M (lITIitlltll Man Stats Thee Neifl tors asi Kills Himself. " i TPPRIHI P TKAfiPflYI il I til II I DLL I nUl.U I . AX:.i 5 Z'.ll.l li'.-U ErSil'i l T"J r.,.L...i..ik..liiilinlitii.i C:2.-5 :Zi A20!ll2r Lll! BiTSlr S2T51. Tin. ! Ill 4111. Unllf i.u.r.l, M.nli .'. lli.cof IK- tii.i.t terrible tragdiea ever i iiii. tt il in Central Oregon m-curr-i-.l in in- liwt night. Shortly after hu'rl.H'W in tin evening the rumor hlitvml rapidly over the liUniucM ur Moll of the city Unit Oavld Coleman, uu olil re-idem, ami Iii two daughter had Ini ii shot. I'll vhU-Iiiiik iiihI ottlcera were tit omi di-patched to the acehc. A (ii'Aiiu n Hrti-r following muni after in tin- ( ipIi iiiuii n-nidciMv, mi the cor-iii-riif Kiflli uinl Kincoln atrvcls, gli-ati-the fi How ing facts: Mils. l.ilM.l iism KN KM.I.KH. Several pintol. nhota aroused that vi i -lolly iilxnit s o'clock, ami hurrying In tin-ilirciioii from whence tln-y came tlx- n. luhlua f.-uml a Hlatenf alluim at the ulxivi iiii-iitiiiiii-il nldriu-e whii-li were iiiiiilliiii. I:i Id Coleinan lay i ii.-M-ii-i I ! in iii ilixir yard Junt where he had hilleii frmn the iMin-li. Willinir I . . .11 i i i . . i ha iU -hi. had earned him into Uu- hotl-H- til hit lid. (i.iiiiH into the uirlor they found Mi- ll.lli ('ul.'iuaii pnistrulnl, and jiiat o'.ila.di. the ihair on the front Ixirell, Mr. I 111 i III :t (Miuni, mint her' lauuiiier lav tlyiiitf. The lutterludy wu earrietl into the hoiiae and ilaeel on a iniich. She wua iinuhle to apetik lind died ulnitit H milillteit later. Mint llclle Coleman Waa (flven Inimeilla'c iitteiition, hut it waa mniii letirmal that her injtiric were not fatal. lira. I'aiue and T. V. Ilarri were the lir.-t pliyali laiiH to arrive and their ntteiitli.il wu turned at onee to reviv ing the old i.-enlleuiau. Two wouiitl Mere fotiml in hi hri-antum! hi vitali ty waa very low. The Ktroiitp-td atlmu-h-nl were'iidmililateretl and ull ellurt HM-;l.le ninde to l-rillif hltll out of the ahiH'li. It wna . llioi.Kht for .mine time i niilN.i t an hour. Dr. that hi wound can to revive In A. Siiurplea, the family pliyniclun, hail urrived Lv thi time ami nHUUiei chaie of (lie paliciil. Ilow IT WAS ImXK. I ot-iM -i liil.irniatloti oiilalnalile a lo li..v the iltt-il wua eotnmitted in the hlati meiil iiia.le hv Mr. ColelliHIl last iii'l.l w'li-li it wa aiipjHtucil he could not live. I irant Moaa, nun of a next lour iieljhlmr, came to Mr. Coleman' In. u-- that eveuliiK iilaout o'l-ltK'k. He wa met at the door hy tin old eiille- liiau uinl iiiliiiltleil. I lie youii) lellow had la tn there In-tore thatduy and in; a In t ai'lii-i' in the eveiiini; no that Coleinan thouk'hi airanu'i-ly of thin call ami kept a Hii-i ti-iaiiiri waleli on hi action. Mum aked w here the Indies, Wen and wna told that lliev Were 111 the IMirlor i ii-v. lie aiartui lor Unit riHini uinl Mr. Coli-miiii prepared to rcaiiiue read in,:. When Aloa oiK-iied theiarlor il'ior M ia Coleintili wa Mainline Dear t!ic Move iiimiil four fi-et fn.i.i the oia niii diMir. Mm. Oahurn Mood only aVteiior two from her. Without a wor-1 M.i- U-caii alnmtln. Twoahotn werv lire. I, one nt Minn Coleinan which htrtirk In r In the elbow, and the tee ond ut Mra. Oahurn. The latter made it lalal wound in the right hrent. All thin uii done U-fote Mr. Colt inan could get to him. He met the voiiiik fellow jiiat coming out of the hallway and received two idiot him m lf. lie uttempteil to grab tliemur ih n r uinl wu mi i-lono when the nliot wen- tired that hi clothing wu xiw ih r hurui tl ut one of the wound. He ntiU'i-n d and hi auilanl wa limt in the net of leavinir the hounu by the trout d.H.r when the na-eoiid nhot wa liiediit Coleiiuin. The hitter attempt ed to foll'iw ami fell eshaiiated otl'tlie p.Teli whi-re he waa found. When Mra, l lahurn wa ahot nhe aturtedout ut the front il.air ..f the purlnr hut could p i no farther. The wn-uiint of both l;.ili a iittraeted a-aiatniicc ami Hot many niiiiuti el:ipred More help ar rived Ml Kil.lu:it Kll.lJi IIIM'-KI.K. Ii. I'.ire iielKhhiir livid),' lena than a block uwny could It ucli the holinu two more allot wen heard htit the llijund family uti acted nil the attention for the inonieiit. When it waa found that murder hud l-eu committed Mr. Cole man, havliiL' revived milliciently, waa ii.