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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAYS JtJiNB 26, 1891.
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TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD!!
Whilo trying to Crowd theii
WAT INTO
DEYOE & FRGLIAn BROS
Store, where they always have on hand
the largett Stock south of Portland, of
the lateat Improved Rifles and Shot
Guns; an Immense stock ot Fishing
Tackle of every description; fTents,
llsmmocks, Cain? Chairs and thoutanda
M other thing too numerous 10 mention
JRoprUr Shop
in connection with the Store, and one of
;he best workmen In the .State to do any
ind ail kinds of work.
Come one, Come al. No rouble to
ihow gocds. "Small profit and quick
W is out motto.
JJ GCEUCJ,
TAIL O Tl
Suits mad and rsnalrlne dons Ia a4.r
Ketwet-a Ihlrd 1 nd Fourth, oa Lyon St,
City RestanranI,
niTiojr bcn entirely retnodslsd. tb old
and popular restaurant wiil bs mads first.
etas n every rmpact. The pablio will bt
iven good meets at all boars for only 23
"u. &rsrvniog nest and attraotive.
nv'.a ooxes. uj tiers in svsry style.
nargaiss 10 chm.-.e grocsries can always
Ho'i ai art,, k iiaa,cioek.
FOSHAY & MASON.
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Uraggistsand Booksellers
Atrei.U tor John B. Alden's publlcaUona,
nicawsyii! pnotisner-e pneeesntA
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LOCAL, UIJCOUD.
Mrs PoixocK'i School. Mr J R8tock
man lias bnlHl tin Dkmooat copl ol
the Age-llerkl, ol Blrmlnghtm, AU,
from which w clip th following item!
in reference to iorintr teacher in th
Albany collrgtnte limtituto, Mrt O B
l'ollock, who li Miociatetl with Mia
Steven, who waa a visitor in Albany for
a week or two:
"Among the women of our city whom
the king JvliKhtcth to honor, ere the two
ladiea who hve the l'ollock-Htevene In
stitute in html. Coming in our mldat
with comparatively little acquaintance
with our people, theae two women have
made for theuielvea a grateful place In
the heart cl the many. Among their
puplla one notca the eittm-d M-crmot
the trelt v school nuaneioi louay. ine
colore of thiadiatingulithed euhool teem
to me well choaen. Hone color, to pre
tliture the tint of all youthful hopea,and
green, typical ot eternal aprinitutpe In
tlie land of acieace. Happy nine nmio
ena t but now I tiiunt mention one other
feature, title tlmi, ot Tneaday evening!
nappcnlng. Ir Uoke. binitn, 01 me wr
famed Yanderbilt, ia to deliver a literary
a thl re , which Ipropheey will be replete
wunau that la ol learning ana lnterem.
Without doubt he will have a large fath
ering to welcome him to our dear, duity
liiriuinghani I"
Two Oaieox Mcmmies. Monday
afternoon and today a steady stream of
vltltora climbed the Pei-Jleton Saving
Bunk atalra and tramrcd Into the office of
Dra Stubbt ana Morrow. The object of
attraction were two very (insular tpecl
meni secured by Or Morrow In a hunt for
rcucs at an old uxumbia river Indian
graveyard.
- une is tne body 01 an old man.compiete
ly mummified tjy the drying action of the
sand In which It was but led. The body Is
verttaoiy twisted into a bust, at.u tne am
tude oi the llmba.ss well as theespiesaion
ol the face, whli-h is one of dumb and ab-
iect miserr. Indicate that the unfortunate
died In great agon? and was burled In the
ame position he hvl asaumed when re
lieved by death, The tcus are doubted
nearly to the breast. The left arm reaches
under the right leg and to the shoulder,
where It meets the other arm, the hands
being clasped In secminjr, supplication for
relict. The flesh It dried to the bone. and
the en Ire body Is In a state ot perfect
preservation. No clothing remalna cicept
a pair of old-style raw-hlJe moccasin,
which cover the feet. On the whole the
curio Is certainly IntsresUng, not only be
cause of Its peculiar preservation from
decay, but from the altitude. The man
was evidently very old. The scalp la par.
Daily covered with hair, part ol which Is
gay, and the teeth are those of an aged
peraon.
The other person Is the body of a child
seven or eight years old,slmllatly preset v.
ed, and wrapped In calico cloth. Under
neath the clothing.on the breast, waa found
a d-ck ot playing cards. A bow and arrow
and a whip were wrapped on one side of
the body, and a bunch of while ribbon
decorated the breaat.
The doctor was offered and r fused $500
for the two specimens. Pendleton E. O.
