V1 (1 r Ao MTABllSUEn HIR TDE DIME.I15TI0 OF DESOCRiTin rBIViriel, &P TO RIM H nUXHUT LIVHC BT TDKIWE1T OF Oil BROW KUGKNK, OR., SATURDAY, DKCKMHKR 7. 181)5. ML 27 NO. 33. ,1 n? v in 1 mJKj WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD. I. L. CAI1PBELL, PUBLISHER. OFFICE -East ilde of Willami-tle b twivu serenlb and Elfbth BtreoU, TEKU4 0F ai-mctumN: On Vear. : : 12.00 til Heathl. Three Months, 1.00. .50. Advertising rates made known on application. AiMrest all buttie-M letloia to (H'Allli, Eiweue, Oresoii. J S.LUCKEY DEALER IN Clocks. Watches, Chains. Jewelry, Etc. REPAIRING rilOMITLY DONE. TIM Work Warranted L. W. BROWN, M. D. Phytlclan and Surgeon. Otfio anil reeldeacf oner rswtnffioe. Hours; J to 9 a. m. 13 to 2, 6 to 8 p. u. XI. O. TiABZB. GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS. Kew Deelfn and New Priori In Foreign aud Uomealie Marble and Granite, Monuments. Headstone and Cemetery work of all kinds (or WA. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ! Willamette Street, near Pnetofllce. Eugene, Or i. 0. WOODCOCK, Attorncy-at-Lun'. OFnca One-half block touth of Chrbaisu't Block. 1UOENI, : OKKIJON. Lane County Bank. fKelablUhed In 1SZ) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY. President. . J. M. ABRAMS, Cashier. A. G. HOVEV, J K., Asst.Cashr. T. O. Ilssosicia, President S. 11. Kakin, .'k., 1,'ashiel First National h Of Eugene. Pttd up Ush Capital $.0,000 Surplus and Profits, 850,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A ventral banking biieiueea done on reas ou. ahlttenne. Sight drafu on NEW YOKK, CHICAGO, BAN FRANCISCO and POUT IIND, OREGON. Bill of exchange told on forsifrn conntrie-. DepoelU received eubjeot to oheek or oertiu eate of detsjelt Alt collections n trusted to m will rtcelvt prompt atttoUoa. J. L. PAGE, DEALER JN Groceries Having a Law and Complete stock of O. . . t t mI.I oiapi ana fancy urocencs uoiis1"' in the Irpnt market, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the publio belter price than any other house In Eugene. FralueoriUHilitati it Mirtst Prices. J, F. FORD, (KvaoirrlUt,) 01 Dee Motors, Iowa, wrils '"ider datt March IK ri. B. Med. Mfo. Co., Gkntlbmkn; On arriving borne laM weea, i rouno an wen aim u""v waiting. Our little girl, eight ai.- one half yean old, who had wasted away mi oa pounus, le uw tu, " - Vigorous, and well fleshed up. . . f.T..... J. i lis work well. Bth of the children like it. our B. Cough Cure ha curel and kept away ail hoamnena from me It to every one, with greeting for a". Wishing you prosperity, we are Youra, W and Mhb. J. K. h"Bi). IfTMwI.hto fMl frteh and ebwrful. aud rl for the -yrlnf-i " 'lu, "'VT.S with lb Utxlacbe and Uer Curn. by unnj wo or Una duaet a week. oid ondara poelUftfuaranUw M eunu per botife br all druggiiu. The moat curious freak that the ten don Globe knows f In OUIiam roul,JX la a sis legged hog, tloDging to Ii w Darling, wblcb la now on hi rla crk ranch. Ttie animal is months old and has as Kod a voice aad appetite aa any other kiudora ao,. MONDAY, DECEMIJEIt A rainy day. (dlfi'lion tiny. Homln are nloppy. rirotncn'e elirli.m. Concrem met tucl.iy. J lie Jt wt ljurjj flivuil. .iitl in ill riiu tifw Niiuli hlieii i.utl.or K)llnl lll til), llllirilillt!. hIkiji A C I'riiU, lliv Suutl.i'.n On-kiou st.iue rolilk't, UH tiftiu-mvil Saturday to Imir y. r in the w hili-ntmry. Mth J Intlie W-u.loKveH funlili naldo pun v ui iit r lioiiif mi Ku,t Ninth sirree- .Mturilay evening very ph-MKiiiitailuir. The Dal itt Chr.inicli.-: uluniiiy him overtaken It win, a AiKilher Salflil Iut UX(!l;ll; ti'uin uil-t (le'lMt tit the li:tii(U i iiiu iiiivvrHiiy (i uregnll iKiys. County Clerk Jenning ld iv levied a tuiirriiiKe lltunw tn Frni-k Kelly and Jet.l (inroutte. The young man be ing under ietrul nge hl father !llel Ii tat written consent. George Kinher went ti th lower Siuxlaw counlry this nmrii tig to buy lieef ca'tle. llo wim ueeoinpHiiied by Hugh Hampton. They expect to le absent uIhmiI leu duy. ' Albany Telescope: llert Ssvuge, of Salem, in In the city. A dark brown ..r.l. . T..t . . . . eye and one hand covered with court planter shown that ha was In the Uir misli at Eugene Tlmnkngiving. V E lleerH, lute of the Wallowa ChieltHln and Silver Lake Heruld. ban told his Interest In tlie uewxiiuiiern uielitioned uml bus purehawd the in terest of 11 Omuiieey in the Union Scout. Moot of the citizens of Cheney are In Spokane attending