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WEEKLŸ market letter .
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Portland. Or., Oct 81.—It has al­
ways beenahe claim of old traders that A Resume of Events in the
an advance of 8 Ke. .The wildest ex-
numerous fluctuations inoreaaea speou
Northwest
citmeent characterised the trading.
lation. There ia no lack of the latter,
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Thors was talk ot possible failures.
but the f*m* does not appear to oome
to tbe front with any degree of free­
INDUSTRY GROWING IMPORTANT
ROBBED ANO LOOTED A STORE dom, although there has been a decid­ EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH
top figures, touching 1»^ several
ed improvement from the dullness that
titees within the first fifteen minâtes
prevailed thirty days aga
There was
enough action last week to rait any
market took a sudden plunge down­
trader.
Wheat moved within a rant e
Notorious
ward to T8K> reacting later to 78M&
ot 1% cents, and to make tbs situation
Shortly after 10 the price receded to
more favorable* to holders, closing
F General Carloe Eaeta has token quar-
Sea Frencisoo, Oct 31.—William 78K®. then within a tew minutes it
■The tax levy tor Clatsop oounty thia
Guthrie, Oct. 30.—Particulars were figures were within a fraction of tbe
tore ia Oaktaad, GaL, oad aaye bole
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A. Wilcox, of Washington, D. a, advance a full cent. During the frenay
year will be between 13 and 18 mllla.
teceived
today
of
the
raid
on
the
little
highest
point
prepared to meet Ma snomiea Hb fan-
«»attotioal agent of the United States at the opening a few trades were made
The latest clean-up of the Virtue
There is s good tone to everything,
aginee bo to being punned by hired
ow"»»1“fo“ of fish and flsberiee, has aa high as 79^0, while sales at tbs town of Carney, about twenty miles
east of bet«> yesterday.
About 0 and the tendency ia gradually upward. mine in Baker county, to estimated at
assassins in tbe easploy at Mr. Lopes. ___ ■
“ arrived from Oregon and Washington
same moment in other parte of the pit o'clock -at night, six masked and
The lowest prices this year have been *30,000.
the miaiatar from Salvador. Lepra as-
aeons was for
pnrp0^
preparing a statis-
were at different figures, ranging all armed outlaws, supposed to have been
seen, and the backers of both political
It is expected that the distillery in
serts that jbe general to a bluff* and to
q—rs* * a mua.
tioal report of the fishing industry on
the way to 78^«-
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headed by the notorious “Dynamite parties claim that whichever way the Granta will be started up about No-
afraid to make a move.
twwu ■«*« a ciaim.
coast. He has been induatrioualy
Ì.
Dick,’’ one of the associates of tbe Dal­ election goes prices are bound to ad­ Tember ].
The beard at rapervtoora at San
United Btatoo Miniates Torrell has
J® «Re pureuit of bto investiga-
In Sight ot Lttorty.
tons, rode into the place and held up vance. There will bo many sharp
For the fourth time in four years.
Franciaoo has appropriated *800 tor lodged with tbe Turkish government a
»»«¡«‘riee in Oregon aad
New York, Oct 81.—One hundred
the purchase of a supply ot the Goto claim for *40.000 iadomaity on behalf Waahiugton several weeks, and will and alxty-mven Armeniana, who em­ the town. Carney is a town of about breaks from the bulges, and tbe opera­ Crook oounty is the first oounty to send
BOQ
people.
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tors who do not take too large lines in its asaemment, roll to the secretary
remedv tar lenroov. It will he need <d Miu. Lena, mother of Frank f-n. devote the next month * two to the barked from Boulogne, arrived on the
Tbe robbers entered the village and realise profits on all good bulges, of state. *
work of gathering data oonerning tbe ateamahip Obdam todsy and were trana-
from the north with a great show of and buy back on the declines, will
Erede while traveling flab .and fisher iaa of California.
There are now 701 pupils in The
ferred to Ellis Island, where they were
Mr. Wilcox says that for asveral examined by the health authorities and firearms. Two of tbe outlaws entered mske a good deal ot money. We have Dalles public schools.
