Ochoco review., June 27, 1891, Image 1

NO. 3.
VOL. 7.
PUINNVILLK, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 27. 1891.
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Prinevllle, Ocegon.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A Portion of Fresno City,
Cal., Inundated.
A WIDOW AWARDED $4,000.
The Legality of the Stn Diego ChtvrWr
Pr&olioally Con Armed Other
Interesting Newi.
Rt.(Cii!iir trip, to.r.t-i' --
..ur jmrt ol thie month.
Kureka, Cl., propuwi lo live n op
m Iioum tlmt will aent 1.50U people.
Tlielntttmlnte Coiniiiiiroer-oiiiiiiiiiiiion-r
m have Jmt euinplvtetl their tvaiiiun at
J'urtUnd.
It In reported tliat an oil well at the
Wet KikI. AnBiii, ta flowing forty
barrel a ilujr.
The tlrtli received from Oermany at
1'ortlanil have epread all over the V 111
aiiK'tto Valley.
A aaw mill, with a capaclU of 0.1,000
fw.tof Innilwrjper day, will be erected
at Cooe Hay thu eu miner.
The truth of the eon.ratUm of ZwaU
at Karrainimto that he inurtlered two
wive In the Kant baa been confirmed.
During the rurrrnt gle at IH1 Nort
the wav datthml apray over the tower
of the rk-al Hoik lighthouae, 100 ft-et
alxive the rock.
True Mile have been found by the
Walla Walla grand Jury aicaiuiit aeven
ailtlii'r who were engaged In the Hunt
lynching affair.
The ark Coloma lial Junt reairhed
l'ortland from Hontikong with a large
numlier of Chtnree binle, which are U)
be turned looee.
The acbool ceiuue of U Angelee city.
jiidt roiiipUtHl, ilmwi an incrae of 2U3 (
children between 5 and 17 yeari of age
over laat year' report.
Three Huperlor Judge, Hitting in bank,
have practically confirmed the legality
of the Han Klegocliarter.whichbae been
In diiipule for mine time.
The putting of the Meua.li.rfcr free
bridge bill into effect In Oregon haa Iwn
InauguraUil. and Portland people have
now Iree bridge in eight.
Million of dead carp line the yhorea
of Owen Lake. The Udtx ay they go
down from the river and the chemical
of the lake eoon kill them
.
The Kaweah Ctdony Trtiatee. witheme j
1IIV It.wrRii 1-..V..J - . ' . . j
eitvplion, have l"en lined t-BJl. thai
they might ai-twal their cane U the ( lr-
cuiurt. Hey ... .v-il they had
ruit Court. They an avernii "r '
1 . I 1 1 1 in U I f..r tti rt !
no proiieny, aim w in j ,
day.
A le num.H'r of Indian at the dif-
f..rm X hl?a aencie In Ariit.na have
Z ed I the minLloner. of th.Co- J
h Man KKtKitlon at Chicago for ;ace
n w wiw
ifcle. of their own ...anulac-ture. j
TK rviiiranrd. and rorruntioil Of ,
I fliira t Iia Anirele have
prompted the taxpayer to appoint coin
...1...... in Invn.iiirata the county and
city otllcee and to look into the coat of
managing clue oi Hie aame cia m ti
Kimt.
ti, l.ru hiimni nf tha Yuma f A. T.)
Irrigating work were etarted the other
.) r..ntiirir ncntaif ul I v and aupplving
an' i'mmenaa amount of water from the j
Colorado river. The Yuma pumping
Mant for Irrigating i the Brat ever uaeu
in Ariaona.
A I, .r at I In and baaement con
crete bullding for the girla' dormitory at
theHtanlonl university naa oeen cun
tracte.1 for at a coat of M.0O0. It I to
lie completed by next September. "Of
liaa been commenced, and IWU men will I
be put on immediately.
vi, i.iuii.i. b'lirimm of Lo An-
gelea. who aaked $50,000 from the South
ern Pacific Company for the loss of her
husband in October, 1887, has been
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second trial of the case, the first trial
being for the defendant.
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Articles '"X,, i, Ti f-T
dena and Mount Wilson Railway Cora.
pany have been filed at Lo Aiigele.
The purpose of the company is to con-,
struct an .lectrie nilw 'y.e
long to NN 'l80
the Sierra Nevada Mo . nulns.
President Sidney Dillon say that the
to'TaonwttiX
BWa7.d W I
tween Portland, Taooma and Seattle will
used lointlv by the Union Paoillo and
Great Northern railroads.
