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MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1893.
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SOCIETIES OF MKDFOBJ).
A. O. TT. W. Lodtre Ho. SS, meets every flrst
.anil thiT-H Wx1njil rtv '4n th month at 8 D. m.
' a their .halW-in thfl opera block. Visiting
-brothers Invited to attend.
r7,P.H.LMATB,M.W.
LA. Wkbb, Recorder.
W R a. Chester A. Arthur Corns No. 84.
iineets second and foarUT Thursday's .pf each
.month at S o'clock p. m., at A. K. taU, in
Juua e tows duiiuiuk.
Mrs. Naknib M. Woolt, Pr. ta
il rs. Edith Bradbkry, See.
K. of P. Talisman lodge No. 31, meets Mon
day evening at 8 p. m. Visiting brothers al
.ways welcome. - m. rnitois, u. u.
-JFrank Shiqslxr, K. of R, and S.
L O. O. P. Lodge No. 83. meets in I. O. O. P.
ball every Saturday at at 6 p. m. Visiting
snrotners always welcome.
A. C. NICHOLSON, N. G.
J. R. WlLSOS, Kec. Sec
I. O. O. p. Rosrue River Encampment, Ledge
3o. 30, meets in L O. O. f. JjalT we' .second and
onrtn weanesaays at eaca montn at p. in.
J..A. WBBB.C. P.
B. S. Wkbs, Scribe.
Olive Rebekah Lodge Mo. SS. meets in I. O.
(P.P. hall first and third Tuesdays of each
visuuii sisicra mviKu to atuauu.
stH. iaiu i?- V-
HISS.DEUA Picas. See.
SS.
A. P. & A. M. Meets first Friday on or be-
rore lull moon at a p. m., in A. u. u. w.nau.
E. P. Gsabt.W.IL
MT. P. Ltfpihcott, See. See.
ti. A. R. Chester A. Arthnr Post . 47.
.meets in G. A. R. hall every second and foorjiM
nursoays m eacn monin at i :ju p. m.
- " N. B. Bbadbdbt. Com.
S. H. Hour, Adjt.
L O. O T-Heets Tuesday night at 7 p. in.
at a. o. t. w nau.
Fk&sk wait, C, T.
E. A. Johxsox, Rec. See.
W.C T. U. Meets at Presbyterian church
the second .and fourth Wednesdays of each
' " Mrs. Kosa DkGboqt. Pres.
Mrs. L. L. Aseus, Sec
Yonnv Peosle's Reading Circle TuesUaveven
fngat each week under the auspices of the
F. A. & L TJ. L. L. Polk lodge No. 965, meets
every Saturday at 8 p. m.
v" v - f. 4L Srrn, Pi
CHURCHES OF JfEDFOSD.
Christian Church-rS-.P. Grant, pastor." Reg
jilar services every Lord's day at U a. m. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Y. ?. S. C. E. meeting
crerf wuraif erenin? du. arreacuiug tne
flrst and third Lord's days at 11 a. m. and TJSO
p. m. Pastor's residence, room eight second
poor Odd Fellows' building. Prayer rejecting
,very inurauay evenrfiK, m ue cnurcn.
Methodist Episcopal ChnrcltK. S. Craven.
pastor. Services every Sunday morning and
.evening nsuat npors 4 or ecurcn services.
Epworth Leasue meets at S:30'p. m , Sunday.
Sunday school at 10 a. "m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. Pastor's residence on C
street, one diock soutn 01 aw omce.
Presbyterian Church Rev. A. S. Poster, nas
tor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and'J: p. m. ' Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Y. P. S. C. K., 6:15 p. m.
Junior Endeavor Society at 3 p. m Sunday.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7
iocs. ....
Baptist Church T. 11. Stecbens. fssiot.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 70 p. ml
Prayer meeting every Wednesday "erea
4ng. Siuday school at 10 a. m-
Methodist Episcopal Church South Rev. w.
T. Fenton pastor. Services every first and
se-urth - Sundays of each - month. Sunday
school every Sunday at 3 lOupm. ' "
rROFESSIOSAL CARDS.
pEXTZ fc WHITE,
- LAWYER?.
Practice in all Courts.
Mining, Corporation and Comppercial Law
and Collections. Special attention' given to
business of non-resiiisnts.
Notabt" Poejjc, Medford, Oregon.
FRANCIS FITCH,
ArWrtfofEY AT LAW,
Medbfd, Ore.
practice in an courts of state or TJ. S
M. I. VAWTER,
ATTQESEY AT LAW,
fiSte Bank Building. Medrd, Or
J. II. WHITMAN, -
ABSTRACTOR AND ATTORNEY
- AT LAW.
OfEce in bank building, Medford, f)r
Have te most complete and reliable abstracts
01 tuie m aacson county.
SSrL H. GRANT,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Medford, Oregon.
