EUGENE CITY GUARD.
Frrttsr.
EUOENE CITT. OREOON.
STANFORD ESTATE
The Claim of the Government
Will Be Resisted.
BOSS BUCKLEY AND HIS LAMBS
rr-rinki mt ik imin tia mt
Ik Nlralls mt lb Knrkwal U
riM4H-KulM feraljaad.
Poxtmxp, Oa. The flooded district
In this city ia constantly extending, and
now cover four-liltha of the budness
portion ami a large part of North Port
land, In lil h large number of resi
dences are more or lens flooded. Front
treet, the wholesale district, Iim even
Icet of water on It. The entire whole
ale district i under water, all the Unka
re flooded, anl marly all the retail
atom ami (even or eight hotel. Huni
ut i almost paralysed. F.levalcd il
walka have lieeii built, ami small Imals,
nearly 1,000 In numlajr, are in constant
am In the llisxlcil atreeui. r.xprexe wag
on are aim belli uael for tranntxrrta
lion of rood, beinn driven Into the a a
tor up to the bolt. Many buninen
house and ollice have Isxen moied to
higher location. om haviiiK been com
pelled to mova twice. Murk of gtnxln
have been elevated three or four time
on llmt fluore. The I'nion l'awiflc ha
entirely suniidcl it I'ortlaml connec
tions. The Northern I'au'illc sends pan'
scngers bv Unit to kelxo, fifty-one mile
down Ihe' Columbia, where rail anima
tion ie secured. Southern Pa illo Irnin
tart Iroin Kant I'ortlaml, the I'liion In
put having Irn-n nliandoned. There in a
buoy eccne of moving gixsle ami siglil
eer In the flooded region. It in imini
ible at title time to eetimate the damage.
The lone of buaine will be Immense.
Ilia lo to flahernien on the Columbia
ia heavy, owing to the Huh wheel Ixing
ept away. Salmon-lldilng haaalmiNil
been dcdioyed, ami the season's ralch
will I mostly loat.
aTAnroMii ktatk.
k it.
Claim mt Ike llmnnl Will
slal4 I" Ike rellMl Katat.
8am J or. a. Cau Mr. Jane I-atlimp
(Stanford, widow of the late (Senator Ice
land Stanford and eierutriz of liia ee
tale, til aeen the other evening ami
anked lor herrlew of the $ 16,000,000
claim reented by the Attorney-den
ral ol the L'nittxi State againnt tlie
property now omler her charge. Sbe
Mini: " I lliink tlm ia only a lent ram.
Ol course, other will be drawn into It.
1 he burden ol the litigation even can
not all be placed on one relate or one
Hereon." Mia. Stanford waa then anked
If the intended to reeisl the claim a
uri'M'iiUil bv the Atlornev-liencral. She
aald: "Of course, I ahall rcsinl It to
Hie fullest extent of my aluhty; IhiI
real I r there la lie thing to nay in regard
to the luture course I "ball pursue. U
eat technicalities will be referred cntiie-
ly to my attorncva." liia believed among
lawyer that the nut of the government
aitainnl the entale will have a serious el-
Iwt unou the university. Kven before
this latent litigation cropei up Mm
Slaiilord bail bail aome dilhculty in ri
lug all the ready money necennary for
the iiiatilution. It la believed also that
neveral counties that yeare ago iHiugbt
Central 1'au-iliu bomli will be held by the
government renmnihle for aliai ol
tlie debt now aouglil to lie coiieciiM.
SMII.ULMI orilM.
Ilrufglal nallnshv Wiiulmll Bl
aaa Unsnlln.
! Fhani'Imii, Cau Druggist Clerk
Kolinsky haa been discharged from bin
position at Sanljucntln by Warden Hale.
The charge agaiimt him waa amiiggling
opium to the iirimmera w ho muld m
fur the forbidden luiury. Solinaky on
an-ouulof liia HMition had facilitiea fur
carrying on hia undergnMind dirxmiary
and making Ma of money out ol It. J lift
bow long be haa been carrying on Ihe
illint trale no one know a. huaplriuii
waa flmt anmaed again t him by the
large numler of package he recviel al
the priMin through W ella, Kargo A Co.
It did not take long to ascertain that
FHiluiakv waa eitremely aniioua to kii-p
the am ten la of Iheee package a eecrct
from evervlwily. A watch waa M-t in
Well, Fargo A Co. 'a oltlre In Ihia citv,
and the diacovery wa inaile that the
iarkgea were wnt from Chinatown.
Tlie nett atcp waa the ivrtain proof that
the iMu kairr ronlaiml opium. Miuaky
Ihrougb In Kiitioll had the run of the
cell to II nil out II the convict were aick.
lie wa caught prescribing opium at a
good round aiiin, and In diamlaiMil lul
luwr.1. mm Kallinal l TriMW.
Tahwa, V ami. Hail road men and
other are beginning to eetimate the
damage dime by the flood throughout
tbe Northaeat. A number of conacna
live men have placed Ihe amount in the
m-igliuuthood of S, (.. mm. hueriii
tcnuciit Hatter of the I'liKm I'acinYa
I'acilic iliviaion ia iUoled a raying that
it would take ninety day to rebuild Ihe
filly mile of track waafiedout N'twccn
TroutiUle and Ihe lalle. rUilruad
men here think it will take the tireat
Northern and Canadian I'acilic a montli
or o to fully reieir their track and the
Northern Pacini- nearly a long.
( krla Hwrkle Taraa Henakllraa.
Pa KataciM-o, Cau The Kianiinrr
print an interview with Colonel P. M.
Durna, the lateat manager of Kepublican
WM-ietm In San r'ramirco, in which
Duma (tale that Clin A. Huckley, the
ei-buHi of the IVinix nn y, l.aa lxinr
anoiil-and out Itepublii an. Itiiriiaatatc
that Hui klcy ha not only proinied to
vole the Ki-publiran ticket in November,
but ha prmied to bring the large iu
laiial killiiwing wliM-b he ia nupp-wed to
rontrvl, vulgarly known aa the "llmklry
lauib" into he Kepublican IM.
Oaaralag Agatasl Ik Mlark riaga.
Pai Iiix imo, Cau The health an
tbontie of llua city are taking great
precaution to prevent the introduction
to tliii country ol the blai k plague m
prevailing In aome pari of China. Al!
VMarla arriving Innu art'"ie,l xirt will
JP thoroughly inapoi teil and fumigated,
and if there ia a upx ion iA dixeaxe,
the vel will t qnarantinel.
