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Lincoln County Leader. J. F. STEW AKT, Publl.L.r. TOLEDO. . . OREGON OCCIDENTAL NEWS. BUSIXESS BREVITIES. Pugnacious Prisoner Threshed by a California Justice. AN ARIZONA PROBATE JUDGE A Company Petitions for Permission to Float Logs Down tlie Mo kciumne liiver. Sacramento officials are driving out me IHIUJIMtUTM. Armor jilutcs for tlie Monndnock arc arriving lit the A are island navy yard The (ircat. Northern railroad in secur ing ground for a depot and yanl atTu coma. The Congress mine; near Prescoft. A I'., which has lain idle for two veins, in neing puiii jjetl out, and work will soon ne t -ii 1 1 1 e i . Frank Liittrell, son of tho lato Hon John iv. Liittrell. United States i.l intent for Alaska, has been appointed to micieeu ii id lamer. At Pocutello, Idaho, on edict Iiuh gone forth that heiiceforlh no married woman or unmarried man shall I hi employed in niu I'uoni; ncuuois as a icacher. The resignation of Horaco V. IJying ion, lolloctor ol Internal Revenue for the Sacramento district of California, uiui neen accepted ny necretary Carlisle, Oscar h. Hill of Ogden, Utah, has neen sentenced to ten years imprison Iiiuol lol t.'lli m:,it I llg 4111,000 ol lllH limits of I ho Commercial National Jlank of uguun. Jliu Assessors aro gelling ready to rooiooll upon IIIK I JrCgOII ill laid of Equalization. December 20 in the date Stirling of Douglas counly net for tliu attack. A long uiui stormy winter is predicted I... I... L' I I. 1.1!.. . 1 . . imu iiiiuiiuin jiiuiaiiH oi urcgou. They base their prophecy on tho move ments oi uiu wild lowl and other like phenomena. Louis Mahler, a prisoner at Santa Uim, attacked Justice ('riighill on (be iiuin ii in iiih court. The Justice then threw aside ins dignity and severely piimineled Iiih assailant. Thomas Cruse, the Helena millionaire naniier, ih a very Hick man. Hih physi nuns nave advised lux prompt removal io v anniriiiii. ftir. v rnsnia tho discov erer of the (uiiioiih Di'iihihimmoii mine. Scaling claims to the ainoiint of Ifl, OOO.Oull have been tilt 1 at Victoria, II. 0., Binl lurwiirded to the Dominion gov ernment at Ottawa for compeiiHiition for exrliiMion irom llchring luring m In tuition. Experts claim to have found a short aw oi over l, 000,00(1 in the value ol the water plant leccnlly purchased by the city of 'l'aroina froiu G. It. Wright oi Philadelphia lor 1(1,750,000, Experts Jiluco the value ol the plant at $710,000, Fire ha devastated aliout 8,000 hitch of pasture .iii.I limber laud on tho Santa iMsrgucrila much hear Cupislrano, Or noue comity, i hi. I'lie hllli li in owned by II. tl'.N.-ill mid the Nevada Hank ol Han Francisco. l. Gincia's large lice ranch was destroyed. A 1oh Angeles diHpntch says tlu'Soiitb. ern Calilm-niii liailroml Company offered n her of trauipH work for a week or leu days at strengthening a levee to pro tect 1 1 m tr.ick, promising f 1 .70 a dav. roiu ol tlieill worked a few hour' others a day, but nil quit at tho end ol mo Hcconil day. lbree indictments have been found at n-cscntl. A. 1 HKiiniHt 10. W. French, the deposed Probiilo Judge and C ty School Siipcrinteiulent oiki for embez zlement, one lor forgery and one for cashing a warrant knowing it to be fraudulent. French ban been in jail since his arrest, in September. The Mokcluinno Kivcr Manufacturing Company ban petitioned tho Hoard of Supervisors for permission to float logs down the Mokclimine river, thccouipaiiy to clean out. that river so that logging may be made possible. The upper forks of the Mokclumne river pass throiichan extensive region ol line tiniber lauiTrii'li in Hitur pine. Scctetaiy of the Navy Herbert I:hh or dered the removal of the (ollowiiiK otll cialn ol Vallejo lor oU'ennivd partiHtui Hliip: A. 1 llatheway, chiel clerk Hteain