EUGENE CITY GUARD.
I. UCAMfUKLU . Praprletar.
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
Union Pacific Train Collides With
a Runaway Coal Car.
THE HOP LICE APPEAR IN OREGON.
Total Amount of Peculations of Collins
and DireThe Kimball Olive
Oil Works Etc.
Effect of the Free Education Act Upon
the Schools of England and
Wales Gratifying.
Phillips Anjover Academy has Jaat
hold its 114th comineucemeut.
The State Agricultural College of Mas
sachusetts graduated last week a class of
twenty-two.
The public school is not universal in
the old world. There are 10,000 parishes
in England with only church schools.
Hereafter in Boston new schoolhouses
will be named alter illustrious citizens
who have been gathered to their fathers.
One of the chief features of the com
mencement exercises at Amherst College
this year was the class oration, which
was delivered by William N. Lewis, a
you n if colored man of Portsmouth, Va.,
on "The Amherst Idea."
The new Catholic Ecclesiastical Semi
nary, which is in process of construction
on Valentine Hill near Yon leers, N. Y.,
is progressing rapidly. The total sub
scription to the building fund has al
ready readied trie sum ol 1 140,000,
BEYOND THE ROCKIES
THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
Grain Acreage Throughout the
Southern States.
THE TENNESSEE CRAPES MOLDING.
State of New York Goes Into the Landlord
Business Car Manufacturing
Companies Combine.
The "army worm " is ravaging wheat
Trustees and EMers of German Evaii'
gellcal Protestant Churches of
the Middle States.
Mexico has appropriated $900,000 for
neruispiay at the Columbian Exhibition.
The Louisiana Legislature has aooro-
nrlated $:,0iK) for a Bute exhibit at the
World's fair,
Over 11,003,000 persons have up to
date petitioned that the gates of the
World's Fair be closed on Sunday.
A plan to utilize all the schoolhouses
in Chicago as dormitories for teachers
visiting the World's air is being agi
tated.
Ten or twelve E'qniman families are
to be brought to the World's Fair. They
are getting ready a schooner at Ualilax
to go alter them
A solid gold brick, weighing 500 pounds
. .1 . I. ,VAut 111 L. LIU ...I 1
aim wunu fl",njv, win uo exuiuiieu in
feet of I
at the
an outfall sewer to the sea.
San Diego wants 8!H) square
spice for its county exhibits
World's Fair.
Francis 0. Newlands was elected Pres
ident of the National Mining Congress
at Helena, Mont.
The Union Pacific is arranging for a
new line of steamers between Portland
and Ctiina in place of the Upton line.
A fire in the basement of the court
house at Prefcott, A. T., originating
from slacked lime, caused a loss of about
1(1,000.
fields near Doylestown, Pa.
The new capital of Kansas at Topeka the mines and mining building at Chi
is slowly crumbling to pieces. cago by a Helena (Mont.) mine owner,
A great strike of gold ore is reported Director-General Davis has received a
twenty-five miles from Creede, Col. petition from the trustees and elders of
Tm,niranta tl.. mimiyi. nf o? 9J9 forty-six German Evangelical Protestant
Harvard University is spreading her arrived in this country durinif May.' Churches of the Middle Ktates, repre-
Th R,irllncrtn fl.ro.lan. in tvith.lro. "- '""" y
from th. Wa.ta" Train A..Hn.. H1" U 0Pn,n 01 11,6 "PO"
Immense leds of asnhalt have recent
ly been discovered in Northern Texas.
The Kansas railroads are putting down
their rates for the benefit of harvest
bands.
Last year the argretrate Iocs of prop
erty from tire in the United States was
14),U0O,l'O0.
- . . it I Jianaiu vunuDiti is FUI CtVllHK 1131
Los Angeles Is once more striving for nH over , wide ' toB't f ter;itor
i nnt.full anwar In t.liM aaa. I , i , . .... J
tms year, it in announced tnat exami
nations for admission to that institution
are to be held simultaneously in no less
than twenty-five places, including Eng
land, Germany and Japan.
The saleswomen of Jordan, Marsh A
Co. of lioston have had a gymnasium
opened for them by their employers at
the top of the store, and there, instruct
ed by two women teachers, each of the
1,500 employes of the establishni'Mit has
the chance of exercise and physical
training twice a week.
- The effect of the free-education act
The weather in Oregon la beneficial to Pon the schools of England and Wales ing and rotting, and it is feared the crop
tbecrons. A good yield of grain is prom- has been unexpectedly gratifying. Out will be a short one.
ised. Hop lice have made their appear- of a total of 19,000 schools affected by Settlers in the Indian Territory! are
nee. the act it is estimated that between IB,- alarmed over the Arapahoe ghost dunces,
. . . . .. . rmn ami liinrm niw .Iwmiiii.i rMA . ... . 1
me Canadian l'acitin railway is to " ,"V" , ""7 '"''""v anu want mem stopped.
New Jersey is Jailing and cropping her
ballot-box stufTers and decorating them
with penitentiary uniforms
Sunday.
The Kentucky building at the World's
Fair will be a typical representation of a
Southern colonial mansion, one of the
disfnctive features of which is great pil
lared porches or verandas. Exclusive of
these porches the building will measure
about 75x10 feet.
The Michigan World's Fair Board has
FOREIGN CABLEGRAMS!
PORTLAND MARKET.
Dr. Brown-Scquard Has Faith in
His Famous Elixir.
ANNAM ADOPTS THE GUILLOTINE
Amount of Damage Done bj tie Great
Fire at ChrlsUanla, Norway
Mr. Gladstone.
