EUGENE CITY GUARD.
L la. CAiy
rrtrMMr.
EUOENE CITY. OREOON.
OCCIDENTAL NEWS.
I'robate Judjfe CUrRed With
Embezzlement.
FAMOUS ITICA VUAHTZ MINK.
Cattle ttangea in Arliona Kcportrd
tu be Id AIpui11i1 Condition
Other Orrurrriirr.
The total British Columbia liiion
pwk in MM,).
Chrl Kvan' trial ha l"n
lol-r at Fresno.
i t for Oc
Tlii ranm-rii-a on tlie Fr.usr nvir are
rinsed lur tltt season.
M.. men have Is-en discharged (nun
tli Chollar ami I'olosi on the C. lock,
Waller lUrtli. a notorious liorscthicf
ha ih IM-.t Iroin the. Carson Male
iriim.
luins tn th mountain III Ariina
have started a Imioiii in bait rm-r. The
rattle range am in splendid condition.
I. M. Cashln, tl' San Francisco de
faulter, now at Vancouver, It. t'.,
lie will wiiiie over and demonstrate hi
jnn(si-m la-fore lontr.
Tlie Ul of .Mount Kainii r in Washing
ton li aaid ly exploring parlies to I in
accessible thi year on account o( un
usual formation ol ice.
Tlie British war ship Champion lnui
Wn directed tu cooperate Willi the
1'nitcd Slatca licet in carrying out tlie
mislu vivendi In Ib-hring Sea.
President Jordan aay tlie financial
ir.irx.l Manfurd University are in x-r-
lect condition, ami tlial tlie luturcol the
Krcat institution in brighter tlian ever.
K. W. French. Prolate Judge anil ex
ollicioCouiily Superintendent of S hool.
haa been arrested at Preacott, A. T., ami
charged with torKerjr ami einhenleinciit,
The ifaiiiblcr. aeclng they will not I
ncmutl.-d to run game in Sacramento
during the Mate rair, have rented every
available place in Washington arroM the
river.
The famou t'lica uuart mine at An
cl. Calavcra rounty. Cal., yielded Ial
luoiith the enoriiioua rihii of li'),IK,
hu h wa 2-',000 more than the owner
expected.
I'l.n. Kvan. the Viaali outlaw, in
satisfied that he will lie Bciuiltd by
the court, and complacently remarked:
" Hut 1 am not o IooIikIi aa to up"
that 1 am to have walkover o( it. '
It I rc"ortedat ban I'hgn that the
Pacillc Hank ha dlHcl 01 11 commie
inn lnler.-t ill the ball I'icgo llnt rail
way to the company that haa Nt n ex-
mri utiiiK with lliu storage-naiierj
electric care in ban r raiicisco.
The rate ol wage lor picking raisin
Krax-a in ban I'icgo ha I'""'
IM lr day ami 2 cent n-r tray lor
extra work, with Isiard at M cents,
riani have Iwn ilivi loel lor i!im iiik
fi.. ...l. i.iiiniit in the liamliiol oik1
tiimiiauv.
TIih Mniiliiiia Wool tirowcrV Awx ia'
lion in aeeelon at tireat Kall haa jiawnl
rewiluliona to wml tli'liyatea to the Na
tional Convention at CIiu mko ami to 'iit
lown the wairea ot i lol'lovea ill virw ol
ilm iircM-nt ili'iirti iuteii value of their
(..iiiamler llelirv tilaiw. l'lille.1
Htalra navy, Captain of the yanl at Mare
IhUikI, haa nii-iven onum inmi
I., ..inn l.i aniM-ar Ixlore the Itoanl o
X.vul Kxaimnera for eianiinatioii for
itroinolion to the uraile of Lieutenant
Coiiimamlf r.
Itv a Uf'iion of the I'tali h'npreme
C.iiri in i'iH'1 aifaiimt the Mormon
I'l.nn li i In- (.anlo IIoiiih iirolx-rtv, the
.i..,r,l. farm mt ut ball like ami the
.y.l II. I.U rant of the i ltv are alltlel to
Hi.. niv.Tiiiiient. while the tllliilitf proper
ly on Maui utreet ami the liintorit ai ollii-e
n.t.rt in tlie Moriimn Chunli. The
lima wheate.1 liv the ttovern
...i.t ii worth alx.ul I'ani.KM. ami will
tie taken charge of hy a nwiver,
Tim ri.ri ut lr. JoIhimiii on the re
nil ! Him I'lieiiiiiul atialvioa of the vi
.,.r r..n..iviil Inmi the' limlv t John
M.rlin at Weuverville. Cal.. i to the e(
l.i tliat "arm-nil' wa not a (aitor
eaUHinif ileatli." The Coroner' jury wan
lint iilmlli-. with the rviort, ami gave
he lulliiwinif iM-t'iiliar veiilit't : " I'hat
tlie i-aiiMi wa III our oiiiliiiill not no a
llilltlW I fniiii natural eailm. ami thelV'
l..r a. ara iinahle to tleli-rmilie ami
from the evi.li iuti timl the tiiu of hi
ileatli." The Coroner ileema the rexrt
of theiliM-tor im-iimplete, ami l mt nut
ii.lleil with It.
The Ort:o (Mo.) m-mwrat ava
'Vuiinn to the orlil a hair are ill
(omit to aiieak enthiiKiaiititally of the
eihlhition maile hy the younx ami riiii
Mate of tinyon, nolw ithiilamliiiK the
amall mini of money her timiiHtfrrn hal
at llieir itllM-lillon. H Mnwoiiri hail
UM-.I her appropriation a jiiilu iulv
what a howiiiwe eoiiUI have maile,
ia a eoiiimuit n-mark. Hut we ot tin
...r.,... n ii it iealou ol the itlorioil
rv'on fro1" ihirli our itmnty-wat drew
it name on avouni oi ine oui-inue hi
mi. .'a tM-tween our tiioiie'ri ami emi
(rant ami viitor to ami (rum the Mi
aouri river ami Willamette count rr. li
JW ami theearlr 'oiir int w a a itrrat
tila lor the inoneeni to rent ami if'l
their teama hol oxen inoxtly. How
main , whoee hvmlaiit are prominent
peiiple of tlnifon Mate. retel here lor
hriei iacv till 'unuawa rely, pre
ratorr to their Ion, weary tramp
a. mm the iilam. over the mountain
n.l tilMU-au to that then inytu' laml
where roll the Oregon ami hear
aouml ave it own ilahinc:' "
Heprwa-ntalivea of Italian eihihitor
at the Chicago rair eaue.i im inmi n
tielieral lie oiin ol the MhIw inter t.x
tnwitiou at ban jranrimn, anil wkiil l
I.Mkat .man. feel o(la e III the lue-
cliaimal anil line art luiil luitf. whii h
more than it will 1 ihle Ui yivi
tliriu in tliat tni ture. They may ajrve
I.. t.k ll'.lUM twt o(ia.-e anil hav
tl.wr rihllilta itiviilnl tx-tween three
the huiUilUK. It I the opinion of the
l'alun Coinmiwuoiiera that the foreii;n
hil.itiir al i'liham) wilt all want
larve amount ol ami they ilou
think the plan tor the lair miMnitare
un kill1 larire etioiiKH. I ne 1'ireeinr
iieneral aii that, il the ilnaurial i-omli
tion were mielat h-tter, hewtMil.l en
lanre the luil-linit. hot nn.li-r the i ir
ruiin-tani-"- M '"'i not nuna u imw i
nr.(it-alile. blHU-e at Die tair will he i
.... k in.la within ant outi,te of the
imildim. The IUaiian.Chm.- an
Jaiane have U ate.l patwuUile, an
will eonatnu-t their own iuunin,r. n
noru (rum the interior are rnnninntmc
In aevrral uuarter a. tive prepralMn
lor hit eihiUi are rn ""
of the count lea have made appripna
faon tor rollei ting material.
