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OREGON POLITICS.


Governor fcnnoyer Thinks He viii he
Reelected.
PORTLAND, April &-The success of Boss
Loian in the Republican primaries last
Saturday insures the nomination Of II. Z.
Thompson. of Portland. for governor.
This Is generally conceded. He viii be
backed by the Muitnonah county's full
delegation OF thirty-tive votes
Mayor Van II. nelashmutt, who would
have been nominated had the Simon party
been successful In the primaries. comedies
his defeat He said today that he would
not allow his name to 60 before the con.
ventioD.
Governor fennoycr will receive the DEM
ocratic nomination and will accept He
said today that he thought he would de-
feat the Republican nominee, whoever he
may be.
The Republican county convention will
meet tomorrow morning. The legislative
ticket TO be elected will he solid for the re.
election OF Senator Mitchell.
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A Fatal Quarrel.

OMAHA, Neb., April s.-George Nicholson
yesterday threatened his son-in-law, John
Burbsnks, with an ak, and afterwards
chased his daughter with pitchfork. she
escaping by good luck Nicholson was ar
rested but released on bail to-day. This
evening he met his daughter on the street
and the quarrel was renewed. Mrs. Bur-
banks drew revolver and shot her father
in the leg and thigh. and Is he fell attempt
ed to blow his brains ont, but was dis
armed. She is now under arrest. Nickel
son is an old man and will probably die
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Ybe Alaska GNoo0o-Dnmnuo - - boSx-
em1ano AnonAn.
Pcsr Towxsxsp. April AVIAN Fetron.
chief special aesns o. the Alaskan csnsus.
returned frOm Alaska sAis morning. where
hs had been 70 appoint his deputies and
arrange details for beginning the work in
May. The following are the deputies ap
pointed FOR the sifks district, y. J. Haley.
ut present aoating Inspector on steamer
Elder. whose familiarity with al native Ian
guages especially qualities him fer the
work; juneau district. Henry Bourson;
Arctic district, John W. Kelly. Of Point
Rxrrow. coed Esqninsaax scholar who
has resided there fifteen years in the en-
psoy OF the Pacific Steam Whaling Com
pany: Yukon district. John W. Chapman,
teaGher in the mission school ~ Anvick.
Kuskakyin district. John ii. Killbuck.
teacher In the Morayian mission - Bethel:
Mnskegak district, J. Z. Wolf:
ounalaska district, James Finnsgan,
Of Augs county. The census viii b far
more elaborate than that Of 1850. which
was taken By Mr.. Pstron alone The data
will involve ten schedules, embracing Ill
possible information upoh the white and
native population, schools and churches,
fishing. Turing, mining. timber and can
ming interests. Mr.. PetroR expects to
have returns oil In by October l.
The barkintine Amelia. Captain NewaIi,
which sailed from here for Honolulu .
few days since with . cargo OF lumber,
lost her martingales and sprung her boom
in the sea of Destruction island. arriving
in this city this evening in tow Of the tug
Discovery.
Over 90 iaborers, mostly Italians, ar
rived on the UmatiiIa from San Francisco
this morning. to work on the railroad.
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NEWS OF THE STATE


TAconA. Apra She city council so-
ntehs deiniteiy ssttled H. disputed rosnss
Est~esn IL eity and fhs Tacoma Railway
snA Motor Company. By virtually con-
re<iine vhat vas asked By The company
The ordinances = pasesd reseinds he letter
and mint u ~ original franchise. and
gives ths company Tie privilege 81 con-
sts1etinx efther electric a. eabls roads on
sbe hill streets - they may
deem practicabss. Il gives the com
pauy The right 70 accspt or reject
four q the hilI ssrusts within ten days. and
c0nsexucs upon ons Of them double track
sl4essics a. cable rod from Pacific avenue
10 x strsek. - ~ completed In one year.
Upon the thrss remaining streets the same
amount must b buiit to X street within
tse. shrss and four years.
In addition 70 this six miles Of present
electric SUSTAIN must b extended within
one year. A ths electric roads can be
huift Tor one half the cost Of the cable sys-
tenn. tho company viii und0ubt-
edIy sdopt IL President Ashton
said tonight that the company
desired 10 give The electric system . thor
ouRh test and II IL proved . failure the
cable roads would b substituted. He
would not ssy vhsther bis company would
accsps the tsrms Of the ordinance He de-
sired 10 give Tacoma . frstclsss system
and The benefit Of the experience OF other
cIfios
II developed today that the railway COM
pany held the exclusive rights 10 patents
TO operate the cable roads in Pierce county.
which threw . bombsheli into tho camp Of
the opposition.
After the passage Of the ordinance, Mr..
Ashton said the company would dispose
Of such rights at cost and 10 per cent addi-
tlonal.
The trial Of George Stowe. charged with
the murder Of Enoch Crosby, Was contin-
sed in The superior court today. Stowe
was very nervous. Witnesses gave dam
aging testimony against him.
The committee appointed 10 solicit sub
rcripiions Tor The subsidy 10 b given to
The American stssl Barge Company. met
this morning at the chamber OF commerce,
i,at did not agree upon any plan for raising
the money.
shsriH Price has been sued by John C.
Hayden for ssising his goods and chatsels
under attachments.
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ElIsnsbure Failure.