DaOWNXD l! TUB WlLLAWSTT Yc-
terdsy morning Chas O llurlburt and N S
Robinson started down the tlver In a can
vs boot, trout ful.lng. When nsar the
mouth ot the McKensle river, about sis
miles north ot Eugene, they took the
eat channel and came out 'in an eddv,
when the boat drifted against the swl'ft
runnlrg current Cf the lltamette, over
turning the boat. Mr Robinson finally
reached hore In an exhauated condition,
but Mr Ilulburt waa drowned. Tlie sur
vivor says that when the boat cspslsed
Ilulburt csughl the boat and was clinging
to It when he last saw htm. However,
while swimming out, he heard the un
fortunate man err out twice. After
reaching the shore he made a search lor
his companion, but without avail. This
waa probably 3 o'clock, ilulburt waa a
good swimmer. The body had not been
found Guard,
Col's Tkocblx. While at Yaqnlna
City on Monday we went to our old office
to obtain some material we left there.
calculating to remove it to Toledo when
we needed it. We found the house, it 1
true, but what a wreck t Every light, if
we remember rightly, waa either broken
out or shattered, and some of the cash
torn out. A number of large office lamps
which we left intact and in good order
had been mashed to pieces; tiles of the
Keguter from 1668 to bound and
unoouna, naa disappeared entirely, as
well as material more or ieee valuable
used in a printing office. The thieving
rascals not obit stole everything 10 sight.
even taking off the catch-lock from the
front door, destroying articles ther did
not care to carry away, but the fiends
shot the wall of the Post building full of
noies.anu irora tne indication they tried
to cut and pull the house down.regardleas
01 taste or expense. roet.
Ev Op Now One of the greatest
frauds In the world is the eastern Insur
ance agency, which places extra hazard
ous risks, that no sane local company In
the world would take after Inspection. In
Pacific coast compsnles, too far a war to
inapezi matters tnemseives in most
cases there Is a fire, but the es.tern
agency haa received Its commission on a
big premium, and that is what It Is after.
Two or three Oregon companies got bit
in a live manner, but their eyes are open
now ana iney are coming out ail right
Wahts to Know. A subsrslber, who
carelessly neglects to sign his name, writes
us asking If there Is any difference between
"six dozen dozen" and a "half dozen dox-
en," and if so, what Is the difference t The
expression, "a dozen dozen," means twelve
dozen, or 144. The expression, "six doz
en dozen," Is equivalent to seventy-two
aozen, or 004. -nan a.doxen dozen'
means six dozen, or 73. Hence the dlff
erence between -'six dozen dozen , and a
half dozen dozen" Is the difference be
tween 864 and 73, or 793.
A Bibd Btort. A few day! ago Mr M
L Williams, residing across the river in
Benton county, found a quail sitting on
a nest. By maneuvering be managed to
eaten tne bird, under her were fourteen
eggs, almost ready to hatch. He took
them all home, placed the eggs ia a nest
in a case made for the Duroos. eet the
quail on them, and each egg hatched out
a quail, fourteen in all, now doing well,
mougn in captivity.
s
Albany at Chicago. Mr George Mor
row, the Chicago Times man, completed
bis arrangements for a 130 linewriteup
in that well known paper, which will be
given in short articles of about ten lines
each. I IW was easily subscribed for the
purpose. Besides these articles Mr Mor
row will give a general writeup of the
city. Each subscriber will receive copies
01 wie paper containing articles on Al
bany. Scio. At. the annual election of the
Rcio Fire Department held last Monday,
0 S May was re-elected Chief Engineer
1 and O M Coffey, Assistant.
M E Bilyeu and wife left Bundav for
McDowell creek, being called to the bed
side of Mrs Bilveu's father.Perry Osborn,
who Is very low with consumption.
Press.
Ths SAWDcar Law. Lee Brown, of
the Stay ton saw mill, and John Shaw,
manager of the Santiam Lumbtrlrfg Co,
of Mill City, were In Salem yesterday and
xurnisneu Dan tor ineir appearance here at
the October tern of circuit court, when
they will answer to the charge of deposit
ing sawdust in the stream. This was
done on indictment found by the late
grand jury. Statesman. .
V . .. W. a.
handsome jjiplomas. ine Dest exe-
i cuted diplomas yet gotten up for the
graduates of the Albany Collegiate Insti
tute were those presented at the recent
commencement. The work was done
entirely by hand, ar.d confers ereat credit
on the artkt and penman, Prof McKce, of
me eommerc-.ai department.
Till FfATi Teachers' Apihoiatioh
meeta at Newport J une 30lh to July 3rd
The executive committee consists of 11
Hawthorne, Chairman and Manner; v
K Yatea, Viee-PreHUIent; frank Waler.
