Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1???, December 16, 1893, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text' rftt tmt$ VOL. !. IMUNKVILIJS, CKOOK COUNTY, OIllWON. SATURDAY, DKCKMHUIt Hi. I8U i OCIIOCO RF.V1EW tv m K khy Ha it kh 4 V by O J. A. DOUTHIT - I'i'iiii .' f ti Iim'I I l It. H. I M' KHi K IN M NONIil Hi ll hlNt ,r .. .. h o-ttM IVitiim ir ,11 nf !' I nut'ih'f I i ml. . . , i u ',tr limrut'.lttu - n o .1m.!k UC I tttHHtxl ..... 1 it Writes iM'IHtiU . I'hll Mt-Urlmii ,., Kritiik tUkttr .. . K M-Klior .. hi h' lii'o K IihihIhmIhIii U II Miirhrit M S ltfth I'Lltlct mtitjor llt'rmiinu -.iiuu ,., , w 'W PUtiti-t VV I. IUHilttM t ttic Vtl.'nu'V - V . II Ullton nrti,-t r a 1 I n it 4tfttlitt irrttrr ,.!,-, . .. II r Nti-Iiotd .hi 1 1 ' ntntu'r ,J lli.nnhl ..Arthur Htlf Kit N W h lu ll IV lt.-!kit. . K in lltiitmi 1 tt klt-r J. !! II Ink. If . . M It r llt-Mt lli-un Sttoutl v v W-rk ... t'r tiicv llu' ITw ArrttMl and tir!uri 1. r 1 nil. lUIIr.' S riilNKS II.IK lfn'i I'fllM r M rulNKVII I K IM HI' UN? I rtti i'rlm. III In1 Mid MtUIl f M' H I liiNKUI l K AM" Ml VKIt l-AKK t J- ,;i s i:U M.-tulitv mot I huri It h! 7 A. H , r r i v 1 1 1111 Irtl Nu t tU'lHt Hi ! I. X I'KtNi il. 1 K AM' l'KM l.fi PrhHM'tUf UU- .,m. . . - , t rtl ! . M , rr'ir lut' i'!tl.SK 11 i K Mi tt KM SCH I Sti I .! V : ! 1 . i i ' t i-.lurii'. Hi4 htl.l'iv t ; . M . r f ti VK1. r.utim iter pK.SKV tllK l.xlh.r.. N.i ;n a r A M . ., , r 1, m..h. T U IIAI.DVt IN. H U I i ri.it o 1 1 1 1 h ; n. I o t r.. MKKtx ' l Ur ' wlt ttlt liMt W.HI.Uj of Mill UHillltl C. A. CLINE, Dentist, Dentist. 'i Imp III. Or. II. P. BELKNAP, H. D., Physician and SurKeon, l'tln III. Or. GEOKGE W. BARNES, ATTORNEY AT LAW I'f lti III-. Or. H. E. CENTER, M. D., I'iiyMci.in '.' and v Sur-on. I rlnrtllU. Or. . . ,w..f.-.l (r.-in i.nii r. PRINEVILLE, OREGON. Transacts t General Banking Busluesj. I--. t.-Ml I . I' . .l.-t 11 r ai 1 M. ni kki M Uii.Iioi I-. I Kf:.i.ju tl V'.lk lt.li ! 1. ...1.,. 'in., .l-ii'. 1 , ;:.na rn.lr f"fiipt kllriitloD ED N. WHITE, UnIii Olrrrl, l'rlnrni, Or., I lt'il ItlKT'ilt nr Tll- Popular Resort for All -win) wimi- t ! Ililrr.lillig Krllik, A l.mnr of llllllwrd.. or A Morlnl IMm "I Vmrm. ChUB HOOJVIS FOR GAJVIES. fume 4-irly, Ule .nl nfu-n. O'NEIL BROS., H..i ..i,.l li.mr W.irlh f I'lllNKVII I K, Oltr-M. - IjK A I.KItH IN Fine Wines, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC. A Thoroughly First-Class House In Every Respect. 11 r.l .ml Klfl..-llll I'.m.I Tl.l '" (looil llilr. ".. . U! niilluii to fllllii. country ordwr. ( l'lilin ,,f .a I...,,.,. I liven..! M.r) rm-from mi liiii,mtiiK hrown liiiiiiuv wt Kiiim lmi lm, k frtmi llui 'hwl 1111.I ivMl.K.kiii liy 11 Htry or twiiun 'H 1 ,.r,lly n.'lKhlKirn liuso riMiii iIihiit. ,i ii ,, ,lv,,,, ( tl 1( Inn. rtith irtN-rny tlN lmlhliu hIiiiiiIk, lull wi RiLml mill I t ulit!lt U It, tlml hut IWmmu. utiiililriiKivc Ivi ihHiik nvrr llio iii. 11,1 itniiuiiiiriiivt It to llw Bwkt-r 11 pl.ir.. uf n fiiKf. no iijwwr hy o.mi.l .i,t.u ii inyM. i y , i 1 In, oiiiiail or millVnir limit Hi,' wiiy wiiliin u o,, f lM iuili' nun U riitlit In "iipikiHlnn tlml Ii,. liliul Mirtiil mt.i ooiuo iicrHnuiiMK, with lunik uf miry, who. iri.r oniilimtirtU ,u nil llui rt-Nt niv niTi-issl. will nllow way t rtT In. Ihil who ihi'w w;i furiTH urt' 1 inulil nut lur hiiiip tiiim iIihim (.r. I hiv to Im Iiimi th.'y w.Trj Hi, 1. w ho froin h.ait hn-iik uml aurmw hint u,. tlifiiiMlvoit to i'Iitim! Hwlih.Hni.HH. (.'or tvim with Ita wlmluwn wlilo ii'ii in I In. niiiiiiiinr, iimhiiiK (-.mill U liivuil imisiilo, ih-vit thuiiKlii to i'iiil inty uf ih, 'in mid iiimiiiur ,uu, hi'iir, nin- tlml Siiinliiy iifd'i- Siiii.Ihv uiih till tO llll. llllt uf II,.. Ml r...l I 1,.... i 1.. ctviik uf Imln lmoi, l lui tmnii of ninny tlllV fll't. ttJk A Hit. -Ilf ll,r I... V.,... "I"'""; .i.'.i-r vuliK, nor a rry of l.llnht. unr n litilt r. lin.KHM iiiiikii, noiiiinn inn inn unuvi ii, nil. tilting trumtiuf litiiu ft..,t rii.iiu .t,.r..,.,.i ro Ihoy, tlioiMi i-hlhtrtMi. anil pri-Mitlinl uvrr liy nmiiof iti'iitlx niiiMi. who U-iti lit tin-in into thttt crtm nl.l tiiiil.iiuif im.v.,i,.i 'i'i..,v mn m-it lu-r ih ii( nor ilniuli. Nor nrn lin y niiinni'.l Vil iin in-vi-r lik nt tln-m without tlK'hti'iinii; nt tin- hi'iii t It It llti'ir l i'iiri iikIimii- mill utiL uf .l.Hii. th.il huit.i nut'. No tmiiiTiiiH t ry iimhl nii-rif tin- far w ith i.'r.Mi..rHhiu-,iii.WM Vt'l... KhutiUI thumi w ho ihti'lil ri'iiri'iw ilu-in mi? t or lllO Vulri'4 uf rliil.lrt'll nil tlulll 11111 Him willmxly wilh. ml lifuriiiK. fur tliry 111-e ' lutrt of tin' wui-lil . Im-hi. iiui.i,' .111.1 i.... ..1. en who hiivf oiih ii uvri un-at towim In IwtlluuiiM tt-ll 11 th'tl nflt-r i-vi'i-y noiuiil uf mrth lut-i rm I11I uml u Ion t ho voicim of tho littlit 1 hililri'ii li:tvo fuuml tliuirwity nlmvti nml t.itii hiil tlifin in tin) t loinl. -tUrmr'M !t.t.iu. Th. Illrril t.lrl Kmnliio. Tho one want w liu li iivilirntinn iiun ho to iiiily to onli-r In tln hirt-il tfirl Mtiiiit'jiNthn hint iitiuiint iiti'shaiiittitilit ro oiiriin 111 all tint ni-i'i'MUiim, ttiiufortii an. I liixun.'i f.ir w liu Ii man ,iu, woiuaii yi-nrn. t'it'il In th.il ilir iirvt-.tiity thnt etri-tvliiii; i-oiufurt uml rsini liimiry -llui vllirii'iit, iii'h", faithful nml rt!ii!lila hintl girl With un ouiut of i lurku nml tvf ritirn isual only to thai of lluitr uml IiuuIkt. n nifiniiiiii of prut t y Ifirl ojt roinarknhli' ah our (h'ih")!!!! of lukin ami ('iirkt. mi, I nn nvorttuw- of hrainy an I iivfnl f.