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purmott Made Good ui. E.can.

TACOMA. Dec. 26.-ISpecial. edward C. Mil.
Ter, of oTting. writing 20 friend In this CITY.
says he is satisfied that John Durmott, who es-
capped from the MeNeils island prison, was not
drowned. as reported, but made good his escape
Mr.. Miller saws he rowed man 10 the mainland
from MeNeirs island. receiving s. cents for the
service lie noticed that one Of the mans fin
gers was missing. and this tallies with Durmott's
description In that respect. "Durmott told Mil
ler." said the PoST-lNTELLIcESCER corresDond-
cnt's informant. "that he had been up al the
Fox Island Clay Works inspecting some tile. bnt
in He'd 10 manage his boat and gave ND irving To
row to the mainland" Durmott was held ar tho
island for breaking into bonded freight car AT
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Drs. Darrin's SpeciaIties and Place of
Business.

Drs. Darrin make speciality of diseases
of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and all
nervous, chronic and private diseases. such
as Loss of Manhood, Blood Taints. Syphi-
lis, elect, Gonorrhuea, Structure. SperIna-
torrh@a, Seminal Weakness or Loss of De
sire of Sexual Power in man or woman.
All peculiar Female Trou les, Irregular
Menstruaton, Displacement, etc, are con-
ndentially and successfully treated. and
will under no circumstances take a case
that they cannot cure or benefit. Consulta-
ton free. Charges reasonable. Cures of
private diseases guaranteed and never pub
iished in the papers. Circulars and ques-
ton blanks sent free. OFFICES, 70}l Wash
ington street, Portland Or.
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WAR on THE TELEGRAPHERs.
The Lake shore Road Orders Its Opera
tors to Forsake Their Union.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-The ultimatum of the Lake
Shore & Michigan southern Railway Company.
that all the telegraphers On that road must
withdraw from the Order Of Railway Telegraph
ers or leave the employment of the company, Is
believed tn be the beginning of general strike
II is understood that several OF the Chicago
lines will soon follow the example of the Lake
Shore. The opposition OF the railroads has de.
veloped since the order has shown z tendency TO
affiliate with the Brotherhood of Telegraphers
commercial operators and has refused 20 teach
students sent to the different Offices by the com
pany 90 learn the business. Outside OF railroad
circles II Is thought the result of the crusade
viii be practical consolidation OF the two
orders
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pAN-AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION.
Congress Asked tn Provide Harbor on
the Texas Coast.

WAsHISGroS CITY, Dec. a6.-The Senate com.
mittee on commerce today gave hearing to f.
l. Dana, OF Denver; Howell Jones, of Topeka:
b. Clark, of Chicago, and A P. Chamberlain. Of
Des Moines, upon the bill introduced by Cnllom
to incorporate the Pan American Transportation
Company. These gentlemen appeared as sub
commission. They said the concern was backed
by Slb,oV0,ooo and had been created 20 look after
tho welfare of the West but especially to.Sosurs,
m adequate appropriation from congress 10
build deep water harhor on the Texas coast
The subcommittee was appointed With the
special object of establishing a line of steamers
between the various ports OF the Gulf OF Mexico
and the ports Of Central and South America. II
was determined 10 apply te congress for q char.
ter. The tncorporators, they said, were men
with capital exceeding xlS,ooO.0oo. The commit
tee Of commerce has not yet taken action on the
hill - -
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Tacoma Brevities.

TACOMA, Dec. 26.-tspeciaL Fired wieier-
mann today began suit To recover 5000 of tbe
Tacoma Railway and Motor Company for alleged
personal damages.
The new Chamber of Commerce Company
stock certificates arrived today from Ch;eaao
The chamber now has about 80 members Stool
10 the amount OF $4,000 viii be issued
The "oldeSt resident ayers that this hiss hoes,
the plcasantest, brightest. sunshiny dav for This
season OF the year, in the history Of this settle
ment
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Bogus Divorce Nan Contsss.