eiij!ineemi)t department, $1,400 a year; A. Iluriiap, chief elicmist, $1,.N) a vear; C. l'oster, clerk, U.t'OO a vear. Thepe iilaccH will be tilled hh (oIIowh: A. C. lliiidy, Oakland, chid clerk ; D. Met! in. ley, Oakland, chciuUt; l. Murphy, Val lejo, clerk. J. I.eo Curioll, iou of CT-(iovcriinr Carroll of .Murylauil, in a noted hunter, lie in nt Tacoma on bin nay to India to until tij;em and elephants. Mondav Mr. Carnill made uii a pint vol friemlH. hu. cured nuidcH and ftarled for the Cascade AlountainH on a v,""H-hiiiitiiii; exia'ditioii 'e l.... .1 : i i m-roiiv nil. pinocn vnilllTCIl'lt OelWIH'll Ihi'tiiMMveH, and one of tlicm iianieil lie veie wan nhol. Carroll, who wiih entiielv tiniiM'd to tlie liaiiiaroiiH mviich enncled by the t:uiden, determined u reliirn to lacoma. Artificial teeth are made of paper. Cookinjf by electricity grows in favor. The world's hop crop is over 0.000.000 pounds. Fourthousand English clergymen want employment. I1;,'ealU' ' Kog'and is estimated at 10,000,000,000. There are about 40,000 shoe and leather firnif So only A trod O in I II owi T. inei n is U- Tl worl Iii iwiiiii mm v lentia there are butchers who cell horscllei-li. There is a tunnel 32 800 feet long on EASTERN MELANGE. Big Chunks of Gold Quartz Found in Colorado. TERRIBLE DROUTH IN GEORGIA. rado Miners Decline to Accept Vork at a Greatly Reduced Rate The Anarchists. one of the Mexican railroads Three thoiiKaud locomotives are owned by the Pcinifylvaniu railroad. The find, cotton mill in this country is said to have been ut lieverly, Mass. There are 500,000,W)0 of Knulish cap itnl invented in American railroailn. Hoc ton Iiih built 17,020 new buildings in the paHt decade at a cost of f. J 10,00.1, 450. On an nvi-rago a I'somotivi' enginec travels 20,000 miles in the course o' .i year. The mint of Philadelphia lias a collec tion of over 8,000 coins of dillerent na tions. Tlie cost of nn ironclad is about $400 a ton. This includes guns and all eouip mcnts. The net private indebtedness of the American people amounts to $10,700. 000,000. ' The llrst rocking chair was mado on the KrewHter faun, Kingston, Mass., hv a farm hand in 1780. ! '''m ?hmv that the. mileage of the country on June 30, 1803 was 171, 503.1)2 miles. The hiirgest cpiill toothpii k mill is in Paris. Norway leads in the manufact ure oi woouen toothpicks Nickel of (ho bcHl ipiality is now sell oiK ai no cents ami line silver at aboi Til per avoirdupois pound The prospect now is that more than i,oou,oii tons ol sugar will lie madu Cuba during the seiiHon of 181)1. I-ondoiiers drink 0,800,000 gallons ol uiiiK yeany, or little more than two gal Ions for each man, woman and child. Tim makinif of lucjfer matches is State monopoly hi France. Snain. Porta gal, Italy, (irccce, 1,'oumania and Survia, in me matter ot we -kent nuinirv roaiiH ii ih siaieil nil .New . iohi.v l,.,lu mid that Southern .New Englund follows! Fast year New York citv rmi.l f, scliiHtl bill H 1,000.000. for its .iii,ii-,..i inn if,uuo,iHK)anil for tsi r ink bill iiio illlil I KUI 1 A check for i5.3:!:i.0"i0 on the Hunk nf I'.iigiand in payment for the Kimberlv liamoud niiiuH is said to he Hm l,,r,.ui ii nriv mi m oi rii roan mere nrn seven leei. unit tour inches not covered ov III" ruin l uiHimce eft l.ei it,., for exnaiiHion. On the Mexican nension roll them urn names ot ni,.'tfi survivors ami 7.282 w ld ows, and something over 3,(XK)caH0H were pending at latest reports. rennsvlvania fiirn shed 00 000 000 nt me iti,iiini,uiHi tons of i-oal mined in nils country tins vear. 1 hm h vm m,.,. oiiii, with l,lHlO,tKKI tons, In Hrazil it in not ciislomarv for viuitH to reside in llieireniplover'shouse ' '" e io woi k early in the morning "no n iiiiii noiue in ine evening. Mrs. Levi P. Morton has leased tl nousii lorinerlv occupied