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EUGENE CITY GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, i I'roprletar. EUGENE CITY, OREGON. Ad Epitome of lite Principal Erects Now Attracting Puttie Interest SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. The Ameer of Afghanistan is re- A nine-font coal vein ha been ported to bo dying, truck near tlio surface at Greeley, I krd Donevailediod in County Cork, CoL Ireland, of hydrophobia. Prof. Hoyden, of tho Geological A. H. Morris, a well-known theatrical Survey, advances t!io theory that the mHn 0( y. Louis, suicided. world is preparing to enter upon an- Tllla n,.,tl- woro ,ilU,no,i :n other Klaohd period, which will set I" Lllko Superior by the capsizing of a bout. about 2K87. An extensive deposit of pure os- phalttim has been discovered near Ihis- tle Station, In Utah. It is worth f 10 a about AGRICULTURAL. Devoted to the Interest of Farmer. and Stockmen. The Kabbiibish tribo defeated the Dervishes in the Cagari country, kill ing 1300. Two men worn tilled nn.l seventeen pcoplo injured by a railroad collision thinking that until then all iliat is near Wheeling, W. Va. necessary is to give tliem barely enough A woman was killed, a boy fatally P, 81"? wnen tney are im- ' - I ii.ltii-i t ati.it i 1 . . .v. U'.fl, .ill ln mrn r suture for II Off s. He is a wise farmer who provides plenty of pasture for his hogs in sum' nier. Tho hog is entitled to grass in summer as much so as the cow, and will prolit by it equally as well. In his wild or natural state he lives di-ring the entire year upon such food as he can pick up grass in summer anu mast, roots and grubs in winter. But in his domesticated state his choice of food it more limited on account of the less range allowed him, and, therefore, needs something more. Many fanners pay very little attention to wliat food their hogs get until fattening time, mad.. distinctly audible when the injured and a dozen people hurt by the uu i nuin win, uii um emu niaini iiiMuiK uy aummo wiiui mi, j . . , . J. Jv,.i,i,ii,ii. ,r they will eat. The tendency of a corn .aratiis Is bright near it fallof anelevariiiaNewyo.kbu.ldjng J .. ..lt,:..B !.. .r.t.,.-n T.l. ..ml ITvanb 1 - . . .... system, and therefore very suitablo in ton; tho cxpnnso of mining is forty cm.Uohlen Utile. In Germany tho microphone U now osetj for tracing leaks in water-pipes, the slightest trickling of the water bo. ing apparatus The government "f India now mam- Iwo brothers, John and frank tains 131 weather observatories. From INewcr, were shot and instantly killed wmf,,r or for ,i10 rln.,i Drt.nnriition of .I .1 .1. . .1 t. il li. A ....i.l.ii Mi.fr. iIiiHinn HU...I.I, .,,.., I . ' . . xnese a special siuuyoi mo uiiiiieiice 01 "'M""" uu"s 'i""'"1 the animals for market; but voting, forests on climate has been made, and raiiroau graders over a Keg 01 Deer. Kmwjne hoes need a more bulky as tho results confirm the theory that rain- Henry Vilhird is again a power in well us a more cooling and loosening - fall is niost abundant over wooded dis- Wall street. Ho is credited with pur- diet in summer, not onlv tho better to tricw. cnasing ?u.uwi,uuu oi is. r. ana u. it nreeerve tier hea th, but to d stend It is not necessary to have different A N. stock. It is rumored that ho will their stomachs and build up bone and metals to obtain a current of electricity, secure control of those corporations. muscle to enablo them to digest more Iron in nitrio acid and iron in sulphuric At Paris an oculist named I'adrona food and carry more weight of flesh acid, the two fluids being separated by murdered his wifo and two children, than when confined exclusively to a porous parlilion, will give a current, He idiot Madamo Padrona six times in corn ono plate wasting u way, while the other the face, undent tho throats of his Of all tho cultivated grasses there