EUGENE CITY GUARD.
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EUGENE CITY. OREOON.
OCCIDENTAL NEWS.
More I'larer Mine Dinrovered
Near Uoler, California.
THE fiOVKKNOR IS CONDEMNED.
A Urire Lump of lleeawai - Two
Ocean Steamer fu Route
fur Vugrt Hound.
TIii Itritish Columbia wluiiif If iiiLi-r
liavc combined t keep ii price.
A chicken epidemic I" dc.pulating
tin- hriip"l hi tin- lower Rogue river
in Oregon.
The Riverside r'ruil Exchange aava no
fruit in )iir.-l hylhe late (n-ee will le
nl Kast to maiaet.
Vh1Ii M. Vciik haa I" en apsiiiitrd
Su'rior J ii at I Angclca lo suc
ceed tlm lull1 Judge Wade.
Tlin name ol lliu lawtollii-e at IViiiI
d'Orcillc, k.s.teiiai county, Idaho, ha
been ehanged to Sand I'miit.
Ashland, Or., In bringing to it" aid I'11
rhamgang ami bread-and-watcr ilii't in
dealing with the tramp ipiestmn.
Step have la-en taken at San Jim" t
form iiiuiily aim- exchange aimilar In
iirniM to that ol I lii (nut exchange.
Portland' Cliaiiilar nl Commerce con
demn mvernor IViiiinyer' ttctiiciit
in lim iim-ii letter to I'rcmdelit Cleve
laml. Itiii-iviT were .mitiil fur tint At-
In nl ii' ami ranlli at rim mi, ... i.
, mi
application to urn ruprcme ouri m um
Territory.
The Mare Island aiillmritie an in
dignant over an artn lit in a San rran
ciaeo paMr charging tlm mariiiK contin
gent were la-ing starved.
Many Sacramento olllcial propoae to
lint tin- legality nl tin' ii' charter, and
will not aiirrendcr llmir oilier until
they am required to ilo ao liy a iniirt de
rision. Tlm (My Auditor atiiraiil I'aaa.Or.,
ri'liiMil to i-aali a lull llm Council had
ordered to In- paid, when thcCoumil dc
nmhi linn, ainl tlm cititi-iin am raiaing
money to miiI 111 in in In iiinti'fil ladore
tlin court.
Tlm Ijihit Calilomia t-vi-liiiiii-tit
Compaiiv liaa obtained Bi-on.ession Irinn
lliii Mriii an government lor tlm estate
linliini'iit ol a mail steamship mti ire Ih
t wii ii tlm sirtaof Hun I'mgo, Kiiaeiiada
ami han ijuciiliu.
An iniiiirr made for tin $;l,iMI oil
iauitiiiK ol Tai-oina, whirh waa rihib
iliil at Chicago during tlm World rair.
shows It I in Ik k ml hn ago aa security
for lumlii advanced on account nl the
Merchant' Naliniial Hank ol Tainina.
tlllirial tatitica jn"t compiled at
J'orl Tow naeml show 2,.VM hinrse m
aenger in transit Iroiu Urn Orient hv
wav ol tlm I'uniiiliaii steamer lainhil
in 1'iirtlaint ami Astoria lt year. With
tin' i'triliun of ''"'nil obtained admit
tance an in' ri hunts.
Walter tin 'Ink, a Carson huaincaa
man, tirniHMM tliat llm Matr llont l-l.-
tHm.lNHi ', jmt ii'iil Imirlx to Imilil a ruail
lliiuiiuli I'lamoml Vll-y, aroiiuil tin
wiiilli i ml of Ijiki" I hIuni, almiK Ijikn
Vulli-y anil ilown llm Aini-rirMii rivrr to
tin- h. luiiii iiln, iimkiiiK Ni-vwla a iniu-
)M'tltlt H.Hlt.
William .Morton ami I iinrni" Mmwl
in an riti'inli-l imHi'linK lour mi tin
Ii'mtI, almiit 'J"' mill nortli ol hail
HiTiiarilino, I'al., ami alxmt lorty iinlin
lioin imli-r, iIimiivitiiI ilnn-r in i in
ni vi r Il ium knoaii, ami Ktlii'iiil m'v
tal laiiii' nii'Ki'la an tlm rinull of mil"
ilay'a murk.
Tin' I'ulilii' Ailiuiiimtrator at S411 Jow
liar) li l.i I a ulillinii III nl tin' mini 1 1 lull nl I
lliii i l,i 1 1' of ('. I'. Ila aanln, m lio, il !
alli'v'i'"!, took ami "lUHinlin il tin-1
inoiii'V ol tin' haiita Clara Itank wlnli'j
In' b ruiiliii'r. Tliir Mill In almiil
llli.tmu to ilixIrilnilH anions tlio lii'irn, if
tin' l-uiit ilmun t lilt' rlaiin.
Tin' lliiiiiintki ttoM mini", known
llm Nral mum ami inlualiil 111 llu NvhI
ili-im t, i'ii;lilii'ii niilin (mm Iknwt'il v,
1 UI10. liaa Im'tii nolil to in-rnon 11m
inn till mill tlii-i Mimlia amhiiant hnn lt-
INK t 'iiiii.iiy. Tlm prii'M i naiil to U
I'm.llnl. Una In tin- mum ovit mIiii-Ii
llii-ra dan riii'iillv Ui'ii Minm iN'iitatioiiul
litiiiation.
I hit I ilu1 1 Haul t oiitiril ot I laid- 111
K'.umi at hai rainriitn liaa ilii lanil in
favor ol tlm niiinirial n in'rliiMi n,
I'livtnr li;lit, wali-r aorka, atrit-l rail
aa, tlm natinnalialloii ol li'liyrl'li
ti li-ilioiii ami railway linin ainl hiI
aaMiitfa Imnka, iniiiuilMiry riluralioii 11 1
to ii yi ara ami i'ijlit Iiimh"' IhUt a ilu) .
A larifc Iiiiiiiii( Uinwai aaa iiscnllv
Imiiikllil up iiom llm Ni linli ni ly a m I
lli r 111 that MH'tlnn ainl raihl to M. J.
Kiiiui'vof Axtniia, Or., Inr L'.S. Ita ill
iiii'iixiniia an- almiil il'ji'.'i I lift, ainl 011
01m of llm m.lr" ari' thrr li-tlrra, lull an
lllillalllli t thai IllrVl allllol U'lll-l lplllTl'il.
It aa (uuml m-ar llm 'l on llm U-arh
wlirrc a hprilil'li M'aai'i la iimi- to
haw ifoim axlioif many yi-ara arfo, ainl
ln r' an mm h ol tin' liaa W-vti
Iniiinl Imiu tiuif to timr for tai'iity yrara
nl.
(oilii'lor Wo liaa iliniivi'nil a hi it
amiii.'k''iiiK r nr. Willi ln-a-liiiiarpra 111
han r laiu'iMu. rri-lriiik Millrr, iiri'
ii liinati, a l amly ilralrr, ainl !
lint'liwiaul hav la-vll arri'aliil lor iuii(
ae 1 ! Mi,!.) worth ol opiiiiu ami illi
dally lamlinn thirtivli t'hiimm-. Two
nlliir iiiriuU'ra ol tlm ruin, Vma ami
hori'iimiu, wrr arnnUI aoiim timt airo
in hai lanu iiln, wi ri n-li-aiHil on hail
ami ai- now 111 Virtnria, II. ('. Tlm
nlnauirr r rtni-ralila waa 1 harti-nil, ami
hmillit ilnwn Iroiu Virlona 1 . .rx 1 1 m 1 1 1 . 1 a
ol npuiiii ami lliirli'. ii t him-w, all of
wlni 1 wi-n- nm raxlullt Un.li-,1. f In
Mvlor ul Ciiatoiiia I'alliaoii ami Nira
aif unpin aliil.