by Senator .loiiesol Nevada in order to supervise me coiiipiciu enuciiiion oi tier daughters. Everett Chaiincev Hunitnis of Onincv Mass., a iiieuiherol theprcHcut frcHlnnan ciiish in iiarvanl, is cuinplelelv blind mil intends to lake the full course for tne degree ot huchelor of arts. Now that Marshal McMahon is dead l'lauceliiis only one living citizen who nas neen nesident, and that is Camot the present occupant of thai I , , ,,ii:,... Thiers died in 1S77 and (irevy two years "SO. Russian women and .lananese men nre pronounced by those competent to indue lint bHl of Ih.. .....I.l'.. ...... I ., nec.iie, as shown in (hit einbroiderv hibits in Chicimo. companies have New Vork pro- Apnlieations for ground spueo at the San l-raiicifco Midwinter Fair have lieen received i;i sucli huge numbers that it was niicssiiry (or the fair management to makti application to the I'mk Coin- liiisMn nets tor sixty additional acivs of gniiiiul, w Inch was granted them. The I'MxiMlion rounds now cover a space of 180 acres. It ban also Ix'en divided to build an annex to the manufacluici and IiIh'iiiI aits building. This annex will Ih in the rear ol the building, and will Ih seventy-live leet in depth, and will run the entire length ol tlie main build ing (cel. The Ship Owners' AssH-iation of San Fiancihco bus commenced a new deal in the Miippini: of sailors for coasting ves eels, mid fiiim present appearances it is likely that considerable lH-nellt will rt . suit not alone lo sailors, but to owners of vessels. Hriellv levicwed, the plan put in operation is to nre for coasting vessels the ery U'ct sailors that can Is obtained, The men are rated ac.-or.ling Io the voik that they pel form. If ti,.v prove acceptable, they am conipemiate.1 not otilv in uages hut are given a rank which ilium's their sH'edv emplovuieiit on other vessels, tienerally spc'uking, a ll'u Irs hate tun sm.Hitbly, luit there are a few captains who desire to In- tni (nun all rules and would like to ship men from all places and whenever Ihev see lit. They are in the ininoiily, however, and It is Midi nl Unit they will have to join the majority Induce long. I loin tlie ord Is ink it is lcsrn.il that there are ap plications from over l.OiK) sailors, all ol V limit an classed under the headings ol very good and good. Men are ly no means scarce, and the association has made rviuaikaUtt headway. 1TRKIV PKRSONAU lho Prince of Wales is very fond of wearing old clothes, probably because no dot-Mi l nave to. : ii i. It'll i n u was (i.inniul's i,..i l,,.hh,. u,..i ..i ... ii... i ... . ... , ', . ... .- ...... , ,,. in.-, ,mv , ,0 ,,(, was able to busy himself among his roscH ami geraniums. Hut mentally the composer was a wreck long before death came. Hishop ile Ooesbriand of St. Albans., Vl., at the age of 77 is the oldest Hishop in the Fnited States. Ile has been Ii priest llfiy-seven years, and lately cele brated the fortieth anniversiirk- '..( I.,. elevation to the Kishopric. Oovernor Peter Turnev u( Ten although 70 years old, is still fond of hunting lox and deer, and has a pack of hounds at his home (called "...- aig ) in tlie southeastern nart ol the Slate. Ile follows the hounds on horse-hack. Services in coin meiuorat ion of tho ... uiveisarv of the death ol the Anarchists were held at Chicano the other dav. Tl... occasion was made notable by tlie (a. t that Samuel Fiel.len. Michael Scl, and Oscar .eehe, comrades of the exe cuted Anarchists, who were sentence! to Juliet, hut pardoned recently hv ii.iv. ernor Altgel.l, were present, Fiel.len and ciiwah iH'ing the orators ol the day. tirand Duketieoriie of Russia. wb.i sojourn in Algeria and the Riviera (ailij appreciably lo Is-netit his health, now lives in the I aliens. i, n here the chin .1.. suits him so well thai he is advised iu.1 to leave his iiresent n ace of r..i. I. ...... Ile will riHciic a visit from I. is n,..ih. r ih tore nrisimas, and it is possible thai the Ciar may accompany her. Count P. P. Schouvalotr Is the form- iiate Kssessor ol the otilv diamond tlel.ls in Russia. On his estate, cm nw.tkxl hivtares. live ceilis u fir,i a.