o
o
t'vltage drove I li nn.
M,iflA i-i t, April 21.
MlNorrls, of l lugcnc, I" bncMix
lllH.I l.llllllHII.
Miss (i.-rtlo rmln rlU returned
Iioiiih from Ciisncll hist w.-k.
Mr. Jut. JUik.hliv, of Cm-licu, re
lumed 1 1 her honi" .n it ir"! iy, after a
pl.H-i.nl vl.it willi n I . live uml
irleiidt.
Ml Lury A'l t:n. one of the mut
estimable tmC I'""'- "r 11,14
met wilu ' very painful im'iili i-t lu-l
Sal'ird.v. M"1 s.litllng me
sIovcw.smI win ii Md.-r A. J. Arm
strong kindly ollm-d his s-rvlres-i.nd
striking viry liur.l Wow Us.n a
knotty sti.-l;, the axe glanced, taking
ofTa corner, and the font- of tlx Wow
caused dm muii Mirk to Hy toward
Mi Lucy, who win standing ' foci
away. It strurk Iht savag. Wow
uUoul th r.viti-r of h'T forde-ad ami
inM", nlin t kn N khu her
head coiuinciir.-d lonwcll Immediately
till. I It was not Ion U for.) it w.isdilll
cult to sec out of our eye, whlrll !
cuin.i very black mid nwoll. ii. She
nuller-d greatly lor four or llv.i day
mut It will I- n lit" u w him In-fore her
fmn and eve return to dicir u . urul ii:
pcur.iur.-. ' Mr. Armstrong d.s-ply n
grnt-.l Hi- w.-ou n-vili of hi kin I
intention 111 m- than I.iiiiii nre could
eXircs.
An old I'louer Itrml.
oi!r
Jrnii'liiiit I '!
of her so. W. I
lo .1, . r 1 1 M
mini ilii'il at Hid Iioiiii,'
( 'llll'IIINII, on Coyolc
..rc-k . Tito rsd.iv. Atirll lit. Ht die ad
vanced iige of nearly ll years, having
Inch Is.rn In June, HK. For several
yiur lu r health had Is-cii leeblc, and
latterly hrr inlml almost failed. Itcalli
was 1 1 1 n-iill of extreme olil ngc.
Mr. Coleman wilh lur husband
came to Oregon In 1v'.;t from Illinois,
nud tit on.s- Milled In I he vicinity
where hIio died. Four son nml
dniightcr survive her, lloii. K. I'.
Coleman of Col.urg, W. I. Coleman
t.n.l I bury 'oh-man of I 'oyote, Flunk
I'oleiiiHii of Sitters, Cnmk eoiinty, itlel
Mri. J". 'I'eul, of rortliiml.
'I lieol.l lielv M UU-I. l.lMllie
l.'H hie, li II J n In M in hlk'h '' I'"
l.y her HelKhlHiK all. I frli loli.
The fuiii ral l iiiiiioiinivil to take
,lnif to the eineli-rv at foyote, Hiitur
iliiy iifl ruiK'H, Arll 111, at 1! o'eliM k.
t tillillllttee Mini Cilllillilnte .M'l llilir.
Ixlijr ( uar.l. A..lt
There will In-a lii.i (in III KiiKi'Mf
toni'irrow of I lie ilnirim li of the r.nin
lv n-ntnil eniiiiiiltli w ith a iiiinilx-r f
r .... .. it, ..... i
till run. II. Kill o ine nine jkiiiiii io
mrtie loananuea .lmi of eniivinniii;
(he eollllly la-loie the eolulHK eleetloli.
At the ini-elillK of tlie xillllKt tvll
Inil foiiiliilltee K-Veral tla auo M lilail
anil a route were outliui! ami (.'hair-
mini Hiiiiii(Ii lile-nliil the xnme I.)
.Mih-r. J. I'. Kaiu'V niul A. ('.
W'.mmI.in k. chiiirmeii. nirtlvely of
the ileiuiMTiilie ami reulliean mm
llillteett. Tlie" refllwl toilet without
eohniillilii; their i ifli.ll.luli ", hemv the
imii Iiiii: for tomorrow. A liiirmoiiiouN
lili elln lit i ex. eti .1.
Mai rinl.
II. I. J i.uai.l, A III .1'
Win. K. S'urliroiiu'h an. I Mm. I.u. y
Miitthewn Here miirrieil htHt eveiiini; ul
I lie hil.le'a rifl.lelus', IteV. W. M. till-
Ivrl ollleiutiiiu. '1'he He.l.lliiK wun a
iiilet n l hi i r, only alioiit a wore of n-l-litlve
w illieNninir the ivremoiiy. The
parlor wen- feidMiiieil Willi ltoweri
uml other ileinral loim.
The (ir inn Joiiin u iih many other
fiiriiil of Mr. uml Mm. Seailinnih in
wIhIiIiii; them u Millie liiatriluolilal
Voui'e.
I iiItT ..Ht.'l. A It I .1'.
Tin: Mil. I. It ri:--The work of re
'ulrtiir the hrenk In the hunk of tint
mill lure bIhivh the i llv In iroi;reHHlii
r ipl.tly. Ni iiiiii h of the tUliii. "
liiu-h'auil rnvel, hit It-en done lliul
the water wat i:irlially turn.il In a
iliiyortwo atfo. The rnuro of the
uiilrr iilri u ly In entthleil the elect rle
Iik'I'I company to run the arc llliln
W ith Witter Miwer hint lllyht. It In
thought thai the Hiwer tonight will
U- miltlelelil to run the whole Want,
d.v tomorrow iiIkIiI the work will la
in arly, If not iinle comWc tcl. duly
two leet more of the hank w III lie Willi
up. Thin w ill he auiilv nultti'lelit for
the volume of water w hich rillm In at
the hem I of the nut' at thN xltttfe of I lie
river. T ill" l cHtlinateil at four feet.