NV YORK, Dec 2@-w. H. Buttener. former
paTtaer OF W. D. Hugh, the bogus divorce lsx-
yer. made = partial confession tonight While
the partnership lasted thew distributed circulars
all over the country which brought them huu.
dreis 81 clients In some instances clients dis
covered the bogus nature of their divorce do
cree. but never made trouble when the Tee was
returned TO them. This yrs never less thsnsIol
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 26.-The following pas
seDgers sailed today on the steamer Umatilla:
For Seattle l. Hyams, John Blake, wife and
daughter, Florence Stretch, A. Arnold, e. f..
Hathaway, Mrs. Brown and two children, George
smith, Rev. james Cheal, wife and son, Mrs. Pc
tiers, DR.. Hutton, George L. Miner, w. L. Sell
fridge, Miss Afford. Miss C. L. White, Mrs. San
Dor.
For victoria-Mss X. Davis, John Stevens, G..
W. r. Lee, Sing LING, A. Boglin.
For Taeoma-william Fostell, T. B. Lawrence
and wife.
For Port Townsend-C LANCE
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wages reduced at Pullman.

CHICAGO. Dec 26--Fifteen hundred employees
at Pullman, who work BIZ the piece III the car
shops, were notified that new scale of wages
was to take effect ON the first OF the year,
amounting to reduction of 10 per cent.
Two hundred blacksIniths have quit work
pending arbitration with the company.
other employees seem Inclined TO accept the
scale more quietly. Manager Sessions explained
that owing to the eloseness of the financial sit
uation railroad comp MES are only asking for
cars at the lowest price aud on long time. The
companys terms had TO BE- accepted or work
nIl
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Modesto, Cal, Races.

MODESTO Cal, Dec 26-This was the second
day racing of The Stanislaus Stock Breeders
Association. large attendance was present
First race, three-eighths mile and repeat
Minnie r. won, Ferguson second. Best time,
S7l4.
Second race, pacing, mile and repeat-George
\. won in two straight heats. Time, 2:59.
Third race, quarter mile dash for saddle
horses-Lequero Bin won in = seconds.
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PosTINTELIIGENcER

when he win return to San Francisco and take
his departure for Honolulu. During his absence
he viii be accompanied by Colonel Mcfarland,
royal chamberlain: Colonel Baker, OF his euite,
Lieutenant Blow. of the Charleston, ana one OF
two Others A special car has been placed NJ the
kings disposal by the railroad company. Among
the places he will visit are Los Angeles, san
Bernardino San Diego and Santa Barbara
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A DEADLOCK, MAYBE.
Elections Bill and Financial
Measure May Both Fail
REPUBLICAN SENATORS APART.
Only > Handful OF Congressman Left
In Warrington Gity--Psn-Amer.
lean News and Progress.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 26.-fspecial. 1.-The
prospects of financial legislation at the present
session Of congress have not been improved by
the Introduction Of the caucus bill The ultra
silver senators are oufspoken Ia hostility to
the measure. On the other hand,
the senators who oppose free coinage
say Il must be the caucus blu or
ity OF the Republicans 10 the senate 10 to keep
the elections bin under discussion until the ap-
,ropriafion bills commence to come in from the
House. when they viii be taken up, thus pre-
venting the consideration Of any financial meas
IRE sf this session.
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ELECTRICITY's GREAT WORK.
Mike Marley Cured of Deafness OF go
Years Standing-Also Mr.. T.. ID. Pierce
Was Served the Same Way.