Odrlallr '.
PtcTTta, Wa). The Pot-lntellig.-n-rer
announnw that it ha paMrd fnm thr
control of L. H J. ilunt to 'mlirj.
liiant, George II. liellbroli and Jamea
D. llofc, it'
NORTHWEST VOTES.
Waaklagta.
Spokane la contrlboUog liberally to
the Couconully uBerer.
Walla W alia' financial itatement for
May auowt net debt of 74,417.
Whatcom county i pert to have thirty-four
mile of planked road by the
ml of the year.
Kverett'a oiler fur the county-et of
Hnohoimah county will be twenty twenty-five-foot
lot and 30,0OO caah.
The unrer for the Ulaine and Kaatern
I ooinpleUrd, and lielief i profeeaed that
train will be running by October.
A movement haa been darted in Port
Townaend having (or it obiect the reor-
ganiution of the city government under
the general law.
The Whatcum Board of Tra-le baa a
committee at work trying to ecure the
removal of one of the Oregon City flour
ing mill to that place.
Petitiona are being aigned at lfouiatn
r indenting againat the ale of water
ond now lxiingaivertixeland plwlging
money to fight the aale In the court.
Twenty-one out of Whatcom county'
aeventy-one o liuol ilintrict have an ag'
vrxate Ixindnl Indebteilneaaof llftll.tlou
l tlua (HH.nuo I WlntiDin a and HO.OOO
lilain a.
Walla Walla county ha paid nut 12,-
000 annually for ome year lor the erad
ication of aotiirrel and gopher et, and
now it i rather diecouraguig, but appar
ently true, that theee animal are more
iiuim-roii than ever.
Walla Walla imnlv'e aM-meht roll
i mal tip. It ahow lor IW'I: Kal
eatatc, l,4.i",7IO; peraonal pniperty,
I72.;IIM: imiirovemi-ut. l7M7.tiJii; total.
,.',;il7,tl7M. 1 liia i an aggregate decree-e
Innu M valuation ol :r.4,0ii.
Keiviver Kluurnoy of the hpokttiie
land olllce in hi rexirt for Mayxay the
total receipt of the oflli-e were Vl.iAl,
the larifmt n'irUil lor more man aivear.
I he bivgext iu iu wa I "imi for Ihirty-nine
homeatead, emlinu'ing ft, JO ai re.
Wilbur ba gold excitement of her
own, ami i hut lx nig ileMipulatel hy a
rin-li to llellgate l anyon on the l oiuin-
bia, twelve mile away, where the lire
l iiiiia mineral I rexirtel to lx- hidden
in the aand in lame iiuantitiea. Nolxxlv
ha wen any gold yet, but the rexjrt ol
a vndicate a eitenalve filing ha pre
cipitabil an excitement.
A comany haa luat lieen organid In
MH.kane that lia lor Ita olilecl the pur
cbaxe of the exteunive pruerty of the
SiMikaue Water lompany ami the mak
ingot vat Improvement in the ahape
of llimriiig mill, w mill, luim-ed-oil
mill, the ilevelopment ol water xwer
and eleitrio-lighling plant. Ihe hit
ixiration la capilaliuxl al 7.'0,000.
Alrewily over lOObomeetead have lieeli
taken lu Klickitat by the Indiana, and
forty patent have been ixeued to them
by the government. The law due not
eriiiit them to ell or dee.1 land until
alter the lape ol twenty-live year from
the ilate ol tlie itenl iMiieii. I lie in
dian are penuitUil to bomeatead eighty
acre lor larming or 100 acre (or graiing
purptaie, while a tiaw at the head ol
a (aiiiily can euler eighty or HH) acree ol
land lor eai h one ol her minor children.
There were made in the jute mill of
the waahingtoii Male penitentiary uur
ii.g the month of Mav lil,llo:i grain bag,
1.701 wool Iran and lnioat ig. 1 Hir
ing the month the price of grain bag
ha liecn reilui'eil irom 7 cent to '
cent each. The p-mtentiary now ha
on band ubect to aale : 1.0tM,:iMo grain
hair at ' cent eai h, tl-'ft wool lga al
7 cenl. 2.KMI oat bag at M cent, 10,751
yanl hup cluth al M4 cent x-r yanl
and 5,101 xturnln fleece twine, live-ply,
at H cenl Hr )inid.
In dilii-rent localitie in Kaxtcrn Well
ington llirexlilng i again in oeration.
It i found that by eiercixing a little
care in trimming oil" all the dunit.'fd
grain liuin the topa and aide of tlie
xlarka a pretty (air grade of w heat i ol
taineil wlieni the atacka have been well
built. The grain ia atill a little ao(t but,
by calteriug the aacka bIxmiI on Ixianla
or rail (or a few day the mil will har
den It fkcdnle in 1 1 1 1) it-it , who have
been Inn ing aome of thi grain, recom
mend tin'" treatment, and aay a few day'
hot ami will make it worth at leaxt 5
ceul more x-r hualiel.
Joe Ni.lt, Prenident of the Montana
Cattlemen' AxMR-iatiun ; Frank Kubin
uu, Henry Tualler of Mile City and J.
T. Iloardiiian of iK-er lxlge have iuat
completixl a i atlle-purchajiing tour of
haxleru WaaluiiKton. Iliev Ixtught l-i,-
Oil! beail. the nru-e averaiiing 110 lur
vearlinua. fin lur lwu-vear-oll ami M
fur threw vear-old. Ill eelimatetl liy
cattlemen that 40,000 head will be taken
out of Waahiuglou ami Oregon, into
Montana tin vear. the Muntana cat
tlemen are proerou annul, and thene
ounhaM-a will matenallr relieve the
!. . ;. i.. iv..
Illianciai airingency i" raxn-ru nww
illglull.
Orepnn.
The hup luiixe ha made ita appearance
al rairvn-w, Tola county.
Mil lord haa abandoned the idea of
i-Munun and oratory for July 4.
A aiiminer conference in the iutereala
of Indian education i called for Julv '.M
to L'rt at Salem.
I'nion county' debt i decreasing
every year. The pnwnl levy 1H.7 mill
ia the In et in ten year.
The Pendleton N-ouriug mill have
atartcd np, and already have &'0,laa.)
ixximla ol wool to oiHrale on.
The Peudleloii oiiring mill uxea 1,,'xKI
Mtnnda ol aoep a day. It make it own
Map, conauniiiig (or thai pnrxie aome
0 potimla ol tallow. Thia make a gtxxl
home market for tallow. A it lx, the
tallow ha to I imxjrted from Portland
ly the carload.
