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VOL 22
EUGENE, Oil., SATUliDAY, JULY 3, 1690.
NO, 51.
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jjtf tfuijmf tfity Pliant.
, pii:r.IS1IKI every s.vti'uiay:
1. L. CAMPhKLl,
I'ublixln'r uixl l'riri)lr.
OFFICE -Ou tli Kant side of Willamette
Street, between Seventh mid Eighth .Strict.
TERMS OF sL'USCRIPITON.
l'r annum...
Six Mnthi.. .
Three months.
& fiO
, 1.25
, .75
OUR ONLY
KATES OP ADVEHTISINQ.
Advertisements Inserted as follows:
,,, square, ten liues or less one Insertion M;
acl. tuliequent insertion fl. Cash require 1
ftlTadvertisera will be charged at th. o'-
Itre. month. 00
Trannient notice! In local oohmm, 20 cents
line lor each insertion.
'Advertising bills will be rendered quarterly.
All job work must be PAID rou ON delivkhy.
CEO. B. D03R1S,
Attorney aiui Counsellor-at-Law,
tlMLl. PRACTICE IS THE .COURTS
V of the Seemid .1 mliuiul District ami m
, ' J .,,,, Court of thin State.
Kt ! It attm.tion given to collection, and
matters in probate
T
BILYEU,
-Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -kugene
city, oregon.
VtACTICES IX ALLTUE COURTS OF
I this SUte. Will give special attention
iu collections and probate matters.
0Kric Over Hondrick & Eakiu's bank.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
Attoriicy-at-Law
.,f ,uIJ MTV. - - - UKWiUrt
iiV'FLCE-Roomi 74 8 McClaren Ruilding.
o. S..I ott..ntiim iriven to Collection!
F w n(rctit
nd Probate busmen.
GEORGE A. DORMS
AUoriicy-at-liiiw,
M.tvri'iTV. - OREGON
OKKicK-In Rector BIot;k.
J. J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
TILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
CourU of the State.
Special attention given to real estate, wl
ectintf, and probate matters. ,
t'ollectinj all-kinds of claim, against the
United States Government
Ottice in Walton'i brick-roonn 7 anil
Seymour W. Condon,
ATTORN EY-ATLAW,
-DUNN'S BUILDING,
Ihigcnc,
OlH'gOII.
GEO. M. MILLER,
ittomey and Counsallor-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
KUGEXE CITV, - OREGON.
Giltee-Lane Co. Bank RtiildinK
E. R. SKIP WORTH,
Attomey-at-Law,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
OmcB-lTp-stairi in Register Block, first
dW to the left
Will do a general law practice in all the
Courta of the State, All busiuese promptly at
attended to.
A. E. GALLAGHER,
AUomey-at-Latv.
EUGENE CITY OREGON.
Special attention given to I'robate business
ud Abstract! of Title.
Omc Over Lane County Bank.
T.W. HARRIS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
Residence on Fifth street, where Dr Shelton
ormerly resided.
DR. PAINE,
Physician & Surgeon,
EUGENE, OREGON.
Special attentioa paid to Surgery and
L'hronic diaeaaes.
Dr.W.T.McMurtry,
Phydcian, SBrgeoa and Gynecologist.
(26 Yean Experience.)
Omci-OTrr Bro
itrt.
nrrilte Store, Willam-
EUGEXE, ... OREGON.
DR. J. C. GRAY,
DENTIST-
(VHOEOVE GRANGE STORE. ALL
Y warranted.
'Ahiiij Eu administered for pain leu ei
t teeth.
t? i. it I
mm
UUMIXESS ESTABLISHED 18 YEAKS. '
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewel
ry & Musical Instruments.
b U Uhlii :: Portland
Special attention given to Repairing and
Lngraving by two first
work warranted.
Clothing Store.
J. W. CHERRY is still carrying
a full line of these
also a full line of
HATS, CAPS AND GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS.
Sold at the Lowest Prices. Re
member the stand, Walton's Block.