At a nm tiiiit ol tin- I'lirllaml Taav
rl t oinlliltli'i-ol 1UI tlm III"! atrp to
wanl a!-ililmk' tin- I'mt of I'oitUml
('.iHilni-H'ili a lakru. Tlm ixiiiiiiiia
aioii wa 1 n-alfl atviral yi-ara at hv
tlir I ti k-"M U v'alaliirr, ami wa (ivrtl
.a. r to 1 i. ali- a trnlv IHi- l.ait , han
lii I Imiu I'lirtlaml lo tin- at a. IWimla
ai'.trvatiiit ''. il win- luuml, ami
tlm t'oi.inil.ia ami illaim tti- win- 1111
provi-il mi that a tfri at Hirtinii n( I iriynn
ami W uahiiiytnii n ap -l Ihr U ni'iii (
ttm iinproM im iita. Thf iiiiihiiiiii
lati-ly h lai n (!, 1 1 im iiimiri in mak
llik' a rn ihaiuirl at "naif llaml in tin
Coluiuhia al an oiillay ! a laryr nun,
w t t la It la rlaniii"! tlm n!l i haiim-l .iil I
I improviil at a nun h h vi it. 1 1 1
har-ol In'.iri'ani-Ktw'iiihtiirrol in.iiift
ha vr- I at-11 inali-, ami Ima it la ih r
num il to atop it. W ith thi ohimt in
Mum tlm roiiniiilicr w ill api al to tin
lint l-gka! Jkirr U alailiah tlm ruumn.-
(luO.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
huaUjf tlph baa introluifl a JjUiI
rwNlution allowing a numljrr of arttlrrt
titlra to lain! on Hit I'fDktilla renova
tion. Tito Navy Ivpartnmnt ha aaaii(ne4
tha Tliitu, now- at fan Iinp, CaJ., l
the ilutv ol 1-oiidutting aurvr) along tlm
I'aiilk-toaat.
The CoininitUw) on ImJian Affair liaa
lairtiil (avorahly Ki-pri-anilativw F.llia'
hill ritrmling tlm tune of tlm L'uiatilla
iMii li Coiiipany for thrift yi-ara.
The Hanking ami Curn-nr) -I'oituiii'-
haa ihi .l I to lay a-nl till tlm tar Hi lull
la iiiowi of the hill for llm n-pi-al ol
the tai on Main hank nri illation.
It ii uinli-ratmal tlm Srnalu Coiiiumrit
('oiniiiittin haa airri--l to n-airt unlavor
ahly tlm nomination of Suit llarnaoii,
hrotlu-rol ft l'n-aiili-nt llarnaoii, to I
hurviMor of Cuatomaat Kanaaa City.
hrnalor Miti hi'll ha . iin-. an orilrr
from tlm roatolln) iH-partim-rit i-alah-liahing
a Iri-wi-a-kly mail Iphii llal-i-y to
Itrownavilli" on alti riialf iluyawitli tlm
mail that now n-ai Im llrownaviiln from
I'ortlaii'l on llm railroail.
In tlm hi'iiati" a iin-inorial from tlm
U'Kiliitnrf ol I'luho wa n-.nl, prayuiK
lor ilri-l)(iiiK thf hpukani" nvi-r hy tlm
riiliiral kv rriim-nt aa a iin-anaol lowi-r-iiiK
tlm h-vi-l ol Ci nr 'I'Ali'im Ijikit ami
ri lauiiiiig auhiimrKiil larnl.
A Cahiimt ollirrr haa atuli-l that tlm
Mintiiilfi'iu y npiii whifli Ilu- hi-rri'tary
ol tin Trt-amiry i-oulil im- lannla with
out Coliifrraaional ai'lloli waa wlu-n tlm
ituhl n-wrvi" in lln" 1 n-aaury waa invwliil
to am li iinl aa ill tin- ju iiii-iit ol
trie hiilt'tary to impair puhlii-iiiiilnli-liri'.
Ihat Hiinl,'lm nl, hail almoat, if not
tliti, lai li ri-ai liel.
It i alutwl ill ollii'ial i irrli-a that tln-ri
ia no lirohahilily ol tlm iliti'riiatioinu
inoiii-tarv roiifi'ri'iiii' ni-or vi-iuiig 111 tlm
aprmg, aa waa thought llki-ly aonm tinn
amr. At Iraat tlm aiiuvintion for It to rn-
iiinvi'iii' will not i-manali' from tin
l'liiti-l htati-a. Tina jiilormatioii haa
lai n iiiiivi-yi-il to llm Itnf ih govi-riiim'iit
hy hii rrlary iiri-ahaui.
liimral Wlnilir. Chairman ol tlm
Coiiiuulti on Ti-rritoni-a. ha no hula
; nl gelling iii tin- lull lor IIih
I III I l III
of Ni-wr Mi'inii until aftiT tin' tarill hill
ia illai-i ol. I ii-livatc huill II ol An
roua, wliuci- hill for tlm a'liiiiinii of hia
Ti-rntory haa alri-aily paawil tin' llonai'
aava tlu-ri- I noiloiiht ol lavorahli' ai-tion
in tin- hi-nati'.
H ia aaiil Cli'Vflaml haa ralliil lor llm
ri'aigiiation of lui'iiita-rN of tin" I'lali
Coiiiiuiaaion w ith b virw to iiirri"auiK
ila I'llirifiny. It la ri'pri-M'iiliil that
tlirri" arr iiiiillirtiiiit inli ri ata among il
liu-iiila-ra, ami that giaal goviTiiiui'lit w ill
Im- tilw-rviil hv tmw ih al. W In n tin
Di'Iiiim rata ill t'oiiu-ri-a riiiim to ailinil
I lali aa a htuti tlm i-oiiiiiuaaiou w ill ill
a natural ih atli.
Tlm Civil rVrvii Coiiiiuiaaioii haa
romirti"l Ilu-M'huliili-ol i-xainiiiatioii
that will Im" Imlil iliiruig tin- lirat ail
inoiilh of llm iri-M-nt rrar to till lami
tioiia in tlm tailwav mail ami Imlian
ai-rviri-a, Kiaiuiiiationa will In- hi-hl
followa: ICiKH'hurg, ir., April t): I'mt
larnl, lr., April -i.ttli-. Wui-h
April .7; Walla W alia. W ah., May I
ami haikiu-, Waah., Mav :t.
Tin lloinw" Coiniiiitlit' 011 Naval Af
lair haa onh riil ail mlvrran rrirt on
thi' ri'Miliitiiiu iiitnalni'i'il in lliii Moil
hv Mr. Iliilinan "I Imluna, iliri'iiing lln
Ni rrlarv ol tin- Navy to au-ia-ml until
furt Iter not irii waa nifiviil from ( on
irri'a all paviin nla ol prrmiiliua for In
rrcaa.il niil in naval M-i'la ami 1
Huron linn lor iiiforinulion ri'littui- to
tin' amount of prrmiiliua In ri tndirr lull
ami tin inaiiiiiT ol ih'li'riiiiliing tin
aimiiinlaol lhi-ai" aw arila.
Mr. Itowrra ol Calilomia apiH'ariil la'
(orii tlm IIoiim" Comiiiiltit' on iti vera ami
llailaira tin' nllirr ilav III aupiairt ol a
plan to pnitti l tlm mouth ol hail I'nvo
ll.iv Iroiu alioaluig. Tin' plan nmli'in
pliitv hiiilihug a ii'ltv ul tlm mouth
tin' hailair a null ami a hall long. Tin1
nliiii t l lo rut oil a lateral rlniiuii'l that
hita la i n lorming at tin- unnitli ol tin
hurlair. Thi-ri' la now nlaiiit twriitv
lliiii' lii t ol wnliT oil tin- lutr nt low
tnli'. Ilu' hiuMuig ol tin' ji lty woiili
iniTi-aai' it In twi'iity-an h rt.
