THE KW Oi-MlUlJi
lUMIUII..
I
Ila4, llripilird ami
reived.
Nslailn lb-l ike
Kugfllf a Mil
Mar Have
I ellaxe
Central.
(rove
With tho Installation f the newly
ei.i ie.i ..m. uiH in ii. . . , j ,..,, Juil. 1(,
' i. ..... u m.kI Ihe bull name at Wf wart track
........ -hi u. ...,.iui..l I.. the r.i.1.11. Nil. afternoon aiifxelllng contest
of lun'ociioua .1. -1. tu.l... l lMl. r (I MJMlulrly well alt. -ii.lwl by siH-clators.
. i...... ..t m. r ii,., ISoili nines played i'.khI Lull III! ( III.'
... .u..i.i. n....i ....in .f the sixth inning Mini tho
ey camel l.v their rcapecilve nI.h.I B l ...... Iv... UKci.e.
-i... ..i.. i. ii u. i In Ilie flr-t lii.ll nf tli.i seventh the (.
r....f I ..l ... ,.,.r,.,. l. Os IIIIMlo OHO SCOIO ami
...v... n.,,,...,..l l.u. Lm ..rcimnd '" Eugene' . tin it gntl.ered
i - - . . ii ....
Arreatril.
'iiiviiIIU Times, of Jiilin
mil,
The (
nv:
On Monday, a muii by Ihe mime of
Martin, ctimo to Corvalli, fnmi I .turn
minify, bringing with l.liii nevcrul
Inn. I of horse (o mil. Willi on hl
wny a htray i.iiliiml followed hi baud,
which cnn-ml l.ltii nuialdi-rublc trouble
l.lnl whirl) In- lull III lint get rid of.
AirlvliiK I., r, M.'trtln took I. in home
n lit 1 1.. wny mil In the country, ami
puaturcl tin in, Icuvlng thf stray out
In lliu roii.l; nuil MMit word invk over
tint hiilto li oninit hImiuI the linoe.
Shortly nfl. r Miirtlii'n arrlvul, party
frmii lu iir Juiii'tioii, cau.o ilowii Mini
f;ot the home, nml wauled it wniruut
iicd fur tin) arrest of Miirlln fur
lioix--Nt.nllng, I .lit tlilx n.iilil liol ho
tlonena the iinlmnl i taken from
I.iiih1 county. However, the hnrae
him tuki II back, mid yesterday ( lie
hcrill rc.iivtil word t.i nrrcat Miirtln,
wlili'h win done, nii.l which, appnr-
nt I y , wii n great urprie to I mini.
Ho i n at ranger l.cra nn.l could nt
give la. nil, Imt from III alory of tlii
itllulr In' wii ullowiil to go on hi own
r.i-.iuiii.iiinv until tiahiy, wIhmi tho
ii.iihIi.IiIi arrived from Junction '.o
hike Ii I nt l.nrk fur ft hcnrlug. The
iilmvt. In M in IIii'n story.
'Mil Iti-ililn Well.
Nilcin Joi.ri.nl: (luvcrnnr I'eniinyer
fiiinul liintM'ir nr.H.t nml II mil.- frmii
Arlington, i.l Willow, Tin-winy limrn
liiK, I'nily. 1 1' went to thi iliM.r oftl.it
MM iion li.ri'imin'ii li.iiim. nii.l nipM'l.
A voiiv witlilii iiNki'il wl.n wi.m I Inn'.
Tin. nnxwi r w ithoiil whm, "A frlnnl
wImi iiiiI to In- tukrii to Arllilmi."
Tlif Inn niiiii liiinivil lit lii.iiii'. Ho
miHWi-rvfl:
"I mil Hylv.-i.lfr IViinoyrr, j;,,vTii.ir
of llii nlalf of Dii'Ki.ii, nn.l I wmit yu
to Ink., mn In ArlliiKtuii."
Tin voiiv w ithin mlil: "I mil I'M
Mi.l.ini'.v; I mil workliiK for tin mil
roiiil in'iiiiiii,v; I will my to you wlint
ymi uniil to Hi.- irtniii.-iit: ou Hlti-iiil
i. jour l.uolm-Mi mill I w ill ntti-ml to
tti l tut ' "
Ami till1 Kovi-nmr Im.l In lrnip
to ArliiiKiou.
Thr Mldinif Mountmn.
I l.u
Tin. lulli- ('hroiU-li, Juno 1 111.:
1'nrtli H w ho I.nvh Ut-n over tlu grouinl
Ih1wi-. ii llu. IH kinl Itoliiii'vlllomy
Hint tht wliolo nlilii of th liumntnlii
li Im 4-h lirnki-u tin Into ft rn-run of
Im-m-Iii-m 'riii'ii mi' lnlr Inrci-i-nouKli
to hury n lox i-nr In. The hif
ni.- M iiiUiiK In nil il.tfi'tloim, mi.l the
r.iuiiil k.iK Mi)itiir toAar.t Hip
riv.-i. All m li lniv Urn ov. r llili
i-iut o tin-rmul my Ihnl llio t'uU.ii
I'm lllc w ill hnvt wriiiu troiihlo In .-t-IIhk
ovi-r or mnuiul II, ami Hint noih
ii.K nt nil run Ik iIuiio until nftor l.liii
witter.
AmAkKi'K I.IAHH-Not only lm
Tln lnlli- In-, ii anlii te.1 with very
hili w nl.T, hut It I ni" mIo bit'ti anilet
ni w ith linn, w hom llu-t'hroiiicle.lini
up like Uil: Alinulu mul Hnphlr.
mit. iI I. l-lory li-IU lix, wen tl xlrvye.!
