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OLNEY’S SUCCESSOR rhe Walla WaHa, Jaa. 1». — William the story of EVENTS Of THE DAY the state capital, pursuant to »'call the followi rUBIBUI 8CI1M II Senator John Sherman Has Accepted State Portfolio. RESULT tit «8 TRIFTO CAITO* "Where*«, The congrera of ths more desirable taw. United State« bra nuthorized th* presi Lost Ancua* thia little girl wae taken dent to proclaim m forest reserve The Inevitable deduction-for-indebt- 4,600,000 acres of th* Cascade range ol mountains, extending in an unbroken body across the stat* of Oregon, there Canton, O., Jan. 18. Bombay, Jan. IK — PU« m and death. She then »lowly revived, but by cresting a physical division of the cepted the state portfolio,” »aid Semr- The question of supplying each msm- famine are stalking arm-in-ann through waa totally blind. She told her- pa- ,state; and killed Senator Foley, la * r of senate and house with a copy of ■ denaely populated portion* ot th* Brit- ■ "Whereas, This immense body oi tor John Sherman to the Aaxo-ixt,-.) Hill’s Code of Oregon, evoked some de ; l*h empire; thousands are dead or dy araasva no* been t/Wll ^JAraWU Ulv VRIÏJ ” placed UliUCI under the care VI oi! •------ ------------ •------- ” — ' Charlee A. Warriman, cashier at the factfond ob ths senatorial arenine«, bate in th* staat* McChu |rai infill ing, and the outlook grows blacker and sera Jesus and the angels and many land*has the department of th* interior, to be I depot a few minute* before the senator friends who had gone before. There each being a minority. All efforta to Great Northern depot in Butte, Mont., a joint resolution that the secretary ot more terrible every day. protected from the injury of its forest left for Washington this aften... i. committed suicids in hi. room. Au Milliona of hapleas men, women and life. There were little children in the growth by the aid of the United Stater ditor Frey hod just begun the examina »peaker have been futile. Much bitter children are starving, and the faminis- tree eating the fruit. Each inhabitant district court and by it* oncers, and i tion ot hi» account». plained that a similar resolution had stricken districts, having a population citianu of th* United States, resident« j elect. Concerning other matter» «»n- been adopted by the senate, but, inas of nearly 40,000,000 pepole, will have The little girl raw a mown with her of Oregon, have been arrested and put neeted with the incoming adminirtra- much a* 0 was only * aenate resolu to depend upon the aid of charity for name on it, hanging up, and reached to cost on the assumption that grazii>*i tion,. the senator waa very retkei.- tion, the secretary ot state was unwill food enough to keep Jxxiy and soul to for it, but Jesus told her she would stock (sheep especially) within such Asked as to whether Mr. Hanna would ing to comply except on joint request gether until April er later. Other dis have to go back to earth and fulfill her reserve is an injury to the forest be appointed senator, he replied that garden in Berlin immediately after her Republican» and one Populist held a of both houses. Selling of Multnomah tricts, with a population numlx-ring he did not know. Senator Sherman growth thereon; and divorce from her husband. She will caucus at the state capital and unani thought that from an economical stand about 50,000,000, are already feeling mission. He wanted her to teach hi. waa in the city a little more than people. 2 "Whereas, By an experience extend mously nominated John H. Mitchell for be paid |76O a night. point, twenty-flvd copies would be the pangs of bitter privation from food, Although blind this girl ran read by ing over fifty years, in some cases, three hours, and all the while Was at United State, senator. The nomination ot David R. Franci» eufficient, ten for the senate and fifteen and this must be endured well on into ptmsing her fingers over the printed or members of this association know that the McKinley home, where he took aa secretary ot the interior haa been fa for the house. Price of Umatilla sug spHng, before permanent, relief will be written page, and can describe person» despite grazing of sheep or cattle upon, lunch with other prominent callers. vorably acted upon by the committee gested that fifteen copies would be afforded by nature. Funds for the re whoee picture. Were handed to her. the graces lands of Oregon, whether on Patterson of Marion haa introduced on finance and reported to the senate in sufficient for the senate, giving one to lief oi sufferers are being raised on *11 The latter power was first discovered the mountains or in the valleys, th« a bill making general provision for the executive session. The nomination haa each new member. McClung’s resolu sides, but ■ very large amount of money by J. B. Cawthorn, a photographer, Pittsburg,-Jan. 18.