EUGENE CITY GUARD.
lrprtelr.
EUGENE CITY. OREOON.
I)iIay of Orison (ame I'.irJs for
tlie Worll's Fair.
A MISAPPROPRIATION
o
OF FUNDS
Tie Huge fur HMilr-o Treasure Homing
la the XelgMurbood ol the San
I.uts Htj illiilon.
Arlnn'a Legielatur rhaje It esion
on April 14.
Hlock lxty feel in lengh withont
litaak are lonnl In th onyx quarries in
Lower California.
The Arisona Council ha passed a bill
exempting Irom laa'nn lor tenty
years all railroad tlial ueg.n work in th
Yarn lory within una year.
The last ol the Oar d'Alen rioter
bald In Jail hava been released in obedi
ence to a recent United Blate hupreme
Court decialon.
KailroaJ hop employe at Hacramen'o
threaten to boycott member ol It. a
Hard ol Trade ll the latter pereiat in
taking btmnee Irom the Or.
Ochre found on K.lljab Welch' place
below I'endleUm, Or., make paint ol
about the sain body and rotor a burnt
lenua, which It reaeuibiea greatly.
In the Arixona Legislature the Field
bill, which provided lor the diviion ol
the Territory into litigation district,
baa hren killed in the llou by an over
whelming vol.
The mieapproprialion ol fundi In
tended lor improving the capitol
r round at I'lionix. A. T baa lexl to the
utrodurtion ol a resolution in (he Leg
iilature to remove the capital.
The content over the KUialde will at
Hants lUrUra haa besun. About (50,
000 era involved, and the widow char.ee
her huetmnd waa unduly Influenced in
bil bestowal ol the properties on other
people.
Frank Ieenet, receiver ol the Koewell,
N. U.. United htatee land Office, dieap
peered a lew week aince, and advice at
hanla Fe atate that be waa abort to the
government somewhere between (U,OtJ
and (20,000.
A lew daya ago Miaa l.liiie Ihigm, In
tractor at the Indian school, known a
the Hlewart Institute, at Carson, In at
tempting to teparate two ludian girls
who were quarreling, waa struck over
Uia bead and It la believed tcrmu-ly In
jured. By the proviaion of bill which baa
paneed the Am ma Donee no boiiee ol
ill fame can enat within Ht varda ol a
piiMtc-erhool bil Iding. It wl.l break no
and clear out the ilivea on Monroe alreet
In I'lio nil, aa all that portion ol the
town la witiiin Iwj bliicaa ol the High
Heboid bu I .it g.
Allen Hli'xlea of Salem haa prepared a
dlaplay oi t Iregon game birda that wil.
go to the Wor.d'e Fair, ll omenta ol
eaveuleen Mongolian pheaeante, Includ
ing co k, ben and flit-ii ctn. . (our
fair lor a group; two pair ol Ktern
regon prairie clih kena, two pair ol
dueay grouae, two pair rul!UI grouee,
four pair valley tpiad, three pair moun
tain quad, a g oup ol jack aniand
aome other aingie pei'imena
Tlie government attorney! have aeked
for the diamieeal ol the raae ol the United
Hlatea V. The Willamette Vailey an. I
I'aacade Wann HMd IVimpany, now on
the calendar ol the Untied Matwa Cir
cuit Court ol regon, the tint having
been brought by the government to r
cover about $i'00,iM worth of land
granted to tlie coinaiiy lor the con
etruction of certain wagon made. Aa
the I'niUxl Hlalt-a Supreme Court haa
recwutly rrmlered deciaioo adveree to
the government in two ce.ee Identical
with Una one, the attorney! concluded
to aak lor ita diiiumal.
The Oregon and Calllornla Und Com
pany uaed to be aaeHd on b.l,tHU acre
ol land In Lane county. A new onr
ahln book revealed l"o0.l) acree. The
cumpanv longtil an aaeeeement on that
! .. . j - ...... ll
iM-idixl
Uaaia. 4II pupirmv
moallv In lavor ol the county of Una.
A compromise baa jnat beeu made on
11,000 acree. The principle ha been
fully eelabltahed that the railroad, or
land company, mint y laiee on the
land they areeutitletltounnerinegrani,
whether patented or not. Aa a reeult,
lane county will receive tbia year over
10,000 Irom that aconrce, where aeveral
year lormerly a few hundred dollar
were paid anuually.
The rag for bidden-treaanre bunting
till tii'ta In the neighborhood of the
han I.ma Key Mieelon, ai)) the Ueatora
tloa Society la Uking atepe to put a atop
to the I arrowing In and around the
walla. Aaan Illustration ol the elueiona,
there live In l.o Angelee aa old Indian
woman with the name of Trinidad. She
waa young gtrl, about twelve year old,
at the miion id San Juan Capialrauo,
when that onilding waa diatruyed by an
earthquake In U12, and thirty eight In
dian were kl led on that memorable
Knndav at high maw. Trtn'dad, who
elalmi to be a witch, aaya alia knowa
where a large amount ol gold an. I ailver
la buried in that budding, and tlie spir
it tell that It la alill there.
Tli .Virfawrlrm I timUrman of Chi
cago, treating ol the growing erarritv of
wliil pine lor shop work, tngg-la aev
eral woods t fill it place, audaavaol
th! Coaal' woods. : The two We-tern
woods that now seem likelv to become
important (actor in the Itctorv trate
are aprora and red cedar. The lorrner is i
a light, woou. ewny wnraea uni not ; eqirpincnt uraan ror ins nam mtntia
etrong, with a close, ataxht gram, ll j The sum charged to Oreg-m amoitrud
a been need to aome ei tent bv one of o 472. and this ws ile-lticted from
tb local ab, door aud blind (actur'ee (lie I.'i,0o0 direct tat due the Siat-.
with aatU'acUiry reeoil. 1 he red cedar , ll-ptewnttive Hermann, a t o w the
la more brittle than spruce, rather author ol t' e law which c ve theOre
cuarwe-grained, lint easily worked and mi I'm a la-ge quo'i !r .' a-ir. an t
eery durahle. It meet with aome lavor ' ei'i pn.eots a lew ea a a. I a tna.le
la ihi market aa a flunhiiig wood, hut i var,ou appea'a to Ihe r-x. retarv to r
la bardly aa draira le lor factory work aa . le the rha'c made ak-anl the il rec'
enruca. Yellow or Itiuglaa llr 'ariaimeit ' tat due the Mate. Some oli erS'a'e-
by oni I'ar.ne l oaal mill men to tw an
aa eicalien! fln'shing w.t. hot it la t.o
heavy to a I m l ol shipiornl Fast in
competition with apnea and cedar, lu
eommercial value i greateet lor con
airtictioa porjioao.
