The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-06
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,
The Associated Press News Contained
in the Afternoon Report.

Pendleton, April 5.--After long and
exciting chase the posse captured the
Pam Boys and brought them TO PEN
dleton. They were arraagned on the
charge of horse stealing and assault
with intent to lill. When the posse
pressed wiuhHn three hundred feet Of
the Parr boys. they turned ait bay,
drey their revolvers, and emptied
them ait the officers out Of the fusilade
No one was injured, and when the
chambers were all emptied the arrest
was easily made.
washington, AprIl 5.--rhe last mail
from Hawaii brdngs am interesting
budget of general information. Ut con-
tains am account of a brilliant recep-
tion given by Minister willis to Ad-
miral Beardsley, TO wtich President
Dole was not invited, President Dole
has restored the writ Of hahoas cor
pus and abolished martial law in the
island of Oahuahua
The Honolulu papers say the friends
of the ex-queen declare she win treat
with contempt the recent offer from a
United ItSates Snowman OF $500 per
week TO come Ito the United States.
The Dangerous Persons act was
adopted before the fnaal left. 1t is q
radical law against Those who conspire
to overrule the government and who
come from other countries no fomenIt
disorder
Washington, April 5.-lThe treasury
department ds making preparations 10
put into execution the provision of
the tariff law requiring silver and lead
ores imported into THE United States
to be assayed and sampled alt the port
of entry. The law provides duty of
three-fourrhs cent per pound on all
lead ore, where Il is compined with
silver ore or ores of other metals. The
assaying and sarnpling Ito be 1et to
the lowest bidder.
Alton. Ill., April 5-,A fearful wreck
occurred this morning ait Wood River
bridge on the Chicago and Alton road
near East Alton. A long and heavy
freight train was coming down the
grade when the middle of the traan
bulged out and Is cars were piled on
top of each oIuher -Four men were
killed outright, and two were fatally
injured None of them are known.
but are supGosedeto be tramps who
were Stealing a ride
Hennessy, o. A.. April 5.---Part Of the
posse in pursuit OF the bandits, who
robbed the Rbclx Island train near Do
Yer Wednesday might, came upon the
gang, S5 miles west OF TIennessey, yes
terday AFTERNOON. A fight ensued in
which one of THE robbers was killed
and others wounded. The wounded
got AWAY. The dead man was identi-
fled as Dick Yeager
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, April 5-Four per-
sons were killed outright and the fifth
fatally injured In a wreck on the Bell
aire. gainesville and Cincinnati mar
row gauge ait the trestle, FIVE miles
west OF summerfeld lShis morning.
The train jumped the track.
Chicago, April 5.-rhe Tlmes-Herald
today reiteraltes THAT the big new tel
ephone enterprise in opposition to the
Bell, Is backed by the Sugar Trust,
the Standard OIL Company, the Crock
er interests of California, and lthe Pull
naam qumpany interests. The new
company Is the standard Telephone
Company. of New York The electrical
devices to ioe used are Those Of Allen
I. Nye. and the company proposes 10
put dn telephones all over the country
at the uniform price of s25 per year
New Orleans. April 5.--About two
o'clock thds morning an explosion from
some unknown cause occurred at the
corner OF Dedtur and Ursultne streets
in two-story brick building. contain-
ing two stores on the ground floor.
One OF these was occupied BY Emile
BotIlet, as a drinking saloon, the otf-
er by salabhe as a grocery and ship
dhamdlers' sbogs. The dead 50 far re-
covered are Charles salathe grocer;
Mrs. cfias. salaHhe the "A months old
infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. salalthe; Felix
Rigot. Barkeeper for Abe. DecuerBt. and
James Edwards. a tiarkeeper. The ex-
pIosion was followed by fire. It is
thought the explosion was an attempt
to KIN Boulet, who two years ago shot
ana killed leading italian merchant.