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Dayton 7 Herald
Kmsred as ascood eisM matter at the post-
oOce at bay loo, Oragou.
DAYTON
OREGON
CULBERSON IS FIRM
Big Fight Will Not Take Place
If He Can Stop It
DEPENDS UPON THE LEGISLATURE
He Has Mot Hended Troni Hie Per-
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In
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Jfl
THE
BRITISH
DEMANDS.
Shanghai, Oot l.—Failing entire
oompltanoe with the British demands,
it to understood that a fleet of fifteen
warehipswill make a demonstration
before Nanking Tuesday or Wednesday
next The Britiah demand ia that
within fourteen days an edict must be
issued degrading the Viceroy of the Be
Chuen, or otherwise the Britiah ad
miral commanding will act The wife
and family aud the treasure of the
viceroy at Nanking have been brought
to Shanghai for aafe-keeping. Chi
nese merchants are coming from every
aide, seeking shelter.
The British arships Rainbow, Plo
ver, Spartan, Swift and Aeolus are at
porta on the Yang-tee-Kiang river.
The Caroline, Undaunted, Edgar. Ar
cher and Alacrity are at Woo Sung.
The Daphne and Firebrand are at
Shanghai. The -British admiral is on
board the Edgar.
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BLACK FOR DURRANT
WAR WITH ENGLAND
Extraordinary Weakness
Defendant’s Case.
That Is What the Irish Con-
vention^Declares For.
LAWYERS GROPING IN THE DARK
COUNTRY’^ HISTORY REVIEWED
eT Priad^lM Adopted.
San Francisco, Sept "3a—If Theo
dore Durrant has anything tangible
upon which to base his denial at the
charge that lie murdered Blanche La
mont and Minnie Williams, his attor roosn, Mia. Durrant's ootid net id almost
neys have failed to give mtiafactory
evidence of the fact. After two day»
devoted to the testimony of the de
fense, the trial was adjourned at noon
today until next Tuesday. In -the
sfoa of the Irish convention, O'Neill
Ryan, of St Louis, chairman of the
consmittee on resolutions, read the fol
lowing declaration of principles:
“The people of Ireland are a sover
eign people. Ireland ia by nature seje
«rate from every other country, ana
liberty is the birthright of her people.
Ireland was known throughout Europe
aa a nation long before the dawn of
Christianity, and was the home of civ
CONDITION OF TRADE.
ilisation when England was still bar
barous. England’s claim to authority
over Ireland originated in force, aud
has been maintained by corruption aud
Co. ’a Weekly Review, at Trade aays:
coercion. Her title by conquest has
Speculation in cotton lifted the price never been perfected, inasmuch as the
Irish people have continuously, by Con
' stitutional agitation and revolutionary
movementa, resisted England s power
PORTLAND
MARKETS.
«
FARM AND"
Fruit continues in over •upplf* hut
the demand continues good-
of peaches and pears were shipped East,
whtehtends to reduce the surplus. Useful Information Concern*
Eggs continue scarce and-are generally
ing Farm Work.
quoted firm. Shipments are being
made to the Sound. Batter ia bolding
bettor, with lighter receipts. Poultry
is steady at quotations. There are no GOOD VENTILATION FOR BABUS
changes in groceries or provisions.
The local wheat market ia fairly active.
Export quotations were given aa fol-
lows: Walla Walla, 4»K044c; Valley,
46}»047c per bushel.
—
Davton, are quoted at $2.76 per barrel;
Guiddrop, »2.86; bnowflake, »2.76; Ben
ton county, »2.76; graham, »2.35, super
fine, »2.26.
k O ats —Good white are onoted weak, al
22e; milling, 28«30e; gray, lsa20&
Rolled oats are quoted aa follows: Bags
|6.76e<i.OO; barrels, »tt.0U<*».26; cases,
Wb.
H ay — -
« ~ Timothy, »7.5008 P«r toní
cheat, »6.60.
B abuiy —Feed barley; »0(^11.25 pit
ton; brewing, nominal.
Miuwrvrrs —Bran. »10.60; shorts,
»13.50; middlings, »16016; r/e, 75080c
per cental.
B ottbb —Fancy creamery is quoted al
22>(C; fancy dairy, ZOc; lair to good, 15
017)6C; common, 12>«c per pound.