is, thickened. Nnlionnl View. two-year-old boy and three-year-old none, probably, ( if we may except Uno of the two component stars girl. lucerne), that will produce as much whicli make up tliiMloiiiile star knownas Charles Cousins, a young man, was food and of a kind more relished by number fourteen in the constellation of found in the cellar of a dcHcrtcd shanty hogs as clover, Uut as clover does not Orion, moves completely around tho in Ban Francisco in a dying condition, come forward very early in the spring, He had crawled in there and remained and is more or less liable to sailer for a week without food or water. He from drought, it is better to supplement died f hortly after removal to tho bos- it by having a permanent lot or two of pital from starvation. ' grass that is less subject to tin so draw- A. Vend. a. miner near Tres rip.dr.is. hacks, t or this purpose there is notll N. M.. shot und killed three i.f biJ ing to equal lucerne in ltn capacity to kels, has invented a ventilating window- partners and was himself killed bv the lin( ry weather, which makes it es- pane which admits fish air while pre- fourth, (his brother,) after a desperate P"enHly adapted to our more southern venting a draught. Each square metro struggle for tho possession of the gun. tatfs, where clover cannot bo so suc f glass contains 5.0(K) hides, which are Tho trouhlo erew out of an attempt to ctssfully grown. Tho next best thing of conical shape, widening toward tho swindlo Mead out of his property. to 11 8 wehard grass, ss it starts very insido. Tho new device has already An rndno on the rasl ho.in.l l.r.,.,1- hl the Tri"8. hears continuous been adopted bv many of the German vill,, .,. w-nt .1..,,.!, il,n P,.uv..r St -tamls drouth well and grows loHpitals.-;a,,W Weekly. creek bridge, Pueblo, Colo., killing f"1.1"10 .,"? u'e " USM lrom 1,01 ln' 1 10 Ane ol .Vi'Cl nil is hps a sum. I:iunneer Kluiw mul Iwn nl iru nun M 6 . " -1 1 1 n - ..... ......... . . . niary of tlio statistics collected by tho beingatrmp. Heverul were wounded. American Iron and Steel Association in Tho accident was duo to a largo rock the nail trade. These statistics show falling from the side of the canyon, That exclusive of railroad spikes and crushing through t lie bridge, OREGON NEWS. Everything of General Interest In a Condensed Form. COAST CULLINGS. Devoted Principally to Washington Territory and California. pain In wlncli It travels once in one hundred and ninety years. This fact has recently been ascertained by Mr. J. JJ. Gore, an Irish astronomer. A. . Ledger. A i.crman engineer, named Men- It is highly necessary, too, that a pasture for such animals should con tain running water to supply them with fresh water at nil times. If not. : .1.,. ..i.i i.- i i i. .. . I . . , i .. , ..... .... . ' eiiuuui ue iiuiiioiit:u iiuiu u iiun u ur nnrHeMhiiA nulls rmr I. .r 1 tip.nliii.tiiiii ..f I Ainil.ni.1 11i.il, .M n.,,..il.. ii:....1.Mnn.i ... ... . ....... .......... ...... ... J.1U.IIII4.1 IMIUU, IUVIIIIV UIIH-UHIKCU hi. 1 ii. Irni,,, .......u 1.....I,,,.. ... .1... .. ..:i 1 ..... ..!! j ,UU1. I i i. !.:....'. i 5. .. v t.Vu(jua vi i.iiivo nuinS vt lliv , . : w" Keeper in uio in- auno. And a8 j10B nre B0 liable to o,iuo,yu hegs in iw pouiuis eacu, sano asyiuni on wurus island, JNew .niiv.-.f,,.,,, i,Q ; ,i, c, si...r Jork, has petitioned tho Supreme ,...! .imi,i n.ai iim.r i..i,i .Q n, r..ii i.... i i '"I-"'-- ."-j VUIU V IUI HIU ILlUiiru n IV llllllllILT Ul I flll-iiiulmil M-ill. uli.xli. ...l.i.ll.i.M rn. r , . iuuuom. mm ruikiu, n iiriilli;! IIUIII lUltHMltH (IH HHMO. lie Ut'clillTS that Of aru.lii.rt. Imu. a l.I.-l-i.f ,.f l..,o1w tho 17.i0 inmates no loss than .