'Major Pot ha taken charge of the
right to rave Ihe Caxcade lock, the gov
ernment itandiug the exiene. Sia
Irani are running, hauling liruxli, grav
el, rta'k and anything that can le utilized
to ral-e the biilkbeail. Hume of Ihe cut
tone are being diimiei into Ihe work,
and aeveiity twrrel ol cement were uel
in one day In aulidifying the aaiul and
gravel.
A iateen-munth-oUI child o( Mr.
Slieno( Aahlaud tumbled out o( a car
window w hile coming down theSiakiyou
Ihe other ilay. Hie tram waa moving
alxHil lllteeii mill' an hour. It wa
topped, and the diatractetl mother and
train crew rmdicd Iwck to the rew-ueend
louiid the child lilting on the aand pile
where il had lallen, acreaming mad, but
nut injured in the leant.
The alorin o( lant week did connider
able ilamage to the crop on a narrow
trip ol country la-lween the dew-rt and
the gap In the lialhillon the Hrowni
loro ral. Jackn muiilv. The precip
itation di-M-ended in Ihe (urm o( bail
lone, anil aevrral bundml acre ol
wheat were nmpletely rninel. The
trip Uxka like a aunl'lirnt alubble field,
preeenting a atrange ainht, flanked a it
i by field of tvauliful green wheat.
It weitii thai llarrv Ihinn, lxjlletine.1
oniewhat noinly aa the flral inmate of
the Siblier' I loin, vaa rr foxed ajunt
lauce by the examining lrd. The Sa
lem Journal i taking up the matter and
making unite a diverting i tfurt to lore
an iue on it. I'unn'a " right " name,
it aeeiu. i Sergeant Henry Camplvll ol
the Taeiitv-mnth Maai buett Infan-
trr and a w ar reoirl of hall column of
imofl. Theoblectioa to him i be i
able lo earn hi living. i
FAILURE OF CROP.
Western Kansas is Suffering
From Another Drouth.
SITUATION AT BLUEFIELD3.
Tk Trial mt Ik C'awardljr AaaaMla e
Mayer Carlar Harrlaea f tkleagi
Oae Mora letaa4.
Clin auo, Ilu PrandergMt, tlie a
aa in of Carter Harriaun, will not be
tried a to hi canity during Jane. IS
agreement of counaei the caa goea over
until next fall. The term of court open
on September 3. " It haa been agreed
that the caae ahall go over," aid Stale'
Attorney Kern. "Th continuance wa
agreed to at the reiiet of the defenae
alter a r-inaulUtion. There ha been no
agreement aa to what Judge the cae wi
come before at the fall term, and I bav
no idea now who will preaide. I'nder
the common aaaignmeni Juuge i neuain
will again la-preaiding in the Criminal
Court at that time. There will alao, of
coiirae, be other Judge presiding. Hut,
a I aaid la-fore, I don't know now who
will try the caae." Judge Chetlain naid :
" I know alxMilntely nothing alxtut the
continuance nixiken of. None of the at
tornev have poken to me alxml the
I'reuilergaat cane nini-e the laxt tune it
wa in court. A to my taking the mat
ter np and entering the onler ol coiitin
I will aav the matter will not
come np la-fore lite, for the reaaun that
I ahall not then lie anting in me i rim
inal Court.
i iioh rAii.i Kr.
Tk fenfil Horry Tkejf 1114 Mot .a
Ik HaMalae la rwa-uloa,
Toi-ikv, Ka. Heorta Iroin the wet
ern rt o( Kanaa are very diaivuraging,
and ahow that wheat in that net-lion ill
be a total failure. There waa very little
wheat rained went of the center of the
Slate, and utile condition improve Im
mediately there will be no turn rained
In many cotintiee there haa not lieen any
rain (or more than vear. with the ex
ception of light (bower. The people of
that eection are not well prepared to
wilhatand another crop failure, llun
tired ol (armer are without mean to
buy provinion to tide them over another
year, and the pronx t ol another failure
will lorce many lo leave me country.
Slate Senator Wiltu kaon of Ugan coun
ty aaid that the people of that region
would have to leave and aUndon the
prairiea for dock tanclie if the crop
laiictl again tin year, me pinpie nave
held on in the hope that climatic condi
tion would change, but tin y will he
lorcrd to leave lielore another cold win
ter come.
I.A.HIIK AMOIXT IMVOI.VKII.
Ka-llateranr :aaa I'rllllaa Agalal
t alon I'aelHe IMrvrlora.
Iixuvaa, Col.. Kx-iovernor John
Kvan through hi attorney ha filed a
new ietition in the Federal Court in the
aiiit againnt Oliver Amea and other di
rectum of the I'nion Pacific The new
hill alliiie that Septemlier 4. 11.1, the
I'nion I'acilic pledged with lrexel, Mor
gan A Co. 1100,000,000 in bond low-cure
their note to the amount ol tl'-t.OOO.OOO,
iaxiicd to lake up Moating indchicdncn.
Among other necurilie pledged were (H,
OUI.WIU in Ix.ndn and i:l,UH),000 in Mix k
ol theliulf nwd. In the new x tilion
John Kvan axkixl leave to bring a anil
againnt lrcxcl, Morgan A Co. and the
receiver of the liull Company in the
court of New York or any other place,
rcxtraininn lrexel, Morgan A Co. from
dlapimingof the dull Ixind and nharen
of aliM-k until the other Ixind and xtiM-k
ilwlgeil in that trunt ahall lx- (old.
o
o
Army Onlrrr Itellrvil.
W axiiiniiton, I). C Klght army olll
cer have Juxt In-en retired on account of
dinabililv incurred In the ervice. They
are l.ieutenanl-Culunel S. M. llortmi,
lepuly Siirgcon-tieneral; Captainx M.
K. lavlor and W. It. Siencer, xtirgeon:
Pant Chaplain H. C. Merrill; Captain
William Conway, Twejity-tcoiiil Inlan-
trv: John Amlernon, Kighleenth Inlan
trv; Kirxt Lieutenant II. C. White,
K.ighth Cavalrv, and Second l.ieuUti:t
Moriarity, Klgiitb Infantry. A a rcault
of thexe retiremenlit onlv xeven of thia
year' gimluali from the Military Acad
emy are unprovided lur thin year with
full appointment to regiment, and
there will probably be oilier vacancie
la-fore tlie end of the year.