Secretary; 1 V 8 Held, Treasurer; J II
norner, uertuicate secretary. The local
committee at Newport in HO Irvine,
Samuel Case, U A llenwl, Dr J A lialley,
William Urant. The fare will be so
cheap that all teachera can attend. He
turn tluketi from Albany will be one-
thlrd regular rate, after having paid rrg
uiar rate to thla city. On the U. T. to
and Irotn Albany, f2.m. The Aeolian
Orchestra Hand of Corvallia and the
Apollo club of Albany are antiouimi! to
be present. The program ia one that
promise! to bo of much Interest. On the
first even ns 8 I rratt. of Newport, will
deliver the address ot welcome, rrionilo!
toby PL Campbell W E Ytce will
welcome the teachers for Itcnton county,
we ponded to bv I'rof li 8 Strange, of
Union county. Pre. Van r'coy and Pres.
r. i uonuit will deliver locturva, the lat
ter on "Language laiunre." AUdrease
on the eveninga of the Institute will also
ne uenverea iy j u iseii, u w Hoby,
lr Knaa 0 Houghton and Prof Tim Con
don. In the rricular Institute work I) V
8 Held will talk on orthogoraphy, Prof U
A Walker on corporal puuishmvnt.among
the many Interesting parti to the pro
gram.
An Old PaoaxAU found among the de
bris in the Dkmoceat's prcsa room, hav
ing been posted In an olwcnre place on
the wall, is headed. "Fifth Annlviwsarv
ot the Krodelphian Bociety.to be given at
wie vouege unapei on vveuneatiay even
ing, Nov. 23, la70." Borne ot the pro
gram, most of which la obliterated by
ink and grease, as : Instrumental duct,
from the Opera of William tell, by Mag
Kieoaterand HettieTbompaon; aquar
tet,"Cotne where my love lies dreaming,"
by IjturaTate. Mrsl'rlre.and Haffenden
and Price; recitation. Kate Ketchem; a
parody on Maud Mueller, by Kettle Mil
ler. Then there were the femes of Sevan.
childhood, romance, etc., being repre
sented by a torn; and recitation Ly Ollie
Powell, Angle McCulloch, Mattle Fostsr,
Cora Irvine, Chaa lUflend.-n. W JI Uaa-
ton, wary Powell, Mrs vvyatt, Clara
Price, Miss Brevman.K F Box.Mis ilan
non, and others whose namea could not
be deciphered Admission 23 cents : ice
eream extra.
Naw MiNiNa Claim. Interest In the
mine continue, as the folio-sine new
claims filed with County Clerk Psyuc will
tesiiiy.
Indiana. Located In Kant lam Mlnlns-
district J'i miles south east of While Bull,
by Joe UUner, John Ionsca and Hern-an
ween, j une 3rd. Claim Bled June 17.
Argonaut. Located In Rsntlsm dlst. V
n.lle from mouth of Silver Creek, by John
uauueman, on june jru, i&yt.
Kentuckv-Located in Rsnllsm dlalrkt.
by Wm Rumbaugh, on June a, 1891 .
Phoenix, Located In Santlam dlatrlrt.
by J S McKechnle, on June 1, 189c Claim
filed June IS, 1891.
150 run a Haaaisarau (Jiau Several
yeare since Hon Henry Falling, of Port
land, offered a prize of I30 annually, for
the best graduating oration; and lion C
C Iteekman. of Jacksonville. 1100 annu
ally forth next best. The first prize
wss awarded to Mis M F.tt Levfe, of
Harriaburg.and the second toMlsa Veina
E Adair.ol Eugene. The awarding com
mit lea was rorurKMMSl of the follow ins
gentlemen: Mr Arthur Fraxer, of Port
end. Kev W C Taylor, of Frankfort. Kr.
and Kev E N Con. I it. President of the
Albany College. liuard.
A Motox Link. The construction of a
motor line from SoJavtl to a eon rfee lion
with the Southern Pacific's branches now
an assured fact. Articles Incorporating
the company will be filed In a few dsys.
Already two cars have been ordered for
the tine. The people there have made up
their minds to make the motor line move,
and as soon as possible. Where It will join
the 8. P. Is not yet settled. Several prop
erty owners near Lebanon are refusing to
contribute rights of way, and if persUied
in tn line wm be run straight from Soda-
vine to the Lebanon Junction, which would
give the road a connection also with the
Oregonlan K R. Lrbanon people shoulJ
not allow this at any cost.
Ax Attractivb Outfit. Mr F S In
gram, the enterprising joung farmer, Is
running his well krpt farm In a who esale
style, after the fashion that pays. Just
now, while his wheat field are ripening
tor the harvest, he Is hsuting wood to the
city. With two wagons. Ingeniously
fastened together, and six horses, he brings
three cords of wood at a time, making two
trip a day, without assistance. His pilot
team is decorated wun setts 01 ben and
the whole outfit Is one ihat attracts atten
tion. Mr Ingram Is making farming- a
success.
Lkbaxon. Mr Pippin, of California,
father of Jack Pippin, is visiting liis eon
who was badly hurt by a fall, last week.