ELLErsBuRe, April s.--The grocery house
OF Hobby Bros was closed this afternoon
by creditors attaching it The liabilitie
are about 1880, and assets near "a 500.
Attachments served SO far are: Mann.
Ehrman 4 CO., $2.559; Corbett d MacCay.
SIS; kiostsrman a Co., $6S5: Levy 4
Spisgi. $50: +. Bowen, $50; Feidman &
Co.. $i76; Tacoma Grocery Company,
$500. The failure Is attributed to the late
fire. uneasy creditors and the pushing of
claims before the bills are hardly due and
close money.
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SPIRIT OF LIBERTY.
Brazil Will Adopt the United
States Constitution.
A.aeRlcANIzlNo The PROVINCES


Rio JAxlExo. April &-The provincial
government having decreed ill the great
popular measures so long demanded By the
people, such As abolition Of slavery, (forced
from the imperial government in 1851; the
separation OF church from state; the Tree
dom Of the press; liberty Of worship; secu-
larixation of the public cemeteriess natur-
alixation Of foreigners, ETC.. 10 now trying
10 avoid the danger and Inconvenience that
attended the adoption Of the American
constitution.
Men now ct the head Of affairs desire to
begin whore the United States finished and
90 take the advantage Of American expe-
rienceL For this reason they have nomt-
mated . number of well known specialists
to form . constitution which Is TO b pro-
scented TO the constituent assembly. The
work Of registering voters (all men q years
OF ags who know how to read and writel is
being pushed rapidly.
The trainers hope to present . consth
tuition as much like the American consti-
tuition rs is consistent with the character Of
the Brazilian people. Ii win then be sub
mitted TO . direct vote Of the people. 1t Is
already partially completed. IL declares
the fatherland one and indivisihle; that the
republic is composed Of states. federal dis
tricts, provinces and territories: that in
government is representative and federal
and republican; each state shall be gov
erned by its own laws, and the federal
government shall interfere only for the pur-
pose of guaranteeing republican form of
government, tho sanction Of sentences of
federal courts and in case Of rebellion.
The provinces are to Be regularly organ.
lied political bodies that require pecuniary
assistance from federal government.
The territories are as yet unorganized In
the uninhabited parts Of the republic. The
federal districts will consist Of any munich
patty that may be chosen for . federal
capital.
The most important recent event was the
resignation, In . body, of the Rio Janeiro
municipal intendency, in consequences of .
decree subjecting certain of their acts to
the approval of the government The new
intendency. headed by Doctor Amaraul,
has made an excellent impression by sus-
pending the code Of the municipal laws
enacted by the old board. and which had
given great dissatisfaction.
Secretary Blaine has sent circulars to all
ministers and consuls, possibly in South
America, certainly in Brazil, requesting in
formation in regard to the means Of Amer
lean trade with their localities.
If American trade is to make headway in
Brazil, great improvement In the mail SER
vice 10 demanded. This service 10 now
very bad.
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LABOR RIOTS.


