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VOL. 27. NO. 12.
OKEOON CITY, OREGON, FHIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1893.
ESTABLISHED 18CG. L.
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MoNKY TO I.uAN.
U ruNTkH.
ATTOIINKY AT LAW
AS'iaatta u r..rif rt aai.naii.
Olflra nail to 0reti I II jf lia on nil Ten
n o r wiiiiam.
IlKAL mAlK ANI lAS AitKNT. '
rinuljf ol nwii'ir l lw n lha mai latmatil '
trim.
A I'KnI Una ul Itu.lii.., ri..Mniw atut .uiuftan
t'fttity.
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AITollNKY AM'
tot'NsM.OIl AT LAW
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ATl'OUXKY AT LAW.
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t.OANM NKOirt'lATKII.
Cily niul I'ouiity Wnrrarln ixiiht.
I.N m HAM AM IIUAI. Kami?
(inira In fiiXornr bullilln Ortm I'll r
rMll). V. at VAN,
HKAl. KMTAtK ASIl IXHl KANl K.
rhnlcafllir. rarm ami Hulmrhan fiivwrtif lor
lata. ni arril. r..iiui aarrauia an.l r-ntl-IIh
l all kluila Umaiii ami anlil Tair tnl
anil butlliaM n( nvrr ilv.ll4liut llrllll .
Iir n.in inliil
om 110 auira III bull.llua anrth ( jMam.met.
I K II AY KM,
ATTOKNKYATLAW,
Oaaa.ia (itt, Oaaoua
Will praeltre In all lh rimrli of Ilia Mala,
Offli'a, rornor Malu auil Klflnh ainwia. iiiualia
euurl hoiiM
uii, ('. aanwaail.. . a naawaa.
'11HUWNKU. A I'KKHHKK
ATTOUSKYS AT LAW,
OamoN I'itv, -
oaauoN.
Will pradlee In all Ihermnl. n( lli .lata. Ol
Ken, nrit iliHir lo Caurlalil A llulillrf ilrug
lora,
rpilR COMMKHCIALIIANK.
OK OHKIION CITY,
CaulUl, ''."
TaAHMiTa a iinal. aHiaii avaiaaaa.
I,oii. rna.le. Illlln illtpminleil. Makri ei.l
Ini'lhitu lluva ami ai'lU aii'liaiian on all liiillitu
III llio I'lllli'il Mtalr., Klirupa ami llnua K.iiiu
l'M.alla rwel' .'il nulijerl Ineherk Inleri'.t Hi
iiaiial mica allnwe.l mi lime ili'iill. Hank
nii'll Inim 9 A, M. In 4 r. M, Nallllilay rvonliif
Iiuiiinii7 e. M.
D C. I.ATOUKKTTK, 1'remilent.
F K IMiNAI.)HiiN, Canlilar
J JANK Of OUKtlUN HI V,
Oldest Banking Hense la the City.
Palil up ('Hpttrtl. a.-K),ootl,
raamiiKNT,
vii a rnainiiRNT,
exilian.
M ANAMKH.
Tlllia. CM A KM A N,
HKil. A. HAIIhlNli.
. (I 1'AI'HKI.II
I'll Aal.KM II, CAi riKI.il.
A soliiiriil lianklnir hiu.lnt.mi trniumoteil.
teiiml1a rei'elvcil aulijnei In cheek.
A)irnvatl lillla ami imma illnmniiitiiil.
Ciiuiil) anit oily warranl. IiiiiikIiI.
Uikii. mtita nn available aoourlty.
Kii'liaiiK' IihiikIiI and anlil.
Oiillmulnnr maila rmnitly.
Iir.ltn n.ilil ivallaiile In any art nf the worlil.
TWIeiiraiililfi aai'lianiraa aulil mi l'urtlauil, Hail
PrannlKim, illilnai.i and New Yolk.
IiitiiriKt iaU on lima iIkikwII.
Huh Aponla ol TIIK LONDON OHKOt'R BANK.
r.r. witiTK.
W. A.WII1TK.
WHITE BROTHERS,
Vractiml JrehitMta Builders
Will prepare plana, elevallnna, wnrklng ne
talla, anil upoiilHdatlom Inr all klmla l bmlil
tna, gnmilal atlcillon alvon 10 tneara ool
taaaa. Katlmatnt luruUheil nn appllnnllnu
Callonoraddreaa WHITK BKOH.,
Oreann City, 0(0
to
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...,0N CITY,
( )rvnon.