The lutuk at theilam will he almul I-
U- i aliovc the unit r In the liver. The
l.iM of the till I. W illi,' maile W illi xhell
riM'k liiUell fl olil the liull.lv roil. I Hear
the uiiivcrniiy. The roml aiiin'rvlnor
tht'l.h'il lo 1'iuir the rii.h' at that
(Hiliit, m the eot I' I.-.-. IU .I to Itolh
jiaitiio. The nH'k It iii.it ami U viiv
1 1 v ilownl with a lourhorie tiiun.
In n the woik l conipletc the wntir
Mwer u ill he il:il to lit former caa
city at thit m'iiioii of the ;r, ami a
die rivei In not ciiiiiiii; uii.l the liuuk
In coiil.li re in. ire ...l th ill li e liut
ur.'il one, the n i:iii-i In ir out the hn0
of ieriuaiu mi-.
Tin: ItoiiiMi. tin mi. - IMikIiui
count v ifoole me u i 1 1 it to huihl a rote I
Into the Itolitiiiiii in I li imi; coiintrv, if
thlit from t lie It.t ouri; I'liilmlealiT of
April l'i it nnv liulicatioti: Thi
inornliiK the rli;hl of way party cm
nixllui; of ten men fully equipped with
teiitt, inilt, provi.i.iim, lioixti au.l
wai;oiit, ilou anil n int'M, left Oak
l lli.l for the oinl of culiillleluvlliellt of
the waioi ii a.l to llohrinia. It U the
lutelilloii ol llil pmty to clear thena.l
of dnilx r mi l hruh, aiol make It p
a We for without to lie tloctl III llioviliK
camp niul luriiithluir Kiipplle. In
alxiiil ten tin another parly will fol
.m , iMiupIt tiuK tlx r.ui.l a lin y Km
The Htiplc of ( ink l:iu. I are alive lo
l!i Ir microti mi l are Uxnnl lo I Ik
at Ikihcmia lv the time the miow
in. lit. The early Wr.l cutche I'nO
Will in
PallT ..uar.l. (U .K.
Oil I IMS.-1. K. lime u.Tiine in
allow hit name lo I- uxd a a eandi
date fol r prim iilslue, but Rive no
reat.ui I Inn (or. Ills name wa placed
o i the ticket without hi iMlisriit, or
even pn-v Luis know l.tlge, w hlle at lit
boon-nt Hale Jtotottl.s-. I he central
coiiiiiiltt.c will mo t Saturday, April
t, lo till Ihe varniit place.
MxiiiillI'- In Kugene, at tbe bmne
ofl.it. M. MilU-r. April I'J. David li.
liavloMr. K.turnli lliin. It ith of
Fiu-ene, lllder O. M. W hitney oftb t
atiug. Th. Ir mime nm fT(eud oiler
conjratultlou.
II. It. MilliV Letter.
lllf (iuniA.rll l.
It wat a mirjirl- to many who ilt
I Villunl flail lal eveiiliiK, that
rM ly a wire of lh al wtuileliU at
temlliiK tho L'lilveiKity of Ortou uian
!fcUiJ liilertnl niouxii III
P",u,r,r
in audi-)
lecture inuroe. to attclKl. I he au
en.f which litlfii. J to Hon. II. J.
Mill. r' aihlreMi laat vvvliiliK, wan
luriri ly nnule up of cltlfe'li oulti.le the
M'hool uml a portion of the faculty.
lilt MiWccl wax: "I'oiiiicai r..-.iioiiiy
In lit ifelatloii to t Itltt liohlp."
Ili reatoiihiK wa clear ami ult
inKinil. Ill uiKUIiielil wa that the
proni of liumaiilty from the comll-
tioii of poverty lo lhoi or comiori,
ami from eotnfort to afllueiiiv w a the
ureal rUii of evolution from the mi'
lerial iiicIIkhI of eKiitrtut tnroUKU me
mean of Intellectual wiwi'M lo the
hltfher initial plulie of life. The nearer
ailliiclic la rvaclietl in tl.lt pnMttta,
the Kr'ater lai-oim ii I he ilcelie lo line
ami oii.iiiiin more. With (hnire In-
Uiitllleil, entrify amUllort follow; ami
lh carniiiK Ix i'oiikh Uirtcny oue 10
n.eiilal aervliv. llv till" proem mua-
cuhtr lalmr It lifleil to the piano of the
iii'iitul. Th uiteorcapltiil U men iy
the illtfiu tlon of want ami inm xIhI
with the rufivwt of menial hilxT no
that when till proceta U eomplete
miiM ular lultor la lifted to Hie fame
iiliine uml the pruhlem of "capital ami
liilmr" tolveil.
With the luen-aw of ui-lre mutt
come the mean to urntlfy llu'lii. In
the iw of the laholer the Kreater liU
WBiiln the hlirher mutt be hit waipn.
The w hole Ktamlanl ol liviiiK, W'di of
employer ami employed, protlucer anil
iiiiiMitiuer, muni he liljther, that the
want I Increaxtil. A llliimrative oi
thin eomparlnoiiH were drawn from
the crmlexl lorin of liuiimn cxltteuce
throiiKh the illllereiil atiie of clvllla
lloii to the hilut eiillKhtemneiit.
The application of liia theory a
to American cltluliHlilp, wa
that no liniiilnnitlou hIiouI.I la-alloweil
to winie from a wiuntry where the
tlaiiilanl of HviiiK It lower than oura.
All other ilcvleca w hich woiihl retluee
the price of lalNir houlil he hhune.l,
for the capacity to aatify wanta U
Unit li -eiKl ami n'lron rewlon follow.
The lecture wun too complete to oiler
aiiythliiK like a iletalhtl vnoimU, mi
wi-kIvo onlV a few of tliu lea.llliK
IhoiiKhlt. '1 he am Hence Beeineil iniieli
liiteni-te.l, ami at tha eloae evinced
their uppreehitlon hy llltrral applmi-c.