-iiiniinity liku unto that of our proverbial t'nti'rpriio ami watt'r jiowur, Muiiifaitolin mutt yet ton f"t that in the line of a tint t-huut artii-le of hinvl fi rl we havo n inan ity itpproarh iiirf faiiiimi. I Hut llio m'an-ily tl.H' in it nt't'iu lo Ihi coiilimsl to thiit city Kt i'ii 111 tho fortiiii roimlry tliMrn-ta of tho itlat", wlioro wu- ihlti ami in, luttrl, hoi i r It iiro itii i ..-um louruw up In prul llio plenty, there in the name nharp ili'iii.iinl ami iiitinhla iiiilty 1 Our rountry reailem even mlvertlMi in tlie want coluniiut in the faint hot thai a liultti'it'-i'r mat it- hiiik'u iiruuiiii city MMitit hi loart t-(it a atation an iin-eii of a rural kitt hen In hurt, the hinil tfirl famine it Kem-rat II l t'ettitm to Im the inm li.il ot i upatioii of the tint treiw of a huiiti. imwitilava to hunt titrttt Kirlt, nii'I a nivt'trutrjr ijtialili iiHti "f ft wife that ho Iw ttliltl In iii-fttiwfully tral, lirilw or -ptua.le away ht-r uelf;h hori' rirl. 1 Doiilithitn a priiiiniielit i'aii-w' of lh hlrv. Birl faiiilue t the fact that the Kill who aui'ft'wtfiilly tiiiifteni the ieure ami art.-i of cookery ami houteket'i'iiiK i Imini'ilialely U"tii-t;"l with iiiatriiiionial iilTem. OirUof iUi'h atToiiipllHlimenl.i are never In il.iiitfor of Im iuiiitiK ol.l inaiiU Womun of IiIkmI ami lirawii lii'alth ami iloini-ttlc ciiiai ity. will lie 111 di'inaml o loin; im llio home in the i-netti) of civilization. - M inii'-atili Tribune Mrrlnil trllll Hit Arm. .ll Ktiiiuli. t ..rv roitiant ii- iiiari-iaL'n h.in latieli place in MuiilKoinery county, N. ('. A yoiiiiK man i.litaiin-1 the liceiii", wciin-il the prcichi r, took Imn iniim-dial' ly to tint prowm-i! of hm liilcii'li'L llo foiiinl hei in the klli hi'ii makiiiK ui ! nitIi. Tlio yium follow ill. 1 mi kivb nor iinui toch-iin lu r hamU uml arnit, but lui'l tho pn-iK lu r Ui tin the knot at mice. The nri iti-hiTlllil'lo ilillclc Work of It ami wut thi'iii on their way rejoicing. I'lnl- aili lj.'hia M-ili'i-r .Ni-.tr II. lua Iturli-il .llte. a ri.,r m t .iiituf u nman in Moi'ifan county. Ala., hul lufii iroiiouncfil ileml loft wit-k by four iliytii'iiuit, ami wan ilri -iKt'il in li'-r burial Maiun nln. ehe mnl ilciily, tliirmtC th" ni.,'l'l lieforn lli'Tu lienii, ih'Iii i lu r evt-H nml nut iii in l 'l, to the intense flight of llm walclicrH ami n, i.f h.-r liiiiolltH. A few hour Inter mIh) K"t "I' u'l.l in now in h'T umioI health J. F. MOORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, I'llne.llle. Or, OHIO. rtl lt."ll" " H"Wtl".. WW c. s. s -AT IIIK- Gary onw Bar -liKAIM IN- Cutter Whisky, - III.HI' ItllANilH UK- Wine, lirandy and llccr. Key Westand Imported Cigars Neat and Comfortable Club Room. No il .'"" "'"" cu"l"""!r" 00"0,t MI I II TIII5 PACIFIC COAST. Damaged Wheat to be Used in Fattening; Hogs. CALIFORNIA COPS GET LEFT. Tho Fruit Grower' Convention Lou AiikcIc Koiut- tu Cen mil Mr. Mm ton. nt The iHiiirlH nt Salt hike liavn heeii askeil lo nppoiut rcceiveiH lor the 1'tuli fiiirui. 1 Victoria wnlerit are luurli ilinhenrt fiieil over Die low price iilotci lor wal rkiiiH in limlon. I The publication of the Territorial Kit tfipriiw in to I i-muuieil at Virginia. 1 My. Ni'V., next inoiilh. The I 'uyiitliip ImliaiiN liave plalteil ail ailililion to the city o( Taioniii. It nil be callcl tiie l oliimbia Aihlil ion. Tentiinoiiv in , oiuiiiii riinii-uliiiK i '" at I'm Hun, I leinU in xhon Hie 1 nun'" prolan were :liKI,u)il a car. Tlie horcH of the ('ohiuihiii hIoiik by The I'lillcH, Or,, nrtt tin, kly I inc. I wild wool pile, I hih in iiiitn ipniioii ,,f a ,.,,1,1 inter. 