SEVENTH STREET DRUG STORE.;
DR. L. M. ANDREWS, Prop. i
A Full Line o Fresh Drugs and Medicines. :
Pittfint ModlclnoH of nil MakoH. NoJon, Optical Coodsl
Full Slock Of Mm dine Oili, Brt and CHenpeil. i
Kino M'li'i-tionuf 1'irfuiinry itml Tnih-t SoajM. Ami l'al-
in liramls nf Cigars. j
I'UI M llll'l 4 kill I I l.l.l l ll.l.l l j
Shlvely'a Hlia k. .... I iiegon Cilv, Or. !
THE j
Oregon City Sash and Door Co.!
Curry tho l.nrn A St k nf i
Siihh, D.hirs, Winds, Mouldings, Etc. j
In tfrepon City.
Seeiul of limr ami Wimlnwa inilt toorhr. Turning of all kind
Estimate for Stair Work and Storo Fronts
Kurninhril m niji!ii-:ition. lltiililer", ;ivi' ua 11 cull, ami if tur work
ia not of tin' Im-kI, uinl our riiH-n u low ua tin luweat. l'rift" Ltl ifcnl
on pjilii-atit.n.
Factory, Cor. Main and llih Sts.. Oregon City.
OREGON CITY
AH
Tinninir, riuinbini; and (icHcnil Jobliinii:
IXINK TO OllI'KU ON SHOUT NOTICE.
SEWER AND WATER CONNECTIONS MADE
At tin inoHt reiiwiiKilili1 rutcH.
f jrAll work in tlom- witli n view to lu.-t mul fatiefv all comvrniHl.
A W. SCHWAN.
Mhnp n MrtrMlh Ml., near 1VmI, Orrgnn fill.
The CANBY MERCHANT,
Sclln all gotuli at a living jiriiv. Flour and keronetio not given
away in order to catch your trntlo ami then even up on
higher jiriifnon other good.
Nono Hut First Class Goods Carried.
l'rift an low as ran 1 had in the ootinty. Time given to
rtH)iinililo jmrtipK.
LUMBER.
OnliTH filled fur rough or tlretwd luniher, all firntclanst, at bed rock
priiHiH, retail or carload lot.
J. JONES & SON,
DKAI.KK IN
Doors, Windows, Mouldings,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Cahinet Work, Fitting up Storrw and Repairing of all kindu.
Johhing Orders Promptly Executed.
I'll M l . M 'I'll I'. LOH IIN T.
f ifShop corner Fourth and Water ati-eeta, hack of Pope St Co 'a, Oregon City
ANDERSON WALKER,
pair;terandotJ5eDeeorator
PAPER-HANGING AND KALSOMINING.
I carry tho Urgent and best iiHsorted stock of wall paper ovnr brought
to Oregon City, and will nell at I'lutlnnd prices. Let me give you
figurt8 on your work.
Shop on Seventh Htreot. near Center.
THE WINTER TERM OF THE
Pacific University and Tualatin Academy,
WILL BECIIM TUESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1803,
For catalogues! and full information nddrouH,
Thomas McClklland, Pres., Forest Grove, Or.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fine Groceries,
Fruits,
Feed,
Meats,
i Baskets.
Tubs,
Buckfts,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Confectionery.
JOBBING SHOP.
kindu f-
HAYES IS NO MOKE
The KX'I'renldent Died of Heart
Failure.
III IXitT OF tVaMHISiiTOI SEtTH.
Kttrrmit fold In the Ft Hrnatom
Elected- Maine' Condition-Ire
llrldtf e l Mgr.
Fkkmokt, 0., Jan, 17 - K-I'reni -lent
If aye died at II o'clock tonight, but
Did Information of hit death nu not
xlvofi out for aome t!m later, M every
thing ha been kept exceedingly unlet
in lli vicinity the llayea mansion.
The early report of hi condition, tlial
tliD BX preaidclit wa improving nicely
and resting eaaily, allayed ill tnapicion
of o sudden an announcement a that
by Webb llayea, that lii father had just
died. It prove! a ahix'k to all.
