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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Serliner: ySerr SOriter, mas
baben Sic oenn oa fir einen mertwilr.
oi9en 9ruSoedel?"
SOriter: ySas lit elm 8amstridel+
triigeloettlh
Sadie: .Sl, I'D! 8rams-0amss
gitltritltredl!"
Serliner: ySapobl.. -. Sebr een=
lad: Observation-Disclosures"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
u il vi d.

Ssamtsr (einem Serrn Elm paB aus
iertiSeno): Aid, oa ibreibe ib jeBt
irrtbRmlib .Saar idwar,", anltatt
.blOno"! Sm, mas MADDEN mir jsBt
bal. Salt i6 bab's: Sic miiieH iid
pas Saar fdrbsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
8ei Der eriteu Iuff ii BRUNO
zines g 6auipiels.

Der pierts gtt 1T aus. Haienoer
Ssiiau. Ger Director miro 9sruisn
uno ipri6t: .&erebrtes Yublitum!
"a i6 i6pn nah Dem speiten gtte lab,
naB Sbnen mein Drama geiallen miro.
babe i6 raid nod eineu i"iiniten sltt
9eoi6tet. pelder nunmebr ipiort iiber
bic Scene seben piro. Nlio bite, iiBen
bleiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
& nj WerQer.

Sisnitmdohen (einen suorin9lidsu
8ldubiser a~bpebreno): Der and' Ssrr
1T bel Der grbeit uno empfdu9t tsins
9eiu6e!"
6ldubi9er (drserlid): nGi iuas snd
Der - snd bin = i6 mtB' neiu!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
9erubiQu q.

Tame (u cinem Sauern): ySbr
Surge oa wirft f%prtpdbreno nit
gepieln nab ben 2euten, uno Sbr oul.
BET esq"
@ater: n@arum benin net - beller
baben mir ia s'nu9!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
9 d u.

Sante (u ibrem Neiien): So, PAUL.
bier bait Gu Stuei Saiel6en ebocOluoe
- zines fir Gid uno zines fir Sein
S3lue iterden!"
Der feline Yaul: ga, wie weroe ib
oenn Die beioen Sdielhen a%useinanoer
tsnnen? @h, ib weiB ihpn, i'd beiB'
ein Stiid bon lbrem ab!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
Cine Naipe.

Srau u: 49,. Iupumper polte Sic
bic Sbauipielerin?"
6rau y: ,Samobl. lluo oenten
Sic iih Die lln9enirtbeit! Srei Wonat'
Die Mistbe nibt sablen, bunosrt Mart
pumpsn pollen uno Ibeno3 i'm Sbeater
Die yNaipe" ipielen - bort ii6 oa ni6t
Nues aui?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
3 Oiel p%erlaHat.

Ginbeimiider: nNun, pie seidlt es
Sbnen in unierem 5beater?"
Sremoer: v8anS9ut. -. penn man
ii6 nur audi q bilierl ieBsu tOnnt' aui
Dem StebplaB!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
Sahen uno Oenfen,
8 b d tie Recla m e.

q: ySabe!t Sic idpn g~eleien, Der
SiSpOnent BON S6reier & Sic. lit pom
Srtler seitiirst?"
y: ySas bat er bO6itens 9etban,
I'm fir feline 6irm0 JteclUme Sll ma=
6en!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
Z M m oeriel be.