In thi' Si iiali Alh'ii, I ilu 1 1 1 -1 of Ni
hntaka, ralliil up hl n-aolulioii ilini ting
tin' -11 ri t.irv ul tln l ii-uaiirv to inlnim
llm Si-tiali' Imiu wlutt aniirrt' tli" i;oli
1111 11 ol tin iimntry oiitanh' thf I iilrral
Tn aaiirv waa mrria-nl lo llir amount o
iKHimu.umi iluring tin- li. al vr.tr I
aa i-pri-aar in lua nit'iit rt'iairt for Ihat
M'r. Ihilpll Joltllll Willi III!" I opllllal
S'liator III t'ipiraaing uiiiliihty to 111111
pri'lu'inl tlm ri'lairt ol thr hn n tiirv o
tin- Treasury, ami llu rt'aolulniu of in
ijinry waa ailnptnl wilhoiil iliaarnt.
Srnator I'ulilii haa rriHirlni (mm tin
Cniiiinittii' on I'nlilif I inula ami mi un
tin' paaMtgi' o( hrliator Miti ln li a hill to
aiitlinnf a palriit to la- iaaiml lo Will
lam lli'iiilrrxholt (or a ilonation 1' I mi id hi
Onitnn. Ili'haaalao msuml tin' pn
aa'i ol llmlloiiaii lull to autlmnri' pnaila
111 tiinla-r html t'litrn-a to U ina.h' li'lon
olllit'ia autliorinl lo takr pnaila 111 1101111
alrail ibmh, ami aim of hla hill to ail
Ihorirt" rorrti tiil palriit lo tht W Tnt
Iin k hiiiimnii donation rlaiiu 111 llilla
lairo, I r., ami to grant to thr Mali" 1
trai t ol larnl (or tin- Crater Ijikc I'ark.
I In' invi'atigatinii of tin" watrr rr
otirifMtil thr I'nilnl hlntra uinlertakt'ti
hy llm gmlogn ill aiirvrv haa lu ll prur
tnally romplrtiil. Tlm work waa imiu
Inrlliiil III Ik lola'r, Shil, with tlm oh)iil
ol ilrti'rminiiig tlm iiianlily ol wuln
axailahli for llir irrigation of ami lamia
ol llm Wral ami lor liar aa watrr aiwiT.
hlmlira have lu ll ina h' of moat of thr
Irainagr haaina wrat ol llir liMth inrrnl
111. aa wrll aa artrral rati liun nta nl thr
raat. rirlillala liavi' ilrvotnl a large
part nl thr Hum III tlm I'Vaiiiuiatmn ol
llm "run olla " nl llir Miaaniin, Arkan
aaa, I; 10 liramlr ami hnaki' rivrra. Iir
ologial ewrUol tlm aitrvpv aanl 111 an
interurw : II il-a not anix-ar pmh
ahlt" Ihat t'Vrii It) a-r 1111 1 ol thr larnl
now oaniil liy tlm govrrnmi'lit rail rrl
la' irilgatnl. In (art. limit- 1 Hot a "til-
Hi ii'iit aiipply ol watrr to hring umlrr
itiltivatloii an. I larnl t'iual tothat wlurh
haa paaa.il into thr hamla ol 111.lm.luaU
ami imi anal uina. I lira.- air, Imwrter,
lia alilira w hrrt' tliini-an.la of rva.an
I pmlitahly irrigatnl hy llm iMii-tun -lion
ol ilauia ami irrigating raiiala."
hrrvtary Carhalf haa reevivnl from
ttorin y 1 ii'iirral Ulnryau npiiuoii Hi
w hull Im holila that thr Chi lira.' 1 Villi
1. HI art ami prior a. la ri ganluig tin
Chlllear Nrilllt l llltlra.' htlhin Ta rilniib
or going lo mimtrira ollur tli.tn thr
I'mtiil "latii In paaa 111 tran.it to tin
ii'Hiitrv ol ihatinatinil lluoiik'h tin
I 'll I till sttttra. 1 lil-.lli'.oll w ila .III III it
lnl to tlm ttntiirt -tiriii-ral aoiiir tuni
ago I'V h.i rel.trv t ailialr, lor thr ri anii
that it i ail-ytii ( Ii Ml a niiiiiUr ol tin
liami'ii alulr ill l'an-it l,ip,i at ai nt
III ttua rtiiltitrv ami tlirirl't g.t'ii M'lmia
1011 in violation of thr law. Mailt t in
nrar Ulairvra, t.ai, it ia aanl, who Ian I at
-an Krm ia.1 Ironi China. 'li-t;ins l,n
I ill', rvturn to tin. itiiititrv hv w it 11
krv Wra-t, I ia , or hy anuta mi tin
Mi tnaii lairlrr, holiling vrtiliiati- a
" im n hanla " (rmi luli iit. v ohtaitinl. I
waa to atop lima atrn.lra thai tin
I n a.nry lertiiirlit tMliaiiltnl tin- t
t.'im t to m ial. honing that In. omnim
ml I la-that tlm la 1 'mi l Ii- an ,,ii
atnii-l aa to prvtriit Chun-ar llain r
Iron, i ..uig tiinnigli tlx- I 111t.1l tat.-a
I Im Atlorimv t irtmral haa n -t lai n
to grwtitv tlm ili'lurtn.rli'. hv.arrtuu'
1 OUt Ui.r.ivtalnju.
EASTERN MEUNOK.
I'eter Jarksoifi Constitution
Kuined hy Drink.
THE5ICAUAGLACASALt01.PA.NY
Mm. Kraiicr II. (Urke Lmacrt Ilu
Kplaropal CLureb-Our Total
VltlJof Wool for'y'l.
Thouaaml of Tt-xai liwp are atarv
nig on tlm prairira.
A hoiiii' fur alup ImiMi-ri haa lawn t-a-lahlialitil
in New York.
Tlm organ o( tin-I'll irago aaliamkn p
i ra laiallnl Muni I'rmka.
Tlii-rr with .'lift aiiiri'li-a in N'rw York
Uat trar, again! I'll in It'.'.'.
Ti'.a railnnula killtl IK) anple ami
111 jnr.il 1, 712 'luring laat yrar.
tltrr '!, N'rw York painter have
ileaerliil tlm Knightaof l.alair.
Mra. Cvrua W. Kii-M haa applinl for a
mi'iver (r ln-r inilluiery huaini-aa.
New York l ivil-H-rviii" refonnera an
trying to form an aiili-anla league.
Cinriiiimti ia alanit to fM-ml l.i"l,
0n0 llli the linproveiin lll of her parka.
heveritl ht. lilli iluirie have la-en
iiimh iiun-.l aa iiiiiaanri- hv tlm lloitril of
Health.
The llmoUyn Citv Itailmail Company
will niup l,) of ita ear with lid
lemlera. The liertnari A lueriraiia of Kanaaa are
preparing (or a vigoroiia anti-prohihition
campaign.
The National Hire Mann (art uring Coin
pany ol New i Irleana ha roinpleteil the
Ural rni- elevator.
knightaof l.alair olliriala are trying
to mortgage tin lieavlipiartera ill Phila
delphia lor IJil.mx).
'I he giiteriiiiieiit ia lo ereet al Sumlv
I look a aearrli light larer thutl the one
at tlm Worlil'w rair.
Tlm grip lui altarkial a trila- of I11
liana up in W'iaaiinain, ami haa in art'
eral raaea provnl fatal.
The iniiliri'iii e of tranatiiiitiiieiital
lailroail luiea at Clin ago haa fuilnl to
agree liaui aiiything ao far.
llm lire umlerw riler are lemluig a
vigoroiia haml ill the war agailuit the
trolley oil .Maiihattiui lalaml.
It I prulii lnl that over l,l' mile of
r;ulro'l will Ik- limit in Texan tin vear
notw itliataiiiliiig the lianl tune.
Keiairla from Pallaa, Tel., are to tl
1 Ih rl 1 1 1 nt Mem an rela'la an- organising
all along llm l!io I iramle lainler.