Charge of murder have been re'erred
against ihe Lincoln, eh., penitentiary
oihelai (or punish nf a prisoner no -
verety that he d e-l. A committee ai l
mak report thai prom t a rulioa.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Tbe Opening, L'p to Settlement of the
Cherokee Strip DeiwnJmt Upon
tl( Cherokee Coiifn.ll.
Kecetary Carllel haa a gned vouchert
to the amount ol t2-iO,l:0 in Uvor ol the
World's Fair Couitwesion, which are
payaMe In aouvenlr liall-dohars. The
commissi- n np to Ihi Mine haa received
(l.iOr.liA ol the (2.Vk'0j appropria
turn )v Cuugrse, payable in aouvenlr
ba (-dollar.
The de egate to the recent Interna
tional Monetary Conference have re
'gned. Am nig niam'vra o tJongrest
It la Iwlieved the President will eend a
miiimteamn to llrnssel to represent th'
rountrv when the conference reassem
hlea. The HeereUr nl Hate la now en
deavoring to ascertain how many coon
triea will 1 represented at the reawm
bling ol the conference. There a'e some
r.llicial who hold to the opinion that the
reeidnt will not eend another delega
tion to ltrti-i. lnt will drrgnate our
M nieter to Italgmm to attend the ron-lrfvn'-e
a the representative of the
United Metre.
Kecretary Carlisle, it it ttated on good
authority, intende to irive much ol hie
time thi oinrner to the consideration
ol th tar IT. l i view to o thorough
ly familiarising himself with tli.Q il). ct
aa to lie ah e to Indicate in a gener.il
way outline lor the formation ol a taritl
hill by the neit lemrratlc House.
Nearly every loail thet recbe the
Treasury leprtmerit coiitain ug;es
tiont from statistic. an and o'hera a to
compilation ol tar.tf hill. Home
tbirty or forty of there communication
have already twn received, prominent
among them being that Irom the Net
York H'lorm Cluo. Tl veneral r-.--line
ol the New York Ue'nrm Cluo't
taritf prorition correinda cloee;y to
the pronoa.tion euhrnittel in l"H by
K laaril Atkl'iaon ol iwnn to rreenieiil
t'leveland and Kecretary Manning.
The ei-ollicrhoMerg are aim t itelirl
on with joy over Cleveland a modifica
tion ol the rule concerning reappoint
menta tonttire. It le believnt that the
I'reeiilent will appoint "eiea" where it
nit bla pleasure, and apply the rule
where randidatea are ohnoi'oiia. One
reeult ol the announcement that the
"eea" would Hand aome chance la that
the Sen k tore and Keprewnlativea are
hedegel by greater mini' er ol canti
datea than ever. When It waa an
nounced that the "etea" were not in li,
the? retired reluctan'ly Irom the field.
and othera, who had not held oil ire,
came to the Ironl by eenree. Now. bow
ever, the "em" are attain lighting
bravely in the Iron! ranka, and le-tween
all the ('ongreaaman'i Ilia la mule mie-
erahle.
Henahir Do'lih calUil noon the Se re
lary ol the Interior the other dav re
garding the propoeed tillilier reimrvation
at Ashland, Or. it waa understood inai
till reservation wi illcl be made iturin
the laat administration, but I'reeident
Harrison did not find time 'o reach it.
iecn-tary Smith told Senator iMi'pli
that at present lie waa nnalile to do eiV
tiling regarding thla reservation sn I
too tiusy reorganising the Uepartmi-iit to
give anv lime or attention to the work
of the department eicept that nl mo t
pressing nature. The neo-ea'ty lor hav
ing the At bland reservation la said to la
titat the water supply nl that town is
dependent noon havlmr the timlier re-er
vation, a the denndtion tlie lands
where the water now come Irom would
protmblv reeult in greatly Impairing the
water ciipply.
When tlie Senate ratified Die trea'y
lor Hi ce-ai' n to the United Stales o'
the Cherokee Strip, th re w Inserted
therein a clue a Inch pr ivldci for th
-ompen4tton (or the land to lie made
in time payments in place ol the re
quirement ol the iroverniiieiit to pH
cash, as contemplated In the agreemeni
orlginallv draa n up with the Indiana
tin ino-lill atlon of the treaty wn not
accented bv the Indian, but l:l
ponaidcred bv their Icgislaiive lenly, the
i licrnkiHi l irincil, at a meeting to Im
lieM imn, Tli" early opening ol tlie
Strip will la) entirely deiM-ndi-nt upon
the action ol the Council, lor, should It
reject the in li Ileal ion ol the treaty
made by the i-nl, then it will - nec
essary lor the mat'er to heavain tiroiiKht
ticfore Coiii;res, which would, of course,
indefinitely delay the opening ol ll
lauda to settlement.
The State Iti-partment baa received ut
flcial Information that Ijuecn Victoria
has raised the rank ol Sir Jul-an
rauucelote. her repreM-ulatlve in Waah
ington, from that of Kitraordinarv and
Mini-tcr l'lemiotentiary to that ol Am
haseador, and lii cretciilials aa inch air
on their war here. I ntlcr the provis
iona ol the diplomatic and consoler ap
propriation hill ol March I, IH.t, Presi
dent Cleveland I author ed to con(cr
the aamerank niHinonr representative at
Unidon. Sir Julian rauiuvfote wil, l-e
the tiret Minister to Washington to hold
O.he title ol Amtieraoilor, lint it I h'ttlilv
prohatile that r ranee, tuirmaiiT, ICn-sis
and Austria will lie prompt to follow the
eiample thus aet by Knglaud and changr
the t:ll of their Minister to Auilsissa-
dora, thin necessitating by International
ivnriesy a corresponding change on our
part.
I.!tiiltiw I ween the l'nite-1 Slate
and the late corporation of the Church
ol Jeeua Christ of l-atter-lhir Snin's
commonly knewnaathe Mormon Church,
I not a yet ended. The Supreme Conn
baa before it an appe! renK- .i Ihe
use to which ahall h put the chur.-l
pMierty eacheated by the court 'a de-i-ion
at a prevtotia term When the prop
erty waa declared forletted the court di
rected the Utah Suprene Court to tlx
the charitable use to a hii-h it should he
pnt. The court ree te I the proposition
ol the government aa to the use a hu h
should le made of the fund from the
protiertr, amounting to alut Mi',l '.
and directed It should le applie-l to tin
support and aid ol the p()inember ot
the Church ol Jesita t'hri.t ol IjitUr
Iv Saint and to huildinx nd repair
iair9ne ol ej-sli'p 'or mem tier i
Ihechnn-h. Tlie l nite.1 State haa ap
eae.l from tin decree, aaserting n
wou'd practicallv permit the property t
Iw devoted to the aanie ptirposej fo
which It waa formerly held.