,t Di'inurratic Veteran.
For iiiuny yearn In drexon Militlct,
lililll lately, ihe fiimlliar form of Jmle
hhannou, of Monroe, coul.l lie neeli at
every ileiiiiM'ratli! atate winveiillon.
He made occaMioiiiil vltita to KuRclie to
i-ce hit brother, Wetley, now ileivattil.
I.ik a reminittvlitu eoine till, from
the lien ton TIiiiik: "did reaideiit of
lleiilon counly have Hot forjcotlen lll
ton Hiiiniion. Two yearn ao, on c
count of failiHK health, lie led Monroe,
after a nuldenee there of forty year r
more, and went to Trxat. The other
day Jmlije Iturnett reeelvetl from Mr.
Shannon' brother, at Kant land, Trxa.
a Idler, HityliiK: "Hrwilur Milton di
Inn a copy or two of your county ia
tr. Ilewiyii It U alMitit conveiitlou
time, and he In now nnxloiit to know
w hat In koIiik on." I'hut from a ilit
taut Male the old war liorne take a
lively Intentt In Ihe political battle ro
lux on In lU'iitou. Ihe letter nay that
die old man I well ami Htroii.
A Hotel I haiiRf.
Pllr Ciianl. Airil Jl.
The Mipular and nrcommiHlatiiiv
Ninth trcet reatauraiit uian, M. K.
Ilrowii. ha tiurchaM'd. and today took
control of thn hiiNinc of the Hotel Ku
uene. Mr. Ilniwn hat maile an euvia-
lle retNird uml reputation wun ine
i.iiWIi' for M'ttliiK a llmt-4'loMi table at
iMipular prici- He inipoc to make
no chaiiu'e III ilealluir wltli the piiiuic
In hi new place of biiklnc. The
lecpliiK apartment wmiiecled with
the hotel are well furuithetl, and Kuet
of the lioiite may If aMUintt of wirdial
trentiueiit. Mr. Ilrowii hnteloB.il the
Ninth ttnt-t rextauraut.
Knrlne t'oiiipany F.lertlmi.
I'tlljr liutnl. .rll J".
The annual election of I'.uirene Ku
Kine t'o. No. I occurred at the Fire
man' hull lal eveiiiui;. The olll.frt
cIiom'u for the enulii(j year are: V.
Met i hit', pretident: I. I.. SluiMtin,
vliv iin'tldeiil: tiett. r. I raw, tvrv-
tary;J. II. I tea venue, tnaoiinr; I. I,.
himptoli, foreman; J. . Ilolleliltt k.
l a-titlaut; W. Mctlhee, 'Jud it
aut; II. II. Stone, N. 1'. A. Miller and
J. S. IIisi.'Iii, Irutt.-v, ami M. S. Hub
U l, M-iKeaut at-arni. F. It. Ilellman
having tecured hi exempt paer, the
vacancy In the city lard of tlie dele
irntc wa tilled by the election of T.
V. Jenklli.
TAXK.S ToLLKt f EU.
I'ailf liuarj April Jl.
k Miull liellminetit l.M Will Ketalt.
(inly alioiit t;.l f Ihe tax roll ol
s;a n'-uialii uncollected. The follow-
lux are the llxurc nfcollM llon up till
date:
tiranillr-I.M ni to rtlr.lh 10I,M M
- iliiriui III arrk aplu
Ai-rtl JUh "I "
T..ut iiv: at
Pall? uuanl. Aprtl Jl.
Attiik Hivkk. Tito atcaincr F.u
gciie, fnmi rortlaml, left Hurrltburg
ihia iiioriiliifr for thl point.
. .....
Seventy
ton of freluht waa reported on
. ..
ikl ton of w hleh w a for F.ugeiie. The
prew-nt stage of the river wa ueh
that the captain did not ox pet 1 to ar
rive until late thl eveulng. They ar
rtvisl here however at about 2 o'clock.
Anotiiih TllKaT. It I now
thought probable that the prohibition
11 of l.an eouutv will put up a!
tl. Vet. They bail an understanding
some time ln.v to let the matter go by
default, but III coueiunce of some
'... ,. .., . .v., c..
j meeting tonight at Mount' ball will
settle the lletln.
l l! i.uar4, V'Ml -V
Fr
have
w Ihe dam opiswile the east end of;
Ninth street. The ohlecl i to xive ac-
s-m fci tiover' gravel ttrtl on the;
otber lde of I lie river. J
ltt.HX. At Coburg Wediiatlay, April
Mh. to the wifeol Jainea lliliuaii,
twelve pound too.
UUv i V. ..ul 'vill....l.l,v;"f'. "J rublWicd In li.,icounus but the charge In the present
KHV.-t.over and Wllloughby; I : trial i uf emhcrzlinx fV.St Mav s, the
r built a ferry arroa the river be-j Ust day U-fore the imiik cUhnf.i; Ioii -
Ihedamopisntite the east end of; ' " ' artl i out on 110.000 bail.
hATUUDAV, M'MLZl. I
II C. Tt
In VlkltlUK relative ill
rortlaml.
I). V. H. Ib id
went to Albany tbl
murnliix. i
iM.r I w i..lnntfiii vlhii t.l liar rl- i
bur-i t.t-lay. i
.? , , i
.MM. 31. n. naraer ni-mriun "i ,
lir rwvnt nerloui lllnc.
Mr. Frauk Alexander arrived up;
from (taleiii thl aflcrintoii.
A cold liorilt wind tlilt iiioniliiK i
liiaklnx an oven-out dcairable. j
Three lecture In town laat evenlnx. J
lluther too liiucli for one evening :
The .-.uil miner alout I'lttflturif are
tilklux to the iiumla-r of about I .