This is the
years past the fisheries of the ws-t inspector of immigration. .--There was the general store of B. Fouts and oom- enough of everything to supply oar hugest number ever enrolled at one
ooast of the United States had been one family of sixteen. Tbe Armeniana polled him end his son to open tbe safe, wants, and a good surplus of grain and time in that school district.
*
The foreign situation ia to
Mias Blanche Gray, a young lady of growing in importance to such an ex- ai a rule were well dressed, intelligent After securing about *800 from them, hogs.
The sheepmen of Grant oounty met
they bound b<th
both father and eon, threw strong that we will have a good mar­
and did not appear to have suffered
Premier Canovas Will fall, and grave
in Canyen City last week and effected
fro* a friend’s house to b* sister,», mimion had deemed it advisable and privations Their landing will be pro- | them upon horses and carried them .ket at remunerative prices for all.that
sventa will occur in Spain, Madrid dis-ï ,
about two miles out of town and tied we can spare. The crops of feed stuffs an organiaation similar to that of the
r when a negro assaulted b*.
Two highly important that an elaborate and
teated aa against our Immigration laws. ,
them to a tree. "
in the United Kingdom are shorter Idaho Wool Growers’ Association.
' EMra later the negro waa «aught and accurate report of the statue of the flsh-
In running a tunnel into the Black
In the meantime, the rest of the than for years, and yiey are taking our
haaged by a aaob.
i»( industry here be obtained, and bo
gang had entered the -posteffioe, but, corn and oats to make up the defici­ Republican mine on Froaen creek, a
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haa
been
aent
hero
tor
that
purpose
San Francisco, Oct. 31.—Diamonds
The Madrid pre* openly attacha Cano-
- Froiabt Tralra CfellM«.
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Hia report is calculated to prove of to the value of *4,000 and gold coin failing to secure anything of value. ency. Large purchases have already tributary of Myrtle creek, the workmen
A baed-sud eolliaion at freight trains great benefit to the commercial fishing
they raided tbe hotel, compelling the been made at Chicago
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at the eea- have struck very rich ore, bearing cop­
ability to check the Cuban revolution.
amounting to *180 were stolen from
oocunud on tbe Northeastern railroad, industries of the coast for the reason
proprietor and several traveling men board of corn and oats, and our exports per and gold. ,
the residence of Hermann Braundsch-
ne* New Orleans. William Fulcher, that it will show the need of more
who were stopping there to turn over are the largest in years, and give evi-
A phenomenal pumpkin vine was
weigber, tbe liquor merchant, 1600
hatcheries and a more thorough stock­ McAllister stieet, between the hours their money, watches and . jewelry. ' denoe of exceeding all records.
raised ti^tayear by a- Dall* man. It
andarla, colored, were killed.
New bull factors are consequently covers a spaoe as large as that between
ing of the streams and inland waters of of 0 o’clock in the momihg end 6 at Several smaller stores were also raided. ;
Before entering Carney, the outlaws coming to the front with surprising the four corners of intersecting streets
the coast states.
night
had taken the precaution to cut the regularity, especially in wheat, and it in Tbe Dalles, says the Chronicle. It
He says it is highly probable that
telephone wires leading to Candeler, so has a tendency to create the impres­ bean twenty-two large pumpkins of an
the United States fish commission will
CLOSE
OF
AN
EPISODE.
will be a total lose. In an attempt to »«t an identical note to the parte re­ decide to establish half a dozen new
that there might be no ohanoe of a fail­ sion in tbe minds of some operators that average weight of twenty-four pounds,
land twelve people were drowned, faeiag its deenand that the right bo ao- hatcheries in California before long
ure.
there is some mysterious force at work to say nothing of the small ones, and
eight of the crew and four of the paa- corded of searching foreign vessels in for the reason that tbe fishing industry
During the raid, the bandits kept up in the market, as it has lately been hence has over 44(hpoun^|s of pumpkin.
