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acquainted with every inch Of the islands.
Among them are Volney ASHFORD, the
head of the present affair in name; say
in name because Ashford is partly piamed
for the failure OF the last affair. we nave
an attorney who is giving us advice and
who is to accompany the expedition. Ills
name is Bashford.
'In regard to the makeup of the party.
there are about 200 men. nearly all cow
boys from New Mexico, Arizona and
Texas, and most OF them are mere, scat
tered around
Morrow said that the natives and people
in general OF the islands would welcome
ihe revolutionary party. and. as he ex-
pressed it would consider 1t like getting
out of he'll into heaven" to have the gov
eminent a IN pnachy again. Tho first
point after landing will be to take the fire
alarm s, stem and the mex: point will be
the telephone sysem. IN order to cut off
communication. said Mr.. Morrow.
Next will he the police station, where
there are about twenty men whose arms
and ammunition are on the upper floors
while the men are down below. Next
would be the palace, where the gaLling
guns are stationed on q piazza. We also
depend on some of our spies to cripple a
couple of the gatling guns. Next we
shall take the government building, which
is guarded by only twelve men. After
capturing tnese points wet will leave
men To Ruaro tnem.
"We think that We ought to capture the
city within half an hour, as the points
are so weakly guarded. At the palace
our men could lie behind the fence that
surrounds the grounds and pick off the
gunners from place of safety and as
soon as their ammunition had been ex-
hausted tho revolutionists could rush in
and capture the guns and gunneTs."
Hawaiian Consul Wilder when told Of
the plot, said he had expected trouble OF
some kind very soon.
Morrow was seen today by detective
ana closely questioned. He admitted
that he was hiring men for q flibustering
expedition, and said that he received
$3.50 a month and expenses for his work.
He claims to have sent number of men
to the rendezvous at Portland. but this is
not believed. 1t is thought the intention
OF the adventures was to sail from San
Francisco or some nearby port in yes-
sci chartered for the occasion.
The San Francisco police at first
thought Morrow was running swind-
ling employment agency, but investiga-
tion ieaus them to believe conspiracy of
the nature outlined actually exists. In
spite Of the exposure today. Morrow was
very cool and said the federal authorities
had no terrors for him. He had not COM
mitted any overt act and they coudl do
nothing except watch him.
Morrow visited the Chronicle office
tonight and admitted that the filibuster-
ing story as published was practically
correct. He refusd to tell who is backing
him. ana denied the assertion credited
to him that Rudolph Spreckels is inter
ested. 1t is known. however, that Nor
row, before the exposure of his plan. was
in constant communication with pand
of Hawaiian e=iles who make their head
quarters at a hotel IN this city. 1t is
probable that he was acting as agent for
them. Although the plot is spoiled fur
the time being, Morrow is still loyal to
his employers and will say nothing that
will get them into trouble.
The herald., 1895-08-05
FOREIGN STOCKS
Promoters Turning Their Attention to West
Australia

Australia
LONDON. Aug. 4.-The weeks busi-
ness on the stock exchange was not on
large scale. but all markets have shown
an unusual firmness for the holi day
season. This is explained by the contin-
ued congestion of the money market driv-
ing the Bank of England and the joint
stock banks to seek investments in new
channels, which would not be entered
into without prospect of disseminating
business.
Even foreign markets seem to be for
gotten. The boom III the Kaffir market
shows not the slightest signs of abatment
and new companies are produced daily.
The promoters are beginning to turn
their attention to West Australia as offer
ing a possibility of similar boom.
American operators were anxious about
exports from New York. The following
are the advances for the week: Louis
vile and Nashville, ~; Chicago Mil
waukee and St. Paul, 2H; Illinois Cen
tral and Wabash. 2; Norfolk and West
ern, II; New York Central, Erie pre-
ferred and Union Pacific. L per cent.
Other stocks show fractional advance.
The herald., 1895-08-05
OMAHA'S MUDDLE
Everything Reported Quiet in the Dual Police

OMAHA, Ncb, Aug. 4.-Things have
been quiet in the city today. The fire
and police board last night decided it
was not necessary to maintain an army
of policemen at the police station to de-
fend them from an attack of mob. Ac-
cordingly the seventyfive special polics-
men that bad been on duty for the pre-
ceding thitry hours were ordered to turn
in their stars and 60 home, but to be pre-
pared to answer call at any time. So tar
none OF the police force who have signed
the pledge to support the new body have
taken the preliminary step OF resigning
stated that they were gong to secede and
place themselves openly under the diIev-
ton of the new board, but that recent
developments seem to have induced them
to postpone their contemplated action.
The herald., 1895-08-05
PEFFER'S LECTURE
He Thinks the Silver Question is the Leading