(X) are lH(ced, it is cruel to confine hogs to a perfectly sane, and that 1000 others ,m,sturo in wllich there i8 n0 ,luld aro jierfectly harmless lunatics. either natural or artificial, mul tbero. " Hoys, I will bo tho next man killed fore the most neccssarv. in the ab- on this road, said Trackman James sence of the former, that the latter be I'eiuney ot the hant:i n e road tlio other supplied by making them temporary kegs of 100 against G,G!)i;.H15 kegs in 1SH.'., 7,.r)8l,373 kegs In 1W1, and 7.7U-'.7:J7 kegs in 1883. Tho production of 188(1 was tho largest tho country has ever attained PUNCENT PARAGRAPHS. A local optician avers that "tho education of tho eye Is necessary even toseir-support." Jliat is, we suppose, it is alilo to say, "I-(eye)-bi ovso for myself." Cooing and Hilling. To-rtny, iSi clrl, the mnn you lnvi, Culls vnu In. liinl. his (lurk, Inn dnvn; Hut when your hulinel hill lix'll h.-uh, Hu ll uliiiuU, "O, w liut u pelloun!" liurili'th; "ion are an insolent puppv, sir. n,i , , ... . . . . ' Jiiero s oniy iiuo tiling linn keeps mo from giving you mi adeipiate thrash ing." "Ah, indeed! And what is that?" "My cowardice, sir." Vu7- tktphta Call. "Pardon mo, sir," ho said politely, 'hut It strikes nio somewhat odd that o well-dressed a man its you are should war such a shocking pair ot shoes. Aro you doing it on a wager?" "No, air," was the reply, "1 am a shoo- inaker."-.Y. )'. Sim. it keeps tho pupil under tho huh until M".)' when tivo tramps wero nningled. shelter of some kind, of which there ins prtuicuoii was reiuiztu. just no- uro none more cheaply or conveniently foro nightfall tho following day ho was mado than of Doles covered with straw caught between tracks on a trestle by until trees are planted to take their iwu inuns, anil in aiunipiing to es- place, capo fell head foremost on tho rail. Hut while clover or oilier grass is the Ho was decapitated instantly, while main dependence for hoes in summer ins nouy was inrown upon tlio other there is imot u-r cron not sol c entlv 1 1. 1 A .... ' i l l . ... wai K ami lorn inio snrcus. appicriuted v ho L'cnern iv of f irm. At iiuuiron, ielt., two railroad ers. and that is mimi.kins. Thev m i i . . .. . . . Krauers, nauieii exilian ami iiogers. crv easi v raisci . am hoi's nnt nn v attempted to forco an cntrancenilo thrive on them wonderfully, but they the house ot ..Irs. holts, the wife of a can be fed them from the 1st. .f O. t.v oariieroi inai place. Mrs. Kotts warned l.cr until late in tho winter, provided iiieiu louesisi, aim ma needing per there is a cellar or other suitablo place warning she picked up a pistol lying in which to slow them nwnv. on tho center table and shot the foro- It is uonerallv huhikikpiI tln-t. H,.H,. most one in the groin. The ball, which needs largo quantities of water for its was 4 1-calibre, passed through and succes-ful crowth. 'Pins is .mi Bn fif ' hit tho other mini in the same place, course, heavier and more frequent - 'rii.. ......I,, i .. .i..i , .. : 1 ...v nU.,o ,,wUuvni iiTOjimiii. crops can no secured when there is At the Mercer eniinlv fnii-nl IVIin.n. Iilentv of Wnter fur irri r.itir.n i:,,t "l er h' V Dm it v had a foino wake. I ton. Mo., ltmiilull lll:,l-iij,in 1...H. even without, tlml. niil t lwrt ita til-nit jt.i..'. i... hi.... I...,.,. ... . . . ---" . .uu nr, mn, iiiiiin inyr "1IH It II Prcetl 1 111 lail. 111111 11 11 hil oil.l hupoiiu WHICH Will Wit lstillll I roll,, it am l , W ho did that. Mrs O'lloolihnn." "It hanging to a trapeze bar. In the heavier crops than alfalfa." On the . bv worn proud day for ye.." "Yis. Hut ascent the balloon shot im siiil,l,.i,K. and arid nl ains of Kunsns it. ran l.ncnl it'll always bo one of tho regrets av mv giving Hlakesko a severe wrench, mul at least three times each senson with- loifo that Diiiny couldn't havo lived to ho was unablo to pull himself cm the t)llt UL'K irrigated, and this is the gen- iu iwouuMiavo ilono his heart "r. out managed to hold himself up erai experience where irrigation is not guixi, sn ii woiim. .wrcnant Jriiivlt i: J a 1W,P no hail drawn around