Drs Foley, Courtney and Booth have
received their certificates from the state
board at medical examiners authorizing
tnem to practice medicine and surgery,
in accordance with the law enacted by the
last legislature.
last Monday Messrs Curl A Powell, of
Albany, bought six county ri(htsfor the
Pacific washing machine, Linn county
included. Mr Curl Is now out here
working this territory. He is welt and
favorably known all over the county and
we believe he will make a success out of
the business. Express
11 ABBiBHtao. tiality dinners were
served at the Lyndel bouse, Wednesday.
Dr E W Burdick. recently of Portland,
has opened a dentist office in Smith A
Holt's drug store.
Judge E N Tandy returned from his
visit to Tennessee last Saturday evening
He says he is glad to get home again.
L tenders, of Albany, and a gsntleman
from ban francisco, were in the city lor
the ostensible purpose of purchasing
horses, Wednesday. More 'than 150
horses were brought in but only five were
cnosen. vourter.
New Stamp Mill. The Calapooia and
Blue River Mining & Milling Co, have
purchased, at a cost of f 1000, a pertable
stamp mill, which will be put in opera
tion upon the Poorrnan claim during the
coming month. The mill is of two 1000
pound stamp capacity, and can be set up
and operated in a short space of time, or
carried from place to place, for prospect
ing purposes, and when taken apart the
heaviest piece weighs but 300 pounds ; is
conveniently operated by steam or water
power. Brownsvillo Times.
Terrific Lightning. Tuesday night
betweea Lebanon and Sodsvilie the light
ning flashed from pole to pole In a terrific
manner, and It thundered. The poles
were on the postal telegraph Hne.and eight
ct them struck ry lightning were broken
Into splinters. The wire for hslf a mile
was torn from the poll's and some of It
lost, and Insulators were melted. It was
an uncommon freak for this thunderless
see'lon of the World The damage is being
repaired and the line will soon be In work
ing order to Sodaville Now only Leb
anon can be reached.
IIabeisbubo'b Drrcit. At a meeting of
the citizens of Ilarrieburg Thursday
afternoon, to consider the matter of a
ditch, the report of the Surveyor, E J
O'Connerj was read. The entiniatea cost
of the ditch was $11,258.80. Another
meeting will be called at a day to be ap
pointed, when the result of a conference
wun jada & Tilton, ot Portland, who
own valuable property there, will be
known. The ditch will undoubtedly be
built.
Abjusted The adjuster for the Con
necticut Insurance Co , was In the city and
adjusted the loss on the furniture of C j
Di)lon, recently burned, at $1050, MrDlf.
Ion taking the stock not cempletely de
stroyed. The amount of insurance car
ried was $1500.
Iry Cslainst IBaking Powder, the purest
on earth. " C E Brvwill,
IMlit ASP rf.BtOHAL,
THURSDAY'
Prof AnJcrson, of the East fUlem
schools, rlepsrted tor Albsny today and
win tax in t equina way ueiore returning.
journal.
Fred and John West, of Salem, wcr In
the city today following up four horses
thst had escaped from them and were
traveling eouih toward their former home
near uakland, or.
Mr and Mr E W Langdon returned
I hit noon from Salem, where they had
been to attend the wrridtng of Mr Ted
Piper and Miss Leona Wlllls,whluh came
011 last evening.
Mr A U McC'ov and family went to Ya
qulna Bay this neon, th letter to remain
three months at Nye Creek. having ecur
cuine use 01 ine oeauiuui vnia 01 thtlocal
editor ot lh Dbmucrat In which to re
side.
Mr Geo U Thompson, who has been
visiting I, la parents, Dr and Mra Thorn p
son, took his departure for th East this
afternoon, lie enjoyed hi visit Immensely
in our beautiful ctty.and In fact fell In love
with Oregon. As saon as he can sstlafae
lerlly kettle his business la the east he
would like to make these parts his home.
worvauis times. u
M Brown wilt lesv on Mondav's
stage tor The Dalies, where he will attend
to the sale of his wool, after which ha will
join his family at Albany. Mrs Brown
and the children will start on Mondav for
Albany by private conveyance and will go
orcr me mountain. Mr Brown 1 not
certain at to hi future location unU.' he
looks auout. Ills family will remain with
relatives In Southern Oregon while he
hunt a suitable location. Their numer
ous friends here very much regret to see
them move away.i Prlnevllte New.
, raioar.
Jss P Powell returned last evsnlnsr from
a trip to the Sound country.
Hon C B Crosno, B F Jones and Col
Van Cleve of Toledo, were In th ettv to-
ItCV R E Metnimrer rama nn Iron 8a.Im
last night, and repot t Miss Mamie John
ston much improved in health.
Mis Matti Morrla. al AlUn. la In
the city this week, canvassing for Cram's
Atlaa, a valuable work containing moch
reliable information. Junction Pilot,
Miss Ida Brush, of Albany, leadlne
milliner, was in town last Thnmlay,
looking after the needs ot th milliners
here. Junction Pilot.