court as wit nemtea in the enftc f V II Robtrls vs Dr II A Wells, in which lloherts i milng Wella for $10,000 damage for robbing him o I his wile's atlecliomt. The Misfcc Taylor gave a very idea- ant whist party to quite a nunilier of ineir irieuus lust Situnluy evening a' the home of their pireim, cjruur of Sixth and High street. An elegant luncheon was also served. The rain havo rained the river about two feet. If the tame continues a few hours longer a boutiug stage will be reuclied. The steamer Gypsy Intends tunning heie twice u week as soon as the stage of water will permit. The man who is too poor (o take, a paper made a trip from Kelso lo Kahi iim last week to attend court, llli" rail road fare and hotel hill cost a good deal more than would the county pa per that would have told him court was postponed. A New York woman after live months of tnarrb d life sued f.r a di vorce mid proved lhal her bushaiid bad reeateilly slapped her in the face, but thejudge refuted to grant the divorce on the ground that she hadn't Iwen married long enough to give matrimo ny u fail trial. Abluny Ileruld: "Delia, V. l'engra, slMleorL'HiilziT of the United Artisans, a fraternal benevolent (irirsni.Hilon of Portland, is in the city for t he purpose of organizing a society In Albany." Mrs. l'engra was a resident of Eugene for M'vcrul years, being the wile of Hon. II. J. l'engra. Mr Tbos Kay continues to Insist that the death of hi nightwalchmau, Mr Kuifoiig, at Waterloo, Linn county, was an accident, notwith standing the report of the coroner's jury. There are aotiie good reasons to (eileve lie is rigni. mine urst iace there is no motive for the net. Portland Welcome: Ex-Judge Frank J Taylor Is running for mayor ol Astoria oil tho republican ticket, tte Is legarded as a "good fellow," but it is being "thrown up to him" test be sentenced "Sandy" Olds, a murderer, to the penitentiary for only one year, and shortly afterward sent up a poor fellow, who stole a fish, for two years. Sheriir DelUukin Inform the Walla Walla Statesman that Sprague is fast losing her population since the loss of the Northern Pacific csrshops and di vision heudipiartor. llefore the fire, Sprague had a population of il00, wl'h UOO voters. Ills doubtful whether the regit! ration for tho next city election will show more than N) volors. Among other Interesting Lincoln material, the December McClure's con tains a hitherto unpublished account ol how Lincoln, at t..e rlk of his life, saved thrvo men from drowning dur ing a spring freshet. Thi happened when ho wus a young man of twenty two, and was at Samramon, building the tlatboat for hi trip to New Or leans. Pendleton Tribune: Two Pen dleton boys, Arthur J Douglass and Claude Eugle, enjoyed a delightful Thanksgiving dinner ss guestsof Presl dent 0 H Chapman of the Htate Uni versity at Eugene. The boy are de lighted with tho university, am I are making a splendid record. They speak in words of wannest praise of president Chapman and their teachers. Florence West: Pastor Knotts was shy a turkey or goose for hi Thanks giving dinner, so be walked Into his vardon Wednesday wearing a discon solate loo . on his fait' and hi rih on hit shoulder. At that moment a flock of wild geese camo llylug over Ills head and a shot from bis rille brought t iliu LI la (li'sii I lit hi fc ft. 1 he Lord provideth for bis own-that Is ir his own shoo s straight. Florence W-t: Saturday morning the steamer W H Harrison arrived herefrom Astoria and loaded a cargo t.f salmon and cannery supplies from the Rose Hill cannery. he departed Monday. The cannery liiit ol about ai Chinamen and 1M fish ermen. eru on board Asso-.uas iHslbie the Flon-iice Cauniug Cos hshermeil und Chinamen will be re f urnel to Astoria cm the tug. Condon Olcd: "Hurrah for Gilli am csuuty! lb Iron horse will be s..ortit.g through her from one end to nollier i-rhap. wltl'i" ""l,jrr i'v' We understand that tbeO. It. -V has eonclud.sj to build a branch road r..... Arllliilotl lhrUKh (iilliani and I Crook counties, to intersect the Oregon Pacit c soul I or ITineviiie. Mention cf the O. It. S- tot- l..rly neat l-rimc. ",,1l"-""Tl and I1U iuii tl.roiigli Coo.lon, Jotsil and Iprin-vide, crossing the John D.y river at Parsons Ferry. Iheie are U(sm limes aiiea.i ior - -- . . i. rttanfi til le al I of ber p.r ! Juice." MbseJ lttree Da. j Monday's Albany Democrat: Lloyd j Motiigoiuery came to la-t night nfier hi siege