Tli ex-president was weiaed Willi a
did in Columbia laat Saturday while
driving to Hie union det, and a-ke-l for j r tv, with the naion iteadiv
atiiiiuluiila. Thia an revived Him that , increaaiiig. Oil the result ol the inveati
he in.iatej on returning hemic, aaying I K4,i,jn j,.,,,,! a holier or not the
I would rather die in Fiwigle lintve
ibun live anj wiieie else " Alter Imanl
nig Ihe train he wan aeUe.l with violent
pauia in hia chnnt, whirh lanted until
ult. r hia return home, ile Waa tiraleil
Uit angina prectoria, and while relieved ,
of dialima, hia heart never recovered ila j
vigor and hia life waa auddeiily termin-1
ate.1 by paralyaia of the heart While '
lying In bit room be tre.iienlly referre.1 1
toil.eviait he made to hia wife'a grave
the preceding Sunday, and apoke of the
ipiiel twautyof the aiow -covered acene. 1
lie aaid he had almost wlnhed he waa
lying there. "And yet" be aaid, my
life baa vn an exceptionally h j(y
one." Ilia last word were: "I know
I am guing where Liuy ia." They were
apoken to hia laiuily ptiyeicijAn w:lh the
Ulmoat earneatueaa. lie aiel iiuictlv
and paitileatily away at It) in the
evening, aurrouded by ineuibera of hia
hollM'hulil.
The funeral aervice will be held Kridav
and lieneral Hayea will be plmred bri.h '
hi Iwlovtsl wile in Lakewoxl.
Uiilherfoid liiriliard llawa waa the
nineteenth preaideut of the l'nile.1
Ntalea, amveeding (ienenil L'. S. Umnt.
Ile waa the Munroiiiio cndida'e at
at the convention in Cincinatll in ISTtJ,
when be waa iniled uxn by the oppo
Hit. on to Jamra U. Blaine. The death
of Mr ll.'iyea leave l'reaidenl-elect
Cleveland the only ex-prveident living.
Mr. Blaiat'i Coadmon.
WAaiiiNOTos, Jan. 17, More than the
tiHiial nuiuher of lighta were burning in
Ihe Maine inanaion tonight, which gave
riae to report that Blaine waa not ao
well. The report could not be con
tinued cr denied, a the mansion was
cloeed 'or the night. The phyaician haa
not returned, which ia evidence that no
radical change for the w ireo ha occurred.
WASHIMJTO.N DOl.MiS.
COXURISS.
In the senate, Sherman, from the
committee on .foreign relations, re
ported back hia bill to extend to the
North Pacific ocean the provisions of the
statute (or the protection of seals and
oilier fur-learirg animals. The bill
par-acd.
A resolution to suspend the purchase
of silver bullbn brought senator Stewart
of Nevada to his feet in opposition to the
measure, and a disposition to contest
vigorously was evinced by the silverites.
The anti-option bill was again up for
disciihsion upon Vilas' amendment.
The senator from Wisconsin is doing all
in his power to defeat the bill, aud as
a means to this end it seeking to add
amendments making the law if it be
comes one inoperative.
In the house IWriuond, of Missouri,
introduced a bill suspending during the
first year of each pieHideniial term all
civil service laws, in so fur a they rtt
stiirt or intefere with a free exercise by
the president, or the heads of depart
ments, of the power to remove or appoint
ollicers or employes of the government.
The piesmbln to the bill savs no ad
miuistiaiion can fully and satisfactorily
curry its polities into execution, it a
Urge portion of subordinate ollicers are
hostile lo stub policies.
The senate devoted some time on Sat
urday discussing the Nicaig..i canal
plan, and a resolution was introduced
ImUlliirg what sums had been ex
pended in and about the construction
of the Nicaragua canal since the ac
counts of the expenditures heretofore
rendered two years auo w hen testimony
was taken hy the committee on foreign re
relations which showed up to that time
about $3,000,000 had been expended, but
now It was proposed to give the com
pany $(1,000,000 in bonds guaranteed by
the government, and 112,000,000 Block.
Senator Sherman said that two years
ago the company expended 3,000,000.
Kific tlmn Ibey had eiTided coniilf
ably more, but not ao much aa
000. Hut tho amount a-tual!y ex
ndwl waa to I Ki;rtaInrtrJ hf the
aecrelary of the treaaury and the aecre
tary of alale, and the maximum to be
turnaxj over to the company in icuaran
teod Iwnda aa not Uj exceed l,WW,000.