" I
ri.' i-..rvMltl. Time ha chaiiife.1 to
a aemiweckiy ai icati mr iw
iiioiitlm.
.1 - ...u
A. M. Unburn, ileiinaTallo candidate
for the leultlalure, made thl ollli-e
call t'xluy.
1)1. Nellletoli. of .-lirllitllehl, lift
thi luoriiliix for lliif prillK, Nebnw-
ka, to I. Mule.
The liandtome tieo. K. IJurton, the :
Sin Fraiieitco hardware ilruinuier, I
in town today.
The ltue on the llilrd Judicial ill-
trlet iioinlnulioii hat got dow n to who
drink the whlnky.
H. I.. Moorehead, of Junction, rettulf
lican nominee for repreaentatlve, U In
tow n Ihi afternoon.
I). F. Met lure, a Ntbnuka fruit
grower In pnt of a location, arrived
up from I oruuim yeitieruny uu r. i .
slinWiii.
Mr. and Mr. J. A. Huthnell, of
Junction, !efl Tliuntday tveniiiK for
.Nin FiniiciMi) to HM'iul ix month ul me
mhi w Inter rair.
Mr. IIukIi Klllott, of Jiu'kMinville.
and Mit lluttle Kent, of South Ikiul,
were terloiitly injuretl lu a runaway ai
the former place Friday. I
Dr. V. V. )Klcby, ileiinx ralie can-1
ili.late for the leKltlnlun', ami the i
Mewrt. Moebv, of ( ottaire (inive, came i
down on the fucul till IiioniliiK.
A Wulla Wullu man burieil fliMi
near a fence and markctl the picket. ,
Then the fence wat moved and It took :
him two w w kt' hteudy work to lliul k.
The bate bull team from the I niver
nity ofOrcKonareliavliiKacoiitivt with
the HpriuxlliM I'um thl afternoon.
A nuiiilt r from Kugene attelidctl the
Kiime.
The ftoclal xiveli in ('outer .all I :t -t
evening hy the luiliet of the l.'niveru
litt chureli wu largely uttended. The
eveiiinx won KH-nt with dunciliK ufler
tliu WM'iul wat over. After Ihe rendi
tion of a miitieal and literary program
prle were awurded, Mitt MukkIc
l.ui key Ntvuriux the llrtt pri.e au.l
Chm. IloliMtn the accoml. All had u
pit UHim' time.
SnIi-iii ln.lcN nleiit, April L1: The
A 1 loim and the F.ugciic entai;el in a
tnitifli) for Kiipreinacy luxt evening on
the river. They met near the nioiilh
of the Yamhill 'river, and fur a liltle
tpurt the throttle wa thrown open
and a genuine old lime Mlhidmitiijil
rai-e wn linluliil In, which remitted in
the Altona reaching Halein nlMiiit llf
In n minute In the lead of the F.u
Keiie. The tiUAKli reirter littcnetl to the
latter part of a lecture delivered by (ieo.
I'. Itiiilolph, the A. I'. A. lecturer, at
the oimtu lioiite l;tt cvciiluir. 'I'be
it aker UKKcitcd that he wait not llxbt
Ing the religion of the Catholic church, I
Tel wu uotleetl two I'rolittunt iniiiltler i
on the plalfiirm, bit only coiiipaniou.
At dine lie wa libernliy applnuded,
and n tceueroutlv I.Kted. The lecture i
ie i
w nit .in , j'i. '.u i.ift in. wiij
a.lllllttloll lOlligllt.
liltOWM.D IN Till- M.OK.II.
The Wanton Water Secur Aimtlnr
l.auc t'ouuty Viclliii.
Jum-tiou Time, Anril L'I: Dick
Katon wiiH.lniw lied in tuenlough el of
here Wedm-wlny morning, llv and hi
brother Jot. ph Marled for the timber
to cut wimmI. They have a camp on
the Inland and the timber wn acrtm
on the other tide. They hnd no way
to cn only in a Imx which wa aome
tiiiu titcd'for a Unit. Ho waa cau
tioned not to cronn a it wa exceeding-
lv dungi-rou. Ho iturtctl out uJone,
however, t iiIkiiiI II o'chnk in the
morning, and an he failed to return
march wa llittllutcd The box wan
tlltoovcrcd lloatlng near the bank, and
further along hi bat wo picked up.
The water w a perfectly clear and lill,
and by follow lug along tbe Iwink he
-li .... I t l.lloin la aiiill
w nn iiiihi nni ai mr wu nu --
IJ feet of water. With tbe aiwlnton.-e ! """"
of n laile he wa bruught out. " '
Jutt how tbe atvblclil invurnd will Twe n.rabal. U.ma...
never lw know n. The lx-lt could I'uuiv, Oklahoma, April lit. A tci
not U uiet and the general tlieory it rtble light (Hrurnnl aUmt 10 uiilce;,
that howatandlng up ami Ut hi ; near Kveu mountain, yetterday. lie
blnnce and pitched bead foretmwt Into noted outlaw Itill Daltoii, Hill
the water and went to the bottom j laiolutl, and another outlaw, altl to b
without a trugglo. He wn found at ItltUr Creek, were killed u the op. t.
aWxit tf o'clock in tbe evening. 1 alno a womnn, a little girl and t"
Mown tbe mm of Mr. and Mr. , deputy manthal. The light I till in
Frank ljitoii, of thi city. Hewn progret and 11 l.k an though the in
Nrn lit thl county, near Cloverdaie. tire gang will lie awept outofexltt
III age wa 11) vear, inoulh and 1:1 eiuv.
day. Thi middeu death waaa M'Vcre; Hlti r HttiluiUu?
hock to bin uivnt and they have the, .
ympathv of the whole wMtimiiultv in ! 1 nTHitt'ltii, IVnn.. April l!t.-D.
