THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11. 1894.
The Weekly Chronicle.
I them. All eyes are turned toward j
1 Washington at tboM of the trus better-'
' era are towards Mecca, bat notwithstand-
non' we v.ti taw.
THt MARKETS
Ti,a TWI'm ia in minr mnt'ti the' FlSIIHl. AllC. ItUh Th blUitiesa of
. . .l f 4L. . I . I. .. rMat, ntf ill all
- . . , . r, ,...,ir...i . Peat situated ciiv in I'regon. .ona ior wie " mi.- nm -
invrrxi ,t thr .t..,r.- .i Tb iw'.wv i inS 1 .Tr ' .1.: ' siitv mile. south lor one hundred aod line. The market are sirady. Country
. . i . . ..n.i.ai ilia nM.ra m inn vpiri I i -1 ,
4V X, .Hill 1 IMtlM. lVUn, -- I
i len avail not. If the W liaou bill paste
statu iirruni '.
Bacrwlar ot stal
TTOaaurrr
Sul Public Inainirtiuu
Atluiuo; o.-m-n.
tana tun .
Cooffrnant'Q
law Printer
lit will be better than the state of uo-
S IVnnoyvr i,.. i!-.t fr the nast
u.-atd jwiu.' j . - i
ii k k
.I'tuiii). Mei-'h.u ! rear, but if it fai! and congreea adjourns
leaving tlie oicKimey oiu as me iai.u
law, business will soon resume Its wonted
fifty the Cascade range presents, al least
until further developments, ao im passa
ble barrier to communication between
tween Lastern and Western Oremn and
produce in in full supply and price are
nominal. The fruit in einelit i fair
There are no change in .imitations
The wool market ha- been ctiedur-
i M. Mlemau
.J. S lsl.h
ij. It. )liH-;l
h. ILTtrauu
activity.
orTT nrrirtu
I t: A Ft AT AXY price.
anit!T Judge K:ei
ahwirf.. . . 1. J Pner
Clr . V M. Velsav
Treasurer m Mirbeil
tKrai
iwamimm , , m.,n.
. . k' .1 ttlltd'LI
sorreyor k. . Sharp , give the roads the
uparmtendent or moiie Nnu it. omnri
Corona . It. Hutu
'-u 70.000,X
Washington. Id consequence the travel ; ing the past wee and sellers have re
I ,.,. . il, linni ItuniMl. fled from '.. Ill lO CelltS ler Ixilllld
iiaiiii. . " iv u fc " . i - -' n
it forced to come to and through The The linai actum of the conference eom
IV.lea. To this fait heretofore the city mitt ou the tariff measure, is W-licved
owes its proerity. The handling of the to have caused a hriiiknee in values
proilucts of Kastern treson a:id WnsU- i There has been a steady il.'p.i.ei.t and j
The tall, oi the in vernmeut iorec'.o.-' ington, and the supplies for them, has buyers have improved the opportunity
inc its lion on the I'nion and Central given us the solid financial standing that ; of pushing their pnrchae. int.. the
' 1 Pacific railroads will nrobahlv end m maliea our merchants rack in bratl-; tatern uiaraets
talk, for the reason that ii is cheaper to : streets as giit-eiled. The same ctreum-
debt than to buy stances that have made rort.aud what
The roads owe the government ; she is, hare leen at work on a sma.ier
sca'.e here, and wealth has been accnm-
: Jew York Weekly Tribune
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'loRMAS .V TO l:
The Xeiegraui of lact night briugs the
ml or ma lion that tlie democratic con
ferees have agreed upon the tariff bill
that is to tie paired. It states also that
Mr. Wilson, the author of the bill, is
pleased with the result and claims it is
them
They owe besides
some Jtyi.OOO.OOO first mortgage bonds.
