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V0L' ' ST. HELENS, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1892. NO. 45.
Trili .UKliUUN MIST.
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THE MIST PUBLISHING COMPANY,
J. R. TJEEGLE, Manager.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Out copy una year In adiauce II M)
duo copy tlx mouth..... t 7ft
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Advertising Hl).
Professional cards one year. I li
Onreoliiniiinuo year 12A
lluK column mis year , 7i
Quarter uuliiimi ou yeiir 40
Olio Inch on month if
Out Inert three month.
On. I ii I'll lx month.
Ue notices, lit centa per line for lint lit-er-Hoik
10 cunt. per line lor each aiibciticiil In
sertion, Legal adverlls.mauts, II. HO per Inch fur lint
Insertion, .ii.i 76 cent per Inob for each suns.
qiientliiMrtlon,
COLUMBIA COUNTY DIKKCTOKY;
PACIFIC COAST.
Excellent Fruit Produced in
Murray, Idaho.
THE RAISIN ,MARKET GOOD.
Statistics of the Manufacturing and
Mechanical Industries of
Los Angeles.
EDUCATIONAL,
Colorado College Is Overcrowded With
students The Colored College
at Lincoln, Pa.
The Phoenix (A. T.) W. O. T. U. will
erect a $10,lX)0 building.
Work ba commenced at Bait Lake to
lay the maina through which natural
gaa will ba suppled to the olty.
Snow plowa have already been fonnd
necessary to keep the railroad from Mis
aoula into the Cceur d'Atenea open.
A decision In the Oregon Supreme
uoari, jusi rennerea upnoids the antl.
i &1 ,WBy 187,000 annually
In aid of Ita students.
Yale fresh mfin anrl fWnatt h-a-l....
have given up their annual rash at their
respective college),
Lincoln University, the colored college
at Lincoln, Chester county, Pa., haa re-
uieueu wun zou stuaents enrolled.
The Detroit Boaril nf
shut put all teachers from the public
cbuuum wuo are not graduates ol the
schools.
Ooeduca ion has attained to such a re
markable degree of popularity in Maine
that two married couples have entered
university.
Colorado College la overcrowded with
students. Its present freshman class
contains double the number of last
year's freshman class.
The Chicago University has under
consideration a plan whereby classes
w ll be formed to systematically study
World's Fair exhibits.
In the " board schools " of Dundee,
Vatantr Oil leer
Jmlse , Dean Hlaneharrf, llaliiler
t'lera K. K. golik, H . Helen.
Htierlir l. A. HUasle, m. Ilcl.i
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quackery act, and physicians must ob- B(!0tl"nai which are similar to our pub
tain a license before they can practice. li0 'chpoJ. initructlon in swimming is
The belief is general In Fresno that
(.'oiniiilaalmera
..,,.....". n. siassir, ri. final . i miai, vivj una iu ui
I'ruaaur r K. M. Wharton, Columbia city. Horara in ita mtriat
OllflV. VI DVIIUOI. J . 1.IVCMIII. vBruuin
Aaeeasor W. II. Kvsur. Halntcr
surveyor A. U. Utile, Ha uler
in. u. Hi'tio mover, vernonia
Mi. . Baruea, Mayser,
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Society NaMltiea.
Mason l(V-Kt. Helena Lodge, No. M-Hegular
eoiumiinioallnua nrat ami tnini Maturtiuv in
each month nl 7 HO r. H. at Masonic hall, Vl-lt
Iiih m.mliera In food standing liivll.,1 to at.
ItOl.l.
MAWiaiv.-Ralnler Lodg, No. 2 1-Kt.iU.il
meeting. Halurday on or before each full tinion
at ;:MI r. N. at Masonic hall, over Hlanchanl'.
.tore. Vlsitlug member. In good alandlng in.
tiicu to eiienti,
(Inn r.LOw-Ht. Helena tHlg No. 117
Mueta every Hatuiduy ulghl at 7 . 0. Transient
trihren In good .tunning cordially Invited to
aueuu.
The Alalia.
Down river OhwD Phmea at S:W . H.
I'o river llHial) clOMtt. at 4 r. H.
The mall for Vernonia ami I'ltlalmrg 'earn
St. Helen. Monday, Wednesday aud Friday al
M.I.
The mall for Marahland. Clalakanle ami Mlal
leave Huliiu Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 1-2 M.
Mali. (railway) north cIom a' to t. u.t for
furtlaud at r. i.
Traveler' UulaoKI ver tteailea.
Htrnb(I, W. Niiva- I,evea HI. Helena
for I'oriland at 11 A. a. 1'iiewtny, Thiirdnv and
HHtnrday. Iavea Ht. Helen, for t'lalaKanle
Muuilay. Weduexlay.aiid rrlday at S: , M.
Mtkamkk lal.li-l.c.ve. M. Helena fur t'ort
laud ).i a. M. nturuliiK at S:W r. a.
r)TAHRk Jul-n Kai.l.ooo lavcaSt Helena
for I'orllaud ilallv eirent Kllliilav. at 7 A. M
rlvluaai I'ortlaud al 10 0 rcturnliiK. leave
I'ortlanv at I r. M arriving at St. Helen, at 4.