•f
the
Balaians.
sen gers. The tug Hunter and the life- Turkish waters far Armenians.
a fusilade of bullets in all directions, helped at the most opportune momenta.
of the Pacific coast states, including
Henry Kemino, of Farmington, in
City of Mexico, Oct 30.—An event terrorising tbe inhabitants so that very Our crops of winter and spring were
Alaska, has grown until it ranks next
Washington oounty, was attacked one
marking
the
close
of
a
great
historic
little effort was made to resist the damaged at a time when they gave the day last week by-a mad boar. He was
i to those of the Now England and Mid­
The British
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Russian farmers in driving the bogs out of a Stubblefield,
dle Atlanito states in extent and im­ episode occurred yesterday, when the raiders. It was some time after the beet promise.
The people of Albuquerque. N. M.,
Harder, ballast-laden tor Bal
portance, while tbe value of she fishery Belgian minister, in tbe name of hia .bandits had left before ord* could be many districts were also unfortunate, when tbe infuriated animal rnshed
products is greater than in the South majesty, Leopold II, king of the Bel- restored and an organised pursuit be­ as their favorable proapeota have been upon him and thrust his tusks into
funeral of John Braden, who aacrificed 8t J°b»A N. F. She will probably
Atlantic, Gulf and Great Lakes states gisns, bestowed on President Dias as a gun. Finally, after considerable de­ out down. Now there are reports com­ Kemino’a thigh, above the knee, strik­
mark of the honorable regard in which lay, about'100 armed men began the ing in that India’s crop has suffered
combined.
,
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and children. During a parade in that
the preaidenttif Mexico is held in Bel­ chase. The pursuers were divided into from drought, although there have been ing tbe bone and lacerating the mus-
ream in BatuhalataaO.
clea. If blood poisoning will not set
city Barden was driving an ammuni­
gium.
The significance of this act lies three bands,
Cecil Rhodes. Earl Grey, adminis­
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and went in different di- good rains in a few sectiona
Tbe in Mr. Kemino will recover.
tion wagon, the contents of which ex­ trator of the British South Africa Com
Boston, Oct 31.—An entirely new in the fact that King “Leopold is the notions. At dark tonight, the baixNtb English colony in Calcutta ia . buying
scheme looking to aerial navigation trother of ' the late Empress Carlotta, had not been overtaken.
wheat in San Francisco for shipment to pftnai«t„n ^1« <
* 1 Vi“g
team started to run. in the direction
Î
deretanding with the Matebele chiefs. and flight has been suggested by A. W, of Maxico. and hia bestowal of the or­
News was received today at the that port. Australia also continues to
o’ a crowd of women and children, but Mr. Rhodes announced to them that, Nitsch, of this city. It is such a decid­ der upon tbe president of the rebuplic
Liverpool is evi-
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United States marshal’s office that two buy wheat there.
Braden .stayed at his post until he had after yielding up their arma and those ed departure from all the propositions is an indication that the Maximillian
men, supposed to have been members dently working the wheat for Calout
heretofore advanced for utilising ttie epis ode ia now definitely closed. Presi­
t
r°*d
of tbe gang, had called a* a farmhouse ta, as they bave the information in ad-
atmosphere for purposes of transit as dent Dias has, aa a matter of public about fifteen milm northeast of here vanoe of - other points.
on fire. He was into tbe fire before bo
to command serious attention from policy, and as a means of drawing all’
Albert Hence Downing, a highway­
and demanded food. Several deputy
Stocks of wheat in European ports discovered it The banka were too
man srrested in Denver, Cat, haa «n- tricta of the country, the principal aoiantiata and others to whom it has parties and factions together and oblit­ United States marshals are in pursuit are
are 83,000,000
83,000,000 busbies
busbies lew
leaa than
than last
laet •‘“P ■boTe M•? »hat ho amid
erating the past, bestowed high offices
„. ftsaed that be murdered Joel G. Asb- ohieta would bo held responsible and been presented.
year, but the quantity on passage is 1,
1,- .
