The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, October 03, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEUGENE CITY GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, fraprlator. EUGENE CITY.. OREGON EVENTS OF THE DAY Am Intaraallng Collaellon of lUroiFrom ' lb Two llamlauharaa Prasantad la a Comlauaad Form. Ia collliluD between an express and an excursion train on tbe Ureal Eaet rn railroad, Dear London, seventeen persnus ware forlornly Injured. Dr. Lewis Bwift, ot tbe Mount Low obseravtory, I'aeadeua, Cat., has dis ooTered two new ooraets cloae toegtber, botb being about one degree from tbe inn. A terriflo gale bai swept tbe eoaal of the Untied Kingdom. Tbe atorm played hvoo wltb tbe tree In London parka, and.oauaod great damage mong ooaat and fish lug craft The loaa of life ia reported, alight Tbe Clyde Hue passenger ateamnr Frederick Dellarry, New York to Jack aonrllle, waa wrecked at Klttybawk, N. C. Tbe crew of seventeen men were taken off by life faring boat. Thore were no passengers or cargo board. In a pitched battle between a squad of policemen and gang of boodluina, at Philadelphia, I'a., Michael Pizza waa abot and killed and five otheta, three of whom were offlcera, were seri oualy injured. Tbe aoeneof tbe affray waa a diugy three-story brick bouae in the bear! of tbe Italian district Charloa i'feifer, living at Bright wood, lud., cut bis wife' throat and banned blinaelf. Doth are dead. I'feifer waa an operator on the Uig Four. The couple were married year ago and lived happily. Jt la be lieved tbat I'feifer waa temporarily in aane. The boiler of ninety-ton ten-wheel locomotive on the Dig Four road burnt t Pekin. Ill, barling the engine more than 100 feet, partly demolishing faotory, killing tbe fireman and break ing noarly all the glaaa within a quar ter of mile of the aceue I'iecea of tbe engine were picked a p 1,000 feet way aud one of the big drive whecla waa burled 400 feet from the track. The turnpike riotera are oot again in Lawrenoeburg, Ky., aud have de stroyed twenty of tbe twenty-four toll gatea In Andersou oouuty. Tbe couuty laat fall voted to make the plkea free. I'rooeedinga for appralaoiuent con demnation aud purchasing have been made, but the people did not wait for relief In that way. Under the lawa of Kentucky the couuty will have to make good the loaa aud damage by the mob. Klubard Williauia, the ei-cuatoma inapeotor, of Kan Frauoiaco, convicted of extortion, baa beeu anuteuced to all years' Imprisonment aud $10,000 flue. A bakery at Woodburu, (Jr., waa deatroyed by Are, aud baker named Ituhl waa burued while trying to aave aome of bis effecta from the building. The laa ia $J,000. llopa aggregating In quantity over 78,000 pouuda have beeu contracted by Marlon oouuty growera to t'hurlca Green A Bon, the purchase price being 6 cents pound. Edaou Keith, for forty yeara a promi nent oltlaeu of Chicago, threw himself into the lake at the foot of Thirteenth atreet in tbat city, while temporarily Inaaue, aa result ot chronic dyspepsia aud insomnia. Tbe American ahip Luaon, Captain Park, which left New York May 21 for Bsi njlial, passing Anjerou August 18, grounded on a bai at Woo Hung. It ia probable the ahip will be Hosted fter ahe baa beeu lighteued, but ahe must be dryducked before putting to aea again. "Kill me, kill mo; ahoot me out of tbii misery." Thia wai the Agonizing cry of Autou Duaback, wko baa beeu employed in the Guggenheim atnoltiug worka near Woodbridge, N. J. Dua back waa working near tank of aul phurio acid, whou be loat bla balance aud plunged headforemost to a fate more horrible than death. Ilia eyea were badly burued aud hla hair eaten off. lie cannot recover. From l'ittaburg, I'a., oomea word that Huaalau apiea aent out by the gov ernment of the oaur have atoleu Ameri can armor-plate aeoreta and propoae to turn their acquisition to profit by fur ulahing iuformatiou by meaiiaof which Russia may make her own sheaths for battleships. Thia In brief ia the dls oovery which has been kept quiet for aomemoutha by the ofllclala ot the Car negie Company, and which baa worried the naval authorltiea aud olllolala of thli oonntry aud of the ateel company. The euglucor aud ordinance depart meuta ot the army are preparing for the execution of the legislation of the laat congress, looking to the improve ment and atrengtheuing the fortitloa tiona aud ooaat defenaeaof thia oouutry. Plana for these Important worka have boon formulated, and iu moat Instances the approved projects are under head way. Tbe appropriatiou of (19,000,000 made by the last oongrcsa haa beeu al loted io aa to accomplish the greateat good with the means aud faoiiitiea at hand. The dwelling of James Madison, farmer living near New Kra, Or., burned to the ground while Mr. Madi son was away from home. The build ing was worth about 300 and Madi son had $1,000 in paper money, uotea and aooounta aud $10 iu gold in the bouae, all