Dayton herald., July 31, 1896, Image 3

More thepostponedorder
Hood
’
s
Sarsaparilla
Confirming Sale of Northern
Pacific Properties.
TO PROTECT THE BOSDHOLDER8
GOLD
Po^^^m*^
bankers appointed at tbo meeting ye»,
N0RTHWESTBRËVIT1ES
Washington in Olympia, in the case of
Waites H. Sodcrbarg, appellant, va. '
King county, respondent This action
wm brought by th. plaintiff as
signee Of divers persons, judgment
debtors in various foreclosure proceed-;
inge. clsUning to be entitled to the
surplus arising from each foreoloaura '
sale. Thore was no redemption in
any cam and the plaintiff in each ac-
lion became the purchaser. It appears
that the amount claimed aa surplm .
was the sum claimed by the sheriff as
fees and commission. In conducting |
sales the sheriff paid into the county !
treasury several amounts under the
mistaken belief thst it wm his duty to
deduct a oommiseion from tbo amount
bid in each instance. .There were
thirty-four cauaee and the aggregate
Bvid^cg ot Steady Growth
and Enterprise.
the mx * two months it not expected to ' rrgVH OF
ftNNR» 4L
UTTKREST
plied during that time. Thia morning (
there wm a decline ot coo-half cent in
the poated ratee for aterling exchange. I
MADAME LAURIER.
'
Mme. Laurier, wife of Wilfrid La» ,
tier, tbe new Premier of Canada, to an
admirable example of the beet type ot.
French-Canadian gentlewoman.
For
many years she has not only led in
French «oclety at tbe capital during
parliamentary seca Ions, but haa fulfill-
Milwaukee, July 34.—Tbe fora of meeting today referred all questiona to cMogjiee u M thick around Pendleton
J. P. Morgan. An associate of those
Blue mountains can no longer
Mia ot tbo Northern Pacific proporti«.
were preeented to Judge Jenkine by tbo
Mu* foHd.m a*A—I
Ara m or Howell, of Lincoln county,
»»toraeys thia afternoon. The first m»
hav. i«r2Tto
not *O
«»“P1«^ “»•
oi “***-
---------------- ‘-’--tho main line, will be
*10,000,000, th« minimoin
not to ehip gold tor two months, is
asessMsen. rou.
The second parcel will bring at least hardly correct
We have, however,
Seven-year locusta are numeroua
«3.000,000 and tbs third parcel «500,- been aasured <16,000,000 in the next *l»«t Canyon City, in Grant county,
000.
These amounts, however, are two montha, to be provided by a syndi- and the merry muate of their wings
not all that the purchasers will have to cate comprising powerful local and in- oan te heard all day.
pay. Judge Jenkins expects changes ternational intereete, at a price lower
Mra. Catharine Irvine, who died at
than the eno* of exporting gold to Eu-1 Salem Lasut week, was one of the first
nish ample protection to the bondhold­ rope. The details of this agreement women married at The Dalles, having
ers who have not oome into tbe reor­ have not been arranged."
| gone there from Indiana in 1868.
ganisation agreement They will re-
^aantaaa anu- DewsttM.
। ” The hi<h W,tBr 04
“0“?
U“ a
oelve what was the market value of the
r /
* ion county is mid to have destroyed
bonds before the market war Affected
were*ntahte^
y<ma* P™11* obiok8n■' “ the
by ths reorgsnlsaticn. This provision
day receiving aad keeping tally oi we -„^^4
of gold exchange^tor
made by tbe green-!
New
T
chaser must agra« to pay in addition to deooeite
Yt^k banks
Elmar Hansen, ot Adhms,
brought
of thsss claims. The judge also object­
ed to tbe language of the form which
made the oourt hold that the company
bad been duly organised in conform­
ity with the laws of the state. The
form was changed so as to prevent the
ràdami läurikb .
statement as a recital and not as an
ed with gentle dignity all those other adjudication. Numerous other change«
manifold social offices which fall to the were made before the oourt * m «atia-
lot of the wife of him who leads bls
party. Somewhat younger than her dis­
ON WAR FOOTING.