—The Dispat. I. refpreetation of open land has extended transportation of all insane persons to tion was finally adodted. will be needed to provide food even for whoee mother live, in Walia Walla. is extending, over all pasture tend, •ays: The Cuban policy of the McKinr the asylum. His bill provides that gan at the request of Senator Vest. those unfortunate people who live on He told the marvelous story to a Sun near enough seedbearing trees for the ley administration will differ very lit the county clerk shall notify the super Another subject of debate was the down After a long and animated session in intendent of the asylum that he has an resolution requiring the appropriation almost nothing (in comparison with day school in Palouse City, and Mr. seeds to be carried by the ' wind; and tle . from . that . which ... . haa □ been laid ---------- - - ' by President Cleveland and his se. r> Olympia the presidential electors of inrane person to be conveyed to the asy bill to be prepared a sufficient time be Europeans and others.) Gray and wife, hearing it, drove out to the truth of this statement is well set The calamity, awful in its its inten the home of the girl to aee.for them forth in papers now published by th« tary of state. This statement ia law») W'ashington agreed upon James E. Fen lum. The superintendent then au fore the.close of the session to pennit a sity, is possibly not much greater than selves. Mr. Gray first handed the sick state board of horticulture, by person« on remarks made to a reporter by the ton, Democrat, of Spokane, as messen thorises some employe of the asylum careful examination. One member ger to convey the vote of the stat* to to repai r to the county seat, where the wanted the bill prepared within the the ravages of the dreadful plague here, girl his watch, and she told him that it who have seen these processes going man who will be premier of^the next Washington. The choice was a com insane person will be delivered to him, ffrst twenty-five day* This was gen threatening' to spread through the was a gold watch, and the time of day, forward for from forty-tour to flfty-twe administration, Senator Sherman, at the union depot thia evening. promise, ad the electors were at first and he will conduct such insane person erally regarded as too soon to be prac crowded cities to other parts of India, by passing her fingers .over the glass. years’ observation; therefore, be it The veteran statesman was on his unable to agree upon any one of the to the asylum. AH the expense is to ticable, and itwdi Anally settled that, and; if it reaches the greatly weakened To make sure that her power was gen "Resolved, These prosecutions ol famine sufferers, the mortality may be uine, a paper was held between her way to Washington from Canton. Af four elected, each one striving for the be borne by the asylum fund. stockowners, whose stock has in past the bill should ‘ be before thé aenate terrible. The natives have been re ter stating that hia position in the next honor. The sum ot >800 is allowed five day» before the etoee of the session. duced by lack-eMood lo little (era than face and a photograph that Mr. Gray years ranged on the mountains of Ore handed to her, and she described the gon, is totally unjustifiable, on the cabinet had been determined. Senator Senator Mackay haa introduced a bill living skeletons, in the most heavily picture perfectly as that of an old gen ground of injury done by such grazing; Sherman said in answer to a question: The trial of Mm Walter Carew for the appointing of a fiscal agent at stricken districts, and as such they tleman with gray whiskers, wearing a "I think the United States govern President Simon has announced the charged with poisoning her husband New York city, who fe to look after that we, as citizens of the United standing committee, of the senate as cannot but fall victims by the thou dark suit and cravat. She read from States, residing in Oreogn, claim all ment should not interfere with the by administering arsenic, and which th* state’s financial interesta. sands to the plague. follows: books and papers handed to her by the the right of the citizens of other state» Cuban war, either to aid in its settle has caused a great sensation among the Th* mortality her* has quadrupled, use of her fingers. . Agriculture and Forestry — Johnson, American inhabitants of Yokohama, to-the full benefit of the use of the ment or to do anything which would Two other bills of a general nature without counting the deaths which have Mr. and Mrs. Gray tell many other public domain, and of the general land make a peaceful government of the has been brought to a dramatic close were introduced, one by Senator Mc