1 The thrett naval ituivii la w Im ma.lo their i-ncnpe fnnu Mure Inlainl I'alv, Hall ami I lilly- hate rem In . I ruim.lian territory. Ivlt'ifnlin are in w-nnloii in I'luenii, A. T., from It'll of the titelve chiiiiIii'h of the Territory to jmnh the matter of Statehooil. I Northern ami Central New Mexico nr rnjoyiiiit the lii intent mininK Utuu ever know 11, nml all ilie woik mcuia tu U-in the piiu tT Kohl ilitiijiiiKi. A nix-foot teiii of coul Iiun juni 1M,., iliimierc.l in Siuthealerii Ariinia by ir. I'luii. It. t'oiio.o.k, Ihrecttir o( lh Ariwiia S1I10.1I of Mmen. The coal nt ncmi aiilhracite of e. ellcnl fu,. ,iuin v. Many of the (itiiiierH of I'ullman, Wa-Ii., will (alien Iiii;h with Ihcir 1I11111 n'eil w heat, ami are neennim them mi (at an iible. It in erliinai, , that a liio-bel of w heat w ill pnnline ten p, 1111, It of pork. A ctt"e in now in proretii in the Ke.. eral I ourt at Yuma whnh nlln-u the liuimlarv hue Ih Iwciii Ari'oiut ami t'al iii.runt, ami it in In lieicl liv noiiii' that it Will retlllt III nlniwIliK Unit mini it ill t'alilornia. Owini; to the nii kmit ol one of the joiorn 111 the I'Atimt nit' on trial at .la, k tnii, A iuii lor c el 11 1 v , t al ,, I in trial lent Ih i-ii 1H-.I miie, until .liilill.trv l-'J. 'l int juior-it ho were nworn in are now ite iiiaii'bni; tin ir pay. Sixty pettier on the miuth fotk of (he Kcru riicr in t'alitoiniu have If. n ervcl with an iiijiiiutniu by Waller Kaiikin, who i-luiint priiiiilv in the ico K VK-XWuM'Kfi.JiC The Supieme t'ourt of t'liliforuin has ri-iiift-il I'liarlin Writer a new trial, W ciiicr in the ilry ifoitU meii bniit coii iclit in Sncraiiieiilo of ohtaiiiliiit irmiiln by fa le ami frail. lulent iri-t iic Iroiu the riiilailelpbiu liriu ol Slmrpleiei llron. I aler reKirt from the nhip tiolonl ntate that very lillle injury ban Inen iloiie to the bull by the action ol llm water, ami that the attempt to raine her, which the liik-n 1-Varlenn ami lii ln l will umlcrtuke, will probably rt-milt nucnKn fullv. The otlicern of theCilvof TnM'k rt i,rt no epiili niic of tlie ifnp utnoiiK the ImliiiH tu the viciiiilv of Juneau, AIaka, w ho w eie reiorli-l an .1 v ink by the liumlieil. AleiilH, I.UK) niilen (10111 Jiiiu au, are nulleruiK from a ttrip cpl iliiiiii'. Twentv ntumpn of the Kreat I ml nlatiip mill ol the I'honix .lliuinif t'oinpaiiy nlutte.l work at riio-uu, A. 1. 1 no none but U'l'll oieniil e telinl vely 111 the lal ten 1 illnt, itii'l ill now bike rank an one of Aruona'n mam bullion lirinlin em. The rtuil I irowern' I'onveiition at U Anifelen relllneil to imlorne Hot action of the National I iriine, w hii'b ceinuiicl hei reliirv ol Aurii iilture Morton. It wan ilccibi I tiiblili a permanent bureau ami neml eipeililionn to all parln of Ibe worhl lo iuvei-tiiiale pnrnnilen nml fimtfoiiln ami n Hrt at the next Fruit t irowern' t 'onveiition. .Imlne Niriitun of the Superior Court at San June ban tleclarcil iinconnl itu liomil the law panmil by llui hint I-uin. Inlure reiiiirin Citv t. oiinciln in cilien of not lenn than lO.WKI nor more than iymil iMijiulut 1011 to H ly orilimince nt the lirnt ri-irulnr IneetiiiK III July the nularii-N of the mlii emeu at not len I ban 100 nor more lliiui tVX er 1, 1. mill 11ml thai of Chiel of rolice at not lean than V2-t nor innrn Hum lf. Mont of tho Imliiin" of Hit) Cnlvillu renervulion are uatberiiiK at the Oknno (.nil river opMinite Alma, ami will noon commence a week'n celebration, or in other wonU a "ileath feunt," over two Imliaim of liilliieiico who were hiirneil to 1 It-it tli annul limit Htfu. Chief Moea ami oilier celebriticn ol Inn trila' w ill l lireneiit to fttMint in llui ceremoniea, which rn to b of a Hiiiicrnlilloiia nature. Work on the varioun lniililinn al the Miilwinter Fair uroumla lorn lcen nontu wbat ili-layeil, owinn to bail weather, but will la'tpimheil nn rnpiilly nn Hnnillt) from thin on. tine ol the niont altriu' live exiilhitn to be wen ill tint mechitn icn' bilililinit iH be that Hindu by tlio (ieiienil Klcctric Coinpiiuy. Thin ex hibit will be ciiial to ""llio of the (fraud electric ilinplavn nuele at. (Miicaiio. Word ban beeii ofllrially receiveil by liiri clor-lleneral 'In Y111111K tbroiiiih Ibe CoiiKiil of th" French unverniiient to the eMi'i t. thnt tho M ininter ol IIciiik Ar n had ifiveii perminnion to nil Ireiicli Hi-t.inln who were ri'pri'ii'tih'd at the Co liiinbiiiN cxponilion to avail IbeiiiHi'lvea the. opportunity olli r.-il in llm mine connection ut the ioniin Midwinter Fxpoxilion. Anions the conceHniou n which have not. vet made much nlmwinu; on (he ifroiindn in the l'iiiiiiinx villinro. The villiiK" will coiiliiin alnuit IKly perwuiH, 11 women, Imya and itirln. Thern are now over nevcnly-llvn build Iiuth under conrHoof eminl ruction at Ibe exponilion eroiinilM. April 4 in tlie day net for the prenH wilifrena. Ibis hitt' ban been llxed throiili the mcdiiimof tho I'reHU Clnli "f Slll I''111'1"11 after coiiNiillation with the California Ktnltt I'reriM Annociatioti nml ut her.t who are intcri'Hlcd in iit-wnpiiper work. NATIONAL CAI'ITAL. Hepreneiilntivti lliilmatl fnvom nn In come tax ana Juni uml equitable inoihi of rainiiiK revenue. Hi-i ri l niv Herbert Imn nnpoliiteil aa chief I'lei k ol tho Niivy I lepiu lineiit bin noii-iii-law, llenjiiinlil M icon of An nlnloii, Ala. Secretary Herbert 111 Ilia forllicouiin luennatiit will link CoiiKrena U limiroprl ute moiiev lor one ninre hut llo nlnp and four torpedo