, Conner B and Fiflh Streets.
. . VEBSTE & HAMMOND,
Lionel B. Webtter. Austin S. Hammond
1
ATTOllNEYS AT LAW, .
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- Office I. O.O. F. building, . Medford, Or
E. B- PICKEX,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
' Medford, Or
Officer Rooms 2 and 3 i, O. O building.
'J. B. WAIT,
PHTSICIAST AN1J SURGEON,
Office in Childers Block,
Medford, Or
E. P- GEARY, '.
- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, '
Pfficc Cor. C and Seventh sts., Medford, Or
; J)R- O. F. DEMOREST,
' . RESIDENT DENTBT,
Makesa specialty of Sjstbua wofk at reMoa-
abjr rates.
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UMCord, Or.
' Office In Opera Hoaje,
PR, J. W. ODQERS,
;. ' DWS5T- ' ", ', '
- Has permanently located in Medford for tne
practice of dentistry. From a continued pi"e
lice of over 14 years. I am prepared to jruaraA
Xee entire satLsfaction. . . ? .
Give me a all. Ora fjjferera drug store.
GEO. T. MERRIMAN,
BLHCKSIHITHIKB, v
wtmitimiiiKfHinnitmnniniimiinimimiim h
E0R2E SHOEING AO
UIUMtmU,IAA4HIIIUItmitUlltlHlMIHIMIIHIIII
WS60H-jHPRI)lu.
gyentlf Street, Medford, Oreiou.j
Hardware:
-Nails, Loos, Blocks,
Saws, files, Hammers,
Stoves:
Heaters rPlaia or Fancy,
"Famous Bridge BeaeU" make.
Tinware:
Wash Boiler3, Pails,
Pans, CofiFee Boilers,
Miiaers' Supplies:
Powder, Fuse, Picks, -Stee.L
Shovels,- Pans.
Cutlery: - ; : -
I. X. 1,. aad 0. Y. B. Pocketj
Carving and Table Sets.
JSUumumtiou:
'New Club" Shot
Powder, Shot, Wads,
Rifle and Pistol Cartridges.
I Paints:
Lead, Oils, Varnishes,
Sherwin - Williams' " Paints.
Plows and Harrows:
Black Land, Canton Clipper,
Oliver Chilled and SteeL
ALL QUESTIONS OF METAL
can ha readily and cheaply salved by doing business with us.
BEEK, WHITESIDE & CO.,
Corner p and Seventh Streets, -
W. H. PARKER & SONS,
(Successors to Jas. A. Slover A Co.)
THE POPULAR DRUGGISTS.
Our line of Drags, Patent
. Medicines and Stationery i
js replete in every detail.
A FULL STOCK OF LEGAL BLANKS.
Prescriptions carefully compounded under directions of & registered payslciaa.
MEDFORD,
MOTEL MEDFORD
Formerly Gr$nd Central.
Best Accommodations in the City-
Rates Reasonable.
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Carpels. Paper, Gurlajps,
.-fife
....m...........H... it WEBB,
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U NDERTAKING 1
MMUIIIIIIIlie
ST. L VAWTER, .
Pres.
Wm. SLINQR5,
Vice Pres.
Jackson Coanty Sank.
CAPITAL, - $50,000 Medford, Oregon.
Loan money on approved security, receive deoosits subject to check,
and transact a general banking business on thi most favorable terms.
JCSrYour Business Solicited.
Corresp ondbnts:
Ladd & Bush, Salem. Anglo-California Bank, San Francisco.
Iadd & Tilton, Portland. Corbin Banking Co., N. Y
Parties wanting
FRUIT
of any kind will find tbem in stock
C. W. SKEEL & SON,
Agents for the Sugar Pine Door and Lumber Company, Medford, Ore:
Jl
IVescriptions Q&refolly Compounded.
Main Street, - ... afecbrd Oregon ,
' J. W, Iiawtpn,
o arr DBALBB IN rro. . '
1-frARNESS ANTr g ADDLERY.
Order Work Given Especial Attention.
REPAIRING IS RIGHT : IN C.MY . LINE.
SYgNTII STREET, -o-
GUNS
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GUNS
GUNS
:.
GUNS
Shells.
. , . - Medford, Orcmn.
: We carry the best brands
: of Cigars, Perfumes, Toilet
Articles and Drug Sundries
OREGON
Only white help employed.
M. FURDLN, PropT.
auiiiiHiiimitiiHfiMniiiiimMimuHutiMiitiiiiK
FURNITURE
niiiiiiHUHiiimiuiiuiHuiiuiiiiuuHuuMiinm?
rs,
MEDFORD.!!!!!