of insanity, and remarked: "I want my Thanksgiviu ; dinner now; I'm a hungry as a bear." : "riiauksgiviug! ""said Itoulin, "This I Is Sunday night, not Thursday." I "Oh, come oil now, 1 know better. Here, sherdf, thi man says It is Sun-! clay, w lieu it is only Thusday. He ought to Ih taken to the ius:iii. asy- lu in nt Salem." Apparently be could not bo made to' hcheve it was Sunday, and declared ' that be did not rcna-inher a thing since Thuisday. A tilth-rent suit of! clothes had l-ceti furnished him lo wear. He was asked w hat tint of clothes he had on, und said bis prison suit. Upon looking at the clothes be professed great surprise. In some respects he has acted very much like un insane person, particii larly a person coming out of an epi leptic lit. Dr Ellis believe it is teniM.rary in sanity, but tliat be Mas all right when the murder wits committed. Dis Davis und Wallace think Hint be i feigning insanity. three weeks before the mur :er be hud an epileptic stroke, and acted v ry much the same. But he wus not having one, what ever there is in his present conduct, when he committed the murder, ac cording lo ull indications Nothing but banging can evei Hiiswer for the terrible crime committed. p, rsonnl. I'sll, (iiitrd, IXTeniU'r .'. lion II R Kincaid went to Salem this loreuiHiu. M. L. Campliell made Junction City a short visit today. Mayor Oglesby, of Junction City, spent' last night In Eugene. Irving D Burg, of Cort'ullis, spent Saturday night in Ibis city. The state board of equalization meets in Salem tomorrow. Mrs Dr 1) A Paine and daughter re turned to Salem this morning. E It Lauer. of Portland. vMted bis relative here over Sunday. Mrs John Wbileaker returned from a visit to Ji llertou this afternoon. Mist Pearl Darelius returned to Junction City yesterday morning. Hon. H. L Moorl.cud, editor ol the Junction City Times, Is In Eugene this afternoon. Mrs J It McDonald and daughter, of Harrisburg, who have been visiting lu Eugone, returned home this morning. Bishop J 8 Mill returned from Hood River this afternoon. Ills family will remain at that place sev eral weeks yet. Attorney L Rilveu went to Roseburg on this morning's' early train to attend lo some cases In the circuit court now in session ut thai city. Will G. Gilstrap, editor of llm Tu lare Cal. News, published ut Yisaliit, arrived here this iiiorulug and will vis il for a lime with relatives and friends. J P Ramsey, of Fairmoutt, who has been spending the past live weeks working at bis trune on the state lu- saae asylum buildings at Si Inn, is home Tor a Tew clays. Henry Ankeny arrived here this morning und will leave with his wife and bis son ami daughter tomorrow fiuirnlnir lor their homo ut Slel'lllli;. The young puoplo came here to attend thflUofO, but they have been sick ever slneo their arrival, hence will re turn homo. The cither daughter, .Mis Dee, will remain here und attend the University. )llr (jutid, IK'Ci iiiUr a. Akvancemkst Ci.tii. The Ad vancement club met n usual last even ing. Owing to the absence of Dean Was ui ta renin trim uRH to read a imner on "Co-operation of Ellort In Higher Kuucallon, ineiiiiie u. mni i' by discusliig the rcHsl.llity of or; an iziug a comiuercial club. A number r....-.i ii. ..ir ei..n's lit the matter. and the prevailing sentiment wus that . I . ..i... I 111! Ill sucu a eiuu ii(imiiw.i. 'j plane advanced It is proposed to secure rooms which will accommodate the free reading rnoui and the board of trade, vet to hove them Independent r nr. .m.ili. r A rum in I lee con j.linnil...riK M Wilkins. II II Miller, n II rrieuuiy, n z i omu ui... J H McClung was appointed lo work .... ii.. n,, liter 'liirsi clubs have been . ,. o .. v.. I up iii ...... .v.. - An, I, l'.i lii other towns and are said to have proved a great succe-, os they . ...Lia ilia .viiiiioerchtl Interests of the town, at d have lieeu plitronixed unlvertslly by me tiusiness ii.en. State Fair Hoaro. Monday's Salem Journal: The executive com mittee of the state board of agriculture has been In session today at the state HtmlrHiiU lo three IIUU'V. .'" i tin iHiftrd lo Iki till, il ure tri.tiiniiniM am i ifcLnkiitnutt. or Portland; Matlock, of Pendleton II.. nu.S i 'lUIIU-r tif I IlilrlMMIiii'lH l Governor Lord bud up to the hour ol going to press mude nu appoint neuis. i..uif Siu iit-sT CArii-x. A warruiit has issued for the arrest of the pro prislor of the (Joldton saw mill on the Long Tom, who is charged with vio . .i i... .i.,iu i.iii In a- iv diimning ihiiiik me b j - .