^P
Nitsch is of the opinion that tbe on distinguished adherents ot the late
woMh in that city and committed would receive monthly salaries from
100,000 bushels more, having increased
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AN INTERESTING EVENT.
subtle magnetic attraction that holds empire, and baa thus brought about an
C.CCv.wv
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us L im September.
nruHi.iK.r through the fire. It was rather hot,
6,000,000
bushels
during
Afloat
stock,
are
al^rger^T^
murdered a man in 18*6 at Ban Joes, Company. The chiefs all agreed to the needle of the mariner's compass era of good feeling and fraternal senti­
time than^ five yeZrewT^^
dashing through •
Cal.t and committed other mimes this proposition, and it ia believed the with unswerving fidelity to the north ment previously unknown in Mxeica
Golden Onto Park.
there. He promiam to plead guilty to whole Matabeto trouble is now at an can be utilised in a magnified form for
tion
of
1898,
when
they
were
6,000,000
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Ban Francisco, Oct. 30.—The ladies
man’s convenience, profit and pleasure.
Toni o* ®«b are going to waste on
of Sequoia chaptef, unsan
Dsrugbters u*
ot. me
the bushels more. Btoeks in store are thej
Accepting tbe theory advanced that
Down-
A marinan Dawnlniinn
Cleveland, Oof. 30.—A special from American
Revolution, ^m411
will participate Mfibtesi in years, but it should be re- “• beeches in Uppertown and Alder­
vast deposits of magnetic ore exist in Sturgeon Bay, Wia,, toys the big today in tbe realisation of a cherished n»«»bered that the tendency on the port brook, says the Astorian. Within tbe
Ing is 46 yean old, and
steamer Australasia, owned by James scheme—the tree planting to form the
foreigners has been to work with {*•* ,ey «7« millions ot aardinee have .
pota,'and form there oome the magnetic Corrigan, of this city, Vac burned la^t historical arch in Golden Gate Park.*-! Bfibter supplies.
This makes the
»brown up by the high tides on
brother
Salt Lake.
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shore
along
the oi
city
front, and it
30th of October has been chosen fo^'Kn situation strong. The world’s the rt,Qr
* m1ob
< »be
*T *«»».
Baron Nicholas Kuebitoky, governor S^trcyed. and the work of destruction »bat it is the attraction of this thus far- at the bottom of Whitefish buy. ' The
neeft marks the 116th anniversary «vallaNe supply ia the smallest in Eve ba* apprared to speotators that some-
because
of the Russian fur seal islands, to in I
be continued. The agent of tbe unbounded field that draws with msgio
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tniniF innnlrt no Anna
thing ahould be done towards m
packing
steamer, which was valued at *60,000, of the surrender
of Cornwallis. It has yean
thia magnificent article of food. The
was loaded with a cargo of 3,000 tons taken many months and a lot of perse­
flab are aa fine in quality aa any over
TWO CHILDREN KILLED
of coal for Milwaukee, oaughT lire verance to bring about the issue.
put up in oil, and it would seems that
about 11 o’clock. Full steam wAs put
The arch to be planted, consisting of
a now industry of renumerative and
”n and an effort made to beach the ves­ a tree from each of the original states, Another Fatally W.
try and the ^United Staten
Celeetial deaperadoeo are now bomelees ; enapended in the air of aufficient force sel, tbe crew in tbe meantime making
large proportions only awaits the en­
V It is expected that 10,000.300 anlmon
buntad. Thia outcome ia welcomed
counteract the resistance of the air, a tenifle fight against the fismes. Ab, is 60 feet in length, and the distance
Arlington, Or., Oct 31.—Word was ergy of some practical man.
fry will be turned into tbe Columbia ^7 *U M
Francisco, for another overcome tbe adverse currents and last shoal water was reached, just as between each tree will be 87^ feet
has the central position. received here today of a terrible aooi-
river this year. Of this number. 3,- vuwlent outbreak was expected at any “o»« more or less rapidly toward the the life-raving crew arrived at tbe vea- Pennsylvania
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On
one side are the northern states, on dent that occurred near Thirty-Mile,
000,000 will cease irons tbe ClaiAaaua tiaae in San Francisco. ~
north.’’