Several Polieemen Hurt In the Vienna
strike Troubles.
VIENNA. April S.-Ata meeting OF the
strikers here today the policemen were
stoned by the crowd, and many strikers
were arrested. Later 5000 unemployed
held another disordcrly meeting, which
eliminated in q serious riot.
The mob demolished the police guard
room in the suburbs, and seriously
wounded the officer in charge. They then
set fire to spirit shop. prevented the firs
engines from approaching. and plundered
several Jews shops. Troops had to b
called ont before the rioters dispersed.
The rioters afterwards sacked another
tavern. Two squadrons Of cavalry and
battalion of infantry dispersed the rioters.
Many civilians and fourteen policemen
were wounded. Thirty-seven persons were
arrested.
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A MONGOLIAN RIPPER.


A London Chinaman % . Pupil Of the
Original Jack.
LONDON, April S.--The barbarous murder
of Helena Montana. disreputable woman
at Habersthal. near AK In Chapelle. has
created great excitement. The woman was
killed in q mysterious manner in the open
street. Her throat was cut from ear to ear,
the body disemhoweled and otherwise
mutilated, after the fashion of Jack the
Ripper.
The woman had been drinking with .
Chinaman ell afternoon in . low den. The
pair parted apparently on friendly terms
1t 10 supposed that the Chinaman subse-
quently lay In wait fer and murdered her.
When the body was found ct midnight.
blood lay in . stagnant pool on the pave
ment Ill around il.
No outcries were heard by those living in
the vicinity. None Of the neighbors could
throw particle Of light on the mystery.
The police arrested thirty Chinese on
suspicion Of being accessories.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
rertIand's Hoard az Trade Resrxartre.
New Building To Be Put tu

View Building tn Be Pat an.
PORTLAND, April s.--The Board Of Trade
Of this city, which numbers ~, member,
today incorporated as the Chamber of Com
merce Of Portland. and this evening
adopted q new constitution and bylaws.
The capital stock of the incorporation i,
$4,000. and they propose to put up
Chamber OF Commerce building to cost
that amount.
At = meeting Of the chamber this even
ing site was selected on Fourth street. be-
tween A and II. for the proposed building.
the site 20 cost si-S.0a
IL Vas ordered that books he opened at
once for subscriptions to the stock.
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PORTLAND. April "a dispatch WAS re-
ceived here to-day announcing the arrest, at
Victoria. Il. C, of Il. r. II. smith. wanted
IN Matches, Miss, for emhexxiine sIa,aso
nom bank. Smith Was here in January
and rut up st the best hotel and lived
generally Ike q little prince.
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priuee.e Of Walee s,ok.

LONDON, April a-The Illness OF the
Princess OF Wales Is causing considerable
anxiety. Ii appears that she never CON-
plefely recovered FROM Influenza. The
princess. although only Is. Is beginning to
show signs of Are and lately has become
almost stone deaf.
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BorHEL. April a-Robert McCord and
Sarah Fowler were united in marriage
Monday evening. They gave . grand sup
per to which they invited elf their friends.
After supper they were furnished with fine
music and singing. The couple received
many valuable presents. The Fairhaven Il
southern surveying party moved their
camp about nine miles north OF here Mon
dav
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SAs FRAScIsco. April &--The first state
convention OF the Nationalist club opened
here today, with Mrs. Addie l.. Ballow in
the chair. Delegates were present from
San Diego. Santa Ana, Los Angeles. Ven.
turs, Fresno. San Jose and other parts OF
the state. w. q. Owens. OF Los Angeles,
was elected permanent president Mrs.
Laura DeForce. Of Gordon, delivered an
address on Nationalism.
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ryt.l for Nan Robbery.