BE SURE N
Yon don't buy a Dollar's worth of 1)R Y
GOODS until you have seen J. D. MAT
LOCK'S stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
DRESS GOODS, PARASOLS, SILKS, VELNETS, NOTIONS,
RIDIIONS, LINENS, HANDKERCHIEFS, LACES. KOSIKKY,
WHITE GOODS, GLOVES, WOOLENS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
GINGHAMS, SATEENS, POINTS, DOMESTIC, COTTONS,
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC.
UNDERTAKER. A bian new First-Class Hearse
One of the Finest in the State.
A Fink Link or
Collins, Caskets,
Robes,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Undertaking Goods
Constantly on hand.
Store corner
A. GOLDSMITH,
Ilis hi Known Qrocer in Eugene!
Has a LARGER stock of Fine Groceries, China, (Hush, Crock-
fry, Hooneii aiiu mu
Pays Highest CAbll price for Country Produce, lur, kn,
Hides, Wool, Tallow, Ac.
Orders filled promptly, with the greatest care.
I DON'T BOAST PRICES.
All Goods sold as Cheap as anyone in Eugene.
Call and be corteously treated.
A. GOLDSMITH.
Day & Henderson,
rur 1 F.ADIVO
FURNITURE
UNDERTAKING
House in Eugene. Corner 7th and Wil. Sts
Manufacturing
it .i m x it 1 1 i t i n 1
a.. i. a. .i a x: m .m a. it x a:
Jeweler.
- class workmen. All
celebrated goods,
Also Dkalkh in
furniture, Mat
tresses, Bed
ding, Which are offered at the
Lowest Rates.
HI
BROWNSVILLE
Willamette and 7th Streets
RESTQMTJYE
PERFECtjj&&g
Tho only remedy known which will
Stimulate the Nutrltlre Processes of ttii
Human System.
tty thli natural and simple means It quickly
and permanently CI RKJJ All Fornu of
Dyspepdu. Coa.tlpatWn, Mental and
h'rnroaa Kxhaoatlon, General Ueblllly,
Ilrala Fag;, or any exhausted or wak
ened condition of the lysteui, from what
ever cause, Skin Krupllons, llolla, ltun.
nlng Sores, Rcrofiila, and all IMseawe of
the Wood, Stomach, IJrer and Kidneys.
$1.00. SIX BOTTLES FOR $5.00.
Dr. niller'sW pairebook, descriptive of tly.
flrnntliie Heslorstlve and his other Kemedics,
sent free by mall.
MILLER DRUG CMan Francisco, Cat.
rOU BALK I1V
E. B. LUCKEi & CO.
HOFFMAN HOUSE
Eugene, Oregon.
ToMiisoiid & Harrison, Props.
MILLER BROS.
-IlKAl.HUt IN-
Field, Vegetable and
Flower Seeds,
Al'IARY AXD I'OUL'IRV SUPPLIES,
Gurden Tools, Fertilizers, Troon, Etc.
iO'JHecond St.. bet. Salmcii A Tailor
Porllsnd.
( iTSeuil for Catulugne.
DR. JOSEl'Jl P. GILL,
C1AX RE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or roa
idencu when not iirofessionidly engaged.
Residence on Kkhth street, oiiixmite Presliv-
GEO. F. CRAW,
1USTOFFICE
Cigar store,
Engene City, Oregon,
McClarens Building,
(Opixmite F. M. Wilkins'DrUK Store.)
Has ao extensive Stock of
STANDARD, MISCELLANEOUS,
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL. BOOKS,
Mercantile, fancy and School Station
ery, Blank Booki, Cutlery, Etc.
nr"" Orders for Book a and Subscriptions
to Newspapers and Periodicals promptly at-
. ij ...
leuueu iu.
R. II. Cochran & Son,
Heal Estate Agents.
Kujjene City, Oregon.
Will attend to general Real Estate businei
such as buying, veiling, leasing and rooting
(arms ami city property, eto. OOlue on toutli
Mile of Ninth street. .
B. F. DORRIS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
ACENT.
I
HAVE SOME VERY DES1RAHLE
Finns, Improved and Unimproved Town
property fair sale, on eaay terms.
Property Rented and Renta Collected,
The Insurance fVunnaiiles I r'limcnt are
anioni the Oldwt aud nimt Reliable, and in
the I'koicpt andKuuiTARl.t adjnatment of their
awes Stand hBOOND to AORa.