000 and
Alio VRiinumii muuii ihwbt is iu i , .. . , , , .
send an agent to New Zealand to make and the attendance has largely increased,
arrangements for an Australian line of especially among younger children.
steamers.
Much complaint is made of the way
The World's W. C. T. U. has chosen
Mits Mary Allen West, for years editor
in which Register Itoberts of the land of the Unwn .Signal, superintendent of
office of Sacramento does business, and the World's W. U. T. U. school of meth-
an effort is being made to secure his re- ods, and will send her by special com-
moval. mission to the Sandwich Islands and
The British steam schooner Ellsa Ed- JaPan t?.feac,1l,81d,1tr1inlworkir1' b?
wards, seised at San Diego on suspicion n'lln" of ,tlie ,c.hoo's tl,at ,h" wil1 llold
of being a smuggler, has been released 'or ,ew d"J" 8t tlme in P'
by the authorities, noactual prool beinir . Prof. Skeal, who maintains the ortho-
obtained against the vessel. ox belief that the study of Latin and
Rev. C. O. Brown of the First Conirre- Vree Mrviceah e lor improving a stu
gational Church at at Tacoma, has re-
The National Executive Committee of engaged agents to attend all county and
the third party is out with an appeal for other lairs in the State the coming fall
campaign funds, to secure the first-premium exhibits of
In Middle Tennesee grapes are mold- arm products tnai i may De arawn upon
I'T kUQ U 111 lv O CAlllUlb Bb VllO IT l IU
Fair. Premiums are offered for the best
collections of grains and grasses.
One of the novel exhibits In the ma
rine section of the transportation de
partment at the World's Fair will be 200
pen engravings of American steam ves
sels, beginning with the Clermont and
following down a typical aeries of the
present day. The pictures will be sent
by the New York Seaboard, a marine
paper.
The Washington World's Fair Com
mission tins arranged to make a verv
complete fish exhibit. It will include
dent's style in ktiirlieh composition.
thinks also that there is something to be
said on the other side. Whatever the
study of Latin and Greek might do to
ward improving the student's style, the
stuuy oi languages and English litera
ture would do more.
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS.
Bill Granting Right of Way Across the
Umatilla Indian Reservation for
an Irrigating Ditch.
Russia has notified the United States
of her acceptance of an invitation to
participate in the international mone
tary conference. With Russia's accept
ance nil me countries ol which were in
vited have sent formal acceptances. Ti e I States to reside permanently.
signed to accept the pastorate of the
first Congregational Church at San
Francisco.
The Kimball Olive Oil Mills at Na
tional City, San Diego county, Cal., are
to enlarge their works. The demand
for oil is ten times in excess of the
output.
A Union Pacific train collided with a
runaway coal car near Heaver Canyon,
Idaho, the other day. The fireman,
Jack Mooro, was killed, and the en
gineer, George Oram, badly hurt.
The total amount of peculations of
Collins and D.ire of the defunct Cal
ifornia National li.mk at San Diego is
placed at $1.2UO,0uO. Collins, it will be
remembered, committed suicide, and
uare maue ins escape to Italy.
Th old Tinciaracora mine, south of
Phwnix, A. T., has been discovered
after a search of years, and much ex
citement prevails over it. The shait matter will now be laid before Congresr.
was lined wnn uouris just as the Mis
sion priests left it when they were killed
by the Indians.
The limiting of suits to qulot titles
to land at Nogales, A. T., has created
much indignation, and the claimants
were hanged in elllgy by the people.
Tiie settlers in the Hau Rafael and Cal
abasas land grants are also served with
notices of contest.
Yda Addis Storke who recently sued
for a divorce from C. A. Storke of Santa
Barbara, Cal., but was unable to obtain
it, has petitioned the Board of Super
visors for county aid. She Is a literary
woman of considerable note, and at one
time was comfortably well off. Her
health is feeble and fiie is now unable
to support herself.
After years of litigation over the es
tate of Joel It. Carter, alias Cramer,
totters oi administration have been
granted to 8. B. Smith at Sacramento.
Carter was a wealthy farmer whose pen
chant for matrimonial ventures led rim
into many serious entanglements. At
the time of his death be had three wives,
all of whom protested against the dis
tribution of his estate. His children
win uivme me money. ant Secretary Nettleton against W. 1),
The Union Pacific has assured the Owen, Commissioner of Immigration,
lumber dealers of Portland that it will of Incompetency, insulwrdination and
restore the old 40-cent rate to Denver neneral unfitness, tiHS submitted his re
and common points. This Is the result '10rt t0 the Secretary of the Treasury.
oi a meeting between l'resident Clarke "11H me report cnntirms severs ol the
The rise In the river at St. Louis is
throwing many helpless people on the
relief committee for support.
General Horace Porter will receive
$375,000 in place of the $350,000 he asked
lor to complete the urant monument.
A company with $1,000,000 capital
been chartered at Trenton to propel
street and other cars by compressed air.
The Indiana oil field has received a
boom by tiiree wells just drilled in near
Portland, which produce 600 barrels a
day.
Edward O'Kellev, who killed Bob
Ford, the slayer of Jesse James, has boon
sentenced to the Colorado penitentiary
for life.
An Atchison (Kan.) bride is not only
supporting her husband, but is paying
Mount Etna is In active eruption.
Henry Irving will be made a " Lit,
by Dublin University.
Wine clariflera in France use more
than 8J,000,iilM eggs a year.
Over 5,000 murderers are believed to
be at large in Great Britain.
The government of Holland has a pro!
ect on baud to drain the Zuyder Zee.