-.- - lentallv (nun. I l-t vear. Th.. itr .i,. in. in. I was nicked tits on I'm ... and in lha veins since then alsuil 1V bn U-eil diaeovensl. Tl... i". has decided lo carry on diamond hunt . ntf with vigor in the future. He is ann.ru the wealthiest Ihii.I.hI i.r.,,,,1 ... Uussia and relntrtl to the Russian Am wunador lo Ovrlut. io natural-gas ;d a combine. e associated hanks of $00,000,000 in gold, ihort cotton crop and dry weather ;)sirted from Texas. The Republicans of St. Ixiuis carried the ScImsjI Board election. B.il tl more trolley cars must Ije vided with a life-saving fender. Over 300 lynchings have taken place in the South during the present year. Ilig chunks of quartz full of gold have ls?en struck on a claim at Cripple Creek, Col, Terrible drought has dried up wells and springs in Oeorgia's mountain dis tricts. Philadelphia has got the liberty bell back from Chicago, and business lias been resumed. A movement has benn started to es tablish a steamship line between Gal veston and Tainpico. Failure to answer a New York jury notice or explain his deliniiuuncies may cost Carl Kchurz $100. The Chicago Presbytery has deposed and suspended Rev. Tothuroh from the ministry of the church. The lyouisiana taxpayers are requested to pay their taxes at once and save the puhlic schools from closing. ioUO l.i ii K"i'uiul movement linotiuh- out the country toward higher insurance rales on larm-propurty risks. The first application of a woman to be a notary public in New Hampshire Iiuh been refused by the Governor. It is claimed that the new cruiser Co lumbia, now at Huston, is the swiftest war vessel owned by the United Slates. Many Indiana pensioners learn they have been dropped from the list on pre senting their vouchers ut Indianapolis. It is said that tho attorneys for l'ren dergast, the assassin of Mayor Harrison, will try for a change of venue from Chi cngo. Four hundred persons have been ar rested in West Virginia within ten days (or moonshing and illicit retailing of w hisky. A Haiti more and Ohio train recently made the run from Akron to Chicago, a distance of 3;'i2 miles, in eight hours and twenty minutes. The Georgia House of Delegates lias voted down a proposition to increase the pay of the Judges of the Suncrior Court iroin ,noo io .',000. From January to October ol this vear 78,4.1-1 aliens arrived as cabin passengers in mis country, making an increase of .12,7111 over last year's arrivals. A -Denver dispatch savs that "the union miuois are staudini; out lor their old wanes and refuse to accept an oiler of $2.2o for eight hours' work." The United States histi ict Court, lined the St. Louis and Mississiiuii River Packet Coiunauv $1,000 (or can-vim? im- oline on a nasseimer steamboat'. The areat viaduct of the Wilkesharre and Eastern railroad over Panther creek Iihs been comiileled. It is mom than 1,000 feet long and Hi:) feet high. l'liey lynched a w hite man down in Virginia the other dav for as-mulling a negro girl. 1 lie color line is fast giving wav before one with a noosn in the end of II. Over 50,000 Russian Jews have landed at the pott of New York in the ten months of this year according to the of licial report ol the Commissioner ol Immigration. Hridireport's (Conn.) collee-honso. es tablished as a result of teinneraiice airi- iiuion, earned Hi per cent dividend its llrst year. In that time 180,000 meals have been lurnished. The Javanese people, who formed such a center of interest in the World h Fair, nave departed for their