' and this debt is a lien on the road prior
1 to that of the government. To get pos-
The wheat question is unsettled . and
: the markets are lifeless. The demand
for export has not, as yet. given any
'. artivit v or encouragement to the market. .
niated more a a toll-gatherer ga:hera it The outlook for an early advanr is
in, than as a produ.-er. This condition
may exist indefinitely, but if so i: will
aessioa of the roads the government require some action ou our pait. ature
would have to pay this lien of ffjo.OOO,-1 has done much but man mast stand in
000. It is estimated that the lines could to close the loop holes left,
he naralleled from Omaha to San Fran-i With the owuins of the Columbia.
Cisco for H'.0OU,lO. So that the gov- j now to be speedily real i .fed, we will be-' 80 reut lr
A.Mn.nt Mmilit a n ftntiralv nnar 11 n.. pnrn.t tl noo.l ixt nav:(.utinn iir several W ILLSTri'FS
far!
from a n-alizalion t l. t. and cheap
hint is the promise. ;
WiiLAr 3j to 3v t ou. i
BaBlkv Prices are up to
cents per 100 lbs.
Oat The oat market is
100 lbs.
BaiiesieellyGiDiGi
."a I to nt)c
light at 10
: . .' . 1. v Tl... L, i
, . ... i equipped with new roiling stock for lees vears at least, and with this advantage
but wiierem that victory lies it is im- ' ' !: . ... :i
. i mony py f-Ti,UWJ,iw iuiq iuc oiu ruau j in our .avor ii u w our vm it iu.l. h
, would cost, ine sciieme to exienu rue we uo not conuuue to uo.a umi surcui
tne dis- ., .,. . , ,
time tor payment to iuu years, at a very acv wmcn uereioiore nas neer. our uoosi.
low rate of interest, seems to be the only ! To do this, will rec.uire action. We
outsider to see.
to
possible for an
house conferees, according
patches concede t!ie l-o tif a cent differ
entia! on sow, wliicii is what ibe sen-
40 per cent
makes the
Floi b diamond brand nt M per ;
bhl. jier ton and & To jut bh'.. retail.
Hay Timothy hay ranges in price
from $12 0 per ton, according to;
quality and condition. Wheat huy is :
in full stock on a limited demand at
sugar
senatorial
ate demand ed. and
orem dutv. That
question all right. fr
standpoint.
Then the ilipauiies
iron or coa! will lie made free
done would be a small i-om-esion to the
house by the senate, hut tis the tariff is
not enough to materially inleriere witti
importations, it cut no figure. Where
in ti.en does victory he for the hou?e?
According to fr. Cleveland, the house
has done a hat he said it could not do ;
without "periioy ur.d di-Thonor." If he j
signs that hi... conceived in the iniquity !
of the house, and begofen in the sin of j
tne senate, he wi.l stand before the
country self-r-crnsed a:iJ branded s." lith
perfidious snd dishonest.
The measure is no longer the Wilson
bill, it is the senate biil out and out.
The senate lias captured the prerogatives
ol t:ie house, and lias rirtua.ly intro
duced and passed a bill for raising
revenue. 1'resident Cleveland has
posed as a man larger than his party,
bat ttiere is a man larger than both he
and his party, and that man is (iormr.n.
He has driven first the democrats of the
senate and later the democrats of the
house to do his bidding, and now he has
tlie president's cose ttwix: his dexter
ad val-! tulnP "iat c"n djne-
must start factories to supplv the needs; fs to 10 W !",r tun
i of the cosntry arouud us. We should ; Poiatobs 1 Kr lOtUi.