A petition Is In circulation at Los An
geles to secure the pardon of W. F. Ro
sens, who was convicieu in xwcnilliior,
18S7 of being the accomplice of his wife Urimwood, wile oi t,;ominissiouer ur,,u
In tlie vitriol-throwing eplsoile which wood, who was killed in the recent re
created quite a sensation at the time. hellion in Manipur.
rim woman who threw the vitriol was. The peasant Inhabitants ol the Tersk
..ii ..i n .... wlilla hr husband wa
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sentenced to nine years at oan yueiuin.
Ti.. ..I., nf nnl fur household and
steam purposes has not been so low in
Sun Francisco as it is now for many
years. The boycott on Wellington coal
ami the fact that many cargoe of it
1 I.. a. I In tl.la twirt haa caused the
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price to drop to $8.n0 a ton at wholesale
and $10 retail. Othor British Columbia
and foreign coals are also selling much
ch 'Bior than at this season last year.
The water from the iiroatt in ine
Church canal near Fresno has inundated
11.. ..,.r,i...nut..rn nnrtion of the citv.and
is coming in on several streets.' The
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people are shut in their houses, and
school children have difficulty in gotting
1 .1,. ...K.ivl.a tm I.HI In
sciiooi ciiiitiren u "" ) e
home. Water in the suburbs is four to
six feet deep. The company will have
damntra suits to attend to. 1 here
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1 initllWtoFo tot oltT
business center of the city.
Tailor oruranlsatlons and the builder
1 maniifnntnrflra of Helena. Mont..
have locked horns on the boycott ones-
Tha lultur has decided that its
members have the right to employ any
ons,regniHllessoi organi.atmn,
mutually agreeable; deny Jn
of any organisation k ! a''R'
Ivs nptoyi d,.?,"ij'
fnlfS
ixation responsible for a st
colt.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Bl-OoTrnor
Our
flarea Will l'rolialilr b
Hlulitor to China.
The contract for erectiag the public
building at KiuTamento, Cal., haa been
awarded U) Kremehergiir & Ilarvie at
IllMHIO.
The J'reililent hai grunttMl a pardon
In the cane of Charleii l Terry of WhhIi
Inglon, convicted of lacilitating the
triiunjiortatlun of opium Into the United
Htaf!i.
The Navy Department ii not Informed
of any quantity of dutiable goad) einug-
tied liiio mil country uv onicem oi urn
' i I Unl rttutei iteaiuere Omiiln anil
Bwarta, "ae rirU;d Ircili n Jr rnnciBco.
It la umlereUKKl that KccreUry Trlnry
lnui decided to aUHtain the m tnin of A
iitant Kw retary Nettletun In the mat
tor of the controverey between the Hu
perintandent of the llureiiiiof i'(fji'lil'i"T"'
,UtV.AiIoTTUrn.i.H.liela;tio
with the Htate printere on tlm ground of
InmiWdination. It ii Mated poiitively
tliMt the men will not 1 rt-Htort'd, but
will le given an opportunity to re-enter
the iervice in the umml way.
AwiiMant Hecretary Hpaulding decided
tlmt queen leee are entitlttl to entry
free of duty under the tariir oroviiling
Joranimaliieiipecially linortl lor breed
ing puriM)ne, notwitliManding the re
quirement that the pDvioinn for a cer
tificate of wligree (bowing a pure breed
cannot poeiibly le complied with in their
. Ti.ii. ! in liarinniiv wilh the nrac-
t im.lt.r llie old tarilf. but II ill con
flict with the practice under the present
.:.r .. t ...H.II1U .l.itw nn ntit.tn heen at
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a rate of 20 per cent, ad valorem, under
the proviition for animali not otherwise
provided for. The preent ruling in bane.!
on repreaentatione that thi ne ii are
never imported for other than breeding
purpoaen. and that they are alwayl of a
liiperlor breed.
It a i repfirtetl that Prenidcnt Harrl
on hae declile-l to aendeii -Governor and
ej-Kenator tiilbert A. I'ierce of North
J)akot aa our repreaentative to (liina.
MiniMer I'ierce ia now an editorial
writer on the Minneaoli Trilmnr. He
It a native of lndiHnHoliti, and bin cr
i mith Prenident lliirnmin
wew of ao intlinate a nature that during
wrii v ,.,... ,
i . t....l.l l.iu itfMrtlltta-al WATH I1H11
gm.pttM. an authoritative. The m m-
Illtf Ol ll.JV.7I I.W. -
i.. i i.t iu f.,tlitrel hv the annoint
inentof ex-SenaUr Itlair to Japan. The
aalary i l-',HO0 a vear, the aame aa that
attached to the ('"hineite minmon, whilu
the court to which be will lie accredited
ia a far more deairable one from an
American etandpoint.