Parian la a Trunk.
Pui'iiiuiKi'xlK, N. Y. Sectiritie lo
Ihe value of l.Ottl.lHHl were found in a
nmall trunk near the room in which
William W. Cornell died in thia city re
cently. The necurilie were placed in a
bank, and the definition of the eatate
came up Ixdure Surrogate IVirland. Mr.
Cornell lived in a mixleet huuie in Oar
tleld place. He wa HCI yearn old when
be died. Nolxxlv tuapecltxl he had
money. II waa the non of latham Cor
nell ol Troy, from whom he inherited an
iron biiKinenx. He retirnl thirty year
ago with alxut M',(i0. In the lant year
ol hi life he allowed himaclf no pleaniire
hut innecting the content ol bin trunk.
He lell no will, and hi entate will In- .li
videil among hia heire-at-law.
ailaallon al Mlnetlrlila.
WixHixoToN, P. C The Navy IV
partmeiit ha received a telegram from
Captain Watnon announcing the arrival
of the San Kranciaco at Colon. She w ill
take on coal, and will return to Itlue
tteld, relieving the New York, which
will atari (or home. Captain Wat win
aay that Clarence, the Minxiiito chief,
who waa depianxl by the Nicaragua!!,
had In-en put l k, and that il ia uecen
aarv lo protect American uiteret. The
...million are nut-h that in Captain
Watnon' liidgment a wanhip muni re
main al loueiield. The Itritmh, he nayn,
take the name view ol the caae, and will
keep the Magicienne.
Ta Aneeftl Ik Lnaa.
Nw Yo. The receiver ol the
Northern Pacific have unanimounlv re
solved to accept the loan ol f 1.000,000
olTered bv th reoraniiation committee
of Ihe ixitidliuldcr lor th prompt
pavmentof the tirnt-nntrtgaga cutipotin
due July t. The linvn in to 1 ma.ie at
imple interfnl without comnnaai.m and
directly lo th receiver, who will act
with the authority of the court and re
pay the name from th net earning of
the month following.
Tk Lapwal tail .
WHmoT', P. C Tlie lloua Com
mittee on Indian Affair ha authohfed
a (aturable report on the bill introduced
hv Kepreaentative Sweet ol Idaho to
ratily tli agreement for oin-ning lor el
tlement the lapwai raarryatli tnvupi
bv lod.an in l.Ubo.
o
WASHINGTON CITT KW1
The Preeldent ba ignd th Nw
Vork and Nw Jrey bridge bill.
It ha been deciJd by the Houe
Couioiltte on InteraUt and Foreign
Commerce to report to th Houae a bill
for equipment of the Nicaragua canal
by th government lor earning on th
work to completion. Bentlof Morgan'
uieaaur will be adoplol with oui
change advined In committee.
The lloune baa concurred in the Sen
ate bill authorizing the construction ol
a bridge aero th Monongahela river,
paaaetl th bill exUnding the tlm of
payment for punhae ol th land of
th Omaha Indian ami adopted a r
lotion authorising th payment of 110,
000 from Ihe contingent fund to delray
the contof th armor-plat investigation.
(ieorge Oetyer, Chairman of the Kx
ecutive Committee of the Stat Pehrin
Aanociationof California, liaaromplaintxl
to the Interior Iiepartmenl of the ex
tiliaive damave to land and elream
cauneil by hv.lranlir mining. He annerta
that th debria of that pnx ba re
duced the navigability of the Sacra
mento and reather river at leaat one
hall during the low-water neaaon. The
communication ha lcn referred to the
War In-partment.
A young crank called at the White
lloune the other day, and announced
that hi purrxjec wa to convert the Prei
dent to the wav of righteonnnea. Tin
waa the third time be hail been at the
White limine. The watchman tailed for
Ihe police patrol, and hail him t tannin-red
to the third precinct nlation,
where be i held for examination. Hi
name i llelb-nntein. He i a converted
Jew, ami haa been delivering extcmpo
raucoii aerinona on it reel corner.
The lighUhip at the mouth of the Co
lumbia river ha proven ol audi advan
tage to the nhipping intermix of Oregon
that Senator Mitchell ba been indm-ed
to ak Congrea to appropriate 00,000
lur Ihecotixlriiclionof atill another lignt
ahip with fog-nignal eilipnient to I
'tationed in midchannel innide the Iwr
ol the Columbia river oppuaito Cn-
lixapMiiutmenl. The Senator la iiiite
conlideiit be will lecure aome nort ol an
appropriation for the commencement of
mu ll construction at leant.
There eem to be no end to the mcan
nren introtlm-ed in the prenent Congrei
lor the protection of theralmon (inlienea
of Alsnka, but none of them get farther
than the committee to which it in re
ferred. The latent hill wa proponed by
Senalur Mitchell of Wiaconain. Itdilh-r
from the other principally in that it
make provinion for the re-enactment
of the old law ol 1MI, with amendment
i-ttiug axide certain itream aa (pawn
ing ground, giving the Secretary of the
Treanury dim-relion to limit the duration
of the Hnhing aeaaon and directing the
apixiintmeiii of an innector al fl$o a
month and an axxintant innpector at $I-V)
a month. Kvidentlv wine men tip in
Wiaconain have their eye on two fat
job.
The arid-land iinention, alwtit which
the W extern memlier bail much to aay
w hen the agricultural bill waa More the
Senate, ha In-en conaidi-red bv the I loiiae
Committee on Irrigation of Arid lndn.
A committee conmnting of Sweet, Hard
man, Ixiolittli', Pence ami Newlaml wa
innlructed to draw up a general bill on
the line ol the one (or the nurvey ol
Idaho land intnxluced by Sweet.' It
will provide lor a aurvey under thedirec
lion ol the Secretary ol War ol arid
land in the Weetern State, with the
preparation of map (bowing theilitche
or canal and rencrvoir needed for the
reclamation of land, and rexrt upon the
water available (or irrigation, with enti-
mate of the quantity ol land ptxwihle of
reclamation ami of cot. Ihe stale ol
Montana. Waahington. Oregon, Idaho,
the Ihikota and perha other will lie
in the bill, with a recommendation fur
an appropriation of f'Jo.OOO (or each
State.
It I given out that thelierinan Min
ister ban notified our government that il
the om-tenth ol a cent m-r rxjutul tlln-
i riiniiiBtinir duty, which ha Ix-n plaiv.1
by the Senate on (tigar, I ln-nnitie.1 to
Innimie a law tiermany win place a re
taliatory duty on xrk, lard and other
product now ImixirUii irom the l nileii
state umler reciprocity arrangeiiieiii.