IxiatM ol FrlcnHtiii type. Attorney tieneriil Olney ban rt'iideretl the opinion that certain Iwti-n innueil by corporal ion iiiii iiik Hie rtH ent i-iu reiicy (n in I in-" am not liixahle 10 per cent under the luiuk circulation law, The opinion w lot addrenniil lo Secretary Cur llnle, The I'onhnUMtc r-Ucnerat rwoinincnda that ten ol tho larifcnt iMintnllli-en, in eluding San Frauclmo, winch yield one third of the total pontage revenue, hi) put III a clann by Ihenul ven ami ap jiroiiriatioim luadit lor theln by t 'onifrenn williout tlio inlurviiiUoii ol Ihu rulea applicable to other maluftict'H. . I'renident Clevelaii" ban iipniluted Flrnt I leutenaut Jan.ii K. Sawyer til the Fifth Artillery Captain and Annint aut IjiiartnruiiiNter. Thin appuinlliient i wun made under pinbably llm iiuml nlienuoiin iirennure ever brought lo N.,, J Ukiii the 1'renideiit. Nearly every Flrnt Lieutenant III the army waa a candidate I fi r promotion. Tim Treanirv l'epnrlnieiit In n e. I what itincerncd over tint ronpcct ol i Chinese registration under the new luw passed iinin the tn e ol ad jtioriiuienl ol the intra nesnion and under w Inch the department Iiun just Issued rt'itulalioun. I The nupposillon m tluil the Chinese w ill comply with the law, Inn no one ran nay I ilelliiilcly nut 1 1 the experiment i tried, i t Htlruiln tlieuisetvefl me us lunch in the iliuk an any one, II II, ev nliuiild aifaiii refuse, the sit nut mil nutild If awkward. I It is mud the intelligent Chiuumeii ift-n orally did not object in rcif i m I rut si in and , n nllv limked imiii il as a means of per sonal protection, but the bulk of theln would If coul rolled by their emplovera ' now an formerly, Tlu-v do not as a racr lake kindly to having lln-ir bologiaphn taken for (lie purs,se, but there in no n -atoii to nuiMwti that (his oliie, lion w ill loiig stand In the wayuf comdiaui-e w 1 1 1t the law- if the Six foinpuuit-rt ami their attoinevn 1h not oUlmule. i ! The annua! rt-iiort uf the Secretary of 1 War given the usual review of (he lomli Iiun ami oHTalonn ol (lit army, and in ' addition iiitit h spin it isiti'voti'.l esM'i tullv to the privresn of work on the nea-t-oant : defeiitcn. .Sow that Indian warfare m practically al an cud, the irradual con- ct'iitrittiou of Ihe aunt- on the m-a count I ami (foiitu-rn nhoulil fnlluw. The work of lorlilvinif lliitteeii o ii, e larger nea ports renders iiiauifestlv iieccssarv tbtt conversion of a 'torti'ui of tin, iuUntrv to the artillery arm, The tutul strengtii of Ihe aruiv is I 1 1 ellin rn nml '."t,V7H enlisted men. The Si-cretury ritiuii. men, Is the ren-al ol Ihe law i'umg ti n years an the maximum pcrimt ol enlist ment ami a reduction ol tin- periml of first t ii 1 ir-1 in ii I to three year. The adoptioli oi Ihe new liiiigiwiltt' ntle is the most important step mine lite clone uf UlV.''.l''J.ftiV- I llH.l'"','r.tl lufulitrv force fore the clone of the mining: ew year. Il ban la-en detlnililv ileteriiiined that the inniuie tax nvslciu to If reirted by the Wavs ami Means I uiniiiiltee wilt lie conllned to a tax on the net incomcn ol all iorsiralions and on ninvraniona and legin ien. Ilryan, M.Milhu. Wliilinit and oil, its made a ntroiig tight for a plun broad enough to Include nil incomca of imlividualn in excess ol I'l.tNO, but have liecll (ortfl to iuiuusie to Ihe will ol the majority ami to abandon a gradual. -d income lax in favjir ol one applying only lo corHirations and sii'it ssioiin. Il i nn ln coiiiidoiilly uiiiioiiniTd that th" tax avatfiu will lie narrowed down lo these niHi illi- liuiils. uiilent the rt-.'ommemla-In. ns ol the i-tiiiinnlti'i' are ii'sct in the House. The tax on iu'icnioii and leg acies applies only lo iertt.mHlty and inoiii-vn. The Helms rnt ol the commit tee have also det Idid to increase the ralea radically on cignretle uml to im M,se a tax on plaung car.ln. both of lhei' iintnhave la i n ih tlnitt-lv ilii i.leil. The inleriiiil rcveniie tux uti whisky in still an oieii iiiestion. I ho comiiutlce Is iiiaiiilaiuiug a nlmlioiin retiieiue on this siibei t lor (enrol llu- inanipulal ions ol speculators on the ntis k exchange. The annual report ol Coiiiiiiissioner ol Navigation '.. C. O'lliii-n, w liich proves to he Ins viiledictorv, in lull of mat tern of public Interest. The tonnage of the country exhibited nn increase from ITWi.t'id In IMU'J to 4,8-T..7 1 in IsKI. There wan adtcreasii In nailmi? totinaite, but an liicreane in ntcuiu tonnage, A iiu'ricun tonnage engaged in doinenlii-i-omiiierce, which in absolutely protected against foreign t-titn pot i I i n . showed n grnlilving increase.. On Ibe other baud, American tonnage engaged in our foreign coinnierce, which in exiscl to the free compelitioii of foreign nations, exlilb iled a considerable dccreiiHtt, The toil iiiicn of Isilh Auiericiin nml foreign ven- sels entered at our ports show n a decrease an a result ol tbe general ucpri'ssion oi trade. Tim shipping intcrcstn of thr Ureal l.aken have nrosiieied greatly dur ing lint last nix vearn. The toniuige which passed through the I it-troit river during Hit) year 1W2 Buniiintcd lo 7ar, noil I, uis whereas llm tniimige which pnssed through the Sunn t-Hiial during the miniti venr amounted tu only 7,712, O'.'H tonn. 