P otatoes —New Oregon, 35«« 40c per
*or by a Shaft Kearhlng tu»
tks Outside of the Haru.
Austin, Tex., Oct 1.—The follow
ing from there is direct from the gov
ernor's office, snd is self-explanstory:
Governor Culberson stands firm ip
British Comment.
disclosed enough to satisfy the prosecu
his position against prisefighting. He
London, Oct 1.—The Standard says, tion that Durrant’s attorneys are grop
intends to suppress it snd will exert regarding the Chinese situation:
ing in the dark in the hope that some
every power of his office to thst end.
“The position of the Chinese govern
He believes the law, as it now stands, ment is extremely perilous. It has thing may develop within the next few
days to save the prisoner’s life.
Is against prizefighting, and that the
enough on its hands without a quarrel
The weakness of the defense is made
decision of Judge Hurt is fundamental with England. It is too soon to say
more apparent at this time on account
ly wrong. His proc^unation issued
that the fall of the Mantchurian dyn-
Friday does not recede one -inch from asty ia imminent, but the news of the of the extravagant assertion that Dur
his his declared purpose to enforce the spread of the Mohammedan insurrec rant’» attorney» have uniformly made
Jaw, regardless of the Hurt opinion. tion in the province of Kan Su is since the trial began. When the prose
He simply begins with the mild pacific alarming. The British demands will cution was engaged in putting in
U nions —Oregon, 850»! per cental.
measure», before force is used. The be supported by the presence of a fleet its case, snd the situation looked dark;
P oultey —L'Uickeus. old, »303.60 pei
'Ireland in deprived of almost every dozen; young. »150^3.00 per dozen;
legislature will convene October 1, and in the Yang-tae-Kiang, if not by the est for the young Sunday school super
the American people ducks, »2 5003.00; geese, >5.0006.00;
the case against Controller Finley, it occupation of Nanking. We doubt if intendent, Attorney Deuprey was ao- general outlook is decidedly onfavor- civil right which
’1
cherish.
Unexampled turkeys, live, 12j«c per pound; dressed,
is expected, will be set for hearing in the Mantchurian dynasty can survive oustomed to snap his fingers snd re able. But for the extraordinary sup-
> b
cruelty and brutal vindictiveness bave no demand.
the supreme court, October 10. Should the shock. If the Mohammedans of the mark that he had no fears for the fu
Eons—Oregonr are quoted 20c pei
been the distinguishing features of En
the decision of the supreme court be West find a leader, and if at the same ture of hie client. He said:
dozen.
“
We
will
clear
him
in
three
min
glish rule in Ireland. England has de
against the state, there will remain the
C heese — Oregon full cream, 09c
time the imperial government is rash utes, and the public will be at a loss to
law against disturbances of the peace.
to the
of the mills, which on stroyed Ireland’s desires and ruined her per pound; halt cream, 507c; skim, 40
enough to defy the peers, a revolution
Ex-Governor O. M. Roberta has WTft-
6c; Young America, 101)60 higher.
'
both !
is inevitable. ’
ever connected with the case. ”
statute books laws making it a crime
» ten Governor Culberson, commending
The Times dwells upon China being
The same line of extravagant claims
to educate Irish children; she has per lb; ladisiiea, 10c per dozen bunches;
his action in convening the legislature.
a huge and inert mass, whose friend was heard when Attorney Deuprey
gieen onions, 10c per dozen ; cucimi Iters,
There are grave doubts, however, about
ship is not worthy the cultivating by
75c0>l »per dozou; cauli Hower,- ft- per
the legislature passing the law with feeble concessions to her pretensions made his opening speech for the de without much dtecovereble reason, and < ’^ed
dozen ; tomatoes, 2b04Oc per box ; corn,
fense. He then said:
the requisite two-thirds vote to give it
the
price
has
advanced
over
5
rente
‘
“
J
“
1
‘
‘
T
608c per doz.