Picture Framinjr a Specialty. (Z
J. B. ENYABT,
Casbier
with
THE MORTAR
D$UG STOfE,
O. H. RASKINS, Prop'r.
HAS AHVTMIMa IM TNI UM OV n
Pure Dings, patent Medicines, Books,
Stationery,
PAINTS p OILS,
Tobaccocs, Cigars, Perfumery, Toilet Articles and
fiverytlilnir that Is carried In a first-
class DRUG STOKE,
MEDFORD, OREGON,
Being a Bachelor
has many a drawback If yon buy
your clothes hunhnzanl. I-oxt but
tons and unexpected rips have no
wrrors tor tuo wiioiess, needle and'
vuruauiess man wno lseiotbcd by
Fetscli, Tie Front Street Tailor.
Our suits require no
, at ter-tailorinK last
lonr and look well as
long as they last
Come In and--
Get Suitod
The sooner
--The better.
HAMILTON & PAW,
Ihe leading reil estate
agents of Medford, are still
slicing off the
1
to Buit their customers. A 1
bottom land for $30 per
acre. Good
IMPROVED FARMS
tor from $150 tajS2M per acre. Wo
have a Doe list of farm and
City Property
ajt your own price and on your
.wn terms. Write to us for in
formation, HAMILTON
TAYLER
Trie Fashionable
' Shoe Dealer
and Maker .
Latest styles In men's shoes, ladles'
button boots and .
OXFORD TIES.
Children's wear reslstinR shoes, cus
tom work and repairing promptly
attended to. OpposM" PoaloBlce.
MCOfOaD, r ORCOON.
Sliawrer & Nicholson,
CONTRACTORS :
AND BUILDERS.
we are nraeuvred to clr estttntttcs on anr
buUdiup from a woodshoxul to ftUue atptbu.
All work in our line numntml fim rUst
Medford,
Oregon.
If Anybody
Should Ask Ton
for a place in xedford where they
could get
Boots and Shoes Repaired
You would qaturally. tell them
g! C. Noble's
Because that you know his work
is first-class and guaranteed to
be Just as his customers want it
East Seventh St., Medford.
Your Best Girl
gazed Into our window yester
day for twenty minutes. She
was looking at
Engagement Rings,
but wouldn't hare you know It
for the world. The rings are
certainly lovely, but we cannot
ase tbem alL We selected ours
years ago.
Have You.
. selected yours?
PRITCHARO. THE JEWELER.
EOCENE
Is a BDecl&l brand of Burninr Oil. which we
manufacture expressly or r amili USE.
It la a Perfect Illuminator. .
It is Hifh Fire Test. w
It in of Uniform Quality
We guarantee It to be the highest possiblk
UUU Or ati:g oil ask for it.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
NEWS FROM ABROAD.
Rnxsia's grain crop this rear is con
siderably greater than that of a year
ago. .
Woman's suffrage in England will be
considered by the present parliament.
An amendment extending suffrage to
women has been introduced.
It is believed the Brazilian revolution
will take a decisive turn shortly. Hello
is said to be in desperate straits and
must soon make final effort against the
government
Emperor William opened the reichs-
tag with the usual ceremony. His speech
deult principally with army matters.
An increased appropriation for the needs
of the army was asked for.
The Electrio Street Railway company
of Ottawa has began the conveyance of
mails to and from the railway station.
The cars are specially built for the ser
vice. The postmaster general watched
the beginning of the service and he says
Ottawa is the first place in the world to
convey royal mails by electricity.
Another sensation involving; the Bank
of England has been sprung upon the
financial world. Chief Cashier F. May,
it is said, has been forced to resign. He
had absolute .power tq make .loons.
About $3,000,000 of his investments are
worthless. Efforts were made to cover
up the cashier's faulty work, hut if has
U come out
The New York Herald's rvirrmnnnrl.
-- .
ent in Rio Grande da Snl umrla xtrnrA
that) Robert Grant, United States oon
sniar agent ai jjesterro, nas been made
prisoner by the revolutionists. He was
arrested dnrinor a Rkirmluh hutnrnmi ln
government troops and. General Saraiva
ana u now cammed on Doara tne revo
lutionary steamer Iris, which is nff Tlivu
terro. The only crime of which he 't
recused is war, na aid not favor the
'olutionists.
Earn
Chunks
REGARDING HAWAII
SYNOPSIS OF THE. REPORT MADE
BY COMMISSIONER BLOUNT.
Ez-Mlnlster Stevens Charged With Con.
spiring to Overthrow the Faeen He
Landed the American Marines Before
the Provisional Government Was Pro
claimed.
Following is a telegraphic report sent
out from Washington aneht the Hawaiin
question.
The report of Special Commissioner
Blount, now on file at the state depart
ment ana to be sent to congress, will
show that the revolution in Hawaii in
January last was accomplished only by
the most shamef nl intervention on tlie
part of Minister Stevens, then our dip
lomatic representative at .Honolulu.