-ki.l uIhuii thenllair and (old the .do ry ii told alivt in rubatance. SV-arch wu lit-Kun id onit for the murderer. Tlo home of hi pan-nta, Mr. and Mr. J. II. M..a, wa aeurchud and llually Uu hick yard Here he wa found hy Sln riir Nolainl and nome of hi ai t ml, ileud. He hud taken 111 own liiehy ahootm hiui4 If throiiifli the t- llipli a. Hi lllliat llUVe lll'll ullllOat liiataiilly. The revolver, a .'W eallhn, w a f i il 1 eliiiched in hi right hand. A- he ! II he involuntarily 11 nil a eo on I -Imt cinia-il hy hln d-ath grip on t'li do'.il le m-tlon weatmn. TIIK l.M KNTIVK. Tin-m atery w hich nurrouuded the i .iil-e of the nll.ur laal lllght, liaa Inrell paniallv tle. r.d away bv matter w I. Iiil have mine to light Illi llloril- i t.j. Muan came hen w ith hi family. 1 ! 'hau two vear iiiw, from Florida. I l.-i-t aiininier hi eye In-a anie afllictetl wit.'i iiiiif w ink lien and for aome tune he reUin d nlmont eotuttaut. per a-if.al utta uttoii. He waa in 1'ortland fir aome time, reit-iing treatment; it,. I it wa w.nie time after he nturnel U t..ie he eaiuld nml any for hlnim lf. I ii.i ing thia time, the Coleinan, beili$ r i. :t r i.i i..'hla.r, the ladle often read to him mi l :i.l rail other httl kind-it- a mii ii u nre generally aiiprea-iaied l.y a m k li nn. He culled at their i i I-, ii ui:d u h grew l-l'o,r, aaa n, ei hiih to a r"ii-u.e (nun the aM-;ittion tiio f.ir'iie!. In un Inter, lew with the Injiinal lady thi morning we were Informed I hti mum 113 I M that they had lautioued Mom, Ju. yenU-rday, Hot to come often, u ho an fur rwuvt-nil Ihul the kindn-. ha-rctnfore l.-atowed wa imt naaled. Ill- had U-.ll llCtlng in a muiiiicr w huh led thrill touanl 1 1 it t In1 nil- III I pill id att'ci'llotlut n-lulioll Ullll the ob;it-t i 'I their rillet una to dinnhliM III III. lid of BliV ellrll llllli. Wlla ll he Cllllie llgiaill lut -V- I llT. Mr. ( uli iiiiiii noticed tliut In acted 1'iTVOIIl, hill tin In- 1HI1II .i.l, lltllcut (i lit lot Wnn lit. I III II. Ilr wriiii-il In l.;,a- tin- punon n 111 lid W ill II Itllg.lld. It WU oll!y It few liliilitliii ngo tint hi- lllll it iU llli I 1,u ' uml II wuannly through tlif timely liiicrvchilnii of hcighln.na Unit lie w'u prvvt-nted In hi lrei.y I fruin doing thi) olil gentleman M-rioti ! injury wit li a nuor. Hi parent f.iiin, a not in l.u nm thi. morning, tut- lug w hat dlnininltion ho dcnlrcd mi h jofwhat artl.loa he --l. M.-t of the lie bequeathed to hi nlnlt-r. In an Interview w illi hi father Ihi luortilug It wm atatcd Unit t lit trouble . w hich hap.iied when the ami wa for- j hidden hi father' Inuiae, at 1 1 if time of I lie iiuurnl, liuil l.n siuloablv m itliil ami the boy rcturncii home lo live lnt Sunday. The rumor Unit the Ixiy wtinteil the ( 'oli-iinin fit nllv to In- ti-ri-i-ile with hi father In hi In-half in t-vlilelllly fule. AT TIIK t'MitXKTAKIMI IHMiMH. The Uxly of the nuiriile wim tuki-ti i to the uinli-rtiikiiii; room of lny A llt-mlt-nioii win-re It Iioh Ut ii vii-weil hy humlitiJ IoiIhv. pI ratine In Niy there weru M-Veru'l of the fair mx nmoiiK the iiiiiuU-r. Corinii-r llarrU fun ml a Uote in the ni-ail man' xxkit whii-li waa w ritten evidently, In fore the tragic ilitMl wnn eointnilteil. lie iiientiotis the nhootiiiK of the unmar ried hiily ami her ninter, hut ny lu-tli-illii of Hhootlliif Mr. ColelliHIl. lie irnve itM the ri-aMin for hi art Unit hi 1 love had hueli trilled with. The note wu nhown to the lady iio-illli'iieii. iiii iiiiFriiiiiKi mm "lie Ilmk,.. ni, un.,ualillti .U-i.hil. Thefu. U I .1... ..!..... inentliilied, thin Inornlmr. and nhe a he aM-rta thi'iii. lire if'ven almve, ami it i evident that he never received aiiytliliiK hut kimlm-xit from the Colt. .... r... ii,. t.i,i...ui. r..i...r i.. l.u , ' ,1.1 .rli'.. tiir. naivi.. The platol which wu lined In the tragedy wan ,1.J enllbre Ave nhot re volver which he had procured only yeaterday. He pur.