o
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
Jeruaalrm it to have brewery.
New bulldtnif in Franc bar platter
floor.
The tjermana have Invented a fteam
hU-ycle.
Knirlaml nee.lt VAflWflW tirli-M
timntlily.
A Vermont mill li making rKW.UXJ.UW
poatal card.
The iim of tel for liip-huililing wa
hetrun in i7U.
The miner and lalwrera are deaerting
Na'lville, Col.
Ftitfland takea 40,000 torn of epic from
Ireland yearly.
Three-fourth of the population of
ItUMia are farmer.
AU.nt 10.000 ant of pen are lro-
dili-eil from a toll of teel.
Twenty thouand men are rinployel
hy the lierman navy.
An oiime of irold i worth J0.ii". We
old our for lift in IHI'i.
iMirimi the present reiitury H,0m) Un
of if old have lin mineil.
In the City of Meiiixjthe Rtreel rail
way liirnii-lio funeral ear.
Now we have an ele trie rloth-i utter
! an eli-etrir r k-hreaker.
At the pn-eiit day aUut ml p r 'lit
ol all veM-l limit are ol leel.
ItiV-fX-kintr toAiliftlxt "Jl thi year
aaa -t,,rl'i,l hoy", at(aint Fi,7'M),W lat
year.
ltioaiil the silver deprti iation w ill
nwt the Men ail Kovernnieiit 10,0i),llil
a vear.
The I'llitedMate pnnliiee more fraill
proiMirtion to ipiilallon than any
other nation.
hi lire IHtO the world' prixlurtioll of
at ha nu n a-l ft x-r eenl, that ol
Kraill 4M M-r rent
It 1 etliiiaU-l Unit lat year 1
dm inl hnnaiiaa were ioliiuimei in the
nitil btaU- alone.
Then are .1.7K national, .1,000 btate
and ,:U private hank III the UniUH
late, a total ot n,iv.
Diamond worth over ft.(),ni were
mM in one lot rwelitlv liy the lie lleem
'ouipany of booth Afrua to a yinlu ate.
Hv irrntation i,0l)O,000 a n are ma-le
fruitful in India alone. In Egypt there
are almt 10,000 and in Kunie ahout
6,Mli0.
TI.m t'nitl Static ha ut IM-Kiin the
work of iiupniviiig the waxte ana, and
haa already alwiit 4,0iM am- ol ir-
(jatel land.
hi l.real Britain the actual numtier ot
M-raon enifttk!"! in agriculture I 2..VII,-
(Kill; in mannla. ture, ft.iw.ooo; in ioiii-
merce, T.lwvi.OoO.
iif ii.m i hiiimaiiil noon thoiiKaml ol
woineii who ili HWit in the Philadelphia
aving Uuk more than half are Imard-
ilig-hoiliN. kei'lM'ra.
The aloonol t hlcag ipioy .ni-u
perenii. I here are over ,oo ui n.-iu,
uotwitliManding that i',tl0 have lately
gone out ol luiKiiieiui.
To make I .INK) cubic fi-et ot llluminal-
. . . . . i :...
ing ga eight miiiiiii oi coai, iiipiiiik
i-eiit. and (our gallon ol naphtha, coet
ing 12 (villa, are rcpiinnl.
The large! gold nugget found in Aus
tralia were the" Welcome." 2,lr..,0 outlive,
and the Slraiiger.,,2,2Nounive, valued
reopeetively at IM.Itxo ami li,-Ki.
The value of the gold produce.! In tin
country Irom I7I.' to Wi wa n.n.kv
miM.dOii, ami the value of the silver
mi I during the same erio.l wa
101,111,000.
'lit, ilrst aiM-arance ol M'anui in
Uien antllu History was a opnm,
i. n turns sent Irom Virginia to New York
lur sale in 171't. In twr.-tne pnsiuci was
'J.I'iOO.OOO hushel.
Itiisisti wiiineii and Japanese men are
said lo excel all the other worm work
er with the needle I'V tliose who have
cli . I v tiidnil the euibroiderv eihihit
In dilferent huiMing! the orl-l rair
Pl'KKLY l'KRSONAIi.
Ki-Seiiator Allen ha reaiiniol hi law
practice at Seattle.
Itcv. Samuel V. .tone, gramllather oi
Sam T. Jones, the liinirgia evangelist. I
still living, ami has just ccli-liralcd hi
HNth lurth.Uv at Cartersville.
b in Stevenson, who ha Is-en a circus
lown (or twenty years, ha taken the
nit-crest souiersaiilt ol hi career, lie
has lauded in the Salvation Army.
Itanm von Schloccr, recently lierman
ri,,l,.,i !iir to the atn an. w ho arotiwM
the dislike o( F.uiMror William Is-cause
ol his friend-hip lor liman-k, liaalMit
hvidiit to take up in aisste in ncriiu.
The Connie von Idsiite of Itottcn,
Fiamv, the mother of Mr, rlorctiiv
Mayhrn k. ha instituti-d mt in Mcli-
iii.iii.i lur t in recovers oi i."M"' " "
of laud ill Virginia and West Virginia,
which she claim were oManied Irom her
lamily through dvption and fraud.
The campaign (or the woman aullrage
auiendiiicnt to the constitution ot Kan
sas ha ois-ned out there with Susan H.
Antliiinv. Id en M. liotigar, Mary r..