San Francisco. April a-The trial Of
Waiter Finn on the charge Of receiving
and coneealing certain United States mail
matter Of which Nail Carrier Gray had
been robbed two days before near C0ur.
Trinity county, was begun in the district
court today. Archibald McKinnon and
Eric Ericsson were arrested for the robbery
and the former Was acquitted while Eric
son escaped from custody and is still ct
large
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sAs FRAxcrscc, April A-Ihe annual
election OF the directors Of the Central Pa
ci5c Railway Company occurred to-day.
There was no opp0aition 70 the regular
ticket. which includes Leland stanford. c.
r. Huntington. c. +. Crocker. c. r
Br0:herton. A. r. Tevne, Timothy Hop
kins and Z. H. Miller. jr. The stock hold
ers Of the Southern Pacific viii meet To-
morrow. when successor to Leland STAN
ford, a. president, viii Be elected
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San FkAscrsrc, April 6-Advices re-
oeiyed ~ the Merchants kxchange from
Melbourne announce that the British bark
omeo. which left Port Discovery December
- for Melbourne. arrived there In dam
aged condition February - During the
gale February Is she lost her deck load and
gear. had her deck houses smashed in and
thirty feet of bilwarks carried away. She
carried load Of $50. ass feet of lumber.
valued af 81 2A
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WAsHrs6ros CIrY, April s.--The Senate
took mp the antitrust bill. as IL Was re-
ported from the judiciary committee. to-
day, and after some debate, passed 1t by az
to 4. BIodgett voting against il.
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Expelled From St. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, April s.--The car has
entirely recovered and will return to
Getschina April 90 The officials of pub
lie instruction and the police made m in
quiry into the recent riots among the stu
dents ut the chronological institute, and
twenty-eight students viii be expelled from
Sc. Petersburg.
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CoLrAx. April s.-Six men were arrested
this morning who are thought TO BE- pris-
cnsrs from the broken jail at Spokane
Falls. Others are In the vicinity OF Spo-
kane. They viii probably be identified by
the sheriff tonight
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sAcasxrSro. April s-Ths stage from
Michigan EaG 10 Auoarn vas sfoprea hy
two masked men mile and hat frsn
the latter place yesterday afternoon, and
ssosts 50, secured from The passengers.
The cypress box contained no vasuabies.
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Richard Davies Hanged.

Lo.poS, April s.-Appeals on behalf OF
Richard Davies. the is-yesr-old boy who
with his brother George. is years of
age, wss sentenced to death for the murder
of b. father at Crewes, were unavaiIing.
To9av tie prisoner was hanged. The
younger brother was last week granted
vaprtSve
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Trades Unfons Recommended.

AIo0e9 Onlono Secommo00e0s
BERLIN, April S.--A meeting OF workmsn
was held 1t Often today. Two hundred
and forty-seven delegates. representing
10000 workmen OF various trades, were
present Resolutions we're adopting favor
ing the formation of trades unions. and or
ganixing accident insurance funds and call
ing for amendments to the factory laws.
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Nav rixh. for Low. i'm Germany.

BrxL,s, April Sit Is stated that EN-
peror William viii appoint acourt of honor
to deal with the quarrels between the Off
GERS Of the army. The emperor will only
permit duel for blow or an insult to .
lady. relative or hancee. when the officer
refuses to APOLOGIZE
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SAN JOSE. Cal. April "A glove contest
took place at the San jose Athletic
Club tonight between Dan Egan. the
Montana Kid" and Tom McNaliy, of
Sacramento 1t was won by the former in
eleven rounds. The purse was $3.50, the
loser 70 take $50. McNally was over
matched.
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ELLmros. April &-The following first
class passengers passed Elliston on No. 1,
and fifteen second-class. for seattle: w.
w. Fish, Mrs. X. b. Poole, Mrs. Eldred,
Mrs. Bantleen. Mrs. N. Weinstein. w. J.
N. Baird and wife, Mrs. d. Belkinon. A.
Il. Whipp. & r. Showlan. Frank Prounty
and wife. Mrs. F. A. Ruth, r. w. Nc
Connell, +. +. Tibbetts. B. Turner, Mrs.
Tykert, Mrs. J. Telling. Rev. r.. 4. Smith
and family. D. T. Janison.
ELIIsros, Or, April a.-No. l has the
following frst-ciass. passengers: r. B.
Coriett, G. +. Phillips and wife. Mrs. j. +.
Bates, J. r. Eonohue and wife, Mrs A. S.
Mattery. Harris and Coreli and families.
w. X. Bevey. +. S. Boyle, Mrs. Finn. N. L.
Bsarle. A. Patter. r. Duger. J. Wilisseyer,
and sixty-fiye second class passengers.
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FANS. April s-Rappel says the decree
pardoning Due d'orleans will Be issued to-
morrow. The subject Was under dis
cussion q; the cabinet meeting this morn
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Blaine h aiding SO Beet % be. wharf 70 &c
rsnmocate fhe sass increasing freight and pas
snxer uxAe. Inquire ~ sls sezccnd street.
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NokTHERx rAc1rrr pAnnn.n