-huM-d it of Knitik Kliappaild ntuted that he wautetl it to take to the ranch owned hy hi fam ily Hear HprillKtleld. He hail no aliot Kun and wanted hoiiid kind of a k'iii while Htnying on the farm. lilt- lNJlllKH. A eareful examination of the wounil of the two Murvivor of the injured trio j iiiaa-ua-ia iiini lur iui in aim pt-iiuiiaiv lnjurMj r,K. H,lol . elU.w at tl.ejoi.it, rantiinn toward the u.)M.r ,rm. JA Uitutmi arm I ll.e iIIm-IiwiI that the luily I not m-rloiialy upper womt iermaiieul from thia. rinult auticipittetl The old gentleman I 110 year of age ami the aliiN-k wa no M-riou that lie recovered fn.m it very nlowly. It i fi. nml that one of the hull final at him iiuiat have m ruck him In the right hn-ant, and ranging acroa on the out nldoofthu nternum i-ame out on the left nlde at a niiuilar Miint. Thi did not penetrate the cavity of the client, to all apH-araii(e, hut it I feand that the large bn-imt bone 1 cracked, u there I extreme nort.uen in the cheat. A bullet wa found oil the Moor of the riMitu In which the ahooting Imik phuv and I evidently (he one w hich made thi wound. The wound made hy the other hullet I Junt over the right 'hip, In the hark, and I an ugly one. Thi i whcic the gn-titent loan of blood hlw la-a-ll nuatullied ami the ball Im uot Ixi-n loated. Mr. Coleman ntill remain weak and miieli m-riou anxiety exint regarding hi chance for recovery. The phot w hich killed Mr. ( lahui n entered the right lun', evidently atrlk Ing the aorta. No linjiieat wu held over either laxly a the uutliorltieaeou- lderetl It unnecenaary a then I no doubt aa to the manner In which both came to their death. MKM. OHIUHN'H IT X Ml At Owing to the condition of Mr. Cole man the doctor advlm-d that the funer al occur with aa little delay aa ihaihle. Thcrefoie It waa tleclded that it take pluee thi afternoon to the I. ().(. K. peuieterv. I he ivreinonle ixrurn-tl at :tl o'clock, ami waa very lurgely at- tendeil. Iletvaned wa IkiNI January lo, lviO, and wa married alut eight yiar Hime, to Dr. C. I). Oahurn, now of Portland. She leaven no children. She Im four nurvlvlng aiatcm, Mr. Sala, of Southern Oregon, Mie latum, How ami llelle, of till city. The latter, the Injured one, I mar the age of her deeiiwed alnter. MOS8' I11KIAI The n inaln of (Iran t Mom will lt hurleil at I'leaaaut Kill tomorrow. The ritea will be performed under the direction of Itev. 11. L. Koardmati, hut no regular ceremony will lie held. It baa been inanv veara ainci- Klli'i-ne witnesHed a Irageily eUul to that of laat evening. Almul twenty-live year ago an equally nhockiug iM-curn-nee took place on the ground where the Catholic cliun li now ntand. In the early morning an Inrt-lidinry net lire to a dwelling liouw tlieream and Mi. Steveimon and three of her ehildn-u were burned to death. The i rn-tnttor uf the deed waa never puhiafied. Dallw .UM, Mrch i Lamkh' Mioiit S IKIV. The hi dieaofthc t. li. church lin t nt the church yesterday afterinMn. und organ ized I jadicV M'lght San ia ty. IIIIil tTt were eli ted aa follow : I'n-aid. iit, Mr. J. K. Snyder; vice pn-nideiit, Mr. I). II. Canwell; an-n-tary. Mi I aura harrow; tn-aun-r, Ml Maggie I. uek- ev. The object of the wn-ia tv are to promote the general welfare of the it llnaiieiullv, im-nuai church, help the noeial inleia! of Ihe li)eiiiln-r, and ecure the nalvntion of nouln. Tin-initiation f.- in llXed at S Ifllta, W llil a nmiithlv due of In cent -arh. Will IIkmovk. Ilmw nnvilh- Time: The many friend of liVv. C. C. S rry ami wife, w ill be lileaaa d t linril thli't tha-y Will noon le n-i,-nt of thin phuv. Mr. Serry aay Kugene i:t very goanl tow ll, but it d - Hot -"i lli like home, and you know th-n-' no pi ice Ue home, I, it ever an h'lllil-l'. I h-v '.ll i-cupy thtir n aiih inv lour tl.-IUnll-t eliureh. Kli:,a Hale and family ill move in their farm near thi place. r. HiU.iir Lecture. l'l!)T Uuaril, M.r. h : Mm. i:. M. WlUm, of Tin Ihille lii-llin-il nt llliinl Hall lnt ewiillii;. Ihr nddn- l-oliMated of a l-rief luo - KPil'lih .il aketell of i iii-li of t he I hrve enrli.