-
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and her pride, and then adds:
„
“Not only will the prisoner tell you
immediate effect. Inquiries sent to
and 5c for December deliveries
’hou^nd» of men whose only
B« khi «*—Blackberries, 4c per pound,
“What we want done, we must in with his own lips the simple atory of for
It
mI7be
aaid
that
crop
p^npect.
are
.
members, so far as heard from, indicate
sist upon having done, not by futile
__ __ .
_
Every m.-aaure» of the last century
that a law to take immediate effect representations to Peking, but by go his life the day Blanche Lamont waa not nnite
quite »
M * favorable
re they were a
inde.
murdered, but Dr. Cheney will tell you
making prizefighting a felony, will go
ing to the spot in question and seeing that Durrant waa at Cooper medical
of
barn and pierce the roof
‘ la-ndemie of the Irish people has either box; Mediterranean aweeu, »2.5O03.UU;
through by an overwhelming majority.
it done ourselves.”
per dozen.
1
This shaft should extend to
college at the very hour when the mur
' suffered defeat jn the commons or been piuespplee9
It is thought, however, by those fsyor-
• C alifohnia \ EurrABLica—Garlic, new within a foot of the bottom of the
der of Blanche Lamont is said to have '“bd^'.-fTurn hire judiciously de- j
n*,ct‘’d
lor<U
ing the fight, that Governor Culberson
DR. PASTEUR’S DEATH.
taken place. Besides that, we will
land has violated every treaty, and 608c per pound; sweet potatoes, 20 »talkie. As the air taken in from out
should have called the legislature after
of doors becomes heated it rises and
pledge’ "*d W“h alnl"*t 2>«c pet pouud; Merced, 1^.02.
prove to you that Durrant never tried a great ext^^ddte price ia psucti-
Judge Hurt's decision and before the
F ekbu F mvit —Apple», good, »1 per
to
pawn
Miss
Lamont
’
s
ring
at'
Oppen-
callv unchaiumL
every year of the century »he has im- box; prunes, 25<a4uc, peaches, 60066c an it becomes impure it will su-k an
fight, as the club has klready spent
: outlet at the only point it can get it,
heim's store,.. On the contrary we will
thousands of dollars. He waited, how
Pork and hog product. are all some-
U^n
brutal law. of roer- per box; Bartlett ^xrs, 5U075v: water
London, Oct. 1.—A Paria dispatoh to
cions, and one of the most drastic char- melons, »I.UU0I.M per dozen; cauta- up the shaft. Thus the air in the
ever, three weeks, and to prevent it the Standard says that the cause of M. bring forward the yoking man who did
acter is now upon her statute books.
Ion । h b , »1.6001.50 per dozen;.grapes, "86c ‘ stable, instead of being cold all the
now will cause serious loss to innocent Pasteurs de’ath was weak condition of try to pawn a ring at Oppenheim’s
“To the pleas of the people for jus per box; New York Concords, 50c per thne, will always be warm, and, being
parties and be an act of injustice. Sev the heart, with other complications similar to the one worn by Mias Le
tice, and their prayers for her mercy, Basket; Ilwaco cranbeiries, >10.50 per continually changed will be fresh__
eral member» of She legislature are Last Wednesday, the correspondent mont.”
Orange County Farmer. -
In view of these startling state
England has responded With the barrel.
known to entertain this view, snd it adds, the crisis, uremia, set in, and
Wot v—Valley, 10011c, according to
scourge and scaffold, and yet today, quality;
may be they can muster- enough force from that time his- life slowly ebbed ments, it was first believed that the de
Eastern Oregon, 700c.
Ireland, enthralled, but not enslaved;
to prevent a two-thirds majority. away. He waa quite conscious of his fense might have a strong case held in
Hors—Choice, Oregon 655 @ 6c per
Ap English.veterinariau, writing to
crushed, but not conquered, is in spirit pound.' -
Eleven senators can defeat the emerg approaching end and bade an affection reserve which would put to a severe
the
London Livestock Journal, »ay»:
test
the
case
of
the
prosecution.
In
a
nation.
It
has
become
evident
after
ency clause, and it is well known the ate farewell to his wife and his daugh
K ots —Almonds, soft shell, 0011c
“Prejudice dies hard, but the hardest
senate and governor were not on good ter and son-in-law and their children. one day, however, the caas of the de
many years of earnest endeavor to ob per pound; paper shell, 12^0141; new
tain a measure of independence from crop Celiloruia walnuts, soft shell, of all to die in the minds of groom»
terms at the adjournment .of the legis He wept a little and upon being asked: fense crumbled and fell of its own
weight,
and
today
Durrant
’
s
alibi
has
iud by peaceful agitation, thavap- 11012*6«; standard walnuts, iujj»011c; that it i» injurious to give-a horse a
lature last winter.