' l,v . .nr;.. nl.nl a a-.vnlen KlTTeB Fresh rOi 1 bllt ter at
7"rr I Jfil ierv liave a vm millril.iT rilant
- j mill, more flour ni.i'.s. a factorv to sup-; ' 1 "
. .i..;.:-.i ,i!.i. f.r. . F.oos Oooil fresh eggs sen
iUUG 1 r. 111.7 umucii .nt v.m.3. ( ijiv l.uib MIArl, M iiluucr. a l.ic.ll!i
Ponin (.'.ovkI fi.wis are quoted
to 4'
ONLY- $1.75.
at I
add tliat either i "'"t"- "- - , yl; ..uii. uuim, uuire...,. .......... j j4 c
n mi u 11
at
Miss tevens. who wa3 elected school ; sarr intheeedavs to supp'v the wants ; i so -ji ,u.r ilnmn tnrkev rents
superintendeut at the last election, and ' of civilization. Heretofore the great per lb.
j whose right to the office was contested , obstacle to anything of this kind, has Ree a Mi"tto llevf cattie are in j
' nn the omnnil lf:? a wnman roliid Lnl , l.,,, n? il,. V.i.;it.. ,a.i better demand at Sj.tHI er 100
' boid the office. The suit will prohahiy : compared to thoe oi tiie Atlantic sea-
be appealed. There were eeven women board. This Las been cl
elected to the office of school superin
tendent in the state last June. as follows :
"Alice Carron, Grant's Pass. Joseph
ine countv: Mrs. Gordon, Klamath
j Falls, Klamath county : Miss t-uan W.
j Moore, Malheur City, Malheur county;
I Miss Anna J. IUliipr. Hoppner. Mor
row county : Mis; Carrie May, Tillamook
i Tillamook county ; Miss Harrie tte C.
' Woodruff, Pendleton, Umatilla county ;
i Miss Ne'iie Stereos. I.a Gramie. Union
(county; Mrs. P.
; Wallowa countv."
II. I'.ovd, Josci.h,
ince Judge lltiiinger's decision that
tn Indian who had severed his trihal
bv aliot-
i relations and had taken land
ment is an American citizen with al! t T,;;eys produce the finest grasses in the
the rights and privileges of Lis white ,' wor;,i. AVeian find at times cases of
nged. and the
freight on manufactured articies from
the Last, would courter-balanre the
slight increase in wages. We mutt stop
the importation of things that we can
produce, and instead manufacture them
for export. As long as we ship hogs to
umana anu import oaii.n, nam anu laru, 1
the laiani-e of trade i agaiii't us, and i ;0. I),
we are hoiidinz nti the citiee of the East : C, $- i.
and increasing their par rollls instead of , Kirs Japan nee
our owe. We ship vast o.uantities of 1 ric' ' cU'
fruit in its season, and on every grocers' pu'jri1.',,.) n wb,,r"
shelves in the city, can be found canned SvirpLi:. r0 to f !4 k
fruits from California and the Fast, , jjj iVV.b .k. Kh.. 10o:b
canned corn from Maine, and tomatoes 1 afc, fl 00; 200! b sk. fj 00. Sfick salt
from New Jersey. We can End at times ', $10 per ton.
butter from Iowa, while our mountain Sn.rnrB 2 cents per pound.
HIDKli AVI TRS.
weicht gross to tor extra good.
Mutton is now quoted at ll'.m) to $2.23
per head. Pork offeriugs are light
and prii-e' are nominal pros
weiglit and o1 to 4 '4 cents dresel.
SIArLB t.ROCCKirs.
Cokfle Costa Kica. is quoted at "ic
per lh.. by the sack, f-alvadore, Tl'.c.
Arhuckles, "m:
SrbAB Golden C. in bhls or sack .
Fxtra C, $ iH): Irv granulated
t... in .hi lb boies, $
GC 2 00.
.'-(. c
PIONEER HERD
Fx
Uiand,
4 '4 " 5c ;
ZZlTnTZ'Z 7iZZ .lPTbrelngzpotMtlTili, Lastern Wa.hington because lb 'VL, T'! - ik'T
intrusive member to lit own delight. , j d riUnr we believe lias struck i j. w;-, BOt rT for Bi inluet w im. I hf1 lt, '"JP-J"
and has so cowed the tweakee, the owner ' ... . ., . T ,. not pay lor si.ipment. w e im- (k,M) $xl2 ea; beaver, $.! SO
of the proboscis, that he dare not even ! :. . ", ' . 1' T . ' .1 t. i le:her " manufactured pro- ; ,
make tearful protest.
j lavaslua af Hurfnn' Hay.
j OrTAWA, Ontario, Aug. V. For three
I years the Imiiiiion government liaa
; lie'n investigating the invasion of Hud
ssn's ly bv United States whaling res
( rels and the illicit trading of the crews
: of these vessels auiong the Indians.