This report will show from the testi
mony of members of the provisional
government who took part in the over
throw of the queen, that this revolution
was accomplished as the result of a con
spiracy which they had formed with
the assistance of Minister Stevens, and
in which he, as the representative of the
United States, bore by long odds tho
most important part
It will assert that but for Minister
ftteven'a ArmA et rtic tinvpr rliA TAvnln-
tion could not have been accomplished.
and tnat his position and tne presence
of the marines and raaohinn guns over-
AWfvl tliA nnAim and lur mnnnrlpM. nnA
that nothing but the intervention of the
unuea ouues in ims maiter wouia D&ve
she did with tho express understanding.
accorded oy .rresidont uoie or tne pro
visional government, that the case was
in Via roilMVAil at Waalirnrrtn Anil 4no
tico done her by the president of the
united Slates.
fmnmiKKinnAr Rlnnnt's mrmrt. fnrthAr
asserts that Minister Stevens landed the
troops from the Boston long before there
was any Jroliil atazim tnr thMr nrAjumca
on Hawaiian aoil; that he declined to
remove them when required to do so by
tne government and lnionned tnat tne
intlinliHiM ii'm vnlllnw nil 11 w nltlA
to preserve order and to protect Ameri
can int-ATMtfir that thAM tnxiTMi werft
stationed across the street from the gov
ernment building in which Minister
Stevens knew the revolutionists were
about to read then proclamation, ana
that the revolutionary committee relied
upon the American troops to support
them in this act of rebellion; that Min
ister Stevens recognized the provisional
program before that government bad
Obtained possession of the departments
and military nowcr at Honolulu and
that tbpmilitary power was surrendered
os tne vneen surrendered, only tnrougn
awe of the superior force of the United
State. A creater consniracy asainst a
frienSy and independent power was
never carried on in the name of the
United States. To all intents and pur-
mcm it was the armed forces of tne
United States, led by a minister, that
assailed the Hawaiian, government and
overthrew It
Commissioner Blount did his work
with great thoroughness. During the
five or six weeks of his stay in Honolnla
he worked with the single purpose to
ascertain the truth. " He secured state-
the deposed queen, from members of the
committee of safety which brought
about the revolution, from omcers ana
from other persons' including the queen
herself. Some of these persons were
examined by Mr. Bloont, a stenogra
pher being present
A strike is on all along the Lehigh
Valley railroad.
The pension bureau has nnearthed at
Buffalo,' a wholesale scheme for defraud
ing the office.
The soldiers t Fort Sheridan rebelled
against the quantity and quality of the
. . . . .
rood lumisoea.
nivminr Mifcrhpll fttaTAA nmririnAlv
that the XIitbhelH3orbeti fight snail not
take place in r lono.
The publishers of The Sunday Mer
cury at Portland are under arrest,
charged with selling obscene matter to
minora.
ThA Rilmant farm, near Kannimalt
has been purchased by the British gov
ernment it being required for the new
fortifications.
Orders have bean issued to the train
men on the Boston and Maine railroad
to carry arms, owinz to the numerous
freight holdups by tramps.
xne snenn 01 son pernaraino county
tiaa wwlrAil A. AinnlA nt lilfvw1tmnnta
which whill be used in trailing criminals
in the mountains and on the desert
Ex-Secretary Tracy has been selected
to succeed ex-Jndce Remolds as an As
sociate of Shepard in the prosecution of
:ne election irauo cases uiiev i org.
Two bovs in the vicinitr of CVntAr.
ville, Fresno county, about 10 years of
age, were attacked with glanders, which
had been communicated from diseased
horses. One of them, named Cassell.
died in great agony.
Prendergast, who assassinated Mayor
Harrison at Chios cro. obiecta to the tiIaa
of insanity which his attorneys propose
so enter. - no says is sane ana don t
want to plead to croziness.
V The cruiser Columbia has mn tA
title of Queen of the Ocean. Her aver.
age speed lor 88 knots is 28.81, but she
steamed 7 knots of tho ran at th nr.
age of 25.08 knots an hour. '
There is a suicide cpldemio among
the young girls of Alleghany, Pa. The
readinir of trashy literatnrn ia annnnaA
to hays produced tho impression on two
oi two oi tne giris inac mey were Dur
to their families.
"The Seven 8ecret Silent RharlAa m
"The Four S'a. " is the name of a wrst
society at Springfield, Ills,, composed of
Sanngsters under IB years of age. Char
e Willis, aged 18, while being initi.
a ted, was shot and killed. The shooting
was unintentional, althrmr-h thn natha
the boys had taken kept them from giy.
affair.