his practiced l. rlut a ri.,. i 1: 1 I . . ' .it ni'uub nine ri nis in I'l.twim.iii.mf iv,inra n v,, .. i...u ii...;.:...: i.i ... . . ..: .....i iiiiWK um iuai mi am- nety ol lood to prosper. They require tudo of 2000 feet, the balloon began a mixture of green food with grain, as the descent; but tho poor fellow's much rei gui gave out, and when within much solid food, where there is not ... "'"'"'"'I'i'Rrip relaxed, proper exercise, tends to fallen. When aim ne iiu to ino earth lighting on his hens take on fat they usually fall oil icii, nm lingua oeing iiroken and driven into his body. Captain Rockwell, of the United Stales coast and geodetic survey, has made a special report upon 'Cnpes l-ookout and Mcares. on the On 'L'on A Illtle liny was receully taken to thn barber's shop to have his hair cut lorlho lirst time. As the barber cut mnd clipped tho little fellow seemed to ha considerably alarmed, for ho sud denly said hi anxious tones, "You'll leave inougli to grow, won't you, mister?" "What a perfect lady that Mrs. Cohwlgger is!" remarked the grocer. She comes in here und leaves ft big order every day und never asks thu rrieo of tiny thing." "No wonder she never troubles herself about the price," returned Mix. Pugwasli. "And why not?" asked tho grocer, slightly puz- airu. siio so ruhr "No." wai other select, d point. wesapii'iii reply, "but she never intends out he reports a very ii. n.iii,,., ;.. i .. ... . . i ..... ... ..i !. i . . . i' nikw i i i t ui r nun in W'l-ii i n.ii iiiu in i ii ii.i:h iiim irniini nr iuiioi,.i,a n,,...i... w ..nr i .. ...... ' " , . .r" r-""""'. "in vou ever l ins CUPO is a nit hi r rein.iil- .1.1.. ...-. Par re ftl a i t hat. he in k!i n.,l .1,.,.,. laying. Yarded fowls do not need the samo hearty food as birds at liberiv Light, nutritious and easily digested food is required by fowls in confine ment. .ever allow them to make .- II m wnoie corn a staple diet, t resh incut oasi as to ineir relative importance two or three times a week is necessary ..... ..(, ..,., ,.,.. vongrcss at its lor owls in confinement, and in sum- iii.-i, Pi-sum mime mi appropriation tor nmr pi..- ,.1 .1..,.. .1 : i , 1: , , i . ; I .-v ....... , mil., mvy iu uvih 11 1'U. a liuhl hnimi nl P.iii.1 I....H. ., . ... f - - " v v ..iviin.-i, vir si'iiic ol H'SICI IiHXI At Cape Look- good harbor of A farmer in Greenhorn, Md., think- Vou ever! riplo are talking of growing il:lx flir niofttory of basaltic rock iutlinii 1m 1.11 V.,..1' I 1,,,.,!,.. f... . . . . .1. .. ... . " v., ,,,,,,,, ,u;ui --n's i iio:ieeil that. It is sjrid to have more hcutin.f )Kwer than coal." "Why, iv,,,,,,, m think, It Is n gmnl plan a splendid plan. There won't be any trouble v, iih vhininrjs ll.eii." "Troulilevvitli chiin. ds?" "Xo. You know how beauti fully a flaxseed poultice draws." Omahn U'vrltt. It is singular, tlio queer nppivci atioiiof drainatie situations that somr IHmplo have. Hero are a couple of in cidents connected with the performance uf "Unnie.) und Juliet" by tho Mather company inthiscilya few week ago Two ladies pushing out after tho phiy ialeiiiled, were discussing tliemeiit's of tho acting, and so forth, when one ll" aid. "1 think it would have been better to have let Vm married. Tbrt play wouldn't end so gloomy." fclill another mnnau roui:n k,.,i t:,;,i j, ta.. "a pity M.ak.peare didn't ave noie two I.tniiltc! ivrtiiiciled. as suoa a gxJ iW. There ciiauce." HurtjvrJ v from the general direction of the cmiJi line for one and a hull' miles t ) west southwest. The height of ibis pro montory is l.'iO feet at the hvward face, which is onlv four or five hn.i. dred yaids broad. It is covered with pruco and hemlock, and is tr..n. Torsely cut by deep ami very rough de pressions. The water close under the point of this cape is apparently very deep, as there was no sign of breakers in a largo northwest swell. 