Urniiw Ihi lr uliN-k of truth hml utl. r
Iv :lvrii out, It l unfi rlunnti thai
liieir ilrml-H- ilul not in en r Mot their
1'ii.. iiv Ini-iiiiii bo iiumeroiiM. 't heir
iI.-mi'IkIhuiIm I.uvi .'rin ami niultl-illi-.l
like a liotf weeil In a Knnleii. Tlie
oilier ilny oiih lt.tM-iil.Ult txlil the Dre
L'l.iiiuu lin I'liiMlilln hniiMt hn, jn.t
lli.nl. tl hy Van.ituver, ami Ihnl Ilie
wlmle tow u hn.l turm-il out to "e It tf"
l.y. Tlie 1 iimtilln Iiiim U.M! fu t liiuh
i.inl la in the water to tin ileptli of 7
If K-" iil'lntl, or any other of
the (-rent army of II.mmI liar, ean limn
ni:e to tl.t.-it u.'h a liull.llilit III that
I. ith of water, 1 1 icy emi ir.l ft erma-in-lit
In!. In tlie navv iteiMtrtiiienl. Ill
other IHKt hamlitl llnr whowiw tlir
.i-ru lnniw co out
Kri.i
ItniwD
lAwr-nr
..riflil.
Ii.:t.irk
IIi.iiii,.
ofthu mn. mul of the varum w.Url.-
to I. I'l.l'l ami llii. miilurtukliiK
Ulrl of ea. li olllivr fr tint failhful
M-rfortiiniuw of lhi ijutleanf hi ollli..
The iiiiinly nlllii'r elii-lil at Ihi'
liut fleet Inn lake their n-al of cimi-e
July'. Th eoil.lllimlolif r Ull.l ncll'H'l
aiiiH'rii.ifiiilei.t am not n.iulreil l.y
Inw to furnl.li wi-urily fur lue fulthful ; .,
illw-harKe of their I'utle. only i iiik
nil I.-. I u h.ii totukethu oath of oltlee.
TlielHiinlir iilr.-il of the othi r fomi
tv (illlrliili. an- a follow:
h'heilir. I.VUKI
4'olll.ty l leik '.,i"
Tr.ur.r W
AMr 6,""
htirveyir
Cormier S.Kfl
Jintlif of lht iaii 1,ii
foiiKlnhle I,"
The ml line of (he M-i-rl oiiinly
oiTIiit all.-r July I, IM1, will l .
fullim:
Hheilir W
Coiiuiy clerk J-,1""
Tho coin. I v w ill allow ami u.M.int
ilr.iilli- to Die .licriir ami clerk, ami
IU their coiui IihuIIoii.
Count vJihIk" I
t '.miiiiiIh-Ii.iii r l-'l -r diem
heliiMil nix rliiU'inl. nt
Tn'urer 6"0
Aor Icr Hf in
Purveyor Vtffn.
Cormier Kec.
Jiihtlivnf Ilie M'Uf Keen.
CiiHlnhle Fif.
their MlreiiKtll of lt ami lleetlicM
of fiHit totrether III ft alrlkllitf n.mhiria
lion which won thviu wore f tumuli to
doiiiiltt that or the miter 'mid
Knl low ln I a llt of I liu , layer ami
their Miiiioiia:
I'iMlliuli.
I H
I II
.1 II
It V
i. r
1. V
i iii r tui '-.its.
w u etui,a
V '....i'.rll.
Jl..i'i..r..i.n.
t. ,rt,l7
l tO-.Jilr-.
.I.-.II.J.
U.U..V.
I .H-hr.il.
Urlarl.ml.
II.
Mi... I.
I.urkc).
M.tlwwl
J. A. IleliMi.il, of Collude ( imve, uill
.irel for that lilne nml I. M. (Hen for
thu Iioiiih Iri.y. W, .Mcljiieeii I fu
Inlu of the former rluh, ami Clnrrnec
l.uekey of I he latter.
IAMK I U.l:ii.
Jutit aa we iio to i.ro wo 1. :.m that
no iiiore wonn weru liiaile lifter the
m vi nth Inniiitf Ilul leaving tin- M-..n
11! to 0, In fuvor of Kuu , nt the ci.il
of tht Ilrnt half of thu Mnlli iniiinir.
Thf home lea III waived their LiU-t lu
lling cliMiiif thf gainv.
bnrprii Tarty.
Illf bu.nl, June 1...
Mr. i. W. l'lckett wa the recipient
ofauriirlmi i.nrly at hi lutmlioiiitf
hachelor room In thu l'lckett hlnck
lal fVfi.liig. 'Hki niirpriw- wa coin
plele. Wliixt ami MM'lal coiiv.-ic nml
excellent mimic-, hotli vix'al ami lnlru-
llielilul, Wll nlovfil for ft couple of
hour, Hfter w hicli l.v crenin nml enke,
fruit, nut, camlicH, etc., nml light
uliun weio wrvol. Certiiluly a very
plenniit evniliiu wii ni lit l.v tlii-x.
prew-iit, nml Mr. 1'ickrtl pn.vcil him
Mir io li royal entertainer.
Tli.Mf pn-M-nt were: Mr. nml Mr.
J. I., llollinaii, Mr. ami Mr. W. II.
Iloli'iiiau, Mr. nml Mr. W. II. Hmilh,
Mr. ami Mr. Joel Ware, Mr. nml Mr.
().iiri hinltli, Mr. ami Mr. J. M.
I.uekey, Mr, nml Mm. Win. Alexan
der, .Ml- lllnmlie Nrniuht, Mnr
liucritii Kelli v, Clam Arm. I.l, Mum
Ware, Anna Slili.i-, Kilythf IIuHiiiiii.
ami MerM. N. H. JIiiIm.!, (lixiruc Hull,
r., It. It. UuycM, Humm r Huell, Al
Wertliiliuer, J.m. DuIm.Is, Otho
liil-rt, (i. W. l'lckett, I. I.. Cmiip
U-ll.