"Why are you crying, grandpa?”
to reason for justice are futile. Italian cbesnuta, 125*014c; ; ecana, drink of,cold water when he is heated
He replied: "Because I am going not a leg upon which to stand. Dr.
13016c; Brazils, 12)^018c;« filberts, from exercise. Year» ago when I used
Chicago, Oct. 1.—The Tribune will
Cheney,
who
was
expected
to
tell
so
14015c; peanuts, raw, laucy,.507c;
tomorrow publish interviews with a to leave yon all, my children.”
much of the defense, was as strong a
Irish race to porcteim again the truth routed, lUe; hickory nuts, 8010c; 00- to train horses for racing in liidi«, I
grappled with tin» prejudice, and clung
number of Texas senators and repre
witness
for
the
prosecution
as
has
taken
recorded by all history, that the liber rouinu, ilOc per dozen.
A State Funeral for Pasteur.
period of lake navigation.
sentatives giving their position regard
ties of a people and the independence
P bovisioss —Eastern iuuns. medium, to it with such tenacity that 1 used
Paris, Oct. 1.—The government has the stand during the trial Instead of
ing the passage of the law with an
fulfilling Deuprey’s statement and
of a nation cznnot be achieved by de-, H)«012c per pound; hams, picnic, constantly to have horses ’off’ their
emergency olanse to prevent the Cor- decided to hold a state funeral for the swearing that Durrant attended a lec
bate, but must be won upon the field 8‘z09c; breakiaat bacon. 11) e 012 c ; feed after a »trong gallop. One day I
late Professor Louis Pasteur, the emi
* bett-Fltz»immons fight
They are
of battle, and we drelare our belief short clear sides, «S09c; dry salt returned to the mesHhouse very hot and
nent doctor, who died Saturday even ture at the Cooper college April 3, he
without exception favorable to the law.
thst the men of Ireland who are being sides, 7)«08c; dried beef hams, 12 tired after a long. run, and suddenly
ing. Professor Pasteur’s "Wife has re said he had no recollection of seeing
013c; lard, compound, in tins,
;
the
young
man
there.
The
dental
.
____
r
into exile or into the graves of lard, pure, in Una, 9S01Oc; pigs’ feet, thought fit to meiftally’iput myself in
A Talk With PlUilmmona.
ceived telegrams of sympathy from
the place of a race horse. 'Shall' I
dumbfounded
the
defense.
San Antonio, Oct. 1.—Fitzsimmons President Faure, from M. CHallemel-
Failures for the week hare been 216
native lend by English 89s, »3.50; pig.’ feet, 40s, »3.25; kite, have,’I asked inynelf, ‘a better appetite
the Uuited States, sgaiust 235 last “**»r«>niment are entitled by the lews »1.25. Oregon smoked hams, llj^c per for breakfast if 1 refrain from drinking
arrived bese-today. He was in a mood Laoour, president of the senate, and ' If further proof were needed of the
ar, snd 50 in « aiiada, against 55 teat!
*“d m*n to
«"«m« in pound; pickled hams, 8j^c; boneiese
for talking, and, in response to a ques- from all over the world. The govern belief that the defense has little to
till I have cooled off, or if I have a
„r
their jM>wer t*> drive from their coun-
tion, aaid:
ment desired to inter the reinains of offer in refutation of the oase put for-
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try the tyrant and usurper, and we be- lard, 5-pound pails, 0^c; 10s, ««sc drink right off? Knowing that 1 could
“The articles of agreement call for the distinguished man in the Pantheon, ward by the prosecution; it was fur
not eat heartily unley^! had first of all
tierces, »iic.
MURDERED BY STRIKERS."