A B Woodin and II ft Wim.r return a.1
last evening from th Santiam mine and
report increasing bright proapecU for th
mine.
Miss Maud Hoffmen, of Corvallia. ts In 1
the city on her wav home from a irln te
Portland, she I the guest of Mr k) P
Mason.
Dr A hi horn, who haibeen runnlnra
column ad. in th Hclo paper, ha made
arrangement! to local ia haWm: but
win visit iscio one or twice a month.
Her Walton Sktnworth.bf aonlharn
Oregon, was in the cityjtoday.on hi way
u iinon w nereni lamer la danger
ously ill.
Miss Minnie MeDanlel. who haa hswn
In Spokane Falls, th past few month a,
I In the city, th tueet of Miaa lillle
Crawford.
John Morrison and Richard Fox went
to Yaqulna Bay this noon, whet the
wilt spci.d a week at Mr Morrison's sum.
mer cottage on Nye Creek.
Geo V' Warmouth and wife ar In th
city, and will U-ave tomorrow on a trip to
Missouri, pir wfrmouth'a former home,
and Kansas Mrs Warmouth's former
hsme, 10 be gone several month.
Three or four load of voonar oecola
left this morning on a trip to Waterloo.
Though they have not been blessed with
sunsntne ti-e well equipped hacks and
buggies were an assurance of an enjoy a
bla lime.
MIm Grace riper and n.otherare In th
city the guest of Mr EW Langdon. Mr
juangoon 1 now in Whicago, suiting rel
atives, where Mr Langdon wilt loin her
the 1st of July.
Y M Miller, the newly snoointed P M
of Lebanon, was In the city lodav. Mr
Miller, will take the keys on July 1. Work
on the ditch to be built to that clv will
be begun by the middle of next month, A
special election to vote $10,000 In city
boi.d will be held on June 39.
Last evening the vonns? beanie of the
Presbyterian church gave a party at th
pleasant rooms of the mana of tha
church. It was a live gathering of young
people and a good time was had. A fin
lunch was served, preceded by many
games of an entertaining character.
Last evening a vountr neoDlea nartv
was held at th residenc of Mr BE
Young. Tlie cWant nartora war decor
ated with a profusion of flowers, aod the
surrounding alone were ufficient to
mak in hours fly. A succession of
games were played, and tha evening
proved one of uninterrupted enjoyment.
At midnight adelicioua lunch waa served
of a peculiarly Inviting character. Those
present were Mia Daisy Bellinger, of
Portland; Mr Roy Ballard, of Seattle;
Misses Mildred Uurmeater, Annie Fiinn,
Mary Cundiff. Eva Cowan.Fva Bimnaon.
Oiga Hewitt. Hettio Miller, Ina ltobert-
ou, aii nam more, wanton rsox. rranx
HreckenrldKe, Edward Blodgett, Claire
V una, Jack Hmiiey. Elliott and Clem Ir
vine, Van Wihion and Percy Young.
SATCtPAT.
Dr Guiss. of Woodburn .was in tha eltv
today.
Mr William Richards went to Yaouina
Bay this noon.
J L Underwood, the Corvallia chotoir-
rapner, is in ine City.
On June 18th In Corvaills, Mr 8mith
and Miss 8mlil were man led.
Prof Raid, the new crincinal of tha
T til -;r .
Augene puouc qcnoois, is in tne city.
J II Lame and Editor Phelp, of the
nii 01 uaisey, were in the city today,
Rev E R Prlchard west to Yaqulna
Bay this noon, and will hold service at
Newport tomorrow. t
Miss Ella Sullivan, who has been at
tending the convent at Albany, returned
10 monmgne l uesoay.
lion j H Tongue, of Yamhill county,
haa been retained for the defense in a
prominent suit to be tried next week and
will be In Albany Monday.
8 W Reece came down from Green Ba
sin last evening. He reported the mill
as doing aood business. It had among
other shipments just sent a car load of
hem.ock to Oregon City to be manufac
turea into paper.
II II Sittmon, of Grants Pass, waa In
the city a day or two ago.and left a piece
of slate at the A M & M Go's office.taken
from a quarry near that city , which ii of a
fine quality. Mr Bittmon oilers the
quarrv for sale for $20,000. Jt ii a supe
1 ior slate for roofs, or even for school
elates.
Ex-Governor B F Cliadwick and Nanol.
ean Davis passed through Albany today
from Roseburg on their way to their
homes in Salem. They had been in at
tendance on the graduating exercises of
tne lioseburg public school. Mr Davis
delivered the annual address, and Mr
Chadwick presented the diplomas te the
graduates. There were eighteen grad
uates from the literary course of the
school. Under charge of Prof Horner
the schools are in a prosperous condition
At Foktmilleb & lama's 150 dozen
window shades, just received.
a large ana eiegant s tacit 01 lota ten-
nry bedroom sets.-
Alarga an I ciolca loi -f. j rp its, m ta
0 djitgli.