Ihelr atm.w. Servtw- were hebl at U-b Aeuibly No. S, Knlu'ht :
theChrUtlanchun-lial II a. m. Thiir-. Ibor. with a niemberthip of l .,iMi hi.
lav bv F.ld. r Skagg and a large nuni- adopted the following nianif..lo to I .
In r of friend and neighbors were pre-
.. ... win.. i..,.n i.i. ...
I,., , ....,,..
... . Hi. ........ I,.l..,n. I,. I ...
n., i iininii ii in. t. . j .
Ikm't refuse to hear and couidcr thn
PatifOuatxl. April Jo. 'demand. Don't arrest tint nianv of
To TllK r.i ixiKM S iiiml..-rerley nine out of tell ef ihe Imlu-
Mulk.y, a IVyour-oId toy of Junction, trial of the ittuntrv vnipathlie w ith
w as taken lo die reform school by Di p- rXey' object. Neither will It It
uty SherltrCnmer, on the overland. a,fe. Small llrislng are called riots,
tasi nigni. in uiowicr i a wmm
mother I a widow
woman and made the coinniaint,
claiming she could do nothing with
! her w .tvward mu.
ANOi.ill.HK.-Mr. S.TTV,of Linn San JosK, April l!.-lhe trial of
eoiintv. how u an old book in the H- M. Leonanl, tesiilent of tho tie
ouaiii'i aivle of ivi and bulhllnir of hmct Santa Clara bank, eommeinv.l
our great grnn.ltnllier lime. It 1 a
. . . . . - -
erinoi ou tho
Iiieoiiiiin.hetitllit.ii.a
. Itlf urj. Ap-11 .v
Mahkiadk l.iii:sit. County
Clerk W. IL. Walker Issinnl marriage
li.-ent.-s last evening to Win. K. Scar-
bnHigh with Mr Lucy Matthew,
a and lvid (1. Ciay with
I Itham.
Ki-turah
FIlIinV.OU'KIL.SW.
I. L. Campla-ll vUlllnK
relati
at Alblua.
J r. KuKk'b. of firciii faiiH',
lu
towu Unlay.
Mr. W. W. Ilalne U vititinu lier
dttiiKhter at tio-hen
Tht H. P. pay tar panned IhroUMb '
thi inornlnx' 0 l-
Street xcttinx iluty. The prlnkl. r
thould lie turned lo.
Sumner Snellurrlved home from
vltlt lo Salem UiU afternoon.
Mr. ami Mr. J. W. Hamiltoii are nt
teiidlux tbe mid-winter fair.
(ico. 1. Itu.lolph, the A. 1'. A.
turer,
niMin.
arrlveil lu the city mi mier-
Jlarry Norton came
up from Junc
tion thl aflernooii.
( orey F. Martin left thl iiioniinif
for Florence to pend a week with rel
ati vca.
We are pleated to note I hut K. IC
Sklnworth I reportetl Improvinx in
health dally.
J. . Whltcaker, of Crewi ll. ilelno
cralic 11011111111 for county clerk, u
III the City bahiy.
rortlaml fed the trump ywdenluy
thai panaed throuxh hereon u frelghl
train the other eveiiiiiff.
C. C. Itowuiatl, of SnrliiBlleld, w ill
auperlnteiid die Hnya-Hutler bop yard
near ('rcell thl year.
The tirillln Hardware Co. put up a
new cauva awiilnx Unlay. It I out
of the utual order, bcli white.
Mrt. M. C Havre, of Clattop county,
In vinitiux ut "the Idelice of lur
bn.thir, H. K. Ilntwii, in thi city.
II. hi. II. II. Miller arrived up from
Salem thlt ufterniMiii and w ill delivi r
n ht lure ut Villunl Hull thi evening-
Hon. J. I. Matlock, tito. A. Ik.rrit
and l'nf. 1. V. H. Ucid urrive.1 lioui
from Attoria on hu.1 lilfUl' nverlain.
Dr. C. II. C'liupmall went to Salem
thl inoiullix to deliver the laat lect un
lit bl unlvcr-lty ixteiition com-.-there.
Jiidxe Whalley and Walt Moiit. i' ,
of I'orlli.ti.l, were ut Albany the otl . r
day ami got a bug of W" Mil In tl.a;
vicinity.
All of the nomination. made by tl.
ttalo repuiilicuii, democratic and mijui
litt coiiveiition have liecll Hied it.
the n-i-retary of Mute.
Itev. II. Sutton, who Iti-anvicffin
the ttute in the interest of Ihe prohilu
billon party, HHiki to u tuitill xiitlu r
lux ut McVluni;' corner l:tt eveiiin;
C hi, lluker, of S in Fnwii-lhon, i
IH inliiiX ' hiy In n- litiklnx ufler
blltiliet l.itere'. He report the
Itaki r family pr-roUt iii their Su.i
I- inin itco home.
Two SMer ol Charily me in town
todav ollrltlnif charily for Iri
object. Weilo not think they are re
ceiving much ciicoiiriiL'cmciii at our
people have enough lit home lu that
line to attend to.
At a icciiil election held Ht Yoll
coll.1, April I Ith, the chool ditlrict
voted IhiiiiI to the amount of fl,ii,
with which to build a new ki1i.miI
holrc. Owing to legal tcchnlcuiiticx
thi it the third time I bete Wimi have
U-en votcil.
"The Notice to Mariner," of March,
Itmied monthly by the government,
ha a notliv of the new light houte ut
ll.ta Head. It I -10 feet iImivc
mean high wuter and lu clear weather
hould I vltiblo 111 mile.
Tom Hcgar want to find Ihe man
w ho ' appropriated hi plow from a
triirt oMmi.l he I cultivating 111 Jud-
kin' bottom. It I an H inch plow
with a mended beam. Tom any he
never heard of a worklngmaii aleallng
a plow, and auppoae thin wm taken
ami mild to mmo third party.