Ihe baivation Army Booths claim a
renewal of public interest in their work
The Duke of Manchester is sued by a
not spotless female for alleged borrowed
money.
London's current opera season is an
unusually brilliant one, and may be ex
tended. Emperor William has refused to allow
a military band to go to the Chicago Exhibition.
For many years the Thames has not,
it is said, been in such low water as it is
at present.
The French in Tonquin have suffered
a severe loss by fulling into a Chinese
ambuscade.
The London Timet makes the wheat
crop of the United Kingdom 6 per cent,
less than last year.
AccorJing to a statement in Truth the
Queen's journey this year to Darmstadt
and Hyeres cost nearly $75,000.
Germany in anticipation of a warwith
France has a golden treasure of 000,000,
000 marks stowed away in a safe place.
The people of Baku in Russia are ter-
TIIE FARM AND GARDEN
Timothy is the Standard ht
of the Country.
Prodio.. Fralr, Ptn.
Wwut Nominal. Valley. M.30(3
lX"j; Walla Wslia, $1.25(8 1.27i per
cental.
Floub Standard, $4.30; Walla Walla,
$4.30; Graham, $3.(6; Sujiertine, $J.O
per barrel.
Oats New, 4t(347c per busheL
Hat $1(9 14 per ton.
MtLurriTKB Bran. $ 9: shorts, 122;
ground barley, $22.5025; chop feed, $1S THE CLOVER AND ORCHARD RRiee
W22 per Urn ; feed barley. $24(ij23 ; mid- ulAnu RASS.
unngs, iurgzs per ton; brewing oariey,
Il.lu(il.l5 Der cental.
Buttxb Oregon fancy creamery, 22? yaue 0f fte. Hay Crop Dencndc ,, ,
25c; fancydairy, 1720cj fairtogood, . ,UJ vwv ulPcnas Urge!;
I5i7c; common, ldl26c; Cahior- Upon Its Being Harvested at
Young
per
the Proper TImr-,
The value of the hay crops depen
nia, 38(i We per roil.
Ciiekne California. 1213c;
America. 13((15c per pound.
Eaos Oreiron. 20c : Eastern. 18c
aosen. o 'u ui me nuy crops depend.
PouLTBV-Old Chickens, quoted at largely upon us neing harvested at riu
$5.50(0; broilers, $2.50(4; young ducks, tune, and especially upon its being nron.
$3.006: geese, old, $5.uO7.00; young, erly cured without damage from ruin.
$0.00(20.00 per dozen; turkeys, 14c mat tne ume ol the hay harvest i .L
per pound. ways a season of anxiety. Clover aud
Vbobtablxs Cabbage, quoted iz.uu orcnaru Krann are me nrst cropi to K
per cental : new Oregon. Cue per dozen ; n ade into hay. From the brittlen.!3
cauliflower, $3.50 per crate; Onions, $1 the cured leaves of clover and thecoarw.
per cental;newpottttoes.$1.25 percental, nese of the stems it is much more ,im
old, 80c per sack ; asparagus, ( 10c per cult to cure successfully than the smaller
pound; lettuce, 10(ii5o per bunch; stalked Brasses, which constitute th
niuash, 2tf3c ; greea peas, 3c per pound ; bulk of the hay crop. Clover should lie
ciii:iimbers,35c pur dozen ; toinatoes,$1.50 cut for hayas soon as the blossotnu be oil,
02.00 per box; Oregon turnips, 15o per to turn slightly brown, for the develm!
dozen; young carrots, 15j per dozen; ment and ripening ol the seed will mska
beets, loc per dozen ; Caliiornia corn, 25c the steins more moody and lepg nHtrj.
per dozen ; Oregon, 35c per dozen. tions. When mown the swath thotild
Fauns Blackberries, 10c per pound ; He in the sun until the upper Dor i.m i.
cherries, 40c per pound; California partly cured; then turn it over, and iren.
pples, $2.00 per bx ;Califorma peaches, eraiiy tints'; by placing Into small p. . t.
M.OO Der box: Sicily lemons. 7.50: until dry enough for the barn. Ti,i."
California, $i.505.60 per box; Smyrna handling and stirring it receives whil
tigs, 10c per pound; plums, $2.00 per being cured the better. In a senson ot
box; Oregon peach plums, $1.10 per continued dry weather it may be hauM
box; apricots, $1.00(01.23 per box; in from the swath or windrow, if cnr)
California Bartlett pears, $2.50
box.
Stapta Qrocerlei.
Honey 10tg 18c per pound.
Salt Liverpool, $15.00(318.00; stock,
$11(12 per ton.
CoKKaa Costa Kica. 2ISc: Kio. 20c:
Salvador, 20c; Mocha, 27W30c; Java,
25(i2;vc; Arbuckle's 100-pound cases,
20 17-zoc per pound.
Bbans Small white, 3c; pink, 2,'B'(3
3?4c; bayos, 3'4c; butter, SJc; linias,
3&a per pound.
buuAB V, 4,'vc; uoiuen u, 4c; extra
per enough ; but clover will not shed rain in
an uinurnru tut., aim la UamageJ DV 1
heavy dew. 3
Timothy is the standard hay of the
country, and of the two is more resistant
to injury from wet than clover. Neither
one, however, should be allowed to be
come wet from rain after it has parti?
dried when it is possible to prevent iu
When catching, showery weather pre
vents, partly-cured hay should be placed
into cocks and covered with hay cups of
which every farmer should have a ina.
ply. These may be made from coaniT
heavy muslin, two vards wide, and if
u C 7 j ,r , me people oi liaku in Russia are ter- n Mairmiua A .Um- orm ir,.,l "vy wumin, iwo varus wu e, and if
h" SiSEflSSZ 'T ?' l!ie -'l'olera, and JSSi J!"? the '? I d H
)pel oi "sn, oysters, uama, crabs lobsters are fleeing from the city in every direc- JJ,ii..ti. a i!,' fastened down, will in most cases h.
i anu oiner cruBiaceans, turtles, irogs, ,io - Z"" ,i ' ' r 6 ' sutficiently protective without li
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snakes and other reptiles; specimens ol
aquatic mammals, such as sea otter,
seals, ushers, beavers, muskrats, etc.;
llnn-eat ing birds and their nests and eggs
and fishing boats and apparatus.