The Se.-re'ary of the Treanrr ba .'e-
cide. that the lormer action of the de
oartment Is Invalid wlilch de.(nc' froc
the direct 11 due the s vral State tin
sum heretofore chsrtcd for arui an
are interested aa to iml'ar charge made
aairt their qn la under the law ol
April, I rn'H, which providee foe an an
nual appMpr-al n ol J.l.i lor po
v il rg arm and qiipmr. lr the
whole Isely ol Ihe no ma. 1 l e depart
ment new iWldee that m Vew of the
long continual practice ol a'lowina; the
Stair to ant e pa'e iheir qno'as and to
honor the reqrj aitton nf t ei, .e'nof
on their representation of the enetencw
ot emergennee demand n the r liume
dot'. no charge ihoid Le made.
ItEVOND THE ROCKIES.
Heavy Immigration Flowing Into
Northwestern Iowa.
STRANGE DISEASE AMONG CATTLE.
lilslrp W!er la uej a ClrcuU Aik'rcssl
to the PriesS RfnclndlDg His
Former Order.
The Colorailo Senate ba passed a bill
aUi.lfhlng capital pnnlslnnent,
I'rof. Totu-a pre-.'. lb end ol tli
world om time in Septeiulwr net!.
Fifty thousand hotel room willO
aval .able near tlie World' Fair ground.
Tl.- IIUMrtn..kMA run ln(,orir!a la
r r.
reisirteil to I overrun with wild
A big llosUin ryiidii-kte I trying to ae
enre coiilrol ol the C'anad.ao steel indue
trie. Waahlngton newatmy are lorbidden
by law to sell paer except on th date
of iasue.
The city of lloaton i making a hard
fltiht againat the trolley ayalein ol eli-c-tric
car.
The Aranaa Taaa railroad ba rlrtn
tlly paaae.1 into th poeion ol the
Southern I'acitic.
In the liwer llouae of the Pennsyl
vania legislature th anti-l'lnkrton bill
haa Dually pueed.
A stranne dieae among cattle in
Central lllinoit I lielieved to be du lo
th feeillng ol millet.
Katlmate aa lo tit cost ol the t!
in the World'a Fair district rang from
ia,r jo.inio to M.owvm
Tli heaviest immigration that ever
Mowed into Northweel Iowa and South
iiakota la in pngreea now.
A crinoline-manufacturing concern ba
been ealabhahed In Uhode lalaud, tlie
Ural ol th kind In America.
It ia thought that the coinage ol
World' Fair eotivenir hali-doliar will
lie completed in three nrnnthe.
Alaiut 150 Chinamen living in Iloeton
have liitiinsled that they intend regie
tertng within the prescrilied erlo I.
S-jine one ba gone off willi all the coin
and record ol the noted Tenderloin
Ciub al New York, and it 1 now In the
throe o dissolution.
South Carolina haa istned bond cov
erimr Ita new loan, amounting to k-,2i0.
,Kl, hearing 4't per cent lnleret and to
run lor forty year.
Iiy a vote ol 31 to 11 the Minnesota
nnate ha tiaraed th Senate hid ex
ten ling the lull snllrane at all elect on
in Miiiuesota lo women.
The ca-e involving the Mormon Church
proiertr lis leu advanced in tlie
1'nlied Statt Suprt ma t'ourt to the sec
ond Monday ol tne next term.
ihe receivers ol the Heading road
have definitely decide! on the issue ol
receiver rertltlcate. the lamilholdera
committee will protbly tight it.
A corporation with a capital nl fl'i,
'k 0.000 ha lieen lormed to cover New
Jersey in tlie neighliorhood ol Jersey
City and Newark with electric railwaya.
ll I prnpowd by the organiied tin
and (heet-lnin ) ib worker and corn'ce
worker of St. Umi to eatahliali a train
ing eclnxd where apprentice will be
'aught the trade.
The Canadian Pacific andtiran 1 Trunk
road have an reed upon a rate of 1
tare (or Ihe round tr p Irom Canadisu
iMiinta to Chicago during the Wond'a
Fair. Ticket UI te good for one month.
The Kansas U-gialainr ha pa-sed a
lull making ll illegal lo require a gmd
iiiutracl in no'es, tnortgjge or oilier ol
,, gallon and making aiivcr, aa well aa
oid, a legal U-nder lor all deTita In Kau
saa. A committee appointed by tlie House
ol the Tennessee l.'-gislature to investi
gate the charges agaiual Judg lluikiise
ol the Shelby County Criminal C out
haa reported that there are no grouml
tor iuieachiuent.
Keorta to the bureau o' stat sties nl
the Treasury Ivpartmeut !iow a dec del
increase in the numlier ol ImiuiKraiits
entering tlie port ol San Francisco, while
in the other Mirla ol the country there
ha Is-en a lallinu-otr.
It I thought prntmhle that at the con-i-lua.on
ol ihe naval review Secretary
I lerliert will divide the ihip Into three
lleeta, put new ollieer in command and
aeud the vessel away at once to the I'a
cine, the South Atlantic and Knrope.
I'ian lor the America cup defender
how that aotii radical change have
la-en lntndueed over the lormer type of
vachta. The new bwu are neitlyall
124 leet in length. 2d to 'M feet beam,
and base a mean draught ol 12 to 14
feel.
1 he custom ollleer at New York are
holding the trunk ol aitumlwrol Ital
Ian opera inner under the belie! that
Ihe clothing in the trunk ia not the
propertv ol individual member, but nl
llenrv Abley, who haa charge ol the
troupe.
Judne Pallaa in the United Stsle Cir
cuit Court at I'liiledelph'e haa deniel a
motion to require John F. Searlea, Jr.,
Tressurer of the American Sugar h lin
ing IVitnpsny, to abow cause why be
houid not I compelled to anaaer lm
ikirtant queetiou In the tint ol the gov
ernment auainsl the anger trust.
Hishop W gger of the diocese of New-
Bra, J., Iia. ipbiiti mi mai ic,i,
addressed to each priest iu the dioceee,
reecir.iitng lit lormer order in which
priest a ere ordered to refuse aolution
io those memlier ol aparhh who rent
their children lo the public echoole in
prelerrnce U the parochial ichool.
Joseph M. lia(am of 1'liiladeiphia de
n ir that be tin sin an aired the $.' 0K.t,iM.
ectaleol hiafalheMn-law. Johnti. Head
ing, of which he waa thf)eteculor.