Hughes, Holt. Assessment and Taxation—Hughes, occurred among thousands of people wonderful things in rotation to this laws of the national government, and island a charge upon thia, «.untry. I by the appearance and confession in Clung, which authorizes the mayor of Petterson of Marion, Price, Mulkey, who have fled in terror from Bombay, child. She haa now been ill 100 days, believe it an oppression, unjust as well think Canovas has outline.) a program any city to bid in property sold at pub in many eases abanddRng their all in ernes» of »the family who, it seems, lic sale for taxes. The other was by Mackay. — and has not been able to digest any as unnecessary, to Barras, stockmen by of governmental reforms, which will their hurried flight from the great peril. Claims—Sell be applied both in Spain and Cuba. Carter, Daly, was the real murdereh afid'the person Senator Smith, authorizing counties, .food. trials in the United State, court for Up -to recently,- Bombay, with its vigation—Harmon, who wove the chain of evidence around cities and school districts to dispose of * As roferenOes for the truth of the act. of technical trespass, where benefit !These reforms will give the Cubans population of about 850,000; enjoyed Johnson, Dufur. the widow. story, Mr.- Gray gave the names of rather than damage has been done; practical autonomy, and will, I hope, real estate acquired at tax sales. Counties—Mackay, Geraer, Talyor, the reputation of being one of the Rev. A. Y. Skee, pastor of the 8. M. that we heartily indorse the concurrent settle the question.’’ Attorney-General Harmon was asked healthiest cities in India, its sanitary Gowan, Driver. EL church; of Palouse; Rev. J. G. resolution introduced by Senator Mul al)out the probable course the govern* Senator Michell has called attention works being equal to those of the Eu Education—McClung, Harmon, Kerrick, of La Grande, Or.; H. A. key, in the present legislative assembly ment will pursue with respect to the to the subject of navigation on the Co Menominee, Mich., Jam IA—To- ropean capitals. But »11 thia it Gray, Thomas Cox and J. B. Caw- of Oregon; that wears unanimously in Pacific railroads, now the funding bill lumbia river, by introducing a bill au night nine men are clinging to a block Elections and Privilege*—Mulkey, changed. More than half of the popu thorn, of Palouse._________ ' has failed. Beyond the statement that thorizing the governor to appiont a favor of the restoration of a reasonable of ice a few rods square that is Being - lation has disappeared, and those who Gesner, Smith. some action would probably be taken commission to construct and equip * tariff duty on wool, adequate . for the driven out ot Green bay into Lake remain are either helpless and cannot AT THE INAUGURATION. Engrossed Billa — Geraer, Reed, within thirty days, he declined to dis portage railway from The Dulles to encouragement of wodlgrowing, and Michigan by a fierce southerly gale. get away, or are crowding out of the Miteheli. cuss the rastter.- It is believed, how CeUla also favor an import duty being placed The wind is blowing thirty mites an city by rail, water and road, or else Enrolled Bills — Calbreath, Patterson - * ever, the firH step will be against the tn. shoddy, sufficiently high to dis hour, and carries a zero temperature, contemplate so doing unless there is a * The bill of Senator Price of Uma of Washington, and Gowan. Union Pacific, inasmuch as foreclosure courage the imjwtation of said ar- and an occasional snow squall. The change for the better shortly. The gov Federal Relatio n* Ba t es, Taylor, Washington, Jan. 19.—Washington tide.’.’ proceedings instituted by the first lien tilla, for the collection ot delinquent Dufur. . ' ernment officials are seriously alarmed, ians who ars making an effort to ar holders of that road are now pending in taxes, provides that all property levied Senator Mulkey’s reeloqtion, pro none too heavy clothing worn while Fishing Industries—Reed, Michell, the native physicians have nearly all range the inaugural ceremonies ot Mr. the courts. ’ ' left the city, business is paralyzed, the McKinley so that none can complain, vides for three reserves, instead of one. tending their nets, ami untee* the ire Patterson of Marion, The inauguration of Governor Tan floe has been blown against Chamber» Horticulture — Carter, Calbreath, mills are closed or closing, the streets ar* disturbed by statements circulated Senator Price has ner in Springfield,' Ill., developed a raving expense. THE DAY IN THE HOUSE. Holt. are partly deserted, and on all sides are in certain parte ot the country to the island or Green island, there is, little sensation at the close of the statehouse also introduced a bill which enables Insurance and Banking—Bates, John empty houses, boarded up or wide Open. effect that extortionate rates are to be probability they will live through the a farm laborer to file a lien upon a ceremony, when the retiring governor, Tribat«» Late night The passage of funeral parties through exacted of those who come here to wit Oratorical son, Driver. The doomed men are residents . John P. Altgeld, was not peraiitted to growing crop, even though there be a of the little fishing rilbge of Menekau ness the inauguration ceremonies. mortgage on the crop. deliver the farewell address which has Washington, Jan. 1«.