YarneniI lin Der Sllhbunolun9):
,8eben Sic mir Die goerte zines Sids
ter, Der ni6t fir y oltsaus9abcn
ihreibt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

49, N
nno a6tet nlbt aui Oas llebel, weltes
ibr orpbt.
Sn pieleu 2euten bat nur Der
Name einigeu Wertb.
= Su eiuem ein;igeu SebensluuIe
liebt man DIT bic Observation-Disclosures
Sreignille.
= IS sibt Elm S6msrS, Der allen
Srolt Surildweiit.
8ott per9iebt oft benz, weldsn
feline Mitmeuihen perurtbeilsn.
= Sm 3iueifel usrseibe INNER, oa=
nit fem lnibuloiser leioe!
- ollie Msni9su miiiisn ibren gei=
oenstel6 lernen bis CUR Beige.
- Wande slauben 81 iprsden tue,ln
lie i6reieu.
- 6ewiiie S6netterlinge trie6en
na9 Der erIien SOnnenbiBe beraus.
- Der lit nitt osin Greuno, Der
allies %sutbeiBt.
- Wan6e betritteln 9lles, tpas lie
ieben uno wieoeripredsn alern, mas lie
b6ren.
= Dit babeu mir cine G~orabnun9
bon benz un9liide, oas uns trint.
- Sem Wieoeripre6er aus quit,
bort man ST nit VeroruB.
- Iera6tet niht Den Climber ions
bern bic Siinoe.
Der @ufrihtise tlati6t ni6t allen
9eiialle 81.
= Ter Menid irrt iib DIT in Der
SbaBuns ieinsr eisenidaiten.
Ger Stein. ben ou anoern gu
wiriit, fdut auf Did lelbit Sariid.
Gin sartss Getpiiisn 1T Der Sussno
gliitbe.
- Wer ben Srrtbum blpsitelt, bat
Ole SNugrgell eIloeul.
= Die S%Ofuuns lit Elm iiiBer 5rop=
zen, ben 0Ott in lnlern Seioenstelb
Eieiss Sebens geibiittet bat.
Sas 8ute Seiipiel lit bereoia=
mer ais oas lebrreibite BUD ooer Die
idOulte SreoiSt.
- @ott bsnuBt pit ben Gbreeis gro-
Der 6eliter Su ieinen 3weten.
Die Srdsbeit oes 2anomonne 5
ibaoet Dem guten Samen mebr als
untraut.
= Yer Shmsi6lsr lit Elm StIape,
ben teiner in Sienlt nabmeu iou.
= Snouitrie lit Die re6te uno Spar=
iamteit Die linte Sano u~nieres iroiiben
Slides.
= 9om Simmel tommt Der &egen,
sesen Simmel fliest Der Staub.
- Ses Bottles Slid uno Den Staa=
tes &ube lieSen in Der suten Grsiebuus
lbrer Suseno.
- Sin Saub 8ottes ssritrsut ale
Heibtbiimer ipie Stuub Elm Stnrm.
Su Der 4bii6t lisst bic Gbarat=
eriiirung Der msiiten unierm Sano=
lunsen.
- Nibts tommt bon uuoefGbr; allies
bdust BON ben 8atbibll9su 8ottes ub.
= Sor Dem Iltare Gottes einenen
3as SOlt uno ielne 6iirittn auf slei=
den Stuien.
- Cine jsoe Yartsi bat Setriiser
uno g%etro9ene.
= Siele Srrtbiimer meroen 8runo-
'dBe, weiIll man lie annimmt.
- W~obltbltisteit lit Die Spbter Der
Nl6itsnliebe uno Die Sbweiter Der
Siebens.piiroi9teit.
- Der 9Seiie Uersebrt ni6t mebr als
er eiunimmt; Der NGrr bin9egen tenni
teinen WuB.
- Sbnell fliest oas Tersuiiaeu,
Die bimmliIben 6reuosn oaueru emis.
- Die @abrbeit, oieies 9ottlite
Si6t, lit oas sinSi9e mas mir iuben
lOlen.
Sas 0epihsn lit Elm Hibter,
ben mir nibt bethlehem tennen.
- Hur Die aroBeu Setter perbiu.
ben Die Ybantaiie nit Der @irtlib.
teit.
- las refine Gsipiiisn 1T furdtIam
es ,iebt iid in bic Giuiamteit suriid unr
iliebt oi, Weltleute.
= Selbltmpro lit ein entebrenoen,
fei9er 5oo, Der iopobl 8ottes 8ere6.
tiAteit oils Die Md1ltenliebe %perunebrt
-. Die Gbritli6e Woral lebrt
uns, Die Seioeni6aiten 81 sGbmIen, oi,
| on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