'When very violent winds were blowing from till. .'lVtllU..,..l .1...- .1 ..... .in ini rc wiissmooin water to the leeward of the cuh. The southern face of the cape is very steep niui rocky, ami is nearly a straight line. Small steamers running from Astoria to Nrstueea river make use of this anchorage its a refuge under stress of weather. The captain states that as (.'ape Is kout projects outside the line of C.i e Mcares, und is ne.uly half way between Hie tiist-el.iss sea ct ast light houses on Till.nu. ok rock and Ysqiiins heads it Ins an iinpoilant advantage for laro coast steauu'is. i to t.allnnore, and ordered a lew barrels f ixtr.i fine Northern xitato.s for seed, w hue barreling his own tubers he lost his spi-ctades. When he re ceived Ins Northern sped potatoes In loiuid ins missing spectacles in one of the ti.irreis. Such things destroy con fideiKe. i.',..,,. ii.. i . . i. ., .! inr jiuna iiihl niOIL 1 heir feathers early, ns they will begin to iay nciore winter, it requires about three mouths for hens t molt. Ooals for milk are carefuliv bred in l.ngland, a registry Usk recording ...cir iieoigr.-es, unu oniy meritorious females used for brooding. Kittitas county, V. T., expects to have a surplusage of about 000 tons of hay for export this year. It is now found by the round-ups that oO per cent, of ull the cattle in Montana die.) l.ist winter. On heavy n a drsing of KX) pounds of gyj sum cr acre rarely fails to biing giod clover. " I A grain elevator is to be built at La Grande. Watermelons are sold by the gallon in Eugene. , Tho Baker county fair begins Tucg day, Octoler 11. The next fireman's tournament wil, be held in Portland. A new flouring mill and a hotel are to be erected in Burns. Tho hum of the threshing machine is heard throughout the Ochoco valley, Work on a new Baptist church building will soon begin in Hillsboro, Nineveh Ford, living on tho Milton road, lost forty acres ot wheat by tire A postal car has been put on the route between Poincroy und Venule ton. John' A. Wungman has been ap pointed Postmaster at Dallas, Polk county. . bolomon b. Lndicoit lias been ap pointed Postmaster at Angoru, Coos county. A parsonage for tho Methodist Epis. copal minister is beinir erected at Heppner. A coroner's jury in Albany recently brought in a verdict of "accident by unavoidable death. Contracts for construction and ma. terial of tho new wing to the asylum have been let at fcalem. Edward Croft, of the real estate firm of Croft it Davis, Portland, was thrown from his cart and killed. smith & iiowens saw mm, near Fossil, was destroyed by tire, together with uOO.OOO feet of lumber. Wm. Caldwell was shot and in stantly killed by Thomas Lemon, in Ladd s Canyon, Union county. The La Grande Chinamen refuse to pay the wushhoiise license imposed upon the business by the authorities. Mrs. Rachel Lilly, the old lady who jumped from sn 0. It. & N. train near I he Dalles, died m the Astoria hos pital. Curtis Perry, aged 10, nephew of County Clerk C. J. Trenchant, of Clat sop, was drowned near Astoria while fishing. Fire broke out in a livery stable at Lexington, destroying a number of busiiifss Raises and residences. In surance light. f Horse dealers are still buying ani mals and shipping East. Oregon horses still command a high price in Eastern markets. A brick mason named Michael Car lin fell into the basement of an 'un finished building at Portland and sus tained fatal injuries. There are' about 700 feet of the em bankment of tho levee finished and about oOO feet of tlio riprapping, says the Pendleton Tribune. A new saw mill, capable of cutting 25,000 feet per day, is being erected near MeliannL to supply Ihe lino of tho Oregon Pacific east of Albany. The remains ot an unknown man were found in tho river at Albany. A woodchopper disappeared fiom Cor vallis some weeks ago, and it, is sup posed the remains aro his. A workman named Wilson