The Interior Department, acting noon
the recommendation of the Indian office,
ban adopted a new departure in the man
agement of grating matter upon the
(row Indiau rewrvation in Montana.
The total unoccupied portion of the res
prvitii"" ti i-v "--'. v .
, aiHtrictM. ami proxala for graiing
ervation haa t-en amueu inw u '.
l"K
the
Tlie .
tlie
. .u l..uitM.t t.v A.lvertiaMnent.
lutiuc - -
proKa, receiveii were opeiieu m.
t , t'row agency. r " "t
I, ..( .oi.l .1 mtrlcta. III exe-
rovennn -... - i,,...,
cuted b Aaent Wyman. with the htgji-
.t bidder fV.r each, eaid permit to be in
free lor a K.rio.l of three year, from
July 1 proximo H e be .eved he new
.rrangement will relieve the department
ef niuch annoyance and trouble and I
derl.le.lly betU-r for the Ind.an. and U-t-
r lur umn
CABLEGRAMS.
Til Caar
BoumlMl on aa lavHatloa
11.11 France.
Ths French Senate has passed the bill
reducing the corn duties.
It is said Salvador and Guatemala have
warned foreigners to aecure their pas
porta. It 1 announced that the British Par
liament will be prorogued the first week
of August.
Lieutenant Rider' expedition to ex
plore East Greenland has started from
Copenhagen.
Sir Charles Dilke has agreed to con
test the Forest of Dean at the next geu
eral election.
i :. ..,...,.1,1 that nT-Preslilent Pierola
0( pt.rUi w,o escaped from prison in that
cuntry, is in New York.
. .-I i .k
r l1Ht..tA1 f Irimana .d Pn.. bank
ttlllYl', I"li"' - . - - "
ers of Amiens, France, have suspended
operations. Liabilities, $1,000,000.
The epidemic oi o
the fon n polmBtii
h Mandarins appe
flM,,in
The epidemic of outrages In t ninaon
bUMI ID llH.lvnniiis,, n
The French squadron threaten, to
K.. bard Nankin unless the sufferer, of
I u e recent riots are promptly Indemnified
v. ,.,lnft
'bPrtl,,,ll"lli .
The appointment by the French gov
ernineut of Antonin Proust as art com-
" . - ; . " , - outr gut tne oniy remaining iinpoiwtii
appear to encourage the," .... t aP,.bliB'hnient In the SVest-
iiitsaiotier of the Chicago Fair is warmly converted the seignorage accruing from
approved In Parisian artistic circles. tne coinage of silver dollars into stand
Queen Victoria has bestowed the deo-'ard dollars, and is now issuing silver
oration of the Red Cross upon Mrs. certificates against them.
onuiuu ui mn ..v- v..- t ,, .
.1:. I., linaaia lilew 1111 with nowder
. ..in.itt , 111 - - . .
Strict 111 lUIBHIft UICW U, an., ......
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children, ten of whom were killed and
schoolhouse while It was mien wnn
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twelve seriously wountieti.
There is to be presented to the Portu
guese Chamber a project to sell all the
Portuguese colonies, except Angolin, St.
Thomas, Principe and Cape Verde, with
a view of redeeming the national debt.
r-.n,.i, inan.l.inta aUmnnted to nines
wreaths on the spot where the Varlin 1
Ooinniunlsts were shot in 1871 and near!
the Montmartre lasuioa, out tne ponca
prevented them and arrested six of the
leaders.
m m.i . p ..1 ..,.1
Messrs. xuriliu, Ariwoiir, i-uiiiiii'i an.
, have been committed at Paris
t i , , cf treason in con-
ly,t Vw 7. . . ...
fur trial on a charge 01 treason in con-
' Mnlt to ii the secrets of France, par-
I , JL tne manufacture of the new
, n.,u. t ranr.
.inuitiivoum..iiirai .v
I BumdoBill's success in Bnissels seem;
't have been remarkable. TheQuoenof
, liulirian visited the Wild West show
l,ri... Thnunanda were turned awnv
for WRt 0f room at most of the perform-
nnturlthatandinir the inclemency
of th. weather.
Henry Irvlng's two eons are about to
follow In the footsteps of their cele-
brated father and don the ock and bus-
kin. The elder one, Harrv, will won
leave I,nn foF Call ornfa and the
EASTERN ITEMS.
Dr. Brooks' 'Appointment
as Bishop Con firmed.
CALL IS ELECTED SENATOR.
The Government Will Co-operate With
- .'tiSsi'ish AutLorities in the
BehringiSa'Katter,
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The World' Fair will have an electric
bouae.
Fifty Teimeaaeo farmer will tuttle in
Nevada.