YfVTT Will VSnrA nn hda fat nru7 a
"--a. a. - -M MMV HHV W UIV MWIUO
If you use Dr. J. H. McLean's Strength
ening Eye Salve; it removes the film
anfi COIl in whlnS BAnnmnlntaB nn V...
eye balls, subduer Inflammation, cools
n .1 .. .1. , u i I . - . .,
auu Duubiico biio irnutteu nerves,
strengthens weak and failing sight
23c. a box. Fer sale bv W. H. Parker
& Sons. '
'The vorv latest toe and tin in n
ladies' fine shoe at Angle & Plymale's.
Just over: from the other shore.
Crockery at Wolter's.
"'-'Governmental Bbsslv ''
Ex-Secretary Jerry Rusk Is very ffl jrt
Viroqua, Wis.
fiVanAlen's commission as minister to
Italy hta be.n lying 4n the stato depart
ment for several days, and Van Alen's
whereabouts is not kaov.n by any one
at the slate dcpattniont . .
The commissioner of the gcnerarland
ofiice has ordered Inspector Carmlchael
to investigate the appraisement of Jots
in tho town site of Port Angeles, Wash.
Many occupants have protested that the
appraisement is nnequaL
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Jordan lias sailed for Europe, ft is said,
on purely private business. It is denied
that his business is connected with ne
gotiations looking to the sale of bonds
or for any purposes of the treasury de
partment Secretary Greshim it fa ao',1 fa in TA.
eipt of a great nnmbcr of telegrams
amu letters couunondiug the course pur
sued by him in the Hawaiian matters.
rone of these will be given out for pub
lication, though some of them contain
strong arguments in support of the sec
retary's position.
The British embassador has entered
into negotiations with Gmnmn f. 11- tliA
settlement of the claims of tho British
scalers seized in Behring sea previous to
the modus vivenrU Of lftOI Tt fa cniil
the amount of the indemnity claimed by
tiro uonauian covernmmt mu nnt n.
President Cleveland mm! a. flvinir
nat to New York a few days ago. The
object of his trip js unknown. Many
rumors Such as finan-il Wm nwntr.
rence or tne ailment which affected him
last summer and politics are current
as the real motive of his journey to the
metropolis.
A woman cLuminir rolaHrmenln fa
WUWH llTin fallful at tKa V.
House and asked to see the president,
saying she could tell her business to no
uimj eise. -i am a niece of Queen vie
toria," ahA said, "but T JUlilrA n ,
anythina; about it. and will rmt imlns
compelled to." When told she Could
not see the president she went away,
saying aha' wonld r.-ill
The annual renort of TUlman rmrkr
of the treasury, shows that in October,
,OAA .1. ,
moss, uw voino or registered bonds
Which Were UDDOAod to hA Mil W mr.
sons of foreign nationality amounted to
auuui fio.cvj.uou, or waico only ft,'
800,300 appeared urxrn foreiim Adinni
"It is evident " sava the ronnrt "that a
large portion of the registered, bonds
owned atn-oaa are controlled by agents
residing in tWa country. "
The Southern nianufocturers who are
protest tug against the abolition of th
duty on iron ore and coal have issued a
public statement to thn TVmr-rati
party, appealing for consideration, in
z . . , . ...
view oi weir weu-xnown ndeuty to that
party, and saying among other things:
'The Southern iron men have resolved
to resist repeal, forgetting for tho mo
ment all differenoss of political beliefs,
and mindful only of tha
and better thing, to wit: domestic pros-
penty.
A Washingtoa special says notwith
standing the precautions at the White
House it has. been discovered that some
person or persons entered the green
room, where visitors are not nllmrr1
except with a guard in attendance, and
siasnea we rumirure with a knife.
There are great slashes in the form of a
crosscut into the beautiful satin uphol
stery, and other acts of vandalism upon
tne ruxnifure nave oeen committed.
Whether the vandalism was don tnr a
crank as a warning or threat against
At I . , .
toe prasiaenK is not Kaown.
The steamer Australia from Honolulu
received a heArty wplprma mi ka. ar
rival at San Francisco from the news
paper men. Tugs with reporters aboard
had been waiting ontsidA th huufa an
night The news brought by the steamer
is tu everyrning is quiet at tne iina
Minister Willis presented ms creden
tials and said nothing to the provisional
government concerning' the restoration
of the queen. No effort was made to
restore Lilhiokalani to the throne.
Everything is quiet The Opinion of
passengers is tnat the ex-queen will
never be restored.
1ECORD OF CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
At Dead wood, S. D., Joseph Tha, an
Italian.' killed hia vifa hp. nnn
Jorco Tametta, Mrs. Tametta andhim-
saix.
Two little Ahililnan wna anffwJt 1.
bed at the Edgwood seminary. Madison,
v is. iwo oi tne scnooi buildings were
burned to the ground.
Ik A. Billiard, who absconded from
Chicago in SeDtember with fctf rmn Ko-
longing to The Tribune, returned from
Europe and surrendered to the authori
ties.