K ihare of your iwtrK h solicited.
OIKce up lUira, Itexi'ter I'lork,
U. V. DORR 13.
F. W. A. ORAIN,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Junction City, Oregon
K,cil attention (jiven to Rwiring
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY.
University Bookstore
Shot Her Father.
l-'iili: k J.irvis
Wiia hhut S.iluidav at llie
dun limin'
in Tonl'iud ly bis .l.uu'lit, r
itoedilni' liuis. Tu'e I'll 1 K t htruck liim in
the left shoulder mid uilliclcd only u l!eli
wniiiid. The c.tuso that led ( the shooting
is siilistiiiitinlly ni fallows: Not lou iiioo
Jatvis was accused o( incest, hix tlnuflili r
Joscihino lciii Iho iroscciiliii, wiliiesa.
the case wns curiiid to tho tujiriiiin court,
which oi ill 1 1 J t lie verdict sl usido (or want
i f cornd'oraling evidence. The decree was
rut, red Ihot morning. The iliinyl.ti r, Kctiug
her f.itljrr walking fio:u tho court house a
free hum, ,:h,i at him with the abuvo result.
She whs priced under arrest.
Uistii.'t Atloruey McGiun snid in mov
to diMiiisi the indiclineiit agiiust Jarvis he
did so with great reluctance, but ho whs nun
Ido to furuihh the coiroborativo testimony
required ly the smnnio court. Judge
Slums, iu disiuissiiii) the defendant from
custody Mtid: "I sham the deep regret of
the district attorney in dismissing this case,
hut there it not nn alternative tor us.
When seen in j ul ly a n iiorler nfler the
shooting, Sirs. Ross said: "I shot him Iw
cause ho frequenlly Ihreati ned to kill me
should I ever rcvial our lioriiblo slmnic
Knowing him us I do, I Hi inly believed I
would carry his (Incuts into execution,
am afraid of liiiu oven now, mid I I ol i. vo he
will kill mo the (list chance lie has."
liiiniel lioss, uusUalnl ol Mrs. lioss, was
arrested on a charge of being accessory to
Ibe ofleuso of dying to kill Jarvis
GhoThci:. a Chance!
Ilial is to Bay, vot;i luuiisi Also nil vour
breatluug machinery. cry womlurlul
uiacbinery it is. hul only tlio larger nir
passages, but the thousands of littlo tulxa
and cavities lending from thein. When
these aro cloggnd and choked with matter
which ought uot to bo there, your lungs can
not do their work. And what Ibey do. tliev
cannot do wcel. Lull it cola, couch, croup,
pneumonia, catarrh, consumption or any of
tne family ol tnroat am! uoso ami urno: anil
lung obstructions, all aro bad. All ought to
ne got ml ot. lucre is lust one sure way
to get rid of thorn. That is to tako Bos-
ohie's (ierman Syrup, which any druggist
will sell you at 10 cents n iKittlc. tveu If
evcrvthing else has failed you, you may de
peinl n)ou tin. for certain.
A Littlo Too Late to doctor when Uriclit's
Disease has done its work. Tako Wright'
Kidney and Liver Cure for iullumiuation of
kidneys and liver, pniu in back and other
warnings ol kitliuy trouble, hol.l uy all
druggists.
What Is It?
That I roduces that beuutifiilly soft com
plexion and leaves no truces of its npplini
tion or injurious ell'ieU? Thonnswi r, Wis
dom's Robert inn accompliKhcH all this, and
1b pronounced by ladies of tahto mid rcline-
tnciit to be tho niost Uullglitful toilet article
ever produced. Warranted harmless and
uiiitclilcHH. F. HI, Wilkins, ngcut, Kiigene
City. w ....