( ultagn (irutf Item.
Lruiler, Juno li'.th.
We have It fnun r. Ilnl.li- mithorlty
Hint there I n t-pii'l fuu.iiiM In thi
dly.
Tint Annie ml lie In the ltot.eu.iil ic
Riou la now in full i.m riitiou nml work
ing In very rich grade of ore.
J. H. Mfdii', .l.H-rlnlemlrtit of tint
A niilo mine hn U-eii In Cottngulirove
the pail week, llu rcpurl tint mimt
In full o'rnlloli nml n very rich grade
of ore I now lH liigiulll.il.
Many miner w ho cmm .Imri. from
the llolicmln inlm-w thia week rt H.rt
Hint they have Ihcii hnviiig clear
ftenlher nml ium.lilnu up there w hilit
wuhave Ini'H having ruin ami tho
miw hn U-eii dnipi'i.riiig mpi.lly.
Our Iml. I are all full of miner.
Home rx-rt miner nml ciipitilll
have Ih-cii to llol.emln ami reiuiue.l.
They an all highly ilcacd with thu
gold quint found I lure ami think
there lu woinK-rfiil futiiro fm tint
iliHtrict.
The entire llolii inlii .lintrlcl willU
acounil aa never la-fore IliUaiiniim r l.y
4oi'lor lor gold. The richiii-HM of
I lie gold mine iilrvmly In'lug ilevclop
cl In lloheiula, I c(iiiiug cvcrvlHiv
gollig to that district to Ih-coiiii l.llnrl
ihi over the brilliant rt'cl.
Jftiirilou t il; Iiciiin.
Tliuen, June M.
Owing In tho threnlciiing weallu-r
the Jiilit t l.tll City camp meeting hn
lafil N.tMinel to June Ul.
There will Ins n gmn.l picnic nt Junc
tion City In the iik glove wi .t of the
hike on the Fourth of July, irivcn un
der tlie nu-plo of the'W. C. T. C
HK'iikllig, drill, lunlclillig, etc., ly
Mimhiy m'Iii.!,
1 1 en r y I.orctx liu commcniiil to
grnile I-rout lm t nla.ve Knurl Ii for
Ilie H. I'. Co. Thi ahoulil I ave U-cii
done ln-t full. IU Iter hile thuil never
though.
ilarilej.
At the Hotel l'ugciie parliin, Thuri-
dny evening, June II, Vvt.'. W. Kin-
i-y, J. I'.. Judge
Itulna l.ulu I van.
A. J. lt:.l.l. and
I'he happy couple
liuiulnr ol (heir
waa Krcvtml I'V ft
frleliii who JoIiiihI In ixtcmlliiB cou-
grutulnlloii. Hie hrlile wa the ii--lt-lent
of a liuinU-r of kiitvlniitlal pre
ftila. Immediately aflcr the ix rviiiony
the Judir and hi fnlr young hrlile
left In their private conveyance for
their U-nutiful rinldciii'e on II. c hanka
of the Willuiuetto, alniut four nill
north of thlacily. (i, W. K.
I he I ' mill 1 1 In 1.0110 all afloat, can no
longer U- clrnwd a an amateur.
Was a Woman. Allumy Iviu-iH-rat:
Hwii-t Homo hn a M'ii.ition.
Korftgo.nl many yeai into I.ut.ker
ami auuthfr (ierinaii lime Ixvn "lncli
Ing" togi'tlmr In ft aluall Iioum- at that
city, living In -nce ami harmony . A
few daya ago Mr. l.ul ker artncr
died, when the fact wa l.itrne.1 for I lie
I foie he left and , flrwl time that the limn wa mt a limn,
Imt ft woman, w ho ha.l Invii living aa
man for year w llliout tl. t.-i tloii, and
doing the work of man and Inileved
ly all to he one. Kveii Mr. l.ul.k.T
Iv'iiiir-
aut of the f.u- that hi. im;ii,. anion waft
a woman. H'-r hl-lory I not know u.
he wa l.un . nt ri't II, .me, leaving
ft inydrry turniuiidirg L,-r itraugr
life.
(rx Mamvai-tohv. We tin.ler-
xlamllhal Captain Ha.li liaa kwe.1 Mv'ian- that lie w a alw.ludly
the building formerly M-etiplrd by .
II. Abratii. a a ruh-r factory,
and will Immediately coii.iii-ihv
manufacturing hi hanunerlcaa
fholkMiu. lieiitltuieii, Well inform
cU Hi arm. Inform Ua lli.il (hi
1 one of the !! pattern tin r I. ave
ever wi n. l'.U,t'Ue liould give Mr.
Kuril f wry ible f ncouniKeinciit la
hi enterprise. Mauufactori.-a are
w hut we need to I. mid up a city. We
will hate more to ay aln.ul the entab
IIkIiiii.'IH ol thi manufactory In the
Hear future.
Nh IAI. Xkw, rolltli I over and
we now d.-alrv to rt .rt ial .'ajlnir
iu.tr fully. I'I.m M ild in p, r.iial
of friend going and roining, l.lior
al.nd, or from al.nm.l, to yourself or
friend, parti.-, ten, reception, pn.
i.l.w. law ii panic, v ng.ig-ui nu or
Werlillng.
Ileal
K.I win II.
lot h, block
tiou; I Vl.
It Walker,
It
(HI'MTKY.
John WIliM-nried lo W
laud lilt 111, fi w: fl.
Martha A Andenn.ii to Cha
Haiicra, UK) ai-n-w In I 17 , r 1 c; wa
Kvft h Keww.ii to J W Kewwin,
laud In 1 1X1 , r 6 w; t.'HiO.
