TaClNc NaVlRDC0n company has en-
tered suit for ftO, 600 damages against the
city OF Vancouver. on account OF the civic
authorities'of Vancouver refusing to allow
the -compapy's steamers Premier. and
Islander TO land at the wharyes within the
city limits. The chief Justice has granted
an injunction restraining the Vancouver
authorities from further interfering with
the steamers.
PonrLAND, Jan. IA. special.--F. d.
Brayley is lying in the city prison await
ing transportation to the Waitsburg,
Watla Walla county, Jail, to stand trial
on two very serious charges, namely high.
way robbery and assault with intent to
com NIT rape
Constable I. 8. Nicely of WaitsburQ pre-
cinct, arrived here to-day for the purpose
of escortinR Brayley back to the scene of
his criminal exploits. Nicely said Brayley
came to w aitsburn from Dakota last su INNER
and engaged in carpenter work. He WAS
we'll Thought OF in the little town before
the foregoing charges we're brought against
him. The victim of the last named crime
is u woman 65 years of age, The victim
OF the former is an old man pamed Free
man, engaged cutting wood in the noun
tains. Freeman engaged Brayley to help
him. II il alleged that when they were
driving to the old mans camp Brayley
purposely upset the wagon, by which the
| former was seriously hurt and robbed of a
| gold watch and $45 in money by the pris-
oner. He afterward committed the out.
rage on the old woman. Brayley escaped
, 1889-01-17
A POWDER THIEF NAnBED.
Hunts Railroad TO be Extended t.
Union, POssibly to Island City.


Union, Possibly to Island City.
PENDLETON, Or, Jan. l6, Special
Efforts are being made to secure an ex.
tension Of the Hunt railway to Union with
Il good show of success. 1t is proposed to
extend the road from Pendleton up the
Umstilla river to Taylor and Ruckles
thence to Summerviile and Union, and
possibly also to tn Ike in Island City. The
people of Grande Ronde valley are report
ed enthusiastic over the project. A mass
meeting will be held at Union next Tues
day, TO which Mr.. Hunt has beeen invited.
Ex-senator Rinehart interviewed Mr..
Hunt some days ago IN regard to extend.
ing the road to Union, and returned home
with a proposition from MIR. Huot that he
would extend the road to such points for
u guaranteed subsidy of SlS0,O00 with the
right OF depot grounds and the necessary
yard room. - q
The latest reports from Butler creek
coal fields pre- most encouraging and the
property gives every indication of develop.
ing Into a magnificent mine with .an i'm,
mensc body. of line grade coal. rs. "a
Charles Bro0kins, u North Powder-house
thief and confidence. man indicted laet
September by the grand jury of Union;
county, but who eluded arrest by going to
New York, has been brought back by
Sheriff A. M. Hamilton and is now safe
in the Union county Jail. He
was arrested at Owe9o, N. Y.
Fearing possible interference
on behalf Of the prisoner. Sheriff Hamil-
ton ranged to have Brockins arrested.
After securing the necessary indictment
papers st Albany and ON reaching Oswego
he found an officer awaiting him with his
man. Ferty-fve minutes after his arrival
tho sheriff was on his way home with the
prisoner and Brockins' friends knew
nothing OF his arrest until he sent word
back from Chicago,
, 1889-01-17
wALLA WALLA ITEMS.
Tho q. = w. T. Engineer Corps Coca into
Winter Quarters.