Change is 0110 of tho irrusistablo laws of
nature, and fortunately the change is almost
nvariablv for tht better. As an instance of
this, St. Patrick Pills aro fust taking tho
place of Ihe old harsh aud violent cathar
tics, because they aro milder mid produce
plensnnter (Meet, Ueslilm tliey are niucb
more bouellcial iu removing morbid mutter
from the system and preventing ague and
other malarious diseases. As a cathartic
and liver pill they are almost perfect. For
sale by Osbum & Co,
Ou a recent visit to Iowa, Mr. K. Dalton,
of Duray, Russell county, Kaunas, called at
the laboratory of Chamberlain k Co., Dea
Moines, to allow them his six jenr old boy,
whose lift) had been saved by Chamberluiu'ii
Cough Remedy, it having cured him of a
severe attack of croup. Mr. Dnlton 1h cur
tain that it suvrd his boy's life rind is enthu
siastic in his praise of the Remedy, lie
says it liitf- an excellent reputation in his
vicinity; that farmera couiu fifteen miles to
his store for it. For sale by Ohburn & Co.
Kimball, South Dakota, Graphic: While
the columns of the 0 1 uphio mo open to any
and all uuobjectionab advertisements, yet
it is nuite impossible fur ns to apeak know
ingly of tho merits of the various articles of
merchandise advertised. Particularly is this
true of patent medicines. Rut there lire ex
ceptions occasionally and a note-worthy ex
ception is the celebrated Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. This now universally
known medicine, has been advertised in Ihe
Graphic four or five years, but not until re
cently had we any persoual knowledge of its
woudcrfiil tdllcacy, which has come about
through the prevailing influenza aud the
tiiblMirn cough that has an often attended
it. Iu the writer's family Ibis medicine has
on several occasions this winter cured a
cough that ballli il any and nil oilier reme
dies, aud the number of families iu Kimball
and vicinity iu w hich Ibis remedy baa been
used with like effects Attests to its value as a
speciflo for coughs aud colds of every nature
lor sale by Osburn & Co. -
mm
Combines the juice cf the Elae Tigs of
Caliromi, in laxative and nutritioui,
with the medicinal virtues ( plantt
known to be most benelirial to the
human ivilem, forming the ON LY PER
FECT REMEDY tii act cently yet
promptly on the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOIELS
AND TO
Cleanse tbe System Effectually,
W THAT
PURE BLOOD,
REFRESHING SLEEP.
HEALTH and STRENGTH
Katurally follow. Every one is ing il
and all are delighted with it. Axk your
druggist for SVKU? OK FIGS. M-.UU
facture ! only ty the .
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
Sam i'iAauu.0, Cal.
lociivius, Kr. tA Yo, N. X
HF.X ItFTlF.KWOKTII VlOTFI).
KxtiacU From the Ohio Stati'sniun's
Rt'i'cnt Speech in ConirriwH
on the Turill.
"Wu must cut K'ose fioui mere partisan
politics an 1 local selfishness iu dealing wilh
ipiestions of Ibis character and appeal to
broad stub Hinauship which solves problem!
of state, not merely for Ihe approaching fall
election, but for tho ceutury and for the
paramount and lasting good of the whole
people.
1 I insist as a n publican and a protection
ist that if Ihe narrow-gauge policy suggested
by some distinguished gcntl?uien is adhered
to, the protective wall all arouud the United
States will be thrown down except for pur
poses of reveuue and wo will bo brought to
realizing seuso that the prob-etivo system
to imparl Iho quality of fairness and humur
ify to competition, nml not to destroy it i
tho interest of combined and aggregate
wealth, rufortunalely as tho world goes,
cojgress is not likely to take an afllrmativ
action on nny given proposition until th
wild cliunor from the people in its favor
fairly lifts members from their feet, au
then tb" sound must be absolutely cerlui
and clear before they will consent to act.
"Gentlemen will discover before our party
is many yuirs older that we are fust runnin
upon the rocks by coiitiuuiug to abuse
policy wise iu itself but which may be ao
prosecuted ns to be condemned by three
foittllii of tho peoplo who thoroughly untie
stand it. I insist, and shall continue to in
sist, (hat the policy which ha sole reference
to certain conditions which impart to the
competition, whero those condition! exist
the leaven of injustice, inequality and iiihu
inanity, shall not be applied where those
oondilions are not found. Nor am I, for
one, content to rcmuiu deaf and silent In the
midst of this conflict, awaiting for favorable
winds to blow mo to a harbor of political
test, selling my sail after Ihe current of the
trade winds has become obvious aud their
com so and forco manifest."