Editor Oregonian: For twenty years I
have been gradually growing deaf, accom-
panied with all sorts of ringing noises in
my ears. | had despaired of ever being
relieved until some of my neighbors had
tried DR.. Darrin and been cured. That gave
me courage and led me to try him. He has
restored my hearing and stopped the
noises with electricity, medical and sur
gical treatment. live three miles west of
Portland on the Barnes road. Postoffice,
Portland, Or. MIKE MARKEY.
Mr.. Editor: For Lfteen years | have
been deaf, and gradually growing worse,
until the past three years could not hear
my watch tick or any conversation. came
to DR.. Darrin and received his electric
treatment, and am now able to hear watch
tick and feel oyerjoyed with the cure /
have received. | live i'll Albina. and my
place of business is in the market on Rus
sell street, near the Continental hotel.
e. ID. PIERCE
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Found Badly Used Up.

man who said his name was John Thompson
was found by officer Noble on Railroad avenue
last night bleeding from a deep cut under
his lower lip, and from another over his left
eye. He did not know how he was wounded,
but IL is supposed he was cut while drunk In a
saloon. Dr. Heliker was called, and put seven
stitches In Thompsons lip and three more In
the wound under his eve
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snohomish Fireman Killed at Fres

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. ga collision occurred
this evening three miles north OF this city be-
tween the through freight No. q and two wild
engines which had escaped from switch in the
yard. Head Brakeman j. Lailerty was instantly
killld.
Engineer John Moore and Fireman Steininger
jumped, but did not save themselves steinin-
ger was terribly crushed about the lower limbs,
and cannot live.
Moore reached the ground before the collision,
and sustained slight fracture OF the hip, and
possibly internal injuries.
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Hiogo News.
The new American tariff hits Japan in the
matter of oranges If In nothing else. OF late
there has been a steadily increasing export of
oranges from this country to San Francisco, al
though the trade is OF very recent growth. The
new bill raises the tariff on Japans nikda IS
cents (gold) thousand, and the allowance made
for decayed fruit has been abolished. But
Tahiti win be hit far more severely, as one of
the most important industries at that place was
the export of oranges to San Francisco and New
Zealand. Now, however, il is stated the in
creased duty puts a stop to the San Francisco
trade at once. tits little hard that, in Japans
case what promised to be snug little trade
should be so incontinentls knocked on the head
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Pottery EDITOR Anthony Not CONVICTED.

LEAvENwoErn, Kan, Dec. I'D. r. Anthony,
arrested the other day on an affidavit of
postmaster Richie, for publishing and deposit
inc in the mail papers containing lottery adver-
tisements, had hearing today before United
states Commissioner Clough, and was dis
charged. The evidence, said the commits
sionCr, Ibid not warrant The arrest
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Chose, the leading attorney Of the high court, in
an address described the congress - the newt
able outcome Of the generous policy of the Brit
ish government
Mr. Meheta, member of the Bombay Legislative
council, in HIS address made declarations as to
the locality OF the movement and its pacific
aims. He said the congress desired TO assist the
government In the work Of social reform. Al
though the diverse nationaiities Of India were
not yet ripe for representation, yet liberal prin-
cipIes ought 70 be adopted in nominations to the
council, and he appealed 10 the viceroy to watch
the movement In spirit Of generous sympathy.
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Robbed by Trusted Fmn,ox.s

ALBANY, y, Y, Dec. 26-Daniel ". Talcott.
head bookkeeper for Y W sage & Co, lumber
dealers. was arrested this afternoon. charged
with cmbezziement The amount is not known
eut is believed il will run high into the th0us.
ands- sage 90. $ confidential clerk, Joseph b.
Abbott, who killed himself December 8, was also
an embezzier. Talcott is shown 20 have been
working in connection with him
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BOOTH SEVERELY CRITICISED.
Great salyationist Scored by Writer In
London ssTimes."