I'her waa aome Kwe in ,.rmka-e in
value ol certain seen ri lies, but the loss.
ava, will te trilling compared lo the
allegation ol
I ree dent I ieve and ha notified the
iiiember 1 hi Caomet that they mut
uake no apointmenle nnlll the names
I thM eoelfl to iwiim ottiee have
tnen tnhmitlol to and approved by htm.
("It a m e la laid down by the t'-sident
a the mot no t.ve terra', and JV la to
applv even to nerka In thedenartuiente.
J rlMveof Laving saind.ed aealthy
Irw al' over the runtrv lo the tnne oj
k,(kO, whii) rel-nd'ng to co.lec'
U"d lur the reliel ol Bee.lv Russian co
re, iilop sts, l'b neaa li)in.-ah, who
taiuis to be the son of a aeaithv n anu-f-turer
ol I'er an rareu and mK ol
Salinas, lVrsia. and also ol New York,
haa been arrested at Chicago.
The government patronage herel'ore
i,nulrrd the eected prperty of Sena
or, 1. r instance, aa Marrala and I'
V I-1 Attornev. I t"t d-c'arl !. for
t:,ard a-wd n to the ruling f the
lreidf-nt hnmble menitril tie House
evre a group ol pnvalecit-en nnv
freer nt the tauie ol can 1 dsiee wl:h
ron bop of occr la th appllcatida.
INDUSTRIAL BREVITIES.
Bottles are blown by machinery Q
Vineland, N. J.
Unci Sam' boy have faO.OOo.OOO 0f
capital Inveated In Hawaii.
Th Angora goat npp le the hair
which adorns ordinary doll.
T e.ihone chat cat $i for thr min
ute belaren I'arl and London.
There are now r.esr'y 2tK women prat
lic ng dent, .try in the l ulled Sta ee.
Kiirnlvi ol the 3'5 town in Maeea-
chueeita contain no rea dent phy-lcian.
There are in tlie Unded Slate mor
than l,7iM)ditiiict andaeparatera Iway.
The lvtchllld l'r Work in Indiana
are about to be moved to lllrm nham,
Al.
Over 100 eleitrlc car are lo I bui't
at once at IMlaburg lor a Chicago com
pany. .New Kng'anl ca:italis' bav pur
chase-1 7.i ,iKi) worth ol Tei4 tim ber
lands.
Several fleet' ol rivari")'t are to be
et iIi.ui.inI Ihi year on the Wertern
riv-ra.
The Armonr Packing Cou.;anv ha In
corporated in New Jeraey ; capital, 17,-
1. II R
bog'-W;Hi,no(j,
Woolen-o!e, hoe a'e be'ng alowly
introilucol In the cheup shop!. 'rWi
ilrlfikm llrford.
The novelty of th C-ilumbian ttnp
I wearing o:f. and tae old-titueri are re
turning to lavor.
Maker o( maple sugar in Vermont av
that tlie anpply thi year wil exceed
7,0 O.tkaj pounds.
The I.ingham gold mine in Belmont,
llaatmga county, OnUr.o, i proving
highly protitahle.
In some of th Kutern hre-blai kinr
i9 ar yon can have your high hat pol
ished by elcc'.ricy.
Canning lactorie. it I rejiorte I. are
lielng erei'tl In large number In vari
oua part ol Georgia.
It ll reported that Mttlhitirne, Aus
tralia, ! overflowed with men who want
work, hut ara unable to secure it.
Chautauqua county, N. Y.. ha 14,l)
acre ol le-aring vines and .VX) ai re ol
young vine not In liearing.
For llltv-two cxin seen live mile on the
ll-ieton and Albany railroad, it i Raid,
there I not a grade crnsaing.
An nuni-eol pure gold I worth f'JO.t.4;
therefore, a ton ol pure gold, which con
tain 21,0 0 ounces, ii worth $ l'.r,:tA.
Last year there wa borrowed out nf
banks and trust com panic in New York
and Brooklyn on real estate l8,0t,0,im
It i aid that 3.H00 mile of electric
road will he added thi year. One road
in Pennsylvania I to be eighty mile
long.
A Clearfield (I'a.) InmWinan, Simon
Flvnn, will rnn as.iHXi.Ottl feet of log
down the Susquehauua river to the law
mill.
The lurenCneKtliererof tWrgia, it
ia estimated, have during the past live
year destroyed fiOJ.OO 1,000 worth ol
pin timlier.
Million upon million ol herring are
taken every year. It i aaid that there
are more herring eaten than any other
kind of II iii.
It i estimated, Ihe Pittsburg 'ijirva
ay, that -U.:U',mi cottagea could w
erecfd out of the standing timlier In the
State ol Washington.
There came into New Orleana in two
da of Inst t k nine ateameia and one
schooner, Uarinir 102,00.1 bunches of
banana and ul.cOJ cocoanute.
The larnesi pumping plant in the
United Stales waa that placed in a mine
at Iron Mountain, Mich. It pump
Omi.imO gxliona in twenty-lour hour.
Now lint tin Pennsylvania minera
have an e nt hoiir Uw, rotne xipleare
inclined to ill lik they will have to keen
well nrg.ttiired to get iinv goo.1 out of It
A sir mg i Ifirt is b-ing made in New
Jerrey to deleat the law winch make
li tv-lie hours the limit of a week'
work. It l chiimed that the law i un-
c uistitulional.
PURELY PERSONAL
The fine lace owned by th Vander
hlll families are said to be worth i.'KKi,
000. iMvid 11. Smith, tlie aon of the Mor
mon prophet, Joseph Smith, lm lieen
an inmaieol tho aovlum lor the insane
al V. gin lor leveu'.een year.
Ijidy Henry Kuneraet is aliout to start
a paper, to he ailed Ihe llniiiii't Un
,i,l, which will lie the i man ol the
Woman' f hrntian Temperance Union.
1-ord Ch el Justice Coleridge of Kng
land will pnt.ah y visit ' h, country
Airing ihe World' Fair. He wa here
m Ixh', and was then a tad, spare man
of t.l year.
Mim F.iuily Faithful ol Uuidon ia en
deav riug to oigtuiie in one ol the aub
urbe a home (or wnun-n n ho are working
tor their own living, the id -a lieing to
provide eat h ocenptnt with a private
room at a low rem ami the use of com
mon dining and reception room.
Tlie lird Mayor of Ixindon. who Is a
Hunan Cat hoi c, went out of his way the
other dsy to pty a visit in atate to the
Church of Kngland Young Men' Soci
ety In l.ndt;al Circn. and he not only
made an excellent speech, but led a tub
stantial t it In hi own and the I-ady
Mayoress' name.