The jelly polace, which the women of
Ca ifornia will prepare for the World's
Fair exhibit, will be 10x2J feet and 25
feet high, with two open doors ap
proached by marble steps. The frame
work win tie ol wire.
tion
Annara has adopted the guillotine for
the execution of criminals, and the na
tives were delighted with the first exe
cution. The Pasha of Fez has apologize for
the ill treatment Meters. Chambers and
Bonsai, Americans, received at the hands
of his subjects.
The British Board of Trade returns for
On thin will h June Bhow that imnorta liwrinpil i .
something every month on his first wife's placed several thousand jelly glasses, 40,000 and exports decreased 3,30 ',000,
luuorui riuimr. cups, globes, prisms, etc., niled with as compared with last year.
Spencer county, Ky., Is threatened Je'ly of many similes of color, arranged European influence is chilling Hindoo
wiwi anuiurHi-gaa uoom,gasiiavingoeen i "'tioiii; nnu uenuiuui uhhikus. me laith. rtot a third of the monev re
struck at a point about a mile and a hall interior win oe oriniantiy illuminated
from Taylorsville. by electricity. The cost of the frame-
The car-manufacturing companies of f,,0" 8,10 68 alonB estimated at
The Secretary ot the Treasury has
awarded the contract for the construc
tion of the United States life-saving sta
tion authorized to be erected, upon the
1' c per Dound.
Sykup Kastern, in barrels, 4055c;
half-barrels, 42.SiM57)ii'c; in cases, 35(4
80c per gallon ; $2.25 per keg. California
sufficiently
painted.
Care must be taken that partly-cnred
bay does not remain unopened in the
in barrels, 2040c per gallon; $1.75 per "irr 1k RVa- monl1
' r 6 ' Farmer difTirsomewhit in t ie r id..
about the proper etatre of irrnuth
Michigan have combined. The capacity
of the trust is 10J cars a day, and the
profits $1,000,000 per year.
Several hundred negro emigrants have
left Christian county. Ky.. in the last
few days for Kansas and other Western
Secretary Foster of the S ate Demrtr
tnent said the other day that the action
of the Canadian Council in allowing re
bates on tolls on train shinned from
American ports on Lake Ontario pasaing
through the St. Lawrence canals and ex
ported from Montreal has no particular
(tearing on the controversy between the
united htates and Canada on the mi h-
iect of discriminating canal tolla. He
added that it could hardly be regarded
very much of a concession.
sites of flvo acres each in the Adiron
dack region for from $25 to $150 a year.
Philadelphia possesses the most re
markable street-cleaning contractor on
record. He sends a check to the con
science fund after every heavy rain
storm. The total amount of the pension ap
propriation bill as screed upon in con
wenee is $14(1,737,350. or $11,012.2-4
quired can be raised to restore the Tem
ple of Juggernaut at Puri.
The influenza epidemic is on the in
crease in Valparaiso and Santiago, Chili.
There were over tiOJ deaths from the dis
ease in Buenos Ayres during June.
France's last torpedo boat, HI), ran
grounds of the World's Columbian Ex- for two ho,,r9 at Bn average speed of 24tf
position at Chicago for $7,878. The sta- knnt9 an ,lour aml maximum speed ol
tion will be a part of the government's over 20 knot9 w,t revolutions,
exhibit at the fair. It will be one of the W. T. S end, the well-known Glad
most com p'ete of its kind ever erected, stonian, declares that a change ol Min
and will serve to illustrate in the best istry would be for the worse so far bb the
manner the organization and metliodn o' canduct of foreign affairs is concerned,
the life-saring service It will take the M. Hibot. Minister of Fwh AfT.lr.
is recalled M. Jacouct. Consul at Lnin-
sic, lor disorderly conduct while intoxi
cated, which led to his arrest by the
Leipsic police.
The Shelley Centenary Committee of
uoranam, anitiand, has decided that the
keg.
Kick Japan, $5.00(5.25 ; Island, $5.25
5.50 per cental.
Duiku Fuuits Petite prunes, 8Uc;
silver, 8?(gl()c; Italian, italic; Ger
man, 8(3 10c ; plumg,b(u,7.12C ; apples, 5ii 7 ;
evaporated apricots, 10jc; peaches, 9,'
(Siuc; pears, 8c per pound.
Cannku Goods Table iruits, assorted
quoted tl.50(1.80; peaches, $1.802.00;
Bart lett pears, $1.80(J 1.00 ; plums, $1.37 ls
(41.50; strawberries, $2.25; cherries,
$2.25(32.40; blackberries, $1.85(31.90;
raspberries, $2.40; pineapples, $2.25
2.80; apricots,$l. 001.70. Pie fruit: As
sorted, $1.00(41.20; peaches, $1.25;
plums, $1.00(31.10; blackberries, $1.25r
i.w per dozen.
5c(r1.00: strinir beans. 00c(al.no
The Typographical Union of New York
city has just secured a rich plum in the
shape of an agreement with the govern
ment to do the poBtotlice printing.