1-ROFK88IONAL.
jyt. II. K. l l.IKK,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
8t. Helena, Oregon.
J J. J. K. HAM
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
ClaUkatile, Oolumhin county. Or.
JyH. W. C. BKI.T,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Rainier, Oregon.
y 1, KICK,
ATTORN E Y-AT-L AW,
St. Hbi.kns, - - Oiikoon.
Deputy Dlatrict Attorney for Col lunula Co.
T. A. MrliNlDS.
ICUUIIIK a PRESHER,
A. B. Dliisma.
AT TO RN E Y S-at-L A W.
Oregon City , Oregon .
Prompt attention given lumt-olnce business.
M'lTI.Ki
SURVEYOR and
CIVIL ENGINEER,
St. Helens, Oregon.
County surveyor. Lund surveying, town
plntting, and engineering work promptly
done.
that city has an organized hand of mur
derera in its midst. An effort is being
maue to ierrei inetn out.
0. E. Thurmond, County Superintend
ent ol Schools at Santa Barbara, has been
held for trial on a charge of altering the
records of the County Board of Educa
tion. Excellent fruit has been produced in
Murray, Idaho, this season. The success
which has attended this initial venture
has encouraged many, who will plant
orchards in those high altitude! this fall.
The Secretary of the Sealers' Associa
tion of British Columbia estimates th it
the total seal catch of the British Co
lumbia sealers will be about 45,003 skins,
wbioh, compared with the catch of last
year, shows falling off of 16 per cent.
Referring to the finds of remains of
extinct animals, none is more curioni
than that of finding the antlers and
bones of an elk 108 feet below the sur
face in a shaft that was being sunk on a
ledge near Newbridge, Or., this season.
They were found imbedded in a stratum
of gravel.
The census bureau has made nubile
the statistics of the manfacturing and
mechanical industries of Los Angeles,
which for 1800 are as follows : Number
of industries, 83; number of establish
ments, 747: capital Invested, 16,817,088 ;
hands employed, 4,950; wages paid, $3.-
474,618: cost of materials nsed. $5,00!,-
102; value of product, 111,877 005.
James Campbell, the projector of the
Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad, has
returned to Los Angeles from Han Fran
cisco, where he had a conference with
President 8. U. li. Clark of the Union
Pacific, and an agreement was arrived at
regarding traffic arrangements. Mr.
Campbell states that he has almost com
pleted nls arrangements, and that in a
year's tbne Union Pacific trains will be
running into Los Angeles.
At a meeting of the California Raisin
Growers' Association at Fresno recently
it was stated that the oulnlon both In
California and throughout the Eastern
markets is that reduction in the price of
raisins will not increase sales. The con
dition of the market is good. All effort s
to break the market bave been headed
off for the present and perhaps for this
year. The price of raisins will be held
up to the schedule price indefinitely.
Same interesting Indian mummies
are in the possession of Dr. Morrow of
Pendleton. Or. Tbev were disooverrd
one year ago on Long Island in the Col
ombia river, buried In a mound of sand.
One of tbem Is a figure ol a full-grown
adult, evidently ol great age. ineomer
la of a roans child. Both are perfectly
preserved, having hair and teeth intact.
The skull of the younger one baa been
removed, showing the covering of the
brain. The moccasins are vet on them, I
and are hardly changed.
The Dnlamar Mining? Comrjanv is
threatened with an apes suit that may
become historical in the history of min
ing litigation in Idaho. Tim Regan,
owner of two-fifths of the Stoddard prop-1
ertv, claims that it holds the apex of the
Deiemar Company's ore oodles, tie nai
recently been doing some work to prove
his theory, and expects soon to com
mence suit for an accounting. A very
large amount of money will be involved.
The Delamar Company recently pur-,
chased the otner three-niths.
Ground has been broken for the im
mense ditch to be constructed through
the Columbia delta by the Walla Walla
and Columbia irrigation uompany, and
by March 1, 1803, the proposed reclaim
ing of 10,000 acres of as fine land as can
be found In the Pacific North weit will
have been made possible by securing for
that land a supply ol water more tnan
part of the curriculum,
The University of Wisconsin has or
ganized a university extension depart
ment under Lyman P. Powell, formerly
of Johns Hopkins University.
Columbia College accounts for the de
crease of numbers noticeable in the class
of 1806 in the arts department by the
I fact that the standard of scholarship has
' raited. .
In the early years of Yale College and
until 1707 the names of the graduates
were arranged not alphabetically, but in
the order of the social rank of the fami
lies to which they belonged.
i The New York Board of Education has
taken a caution" step toward the intro
duction of tbe Froebel system by mak
ing an appropriation of f 26,000 for kind
ergarten classes in the primary schools
of that c.ty.
The movement against the employ
ment of married women as teachers in
tbe public schools has extended to Chi
cago. That city employs 3,000 teachers,
P5 per cent, of whom are women, and
400 or 500 of these are married.