- 6sinoi6aitsn leben oft mad Dem
lobe Der Nsinoe tort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
Rnrtpp'rdR
&aHertmr II. Seilanitalt,

usbsn b. ct. Soispbs Rloitsr, SIDE g. u. SreenRels gps
wv OtS.
3ieie ueue. BON ben SrauSistausr. Shmeiteru ae.
gruHoete Anitaii Hept inter per eettnug etnss tiittl.
gen. prattiiheu arstes aus 2eutiAlauo. zines Sdu.
lrrS ppn Batter 8neipp.
Jolgsuoe araufbelteu Deroeu furirt: Rbeumatis.
mns. Wsrbauun9s.. lluterieibs.. Werptu. Ropi. unb
SraueuleioeH, iopis 9teuraigie. Wigrdne. crouiIteu
3atarrb uub ale ueberb.etblei Der grippe ". T. III.
Die @Hltalt III has game Sabr ssorfuet Die Der.
phs9uns Der aranfsH 9slalsbt enst ee 6rau3isfa.
ausflbrlibs Austuuit ertbeilt bic Cberiu
SISTER NJ. ALEXIA.
in ayStii6su anaslsseHbeIteH peHos man fb an
Or. J. h., corn g?d = Greenfield Ave..
Milwaukee, Wis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
l894sr
Rulrnher, s ~sl5 Bun j,

hanolunS pom III uhlbauer &
Sebrle, Al Sa Sale Strase, Obi.
ca9o, Ou., bereits eiu9etroheu limo
ooer nod erpartet peroen:
The Lamar register., 1894-03-17
wlu f1sa, tn. r.e.-. r..

Undoubtedly there will be deter
mined effort when the ,aris bill reach
es the Senate to have the income tar
feature eliminated, and il looks as II
the Democratic senators uho arr not
satisfied with the bill would make thi.
part Of 1t their chief point Of attach.
Senator Hill viii lead Of IN the assault
upon the income tax ia hi. forsheom.
ing speech. He probably 1iil be sup
ported by Senators Smith. Briee. Muir
ply aud few other Democratic sena-
tors, as well as by majority Of the
Republican senators. The majority
if not all the Democratic members Of
the finance committee, will hold ou,
stubbornly for the tar.
One has said he believes il to be the
most popular feature Of the bill. and
while they would expect To lose some
Democratic votes on an amendment to
strike out this portion Of the bill. they
would get III. votes Of all three Of the
Populis; senators aud Of abou, tsn Of
the Republicans
The Lamar register., 1894-03-17
Tn. ,ea.s- r.r,n u,ii.

On Thursday the Democratic mem
bers Of the Senate finance committee
laid before the full committee
their amended tariff bill. Following
are some Of the important changes
made:
Whisky increased from 81 to 81. 10
and the bonded period extended from
three to eight years
Lead ore and lead dross, three
fourths of one cent per pound; pro
vided, that silver ore and all other
ores containing lead shall pay duty
Of three-fourths Of one cent per pound
on the lead contained therein. accord
ing to sample and assay at the port Of
entry
Iron = taken from the free list and
a tariff of ~ cents per ton levied
Unwsshed. washed and secured wool
remain on the free list This portion
of the schedule remains the same a. in
the House bill
There Is no change in the cotton
schedule. Collars and cuffs are in
creased from % to 10 per cent, ad val
orem.
The date for going into effect Of the
bill is changed from June to June
80. and duty is levied on articles i'm
ported or Withdrawn for consumption.
There is no change in lumber.
The sugar bounty is repealed, but
tax ranging up to two cents for high
grades
The income tax retains the tax Of
? per cent. on the amount Of income
over $4,000, as prescribed in the VIII
son bill. The classes Of incomes are
broadened by adding to rents, profits
salaries, etc. the words, ''or from auy
source whatever, the persons to whom
the tax applies are every citizen Of
the United States and every person re.
siding therein.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-17
the E.x,,.n Navy Not Eme,..s