Hon. Warwick 11 uh of St. I'lia, ex
Judge ol the Supreme Court ol Missouri,
ill he an applicant lor the othce of A
ia'ant Attorm y-tieneral o the Interior
I'epartmetit, now held r Hon. tteorge
II. Shield. The latter was appointed a
memlier ol the Arbitration Commieaion
n Chil an matter.
- J Thou. a Alien, a veteran ll'.l rear old
Iiva in Tvler county, W. Va. He ervei
under Weihnirton in the war with Neio
leon.uinlertiene'al Sott in the Mexican
ar. and at the sue of 72 yeara he en
I sted in the war of the rell!ion. li s
physical aiqiesrance waa such that he
passed muster as leing under 4.V.
ll ia aaid l.ird Koery' icreat deaire
ia to see a new and mrgii:!h-ent ldon
hit lit up on the I ni ol the old c yj In
his Uivhnxxl. it appear, his three attihi
tions were to fiarrr one ol the richest
women tn Kurope, to win the IVrbv and
liecome Prime M nister ol Kng'an l. O
these tt ree aiub tion be ha attained
none ao (ar.
Secr.tarv tlrehtm love t it hours
and h ittra leW'l-s statue p( tJenera!
M. 11 e'son iu W hington. The two '
were ir.t mi'e i :ti -era in Sherman's!
a: mv. O e d lie ore At'ar'a lirea! am '
as t.-rr-.hy a.vi .! ! si M- l'tn-r,n's
l ie, and r;y tinrii,' lte M Theratn
waski e, Tii-rt-' room for Icciing In!
a r"e oke that. j
Sir AI't-nI S ep n. the ex Chief Jo-
t-ceoi Nw outti Wa e, can give pom
even m Mr. ti'.nds'nne in th matter of
juven'itv. Ileum hia f-'d yer, unt i
keei4i l,i l ti i danh'er I ny for an
Itourw da !y tking down h a rraini-i
rvnee from du-'atioo. S r A frwl ia the ,
N.stor ot I.'nc-iln's He enter.l
li ere as a stu lent n ldend mas called
lo the liar in N iern-, l;'.t. Tw vesrs
a'trar l I e ere, krt--d to t !i ait p-'es
v,lT,',"i.rn.ri 'f ll then pensl
coonvo' Van l eunn'a I an I. now lb ,
aeil-fovemiti colony ol Taeuiaaia.
FOREIGN CABLEGRAMS
The Bltxxiy Banle of Santa Lucia
in II miuras.
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS IN GERMANY.
me Corinth Cmal Approcblng Comjil-.
Hon GUdsfone Fivori tte
CtaDQcl TuantL
Ixndon music balls clear (row MtoTO
per cent. A nother I to lie erected.
In mali hotel in Kit- eai-h gnert Is
expected to find hi own lie.clothlng.
Th extradition treaty Is-lween Swe
den and tl. Unitol SUle ha brn rat-llie-l.
Tlie operative co'toii-ij inner of Min
chesler, Kngland, bav cirred to coin
promise. The Kiel oUervetory has fonnd an
other planet. Thi i the tlfteenth (ouud
tin year.
A mas meeting at Ihida-I'iHh adopted
resolution favoring Hungarian Inde
pendence. i The Nlcarsgnnn CongreM i discnss'.ng
I the proMiiiliun to declare war against I
I llonuutH.
j The foot and mouOidiseaseba broken
'out in th Merlin cattle market, and all
i remova'a ol call e have lsn prohibited.
The Itratilian Min ster at I'ari ha
' denied Ihe truth of the report '.hat there
ha leen fighting in Kin Grande do Snl.
1'el-all, a rharniiiig StatToriUhire vil
lage, is in dunnerol disappearing thrringb
a suhMdeixe caused by unmug c era
i lion.
I The talk ol lower wrg for coal min
er in Kngland l.aa tceitainned threve
that not a pound of coal will be mined
, for a month.
j The oil industry lias changed Ilakn
from a villata to a large, tl inrishirg
! town. The lluk u oil retinery i thelarg
i est In exiatence.
I A plot to overthrow I'reaidenl So nga
!ol Nicaragua ha lieen frustrated hy
mean ol iii fori alion given by the wi e
of one of the conspirators.
Tlie (Vngo Free State authoritie have
iirmniied n expedition having for it
1 olij-ct the n prennon of the trailic car
ried on by Arab ilave dealer.
A nn mlier of the f.imous Oldenburg
carriage horres will lie rent to the t hi-
- cago Kxhihitiou. -Thi i the moat noted
Ul ll'JI-r, ill nil .ifiuniij.
The l'oie ba informed the French
Rishnpa ot hi deep-. on to crown his
Kp s.-o al jubilee by the beatification ol
the rrencli heroine, Joan o! Arc
The Imiltid iry question between Chili
and Argentina Inn Iseti delayed in Ita
settlement, Argentina wishing to con
tilt C nresa belore ai-n nj a treaty.
The Italian government lu m-t rent
the (iei man Kmiieror a innun tic-nt al-
hu in cor.taininir photograph and pict
ure ol every ship in the I uhan navy.
It i the law in It -nuiark that every
! drunken man shall I taken to hi home
in a carriage provide,! at the expense nl
j the saloonk'-cper who sold hiui til1 aet
i drink.
I A Irtni-h antrchist nainel Barnard
I lis U-en yrre-leil at Koine. He is sus
pected nl luviug cauw-d the ex plosit li
st the 1'alace Ant Iti Mattel aui the Pal
ace Altieri.
The Social IVniocr.it in Itermanv
have decided not to o'werve Mav dav,
gmnt a a reason the imn-iverieheil
coti l tion of the woi kirumeu throughout
J the Umpire.
Several rise of cho'era have appeared
in a convict prison in Mo-eow. Hu-sm.
The I'rovincialConncii haa voU'd IW i.CO-t
fntni to he spent in iiiHtitufng prevent
ive measuree.
Tlie police authorities of Birminirbam
have serve noth-es upon the small shop
keeper, info'tuing them that if thev
continue to trade on Sunday they will
I prosecuted.
The Mikado has aroonhed the law in
Japs.ii winch provided that the author
iti could pick out a mun (or an unmar
ried woman ol a certain age and coiujel
him to marry Iter.
C'liaiicel'or Caprivi re'uei to compro
mise on tlie t iarinan army hill, and an
appeal to the country is v-rv likr-ly to
I iliow thedeieat ol the mru'iire, wtilch
seem now to b certain.
Niiineron Austrian, ti-rman and
Prussian Catliohca have pe-i turned the
Pope to call an international convention
to use their influence in trying to stop
gambling at Monte Carlo.