of which was lost. There waa no insurance. A mau named Maker, iu charge of the pumps at the White Swan mine, near llaker City, fell down 400-foot shaft aud was iustautly killed. He bad relatives in l'ortlaud. Tbe citizens of Hertford, twelve miles south of Cleveland, U , are horror stricken over highly seusattoual mur der which took place there. Jamea McMillan, who bad separated from his wife, decoyed her from her father's house, kidnapped bar, drove to a deuae wood, aud there hacked ber throat with Jaokulfe. Purauers frighteued him away. He stole horse aud buggy and atarted across tbe oouutry, pursued by a posse. Ninety-four per oeut of tbe street railroads ot tbe steal of New York era Bow operated by electricity. A Hap;r Hf 'a Awful Crime, One of lbs moat heinous murders In the biatory of Louisiana waeoomuillU by negro boy named John Johnson in a farmhouse four miles south of In dependence Joe Cotton, his wife, bsi brother aud two slaters were killed, the Aral by a pistol abot and the other four with an nx. The fiend who com mitted thi i quintuple murder is a negro boy who has been iu the employ ot Cotton since April 3. He was allowsd to sleep in the same houae. Tbe mo tive la a mystery, aa no attempt at robbery bad been made. The only member of the family who escaped was little Maud Miller, 14 years old. Hhe darted from the bouae and gave tbe ala'm. Hhe aays she saw Johnson begin tbe butchery by striking ber mother with tbe ax. Tbe murderer la still at large and Is being tracked witb bloodhounds by mob. He will prob ably be lynched if caught On KllUd, Thraa lojursd. Dy an explosion of gss al tbe Phila delphia A Heading Company's Middle Creek colliery, near Tromont, Pa., Ave men were burned. Two of the men died two hours later from tbelr In juries.. Two of tbe otbera oannot re cover. fatal Accident at laa. The ship Pytbomene, from Bydney, whlob baa just arrived at Han Fran ciaoo, re porta tbe death at aea August 18 of Henry II. Moy Ingham, an 18-year-old apprentice, who fell from the foreysrd to the deck. He lived forty- eight boura, aud was burled at sea. Plaliarman Indlctad. True bills bave been returned by the grand jury al Astoria against four fishermen for moiling to riot and as sault with dangeroua weapons, the orimes boing alleged to bave been com mitted at Booth' cannery during tbe recent strike of tbe fishermen. A Young llaar Hnntar. Louis Hartwig, 18 year-old boy living at Astoria, killed an old bear and cub in tbe outskirts of that city, fter an exciting battle witb the mother bear, iu which the daring young nlm rod narrowly escaped being killed. A Thousand Armaulaoa Klllad. It appear that tbooaand Arme nlana bave been killed iu a recent massacre at Egln, in the Kharpoot re gion. It ia reported that hundred Armenians bave been killed at Divrlg, In tbe sume villayet Oil Tanks Hurnad. Ten largo tanks of oil belonging to the Waters-Pioroe Oil Company, of East Ht. Louis, were deatroyed by fire. Many thousand bariela of oil were burued, causing a loaa of $40,000. A Horrible Crime. Joseph Dash, of Cleveland, O., for aome unknown reason, conceived the ghastly idea of killiug his whole fam ily, aud, securing a crowbar, repaired to the rojin where bla wife aud two daughters were sleeping. With oue blow be crushed the skull of his wife aud then turned to the cradle of bis youugeat child. The 19-year-old daughter in another bed awoke and sprang to arrcat the fiend's arm, but the blow fell across the iufant'a face. A desperate fight betweeu father and daughter took place. The girl's acre in a brought assistance aud the mau fled. Tbe woman ia at the point ot death, but the infant may live. A Drttrurtlva Hlaia. The Miaaouri military aoadomy, situ ated about mile south of Mexico, Mo., burned to the ground, causing a loss of $75,000 ou the building aud a heavy lota in personal effecta. The luauranoe is $37,000. Huudreds of students were in the building when the fire broke out, but no Uvea wore loat Many had narrow esoapea and received injuries. The fire ia thought to bave been of iuceudiary origin. HwKs Veugaanre. James Hawkins, a negrj, outraged o-year-old white child iu Gretna, La. When the oftloera attempted to capture bim they tired into a crowd of negroea, killing Alexander and Arthur Green. Hawkiua waa later lodged in jail. A mob broke through aud took bim out, hauged him and threw tbe body into the liver. Kata Agalu Atlvanr-ad. The goreruors of the Hank of Eng land have agalu advanced the mini mum rate of discount one half per ceul to 8 per cent Thia ia an advanoe of 1 per oeut in lesa than month. Good authorities say that this will but tem porarily check the large gold with drawals for shipment to the United States. Esnloilvaa Iu fhureh. Three bottles of uitrio acid, two bot tles of sulphurlo acid, fourteen pounds of glycerine, two vessel for the manu facture ot explosives, some priutiug type and some threatening letters were found