Ht. Paul women have begun an anti
Sunday theater ermade.
A new tunnel between Detroit and
Canada will be 8.4.J3 feet long.
The Commercial Cable Company baa
declared a dividend of 13a per cent.
The Council of Kamaa City aav the
companies must reduce the price of light.
The election of Senator Call is consid
ered a defeat of the Alliance men in
Florida.
A New York Judge has decided in an
Intereating suit at Utica that " truth i
not libel.
The penny-in-the-alot weighing ma
chine have lieen removed from Central
Park, New York.
Would-be settler are picking ont
choice epot in the Sac ami Fox lands
aoon to be opened.
ti.. .i.i(nt. nt Ifurvar and Yale
were recently relieved of 10,UOO by a
pair of card sharks.
The New York Continent ia to Ufoine
the Morning Adrerti$er, and will be is
sued aa a one-cent paper.
The Maacachnitett House ha rejected
the bill making eight hour a day'a work
for State and city employes.
The Illinois Senate baa voted 27 to 21
to lay on the table the bill to extend
municipal suffrage to women.
A granite sarcophagus for the remains
of the late P. T. iiarnutn is approaching
completion at WeBt Concord, N. II.
A corps of wheelmen is to be oran
Ixed at Brooklyn, N. Y.. as a part of the
Thirteenth Regiment of State troops.
The strike on the Midland (Ind.) rail
way is at an end, and the company haa
paid all ita back debts to the strikers.
The effort to make tobacco a staple
crop in Florida is being continued on a
large acreage and " with apparent suo
cea." The late John'T. Farish 'of New York
citv left the liberal sum of AHO,0d0 to
various religious and charitable organi
sations. Acting Secretary of the Intprior Chan
dler saye, if the Raweah culoninu me to
be reimbursed, it must be by a special
act of Congress.
Mad dogs are so numerous in Georgia
that the Legislature will lie urgently
pressed to legislate concerning aog
the next session
The American
tion at Minneapolis has strongly pro
tested against Maxwell's confirmation
as chief of the horticultural exhibits at
tne noriu i rur.
The Directors of the Union Theolog- j
leal Seminary have declined to accede to
the veto of the Presbyterian General
. ui i it- u.;..... . Ill ivintiiine
I
lilt Vt'lVI Ut Hiw ,.vo;.- - .
. ...1.1. ... 1 1. RritfuiVI mntlllUe
his work at the seminary.
A trade organixation haa been effected
among the Southern plaid mills toohtain
a uniform standard of production and a j
i..i.,r nnninijiiinn nf the Southern
plaids in the markets of the world.
ii..i.,rnnrPaiiann nf Pennsylvania has
to consider 203 bills passed by the re
cently adjourned Isgislature, which he
must approve, veto or allow to becom
laws by failure either to approve or veto.
Augustus St. Gaudeus of New York,
Henry Mitchell of Boston and Charles
K. Barber of Philadelphia have been ap
pointed by the Secretary of the Treas
ury to select the designs for the new sil
ver coins. ,
The whisky trust has at last acquired
t be great Chicago distilleries owned by
Shufeldt A Co. and the Calumet Distill
ing Company.
The new postal cards will be along
soon. There will be a sue for ladies'
use and one for business men, the former
smaller and the latter larger than the
card now in vogue." Grant's portrait
constitutes the stamp.
The Treasury Department has under a
...., .llal,.t wU tl.a Attjn.tiav.(lanfr.rill
Tl.a Tvaai,1nt liaa animintecl Edward
P. Thompson postmaster at Indianapolis,
Ind., vice Wallace deceased, and ex-Congressman
Owen of Indiana Superintend-
. .f L1 ... . ...i tin, an nllloa .i.iato.l at
rnvui illif." nv.v.., .. --
the last session oi uongreBs.
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lor olllcer of the United States armv, it
is stated, is soon to be married to Mis.
Georgia N. Kilbourne of Keokuk, Ia.
The young lady was a schoolmate of
General Behofleld's daughter.
A bright old lady of New York has
snggeeted that the managers of the
World'. Fair as a matter of nationa
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of Americans over 100 years old.
I The letter carriers of St. Louis propose
tn (Wilt the rule which preventa them
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from holding a picnic, because in doing
so they come under the , order which for-
1.1.1. .1..... aull.n. t,,.trata ffi.1 ffuiva at..
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bids them selling tickets for fairs, etc.,
or to solicit money contributions,
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aonni iiu to ine omciai reoori 01 tne
New Hampshire Secretary of Agricult-
nr6i Mr. Butohelder, more than half of
tu i.soo farms which were reported a
aa an aa ahamlnned in that Slat
f,ava been disposed of to parties who will
n,u.n aa tnmnw.r Iminnn.