Hoar laid coiiKreaa aboull to it that
in the conatrurlion of the Niraragua
canal the daylight ahould beconntantly
turned in on eery tranaai.-tion. The
resolution waa, at the augiteation of Mor
gan, laid over till Monday.
Trraaurr ofllriala have been at work
tejily for three we kit on a reixirt
allowing the condition of the treaaury
It ran be aaid on good authority that the
treanury alatemeiit will notahow a delirit
in the treaaury, or the probability of one
during the pieaent fiacvl year, but a
cloce enalyaia ia expectitf toahow that
Secretary Koater at tiiiiea had a hard
tank "making both end meet," and
that liia aucceaaor will be likely, oiileaa
relieved by legislation at thia aris-ion
raiding additional revenue, to have even
way and ineana committee will recom
mend legislation Increaning revenue at
j thia aeion. The prent plun auggilei, i
whii li U regarded an the moat eiedient,
ia to I nr ream the whiskey tax. Thia
inerpaM) would raiae over :a,omj,0.0
additional yearly, if the law could Iw ao
framed a to affWt wbinkey in bond.
Many peraons preler to revise the whole
Ui,ing g, 8l.m ,t onre. What will be
tie onlcome , of i-onrae, ia uncertain at
t,ii lime, but matter njr noon develop
g,,lon on ,,e t,art 0f the ways and
mearii commitlee.
Hoi.a.
The bill for the purrhaae of the Cher
okee atrip for tH,5J5,(X0 allows the
government aix year in which to pay
for the land. An amendment waa
adopted providing thai no rwjii, who
ia the owiier ol H.) acrva of land, or w ho
has any real eaute in any city or
tow n of an aggregate value which ex
11 - 1'':1
to aottlcmeiit. The original bill made
the reatiiction apply to owner of K0
acre. After further diciuasion and the.
adoption of ome minor amendmenU,
1 the bill awd, and the houae adjournetl.
Senator Chandler baa introduced a
bill making it unlawful for any body of
men numbering ten or more to assemble,
drill or bear arms M a military body,
unlet. called for by the proiwrly author
ised civil or military officer. It make
it the duty of the president to ditihand
and diperHe any organization. Thi
bill ia aimed at the 1'inkertoiia and the
semi-military anarchist organization.
It Is evident from all the signs visible
in the congressional sky that a concerted
attack will soon be made on the anti-
Chinese law.
Tlii bill introduced by Senator Colph,
providing for the retirement of Judge
Deady alter the 4th of March, passed the
house today and goes to the president
for his approval. It will undoubtedly
be signed, and soon after the 4th of
March the people of Oregon will have
democratic judge. Among the Oregon
people here there waa some discussion
as to who will be Judge IVady's succes
sor' and it is expected that several lead
ing democratic lawyers will apply.
Those mentioned are C. B. Meltinger, L.
L. McArthur, L. B. Cox and R. 8.
Strain).
"The president-elect is said to be
much disturbed by the silver situation.
He said to a recent caller that another
Sherman law would drive the country
into the hoarding of gold and a tiuan
cial panic.
Natural Brnlga at Niagara.
Niagara, N. Y., Jan. 10. The ice
bridge aeroi'8 Niagara river, which
formed January 3, is still intact, and the
intensely cold weather has strengthened
and enlarged it until it has become the
greatest bridge since that of 1SS0, when
the Canadian hackiuen made a drive
way across the river and used it for
three months. Since the formation of
the giant bridge hundreds of people
have viewed it daily from the terrtces
along the Michigan Central railway.
Buildings for tho sule of refreshments
have been erected on the bridge, and
w ith its hundreds of passengers to and
fro, tho summit of the ice diuu has be
come a busy street traveising the
grandest winter scenery in the world.
Told Wava is tha East
St. Paul, Jan. la. The mercury froze
solid lust night at 40 below zero at Spar
ta, Wis. It registered 45 below at
Whitehall, Sli at LaCrosse, and 42 at
Medford. Terrible suffering among the
Winnebago Indians is reported. The
mercury reached 23 degrees below
xero in Kentucky. This is colder by five
degrees than was ever before known.
lined Tao Lata.