iu au Aruieniau church In Con stantinople. A Heliooiiar Lost The South aea mlsslonarv anhnnna of the Josephites, Evanella, foundered at sea, and the missionaries and crew" i took to boata aud were aaved. t'ranarlng to Calabralo. Newtouudlaud is organixlug to cele brate the fourth oenteuuary of Cabot' dlsoovery ot the islaud, which occur next year. Warthuuii t'ollantad. Iu Geueasee, Idaho, the warehouse owned by Frank Broa. aud operated by H. A. Thatcher, oollapaed while the meu were at worjt uuloadiug teams, completely demolishing the building. One of the teams waa caught iu the oollapae. There were six men in the building, but all were gotten out un hurt The loss will be several thou sand dollars. Portland, dr., street improvement warrauts are being sought after. Two Mlllloht In Soraralgus. The treaaury department has iufor- j mation ot the exiected arrival at San . Frauoiaoo of $1, 500,000 in English ' sovereigns, which will be deposited at tbe I'uited States mint iu exchange for gold niiut eertificatea, which, in ture ' will be deposited iu exchange for cur- j rrucy to lie paid to importers in New York. This gold oomea from Australia on orders of New York bankers aud brokers. Tihs ahipmeut, added to tl o mounts already reported iu sight, will bring the real n serve up to about 124,000,000. GUITEAU OF BAD fvUMORY. Display la SaUin ot Collaatloa of firussunia Rallra. Salem, Or.., Kept 28. Tbe mero orv of l harles J. Guiteaa, the assassin ' of President Garfield, bsi been revived bere by display ot relics by busi ness bouae. The collection ia the prop erty of F. 8. Lull, nephew of John C. Crocker, who was warden of tbe Wash ington oity jail during the time of Uuiteau's incarceration. Among the collection is a pleae of tbe bemp rope with which tbe ssaaaain was hanged, and also a pieoe of the cotton rope thai his hands were tied witb. Each is about i inches long. Wardeu Crocker died two yiars ago, but Mr. Lull has a certificate in bia uncle's handwriting that tbe bemp memeuto , waa but from the rope thai banged Guiteau. Tbe collection also contains bottle of the sand used In testing the strength of the hangman's rope, J orlbbage board made from tbe lid of Guiteao's ooflln, and a lock of bis bair. A relio among tbe collection Ibat at tracts special atteution is laosimiie of the bullet that waa aimed at the prisoner by jail guard. Tbe bullet, after passing through Guiteau's coat and a photograph in bis pocket, strucl tbs brick wall and flattened out Tbe shape ot the lead when picked np bore such a marked resetnblauoe to tbe bual of Guiteaa that it waa preserved, and facsimiles bave since been made. During a part of the time of tbe as sassin's oonfluemeut in jail, bis mall matter was two to three wagonloads day. It con si ted mostly of letters de nouncing Guiteaa, often accompanied witb bideoua drawluga and piotuies, and the contribution of a bouquet by one peraon, Edward Dickey, Wash ington floiiat. The collection secured from Mr. Lull onutaius preaerved leaf from the bouquet and the card which aooompanied it On the card is inscribed: "We meet in paardise. Farewell." Another neatly written card of the collection reads: "You call yourself Git tow, You villainous, murdering imp; Dut we are glad to know You surely will get hemp." A pen-and-ink drawing pictures jail witb an empty cell and scaffold in the rear. Below the empty oell is written: "Empty is the oradle, Charles Guiteau is gone." Another represents Guiteau In agony just after the trapdoor has beeu sprung. The picture ia designated as "the irreaistible impulse." A pin, the bead representing tbe as aaaalnated president, ia accompained witb the instructions that it be worn June 80, 1893, the date of the execu tion. The Lull collection coutaiua a vast amount of Confederate money. Oue bill for $50 is made payable two yeara after secession baa triumped. AN OLD MAN'S BRIDE. I'louear Mauburu'a llonayuiuou Has au Unplaasaut Kndlug. Jackaou, Cat., Kept. 28. A few days ago is. a. Hanburn, an a year-old pioneer, was introduced to Mrs. Julia LIughes, receut arrival from Oakland It was caae of love at first sight, and Sanborn prroposed marriage immedi ately. Next day the two were married and started off on a wedding tour, fol lowed by the good-natured congratula tions of the townspeople. The follow ing day tbey returned aud aettlod down iu Hunboru'a house. The couple seemed very happy, but today Mauboru's little romance came to a sudden end. The old mau took bia customary nap today, and whou be awoke be missed his wife, also $400. He investigated aud fouud that Mrs. ISauborn had hired a horse and departed with her trunk to some point outside of the couuty. Sauboru swore out a warrant charging his bride with graud larceny, aud the s'leritl' it now purauiug her. A Mayora Novel ldaa. Ban Diego, Hept. 8. Mayor Carl son sent novel communication to the oouuoil last night. A resolution had been Introduced strongly