In view of the larsre nnmhor at mnn.
derons burglaries and robberies, orders
have been issued by the chief of police
of Chicago for strict work to put a stop
to ic io tnat end policemen in citi
sens' clothes will patrol the streets, and
between the hours of midnight and S
o'clock in the morning every person out
will be stopped and compelled to give
an account of himself.
Four jockeys were seriously injured
on the stage of the American theatre,
New York, In the racing scene in the
fourth act of "The Prodigal Daughter. "
Realism is carried to a degree that
caused the faces of men in the audience
to polo and women to shriek in terror.
Four horses went down in a bunch at
the right upper entrance of the stage,
with three struggling boys beneath
them, on whose faces and bodies the
hoofs of the excited animals beat merci
lessly. Another boy was pitched to the
center oi the stage and fell unconsoions.
DEATH HAS CLAIMED
PnaR1.1CR W Tnmim nal-fnAo
of
Charles Hoyt, tho playwright at Tuc
son, A.T., of consumption, aged 83.
Santa Barbara has dedded-to nave its
next floral festival in April, when four
days will be devoted to th pageants.
. If ion
have made up your mind to buy Hood's
Sarsaparilla, do not be persuaded to
take any other. Be sure vou get Hood's
Sarsaparilla, which possesses peculiar
ourauye power.
Hood's Pills cure all liver ills. Ml-
llousness, jaundice, indigestion, sick
headache.
A sweeping sale of millinery goods.
Trimmed hats from $1 up at Mrs. C. W.
Palm's,
PACIFIC COAST ITMS.
I BRIEF CHRONICLE OF CURRENT
. NEWS OF IMPORTANCE,
tarn BeraardiBo Constables Will Sue th
Supervisors The Price of Wool Lower
Thaa Ever Before) Call for a Meet
ing of Fruit Growers.
E. G. Pendleton, postmaster at Spra-
ue, w aaa., ta alleged to be $3,500 short
hi ma accounts.
- Mr. Haight, an Englishman,", is in
tanta urnz witn the . intention of start
ing a cannery. .
J. D. Perkins, pay yeoman is the
navy, was found da ad in bed at the
Keeley institute at Vallejo.
Some nnlaihwn twrann AAnf. an fn.
(ernal machine to B. E. Mulcahy of
UOrVUUlS. general anrairintnirlpTit nf thn
jrugon x-acinc railroad.
P. M IsAnaaa ritvrmunnw'AfWlifti.
sum. nrasn., wno is Charged with era-
Decsnug sjm.uuo of tne city's funds, has
wen arrestea at rale, u. u. -A
Wttrlran at Hanfnrd' CaI wan ir
rested on a charge of selling liquor to
an Indian. Uuon myeatio-atirm it nu
iuuuu tne liquid sold was coal oil.
Tramps entered the office of Felipe
Chaves in the little town of Belen, near
Albuquerque, N. M., and compelled
M , . , . . . - . .
ma to give np ail ids money taOQ.
A rich strike of gold ens was made ia
the Big Bag mine, near Prescott, A. T.
From 40 pounds of rock, pulverized in
a common mortar, f I.U3Q in gold were
oDtaineo.
Leonora, daughter of R. C. Herring
ox .urrensyiue, ur., was thrown from
a carriage while out driving with her
parents, ine wneel passed over her
necx, Kliling ner instantly.
The East Wellington coal mine at
Kanaimo. B. C has been ahnt rlnwn
permanently. The management waited
several days for the miners to return to
work, tint the men insisted on an in
crease ox lu per cent
Judge Rons of Iri
charged J. O. Dunbar, editor of the
Phoenix Gazette, whom Jnrltm 93mm
committed to Jail for 60 days for con
tempt, on ine ground that the jadj-
mero oz suoan was Tola.
A rancher named IVtTrm nanitir
near juiiensourg. waAh. . hrme-ht a lnt nt
supplies, -including liquid poison for
coyotes. On the way home he took out
some tobacco to chew and soon got sick.
Looking among the groceries he found
ue oorae or poison oroKen. He died.
In Los Angeles the inrv in flu nw nf
am. jo. a. juuet against the estate of
Millionaire Mradtmrv to Mmrp JWfl Of a
for services rendered Bradbury, her
DTouier, covermg ao years' time, cave
Mrs. Millet a verdict far sV (W) Jnrlm
6haw immediately set the verdict njrirlA
on the ground that it was contrary to
ute eviaence.
Fred Schaffer was
slaughter at Phoenix for having shot
James rucnards. schaffer is a rancher
who was formerly traits wealthy In Cal
ifornia. Judge Richards was a forty
niner. He went to Arizona many years
ago find held many public positions.
The shooting occurred at Schsffer's.
Mchards interfered to nmtvt xtna
Schaffer in a quarrel with her husband.