-t i ihiealur In Dnon w itliin in r tin inurv. uu- nr-t m Unit o I wn inuml. Dr. John .MiT.iiiul.ini. uIhm- lin 'ii1 I he h!t that hit Mi l'. llo l oh work date from eurlv III the '.'Ul'it. lli iuuii uinl fun-lurid I lie Kiiiin 111 her Waa the Ht.1 lit of the iliidxill Hay t'oln unit ulilllod ell mid Want tlltullk'll tier 'any f'lr i in-iron Ti ri llnry. Ilia una n ! clot limn and tnirk u enr-x-t tnv, or lofty example uliieli ell ui'i'nriled ' el' it ould I'rohalijy have nuiile mi Itli hia miii Inn -the antui-rat of the!ii:ly wound. main liiter-t lili li tin- whiten then j l'rof. K Id iitid M-viTal othem heard hud here. In thin inn net-t mil miiiu i four uliota In tin.- ri-i.i inv, then-fun1 it Very Ititi-n-tllii; lllforiiuirlnll wnatiivill iao-rtllill that Mr. ('ulelnall Maaall.it n irntilnu' tlit- t ally t i I . -i t i 1 1 ot s..-; u lis. IV. i.. , utter .Lilnn hia lleinh eiely at llllit tlllla-.' ; ili ihi d, the lutirden-r l.illded Ilia i- Till- tMll othera u l.nau live ahe I II- J tn llirillll ill till liollaa-, and four l-llliy I. if I .ii I. wen Jiimea H. Will.nr, who ahellt nud one loaded wen- found oil cm I in- in 1"I I, mid Ciialii'iK I -a 1 -, w low i tin ll.xir in the limine, (he wc:imii la--hiatnry in ( iri'ion data a li.iek lo l.. inu a Hve-RhooU-r. The lalta-r :ia f a r it time nl ruclur in j Mr. t'olemaii it ateudily improving Tliulntill Ai-aileliiV, Ineati d Hear the I Imt la not Vet fHIlden-d out of daliii r. im-aelit alte ol ' iii in. lie iilterwiiri e-talili-tied W hltlllttll t'ollet'i lit Walltt Wullii. nt I'leaauut Hill today. Kin imn iit Mra. Vla.n, nllli.iiii;ti u-lvumtal in ami Blater have the aympatliy of Vi lira, la a cli ill itlnl llilellt hjieiiker. ninny. Tilt ohjeet of her iliaanurx miiiu d to llafnn1 tin I my Weill to ( ulciliali'a U thill Mamie kimhI llilhl la- left llil-1 the niht of the liiurder he eiune IioIiik lirtaMil from it review of (lie livin of j from u iicIIiUh lv cull ut Jann-n llar theae tunly, coii-cliiili,.iia mid hoplt- t,'rw nd paaaa-i) tlir.nifli the nNiin nlila li. en, ulii M- edoentioli i niihled u here hin father ua xiiiiii)r corn to tht'lu to ililltlciuv Ihe early M-tthm the In-dnmiu, hia mother having re- loMurn im niovi-i n mm iiroi'n-a. SI u- niMike to nil lutenated uudleliit w ho Bppn-eiated the iiifurmution thua Is'uillial. TIKKD ok" U Kld.iK'K. Her II nahaiitl Spent Hi Kurnluir on Oilier iiiiii-ii Mini lln-u lleaertrd. CorvalUn Tiiui : A nuit for divorce hun Ina ll cominelieed hy I '.lilt Ciltterlill, funnel I v IJIu Ihoinianoii, of MouriN, Ugalllrt S. I.. t utterllll. lilt coll. plaint ntatt (hut the part let weie mar ried at Monroe, In thi county, on the Ulth of S-pteinl-r, IVhi, and liuil they liveal together Ulllll l)eccuilnr, l!d, lit I'ortland. The ilefemhiiil in charged with erui-l mid liihiiiuiiu treatment of plullltitriii that he uliiiaed her; fulled lo pniviile lu-r or the child w illi cloth ing or food and that nhe wu ndilii d lo the e xtn-mity of wiling canned fruit nhe hail im-pun-il for lu r ue to buy wihh to keep h. r nud her child warm. and thene in tn, together with habit of intemperance and tlrunkeiitienrt cvii tnieted ufter their uiarriuge, n-uden-d it tiniHiaaihli fur her to live w Illi him; Hint he aia-nt hi earning on other women, leaving- plaint ill' to the charity of ntraiigcm, ami tliiullv ii-na-rtel her when nhe retiirinil to live w illi lu-r fa ther, S. li. Thompaon, at .Monroe. She ala.i link to In given lli l lllaidiil name nud the t-uatodv of the minor child, 1'eiirl Cattcrlln. The nherltl n-turu ntale that the truant hiiahaml could imt la- found w llhiu the ntate. Ill .Meniorluiii. The Kugene Kxelupt Kin inciin' As MN'lution ni..aed the following n-nolu-Hon at their meeting hint evening; Whkiikas, In view of tin gn-ut lo we have nuatullied hy the iliittll of our moat worthy brother, J M. Ilemlrlek, ami of Ihe nlill greater lu-n niiatiiineil by tho-e neiireal and tleareal to him; therefore U It Kl.nil.VKI, That it i hut II Jiiat tribute to the memory of our departed brother to nay that in regretting Iii re moval from our mid-t, wc mourn for one w ho wua In every wny worthy of our n-nn-et und regard. HlXH.VKH, Thul we nim-a rely con dole w ith Ihe liiinlly und n laiive of the