N am aiid oilier on the stump. It lisik
if tliev would have thing all their
own way so far a the oratory i con
-.rit.l-
The late I'ditor Huck ol the Spirit ol
llm Time wa a friend and e Moment
honest smrt. and hi charming personal
mailt ic won lor linn iri oi inenu
.inn is here. He wa a generou lellow
mihsl. a wa shown hv hi having lelt
l.,iit t.'sl.OOO in unpaid due lull lor
money lent by him to Irteinl in dislre,
Admiral lliimaiin. the iMiiiuiander-in-
Ini-t ( the Kreiich force in Siam.
.kaaiiiiim lui apix-areil so often in
. . i . . 1. 1
itllit llnv the iKVinnilig l ine innioie
.-ta.wn France and theMriental country,
is the fframl-sinof Jean (ieorge llumann.
a rich merchant of Strasbnrg. who wa
Mim.t.T of Finance under the eo-callcd
Julv monarchy.
Ttuiiiia A. Fdis.ii! comi-a of a long'
lit.! st.s k. Hi father l still alive at
f..ri Huron. Mich., at the age ol ttl
His grandfather was UVt year old. ami
two of his aunta live.1 to I WS and KI re
lively. Samuel Fdion. the father
..I ii. ii.v.-tit.ir l.siLs lirw rl to manv
win. vearsot activity. He i very proud
f hi (anions sin, who i known to the
(atmlv a "Al."
Fil'n-vi-lent lleiiiamin Hairison'
l.s'ture at Stanford I niversity have hecn
ssitsinl until Fcliriiary, Nvause, a is
announced, he ha other dutiee pressing
iiisiii In attention in the ast. lln-y
Bill Uvin Fehruarr 10. and the n-rte
aill run through till the middle of March.
To most ot them only the student will
l admitted, bid a tew. which will te on
sniiie tsii.iilar sulih-4 1. w ill l oin to
the fi neral public.
Thiuua A. F.dison haa teen ri
liu liiiiis. ll vigorously U a Chicago re-
i.irii-r s.-sm.l the Patent system of the
l'nite.1 Statea.whn h.be say, deprive,
the real inventor of any chance to bene
fit liy In invention. The patent la
he av. I ail right and the intention of
the government to aid inventor uncere,
but the dlthcultv lie in the Cllitec
Mate Circuit Court and their method
of prsv.lnre. He a-tvvsate a change ao
that inventor wlio charge infriiigemrnt
sleMild have a prelinnuarr injunction
irainst tlie ailcge.1 pirate, who shoul
be rompedc.1 Ut prove that the patent i
not vaud.
EASTERN MELANGE.
Gold MedaP Found in
Stomach of a Steer.
the
DELAWARE'S BIO PEACH CROP.
(iraut iAH-orootlve Worki at Clilcafo
About to Kesume Ilualneaa
Hoke Smith' Ilruou.
I'liila-l-lplii
haa 23,000 more boy
than ifirl.
Chicago' aUa-k of ngar la low, ami
w holesaler cannot till onler.
There i a noticeable increase in de
jss.it ol the Cincinnati Uuk.
Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago ba
Uvn reilucing hi toiianta' rente.
The movement hi provide a pension
for Mr. Jcllcrson l"via i to lie revived.
The government ha ordered by mail
the dissolution of the IW-hring Sea licet.
A genuine raw of leproay ba leen
found in the a-niteiitiary at Uramie,
Wyo.
A Unit 'JoO.OoO old jenion claima are
aidi-trackisl, later claim taking the prec
edent. Congre-sman O'Seil preilieta that coal
will lie placed on the free list ill the re
vision. Tl,.. T.-.ss line have agree.1 upon uni-
form ruha In the handling of rotUn
prisluit.
i : r..MHliimlr have struc k the section
..I llliiiui alsiut Litchlleld. and are do
ing great damage.
The annual eclie of the sun in Mo-l-r
will lie viibleover the Wetern half
of North America.
The fruit crop of Oklahoma thi year
i rcirted lo enveU the ipsluction of
the last four year.
Kansas ha issued an aMieal for seed
.l,..si (,r iiiiuiev to buy it for farmer In
the western part of the StaU'.
The total reviit of gold in Chicago
direct (nun F.uroH' are estnnaUsI to le
slightly in cicomi of H,000,000.
1'liicaim ia colivitlivd that it lliv-l
a new I J. 000,000 Feleral building. New
York need a new kjsiohicc.
Angered citixen on the Uiolirande
Isirder. Teia. have tavn rmnding up
attic-thieve. Fifty were caught.
The Kiinaa Itoanl of Health i ar
ranging for a thorough investigation of
the sanitary condition of the State.
The big atorm nearly eiteriniliated the
grasshoiier which have lavn making
such ravage on crop and vegetahlea in
Western New York.
The Uuiisville and Nashville trouble
have lavn temiorarily healed. The men
work at a n-duction of 10 per cent in
wage until iHsvinls-r.
President Palmer of the World' Fair
directory av llu I no time for tit
acripliou for the Ihike of Veragua, and
nothing haa lavn done to help him.
tl 1 .wtimate.1 that the total damage
lolheovHter bed of New Haven llarlsir
and 1-ong Island Smnd, i-aiise.1 by the
reevht storm, ainounta lo I'J.UOO.OUI.
It I reiairtol that a newiier i to
be established in l-ewiston, Me., to a.1
vocatc Canadian indeiM'mlemv. The
tow ni full of French Canadian factory
hallda.
The remarkable claim i made by the
Jesstii (ia.) Sentinel that there ha not
Imvii a death in that town since last Se-temls-r.
The town haa a pulation of
over 1,1110.
During the i week ending August
27 over ;IO.OH,111I bushel of wheat were
cvimrtcil to F.uniie. In the same time
last year less than 2il,l1D,(11 bushel
were eiort(Nl.
The demand (or currency ba brought
out tin-old fractional acrip. government
.n.l ,.th..r. issued during the war. which
have lor years la en Ineolleetionaor have
la-en lorgotten.
The F.astern and Western coal ale
agent al New York have dts ided that
the ScptemmT oiituii snail i o,iw,i"'
Ion instead of 2,7.r),lk1 ton a previ
ously reliorted.
Chicago day at the World' Fair will
belVtols-r 0, the anniversary ol the great
lire of 1H71. Flags, banner, strea r
and bunting wilt 1" displayed every
here in the city.
The total valuation of Illinois property
for taiation pnrMieeiaonly ,iil,io,i'i,
counting in Chicago. atcnea are val
ued at an average ol while all the
liaiiionds and jewelry in the stale are
rat.il al f'7,:il7.
The drant Wsomotive Work at Chi
ago are aWnit to ri-suine business, ami
w ill employ I.2IW men. The work have
contract to Puild Itliy-nve ns-omonves
l.,r the llnrliinton road at a Coot ex
ceeding wiMil).