native land, and acli man takes with him a trunk, a sewing machine and a gun. Colorado declared for female sull'raire iv a majority of about 4,000. The min ers are said to have voted for it to en courage immigration of strong-minded women irom .Mw Migland. A railroad is to he built to the summit f Whiteface Mountain in tin A. broil- lacks, the henrlit of w hich is B.IMM leet the road will Ih thirteen miles long, an. in iH'gin work next spring. At the children s huildiinr in the Worlds I'air. where babies wern cnr...l for and checks given to their parents to insure sale redeliverv. on v one mtiv m ol lUJKiO remained uncalled or. Hut very little money is being loaned in Kansas, and tanners are liuduig ii uiu u io secure renewals o men- loans hii h are becomiuir due. The cause as. signed by the loan comnanies is the fear ol Hostile I opullst legislation. FROM WASHINGTON CITY. The President has appointed D. M. Kilpatrick of Lonisiana as Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New Orleans in place of Andrew Hero, Jr. The Commissioner of the general land office has ordered Inspector Carmichael to investigate the appraiseinennt of lots in the townsiteoi Port Angeles, Wash. Many o -enpants have protested that the appraisement is unequal. Secrvtary Herbert is quoted as author ity lor the statement that there will be an immediate change in the command ol the naval forces at Rio, which devolved upon Captain Picking of the Charleston when Admiral Stanton was recalled. Representative Hermann having made satisfactory showing to the department that the settlers in the vicinity of Ivi son in I.ane countv, Or., were too much inconvenienced to wait until July next for new mail contract to deliver their mails, an order has been issued that pro posals he invited at once lor mail service, to commence January 1 next. Commissioner Larnoreaiix of the gen eral land office lias decided in favor of the Great Falls Water Power and Town site Company the case which involved the whole town ot Great Falls, Mont. 'Hie deci-ion is that the townsite com pany is an innocent purchaser and under the ai t of March 3, 1801, could not be disturbed in its jKtc-sion of the prop erty. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles R. Green leaf, Deputy Surgeon of the United Stutcs army, has la-en relieved from duty in the War Department and ordered to assume charge ol tlie medical supply de partment in San Francisco, relieving Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph P. Wright, Deputy Surgeon-General, who will as sume charge of the medical supply de partment in St. Louis. The annual reportof Tillman, Register of the Treasury, shows that in October, 1802, the value of registered bonds which were supposed to he held hv persons of foreign nationality amounted to about $18,800,000, of which only $4.8:10,300 ap pealed upon the foreign ledgers. " It is evident," says the report, " that a large proportion of the registered boiidsowned abroad are controlled by agents residin" in this country." There is much complaint among ex hibitors over the delay in awarding World'" Fair medals. As many of the exhibitors expect to make the most of their medals in an advertising way. thev complain that the great delay will rob them ol nnieh ol'the commercial advan tage which they expected to reap in re turn for the heavy expense involved in inakinir tiie World's Fair exhibit. Tin. design by St. Gaudens for official medals is here, but the contracts for manufact uring the medals has not yet been award ed, and it is still even uncertain w hether tlie work may not be done bv the United States mint. The plan of the Treasury olliciuls contemplates medals of elegant workmanship that would require (our or five mouths, as it would necessitate stamping some of them 400 or 500 times, and