Iie,r« Ireland has a right to make Eng- 50e,fk:;
my fight with Corbett to take place at but it Was the family’s wish that ho nished today. Instead of placing wit-
H
ides .—Dry hides,1 butcher, sound, drink, I took it, and thereupon felt ho
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land
’
»
difficulty
her
opportunity,
and
to
Dallas, and if the fight cannot be held should be buried at the Pasteur insti nesses on the stand to testify to some
>r Calm Mea lir»iM use all possible means to create that per pound, 13014c; dry kip and call- 1fit to eat. and went so »trong over a
Ball
I will certainly claim my »2,600 forfeit tute. The obsequies will be held at material fact in connection with Dur-
akin, 11013c; call», 3c less; »ailed, 60 ’ courwe of beef»teak, ham and eggs,quail,
• Baamatlaa.
difficulty.
from the Florida Athletic Club. If I the cathedral of Notre Dame, probably rant’s alleged alibi, two gasfitters were
IL* eod °'er. 8085»c; 60 to tIO lbs, 70 muffin», etc., that I resolved to try the
"In
view
of
these
facts
the
members
called with regard to the sunburners in
get the forfeit, I do not care where I Thursday next.
Iktnl tn
’ h '1!
"ame treatment on my hones. My
»< this convention appeal with confi skins, 10 to30 lln. 506c; ealtskin, sound, . .
the belfry of Emanuel church. For
„»»„¡„„ a .„tn.
v
fight Corbett It can take place in
Two Orogolf-CaSo..
3
to
10
lbs,
6^0e;
green,
un»alted,
1c
attanmd with such success
wo hours the crowd was bored and the of Officer Clark in the trainwreck near dence to their American fellow-citizens
Mexico, Indian territory or Coney isl
Washington,
Oct.
1.
—
In
the
case
of
lees;
culls,
102c
less
¡sheepskins,
shear-
*
nowadays
all
the
trainers
tn India
ury made tired by a long series of Sacramento, in which United States and all lovers of liberty to co-operate
and—any plaoe possible so I can get a
Thomas
G.
Hodgkins,
assignee
of
the
lings,
100
Ue;
short
wool,
20«30c;
horses
about
half a
soldiers
were
also
killed,
was
anreted
with them in aiding the people of Ire-
questions and answers relstive to the
Mihanoe at Corbett
bucket of cold water to drink iminedi-
state of Oregon, vi John A. Burmila, minutest part of the oonstructiosi of in the Presidio reservation by order of land in the achievement^of^the name medium, 3O04Oc; long wool, 50070c.
* * I want to aay right here I don’t like
NureMreaire -- -------
aftcr ft K h 11 o P' "nd with the best
the way Brady is figuring in the affairs involving title to swamp land in the sunburners. Not once during the en Genera) Graham and expelled from the measure of liberty enjoyed by those in
Oregon
City
district.
Secretary
Smith
SALMoa.-UolumlM*.
river
No.
1.
tails.
the appetites and
grounds.
With
him
wre
C.
E.
Grand-
the
United
States."
S
almon
.
—
Columbia,
river
No.
1,
tails,
,
tire
session
was
the
name
of
Blanche
of the Florida Athletic Club. In re
*lea"h- • 1 nave not alone never ««'n,
Distinct from the “declaration of »1.2501.60; No. 2, tails, »2.2502.60; --------
gard tb picking a referee, he wishes me has declared in favor of Hodgkins, Lamont mentioned, nor was anything all. an ex-striker, who was treated ia
® ■••’“’“■rT fashion. The two principles,” Chairman Ryan submitted iancy, Ko. 1, flats, »1.7601.86; Alaska, but have never even heard or tead of
to Damn my referee before October 81, holding that, as the land was swamp said to indicate that it was no« a suit
No. 1, tails, »1.2001.30; No. 2, tails, »1.M1 any harm to a horse from drinking
so he oan fix him; that is oertainly his at the time the grant passed in 1860, to collect a plumber's bill instead of a men visited the Presidio to view the co behalf of the resolutions committee 02.26.
cold water when he was heated. I
the
title
of
the
state
was
good.
fo«
”
0
“
monument
erected
to
the
mem-
three
separate
resolutions,
as
follows:
murder trial which was before the
object But I will not pick my referee
Sue ab —Golden C, 4J^c; extra C, 4Xc:
In the case of the Willamette Valley court. The evident purpose of the ex ory of the . murdered
soldiers. ----
Geuesal
----
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Resolved,
That we earnestly pro- dry granulated, 6c; cube crushed and have, however, »een hundreds of cases
until the day of the fight Brady says
csMaed to be carved on the test against the continued incarceration . powdered, 5/,c per poui0;
per pound of colic occur in horses from drinking
if I do not pick a referee pretty quick & Cascade Wagon Road Company vs. amination, however, was to show that ’r““
the
state
of
Oregon,
involving
quite
a
in
English
prison»
of
Irish
patriots;
discount
on
all
grades
lor
prompt
cash; water after being fed on occasion»
the repairing of the sunburners would
he will substitute Peter Msher for Cor
“Murdered by Strikers.