ciitioisiug the mayor "lor oavorting around the country," and the mayor replied to it by setting forth bis plans if eleoted con gressman. He bases his plea for sup port on bill be proposes to introduce in oougress, providing for the expendi ture of $500,000,000 iu the erection of government buildings iu every county seat in the nation. To pay for thia, the government is to issue "pnblio im provement scrip," which will be met witb money saved from rental. Tbe resolution criticising the mayor has not yet come to a vote. Tu-ka lsserata a t'einotory. Cauea, Spet 85. The Tuika bave desecrated aud profaned the cemetery at Suda bay under the eyes ot the offi cers ot the British and Austrian men-of-war. During negotiations for the Cretan settlement Great llritaiu aud Russia agreed to permit Greece to an nex Crete at the first opportuuity pre senting itself. Matsacra of Ariuanlana Conlleua. Constantinople, Sept. 24. Disturb ances occurred September 18 at Gum aahmaden, villayet of Karpoot, owiug to an iucursiou ot Kurds. No details have been received. Troops have been dispatched to the awne. The Arme uiaua were murdered at Angora, Sep tember 19, on account of au outbreak ot fire. Crushing tha Opposition. Singapore. Sept 85. The viceroy of Naukiug baa issued a proclamation forbidding the transfer of land at Wu Suug to foreigners because the im provements of the river will make Wu Sung a greater port tliau Shanghai. According to the most careful com putation, only on) person iu 100,000 of both sex. a attains the age of 100 years, and inly six to seveu in 100 tha sgd of sixty. Killed Her Husuaud and Herself. Chicago, Sept 28. Harry M. Cou way, 81 years old, was shot and in stantly killed thia evening by bis wife, Graoe Clark Conway, who was only 18 years old. The Conway have beeu living in Chicago but three months, he coming torn Lyons, Iowa, and the lg fom Lyons, Iowa, and the 1 of his wife being at Rockford, ! The couple had frequent quarrels the attentions paid by Conway to ng woman in Sterling, Neb . and i borne of III ever the you it was duriug one ot thee quarrels that the woman killed her husband. She ahot herself thr gh the heart iin mediatley afteiward. PROTECTED BY TROOK Leadville Received Miners From missouri. CiAFK IX TJIK KMUICr STOlKADB alrlkars Wara on Haud to l' r,,,r' but Mara r"rlgliliiad bjr Ilia Sight of Ilia ,uiis. r-andville. Went. 2. The filt dele- : gstiou of miners from Missouri arrived ever the Denver & Rio Grande at 4:20 ! P. M. The traiu was a special, aud 1 was met at Malta, three milts out, by tbe two uew companies of militia or ganized thia week aud composed eu 1 tirely of bnaiuess meu aud clerks. ! Tbey escorted the traiu to the city, where it waa met by oue half of Geu ' eral Urooka' command, 600 stiuug, ; j with a portion of the Chaffee light ar-, tillery, two Oatliug guua aud a cav-; lry troop. i Tha avnt.flva miners were sur ... ... . .... roonaea oy soiuitrs anu u -a. - nassed down Harrison avenue to East Fifth street, and thence Emmet mino. Aloug the were frequent yells of ' strike sympatibzers, aud were booted at After toward the route there 'scab" from the soldiers leaving the venue and getting to seotion where manv minora live, the call of "scab" I and Jeering at the troops increased in volume. At Orange street, the cavalcade baited for a breuthiug spell, and bere tbe enraged crowd grew more demon- strative. orowdiuit closely upon tbe trixins and ahoweriua abusive epithets alike nnon miners and militia. One ot the officers, who was singled out by the men fur special abuse aud crowd ing, grew angry aud finally drew his sword, striking one ot his tormentors cross the face with the Hat side 01 tne months. word and giving the other bard j Tne groom is 22 years old, and says blow on the back aa be turned away. that bis father is wealthy business The command being ready to move, mua. The couple disappeared last the order was given to charge the ( night, and after they were safely out of crowd with gun butts and push them reach Mrs. Wood received a letter back to give room for the marchiug I fruIU young Fritcher iu which be said: column. It was a most welcome order, j "We will be, by the time you re aud the oolerlty with which it waa 0eive thia, married, either in Cleve obeyed sont a panic through the orowd. ! tuft 0r Detroit." who fled over fences and through Alter the departure of tbe couple a yards. Several windows of hous I student named Addenbrook, witb were broken in by men blind with fear j whom Fritcher roomed bere, missed who simply dashed away from the guua ' $30 and a dres suit, and landed iusido the windows with 1 bands and faces bloeditlg from tllb Troultla Brc Ing In South America. broken glass. The march was theu re-1 Guavfluuil. Kcuador, Sept 28. sumed without further incideut Tbe miuera were soon inside the Em- met stockade, and the escort of uiiliitu returned to cauip. A Long Nlaud