Wild fowl are plentiful on Willapa
■el and reacued the crew. The veaae) tbe
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other tbe Southern. In addition to in thia oounty yeaterday. A span of
hatchery, 8.000,000 from Bondy ata-
soon afterward rank.
_ j tbe trees and their native earth will be wild horses that were hitched to a harbor, and the run of silvereide
tion, 3,000,000 front Little White
Colonel Hairy Spielman, of Now
Westchester, Pa., Oct 31.—Edward
piavvu
placed with
wou appropriate ceremony SOH
soil wagon, in which
wuwu were re
the wife and salmon over there has begun. All the
Salmon, and 3.000,000 from tbe head
A Craak Arrested.
York city, a wealthy merchant and Browo> the ne8»> who attacked Mrs.
from famous battlefields and historic children of WiU Davis,__ _______ traps and nets are having fine catches.
Tbe United States circuit of appeals
ulubman, was held up by two women Thon,M Johnson in a suburb of Coats-
San Francisco, Oct 30.—W. F. places. Earth from tbe grave of La­ overturning the wagon. Two of the
children were killed, and another fa- ^ot
ninth district has decided in
villa
night
before
last,
has
been
landed
Bsrrett,
who
imagined
he
had
been
fayette
and
from
tbe
cemetery
of
Pic-
without the necessaries of life in Guay­
In
city «»
of owns
South oenu,
Bend, in that
wmy injured.
lujuruu.
iu their
weir flight,
nigni, the
tne f»vor °« the v»w
wat
■ League Club in Chicago. The in jail. When the officer took the cul­ delegated to establish tbe innocence of pus, Paris, will be deposited by M. I, tally
aquil as a result of the recent firn them.
ante of the colonel aecured his prit to the railway station a mob sur­ Theodore Durrant, during the latter’s de Leland, consul-general from France, bor.es ran against a tree, breaking the d»?’* °“* against the water company
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An interesting feature will
be tbe
watoh and *30 in oaah. Being rounded him and it was with the great- trial, was arrested tonight for insanity.
the city, fearing pestilence will follow
eot difficulty that he succeeded in plac­ Perret accosted a man named Riordan planting of a year-old miniature oak j 0TBr endwise. Mr. Davis was not in
Bears are plentiful in the neighbor-
ing the soared negro safely on board on the street and ordered him to throw by Helen Hallowell, registrar, and »b* wagon, but had tied the horses to hood of the Coquitlam river, says the
done to relieve suffering amosm those
UmwVwxvaA D
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the car.
Before the train started up his bands. Riordan succeeded in; Herbert
R. Baker, oolorbearer
of Vai-
• fence, from a^LlaL
which they broke away.
Vancouver News-Advertiser,
who have remained.
A num
stones were hurled through the oar putting him to flight, and meeting entine Holt Society, Children of the!
' ber have been ahot by Indiana within
The grand jury has indieted eleven
windows thick and faast, and the paa- Policemen Benjamin and Clanoey, in- American Revolution. This wee tree
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
the paat few weeks.
Infantil» Crook.
•engers became terror-stricken and fonped them of the occurrence. They bps been grown from an acorn from the
Waitsburg is now lighted by elec-
Dennie Myron, of Chicago, is only rushed in all directions to escape the pursued the lunatic, and at Hayes, famous charter oak, of Connecticut,
tha Most important Coavontioi trioity. The plant waa installed by
month with a loss of *810,000. Cash­
flying missiles. One man was struck street overtook him. He resisted vig- presented to the society by Mabel Bur.‘
Held
Years.