! Inquiries were ret ailoat by tlie customs
' deiartnient, but in that remote terri
tory it was found so difficult to c-btuln
: positive information of the con travel)
) tion of Canadian customs and fishery
laws that no forma! complaint could I
; laid before the government al Washing
ton, and so al! that was done was to
; have formal notice rent out to the effect
! that fishing and trading in these waters ;
i by foreign vessels would not I tolerated .
. by the Canadian authorities. A letter
; has just been received here, dated June Center Free Trade, vn o' the Gra;
, 10, from Fort Hope, on the McKeaaie
, . t, ' . i-i ' United Mates, assisted bv aon Tecuinset
I laieiy irom i eei i river poet, in wmcu ; CDip Jr n,.w 1W
I we are told that about 150 mile- from j Dwing to the hnrd time. I will srl
POLAND CHINA
Fon haijE.
Hint- Are onotcd as follows: Irv.
that of getting drunk ec:r, froul t,jWJ1 and at t lie .,,nie t;u)e , 2c lb ; green, 1 ...
without let or hindrance, there ought to . t0tj tv,a: i.coo.000 bushels of heat are ' rHtrp Puts 25 to 50 ea. Ieerskins,
ii mer.
ir- i that post, down the McKenr.ie, seven
I in.r..l i..,r,i;n.
SoIaUon of the Indian problem, and je,;he. ,nd its manufactured pro-' otter. $.5 ; fisher. K.'K) .V) : 'silver gray" , whB!e. .j tnaini furs, nnd durimr ;
i mnnn mm t ti fac r ia L nnwn tA t In j a .1 - i. -jifrt-r 4 fM-l fi-w- c 1 t irBi frvw t
It is not strange T. " ... . , ..." ; uucle-mnu uo"saDueol muee are mui , r,;.;: ,'JU7 they killed l'.O whales. The
in view of these thing- that aon.e poor j rt " ' ,r ' 7 " ol ' , ' iur.oi ormg enougn , , sOrwToc .1 nationality of the ships is not given, but
. .. . rigtlt to bCV wiilakev, untraiumeled, nav l..r ahinment Kaot We imrmrt' !.i i i .
heart-sore uemocrat tried to die up the , , , , ' , pay ur snipment i.ast. ve import Gbaix B. T'V to 7- each. ( they are supposed to 1 American vessels. ,
., ! These vessels have evidentlv made their
Kaal Katata Tn.url Inn.
glimpse of honest demotracv. When I , . , " . . " ! Dnr.v ranroaus wi-.n tne iineet oi : catchea in the estuaries of Hudson's
sane. in tnon, we uo tnose iiiings we , The foliow ing deeds were ti l-1 for I bay.' ;
ought not to do, and we leave undone i .v,ri .irH.. nH . '
Iloht. Keller nf KinoNiiev fir tn
t lue stocfcuo.der or ttie sentine. at , , neither enertrv nor nnblic spirit amonir rn. i-rn.)..n.u. rr:i,,.-j. , i " amiim.ton, Aug. At II. I. lue
Thirtv-five head for 104. sired
; wi.l reduce tne proua son ot tlie lorest to ; gla,t wm-e the int!i5nant weet winds
hen I U' lBVe! oI the Coxe-vAte h.en lTonets i bury the railroads with the lineet of :
i anil nraver linr.ts la- v hiaEM .s a i
should he nrescnted with ran. bladder ' 1
.n ..li. .. v- .r,.-.,u.;.. ii "" , those things we ought to do. and there
of the eentnrv.
for the next three months, tnv pigs for
$20 eai h. or $1". per pair. Will box snd
deliver at nearest station free.