it does not seem probable the work w ill he completed before next summer. The blame is laid to the Committee of Awards or to Designer St. Gaudens for not furnishing the designs earlier. .Secretary Carlisle has received from tho Commissioner of Immigration at Mm l'launscoa report, accompanied by sworn testimony, about the landing in San Francisco of twelve Russian con victs, who escaped from coiiliiiementand were picked up by passing vessels and hrouht to this country. The men are now under arrest in S.m Francisco, and the question that complicates the situa tion is what to do with them. While the greatest secrecy is maintained at the ile paitment about the coi'lents of the offi cial report, it is believed live Russians were political prisoners, in which case it is said our immigration laws do not in terfere to debar them from landing. At the same lime tlie Russian Minister, Prince t antaeiizene, has interested him self in having them turned over to the Russian auihoritiis. The matter has assumed such an important phase that Secretary Carlisle bus taken n into his own hands mid will confer with Secre tary Grc.sham on the fate of the Rus-! sums. FOREIGN FLASHES. A Great Mexican Revolutionary Leader Put in Prison. TWO AMERICAN'S IX TROUBLE. Leaders of the Brazilian Insurrec tion Have Decided to Hoist the Imperial Flag. Evictions are agitating Ireland again. The French government wants M. Herz extiadited. There is a " craze " in France for am ateur theatricals. Russian statesmen plan a State mo nopoly of tobacco. The Manchester (England) ship canal is practically complete. The mind of M. Ilerz, the Panama ca nal intriguer, is failing. The leading scientists in Germany are puzzled over a blue man. English miners refuse to agree to pro posals to settle the strike. An English syndicate wants to start a hig bank at Havana, Cuha. A new Ministry has been formed in Greece with Tricoupis as Premier. President Ciirnotof France has begun a crusade against the sulphur match. Levi P. Morton has placed his two daughteis in a convent at Tours, France. The Hank of Spain has subscrilH-d (50.000 to carry on the light against the Rillians. French scientists have devised an arti ficial larynx, which is claimed to enable the dumb to speak. Germany means to raise increased rev enue from tobacco and bourse transactions. PORTLAND MAB.KET. It l.i becoming more cosily lo main tain the peace of Europe than to carry on a uesiriiciive war. Wheat Valley. 9295c; Walla Walla, 83sC per cental. HOPS, WOOL ASO HIDES. Hops; '92s, nominally at 1016c per pound, there being none in the market; new crop, '93s, lOjilti.'-.jC for strictly choice, and nominally at 8c for medium. Wool Prices nominal. Hides Dry eelected prime. 5c; green, sailed, 60 pounds and over, 32c; under bO pounds, 2(33c; eheep pelts, yearlings, 10(15c; medium, 20ia35c; long wool, 30(arj0c; tallow, good to choice, 33!sc per pound. FLOCE, FEED. ETC. Floor Portland, 2.90; Sa'em, $2.90; Cascadia, 2.90; Dayton, $2 90; Walla Walla, M15; Graham, 2.5o; superfine, $2.25 per harrel. Oats New white, 34?3GV per bushel ; new gray, 33f?S4c; rolled, in bags, $0.25 (ttri.50; barrels, fti.75iu7.00: cases, $3.75. Millstuffs liran, flO.UO; anuria, $17.00; ground barley, $18 00; chop feed, 18 per ton ; w hole feed, barley, 7t'c percental; middlings. !23;.i28 per" ton; chicken wheat, $1.10(31.15 per cental. Hay Good, 10iffl2 per ton. D.V1KY PKOIICCB. Butter Oregon lancy creamery, 30 1532'jjc; fancy dairy, 2527 'ac; fair to good, 20iu22'2c; common, lS(220c per pound. Ciikese Oregon, 10312'a'c; Califor nia, 13(al4e: Voui g America, lo.iillie; Swiss, imp irted, 3Jji32c; domestic, 18 20c per (loiind. Eons Oregon, 30c per dozen; East ern, 25 a27).jc. Poultry Nominal ; chickens, mixed, $2 003.50; ducks, $3.U03 50; geese $8 0drU00 per dozen; turkeys, live, 10 10;sc per pound; dressed, 12c. VEU ETA BLED AND FRUITS. Yeoetahles Cabbage, I;: par pound; potatoes, Oregon, 75c per sack; onions, l 60 per sack; sweet potatoes, la.lgc per pound; uregon celery. 