Salem, Or, , Jan. 17. Governor Pen
noyer today addressed a letter to the
clera of the Mate land board, giving
notice that from thi dale no selection
in the Hen land, occupied by settler,
will be approved, bot all settler on atnd
land will tie permitted to get title from
tli ttate by paring a price t'uerefor;
nor will any selection be made in the
lieu school lection in the Casrado
mountain reservation; nor will any
further selections of Ilea land wha'ever
be approved, width are not already
partially completed at thia date. Tl
governor ay Ihe object ia to leaves ru
land for future generation. j
Biaatarlal Vota afOljapia.
Olymima, Jan. 17.-The senate an
swered the roll call at the hour of tuon
and proceeded with the election (
I'nited fftate senator to sncceed John
I!. Allen. The vote stood Allen lf,
Turner 9, Griggs, dem., 0.
The house cant 34 hit Allen, 17 for
Turner, IS for Griggs, deiu., a.'id 9 'or
Governor Teat, pop. This gives Allen
total of 4!. Turner 2f, (iiigu 27,
Tent it. It t..ke57 vote to elect.
Be Batier's Braia.
IUton, Jan. . J7. It ts slated the
autopav on Ihe bodv of General Iiutler
allowed the cauae of death wa the burot-
ing of a small bloodvessel in the biain,
cauae-J by a violent fit of coughing. Ail
the organs were in excellent condition,
ami but for this accidental cauae be
would probably have lived many A. a.
Hi brain weighed four ounces more
than that of Daniel Webster, one of the
largest on record. . ,
a
Fark as tha Cueaila 'uiaiit.
Wasiiisgtcji, Jan. 13, The pres
will tomorrow issue a procla- .
ouv-
under act of March 3, 1!1, as to
reserves, umii the recommendalio.
one of the special agents of the inte: in.
department in Oregon, creating a g'cl
reservation of the public lands in the
stale of Oregon, commencing at the Col
umbia river on the north and extending
nearly through the entire length of the
state.
B.aiter Xitcktll'i 8os-n-Lw.
Wasuknotox, Jan. M. William li.
Handy, son-in-law of Senator Mitchell
and for many years a coutidential clerk
in the office of the secretary of the navy,
died at his residence in thi city this
morning, after a lingering illness.
Sever years ago he married Miss Mag
gie Mitchell, and they have continued to
reside in Washington. He was 38 years
old, and leaves two children. The fun
eral will take place Monday.
8taalor Edward Mirphy
Albany, N. V., Jan. 17. Edward
Murphy, Tammany candidate for Cuited
States senator, against whose election
President-elect Cleveland protested, waa
chosen to that position notwithstanding,
by the legisiattne today, to succeed
Senator Frank Hiscock by the following
vot: Senate Murphy 17, Hiscock 12,
Whitelaw Keid 1. House Murphy 78,
Hiscock 52.
Ts Kedact Expeues.
Omaha, Neb., Jat. 16. Seven thou
sand shopmen of the I'men Pacific sys
tem will from today until the road shows
increased earnings, work eight hours
day instead of nine, as formerly, and
seven hours Saturday. This departure,
ao the officials say, is made necessary
by the general unsatisfactory condition
of business on the main line and several
branches.
Paoitia Coatt Failorei.
Sas Francisco, Jan. 13. The Brad
street mercantile agency reports fourteen
failures in the Pacific coast states ami
teiritories (or the week ending tomorrow,
as compared with eighteen for the
previous week, and seventeen for the
corresponding week of 18l,)2.
Senator Hawley Be-Electtil.
Hartfokd, Conn., Jao. 17. Joseph
II. Hawiey, republican, was chosen
United States senator at the joint legis
lative session.
Suooeedi Himself.
A vursTA, Me., Jan. 17. The election
of I'nited States senator today resulted
in the choice of Eugene Hale to succeed
himself.
Quay Renominated for Senator.
Harkisi rh, Pa., Jan 17 The reinibli
can caucus this morning nominated M.
S. Quay for United States senator.
Notice.
The firm of Logus & Albright having
been dissolved, all accounts due said
tirm must be settled at once as the part
nership estate has to be closed up. Thirty
days from date of this notice all unpaid
accounts will bo placed in an attorney's
hands for collection.
Dated January 7. Wtt. tf
Situation wanted By a giil in a pr
vato family to do housework mornii'i
and evenings and a part of the day, I
enable her to do other work rtquiiiiCJ
about ffve hours each day. Only smnit '
wages expected. References given. Ad
dress or apply at Enterprise office.
Blank note, receipt and order books
at the Enterprise office.
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