tinguished husband, Mme. Laurier la a
handsome woman of about 45, with
that type of good looks which is ill por­ C bmu I AMIvity ta
trayed by photograph. Delicate fea­
tures, clear blue eyes, silvery hair, a
Washington, July 24.—The purpcee
fresh, ¿Irtish 'complexion In youthful of the administration to bo prepared for
contrast to the graying tresses, a quick war trouble, if itoomee, is indicated by
French smile, with flashing impression the order» whioh have been imuo by
of white teeth and sudden dimples— the'navy department, directing all
that la Mme. Laurier aa no camera ever officer* on waiting-, order* to report at
can do her justice. Aa Mlle. Zoe Lafon­ once for duty, and af the same *Jme re­
taine, of Montreal, ahe who baa become voking all leaveo of %boenoe.
the wife of a Premier was a noted
This is an unusual proceeding, and
beauty. As Mme. Wilfrid Laurier she would not ordinarily be regarded as
is a noted chatelaine and sweet help­ necessary, except in case of positive war.
meet—one as able as «he Is quiet and Such action is supposed to indicate that
tasteful. The,Laurier home Is at Artha- every available ship will a* once bs
bas Raville, a small Quebec town, a placed in oom miston and given a full
quaint old bouse set,tn eight acres of complement of. officers and men.
Several officers will also probably be
for taking his rest, and Mme. Laurier utilised in duty in the various gun and
opportunity for Cultivating the plants ammunition works to hasten comple­
and flowers which comprise one of her tion and ahipment of naval stores and
ehlef joys. Mme. Laurier Is broad­ munitions of war. Work of this char-
minded and sympathetic to alL What­ aoter will be materially expedited by
ever burden of care andi responsibility reason of tbe fact that the appropria­
comes to the first minister of tbe crown tions for the present flaoal year have all
In Oanadt, he la sure qi, nyar sympathy, become available for expenditures.
and a wife ft» encouragi,’stimulate and
Tbe process of enlistment will be
strengthen him.
Lesser virtue, per­ hastened, so that the 1,000 men author­
haps. but one which appeals to the mind ised by tbe last naval bill may have
feminine. Is that Mme. Latirler knows the benefit of the midsummer evolu-
how to dress.becomingly and well. Her tiona. Without them it would practic­
costumes are aa quiet aa her manners ally be an impoasibility to properly
man the three or four chips now out of
oommiason.
There haa for some time been a de-'
WILL WEAR SHORT 8KIRTG
sire on the part of tbe naval authorities
to make tbe evolutions of tbe various
fleets this year more exhaustive and
The first rainy day after the first I thorough than any of their pradeoee-
Monday In October will be signalised ; nn. For thia reason extensive pre-
In Brooklyn by the appearance of the parations have been in progtees, but it
Brooklyn Health Culture Club In tbelr had not been determined to put all th*
new “common senae” costumes. The ships into oommission or to call in
elub was organised only three weeks those officers who were absent on leave
ago, with a charter membership of six or waiting orders, but Rear-Admiral
welbknown women. Already it has Bunce, commanding the North Atlan­
thirty-five members, and by the rainy tic squadron, gave the enthusiasm a
day before” mentioned it Ie expected new impetus in a report whioh hai
that fully 150 Brooklyn aociety and pro­ jurt reached the department, to th*
fessional women Will have been en­ effect that hie squadron will begin its
summer maneuvers about the first oi
rolled.
The object of the club Is to set an ex­ next month and continue them six
ample of hygienic living and sensible weeks or two month*.
dressing. The President is a Chris­
tine Lumadon, the well-known portrait
SAN DIEGO FAVORED.
San Francisco, July 34.—San Diego
is waiting to welcome the man whoe*
report to the Japanese government may
result in great commercial advantage
to that city. Sho Nemoto, the special
oommiaaioner sent by the Japanese gov­
ernment to study the commercial pros­
pects of ths Pacific coast of Mexico,
Central America and South America,
will start from here today for San
Diego in company with T. Kuaakado,
who arrived with him Sunday from
Japan, and whose mission is to con­
a. cnniaTiim lümsdox .
can government of 800,000 scree of Ian-
in the state of Chiapas, for the Japanes
Colonisation Society.
Mr. Nomoto's investigations, while
primarily to learn the commercial pros-
peot« and report to his government, will
ultimately bo of much importance in
connection with several prospective
steamship lines that are to branch out
from Japan and touch at many port*
to the south of here. One of the lines
may make 8an Diego a terminus in
order to gather from that port a large
amount of goods brought by rail direct­
ly from the East for the Japanese mar­
kets, notably cotton, kerosene and ma­
chinery.
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painter. Among the charter members
are Mrs. Cornelia Hood, the lawyer]
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Manning, all
prominent in the Brooklyn social
world.