I It is alleged that a syndicate has been
fornieKl to break the Stewart will, and
that the syndicate has lieen selling stotk
t the 0f $1,500 for every $50,000
that may bs recovered by the claimanU
the will 1. broken-that is, for every
PERSONAL MENTION.
Tfa Kmperor of Oermany Haiti Not to b
m Florid Sruk.r.
Governor Hill is trvinu the virtue of a
new hair restorer.
Nn Ktilrt tifia tieen eleftful chiaf of ths
Umatilla Indians. No Shirt, it is proper
to remark, is no stripling.
Colonel John Hay, the author, ha
been suffering in London from a sharp
attack of the prevalent influenza.
Secretary Hunk wrjrks more hours at
his di.uk than any of bis clerks, but this
is true perhaps of all the Cabinet officers.
' Pr. A. A. Miner's church in Boston
will not accept his resignation, and offers
him an amlstant if lie will withdraw it.
K President Haves declares tjyjrft.ja,
u.. l'iiJj..r..Li-l,l.l.!. .,) llu
ii,? 10 ifrvniiiu jcciic ill mil. .'. w".;.
' ' I - r..ot nrmil V.n tlund Rali
vi inntnw;."";
Lury is quoted aa Hie M(j3-wfcT.te-fiiuai
and antor-ratic and tlie one most difficult
to approach,
U'o XIII. will grant no more private
audiences. Press comment upon the re
ports of the interview., rather than ina
bility to hold them is the cause.
Mr. Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, baa sold his Scotch Highland estate
to Mr. Cooinbe, the brewer. The price
paid by Mr. Cooinbe is iUOO.OOO.
The Duke of Rutland is credited with
exercising more influence over Queen
Victoria than any individual since the
death of the Earl of Beaconsfield.
The Maypr of Chicago is alluded to by
one paper of that city as "Hemp"
Wajthbnrne. Hempstead is too long
name for a hustling place like Chicago.
President Harrison with a party of
friends will go to Mount McGregor dur
ing the summer for the purpose of visit
ing the cottage in which General Grant
died.
Thnmna Reaver, the coal and iron
magnate who died at Danville, Pa., re
cently, leaves an estate of $4,1)00,0(10
. i a nniad ic.r rna r.ui lanT urnnv. r.x
Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania is his
nephew.
Senor Antonio Batres, the new Minis
ter to Washington from Guatemala, lias
.... . .... . i . i ..in
nliea luis omce once :ieiore, aim biiu
longer ago was secretary of the legation.
He has an income of 140,000 from his
cocoa plantations.
The voung Chinese Emperor has cele
brated the completion of his twentieth
year by picking out a new wife. Prece
dent allows a man of his rank seven of
these companions, and this acquisition
is only the second.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has decided to
turn tl.A f .thmn mpmnrial in Allianv
over to the trustees of the local orphan
asylum and endow it with 5,0O0 a year,
so as to secure relief from personal at
tention to this charity, which she found
ed in memory of her parents several
years ago.
The venerable portrait painter, G. P.
A. Ilealy, now 83 vears of ae, still pliee
the brush with skill and enthusiasm in
Chicago. He haa recently completed a
portrait of the Duke d'Aumale, third son
of Louis Phillipe. for the-Creur library,
for which the artist made a study at
Chantilly.
Rev. T. E. Downing, assistant to the
Episcopal Bishop of Jerusalem, is upon
a visit to America, irom wnicn ue iiia
u,.n atiaont since January. 1H90. His
ucvu .i... ... v
Kf-irt LT &U
fan, . A r.d for its support and
the exten.ion of its labors. .
The Emperor of Oermany is n
Hr ,1 arawknr. hut ia aplain. straightfor-
w.rH in bur anil tne reDoriers uim it.
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easy to net Ins meaning, u aiuii i re- ;
easy to get 'his meaning. It didn't re-
qmre even a short-hand man to ta ke
theaei gentences from his Dusseldorf
epm.h . There is only one master in
.(.:...... ,! I l.o T ahall suf-
;,;. Mnnln anil I Sin hit. 1 Siiall SUE'
fer no ether beside me. In this spirit i
drink to the welfare of the province,
Mm. Alice Freeman Palmer has spoken
out for the manual training schools :
v atan.l to-dav with reverence before
the boy or girl who can do any om
one thing
perfectly who can draw a perfectly
YlfZr ui!' i.r' n a" . Tnn Vhi
head" We who 1 older and missed
this teaching will go down to our graves
Vina rew ....B , , . . . .
poorer because we missed being taught
to hit straight, to see straight, which
makes us think straight and speak
straight."