Throughout all Spanish America no
young man is considered thoroughly ed
ucated until he can speak at least two
languages beside his own. In Chili
French and German are universally
learned, and it is now becoming the fash
ion to study English.
Physical Director Stagg that's what
they call him has decided that the stu
dents in the Chicago University shall
kick football three times a week for ex
ercise, at least the young men. The
young ladles walk an hour, and take fif
teen minutes' exercise iu the gymnasium.
EASTERN ITEMS.
The Honorary Thirty-third
Degree of Masonry.
SEVEN NEW BISHOPS MADE.
Well-Known Horseman Gets Six
Wei I -Deserved Years in
the Penitentiary.
Chicago barred "Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay"
from ita civic parade.
Stamford, Conn., baa Just celebrated
its 250th anniversary.
Severe weather is reported by the in
coming Atlantic steamers.
Tbe Lake Shore road is being double
tracked between Buffalo and Chicago.
A societv haa been formed at Phila
delphia to promote the eating of horse
uesu. j
The late General John Pone left an
estate of about f 25,000 of $30,000 to his
children.
Chicago is fortunate In having? discov
ered a new supply of natural gas at this
juncture.
Kansas commercial traveleri have or
ganized a State association for mutual
WORLD'S FAIR NOTES.
The Weight and Value of the Exhibit
From the Mikado's Empire A
Dairy School Etc.
A large model of Columbus' ship
Santa Maria, made by a deaf mute in
Madrid, is to be sent to the World's Fair
in Ciilcago.
A big row between the national and
local officers, of the fair regarding the
rules for governing the exposition next
year is now on.
The Prince of Wales is not likely to
visit Chicago next year. If the fair is
kept open a second season, he mar come
over ana ioox at it.
JaDan World's Fair Onmmiaalnnnra
say that their exhibition will weigh over
2,000 tons and be worth over (1,000,000.
They will show samples of art never be-
lore seen in tms country.
Tbe railroads centering: in Chicago
have given orders for the construction of
more than 1,500 passenger cars and 400
locomotives, to be delivered prior to May
1, 1893, in anticipation of the increase of
business during tbe World's Fair.
Tennessee is not a maritime State, bnt
schooner built on the Clinch river has
just arrived at Chicago, having voyaged
along rivers and canals, making 1,800
out oi tne z.ooti miles under sail. She
la loaded with East Tennessee exhibits.
Liquor will be sold in Jackson Park
daring the World's Fair. After a long
discussion the National Commission de
cided that it would not interfere with
contracts made by the Chicago directors
for the sale of light beverages and stim
ulants.
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wiT . . v t I Sam Moey.a Chicago Chinese mer-
AtiviiuiKiuDiiuir MfBUBlinUAUD nhanr hoi vaaai van n fismotiAn fvAm
fuel gas from oil that will be cheaper ' the Treasury Department that 200 artiste
than natural gaa. Bnd ctors for the proposed Chinese the-
Tbe government haa decided that nn ' ater during the World's Fair can he im-
more contracts with Indian attorneys ' ported by having each obtain the proper
PERSONAL MENTION.
Order of Shefkakat Conferred Upon the
Daughter of the British Ambas
sador to Turkey.
The Duke of Edinburgh Is composing
music to a uoretto by carmen Bylva,
Ex-Senator Piatt once led the village
choir, and was considered a fair singer
py ine cnurcn members.
Mr. Cleveland's Buzzard's Bay resi
lience, uray uaoies, is lor sale, it is
stated that Mr. Cleveland will again
make his summer home at Marion.
One of the beat portrait painters of
Boston is a woman, Mrs. Phoebe Picker
ing Jenks, who devotes berseii exclu
sively to the portraits of women and
children.
Mrs. Martha A. Hogan, Mrs. Mary A.
Fassett and Mrs. Sarah A. Fassett, trip
lets, were present at a celebration at
Waltbam, Mass., the other day. They
are 69 years old.
Marv A. Dickens, daughter of Charles
Dickens, Jr., who waa for a time on the
will be approved,
A lead and zinc mining company has
been organized at East St. Louis with a
capital stock of $1,000,000.
Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, the Philadelphia
specialist in nerve disease, haa invented
a cigar containing no nicotine.
.Collector of Customs Fannigan of El
Paso has been Indicted for assisting Chi
nese to enter the United States.
The Mechanical Rubber Conmanv.
with a capital of $15,000,000, was incor-
poraiea at irenton, ss. j, last week;.
The Dean typewriter, invented bv a
Minneapolis man, haa passed to the con
trol of a New York trust company for
ti,ZUU,UUU,
For the first time in tbe experience of
ine new xorK ponce a umnaman was
arrested there the other day for being
drunk in the streets.
A vessel has reached New York with
cases of the disease known as beri-beri
in Japan on board. It resembles yellow
fever in some respects.
Ann O'Delia DisDebar, the spook
priestess, was arrested at Quincy, III.,
one day last week for stealing $1,000
from a friend at Elgin, 111.
At point north of Reading. Pa., water
is so scarce that the railroads have to
guard their tanks, and mountain fires
have broken out in several places.