N'lckell. ilemtK-rntlc van-
didate for the otllce of secretary of
lute, in aliakinx hand with rrieuti
here thin afterninm. Ho came up on
the local, and will goaouth toiilghlon
the overland. Mr. Nli kell iniidc a fm
ternalcall on hi brother newnnaper
tiiun and eoiniictilor, Mr. Klncald.
Tin. iMMtoillce denart melit aometiiue
ng waaetl printing return ttddn-
on the corner of envelope and the
at.u-ti in the dead-letter oil Ire ban iu-
i reniHl materlallv hIiiiv. Notice nre
tn-liig put up III all immIoMcc warning
Htiple to not mail letter Mile a re
turn a.l.lretn it printed thereon, to in-
tire itn return to the wiiter In can.' of
uoiide'.lvery. Tho-e who have any
wirrenMindeniv at all nhoiild iuvett in
enveloi with their addrif printed
In the comer. Have them print.il ut
the (ii'Aun ollUv. a we make a t !'
. . , ......i-
" ij uu-.i..- ...
Coxev and hi follower reim-scnt
tho "John llruw n inovemetil" withou:
arm. I.iU'rate the wage slav.-
im uprisings, revolutions. If sin--
r..ful ihe iu.iu'Mi.m will l railed
.,ntrots.
Hank rrrsMrwt au Trial.
t.slav, on a charge of riulf ileuinit.
lie wa llltllctetl oil half a tMcll
MHcr
kacrttser.
Raih.ui, N.
Hon. Thoman J.
C, Aj.ril 19.-Tbe
Jarvls ha Nrn ai-
poinled lo and
ha aixvptisl the
i llilted State tt-uattirshlp, to uecvd
' Vance.
A m,Ui ;"'' " Anator
WAHiiMn.iS, -Mirit i
IVIl-r. tlrn-.l "I'l'" H " , ' ,
by cal-Tng up tb' " ' ' ,!,.'
,t,,n.mentof a- f r
lilcalloltalo r..ile 1" " 1
t .tti .' nrfilV.
!.H?.r. to U-gin
ohject ol the re- mu u. .
prrparnllont ior a I ' J
.v..rv f .cilitv to present their griev
ilia ijb-iv iii ii ii-ii. ait'i n
,'r-. Tlu-M-nute was
re-
gar.I.d by" ma.y at the Aiiii-rlcan
I...... ..f lor.lt. mi. I t icv w ould hava
o7.rM riuiiitvt.ihow tliatitwaiioi uml wagoim, ana umi ine army I,,
o t P.i li wit t the tnople by , -pl.t Into ,-pmdron of PJo, nml apn,
- i, i,,r.-i.n nil Tie coiintrv, out over a tcrritoryoliiii.il.- wide,
C . laJ o. he verge of trouble ' ami inurel. on f.H.l ucr, the Jute,
and J A we lire w 1-e and manage ; fuel, u ,.lu.l would mm.ii bring the
u ralM witlt dltmtion. we would n- pie to du.e, for the ur.ny prnctu-u lv
ui the .ear future. The time dcvaMutc die w.untry through m hid,
r i .K "'':" .'" n.ilnm.rt would then I,
I a iK-awlul one ny men ohii.uk .ii .- -j - - - V,
lav heir xrleviiuw I fon. emigre ! of the country.. It 1 wild anurchinu
Mr lvtt.r wa followed by Knator III the column, Inurchlng out of
Alien popuhtt of Nebra.ka, w ho, i Omaha, had dynaiiilte wilh ihcin, but
w hlle'nol approving Coxey'a uctlon, ; how much l not know n.
. JT.. i .. .. '.:.,f....i ....l. t of l oxev and I he weather It wild and the men are
UPK I I 1 H- t l - - -
hi follower M come to ii-lillifion
if thev Clio!-; not only that, but they
had a'right to collie Into the cnpltol
and occupy the gallerlc of die Hcuate,
and it would U- now on the part of
the hctmte to refute thi privilege.
They iiIhi hud the right to le heard,
and no man, w hether M.uutor or citi
zen, bud the uuthoritV lo deity that
.i.i.. if., l. n..rk il.-.wiiiii.l l lie re
IHirt 'that (irnerallv tirdwav, of the ;
NutloiiaMiunrd of die Dlttrlct of Col-1
i.i.. . ... ..r. ....rln.r lo inol, llle the1
hitteilv ilf uouiicca ine
mihtiu lit die routine of the Dittrlet
of Columbia. " Thi man It coming
here with a jt rftrt right," colitiliiliil
Mr. Allen, "with rights which are
coii.-tltuiionally a !-aiTid n thoto of
anv other uian, woman or child, itud
yet we wit net the Hicctclo of thl;
citv It iii'' thrown Into u convultlon,
over the ex etalloii of receiving
fullv u itidv "f men coming Into the
city
l.lualaTr bl .'I lim.n poll Went
Out ul .'lldnlglil.
St. l'Al I., April l'i. The lireut
Northern employe at Mlniunnlit
were ordered out by tciegruph ut mid
night, uml the night switch crew lelt
work. The tnkei uhmmiiWciI In their
hall and ditoucd the situation. They
didn't relith the Idea of going out lt
fore they thoroughly lllulrltoH the
situation. After li.-.leliing to the de
rision of tli" MimicaiolU employee,
Mr. Del t leclalid tile Mllko oil lor IIIC
pr.M ut pi -iiuipg tbe n-ult of Ihe nue-t
meclii:g I" l- I .t. l.l ill .Minueapoiin to-
luv. I lilt meeting it now in M-.tou.