Mr.. Christopher Furness, member
Of parliament from Hartle, and head
of the firm OF furness, Withey & Co,
steamship builders and ship owners,
has received the following cable mes
sage from Rio de Janeirc. addressed
to him by the masters Of the British
steamships now at that port:
The American navy Is rendering
the necessary assistance in landing the
sick and supplying US with water. Our
navy refuses to grant such assistance.
Can you do anything in our behalfg
Mortality terrible. Oaly hospital
available is ten miles from anchorage !"
Mr.. Furness. Immediately upon re-
ceipt Of this cablegrAm, telesr2phed
to the foreign cfhce, asking that in
struetions be sent to the British com
mander at Rio de Janeiro ordering or
authorizing him to render the neces-
sary assistance. Mr.. Furness added
that the conduct Of the British navy
at Rio de Janeiro during the past
three months was such that he Was in
clined to move an adjournment next
week Of the House Of Commons in or
der TO discuss the matter
The Lamar register., 1894-03-17
II was approved BY Actiur Mayor Nc

1t was approved by Acting Mayor Me.
Clellan. The mayor of Brooklyn has
refused to allow it in that city He
says the stars and stripes are good
enough.
The situation in West Virginia Is
reported to be serious. The striking
miners threaten to kill Wyant, mine
owner, and an extensive dynamite plot
has been discovered. The local authori-
ties seem to be in sympathy with the
lawless element, and only the pres
ence Of the militia prevents terrible
outrages.
The operation to which Mr.. Glad
stone will submit in a few weeks is
one Of the most common in modern
surgery. 1t is painless and, with a
skillful operator, almost invariably
successful. 1t involves removing the
natural lens from the eye with the
cataract, its place being supplied by
glasses Of high mAgnifying power.
1t is stated that the Pittsburg Board
of Education will reject the sppliea-
ton Of the nuns for teachers eertih-
Gates at the coming meeting. In this
case Rev. Father Cosgrave will likely
take up the case to compel the board
through the courts to recognize the
nuns. II the applications are acted
upon favorably the Junior Order Of
American Mechanics will at once take
the matter into court
The British minister to Guatemala,
in answer to inquiries when it was an
nounced from Paris that Guatemala
had repudiated her exterior debt. ca
bles that the Central American re.
public mentioned does not intend to
repudiate her debt, but is compelled
to make a temporary suspension of the
payment Of interes, upon the exterior
debt This temporary suspension j.
due to the fall in silver and the alb
normal rate Of exchange.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-17
Ready to r.,-.us.,. ,asr. ,.as,a..

The congressional investigation into
the course Of United States Judge
jenkins, in epioining prominen, labor
leaders and Northern Pacific employees
from eounscline or taking part in a
strike, promises to have important de-
velopmept On the appointment OF
Representative Boatner as head OF
the committee TO conduct the iuvcsti-
CATION, he conferred with his associ-
a,es on the committee, Messrs. Terry
and Stone and with Representative
MeGann, who inaugurated the inves-
tigation, as to the plan on which the
investigation should be conducted IL
was decided To notify Judge jenkins
Of the proposed investigation aud
leave il to him TO suggest what course
he desired TO pursue, either in appear
ing in person or by counsel II vas
also decided to notify all the labor
leaders and Northern Pacific employss
who were named in the urits Of in.
junction issued by Judg. jenkins
The Lamar register., 1894-03-17