ditt-uncd on the ili--liaftl ion w illi which it ha iileuned I'ivluo I'mvi- deliiv to ulllicl Ihein, mid commend them fur coiiMolution to llliu w Im or der nil thing for the l-t. lUxil.VKI., Tiial llil heartfelt leal), moniul of our true nympiilhy and nor row Iwnpread tiMii'the journal of thia anaociutloli, and a copy of Uu-aann In traiiaiuii tail to the w idow of our de purled lirotherand alao to each of the city piiM-r for puhlii-ntion. I.. Hn.vi r, C. HoliKS, I. L. Cami-iiij.i., 'ummittt.. lVrsoiiul. ii:j (,uni, Mareli .1. A. O. Campbell und wife huve re turned from a trip to California. - K. ('. Smith exiiecl to leave on a trip to San I'ruiieiacn tonight. J. C. ( 'urn-ui, of Portland. I in Una elly, vlniting hi daughtel, I'nif. K. C. C'nraain. W. W. I tui lie returned from a vli to the midwinter fair hint night. He n porta many Might worth Having. Mr. Nellie Sladdeii ha returned to her home lit IH Aligi'len, C,. she w ill iniu In married to a gentleman of that city. 1'mf. T. M. Martin and mm Will re- turned to their home mar Flon-uce llil morning. Carey will remain here a few Week la-fore altemp'.ing to make the trip. Hon. J. N. Teal, of Portland, vlalbal Kugene toalay. He came up to mv hi uncle, Ilavid Coleman, then nfortiinute victim of Thumilay night' tragialv. e aeki.ow ledge a pliu-iint call. I'.y I the wuy, J. wu Imrti in Kugi ne. ! ToTAI. IlKI'KAVITV Oaily Telegram ava: The I'ortliiml i I'lietiuiet little ! I i eily of Kugene, the nant of huriilug und eullure, ha laa n the a-ne of one of j the in. -t horrible trugi.lien that ever . oi-elired ill On-gon. Kugene 1 Ihe lunt 1 plait in the world to laa.k for the n-r- a trat..i of nucli it crime. It ia a col lege town w here all of Die influence are of tin lie ml Mining nature. That kiicI. a crime was r Ir.iii-d In aiiei. a i-oininuiiily give aaihiriiig to the due trine of total human depravity. Mahhikii. Miaat Ca iia I'iekiunani, a foimer riaideiit of thi city, but wlio ' fur llil. Itiaal l'.ari,rlu.i l.i.a L- 1.1 temliug na-hmil at lleiio, Na-vuda, wa : ' t.uirriail lit Hint city a few day ug'i lo i Mr. Willa-y, of Sun Kram-iMn. J'hey nae n movaai 10 .al. r raiieiaan, wln re they will reaidc in the futun-. o 1 lJlf.li St lil-I.M.V. Mr. C. SI ad- ll -tl, naa-a.lid W i lif Capt. .-. . Ala ur- ii.lor f.-rmer;y of thia city, we ur- informa-d, dld aiidda lily lunl waa k": Hot.J I lor eme. ji. IHego, California. Mr, .-huldi n had rt-a-i.!ly arriv-l fr.iiu hli-uni und waa Uit unpanii d hy her hu-httlid. i in: siioiitimj ihKAiir. .Murr rrtlrulari-1 h 1'ri-rut l it loll of ttie Wuilliileil. Con j , l'..t i. ..;.!. Minli ; The hullet that hilled M i min d i nliri ly llnnuli her . I i-liiu ii ii.lv mid The wounded lady I ul-ai iIoIiik nieelv. 'l'l... I 1.. ..ft 1- l . . : I The IhmI V of I irant Moan was huried i iintl. lie mhiko to Iter. rne aav. te lug her he had Ihi ii to Coleinan' that day. 1'iiaaing out by hi fatlierngiiiu he reipieated und reea ived nome of the J "opium and went upl!iir to hi room. Il pari ula upMncd he wan ntill there Ulll l the olll.vrn ealli.- to aa-ureh for him. I 'e fun- ri-liriug Mr. M.mh heard i.. n... .ii. i.... .. ai... i i a r.,1.., i. in ,ii,-iin,aai.iiiia an' a'la n, j in 'l but dlaeovt-n-d nothing oil going out ami nupiNiacd nome lieighlmr wa aho.itiug iloga. Nothing wiiaaiiaH-cted wrong wnn the imv a ll had in-en ii r- i lane.-d f.ar hilll to lmi oil a nil if land Ileal SptiiijIIcl.l la-longllig to hi rail.- er. The only intiii i.V ion (hut anything wna w nmg wn w hile he wn tit llur gir'. Ha hid (ii-orge I larger good bye alaling that he inljit hot nee hhu ug.iln. Nothing wu thought of thin a they, too, aiippivna-il he wa going to the farm. He liniilenimilar reuuirka to nome lady nludeiit living III pait of ninir. Win n he cauie down and I. ft in lamer in. Urn- When lie went u t- Hie hoii-e no am-chil notice wnsaltrai t ed. 1'opullst I'rllil'll'iea, l!y liilnnl, Mlrlt I. A niiiiiln-r of the no in bom of the Mipuli-t party lin t at (he iiurt houe thi lifteruooii lo a lcet delegate to their county cii'iveiitioti. J. I-'. Ami wu elected chairman nml I,. - Crow, clerk of the iin-i'timr. After wanting an hour nt last an elect I. m wa made. North l-aigeiie 1'ici-liict No. '2, elect ed S. It. Jciikina, Jo, p. Turner, I,. K. Crow, ami W. V. Itohrcr, tit-legate. Ten vote Wen ca-t. S.'lllll l-lllgelic J'reellli'l No. I, ch-ct-etl M. Ilollmaii mid J. Cliue. Vote cant, .'