thst we consider it inhuman and half barrels, >ac more Ilian barrels; when they had, previous to eating,
bett 1 know from an inside source large tract of land in the Burns dis necessarily result in the escape of a
been deprived of wateFfor some time.
against the policy of civilised nations maple sugar, 16016c per pound.
thst Brady has an interest in the Flor trict Secretary Smith has reversed great deal of gas. This testimony
Corrs«—Costa Rica, 22023^0; Rio, 20 Were all grooms to follow my advice
ida Athletic Club. If anyone aays he the decision of .the comimMioner of the will be used to substantiate Durrant’s to have thia oteoxioas aentence re- to keep in prixon men who have acted 022c;
Salvador, 21021 ^c; Mocha,
has not, I will bet »500 that he haa, general land office, who held that the statement that he was suffering from moved, and have appealed to the war in the interest of their country and hu- 26}vG28c; Padang Java, 31c; Palembang as to watering, I am afraid that many
lands
were
not
swamp,
and
thst
the
man liberty, and that the release of Java, 26028c; Labat Java, 23016c; Ar an honest and hard working veterinary
partial asphyxiation when be came
and prove it I think Stuart ia an up
right man, but I don’t like Vendig, state had no title. The secretary de down from the nhnrch belfry, tremb monument Appleman and Crandall these men is imperatively demanded. buckle’s Mokaeka and Lion, »22.30 pei surgeon would find his income from
cides that the lands, by reason of the ling and flushed, and met Organist
and you can put that down.”
100-pound cask; Columbia, »21.80 pei colic cases seriously diminished.”
grant became the property of the state King in the auditorium.
civilization.
100-pound case.
Chief Justice of Indian Territory.
of Oregon. E. B. Hanley was the
Note«.
“Resolved, That this convention
G oav —Steady; domestic, »6.0007.60
A significant feature of the testi
per ton; foreign, »8.50011.U0.
New York, Oct 1.—A special to the grantee of the state and the real party
Do
not
let
up
the
fight on lice and
mony of the gasfitters was the fact
B bans —Small white,, No. 1, 3)^c per unclean I ineas. *
World from Washington says there is in interest The lends are the town
right to enter the gnmnda. but Graham Cuba, who are wtruggling for political
that
each
testified
that
he
made
an
ex
a contest between Justice Kilgore snd ships 22, 38 sfuth, and range 81 east
Get rid of the surplus oockrel» at
amination of the sunburners in Kman-
Justice Springer, of the supreme court
a republic, will be successful, and we
soon as possible.
uel church September 2. The prose
Another Rich Vein of Gold Ore.
UoaoAOB
—
Manilla
rope,
lU-inch.
is
of Indian territory, over who shall be
extend them our heartfelt sympathy.
quoted at 10c, and Sisal ,«c per pound.
A dry floor, a dry roof, but plenty*of
Rapid City, & D., Oct 1.—Another cution interprets that the defence had
chief justice of that court in place of
“Resolved, That thia convention,
B aos .—Calcutta, 4'40.
nothing
upon
which
to
bare
a
care
fresh water daily is the way to keep
Justice Stewart, who recently resign vein of gold ore was discovered last
recognizing the importance of the Irish
Rica—Islsad, »6(<t6.26 per sack ; Ja dampness out of the hen house.
ed. Attorney-General Harmon has de week on Spring creek, in the vicinity until the oase of the people was nearly
nation of preserving the language, lit pan, »4.6004.75.
complete. Only when confronted by
of
the
Storm
Hill
group
of
mines,
It is a pleasure to nee a thrifty flock
cided that the justice with .the older
erature and, music of the people, com
of fowls enjoy themselves scratching
commission will be decided by Hie flat* ■which wire sold recently to St Louis the actual necessity of opening the
mends the work now being done by
"
■
—
*
Markst.