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
A Mas Kill Another ror gendlnf HI
Wife an luaultlng Lcttor.
Dr. Garrison, a prominent citixen of
Wheeling, W. Vs., who killed Dr. Baird
last March, haa been convicted of mur
der in the second degree.
Three men cruelly tortured a China
man at Squirrel Creek, near Grass Val
ley, Cal., to make him give up his gold.
lie may die from his injuries.
Jackson Rhodes, who murdered D. E.
Shull, the school teacher, near Green
wood, Mendocino county. Cal., has sur
rendered, and is now in jail at Ukiah.
Herr Stapefeldt, Treasurer of theRatx
burg (Prussia) Savings Bank, has ab
sconded, and a defalcation to the extent
of 100,000 marks has been discovered in
his accounts.
William M. Knight has been brought
in to San Diego from Bear Valley,
charged by Justice of the Peace Dinwid
die with Bbooting the legal gentleman's
two boys with intent to murder them.
Ex-Mavor J. P. Johnson, J. T. Faulk
ner and Kd Wailer. prominent cituens
of Waldo, Ark., have been arrested by a
United States mail ""I char1
Wlvn rouuuiK umno .
rrk. .!.! LKmant nf lliltflll. IlllllheS
iim w.ii.ii.i'.i .... ... V. ,.1.
cV Denning, New York, was robbed the
other night. Upwards of $10,000 worth
of diamonds were taken. The fact was
kept secret in the hope of catching the
burglars.
Charles W. Seidill, one of the Trustees
of the village of East Grand Rapids,
Mich., has been arrested for bigamy, and
pleaded guilty. He has a record of five
wives, all living, and was after a sixth
when arrested.
Malor John H. Walker, who wasbeaten
1.., ah.,! Hall because of the Hitters
l.,rva lli-isiii
has surrendered
i i,;.,.
1 Mary Baulgie of Ironwood, Mich., has
ben arrested, charged w ith shopiimng.
She has confessed, and a search of her
house revealed over $0,000 worth of
stolen goods. She got rid of h ill-
gotten gains through a store run at Hen-
FOREIGN NEWS.
Catholics and Greeks Riot
at Jerusalem.
THE NEW JAPANESE CABINET
The Portuguese Cortes Committee
Approves of a Convention
- "With England.
F.razil wants Rue-uan Immigrant.
Ireland will exhibit at the World
Fair.
Scotland farmer complain of a mice
plague.
Brazil's exports for 1891 are estimated
at $-.'OU,000,tKK).
Japan will have a f00,000 exhibit at
the World's Fair.
It is reported the Rothschilds recently
lost ftO.KOO.OuO in speculation.
A pair of Zulu chiefs are said to be the
present social lions in London.
Ex-King Milan's latest gambling bout
resulted in a loss of $30,000 to him.
The British Parliament proposes to
paes a bill to exclude destitute immi
grants. Fifty thousand Jews have been thns
far expelled from St. Petersburg and
Moscow.
Eight thousand ta'lors are now idle in
Ion.lon, and their number is constantly
increasing.
Thirsty throat in the Congo country
swallow about 1,000,000 worth of fire
water a week.
The population now is about 4,800,000
in Portugal, 18,000,000 in Spain and
31,000,000 in Italy.
The Swiss people are preparing to cel
ebrate the HOOth anniversary of that
hardy little Republic.
'T'l , TV.t.i,rtiuaa P. .rt... Pj.m ni i ft A, hfta
lie . 1 " ..... ..v.-- - - - - - .
approved of a convention with Great
r.rtwiin iu rei.uuu w . -v. l. . -. i. .
Balmaceda has released from prison
many prominent citizens, they giving
hvT bonds for their future conduct.
Tlie Turkish brigands have released
the prisoners they captured recently by
rlumilini a train. The ransom was paid.
Catholics and Greeks at Jerusalem
have been rioting. Turkish troops in
ti.rvened. and several persons were
killed
Tlie infant daughter ol tlie iracness oi nawxen Becoming a reality.
Fife is to be christened Alexandre in The agent of a Russian emigration so
honor of its grandmother, the Princess iCiety has, it iasaid, bought 80,000 acres
orVale. :T """" .- Uf Und in Jicrth Carolisa, eighty miles
Famine prices are said to be prevailing 1 east of Asheville,.pn jwhich 1,000 Jewish
-..-: . .iKni at 7il cAntA a fo milieu a.m tn he cnloniEed.
ml lUtlHJUC UJCTII wd. ...... - -
pound, potatoes at 20 a bag and flour at
(30 a bag.