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ier de Blanc was also indicted for
home capital and enterpirae. It baa a
on the head by a stone and tbe whole ' orouely, but was subdued after a short gees Hough, of Notwioh, Conn,
Colorado Springe, Col., Oct 31.
capacity of 600 16-candle power lighta, '
tawoe to the reform school as a burglar. side of his face was laid open, while a , struggle and taken to the city prison.
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The forty third convention of the In- and will be run by water power.
The indicted directors are aune at the
Ho grow up ia that unsavory neighbor­ number of others received slight outs
INSI8TED UPON
HIS RIGHTS, ternational Typographical Union fin-
It cost Walla Walla oounty *600 to
hood known aa "Little Helf," and and bruises about the head and body. :
community.
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. ished ita se*ion in this city today.
about as aooaasbo wore trousers fell
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London, Oct 30.—A Berlin dispatch Captain of aa Aaurina »t«am«r B« Matters pertaining only to the oloeing extradite and bring from the Indian
territory Daniel White, a soldier,
IT—"• ' to the Timbe my. the usually well in-
*■»« *be companionship of thieves and
fuaed to Gtv« up a Paaaaaxer.
of the convention yrere transacted. U,
of war. General Greely, the chief sig­
By charged with seduction, and then no
Ban ^ancHoo, Oct 31.-There was formed Rohleasiche Zeitung reports the
nal officer, says the military telegraph tough« Ho helped a woman in shop­ • ,ul lively day on tbe floor of the German government meditates sending
Havana, Oct 19.—Anoth* interna ^E11« »early allAhe delegates had left ease could be made ' against him be­
lifting. and then took up thieving co
tional incident occurred in tbe barboi the olty’
officers of the union only ,
local produce exchange. Wheat is ad' a commission to endeavor to
secure a here today. The police attempted te rw»rining behind to attend to several - cause he married the girl.
vanoing on heavy orders from shippers. tract of territory on the east
Tbe big bear that ia one of the fea­
coast of arrest on the War4 line steamer Vigil.' minor »»tters of business. President
excellent order.
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Three ships have been laden with China, to enable Germany to
tures
of interest at the Tacoma hotel,
share
in
anca a passenger on the way from Prescott this morning said thia oonvea-
The Sherburne bankrobber confined wheat for Calcutta so far this month,
-------------- J" tbe Martin oounty jail, Minnesota, and continued large purchases for ship- the Industry and commercial develop- New York to Mexico. His name was t*00 bad in m,n7 respects been the broke loose from bis chain last wook,
one twelfth o< the cost o< operation of
««do a statement to tbe sheriff, ment in November and December to went of China.
Angel Fernandes. He was born in n>oflt '“Portent held in the last ten and it required the combined efforts of
the hotel force, 600 spectators, and
the entire signal corpn
„ .. .--------------------------bha ba* verified, giving his Australia wore alao made.
December
Asturias, Spain, but claimed to be a
estimated it had cost *80,000
A Warklaamaa-i FaUtlea.
nearly a quart of chloroform to secure
An mat-bound Usimi Pmsiflc pas- name as Lew Kellihan. and hia home wheat advanced today 4 W cento, and
Mexican citiaen. Captain McIntosh,
him again.
Cape Town, Oct SO.—At a meeting
eenger train was held up a abort die- •• Rock Rapida, la., where hia parents May 6^ cento.
December closed
of the Vigilance, refused to deliv* the
Pittsburg, Oct. 81.—Mrs. Rebecca
The harvest of the cranberry marsh
tsnoa-east of Uintah. Utah, near the »«Mds. He give, hia ago aa 31, and strong at *1.80K. and May at *1.88W. of several thousand workingmen here a man up. The police ordered the Vigil-
mouth of Weber canyon, and about «tataa that Ma broth* who waa killed Barley waa alao strong today, having resolution was passed praying the gov­
near Ilwaco will be about completed
ano. m
be d.=,
wb^X
oÂlîï"^
eight
milee
from
Ogden.
McIntosh
consultad
with General !..