Several hobss wsn ha Iwm ,.4
by the constables of fn TfernaWKnn .
cenUy have pleaded the order of the
board of supervisors in defense, telling
the officers they could not st-netA.i
except on complaint of a citizen. They
were, however, convicted and sentenced
to serve five days each in the county
iaiL The constables nrmnni,
tiring suit against the board of snper-
qisors to compel the allowance of their
bills rejected because of items charged
for arresting vagrants.
The condition of the wonl Wrainnca u.
California at vreeent is very remark
able. The pricis of wool are lower than
at any preceding time in the history of
the state, and the situation of growers
is full of distress. rVfjx-ti-trn fail
has touched the 4-cent level in the San
Francisco market a price lower than
at any other time In the annals of the
trade there or in any other tat-A rwi.
ers are declining to .make advances to
carry the sheep raisers through the win
ter because of the bad'ontVmk fa v.
spring dip o? ISM.
The committAA annninfod In- lv c.t-
J" .'J kTMSO
Horticnltnral society to organize a Cali
fornia Fruit ExchimoA has ismwl a,. -.1
dress to the fruit growers, setting forth
ute ODjecc ox tne exchange. A mass
mrofino' nf frnif omvsK la r, i
- o 0- v .. w u w voueu
to convene in Son Francisco on Friday.
- m a .1 . . .
ixo. at, ior too purpose or taxing ac
tion in the matter. The main points of
the address are given in the following
extracts: "It is now evident that the
products of our orchards are increasing
more radidlv than tha BnarVnt fnv u,m
Certainly no one who is selling fruit in
1893 will dispute it The only years in
which the owners of orchards and vine
yards seem to make money r tna
years, when crops are light and prices
. .... MM... . f
lair, lur wuuiiaiUKe ox present con
ditions, in the face of our Increasing
acreage, means a blind straggle for ex
istence, resulting in oanEruptcy and
foreclosure to thousands of nnnniai.
whom visions of unrftaannaWA
have tempted to engage in the business
with insufficient knowledge and inade
quate capital. The plain and only rem
edy is counsel and co-operation among
growers, to the end that every orchard
ist shall, early in each season, know
about what fruit will that year be
placed on the markets of the world and
about what price that means for his
fruit and that he shall bo then enabled
to get that erica. In nlain 1?nc-1fafc tlfa
means a central bureau of information
and selling agency open to all fruit
growers, so that the fruit nmdnnt nf
the state shall be put upon the market
as nearly as possime in tae manner in
which it would be sold if entirely owned
by one great catritalist. nsino- nrarv m.
isting outlet and such new ones as can
V - , a
ims createo.
. Shut Down
that's what thovcall it when Ihe mill elosps
and the work stops. - Th same term is applied
to the lircr when von suffer with Billiousness
and SlcS Headache. There is no action. A tew
doses of Simmons Liver Regulator will soon
set tho livor going property, and koc? the
bowels reeuhur. Takei thA RAmilf ni hnw tn.l
then to prevent any rc occarrances of these dis
tressing symptoms.
x nave just received another lateral -"-"y uesinug to purcnaso min
invoice of millinery goods, which I will i ia8 machinery, or in fact mUi machin
sell at prices to suit lh hard time,,. 1 L?!. wU1 iim?
.
Mrs. aW. Palm.
The Society, of Naval Architects and -Marine
Engineers is in session at New
York. The object is to effect a national
organization.
The Denver Times says that Governor
Waite has made up his mind to issue a
call for a special session of the lfgiala
tare before Christmas. ' The continued '
low price of silver and conseqnent paral
ysis of the silver industry of the state
are the reasons assigned for the calL
Just what measure the governor will -recommend
for aiding silver is not
known.
In the Knights of Labor general as
sembly Powderly charged that false re
ports were given to lWIVKf rATto tvvmi-
sentatives by persons who had griev
ances, reai or lanaea, against members
of the executive board. Powderly
strongly favored tha tWmurf,
O A ' - Li Sr
izatiun of all labor societies.
A posse of deputy marshals made a
raid on the mconahineni nf Raninini.
county, Ala., destroying a dozen large ;
stuss ana capturing John Fuller and
xierman niT notonona mnnnihman a
narty nf the nriarmAvv frfaaula .n..,..i-j.
. 4 j " ...r, mm,xiAUrVSm'
a rescue and a desrierate barrlt. fniima
in which Andrew Howell was killed and
two others of the rescuers fatally shot
In the United States court at St Paul
the Farmers Loan, and Trust company
of New York brought suit to foreclose
the mortgages for thrm ta nf hnj.
the Northern Pacific railroad aggregat
ing fM,wu,(M), and asKed for the ap
pointment of receivers. Jndn Calln.n
appointed the same receivers as hereto-
iore ana directed tnat all indebtedness "
be considered preferred
Nat Blum, arrested at Pnrflsmr! far
opium smuggling, has jumped baiL It
iias oeen reportea inac ne turned state a .
eridence. and he intimatWi it himself
saying everybody had gone back on liim
xie ciaimea ne was in danger of being
shanghaied or assassinated. It is now
supposed that this was done to give the "
idea that the other persons indicted are '
nosaie to nun, while realty they maA . .
up a jrarsc to send him away.