It ia ataleil that Ater Indiana in Mi-x-1111
will join tin Yaiplla III their light
jgitiimt the Mevnuil goveriiliielit.
A mil Inr -1 an of the hniiaville ami
.lelleraoiiville lirnlge ia reairlnl lo lie
nit ol M'r'mliiiilar ami 111 ilitnger ol
hilling.
'the New York, Hlvuipia ami oilier lug
.tar ahipa, it ih iitiileratiaal, will patrol
the I'lii-illi' next rounmer to prevent aeul
killing. Kne r.tilroit.l ilirn lora have iaaunl a
nolii-i' to roml wi'urity liohler proMa
uig a nrw inortgitgr to ats ure 70,laJ,lNKI
ill lailiil.
The hoiitli Carolina n.t-t ia U-ing
witti he.1 o prevent inn trul mm I wur ma
li'intl (mm leaving to ai'l the lir.tiiiiin
uiaiirgeiita.
Tlm total yiel-t of wiail in the I nile l
Mute lal year ia ectllnilte.l at :tM,:t.'rfi..
i"l ammla, the lurgeat rrop ever ma'le
ill one yeitr.
A giaal golil lill'l ha jla heell lllll'le
III tlm Kttlier ahull of the Woliott
groiinil within nix hha ka of the leinliiig
tlioroughlure of l'it'lville, Col.
I he ainallrat iiuinigratioii ln-t year
1. line Iroiu Wale", llm niiniia'r iK'iug
nlilv HI. I, while tin- heavieat rilnli wua
I n nil Ititly, wlilt li aent Ila la'i.M.
The totitl V11I1111 of the rmpa ol the
t'liita-.) Male iliiruig I i'M la t atiiuuliil
lit l.inm.inin.liutl. ol wlurh the laigeat
ili'in ia ;.'ai,(iUli,(Hl wurth of hay.
.Iihlk-e I .in llt-t t of the Yiilpitraiao ; Iml. ,
JiI'Ih imI Court pruiHiae to givu nil 111111-
mala who are hnlntUHl iliuukitrila the
g'lhl rule lli-li'.nl nl priaon Miiliiin a.
Thr Mate ol Culilin'Mi ilt ia awitrmitig
with hiimo iiieii who hate Ihi-ii ilrneii
out ol New fork, ami it la a.tnl tlutt
nuiiiy nl 1 1 it-ni are in a iliatitute romli
lion. Hiilv thirty-live vi-aaela hate Ut'ii hinlt
al llitltiniore iliiruig 11.1, while aixtv-
one were hiull there 111 In'.. The regia-
lernl toniutk'i' ahow nl bii even greater
In line.
The riiipliitea of the I'lulaili'lplua fitv
govi'iuiiieiit are rniitrihlltilig I iit-r rrul
ol tlu ir aitlariea lor the relief of the jaair.
ami will iiuitlllile to ilo ao w lille Ihe ilia
tleaa laata.
V hill to prolulul the ruiiuiiig ol rail-
mail trauia, treiglit, paaaenger or eten
mill, 111 hoiitli Carolina on hitmlay haa
'"li in : n kln.-tst ill the Ugialatiire nl
that Mate.
Charlea I lemlrrwill ol WellaUin, II., ia
tilting out an rllNilitioii to hi k (or
tn aatire w Im Ii he i launa waa an ret 11 1
in a ravr mi an lalainl in the Ninth hraa
lorly yrara ago.
I'rti r J a. kaon, the i-oloml prize-
tighter, haa rilliiiil lua miiatilutinn hv
i'i'ialtr ilrmk. It I IklaltlvrlV aaaertnl
hv a well aiatn aMirtainan tliat 1'i ti r
will nrvrr apaar 111 Ihe ring again.
K11111111 raglioatni waa an appliraul for
iiatiiralifatimi papei I a-lore a New York
iimrt rtsvtilly. ami w Inn theJiiilge aknl
him w ho waa the I lnel t lerutive nl the
t niti-l ht.ttea l( aiiawerttl iMiili'lentlv,
lainuiaua llalla. lie got lua walking
paa ra uiatiail,
Major iirahani lavia n( North Caro
lina 1 ai lively liilrreating himarlf in a
iiiiitriiii'iit to aave from rum thr ol, fort
I Mr Waller liali'igli on the raatern
iwat m I pre-erve ihe State the gmuiiil
on wlurh it waa luult.
Ilu" atil.lelit who enter lllHwUle
M n Ii. 1 Culli ge aingle ranimt get mar-
mil iliiruig their miirae ami remain in
he mllrgr. liMple aln-a.lv luarrusl.
not i'rr, are not lurrtil. Una ia ui a -
rlaiiiv w itli a new rule lanlilowtihv
he hit ully ami jut 111 a ir puhlii-.
Mia. Itamt II. Clarke of M. IVnl
Minn, haa ilrarrtnl the Km.iiim1
hiirrli. ami i now 011 her wat to Koine
o taiome a Catli.'l.i . ra. Cla'ke ia
he we.iulueat woinaii in Miiiiira.ita. ami
Inr hii'li.tml ia one ol the una. I promi
nent inrii. Mm wa rrtniilrnt nl the
Aorl.l a Kair lUmrl al I'lurtgo. ami at-
ai tii a grittt ,leal of attention L.th
iiufi'l her la-aiitv ami ahilitv.
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A p an ..( ni.rgiu.at n.i,nra l;u.tie,,i j
I Hie Nil aragiu I anall oiiiiimiiv 1 U-I
i.g prriartal at the fitv ,. New York i
In. Il w ill I fuller, franker an I more
-lUial'le than the one the at. a khol.lera
tre linw a-kul to aaa.-tit to. an. I thev a ill
ake-l to a, .in , t. apamitinrnt nl a
uiuiittei- t.'nin.i i.f lin n n( Hatioiial
vpiilalmn. airiit mti gritv an I ahilitt
reorganise 0.e imiu panv or a-l;nat ita
tlm ta-at inti n-ata of a:l tlm
lot k holder.
roKEIGN CABLEGKAMS.
Tin r ii a profit t.at the Panama
x a mial may he n-vivw in fVatite.
t hina ii manning a chain of forti all
along her aeaeoait with Krupp gnat.
.Mr. Ungtrv ha purchaatil the Cole
ham I'ark lariii in hniflainl for
fHI.UaJ.
tireat Uritain. Fram ami Kuniarai Ii
cotitriliiitu :D,uiai a year to the civil hat
of tlm King ol (ireere.
The malaily (mm w hh Ii tlm King ol
Main ia now aiillering i ilue lo theahilav
of alrtihollr atlllillUnta.
Kiiglainl' A'li.rality ha onlereil a
new rrniaer that will make at leaat
tweiity-thret' knot a an hour.
The harlair of I ilaagow w ill mam In
umleriiiiunl hy w-teri tumiela, running
at a aale iliatan '' llll'ler ita hnl.
The ihi iaii.il of the Court of Apx-al
in llolluml that kiaaiug ia not an olleiiae
haa atlra tnl annie attention in humie.
IlilaaiB'a revenue fell OuT alaxlt 1 . -
i.i,iH) in llm Uat nine month of l"U.i,
roiiipiireil with the aillillur (M-riial ill I "'.-'.
Iilangnla ia on the hank ol the Zulu-la-i
w ith i.i'i young warrior. He tv
Ni-ea to keep tlji the light Willi the llrit
lall. l.alair agitator in Mnglaml are enliat
ing puhlir avmpathv in la-half of the
overwoikul harinaiiato( whom there are
IJIVMl.
KniH-ror William of lo-rmaiiy wa
nun Ii pi aa-. with one of lua Chriatmaa
in aeiita. It waa a tuint of liimaelf maile
of (ilaater of paria.
I'mler a law recently put in fon-e in
Krame onlv phvaiiiana gra'luateif in
Kranre are allownl lo ila.- tlm title " li'
tor " in Ihat country.