'The l ake Superior tonnage whli h pasned throilgli tliecimal ini-rea-ed f.,., r, l:inilMl tons in 1HM8 to lD.tl -I7.13 tons In IH'ii.'l. The niignr rainem of the cimnlry, many of whom am not niilinllid w ith the prop osition to gradually aholiHli the nugar bonntv an litem ei In tn Minon in will I'oiitinue the coiilest in the Senate ami llm House, with hop" of securing inislillciition of the i'Iiiiimo II they can not gel it stricken out entirely. They asnert that under promiwi of i-onlinua-ii,.., ,.f ihu IhiiiiiIv uriilitml hv Hut Mo- Klnley law, which' tlii'V eoiiMtrued an a timecontrai-t, t hoy had every reaami lo nuppono (ho 2 renin a ptiitmi noiiiiiy would be 1 linned lorllftet'ti yearn from the Unit) tho Imunly ' provided, nml nay they will push their light, to tlm lit must limit with Imp" of Hecurlng liet t... i.,r..,. il, an Hid V iIhdii bill given. They hmmitI that they have made largo oiitluif on the Hlreuiitti ol tnin promlHeii bounty, and liuve m'l" foulracl-H uiiiny yearn abend, controlled hy the nnme con . wi. . ..i, Thev nnv thai with thebuni- nesn mien well nlnrtcd llm United K iilen i nn prodiico all th" ""l"ir ! , "I this country will consi i nntl tliun keep at homo over ni" l"''"' r.o,.....r ...... nt. abroad lor nKr. 1 Im aorgliiiin i i..,.,i..,inr men ol tho West art) ill' tereslHll 111 till) ollention, H Woll UH tll cane mgar liion ol Uiiilalun. EASTERN NEWS. Kansas City People Come to a Proper Conclusion. MR, EDWARD PARKER DEACON The Net Average Kocelpta on Each Day of tli Chicago Fair A Mayor Enjoined. Another bridge across tho Mississippi will bo built near it. Iinin. Texan people tlemviid a cut in ruilway ralea to attract lininigrKtioti. Itliinlu Inland bus voted bv a large ma jority in fuvor of (din 'iiv elections. Several theaters ut Cincinnati have tilled a local union for damage! for boy colt. Tl.tt ilrivewe of Central 1'ark, New Yurk, are lo be . jilted by lucamleaceiit Innips. A " concino " report of tho World' I sir in twenty-live volumen in to Ihi pub lished. The Kannan Slate Hoard of Dentintry Is prosecuting tin) linliccimcil deutista ol that Slate. The I'renident ban removed I'ostmanter Tie m i uh of Topckn for violating the civil leivicv law. Thn next session of the Ohio legisla ture in likely to pan an act providing for hienuiitl nennionn. There ia one child dependent on char ily for niipHirt In every too inhabitant III New Y ork city. The nale of Columbian pontage ntampn wan only 1, 000,000 instead of C.)mi,tHm, M had la-en estimated. A whaling captain suvs 1IX) wlnilen were killed and let go adrift in the A re lic nean the pant neunoii, The widow of Jim Fisk in living in poverty in a little wmnleii house in a no eluded part of South Huston. Kausan City doea not pav for her wa ter, and the waler-workn company Ihrcateiia to cut otf the iipplv. U lutein I is are lunkiiig things lively lur " mniiirra " and lot jumpers in Ihe rncently o-ned t berukee Slrip. There in a gigantic achi-me to connect New Y'oi k and Chicago w lib an eleeliic railway. The time c in f nhorleiu-il ten hiuirn. I'neiiniati. -tiilt' mail carrier m rviee, which I'lintuianler Cotcm-y favors adopt ing in llnnloti, can Ih iuale aliuosl sell' siislaiiung. Olliocrn of the (iiiarantee luveslnu nt Company al Chicago have Im-cii convicted of lining the madn in tlie interest of a lottery scheme. Clucinnati'a Mayor wantn that ritv'a Isipitlutton to be nnelhil tv ."., a I bv niineiiug nevenly live Hiiae inilea in "Cbn ago hotel men complain that their hniisen are denerted. A bonne thai had ,1,(HI guenta a month ago now ban but llm; and no it runs. It it estimated by the Heglnter ol til" lii-asurv that only aUiiit IH.KiXi.HH) of Ihe registered Isuidnof the LnitiUMale are now held abroad. The dinctinnion ntill gm-n on at Chicago about retaining tho World' Fair nlruct- ures in Jackson I'ark aa long aa tiieyean In- preserved against deiay. The strike of catchern and lunikera against a 10 percent rt-iluclion m wngea thrown rnal men out ol employment in tin' New iHirl (Ky.t rolling nulla. As K resll Il of all, ved IxnKlling the Mnvor of Dmaha lui" ln-en i nioinisl from approving a franchise granted llui local gun company by the City Council. The idle miners on the (togehlc Unngtt In W iscoiinin ntimlfr alsiut ti.tHH. They are in a helpless ctinuiiion, ami uu uui are ladng taken to give them rxliel. The Itosloii and Maine road will ab sorb the Coneord and Montreal and Maine Central, together with