Tho New KiigUinl Mortgage H-ur-Ity
Co., to I, J Voder, W ftcreft In t 17
, r w; fo.uu.
(i.o 1Iiouimiii to Henry Iong et
al, I acre lu t J) , r 4 w: f 1 .
() A C It It Co io W K rurkt-raon, 40
m-realn t 1M, r w: V-
J M llrewater to .New Knglaml Mort
gage Hrurlt v Compuny, 1.40 ftc.ln in t
17 a, r w; '.'
(,' II umwalt to I J FcigiiMiii I m-ru
In t 17 a, rU w;
Tln.nia A ( lark lo T J Cheahcr, 1
ncre In t It a, r H w; tl.VK).
(J K HjKHtr to Mary I. fjioor, 22 acre
In I 17, r 4 w; (1.
Die Suilileuly.
iMllf unl. Juw 1.
Shortly after 1 o'clock yfterlay nf-
l. riiiaui I nt Kowmaii, an ibl n-iilnt
of hi.rliiKtk'lil. dropiH-d di-n.l near Ida
home In ihoeaHlerii eilire of the village,
The dvoeiued ge ulleiiinu wan about ift
war of age ami at the time of hi
lentil wa ciikhl'ihI lo mowing wime
cm In ft aiiiall field. Ilylanil.m mw
him full aiiddenly while whetting hi
cythe ami going ui. to him found lifu
extinct. A doctor was m-iit for but It
waa uelcaa to attempt a revival. Mr,
liow uinn waft ploiieer of the vicinity
In which lie lived. He leave mi ognl
wife ami M Veral grown chil.lre n to
mourn hi Iokm.
Ft.le TraftWer. ' ' 1
Sa KkaM Iwti, June II. Tlie
.fn.Mi riinmlclu liaa apecial from N ahliig-
Clieaher U W T Andrew (, uu i my Ihe rnlUil Htatt-a
I, hhtlton' aec.n.1 ftibll- will bring uil f.r M-V"1.''
agalniit the lr.H-aer biki c--lalca
for the recovery of the debt owed
by them to the govtrnnif lit ft atock
bolder In the Central I'nclue lUllroad
Comjiany. Olncy haa placed (he
whole matter of government aotlmi
with reference to the Central ratine
railroad debt III the hauda of Altant
Attorueyieneml Itui-IL Though
i il in- U friend I v to tho railroad cor-
porntlona of the country aud liftacon-
leiweil no laltn in nucn pnx-reuuig-., o
Hud lilmilf eoin-IU-U by i.rure
bnmglit to bear by the j.rcaldciit and
other member of the cabinet to carry
out the plan of auing the fttockboldera
of the Crhtrnt I'acllicMlina been urged
uitoii IiIiii for aoiiie time 'ftt. He piw
fcra, therefore, to place the reioiiibll
ity in the coume for w hicli he liaa no
tate In the hiiinl of Kum-ll, a mail
who apiteara lo receive the rei-pect of
all IntereaU-d partle. I'lider the law
ull cannot be brought ngaiiiHt Hunt
Ington until ho dleo or the debta ino-lure."
Xrw Lodge Organlxeil.
Iii:y itu.ol, Jim 14.
A brancli Imlgn of (he I.oyt.l M atlc
I-gloii of America wa oivuiiiteil ul
the 1 1 T hull Iro-l evening. The
main feature of the orgnnizatioii I ac-
cldeiit liiHiiramv. I he charter liii'in-
Ur 1 1 u in I ht nlHit ol), and the follow
I UK iiained were the ofllecr elected:
JO Watt, W C; Dr F W I'reiitlce,
V C; J C Ci.KxInle, Jr. W H: (loo N
Krncr, V T; 1ev Teutw li, W 1'. The
upaiintive olllivra will be named by
i l.v t; at tho next meeting, J uewlny,
June 111, when the work of orKiil.u
tiou will lie completed. W 8 Hull, the
Mate orgi.nlzcr, waa a-lnlel by Mr.
WiMHlworth, of Hulciii.
HifMi.AW Hatchciiy. The ()ngi-
lilnn any Hint it la ttrobablo hiiM-nn
temleiil 11uI.ImiI, of the Cluckamiul
hnlchcry, will lM'iit to hinrenif early
in AugtiNt to look after the opt rut Ion
of tho nvw hatchery on the HIuhIuw nt
that Miiut. Kor wime time a three
cornered (orn-poiidelice tin been ill
plogrcM U'twceii Culled Male KImIi
CommlMMloner Mcltnuld, Htate Sena
tor II. F. Alley, who accured the a-
proprintloii lor ilie liulclierv, ami Mli
rntti-4-tor Mcliuirc, In which the two
latter gentlemen prevnile.1 UK.n Mr.
McDonald lo npHiint an eXKritncctl
iiinu to oK'rnle the Imtchcry until tlio
legltilatiire of Oregon could appmprlute
fund for that puimhh. Mr. Melton,
nld write t tint he "enti provide only
for tho iiruvUioiia of the work, but
iiuit-t ileiH'tiil uiHtn tho atwlHtniiee of
audi I ruined men na the atate hn in
the nervlce." Htrauge a It may wm-iii,
Oregon ha no "trniiinl men In the ccr-
viiv." but in turn mut rely upon the
w it ormicli men n .V nutor Alley to
provide Mr. Hubburd with urlialt-
mice a lie tuny meil. A the new
hnlchcry I no hllunl.il that it ha un
limited wnter power, nml the llti can
Ih- H iinei In a lialurul mmiI, 1'rotector
Met iulre ht-Ilcvca that one able liodicd
iiihu can do the work rciUlrel If he
ha Mr. Ilul. bard' experience to guide
him. Tlioiie Interested In the naliuoii
induatry on the biualaw are expected
In provide that one inuu until the
niiirh-iH-etlcd appropriation la made by
the government. ChiuiMik wilinoii
coinmeiiee to run In the Siualaw dur
ing the latter part of July.