The tax iinaia.i on women for wearing
Iron-era hy the r remii government
range from' (ID lo $11.', hut all women
an not given tlua privilege.
The name Ino-t lii-HTi-l now a the I
-trougeal eiimlnl.ite for l'o" to auriinl
I ojm 111 A 1 1 1 . 1 .vionaignor I'oiiiuiu-o
.Im ol. nil, the I'.lpHl Nlllu lo ill l.irlaili.
When the I'ltri Salon of Iv.i4 rlo-e
next June Ihe I'alaia I'lmliiatrie w ill
la- ie totnl to an ex In I. it Ion of laaika ami
of all imliialrie roniin tiil w ith pa'r.
The hirvrle haa hmughl alanit tlm
n-!
oa'iiiiigoi inmiv nl tl Id-liiiie country
hotel 111 h nunc, which had clo-nl long
itk"i laiuilae of the inlrialiictioii ol rail
roada. It ia aaid that ill making racing and
pleasure laiaia I rem ii const rtictora are
creeping nt 1 11. 1 1 v up to their Kngliah ri-
vala and are aerioiislv atriv ing to ovt-r-I11111I
Iheiii.
A Hew iii-ur.uu'i' companv ia laing
orgaiiii-l al Itrrliii bv a Imi ly of ri-sHin-aihle
uieii, mainly jewelers, lo insure
the Ineliila ia itgitinal lo-m a at tha hallda
oi burglars.
A remarkable arch.eological discovery
ia aiinouiice I roin Trevea. In excavat
ing the old Unman walla close to the .Mo
selle a complete Unman luittrry e-t.ih-nuiit
waa iliscotrrnl.
In 1 1 :t I y oil is now ma le from grape
'nl. When pi-rfctilv clean and well
dried the seeds are ground like wheat.
I he liner the Hour thus obtainul the
greater Ihe yield of oil.
A letter receited from S.iiiiarcand de
sert I a', the ravages of Ihe fa in met h rough -out
Tiirkealan. The cauv ol the iamine
la Ihe exces.iM. cultivation of cotton to
the exclusion of cereals.
Knglish scientist are vrrv much wor
ried oter llm result of an investigation
which haa shown la-voml doiiht that the
si-iia arouml the llrilish mast are laing
rupidly rxhiuiatril nf lish.
The ratr of mortality of l,omlnn ia
shown by a rrrrnt reMirt to have stead
ily dii n isi d with the inlrialiielion and
piile. tioti of iiieiiiiite means of disais
llig ol Ihe sewage o( tin- city.
According to a decision just remlernl
hv the huprome Court of the lierman
I'lnpire laitcottiug la not forhid. It'll by
the law of the laud, although it ia to be
miidi'iniii-d on moral groumls.
( lllnels ll.He la'iil Hltr.slli i-I tlNl B
farm iml far from Kinf, Kussia. Ai
present rightiiii rauirls are at work
plowing, ami tlieir kn-p ia loiind to cost
much less than I lull ol horse.
Madrid is to date Chicago. A royal
edict has la'eii promulgated, ami on April
1, 1 H". 1 1 . there w ill Is- oih-iihI hi the Spun
1 -1 1 citpitat an mternatiomtl exlulntiun
that u ill l.i-t until Ui lul. r :;i
Another ('oliiiiiilui-t rooiiv j to las
started in r.nl Aii n .t. Kvrrv thing w ill
la' iiiamik'ed hy volillititry groups of aelf
governing men, w Im w ill oh 11 ull thev
ran raise, hut have 110 exclusive- rik'ht to
thr larnl.
I he roll went her 1 ml-es th,. greatest
nii-s-rv 111 inaiiv nuartera of Iterlin, and
additional shelters hate lai-n om iui for
Ihe accoiiiniislatioii of the '.'.IHKI or Inort'
pinie who recene iiill. e and bread free
of charge.
Pud. T m lali drath bv airidnitul
Miia.iniiig haa served to draw attention
to the fai t that 111 In.' mi less than -V
out ol the S7ii death rrrtilinl aa having
la-en cail-e.l hy -u-ui were due to nils
advelilnre.
At nil ili.Uest held III Knglainl recetlt-
lv tl tideine brought to light thr
pni r laci 1n.11 tin-nie ot Ilir.lra.l man
ua.i la'iti insitreii tiy a Honor ilealer
who-e bar he 1 hirllv patmiuisl. This
praclict' n a:. tool.taiii lo a mnsi.lrr
ahlr extent 111 I nglaml.
The Hank of Frame haa put in cin u
latum note printed on ramie puie.
I he note ire ol the same form aa the
old fashioned one, but the Hew paper la
lighter and ill the -.line time tinner than
the old, and tiiiuta a clearer imprea
ion, rendering counterfeiting more dif
tu ti It .
The Kngliah rival to the Kitlel lower
al Weinl'lev l urk will pmbahlv l com
phii I hv the rill ol thi tear. The
tower has a grnrral resi tulilan, to that
of F.illrl, hut ia more laiintnl and aim-
Ii r. I lie lour Irga wlurh supisirt it are
I. ul 10 I 111 ronrrete lo a drpth of aev-
eiity-tive fii't, and atand llial frvl
The entire w.uk la of stii'l.
apart
i.asi septemiier -sarati Iier11l1ar.lt waa
ri'hla-d ol t.Vi.ikm worth of jewelrv in Ui..
Janeiro, and Ihe uptittil tlurf wa
tried for it. rhe I arts Fveiimetit pllb-
ii-iii .1 a pretrinini inti r lew w ith harah
in w In, h she ronfi-a.nl the whole thing
was an a ltertiseuiiiit. This article had
thee;h,t u.ter it n aclml Kloof causing
Hie pii-.in.-r to la- ila hargisl. Now that
sr:th has relumed to I'ana ahr aur for
u IV"' .laniage 111 that lira! the lor!
pria-e.-..ii.-a at Km wrn al-amlonnl ami
t'l.tt the aitl. le retln te I H-rs.in.i!lv iijajn
her.
Chnagn is to cremate its garbage.
epatate the ling wantnl (or hut. her-
mg Imin llm aim k hog ami am. I'm
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k
I More laiil.il ,Mtton ee. lor Ihe imw
ahoilM (9) unl in the houth. That ia.
tint more tu the imlit idnal larmer. w ho!
.1 he u-cs it a'.!, put it in with other
, rations, ua it t ti rit h to Iml alone:
; hut more farnirr boii!d utihe tin
(s. in a act inn where dairvmg n t
: !-t IsiMtnitig rtviunil a a tn.tst jimf
I liable I'Uaiiit-s.
MIDW1NTEK F.Uli.
Kx)OMtioii Started on the
Koad to Surres.
EASTERN' VICTORS IN ECSTACV.
O
Tb I lib of June ll lln
Apart a. Hawaiian Hay-All
I lie llullJiligl Bead).
WMklr Ctn olar l.ttr- N v 1
The aeini-o.1li'iul ii'niii(C of the Ck'l
fortu.t Mi.lwinter Jnternatioiial Ki"i.
timi t.a.k J lai-e onth" !at ot January,
ai ' Tiling to tlm or:gimtl announcement.
Owing to the tjelay 1 auaeJ in ihlppiliif
foraik'n eihihiti fr.nn Chicago, it wa
nmlerat.aMl, 1 if rim n. that evrrythiiuj
nrntilil imt la- in remluii- on that date,
lut Ihe liiuMing were t-oinpleted, a
tn-al many of the oiureaai.inal ("aturea
were iii full 0 er.itioii, ami tlm Kxi
lion win pr.'n tn ally itartnl ou the road
to aiirrea.
The il.iy coulil nut have been more
beautiful if it hail Jieeri mmln to onler.
Laatern pet.yle viaiting Califoniia for
the firat tune w.-nt into "facie over a
New Y'eara pay m much like the gramJ
eat April day in otlmr part of the worM.