The meeting at which the organisa­
tion was perfected was held In Mrs.
Lumsdon’« studio. It was made a
rule that every member should pledge
herself to wear, on all occasion^, eave
those demanding” conventional
full
drees, skirts short enough te clear the
ground by at least three inches. For
rainy or wet Weather they have adopt­
ed a costume, consisting of bloomers
▲■toria. Or., July S3.—The body of
or knickerbockers, a short skirt and
leggings or boots, meeting the skirt at an unknown man waa found in th*
the knee. Tbe waist is left to the pleas­ river on the Oregon aide, oppoaite
ure of the wearer, and over ail will Skamokawa, thia morning, near T. K.
be worn a light gossamer or mackin­ Johnaon’a place. The coroner baa gon*
for the remain*.
tosh.
French Witticism«.
A lady, more famed for her looks
than her wit, complained In Sophie
Arnonld's presence of being beset by a
host of admirers. “Oh,” said Sophia,
“it is easy for you to get rid of them.
You need only talk.” A critic of Beau­
marchais' play, “The Marriage of Fi­
garo,” told her it would be a failure.
“Yes," said «he, “so It will, but It will
fail fifty times running.”
She one
day met a physician with a gun, on
the look-out for game. "Where are
you going in thia wayf she asked. “Te
•ee a patient," he answered.
“Oh,'
doctor,” she replied, “you are evident­
ly afraid of missing him!”
Rome, July 28 —The new ministry
preeented Itaeli in parliament today.
Rudini read a declaration reviewing
the recent ministerial oriaia.
backs. AU indications point to an ag-
■rente accumulation of tbe precious
gregase aoranuiasion «
metal from banks and institutions in
___ city «nd from ___
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this
outside
financial
_ __ up to the estimates
-
LKekal
tenters fully
made
in them diapatehee, «38,000,000. The'
corrected official toUl
total of deposita
deposits at
oomotod
the subtremury from the inception of
the movement to the olooe of businem
today waa «17.788,000. the deposits
bringing tbe treasury guarantee in the
reserve up to approximately «103,864,-
line between Puget sound and Japan
has developed the fact that Chicago
No wonder women hellere tn mar- a committee waa appointed to consider
the adviaability of oalling out all the
into Pendleton last weak the flrat of
I*1' wheat crop in this county,
„d sold it to Mr. Byers for 40 cents a
Ive aafoguard, which oonuavraaknrkouaMtlaa,
»«»ouaueaa MAMitousnuai___ •
In tbe day» of Queen Elisabeth each
guest at a dinner party brought his own
knife and apoon.
oum for Conaumnttou io our only
medioin, for oougb.
colds.-Mrs.
Belts, «88th are., Denver, Col., Nov. a.’Rk
■ oitt * b scmool ros to»
xt Burlingame, Ban
is one of tbo moot
technical P.cliool, or for active
business; Is aeero Sited at the State and
Stanford Unlvorsiiieo, and undor the able
DURHAM
nnnntv sc that the P«dinots from the vault at the city ।
timi live ^«11. Mayor Fawcett ha. offered a re-’
wara or uxvv,. The
lao evidence thus
wua tar,
iar
«outed indicate, that th. breaking into
th*
ago, and finished between last Batur- -
day night and Tuesday morning.
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j
Ganarai G«orp w. jobm Dead,
aeneral George W. Jonee, the oldeet
men already have practically completed
arrangements for such a line ot steam-
ere, whioh it to expected, will give
them almoet complete control of tbe
bnaineaa between the United States and
the Orient^
.
tara temm
Mve
beenttaduoed by hunger to come very
,
Hom
to men’s habitations, looking for
. .
_ 7;--".,*
The Grant s Pa«sCourieriiays: The
««»M fever, which carried off three
patients on the Anton Rose ranch pn
In the venture of the Chicago men,
it to understood the Atchison, Topeka
A Santa Fe railroad haa an intereet and
the company te ready, if neoeMary. to
break ita alliance with the Southern
Pacific and the Huntington intereete
in order to carry out the new acheme.
The value of the trade with the Orient
Williams creek, has been oorraled, snd
Nie danger of epraading the virulent I
dieeaee te now almost past.