Coming Bvsats.
Saturday, June 17, 1 p m ColtHlshow at
j Albany.
Tuesday, June 3o,at Opera Houet.Litlle
Lord Fpntieroy.
Wednesday, July 8, at Opera Home, Si
Flunkett.
UOUBIBUt MAMACfta.
Th Chicago Ttmtt publlsheth follow
ing account of th Palmyra massacre!
St. Louis, Mo., June 0. Gen John Me
Nlel, a veteran soldier and tha hero of th
famuui Palmyra massacre, dropped dead
In postofTte E last evening. Deceased
wat In command of Palmyra, Mo,, In tool,
when he Issued a notification to Col Porter
of th rebel forces, who deertcd th plac
on th approach of McNIel, that Andrew
Allsman, a native of th place, was miss
ing and that he must be returned in ten
day or h would hav ten persons favor
ing the confederate cause executed. The
following account of th massacre will be
of Interest at this timet
Sept. 13, 1803, Col Jo Porter, a regular.
ly commissioned confederate officer, raided
Palmyra and took twenty-tour prisoners.
All of them he released except Andrew
Amman, whom Porter wished to carry
out of Missouri a a prisoner f war a a
military act, th aim of which was th re
lief of private southern citizen from per
leeullon, for Allsman, who was physical
ly unqualified for active service a a home
militiaman, ha rendered himself a curt
to private clllxen In business, home, and
fireside, while doing worthless service to
th government a a sneaking, untruthful
Informer. Potter, finding that hi course
was aot wise, gave AlWnan th privilege
of returning, but be wat afraid to leave
th camp unguarded and a guard of Alls
man own selection was provided from
among Porter troops, many of whom
Allsman knew, and knew to be men who
would not knowingly or unjustly harm
him, Th prisoner and esc art took their
departure.but fa some way, more than like
1 after th watch and word of th guard
had been ful Riled, he fell Into tb hand of
men who had determined that hi Intuit
and Injuries to their families and friends t
horn should cesse, and Allsman never
gain reached Palmyra.
Oct 8, i863,Gtn McNIel Issued an order
to Col Porter notifying him that If Allsman
waa not returned to Palmyra fa ten day
fiom that data tea member of th board ,
which was responsible for Allsman' dis-
afpetranc would be shot. Of court th
missing man never returned and shortly ,
after noon, Oct. iS, iSot, a detachment of
soUlere detailed to do this bloody deed
marched to the jail and took their station.
Presently two large government wagons,
each containing five rude coSn,thunderei
up to th Jail and halted. Directly th
doomed men were brought forth and or
dered to mount th wagons and tak their
eeats on th coffin, which they did In a
calm and courageous manner.
After th prisoners bad taken their
place each wagon wss surrounded by a
quad of soldiers and th order gives to
march. Th solemn procession then crossed
to Main street, up which it passed with
not a sound to break th silliness of th
scene except th command of the officers,
th muffled trtad ot tb soldiers, and the
grating of th heavy wagon wheel upen
the gravel. Word of sympathy were
welling up In the heart ot those who
viewed th solemn cortege, but they dare
not give utters nee to them, and th tear
coursed down th cheeks of friend who
would hav flayed th murderer hand
could they hay don so. Many people
could not bear the sight and had retired to
their hemes before th hour for th pro
cession. From Main street th procetslon wend
ed It wty to th fair grounds, half a in lie
east of town, and halted In the arena. Tlie
men then dismounted from .the wagon,
th coffin were place In a half circle, and
the prisoners trie red to tak their seats .n
the rude boxes. After permitting a short
prayer, which was cut short by th com
mand of th officer,! he soldiers were form
ed Into line facing th prisoner, who eat
on their comn. w'.tl lace to th west.
Bandage for the eye had been offered to
th prisoners, but they waved them away
and gazed calmly lot th muaalee of the
glistening, death-dcaHng weapons of the
soldiers all except on poor, simple-
minded fellow who sat near the south end
of the circle, lie, hardly knowing what
he did, accepted th bandase. but per
ceiving that the other had, none, he tore
It off and lur.g It upon th groand.
Th command was given : "Mak ready r
Tts load and ominous click of th ga kxks
wit heard at tb weapoas were throw to h
shoulder. "Tsks sitn!" Not a fsce blanched
or a muscle quivered at the gleaming death-
deal Ing weapon wt re held In position await
ing th Scat order. FirtP Ther was a loud
report, and som of th forms, few missies
before to full of life and vitality, rwayed to
and fro for an instant and then fell back ea
heir coffins, stark and etiff ia death. But ths
deadly work was aot finished. Several re
matoed untouched.