An official of the Big Four says that
the manifest system now in use on. the
road is worth 1,500 cirs to the company,
so much more promptly are freights
moved.
A circular issued by tbe order of Rail
way Telegraphers to operators contains
a number of question which railroad
managers object to have their employes
answer. "
For famishing medicine to an 18-year-old
girl at Columbia, S. 0., for a crimi
nal operation uoionel J. a. Morrow, tbe
well-known horseman, gets six years'
imprisonment.
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor says he will recom
mend the federation to boycott all of the
Carnegie Steel Company's product
turouguoui tne united estates,
certificates,
The three local banks of Bo'se City
the Boise National, the First National
and the Capital State have agreed to
advance $5,000 for the purpose of aiding
laano in mating a creditable exbiuit at
the World's Fa.r. Commissioner Wells
has discovered that many people are
willing to guarantee the repayment of
tbe money advanced re tbe Commission
er if the next Legislature fails to grant
mm a sumcient appropriation to carry
on the work. In case the Lgislatnre
makes the necessary appropriation, the
so.uuu win oe returned trom tbe amount
set aside for World's Fair purposes to the
banks making the advances. Otherwise
the parties who bave pledged themselves
as sureties will have to see that the
banks are repaid. The $5,000 will great
ly aid the Commissioner in his work.
Among the thousand and one attrac
tions at the Columbian Fair not theleaat
vrill be the dairy school, as it will be in
effect. It is the intention of Chief Buch
anan of the agricultural department of
the fair to make the dairy branch an
object lesson of the highest value to
every farmer who attends the exposition.
His plans, which have been long under
consideration, have already begun to
crystallize, and unless the unforeseen
prevents, the dairy school will be a su
preme example of what such an exhibit
should be. In the first place be haa se
cured from the owners of valuable stock
the promise to furnish him selected cows
representing all the leading breeds,
while the general government has agreed
to put experts in charge of the tests and
analyses, and the directors of the fair
will equip the necessary buildings with
11 needed appliances.
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A railroad with a guage of but twenty
four inches is now being built in North
Carolina. It ia run from Hot Springs
vwavuH va vraoai 1VI m ellUQ MIA L.UV7 . . J
stage, is now in literature, and contrib- j SeM toS Tennessee border to Laurel
ntes to the journal that her father edits river distance of twenty-four miles.
Father Haire, who was pastor of the
Immaculate Conception Church of Balti
more for little over a year, has been
appointed Superior of the Order of the
Bisters ot Ubanty lor tbe United State.
and which her illustrious grandfather
once carried on.
The clay model of the statue of Gen
eral George B. McClellan, which is to be
erected in Philadelphia, has , been scru
tinized by Vice-President Morton and
Major McClellan, brother of "Little
Mac," and they regard the likeness ex
cellent. ,
Boatswain John C. Thompson, U. S.
N., who has been attached to the Brook
lyn navy yard for the last fifteen years,
ba been placed on the retired list.
Boatswain Thompson is a veteran of the
Mexican war, ana haa seen fifteen year
oi active service,
President Harrison Acts Favorably Upon
Two Aplications for Pardon The
New Postal Card.
The new postal card with a paid reply
has been placed on sale in all first-class
offices.
W. T, BuumtY.
limNKV A DIUPKK,
J. W, Drapicr.
ATTORNEYS-at-LAW,
Oregon City, Oregon.
The Pope is now in hi 83d year, and
in ran s f ield Marsnai uanroDert la 85,
and Marshal McMahon, who is still
straight as a dart and retaining a mag
nificent seat in his saddle, ia 83. Kos
suth, the Hungarian . patriot, has just
celebrated his 90th birthday. Prince
Camille Rohan has recently died at the
aI OO anJ , V a aamA n L. ... I.l -f
ury in the case of the the late Earl of Essex.
sufficient for ali purposes of agriculture,
The water will be taken from the Walla
Walla river at a point about nine miles
above Wallula, and st this point the
work was begun.
The coroner's
Twelve vears' exile! Irnoe as
the United MtatM Lund Ofllce here.
Register of
recom
mends us in Otis niiei ittlty of nil kinds of
linaliieaa before tin Land Otll'ie or the
Courts antl involving the Uenerul tami
Office.
B
1OCKKNI1R0U0H a COWINU, '
ATTORNEY-at-LAW,
Oregon City, Oregon.
( Lata speciul agent of General hind office. )
lloniesteiitl, Pre-emption, and Timber
Land uniilicatlona. mid other Land Olnce
liusinew. a amcialty. Office, second floor,
Lund Ollit e Building.
AwiwArki Anlnatrm Ak T.ia Anirelea. bv
which even persons were killed and a Prof. E. N. Horsford of Cambridge,
large number Injured, gave a verdict ex- the great believer in Ericssen a the true
onerating the man in charge of t'je fire- discoverer of America, has received from
works. The Jury express the opinio-! the King of Denmark the decoration of
that the mortars used for the purpose ol Knight of the Royal Order of Danne-nrlno-e
bombs had been tampered with, brog. This is a very ancient order of
and that if the proper police protection knighthood it was founded in the mid
had been furnished by the committee in die ages reserved for a score or two per
charge of the celebration the accident sons of distinction,
would not have happened. This verdict Edward Blake, the eminent Canadian
Inrf catea the lurv accented the theory tiv.i k... i. .iui
that boys poured gunpowder into the be, 0f parliament, has been invited to
talk on home rule in Boston at an early
date. Aianson w. .Beard, William K.