IVlaware ha a big peach crop; it i
estimated that there will tie 3,1111.111'
bushel ol pcachc. If thine a. he
II (or .VI cent a lket, the uui ol !.-
Nl'.tlll will go into the pocket ot the
'i li orchapl ow ner.
The Indiana State Hoard ot tax t oin-
missiouer ha liuishiil It assessment
and valuation ot railroad property in
that Slate. The total asees-ed value of
tlie roads i approximately IlilO.OOO.Oil',
or 7N,t11' less than last year.
A iW foot steam yacht, called the Fei-
seen (Japanese lor iiying mm i aim
owned bv W. It. Cogswell ol Syracuse.
made a run in New ork w ater the other
day at the rate of 'M o inilea an hour,
beating the record for team veessel.
Hoke Smith' bnsun ha swept rW
iH-nsioner trm the ifovernnienl roll of
the Chicago district. Thedilmrseuient
hv the tN-iiKion agency oi mat city ex
tends practically through the entire Mis
sissippi Valley. It avs out l2.H1.tlH
vearlv. mere are i.v-v-j-hsiv.h.-i .
it roll.
At a meeting of the W . C. T. I . at
Uridgetoti, N. J.. Mr. Towneend Pravcl
thai liol would paralyie the Vxcise
Itoard and remove it U-lore it grantoi
nv more tiivnsc. A week later Samuel
W. Well, a ineuila-r ol the hoard, wa
(.mid in hi attic paralyied, and death
ensued in a few hour.
k l.l metlal wa found in the vtoin
s.-li ut a Tela terr laughtere.t al Chi
...... last wrvk. The medal i in me
.h.li. III a Malt.-ae cms, and tvar th-
inscription. "Awarded ! Mis Ida Work,
frsiiline Acwleiiiy. IHillas. Tex. Ar
,...,nr A I'o. tiave written to the convent
lople. stating the medal i aubject to
their orler. o
nartrot union and non-union paint
er, while discussing the merit of their
iswition in the lat worid at I Incag"
Lome amrnr ani'iegan fighting. Th.
police were callm, and the comttant
ran. lne of th men. Fnnl S holn, wa
f,IUiwe. by a crowd houting. "Stop
ihi.-l " and the firther he ran the greater
tlie cfuwd which ollow.t. He
a a mrnero I. ami the crowd pelted hill
He red at the mob ev
eral time, and tut a woman half a M.vk
off. A polnv otr.cer finally rrarhedrja
and kuMkcl hits down.
FROM WA3HI.NGT0 CITY.
" v,0
On. cA th hill renortud fayoraW) oa
LawigraoU
& uir or.d '11
public park and !oret ftwnr.
r-enator iftiipn naa mwiu-.
provide for tU erection of a nrt-claa
l.sr aiirnal at or near the tireaent poeition
ol the Cats) Arago light lation; granting
a right o( way to the Altny anu
Kailriavl Company thnugh th Oram!
Kotide Indian res.-rration, and extend
ing the time of the Umatilla Irrigation
I i, v ti r.. list met it UlU h M'rua
the L'matilla Indian reervatin.
The trouble between the Mexican and
United State oltlcial al Havana, Tex.,
growing out ol the aeiiure of :t ,000 beep
V. l..i-.n ..lllcisla i receiving the at
tention of Prwi.letit Cleveland and Sec
retary Oreshain. All telegram and other
data la-aring on the auhjeet are now ts
i ..u ti,u ki.i ik.t.srtnieiit for action,
and the matter may sn ls-come one of
unusual diplomatic imrtani e.
S-cial Agent Aver' inuch-taixe-l-l
suiiiresse-l resrt on tin piaie nw
given out by the Treasury I apartment.
1 1... is.nod from July 1
'""" si----- I , 4. -.i
i,, M.rrh :tl thi. ainrn-L.'ate proiuciion oi
tin plate in thi country from sheet
n.llisl in the United State wa 34,ki'..
ilVJ ismiids. The aiirn-gate amount of
iiiisirted black plaU-s converted into tin
plate in Ihe United States wa :f.i.?..2C
isMind, making a grand total oi win
kind of 7:,U22,:i:t4 siund.
The rw ent wlvice receivcl by Secre
tary Morton Irom an agent in huroic
fullv con tl rm previous rcirt regr.liiig
the'shortage o( certain crop in many
sections ol KurojK'. which he rejireselil
is likely to guarantee a large demand for
American forage cmi, including corn.
Although he doe not think it likely that
I. ,.f ll Utter w ill IsS Use. I for llU-
...... r,.l he renresent that the tariff
complication ls-tw.vn Ittissia and lier
Hi.iii' r hkelv ti render the latter
ra.nn'irv i.srs-. ial'lv deia-ndent UIon the
Unitcl State lor it stijiply.
Tl. ('na,liaii Collector of Custom
l,.v l.--n ihrectsl to brand all ImtU-r
...,l rl-Hii, in transit (nun the United
rii.i.. i.l America. The letuly Col-
i.- i,.r i,t the district of Vermont, ta
tu.ne.1 at Montreal, slate that the object
i.t this action i in the Ilrst place to pre
vent falae liranding aim iinsrcprcriii--
tion of foreign butter and cheese a y a
....linn in the country ol deatinalion.
and second, to upl v a safeguard against
tlie sulsititution of Canadian butter and
-l.wHi.. which im reae the tranait and
retention of the foreign product in Can
ad a without payment of duty.
At no time vince the war have custom
revipt been no low a now. The matter
i causing Secretary Carlisle a good deal
of worrv. In the' Treasury laat week
the cash' balance wa reduced to llOi,
(iii.uii, inclusive of goM reeerve and
$10,000,000 abrased and iincurrent and
..il-i,li,.rv i-iiin. What i left of the de
pleting goM reserve continue lo lie the
.inly cash balance in the Treaaurv with
ii Inch to miv current expense. The re
ceipts are now running aUmt 1170,000
i.-r ,lv Is hind the expenditure, ror
the Ilrst time tlie iiniMirt dutie have fal
I.. i, Ih.Iiiw the internal revenue receipt,
Forth" llacal year fnnuJulyl to the
present time the government exiendi
ture have exceeded the receipl by 1H.