!. No voter npH-u I from North Ku gene No. I or South Kugene No. ', ht-liet no alt-legate were elii-ted. I nder the eiri-umntuiii.-t-a, of coiirac, no a-ntliiiaiii-m prevuili-d. At the time ol going to pn-a die Initiative vote waa living taken. 110! hi;; The follow lug c.i: ki'(.i:.m:. I'oiideliec in na-lf- explamiiory : I'OII ! I -.!, Ore., March I, V... I.. J. M Ci.anaii in, Dear Sir: The tinnier Kugene will leave f.mt of Tar- lorntnet, ul .'.:.!( a. in., Mmeh IJili, foi Kugene. You will huveyiitir fielght go to the Oulien Co.'s iliH-k, foot of Taylor stn-t. Ita-ajH-clfullv yours, I'. II. J..NKH. Ileal Katale Truufi-ra, III. K.N AIL. WCJohi.aonto I. It Johnson, lot 0 ami Id, block I; (1'si. lnll)T (lunnt. Man h 1. AiuiinTKH ami I'im:ii. Ii-puty Sherill' Cruller arrenteil liev. W. I.. Ifluckwcll yeaterduy ill Miihuw k val ley, on a complaint charging him Willi huvlng eomiiiitted the eriuieof iiHnault and hultery iin.ii the N-rmiii of H. II. Stlekliey alxtul om week ago, III thi city, llclng unable to give Iniiid hint evening, he waa placed in the eountv Jail. '1 III morning In wa tukeii bc- lore Juntice Kinney, ami on motion of the priM-eutiug attorney, wa lined K and eonls, the reverend gentleman pleading guilty. The llm was paid. il!jr i. uar. I. Man h :. CuoWliKH. Uhiuehiilt'n opera lioune wa eiowded this afti-riioon to over- llowing by the Ntuileiit of Ihe public na-hMil to hear the exa-reiae pn-pnn-d for the oeeaaloii. The Central m-hooj luipila inarehid in a Innly to thuoin-ra lioi.nt, Indeckeil wilh'tlieir acliool color lavender. They nlao gave their nehool yell with much gu-to Hi! Yi! Vi! in Hum II. i! Kugene Cent nil, Hull! Ui.h! Ho! Iliolf lluarl, 'j'. h I Ml.-vlo.NAIIV TKA. The India n 111 int si'"iury society of the Cumla rlaiid 1 n-nliyterlul. ehureli, met at the par- . ..... .... a t . . ... II..B..I. ,a a n.aiiai7 ai .1 p. III., .inn. II a.. yIU.r B very eiitertuiniiig progniiuiue, n-fn-nh- llli-lil were na-rvad by Mm. Sellirldge and Mr. lUair. Tint n-uiall.der of the afla-rmnui waa - nt aN-ially, and all pxprenw-d Uii iii--lve aa having had a inoat enjoyable time. I ..jr'iur., tIi J, bltiiMtn Kl.KiTMi. The Kxempt Fiia i.iair A-- liitlun, ,if Kugene, lunt evening, i-ei ted nillifra fur the eni. lug a-ar, an follow: I. I.. Camilla II. idetit; It. K. ISirrla, Vea--.realdelll: Will. II SliOtli aaf -ra't n ri" I l..rr 11. .-iiini tretiaiin r. 'I In- nnaan-iatlaiii la iii a high- ly pro-iaTou eomlition. Kva-ry ex- empt lln inai. aliould Join Ihe orgulila- ta.ii. In f i, 0r-l, Marah 2. I'l.aTI-oxtn. -The W. It. C. l'l-ei lit aan-i:,L ul.ii-li u na klil.i.iiiif.Ml f..w fei..t- ur lay i vi nii c, ha irfa ri n-iHaiaeai in- it Hi v lv I'll aeraaui.t i.l the -ii krie.; of...i-..f th- priii. M.al act,,,, m ul far w hleh w aa to liuve laa-ii irivi ll. . 4 ,J ilu.l.t.iti..i rtaimud tu premier of KngJaud. I t;ii:y cam, this h:kk ikiik. I'o tin t-tlitor of tin" New York Tiiiic-: We U'i to nub. nit (!)! f. I 1 . v i i . : l'.i.;t.a; havo ju.-t rcnivi t L. fti-mur Othell.i, which arrived January "i.ii.'iS Utxca rum. ui.'ii window (s'la-iH, wl.ii-h coat, loaded tin fieamcr nt AntHtrp, f .'i.niltl. ''. duty which we have jit.-t paid on tlii.a nt am. unit- to $7,i'." 'i.C1.' or ulxnit l.".'.l ier cent. This in under McKiiihy tariil" ra 1'inlcr tin- iroocd Wiloit t.u ill" the duty on thi name lot of nl.i-i would he $:t,7si.3, ,ir over (IS percent. There in unite u Inn- "t-i U twii-n the iroHaed lis H-r fi t. t and free trade The freight and insurance on this fhiiunent aninllllt to over 12 IKT Wilt. Iliak I iiiii a natural protection to that extent. Vamioiim:, (iiun i:n V I'o. New York, Feb. 11, is;t. Why (Iin-h thin New York linn fei.d abroad for coininoii window gla-a when they aro ooni"elltHl to pay, in addition to the f",(XK) that tin glat- cunts, the sum of 7,t."i:i. 0'.' duty on il? An there no edana fan rits in the United StateH. Yi -. there uro luindrtHl. of them, bti tlicv arc all organized into one 1 : l"' trucl ho that they can keep up i'!. Ihe New lork court.