.JAPANESE;
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mortars before the latter were loaded.
A diacoverv made at Vancouver. B. 0..
bv the legal fraternity has bad rather a
startling effect. On October 1 the act of
the Legislature setting apart the new
Vancouver judicial aistrict came into
fnrne. Tt provided that when It came
into force the Sheriff of the New West
minister district should have the power
Barrett, Rev. Stopford Brooke, Mayor
Matthews and other prominent Boston-
ians, in addition to leading Irish-Americans,
signed the request.
The late M. Renan wrote a vast num
ber of personal letter from civilitv
rather than inclination and often with
CURB
A new and complete treatment, (pn.istlngpf
Riiiiiiiwltorkw, Ointments In liauanlea, elan in
box and IMlla: a I'oaltlve cure lor Bxteriiiu, in
ternal, blind and Hleedlug, Itching, Chroiilo,
Iteecnt or Hereditary riles, and many other
illaeasea anrl female woakneaaea: It la alwayaa
grout henellt to the ftiii.rnl health, (lie Itrat
diacoverv nf a medical cure rendering u opera
tion wltli tne knife unnoeea.ary hereafter. 1 hi;
Hetnadvhnneor been known to fall. II per
box. u for 16; aent hy mall. Why aitfler from thla
torrlhledlaeaao when a written guarantee, la
given with 6 boxea, to refund the money If not
Surod. Hentlataiup for free wample. ''j''''
Issued hy WooiiAao, :i.Aaas Co., Wholoaale
antl Retail druggists, Hole Ageiils, I'ortlaud, or.
to aerve the Processes tben in blS ll nlt, ..... Imnhlo 1 1 waa araa tn u
and that his Jurisdiction should then and lak conversations. He hardly ever
cease. It waa expeciea tnai as soon as dropped an epistle into a letter box
the new act came into force W. 8. Pat- wjthout wishing he had not penned it,
terson, who haa been acting as Sberitl and na 0ften (ell asleep when engaged
Armstrong's deputy there for four years, in private correspondence,
would be appointed Sheriff for the new . ..,,.""
T"r'i- i . i..,.ni ... .r,..l. I Rev. Dr. Parkhuret of Trlnltv M. E.
and now, by the declaration of the act, Church, Charleatown, Mass., delivered
ill work done within tbe confines of the ddI8 th er Sunday night, in
new Vancouver district since October 1 j which he assailed the character of the
- ohHr im.inn. of the old West- discoverer of America. Dr. Parkhuret
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minister district, which embraced Van
couver, is Illegal. The effect of this will
be fae-reaolilng, ana no ena oi legay
muddle will be the inevitable result.
denounced Columbus as a liar and seeker
after gold, and said that, although Co
lumbus professed to be profoundly reli
gious, he was at heart a very bad man.
Ttpperusalem is the name of town
in Oklahoma. Tipperusalem was the
happy compromise between one pro
moter who wanted to name the place
Tepperaryand another who desired to
can it Jerusalem.
Wheat at St. Louis is lower than ever
known. The market i weighed down,
and the flow of wheat from farmers'
hands ia like a deluge. This is the result
of the " hoid-your-wheat " circular of
last year.
Another leper haa been discovered in
rbiiadelpbla, and tbe victim is a woman.
Tbe woman will bave for ber compan
ions a Chinaman and Japanese, who
have been at the hospital for some time
awaiting death from the dreadful dis
ease. ......
Chinamen are now being smuggled
into the United State from Windsor,
Ont., via a new route. Formerly they
were landed in Detroit, but now they
are put aboard a steamer and taken
down the river and across the lake to
Toledo and vicinity.
The suit for the ownership of land
now occupied oy railroads on both sides
of too river on wbicn rests tbe interna
tional bridge at Buffalo, N. Y., haa com
menced in the Superior Court at Buffalo.
It involves the city's rights and about
12,000,000 wortb oi property.
Rev. Dr. John Hall and Rev. Robert
Russell both have resigned from the
Board of Directors of the Union Theo
logical Seminary a a result of the com
plications following the seminary's dis
pute with the Presbyterian Church. It
is said the other directors will withdraw.
In the executive session of the House
of Bishops at the Episcopal convention
at Baltimore seven new Bishops were
made. Among them are Rev. W. M
Barker for Western Colorado, Rev. Jo
seph Horsehall Johnson for Northern
Michigan and Rev. Lemuel Henry Wells
for Spokane.
The Olympic Club at New Orleans
during tbe annual Mardi Grae festivities
have provided for three prise fights. The
men who will do battle are Champion
James J. Oorbett and Charley Mitchell
of England; Jim Hall and BobFiUsim
mons, the middle-weight pugilists;
Champion Jack McAuliffe and Dick
Burke, the champion light-weight pugil
ist of England.