—-Meet of thi» nee, and their wives and children and Judiciary—Gowan, Brownell, Mich- ing grounds, or ghats, light the skies Speaking to an Asociated Press reporter rail Hmi th PUU »»» day in the house was devoted to ora- neighbors are spending the night on e?»», omtvu, AJtiiur, with their reflections, and . line after Senator McClung ’ s bill. No. "to vious inaugurations in Illinois. Gov Revision of Laws—Patterson of line pf bodies, there or at the parzee people insist on making their toricri triubtes to the late Speaker the mountains of ice that frir _• ernor Altgeld had prepared his speech define the terms land and real property, Washington, McClung, Reed, Hobson, burial spots are awaiting consignment own arrangements, the inaugural oom- Crisp, of Georgia, who died during the beach weeping. and had brought a copy of it to the for the purposes of taxation," is vir- .King. •• - to the flames or to mother earth. mittoe cannot be held responsible, but recent recess of congress. The speeches hall, but he was not called upon by the tually a re-establishment of the old ___ niv were listened to by u nearly The number of deaths from the A I wi muchly married . Medicine, Phannacy and DentiAry— «BBuru uuc wno i all of the x can assure anv one who will aaureM address mortgage-tax taw. It provide., how presiding officer to speak. Much in Cal breath, Driver, Daly. plague in this city i» now estimated, Colonel L. P. Wright, chairman of the oon ‘ in «« ‘ t of dignation was aroused by the occur ever, for the exemption only of record Military Affairs—Price, Heseltine, unofficially, to be 8,000, and there are committee on public oomfort, that he Republicans, while many Southern ed indebtedness, and in that particular rence. Gesner. - about 170 additional victims, daily, will secure for them the best ot accom people filled the galleries. All of the Lord George Hamilton, secretary of differs from the old taw, and from Penal Institutions—Driver, Hobson, with this number increasing as time modations at reasonable rates. He has members from Georgia and several Dennison, Tex, Jan. 18.—Deputy other proposed statutes. state for the Indian department, has Seiling. wears on. The Europeans, however, listed already accommodations for from leaders on both side* of the house de Unitetd States Marshal B. C. Birrh livered eulogies, which were unusually sent to the lord mayor of London the have been singularly free from con 80,000 to 80,000 persons, mostly in Mining—Johnson, King, Holt. field, of Durant, L T., has arrived here, The registration bill introduced in statement upon which the appeal for Municipal Corporations—Haseltine, tagion upto< the present time, only private houses, which are well located, impressive, and were listened to with having in charge Tom Lowe, >6 ymni the senate by Senator Hannon is idea-' subscription» for the relief of the fam Harmon, Calbreath. three deaths among them being record and which are supplied with all mod much“fiaore than the usual attention. of age, who ia wanted in thia county ine sufferers in India ia based. He tlcal with the measure tojfe intro \ Printing—Michell, Mackay, Smith. ed to date. .r’v The bill authorizing the Columbia A ern oonvenienoes. The list ia daily under indictment in two cases ef dis says that districts with a population of duced in the house by Thomas of Mult Public Buildings and Institutions— At Karachi, Poona and Bandra, increasing. The rates will average Red Mputain Railway Company to posing of mortgageil property. nomah. ----- : ....... ...-------------------- 87,000,000 will be sufferers from the -... f.