Letter Lint.
ltllg.Mt.1 M A Itrockwrll Mr
Brink Jonna I. IU-uiiion A It
llniiokcnhf ImcrMr 1'rlgg 1)
('Hiiipla-ll Mm C
I lui k Aim or
: i din T v
tilue It M
I in-well Mm L F
lloluiea W It
Marvin llenrv
.elun John M
O'l 'urrell J allien
Hay Minnie
KllMM'll i 1.
CuriH'iiler K M 0
Ihtnlel Mm ltd
(later Mm Molliu
(irny Mm lKtra
Hamilton IUi.1
Kotlmnii I) ('
Mcliulre H W
Neunchwaiidcr
Totter Hidney
Ikim Frank It
HuiiU Ml-. H
TeunlN-ud I.lzxieThoniaa C II
VcrdiitOcoW IMimWialon Sninl F
William VirglnlaWhlte f nil
Young I.oul Mm
A rh.rv of oi mil mil h m.-l on arh
l.-ti. r inn. one IVru. ii. railing lur letter will
hi tthrn 41vrrtiM,l.
Ul.N.MK W A.-llBl RSK, P. II.
(VMMIhSloXUn.H Mk.KT. Iloai'burg
I'laindealer: Tiely a lini-llngof the
Oregon Soldiei'a Home Coinmhwlon
waa held III thia city, and conaidcrahle
routine buinea wa transacted. The
comniliuiioiicm prcw-ut were Mium.
Mullen, Trnin and Mckell. Twenty-
i .....ii .... . i. ...... .... tt
in ht ..i iiiiiw rir iuiiiiii nil io i lie i
home, aud the applications of nme 14
othere were laid over for want of tho
prtM-r vitiichem until the next nuvi-1 3 o'clock,
lug of the (H.nrd, which will be in the
middle of Julv. The work In con nee.
t ion w it h the' home 1 Increasing rap-. v,l'ug aye, i'etler nnd the other popu
Idly, ii. d uppllcalioii for admittance lit no. IVIter otlertil an ariieiidmeiit
are liiig rvivived fntin all portion of changing the McKiuley rate of 11 to 7
Ihe atate. ivnt and of 12 to h ivuu. Tlieamend-
. , . . im nt w a defenle.1, 113 to 35. Hill re-
rrniiK-il rnmi voting. Allen, IVirer,
Kyle aud Stewart voted aye.
Ulll ! Atttfl.
WaiiiuTON, Juiio 15. lU-i.reaen-
iiiiout in. n. Me w ill probably be kiv- miive oi me I'acino raiiroad enmpa-
en an rxamiuatiou on the charge thi "li-a will imt a.-ivpt tlie propoaitition
cvt-iiing or tomorrow. It appear that f"r inleret on the funded debt at per
........ .......... . .... !.. l ..,! l..r,.. 'j, -r-t . .
ii.miai Hii..-it- inuu iiiv r.uoira aw
mill, w hich u io litigation, liaa Uen
mU-ine of late. A aenn-ti warrant wa
itrrx-unil and in one of lUrnhart't
buililliig a planer, belting, tiamnicrw,
etc., were fituud, ht-iu-e the arieat.
A .laraer IHar lialaaaa.
Kai.ama. Wat-h., June 13. Aliout
N o'cliM'k thi morning, during a Uar-n-1
over liulf an acre of lund, Jownh
Ciaik hot mid inatnlltly killel John
Keller. The two null were nelghltor
Ing fnrmem, living uliout lour mile
north of thi plucc, and bod blotxl had
exiMed between tin in for a long time.
Two aliota were llrcd, tlie Ural not
taking cllect, but the accotld hot hit
Keller iii the buck a he wa ruuulng
tocwiiM Ciaik came to Kuluma lui
miilintely nml gave hlmnelf up. The
iiiurilrn r uud w ifehnveulway Itornv a
very bad reputation, ami Cook waa
mi Jer Uui.U awaiting trial for luceu
(liiiriom. Mi. Cixik will 15 placed
under arn-t aa an acitoiiiIUe. W'nen
the depute waa tnklng placrf he ran
lino the hoiiae aud procureil a hot-
gun, nml told her huxliaiiU lo ahool;
ami when alio caw that the lln-t allot
ftilliil to atop Keller, nhe aholited
"Shoot him uiruin!" Kxclteineut run
high and there is frurof lynching,
fflartfrrtr hilled.
t'onwxwiaiii. Cal., June 15. Kd-
dinger, (he murderer of K. W. Joe,
at l.elon. In Trinity ciuiity, waa
kllliil by I (entity Slienir I'lelu li, of
AmlerHoii. nlxiut 2 mile north of here
at 10 o'clock laat night. The oltlivra
found him walking on tlie railroad
track, and called lo him to aurreiuler.
but he n-fum-d to dn o. The ofUccra
II nil one allot and he threw up liia
hnnd. When llieolllu r were within
f.it of hi in In. llrcd tliree ahota at
them. They gave him two charge of
buckahot, kining him iintautly.
Klllia II r a Vrui.rl lla.kana
ltl'IKAUi, June 15. I.nut night
noon after oVUtck Win. I Kinney, ex-
city clerk and one oi the 11 known
ilemocnitlc iMillticlniiH In llutlHlo, waa
t-hot and killed in hi ntoin In the Kid
dle building on Main street. Iielaney
died without milking any statement.
AUiilt midnight (it-orge A. Itnrthn
loml, a tallevmnii on the Ontario ele
vator, wnlkc.l Into Ik. lice atntion No,
1 and told Cnnlnin Taylor (hat lie waa
the man who killed iH-lany, and that
he wauled to give liimwif up. He
wild Delauvy hud Ufii lull mule with
liia wife, nnd tliut he hud gone (o hi
rooms with the ex pre Intention of
killing him.