The State of Now York hon onnn Into
business as a landlord. It will rentcamp place of the present Chicago life-saving Im. reeullmi
station, the crew of which will be moved
to the new station
PURELY PERSONAL
Senator Mitchell's bill granting right
of way across the Umatilla Indian reser
vation for the Dumont Irriimtion anl
Improvement Company was reported to greater than the amount voted by the
the Senate, and at his requnt was taken "ol"W-
up ami parsed immediately. The bill On July 1 for the first time since 1885
preserves full Indian rights, and compels the State of Tennessee was able to pay
vuo ui'K'Himi uumpmiy 10 uirnisn the me interest on tne htate debt without
Indians with water (or irrigation pur- Korrowing a dollar. There is now a re
poses from the ditch which they propose mainder of $232,000 in the treasury.
!2, k'L-LJL"1!? ttnt' comP"nv During the last nine months the im
nuh reservoir sites as may be necessary porlg 0f coffee into the United States
on the lands owned by the Indians. .mounted to 405,187.732 pounds, an in-
Judge Randall of the Department of waoeoi upward ol loO.OOO.OOO pound
Justice, who was specially detailed to over the lujPorl 'or the same period last
Investigate the cbarirea nm.l hv Ait. cor'
and a committee of the Portland Trans
portation Bureau during the recent visit
ui Mr. (Jlarke to that city. The matter j
will have to go to the Western Tralllc
Association, but the lumbermen are con-
nuent u win act lavorauiy. The new
specifications on which the charges were
iMineu, it arnuiii uwen 01 all the aer on
charges. The report will not lie made
public until after copies have been fur
nished Nettleton and Owen.
New York Is growing at a great rat',
e-peciany in the upper part. The valu
ation of real estate has increased over
$40,1X 0,000 in one year, chiefly In the
warns mat are being built up with new
uouseB.
The magnitude of the work now In
progress at Couewago and vicinity along
the line of the Pennsylvania railroad is
very little understood. Una thousand
Victorien Sardou. the Famous French
Author Italian Workmen Testify
Their Respect Etc.
Roger Sherman was a cobbler's ap
prentice 150 years ago. He worked bis
way up to be a lawyer and a Judge and
statesman and a signer of the Declara
tion.
Congressman W. L. Wilson, the Chair
man ot the Chicago Convention, was of
ered the President's chair of the Mis
souri State University two years ago, but
declined it.
Mine. Leon Bertanx is announced ass
probable candidate for membership in
the Academic des Beaux Arts the first
woman to seek such a distinction since
1783, when Mine. Vigee-Lebrun was
elected.
George 1). Johnston; the newlv-ar
wmcti timothy should be mown. Tin
most common practice is to cut after the
seeds are fully developed, but beforethey
are ss ripe as to shell out while curitii
Bn.l kfln,lli 11.x 1.... "
auvi jjhuuuuk iuq linv.
As a rule coarse grasses should be cnt
at an early stage and before ripening ol
the seeds has made the stems dry and
woody.
Lump Jaw In Cattle,
lltomonk-ad.)
The discussions and litigation that has
been going on with regard to the nature
of lump jaw in cattle and the healthi-
neSR Of t.llA mPAt. hava uumlfun..:! .....
egetables: Corn. $1.4a interest in thi. Qin,,h,, ;Co.
(32.00 ; tomatoes, P5c $1.00; sugar peas, eibly diseases. A correspondent sni
per gested a few weeks since that it tniidit
me to
S. D.,
lSknte hi! "f ?-?the following experi-
ion. .V ,it,ji k ' . -V -'- A f, oul;o " "uring ine last season :
?.""a'.8,1;!. "!i";rt,L75! 2 lbs" . May my herd was so bfldly.f-
;4 ui., tj.ju. iectedwith it that th Ae..-,r thnw
out a number of head, so baillv (lit
MincelUneonn. that he rfffftrdwl th
Naii Base quotations: Iron, $3.00; did notcallaveterinaiittn.andtheluoiM
steel, $3.00; wire, $3.50 per keir. in due time disappeared. In June I pur-
Ikok Bar, 3c per pound ; pig iron, chaBed a quantity of rock ea t, and left
$24 (ii 27 per ton. it where my cattle had free access. It
STKKir-lOc per pound. lasted nntil October 1, and from that
Tis I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qual- time nntil December my cattle wers
ity, $8.50(85.00 per box; for crosses, $2 salted irregularly. In December three
extra per box; rooting, 14x20, prime more cattle, two of them dehorned, were
quality, $0.82 per box ; I. C. coke plates, attacked, and thinking that it might be
14x2), prime quality, $7.75 per box. from the want of salt, I procured an-
Lkad 4c per pound ; bar, 0,c. other supply, and since that there have
Shot $1.80 per sack. been no new cases and the affected onei
H0RKES110K8 $5. have recovered."
Naval Storks Oakum. $4.50(35 ner The Question t nnra whtthn
ale; rosin, $4,811(35 per 4S0 pounds; tar, any of these cases were genuine lump
dozen. Meats : Corned beet, $1.90(32.00; be the result of dehorning. Alludi
chinned beef $2.2o; lunch tongue, Is. this, A. J. Wimple of Hereford. I
$3.15; 2s, $5 5 ; deviled ham. $1.60(33 85 makes the suggestion that it is the
pointed Civil Service Commissioner, i tions are now beina conrliietert in Hf.
an Alabamian, a nephew of the Confed- mine the conditions of climate suitable
erate General Albert Sidney Johnston, for the cultivation of the date palms,
and was himself a Brigadier in the Con- Great Britain has larger commercial
'TZ?' u,. 'ntT8,s in Morocco than any other
wt I... n i u ' i j ro"i'.cv;' country, commanding three-fourths of
county celebration of the centenary shall
take the form of a library and museum
to lie established in that town.