on the O. it C. railroad, near iSlayton, was struck by a piece of stump blown up up by giant powder, und injured in such a manner that he died in a few minutes. Several days ago a rattlesnake with seven rattles and a button, and about three feet long, was killed nt tho Odd fellows cemetery near Salem. These dangerous reptiles seem to bo multi plying in Oregon of late. C. W. Meek was fatally injured in the Hallowa saw mill by a pieco of timber winch caught in the edger and was thrown with terriblo force airainst his head, driving a splinter into his brain and fracturing his skull. Three boys, J. Habbagc, It. Prael and Curtis Perry, went duck hunting near Astoi in. At the niotP h of a creek the boat upset. Curtis Perry was seized with a lit and trin! to'irot. to hore, hut was almost immediately drowned. Grangeviih , Idaho, is now a money order ofhee The elevation of Boise city is 1750 feet above sea level. Snow is ten feet deep in places on the Granite creek trail, Idaho. During July 0.063,200 pounds of green fruit were shipped East from bocrumento, Lai A Swede namod A. Olsen fell be tween two scows iu Sua Pedro harbor. and was drowned The body of the boy, Albert Stevens, who was drowned in the river near Spokane Falls, has been recovered Joseph M. Wilson,1 colored hostler, was shot by his employer, John II Penman, at Han Francisco, und died, Chas. Lcaniun fatally stabbed Wm Scott at Lakeview, CmI., because ho de dined to sine "Tim Finiiigan'a Wuko." Tlio Granite Mountain mine in Mon tana yields about IfO.OOO per week and its infll capacity is about to be doubled. Valentino llebard, while bathing ot Wilmington, Cab, suddenly disap poured under the water und was drowned. An old man named Henderson, liv ing near Medical lake, W. T., com mittcd suicide by taking a dose of strychnine. During a heavy rain and thunder storm ut Wilcox, Arizona, Frederick Nealy, a laborer, was struck by light uing and instantly killed. Adolph Wise, Daniel A. Worth and Harry Ludluin, of San' Francisco, went out on the bnv in a small boat, which was capsized near Hunter's point, and ull three of the men were drowned. The Northern Pacifio will build a lino from B ionian to Butte, Montana, at once. This will shorten the line 100 miles between these places and will become the mam line, Alexander McCabe, who was for many years in charge of E. J. Bald win's reul estato and buildings in San I'rancisco, was fouud dead m his bed ut tli'J Baldwin Hotel. The Ellensburg Electric Light, Gas and .telephone Company has been or ganized WHliJi capital stock of io,- 000. The incorporators ure Col. A. N. Hamilton, A. S. Gross and G. P Jregory. Joui men attacked and robbed Mrs E. M. Munroo and a lady companion at Seattle, lho robliers then ran away, and when pursued by the ladies they drew revolvers and fired at them, tortunately doing no harm. - Colonel Balm and wifo of Santa Monica, Cal., have been offered, it is said, !fo,000,000 for tho celebrated La guna riinche, comprising several thou sand acres. Tlio Santa Fe liailroad Company wants the property. A redwood plunk sixteen foot in length, live feet live inches wide and four inches thick has been cut at John Vance's mill, Humboldt buy, Cal., which is to be shipped to Kansas city to bo displayed at the exposition there. mmtiit'on miner, oi isonner, flion- The postollice nt Willamette slough was discontinued bv order of the Po?t oll ice Department some time since hut stops aro being taken to re-establish tho ollice under the name of Hoi brook, that king the name of tlio rail- roaii station. Col. H. B. Compson, of Huntington, has been appointed principal teacher of the school on the Klamath agency, ami j. u . nrandenbury principal teacher at the Yainax school at the sam agency, by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. John Strode, a wealthy cattleman of Owyhee county, I. T., and lib foreman. John