-v dust into the water id the Long e U' W Short riilee. of the ' ot- linn. . - - , . rir....u u' mill was vesterday -. ,.l that I. lace for dillliping saw du.t into the t osl r ork. lliir'-. . tiuy on tnl, l -s fnii. r s. )KH( Kics El.r cTEii -Ivanboe Com i. ... l.',.i.,l.i IViniilar elected .i ..... int. follows: D V Ollicris in. w-.o.-p. t-i ii 1.1 I."!1. ! !. l.iMCII s. it: n arm, i. " ., ... Il..wl.ra.m.(,(f: It l 'ulil'. S W I VV'rii I'rr-i'..". J VV; J ' hurt h. a I tt' li ttilllsMIII. rMMTf IIH W P Holl, Warden; wcrariaun, ,-xu linel. To Hai i. WlltAT.-We understand it. eat at tillllilter 1lf tlie farmers who i...i .i..r.,i in the Irving war lin.c w - --- hi.ose art talking f ba iling the au.e to the Meek warehouse, on the river, my thev may I able to get the cheain-r shipping rale. Kiv. r warehouse will i e js.pular again, or we nil" our gue Iilf liuard, li.vmWri FK1V H:Vi:.MH dllHTHUAV. -Today l the forty-ss-venth anniversary ..I OR hrisninn's birth. U wl-b I nn many moie return of the smiie He was pun Hied a handsome nicer i. .inn nine bv Attorney- Vnk:j. I " ' TUESDAY, DECEM HER 3. Dr Dnle returned home tmlay. A little political beard Ihcsc days. The K. of P's, now meet on Thurs day night. China lilll.s haveuiiile llitir up peaninee. The rtule Ismrd of cqiialialioii is lu si-iioii ut Salem. e, W. Pirkult ma Is Junction City il brief visit today. The Infant sou of Mr und Mrs CJ Howard is very ill. A trying day on a lo.-ul reporter; lleins lielng very si'uiee. ttorney II l Norton is ut Sun Francisco on a short visit Long Totn river was out of its bank yesterday, so we are Informed. Miss Mnrv Thompson has slxiut re covered from her recent Illness. Mrs Lucieiie Johnson arrived lure day from Mull'ilo, New York. I P Baker uud sou, of Falrmount, North Dakotu, are recent arrivals here. Miss Cora Copple, a student, ha lieen cpiite sirk al her hoiii for n few days. Peter llunev. the proprietor of Foley Springs, Is repolled quite low again. Dr McKcnucy relumed this morning from a professional visit to Cottage J rove. The republican carried Salem. No dher ticket was lu the Held. Only vote wcl'U cast. II M Sh miii was elected a council nail at Pendleton yesterday. He formerly resided here. It now seems to tie the prevailing dnion that (he republican national convention will lie held In Chicago, The old timbers taken out of the railroad In silt-are being loaded on Hal cars ami w ld is. tisvil to uiaKo repairs. O. P. I loft, Hie living postmaster and railroad agent spent last night lu r.ugutie, returning home this fon-aoon. Mrs.C.C. II. Itignev. of LlU-rty, Wisconsin, arrived here today cm a visit t'i her sister, Mrs. K. M. Corbus. The fisilballists have retired from active practice. The team was Ihor- niglily tired of the hard training ex perienced. Wirt Church went to Cottage Grove today to assist in stringing the w ires for tlie new clectrlo light sysieni ut that place. Today's Salem Stntennvi: Tomor row the tiypsy leaves Portland, the intention Ix'tug to run her through to Harrisburg. Albany Democrat: Oilier tiling may tumble; hut luxe don I. I lie salaries of olllclala keen up anil are made us big as pi r-sible. Il would be a great thing for Eu gene lo have a commercial club. The one at Pciidletiin is a gnat success and a credit to that live city. Exchange: "How can you (ell a log-wood tree'."' asked the professor of aiborology. "Ily lis bark." rahl the mallcst hoy lu l lie class. The Lukevlew Examiner snys Major Clirisman and wife united with the Baptist church ut that place a few day s since and were lintm-iscd. The Stanford football Iuhiii will visit Oregon about the first of the year. We would like to see our champion incut (be Culiforniuus on the gridiron. (iivens G Day I now clerking In a stole at It wsland, IIC. Ho Is a sail of John G Day aud has many friends among the old limo Eugene buy s. A. Yerington has a very attractive display In hi show window. A moss grown surface with a tiny bike ami hundreds of fngs inukea very pretty window scene. Wid Mel lee was eluded chief en gineer of the Eugene Fire Department yesterday afternoon at the elect Ion, and John Burger assistant. They will make splendid olllccr. Win Frnr.ler, of Portland, has boon awarded the contract for furnishing thirty brad of artillery horses fur the government at San Francisco. I'hese horses must all be black. Attorney a 0 Woodcock went to Sulein this forenoon lo attend the an nual meeting of the State Board of Equalization. Mr Woodcock Is a iiiciuler for the second district. We have beard of an unmention able clime have been committed by a iMiy In this city. The proper ollleers should Investigate the matter and send the guilty parly lo the reform achool. The estate of the late Capt H G Heed In Portland alone amounts to II, 131.