One
NEW YORK, Aug. Ex-senator PETER
lectured today at Prohibition park. Staten
island. on The Labor Question, Moral
Question. To an interviewer the senator
said:
The silver question is the leading
question of tine hour. but at present in
the west the agitation is dying out. This
has been strongly marked during tile last
six or eight weeks. think it but tom
porary shock, however, and that the SEN
timent is strong with the people. Still
there are no more public meetings ard
the discussion that continues is kept up
by the newspapers alone.
~ think" he said, that the silver
men in the Democratic and Republican
parties will be swamped when it comes to
elections. They will talk silver, protest
their allegiance to silver and all that, but
when the time comes they will grit their
teeth and stand their medicine. They
will vote with their parties"
The herald., 1895-08-05

was one of the largest of the hot air vari-
ETY.. with double trapeae bars. About 6
O'Clock it was successfully Inflated. Miss
Peake. a trapeze performer, took the up
per bar, and Charles Elliott the lower.
At the moment the retaining ropes were
cast off gust of wind caught the canvas
and carried it TO one side, and II took
fire. The monster shot into the air some
distance with both OF the horrified aero
nauts on the trapezes. Then it collapsed
ana came crashing down. Miss Peake IS
arce woman and fell heavily. breaking
both legs, besides suffering internal in
luries. Elliott struck on his shoulders
and is badly crushed. His injuries are
said to lie fatal.
The spectators dragged them from the
burning balloon and carried them to the
nearest tent, where ar hour later sur
geons from the city attended them.
The herald., 1895-08-05
THEY STOLE RAILS
Nothing Was Too Heavy for Shank to Get
Away With

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Aug. A.
George II. Shank, who. with one Ralston,
was charged with attempting to load up
$685. 200 worth of Union Pacific stolen
rails and ship the same during the night
of July 4. was given preliminary near
ing yesterday and was bound over to the
district court in the sum of $500.
President Patrick of an eastern road,
now building, testified to a contract with
Shank to furnish 1000 tons of new and
five tons OF relay rails, and that he had
come here to ascertain why they were
not shipped. Shank and Ralston claimed
to have bought the rails. The state at
ten pied to show that several days before
the alleged attempt was made Ralston.
in the presence OF Shank, openly boasted
that he would take the pile of rails in
dispute. 1t was further shown against
Shank that the plan was to LOAD the rails
that night and shin them, and that Shank
and, Rail ston had made trip on branch
roads to find more rails.
The herald., 1895-08-05
rHE NEWS

~ TELEGRAPH-Ap plct to restore Lii.
uokalani in the Sandwich islands ex-
posed. Statistics of the imports OF
merchandise from foreign Countries
The great damage caused by the burn
ing OF Sprague. Wash. Subscriptions
asked to bring back the Waller family
from Madagascar the excise
law worked in New York yesterday
Colfax fruit growers pass Indignation
resolutions cars of a picnic
train 90 over an mbankmept near.
Oak Greve.-The foreign stock mar
ket.-The strike OF New Y York garment
makers.-All Bannocks reported back
Mt the servation.-Salvation at hand
for Armenian Christians-The victim
of stabbing aifiay dies at Sacrament
to-. Hoffer drowned while swim
ming-A French anarchist killed by
a bomb which prematurely exploded.
An Illinois vengeful mob of whites
attack negro village.-British peo.
pie only were killed at the Ku Chang
m assacre.
The herald., 1895-08-05
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

SANTA AMONICA-Shakels great SWIM
A thief arrested-The veterans en-.
camrment opens today.
PASADENA-Th book-keeper and his
employers daughter.
MOUNT LOWE-The Alpine clubs new
building al Crystal springs.
SANTA ANA-The bimetallsts pass res.
olutions favoring silver Further facts
IN the Ballona murder case; Domi.
nick Drayback was murdered.
The herald., 1895-08-05
Reayis Wants Freedom

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Aug. Al. A.
Reavis, husband ,ofNshe pseudo Baroness
Peralta Reavis, who is in the United
States prison in default of $4,000 bail,
charged with attempting to defraud the
government in connection with the fam
Gus Peralta land grant claim. has applied
to the New Mexico supreme court for re-
lease under habeas corpus act.
The herald., 1895-08-05
A Prinfer,s chaIlenue

DENVER, Col, Aug. 4.-Eugene Tay-
lor who recently broke the worlds rec
ord in agate composition, has now made
a record Of g. 300 ems minion, in eight
hours on q linotype machine. He cha
lenges any operator IN the world. Tay
lvr can he reached through the Rocky
Mountain News.
The herald., 1895-08-05
Found Murdered