case,
is
it
believed,
that
the
defense
for something to eat from a lot of
of confirmation, and necessarily one parties. The miners engaged in strip
the Gaeilc League and National Liter
made an attempt to secure witnesses to
Baar—Gross, top steers, p2.60a3.OO; straw or other litter.
will be confirmed before the other. If ping the ground for hydraulic mining
ary
Society,
in
Ireland,
and
by
the
testify with regs rd to the condition of
50*« 4a6j<c
2-«; pet There are flock» of fowl» that need
the president, in Jha meantime, should in the bonanza bar uncovered the ledge
Gaelic societies in this country, and p2.^a2.6U; dressed ♦J
beef,
name another : id Juatioe Stswart’a of rich ore fourteen feet in width. the sunburners.
earnestly
trusts
that
our
people
will
green stuff given them just as much. _
The trial opened this morning with ant Charlea G. Dwyer, military attache
- place, he might become chief justice by That panned out by mortar test is of
this motith as in December. 1» yonrs
taking
testimony
with
relation
to
the
heavy
shot
gold.
The
find
is
of
such
IL7S02.W; ewes, »1.75; driUd mu? one of them?
being confirmed before either Kilgore
generous support. ”
value that work on the placer ground condition of the belfry door, which was
ton, 4c per pouml.
or Springer.
The
declaration
of
principles
crest-,
A daily allowance of fresh cut tone
will lie discontinued for the time, and produced yesterdsy by the defense re
«mall, 506c; large, 3
ed
decided
enthusiasm,
and
was
unan
and a bit of oil meal will help the
04c per pound.
* ’
the entire time of the miners will be an exhibit The prosecution moved
imously adopted by the convention aa .
Leavenworth, Kan., Oct 1.—The devoted to prospecting for gold ledges. that jurors be given an opportunity to
choi<*. heavy, »3.50(a fowls through the moulting "season i n
submitted by the committee.
The 3.75; ight and feeders, »3.2503.50; good shape.
j
United States internal revenue officiais The district where this property lies is view the door bearing marks aaid to :
three resolution were each read separ dressed, 4J^c per pound.
in this city have received notice from twq)ve miles from Rspid City, and the Lave been made by Rev. John George
If yon expect to build a new hen
ately, and were warmly indorsed by
Gibson’s chisel, but the defense object
the department at Washington to col same distance from Keystone.
house this fall it is time to get nt it
the convention in a similar manner.
ed on the ground that the condition of
lect retail license from the Keeley in
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
now. November will be here before
the door had been changed by reason of
stitute at the National Soldiers’ Home
Still After II unti»gto».
long, and there are cold days then with
at Fort Leavenworth. The ground is
San Francisco, Sept. 80.—Frank M. its removal from the church to the
some of our readers.
.
pric6e:
fMnily
ex-
taken the liquor is sold' to inebriates. Stone, who caused so much trouble for courtroom. Captain Lees and Officer
San Francisco, Sept 80.— China IXrt ^i'«pcr ,*rrel 1 Imkere’ex-
Fresh air for your chicks, is good,
The government of the home refuses to C. P. Huntington by traveling on a Ruasell were placed on the stand and
town is greatly excited over the fact
“Perö,,o> 52.3502.60. but getting drenched in a leaky house,
make payment, claiming that the gov pass, says that he will never forget or swore that the door was in the same
that Consul-General Lai and Consul
in a tree-top, or upon a fence is not the
ernment runs the Keeley cure, and the forgive Huntington’s slighting remarks condition it was in when in the church.
Oangare liable to be deposed if a Ch««*, Wi*; brewing, «2^070c.
best way to-produce hardy fawl» from
whut
-
No.
1
shioping,
«3*^
per
ctl
■
Home is consequently a partner in the about him when the railroad president The defense renewed their objection to
ti um between the warring clans, the
choice, 96c; milling, 95c0|l.