- ti.'lil, nnd there are no debts against il. He has much property In California also, und his widow is made the sol legatee. Mrs. Elizabeth liabcock, of Ivigle valley, proved up on a homestead claim last week. She is probably one of the oldest stsoiis on record that ever applied for uud obtained a patent to a siu.llur cliilm, itelug over ht years of uge. Oakland item III Roseburg Plain- dealer: Hoy Steal us came home from Eugene lust Wednesday aud returned Sunday morning. Roy Is looking well and mvs Unit hi sisler Mav and cousin Vlniile Young aud he are get ting along nicely in school. During live years the Salem Woolen Mill Co. eXieiided In'iliry as follows; Wages. tl.M.I.W; wo-x'l, ll.'i.SUn.'W; 'cim I, i:H,n:s:; other e soi.es, 1:13,-l-l. 'I It; total outlay In live years. IIJJ. '.!.)'). 'i'S. Ills only ronsonahle that Ma leiii eople should work to rebuild. A private letter announce the safo arrival of Mr TA Windeu uml rhil diel! at Davlon, Wash ll of Hicm are well and do hot evince ill" sligh' e.t tendency totturd dlphtherin II will Is- remeiiils-red that Mr Windeu diol lu lids city a few duya since. Indianapolis Journal: Presence of mind: Weary Watklns Wol'a cle mailer, pnrdiier? Did she throw wa. ler In er faei-T Hungry Hugglns Only on me face; enly ou me facw. I bad the pretence of In I ml lo tnui nit mouth when I teen It coming. j Washington Star. "Aud that) youi g mini," aald tbelaily from out ef , il.-iiv "Il I, a a verv lull II irent i..l 'if... h. i,..i li.iiiiunl.h.l bun ...ir-t i,i..r,.i,ir." II." .aid Ibe i..i 1 1. i, if,, lu- "l.i. baa never w ritt. n a Issjk ou the currvuey cpies - lion." . t.KOWL KK0H I UK IK LAM). Shusla Spri'lal won't PnsstllgPM Ut Cut Tarry Kales. Way Portland Telegram: Persons who live along the line of the Southern Ba cilli' and want to take advantage of tue elu up rates lo Sail Frunclnco, have been hnviiig trouble with the. isimluc toisou the abasia limited, whose rigid instruction uic not lo accept local passenger business. Hie Inllow iug plaint Distill 11 comes from a Soul hern Oregon paper: "H.W. Kent not boarded the Shas (a limited al Ashland last week ami tendered Hie conductor the fare charg ed on that train from Portland to Sail Francisco. He was put nil' at Siskiyou tnl Ion because be would not pay the icgular passenger rale of tit 70. Tbit looks likea esse of gloss discrimina tion In favor of long hauls, aud Is prob ably a mailer for investigation by the Interstate commerce commission' This grow I is liiellectlvo localise It i well understood -or II Is meant to be well understood that the Shasta seclal Is a through (ruin and the con ductor are Mot cruitllcd to collect any fares whatever If they can help It. 1 he Shasta smrlal inuket no stops and the supHtsitiun Is lhal no way pawn- gsr business Is to in none. The Suit hern l'aeillo olllclal when asked uhoiii il today, suid that the Slnstu ssx'ial curried only through passengers, and further, ir a man round a way to get aboard the train at an liilermiiliale slat Ion the only way be could stay alsmrd wus by pay ing regular tariff rules. .said Mr. Rogers' chief assistant: "The suiierinleiideiil's Instruction lo conductors are that no passengers are lo Isj accepted frem way points. The conductor lu this case acted according to his Instructions, and when the man lulled to puv the regular far he was couqielled to put him oil'. A conduc tor is not supposed to accept passengers, localise the Shasta limited does not stop. At Ashland the train must stop for fuel and water aud then goes straight through." Estulo Alfred Wilson; personal proH'rty ordered sold nt private sale. I. state of Marcus Kelly, deceased. Probable value of est no, f:UIH5: Mary E and Elsie K Kelly apminled execu tors of said estate without bond. Esluto of (leo Creamer, tluccuscd; tend u ii 1 1 -i nl account approved. Eitati' of Isaac Condon, deceased. Appraisers lepirt tIO worth of real priieriy. Estute of Helen Workinger, Inssue. Probable value of