Tbe citi-*»
■aM petitioned the county court to ap-
P°ln* quarantine officers, but no law
could be found justifying the measure;
Superintendent Risque, of the Virtue
mine, in Baker county, has let a con- (
I
,orTiTlng ex-United States senator,
died
jjOine ¡n Dubuque, la., aged
92. He represented as a delegate to ‘
congress the territory now included in
Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan and the
west, except tbe Pacific coast. . He
was the state’s first senator, and was
prominent in national affaire, especial-
is appreciated fully by all the trans-
portakion and commercial interests of
the COUUFry*
country, and
there is
no AVM*
fear *UR*
that
(DO
MUU DUEFEYJ
IM UU
there will ma
not
be traffic
enough tn
to make
A K*
AaMlWre anrmnk
vnaVa
the new line profitable;- San Diego is
the preeent terminus of tbe Sent« Fe
road, and if it oould carry freight to
- -- ateamahip
the dock* of a trana-Pacific
tract for supplying the mine with 6,000 i ly of the Northwest,
oords of wood. The boatractors are P
_ Stag« H*Id Cp.
Crippl« Cr*«k
4 s
Basohe
Tbe ur con-
;
'
WMMVMW and
MMM Onto
WWW J.
Wi Johns.
WWUOBW*
—
tract nvinm
price ia
te afvtnt
about •20
«30,000.
The wood The Cripple Creek stage was held up
tvant
OOO
is to be, delivered by January 1, 189«, near Grassy, five miles east Ot tom,
and Basohe A Johns will put a force of by three maaked men. who obtained
men to work in tbe timber without
«°w watohe« and «500 in caah. |
The paaaengere included thirteen
lorn of time.
-
- men
The latter
The Willamette Hopgrower*’ Aim- and two or three
.
elation met in Independence recently, '
vastly increased.
and decided that Attho. next regular poem with bloodhound, i. on the trail
EMU UWIUOU
tust «V MJO.uvaa
— __**.«
SHOT HIMSELF IN THE MOUTH meettnf, which cornea on the let day of the highwaymen.
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of August, the members would oon-
Franchi«« Oraatod.
snicide ta atbenu of Judge Bdwurd sider the advisability - of picking hops
The council of the town of Castle
Depeett.
-
and gjgo ^0 price to be paid thia year.
Rock has granted to H. Orchard a thir­
Pendleton, Or., July 37.—Judge Ed- They alao extend an invitation to all ty-year franchise for the construction
ward Depeatt was found dead in hia hopgrowers of Dallas, Buena Vieta and of a water and sewer system.
The
office in Athena at 1 P. M.. today, surrounding country to be present at water will be taken from a mountain
having committed suicide.
He was that time, and join with them in dis­ stream about two miles below town,
missed a* home Tueeday nighL snd his cussing all matters of interest
and carried to a reservoir on the rook
family thought ho had come to Pendle­
south of town, to an elevation of about
ton.
They telephoned here Wednes­
G. W. Corning, of Olympia, died in ninety feet above tbe town.
day, and, learning nothing of his that
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city laet week at the age of 81.
whereabouts, commenced search.
To­
He waa born in New York.
Milk Inspector Dockery,
of San
day L. D. Leavely and Deputy Marshal
Dhalson entered bis office through a . The Populist party of the state of Francisco, says fifty per cent of the
will bold ita «tate conven'- oows which supply milk for San Fran­
window, and found him lying on a Washington
-
lounge.
Hie arrno were aorom his tton •» BU«Mb«rg Auguot 13.
cisco are consumptive, and will have
cheat the right hand holding a re-
A. B.Weed, of North Yakima, says to be killed. Thera are fl,700 cows
volver, tbe musslo of w^ioh waa in the Yakima hop crop will probably not owned by the dairies of the city, and
hia mouth, the bullet having paaoed , be more than 5,000 bales thio year,
of these fully 8,000 sra diseased, and
through the roof of the mouth and
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a
The L cost
"exporting"
books
of the milk from them is unfit for use.
lodged in the brain.
The room was King county will be not leas than «6,-
quite dark, the curtains being drawn. 000, and the highest estimate is «21,-
A* a meeting of the gold-standard
At the inqueat it wae found that the 000.
Democrats, held in Chicago, it waa de­
cause of hia death waa a gunhaot wound
The county treasurer and auditor of
inflicted by his own hand on or about Thurston county have been directed by cided to hold another national conven­
A
the night of July 31.
He was known tbe oomimMioners to invest the sinking tion not later than September 3.
meeting will soon be held in Indianap­
to have threatened to oommit suicide fund of «8,000 in state warranta
olis to decide on tbe place.
eeveral timee, and bad been drinking
Tbo county commissioners of Lincoln
hmrily.
county will this fall submit to the
Ho was 60 years old.