Tlie inventor oi me Bims-r.ujii w-i
pedo says its exhibition has created great J
excitement in Europe, where it has just .
been exhibited.
ti. infpntnr of the Sims-Edison tor-
sir W illiam uoraon vouiuuiig
!iHJa. 2Z
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I Great building operation, in Rome
' d other Italian cities, begun on the
J: ...j. .v- v,mra hn
uninu uuti ui iuo ,,.v,
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brought to ignominious collapse.
I ' a??X
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'"g?"
i naa aen
In conBequenceof Bolivia's recognition
I . U . r),;iian rynnrraaainrial TiartV SS
ti, ."if.
1 tha Plnlian Minister at t
...p,....-
Pas haa demanded his passports.
The rumored suspension ol Kusseu
. nff .li.a haa luuin JVtnHrmed. In
Co. of China has been confirmed, in
consequence of which tne Jew xorx,
London and Boston branches have sus
pended. Tha atunu nf irnverriiniT Italy has
Innreajted from $246 .000 .000 in 1881 to
1 nmo In lM. The debt has ad-
jwncW from $2,014,237,932 in 1880 to
$2,324,825,3-'9 in 1889.
TV. a rinVa nf Anrvll ifl a witness in a
trial in Dumbarton concerning a eeriain
cure for rheumatism in consequence 01
havintr (riven i
ing given a testimonial of its value
in return for free treatment.
The Japanese Cabinet has been recon
structed, with Ito as President of Coun
.:i t. k,.. aa Xfiniatarnf Pnhlic Instruc
tion, Tanaka as Minister of Justice and
Shingala as Minister of tne interior.
The King of Belgium will soon visit
r..l.nil an,l hafnro he leaves for home
Stanley will probably have told him def-
initelv whetlier newui go oaca voairica
as Governor of the Congo Free State.
i nnirlar nf million Hebrews are to
be driven out of Russia forthwith. War
saw alone has given 30,000 of them no
tice to depart. There are supposed to
be about 7,000,000 Hebrews in Russia.
At a Socialistic meeting in Taris one of
the citizens present moved that the
death of the Minister of the Interior, M.
Constans, should be voted by the As
sembly. The President refused to put
the motion to a vote.
Marie Wilt, the famous retired prima
donna, has been dismissed as completely
cured from the private asylum at Fef
doff, near Prague, and the free disposi
tion over her fortune of 600,000 florins
has been restored to her.
Archbishop Croke declares that many
of the Irish members of the Common
he NatioaUgt party by forming
a union of the factions and selecting
are desirous ol settling the trouoie exisi-
il,n nillnn aa their leader.
ind nnw Germany is threatened with
.n nwainn nf chean Italian labor, a
Italian labor,
."Jol laborers from Italy hvinr,'??SrZZtttiZtZ
been engaged by iron nisters at r ran 1 intentionai or not is unknown. Many
fort at wages much smaller than are paid j hij intimBte friend8 believe thatMur
to skilled German workmen. ,y , cmv jIe is matched to meet
There is very great misery among the rff0 next month,
run-in va'ue.'andrgnaUrolKihd-l Johnny Griffin, the Boston feather
&eve hropiC, Mw
That oToat enirineering work, the tor- . i , ,n nnn nnna Th nn.
-' r , - , .,. ; . .L . T.lrta
,.u ,.. which will sever the reio-
UUIl - - .... , --
approaching completion.
The property left Dy Mr "cnaru OUr
,n, who raced the Genesta for tne
wri0 'raced the Genesta for the
n, j $35,000,000. The
$Xthe estate is a posthumous child,
. at n. The accumulation by
he of age will be some-
I ins time no wm vvr ,
I thing prodigious to think of.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Portnaoea Immlarmnt. Baaln to Arrl
In New York In Larsa Number,.
A Mackay syndicate hai
Mobile and Ohio railroad.
bought the
Four thousand one hundred Italian
landed in New York in one day last week.
New Yorkers are bappy because they
can walk over Brooklyn bridge and not
pay
Jewish immigrants are arriving at the
port of New York at the rate of 40,000
annually.
The school children of Texas will help
to Taise funds for the State exhibit at
the World's Fair. , ,nOim "
! ,n anUr since Umf" "V4 '
A Jewish colony Has Just been estab
lished among the Yankees of Connecticut
in the town of Montville.
It is stated that the Louisiana planter
will ask for bounties under the McKin
ley bill aggregating $10,000,O;JO.
A theater for colored actor will prob
ably soon be erected in Philadelphia. It
will be the only playhouse of the kind
in America.
Portuguese immigrants have begun to
arrive in considerable numbers, many of
them bonnd for the wine-growing dis
tricts of California.