- have led that there is no law to pre t a trust from railing prices at , and Mclvinley lias flint out :pi competition by placing u . of lo'.l jmt cent on window -s. The jjlass trust therefore everything; its own way and raised I ho price of common low glass so high that this New rk linn can send abroad and a tluty of l.o'J on every II tli of glass and then get it I c'- IK'r tbaii you can the home ar- tn ii, t say nothing of ri per cent, fp ilit and insurance. Wlio pays this extra 1..HI. Or ep in fanners help tin it. W ho gets it? Is it likely that the laborers di There aro four millions of inn mployetl laborers in tho United St itcs und each of them want a job in.. I is willing to work for what ever bo can get. Kuroeaii pauper luoor continues to swarm into tin country, and from this immigr.i tii n tho mill-owner selects tlx workmen ho can cot for the least money. That is to nay tho opera tivt i of tho glass factories com n-io wnn loreigu labor ami every i.lut r kind of lulx.r, while tho own ers of the factories aro protected ll.o'Jon every dollars worth of ghisn. It is certain that from the consumers and from tho laborers th-! protectiil trusts steal H.-TJ oil of every dollar's worth of window gliHS in a n u fact u ri I in tho Lnited !tatH. Is there uny wonder that the glass men have ietitioiicd congress not to reduce the dcty on glass? Is it any wonder that the manufac turers of the ICast get rich, and tho farmers of tho west aro tioor? Is it any wonder that a nystctn that given n few tho opportunity to filch nud mulct tho many, that tl o wealth of tho country ia concen trated into the hand of an aristo- err. tic few while the masses strug gle for employment and for bread? Tlii Wilson bill protects tho rich gliiss trust OS per cent, and this added to 12 r cent, freight and iiiHuranco on foreign glass gives tho glass makers a practical pro tection of 80 tier cent, ami that is ciij'jgh. 1 hey ought to bo satis- Ik 1 with an eighty per cent toll on lb' producers of tho country. ho question is often asketl: ".'ill an object thrown into tho air ciT cr from tho hand, a volcano, or ev i when shot from a rillo or can- ni ) return to the earth with tho sit .o initial veloc'tv with which it le ?" The answer is: A i.roiectilo th. wn vertically upwards into tho ai will return with a velocity less th l tho initial. The word less is ci ..hasized because, this view of the m -ter is contrary to tho one gener al y acccptitl. In tho air tho ac ci rating forco which acts durinc tl i decent is not equal to tho re hirding forco during ascent. Tho n '..rding forco is tho same for tho w iht of tho proji-ctilo and the at n. j-pheric re-istanec Iwth acting ii. the same direction. In tho tie st nt tho accelerating force is the di l.-r'-nce of these two since they in t in opposite directions. In a viicuuin it would bo different. In that case, the weight of tho projec tile being tho only forco acting, this force would generate in each fit of the ball exactly tho same amount or velocity that it had lost j bill pa--soil without delay. Ma--in its passage upwards. Thus, the j guire i-i the ablest representative final would find it with a speed , and the truest friend of tho neonle e.,',ial to its initial velocity. tmmmmm duelling in Kuasia has become so very common that the govern- meiil hai Umi ?omicltxl to decree a cmle of tiuiiinhtncnt. If a duell-, 't kill an antagonist, it will cost him iix years in prison; for s-.vere i woundiiiir. tl ;- naitv will 1- thn .. .. ,. , ..; irn, uuii wiiiioui injury, aix "'Oiiins; f rovonirig a duel, six weeks to three months. Colored Slum, Tli" Idaho World uieiitioiis a fall ..f .hi t. ov mow at that place. !.i-t Wi t L, a: i d It letter in thcMoun ta n lh. uu li .Hi-tin nod i a fall of dark M.o.v at l'ii.c ( irovc at aliotit the name tiill'1. These fills of ofl colorcd nii"w mi rc preceded or al im r-t co-iin i. I nt with the auroral display. C. Tatro