He leaveo a
Skamokawa, July 37.—The body of
voters a proposition to move the county
widow and three children.
The de­
Frank Peterson, one of the unfortun-
seat from Sprague to Davenport.
ceased had been six yean in Athena,
The farmer» of the Kennewick valley ates who, with Mrs. A. R- Crosby and
hwing gone there from Southern Ore-
are busy cutting their second crop of Chariot Newell, drowned May 13 last,
alfalfa, and the yield is good. They near thia point, was picked up by the
A Deathbed Marriage.
find a good market for their hay among seine st T. K. Johnson's seining
Now York, July 37.—Howard F. the sbeepraisera
grouiid yesterday morning.
The re-
Benedict, a young Wall-street broker,
maina were naturally very much de­
The Oooeta mill is no more. All the
composed, and were only recognised by
the eon of James H. Benedict and a
machinery baa been taken out and
nephew of F. O. Benedict, the banker shipped to Coemopolia.
Over «75,000 tbe clothing and shoes. This is the
and personal friend of President Cleve­
first appearance of any of the ill-fated
has been loot in attempting to operate
land, died yesterday, a few-hours after
young people. They were supposed to,
the mill at Oooeta.
he had married Miss Margaret Lloyd,
have been washed out to se. by the
The total loos by fire in the city of heavy freshets. Another body was also
a society belle of Cincinnati.
Mr.
Benedict had become engaged to Miss Spokane haa been lees during the last picked up near Brookfield, about the
Lloyd in March. Whan it became twelve months than during any pre- eame time, but thorn who saw it my
the paid fire i^ to not that of young Newell, but that
known a few days ago that Mr. Bene- Hous similar period sinoe
,
diof* condition waa critical, a tele- department was eetabliahed.
df a mad who had not been in tbe
The eldest eon of H. H. Spaulding, water more than a week. The remains
gram was sent to Miss Lloyd. She
reached the city yesterday. Soon after, of Almota, was dragged by a runaway of young Peterson were buried here to-
in company with a physician, ahe went team through a barbed wire fence the ¿•y-
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to the bedside of Mr. Benedict Ho other day and his clothing completely
Glass
in
oven doors Is a new contriv­
was sinking fast and it was at his torn from him. He was scratched from
ance.
It enables cooks to wstch th*
bead
to
foot,
but
not
so
deeply
but
th<t
earnest request that tbo marriage cere-
food withdht opening the doors.
his wounds will soon heal.
. A C.lll*lo* »'robabla,
Hogan Jobnsqp, of Riverside, in Pa-
The Istest theory regarding the sup-
Astoria, Or., July 37.—Two «ahor­ ciflo oounty. put a rope around a bull’s i
men named Hoilata and Laben drifted neck and started to lead him home. poeed lose of some of tbe ooaat-bound
on the end of Sand island at 8:80 P. On the way the bull made an attack fleet off Cape Horn ia to the effect that
M. Monday night, and their boat was upon Mr. Johnson from the rear, goring ; two of the veseels have been in colli­
swamped in the traps A high sea was him in the back and trampling him w, sion. The British ship Anoaios, which
running at tbe time, and their lives der foot until he was nearly dead. Ooe i haa just arrived at Cape Town from
would have bean lost had not tbo Can- born penetrated tbo lung, entering tbe th» Sound, report* that, on April 37, in
by life-saving crew rescued them and body about five inches Mr. Johnson's i, latitude 65 south, longitude 53 west,
’' the abandoned hull of the British ship
i Go wen bank waa righted. The derelict
helped them repair it and recover tbe of severe bruises.
He is 63 years old, looked like it had been in collision.
note. The boat was one of George A but it is thought be wiU shortly re- The masts were gone snd the headgear
carried away. ______
00V6T.
Barker’«.
A traveler through the Horse Heaven
country told th« Yakima Republic that
Ottawa, July 37.—The Canadian the heat is something terrible la that
government haa given atrio* instruo- section. Grain has been badly burned,
and will not go twelve bushels to the
—
——1— porta
r—— —
— giro -
--- —* acre.
He says he waa forced to drive
Dominion
not to
a —
clearance
to any veeeela catering outward for thirty-three miles through a broiling
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..
at
three or four houses r
Cuba
without
first receiving
authority
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tor granting tbe sum from the minis- to get a drink—being refused each tima
CaaaSa Prevente PiUkw»ert>a.