J hre were flower bloomirid on every
bam!, anil tlm iJin ji jfreen foliage foruietl
a ainkiinf hai kgnuunl for the gala day
I c aatiiimn of the tlioiiaulid of ladiea who
thronged ;..!. irn Uale J'.irk until the
lun went down. Ilarly tn tin laautiful
midw inter morning Mag were hoiated
on earh and every flagMalT mi the build
ingi and in and about the Kxpnaitiou
groiuuN; there were coin-ert diiriiig the
da v hv the great Midwinter Fair band.
and thoiiaaiul of janple availed them-
."Iviaa of tlm opportunity to view um
biiiMuigi an ! lo w itnevt the aja iinl at
traction wlurh were nITered.
Among the coiii e-iom which opened
op mi New Year I Jay were the Santa
liarbara sea lion exhibit, lliame' wild
animal arena, the Otrich faim. Heidel
berg caatle, the Vienna I'ruter, the Col
orado gold mum, the Japanese Harden,
the Scenic Kaihvny, and a gnat many
Other. The Suit a liarkira ai-a limia
will evidently prove to laj one of the
great drawing 1'ur.bt nf tlm Kxpi-aitiou.
Tin ia one uf the entirely new feature
one that waa not mi 11 at Chicago.
Thoae who w itneaM-iJ the performance
in the wild animal arena, ami who had
aeen the aii.iiliar peif.iriu.'ince on the
Midway Plain iu Chicago, aay that
laamraahow rival Hagenlai'k'a in every
particular, and aurpn-aena it in many.
The k-hiiic railway did a remarkable
buaiiieaa; tlin row b in fact la-ing greater
than rouM la eajuly m i'nnuiiidatt.il.
ThelMnch farm wa alao well patron
uetl, wIuIh HeidellM-rg and Vienna were
full of viaitnra all day lung. These con-Ci-aainnalre.
a Well a.i oilier in it ajieri
fieil in tlua cniimi tion, are very wellaat
lafinl with their atart, mid feel coulident
Hint when the KxHiaitioii get in run
ning order, their ijeure.it hopea in the
line of im.nry making will la-realized.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
were no - ial uttrartiuiia of a general
nature provide. 1 for tlua aeiiit-ufllcial
opening day, there were alaiiit pl.taal
penjile who paid for adminim! to the
grmiml. The price nf udmiviiiii ia unly
'li relitl n Jet, the .Vl cent rate will tint
lie catabl'.aheil tint ll t he ufliiial cernuon
lu nM'iiiiig. 1 lie dale when tlm open
ing rereiiiotiie w ill tuke plm e haa nut
yet lavn tt.-tiiiitely fixed. If will prohibit-
be alw lit Mm l'ltlinr uthnflhi
oioiith. It will ileia-ml largelv 111a.11 the
rapidity with wlurh exhibit arrive and
are itiatiilleil. All the building ure
ready, ami a great many exhibit are
Dow la-nig ariatigeil, hut t will la) fully
Ihe middle nf the umiilh la-fore every
thing will U' in readineia.
When the grand day uf ceremonial
Opemrg culiiei, then- w ill la- an elalairale
priigrnui of exercise, in w hich all 11
tate, uiuniriiial and federal nftiiialanf
tf the raiihc Cnitat will purtitipate.
The luerchatita and reaidenta of San
Fraiicbvo are tnakiiigeitenaive pn-para-tiiina
to ijiforate their ator.-a and resi
dence and Ihe Kxpnaitton will hav the
frainli-t "aend off "ever ai'tnrdul to anv
enterprise in thia part uf tl. world.
There have lava receive! hv the chief
of the Ilepartim-iit of l'lihlicity and I'm
motion a gnat many (juerna in regard
to eihtonal rourteMea which are to la
extended during the F.xpoaition. Some
of thi u,uoriat a.1111 to fancy that the
Expoattion will, in oine way, arrunge
for railway tran-portation for nailing
tilitnr. This, however, i not the c.-im'.
The Kxpoaitioti uiaiiagetneiil ha nothing
to do with transportation, but every nl
Itorial visitor to San Fraiiciaco, iijh.h
preaeiitatiou of credent lala tu tlm la-part-mer.t
uf I'lihln-ity and lriuiioiion, will
tie pruvidul with a paaa to the Kljaau
rl .n iliiruig the term of hit stay in Stn
Fram-iaco. Visiting e.litora niay reat
amiured. therefore, that they will la
taken care uf in tin regard, and that
any nther courtesy which it 1 janaihle
for the F.xNitii 11 iiiiinaKruient to ex
lead to them wiil lie ghnlly accorded.
Monday, the 11th of June, it the day
that ha Ussii -mt apart a "Hawaiian
Iay," and that iv. a-ion will he taken
dvantag." of for the making uf a aia-cial
effort in the way nf a g'-iiernl entertiiin
uient 111 which the Hawaiian coticiuuiiti
lire will play the part of boats. A part
of the program w ill roiiatt nf a Jutra.h
by the entire foreign contingent, hea le,
by the llattanan national land uf fort
aiece. which w u forniKliy the Knv;
band of ll..i. .!:ili. Among ulUi-r feu
lure i f the ilayw -.J! I. a horse fa.
with female rnh rs. sitting aatrnle. aa 1
Ihe native .u-t- in. There will ainl
native hel l i -ra. 1111 ludllig femntig
.ear throw 11. g uiil Inula diiiniii t n,
Waikiki laj's.ii. witlun the Hawaiui.
village eiii !o-iire. there wi l las a com
prrh. -iMt e ev!nl.i:i,,n of aiiuatu- aturts
The etent ,. .h v. however, will bea
nail, ur na'.vr f..k.t. to which tneofhi
lala of the fair, the municipal officer,
the presa. ami otlnPs will U iuvited
Uuest will it un nut and eat from a
table a f.i't and a half from the ground
Koaet pig and lked dog, cooked in ti
leave, hrolleil devil fish, an 1 a large
tmmta-r i f other Indian tiah alo cia.ke.1
in leate. t.ative fruit and. of course
ri" with .-rv 1 nurse, will l tonirt.f
La) Iteun of the menu. It mU ruiuir.
aiamt a week of prepart'.oD to proi-riv
get upaluau. and coo and prm isi,,n.
are to W lias- lally tu.'.airted from th.
liawain Uan.U for tlua event
THE IDKTLANU MARKETS.
v7iT-Valley. Vl'SrS; Walla Wail.
hO ghlkie per cental.
rao'tito.
F.A.itaa gaono Mi.ra ao Uir
II am., uiethum, 12nKlc per pound,
hami. large. llrgl..c; l.ami. iiu-iiu.
Mali-; breaklaat Won, "'.-.
,hort clear iidi-i, 11 t3c; ary aa t wJm.
10'wi11c; dnetl bttd liam. l-'n'l
lard, compound, in tina, W't'UlO'uC per
pi.uud; pure, in Um. U'.GJl.c; pig
feet, Mh,ir,.bO; Jiigi' left, 40, 3.00.
Bora, wool, and hidi.
Hora 1Ja. choice, 15 t Hk- per jamnd ;
medium, llM 12c; tr, on7e.
.a.i.-ValleV. lOuillc per pound;
fiiijiua. Il'iljc; F.atern Oregon, M
Ilk-, atxording toiiiality and ihruikage.
li,,... lir aa-ln'tMl iiriine. ftc: green,
aalttsl, iil poiindi and over, 3'yc; under
Htilioiinda.J'rfac; iheep lielta, aliearllligi,
lUiabV; meilium, aimWc; long wool,
JUhiUOc; Ul low, good to choice, 33', c
per Jiouud.
UTI AND DBaaaiO MI AT.
Baar Topt"n, 2'c er ounil ; (air
to maal iteer. 2c: So. 1 cow, 2c;
lair cow, IV; drved beel, IsJ.WS.UO
1HT 1UU ajlnU.