„ Wa^0’ P*tter8on oi Washington, where large numbers of refugee« have about as follows: For lodging only, 81 build a bridge across the Columbia Lowe, in the prewnce of Officer famine until the end of March, and it sought safety, the plague has broken per day for beds and 75 cents for cote; river, in Stevens county, Wash., called Birchfield and Policeman James, con Senator Taylor’s bill amending th* may continue in some parte to the end incorporation act of P»nd1eton change« up by Doolittle, passed. Delegate Cat Public Lands—Patterson of Marion, out in most threatening form. At *1.35 to *1.50 for lodging and break fessed to being the husband of sixteen of June. In other districts, having the city charter in three particulars. Mulkey, Dawson, Haseltine,'Wade. Bandra, for instance, 199 deaths are re fast, and *9.50 per day for lodging and ron attempted to secure the passage of wives, all of whom be has married 44,000,000 population, the distreaa may It provides tnat (1) the city may be di- Railroads—Brownell, Gowan, Patter corded out of 180 cases of plague, caus meal». Good horses for the parade a bill to give the deserted Fort Marcy within the last eight years. The con deepen with famine for a shorter or ing consternation, even among the phy may be hired for from *5 to *10. If military reservation, at Santa Fe. N. fession was made ia writin^- vided up into wards; (9) that the pres son of Washington, Mackay, Daw«on. * longer period, while 8.000,000 people ent water-works system may be en." — Roads and Highway»—Dawson, car sicians. In this city there are thou person» have equipments^-it will be M,, to the Amarioan Invalid Aid So He married wife No. 1 at Purcell, L in the native states may be victims of sands of houses without native serv well to bring them, although such as ciety, of Boston, for the establishment T., in 1886; No. 9 in-Bromwood, Tex, larged into a gravity system; and (8) ter, Hobson, Brownell, Daly. famine. .. >. of * sanitarium for pulmonary disease», Ways and Means — Taylor, McClung, ants, nearly all the latter having joined that eity treasurers shall hereafter be they may not possess will be supplied the same year; Na 8 in Benton; Na but it failed on objection. The house committee on public landi anpointed by the eity council, and not Selling, Hughes, Dawson. the fleeing multitudes. Employers are by the ooftimittee at moderate cost.’’ 4 in Hillsboro; Na 6 in Ennis; Na « ••i----------- has authorized * favorable report on th« elected by the people. There has been helpless because of the departure of Hakan Baa aa a Saa*. in Marion county; Na 7 in Galveston; Vtenlaz oa **lptamM. bill providing that settler» on Northern trouble in Pendleton over making the clerks and porters, and stores are closed Washingtdfi, Jan. 18.—The Republi Na 8 in Houston; Na • in McLennan Oakland, Cal., Jan. 19.—An earth Pacific railroad lands, whose right city fund» immediately available when can tariff-makers held no meeting to on account of the utter stagnation in quake this afternoon waa productive of county; No. 10 in Dennison; Na 11 and Hale, who were responsible for the would have been forfeited January 1, they are desired for the payment of day, having encountred several per business. The mortality during the a remarkable scene at the Tenth-avenue in Paris; Na 19 in Delta county; Na senate substitute for house bill No. 1897, for noncompliance with law, warrant». It is thought that, if the plexing points in the chemical schedule past week here has been unprecedented, Baptist church. Rev. C. M. Hill, the 3608, which restored flogging in the 18 in Mills county; Na 14 in Milan ■hall have an additional term of two temptation for candidates to place while the returns of deaths from re which they began work on last night. pastor, was just closing an eloquent merchant marine, are being severely county; Na 15 at Weber Falls, and Na years tn. which to comply with the themselves under personal obligation Certain members were assigned to pro mittent fevers are extraordinarily high .sermon. Just as he asked the congre condemned by the 300,000 members of 16 in Young county. regulation* The committee also or to financial institutions has been re cure information on various points, •hove the plague rate, which is natur- * gation in an impressive manner what All the wives are alive, and an for m dered a favorable report on * bill allow moved, the difficulty about th* funds the Western Seamen’s Society and va ally interpreted a* meaning that num and tomorrow the committee will re account they would render of their rious branches. At a meeting ot the he know*, Lowe • rays they ere not re ing settlers on Indian lands opened to : may be obviated. bers of people who have fallen victims sume work on the schedule. married. 8o far aa he knows nineteen settlement in the Dakotas to acquire, of the plague have been officially re stewardship, the building began to local trustees of the society, who are children have been born to them with quake until it seemed that the roof patent by paying the minimum price Senator Mulkey, of Polk, haa intro •ion of real work on the bill, it ia con corded a* having died of remittent fever. would fall in. In a moment all was prominent business men, resolutions in the last eight year*. • provided by law any time after the ex- । duced into the senate a bill covering sidered by the member» doubtful were adopted protesting against the A VENGEFUL HUNGARIAN. confusion. Some of the congregation piration of fourteen months from the the subject of taxation. The bill, in whether it will be practical for them ran for the doors; others fell on their date of entry. , effect, practically a re-enactment ef to follow the original plan of work, Berlin, 'Jan. 18.