In view of thin nutillcatioti Secretarv
Carlisle ha addrenncd a t-ommiinicalion
to the Senate Finance Committee urging
the elimination of thin provinion of the
.N-nale hill which oerte againnt any
iruvernmeul allowing a Inuiutv on re
fined nugar. Inanmuch an tier many in
the only competitor of the American
Sugar Trunt, tin diecrimiiMting duty in
levied practically againnt that country.
Should the Senate comply with Secre
tarv Carlinle'a recommendation ami
ntrike out the one-tenth of a cent provi
nion, the Sugar Trunt will receive a very
black eye.
MH iuire of California appeared helore
the lloune Committee on I'acilic Kail-
ruadn the other day. makimr a (tromr
protect againnt any funding lull or other
arrangement which would releane the
entate of Huntington, StanfoM ami
other from pemnnal liability to the gov
ernment fur the debt of the Central Pa
ri lie. At hi retitiext it wa arranged
that himnelf, ex-Ceprenentative Sumner
uf California and the member ol the
Mate delegation in Cungren ahoold ad
dren the committee. Met in ire took the
ixMition that the failure of the Central
Pacillc to pav the debt to the government
waa due lo the divemion o( It earning
to the ixx kel ol the (vndicate, which
under the law nhould have a (und ere
ted (or the pavment ol ita debt. He
rcvomiiiemlctl that the government
nhould proceed bv (orecionure or by tak
ing charge under the condition ol the
Iranclnne ami apply to the court to net-tire
the remainder o( the debt from the
Huntington. Stanford and other.
Wca.lnck inquired if he did not favor
government ownerabip, anil Mctiuire
explained hi plan fur government own
endup ul the nnvllnsl and right of way
with train operated by private partie
under government coiitrol.
Atturney-lieneral Oilier admit that a
claim haa been preaerteil againnt the
staufuni entate fur I. V 000. 000 a iU pro
xrtiun ol the debt represented by the
Manforl xtuck in the Central Paciric
Coinpanv. ami explain that it wa tile. I
under the California nlatute in onler to
prevent the ttatnteof limitatitma from
running anainnt it. That in, while Ihe
statute of limitation cannot rtm againnt
the l'nite.1 State, yet an eatate agmnat
w Inch ihe Cnited state ha a claim mav
l-e prolmted. m-ttle.1 anil dividel withuul
nvanl to the I'nitol State' claim, un
len nucli claim in tile. I within the x-rnl
prnide.1 in the Slate lawn for uch tiling.
Htherwixe an entate atrsinxt which the
l'nile.1 Stat a bad a xiMe claim coul,!
never tf tr Uxl. Along with lunrxpla
ntin -- another that the claim Bled
i a contingent claim, tnaaiinii h aa the
debt owing by the Central Pacific cor
ixnation ia nut vet due. The law. how
ever, provide that in vnch a caae the
claim mav I tile. I and the executor or
adminintrator of the entate may n-t apart
enough of the entate to natmfv the claim i
if it 1 made gl erint the entate J
when it fall due. In the event of the
refuxal of tb executor or administrator
to .U tin the court mav do it. In tlm
i-ae the claim i tile.1 at thin time lo pro
tect ad poanible interrvt of the I'nitevl
State in the Stanford eatate f row in
oat of the Central Pacific rortntmction
and It 3ir generally.
o
DICTATOR EZETA.
Rosebery's Prophecy When at
College Fulfilled.
SILVER QUESTION IN GERMANY
Tk Kagafneit mt Jka W, Markay,
Jr., aa Mia Vlrglala fair Ultra
ky Laa ImMi,
Iaivdum. The (lory that Miaa Virginia
Fair, the younger daughter of Senator
Fair and ailter of Mr. Herman Oelrichn,
and who i now on thi aide, ia to be
marrieil to Maltland Kemey, the hand
ainii agent of th White Star line, teem
not to be born out by th fact aa dated
here. Th report now (late distinctly
that John W. Mackay, Jr., 1 to be the
lucky man. He it i who ia aid be en
gaged lo the California beauty, and thoee
who take a arntimental intereat in audi
thing find it much more itiggentiveol a
pretty romance than a anion with the
handxome Kngliahman would lx?.
Whether the rexrti-d matrimonial ex
perience ol Mr. Kemey hail anything to
do with the breaking-oil" of the engage
ment reported to exist a abort lima ago
cannot Ins aflirmed. Five-o'clock tea
chat prefer to look on il a a Hidden
revelation to young Mr. Mackay of hia
altcctioii for Mm Fair. It needed, in
lact, the intervention of a third party to
ahow Mr. .Mackay where In liappinen
really lay. Mia Virginia haa hail many
nuilora, and young Mr. Mackay and Mia
Fair have known each oilier from child
htnxl. Their reepectiv father were
comrade in early atrtigvling day and
alway alliea ami friend through the
greater fortune of later year. A mar
riage between the two children would
therefore round out the romance of the
great gold and ailver era of the Went in
a manner iniwt approved by the noveliat,
w hich mean by every man or woman
who love a lover.
KM. !. rilKMIr.K.
Tk lleallny l'ro,hlf Ont far Hlwaelf
Wkn al I'ollrg rainiled.
Iikixin. Prime Mininter Koaebery'n
lla won th Derby, with Matchlx
necond and Kemindi-r third. It i doubt
lul if o muih interent ha ever More
been taken in the Derby. There were
neveral caunes for thin ntate of affair.
In the drat place many thoiiaanda of
people were aniiuun to aee the IVrby,
liecaune it i the great event of the turf.
In the aecond lilac llaa, w ho i owned
by the Prime .Mininter, waa limked ujxm
aa being the home of the year, hi pro
viou victorie having won him host ol
friend, who longed to nee once more the
priturone and roae lump with n-cul-ore.1
can (Uird Koaebery' color) flying
to the front of everything elxe in the
Held. Thu it wa that the xpecial train
at I-ondon Ilridge and Victoria ntationn,
run every five minutes, were packed to
the utmont with the Uaual crowd ol
racegoer, augmented by many people
w ho had never la-fore ventured to Kp
oni, but who went there in order to ee
" Konelwry win the third event."
TH at lltNU.BOV'a mol'IIKI'V.