tVatarspuul. Patuhogue, L. I., Sept. 28 A fierce wniriwiuii ana waterspout awept t:ie great south bay for several milts lust uight. It seemed to descend from the heaveas until it reached the surface ot the bay, where it started whirling ea-t-ward with the roar of hundred freight trains. The apout was noticed first down to ward Fire island and swept east at a fearful rate. Wlitu opposite Hay tun it struck the yacht Henry G. Miller, turning her bottom up. Theu the great roaring body of water veered it course aud went whittling away iu different directions. V hen the apout reached point off Patchogue it started towards the uiaiu shore. Saud win hurled in the air and where there wa only three feet of water there is now six or seven. The waterspout finally starte 1 north "".. ppu.. u., east -.1 ..... ....1 . , . . . Patchogue. When it struck the earth whirlwind formed inrtautly. Tui turned over bathhouses, tore up treet and finally played havoc iu o iru del Is Wordan Sentrureil to Drain Woodland, Cat., Sept. 28 When Wordeu was brought into court for re sentence today, Judge Grunt iuquirec of counsel if there was any reason wh; the day ahould not bu fixed for carry ing into execution the teuteuce imposed Receiving a negative answer, the court fixed Friday, December 18, at Folsoai state prison, aa the time tor carrying the sentence iuto executiou. Au ap peal will be made to the goveimr foi commutation to life aeuteuce. Tbe at torneys for Wordeu say there are mat ters that ought to be urged iu Wordeu'a behalf, but there is no legal method ol gettiug them before any court, aud they will be urged before the governor. Pour Murderers fr icrulvd, Albuquerque, N. M., Sept 28. Dion Saudoval, who shot and killed Viotori auo Tenorio July 20, 1085, was hanged here this afternoon before a crowd 0' several thousand. He waa calm and composed to the last Perfect 1 Padela, who assassinated John Yipoud, a miner, aud Kosario King, who shot aud killed Carlos Mibarri, were executed at Tierra Amarilla, while Aut mio Geu- lies paid tbe penalty of death for the murder of Charles Vauocle at Rosa well. Colorado Iron t onipany In Operation Pueblo, Colo., Sept. 28 Every de partment of the Pueblo steel plant of me voiorano r uei iron Company, about which sensational reports of a gi urn., uuiu.m u wot reueuwj oircu- lated, is now in full operation, with a .Vroe of 2,000 men Mountain View, Cal., Sept. 2S. The passenger train leaving San Fran cisco at 10:40 aud a lone eniriue oollid- ed about a mile south of here today, nuu um ior me presence 01 miuft ot the, euigueerof the passenger train, who, j wheu he saw what waa comiug, suo-1 oeeded iu bringing his engine to stop, . there would no doubt have been a seri-1 .....i.!.... 1-1... . ... .... I "wmrai. eoKines nia not rail. from the track, .thoutin they are cou - siderably smashed. No oue waa iu- jured. roreigu Minuter at iiiyaqtiii. London, Sept. 28. Sir George New Guayaquil. E.mador, Sept. 38 The wno contemplated issuing a chal Americau, Hritisrj and French ruin- le,1Ke ,or ,ne Amerii-a's cup last yeir isters hve arrived in thia city from ,r,er ,he Defeuder-Valkyrie fiasco re VJutio, aooompanieil by the miniver ot wi ly made a request 'to the Roval foreign affairs, their object belgn to be Lol"l',"i Vacht Club to support him iu preseut at the meeting of tbs national 1"ng a challenge for the America'. preseut at the meeting of tha national convention which will assemble early next month. . "J"". Amsterdam, Sept 28. -The steamer which was blown a.hore yesterday on Tenhling island, iu th North nd retobe ,he North German Lloyd liuer, prove lo be the Spanish steamer Hugo. THE TIDE HAS TURNED. . I. Hmtam Rastorad la Bual u i i - - - iiaas Vlrelas. New York, Bopt. 8.-R. U- D" riew of trade says: A very moderate and distinct Im provement ii seen, no longer only In the buying of materials, which con linuei at atiffcr prices, but lso in or ders for products of some Industries, in . j - r,t funics. money markets idiibhi" - - and it is yet little more than step letter minus uui - nJ rrH liiinn important woi prompted a few considerable contracts. Coutiuulug arrivals of gold have raised the treasury reserve above $124. 000.000, strengthened the banks nl relaxed the stringency in commer:ial loans, so that at about 1 per cent lower rates more business was done than iu three previous weeks. Hoarding Is no longer reported, but some boards are beiug unlocked. The movement cf crops continues large, aud purchases for exports have advanced prices or prevented deprea aion. While the gains in working force Is not great, it seems clear that, for the first time in many months, there Is some gain. An important chaiige is the oener.il advance in produce, sou - - ,uiu ,M .ham- especially iu wheat, which rose sharp l rUaina ft l-8o b Urber lor tue weea, with muuh buying, apparently for toreign account LaN AW:.Y TO GET MARRIED. a.nsatlou.l Klop-.,,nt of Two Ohio i'i'i. j