(NiMH). At thi rate the delicit at the
end ol the year w in i' very ibixi-,
The vigimiu protest entered by the
United State government against the
untrSL'H to Miss Mlllon, an American
missionary, ill the lurkisli province
ol
Moeul ha Isjrtie fruit that will insure
to some extent in lilt lire the ealetvol
Christian missionarie in Turkey. The
United Stute made a demand lor a rigid
investigation ot the outrage and punish
ment of the guilty partic. Thi de
........ I u .... .....i l.v tl,., Turkish ant huri tie
in a manner entirely aalisfactorv to thi
government, lleivancr tne v wu-r oi
Mosul will give a Viieral letter to nii
aionane. recommending the U-arcr to
the irottvlion ol the an I lion ties, and a
military escort w ill I furnished all mia-
sionarie who desire it. Hirlhermore,
tlie Vizier ha sent an olticer and troo.
to the acene of the outrage with infrac
tion to investigate and make a rsrt;
liat. ow ing to the remote situation ut th
place, no rcKirt has vet Isvn made.
The difficulty ot guarding effectually
the vast (rontierid the UiiiUhI State on
the North and South ha Uvn frequently
made appan-nt. ( lunc come 111 irom
Mexico and Canada; alien contract la
Isirers, tiai, cniss our (mntiers, and now
it i discovere.1 the alsiriginal American
is etigagixl in eluding the vigilance o(
Uncle Satn' custom officer. A case
was brought to the attention of Aasist
ant Secretary Hamlin the other day. An
Indian wa fi sirted a having crossed
(rom Canada with 2.I1U worth of Indian
gissl in hi oscion. Hy law the In
dian in their migration on the North
ern Isirder go to an t return from Canada
at will, and ar allowed to carry their
"effect" with them duty free. The
Indian, it i aiwerted by the ccial agent
reorting the case, ha evidently learned
"some tricks" from hi pale-faced neigh-
Isirs, and i bringing into thi country a
his .'rsonal "effects gissl suhsi t to
dm v. In thi cas the Indian swore that
the gissl were his, but it I learned that
lie is a runner for a Canadian manufact
urer, ami that they are sold to Indian
in the United State on the Northern
Istnler without paying Ihe duty the law
rcotiirv. An investigation of the mat
ter ha Urn ordered
A great many bill have Wn tiled In
th.. llmi. A great maturity are lilli
that hiivralrca.lv found a place on the
calendar of the previous Congree. uch
as lull to repeal the redcral election
l.w to rctav to Mate the cotton tax ;
to establish a uniform system of bank
ruptev: to increase the facilities lor
prosecuting war claim of vanona kind.
The original bill chieffy grow out of the
i-xistunr linancial condition. Several
ar to retical the 10 per cent tax on State
hank circulation and two to csiaoiisn an
income lax. One hv Richardson (IVm.)
of Tennessee i radical in it provtion.
He nntiswe a tax of 2 percent on I.l,-
nil to 15.(1 1). 5 m-r cent on I5.U1' to ll.
HI', 10 per cent on $10,111' to f20.U1. 15
iier vnt on fJt'.HI' to a.A,liaj. ' prceni
on :Ui.iai i i.V'.dii. M jM-rivnt or,
no to llil'. 1111. 40 per cent on all over
llii'.WV. A national iii phi na isvn
nn i-iml bv Hrter ilVm.) ol Ohio, nn
der the provision ol which a national
l,Aiik mav issue circulating bond ti -
ciir. it. and the tsmd now on deposit
with the Treasurer to mvure cimilation
may tw withdrawn, the United State to
take Ihe tirt lien on the asset ol any
failed national bank to aecure it g::ar
ant.- of the Unk circulation, and in
rase the awt ar not pnrnVient to r-
iinhurs thegovemment th Comptroller
the I'urrvin v is to mak an a
tnenl Um all ihe national lank of the
tat in which th derelict tnk i lo
cat.l. divi let pro rata according to tlie
capital and urolu. to make up th de
ft, lencr. li.le th f per cent o( th
.imi'.ation pn.vidM for aa tatd. the
hank mar issue an amount enai to .V
i-Tc nt.d their iO;lJ andrplu to
e known emergency cmu.alion. -
.iir.! hr Uni! state bond, an t k
pkT a tax ot per cent until retired,
limiti the other bill intrclix-ed are
To provide for the a.lmi'on ot Ariaona;
to nM th people of New Mexico,
I'i.K 4rif.ma and Oklahoma to lorm
..n.titutkin an-1 State government and
ls a-tmittn! into the Union.
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Oranshoppen Utilized for Mak-
n SoUD in ran.
"BEEAD ASD BCTTEB DAXCES.
It I Predlfted That Great Britain,
France and Uermaay Will
fd Oar Wheat.
Welsh mine owner have refuaed to
take back rejieuUnt atrikFr.
Russian railway train rarely go
fast a twenty-two mile an hour.
Th. dehta of the late Puke of Kaxe-
Coburg, tiermany, are etimated at 7'sJ,
000. Itv the exertion of "General " Booth
k'.iinl.nruli i to uiH-n a ihelter for
women.
(Vjunt Tolstoi haa jut flnlshe.1 an In-
unirv into ial matu-r, which i mi oe
tiublished oon in Knglish
f.ik of all nation are to have a fair
and feat in Pan next year, wiui pnte
lor "author ol new duhe.
lUmn Vjlmond de ItotliM hild' colony
in Paleatine how uch proini ol mu
re that he ha purchased more land.
In Aaiatic Turkey the road are aid
Ui be no InkI that the (reight on a ton ol
wheat lor 100 inilea would be over W.
(irasslioj-r iup, of which Stanley
anile aa a luxury in Ainca, na or.
exsrimentedwith in Pari with tlives.
An extierimental Miipment ol oaten
hay haa lawn made from licelong, Au
tralia, and coiiaigncl to a London linn.
l-al U-leraui aw now tieing tran-
,,iil tlimmrh nneumatic tills? in most
of the princitial citie of tireat Britain.
liondon contain one-eighth ol tirral
Itnt.in's nonii ation. It ha a larger
dailv delivery of letter than all Scot
land.
The tallest tree on earth i erhp a
gum tree (eucalvptu regnan), recently
diM-overvd Lp Australia. It i -15 fwl
high.
A meeting ot the Latin Union i to be
called to decide the question of the na
tionalization ot fractional anver cur
rency. The King of Siatn i aliout 42 year of
age, and received hi early education
from an Knglish lady. He i a great ad
mirer ol F.ngland.
The Undon Pall Mall Budget the
nther dav announced that the yacht
Navahoe wa " named after one ol the
American Slate."
Herr Km pp. the Breat Cierman gun-
maker, i ire)rtng (or an exhibition at
Fw-en, tiermany, ol the progrea ol ar
tillery tince lim4,
It la aid that I'reaident Carnot of
Franc i Buffering from a cancerou af
fn-tion of the liver, which will reiuire a
dangerou otieration aoon.
Home London music-hall (bare, lately
old, show that buine i gwsl. The
Tivoll aella at nearly 2ti. the Pavilion at
125 and the Kmpiro at 350.