Secretary Rusk says in regard to the
alleged diecovery of pleuro-pneumonia
by the British inspectors among Ameri
can cattle that the American inspector
assert it was catarrhal pneumonia.
General Flagler, chief of ordaance, in
his annual report calls attention to the
inadequacy of the general appropriation
for arming and equipping tbe militia.
i avhiAh at t.hA laat eAaainn of Ponirftna
was still further reduced. :
The annual report of Adjutant-General
Williams of the army recommends
that the annual appropriations for tbe
National Guard be increased from $400,
000 to $1,000,000. Referring to tbe ques
tion of the advisability of enlisting In
dians, tbe report states that it has been
confirmed by the experience of the past
year.
Chili's $75,000 indemnity draft for the
Baltimore's sailors has been sentto Paris
for collection. Since it waa turned over
to the State Department it has passed
through the hands of the Secretary of
the Wavy and secretary oi tne Treasury,
the latter having it forwarded through
the regular channel for collection, for,
when honored by tbe Pari bank upon
which it is drawn, the amount will be
deposited with tbe United States Treas
urer, from whom it will be drawn by the
beneficiaries noon checks signed by the
disbursing officer of the Navy Depart
ment. The plan of making the allot
ment is still unsettled, but Secretary
Tracy thinks favorably of a proposition
for a department board to make the dis
tribution after examination into the
medical records of the men injured and
other report made by the officers of the
Baltimore. ,
President Harrison has acted upon
two applications for pardon, granting
them both, for the reason that the pris
oners concerned were about to die, and
to be effective the pardons must bs is
sued at once. In this view the Presi
dent was prompted to put in abeyance
for a few minutes his own great personal
Borrow. One of the prisoners pardoned
is Lee Sing, convicted of perjury In the
United States Court for the Northern
Distrlot of New York January 26, 1892,
and sentenced to the Albany peniten
tiary for one year. He was charged with
being unlawfully in this country, and an
investigation proved tbe charges. His
pardon was urged by the Superintendent
and physician of the prison and the Dis
trict Attorney. The other i Marshall
Wheeler (colored), convicted in the
United States District Court of South
Carolina of carrying on business as a re
tail liquor dealer without having paid
the tax. He was sentenced August 18,
1892. to six months' imprisonment in
York county jail. The jail physician,
Bueritr and lbatrict Attorney recom
mended the pardon.
FOREIGN LANDS.
The Czarina of Russia Kisses
a Hospital Nurse.
LONDON'S POOR STARVING.
Children's Dances All the Rage in
Paris Valuable Discovery
of Nitrates Etc.
Deaths from cholera in France since
ast April nave footed up 3,184.
The Pall Mall Gazelle, London, haa
uocu auiu lur ,liaj,taju, i I (aid.
All the hotels of Switzerland have bail
a summer oi exceptional prosperity.
ranee has gained manv important
concessions irom tne sultan of Morocco.
The Queen ia said to be disturbed hn.
cause of the mutiny among the Windsor
troops.
An American author in Paris aimiJ
Harris has received the Lesion of Ilnnn
riuuon.
The threatened strike of rmtton num.
tives in England will affect 13.0m.nnn
! .. .11 ' -----
Bjniiuies.
The vonns King of finain ia ramnrln.
from the cold he caught at the HevilU
uoiumons lete.
Lord Randolph Chnrc'illl it la atabwt
has practically abandoned noiitina for
commercial interests.
The French war office haa nroviitivi
for the enrollment of between 6,000 and
7,000 bicyclists in war.
The government haa decided tn am.
chase a number of trunk telephone sys
tems throughout Ireland.
Rev. James Spnrton haa so far reeov.
ered his health as to be able to resume
bis pastoral duties in I.jutlon.
Starvation threatens thousands of the
poor of London. Many deaths from
hunger have already occurred.
In London tbe opinion is widelv nttar.
tained that the Queen will annoint fUr
Theodore Martin poet laureate.
The increase of crime in Guuenw la
said to be due to the "abnormal thirat
of tbe laboring classes for liquor."
It is believed that General Booth of
the Salvation Army is desirous of aban
doning his " Darkest England " scheme.
A monument to Millet has been nn.
veiled at Cherbourg, France, with great
ceremony, and is pronounced a fine work-
oi art.
Five village in Kutsis in Transcan.
caaia have been destroyed bv an earth.
quake. Many lives are reported to have
been lost.
Great Britain is to issue a new itimn
of the value of 44 pence 9 cents to be
available for all postal, telegraphic and
revenue purposes.
A diaoatch received in Brnaaela from
the Congo Free State confirms the re
port that the natives had murdered Sub
Lieutenaat Biegois.
In Paris the authorities are endeavor.
ing to put a stop to the bogus picture
b es conaiaauy occurring, ana at Wfiictt
many are swindled.
Children's dances are all the rstm In
Pari, the most popular of them beinir
one known as the Maaka, which has been
imported irom ttussia.