Oberlin. O.. fcopt 38. alias auco prjoe( formerly au Oberlin student, Heury C. Fritcher, of Loa Angeles, j DaTe eloped from Oberlin. Miss Frice ifl t,ot 17 Tears old and was visiting her aunt thore. Mrs. Wuod. bbe is beautiful girl, and her pareuta are mis-1 siouaries in tbe Miuronesian islands. Tbey are so many thousand miles away ; that they can only communicate with the daughter at intervals 01 many . : There are fears here of another inva-1 toa Umu the Peruviun force, which ! was recently repulsed. Tbe invadiug 1 force cotisisted of 100 rebels, ot whom twenty-seven were killed and seveuteen were made prisouers. All tne arms, ammuIli!ion Hlld gt()rM 0f the rebel I wire captured. All the political pris ! oners at Guayaquil bave been released by order of Alfaro, commanding the 1 loyal forces. A correspondent at ! Bogota telegraphs that El Centenel, a newspaper, has been suspended by the 1 government for priutiug an article en , titled "Weylerand Ciirr," stigmatiz- j 1 ing both as being notorious throughout , the world for their ferocious aud I bloodthirsty instincts. A Boon, Iu I'ugalUm. San Francisco, Sept. 28. From pres eut appearances, San Francisco ia about to experience another boom in pugil- ism. This morning the health aud po-1 j lice commissioners of the board ot su-! 1 pervisors recommended tbe issuance of , permits to five different clubs for fistic m nitfufa atifl iirn nr tlirAA Iiuva olrauilv ' 1 1 v 1 j beeu granted. When the applications came up for consideration Supervisor Bei.j unin said they might as well re ; port favorably on all ot them, so the i Eureka Athletic Ckib, which is trying j to get the Corbett-Sharkey fight, will get a permit to give a boxing ooutest on November 26. Advanca In Wheat at 8au Francisco. San Francisco. Sept. 38. Wheat prices are up, and tbe indications are that they will remain aa Within the last three weeks tbey have advanced $3 a ton, and as the surplus orop of the state ia estimated at 700,000 tons, this means a profit ot over $2,000,000 for California farmers. The cause of the rise in prioe is the deorease of the world's supply of wheat The surplus naa been exhausted, aud England, bav ing been cut off from several sources of supply, is looking to this oountry for wheat Kobbrd a Foundry. Chicago, Sept 28. Two men, dis guised, committed a daring robbery at the Union Foundry Company's oftioe at Brighton Park this afternoon, robbing the company of $1,600. They then es caped by means of a buggy, but not be fore they had shot oue man and fired several shots into a crowd of people who were chasing them. A patrol wagou gave chase, but did not auoceed in captuiing the robbers. MhllUts Ware Making Kaady. Loudon, Sept. 25 It transpired tc day that enough cirdite to blow ud a house was discovered ou Monday, hid den iu a Uollow pillar on Stamford 1 street, which is inhabited by RuBsian neorews, auspectod or nihilism. The . police are searshiug houses iu thr neighborhood. Ranrhrr Killed In a Bums, Or., Sept. Wagon Ac. 1,1, ,. 28. A. Wiute - tneier, rending about thirtv j "orth on the Canyou City road, in Sil- Tl vaney, miugs tho report that Unit Adam, a raucner neighbor of bia i w instantly killed on the afternoon I of the 17th by being thrown from a ! wagou-load of wood, breakinn hU nru I TL. J , . "I.. lew.isen waa anout Ri ,n ; h owner of considerable real prnpert "d some cattle and horsea and ge, y was lormei i.v a re i lent ot The Dalle. . .. - .MM., '"ng a challenge for the America P' ,he conditions to be attached the challenge being that the m t h should be sailed off Halif ti ; Royal London Club hai dec .n . to tches Th. ' cede to Sir ( We-. w "ed t0 Jn that bTtTob D ,h pa.sed lVuL It VZ', sift of tha v.-v.u V ??w.?wd 01 the cup was Inimical .o yachting PORTLAND MARKETS. Now tbat tbe wheal movement baa . in at a irood baoe. Business la pick- 1 ing up io nii.r.y linn, and merchauu aie inclined to take a more hopeful I view of tbe situation, nop are Icommeuomg to move, and while in i price is so low as to leave the grower I little or nothing for fan labor, It 11 still sufficient to put in circulation cou sidurable wouuy tbat bus passed into the hands of the pickers ana oiners en , Ju ( ,ue orop int0 market- ablosbapo. Whaat Markat. The local wheat market coutlnnw firm, with au upward tendcuoy, and WHin marked nn auoiner ocm .1.,. K.:inta have been 100 carloads per day for tbe past week, u notations are: Walla Walla. 6a to 6-loi Valley, 65 to 6(Jo per bushel. Prod una Market. Fioib Portland, Hulem, CacJi ami Duvton, :'-); Heiiiuu county sum! V liitoL'ily, $U.Hu; graham, l-MO; au oerline, 15 per barrel. U.r-Oioice white.aOirtlttcper bush-.1- iioiie iiibv. LIMUlc. Kolled oat lire quoted as follows: Bags, 1.20(J 6.L'j; barrels, H.BUyT; cases, 3.76. ii . v I'nmiLiiv. fM.5o our tons in eat, f (I j 7.60; clover, $019 7 ; oat, 7.60 j wheat, $ ' oO iliiaiY Feed barley, $13.50 per ton; brewing, $14itld. Mii.UTurrs Uraa. $12 60; shorts, $12 W; middlings, HU.60; rye, W)i BcTisa Fancv creamery is quoted at 40j: fancy dairy, Uc; lair to good, :0.i22,',c. I'oiAiona.