Come and see them or write.
No business dune on Sundays.
H-WAKI JVl.
Centervilie, Wash.
J-V I'SALTERALLK RESCl.T.
Highland grange.
50x120 feet in Kingsley; $25.
I Goldendaie had a meeting Monday, the ; u(
. i L Il II I rf" I . ..
resun o. ...na . ..u. uugu v.Uu..u. a wees ag j articies oi incorjioration ; United States to Isaiah J. Butler, n1-
were filed, and a cannery was promised, I r .:. 14 . . in ...,
United talea to Isaiah J. r.ntier i ,ort to d"'IH' ' the Chinese treaty in
I severs his connection with that paper.
1
i senate went into executive session
I reason apparently being to relieve
tension over the tariff situation
A. A. Brown,
k-p a full 4unr '.nttitt nf
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
The election in Alabama Tuesday i w do DOt know who w'"' take charve of ; to be completed in time to bandle fruits
went democratic bv about r-.OO ma- ! ' we do knPW ihtt tber w'u Hk j and vegetables yet this summer. What
joritr. In this case it was the expected j ,onff nJ lar lt'ore they End a man has become of it? Is the stock to Is
that happened. The south is democratic i pabie of CUirg Mr. Gouriay a place, j subscribed, or is the matter to end
and is going to remain that way for an He is a writer who combines grace with j where it began' It would not take
indefinite period. The reason for it is j ,orce' "na De maae u,e n' j much capital, and it is perhaps as good
not found in the silver question or the j prominent in the state. However it is ' an opportunity to make a start, as any
tariff. It is plainlr visible, and U nei- j not ,he firat mistake the management of that will be offered. If we are to bold
ther more nor less than the Negro. The tue f-m:"el "Le- 1 our supremacy, to keep up with the pro-
? I ..linff r ntnil Inrniah MnnlArm.nl
democratic party was not looked upon
as the friend of the black man, and when
the latter was given the right to vote, be
naturally voted the republican ticket.
Kow, however much Southern people
may differ on political issues, and they
do differ much more than the votes in
dicate, they are a nnit on one thing and
that it to prevent Negro domination.
When the ballot was placed in the
hands of a million and a half of ignor
ant voters at once, a race bat recently
freed from slavery, and bat little more
remotely removed from savagery, that
vote become a threat and a menace to
the liberty and property of tbeir w bite
neighbors. By the aid of this rote. Lou
isiana, South Carolina and some other
of the Southern states were made bank
rupt, and the question ceased to be one
of politics and became one of self-preser- j
ration. White republicans voted with j
The war between Japan and China
bows that the Japs have advanced
rapidly in civilization, whiie the Chinese
have stood still. In every fight the Chi
nese have been out-generaied and out
fought. Outside of one or two really
great men, the Chinese are a thousand
years behind the times. Japan seems
Let us commence now.
It is only a question of time until a
railroad connects The Ial!ea or some
other Eastern Oregon point with Leno,
Nevada. A road ia already built and in
iwl4, sec. S, tp. 3 t, r 13 e patent.
United Ptates to Alexander Joss, is1,'
of ne'4', sec. 15, tp. 1 n, r 10 e patent.
Reuben Booten and Maria Booten, bis
wife, Thomas Burgees and Ellen Bur
gess, his wife, and John Burns and Cor
nelia Barns, his wife, to Joseph H.
Sberwr, the projierty known as the Fin
negan ranch, in bberman county.
Larkin Lamb to Michael Dichtenniil
ler, right of way through part of section
l,tp2, nof rll e; $20.
Veratet t the Cwrwwcr's larj.