The destiny which l-ord KoaeU-ry
nrophreieil out tor himnelf when at col
lege waa lullllliil. He marrieil the rich
est girl in Knglaml. Hannah da Uotha
child; he i Prime Mininter of F.ngland,
and he haa won the Ix-rbv with hia coll
lla. the winner of the 2,000 guinea
ml the winner of the Newmarket stake
May '!.
MtOM HtlMll.ri.l'.
I'renlileal llul. Oallln Ik W.rk for
Ik laaalllnlluaal (oaratloa.
Honoi t i.e. The Conntitutional Con
vention met May 30. The ceremouie
were very brief, coniinting mainly of an
addren by I'n-aident Dole outlining very
fully the work it ha to do and dating
clearly the reanon which bad impelled
a change of plan by the President and
Advinurv Council from annexation to the
Cnited Slate to the creation of an in
dependent Itepublic. He gave utterance
alno lo thin nignilicaut expression : "Al
though the establishment of a funda
mental law which (hall.a far a poanible
provide for the nafe and permanent ad
ministration ol alfaim upon the princi
ple of a republican form of government
will be the paramount object ol vour
iliiiitx-rationa, the original purpose of the
pnivi.-ional government to negotiate a
treaty of ixilitical union with the great
and friendly nation that lie nearent to
U( must, renpectfully ntibmit, lie a
fullv recugnired by you aa a vital policy
ol the new Hennblic a it ha Inn-n of
the provisional government."
nllr tneallon In l.ertnany.
HkKi iv. In a (cvhcliMingthe meet
ing of the Imperial Silver Comminsion
Count von Ponadowiky, the Imperial
Secretary ol the Trvaaury, aaid he be
lieved the member w ere agreed that the
fluctuation and depreciated value o(
ailver hail entailed great loxae upon the
tierman foreign and home trade; that
(ienuany alone waa powerle to raine
the price ol ilver, and it wa impracti
cable to do o either by the creation o( a
monopoly by international agreement or
by the regulation o( the production. He
added that the member ol the coin in ia
aion would render a public aervice bv
helping to spread the conviction that
(erioun dilllculty attended Ihe nolution
ul the ailver quention.
Kaperlmenl W llk holers I'allrata.
Iaimmix. A dinaUh to the Timea
from CalcntU aay that Pr. HafTkyne
(rom Panteur' lalmratonr in Pari made
a coume of experiment there and inoc
ulated 117 out of an) pernon oirtipving
a group of huta and tubject to cholera.
Snn after he hail completed hi work
the dineaae broke out among the people.
Ten of them were attacked, and eeven
died. All of theraxe occurred among
time who hail not been inoculated with
tlie preventive.
r.aela Ha 'l4 la Taaania.
I.a I.mxaT l. Fret a flight from the
country ia not vet known to hi force,
which are now niaaaeU near San Salva
dor. Iji 1 jlx-rta.1 ia practically in con
trl of the American nailorn, w ho were
iande.1 (nun the guulxnit Ilennington to
pmtect the American Connnlate and
American intereu. Freta arnveil here
the other day. and with ten companion
immediately went alxnvrd the nti-anier
Valeria and nailed fur Panama.
Ta tslaala Jn.
Sr. Prrxanat an. Tli Mininter of
the Interior and of Huatavndry have ad
vanced a cheme to organize a Jew ish
colony in South Africa. It ia proptnxxd
to organ i re a distinctly Jewish colony, in
which ail the Jewiah 'farmer now acat
tered over south Kunia ar to be fornaed.
itranuol land and aancnlturwJ imr.1.
menu are lo be given them. '
THI fOITLAND HA1KET.
WmxaT Export valae art notnlrjal at
?Wc twr cental lor VaUey and 72H7&c
pr cental for Walla Walla.
fLoca, rxiD, rrc.
Fuon Portland. 12.66 : Balern. II M ;
Caacadia, Dayton, Walla
Walla. I2.W0; Snowflaka, fS.Oo; Corral-
li, lioo; Pendleton, f2.o6; Graham,
12.40; uperfin, 1X5 per barrel.
Uat WbiU,37a.vc per hnnhel ; tray,
S6ldoc; rolletl, In laxira, 5.7ftK.00j in
barrel. 1.00'rffl.ai; ia cane, $3.75.
Miu trr Bran. lrt'lH; diorU,
116m IN; ground barley, fJO.00: chop
teed, 164 Itf per ton; w hoi feed txarley,
117 per ton; niniiiungw, per ton;
clilrken wheat, bftcx 1.00 per cental.
liar Good, (10 12 per ton.
UAiar raoutt i.
II iTTxa Oregon fancy creamery, 17lw
(9JU-; lancy dairy, bW; lair lo good,
lul2',c per pound.
Chixxi Noting America, 12JISe;
California Rat, IIT((tlc; Swla. Im
ported, SO'JJe; doineetic, 16ilHc per
pound.
Ixio Oregon, 15' 18c tier duien.
Podltbt Chicken, old, .fi per dot ;
broiler. 3.00ig4.UO; duck. W.60(4 4.W
nr dozen : gee, ydOO-tf ns.00 lr doten ;
turkey, live, IUc per pound; dreed,
12c.
yxoKTiai.x ad ranr.
ViorTAiLaa Cabbage. l'4c pr
pound; new Calilornia, l'vr; potatoea,
Oregon (buying price), 40:Vc ler aack;
new potatoea, l'4(i- nr xund: onion
(buying price), 4c xrr pound; new
onion, l.li0 per eak; weet po
tato, t.7A2 per lxx ; Calilornia cel
ery, Ho'BV.nJc ; artichoke. 3.V n?r tloxen ;
Calilornia lettuce, 2V per doten; Ore
gon hothoue lettuce, .'UhKV; cauliflow
er. I'J.75 per crate, 11.00 n-r doaen ; tw-
ley, 2Tw r duxen; airing beam, 7c
per pound; aragu, $1.60 per box;
rhubarb, jc per pound; nxa. $1.00
in-r Ixjx; cucuiiilxra, $ 1.2ft lnr doten;
OregonliothoiiM), $l.3i per doten; new
Calilornia tomati-, 4.(aJ er 2VMund
crate.
Faona California fancy lemon, $-1.25
(dX:; ioiumon,$:'.00(a:3.00; Sicily, $1.00
.lb ler Ixjx; Metdu-rraneAn Sweeta,
$:i.00ig:i.; St. Muhael, l.aS-nO per
lati; banana, .,bm'l.W per bunch:
Honolulu, $:l.OO3.50; Calilornia navel
orange ( Waahington), $J.7')(4.00 per
box; eelling, $J.Z5(4'.'.76; Uregon
atrawln-rrie, 10(4 L"c xer pound ; cher
rien, $1.00 per 10-pound crate lor black,
$1.10(41.25 (or KoyalAnn; gooelnrrie,
a4c per pound; anncoU. $1.00 per 10-
pouml box ; new rooking; apple, 75c per
-xiunil box.