-Culifornia, 65c; Oregon, 6jiouc per saek; sweets, 2o per pound. Unions Ooc i er cwt. PooLTav Chiikeus. mixed. $2 60:3 3 00 b oilere, ll.2oiu2?6: gevse.l0.O0: turkeys, live, 10;; ducks, $3.00(j4 0C per dozen. Eoos Oregon. 20i per doxen. CiiaKKg Oregon. 10c; Califo nl8c; You n if America, lie per pound. Ykuetaiii.kb Garlic, new, 10c pet pound: cabbage, lc pr pound; toma- ' ...c. .".1... . ........ In, viz lUrB, US 'nonj per UUA suing "l,lni . (a;lc per pound; wax lieans, 2ti3e per pound; cucuiiili'is, 15c25c per box; eu'g plant, $1.6 J per irate; corn, 10(4 I.1 in per doien ; summer quah, 25c per" box ; green pepp-ra, $1 per box. lHoi';ii, furir Cahiornia lemons, fancy, are quoted at $:i 60t4 60 per box ; bananas, $1' 60 per bunch; Valencia late oranneg, $4.6iiw5.00; pineapples, $3.0C (4.1MJ per dozen. I iikmi Khi 1 r California apples, 11.26 ( 1.60; Oregon, tl per box ; crab apples. Wc; pears, 76i"S&c; prune, 2'tc ei )oiiiid ; Nalaway peaches, oOik 0c ; Sniiaf river ami Indian Ked, 5oc per box ; wa termelons, liugue river, $1 00 per dozen; Calitoi ma, $1 26 per uozen ; antiloupes. Oregon, (Hk-iit-l per crate; quinces, $' ; grapes, 40m Sue per crate; Hungarian iihiins, ti le per box ; egf, 1 'c per pound ; Kahtern Oinrord grapes, :i5c er basket. i'liitu Kiifns Apples, evaluated, bleached, 4y4l.je; tin bleached, S'st'tle; sun-dried, sacks or boxes, 3't'4c; pears, sun and evaporated, 6(iMic; pinned, 3(5c per pound ; figs. 10c per pound. WooiVallev. 0c, per pound; East ern Oregon, 5(tf7c. lloi-s New crop, tic; old, 2c. I Ni'if l'eiimits, 0(37cper pound fot raw, 10c lor ro. eteil ; cocounu s, Wv per dozen ; wall uts, lL"wl4e; pine nuts, 15-; lia-kory nuts, emlOc; chestnuts. 17c; Brazil, 12c; eians, large, lie; JiuiiIm), 10c; lilberte, 12'fi'i fancy, large, 14e; lurd-shell, 8c; paper-slit II, lU(d 12'c. Pitoviaiosa Portland pack : 6moked luuiifl are quoted at UiwlU'vc per lb; picnic bams, 7c; boneless bains, 7,'ac; bieakfust bacon, PV; "bacon, 0c; dry salt Hitler, 6'vc; lard, 6-ioiind pails, 7c; 10s. ti?ttc; 60s, 8 '4c; tierces, 7c pel pound. iliin:s Dry hides, No. 1, 10 ponndt snd upward, H'j.d'.lc per jkjihuI; dry kip, No. 1, 6 to 10 pounds, 7c per pound; dry 1 a1 1, No. 1, under 6 pounds, ll(u 13c; dr-y called, one-third le.-s than dry II lit. Suited hides, sound eteers, 00 pounds, and over, tic: do, 50 to (0 pounds. 6c: j ('u, under &0 pounds and cows, 3(d lc; do, kip, sound 6teers. 15 to HO Hounds. 4c; do, veal, 10 to 14 pounds, 5c; do, calf, under 10 pounds, 60c; gieen (un salted?, lc per pound lees; culls (hulls, stags, moth-eaten, badly cut, scored, hair slipped, weather-beaten or grubby; one-third less. Hukmvax li0'22 per pound. Tai.low Prime, per pouud, 3i 2.'uc; No. 2 and grease, 2tgc. Marcbaudlso Markat, Salmon Columbia, river No. 1. tails $1.251.00; No. 2. talis, $2.25(32.00: fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.76(31.85; Alaska No. 1, tails, $1.20(1.30; No. 2, tails, $1.9T (J 2.25. Cokdaqs Manilla rope, l-inch, l nuoted at 8c; White tisal, hard twisted : Rope, l'4-in. tir. and upward, 0'4c; IUJJT, l.-lUICtlU, U4C. Mln a u 4..tltlu,i 1 : Al n . ... i ., ! drv rraniilat.i K,.' ...,iJ. , .... ?CJ 1 powdered, tk: per pound: !.c nernnnnH discount on all grades lor prompt cash half barrels. Km0 more than barrels mapie suitar. iota lor per pouud. CoKFliK Mocha. 27idai, Java, laucy. 2i(aaic; Costa Kica, 2).i . vej vKracai, (u22-; Albilckle, 1 :oc; f-alvaoor. Ill 15; I. ion, $18 15; Columbia, a 18.15 per ease. Rug Island, 4 0Jiii4.60 I span, ti 34 50. Coal On. Cases, lflo; 17'oc; tRiika. 15',.c Iter imiiftn per sack; barrels, W 11 bat BAUB-taleutta, 4.25(g4.37 for July and AugiM deliveries. . Heat Market. Bxek Gross, top steers, $2.25: cows $1.75(?2.1'0; dressed beef, 3',4o oer McTTOM-Gross, best sheep, wethers. l.6; ewes, $1.5U; dressed muikv su per pound. ' ' " VgAL-Net, small, 4','cj Urge, SQ 3,V per pound. 8 90c r8Troe,s,.thoice' hevr. $3.00ia 3.25; light ud feeders, $2.60,688 oSia.uc per ponna. SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. Potatoes Garnet Chile 40(nr,iV 55c; E'artt -vv-iwwx , ,u,r uuroanks, sweets, 0.H" 1.2) per cental. 25 ( 30c; unions 11)3; :c per eavk for yellow, ovc lor pickle, -wire, lots.uc; ranch, 25iu30c ducks, 1G(s17c per dixen. 0,M'C Cmitss-rancy, mild. new. 8'.'ffliii .mo0' 7'-,?8'C! YounJ'AmeMca Hops .4a per pound for old liCTTiiB--rancy creamery, L7C- dc seconds, 24aakj; fancy dairy 24c seconds, 18;i22c y 1 "uuL-!.n Joaouin and s.wi.-... "WHICI J n.r;I,V4l"e'.;.be.t.nd 6 (H)-alfalfa ti. .. M oo'oi cro?, Sv ri Vo;5: t Tid $4.505; pTr ton. '7-W; stock, ..a. a a R.l - ran. policemen have been supplied With electric dark lantern. rrtAUt tilrva IJt. 1. Sic; do year's time, 4ur5'..c: NevaJia I heavy o,a 7c; do. choicefs aCcf ZZfc ! nil, CUOIce. 