Many of the poor soldiers detailed to do
the murderous work, from which they could
not escape, bad heart la their bosoms that
should kav thaased McNIel. Many aimed
high over the heads of the prisoners, and
bullet were found buried ta th building
opposite, torn at a height of six or eight feet
The second rank thsa stepped forward and
delivered a volley, aad when th amok cleared
away th forms of th murdered men lay
strewn npoa the ground . But tha horrible
butchery wst not yet completed. Revolver!
were then brought into action, and the exe
cutioners patted around and fired five or six
bullets into es-.b body, thus making sure their
hellish Work wss accomplished.
The reraaias of th brar and nobis men
who met death in to heroic a manner, were
then carelessly thrown Irto their rule pine
coffins, hsuled to tewn, and deposited in a
building to await th arrival of relatives to
claim them. FrUndt who asked to take charge
of the bodies were repulsed wills otlht aad
curses, and none dared cempktas. Even the
most prominent loyalists dared aot openly de
nounce th crime, and many were forced to
sign what is known at the "McNiel Memorial,"
a document indorsing McNiels action, which it
now in the department! at Waihington, and
on the strength of which Lincoln promoted
McNiel.
uiaroorin IT.
John Shrman in his speech la the Ohio
republicsn convention said:
The peeple want giod money and plenty of
it. Tbey want all their money of equal value,
so thst a dollar will he t ssme, whether
made ol gold , silver o- paper. Tbe demand
for the free cointge of stiver without limit is a
demand that the people ot the United States
shall pay for silver bullion more ttsn its mar
ket price; a demand that ought sot to be made
by the producer of any commodity.
Yes but every producer and manufacturer
made this demand npon McKinley and h
granted it ia hi tariff bill and Sherman voted
for it. Tohai getting te be an iridescent
demagogue.
WnaaaTo Gbt Taai. -When wanting
.n organ or plana call en G L Etackmaa
kere yon ean select from a t.mt class
tock. ,
VASiIINUTOS.
(Pr.tm our rvsuisr 0urrHni)snt.)
Washington, June 15, iSpt.
Representatives Hayes, of Iowa, who It
a wlde-a-wk democrat, stopped ' In
Washington iong enough tc leave tame
good new for hi party friends, ne says
that Iowa can confidently be counted In
the democratic column for 1893. Of the
third party, he ssld: "They could have
don something If they had shown more
judgment, but they met therein Cincin
nati anl tried to make a party that could
stand on every sort of crank theory that
was proposed. They merely got on the
platform and kissed each other and let the
cranks run the convention. I do not be
lieve thev can otganlze now so as to have
any Influence on the elections In Iowa,
either this fall or In "9J." Bclnz asked
who the republicans would nominate for
president, Mr Hayes replied! "Harrison,
I think he I the only man mentioned who
thinks there Is enough In the nomination
to make It worth fighting for.and the party
ha got to take him. If Blaine wanted the
nomlnaltsn all that HsrrUau or anybody
could do would rot prevent hi getting It,
but Blaine understands th present condi
tion f the republican party so weil that
he doesn't want the nomination."
'There' gelng to be tome mighty live
ly democratic music before long, said a
clos friend of Senator Gorman today, "If
a certain class of men who are trying to
dictate the next candidate of the democrat
ic party, ami who never voted a straight
democratic ticket In their lives, do not let
up in their underhanded mud-throwing at
Author Gorman, His friends have stood
It about a long a they Intend fo, and as
they know where It all come from they
will know where and how to hit back."
Th examiners in the Patent Office, who
made a practice of rejecting man appli
cation for pstent that should have been
granted, in order to bleed the Inventors
for an attorneys' fte a little later on, when
they shall have accumulated a sufficient
number of these unjustly rejected cases to
justify them In resigning and going lno
business as Patent Atlornys, and he Ex-
Ezamlners who are already In business as
Patent Attorneys, with a clentage made
up almost entirety of the Inventot whose
applications they had unjustly rejected
when exsmlhcis, are in a state of mind
over a ruling of Hon Charles F 'Mitchell,
commissioner of pstents,whlch prohibit the
sppearance before that ofEce of an ex-
employ a attorney or agent In any case
upon which he had pasted while an em
ploye. Their little game, which had grown
Into a mammoth abuse, is ended, and the
Inventors of the country now have reason
to hope that their applications will In the
first place be honestly t'esll with, as they
will be If Mr Mitchell's new and excellent
rule shall be as strictly enforced by his
successor a by him
Representative Mills will remain In
Washington the greater portion of the
summer, encaged In literary work. He la
net doing any talking for publication on
political subjectMnd thinks that the num
erous fake lutcrview with him that have
recently appeared In prominent newspa
per, are a part of a plan to Injure his pros
pect of being elected speaker of the house
hy making him appear ridiculous. He
wtshe his friends to know that any Inter
view purporting to give hit opinions on
the fitnes of any candidate, either for the
speakership or the presidency Is entirely
eurlou. as he ha expressed no such
opinions. .