Western DeninerRts In Advance.
The Democrats of Chicago have taken the
bull by the horns and proposo to light the
gubernatorial cumpaigu out on a straigbl
tariff issue. Their numimo for United
Stales Senator is Ihn (moons war veteran,
General Palmer, mid ho has been placed
upon a plalfoim far in advance of tho No.
tioual Democralio platform of 1888. The
couvculiou which nomiuatcd adopted reso
lutions winch advocated lurilt for revenue
only from internal teveiiiio taxation aud
tuxes on luxuries. This, says tho New York
Mercury, would relievo the woikingmau,
(arumr, and men of limited income, and
leave the raw materia! of labor free, and the
Democrats of Illinois are supported iu this
movement by the Chicago Tribune and other
Republican free trade journals. It is a bold
gland, hut it ii likely to capture the
farmers, and if it results in a victory for the
Democrats of Illinois (who iu their ad.
vanced sentiments only voice the voters) it
will compel Iho Democratic Presidential
uomiuco of WJl to tako his stand on the
same platform.
Tho Popular Vote.
In tho tariff debate Smyth, tho Repiibli
can speaker continually repeaU the asser
tion that the people of declared iu fa
vor of protection. Tho vupid charucter of
this kind of talk has boon well exposed by
tho Democrats, who have culled attention to
the fact that 100,000 more volos were polled
by Democrat! than Repnblicaus, without
tuking into accounts the votes cast by the
third and fourth parties, which were largely
those of tariff reformers. Then there is the
further consideration, that of Ihe negro voles
polled by the Kepublicans very few repre
sent uny conviction on the tariff question,
while ihe interests of nearly all Ihe colored
voters demand tariff reform.
Portland Welcome: Ou last Sunday a
meeting was held at the Jewish Synagogue
to discuss Ihe question of we.iring or dis
carding hats during religious services.
There, was a good attendance of tho congre
gation uud Ihe utmost Interest prevailed
throughout the discussion. Speeches were
made, pro and con, the rabbi, Dr. Rloch,
being a strong advocate of the no bat ques
tion. The interesting contest was finally
settled by the tuking of a ballot, resulting in
Iho friends of the old custom of heads cov
ered gaining their polut by one vote. The
result shows tkut even iu the delusiveness
of Jewish religious exercises, ortbodoxical
methods are taking a back seat, giving way
to advanced ideas and the piogreasive spirit
of Ihe sge.
Absolutely Pure
This powder teter varies. A marvel of
pniity, strength and wbolesonieness. More
coiiomiotl than the orriinary kinds and can
not be to'.d iu competition with tbe multi
tude of low list, short weight, alum or phos
phate powders. Hold oulv in cans. Rotal
lSAi.ixti l'owiisa Co.. lot! Wall St., N. Y.
f ROYAL KSVil J
iff
THE HOG LAW.
An Art to Prevent Swine, fnnii
nine at Large.
Rnn-
The people of Lane county having voted
by a largo majority against twine runuiug at
large, wo publish below for the benefit of
the public generally, the law that is to be
enforced. Probably but few of the voters
really understood at the time ot the election.
Ho it cuacted by the Legislative Assem
bly of tho State of Oregon:
Skction 1. That on the petition of one
hundred or more legal voters of any county
in tho it lu to being filed with the county
clerk beforo Iho the time of giving notice of
the general election in any year the
county clerk shall cause notice to be given
that at such clcctiou a vote will be taken
iu such county for and against swine run
ning at largo.
Skc. 2. In voliug for and against swiu
runuing at largo, it shull be priuted or write
ten on the same ballot wilh candidates for
county officers, and shall read, "For run
ning at large Yes," or "For running at
largo No," aud the vote thus cast shall be
cauvassed Ihe same as those cast for any
county officor.