Ilalpki llu a U'alktrri,
San Fhaxi ihd, June 15. A Wash
Inutoii Hiieiiul to the Chronicle M.ra
"It la uid in Wnxhlngton Seiiutor
iNilnli innv atrike a aiing when bis re-
liii llou conic up in the Oregou legis
lature. It HcciuM to have it-en aexvpt-
ih! as a mutter of fact Hint lie would be
icturucd wilhoiit opiKwltloii In hi own
party, but It I now wild that friends
of licprewntatlve Hermann, will make
mi e llort to w-cure hi promotion to the
pluce now occupied l.y Oolpn. tier
iiu.iin has lived n long In the atate
and Ihh'ii bm proiuiiii-utly ideiitilied
with It development nnd Interests as
the seuutor. He Is now serving his
tlfl It term na repreneiitative. If ller-
tiuinu would give hi friends encour-
ngenieiit In urging hi candidncy, it is
thouuht iikciT lie could make a favor
able light for the nenuiomhlp."
AllllCF C ll"C Nil l Htf efVe
Wasiiimitox, Juiio 15. Stttiator
Mitclitil, ol Oregon, hn accured the
niwngc nf a bill providing for ouo ad
illtioitul Judge for the unit Ii Judicial
circuit, which includes California, Or
egiHi, S'evndn, Montnna, Washington,
Idaho. Aluxkn and Ariiona. I his dis
trict, If IliU bill alioulil become a law,
will then have three circuit ludires.
The npiHiltitmcut laexiHi'teil to go to
tome prominent California democrat.
Klllta Mr a falling Hmlcesif .
riiii.AiiKi.rniA, June 15. During
the rade of a summor ectacio Inst
night a Mttloii of one of the terra cot la
bali-onie of an olllco bililding fell up
on the crowd oil the aiilvwnlk, beneath,
cnikhiug tho head of mi old man and
a little girl, and Injuring a numtwr of
other hynlftnilcr. Caroline llelider,
agiil Ut, head cniNhcd, diiil In altout
an hour. Injured: Llz.le Hilton,
aitel , head cruahed, w ill die; C'linrlea
Hilton, ng.il 12, arm broken; Mary
Stephen. 45, arm broken and badly
bniiiM-d altout the Uxly.
repullal Veirft lgaltl II.
W'ami ini.ton, June 15. The first
vote on the wool aehcdule waa taken at
uiH.i-. leller's nuttloii to re-
atont the Me kin lev rate on wool.
Ut,t, 2a to 37, a party vote, Stewart
von
The
Lar-
Alwais llMlil.
N.w Vkk, June K Another at
tempt will m made within a few da
lo limits for (he million of dollar
tliut an1 u a"'l to lie deep In nm
sound oil' I rt Morris. Just 114 year
ago the llrltisli niau-ol-warlluaaarwa
utik In the sound somewhere near
Tort Morris. She had f5 (H Mi (mmj
lardwltliwliiclitopayi.lt the Ku
cll.li wildicr w Iio were trying to turn
down Mr. Washington's foree. Many
jii.ple pn.fif to lielleve that the inoii.
iiallerua ef Ike 'f.
TkoHPA!, Aulrlail Kileslu, June 15.
An explosion of firedamp ocruiml
In tho Johanna and Fmnxiska mine
at Karwlu. Over 150 miner are al-l
to have been killed. The elevator
....ft. mrm ilex! roved, and the fire Is
snreadlm In ail dlrectlou.
mines am owned by Count
ImcIi
It is U lleved at least 200 were klllcil.
Tl,. .,,!, .Inn took iilace at 10 o'clock
, . , . ... . . i. i!. .... i,'n.nl.k lop e pntiefa (o uciicve that the inoii.
t night In I . I' L I still at the boltom. and tendiir. r.
mines nu rePuueu iu .. . ..... . . , - i1B- iL.- , .
IJUinlnem. il..lu.. ,r , '"T . "
In ls:2 a company of cnpltallat
pi anil laptmn ryinonu or l.eoiulii-
lowed by ft serlee of olliem, the mot
dlaiwtrous U'lng In Jolianneas pit,
, .... I . . . kill... A r .....
wbirdemM too on. of Hi. er, Con.i.. In charge of a dredge and
i Sk (hUn.ornli.iral.0!r. -.me dlvem, and told him to dig un-
f i T til he landed wune money, jia
The official report place the number
killed at fatally Injured 20, and 14
bodlea have already liecn recovered.
There were five distinct explosions.
The galleries of the mine are on fire,
and it is believed a majority of the
bodice have been conaumed.
Taksa Isl el rellllc.
Wauiiixotoji, June 15. This alg
n I flcai. I order was Issued by Secretary
Carlisle yesurday: "The authority to
nominate persons for appotutuieut a
keeper and assistant keeper of light
In the lighthouse service was taken
from collectors of customs, June 0.
Iif4, by order of the secretary, and
traiiafeired to the Inspector of the sev
eral lighthouse district." "This ac
tion," say Captain Evaus, naval sec
retary of the lighthouse board, "ubwt.
lulclv take the lighthouse service out
of politloe."
Leekl"- Aflar lata Flag .
Ham FBAXtiHit), June 14. Mayor
I'.llert held a consullntion with (unr
antiue Ofllcer Iwlor In regard to the
plague now raging In China. The law
la verv strict reitardlnff the Inspection
of vrwH-la from InfocteU porta, and the
quarantine oflloer luformeu the mayor
that he would be particularly careful
In seeing that the regulations were en
forced ou all veaaels arriving rrom mi
nese port. No danger 1 apprehended
from the plague, a the microbe of the
d incase are killed after a lapse of eight
day. A it take the steamer over 15
days to reach thi city from Yokohama
the conclusion of the board of health
I Hint the dlnease will have worn Itself
out should it 1 manifested on board
of any of the Teasel bound for this
port.
riaae Daw a a ('asps.