another rend yet uunaiiuil, by long-time lease. l'lol. Marlowe of the High Sclusil of Terre Haute, 1ml., who Rent bin young wile lo her pai-entn recently, telling her he no longer loved her, baa Int'ii tli lllisncd. The niuiilaT of dinlilleriea opernteil iluring tho venr wan a decrease of US.' couipariHl with 11'2, but the do iri'iisw wnn wholly In tho clana ol fruit ilistillem. Seven liundn'd and twenty-two Illicit stills wore destroyed during the year and eightv-lour were removed. The iiiiinln'r nl periHiun arrestixl wan 4S7. and thrie llepuly Collector wort) killiHl. A npoclal agent of tho general land of 11,.,. w ho ban ln-en exiimiuing tho Itainy Lake region of Minnesota, rt')or(a that It in invaluable only lor mineral ami unlit for any other purpono whatever. Fdw iird l'arker Heacon, who shot and killed M. Abielle in Franco, lias been cordially received in wn iety at NeWHirt, It. I. Ho ha la-en introduced anil wel comed at the nwoll club on Hellovue avenue. Tlio (ienoral Annetnbly of tho Fanner' Mutual Itenetlt AnniM-lal'lon, the national head of tho Karnmr' Mutual Heni'lit AsHochitlon ol Illinois, Indian, Ohio. Went Virginia, Kentucky, Minsoitrl and lown, in in session In Indianapolis. The peoplo of Kansn City havo du el. led that a park ayntiim i a necessary adjunct to tho prosperity of tho town, thai tho citv must own it wnler work, and that llio "ring" which linn control of tho municipal government must go, Tho perainteut ravage ol diphtheria In Philadelphia and the heavy resulting mortality during tho lant two yearn iniiko it hnperalive that, no means should he neglected which will give promise of elllcienev In llio r-ll'ort to nliunp It out. On on'cli day of tho Chicago Fair tho net receipt averaged II7,0(HI, The total r iptn from nil nouivo were $'28,IRI,- HIK; total expenditure, t'jri,f)l(),ft:i7 ; balance, -!,! 1 0.tS.'t 1 . From thin m do (lui'teil obligation to tho iiinniint if 7-IS, M7, leaving not annetH, $1 ,Hli2,-IH:l. (lovernor Tillman of South Carolinn rniiMtH the StipreniB Court, using audi expi ennion aa " tho tall wagn the dog " uml "Judicial Insolence." Helerring to railroad litigation tho (lovernor snvn tho iinlnckv inarriiigo between tin) dignity ol tho Federal Court and these corpora tion iiuiHt bo annulled and the owner of ImiiiiIn iniint ho inado to underslnnd that there i ft point beyond which tho iinl ience of a State will uot permit them to go. MC.N WHO HAVE NO FEAR. A lurr Tullnr IhliiUs Thnt Huinn I'Ditpla t.'aiilint ItnnlUtt llaiinr. f'unrngti lion nfl.nu struck tun a rallinr ts'lng the lots of something than the pirn- aension of aoiiielhiiig. Of cunrstt I kmiw that a liriivn man will walk ilullberattily lllln ilealll, klinwlng full well what hr Is doing, hut having ntmlii up lila mlml to do 11 nt any cunt. It la no mIku or ruwiirilii't when a man ms-n that It in inu'lenn lo ilii when he might live wilh lust a mm Ii c-retllt and honor to himself, anil no refum-s Ut walk lulu the Jnwn of dentil. Hut there la the man wlioilis-a not know t but fear In. I linvt; nt't-n In my life a few aiu-li men men who would go into nny ilnnger for thn simple reamni thnt tliey iliil mil ntt'iti lo hnvit the tniwer lo penailve that what they (lid wan likely to coal tholr liven. I rcmctulHtr nni-e In llm lain alxltce I wna In a town whh-li won bud. Thoro were noun' inen In thai town whose actions were nt-vt-r iiui'niioni-(l and tlu-rti wero many htwli-sa tii-t-dn at which even thn gissl eilieliM ahrugifitl tlii-lrsliuiilib-rn-aiiil thnt wonnll. A mall enmn Into Ihe ttiwil wild hml thr niihh-si maniiHr of any onn whom I ever anw. Iln wan very tall, bad hrnaii shoiildern ami huge list, but hln eye wan of a euft hhin and hin smile witn nlwaya frieudly. One day two nutlaw-n had lstn riding around town, running t hings tn suit Iht-ut-ni'lven. tlnr nf their trfekshad Int-u tti ridt Into harriniin. and acutit-r people tht"ti. Tlu-y were let alone nl this nuiuneinriil until they bol h 1 1 red of It, fur they were "find inen" mid no one cared to linvu theiii tn-glti n nnvngi. nllaek on him. Wln-n the two rldern, liiHiuiu-d with brutiiiiiy, found the barriHini chargm tisi Hat for their Instcn, tht-y hsikitl nround fur oilier mlst hh'f to do. They (mind It In a liltlt. store, which wiut a notion shop, drug atom and everything else. They chnrgitl It on the trot. mid with npurn Jingling, anna waving and hoofa clattering. In they went. An tuntmit later two ncn-nniiiig woiui-u rushil from the place mid ran down the street. When the outlawn nsle out to the niilewnlk llu-y sal hi their middle and huwhtl like Mit'iigen. Mow the mild innnncrt-d, him. eyed giant Cuming dnw u Ihe slret-t hml m-i-ii elioiigh of Ihu affair to unilt-t-ntaml what had loifr H-ltisl. lie stopped and looked nl the two mud ridem fur a full minute. The whulr nftalr wan over. The womi-ll had dlntp