1 in 1 - no. r Stead y Gr0 and Enterprise, ITEMS OK GESKBAL fro,., All II,. en... ,M Tl,rll, ,.. . tj -""son. I Wood ia being sold in , uu is avarce . 1 A number of nronri . inn j Astoria have begun cloaln. thTr' , of business at 7 o'clock P t Captain KraUfe, of OoBp, dleton, say. that the luemO company will ,oon qualifI ! hooters. This will Kive good showiug at the VJ ! should there be oue 1 i.e J The irrigating eaual outl.awe,,., of Hood river valley i-ueari tlon, and will furnish water T 5 gating that entire section Th.' will carry 2.000 inches of was constructed at a,, expen.. The First National bank of Ba ld 27,000 pound, of wool UifSf y for 0 cents a pound, n-.i.' nd sixty thousand puuudi Ii.iiTT wool that ba. been .old In He! since tbe June. wool blockade begttT! A party of hunter, on tbs KAi' re reported to lucre killed fonrtlk' other day. When they ntar haul the elk out of th. T0 found two large black bear. .17 carcasses. In order to t th. rhrytdiderbdtokiUtiie The Weston mill, have oompUy the 100-ton order ot flour for (w nd shipment of five csrlcdi tu made last week. A car of Hoar id, oar of feed were .hipped to PortUat Tbe latter wa. the largest cir m loaded there, and held 250 barrelt At order has recently been rewired in, San Francisco for two curloadi. A party of government engines b arrived in Salem and began . of the Willamtte river there, prepars. tory to the work of building tii dams above tbe city, which art to pro. tect the point at the Polk coontjnit, opposite tbe oity, and to keep th rug in tbe old cbauuol. It will alio be de termined what bars in the merireg be removed in order to keep thecbu nel clear aud protect tbe river taokt Fiah continue to run moderately, though there was noticeable impro ment tbe first of the week over the catch during tbe closing day! ot Us week, say the Astorian. The mil silversides haa not yet commenced, ta it is looked for within few di.n,i;. til which time the oanner. will M make any particular effort, to inertia their daily packing. The oivil engineer who bubeuii the Blue river miue surveying i ton for a wagon road reports having Kittl ed a splendid route for s roid n (juarts crock to the Lucky Boy nine, and that the grade will lie an eut cat He is in the employ of the London Ei ploration Company, which tuireati purchased that property. Tbii ni will not be of leuc-lit to (JoldH oiaims. Waalilngliin. The Pieroe county fair ha ended. The association will be nearly J,0M ahead after all expenses are paii Citizens ot Oakesdale have inocetdd in establishing a free reading-room th it city for the use of wurkingmen It is reported that some sort of tors ia eating the grasshoppers that bin been so numerous iu the vicinity' Wilbur. The lumber shipments of Wmhinf ton thia vear are slinhtlv over 20,000,- 000 feet larger than for like period in 1805. Most of the prospector, srs being driven out ot the uiouutaini of u Okanogan reservation by the appro of cold weather. J. W. Foster aud Martin Becker, tl two men reported tobiivebendrowofd in the Spokane river while on s total trip, have turned up safe in Spoku The people of Yuklma are comput ing of tbe bobo nuisince, and are call ins for it abatemeut. They Duttinff them to work ou tbe treet. Helen M. Henroth, president of general association of women', clots, is on the way from Chicago to Tioo ma, where ahe will attend the neetui of the state associations. On ber it turn be will nop in Spokane, snd w tendered a reception by the Soroai The Northern Paciflo railJ' erect at Spokane, on the site of tbe w carahops, a new water tank, win capacity ot 63,000 gallons. tand forty-two feet above the ir the top of it reaching a height of wu feet Bold neakthieves are systematic at work in the residence districts c u wi,o., a , aiDroaoa a house and find some cue at borne m ask for something to eat. H a bell is not answered they go la " . ... . .,r monefa"11 ransaca tne preuuoun - valnnMpa. E. F. Benson, special land eianii of the Northern Pacific ra. V been busy conferring with mP regarding the leasing of the eonpA lands tor grazing purposes- nuuarea moasuuu " ..u. been lead to sheepmcu and navo men. ine laiier u , ..i ill v , twecn Cow creek aud the raie low tbe mouth of Rock sheepmen have all the territory except a few sections that na been rented. It is ,M balanoe will soon be occupied. Lawyer, are finding the cot of gation in the federal court ones than formerly. Tbefailureo 'b" ernment to tack on the nan r the appropriatioua bill 7hltr clerks of the federal courts ot w ton, Idaho and Montana dow aa in Oregon, California. the cause of the change. iDeV, t,,i : posit lee 01 i i hen the ,ait u eD. ing thU in.uffloient tvnoit fan f,f tin is sun read of fl; ennea eut t of nnnrt. there Win of court, there will W 1 vr ot the lui8nt ,0 t JJ of I nne.nended fees The Kbool. Of Evidence ot M Which ther .... . . ' Z ,.v 4 - u 150 feet away. bnr opened with 80 pP-' n irol'-)