Red Uli kf, Cal., June 14. A log
ging train belonging lo the Sierra Log
glug Company, while crowing a trestle
near the Yellow Jacket mill this
morning, left the track aud plunged
down the canyon, instantly killing
ltnn .yon, uooaKeeper ai me compa
ny's store, aud a boy about 13 years
old, named Spencer, who were taking
arldeou the engiue. The engineer
aud fireman were not aeriously hurt.
British Qaarlsr Threat..
Hoxo Ko50, June 14. Seventeen
hundred Chinese have died of the
plague since May 4. The Eumtcau
Hipulatlon up to the present time have
not been attacked. The epidemic Is
now Increasing In severity, l'lacards
have been posted in the streets of Can
ton, saving If the government destroys
the Chinese quartern In Hong Kong
the liritlh ouartera of Canton, on tho
Island Sha-Mien, will be burned.
Ilaatlag a narasrtr.
ItEHnixo, Cal., Juue 14. Eddlnger,
th highwayman, who shot and killed
E, W. Jose, last Sunday night, at
Lewlston, TrinltT couuty, wa seen
parsing through here laat night He
wa tracked to the river, so that he is
surrounded between Anderson and
Clear creek. The country in that vl-
cinltv belli heavily covered with
lir.i.li soil timluap If. will niM.ltatn t
some delay In locating him; but hi
capture 1 only a question of a few
Hours.
A Very Black Sharp..
ItM Akoklk. Juue 14. A. A.
Nlckemon, bod nf tho general superin
tendent of the Eastern division of (lie
Haul Fe railroad, ha dlsnppenrvd,
and 1 an embezzler aud forger. Nick
craou had been leading a rapid exist
enoe, and yesterday he forged the
name of two person to checks, and
passed them oil at saloons. One wan
for f '10 and th other for ITS. A w ar
rant for hi arrest wa burned. Nlck
emon waa a elerk under Division Su
perintendent lk'amer, In the La
Uraiide depot.
A Halle ef Jeaastewa.
J0HXSTOWS. Ta.. June 14 While
ditfiriiiE a trench throuali a cellar that
liH.l tieen niled up during the Hood of i trying
worKmea unearthea a parlor car
lost from the ill-fated dav ex 1, reus at
Conemaugh, and It I beiieveif a fur
ther search will reveal bodies.
man
aged to get some old bits of coin and
plenty of Hint, but nothing more, so
the company illolved. Then the
Chapman Wrecking company tried a
hand at gold digging, but di.I not suc
ceed, so they gave il up. Now Cap
tain Thomas Merrill protoM- to go in
to (ho buHiucaa upon new Hue and
new theories. Ho say he ha valua
ble information iu his Hjaeaaloii relat
ing to the HuMtir and expect to laud
the million In gold before the sum
mer Is over. Moat people think tho
gold waa stolen when the man-of-war
sank, but Captulu Merrill I not one of
them.
Lecasls Take a Trala
New Yokk, June IH. Seventeen
year locuats. took pfHwemiion of the
lAtng Itranch train, which left Jemey
City, at lu o'clock thi morning, In a
wihhI near A vend, eight miles below
l'erth Amboy, auu drove the iaaeu
gem from the cam.
At this pnrtlculur sot the earth I
lioiu-yctimbeil Willi the locustt, and
they cover tho trees ti the depth of an
Inch. Millions of the pestllerou In
sect attacked tho Itiig llrnnch train,
and Ik-w Into the cam through (he oh
en windows. Women screamed mid
stood on the seats with their skirts
drawn tightly nboul them, but they
were fort-til to light the Iim-uU witli
their hands before tho train got out of
the cut.
The mi-lie wa a remarkable one.
All old rnllronder aui.l (hut he had
been iu half a down wreck, had been
held up twice iu the West, and thought
ho bad iiltout every ex-iiet.ce a rail
roader was cxHtd to, but thi wa a
new ouo to linn.
WixnoTKK, Ind.. Juno IK In
the parlor of the Commercial House
Inat night, occurred a scene seldom
wituewtcd. Tliree women, each the
wife of Edward McCool, celebrated the
prize of four and ono-half yearn which
ho bad drawn in the Troton North.
Music mid duncing were the program
of the evening. McCool wa charged
with bigamy some mouth ago. He
protested hi Innocence, but when Con
fronted by three IiuiiiImiuio women,
who em-h had a leano on him, he
weakened aud pleaded guilty, and wa
sentenced by Judge Monk. The In
die register! a Mr. Mary Flaunt
gnu, of Flmllay, (., Cora Stewart, of
C'olumbii, 0.,"ainl Vann Hlutt, of this
city. They invupled the same nwiii
at the hotel and this morning had
photographs tuken Iu a group.
t'lavalaatt la Take aa Wallag .
Vahiiin(;tiin, Juno 14. Ity the
advice of physicians rreaident Cleve
land 1 1 us about decided to take a short
outing, going down to Chesapeake
Ilny. It i lln.Uk.iit a four or five days'
outing w ill re-tore hi usual vignroti
health. Cnptuln Evans, of (he light
homo tender Hubbard, will aconin.
pnuy I1I111 ou his voyngc.
Paeullsls aae Irt Waal.