'Ihe lijiuty inar-halt m nt out to
-crvethe liijuiiclioiit rearlicii ineirnen
dilation without inlet!', reuiv. It Is:
the plan of the companv to work on '
the MiniicMita tlivlslons Hist, und ufler
getting them ill Jierfrct order to (int- i
red west, a llvi-ioii lit u time. The'
injunction w ill not be served in Mon
tana at pr -cut. Ihe morning train
for Fergus Fall :.:id Itariiesvillo left 1
alioiit t wo Imiirt li,'..-. ;
The llrtt move touuid u settlement
of the strike wa matte toilay ny 1 resi -
dent Davit :,i..l Virc-I'n'.idri.t H;wr;l
ct'n I ui; il rim u:n ui l- 11 u 1 n run iu .
J. Hill.
rn-sideiit Hill culled on tiovinior
Neloii t.slav.
President J Iill, of tho tireal North
ern, hat agreed to a conference with
the general nicer or the its-al com
mittee of striker. The conference w ill
be held Inside of Is hours.
A light Mllto llobbrr.
til.Asiiow. Mont., Atiril lit. There
wat a shooting allray last l.lght
twrcii striker, watchmen, and l
en
.i.
he
trvlug to steal merchauiIlM) from the
car. One of the robber was wound
ed. A force of scab is reN tried ell
route here to take die strikrrt1 iiliu-es.
If they attempt to work there w ill
irntuibly If blootbhed.
Krlly-a .rtnr
Omaha. April in. Kelly' army of
Industrial
' . . . 1111
il, wet, la-draggled. chilU-.l to,
l4,.", MurU,, r""l"1
icil lliul 1 1 l.atau.ua grouiids,
the bom
the Comic
east. During the night the rank
Is'gan lo swell by the arrival from Ne
vada of sixty-live men under Cuptmi
M. lioriiiaii, mid Pslay further acitil
sltlon were made when Captain Mm
gall with two coiiipuuic of common
weiilert, live hundred strong, nrrivcu
'the I'alltli Hlotrr
Dk-ihoit, Mich., April I'.i. Kver
thing I ipiiet ill the l'oli-h ijuartex
nml Ihe nutliorities anticipate no IroJ
blc lU'tweeii am aud :inii luUirer if-
w, ul. Ir. t ul tin. kj.ll.i .if V..Ht..rililf 't
riot armed with picks mid nhovelt, Hit
no work was otl'cred and they are still
w aiting. Three of the ringleaders afld
twenty of the mob are lu jail.
Alllf llabsarl.
I.omkis, April 11. The iicti.ni
Scott Hall airaliist the Marl of Ah4ig
don, in which the court was n-ki.l to
eaiut l the contract for the pun-has of
1 u in ut iilu.-e, on the ground that it
was imt the original jilace w here Amy
of Amv llolisart, nriiev and re-ter,
did Hot u.t-ar then' as claimed by the
iiuetioi-.is-r, has resultctl in a judgment '
for the carl.
The tcttimoiiy of tx'rts shned
that the ttiius of" the original Cul.i.tr
place were on the j.rojK-rty.
t alllerali Industrial Aruif.
I'ohti.aM), Or. April !'.. A na-tion
of the California industrial iriuy,
known us i'o. "A.," wu Joined h.-re
by a l.s-al roiui.aii v, nuiiils-ring liltiut
Arting Mayor Shelby ha- In
ttru. trd the chief of Ntliee to Nlj'Jily
iro i-ioiis enough for four im-ult. Ar
rangements havo Im-oh made t.n.!iey
the men t S uttle tomorrow, r the
Northern l'ariilc.
The Tillman I nw I nreaslllu
lluual
Col t Mi l , S. I'., Aj.ril It --The
;Tilhiiuii state di-u-ary liiper law
bat ts-ell diflliled II littuis t II ut t liul by
the supreme ci'Urt of South Cr..iin,
! two jii-liivs concurring, and Till
, manite member of tin- Mipr. iin l-nc!i
i ditm-ntiug from the ejiinion.
1 A Ulsasirea Itrrani.
WiMi-it K. o.. April l'1. I'ol.'ie Mr.
Samuel lliitilm:. ot Iji-t (i nil. 1.1,
dr.-am.sl 1 that 1 slfe wn dmwHng vM
In a well, she awoke with a -tart to
'Ond that she bad itirowu htr -
1 months-old I ul v on the tUf with
' such force at i rush it skul.
nilllla Orrs4 II Ilia?.
t.ifx City, 1a., April J' lorn-
ltiiies H ol I., of tl 4 Lie, rect ivt d
1 onhr to hold di-iii-lve In readme
UT to hold di-ili-lv
go to Council lllut!'.
i to
Omaha. April lU-TIm thor.4I.a
hilrlng men nmrch.-d nut of t,,m,.
HhImv. will, batmen, Hying, -,und , f
rapt.iiii Kell.-y. cominouwealer. ut
xv ',,, i , :, II niilceoMt of t orn,,
,.,..,. Kellev l ill (tuiaha ,!. .
! 1'rc.ldciil St. John, of the IUkU IMat.d
' Rlllnm,,. t. j.,,,,, ,d h, waa not 1,7
,HmMn to grunt a train, a the i,m,
ii.. i.. i . i .. ..
ter 1 w holly In the hatuUof the prt.
delll ol me iruna tine.
A prominent mun nuggesletl that n,u
arm v levy on the farmer fer horx
HUtleringKcverelv, littili.V hnvilij pneu
monia, although mi ample Hiipply of
medicine 1 ut bund to counteract ill-in.-.,
tieiierul Manager St. John up
on (wring the wet, tdilvcring men e..
pretted u willingnc!' to tarry them
l-Mfl and ukeil irmitiiloii lo tin to,
The urmv muy ! trnntpurted ilown
the liver to Kuntau ity. l ive thou
wind nvmpathl.er ttix. hi re ready to
Join tl.'l inorlilng'H advance giiard
The column marching to Kellej t
arm V wo HWellrd to V) oil the
man Ii. ( Invernor Jackton in it i (t.t! Ki l-
ley that the citi.. lit ol Council Dllllit
liave Hrranged to I u r it tli IhhiI to take
the army to Kuima City mid provide
clieltcr .luring preparation. Kelt, y
refused to go, but would HiWnit the
propo.ition to hi men.