—The Lokal An- knees to pray, while others,with faces the mortgage-tax law. It ha* throe which was to have the full committee Paris, Jan. 19.—In an interview, Dr. aeiger publish*« a dispatch fn«i st. Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 18.—After be pale,stood waiting for what seemed to gon ballota general objects in view—<1) the ——r work together on every schedule of the Roux, who in connected with the de- Petersburg reporting a lamentable in for William McKinley and Garret Ho ment of all property, (9) equal and im- bill, instead of dividing the schedules ing bested by Joseph Kalata in s many to be certain death. Deacon Jo- partment of hygiene, denied a report sefA Plaw attempted to calm the asem- wrestling bout, John Cournott, a Hun bart. Hon. T. T. Geer was sleeted among the subcommittees. garian, beheaded his successful rival. blagp. He Mkad why there should be that he had made experiments with an Th* men were rival* for the hand of fear, if they had heeded the words of anti-plague lymph. He would know beckoned to a gardener, who was work ington. will save the state at least *65,000 per San Francisco, Jan. 18.—Oscar Low, Anna Jopkapotah, with whose father their shepherd, and were ready. for the how to prepare the lymph, he said, if ing in the park at Tservkotelo. Tie- A dispatch from Nic* says that year. The bill provide, for the deduc a Victoria man, was buncoed out of they boarded. end. He arid that they should rejoice it was needed, but he felt that bubonic guard, seeing the man running toward eighty-two persons, including th* tion of indebtedness where the corre *180 today by the old dice game trick There was a gathering at the house if the end came and found them pre plague would never get a hold in Eu the czar, shot him dead, supposing be spond ing credit can be found and m - mayor and the mayor’s assistant, to Low lives at the Yosemite house, on and Cournott challenged Kalata to a pared. The speaker quickly restored rope. The Tempe oomplains of the in was a would-be assassin. The czar gether with many prominent citizens, seraed. It abolishes the state board of Market street, and started for the Bar wrestling match. Cournott waa de quiet, and when he had finished, all activity of the present Indian govern was deeply affected by this occurreno- have been arraigned for corruption in equalisation as it is now constituted, bary Corat for a drink. Ho got into a ment in dealing with the scourge. feated, and in his anger left the room, foined in prayers of thanskgiving. vesting that duty in the governor, sec the municipal election* saloon on Sacramento street, and there returning in a few minutes with a retary of state and state treasurer. It Advices . received from Manila show Bushnell, HL, Jan. 18.—A wreck oc began shaking dice with a stranger. butcher knife. Rushing at Kalata, hs Rome, Jan. 16.—Maaeowah advice, that the Philippine insurgents who also provide, for the collection of taxes He lost *80, and a newly made friend swung the knife around hia bead, and Salem, Masa, Jan. 19.—The remains curred on the Toledo, Peoria A West were deported to the Landrane islands, on the original assessor’s roll and for told him he could beat the winner out with all the force he could muster are to the effect that a body of Der of the late William Alexander Higgins, ern at Sciota, ten mile* west, last the Spanish penal settlement in the Pa the sending of the summary only of th* of all hia money if Low could only get brought it down on Kalata’» neck. vishes, believed to be the advance who met his death with many others night The engine, mail, brag*?** and cific, recently made a desperate attempt roll to the state board of equalisation. some more cash. The victim went to The keen blade cut its way through the guard of the entire Dervish force», haa at the foundering of the Cuban filibus two passenger cars were piled in a to escape, but were overpowered by the It makes the county treasurer the cdl- his room, and got *100 more. He re muscles, arteri«« and jugular vein, sev entered the Kedaref district, and ie tering steamer Commodore, off the heap. The engineer was killed, ami garrison and Spanish marine* Eighty lector of taxes up to the point of delin turned to the saloon, and soon lost ering them and stopping only at the moving on Agordat The Italian gov Florida coast, Runday morning, Janu the baggageman and five or six ¡Trr n of the convict* were killed *nd forty quency, when they shall be collected by that Then he complained to the po opposite side of the neck. Kalata fell ernment ia concentrating all the troop» ary 8, arrived today. The funeral was gers badly hurt. The wreck was cau««-.