Mi rroM l!et iheen. 12.00: choice
mutton. 1.75i2.UO: laiube, l2.00irf2.2S,
llooa Choice heavy, M.Wiaft.OO; mis
diiiin, M00n4.o0; light and leetlera,
l4.tln(4.oil; tlmweil, ri.M).
VtAL-;!.00.'.00.
COllO VtiK.
Manilla roj. 1'4 in. cir. and up, lO'.c;
main Ila roue. 12-thread. J. iliam.. lie;
maiiiila mie, tl and "-thread, ' and &-lo
diaiu., irc; maiiiila nail roe, 111 com
or 011 reeia. 10'uc; maiiiila lath yam.
tarml, IH-; maiiiila haw ser-laid rua- w ell
la, ring, etc., 13c; maiiiila trauamisaioii
of-isiwi r nu". 14c: manilla paia-r twine
lie; manilla ring twine, 14c; aisul
rum, l'4 in. cir. and upward, 7c; aisal
mi-. 12-lhread, 'a diam.. i'vc; maul
miH", il and l-threail, 1 ami 6-ld diam.,
Sc; aisal lath varn, larrnl, 7c; hop-vine
twine, larrtsl, ,c; aiaal paH-r Iwme, H'.c.
runa, rxi, arc.
Fu)i- Portland. 2.75; Salem, 2.7ft;
Castadia, 2.7.V, Payton, r-'-75; Walla
W alia, 3.iH; snow Make, 2.i; I orval
lia, $2.l5; 1'elulletoii, 2.ti.r; Iirahani,
(2.4'l; niperline, 2.25 imr barrel.
Oatm While, 3oii(34c w"r hnahel;
gruv, ::ii:2c; ml le I, 111 bag, 4l.2Ti4
..ri; liarrela, (.7.')'it7.00; in caaea, $3.75.
Mii.ijtrirr llran, lUlml'l; iliorta,
l.'i.'l'i; ground barley, fltlm IS; chop
iml, flr) ht ton; whole (ml latrley, tha
7Uc ht tviitul; middliiig, f23u2S er
ton; chicken wheat, is.'af 1. 15 jwr
cenlal.
Hav liiaal, 110'tf 12 ier ton.
ntiar raoiii'ca.
Ili'TTiK Oregon laiicy creamery, 30it
;tj '.n-; fancy dairy, 2.rnJ 27'4c; fair to
giaal, i..j22'vc; common, lOnlT'ct- per
pound ; Californi 1, .raJnf 5.V per roll.
Ciikksa Oregon, llli.tl:-; Califor
nia, c; Young America, I2idbrc;
Swiss, imported, 30itf32c; doineatic, lt
of 1 Ht- r hiiiiiiI.
Kuiiii Oregon, 20c per tlozen; Kat
ern, 20'ii 22' c.
1'oui.tkv i'liickt'tii, mixtil, lllotesl at
H.mi .i.'.o0'r dozen ; diii ka,$l..'alimi.(i:
geeae, t'.l.lH; turkey, live, 1 4c per
pound ; tlrensvd, Hie.
vxiiKrtBi.1 aid rauira.
Vkiiktahlk Cabbage,! '4'Mir Kmml ;
pot ah-, Oregon, iai..r 7&c er aacit ; on
ion, 1.2-"i H-r sack ; swifl italoe, 2'.jC
per pound ; California celery, sfin'.iOc;
artichokes, k'h'ik 11.00 lier dozen: Cali
fornia letlnce, 20m2'K' t dor.i'ii; cauli-
llower, I2..5 -r crate, "Or ht doxen:
parsley, 2'c -r do.en : sprouts, $1.00ui
1.2."i per laix ; string Is-ans, l.Vu lv mt
hiiiii.; asparagus, iHnillV per (snimi:
I os Angeles toinalia-s, (2.U0 per laix.
FaiiTa Sicily lemon, (A.Utii'fi.5U) mt
laix; Calilomia fancv, 4 3..raha 4.00 ; com
mon, 42.oUn3.00: bunana, l..r)t)id3.00
n-r hunch; iloiioltilii, ll.fHiu 2..r0; Cali
lomia navel, t2.7i'ii3.50 m t laix ; seed
ling, t2.0Hi.i2.7."; Mexican, .t.."0i-i ;l.7-" ;
.lupitiii'se, f 1.7"i"'2.iKl; apple (Inlying
price), green, fMhiti'sV s-r laix; red, 50m
'; lute winter ieura, tl'iirfsOc er Ikjx.
CA.sNXU oooue.
Canniu liooim Table fruit, anaorted.
1.75ni2.0U; peachea, l.fi,W2.00; Jiart
li lt peani, 1.7.ri2.O0; plum, 11.37'. .4
1. fai; alraw iierrii'M, 2.2.W2.4'; cherrie,
2.2rni2.40; bliu kljerriti, ll.Wim2.0U;
lasplarnes, 2.40; pineapple, $2.25.i(
2. Mi; apriiMt, ll.tift. I'ie fruita,
aaMorttsI, f 1.20; cache, $1.25; plum,
1.00nil.20; blatklarrie, $1.2.ruf 1.40 ier
iio.en. 110 mum, gallon, assorted,
.(.1.'hi.i.:xi; ea.lie, $J.&0id4.00; apri
rota, $;l.rMliii4.li0; plum, $2.75iii3.MI;
hlackU-rriea, $4.25u 4.50; toniat''. $1.10.
M katb Cornell lieef, 1. $1.40; 2a,
2.10; chipiied, $2.35; lunch Umgiie, Is,
$:l:50; 2. $l.75; devile.1 ham, $1.50i
2.75 er doiell.
Flan Sardine, '4, 75c(i$2.25; '.,
$2.15m4..rHJ; lolieter, $2.30m3.50; sal
mon, tin 1-lh tall, $l.25iil.50; Hat,
$1.75:2-111, $2.25irf2.50; .Vbarrel, $5.60.
iT.trLa oaocaaiaa.
Corraa Coata Una, 23V; Kio, 22',
Mile; Salvador, 23'yc; Mocha, 2i't
2s," ; Arbutkle'i, C-oliiiubia ami Uon,
ltX- pound case, 25m 30i" r pound.
Ikiii Faiir 1H!3 pat k, Petite
prune, li.dSc; ailvcr, 10ml2c; Italian,
.Hoc; tierman, llm He; plum, liirflUc;
evaairiill apple, SmKk-; evaiMirated
apricota, l.Vaillc; M-ache, lOiflU",,!";
sra, "utile H-r (sniml.
Salt l.iverpil, 2lK, $15.50; 100a,
let.00; 50. $U1.50; Hot k, $M.50ml).5O.
Syhi 1 Kustern. in barrel, 40m.Vic;
in half barrel, 42m."i7c: in caae, ;ri,
f k- per gallon ; $2.25 per keg ; California,
in barrels, 20iLi4OV n-r gallon; $1.75 i-r
ki-g-
SctiAa D, 4'yc; Golden C, 4 ',c;
C, 4 1 ,c ; iMiilectionen' A, 5',c ; dry
ulate.1, 5'4c; cube, crushed and
deretl. ."' c IH-r tMitind: l.e tu.r
extra
pound
discount on all gralea for prompt caah;
niapie ugar, lam inc per pound.
bit k-o. 1 sandwich Island, $4.50ut
4.7'i; no Japan in market.
s.,nall white. No. 1, 2c; No.
2, 2'Bi"; large white, 3v: M-a la-ana,
2',c; pink. 2,..c; bayou. v; butter,
,lc: l.inia, 3'4c ier Miund.
1 11 ai ts i.arreis, .10. I, .HmiaV per
gallon; No. 2, 2f.m28c: keg. 5. Hoc w-r
L !.! II . ..... ' I
- . nan gaiiuna. ..,. M-r tlozen ; ipiar
ler gallons, $1.;:, .r dorn.