estate 700. W II Workinger appointed guardian. Bonds M400; sureties: W It Murqiils and Win Miller. Appraiser appointed: Win Sinlih, Win Miller andSDurr. Appraiser reHrt lot worlh of real und H'rsoiial property. Estulo of A B Snow, deceased. Prohiibto vuluo of estate sjll. M A Snow appointed executor without bonds, ii provided under the Will. Appraisers appointed: Win Welch, O W Lucas and Ed Sit (Ictl. ICslale of Christian Burger, deceased. December :i. lv.i". set for final settle ment Estate of Caswell Hendricks. Ap praiseis report 11000 worlh of real and fit'l.lM worth of pvrsonul property. Esuitetof Thuinas Bailey, deceased. Probublo value of eslutetlOOO. Emily Bailey uppoiutvd ndmlulstratrlx with IlImhiI Is; sureties: E A Wooley, J II Yates, C A Wooley. Appraisers appointed: C A Wooley, James Wood and James ( uliowuy. Eslalo of J V lireen, cleoensecl. Probublo vulue f:!0"0. W M tlreen appointed administrator with flOOO bonds; surely, H M Titus. Aparaisers iippoliited: II II Sllckney, Charles Farrow and C H Frank. Ptllr onanl, Pvcuinlirr .1. Totiik Pks. The ahorlft of Linn county tistk Mrs Hannah, the female murderer sentenced for life, to the pen- llentiarv yesterday. The Halein Journal says: "As tho train neared Sulem. Attorney Wyatt. one of her counsel, who w a ou the train, iook the teal behind her and spoke to her. Her face brightened up and she talked earnestly to him for a short time about the chnnocs or the supreme court reversing Hie verdict of the lower court. Al about this time the peniicn tiurv came In viuw from the car window. 'I he great red wall of lhal Institution were plainly In evl deuce and Mrs Hannah as she real I .id her position looked very serious for a moment. I hen, however, she was as linnoriuralileasever. When the train reached Halem she wa escorted qulet- v tu a cub aud conveyed lo the prison Hherilf McFeron said he bad not been so thankful in his life as to know that he was alKiul to get rid of hi female prisoner, who he said gave more an novance than all the rest of hi boarders." A 21 PolM Baiiv. A buby whose welubt was 24 pounds al birth wa horn to the wife of John J Muckey, binltor in one of New lork solllce buildings the other day. Il Is a girl uud hcurs the proud distinction of l luif Ibe heaviest c hild i ver know n si such an early stsge In the game of life. The attending physician said II Is a remarkable Incident In a PIIVsl ciun's career to assist at the udveut of a baby of Unit weight, particularly If tho child be beiill'iy. as Is tlie case ef tlie ponderous Mis Muckey. At the Issl account she wu several pounn heavier tbllll Ut blltll. Ptllr hu.ra, l.i'iiitr A. Allot T RliHIT. - Today' Halem Statesman: "Mr Etta M. Trotter, native of Minnesota, uged 17 year was brought to tho Insane asylum yesterday from Eugene by Sherill Johiiion und the young woman's hu b iinl. Ili-r iu-uiiiiy is hereditary i ,i hard case to see n young wife of 17 jears going to the asylum und on the other hand there Is something lax lu the laws and usages that will allow a half liisune girl of t It ut age. lo become a wife." Psllr Ciusfl, Puieinls-r C Nkaki.v Dkmoc-katic:. At Iude- inudi iii-e yesterday a city election wa belH Willi the following nuii: may or TJ Lee. Democrat. Jtecorder, F Ford, democrat." Marshal W W Williams, democrat. Treasurer 1 1 lure I rvine. rrpunucnu. coiinciio - ! llrsl ward. WW Pertival. lepubll can: ss-cond ward. George Hinkle, d.nns'ral: third ward. M Merwlll , democrat, "-'7j. 'i i, i.i..l vi,i tmllcd was! with dumping saw uusi in tne river U. S. Land Commissioner. Jot'l W tiro, having boon ap pointed U. i Circuit Court 'otnmisaionor for tho district Oropon, is now prepared to make IIomrstkad I'ii-ixos, ixal l'ltooFs, and take tes timony lit .( OXTKST t ASKS. laving had thirty years o.- erience in this lino, ho will uaranteo satisfaction in J-V.W Jkl very case, uince in Uiia 'el lows' Uuilding, lCugene, Ore-ion. M THE SUTRKSIK roi'RT. The Kastero Oregon llrauch Asylum Case Argued. Monday's Salem Journal: "The supreme court this afternoon heard rguments In the Laaturu Oregon asylum suit, entitled: "State of Oregon upon reunion oi a C Taylor, respondents, vs W r Lord. II It Kincaid and Phil Metschuu, as board of commissioners for public buildings, apiK-llants' apcal from Marlon county. W t ljonl ami J u Morelauel fur appellants. H J Bigger for rvspondenls. --. "(iovernor IavtiI apwurtsl aud made an elaeorate argument on the equities of the cose against the contention of the board of state oftlolals of which he is now a memlwr, but wss nut when the suit was brought. 