Custom (rand In the Importation ol
cereal have been discovered in France,
w hereby the government ha been de
frauded out of large rami In dutie.
Drummer are to lie attached to the
Pari police. When riot are appre
hended the beating ol the police drum
w ill tie equivalent to reading the riot act.
Dueling in Russia haa become o com
mon that the government haa been coin-
1 pelted to decree a aevere code of punish
ment.
Killin. n antagonist will cost
six vear in prison
. "
It i estimated that about 250.000 ca
nary bird are raised every year in lier-
manv. The mot Important marxei
the UnitiNl sute, which import about
100,000 binl per annum
Owing to a disagreement with their
customer a to the (irice of milk, the
i-u owner of Happoltaweiler, an Alsa
tian dairy village, are pouring their en
tire product into the river.
There i one place in France in which
graveatonea and funeral epitaph are
unknown. Thi i the village of Iloreia
in the Maritime Alp. The dead are not
buried, but are throw n Intoabonehouse.
The recent riot in Pari cost the gov
rnment something. Troom to the num-
her of 20,000 were brought into the city
to strengthen the garrison, and their
maintenance there amounted to fis.tll)
a day.
A .137 person, mostly old women,
were injured by bicycle collision in
Ixindon last vear. the city government
i considering a law to have the hicycle
rider duly iiumhere.1 and licensed like
hack men.
A vase, w hich ha taken four year to
complete, ha just been sent to Uindon
Irom a .Minton manufactory. Reval
ued at 1.51i, and i consider.! the
handsomest thing of tha kind that ha
ever been maile.
Tlie census ot foreigner resident in
France show a total of 1.1.10,211. The
llelgian are most numerous, and next
lo them stand the Italian. Since KM
the number of American resident has
increase.! from 5,000 lo 12.000.
" Brevl and butter dance " are a late
form of entertainment designed by the
ladio ol Svdnev, Australia. Thev are
given for a charity, and in onler that it
may benetit a much a possible the iim
plest refreshment are erved.
In Pari thev first utilize rat to clean
the Mesh from the bone ol carcasses,
then kill the rata, use np the lur lor
trimming, the skin tor glove, their
thigh bone lor toothpick and their ten-
Ion and bone for gelatin wrapper,
In it effort at retrenchment and re
form the government ol New South
Wale haa already effected a reduction
in the expenditure lor tin year of 17,-
59,0i) aa compared with last year. Of
ficial aalane liar been cut all around.
F. P. Ioomi, formerly I niled State
Consul at SU Ftienne, aVt that from an
investigation he ma-le be find that
ahout i5,0iJ American of the better
class visit Kurope every year, and that
they pen,l about 1 10l',OU000 annually
abroad,
The Saltan ot Turkey i grieving over
th sudden death ol twelve of the most
Issautiful women in the imperial harem
at Constantinople, th result of bbssl
poisoning fallowing vaccination. One
hundred and ixty-rn wivra survived
a similar oieraiion
Tl Prefecture of Tolic in France ha
rwtahliahed a service of identity in order
to identify released convict. Sine l
there have been 1,M) srntenor recorded
against men named Look Lrfrvr tn that
country, by which innumerable tnnorent
lamia Ijetevrc have brn brought into
trouble.
The I-Otvkm Time make the predic
tion that (.real Britain will require at
least 2.!1'.iw quarter ol
heat Irom
arwvwd thi yrar. rrwac. it add, will
p compel... imporx more ,nan iw.ee be began to comprehend the relation
aa much aa it mmaUy doa. and it note v- . . . ... ,. V
the tact thai German haa already berun btwa W check.-De-
to draw on A men, a tor npp'.i.'
o
PORTLAND MARKET.
Wbiat-Valley. KWfii
Walla, 82'3Jc per cental.
or, WOOL AJiO BID.
Hora V2. 10iJ16c per poo? J.
tug to quality; new crot, TW, wi""
Wool rrice nomina..
ii It- electeil prime. 6c; Vrn'
ailed. oO pound and over, S'.c; under
60 pound., 23c; hePP;'U. "'"""T
lOKlftc; nieoiuin, o.w--s .. '
30(tJc ; tallow, good to choice, 3ii6c per
pound.
Fuca-Stn.lanl. M.25; Walla Walla,
3.23; rraham, 12.75; urnne,
,M.r.!frv l.lt. M:we per bu.l.el:
r. :t2a:t;lc: rolle.1. in lg, rrt.25
hi. t-.r-l. w.fiomrt.75: ca. 3.6,
vi.. ,'.,. Hrsn. 117.00; horU,
120.00; ground barley. p;23; chop
Ul. H l-r U.n: whole f.v.1. I-V.mo
.-nlsl: middling.
ta-r ton: chicken wheat, $1.10jl.S5 per
rental.
lUv Jool, 110(12 per ton
Diy raonica.
11,-rr.i-Ornron fancy creamery, 25
2H',c; taper dairy, 20itf22',c; fair to
irood. lo,.ltV; common, Hlftc per
pound ; California, 35ia44c r n.ll.
Cu ia a Oregon, 12'c; t ahlornia,
lllialtc: Young America, 15(rflta! n-r
annul.
F:oo llc ter dozen.
Pout-Tar-Cbicken. old, M.Mi5.00
i..ii.r. niirflt fiO: duck. M.OOiatl.OO
mvs. IH.oO icr doxen ; turkey, live, 14c
" . -. I - .. 1 .1 L ...
K-r jsjund; ureeawl, none in mo uisuv,
yxoxTAHUX and raciT.
VoTALa Cabliage, lc per pound;
potato, Oregon, WMs6c per ac ;
onion, 1 'c per tsjund ; cucumlwr, Ore
gun, Hi 10c tier doxen ; atring lean, 6(4
7c tier iKjund ; tomatoea, 50m 75c x-r box ;
green corn, 10 12'.c per doien; wwt
is.tatoe. 2'4(i 2' per wund ; egg plant,
1.50 er Isjx ; new California celery, 00c
tN-r dozen
FauiTit Sicily lemon, fyl.00(S.5O Per
box: California new crop, .i.ooiao.uv
per l'X
Is
hananaa, 1.50(rf3.00 er bunch ;
orange
lXiJO ner Isjx: Pineapple, fo.iw
per doxen ; California apile. 1.25t 1.50
tr liilslirl : .irewon. ,i, i"
California, 75iH.ic a-r box J freestone, oO
Mtiftc K-r liox; Clingstone, i.xunoc er
ts.x; Oregon H-cli plum, -ruianoc per
box; UraiUhaw plu wnaiOti er
I.. I ; lUrtlett iear, 1.25itf 1.50 per box ;
bla ktierne. ht jsiunu; wawr-
melon. I2.00ia2.50 a-r dou-n; canU
Ionia-. ll.2.V,(t.50 per dozen; nutmeg
... a 1. 50 iM-r Isjx: huckleU-rrie,
15c tier pound ; grape, black and white,
....,,.!.. Tokav. fl.00iitl.I5 per lsix
nectarin, f 1.25 per box; crab apple,
tl.25'4-1.50 la r lxx.
atAfLB oaocxaixa.