The Chinese government haa dis
patched IS,') reieaiihir title to the
troop on the western frontier in ihe vi
nnitv ol the I'amir, and numerous drill
inspector accompany the transport.
The work of the ahlp canal between
the North Sea and the Baltic are lining
pushed forward with inch energy and
regu arity a to give In pe of lu being
rtmshed in l.V-'i, a originally intended.
Bisinari-k aaya that all he care for
now i to remain at home with hi fam
ily. He rarely visits.ai-rlin, Ifx-anee he
ha no house there, arr.'t he dislike on
lamiliar beil and hotel a-vnmmodatinn.
Kelig'ou riot have broken ont in
Amoy. Manv native Christian have
te-en tortU'e.1, and a few have la-en
k (4 I. An Knglish missionary aa at
tacaeil by a amliol fanatic, and l-arely
saved hi life by flight.
Th Corinth cana1, which i now ap
proa, lung completion and is to be opened
on April t next, waa forma'lv com
menced on March 27, lJi The canal
i over It', mile in length. tkS fret wide
on the U.ttom, Ml leet at the water line
and 'H feet deep.
The battle ol Santa l.ticia in Honduras
i staled to hve lieen the t noiiiesl ()e
which l as taken p ace durmit the ri
aition. One hundred and ti ft r men were
killed on fe nrld, of(T)honi 100 le
longl to Villela'a i'iik, tt-neral II. -ni.la
ha ck-cupihI Jut c- pa. meeting no
resiflance. He a ) captured SoO r tie.
Tlie commission at M. rvershjrg, ap
pur.tr. I to define the te-rn "P-rntora1
water" aa used in trie Behrni Srcae,
ha decid- d that the term app'te to an
aa era within thirty leene of the coast
tne Keen at StlVtersborg there 1
'.i:'le ev ition that th' dec ran will
1- e.veptjlv any I irein power except
rrrhap tl.e Unord !.
After repeated interrocation and
much I'arhau enta'V pressure the lir.l
l-h M.ti'siry haatla-t avow-d ita U"
renter to rir Klaard Wa'ains. Hia
Chsnnel rnr.nel hill i not lo l. ppoorHi
h the M n'-fy nor hv any M ni-t-r a
dirtmenL li.a.lstone i a convert to
the tunnel.
A new evietr jmrnal, the i.m
' '.:, aa lonnle-i -n Ixn d,m lore
eek-aito. In tt co uti.ns cirrent ti-von-e
rar are to he str a 'v ren-"te.'
with nre o- the sp.cy .'etai omitted.
Art c e on divorce will tw yiS.
TabelpW,! ail matters ol in'ereal in th
panicuVr province of tb papar. 1
PORTLAND MARKET.
rrmmm. rr.it. fym.
WMEaT-Val-y, 11. 12 i WalU Walla
11.05 per ceotai.
Fcn-fundard. 13.30 s WaIU Walla, '
43 60; urauam, 6uprnn. I2.S'
per twrrwi.
Uarw Cboicw, 43 i 45e per bnhi i fair,
Or; rolle.1, in tag, o.25.3tl.60 barr!,
rtt.lOig'J 7; caae. 3.75.
Uv iw.t. Ill I3.W oar tons com
mon, r'."J';10.iJ.
Miujrri rr liran.118 .7j umtu, .1
JO; ground jarler,i3 ;4; chop 'ee-l.tls
par t-.u; whol (red Uney, B0( per
cental, midd Ing. 123 424 per ton; brew
ing Parley, H0n c per cental; cbickeo
wheat, l.l" per cental.
BiTtiB Oreg-n lancy creamery,
ia-toe; lnc dairy, 22i2-c; lair uj
g.wd, 17S'i roinmon, UVl'V P'
pound; picti roll butter, 3ooi3ic pi-i
roli; Calilornia, 40,4oc per roil.
Cua-. Oregon, lloXldc; Kastern
Twin, 15.-; Y'oung America, loc per
pouud.
Koo Oregon, Itlc per down.
Poi LTay Chicaen, mixed coop, 11.00
4 M; oid l.em, 6.00 ni.frO; old ro.iierr,
ft.OMi4l.5J; dreewl chicken, Itbitloi
per pouiil; duck, 0.5v(7.!,J; geese,
flO.ikt 4H.00 per doen; turkey, live,
lt.ia- l7c ; dreeae.!. iMit ll per pound.
VaonrAHX Cahtsage, l.&J4t.t pe'
cutei ; uuium, l.75"2 U ; cut onlou.
uinK-; potato-, l.00 lor tiarnel
Chii; l.2- fjr burbank; Oregon
turnips, 7 j i J.'v per cat k ; young carrot,
7V tl er aatk; weel iUUie, U-
ti.v per ceuul; cauiitlower, WOc r
per doMtn, $2 75 Jier crat; colery, tk'C
per doten; artichoke, 6c per doxen;
lettuce, 4-ic per doxen; atparagu, 2 -c
nr nound : naranin. K'k per sack ; beets,
l.lo ier sai; rauiinei, ioc wr uuim ,
grteu onions, ISc per p-.und ; rhutwrb,
like per pound; green pea, 10llc per
pound ; spinach, 3',c per pound.
rai'tTe Sicily lemon, a.O M 5.5 ) per
tox; Calnornia new crop, Jl.oOoio; tw
nanna, fJ.5ori4.0J per hnnch; orange,
enllitigs, l'.iJ'a2.75 per lx ; nae,
.i00,3 .'.; crAn'a-rrtee, $12.50 per bar
rel; Pi'l4, l 5 2 .'5 p.-r On.
enle iiratanti.
HoxxT Choice comb, loj.7i) per
noil ud : new Oregon, Itl $ IMc.
hLT Uverpooi, 'AMt, I15.M); 1D0.
tlo.oO: 5. 117.50; atocx, 10.5iill.nu,
Daiau Fbiit I'etita prune, 10nlic;
liver, ll(4l4c; Italian. l-ct 14c ; Oerman,
10' 1 11c; plum, oid, 6"t'ic; new, 7'tfc;
applet, o il lie; evaNrated apruxita,
l.'i dltic; Peacliea, lJiiloc; pear, 7nf 11c
iM-r oonnd.
Kilm Uland,4.75ii$5.lJ; Japan, $1.75
ner cental
0orra-CoU Rica, 22c; Klo, L-Jc;
Salvailor.lM'.c: Mocha, 2u'.i4 Jc; Java,
.T.'i Arbuckie', Midland, Mo-
kaska and Lion, 100-pound caae,
3.-bkic per pound; Columbia, tame,
L'4 (vVlduc.