M'urvd and the hopM-meii wrre anting there, nllll laughing Hut the giant, walk Ing t-hnte to one of theiii, rem lied up iilick ly mid tisik him by his coal near thr tlinull. lie pulled t bo lllnli from his nuddle as if he hail lst!i a sack of bran, and giving him a tcrrifU) alutke dashed htm to the ground, where lie lay all in a crushed heap. '1 lie ol her rider hml seen nil this at first with a hsik of stupid astonishment, and then with savage light ell Ills face lie whlpjH-d out his revolver, hut In-fore he could use II the gutlil had snatched him from his saddle, mid with one hand nround hlslhristl and out gathering up tht'fel low's eh a hen low i in his chest he literally w rung the nlreiigth out of him. "Hel ter get out of this town us si sin ns you can," he said lit a low voice, and hi Hung him Into (he sired on topuf his com paliiou. The two aiit-uks nctunlly whim iensl when they got tip They hail their revolvers, hut tlu-y cIiiiiImmI lulu lln-ir and dies as If they were half frightened lo ,Ol..,,.lj H- . - .. nil Idea of danger would have attacked tliiste men when the imtiI of the women won lutst. The chalices were ten thousand to one thnt hi' would lie killed lie wits absolutely Ignorant of fear, fur he after ward Is-cn a deputy marshal, and while trying to nrrcst three iletsrate men In this fearless wnv was shot to piece. Ill lervli.w in New York Tribune. t'tMlileit la Diiks' retiring. There In a code of f.mhinti ill relation to thn garment worn by Indie' pet dog. It latest edict in regard to cn nine fashions ai t forth that nt breakfast only a simple garment of blini or white Humml should Im worn, and a collar at thin hour of the day I considered vul gar For the morning walk clono fit ting coat of etriintl or spitted Fnglisli chariot, with inaiitlo well covering the client, I correct, with a leading chain Mid collar of iiutiiUi silver. For the afternoon drive the costume Is nf blue or fawn cloth, with n collar of velvet tiling with tiny medullioiis, and for evening dress tho H't is arrayed in a gown of velvet richly embroidered, ami ho tho family crest embroidered on his collar. New York Suu. It I. (.rsllftlni. It ought to 1st source of profound grntl llinlion tlml women generally have proved ennui lo the ili-mnuds made insni them hy rtn-elll ilevi lopuielltn In all Ihu new Ileitis of endeavor and are Inking the tleiarlure fnun former habllannd Idens with strength and vliror while still innliituliiiug Ihe In legrity of their wonianhissl. hoiunlnnu ninoiig wouiiii are rnre, but they have show n themselves fully rapahle of (bt-lsive art ion in enu-rgi-nclc and of holding their end of the line In all faith fill lien nml power. Talking and demanding have not aeemed to avail them much; but In positions of trust they win golden opinion, and are more and more sought for a their Utiles Is recngnUed. -Jenny Juno's "Thrown ou Her Ow n rtitsnurces." III. tinnier (1, mixed One. a Veer. The dishwater III which Ihe plate ami dlshe lire washiHl nt the grent n'ntnurnnls of the I 'aria laailevaril Is only renewed nni-e III every twelve niouths. Thla Is the strict but scarcely nolHr truth, The nielhnd Is far less unclean than it appear at flrnt sight. For the dishwater, after tandliiR n week nr an, develops utrong nminoiilacal proiH-rllen, which have the effort of llu misllately n-mnvlng all grease from the plate ami dishes dipped therein. Tho grease thus lustenod by tliennimonln remains (loatlng on the Burfiico and t skimmed off once a day, placed In a tub ami disposed of by the chef as one of hla perquisites. Hy the end of twelve month the dlahwater has liecome converted Into nlinoat pure ammonia. New Kngland Farmer. DPRICF h finiM ih.. i.. ri..,.i f Tartar Ued ia Millioua of Iloiues IT NEVER CAME AGAIN. Oh, picture dear to lueiunr) I The. sk lea lay low ami fair Also I he mirrors nf the sea And vlvweil lliulr iMinuty there. Ths hills Usin the iltf p were glassed. Ami cinil ths meadows dreamed. And nvnry clnuil thnt o'er us passed I, Ike angaln' rliarlula glomue-.l. Ths far lands seemed Jeweled uilsW Hti near the lllusntsl Hhoree Vu si'aiiiieil ths llipilil amutuyst For gleams of gnliluu tiara. Nut nf(en Ut liissnill 'tin given To doubly vlsiimtsl 1ml Our feet bad nesred t hn vere of Heave And touched ths Jssptir sea. And 'netatb ths walls uf leweltsi skis. Alsive thflis'iisn fltnirs. Afar I saw my nlit limns rise And w ntcliril His iipim (Jtsirs. 