Steps have been taken to have for
feited the bond of 1250,000 of the New
York Electrical Subway Company for
non-compliance with its contract.
An agent of the Standard Oil Com
pany is reported to be in Springfield
urging the Senate to reconsider the vote
by which the anti-trust bill was passed.
Work begins in September on the
bridge over the Hudson river between
New York and the Jersey shore. The
work is to be completed in two years and
a half.
The vote of the pupils in New York
city's public schools lor a "State flower"
shows a majority of about 14,000 for the
golden rod over the rose in a total poll of
14t,52.
The Presidents of the various gas com
panies in Brooklyn a few days ago
decided to reduce the price of gas tem
porarily from $1.50 per 1,000 cubic feet
to $1.2-3.
The statistics show that about 3,000
A marUm anil vpw veek for Riimne.
The American tourists were never thicker
all over the Continent wan tney wilt be
this year.
Railroads are being rapidly pushed
forward ia Costa Rica, and commerce is
developing. More than one-third of the
foreign trade of the country is with the
United otates.
TjinA enmnaniea are huddinffoutalonfr
the Palisades of the Hudson, the ulti
mate prosperity of which depends upon
"
The victory of the single trolley sys
tem in the Ohio Supreme Court was
Daseuon me gruuuu taut mo wicuuhb
companies have no exclusive right to the
earth for return circuit purposes,
Under the act of the last Legislature)
Philadelphia is to elect one Uonncnman
fortachtred voter, instead
of one for each 2,000 aaneretoiore.
, "LT durimr the
i V" B w closed was about 1,000,000
season jubi ciuoru - h,
! yield was figured at 1,600,000 boxes,
, hoavior than was esumaieti.
. . - . , , ,
wnereas it was fully 2,600,UOO Doxes.
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A world S lair in comiuruiu.auuu .
.. ...... : I tl.a .liomuu-V
.jrie 4UUin annivunnii j ui m. ;-'7
i Americft wiU be opened at Rio de
1 janeiro under the auspices ot tne nra-
I-:,: ... t in VftVPIIlhef. 1SW2.
Zlliau guioiuiuvuv . ..v.v. ,
rf.u. TI.aV.;n,n onvurnmpnt Vlflfl II O"
XllO M MUll'S . -
tided all ita agents at the seal islands by
the steamer Kusn to stop ine aiumx o
seals by the North American Commer
cial Company when it ha. taken 7,500.
A tremendous impulse was given to
the pearl-button industry in this coun
. 1 .u. u.i'inlav Kill Knronean
irv oy uio iuvi.mj ,
manufacturers are now attempting to
1 - . . . b a
suoienuge wmcu i
: . ha checked
t. ia uiim.l1 that at least 50. 000.000
of the government's paper money up-
1 . . 1 : .: .1 .. . uaB Vuu.n imtt
posea to ue iu cireumuwu -
iaM,u4 K the ainkini? of a vessel
HI Ul .JVI.l.. ' - .- -.-
on the Atlantic Coast some year, ago
$1,000,000 in greenDacKS were lout.
The Michigan Legislature passed a bill
appropriating $30,000 for the entertain
ment of the Grand Army of the Repub
lic, which Governor Winans vetoed on
.1 that it in iininqf. to tax tlie
people of the State for the pleasure of
individuals.
SPORTING NOTES.
Flrenal Injures Heraelf So Sorloualy She
Will Probablj Katlro.
Several members of tlie Manhattan
Athletic Club will leave New York on
the 27th to compete in international
games in European cities.
Haggin's Firenzi struck herself below
the knee, and her injuries are so great
that it is believed that she will never be
able to race on the tnrf again.
The New York Commercial Adrertiier
says Tenny ia showing in work at Morris
Park as well as before the handicap. He
is not big in flesh, but appears more pli
able. Pulsifer is making a big effort for
the Suburban.
tv, .Lama. Afarlnnfla hrmtrn news
from Australia that Billy Murphy, the
a iiU nf
WUIUCl .VIUl - l",vuv f"' JU'
, . ,i . i, t;., t n.i,;.
XllUWfl ID Dlippwe. aw .' " j
van iibbs.
;an's horse, Q. W. Cook, won
f ih lmn atjika hAfttinir Ra
uio njyti vj 1 -. ....v. . , --r,
cine, Proctor Knott and several other
L k(J- It was Racine's first
race ea3t of the Rock Mountainii and
he made a fine effort, and was leading in
n;ma; n;, ar and was eadingin
""f6 .n weQ 'dXnly the Clicaro
th f OvrtonVhot for3
"T?", v,b I luort nead;
pX0tt TthW. ' '