LoxDoS, Dec. 26.-The Times publishes .
three-coumn article severely criticising Gen.
eral Booths scheme OF social regeneration
as set forth in his book "In Darkest Eng
land" The writer OF the article says: general
Booth cauuot think he Is to be authorized TO
collect by force the moral iunaties and ire
deemabie slaves of vice, crime and drink. He
cannot believe he can compel 20 work men who
have admitted that they viii not work. or that
any colony OF such men even under the stfmu-
lus OF the Lash could be compelled to be self
supporting.
The article accuses Booth OF chiId-iike ignor-
ance of farming and reeklessness in entering on
a contract for the purchase OF lank for a farm
colony at ais per acre.
An editorial states that the article Is the first
installment OF critical examination by the
writer, and tays: ave do not affect to regard
the scheme with anything but profound distrust
We urge the public not to conclude In q
ft Of hysterical emotion that Booth deserves to
be entrusted with an immense sum of money,
but to wait and hear everything that can be
urged against the Scheme.
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WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 26-lSpeeial THE
following have been appointed fourth-class post
masters for Washington: W, r. Anon, Harrtng-
ton, Lincoln county. vice +. Graf. resigned h.
4: Berdiet, Ripar'a, vice 6. 4. Dixon, resigned;
w Collins resigned.
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Tacoma Policeman Fined Al.

TACOMA, Dec. y. Especial l-oficer Flanagan
was today fned 81 on charge OF assault and
battery, preferred by Frank Dowd. Flanagan
arrested, Dowd alleges, an inofensive man while
the latter was trading at Dowa 4 McIlonsIdss
cigar store. bowd questioned the officers ar,
theriiy, whsreupon the officer arrested and
lodged him in iaii "-4N
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HELENA, Dec. 26-Ispeciai burglars MADE
good haul at Butte this morning Cans q
KIein's clothing store was entered, hole being
cut through the rear wall The robbers stole
over $500 worth OF goods and small amount Oh
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PresIdentiai Appointments

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. aA--The president to-
day appointed f. Darwin James, of New York.
and Phillip c. Garrett, OF Pennsylvania, mem.
bers OF the board OF Indian commissioners, vice
w. II. Morgan. resigned, and Clinton b. FISK
deceased. He also appointed Joseph W. Had
dock, of Nebraska, government director OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, vice James ".
Savage, deceased.
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Gold Nugget round In Iowa.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec "a farmer named Hol-
iowmun, in Mahaska county. Iowa, today found
a solid gold nugget weighing seventy ounces on
the edge OF small creek on his farm. Ii is be-
leved heavy deposit of the precious metal will
be found on an investigation.
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establish records and pension once OF the war
department, and appoint the officer pow In charge
OF the work q colonel In the army. ID the report
the committee states that the establishment OF
the Office will greatly facilitate the work OF the
pension bureau and of all branches connected
with 1t depending upon examination Of the
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Indian Funds In broken SPOKANE Bank.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dee. e6.-lSpecial 1.-The
money belonging 10 Colville indian reservation
was 10 the broken Spokane National bank, and
though secured TO the government is not avail.
able. Representative Wilson is trying To induce
the authorities to advance money to carry on af-
fairs at the agency.
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Pan-American silver Noncv.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 26-The recommended.
lions OF the International American conference
Tor the establishment of an American monetary
union and the issue of common silver coin have
been adopted by all the American republics ex.
cept Guatemala and Paraguay, which have not
place at the department of state Wednesday. jan
nary
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Indian National Conrress.

CALCUTTA, Dee. 2.-The national congress
opened here today. One thousand delegates and
s.an spectators were present Among those who
attended were Aessrs. Sehwann and Gain. mem.
bsFs Of the British house OF commons. and sew.
ezsi raiShs and Mohsmmedan mobiles. Advocate
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The sIinister From salvador.

wAsHrSGroS CITY. Dec, e6-Beniamin Nsiina
Guirola. the newly-appointed minister from
Salvador, was formally presented 70 the preSs-
dent today by the secretary OF state. The usual
fOruAiities we're observed.
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The House Adionrns UntIi ruesaav.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec, es.--About City mem
bers were present when the House was called to
order this moruing. II was agreed that when
the House adjourn IL be 10 meet Tuesday next
An adjournment was then taken.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAp

Tourist sleeping ears daily between Sesttla
and Chicago Twenty-Five miles the shortest
route. aud seven hours and thirty-ssx minutes ia
advance of competing lines A. Chigberg city
ticket agent. 10 second street, Boston block Z
ToaAln, depot ticket agent. seattle.
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HE BLEW OUT THE GAS.
Puyallup Resident Makes a Dangerous
Experimept in Tacoma

TACOMA, Dee 26-lSpecial. Walter Durgin,
of Puyallup. after celebrating Christmas In the
city, last night blew out the gas in his room ut
the Lafayette house. He was found at 6 a. m
today unconscious, but soon regained possession
OF his faculties.
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Treasurer Huston WIN Keer the ONCE.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 26. The Star says that
United states Treasurer Huston has reeousid-
cred his resignation and agreed to remain in his
present position until the end of Harrison's adj
ministraton.
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Prisoners for warla walla.