Bkax Smalt white, 3',c; pink, 3c;
bayo. 3'c; buttor, '4c; uuiaa, 2&c
lr pound.
Svai' Kaotern, in barrel, W4Vc;
hall-lrrel. 41,'57,.c; la cane, ioi4
sOc per gallon; per keg. California
in barrel, J0t4oc per gallon; (1.75 per
keg.
moab Net price : D, 4c ; Golden 0,
4'4c; extra 0, 4 V; Magnolia A, 4 Vi
granulated, 6'4e; cube cruahed and pow-
dereil, 57c; cxiulectloner' A, 5'tc per
pound; uiapi itigar, 16,t I'-c per pound.
Canki lloiiiM-Table IralU, aaeorted
Quoted 1.75ol.'.00; peache, l.bo(2.10;
llartiett eura,1.7-4.'.oo; pluma.ll.Ji
i'l.W; straw herrie. IJ.Ujur.ifi; cher
new, V-Xtiil.W; black bernea, ll.5.)
'.'; rasp berr lea, (2.40; pineapp ee, (2.25td
2.10 ; apricota, ll.ti.') ui.OO. Tie fruit:
Asanrteil, (1.20; peaches, (1.25; plum,
(1.10"tl.20: hlackberne. (1.2 1.40 ier
doten. I'tej Irmt, gallon Aaaorte-1,
3.15"(3..V); iM-iu-he, 3.50it4.lkl; apri
pot. (H.50'44.l)ii; plum, (2 75'rf3.ilO;
black lierrio. l4.2Aur4.50. Vegetnblea
corn, fl.5l4l.7,; tomatoes, (1. 10, .11.15;
augar )wa, (l.tk; firing beana,
tVic per doxeru Meat: Corned lieet. Is,
1 Ml; 2.s, ?2.40; chipe. Ireef, (2.55 4
4.t0; itinefi lonirue, (4.00; 2s, ri 75;
loviled ham. (1.7541. Ht pr d,i..
Fish: Sardine. i4s, 75c'4(2.2.5; ,.
(2.ri'f4..ra; lohe'era. 2..1hii:l.5il; aalm
on, tin l-,h.tnlls.$l."5 4l,50; lint, (1.75
2I1., (2.25-42.50; sj bhl., (5.50.
Tae Mew Market.
Bxxr I'r line steers, (1.HV4 4.15 ; choice
tM, M.75'44 0t(; fair to gooil steers,
( iki iill..'a' ; good lo choice cow, ( 1 15'4
3.50; common tj) meinin cow. (2.50-4
i75; itreste '. (1.50 7.0(t.
Mrmi Choice, (4..'i0 44 75; fair to
ltid, (4 ik' 50, dressed A.OO; lamlw,
(l.l tli.14 50; dressed, (s 00.
Hoos Chou-e hravtr. (7.00'47.2."i ; me
dinrn, ('t..ri0 ml 75 ; light and feeder,
ii J.'ii.rti.M); ilreseeit. (7.0-.).
VxaI (t Ik)iit7 00.
Swoxxn Mxtra Irtre ham, 174
l"'jc; niedintii ham, 17 'ir IH'yc ; break-
fast bacon,
17'41Hc iliort clear
aides,
i 'ft Ho
14S"lf"c
dry (alt lides, 13'
re-r (Hiiind.
Laid Compound, in tin. 14'4'c;
nnrw, in tin, IT'c; Oregon, UVJ
V2c par ponn.l.
MlMMiiiaHwtaa.
Nui lle quotation: Imii, J 75
teel, (2.75 ; l; e, (.' V) per ke
Ikon lUr, 24c ir pound; pig Iron,
f -.I d 25 per ton.
Grimly lo'.c per pound.
Tim I. C. charcoal, 14120, prime quai
ItT. (4.50t'.U per bo; lor cr-ieaew. (2
extra per boi; I. C. coke plates, 14x20,
prime quality. (7.ft;if S.iaJ per Iwx ; tern
plate I.C.. prim quality, (tl.M a7.00;
14x20. (li 00.
Ijiad iSicper pound; bar, Bc
roior (l.i) per lack.
lioRsxsiioia (5.
Nwal Sroax Oakum, (4.5V5 per
hale; resin. (4.liJ o per4tniunds: tar.
Stockholm, (13.00; Carolina. IH.OJ rer
laurel; pilch, (o.OO per barrel; turpen
tine), b5c per gallon in carload lot.
Haa and Haalat
Burlap, 7-ox., 4--incii, net caah, ric
burlap. ltKu.. 4-ini-ti. net caah. 7c
burlap. 12-oa., 44-inch, 7lc; buriaps,
15-oa., til-inch. ll,c: burlana. LM.oc. 7d.
inch. 14c. Wheat ha Calcutta, 2JxJ,
pot, 6c; two-buihel oat bag, 7c
li( la ftitcar Makla' Time.
Ever' f. Ilrr hu . sraoa (hat hia fee-Ma
li ken Ike not.
ktartw suiDim-r. mrS winter, that a thinka
brain all the r.-t;
Bat Ihrdar thai make mj dronpla' Bptrtta
)eM (it ap ami climb
Air Ihadim'ilav or winter, Tom la nnr
nuUia' time.
Then thr httlr hint la singlo", Ionia' ap lhair
littlr thnt.
Tlklnkin' ar ihe comln' harreat. or tae wnra
and shna and ol.
Aa' the tn.kiiTi ar the herp briU. with tbe
rinjur i-iiw h-ll- rhimr,
la the dun' iUii ar wintM-. 1oi In
sium' limow
TUra th little Uuaha era pukjls' ao' i raf arts'
anun.t
Aa' tb tlri blie J-hnnr-Jnmp-BpOSw a-pavp-
ln throu'a th a-nunt.
An' Ui ll.wr4 out t.rma. n auw kappjr.ktader
s4nt-in' In a rh) m.
'a in ana' iU ar winter, tooc-Ja
una' tun. T. .
averthina-. I.,tb d-,l arui Una
n U ami k i lint,.
twixt tae
Seems n muiin' an' to flrin'. aa If all h-4
Ml in l or; Q
o. far rii. ti.,, lr ka, tare eaat be
uo fAirrr rum
TLaa lh Ji m' data ar wtatar. loow la ewawr
ladianawila
THE FARM AND GARDEN
No Good Reason Why Cooperative
Farming Should Not Pay.
ABOUT THE PRODUCTION OF CAPONS.
Tie VV.uk Rnju'rrs .Nothing But a Qulik
Sieatly lUnd, a Comet Eye and
a Little Puctlce.