| the sheriff. available near Agordat, which ia well held at the undertaking rooms, and wounded. lice. by a broken rail, while the train wv to the floor without so much as a groan. was attended by a large crowd. running thirty-five miles an hour. The Southern Oregon Frir Associa Senator Holt’s bill, for the tem Corpus Christi, Tex., Jan. 19.—It It tion has filed articles of incorporation porary relief of counties la certain Pittsburg, Pa., Jan. 18.—As the re a well known fact among certain parties in the office of the secretary of state. case«, proivdea that, whenever any Perry, O. T., Jan. 19.—Late last Chicago, Jan. 18.—The bodies of Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 19.—A let sult of an explosion in the tankhouse ot The capital named is *5,000, divided railroad company shall neglect or re night robbers took in the town of-New ter has been received by one of the Mrs. Esther Pbole, 60 years old, ami the Columbia Powder Company, locat Copras Christi last May, l>e held sev into shares of *10 each. Medford will fuse to pay its tax««, or any portion of kirk, north ot here. Saloon» were rob representatives in this city of the Cu- her son, Charles, aged 84, who were — ed in a hollow • half mile from the eral consultations with a leading be the principal office. of all the money and quantities of banjunta, confirming the Associated suffocated by coal gas, were fourni in them, in any county within the state, Ohio river, midway between boroughs Brownsville attorney, the remit of bed whisky\nd b. »ij’ 7 *»<1 beer. Residences were en- Press dispatch of Friday giving an ac Frank Hoyt, who so brutally aamult- such county »hall not be required to Shoustown and Shaopin, Mr. Stickney, which was the 1—■« of an ¡«tanJ count of the death of General Maceo. ed and robbed Agent Hoopengarnar, at p*y into the state treasury its portion proprietor of the works, and his two Officers think the robbers came The letter ia from Lieutenabt-Colonel Myrtle Creek last week, haa bera tried of taxes on the 1*81111 value of the daughters were killed, P. McClusky k" 0 *! 1 * one * ’ “ I® ywterday under the guise of Dallas, Tex., Jan. 1A—At a late The county ia fktally injured, and Walter Crane seri in Roseburg, Or., and bound over to railroad’s property. Co^tt-?ietm^n? ^htTii£ ¿^Xh^ *7^ Hernandez, who was encamped with a hour tonight the boys’ department of also to be relieved from all interest or th* grand jury, in th* sum of *1,000. ously hurt. By almost superhuman company of cavalry and other forces Buckner’s Orphan H owm *. fire m,l~ In default of bondsmen b* is now in other penalty until one month after the efforts the flames were controlled be palled off on the island, which is about They are supposed to be mwmbJre of'L near where Maceo was ambushed. The’ from the city, was destroyed by fir. delinquent tax is collected. ton mile, from Brownsvilfe orpmtaed meml*‘re °«“ ¡««urgent» are reported to be encamped th« county jail fore the glycerine machine ignited. Five boys perished in the flames, and nine miles east of Havana. Senator Haseltine introduced a bill Chicago,- Jan. 18.—A millionaire In the supreme court in Washington, several others were burned. D a, an opinion waa rendered by Jus- which provides that *11 state taxes b* mine owner, George & Hammond, of London, Jan. 1». — The Daily Mail London, Jan. 19. — The Daily Mail London, Jan. 19. — A dispatch from tic* Gray, in the care of the Harney the San Juan mining district, New London, Jan. 19.—A dispatch from Chonicfe sa£ Prl™ Vrifey Stock Company ▼* Hoke Smith, Mt oa delinquent amounts begin July 1. Mexico, is missing, and it is feared he New York, Jan. 18.—William Fergn Mendos, Argentina, to the Chronicle secretary of th* interior, and & W. has been foully dealt with. Ham «rin* ar. suffering from indication, the V^ZUemyo<hi. X»”? , says a telegram has been received from •on, corresponding secretary of the The Portland charter bill framed by at poison in*, but the oeH f™ ' . — h*’ <*‘*’>▼«7 at expedition, reporting typographical union of this city. *nd Senator Simon wm introduced ia th* that a Swiss guide, Zurbiggen, Ils,] J*cvb MeKenna. of Brooklyn, were senate by Senator Bate*. ;/ mining property. He had several • u L k . 7 determine in a subject reached the summit of Concagna, in found dead in a room of the Hotel whether death or catalepsy hae inter - the Awdw/bver 94,000 feet abo* thousand dollars and a quantity of Ulmer, f The act Bate City, sea level, after the third attempt by illumi The court Utte morning pebli^ an interview liwrad her. that a revoluti*» of the hi. prominence in local and inters