Thurman, have been arrested at Vale, Mnlhucr county, for the murder of u sheep herder on tucker creek, a year ago. The alleged murder was exposed by one Hans who worked for Strode at tho time. The cattlemen wanted to force the sheep off the ranches. Three hoys, named Jenniiurs. Bisbon and Todd, aged about 10 years, livinw on Hamilton creek, near Tlm went out coon hunting, taking a shot gun with them. In a thick patch of brush, it being very d irk. Jenninc concluded to frighten the Todd boy by telling him a War was near and likely to attack them. This scared the boy who called for help. The other boy, Wm. Bishop, who had the sholenii .1 .... 1 1 ., . . ' . ...-.im ii.in.iin, mi. i 111 ino usrkuess una, was drowned several miles below Missoula. It is supposed ho lost his life in attempting to cross the ford, us Ins horse was across the river. The deceased had money mid checks to the amount of over tflOO on his person and also a gold watch The body of a murdered man was found in the rear of Yesler's mill, ut Seattle. It was identified us that ol John Smith, a Scotchman, who had been employed on tho tii2 Mastic He had been killed by stabbing, and had evidently been robbed. There is no duo to the perpetrators of the crime. At Spokane Falls, W. T., a meteor was seen by a number of people to snoot irom tho heavens directly over- neua. it struck the cleclric wiren on the south siiLj of Main street, iu the very heart of the city, cutting one of i no wires in two and bur-tm-r into n .1..... I r- . n.i , inoi.-iiiiu ingiiieiiis. i noso who saw the strango phenomenon say that when it struck, the ball of fire looked lo be ten feet in diameter. An effort lias been mado to find some of the pieces, but as the street is covered with mud und water the search has been truitless. At Bed Bluff, Cal.. Mrs. B. IT Mooncy was fatally shot by herbrother- in-i.iw, jonn Mooncy. The vounir limn, who is 17 years of ago, was play ing with his two-year-old niece, and while doing so picked nn a rn'sinl which was lying near, and began tak ing the cartridges therefrom. Whin he thought the pistol wis unloaded he pointed. It toward Mrs. Mooncy, saying to the little one. " I am going to shoot mama." Tho little chiid ran toward her mama, and just as she reached her a report rang out and Mrs. Mooney fell. The ball took effect in the back of her neck, close to the jugular vein i i ' nnn chus.'u paralysis. A cutting and shooting affray oc- mirm.l of lll.ir.1... T f. ' i T ......v.. uu i,.,yin, ... i.t wnicn re sulted iu the death of three of the par ties engaged. Some were shot and some were cut up so they died in a few minutes. It started over a game iicr. mere were six men play ing, five half-breeds and one white man, who claimed to he a detective from Cincinnati. One half-breed got to cutting up and the others wanied the detective to arrest him, but h wou.d not submit to arrest aud the de- .ce .r siioi nn,,. l ln.,, f Mienn . . ""LUANErj n. -Tlio loss to tho Govern,, smugglers is estimated annually. ieQMV Life asks: Wi,.. . -At Bergen, n Norvv constructed of papier-n,.; nUL' Hiod'ite one )mJ',k The building Is octago j, -So Bilk.nson il..l,is9" ..r i . "'"'It debts? "I hear ,0 s.p,ared things with j0U) Hut I in a friend of his, y: Town Topics. )u -Miss Gushington (flyM , the cow)-"Is't sho 1, ,! low?" M, Callow, (i,,: pretty but in.pssil,l0 mi "Yu'a3."Cue'orninn"1 Isaac Tremlway. . ... somewhat noted gaiiihW ()f s. , has been fined tftf in t,. A. 1 for attempting to win the til young und hamlsomo nmrriJ -There is blood in the event.L trfaIl0cKla.id(M...)i when lie meets will shed it freely. How,,,,' ' finest sentences tho other ilrni," when he read "when n......i fill the skv." i..ui,.,.,l , "M .... - 1J4 "Tll'fl fl purples all tho sky," a he had, he picked up a rock mul , composing-room, bent on e,J murder, but his victim had news and flown. Chiemjo Dull implies slowness. 