We, the jary impaneled to inquire
operation for ninetv miles north of . ,D, lD? c?U9e OI he aftb 01 tue person
Reno in H.m laL v.ller th. WDO!W 7 .WM ,00nd .n lh "
to have the best of the arirument as'. . . . iraca east 01 town, on tne morning of
-.,i !I VZ IVu, . J - , T'l, " . trckw ded tblrt mlle furtber- 11 i Aufprt Hth. find the deceased's n.Je to
V J ' would open up the eastern side of the
zibtwu .t sue .1.0 w Ugcale nagf ,D(, con.uent,T ,urn,.b
Russia stand, in the matter. i , immenie inpp,y of which
will be needed in the near future.
Adartlal letters.
Russia is having a wonderful harvest.
In many places the cattle are turned 1
into the fields, the price of grain being
too low to pay for harvesting. It is said Following is the list of letters remain
that forty-five pounds of grain can be ing in the postoffice at Tlie Dalies un
purchased in the Cauc-aaus for iess than called for Friday August 1 lib, l'o4.
two cents.
reraous calung for tame wiil give
1 on which thev were advertised :
When the great free trade bill it finally j Ka,t, Mrl "w t i.arir. H f.
na j l',a:kue. C f.1
date
be J. r-tef, ape about 3.1, height 6 feet.
6 inches, weight about 160 pounds, black
hair, sandy mustache, ana that be met
bis death while lying on the railroad
track, in a state of intoxication, bv be
ing run over by the locomotive on train
No. 2.
F. H. Wabekielp, Foreman.
Gbo, W. Kowlaud,
E. Jacobsbk,
J. IORKBTT,
W. B. Bbowk,
M. T. NoLAit.
tne oemocrats. preterring democratic , passed it will found that woo!,
role to negro domination. This condi- j Mrl.sns iron, are the oclv thinM on the ! Iaseiev. Ben
tion still exists, and as long as it does ! f li Kaem.l l.uinrv i.i.i;.,i.. . i, 1 Coner, Mrs C L
I v, oct ran. inas :
j Fought, E C
1 Gustafson. Aug.
I Haras, t ,eo
The Vigilant won another race iioin ito
the south will remain solidly democratic. J f,ct that Cain murdered Abel l-ecau
The Caucasian will not submit to te j he was jealous of Lis business.
ruled bv
tion bow
aDre.
the African, nor will civiliza-
its neck to the yoke of ignor- j
Bark, E If
Birdsel, W
Camp)!!, A
Ihxon, Chas
Furgeson. James
Hanson, Fred
Ifoibrook, Bart
Kmc. Aug
r - Ml l ,., 1 . 1 . .n
the BriUonia yeslerdar. making fivs out 1 1?''' i:"?" ' l"
We have no prejudice against the j of fifteen. As she has some twenty I i-irkhim tu VrZ ll j '
V T. .1 t : 1 . 1 . - ! ... .. .. . : . - '
..egrv. luucru, n c wusiuer Ilia I
1 18.
some twenty Fickham.Thos
n races to ran vet. it is Quite possible that Powell. H rn:ith. Geo
proportion to opportunities tlie b.ack ' the may yet carry off the pennant epec- "urgeee, Miss Ijiaemith, b h
race has made phenomenal advances. . ia!ly at the balance of the ra--es are to
They will continue to adrani, ont;i , run jn opeQ water.
some day they will perhaps stand side
by side with their white brother in the The senator from Maryland is a gor
tcale of intelligence. They do not do ' mandizer, for he has swallowed congress,
ogler, Tess
; Toomey, L M
Waiters. Ja
Toomey, Jim
Turner, Albert
Williamson, Tun
A. Cbossbk, P. M.
Chiaaaa fMiMt Drlsea Away.
J-akta Rosa, Cal., Aug. 8. Trouble
has occurred at the Rudolph fruit pack
ing warehouse. The owner of the es
tablishment, which opened today, had
procured about 100 Chinese from Sacra
mento for packing fruit, and a large
crowd of white men met them at the
warehouse. The Chinese were driven
from the building. The manager wat
forced to send them away from the citv.