Daiao FaciTa PetiUs prune, 10cUc;
ailver, ll(12c; Italian, Vtc; Oerman,
lOiatlc; plum, 8nf0c; evaporated ap
i.Ih. lOmllc: evairated apricot. 12t
15c; peach, WtalSV; pear, 7(llc
per pound.
llowav Choice comb, 18c per pound;
iihw llnvon. ltl(i20c: extract, 10c.
Salt Uverpool, 1WU, l(t.00j 60,
till All! atiH-k. lH.50mU.50.
Corrxa Costa Kica, 22c; Rio, 21c;
Salvador. 21 .c: Mis ha. 2-V30c ; Java,
24V,w30c; Arbucklc' and Lyon, 100
pound caae. 23.HOC r pound; Colum
l.i. sain. 2:t.H0c.
Kica Ialand,M755.00; Japan, ;
New Orlean. 14.50 per cental.
ltKAa Small white. 3'c; pink,
3c; laxyoe, 3'4cj butter, 4c; lima, 3'4c
per pound.
Kvui r Kastrrn. In barrel., 40(3 55c
In l,.lf.lrn-ls. 4257c: in rase. 35(0
HOc ,H-r gallon; 12.25 per keg; California,
in barrel, 20i40c per gallon; 1.75 per
Kc.i.a P. 5.'r: Golden C.6V; extra
r ut n. ra..,r...ti,,iii.n' A. ttic: dry irran
iil'.iul 'rli.c: rulie. rrusheil and POW'
I .i..i " i .wkiiii.l- t.e iM-r tMiiind
I urmi, i 41. ". r"- i-- 1
dimt.Ulit on all grade lor proinpi casu.
I i.r l.Yiilnv ner isiiind
I-ANNKO UOOU.
Caknid (ioopa Table fruit, aorte.l,
ll.75ia-2.00: m-aihea. Il.5n2.10; Itart-
iu.,lpMlr. $.75,.c2.00; plum, 11.37 '()
j . . is-rric. 2.2.rnu2.45: cherri.-.
I2.25a2.40: hlacklwrnea. I1.IU.H2.0U
rasnla-rriM. 12.40: pineapple. $2.25'
no; aprtcoi. fl.(S)iA..ou. 1 ie iruiis.
. . . .,p ., I,-. 1 :t -
asm irted. 1.20; peach. H.25; plum,
il.tWiifl.20: bliu klarrie. $1.25(41.40 wr
loicii. Tie Iruit, gallon, asaoned,
I3.15if3.n0: lH-a.be. $3.50f 4.(11; apn
cots, $a.60if 4.(11; plum, f'.'.,0i?(J.ou;
. a.'kta-rrie. M.25K 4.ft0.
J xatb torncl tieef. 1. 11.50; 2,
.40: chipped, $2.55d4.00; lunch
tongue, 1. $4; 2, $0.75; deviled ham,
$1.75i(2.15 ier dozen
Fish Sar.line. 7V.?$2.25;
XI Kd.M: lobster. f2.:IOH(3.50: sal
mnn, tin 1-lb tall. $1.25it$l0; flat,
$1.75; 2-Hni. $2.25it2.50; ,',-laxrrel, $5.60,
AO AND BAOOlKO
Burlap. 8-ounce, 40-inch, net caah,
6c: burlap. 101. -ounce. 40-inch, net
cash, rl'c: burlaiM, 11 '.-ounce, 45-inch,
7c; burlap, ltt-oitnce, oo-incii, 11c;
liurlajm, l'.i-oiince, 70-inch, 14c; wheat
bag, Calcutta, 22x3o, apot. He;
2-busliel oat laxg. 7'jC: No. 1 neoind-
hand bag, 7c; Calcutta hop cloth, 24'
ounce, 10c.
MlaCILLANBOCa.
Tin I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime ntial-
itv. wt.00eta.00 per Isjx; lor crosae. 1:
rxtra per Isjx ; I. C. coke plate, 14x20,
prune quality, ii.oof .(Wier lox ; terne
plat. I. C prune quality, $rt.50(if 7.tW,
AiLa nase quoiaiion: iron, -.-o;
tel, $2.35; wire, $'J.50 per keg.
Stxil fer pound, I0',c
Liad Per pound, 4l,c; bar, 8',c
NavalStokks Oakum, $4.50 14 5.(W per
lle; resin, 14. S0f&.(W x-r 4S0 pound;
tar. Stockholm, f I.l; t. aroliua, npr tr
ri; pitch, f ix-r narrei; iiiris-niine, ox
per gallon In car Iota,
laon liar, z4c per pound; pia-iron.
IS(j2 per ton.
UTI AND PaXSSXD Ml AT,
Bur Prime steer. I2.50'42.75: fair
to gissl steer. $2.00if 2.50; good to choice
cow, fl.rJ4:.00; dressed beet, $3.50(4
fl.di.
M CTTON Clioh-e mutton, $2.00ii2.50;
dressed, $4 t1'"4.50; lamb. $2.00(42.50;
dressed, $i.00; ihearling, 24c, live
weight.
I loos i rioice heavy, 3.00'45.BO; me
dium, $45O.5.00; light and feeder,
f4.AOiif5.lW; dressed, 17.00.
Vbal $4.00.4 tt.iW.
raovisioi.
F.ASTKB4 SnoXXD Ml AT AND I.ABO
Ham, meilium, unixverel. 15 410V p
pound; covere.1, H'j'rflS'.c; breakfast
lnon, unvere., l(,al7c; covere.1, 15lt
(4lrt',c; abort clear ide. 13 414c; dry
wait aide. lll,'l:"tc; lard, compound,
in tin. 0e per pound; pure, in tin. 13
(4lc; Oregon lard, llU'c
a nig rtweh.
The two men were at a hotel table.
'That'a a lmty girl orer there.'
aaid the Crt
hich onet"
That one with the big check in
nerurrsa.
"She muft be rich," waa the next
aniwer, and the second roan atapidlr
I wondered what relevancy the re-
, mark bore cnUl an hour or ao later
i troit Free Preea.
FARM AND GARDEN.
Do Not Depend on the Stock to
Keep Down the Weeds.