The treasury Of the Kings Ousurta-
sen, OF the Twelfth Egyptian dynasty.
has been discovered At Dashour by
Mr.. Morgsu, the director Of the exca-
yations going on in the interior Of the
the Pyramids II was hidden in a
tomb near a relative Of the royal fani.
ly. Jewels and rold-inerusted pre-.
eions stones were Is great variety, in
eiadlns crown probably the Oldest
specimen Of Egyptian ar, exquisitely
nodded. This discovery doubles their
Importance
The Lamar register., 1894-03-17
wAsr'"oros so1.s
WHAT c..sr.-. !. n....-s

passed the House on i. ~
The Republican .ep,,o
to take up the Bland .ei.,;.
80 ss to displace the t.ris In
The House has received
nom the governor and 80
Utah against the r.na,a
Southern Utes.
The suit Of Madeline p.,,,.
Congressman Breckeurid,s
Or the s.h- She u.nu Is +
ages for breach Of proui.. =,
tioa- The trial will b. l,,,I
tioual.
The postoihce approp,,,;..
reported carries an ,pyr,,s,,
ss7 40. 600. which i. "a en- =,
than that Of the eurrer, y,v
timAted postal revenu, q, ~
year 1895 /. sss,as7.7.s. ~ p
postal service is nearly al
ing.
The Senate formally ,ss. J
Bland seisiorase bill Q. Il,
practically unanimeu. ro,,
ponenss Of the ,Aris bin As.
will be delayed by the BAss i
the opinion i. expressed b
Bland bill will be disps..S n
the tariff bill i. ready.
The national ereeusive t.xs
United Mine-orker ci Ar.sJ
issued circular throssA h
John Mcbride and S.sr,v,
Treasurer T. NcBryds. "a ~
miners nov on strike. AZ. ~,
return TO work. The eirrsx
that At the meeting q, Il.
executive board, held Feb-.r,}
and - and March !. IL. ~.
plorAble condition Of uis:x
Vas discussed and reso.u,is,,
to the effect the yrs~u
be an inopportune time tss =
such = character as uoal1 -
a sioppsxe Of work in asy g, :
competing districts.
A decision Of Gorersz<a |
Commissioner 1.amofsar sd
importance TO varios. ss-,u
which have acquired izn<s~
inSs OF land in the apys- yssls
Michigan. The decisies al
question the title TO sFz1-s Il
800 600 sorsh Of properly ed
Portage Lake and Lake ssssrw
company. Some ~, GO a<srs I
fee,ed By Commissicssr lxsu
decision. He has r~eSz=s.i
Secretary Smith ,ha; sal; e -
to settle these ,i,ls Aal4isr
Michigan Land and lrps sszN
other corporations arc also y
vcs,issied The title, q s~
iron mines developed is ross
arc affected by the pro-peea%I
test
Mr.. Hill Of New Yea =
dropped bombshell ir,S iss :
the free trad. DrnSerats fsa
Offering the following rssola.as
WHEREAS, The secssi1 =
treasury has announced ~
Gs. 0oo, 900 for the earss, I'd
whereas. House bill Sa
known as the Wilson t n
to discard $40, coo. 90 rs1ss
present tariff taxation ass "a
double deficiency By res sakn
The Lamar register., 1894-03-17
Ns~.A..u, ...ry where.