All r.it.tiern nuiwav puitwi empiy
! curt out or louneii
' avoid trouble.
Itlulft toduv to
Mirlkrr Inlrrfere llih Ihs I ull d
suiri Drpulr .lurahala.
St. l'.ti.,April SI. 'flu-storm pent, r
in tho Lireut Northern strike in St.
Cloud. WcitiiHilny und yesterday
t'uited Slate deputy tuiilHliuln wem
liit. rfncl with, und the restraining
orili r ('f tlie court resistcil, train ln-lng
stoj pid.-isoll previous days. There aie
now lu thut vicinity between l'i mid : t
I'lillcl States drputirs, and Murshal
1U lo ttartcd for that place today w it!i
an ii.lditioiiul for.-e. Warrant have
Is i n swum out ngniiist striker uctivo
in oj.pi -ing and thn-atcning the depu
ties. Mr. Hill, in hi coricsjKiiulciiio
with the union oilltvrs, diss not rvcog-
in.'..' tlie union, nut sie'iucuiiy expiaii.t
that tlecouijiany Is ready to receive thn
men Iti Its employ, or lliiir n irvMiiia
livit.
Urn pllou 1) I lie Srualrt
W.VMIIMiToN, April 111. lU'Jirt'sell
tativr Halter, of rhiludelpliia, cnlli'l
on ,-uryeuiit-at-Ainis ltright to confer
li to u reception lit the rapltol. Col
on 1 ltright said that if the iropcr pco
tie- tame they would 1st treated u itnv
Aln. rleail elll.eii vi-imig in cnpiioi.
, ,. lulilll,., ..... .i...
law Isnring iiimhi
, ;vu-iim ,f Hi
the cupitol groumls,
I which jirohll.ltt orgiiuiatioii mitrcii
; lag through them us such, uml said,
miles overruled hy higher uutiioriiy,
If would w e that the luw w as enforced.
There would ls. no iuterferetico with
tli'-ir privilege, and they would be en
tl:led to m-atn ill tho galleries a long
a they were unoccupied. The Inter
fiew i iniHirtuut, it Inili.allng tho
Jtoliry to la' pursued by the cxccutiiro
Oilhvr of the senate toward the ilelo-
....!.. Id ..l.itl.i.. VVii.lil.i.ilon for fliM
purpose of iullueiiciug legislation, and
'hadu direct Uurilig on the Coxey
nioveiiient. It 1 uudc rst.sxl tololitl
llright act under advice of the spnate
committee on rules.
Ill llravatfa au lite Callaw.
! San (rKNTix, ('ul., April L"0. Tat
: rick J. Sullivan, w ho brutully mur
dered his wife on the streets of San
' inilVITI III .HHVIIM1 I, J --'a., T f
,,,. j nt M v)Kk thi rnln in
presence of the prison ofllelalt, re-
IMr,;.p, ,llH.t))rH ,', othvn Sullivan
V rnneisco In ovemifr, ivi" was
orters, il.H'tors nml other, suilivnn
pasted the pp'vloiis liieht comfortably
ami joked uml laughed w ith the guards
several hour. He ute a hearty break
fast. After the usual religious consola
tion by a Catholic jirlest, a few minutes
Is-fore'll o'elis'k he mounted the scaf
fold with it Unix triad. He made u
short sjieeeh. u.ljuiiag those jirescnt to
beware of w ine uml women, "which
an- man's downfall." As the black
rap was dntwn over hi head be
shouted: "You caii'l say 1 died like a
cur. Ihe trap was sprung, aim 111
, "'""' wu mManiaueou.
, I be I mil i tap Hnlnt.
: I5Al.ilMuKK.MtI.. April XL -Owing to
the tir fruit croji pross-clt cnnnttl
gisslt have ndvauced -Jl to 30 cents
a iloeii. K. S. Judge, sti-n-lnry of the
, National Canned (iood Asciutloii,
has returned from an insjieetioii of the
it n. iii;rowiiig dittriots of Virginia,
Maryland and lH-lawnro. He say be
rut ojs-n many closeil W.s.miiiis ami
found the heart black, which showed
Af Ibe Ullaan Kill.
I'm I. Ai!t:i.i-n I A. Fit., April LU Six
1 1 tl : . Ired textile workers left lieretislay
for Wu.-hlngtoti for the jiiirjiose of jh
titioning the senate to kill the Wilson
bill. The movement 1 under the
au-jiiee of the Working Men'i lrotoc
tivo Turirt I-ncue.
The narrawriile Itriarliiucnl.
Sai iiAMKMo, Cul., April 20. The
iuilu-triul army has made no sign of
h-u lug, and the leaders sny they will
remain here In spite ol the authorities
until arrangements arc made for their
departure. The city official nre deter
mined to n-udt-r u ussi-tance.
A lllal I rand.
Cikvi.i.am., o., April LU The
striking working m.-ii h.-re today are
viitiug gangs rinployi-.l on public ini
pr.iveini nt ami coms Iling them t
stop. The situation is threatening and
a riot it feared.
N:w Yukk. Aj.ril :. iol.l shi
liieiii by steamers amount V t3,ui",
tm. All but s.'sm.nm come fnui the
I'nited State tubtreasUiy.
Agala UHk Ilia Itisr.
, y
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wi
H u.1 R-Tow x, Md., April LU Cox-
s army arrived tmluy an4 wa aivt
at the edge f til Wa Yy Ik MVr,
who telldeitsl the u W LurtMi'i Hel.
Coxey thanked the ftMTr, a4 kMtda-
the hpitalit of .NJurylsnM.
rmamur at atllaglM.
Wa-him.tix, Aj.riU L'i). C. V.
Shurte l.js U-en apjsjil.Ted Jsmtniaster
at Arlington, Oilhani county, Or.
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