CAKXin oiHiiia.
Camkio Good Tabla frnita, aaaortad,
11.75(2.00; peachea, 1.76(2.0O; Bart
letlpean, $1.762.0O; plum, $1.37 S (4
1.60; draw lie rrie, $2.5(i$2.46; rherriea,
$2.25(42.40; blackberrieax, $1.86(42.00;
laniilwrriea, $2.40; pineapple, $2.2M
2.B0; apnouu, $1.06. Pi fruit,
aawortetl, $1.20; peachea, $1.1; plum,
$1.00(410; blackberriea, 116(1.40 per
doaen. 1'ia fruit, gallon, assorted,
$3.16(43.60; peache, $3.60(44.00; apn
rota, $3.60(44.00; plum. $2.76(43.00;
blarkberriea, $4.26(44.60.
KotTAhi k lomatuew, $1.10 per
doten; gallon, $X0l)(43.23; aiaragu(,
$2.ir-.'.;5 er doten; airing beana,
$1.00(1.I0; sugar peaa, $l.00r 1.10;
corn, Weetern, fl.UOl.25; Kantern,
$1.26(41.70.
Miat Corned beef. 1, $1JS0; 2.
$2.1.'.r; chipinxl, $2.40; lunch tongue, 1.
$3.60; 2. $6.76(47.00; deviled ham, $1.60
(42.7A per doten; roast beef, 1, $1.60;
2, lia.
Finn Sanlinea, (, 5o(a$2.23;
$2.16(44.60; lobater. $2.30(43.60; al-
Dion, tin 1-lb Ulls, $l5itlJ; flats,
11.76; Mba, $2.26(42.60; barrel, $60.
(TAeLB UaoCBBIB
Corn CxmU Klca, ic ; Kio,22(a23c;
Halvailor, 22c; Mocha. 2iSSc; Ar
buckle'a, Columbia and Lion, 100-pound
caae, $.:.
Dai id FaciTa 1NH3 pack, Petit
prunes, tlutifc; ailver, 10(4 12c; Italian,
8(4 10c; German. 6(4Hc; pluma, 0(410c:
evaporated apple, 8(4 10c; tvaporated
apricot, 16(4 10c; peache, '12(4 14c;
pears, 7(4 Ho per pound.
Hooab D. 4i,c; Uolden 0, 4T.c; extra
C, 6'nc; confecUonert' A, 6',c; drr gran
ulated, 6,c; cube, crusliod ami pow
dered, 0'4o per pound; 4c per pound
discount on all grade lor prompt caah ;
mapl sugar, 15(100 per pound.
HaANa Small white, No. 1, 3'4c; No,
2, :ic; large white, 3'4c; pea Ix-ain, 34c;
pink, 'Ac; bayou, 3'4c; batter, 3'4c;
Lima, 4'.c per pound.
Ku x Inland, $4.76 45.00 per nack.
Halt Liverpool, 200a, $16.60; 100a,
$10.00; 50. $16.60; (lock, $4.60(49.60.
Srxrr Kantern, In liarreli, 40(4.Vc;
in half barrel, 42 457c; in case. 35t
nOc per Ballon : $2.25 per kec : California.
in barrel, 2U(40c per gallon; $1.75 per
Pu g La- Barrel, So. 1, 2H(3:30c per
gallon; No. 2, 2u(t28c; keg. 6, 86c per
keg ; half gallon, $2.75 per dozen ; quar
ter gallon, $1.76 per doten.
Srics Whole Allnpice, 18(20c per
pound; caaaia, 10i418r; cinnamon, 22i4
40c; clove, 18(4 30c; black pepper, 15(4-;M-"c;
white pepper, 20(rf26c; nutmeg,
75'4 80c.
Kainin Iiondon lavera, boxe, $1.75
(i2.(X; halve, $2.00(42.25; quarter,
$2.25(42.75; eighth, $2.,'x0ojt 3.00. lioone
Muacatela, boxe. $1.60; fancy faced,
$1.75; hag, 3 crown, 4l1i4ftc per pound;
4 crown, 6Mtc. Seed lee Snltanaa,
boxe. $1.75(42.00; bag. (Mc per
pound.
HOr, WOOL AND HIUK.
Hora D3. choice, K'tClS'j'c per
pound; medium, 10(12c; poor, neg
lected. Wool Valley, lOJlO'.c per pound;
Umpqna, 10'4l0',c; Kaatern Oregon, 4
(4 7c, according to quality and ihrinkage.
HiDia Dry electetl prime. 6c: rreen.
nalteil, 00 pound and over. 3'c: under
tW pounds, 2(4 3c ; (beep nelu, ehearlingt,
10,4 15c; medium, 20(436c; long wool,
30(4 OUr; tallow, good to choloa, 3j3,c
per pouna.
LIVI AU PKInsXD MBAT.
Ilaxr Top ateer, $2.80(42.75: fair to
good deer. $2.00i42.25; cow. $1.75(4
2.00; dressed lieef, 4(45e per pounU.
McTTog ltet heep, $2.25; ewe,
$2.00.
iloo Choice heavy. 14.00 -. libl and
feeders, $3.75; dressed, 6(4 7c per ponnd.
ial Small choice. 5c: Larv. 3i44c
per ponnd.
rBorinttiN.
EATxa Kmokbo Mxat aid I .i an
il a in a. nie.ll urn. 12 412'.i- ner imnn.l-
ham, large. ll',(412'tc; ham, picnic,
llt-Je- IiimIIui U. 1 -.. 1 -w . i .
clear inle. Vl,4ric; dry salt tide.
Wi4l0c; dried beef ham'. 12'.nl:L--
lanl, compound, in tina, Hi,410c per
pound; pnre, in tin. liM,(.411 ,c; pig'
leet, Nn. $.',.); pi.' 4,1, aj .
kit. $1.2.'i. '
Talklaa- Tkronck Ilk Tit.
(ieorge M. Pullman wraith 30,.
00, tH told a new;mprr reporter, "I
believe that I waa far happier in the
day when I hadn't a dollar than I am
now. " That in all very tae, bm if be
waa happi.T then, why not go back to
thiaw halcyon and dollarli day? Th
dixrxadtion of hi great wealth need not
bother him. The fact that M.