« if.’ 5“
"
‘f _ ____ ' “*■» week.
etaht
milea
fmm
n-n—
w------------ waa but 18 yuan old. The reading of advanced from 86 K for low point of ernment of Cape ' Colony to summon tain
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The crop will be between
courts s gain st her i «.000 «nd 8,000 barrels of berries this
gers were molested, the robbers con­ dj—
led to the oommiaoian oi September.to 87K cents high point to- parliament with a view of abolishing Fisthugb Lee, the United States'^reL I
fining their operations to tbe nil and the ertma.
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_ the Vigil father, Edmund Kearsley, and others season. So far, no frost has reached
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gay. if grain continues to advance, the duties on foodstuffs. Thom who general,
and soon aftewards
attended the meeting afterward formed
■M«sm Were Cremates.
California farmers will enjoy a season
anca was allowed to aail, with Fer for property aggregating about *900,- ! this section, and the crop will be one
a procession and carried their reaolu-
care were uncoupled by the robbers and .■ There waa a terrible crexltJ A th. ot
000 in value. About seventy acres of of the largest, and the berries superior
prosperity.
nandea on board, to Mexico,
tiona to the governor.
run ahead of the train a few hundred
tbe land lies in what is now tbe city of »o any yet gathered.
yards and both cars broken open. The
Detroit, and waa divided and sold
Tbe farmed around Colfax have be-
wew What
Pretestaa the Miasrs.
robbers failed to open the safe in tbe
In ,887’
White claims gun aeeding and th« «mount of fan
Leadville. Cola. Oct 31.-A bout
Lisbon, Oct 20.—Tbe Portuguese
London, Oct. 30.—The Daily Newa
■lin“nre
’untod «r“n
>”»J- *•> ‘b
1,6 miner’ fr0,n Miasouri, to work ths
_ express car. Railway officiate any tbe ZZFteft ttata thrZ Z
oork Venus, Captain Pinto, hailing
booty lecured was a few mail bags, but cere of Fr^k B<^r\f hT.^ tn J?* Bisen mine, arrived this afternoon, haa a Berlin dispatch, which says that from this port, which sailed from papers signing sway her interest in the | year will bo greater than that of any
a batch of Alaa tian recruits, who wsre
as a great portion of the mail waa oor- house took
“ aM”'*nd P«oP»c about tbe depot
Cardiff October 1 for Lisbon, foun­ property, telling her that she was previous year if the weather continues
“d
newcomers.
General traveling on tbe railway, mutined and dered in a gale on October 9, off signing papers of minor importance.
favorable. The rise in tbe price of
fiiZi EX^i J*
™
had ‘
force of troop, on wrecked the railroad carriage, shouting Skomer island. Twenty persons were
wheat ia stimulating the farmers to in
"Vive
la
France."
Thia
ia
supposed
to
a good proportion of cash, the loua ta
band to escort the men to the mine and
drowned. The Venus was a bark of
Leibnitz, thevgreat German philoso­ creased activity, and nearly every inch
indicate a revival of chauvinism since
prevent an attack on them.
647 tons register, and was built in pher, was almdbt equally great aa a of rammer fallow land will be planted
tbe osar's visit.
1863, at Liverpook
cheas player.
by election time. *™. -
Mn Pauline Olievteri, a aack aswer.
Medford,
Or.,
Oct
31.
—
J.
O.
John-
met with a terribis death in the Chli-
Tbe Yakima fair paid expenses and
Madrid, Oct 30.—Reinforcements of
Outlet for Orala.
fomia Italian Paata Company’s works aon, one of Medford'a prominent and 8,000 men, led by four generals, will
•
hundred dollars over. All purses
Cleveland,
O.,Oct
30.
—
Twsnty
flvs
Topeka,
Oct.
30.
—
Owing
to
the
fact
well-to-do citiaena, died at bis hones in start far -ths Philippine islands No­
and premiums have bean paid, as also
freight
oars,
with
their
contenta,
were
thar
tbe
drought
this
summer
damaged
this city last night, after an illness of vember 13, to tak/part in the cam
destroyed in a wreck on the Big Four the wheat crops of tbe country, and the employes, and most of tbe inci­
a few days. Mr. Johnson came to Med­ paign against the ihlurgenta there.