The approaching reconsenration nf the
Luther Memorial Church in Wittenburg,
uermany, promises to be a ceremony of
extraordinary splendor.
It is reported that a valuable discov
ery of nitrate haa been fonnd near
Mount Darwin in tbe direction of the
Hanyani river, South Africa.
The official information shows that.
while the cholera ia decreasing in Ham
burg, Germany i in increased danger
from an invasion from Russia.
The proportionate nnmber nf births In
Russia is nearly double that of France,
while the German population increase
faster than that of .any other country.
Pari with a Population of abont 2.500.-
000 haa fewer than 100 negroes within ita
limits, it is claimed that the colored
population of all France is less than 550.
The law of Denmark now gives to
every Danish subject, male or female,
the right to a pension at 60 years of age
except in cases of convicted criminals.
A golden throne of the value of 20,
000 will be presented to the Pope by the
chapters of the various cathedrals in
Christendom on the occasion of hi ju
bilee next year. ,,.
' It is officially announced in Spain that
thi new commercial treaty between
Spain and the United States covering
trade with the Antilles ia favorable to
Spanish industries.
The Ameer of Afghanistan Is endeav
oring to secure British help in having
his illegitimate son recognised, a the
successor to the throne, which hi sub
jects violently oppose.
The institution at Wiemar known
the Goethe-Schiller Archives is about to 1
become a universal German archive to !
contain the literary remain ot all the
great German writers.
The Chilian government a a token of
its desire to renew good feeling and
friendship with the United States will
send tbe cruiser Capitan Prat from
France to represent her in the naval
demonstration next spring.
Baron Hirsch is about to distribute
among English charities another $100,
000 of his turf winnings. This will en
able those who were cleaned out to recou p
to some extent, if they are not particu
lar about accepting charity.
A wealthy Australian has bought the
late Lord Alfred Tennyson's birthplace
Somerby in Lincolnshire which he
intends to convert into a museum for
relics, etc., similar to the Shakespeare
Hathaway cottage at Stratford-on-Avon.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Prodae. Fruit, ate.
Wheat Nominal. Valley, $1.22),
1.26j Wall Walla, $1.151.16)i P
cental.
Fxodb Standard, $3.65; Walla Walla,
$3.65; Graham, $3.15; Superfine, $2.60
per barrel.
Oats New, 4345o per bushel;
rolled, $6.506.76 per barrel: $6.50(3
6.75 per bag; $3.76 per ease.
Hat $1113 per ton.
MnxsTorrs Bran, $16; shorts, $19:
ground barley, $22.5025 ; chop feed, $21
22 per ton; whole feed barley, $18319;
middings, $2628 per ton; brewing
barley. $1.10(31.15 per cental: chicken
wheat, $1.20 per cental.
orTTaB Uregon fancy creamery, 82J,
a35c: fancv dairv. 80032 Uct fair to
good, 2527Ke; common, 1520o per
pound. ).
Chess Oregon, ll12c; Young
America, 12c per pound.
Kaon Oregon. 30c : Eastern. 23Un ner
- u , , i y m - r
dozen.
Poultry Old Chicken, 14.00(3)4.60;
young, $3.003.60; ducka, $4.00(85.50;
geese, nominal, $8.009.00 per dozen;
turkeys, 12 13c per pound.
VsoiTAjjua Cabbage. $1.0" (2)1.50 per
cental ; Onion, 76c$l per cental ; pota
toes, 7590o per cental; Oregon cu
cumbers, 10g)lSc per dozen; tomatoes,
85c per box; Oregon turnips, 15c per
dosen; young carrot, 15c per dozen;
beets, 16c per dozen; sweet potatoes,
$1.75 per cental ; Oregon cauliflower, 75o
(gll.uu per dozen ; celery, 80c per dozen.
Jf Burr vregon peacnee, Ci.ZuCgl.MJ
per box; Sicily lemons, $9.50; Cali
fornia lemons, $7.008.00 per box;
canta leaps, $1.501.75 per dozen ; water
melon, 1.261.60 per dozen ; California)
grapes, $1.001.25 per box; Oregon
grapes, 4576c per box ; pineapples, $3
per dozen ; uregon pear, zi.zb(gi.60 per
box; banana, $3.004.00 per bunch;
quince, $1.50 per box ; orange. $3.00
per box ; cranberries, $10.00 per barrel :
apples, 75c$1.60.
Staple erawaanaa. .
Hohit Choice comb. 15(317o per
pound ; new Oregon, 1820c
Salt Liverpool, $14.60017.00: stock,
$10.50(311.50 per ton.
Rica Ialand. $6.00(35.60 : Japan. 14.85
percental.
Dbud Fauns Petite prunes, 10(3 Uo;
s;lver,ll14c; Italian,12o14c; German,
10llc; plum,66c: apples. 4X89Jc:
evaporated apricots, 1616c; peacbes.
12 16c; pears, 7c per pound.
Corrza Costa Bica,21c;Kio,20,c-,
Salvador. 20c: Mocha. 27ffli30c: Java.