Tho q. = w. T. Engineer Corps Goes into
Winter Quarters.
WALLA WALLA, Jan. IA, Special. 1.-The
CORPS of Oregon & Washington Territory
engineers, who for some time bave been
surveying along the Alpowa ridge beyond
Dayton and In the direction of Lewiston,
returned here this morning to remain
during the cold weather. That the Oregon
X Washington Territory will get to Lew
iston is almost an assured fact. Mr.. Hunt
has arranged with the citizens of
Milton and Weston and the farmers in the
region about those places in the interest
towns, which will undoubtedly happen
the coming summer. as representative
citizens have already guaranteed the sub
sidy required
The PasCo urtesian well IL down 200
feet attaining magnificent How, IL bor-
ing now in vein of granite and continu-
ing in the hope of obtaining u spoutiug
well.
On Friday night the farmers Of Eureka
Flat, and their families, numbering over
200, assembled at Joel Woodworth' =
ranch and celebrated the completion of
the Hunt road with grand supper,
speech making and dancing.
WALLA WALLA, Jan. 15, Special
There is to be joint meeting Of the board
OF trade and city council OF Waitsburg,
together with prominent citizens, to-mor-
row in the interest Of the extension of the
Hunt road to that city. A committee
from our board will be present.
This afternoon Wallace Moore, recently
discharged from the penitentiary, was ar.
rested and jailed for forging the name OF
Warden Justice to check of $50, passing
the same ut Walla Walla.
George Hendricks of kahlotus, Frank
lin county, has suddenly disappeared. His
friends are hunting for him here.
Fare on tho Oregon Railway NaviRa-
tion has been reduced to 5 cents mile
between here and Wallula.
WALLA WALLA, JAN 16. Special l.-Ap-
plication was made to the city council by
Messrs. Baumeister, Rees, II. h. Johnson
and Holmes for n franchise for street
railway on the principal streets east OF
Mill creek.
The Northern Pacific Elevator Company
are building four large elevators on
Eureka Flat.
Warren Post, G. A. r., this city. has
surrender d its charter and will consoli
date with Abraham Lincoln Post.
| The First National bank of Moscow hal
been sold to Gilbert Bros, of Salem
Oregon, for S82, 600. The majority of tht
stock il held here.
The committee Of the board Of trade
here returned this evening from a success
ful interview with citizens of Waitsburl
in the interest of extension of the U. a w
L. railroad to that place. The committed
from the latter town will be here to-mor
row and make MIR. Hunt new PROPOSE
| ton.
, 1889-01-17

opinion that meeting OF the legislature
elected under the law Of 1887 8
TO organize Legislative Assem-.
bly, whether at the time speci6ed
in the said act or at any other time, when
no appropriation had been made by con.
Rress, would be useless and doinus OF said
body would be OF no legal force and effect. +"
Elijah Smith. president Of the Oregon
hallway Il Navigation Hallway Company,
arrived In the city this morning in CON pany
with J. L. Howard, manager Of the Ore.
Ron Improvement company. Mr.. Smith
remained closeted during the day with Mr..
Miner, superintendent OF the Columbia
u Puget Sound Railroad company and
would not be seen by reporters.
IL ia well understood, however.
that one object Of Mr., Smiths visit here
is to attempt the adjustment Of the recent
Columbia and Puget Sound and
Puget. Sound shore roads, by which
tho latter was prevented from cre-
atinR terminal facilities through Seattle
Transfer company on ground whose own.
ership Is In dispute between them. MIR.
Smith is stated to have declared in posi-.
tive terms that he is anxious TO adjust the
dit ference In any honorable and just man.
ner. He stated also that IL IL his in
tention to push the construction of the
Columbia and Puget Sound to the
common point, joining the Northern Pa.
ci6c there and making competing lins
with the Puget Sound shore. MIR. Smith
will be here several days.
A large number OF contractors and car.
penters Of this city last night entered into
an agreement by which nine hours shall
constitute days work on aud after
April LIST.
, 1889-01-17
DOLPH REFLECTED.
The Territorial Legislature
Meets and AdjOurns.
HUNTS RAILROAD TO UNION
Pardon OF . Life Prisoner In California
That Mysterious shooting ARRAY
At Gervais.

OLYMPIA, Jan. IA, Special. city
election passed oh quietly to-day. Hon.
j. F. Convey was elected mayor without
opposition. No political significance is
attached to the election
A minority report OF the incoming leg
islature, consisting of Hon. Allen Weir
On the part of the council, Governor
Laughton and Hon. 8. G. Herren on the
part Of the house, met here to-day in ac-
cordance with the law. whicn provides
that the legislature shall meet on the
second Monday in January, adopted a
memorial TO the president. senate and
house of representatives, praying for
an appropriation to enable the legislature
to hold its regular session on
the second Monday In February next. The
legislature then adjourned until the above
date. A supplementary petition 10 the
same effect signed by the governor. terri.
torisl secretary, auditor and treasurer,
was also telegraphed to the president to.
day.
A Russian Fin named Mat Matson was
adjudQed insane and committed to the
hospital for the insane to-day.
In the supreme court arguments in the
ease of Marsh vs.. Wade have been con-
sluded.
, 1889-01-17
sEArTLE's NEWS BUDGET.
The supposed Murderer of william Rus
ton Discha r ged-Other Items.