11. J. Blggtr rirned ahlv airainst the claims of Lord and Morelund." I'ltOllAULY FATAL ACCIDENT. Utile Men ef Mrs. Sclihmibcrg lias a Peculiar Accident. Last Saturday afternoon Charlie Schlomlmrg, the little eight year old son of Mrs. Hchlomlieig, who reside una farm alx miles west of Eugene, was the subject of a peculiar accident, which will lu all probability result fa tally. The little boy was playing w lib an old umbrella, when he fell aud one of the steed rib penetrated the heud just under the right rye, passing lb rough the orbit anil into me uraiu. Dr. Hamell was called am! did every thing possible lo relieve the little suit. rer. He Is fearful that the wound will result fatally. At last see, units Ibe little child was still ullvo. A Yaquina M an. Yaqiilna Post: 'ant Newt Gullthims, of the Ouu, who has been one of the most success ful of seal hunters on this Coast for several seasons past, had the iiiiafor tune to have hi vessel ana cargo oi seal skins seized during the lis it season for ulluged vlolatlou of the law lu re lation to sealing, lh matter came up for hearing befoie Judge Bellinger a few clay since, ami tho vessel aim argo were conll.caled. ('apt. Gull Hams, figures the loss at $7,000. I in mediately after the decision criminal irocecdlngs weie commencea agiuusi ant Gullliams, ami If he I convicted he may bo fined I -DO or more for vlolttt lug the law. Cant. Gullliams claim he was outside the proiiiuiteu nuui lug grouuds, while the government witness claims ho was Inside. Dillr Ouanl, Pvcemlitr 3. Tub (lus Factorv. G A Hachs and Oswald Mehner of the Euguue Ouu Fautory came up from Portland last night. Cant. Machs lias been in San Francisco for Hie past five mouths In the Interest or his fictory, ami since his rstuin to this city, though he has not definitely stated hi plans, It Is rumored that the factory has received substantial lift and will, as soon as arrangements can bo complet ed, be placed in operation, prooauiy soon after the holidays. Mr Mehner, Mr Hachs' nartner. remaluod in f.u ueoeunlila few weeks ago, when he went to t'ortiana to await in coming of Cant. Sachs. They have secured die service or au expert wno i now here. Died. At the home of hi mother, Mrs. Hchlomberg, a widow lady w ho rwiides six miles west of I'.ugsnn, Ifc-o. 2. lHltt. Cbas. E. Hchlnmberg, aged years. The cause ol death was from Inlurlos reeelved bv falling on an utti brella, one or llio steel mis entering the head lust below the right eye aud penetrating me urain. ivciyming uosslbla was done to relieve the little sullerer. hut without avail. The funer al services will be Held tomorrow at u a. in. at the residence. Tlie remains will be Interred In the Oak Hill cent etery at 1 p. m. PtilT Ouanl, liecember? Firkmen'h Election. The fire do pertinent election tor chief and assis tant chief engineer Is being held Ibis afternoon at the city hull. The polls will close at 0 d. m. erv III I la ex cllement Is man fitted by the lire bovs. Two rival tickets are in the Held as follows: Wld Mel lee and Fred lb r bold on on and on the other It. M Day and John Barter, In each Instance the first named being camiiiiaiss ior chief. The udge and clerk or elec tlonare: I. L. Hiiiipeon, A. C Mathews and J. W. Kay. pal It Uuartl, Deoemberl Lkc-ilte ToduT'n Sulem Htute man: Prof C II Chapman, pretidetit of lb University cd Oregon, will lec ture before the Hhakesiieriaii club at ('banning ball tomorow night. Bublect: "The Comedy ol Twelfth night." IMIir Ustrd, VeeeiuWra. ClTV Okkiceiw. nrlngfleld elected oily oflh-ers yesterday as follows: Mavor. K Martin: treasurer. J W Mlewart; recoider, V W Harshbarge ceunclliuen, U A vvaanuurn, Klulzley. bally Usar, Deetuiber J. FineuI2S. WHhortrldge. of Cot lage Giove was yee'erdsy brought before Justine Medley's court, charged Lud flqed J ami costs, '.V-J'.'.