The German government has expended
$80,(100 in building a factory at Snsndan
for the preserving of all kinds of Drovi.
ionB for the army, and about 650 opera
tives are to be regularly employed there
A woman has offered to bequeath a
very large sum to the French Theater il
she be allowed to place a statue to Mou
ner-Miiiy opposite the monument to
Talma near the entrance to the theater.
The damage done by the great fire at
Cliristiania. Nnrw.iv. amounts to 7 rt;Hi .
000 of kroner a kroner is equal to 27
cents. The total number of houses de
-troyed in jtfo, 8nd also two banks and
Prince Roland Bonaparte has installed FSc" ''
f,rA?;?fe'ni -""-vol OW.PXK1 to ch'oice, 3 had aca 5. a?d C ?nnt lenl
..D im.r, panara, wnere ODserva- F .puuim. .... . nn. ,; - - . ...
wool umpqua Valley. lfiraiRc: Wil- . "" .i " . ."7 vnV "?
U isrim,; .-i: " muvu "! WD' we can lump liw oe
Stockholm. $13.00: Carolina. 7.00
harrel ; pitch, $0 00 per barrel ; turpen- not be due to the lack of salt. The con
tine, boc per gallon in carload lota. elusion ol our correspondent that it pm
H,rt,iT7d .. AKlY1;?.!:.ILo!!?iJn:!ii!:'::
tTOffiOTl" fl'atPa nnde;.7ommonneof
over65Sunds 4c ulr, dsS Zl A" 'f PP'"!IM
sheen nalta. r .or aiSS!..' localit es and on some farms, while on
t "7 '" UkB1"V' " V not much of what we call lumo la
quy; Ean'go
pound, according to condition. r KfVi'? ,0' flel",fl. teeln' "
nueiu iv win act lavorauiy. ine new Tim nr.nl .lhiil..n f i. , ,
... .... 10, . . , 'eated so far as this sesnion of Congress
Confer, O. W. Mead and 8. C. Mekam, hack to the Senate. It will be talked to
ndicted by the grand jury for conspii- death, and the probability is that It can-
ng to defraud the government out ol its not now be passed unless it ia amended
who iu riin aiiua in ine noseourg Home of the anti-silver men think it will
district, was tried in the United States be passed anyway, but they think the
Circuit Court at Portland the other day. cloture rule will be necessary to secure
When the. taking of the testimony was It, The fact that the Republicans of the
concluded United States Attorney Mayi committee prepared and submitted a
stated that in his Judgment the evidence minority report gives the silver men
was not sulllcient to warrant the jury to hope ot having their support all the way
bring In I verdict of guilty. Judge through, and the management of the
Deady then instructed the jurors to anti-free silver tight has practically been
tbey did .ucU vumeu over w tne nepuuiican leaders.
A statement was recently published By treaty with Samoa the United
showing that the average length of haul States acquired the right to establish a
per ton on the Great Northern road had station for coal and rtlier naval supplies
risen from 214 miles in lasil and 232 for her naval and commercial marine
miles in 1890 to 270 miles in 1891. It is and Attorney-General Miller has given
stated to be even greater thus far this " opinion that the right conveyed bv
year. The average for 18U1 ia only six- the treaty undoubtedly Inrln.Li il.'-
teen miles less than thatof the Northern riaht to make the provision relating to a
Pacific for the same year, while the mile- coaling station operative by the purchaee
men will work a year before the under- 'or Christopher Columbus by donating an export and import trade amounting
taking is completed. several days' work on his monument at in the aggregate to about $17 000 0 X) oer
The grain acreage throughout the fthh ave.nue and 8ixty-ninth street, annum. ' F
greatly increased this 10 ""'cuing WM lne alory
yields a large portion of the idow's mite.
10rai8 n.r nnn,J Jaoee r AH any ra
- , t-"""l rinva Kprintnral anthn In tnm IK. at.tA.
inent mat
Hops Nominal;
flmnnlirif ts ilntirllttnn
v....n w"ull"ul' I mpnf that aan Im II if iha
...vuv .inH amy ia KWU. aiiU it
Th Mftt Mlrkt. BR It thuir nottU i. illh
- vw.v uivig icjjuiaii l k n..
Southern States
year. King Cotton vie Id
of his territory to wheat, corn and oat
crops, ihe larmers are producing grain
ageoierated by both is practically the or transfer of land from native or nlhwr
same, and the Northern Pacific had allvman owners to this government. I'ilful of water upon an organ grinder
It- . ....1 . . 1 I ... . . , ill .. 1 ....... . I ik . . I ...I. At... . 1 . I I . I
in iraunwuiiuenuii uusiiiesB inciuued. I Bwp" Hiwaru me pureiiase have "en ie waier is in row n by a house-
The conclusion reached was that the been taken, and theestahliahnientof the holder a ho is on bis own premises and
Great Northern had increased its aver- "rat regularly and fully acquired coaling annoyed by the strolling artist.
age nam by largely increas nir the station on loreign soil is nsorl a. .im. M..irUMn . pi,ii-.i..ti.i- Ui i),.,. -L , . .V?.""
.mnnntnf lm i,f.l t th. -n.l i then. I. .n.nl. ......Ui .-'" - -"T" rari- rnawBS Marie Ol tdln
w- . . .w w v vuu ui - "i i""!'! mni'iii iii rtrH" i iiittii. it ns iMtn unninwnnr. nisnrun.1 i.M i iinrirn.