The supposed Murderer of william Rus
ton Dischar ged-Other Items.
SHArTLE, Jan. IA, Special.-A call has
been issued for a mass temperance con-
vention to be held in the NJ 4. church on
January 22d. The convention will ad.
journ to Spokane Falls on the 25th. when
permanent organization will be affected.
In response to urgent kilograms
frOm the Seattle chamber of
commerce and the board of trade
to the postmaster general, Inspector Trent
lin arrived in this city this morning from
Portland ana began an investigation as to
the needs of the office. The result was "a
telegram from him to General Dickinson
pressing the immediate appointment of
two additional clerks for Seattle. The in-
spector will remain in Seattle several days
experimenting changes in the local postal
system.
Olof Teastrom, the rancher who was ac-
cldenta!y SHOT in the leg ten days since by
his partner at Port Townsend, died last
night at Providence hospital Blood pois-
oninH set IN upon amputation OF the leg.
Howell Jones, arrested for t e murder
of William Ruston in the Newcastle riot.
was to-day discharged from Justice Jones
court. there being no evidence against
him IL appears that the shot that killed
Ruston must have been fired by James
Evans of the miners union. Evans has
not been seen since the day of the riot.
SEATTLE, Jan. Is, Special.
Cochrane has teen waging war on the
gamblers of this city during the past few
nights. Sunday morning he swore in u
number of>deputies and raided the Grotto,
M. 4 N and Bank Exchange saloons and
captured sixteen Knights Of the
Green Cloth, who were. required
to put up $40O in cash each
for their appearance at the examination
to-day; when the case was continued until
tomorrow. Four gamblers. James r..
Griffin, Teddy Guthrie. T.. w. Way and
Lou Rogers, were arrested on charges of
vaRranCy. but were released on bonds of
$l00 each.
The sheriff to-day raided the Esmond
and Orpheum saloons and secured two
gamblers at the former place. At the
latter the gambling appurteuances we're
captured, but no gamblers.
All the gamblers are out on bonds.
SEATTLE. Jan. Is, Special. The tug
Rainier to-day started for Destruction is
land with four months supplies for the
men bnilciinn the lighthouse.
The schooner Alger left hcre two months
siuce for the island, but though she made
several attempts to land, she succeeded in
leaving only small portion Of the cargo,
and was then forced to return TO Seattle
The Ranier. If successful 10 landing the
provisions, will be back in few days.
SEATTLE. Jan. l6, Speciai.--General
Metcalfe has ,eneered lengthy opinion
on the legality Of holding session of tho
legislature. he Gays: II an of the
, 1889-01-17
AFull PARDON Gr.ntcd.

ernor Waterman to-day granted a full
pardon to James b. Young, who was con-
victed Of murder Yalo county in 1883 and
was sentenced to life Imprisonment.
The governor says: THE evidence sub
mitted in this case went to show con-
cIusiuely that the crime for which this
man was convicted was committed in self
defence. but testimony which has since
been proven false. was introduced impli.
eating the prisoner in other crimes and 90
perverted facts that the jury found him
guilty of murder"
, 1889-01-17

TO the mountains for several days and was
pursued by an ar med posse of citizens with
threats of lyncbing.
PORTLAND. Jan. Is, Special This
evening man about 35 years old, work.
ing Oh farm several miles helow the
city. near the Willamette river, committed
suicide In the most ghastly manner. He
placed the muzzle of a rifle against his
forehead and pulled the trigger. The gun
WAS discharged, tearing away the greater
bralpg in shocking manner over his per-
son.
His name could not be ascertained, 1t
is not kno wn whether he was married
man or not. He left no note and the mat
ter prompting the shocking deed OF self
slaughter is only question OF conjecture.
, 1889-01-17

Russell B. Harrison, the son
Of the coming president, appeared
on the scere. The general impression
seems to be that he comes ON mission as
an emissary OF his noble sire, but that
made no difference with the generous
Montanians, and arrangements we're soon
perfected for u reception and banquet in
hs honor. This IL his home.
and the ovation was rendered as a
mark Of respect for the president.elect.
mopolitan hotel. and as social event was
spirit manifested was pleasant
feature of the affair. The leading
citizens Of Helena and the territory " ere
present. irrespective of party affiliations.
Among those who responded to toasts was
Ex-Governor Carpenter Of New York. No
ladies were present.
, 1889-01-17
TACOMA NEWS NOTES,
An Aged Charcoal Seller Supposed co
Have Been Drowned.