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Aug. A man
has been foun;. murdered on Horse creek,
about forty miles from here. The body
is believed to b, that of william Lewis, a
ranchman. Last year Lewis was arrested
on the charge of cattle stealing, but was
acquitted. Several times since this trial
Lewis and his foreman have been shot at
by unknown parties
The herald., 1895-08-05
ABOUT THE CITY-ohicer Conleo tbs

ABOUT THE CITY-Officer Conlee tbs
target for an unknowns shot-To-
days council meeting promises to be
busy one-Company c., n. G. c.,
Seventh regiment, to have an outing
The refunding bonds will be argued
today before the supreme court IN San
Francisco-Genera George Crook gar
rison instituted and officers installed
Local sports; baseball and cycling
Another violent DEATH 4. @. Nara
more, real estate man of this citys
killed near Riverside.
The herald., 1895-08-05
Pellet MeasurAS

SPOKANE. Wash. Aug. 4.-Mayor Belt
has taken active measures in the matter
of relief for the Sprague sufferers and has
issued call for mass meeting at The
city hall tomorrow. 1t is expected that
that substantial relief will be raised ana
forwarded to the sufferers by tomorrow
night
The herald., 1895-08-05
A Great Fight In cuha

KEY WEST. Fla. Aug. 4.-1dvices
received here from Trustworthy source
in Cuba are that great fight has oc-
CURED near Baracoa, in which Colonel
surgents have burned Jiguani and Bar
acoa.
The herald., 1895-08-05
Death of a RailroadmaE

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Charles Dunlap.
general superintendent and assistant
manager OF the Cnisago, Rock Island e.
Pacific railroad, died in this city today.
Mr., Dunlap was one of tn ose injured in
the accident ut the "chutes" Thusrday
night.
The herald., 1895-08-05
Woods Afire

MACKINAW CITY. Mich, Aug. A.
Passing vessels report fires still burning
in the woods on Beaver island. but the
extent of the damage is not known.
The herald., 1895-08-05
Ali the Killed Were British

HONGKONG, Aug. ALL those who
we're killed were British. All the Amer
leans escaped. Tn. re was no provocation
for the outrages. The perpetrators were
members of the vegetarians' society,"
The herald., 1895-08-05
william Cheered

BERLIN. August 4.-Emperor Williac,
was heartily cheered on his short visit to
Heligoland today
The herald., 1895-08-05
Rescued From Death

GLASGOW, Aug Alive of the miners
imprisoned by the flood of the colliery at
Salt Goals have been rescued alive.
The herald., 1895-08-05
Expelled From AIsace

PARIS. August A correspondent of
the Gaulos has been arrested and expelled
from AIsacs.
The herald., 1895-08-05
wHERE YOU MAY 90 TODAY

ORPHEUM-At. 8 pm vaudeville.
BURBANK-At s pm. The Shadows OF
Great City.
The herald., 1895-08-05
AERONAUTS WOUNDED
Their Balloon Caught Fire and They Were
Badly Hurt When II Fell

Badly Hurt When 1t Fell
JACKSON, Mich. August 4.-Two aer !.
onauts were fatally injured i'll a balloon
accident which occurred at Vandercook' s
lake,a resort four miles south of Jackson.
early this morning. The balloon used
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Shot m thA IhIgh.

William Dunsett, whose home is
south Of Weston, had a serious mis-
hap short time ago, and lies at
his home nursing an ugly wound.
Dunsett had been hunting in Lost
valley In the Grand Ronde coun-
try, and way coming back to his
home on horseback and leading O
packhorse. At the ford of the Um-
atilla the pack horse pulled back,
the rope caught the hammer Of his
pistol and the weapon discharged a
bullet into Dunsett's thigh. There
was yet 10 miles to go before reach
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urged on his horses, making the
painful ride alone and with great
difficulty.
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Lacks Confirmation.

The report that Wilse Coyle had
been dangerously injured or killed
in brawl in southeastern Oregon
recently lacks confirmation. The
Eagle has endeavored to arrive at
the facts in the case, but finds no
evidence that leads us to think the
report authentic. Mr.. Coyle was
seriously injured some months ago
by a caving mine in southern Cali
fornia and at last reports was con-
sidered out Of danger although at
one time his life was almost des-
paired of by his friends, but for
about month nothing has been
heard from him by relatives in this
county.
Nobody seems to know just where
the report Of his being injured or
killed in a brawl originated and
every presumption leads US to think
that the story was fabricated out
of whole cloth. Milton Eagle.
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squlrreIs In swarms.