say that nt K.icky l'.ir a n uiiiIht ol years ugo a fall of bl.n'k mow iimuiiliatcly followfl an uiiu-ually niiipnitiwnt i xtiihit . u ..f N'otthi'rn liglites. W I. ell, a i- the apji-iiMtuv of the aiir-Ta and colored snow wero im p-Iy coiiii-idi ncc or whether tho fornu-r in sotiit way caused the lat ter we arc unable to say. falls of colored snow an now rare, and while many attempts to explain them have Int. n .made, none have been satisfactory. Oust of tho earth raided on the win; of tho wind may account for some of them nietecric dust others, while red, black ami other colors may Ik caused by northern lights or other elcctrieal phenomena. IIU I.H DOWN IIS ILAIi. The l'liindon Keconler, erstwhile a rtl hot K)pulist journal, pub- li-hes a declaration or liulejicnd ence. It says: "With this issue the Kocorder ceases to U a distinctively partisan journal. The newspaH-r business is governed by those laws of trade which control other enterprises, and we have fell that a live iudciictid cut paper were U tter than a dead populiat journal, ami tho which is why with this issue the liecordcr ceases to le a dintinctively partisan journal, as above stated. Our friends of cither of tho parties hav ing candidates in tho field at tho enduing campaign will lind our col umns open to them at our usual rates." l!y a comparison lietwcen tho quantities of firm products in 1SU3 and 1 SS(J according to tho census of that year, it is found that in 18'JJ corn produced nearly 150,000,000 bushels less; wheat, 03,000,000; bushels less; oats, .Ml.lXXl.OOO bush els more; hurley, Uo.OOO.OOO bush els more; buckwheat, thosiime; rye, o.OOO.tMKI bushels more; polatoi-s, 11.000,000 bushels more; hay, 30, 000,000 tons more, ami tobacco, only 1 1,000,000 pounds moro than in 1SSM, Comparing this with tho growth of tho population, it seems as if there must hare been some ex ceedingly active element in opera tion to produce this enormous dif ference in the great staple crops, as here shown, Not alouo has there Im-cii a great reduction in prices between ISS0 and lS'J.'I, but even since hist year tho valuo of farm animals alono in tho United States has shrunk to tho amount of f'5 12,000,000. The government sta tistician reports that the shrinkage in the raluoof horses is 1223,000,- OiK), or 22 m cent. Oxou and other marketable cattle hare shrunk ll.OOO.OtK), sheipt3(,000,000 ond mules f 1S,OOU,000. Keports from tho east aro that tho worst of the financial and industrial crisis is over ami tho normal tono of affairs is being rapidly restored. Tho surplus and overproduction 0f manutacturcH occasioned by the un healthy stimulus of tho McKinloy tariff, bus bmi disposed of and fac tories aro resuming work. The prosHcts for tho agriculturist have not improved to any considerable extent. Tho world is our market for tliedisjHisal of surplus agricul tural products, and tho universal depression has been such that our exorts in that lino have fallen off over :HX).0(X),(XX) compared with tho prcrious year. Tariff or no tariff, it is useless to look further for tho causo of hard times. Our boasted homo market cannot con sumo tho surplus, and when the foreign market is weak or the peo ple are too pixir to purchase only aa absolute necessity requires, the pro ducer hero and abroad must suffer. Congrensman Maguire's postal telegrajih bill provides for the con struction of postal telegraph lines bv th') government not to pur chase the present lines. It sug-ire.-ts the isue of bonds for $25, 0X),(XJ in sums of f j0, each paya ble in t wenty.fi ve years. This would be among the greatest bene fits that could bo bestowed upon the country. It would break the most oppres.-ive tnonojtolies that ever existed. We bono to seo that ever sen. to congrers irom Cantor- ma. It takes an editor to fail in manner to leave creditors out in the cold. L. ('. Cummins, a nctia. paper man of romona, California, l.a liliI a )etition in insolvency. Hi liabilities are IS.H'JAO, and bis . i . m--i are vaiiliM a; fltiUU, upon iTiaich there is an incumbrance lbOj. Figure it out. of o G O o O O G0 o 0 o o o o go O ,0 0 0 O O 00 43 o