Tbe commissioners .
near Wrilingotn, O., last night. The «*’•» »»*• Mexican government baa re-' dental expenses
ford in 1888 from California, and had
worked hard to make the fair a success.
Broche repitad with bullets from hia
j
“
1
.*
111
r
*
oh
1100,000.
The
track
■»«
’
▼«I
»>>•
duty
on
grain
for
a
period
of
• large amount of property in thia city
I.»'
i stalo«. .
The report of the superintendent of
London, Oct 30.—A special from has been oompldtely blockaded all day, »vcral months, Kansas grain is now
and county. He waa a mem bar of tbe
Bombay announces that a bucket of tar aad trains are running around the on th« ®ore into Mexico On-ucoount
injured outlaws fled, carrying their
wreck ov* other roads.
of ' the direct line, tbe Santa Fe ia •» »be end of tbe last quarter, Septem-
A fan with a little ear trumpet at­ was poured over tbe statue of Queen
ri. , v.
handling tbe greater part of this grain, b«* >0 ¡eat, there were seven inmates,
Victoria there during tbe night and a
tached is the latest device to aid the
baling on becoming “d »be» road expects to ship over 1,000 fonr men and three women.
Thè cost
pair of old sandala tied around tbe
the metropolis of the state. It haa now
in»° that country within tbe next of supplies footed up *3is 68 and the
a population
potml.tinn of
nf 80,000.
months.
superintendent’s salary was *180.
*ctiw*
DAYTOM..
Statistical Agent Wilcox in
California.
Bold Bandits Terrorize the
Inhabitants
EVENTS OF THE DIV
«
Ui
5
i
3
MIS
K M ?
■ !
=
Ft
■
in the county jail for libeling W. A
Elisabeth Whitman, a well-known pi-
£ inured in a trolley accident at the. oneor, died last night at her borne
Haseltoe A Schuylkill railroad and the She was bon in 1838, married in 1888,
and, with her hueband, & 8. Whitman,
London, Oct 30.—A dispatch to the
Times from Madrid says the new 700-
ttn cruiser Princessa de Austrias, which
baa been fixed in the mud for a month
owing to an accident in the launch at
Carracea, yesterday floated off of its
own accord
Spokane, Oct. 30.— Jamea Reed, a
farmer, whose place is about sei on
milea from town, has been missing for
three or four days. Yesterday search
was ‘n-tituted and last night he was
found dead. He had been digging a
bo»« on hie place to aink a rook, which
Ixmdon, Oct 30.—la an editorial on interfered with terming opmations,
the campaign in the United States, the
his family living in town.
>
-AW-
□Ss
Werk - th. P..«.. c.l.
v
Colon, Colombia,
Colon,
Colombia, Oct.
Oct. 21.
31. -General
—General yAJTnf
Belin, tbe PanAma canal director, re- SZliT
turned from Parte on tire French steam-
80 T*T
« a-».!»
b .
in »Orth
^««on is 68
7? been in the
M ,n7 000
in
“•>"
West Indies 160 laborers to work upon
-
B"“0“ --
’ hoM
------- up your hands,
the canal
Tbe Panama railroad ssys tbs Yakima Times. In addition ‘
■team* Finan*, due hero Saturday“ WaXn’^SL“^««‘««y of
has not yet arrived.
Washington the full three score and
«•» FJJ" allotted by the psalmist to
ftu the Beak Créditera.
: T“»
Bastien has appeared eight
Washington,Oct 11.-Tbecontroller
before Hymen's altar.
dLí’ofT^7
J**?'*’ • dirV D Tbe "
“«P»« of
receipts
of the
the Groat
Great Northern
Northern
J*7? °*
*■ Snohomish from
N“Wom1 hw*b of April 1 to October 1, were *3,000 more
fa
a
•
s
fai
ly
Oft
$
11