TIME IS M0XEY TO THE FARMER.
Good Fowl for Laying- Orrgon ma
Washington Sheep Some
Short Kow Etc.
A large dry-good Iwx ma-le
tight on
for ban-
top aniwer a well a a house
tain.
Provide hale and plenty ol (n-sl, a.
ter for fowl during the extremely hut
weather.
Collect egg every day, fur they ,.,n
spoil if left III the m-t during hut wi-atl,.
er. Put them in a cool plai.
The best thing you can do to in.ure
sinves with your young st,s k is to fur
nish every hel of it with a gissl sire.
Thi advice i not so much like juittidg
the cart before the horse a it uiav s.i iu
at Hrst.
In the care of our domestic animal
economy and humanity are syniiiiwnuii.
term. Every brutal act, every 'harli
word even and every lack of pro'jicr car
will take comething away from tin- protii
account.
IK) not depend on the stock to kii-n
down the weed. It i true that 1 1 1 . v
may do something toward it, i-vnilfy
if vou have sheep. But this is the tim's
ol the year when weeds go to m-,1,
ai do moRt damage, and you sliuiild k,-- p
your eye on them.
Cattle-growing cannot l followed in
any haphazard w ay and U- ma-le jirnlit
able. There must lie a detimte puri
in your plan, and breeding and (.-eding
unist be such aa will directly minister to
that end. Anything short of t It it it
pretty ure to bring disaster.
Time i money to the farmer if it ia to
any man under the run. Has it i-vi-r
occurred to you that a fast-walking team
would rave you lot ol it 7 in i-mtv oi
eration of the farm you would II rid ilu-iu
of U-hctit, and when you go to loan
with a load of grain they would save von
no much time that it would U-equivalent
to a better price for your w heat.
An economical method for handling
part of the corn crop at least i to crib
it with the husk on. Then run ear and
husk through a cutting machine, and
feci altogether. The corn must Is- thor
oughly dried before it i crihls-d. The
husk will be eaten better in tin maiim-r
than in any other, and supplic the hulk
that ia alwavi needed when much corn
ia led.
When dressing broiler see that the
skin i not torn. II thi liapix-ns, e
it together neatly and presa in ilace with
the linger. Pick off all the little pin
feather and drop tlie carcasses in ice
water in order to remove the animil
heat. Then hang in a cool place to drain,
wijie dry with a clean towel and ack in
a barrel or box Willi alternate layer ol
ice, and be aura lo hip them at once.
If vou give anr of the Rtock especial
care through the winter, it should cer
tainly be the breeding animal, ne
know that a good farmer will s.iv tint
he treat all hi stock alike, doing the
very lieat he can for all. But stIii
certain quarter are more comfortable
than oilier, lhen put the hrce-unir
Block there, for on their comfort an.1
thrift dc!-nd much of the value ol th
progeny.
Sufficient variety it a moat imjsirtant
item tow aril maintaining a gissl -
tite and gissl health. A man or an ant
mail w ill tire of any one bssl a hen ciui
pclled to live on it exclusively for any
length of time. Never get the idea tint
it ia extH-nsive to teed a varied ration,
for on the contrary it i the most nv
mimical thing that you can do. It ill
brng ahout the moat rapid gain al m
leaat expenne.
(loop rowiji roa i.avimi.
A noted writer on fowls savs: "F
laying hen select large, strong, health?
bird ot the W-ghorn varieties. nn
large, square Uxlics, w ithout nvan! to
line jKiints, such a pure w hite, Hat r
lols?, or very yellow leg, or mini itb
just live isainti, or plumage that 1 prr
ItHtly white in the while variety, or
without a white peck in the broan. It
i not that them? isiinl are anydt tri-
ment to the health and vigor ol tne
hinl. hut that a ninstitutioll has Ism
U often sacriliitsl to them, which oftrn
result ln a train of enfeehlc-l Hi'"-r
handsome (owl. Tbo U-ghorn are ac
climated American breols, which r:g-
nated from binl brought from the Ji"i
iterranean, and they have Ist-n mi-
proved in thi country by cireum-ian.
that have given them'a pre-einincnl
sition for the farmer, when birds sm-n
as are alajve rvcoiiiniended are selis-tol.
Other breed or crosses from them r
much U tter than the U-gliorna or ny
ot the maller bre.l. I bn keiia inaj
are the result ol a Dorking ox-a
and llrali ma ben are large and i"lire
much earlier than tlieotlu-r. .More-nrr,
they are banlv, tleehy, tender and i."-
rtavort-d. lloudan 111 place of IHirkin.-s
are also good to cm on Brahma or to
breed with the tirst-mentioncd cn-.
thev keep up ixe ami quality. Plm'n
Ko:k are also a gissl table fo I, " 1
irood to cross w ith the above."
OBXllON AND WASIIIMITON Sill"'-
An On-gon correspondent wr"'
Sheep-raising on the range ol i-nv"
and Washington i an industry "
ulerahle magnitude, iner a.-. ..
saiil, 2,U0,t1)0 sheep in Oregon aloii.
and Fjuitern Waahingbm rang- f
heavy prcslucer. In the latter '" '"
ol May each vear great drove. r. . m. .
alsjut KU.UW. are starte.1 from tl-"'
. I tv. i.,.,.L. a III
Wa.a.. I.- fa,.ni anil I (r I Til
largert and finest t-inghi;e.l p'""'-
lormer Stale to Chicago and "u"'"
ing to Nebraska to t corn-fcl l"
tive month to make thi joitrnev ; n ' .
a the gras is generally abundant. t'
stock arrive at it destination m . '
condition. The fact that l-t B"
practically all the wether were o.-.-
off the range account lor 'ik'".'r '
and carcttv of mutton in the "rV"
thi year. The lo laat winier " - -
waa verr liuht. nearly -' i" - 1
than ua'ual, and hep r a-1 in
condition. Sheep on thee
T
r.l.
ar-
lid to ls the finest raid in "r
vearlin averaging well with
of the country-
Id tn other portion
Shearing i now in pro;
-s. the cr'i
being hipp! Fju-I alm-t ent.reU .
HI r nmttd Him.
John Burton, a fat man. of Cam -1 r -
ir. -.r l Ailiriiir-Bi at 1'
t traa iu '
a variety .how. A.trecy
p be fell over h g;:'iu
too, to -e
tain want nn ft
a vA ...a iViiry.fl frrt aV1'
av tue y - t "
landed in tha aisle and got opn .. -
aave by a alight cut over the -change.
-
Big !
lod oT prcal"
;r rCt.-
A wagon
. TV. M-nll'l-l OI V- ' -
nrtHl(Ul idhj wau ,
the wagc b4.-DaiU (Or ) Ch1
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