27!l(330c: Ar buckle's 100-pound cases.
23 17-20c per pound.
Usams Small wblte, 3c; pink, 3c;
bayoa. 3c; butter, So; limas, 3j-c per
ponna.
Steuf Eastern, in barrels, 4055e;
half-barrels, 42X67ie; in cases, 35(9
80c per gallon ; $2.25 per keg. California
in barrels, 2040e per gallon; $1.75 per
keg.
Sooab Net prices: D,4ie; Golden O,
4c; extra O, 4c; Magnolia, A, 4c;
granulated, hc; cube crushed and pow
dered, he; confectioners' A, 6o per
pound ; maple sugar, 15(3 16c per. pound.
Canned Goom Table fruits, assorted
ned $1.75(32.00; peaches, $1.85(32.10;
lett pears, $1.75(32.00 ; plums, $1.37
L50; strawberries, $2.25(32.40; cher
ries, $2.25(32.40; blackberries, $1.86(9
2; raspberries, $2.40; pineapples, $2,259
2.80; apricots, $1.65(32.00. Pie fruits:
Assorted, $1.20; peaches, $1.26; plums,
$1.10(31.20; blackberries, $1.25(31.40 per
dozen. Pie fruits, gallons Assorted,
$3.26(33.50; peaches, $3.50(34.00; apri
cots, $3.50(34.00; plums, $2.75(33.00;
blackberries, $4.00(34.50. Vegetables:
corn, $1.40(31.85; tomatoes, 5e$1.00;
sugar peas, 95c3$1.00; string beans, 903
96c per dosen. Meats: Corned beef, Is, v
$1.26; 2s, $1.86(32.00; chipped beef,
$2.10 ; lunch tongue, Is. $3.10; 2s, $5.60
deviled ham, $1.60(32.76 per dosen.
Fish: Sardines, 76c1.66; lobsters, $2.30
3.60; salmon, tin Mb. talis, $1.26
l?s U6" 2-252.W. X
DbL, $5.60. ;
KUoallanaoma. .....
Naitjs Base quotation: Iron, $3.00:
steel, $3.00; wire, $3.50 per keg. ,
IaoN Bar, 2c per pound: pig iron,
$2427 per ton.
Stsets 10)o per pound. ,
Tin I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qual
ity, $8.28(38.75 per box; for crosses, $3
extra per box: rooflno-. 14x20. nrim
quality, $6.62(36.75 per box; I. C. coke
plates, 14x20, prime quality, $7.50(38.00
per box. -
Lsad 4c per pound; bar, ejtfe.
Shot $1.80 per sack,
' HoE8X8HOKS-$5.
Naval Stobsb Oakum, $4.50(35 per
bale; roain, $4.805 per 480 pounds ; tar,
Stockholm, $13.00; Carolina, $9.00 per
barrel ; pitch, $6.00 per barrel ; turpen
tine, 66c per gallon in carload lot.
Hides, Wool and Bops.
Hidzs Dry hides, selected prime, 7
8c; l)c less for culls: green, selected,
over 65 pound. 4c j under 65 pounds, 3c ;
sheep pelts, short wool, 8050c; me
dium, 60080c; long, 90c3$1.26; shear
ings, 1020c; tallow, good to choice, S
3c per pound.
Wool Umpqua Valley, 1819c; fall
clip, 1316c; Willamette Valley, 15(3
18c, according to quality; Eastern Ore
gon, 10iao per pound, according to
condition. .
Hop 19(3210, according to condition.
Thm Meat Hark.
Bkkf Live, l)i2o; dressed, 4Jtf
English papers are bubbling over with
praise of the graciousness of the Czarina
in kissing a hospital nurse who had been
in the midst of cholera Infection an
impulsive, womanly way of showing her
admiration for the nurse' bravery and
self-sacrifice.
Mrs. Pyne has been admitted to the
London Society of Compositors, and re
ceives the same wages aa the male print
era in the establishment in which she Is
employed. This is spoken of aa a new
thing in London. . The printers' unions
in this country have long admitted wom
en to their rank.
Morrow Live, SVQSXc; dressed. 6c j
lambs, live, 8J3ic: dressed. 8c.
Hooe Live, 4c; dressed, oo.
VsAL 48,8c per pound.
Shokbd Msats Large ham,
!3c; medium ham,133. 14c; breakfast
bacon, 13 16c; dry salt sides, lOXc:
moked aides, 1213o per pound.
Labd Compound, in tins, 9c; pure,
in tins, 124"313c; Oregon, ll13o
per pound.
Mounting Heavy Oaaa.
The disadvantage of mounting heavy
guna in pairs bus become very generally
recognized. Their separation is now con
sidered as essential to safe use, and ships
whose guns are mounted aingly in spore.
sons will prove to be the most effective.
United Service Gazette.
A Lobatar Gain to thm Show.
A lobster measuring- 84 inches in length
and weighing 19X pounds was taken
from a trap In St. Andrew's bay, near
Roblnaton, Me., one day recently. The
specimen will be prepared by a taxidermist
and placed on exhibition at th World'
fair.