1,. . ficiency of intellect. Sfipi.l is en negative, and implies hick ..f' resulting from want of inudle.-t. implies deficiency in intellect or ness in character, and U words, wrjtings, manners. Yl applied to actions, mul nl abuse of the intellect tonenlw. than deficiency. We lihtine anm' is foolish, have contempt fur & Who is silly. Jlnfton Journil Daiiiiury, Conn., nas nn:Pi, that not only look and sneak .' exactly alike, but are lieculisrir tadicd to one another. They oj be separated a single day wiiu,,:! ing for each other's society, j tln.v urn hi. ill iii'ipt'liiil . it upon one street and tlio otta different one they can ti ll hym trieal nflinity whether they u,. preaching cadi other or gettin"fr .... . ... upun. i nen one is sick the ui more or less similarly affected.-! Sun. Ice in Lake Superior store i hole iu tho bow of the stciiiiiWtk mer. She mado thirty-nine imi- water in eight minutes after tht i dent, and was iu imminent dnn sinking, when Second Mate Ctm. lain saved her from fuiiiuleriii; daring act. Taking a pair of Uu,; he had himself lowered over tbt until he was in the water up to h'w: then, taking tlu blankets behw feet, he got them down by theU the suction drew them in, fillingi ap so that the pumps kept the stu free. .V. Y. Suit. "Hayseed" beer is the I: beverage sold in the shops in Jl. It is said to ho a homo made brewed from hops, molasses and i ike. Some half-dozen ldnces at X are selling it, and it is taking thep! the stronger drinks which of legal talmo imposed by the r. last Legislature is driving out. h asserted that ginger is cumin;:1 favor in this section to relieve ' parched throat of the inebriate, an!: in some places Jamaica ginger i beer ure combined. I'liiUvklphMt Tlie induction balance, which lirst culled to the aid of siiigervdir tlie illness of President Garft now readied the stage of a prac'A instrument. The description of i latest form is an interesting ew- given by Dr. Girdncr, who lias uwi with success. With the indiiotion te ance to locate tho bullet and the fc phono probe to obtain its exact i below the skin, there can no longer any excuse for thcdeatliof persons i from a failure to find the missile. "balance" will, it is likely, soon l: familiar iu the hands of the surgwuf the lancet. EhrtrUid World. nliTeilWmo,,..l,n.,..n.,J. ...... , , , . " . oeu iwo Ot ttl ' " -- narj;. u, fcin inn i oi i;;e detective ...v i. .nu n. t niering inesiileit the s. vered bis head jcuiiiiigs Loy, Killing hiui alnut in- knives. Ikl sUntly hurt. ese and npa lv from his bodr icM. one man escaped un- . SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOE Far all Disuses of the Liver, Eiineys, StcmaA and Sp.8 This purely veePtnble pre paration, now so celebrated Kamily Medicine, originated in the Smith in 1S3S. It rphHt on the Bowrl and Kiilni-ys and corrf ct the action of the Liver, and i, there fore, the bst prpimratory nirilli'inp. whatever the : ick- ness may jirove to be. In common diseases it will, wn assisterl by any other medi cine, effect peedy cure. An Efflcarlntia llemnly.-" I a"J mend as an etlicacious rmedv for all dtfeas" i: .I.. .. . i. turmoils eKuiaior. Lpris u. i.-.ww,.- master, f hiladelphia. No Inst of rime, no Inter. rtiplion or sloppag of business, while taking Regulator. Children complalnlnif of Colic, Headache, or SicK Htomach, a tea.poonful or . ore will give relief. If taken occasionally by P tients exposed to MALARIA, will expel the poison and protect them from attack. .... , ,i' . & . nprVIoX. I have been practicing medicine for ta,,i. t na nave never been aDie to pui . Rrf compound that would, like Simmons a lator, promptly and effectively move tn action, and at the tame time aid jinntea a j ;n eing) the digestive and aimilativep,'w" system. Lil.Hl.STol.M.lJ,Was!n, BEE THAT TOCcr.T THE wEM'1 rREPAKED ST ( J. H. Zeilin & Co., PhitaJe'pli".