Iesrs sespInx caD GaIly between seattle
40 eaisasa Twenty avs ratloa the shors>ss
fo1ss AL seven aeus and thlrsy-u minutes ia
savsase OF cos1psttsG BRex A Chiihere. city
setsi ASsns Iis second street. Boston block.
Ie2ksn. depot nckes AREN'T seattle
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ne Unson fsesse = fAe cssy uSnsrznssnensa,
nne ruarsn< tre~ rsc1safax shai~ can ana. Pull
rssn soasss sar~psra cars .ruzn toe rsriae co~ss
- ths Lat a. G Martin. CITY taxsrs se~ns N
sesens ssrssa sossss essek O z. BE.xxs sSss.
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pe.somce Establishe<s .

WASHINGTON City, April s.-A postof'ice
was today established at Olga. San Juan
county, Washington, with Hebard Stone
sa n0AtInasfer
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cAhtnss phote< a per dozen. pAnssa. s:
hoseotrs. -: inpesfais sc and 81 Cahlaets
an9 hse-ssse crayon only SO. - HAyneo palace
ssu11o Coz, toos 81 Columbia street
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Fsrs<laa fsckes via un1on Pacific Seattle "a
Chicago. 81. sceorA-cisss, 80 A. C. Martin
ely tlcxes agent 20 second street.. Boston block
q. =. kTfSEA agent ciss dock.
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STEWART E SMITH, 4. |. NCIpl7
SMITH & McCARGAP|
1O5 CHERRY ST,
In rear Of Puget Sound National Bank
Special Barg,ains
4. I. NCLll

II
Union wharf pvi,
ss2ooLot with three houses renting for o. -
cableline Pays 10 $4,000. TERMS Af
per A bargain No.
$soooLct Front Virginia This bargain
good Columbia an
Eleventh.
s5.ooo-Fou lots n block 1s Eds Knights addition.
ss5ooLot Dexter street. opposite Park Aesn
for 500 month. sdewaked Teru ~,
cash, al 10 per cent
nicely Queen Ammo H
ss5oo--Two in comstocks supplemental block IL.
ss.soo-Three supplemental grand visw
ssaoo--Two lots in Highland addition 1sozi2o.
lOscre tracts adjoining the city on the south.
One sO-acre adjoining the city the
SO 81 monthly
ss5o-Lo n Seattle syndcates addition to Anaeortea
Rengstorrs addition.
Lots in xeGilvra's second addition.
Five-acre tracts choice gardening land at Coupeyille
Whites East Seattle s-acre tracts
West Seattle lots on line Of cable road.
and property bought
Lots in .The Old Homestead"
6oxl0o Taylor walked gsl
fenced, and contains modsra n,t,
Rents $50 per Elegant view and dAeks1
surroundings
NOT1OE-Owners having improved or acre pgsp0u
for sale at reasonable figures can find buyers y ealing
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San Francisco, April Sat the Oakland
grounds today the Oaklands defeated San
Francisco by Q score OF to 4.
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LONDON, April 81. S. Morgan. the we'll
known banker. died today at Monte Carlo
from injuries received from being thrown
from . carriage.
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Death Of - London Journalist.
LONDON. April s-Edward Lloyd, pub
Usher of the Daily Chronicle is dead.
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PremIum On GoId.


BuEsos ArKss. April s-Ths premium
on gold Is sl.s7.
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10 THr Prarr

Oar perraaent ufEcs "A -eso-, ~ p~vw.u
nsesk. saers c0s EarAry OK st-erfo-ses Il opru
fog fr~e eoasalisssoa ey Tie paAltr g.sr.-rs.
uAsss TUX o s1ArvLR pIxxrroKy Co
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Are yea ge.ag - esrsl3 wgsaia sir ucnsas.
5hsn cal sAs ges oae III tAuse tvenfv ss~~s ~
sssss 10 be stxsa Away. IL ny soafa -hors a.
sstsea. "a tsreea kAae- The esectrsE es-< n.,
rna ~ fhs sssS D. Wood room q Kiirxa