Heretofore the Snake river has
been a barrier between the squirrel
swarming country to the north and
Walla Walla county, but it is SO
no more. The ferrymen and farm-
ers in the vicinity Of Lyons ferry
report that the pesky little rodents
arc swimming the Snake river by
thousands and as soon as they get
across Immediately attack the grow
ing grain. Something must be
done at once or the entire country
viii be captured by them There
il no doubt that they swim across
the river, for the ferrymen say they
see them.
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If King Solomon was alive he
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ing man, learn his ways, and be
WISE" Mr.. G. w. Battell, Cincin-
natl travelling man representing the
Queen City Printing Ink Co., after
suffering intensely for two or three
days with lameness of the should
er, resulting from rheumatism,
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Balm. This remedy is gaining a
wide reputation for its prompt
cures of rheumatism, lame back
sprains, swellings. and lamen ess
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New DRYER to be Erected ,

Berry Gholson, who has one of
the most extensive orchards in the
valley, is contemplating the erec-
ton Of an extensive fruit dryer of q
capacity Of five tons a day. This
has become necessary because of
the immense quality of fruit Mr..
Gholson produces annually, for he
has forty acres Of prunes alone,
every tree which is loaded with
fruit. Mr.. McMinn. who found his
dryer too small, has enlarged it to
q soven-ton per day capacity, and
between these two dryers they will
have all they can do to take care OF
this seasons fruit.-Walla Walla
Statesman.
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EELL From A BARN LOFT.
Pete BeeIer. Pioneer. Expires at
Weston.

Pete BeeIer. Pioneer. Expires at
Weston.
Pete Beeler, for twenty years a
resident of Weston, and well-known
to all the "old-timers" Of Umatilla
county, and Eastern Oregon is no
more.
OF late years Mr.. Beeler has been
addicted to the use Of alcoholic drink,
and like many others, the habit
had made Of him slave. He had
recently been on a protracted spree
and it was this that incidentally
led to his demise.
Saturday morning the old man
was found in his feed stable at
Weston, lying on his face in an un.
concious condition, by Geo. Ham
ilton who had rose early to take
the morning train. Hamilton sent
for DR.. Stiles, but could do nothing
for the aged suffer, who in short
time passed beyond the reach Of
all human aid.
He was found lying ON the barn
floor directly underneath hole in
the loft, IL feet from the floor, and
the supposition is that some time
during the night he fell through.
No injuries were discovered on the
body except a slight scalp wound,
not sufficient to cause death, which
undoubtedly resulted from concus-
sion Of the brain. There was no
fracture of the skull.
The deceased leaves several sons
and daughters, all of whom are
much respected, and have the deep
sympathy Of friends in their be-
lreavment. The funeral occurred
in Weston Sunday last at / o'clock.
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strenrth of the Association.

Statistican Young, Of the East
ern Oregon and Washington Fire
mans Association, in his annual
report read in Walla Walla said:
"From eight towns | find there are
20 FIRE alarms with a total loss Of
100000, and insurance Of $4,000.
The towns have five engines, %
hose carts and wagons, 10 hook and
ladder trucks, and $4,000 feet of
hose"
The association ammended the
rules governing tournaments, and
hereafter no officer or director shall
be allowed tc compete as mem
Der of q team in the races.
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Your Physical Condition.

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able more expense than what it
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the construction OF the branch asy-
lum, and if the matter can be kept
dragging along in the courts until
the next regular session Of the leg
islature the interest on the appro-
priatsons for the four years would
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A lady in Tooleys La, was very
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Thirty days treatment ] $3.50, or
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The Branch Asvlum.

The Elgin Recorder says: "The
Eastern Oregon branch asylum
case is sleeping quietly In the state
courts while insane persons in this
section Of the state are being con-
veyed 70 the already over-crowded
institution at Salem, al consider
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Shiloh's Cure is sold on guar
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Only one cent a dose. Is cts, and
$1.00.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-10-26

A correspondent in the Phoenix HeraLd in a recent issue says:
 Yuma is fast becoming one of the most important mining centers in the southwest. The rich developments in the gold mines at Gold Rock, Ogilby in the Glla mountains neal Castle Dome, at Picacho and along the Colo rado river even as far up as Fl Dorado Canyon is drawing many of tho most prominent mining men to Yuma as a base from which to operate
 The survey of Yuma's great irri- gation canal system is drawing near to to 8 finish. For this section it is the most important work ever undertaken, in ali of the irrigation schemes ever proposed or talked of. It is purely a home production, a home interest, de- manding the hearty support of every well visher of Yuma and her future. That the canal will be built there can be DO doubt. 1t Is only question shere, with water in abundance for irrigation even on the mesa, with her early and magnificent fruit, with her rieh mines and her unequalled climate what may not the now sleeping, snor- jug, dozing old town become.