Congressman VIM. T. Wilson is con-
valescing.
Nearly lvv deaths occur daily at Rio
Janeiro from yellow fever.
The municipal elections in New
York show Republican gains
About half = million immigrants
landed on our shores last year.
Nearly z, 900 fax and silk workers
are on strike at Patterson, New Jer-
rey.
A national convention Of the friends
of silver will be held at Des Moines on
the 22nd Of March.
The net gold in the treasury on the
7th was $l07. .446, SOL. The cash bal
ance was $l3S, l72, s94.
The British have commenced to
build immense fortifcation at Esqui-
mault, British Columbia
At the election at Troy, New York,
fight occurred in one of the polling
places ana two men were killed.
The employees of the Northern Pa
ci6c road have accepted the concession
of the receivers and probably will not
strike.
1t is stated that steps have been
taken to provide for a new constitu-
tion and new form of government for
Hawaii.
There was bad fire at Deadwood,
South Dakota, on the 5th. The best
portion of the town was destroyed
Loss $3.50, 900.
Mr.. Gladstone caught a bad cold
Tuesday night while walking home
from banquet. He has to remain in
bed as . result.
A rumor having got out that the
Senate would take action favorable to
sugar, the New York stock market be-
came very active.
The new Shawnee county court
house at Topeka, Kansas, is to be con
structed of Castle Rock lava stone and
Platte Canon red granite.
British troops in pursuit of rebel
Gous tribes in northern India are in
perilous position and reinforcemenis
have been sent to their aid.
The gamblers and prostitutes OF
Omaha are being driven from that city
as result of persistent agitation by
the Law and Order League
A Montevideo special confirms the
report Of battle near Salvadin in
Brazil. The rebels were routed with
great loss. More than 400 were killed.
including many officers.
Dan Coughlin, the Chicago detec-
tive who has been on trial for partici-
pating in the murder of Dr. Cronin
several years ago, has been declared
not guilty by the jury.
Officers of the International Nayaga-
tion Company say that the damage
done to the steamer Paris by FIRE at
Birkenhead is exaggerated, and that
the loss will not exceed $4,000.
1t is stated that within two weeks
nearly every coke oven in the Connels-
vile region of Pennsylvania will be
fred up. The move will cover at least
80 per cent of all the ovens in the en-
tire region. At the very lowest esti-
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
OTHER sTKIKERs
They Are stIii In the Middle OF n VERY
Bad Fix


They Are stIIi In the Middle OF Very
Bad Fix
NcKREspoRr. Pa, june 5.-This evening
when tho National Tute works wo kmen
who have taken the places of the strikers
came out they were met by a mob of sew
srsl Thousand. Many workmsn returned
within the enclosure. A number attempted
70 get home. There we're sat upon by the
al iike,s and to ribly beaten. The entire
police force were on duty. but they we're
pewcfless. As far 10 known no one Was
killed. but several vsre badly injured.
One man started up Fifth avenue and q
mob OF fully 100 gave chase. lie jumped
on IN electric car. but tho mob surrounded
the car and pulling dow the troll or cut the
wirss. Cars have now stopped running.
The strikers we're siill in possession OF
the works at late hour and the police
were unable 20 dispsrss them. A mas
meeting OF citizens was held and resolu-
tions passed asking the people TO disperse
and 20 10 thsir homes. The sheriff has noi
yet secured posse and will probably not
reach here to- night. One Of the woTkmen
was 80 seriously Injured ho may die.
ooTTspALE, Pa, juno 5.-ons hundred
str ,kers oamped near Painters works last
night. Az deybreak deputiss fred upon
them for the purpoIe of frightening them
OF. Tie hre was rotu ned aud one man
slightly wounded. Ihe strikers succeeded
in keeping new men away, and no coke was
d avn to-day. The strikers are elnted over
their success and claim that By the end OF
tho week they will have all the works shut
down.
Rip0EwAv, Pa. June 6-Hail, Kane a
Co. have 40 negroes at work to-day al
Shawmut and Noble mines. SiIty-thTes
strikers are In Jail here for unlawful as
Gsmbly aud violating the injunction.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
THREE smAKY CABINETS
Those OF Hungary. France and Italy No
vsFy fold.