PERSONAL.
Wffliain D. English has been atv
pointed surveyor of the part of San
Francisco. :
Tiillinr RnsseTl. thn fmns IwrrlosmiA
actress, has WYTitI ,-nn tmm YhW
hnsband, Edward Solomon.
tnfliies Cbghlan's first wife has ar
rived in New YnrV cn; infAnrlE ta c
6ert her rights and not be thrown aside
by the man with whom she has lived 20
years. Cogblan acknowledged her as
his wife in London.
James GlUluUL a VrmfiA Tn1 I fparw
chant will bring Knit against the city
for $10,000 because be was quarantined
21 dsva in a hrrv ttr- Vio AntliirrA
tliintin he had been exposed to small
pox.
BishoD Gnse nf Ttnffaln
letter to Mgr. Sntolli in which the teach
ings or me papal ablegate are excepted
tO. The bishOTJ dar-1.-. nafi cntnTIi fa not
qualiSed to interpret the constirntion.of
mis country tor out citizens.
Senator Teller was given a -reception
at the ErmrB Pa!or Knol Tw
Thousands of people crushed their way
throufi to shake hands with silver's
able champion. SnpSvhoK nf n--ratr,
lation and praise were made by itgw?m
aniens of tie state. -
Elizabeth, dnnirirpr nf RfnTan Tt "FT-
kins, ex-secretary of war. and Edward
E. Bruner were married at St Patrick's
cathedral, New York, in the presence of
a large audience nf lAs.-Hn owint-a-
people, Girdintl Gibbons oEciatiiig, as-
sisrea oy -ftxch bishop Oorrigan.
The suit of John IS. Glover, lawyer
and ex-congressman, against the Ameri
can Casual trv Insrmnco s,r;h.
company of Baltimore for 5150,000 dam
ages fur publishing him in its circulars
as the embezzler of $65,620, has resulted
ia a verdict of $2?,000 for the plaintiff,
Bey. T. Do Witt Talmage has in
structed his counsel tn taV mnuvii't.
steps o set him right in regard to the
cnarge or the plagiarism of one of his
most important wmn-K
Citizenship, or the Christian at the Bal
lot Box," which was recently published
and credited to Wendell Phillips.
E. E. Roberts of the City of Mexico is
in r-irrsourg. ne said: There isja.gr
deal of dissatisfaction among Mexicans
oyer the rule nf Din . 17
a more dictatorial attitude each year,
endeavoring to establish himself so
strongly as to defy all revolutionary
movements. A strong f eeHcjr -is growl
ing up, however, that win, unless
stopped by some unexpected torn of af
fairs, ultimately brine abont
tiOBu Such revolts bertofor
successfully checked because very few
followers were secured, but the day ia
cominsr when the neonlA will
and make it dedelrr--sarsiing fur
tne administration. . '"
United States Senator George C Per
kins has returned from Washington.
He thinks that Eastern people are begin- '
nlng to loam that it is not alone "the
hoodlum element 'that opposes the Chi
nese, The vices and negative virtues of
the Mongols are beginning to be under
stood. It took Eastern legislators a long
time to realize that 60,000 hard-working
laborers could be a detriment to a state,
even if they were Chinese. They betrta
to see now that such is the case. The
Chinese restriction act as it now stands
should. Senator Perkins thinks, bo per- -fectly
satisfactory to every one, the Chi
nese included. 'The extra session, taken
as a whole, was a great waste of time,"
the senator said. "The only important
measure passed besides the Chinese law
was the repeal of the purchasing clause
of the Sherman act A few cities of this
state received some slight concessions.
The state university has also been
helped. A .bill was introduced and s
passed through both houses by which
the state Is to receive SLper cent of
moneys received from the sale of min
eral Lands, provided that sum does not
exceed $12,000 in a year. This money
Will nrobablv be given to thn ,ai
mineralogy and mining engineering at
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sniAe tttr fhjmi'Wl K,.n'i nSilt,i..:,
T -.-.,
corns, and all skia eruplious. and posi
tively cures piles, or ub pay required.
ins Kutirauusu 10 give pariict satis
faction or money refunded. Prico 25o
jier box. For salo by G. H. HaskinsT
forsnle 0y t.. a. Haskius, Modfjrd
iuvuuj uv rauiu uiKa IJ. r i w-iq
ModJord: ' -ewis,
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