Y"".".. "fi"".iu.wimin a year ine receipt ol a draft for I4.(iu) fmm . I Ti,..,.. r nn .
me united htates will nossess irfit. . h ... -uk ' i , " v ""K"n "i aonn uaro-
It . ' " . iruif nn (tiBvu mill HID If ( 1 1 1 B IHl HT I linj SS Mnnnt.t. lJlf .Ik 1 J 1
its operated mileage in Montana.
, Captain Carlson of the steamer Chll
cat, just arrived at Tacoma from Alaska,
gives the first authentic report of the
bloody fight between theCbilcat Indians
and the whites on Chilcat Bay. The
fight was not between the canners and
Indians, although onecanner was stabbed
and beaten nearly to death. The white
fishermen bad trouble with the Chilcats
over the setting of a fish trap. July 4
the Indians got drunk, and revived the
feud by beating and stabbing the whites.
The whites then shot and kil'et aweaithv
Chilcat buck, and later the Indians ral
lied and in order to kill a white man
for the Indian killed shot an nnknown
and unconcerned man just in from Ju
neau. A doable charge of buckshot
struck him in the left side, shattering
his watch and carrying away the entire
fleshy part of his aids between the hip
and ribs. Carlson bronght the dead and
wounded to Juneau. An Investigation
has been ordered. I
Beep Live, 102c; dressed, 4X Igood thC
rri. t . . . . I f(nft. I n
me rrencn cnamoer or Denntien h.i
nouot . hill l.l !r irr , " J1CTTOM UVO. WKcbVtC". drnamvt 7
Sir James Lyall. the famous er-Go VZZZZ1"'""'? limbs, live. 3Vc: dressed. 8c.
ernor of Punianb. is makinir a vnvnro m ti.a i,i .i I ,f v"r"n Hoos Live. HCihKa: riresl
fully 25 per cent, cheaper than any year round the world. Sir James went out to who was fatally injured in a dynamite V'1 fc per pound.
since eniaiin nation. India t hirtv-sir vaara a..n . nn,-n u. ' ' " ujruniuue Roin Mmn to,lim 1,m
l-yall of the civil service. He is the au- Ti....i,t.n . .. . . large ham, 14 14c: breaktoat
bigbee's left banks in Mississinoi. de-10' of many i'"lortant works on Anglo-1 itt-si - VEi -.il!- bwn. 14.(,iltJc: drr salt sides. lO.c:
etroying thousands of acres of tine cot
ton and corn and sweeping away all
bridges erected since the April Hoods.
The damage will not fall short of 40O.-1
000, and hundreds of families are on the
verge of starvation.
Governor Buchanan of Tennessee and
the Prism Inspector have entered suit
against the Tennessee Coal and Iron The age at which a "rhil.l
Uailroad Company for $147,000 leas, ceases to be such has not yet been de- child to
money due from the time the 500 on- termined. But Josef Hofmann, the boy off eleventh hour broke it
yicts were not allowed to work by the pianist, seems to have reached it. Late th. mik,.. r i .
Kast Tennessee miners, and for ex penses, reports say that his fingers are lo-ing h.. if! . I?,0,"t''A"'erably
etc., for maintaining guarvls and militia, their suppleness, his ear its delicacy and i"!! l J: l-u- 30 Bhll"nifS per
i I ... i . , . . . . hli inn Ii nn .1 " iiwi uu vntii
vku Kiuiuera re scarcely tolerated I "'
WVJ"'? Ferdinand of Bulgaria, it is r
.... .. - iu iii-nw h nioreu. win marry
perhaps Princess
will strengthen E
"'" ?1."K on account ments, elect on or no e ection. In (Vtn-
" Si'""1,-0' "M,Ferna" ! billed to lectuw 'Tq Oxford
the history of Universities, and he will
HOME HINTS.
Hemorrhages of the lungs or stomach
are promptly checked by small doses of
salt. The patient should be kept ai
quiet as possible.
w hen the taste of the cook has be-
Secretary Foster (J. W.) is .aid to be intenSa hfflniyl!?ld ? C.n' fir po'nU. fes, a sw.llowof milkwill re.toreths
the only man in our dinlot atic history v fnfr i, ti i ,h ,U00, thn,s1?rei,.t- LD-Componnd, 99c; pure, 11 d,elcacy of the palate, so says an old an-
who ha. held &Zmu2lZrtthie& ixhiWtion ,2''c' W lOaioVrponnl9 the cnisine. ' .
class. President Grant sent him to Mer- BAU,UU,U": Common sulphur will kill or drive
ico, President lUves annointed him tn n aid that a native Judge of the Bi ami B.int. sway the little, fish-ohaped, silvery pet
Kussia, and President Arthur gave him palcutta "'ah Court will shortly be made Burlaps, 8-oi., 40-inch, net cosh, 6'c; which infests our pantry. Sprinkle the
the Spanish mission to appear before that court as a de'end- burlaps, 10-oz., 40-inch, net cash, 7,c ,u'phur freely about, and the place will
ant. It is said that he nptfotiatuH miih I borlans. 50-nt.. iuvin-h ui '5! soon be cleared nf h vermin
a millionaire for the ma rri hub nf hi. burlans. 15-ni rti.inih i-v. k.uL , I A hole in a rarmant m l n.itrhetl
ox.,7tt-inch, 14c. Wheat bags.Cafeutta. 80 nelt'y ,na' the defect will be ecareeiy
23x30, spot, 8c; three-bushel oat bags Vlsible- The patch should be fitted into
-
7C
cattle. 2 Bhll Ultra on ahu.m 10
shillings on pigs and 50 shillinea'on
THE TWO TERRORS.