Col W W Dudley say the antl-Harri
us) republican made tool of themselves
by holding their recent conference at In
dlaupotit,and that tHe conference amount
ed to nothing except an attempt of Gresh-
ham friend to brine hint out a a can
didate. This I taken here to mean that
Col Dudley witl support Harrison, as had
been r a mo red a short time ago.
Senator Quay, who wat here a few day
ago toli hi friends that he would not re
main at the head of the republican com
mittee during the coming campaign, but
whether he rea.'ly intenda tq retire or is
blufitr.g Is a matter of doubt.
Much ugly talk connecting various
member of the administration with com
plicity In the crooked Philadelphia bank
failures, has been indulged In here during
the last few days, but the only thing defi
nil 1 that AsaUtant Secretary ot the
Treasury Nettleton acknowledges that he
is endorser upon some notes, amount not
tated, held by one of these banks. It
looks as though Examiner Drew was to
be made the scape-goat.
The following is the personnel of the
private land claims court. Chief Justice,
M Reed, of Iowa. Asssoctate Justices,
W II Slone, of Colorado; 11 C Sluss, of
Kansas; TO Fuller, of North Varotlna
and W W Murray ,of Tennessee. 1 wo ot
these are democrats.
A BIGliIK REFUTED.
It I not likely that there l a tingle re
publican paper In the country that ha not
published the statement that the picture
of George Washington some month ago
-wss removed from the hall of the house of
representative ot Arkansas to make room
for a picture of Jeff Davis. Many of them
have republished the statement as many
a half a doxen time. It is equally hlglv
tj probable that not one in a hundred will
publish the following letter written by the
Secretary of State of Arkansas to lion A
Bush of Salem. The Capital Journal pub
lishes It by special request but without
comment:
LiTTta Rock, June 8, 1891.
Dear Sir: Your favor of 3d ulto at hand
; Tk. nlxmrn nl fieorPB V S&hine-
vv Anj 1 - - a- y
ton still hanes over the speakers' stand in
the hall of the house of representatives,
here It haa so lonir been: In the same
hall 1 found the picture of Gen Graut.and
across a hall In the senate chamher hangs
the picture of Abraham Lincoln. The
picture of Jefferson Davis was placed In
the hall of the house, but. the Impression
that the picture of George Washington
had been removed from the ball, is all
la-rone. The Dcoole of this state have been
abused, maligned and slandered about this
matter. If so Tie body oesuca to
she devotion ot the people of Arkansas to
he memory of Washington, kt a quarter
ml mllllnn nt men attempt to come and
taWe his picture from its place 'n the hall
of the house of representatives. I shall
cheerfully rve vou when I can.
Your Truly.
Ben Vt Chlsm,
Secretary of State.
The republicans of Ohio were eviJentlf
yer timid and n;Ud mannered when they pu
ttseir silver plsnk ia their platform. Tliey
snarly si; they endorse the amended coin
age act of the last republican congress, but
designedly say nothing sbout free coinage.
Thst party is evidently very much divided on
Itbesabject.
Serofaloui, eruptions, sach es pimpies,
AisssloratioB. cf the skin, especially on the
faee, are caused by impure bood and will
dissf ar rapidly by usiag Pfuoder's Ore
fa i.soA I'nrifier.
SCROFULOUS BOY
nnnnln Sw Corererl Hla Doly an l
fiend, n -nr AffVricf!. Curcl
hy t lifJi urn ImnUco.
TVlwm 1 monlfat cW, a. Mi h.ml of our Sfti,
ZTnHiTh!l( l...ti ta twrnli, and twl rry (rm,
stir ot a larga toil. WspuilUrrt If, l.uj i'i j,.-,
jmrjxian, AhuHt r tnublA aflrr It twan,,. u
ruiiuUif sots. Boca olbr tores fi.mwd. . ji -
na two 01 tfin fr, ,
band, anil a b,t V;; i
sum mora em mm !, ,
H took km Umv tut lb. ta i
break out. A nt ci !
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ditrrin a great ii,:. '.
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bavin ciii-d ,. a ),
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rtr,n,. i.e, . ju, t; V'ntCVn IlKK PSOlr., -
all trot iy. )n tor sfler another lwlf, a t
irii'.n.f f'niiliist Li earii nn of tiie dr oY.-ji .
i;t Man- luiuilii, wlikh would fljialijr t s.
wrre titApu out; th.a thf wimf'i Iwial r.-..
mi 4,1 Is-w tgl bmi fnriaitOirtie 1 ptfMt;
Af-c !V,i.i!-Baedlnll bott!e hi tr,t ;
fclrk-lir ritrrd. arid I Dow. al tbaax nl .-
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