' this year's chicks.
business.
was indicted for issuing an t interstate the jury inspecting the door, but the
«5^~< *il‘'n.LA80,8H6‘: ’«PHae,
Clean out the nest boxes once in a
objection
was
overruled.
ranged within thirty daya A dia-
pass. After the Indictment against
while, even though they have not been
Sergeant Reynolds was recalled and
Los Angeles, Oct 1.—The Herald Huntington had been dismissed, on the
used for incubating. When clean give
WaAington haa been received by the
will publish tomorrow a statement that ground that the pass had not been used •iked with regard to the blood-stained
a
dressing of kerosene oil, then a fresh
shoe
found
in
Pastor
Gibson's
study,
local
consulate
admonishing
them
of
the Standard Oil Company is attempt outside of the state, the American
lot of hay or straw.
ing to gain control of the industry de Railway Union men did not despair of but he Wss Unable to give any substan
banka. 60085.-,
--- ----- 181
nor-
A swine breeder says that he has
veloping here. James C. Harvey, spe bringing Huntington to book. A man tial information on the subject
'
The
following
persons
have
been
sub-
to
«bolee
California,
found clover for young growing hogs
was
found
who
said
he
would
testify
Mates to bring about a peaceful srttle-
cial agent in Los Angeles, is supposed
worth as much as corn, acre for h<Te,
aseatof the feud, which has spread
। to be representing the gisnt corpora that Stone used a pass as far as Ogden penaed and will be called to the stand
and that good acre of clover will make
smong the Chinese all over the conn
on another trip; Stone did not deny in the Durrant case: Dr. Stillman and
tion in tbs deal on hand.
thia, but says the pass was issued by Dr. Rixford and Students Withe,
choice, 12013^c; do defective, 8010c- 600 pound# of pork.
Wllt Not Watt far Their E k equator«.
the late General Manager A. N. Cross, Diggins, Carter, Graham and
ne« iambs andfall clips, biadaci Ne-’
The stalk and blade of the corn plant
Wsltea, of the Cooper college; Sey-
Constantinople, Oct. 1.—Alex. W. Towne, and not by Huntington.
rada, spring, light and choice, 9011c- st the highest point cf nutrition just
Terrill, the United States minister to
trashy Han as the ears begin to glaze and harden.
Robert W. Maitland.
Jow'tnin plains, 306e; goo«l do, 406c;
Turkey, has notified the police thst
This is the time to cut ft for shredding
Halifax, Oct 1.—In spite of the
Measra Chilton and Hunter, who ware
into hay.
published
fact
that
Lieutenant
Peary,
Gon of its evidence against Durrant
appointed provisional consuls of the
Monsieur A. Petit, a French chemist,
»«zie:
United States st Erseroum snd Khar- R m Arctic explorer, who arrived here
has recently discovered that fruit may
pul, will start for their posts immedi- from St Johns, N. F., yesterday, left
be preserved for months, beyond the
character, and had visited immoral re-
usual time for its decay by aubjecting
qusturs, the delay in the issuance of
it to the fumes of alcohol from an open
bottle. He kept grapes by this means
month*.
in PMftot condition from Octol»er to
January
•1
T
The discussion of the subject of tu
berculosis in cattle Necessarily ju.
volves the subject of the cause» of
same which are often in illy ventilated
barns. The tendency of the farmer in
winter ia to get a -large amount of
warmth for hi» cattle so a» to save the
cost of feed. To secure heat he ha»
supplied a little room fpr his cow» and
haa shut out the cold air as much as
possible.
An authoiity upon the
that the »table,
äo 1 > n w .ir»*
... says
1.1 !...
to be •* healthy,
should
be well veutijat-
ed and free from draughts, aud to ac-
compliah this air i(hould be admitted
at the door line and sufficient »pace
should be provided at the apex of ths
roof to allow the heated air to eaoape.
Six hundred cubic feet of air ia neces-
sary for Shorthorns and their grades,
and less of course for the »mailer
breeds.
But many a farmer will be <x>n-
fronted by the impoe»ibility of build
ing a larger barn for the purpose of se
curing the necessary extra amount of
air space. The system of ventilating
named above is a jibor one, as it is not
economical of fresh, warm air aud it
subjects cattle to direct draughts of
o°y Efe 11 ’1» the. system that has.
been long condemned by architecte
mt ___
~ « «Ì-.U with pure
air at’ the lowest cost, the impure air
should not escape at t}ie highest point,
but at the lowest point near the floor.
Fresh air ahould be admitted near the
floor by a shaft reaching to the outside
of the bam. Another »haft a foot or
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