An Aged Charcoal Seller Supposed Co
Have Been Drowned.
TACOMA. Jan. IA, Special. The police
tonight arrested man in the act Of
passing forged check, Before the Off.
Ger could interfere the fellow chewed and
have confederates as several other bogus
checks have been passed recently.
A boat belonging to an old man named
Ailward, formerly a preacher, living on
Vasllton island, loaded with charcoal,
which Ailward was in the habit of selling
at Tacoma, was found drifting yesterday
near Gig Harbor. As Ailward was not to
be found, it is believed that he must have
fallen from the boat in some way and
been drowned.
Martin Oeson was fined $40 for putting
raging at him to-day.
General A. V. kantze. u noted cavalry
officer, who built Fort Steilacoom in 1853
aud is mentioned in all histories Of the war
OF the rebellion, is here. General kantze
bought n large amount of property in this
country very cheap when young man i,
which is now very valuable.
TACOMA, Jan. l6.-Great uneasiness is
felt In the family and among the friends
Of b. w. Cover, prosecuting attorney OF
this county, on account of their failure to
ton City in November. The last heard
from him was n telegram from Cincinnati
which stated that he would arriue on jan
uary 9Th or 9th. He was to have visited
his old home at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, on
his way. and his wife hopes he may have
been detained there. but she cannot un-
derstand his long silence when ten days
overdue.
AGAINST a LIQUOR LICENSE.
The people Of the new town of Gig
Harbor have been much excited over the
application of John Norwich for liquor
license, and strong opposition has been
made. Deputation after deputation, rep
resenting both sides, has been worrying
the county com missioners for some days
They to-day decided to grant no license.
SMALLPOX SPREADING.
Two more cases of smal'po have beeu
discovered---one man named Edward Jols
the other 10 u street car conductor named
John Olson. Both were tnken TO the pest
house.
WORK ON DEEP.wATER CHANNEL START:
The dew dredge to excavate q deep
water channel to the head Of the bay 4,
completed and will be put to work imme
diately. The channel will be finished il
three months.
, 1889-01-17
Mon,ana's Law.makers Cunvene.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 14--The sixteenth
bi-annual session of the Montana leRisla-
ture convened to-day. The republicans
organized both branches by the election
of q. X Cole, president of the council
and W.. O.Mantie speaker OF the house.
HELENA, Jan. ID, Special.-The first
republican Legislature that ever was known
in the history of Montana convened here
to-day, and on the eve OF its opening.
, 1889-01-17
PORT TOWNSEND VIKINGS.

A Lobster he'd to he InsuEurated at
scOw Bay.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Jan. IA. Special
James g. Swan, United States fsh com.
missioner, received notification to-day
from Washington that u carload OF lob.
sters had been shipped to this city for
transplanting. and that Scow Bay, op.
posite Port Townsend and near Point
Wilson, has been chosen for the lobster
bed.
The British bark Eugenie was chartered
here for Melbourne wharf at rate of 62s
Sd, the highest freight rate offered this
wear
, 1889-01-17
Baggage Men In Convention.

SAN Francisco, Jan Is. Special The
eighth annual convention of the National
Association of Baggage Agents assembled
here to-day. Several hundred delegates
from all parts of the country are present
and others will arrive tomorrow. Busi-
ness transacted to-day was of a routine ma.
ture, Vice. President G. 8. Pease OF New
York presided. A number Of excursions
have been arranged for the visitors.
, 1889-01-17

: SALEM, Or. Jan. Is, Special. Senator
Dolph was unanimously re.nominated at
the republican caucus tonight
SPRINgFIRID, Ills, Jan. l6.-The dem
ocratic members of the legislature to. night
nominated their late Rnbernatorial candi-
date, John M. Palmer, for United States
senator
, 1889-01-17
Take IL In Time.

For want Of nail, shoe was lost; for
want OF n shoe, a horse WAS lost; f,r wsnt OF a
horse, rider was lost" Never neglect small
things. Tho first aigns of pneumonia and
con umptlon can. positively be checked by
Dt. AekcrS English Remedy for consunp.
Iop. Charles McNab drugsist