Cleveland, July 34 —The striker«
submitted today to the Brown Hoisting
A Conveyancing Company a proposition
of settlement, embodying the formal
récognition of their labor unions and
the diaoharge of all the nonunion men.
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stomaek Bitter*. Ocoan martoara, yasktouua.
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schools in the United States. Bo-opoM
. H«w a Qaarrel laded.
j au.USt
and Scimtiio Pro*.
In Cincinnati, shots were heard at
Ther, „ moM c,Urrtl 1B
ol
the residence of William T. Wiley, a country ta*. *n athw dbeesee put tonth.r,
ladieo’ tailor and furrier, on Wmt
Fifth street Mrs. Wiley was found nounMd it • local dises*., ead prwrlked local
bleeding from six bullet wounds, and
her husband waa unconscious with a Sriencs hu proven OAtarrh to be a oonsHtstion*
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— woman . •'
al W?«
diacs*«*, snd ibereIor.rtaiii'Meon*Uiutlonil
bullet hole
in hia temple. Tbo
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trMtmeat. Hili'* < «t»rrh Cur., nauufactared
di5d < on the way to the hospital, byf J. Cb.i>.yacu.,Tol«fo, oblo, t* th. only
- - - th*
- - -- couilltunonal
ooualltufionil cur*
cur. OU
ou th*
th. markat
markat It It I* I* taken
taken
«{_>-
W ’ iley
a wound waa superfloial.tbe ball lnMInall
internally , ln
In doM
dose* , (rom
from 10
10 drop* Ie * • t.uaoon
teunoon-
-.
It
ecu
directly
on
th*
Mood
end
aracene
glancing off the skull.
The couple, fuL i .
: __7
7«,..
-.n.,u*aA
«»rtaoes ol th* *y*tem. Theyo.eron* hundred
after frequent quarrels, had eeparpted, doua„ |„r a„ e*»« u mi * io eur*. Send tor
but began to live together again about circai»r* and tr*tiDo>rt*i*.
Addra»,
>, O.
three month* ago.
Wiley mys hie
said by nremi.u.^
’
wife ehot him. He then seised the ' Bair* Family phi * are th* b**t
weapon and fired at her.
I never u*ed so quick a cure as Plao’s
Cure tor Consumption.—J. B. Palmar, Box
U71, Beattie, Wean., Nov. 35,1338.
In Chicago, ■ Harry Rudolph, aged । ■ riTB._Au n* ,u>Pp«i tre. by d ». stilus*
11, struck two blows with his puny Or.»* N.rv. R*»tor*r. No et**ft«rtt.si»t
«.to, and hi. opponent, Grover Han-
mu , aged 9, fell dead at hi. feet.
The mi arch bl , Pbti*d.lphi*, Ps. ~
lads were having a boyish quarrel, and
young Hansen started to run. Rudolph
followed in swift pursuit, catching the
lad near the curb, and struck him in
the face and abdomen. Little Hansen
covered his face with his hands, fell
backward, and expired. Young Ru-
dolph waa locked up,
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The city council ot Tacoma, in epe-
dal session, offered a reward ot «1,000
,or
arre5t Rnd conviction of the
wh° stole the ballot, of four
It ran 58pounds to the
bushel.
huaheL
A carload of fat hogs wss shipped
from Elgin last week. This is tbo first
shipment of hogs made from there for
some time, because of the dull market
Most shipped last week sold for two
cents ^er pound. .
j. McCarty, in attempting to board
625.
an out-going freight train in Baker
City last week, fell acroes the rail, and
AFTER ORIENTAL TRADE.
: eeveral oars passed over his left foot,
which wm so badly mangled that it
had to be cut off.
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P m IB. Li**.
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hu killed ill
Chicago, July 37.—The publication
»«imon berries * raspberries and
of th.Mgoti.tion. between Prudent X wiU
Hill, of tbo Great Northern, and Mr.
Mamjima, of Toklo, for a steamririp
ft ah * «W ns ran
pteduced by n>4
Ignatius
O'Dea,
the 13-year-old
brother of Father O’Dea, the recently
appointed bishop of Neequally, was
drowned in the river at St Johns, near
Portland, Or. The boy was a member
a picnic party, oonsisting of several
families,
who >■■»
had been .y™».
spending the
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day in the woods near St John.
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