James Riley, James Morris. James Hamilton
and T. Farrall, the four prisoners under
sentence in the penitentiary for burglary and
highway robbery, will be taken to Walla Walla
at g. 10 this morning bv Sheritfelect Woolery.
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Live wire and Dead Man

DENVER, Cole, Dec. sS.--Charles Mcnonsu.
hneman employed BY the Electric Light Com
psny, was instantly killed this evening by corn.
Ing IL contact with live wire.
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sbinpinr Intelligence,

SAN Francisco, Dec. 26.-Arrived-Str jeanne,
Seattle; sti Empire, Departure bay. Departed
Str state OF California, Portland: str Umatilla,
Victoria: blk George n. Manson, Tacoma. Cleared
Blk Ellen, Nanimo
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j. s. Jennings Cured of skin Disease.

Editor Oregonian: For fifteen wears
have been troubled with skin disease.
DR.. Darrin has cured me. Refer to me at
Sellwood, Or. J. s. JENNINGS.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vcStfhnle
sleeps. and dining-car route, for sll points last
a. thiieeEg, city ticket agent, 7l6 second street.
Seattle.
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ELECTRIC RAILWAY PATENTS.
The Adams Company Sues It's Compeu-
tors for Infringements.

tors Tor Infringemehts'
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-It Is announced here tnat
the Adams Electric Railway Company, OF 81
Louis, will soon enter suit against the THOMSON
Houston, the Sprague, the Short and other eiec-
trie railway companies for infringement OF pat
ents. The suits viii involve claims against the
various companies aggregating millions OF DOT
lars, and should the cases be decided in the Al
ans Company's favor will make that corpora
ton the greatest electric monopoly in the world
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Chicago jewelers.. Clerk q Thief.
PASSENGER LISTS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-E. W. Billiard, clerk for
Giles Bros, jewelers., arrested tonight, has con-
fessed thelts amounting to $1,000.
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Death Of a Medicine Man.

KIRKwooD, Ill.,, Dec. 26.--Dr. James Gillillan.
widely known az an Indian doctor, died today.
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kalakaua to Visit Southern California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-King Kalakaua will
leave here tomorrow afternoon for Southern
California, to be gone ten days or two weeks
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
ANoThER nio horrl.

n To to Bc Trectsd al 5sckson rsfi,, ehi-
csro-ff WIN ~. Frftees siosie. rtrta.
Conisin $50 Ropnas. and IL cott wa
Reach s1.ooo.oeo.
CHicAoo. Oct 1.-The plans are under
way for q s.. COO 900 hotel on tho south
side. u will he .h largest and mos cx-
pcnsivo hotel building 10 the city olt-
side % the business district The taild-
ing viii be fifteen stories high sad con-
tain $50 rooms. This great hotel VII
be located on a Stony lsland boulevard
corner facing Jackson Park The lotion
which il Will be built has frontage %
is0fcot on Story Island boulevard and
depth Of l27 feet The lover stories -
the structure viii be - stone and tho
rest 81 the interior ~ obsidian brick.
The construction 81 the building vii le
absolutely 1re-proof The interior ar
rsnrement follows TIE STYLE of the
Auditorium Hotel in having tbe dining
room 81 the top o. tbo house 1he din-
ing-roon viii be ~ tie fifteenth story
and viii DC 100 f~st care. Thcactuai
work q construction viii begin early
next spr.uc. and the building viii be
pushed rapidly 20 completion.