Amerlran A(rlrulttirlil.
A great di al h i tw n putuiahej con
cerning th enormuu print to Iw made
hy producing cion. itiere it no dom.t
that the tirf-ti I extreme, y delicate Hcd
iia.a'alile; but, II tli profli were at
tri a cla'Uieil, snreljr more poultry
raiser WnUtil produeerapon (or market.
Tne price ol I'hiladelph a large capon
in New York city rebrtitry S waa il to
22 cen' ier pound. The beat price, (or
I'lilla-ie pli-a chicken on the sjiiim data
wa Id to 17 cent, thtu sh iwmg 6 cent
in lavor of cMin. Young lirntic,.,
Iiowever, brirg all the way from 35 1 1 70
cent per uiid during March, April
and May, when moet in detnaud, and
capon tel'lom reach up to :t l cent per
pound. Whether they will pay a well
a broiler is doubtful, but they certain
ly do pay better than railing lowli,
chicken or turkey.
Tiiere ii nothing to prevent any care
ful farmer or fanner' eon irom learning
to cuponite if he ha ihe right kiui of
tool. The work require nothing but a
quick, (teady hand, a correct era and a
little p-actice, and a tin re are men in
New Jersey making in the neighborhood
ol (15 a day by ca(onmng for farmer,
it ia rv:dent!y'worth while to learn how
to do it. The eaoiiiiing ihnu d be done
on a bright day, but, II possible, out of
the tio o a to avoid any (hadow fail
ing on the work taiile. For 0eratiti
upon select large early-iualnrinir cocker
el, rich ft 1'iymoiitli Kock and Wysn
dotle crossed on I'rabrnaaor ljinghii.
If operated upon in September, Octoher
and NovemN-r, they ahould I ready for
market In March, April, Mar and June,
when they will bring the highest price-.
Like other fowl capon ihotild be fasted
twenty-four hour tiefora killing. Tne
head, which I tne distinguishing murk
of capon, should always tie left on.
They stiotild be bled by cutting inside
the mouth or throat. Tn neck and tad-
die feather are large and tine, and dis
tinguish a capon Irom oilier low it, there
fore are left on a well ns the feviiieri on
the leg from the hock pint half wav op
the thigh, also those on the outer j unts
ol the wing. The brea-t, buck, win,;
next to the body and the upper part ol
the thigh are dry, picket! clenu. The
mouth, thanks and leet should I
waehed, especially removing clotted
blood from the innulh. The Rhode Inl
and rtatiou at Kingston ha published in
I'ullet'.n 20 the results ol tome very in
teresting experiment in caponixing, de
scribing the varion kind of tools that
can I uaed and voing minutely into the
details of per orm rg tlie opera ton, all
of which Is additionally explained by
illustration.
Ct-iiieratloN of Farmer.
John M. NUhl, editor of the h'armrrn'
Call, Ij'imcy, III., and whose n Iterance
have great weight a tho-e of anv ag
ricultural writer, tay in a recent lesne
nl hia paper:
" We can perceive ol no good reason
why co 0ierelion should not tie success
Itn among lariners. it is eminently stic
ceeslul anion other classes. Among
other people it hn spread with gr-al
rapidity during re -en t jers, un il now
the greater p.rt ol url an transaction
are aciMinp ishe-l throogti co-operat'ou
in tome lorm or other. A hundred ex
ample might be cited ; we have space
lor only one. 1! nldn at id loan associa
tions now exlet in everv city and in
niiMir towns, and throng i their aid ttiou
saudswho otherwise would always re
main ren'er are procuring comfortable
home. We taks building and loan a
rc ationi for our exanpie because they
are not one of Ihe older, accepted forms
ol co-operation, but have bu: recently
emerged from the exerimental ttate,
and because, while they have in aome
cases heenisrd hy iionndrel todefrand
bard-working, honest people, tl ev have
trinmphantlydemonstrated their utility,
lalety and great beaefit.
"To keep dlrei'tly along thi line, if
city MNipe can o cteoerate that the
money fiat wood otherwise be paid at
rent is uaed to boy a home, why cannot
farmers so co-operate that the money
that otherwise would go a rent will par
for a farm? Why cannot the building
and loan association! be transplanted to
the country Why cannot farmers as
w?ll a city people enjoy the benefits of
this form of co-operation? We hope
s on lo see lull-Hedged association, like
those now in existence in the cities,
formed in tit country to enable renters
in Illinois and other of the older State
lo recurs a farm in those Mate. I'n
d mbtedly ail clasre would be bent filed
by mch association."
f Inlrreat to lialri men.
There are three iecial lines of dairy
ing, and from these it will generally pay
the dairyman to choose some one and
follow It steadily rather than to combine
the d.rjcrent branches, tayt V.xiro"
'(lirtiiKiii. The ttiree divisions are:
Tlie retail trade orthipmentol milk, the
manufacture of butter and tl.e manu
facture of chee. The cow that is the
bst for one of these It not the best for
the other two, and consequently tbe
lock thonld lie relected in the Mrt piai e
with particular refe snce to the brand)
of butines that it to 1 followed. Tl.e
man w ho tmsatnn-iallr uoo.1 butter herd
cannot atTjrd to furnish mi.k lo acheefe
factory nor to iliip hit prcxluct to a city
to lie rold with low-grade milk from ail
sources. Kind ont what you want to d
before you tieyin in build yonr herd and
then follow that pnrnoee s'eadilv. end
yn will ! apt to com out all right.
It has been etimatel that to o.Iiett a
single round of honey the bees must de
prive .',tjj clover hlossonn ol their
nectar. To do this tl e ti2,00 flowers
mut be visited by an aggregate of
S.7.W.0W bees. (J
OiBc'a' fignrrt Kive Ihetrca plant! to
wheat in r ranee lor th IM'O crop at 17.
4.g),0 0 cre and ti e cr. p at 3 0,477.0 O
tnttiel. Ti rye there were 3.s l.'kW
ai res rdai.tej, and the c o was 72,07",
'V bruhrl.
The r!L
K-w ennir a in,lj rv. UW-w,
The Mr flrra Im Brce..V?..)W.
Tbe beatnt tma aearljr o're,
The rrl puu up are bathlnr :tt.
TfMtr bau al airaw the etslthr atMOS,
Tbe tt it in laiyrha alm-l won glea,
.omor ii4 mrU-4l UnJ m be.
The rachu ar UM al wharrra aad dorka,
W aear liw autumuai euioua,
Ab-I r"-ts bo renri their kratth
For ut'S' tuna afnd uwr wealth.
Asal eey weraaBl was Www
tkxa kucp liitiurf tad adrrnia
-avia Courre.
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