J Th Woodland Trial.
j Wooplas-p, Cal., Aug. f. In the
i trainwrecking case this morning the
' session of court was devoted entirely to
executive session failed. It was post
poned nntil tomorrow, and the senate
adjourned.
and Provisions.
which f of!.T at Low Figure.
PRICES
rrrn mn tm nf olfirnAi-a a!a;a a L.
tlll Thiaa. Thar Win. I , L-r " " ""
so now, and nntil they do the survival Wilson and the senate, and it prepared ; Owe aoo, Aug. !. Tlie great Corliss j itr;keri aTD tiJ trob , Th
f the fittest and the rule of intelligence ' to smack bit lips over a fat morsel of engine in the Pullman chops was orier- ?" " Iro"!
will continue to keep the Caucasian to-! president. Gorman takes hisn with ated todar for the first time in three . " . , ?T leler"n er food
- t viupnm in inrsraniiaimn mk.u i
months. Two more departments were i .
. ojiened
gether, and on top.
plenty of sugar.
About 150 men are at work.
Tbe best thing congress can do is to ; Almost for the first time in tlie his-, The srtrike leaders have sent telegramt
agree to disagree, adjourn and go home. I tory of the country corn is quoted to almost every labor organization in the
Tbe industries of the country are in a ; higher than wheat in Chicago, the j country stating tbe strike would 1 wen
state oicoma, anu nothing bat the settle- former bringing , cents, the latter r if it can be continued awhile, but they
1 -
conspiracy.
rar Kola
sent of the tariff question can benefit per bushel.
' are starving.
One span of driving horses, one side
bar top baggy, one set doable harness,
one single carriage harness. Inqnire of
diwlw. Mas. C. E. Uaight.
House bill, modifying the bill partly j S V r (, I U II
repealing the revised statutes requiring '
proof of sulrsequent loyalty liefore n-! X.0 C&Sh BUVerS.
sions or bounty lands are granted to '
SiT Cash Prices for E&&. ani
the bill was to remove tlie last vestige of
disability against tbone veterans, aud .
was answered in tbe afiiniative by
George. Flatt opposed the bill on tlie j
ground that there were thousands of :
these old claims, and suggested that at I
the democrats complained of the present
pension list this would be a good time
to call a halt. The matter went over j
without action. j
Taa Brltaaala Wa.
Cowis, Isle of Wight, Ang. The
Vigilant and Britannia started today ia
the race for the town prixe of $100, pre
sented by the inhabitants of Cowes.
The P.ritanaia got slightly the best of the
start, and was ahead rounding the first
mark. It it a cloudy morning, with a
ttifEsh breexe. The Vigilsnt gained 24
seconds on her rival in a magnificent
run out to Warner lightship, but tbe '
Britannia began to widen her lead dor-!
ing the beat back to Cowes, leaving the I
Vigilant half a mile astern at the end of !
the first round. In the second round
the Britannia increased her lead to S :
minutes and 4 seconds. j
The Britannia won by 2 minntet and
12 seconds, without counting her time !
allowance. j
1
oar atrlke Unrlared OS.
Mobevs, 111., Aog.P.-Thecoal strike,
which began April 21 and hat prevailed
in Grundy county op to the present
time, crippling all industries and
branches of trade and driving thousands
to the verge of starvation, was officially
declared off today.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is cleanly, agreea
ble, beneficial and safe. It is the most
elegant and tbe most economical of toi
let preparations. By its use ladies ran
produce an abandant growth of hair,
causing it to become natural io color,
lustre and texture.
otter Prota.
170 SECOND STREET.
Wasco WarenonsB Co.,
Receives Goods on Stor
age, and Forwards same to
their destination.
Receives Consignments
For Sale on Commission.
Rates Reasonble.
mark ikkji.h
"W. "W. Co.
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