. horses and also a duty of 7 shillings per t? 1 f,rl!;ht mj" oul by L'-h' "nd
a British Princess. IUU pounds of beef and mutton .,! in . un ner come the rears;
Maud of Wales. This shillings on pork. w.h fi7Jl rf m',den,
able coaling station on the Pacific Coast, i
iuuj iu uunorao'y acquire!.
The Unltoil States marine hospital
service at San Francisco will be directed
by the Secretary of the Treasury to care
fully inspect all vessels arriving at r-an
Francisco from Victoria. R. fi.. an, I
sels from Northern ports havingon board
passengers or merchandise from Victoria
10 prevent ine introduction of smallpox
Into San Francisco. The Secretary ol
the Treasury has received a telegram
from Assistant Surgeon Magrnder at
rori iownsenn, stating that smallpox is
epidemic at Victoria, and that many
cases are now under treatment. Owing
about fifteen years ap and has finally a Confederate General in that struggle
turned up as the superintendent of a ls still living at ths age of 80 years ab
rich silver .nine in Mexico with an In- though one would scK sn.nZVtV.,
c mie oi f- he WM ,n ..n..n ruV"
The Boird of Supervisors of Fairfax been in Buncombe county for over bait
iiinty, Va., at its last meeting made an a century.
order directing the Clerk of the Connt.
Court, F. W. Richardson, to advertise
for bids for the privilege of lithograph
ing the last will and testament of George
Washington, the original ropy of which
is on file in the Clerk's office. The will
is in the handwriting of Washington.
Victorien Sar.lnn. th. anther if "The
odora" "La Tosca" and other famous
P ays, nas a very happy domestic life.
His aged father lives with him. and has
Inst celebrated his 90th birthday. Sar
dou has several children. Ha does most
work ia the early hours of the
uiurning.
A 500-pound projectile fired from the
hi f.if.rVJ.VJ!!5 .lron.r " nJ? L Vr: O'Wi declination of the call to
to th. close proximity of Tacoma. 8,tT I rh limTZTZ? iJJ. .nrchV1Jo',on' '".P
lie ana fort Townsend to Victoria and The .fflm in hr i tv" "1 T'J " u"T,Bor nM P?"1 rtd.s-
iiiecouunuii irainc oeiween tnpce piar..B grounds
i... i..ry iierarimeui is ai.rme.1 for ; in some way, tor the venoot was
........ uiar aun-au. noil sir n- Ollirtara
iui uwuia tn n in u qsm Uoptttl olths
wprerenut. wu rescued.
ground, say. the proj-rtil. was deflected irTiZJL
.ontof thedim-t line ing candidates. nd intimates that tha
footing. Th.ci.w-of thaooner church is deterior.Ung II T.phriL S
. -"'"""a
uu congregation.
read a nsoer before th. ori.ni.i r
, , k-tivuMII V.UI1-
gress in London soon after on ai-nhi
Greece and the East.
Dr. Brown-Sequard has not lost faith
in his famous elixir despite the attacks
Himm upon it. ai a recent meeting of
the French Academy of Sciences he de-
ciareu mat us use has made him ten
years younger, and that thousands of
people had been cured by it.
Tn. passage through the Sues canal
grows shorter every year. According to
the annual report the average duration
is 23 hours 31 minute, soma : ni.ni..
less than twelve months ago. This im
provement is due to th pWiri.'i;.ki
enabling vessels to continue their voyace
at night, ' fc
There are nowbeinir tried n T...I
Italy. 212 persons charred i,h h.i.J
connected with th. Mala Vita of Andrea!
rrom in. testimony brought out it an-
pra they met in th. catacombs of
Santa Margherita. where
were performed before th. "image of tha
Madonna.
Tha ahailon of n kin.lr.wl
riki..i.. - . "Krr -
" " -wnu i'in)r; wao i.'iall say
What form beneath thebrouillni mantle Dean
WTileh way she turn, my soul finds no reliel
My smiitun soul may not be comforted;
illcrnately she twluga from grief to grief
And. poised between them, wars from dread to
For there the dread, because .h, Im,; aod
cere,
Beoauae ahe knows not. Intjr fahjtj with tnr.
m Amy Lerf
the apertura with the irreatest accuracy,
and should be overhanded to the sur
rounding edges.
ihe writing paper most in vogue n
large, square sheet of clear white, which
folds once and fita into a larire. faasrs
envelope. A cipher or monotraiu i
gold or silver is liked, though a number
of people have the bouse address on the
flap oi the envelope. so that if the letter
is raisuirecieu it can be returned.
To remove freshly-snilled ink from car
pets first take up as much as p jssibie o.
the ink with a teasDoon. Then ponr
cold, sweet milk upon the spot, and ta
np as before, ponring on milk until '
last it becomes only slightly tinged with
black: then wash with cold water anl
absorb with a cloth without too much
rubbing.
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n BTiTnTiYofiTit
MUliiSllillDiM
ftnuninaaj " i it iiar.??
PnriflM the BLOOD, Cures COXSTIPATI0.X, IAPI6ESTI0X.
BILIOUSNESS, LITER C0PLAI.TS,MCE HEADACHE, COLDS,
PHl'LES, all SKIS AFFECTIONS, and DISEASES ABISISfifM"
DISORDERED ST0X1CIL
, Tht Genuine HAMB URO TBA is ptrf p in YELLOW WRAPPED
if k Factiwtik Signal EM IL FRESE.
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