Il tlsixs lilldon lavera, laixe. $1.75
'2i-; halves, 2.isiia2.2.; itiarter
$2.25i2.75; eighth, $2..Vm:U. Imw
Mumateia, lane. $1.50; fancv face.1,
$1.75; hga, :t crown, 4'.m.V -r pound,
t emwn. 5 a .V...c. Seniles Sultana
lane", I.,.l'Hi'.ll: lag, li'tf.'
fniind.
Sett l Whole AlJapiif, M ! 2l
a.ui:d: cassia. M.ilv; cinnamon,
"c; clove. .H.i;V; hlark pepla-r,
2V; niittiieg, 7" .i.tiv.
lr
I-r
22m
LMm
trlill, Ul I ( I'ruOurera.
A certain li.-rr Paul Kiehtn ha in
iit.il a mist or f..g uu W1th which to
nvel,.pj,,ureneuiyin a deep mist nav,
even a thick f..u- Th.-. f,.,r l.ti. ...
nily br. ken pncre. conUiuing un.
nioi.u and acid., w hich, mam em animr.
) ' 4) ,' that envelop all around il
...ilii blown away by the wind. lUtlle.
though, are not always fonght on wind
less, t aim day, liut. aay the inventor,
with thi fog around them it will be im.
laawihle for the enemy to find the ran.
r to reply to Ihe fire vt the attack
New York Ttleram. V
FAR3I AND GAUDE.N.
Cows Need .VateriniT Twice a
Day in the Winter.
SEVERAL PITHY PAUAtiUAI'HS.
A Van Should Nut Coiuleiun t Thing
l otll He ilu at Uaat (iheU
It a Trlal-Polntfr
Cold-storage butter kei'pi best t t
temperature of alamt 20 degrees.
Color doeall't make the yiw give milk.
Weigh the milk and teat it in order to
judge ol Imr worth.
Theorcticallycow ntttl watering twi,,.
a day in w inter, but in practice oin-e a
day eem to I' just a gissl.
Feeil cow taice a ilav tinlv twii-e.
Ut Ihem chew the cud will la-tween
meal. They are bnilt that way.
Wash and cook the MilatiM-a that are
lis 1 small for market or (or table use.
They are gissl for pig or chickens.
Churn cream (mm trip-r al a high
teni'rtiire in some case a high as
70 degree. The butter (at needs a,,i,..
ing.
An exchange sava bran ful to cow
make the cream harder to churn ami
reitnrci longer (or the oH-ratiou, It
work the other way (or 11.
Picking the situ toe over and remov
ing the rotten one alamt once a month
during the w inter will lessen the loss
from that source. Ixaik after I hem once
iM-lore the holiday.
I hiring the long w inter evening much
of the tluiiretnal knowledge ol agricult
ure can Im Biillirti. ohtuiu a few of
the la'st Issiks 011 the siihjti ta in which
you are m lally interesttil, and read
them carefully aiid thoiightfiiily.
bise no time now in making every
thing Hi-cure for winter. See that the
crops are proa-rlv 1 torn I, a it iIim- not
tiav to grow a thing and then let it aiaiil
la-lure getting to market. One thing
that we would call attention to i that
you keep the Mititoe from the light. A
dark, cool, dry plait- ia what they waul.
A man should not condemn a thing
until he ha at least given it a trial. We
have o!H-rved that those who sneer at
intensive cultivation, extra heavy ma
nuring, etc., are the men who have never
attempted to practice them. A trial of
these method i very apt to give one
some res 1 sit (or them. SupMtse von
make a little experiment in thi direc
tion next season.
1 )ou I ile cropping la a matter that the
majority of farmer do not see tlieir way
toward practicing. But where it can U'
done it 1 a pretty certain way in which
to ill Tease the earning of the land.
Crop must Im iiimiI which do not rnpure
a long aeaaon for maturing, and you must
make up your mind to apply enough
miiuure to iMiiiiteract the extra dram
made umjii the laud.
IM'OMIi.KTK MVNI'HK.
Barnyard manure i ordinarily louknl
Uin a a general and complete nut 111 ire,
and in the sense of supplying the most
muled element of plant (ixal thi is
true. Yet it seldom, if ever, contain
these plant fissl ingredient in the pro
portion which have la-en found to give
the la-si result. Kurtnyard immure con
tain according to the animal and the
f.asl conaiimiil (mm .4 to .H per cent nf
nitrogen, .2 to .4 nt cent uf phosphoric
acid, .3 to .li -r cent o! Mitash; practi
cally tw ice a much phosphoric acid and
considerably more than of potash. This
ia tiai nitrogenous for a well-bulauceil
fertilizer, and anv one using barnyard
manure doc well therefore to use acid
phosphate and Mtash alt in addition,
rami manures usually detii ient in t
ash, audi a those produced (mm com
meal, silage ami atover, and hay from
the grasses generally, and esMfiallv
when (nl with nitrogenous fissl. hIi.uiM
alwayi In" applinl in conjunction with
lerlilier containing larger amounts ol
aitasli and phosphoric acid. A still
tetter plan i to sprinkle these maleriul
in the stable and upon the dung heap,
and thus a double benellt i obtained bv
preventing the eacaiH" of ammonia from
the manure. Potash salts are cstieeiuHv
soluble in thi reni t, and when so used
no leaching must under anv circiim-slaiHt-
la" allowed, a they w ill be easily
washed out of the pile to the detriment
of the manure.
WK.IIillT T TIIK SIIKUS.
The following come from the I tularin
rxc rimi'iit stntion : Sometime it i not
easv to convince the (armer that raising
ami fattening lamb i a gtMnl-puying
business when the conditions are favor
able, but the follow ing piece of exiM-ri-nice
ut our station will tend to show the
ssihiliiicN that lie in that direction. In
the autumn ol lH'.il we purchased two
carloads of lamb in 1'rince Kdward M
aml, 1,150 mile eastward (mm litlelph,
Ontario, where the station is liauti-d.
Some of thee we fattennl ulld sent lau'k
again to llalitax, within liNI mile of
where they were lamglit, leaving us a
substantial cash profit at the siime time
over all ex nses. Some of them we led
until .May, and were then shipil by u
to I.iveriMsjl and Mold. They cost 11
per head w hen purchased, and averaged
$11.50 -r head at the l.ivcril dis ks.
After charging all exieiie wbatixM-vrr
we had a nice little cash profit on the
lambs, not counting in the 111 an 11 re, al
though we had paid the exMnse n(
their transit a distance of not less than
5,000 mile.
A TO W ATKkl.Ml row .
A KuroH-an ex-riiuetit in watering
dairy cowa shows that cow alwav in
their stables gave much la-tter reatills
alien changed back where thev could get
water twii-ea day. It wa found that
the milk yield incrcaacd where the cow
had actfsa to w ater at will, and no de
crease 0f (uj eimtrnta occurred. The
daily increase of milk waa small, but -estimated
it would improve the yield
forty gallon per row er year. A no
ticeable. feature of the experiment iathat
the cow drank a little le w hen per
mitted to drink at will than when fur
nished twice a day. Hy drinking often
there wa lea chilling of the stomach
than where water had to lag taken twice
a day and each tune in large quantities.
The digestion wa impmvnl, a with
each small draught of water tome gas
tric juice aa secreted and went with it.
which wa not the case to the same ex
tent where large drnnghls of cold water
had to be taken.
The An uf Walking.
An Ennlihh authority aaya: "The
laaly chould la? licit! ent-t, the ahoul
i1it down. 'ht-t Pitentlitl, ami the
!(,' timrvtl fmm thu hip, the whole
figure aJaive Ja-inpinniovaUe. Tlie
niiiveiiient fmtn the knee & aaid to
l? the stx-ret of bad walkinjj, cfim
tunitlvith tjn, diacornfort of tieht
shoeaind bigl heela, which turn the
Eajure in a moat diagraceful manner.
A ehort bn walk ia beneflcial. vUl
t tramp of milea reaulta in nrrr
weariBfifa,"