-VL..! r Cr1cuTator7 iOOD FOH EVERYBODY AJm.'sf cvrrvboJv t.il.f some laxative mrJitiiit to vlc.ci-e tlie svstcm and keep the hlooj pine, llue who Like SIMMONS LlVlk KUII'IMUK ilupiij or powder) get nil t!;c 1 eiiciiH cf a mil J anj pleasant Liv.itive anj tmlc t!i.it puritiri the blood an J slrengthrns the whole system. And more than this: SIMMONS I.IVLH REGU LATOR legubtci the Liver, kerns it active anj healthy, ai: J whrn the Liver Is In cooJ condition you find yourself free from Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- llraJ.khe and Ciuishpahon, and rid ot that worn out anj d;hilitated feeling. These are nil t.ucd bv a sluggish Liver. GooJ digfstimi and freedom fioin stomach troubles will only te h.iJ whrn the liver Is prcwrlv at work. It troubled with any of these complaints', Irv SIMMONS LIVER KLuULAro". I he k'ing of Liver Medi cines, uud Better than Pills. fr-KVLUY PACKAGE-, Has tho ' Stamp In red on wrappar. J. II. Zcilln & Co.. I'll I la., Pa. The Eraiigrllstlc Serrlcrs. Mondnv's Albany Democrut: Hol- dredge, uud Dickson closed three weeks of evangelistic, services 1U lute ilv last night, with good result. The woik wa probably the most thorough- orguul.cil or liny ever none iiere. During their stay hero a redlgloii can vas of i Iut city wus tukeu for the pur pose of future work. It shows the mowing, ho lar as II gins, me nguree giving memberships only indicating those in the city, and llio liumnor oi KTsons, simply church preference: O. ISO. ID persons mem H. at. 132 141 1!W 116 66 Biipllsls ,3111 145 Alelhodlst J.piscopal..4i;i 104 144 l.-.l 85 84 85 iW 38 74 21 ell lilted 1 risl.yteilan.VIU restiyicrlan a.i.i mil. 1'rcsliytei Ian... lii Congregational 2:10 68 79 39 26 hristiuu 214 : South 4J rolesluut lvnlscopul til Roman Catholic 1H vuiigullcul bl uthcran 3-S Other U No preference 2hl Total ,21110 10.18 800 total Total nun. her of adults, 1537; number under 21, 107.1; being 24Suu- derfi; 3.il fiom 5 10 12; 200 from 12 to Is- nj from is tu 25 nut married, and 4ii from i i to 40 not married. Thebisj In thu Sunday School la made up of X'A males and 470 females; :il.l uic churcli liieoineis anu oo uoi. fills ihs-s not Includo these coming to Sunday School I roni outside the city limits. The perceiitago of the 2010 Included In the list uiudo nre: Americans, 88; I lerniaiis, (i; Irish, 2; Jews, 1J; Bool- llsh, ;i5; KcHiidlnuviun, 4 0 omen, il. Prvnk Ha i-kh. Frederick U Howe ; Bro, Boston and New York, say la their lust clreulur: "A few Italian irunes havo been received and are sell, ng quickly upon arrival, and any ship ments that come forwurd ilurlugtne next few weeks will be quickly taken care of." A for California prunes thy tay I ho advanced price ou the coast have checked the ilemiiuu ior tue nrww eut. Most of the buyer Have gooutou bund which were bought at low prloea aud these will be disposed or before; more aret bought al the advanced rate. bev (mote Oregon and Washington Italian prune In iVpound boxes, de livered In New York or Boston aa fol- ows: 30-40. Hot iter pound; 40-oOe, 7uts; 60 00a, Ojcl. liO-80, Oots. Wast Aiu. Corvallls Time: Frank lloluomb, nut the notorloua Washington county ihlef, now In the icniteiiilury, but a nroiner or cue ,,,.i.u.,,i i.r i.'.llvu Ann Sandera Hoi- comb, chopiied a tree In the vicinity of Monroe the oilier nuy anu oy sotuw means sustained a broken leg. Ibe futnllv lo which bo belong nave moved from Monroo a short uisiauce Into Lane county, and reisirt y thai they uru In destitute clrcumtlanc. The nulghliors are curing for the young ohildreu aud will Hlltlon the l.ane couniy court 10 eaienu mu. tu hit Pack. Florence West The salmon puck for the season of 18U5 has been thu smallest ill several years. The extreme reticence of the cannery- i prevent furnishing the accural II g il res, but the estiuiuio i mat iuw Florence Canning Co nut up 5000 case and the Rose Hill cannery UOO0. The shortness of the pack Is partly clue to thu two weeks' strike in tue miuineor. the season, and the slack run. With the exception of two largo runs, the catch hu been far below the average. Jail llurs larlee. Han Fhancihco. Dec. 2. A sneolal from Stockton siiv that burglars stole 120,000 from the Tuolumne eounty jail a few days ago. Tho money belougecl to the county. Sherill ancy is, or course, responsible for the money, and either be or hi Umdsmen will replace It, so Hint the county will prouaoiy lose nothing. Dally Ciuard Peeeuiber 3. TiikAuiany Election. The city elect lou yesterday rculted as follows: For mayor, C C Burkhurt, dem.; re corder, N J Denton, rep.; marshal, C. O. Lee, clem.; treasurer, K A Parker, rep.; councllmen, W I? Tweedale, Charles Pfoiitor and I C Dickey. lu'lr Ciuard, IK-Ci'mber :C Ar a Biatim SrAuii. The river Is now ii feel alsive low w ater mark, and has raised in I he last few day. Thla will place it ut a boating stage.