Those OF Hungary. France and Italy Not
vsEy fold.
LONDON, June 5.-Ths ,flms9 Vienna dis
patch says When ths empsror's train ar
rived al Bnda rssth. several leading msm-
bsrs OF the Hungarian opposition we're In
waiting. The emperor entirely ignored
them, although he addressed . few words
to tho burRomAster and municipal author
tiles. In we'll isformsd quarisra tho situe-
tion 10 considered serious The struggle
against the enoroaohments Of clericaliem In
politics and tho tendency Of the cou ! Al
Vienna TO inhnenoa Hungarian Affairs Will
not finally DO disposed OF, even By q return
OF DR.. Weksrle 10 Office.
PAnIA, June b. in the chamber OF dopu-
ties yesterday M. Goblet said the oompo-
sition OF The new ministry WAS mot In ae-
oofdanco with the cypress will OF tho ohagl-
boF NJ. b0urReoihe and N. briason stated
that they we're given free hand. To this
NJ. Goblett ieplisd shat his party bad no
coh1dsnos In she ministry. and the Dupur
foRime would, in the opinion OF the speaker.
mean condition OF affairs worse than n
monarchy. There vaa an uproar In The
isaambefps motion that tho chamber had
oonidsnoe that ,hs government would tur-
sue policy Of radical reform and defense
OF secular riRhts. Tho motion waa eyentu-
ally adopted by q vote Of 3l6 TO 1863.
hosfr. jane Blu the chamber Of dspu-
ties to-day \, emieT CriApi announced that
The cabinet had resigned. King Humbsri
has reserved his decision IN regard 70 ac-
oepiina the IeBignations. This step is the
Outcome OF conference nj midnight OF
ministers who discussed the smsllnsss OF
the majority by which Crispfs proposal 10
bring about financial reform was adopted
BY tho chamber Of deputies. the vote being
225 10 2l4.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
WORST SINCE NOAH'S DAY
Many Of the Main Streets OF Port
land Under Several Feet
Of Water.
Six Banks Have Had TO Vacate
Their Quarters for Higher
Ground.
Only Oas Railroad HuaBihR Trains Into
tho Ciiy-Other sections of the
West suner.

PORTLAND, Ore. June 5.-Ths waters Of
10 riss and the indications are that IL will
continue ior several days. This afternoon
the river stood 32.9 feet abovo low water
mark. AZ Umasilla the Columbia riVor
stood 34.5 feet above aud st 2asoo thirty
four feet above. There yet remains snow
enough In the mountains 10 keep the rivera
Al their present heigh, for several days.
II IL impossible to approximate the amour,
Of damage inflicted upon this city In dam
sge TO property and loss OF business. Dam
age TO she river front alone will be nearly q
million dollars. There is scarcely a wharf
or warehouse that has not suffered more or
less. Merchandise OF all kinds 10 stored in
many places which are 10 hourly danger
Of being submerged or tilted over
into the river. Boats ere continuously
moving goods 10 more secure
places. 10 many Instances merchants
have been compelled 10 move their
goods several times to keep them above
water. Wherever possible buildings in
the submerged dlstrict are being vacated.
The First Nationai bank. the Portland Ma
tional bank, the Bank Of British Columbia.
the Londos d San Francisco, the United
States National and No chants National
lave all moved 10 higher ounds.
The railroad situation remains un-
changed. The Southern Pacific 10 the only
line running trains into the city. tbs
Union Pacific i unable 10 establish its
river service between here and Umstilla-
The Northern Pacific 10 still bringing its
trains to the city from Kslso on transfer
boat. As . means OF insurin2 protection
from hrs In the flooded district the chief Of
the are department had 30 secure q sixty
foot barge. on which he has lifted a sta
tionary engine capable Of throwing three
powerful streams.
Water has reached the basement Of the
0regonisn building
While this city 10 con ffonted with diaas-
ter. adjacent oints ara having q similar
e1 perisnce. Columbia slough presents Q
scene Of destruction. The tops of houses
aud trees are sssn Just above the water.
The lower portion OF Van Couyer 10 sub
merged aud Iroutdsls Ia also flooded.
TIE Hood River country will expsrisnos
great loss. lie immense strawberry ofoI
IL ripsning AMI theis 10 no mssns OF trans.
poftstion TO market The locks st ths
Cascades have stood the strain so far, bsi
there 10 great danger that shey will be
swept away.