Ssc. C. If a majority of all the votes cast
shall be sgainst swiue running at large, the
county elerk shall give notice of publication
iu some newspaper in bis county tor three
consecutive weeks that iu sixty days from
(he date of said notice it will be unlawful
for swine to run at largo, under penalty of
five dollars for the first offense and ten dol
lars for each aud every subsequent offense,
to be reoovered from the owner ol the swiue
by civil sotion in the name of the State of
Oregon, before a justice of the peace of the
precinct iu which such ownor or keeper, or
either of them may reside, and such penalty
shall be for the benefit of, aud when col
lected paid into the common school fund
of tho county in which such action is
brought, wilhin sixty days after such ani
mal is proved to be at large.
Hio. 4. No prosecution shall be com
menced to recover the penalties named iu
section 3 uutil at least one day's notice has
beeu givcu to tho owner or person having
charge of such swine, if snch ownor or keep
er be known; and it shall be a sufficient do-
fuuse lo snch prosecution to show that such
animal or animals wero at large without the
knowledge of such ownor or keeper and
without his fault.
Skc. 5. A person fiudiug auy swine run
uing at largo coutrury to the provisions ot
this act, and any conBtublo of any precinct,
or marshal of any city, ot his comity where
such swine may be found, on view or infor
mation shall take up aud coullue the same
forthwith, giving notice thereof to the owuer
if known, and if not known, by posting no
tices describing such animals therein in at
leant three public places within the product,
aud if the owner does not appear itud claim
his properly, aud pay all charges for taking
up, advertising and keeping the same, wilh
in ten days from the date of this notice the
sale ot the animals may be proceeded with
under the law relating to estrays.
Approved February 20, 1885.
Killed by a Lion.
The Yroka Journal of June 25 gives the
details of a horrible affair that occurred near
there recently. It says:
The littlo son of Jot Dangle, residing at
Mugglusville iu this county, near the dump
ing ground of the Campbell hydraulio uiino
in Quarts Valley, was attacked, killed, and
partly eaten up by two mountain lions ou
last Saturday afternoon. About two o'clock
the child asked his mother for the privilege
of going up to play with his sister's children
who resided nearly half a mile distant, and
on being answered "not to-day," wandered
up the gulch about two hundred yards in
front of the house, where he was evidoutly
gathering ouk balls nnder a tree and string
ing them, when pounced upon by the lions.
The savage beasts, an old ihe one and a
yearling, undoubtedly killed the child at
ouoe, ami dragged him some two or three
rods iuto a small gulch, where be was found
about six p. in, by his father, who bad been
out hunting him. When discovered by Ihe
horror-stricken father, the lion waa still de
vouring the body, and had eaten the flesh
from the child'a face and neck, beside tearing
out bis vitals and tucking sll the blood from
the body, an arm picked clean of flesh being
lso found some distance away, as though
natcbed by the younger animal from the
clutches of the older one. Mr. Dangle se
cured his guu and alarmed the neighbors,
when the lions disappeared, and the distract
ed father secured the romaius of bis dead
boy, Ihe fearful experience being terrible
miction to the distressed family, who were
iu a stato of frenzy over Ihe uuexpected and
terrible calamity (bat befell their little boy.
A Rare Jewel.
Ou the grassy banks of (be isging Rig
Nestucca is lo be fmiud a rare jewel in tho
form of a young ludy. Five years ago thin
nioulli Miss Mntlie Jones, daughter of J. D.
Jones, filed on a homestead of ltit) acres of
the choicest land iu the Rig Nestucca valley,
and hat made that her home since that time.
She Las a good framo borne and baru, ten
acres cleared, sixty apple treea set out aud
growing, three bead of calves and number
of agricultural implements. Ou (he 17th
iust. she weut before the ooiinty clerk of
Tillamook county aud uiado final proif(
Messrs. J, C. Norris aud Louis T. Johnson
acting as witnesses. She baa now acquired
title to a pieco of laud that would be ready
sale si f 11(0 or $12lS0. Mis Jones has in
this instance placed an example before some
of our Tonng men who are squandering the
better part of their lives in idleness. It ia
such young ladies as Miss Mutlie who umkn
model wives, but we opiue that she will be
slow to trade a thousand dollar ranch tor a
fifty cent husband. Sheridan Courier. '
G. W. MoCreary, Secretary of War nudt r
President Hayes, died at his home iu St.
Joseph, Mo., on June 2X1.