1 snitl - Yon lliftit-lniinssli,nisl air Hli'tiihl wis, an srllsl's pen llui psimed the mystic liesilty. there, A int. not ttiflssttieaa Iheri, At memory's a liuliiws uft I slutted Fur Hint one iliiure, uft tiiled Il never esins ai-slli. -11. liutlerworlh In Vuilth's Cuutunliluo. The Use uf ths Tonsils. Those gliiinls silunleil III the hock part of the mouth, mid fumiliitrly known as the tonsils, have nlway apn-arts In physio logical c)i-s an somewhat of a pu.le -that Is to say, their functions or uses have not ln-en accurately deieriuinetl. They are duct tens glaudn, and unlike the liver, saliv ary glands, sweetbread or tear glands, do not possens any tubes or ducts lending from them nml conveying away any secre tion t hey may luaiiufacluro. We can un derstand on this ftsiting how the spleen llnt-lf wnn an anomaly In the eye of the nock-nla, seeing that, like the tonsils. It hail no outlet, uud thai unlike the liver or the other glands alsive named. It did not seem lo elulsirut any fluid or product of Use in the Isnly. llui the functions of the tonsils have of very lute days received a new tnu-rprt-la-lioii from the rent-are hen of I)r. Ijvell litil laud. Hei-laiiiiN Inat the tonsils are really glands, which are devoted to the mauilfilu lure of the w hite hltssl cells. Nor lit hi nil. Or UiiHuml tells us thnt w Idle many of these iiuKirtMiit while cells puss nlT'lnto the bhssl circulation, thence to wander on their Is-al. like aauilary miI icemen, throilgli the tissues, iiiniiy others take up their po sitions on the outside of the tonsils them se I ven. This hitter move on the part of these white cells Is a very Interesting one, for, ns they live on the tonsil services, they act an a set of custom house ollii-t-rs In prevent ing Injurious or coiitruhmul uinlter chiefly gi-rtua, of course from panning on ward (o the throat, stomach and lungs. This is tsii It an extruoriliuary and nn ex. Iretncly lute t-t-ttt ing discovery, for it make plnin lo us bow and why many of the germs we Inhale arc prevented from doing injury lo us. 1 hry may ia.sn into the mouth, hut the cordon of while hltssl cells on the tonsils nets nn a fairly efficient bar rier, which the bulk of the germ we in hale may not pons, and wearrlhua secured from the germ liivosion of tsith the digea tive nsti.iit and the hrcnlhing system. Illtlst ruled laindon News. Manners uf Today. The mniuiem of this world, like the fash i-ollln'le with nteiilll mid electricity They hml time to Imw, llu-y could aifonl to frame t-htlsirate coiuphmellta, they could t-amly Inierriipt the even tenor of ihelroo Cllliiit Ions to ilincuss Ihe health ami domea tic movi-Hienta of a friend's family. Now we are all In a hurry, and we muni be in a hurry or fall la-hind the inarching order of Ihe day. A very courteous man la bom Men rushing to the husk exchange or I lie office (-annul stop to Uintly bows and polite family tiiiinries. Women desperately lut-arnest w ith their liven cannot lie troiibhsl with civil platl tiiibtt which are coniinuii property, though each would stop to liste ii to n few words meant for lu-r alone. Wonls which menu nothing hut politeness are now iiiexprens Ihly tiresome, ami only maiden ladies with sclilctl iniouie have lime for them, the busy world is content w ith a few sentences of good naliirttt chalf. and pasiw on with out r, lie. ling thai chaff easily falls Into familiarity and inin'rtini'iu-e. Amelia ti. ltttrr in l.lppincolt'a. lie tss'l Hellers the Court. Public. Adiiiinistralor Murphy filed a notice ol publication of notice to cred itor in the nmtturof th estate of liitna A abort, the limn who mniod up alive few duy ao. The court also made Ibe ontor that eufllcient notice had been given to creditor. The fact that Short I still alive cannot stop Mr. Murphy from cotitiuutng the administration of the estate, tie holds that aa sufficient notice dad been K,v" of tlie Pl,llc tum of loiter of administration of the Htute of tho mipponed dead man, and there being no answer or objection thereto, bhort la forever topHd from appearing and aHserting that he la not dtuuL The luw ha declared him dead, and dead he therefore should be, Uutte (Jor Anaconda Mop. ) Stiuidnrd. A l'l.ent IllslnreetauX A cheap Ktrtablo illsliifts-Uint 1 wrman ganato of Kitiu.h; a bottle full of thee crystals, iKiught at the store of any chem ist, will lost for yearn. It can lw used when wanted hy putting a pinch of tho potash over night in a Ju of waler; In the morn ing it will preneiil a rvsldinu apH'aranca mid can be lined for drains, etc A aniull quantity of this liquid kept In a basin and renewed daily keeps a room fresh and die atroys disease genua. The only drawback In that, If too strong, tho liquid will slain linen; at tlio minis tlmo it ha the great advantage of being easily carried about, while it can ho pn.iurod In the smallest quantity at a moment' notice. Boston Commercial. To Extract till from Woott. lo get the enaeiit Inl oil from wotxl, bnrka, roots, herb, etc., place theni In a bottle ami smr upon them a niooiiful of ether. Keep In a cool place a few hour and then fill the bottle with cold waler. The essen tial oil will wlm upon th surface and maybe ennlly weparnted. Kxrhange. Baking Powder Powder. No Ammonia: No Alum. 40 Years the Standard.