Wasiiinotox, June 14. Tho popu
lisU iu the aennte Allen, l'eller, Kylo
and Stewart held a H.rlal confervnee
011 the subject of free wool. The four
have decided to vote for lYlfer'
auielidments, giving wool 5 or 6 cent
a Kiund protection. If all th repub
licans should vote tho same way, two
deinocrutlc votes will be necessary to
carry. It I not proliablc theiw could
be found. Five or six democrat would
bo w illing to vote for a duty on wool,
but for fear audi action might ujwet
the entire agreement to stand by tho
bill of the fiiiuiiee committee.
!w llaaapshlr reaallai.
Maxciikxteh, X. II.. June 14. The
people part? In the state convention
nominated George D. Epn for irov-
enior, aud for congressmen Joslah H.
W itter and E. M. lilodgut.
A tilgaalle twlaal.
Prrlrrrrd Usalh le Jail
Si'HiMiriEi.p, Mo., June 15. Ilath
er thau go to lull, A. Itnscotu Craw
ford, einlM'z.IIng c.i-hler of tlie Ameri
can Nutiomil l.'ink, ycnterday after
noon turned n revolver oil hla heart.
The act wo iiiihIciiiIv and the bullet
went above the vltaf organ. He I so
badly hurt Hint he will die. A week
ago his iKiuilsnii-n Mirrendercd him,
mid ho hn hIiico Ih.ch under guard,
without hiiecwi', lo cet new
IXllHIS.
Trial l rratiui Wlutaa.
New Yokk, June 15. Era.itu Wl
man wa croai-exumlucd tmluy as lo
the charge of forgery on which ho I
laving tried. Several willlew testi
fied to In prcvimu g-toil churacter.
(ienin.1 Tfucy mlilriwd (he Jury. Hi
mulii pirn w im the nrweiice of criininul
intent. He ii-kt il thojury to consider
the vuluc of Wiiimu'M scrvk'O In build-
inir un the Dm. ul', :iev. nml the furl
flrvfrfl f')s T,... II T... K 1- ...... blt ...... ...... . . - t
,'n.,,.n. vviuMuun ii, iiic nml,; wiw.iii.i'i in... i . v w a .:iriliei 1 u
of II. It. Chamberlain, having a face ' the ngeiicy with powcm equal to thoye
value of 2,0Ui,000, have beeu sold at
auction for tlOO. Tho aneet of the
Chamberlain Investment Company,
share and deed, aggregating t,0u6,
imi, are likewise worthies. Asaiguoe
Ellsworth ha not a dollar to bar
proved claim of 12,000,000.
DOBIM FKRRY. X. Y.. June 14. The
foundation of thr stone monument to
mark the spot wi.ere WashlmMon had
his headquarter in 17S3, wa laid to.
Of Dllll hilllHif.
Wiiimn w: foiiinl guilty, with re-commt-iiiL.lloii
for uu-rcy.
t'eanirrlrli I am I nrsrikcd
I.AKAYKni, Ili'l., J umt 19. Alvln
Collin, a p!u.-!crvr, was n muted ou a
charge of puling counterfeit money,
and wn Inl.eu tn ImlluuapolUby L'nit
el State MiirHlml Hawkins, together
Akkti:ii roK I.ahi'KXY. IX I'Uty
Sheriircronerarrrtdtl T. T. Ham hart,
nt I'.lmirn, thi morning, on tbecharge
T l:im nv, ami arrivetl liere w llhliiin
li nt., and lonill 50 year. Ther claim
that the iiliinim could not pay such
I merest and nmke the payii.enl on
(he princial called for in (lie bill.
Allaaia f aiiaa l iaaslilaa.
W.-:nii ro.. June 15. Tlie armU
coiuiiiiiliv on etliii-nllon au labor to
lU.M.Kit. A Cottage ('rore dlwtch day uiiai.iuiou'.ly il.vi.iiil to favorably
says: "Some Montaua0rtic have report a hill providing Au appmpri-l.-aml
and la.n.lnl several fulnra at lion of Kt.'n for a govrmun-nt rx
IU.;.. inla, ami will avn have them lul-it at the pr-tjiowil cotton expo-ltlon
open for inap.vti.tn for Helena and at Atlanta, (.a., as an aiuen.imtf t to
Chicago mining men. the sundry appropriation 1-iU.
with Joiiu S. Weber and 'William
Weber, his son, who were also arrested
by Icputy Marshal Agnew. Colllna
lUrhfi l.,..,,. m iv.J. T- i i 1 usiieciei or comp nity wiiu me
o?2U
VlPrrdllnt 1T.BTI, To Ly. ' .tofore, , ghlyr farraem of
iffiE BSSonfdthX I AJ.iV o'uanti.y of bogu.
Warier, mtm. j com w as uueaiTueii on lue vieuer larni
Jlrs. Dlggs III.
Toi'bka, Kan., June 14. Mr. Anna
L. IMirg U oniicall v 111. Her condi
tion 1 due to suirrage cnuipaign work
beyond herstrtngth.
Chlrf Jasllcs Calrrldg Oraa.
today.-
Newa(per men are blamed with a
lot of thing they can't help, such a
using partiality in mentioning visitor.
fivlug new about some folk ami
i-avlng other out, etc. He limply
I prints the news he can find. Some
Loxihix, June 14. 1.4-r.l Chief Jus- Ieiple Inform him about such thing
tlce Coleridge I dead. and other do not. A reporter should
,,.... . j not be expected to know the name
Daci.. A,.,.., Pa.rBa. J,uJrwWinw,ofBa ymir aunts, un-
CmrAOO, June 14. Jud.-e Payne to-! cle aud cousins, even If he should see
day refusFtl a continuance i i the case them get off or ou the train. Tell us
of assassin rrendergasi. and tomorrow , about It, It new that make th
will set a date for liu- insanity trial. newpo-r and every man, woman or
Attorney on both :i'n- bad aake.1 a child can be an a.-M-iate eilitor If the
coutinuauce nutil NovemU r 12. jonly wiiL
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