Pullman la working early and late to
add to hi "burden" of wealth anil ra.
aputuibllitie ta evidence that thai nalaea,
car King la "talking through hi hat," ,
PbilatWlulaa Pr
o
FRUIT TREE PESTS.
The Beetles Which Produce
Destructive Borers.
PACKING FRUIT WITH CARr,
Mark Ktlr Hnltr Caa II Mad vt ,u
lbs Ha ar Haml knra Tnaa Wlta
th OI4 Uak I knra.
"How many boy and girl on t)
farm have bail an old apron tied aroUnj
their waid and btn told to churn until
the butter will hold upthedanher? Sm i,
Instruction ar fatal to gixxl butter "
aay the Iowa llomedeail. " In the tlrnt
place the danh churn i ten year lx-l,i,
the time, and ought to lie thrown out
of every farm, even if no more butter ja
made than to (Upply the family table.
Th box or barrel churn I cheap, and it
i o much more convenient and noma, h
better butter can 1 made with it tlist
there aliould be no hesitation in diward
ing the old danh churn in it favor, lint
no matter what kind of a churn ia 11 h'
never churn until the butter in gathered
in chunk large enough to hold up the
dasher. There are neveral reason ir
till (hotild not be done. One of tlierii
I tiiat the grain ia destroyed. IUI
butter baa a fine, distinct grain, and
when broken nliun a distinct fractur
like rani Iron. II line grain i ilcnlrovr.)
by overcliurning or overworking, tl
butter In-come a greasy mixture like
lanl, and haa a greasy taxte. Again it ia
necexxary that the buttermilk In- c!
washed out, or the butter w ill Ix-cnm
alrong and rancid in a abort time. Tlm
cannot lie done when the butter ii
churned into lump. o in the latter raw
tlie grain, flavor anil keeping quality are
all injured. The churn ihould alwaia
lax toped w hen the butter i iu tlm
form of (mall granule, ranging in (11
from a red-clover eeed to a grain ol
wheat; then the buttermilk 111 well I
waahed out, and the grain will In- unin
jured if the working ia properly don.
There ia no reason why the farmer nhould
not make just a fine butter a any one,
provided he will take the trouble 'to do
it right."
KKMMIIK rIK holt MIX,
llMerlilla mt lb Tan Kind Thai la
rl rralt Tree.
There are (wo borer that work in fruit
tree, naya Farm and Fireside. One has
a flat head and the other a round head.
They both come from egg laid by lx-e-tle.
The beetle of the round-headed
borer in alnjut three-fourth of an inch
long, and ha two broad, creamv-white
tripe running the whole lengtli of it
Ixxlv. The beetle of the Hal-headed
borer ia of a shining greenish-black color,
with it under lide of a shining coppery
color. Thi borer attack the whole
trunk and often the larger branclien,
while the former conline ita attack to
the base of the trunk alinoxt entirely.
The beetle lay their egg in the South
in May and at the North in June and
July. The lnelle of the round-headed
borer generally lays it egg at dunk, ami
ia bidden during the day. The Ixretleof
the flat-headed Lorer ia' a lively fellow.
He like the hot sunshine, and mm
very rapidly up and down the bark in
bright day, but inntantly take wing if
an attempt ia made to capture him.
Nothing can be done to kill tlie egg, but
a good preventive i to coat the trees
with oit (oap, planter of Darin and paria
green during the time the beetle are
abundant. The soap ia dintanteful to
the beetle; the planter of pari makes
it atick, and the paria green will ponton
any young that may hatch from the egg.
The 'only way to kill the inwx-t after
they are' in the tree 1 by rutting them
out or running a wire into their burrow.
All tree ahould be looked over in the
fall and (pring and have the borer re
moved. r U KIMI Mil IT.
fin ul Ik Mux! Important Problems He
for Ik rowrs of Ta-aar.
It often happen that of two fruit
grower w hose place join and who raine
fruit that i every way timilar the on
will get guod price that will pay him a
round profit, while the other will scarce
ly cover the coet of gathering and trans
portation, ay Colman'a liural World.
The difference lie in the matter of bun
dling. The one grower carefully nttulien
the market, grade hi fruits, reject
all the cull or imperfect xpecimenn, and
then pack the fruit in an attractive
manner, while the other iinplv dumps
it into boxe, good, bad and indifferent,
all mixed together. It in not surprising
that under inch condition monev in
often lost on nhipment. It would in-
iieed be nurprising il tin were not no.
Many a reputation ha been made bv
caretu! attention to the grade and pack
ing 01 run, ami all dnptxrr agree tlial
tin in one ol the moat important prolx
letnn before the grower of to-day. It i
problem which become more impor
tant from year to year, aa the production
increase, and consequently tlie couix
tition increase also. A between two
shipper of fruit of ninal quality it i
the ouention of attractive packing that
let-idea the difference, in price.
Uoo4 llralnag.
There ia something about a drain that
the most obtuse farmer couldn't fail to
remark for year at, ar Colnian'a
Ilu ral World, and it i drange that the
lesson taught ha not been utilixcd ear
lier. Kvery one haa observed that the
result of a common tiledrain or " blind "
ditch w aa to produce for a limited dis
tance on either aide of the ditch a mont
prolific crop of plump and well-dcveloix-d
gram. It never occurred to them, how
ever, that, if a cystem of drainage per-
meatetl tlieir flelil nlhciently clone aa
to allow the influence of the drain to
cover the whole field or farm, that field
or (arm would I rich lyoml compari
son and practically free from flood and
Iroutti alike. Ol late a few progrenaive
n en have aeired the idea, and are now
rejoicing in plentiful crops, orchard an
nually bending w ith fruit and every ad
vantage ol a luxnriou and opulent soil,
while neighbor with better farms.
equally well tilled, bnt without draining,
are grumbling over their loe and
threatening to sell out and move to the
Pacillc Coaxt.
Car twr Rlawa C'alll.
A homeopathic doctor, whose author
ity i vouched for, ba been recommend
ing a very simple core fur cattle that
happen to he " blown," say the $lin
burgh Farming World. He poor front
three to (oar drop of the homeopathic
dilution of colrbicnm into a tW glass
of cold water or into a small bottle a itb
a wide neck. The animal 1 to be rirel
by the born, and when th head is in
the air poor th eolation into the nos
tril, when it must t swallowed. WithinC1
ten minute and without recurring to a
ececd dose the ballooning will cutlapM,
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