3o(io0c. Fiiurrs Sicily lemons, f5.OO.u5.50 pei box; California new crop, $l.00..a4.50 per box ; bananas, $1.503.00 per bunch ; oianges, H3.50 per Ikix; grapes, 50i.90c per Ihjx; New Vork Concords, 15c per iiasset; apples, ereen, 90c uer box: red. $1.00(41.25; cranberries, $8. 00(8. 50 per FARM AND GARDEN'. Corn Cribbed Before It is Fully Mature Will Mold. LOSS OF FRUITS IN STORAGE. If Meat is Pnt Away in Proper Con dition, J.t Will Keep sweet Agricultural Iiu tea. LIVE AND DRESSED MEAT. Beef Top steers, 2 'i.c per pound ; lair . i . i .. . io goon sieers, zc; no. i cows, l'c: ,v,,l, i! ! l'..? atl!'8 ""Ported to he dressed beet, $3.50(35.00 per 100 pounds, leady to advance money to gain contro l ..viw -i. ...... ' o ' of the Nicaragua canal. The famous Chinese giant. Chang, died ai liourneinoutn, hnglwid, November 6 lie stood eight leet high. Milan police recently nahbed sixty three Anarchists at, one meeting and .j. i. mimes oi oocuinenis. Miss Rye, the English philanthropist o.in iiiuoouceii 4,"UJ r.nglish children into Canadian homes. The citizens of Sehastopol have placed wreaths upon the tombs of the Fiench somiers who tell in the Crimean war. The Brazilian government has n ctiiised nine torpedo lioats in Kurope uui in cnyiaiiu auu nve in uermany. The royal opera house of Munich has ollered a prize of 8.0JO marks for a new Herman opera by a German or an A us trian. There is talk that European powers ..in io.- mi uispieasure the ellort of .-pam io extend her temtory in North ern Africa. Empress Eugenie has declared hot in. tention to spend the w hole winter at her villa of the Cap, near Mentone, on the .'luiiuerraiican snore An epidemic of intliiena is raeiinr in in. i.w.i, i no-iiurtis oi iiiu neon le are alleele.l. Physicians say it is the rei.ii. lar old-fashioned cold in" the head, but that it prevails to a greater extent than usual at this season ol tho vear, Caleb Oavis of Polk countv. Ark., nr. Hhied a Sun.hiv-school in' lSJtn un.i has been its supcr'niti n. lent ever since, except while away serving in the Con (iileiale ai my during the late war. lie is now 84 years ol ivge, and his youngest child is 44 years old. Fifteen p'reachein have been sent out ol the Sunday-school during its history. lamis F. Menage, whose extradition has Ih-en asked from Guatemala, was President ol the Northwestern Guaran ty Loan Company ol Minneapolis. Minn., wiiich failed last Muv. Menage made away w ith at least $3 00.1,000 be longing to the concern and its clients. The Invlies ol Alexander McClelland and bis son Oscar, w ho disappeared from Centrnhn, III., in ISSt. have Ihvii ills coveicd in a pond, where thev were mined and staked down. A brother ot the deceased senior McClelland is sus invledol committing the crimes. The mm ovvry nas created great excitement at Ceu I rati a. Mavnr Swift of Chicago has ordered the Commissioner of lluildings to dis. charge all the building inspector w ho were pHiinted without having received certificates from the examination l.,vrd There were sixteen of them. The other were noli tied to show cause for remain 1114 in the city's employ. The Mayor further pain I word sloni the line that anv city employe who had pi.l or col. leeted a political assessment would be promptly aUaiuiwod. Sumner I. Kimball, general snnerm- ten lent of the lite-saving service, in bis annual report to Secretary Carlisle states that lit tlie close of the last liscal vear the establishment embraced 244 stations. I he number of disasters to document,.,! vessels witl in the tield ol the operations of the service during the year was 427. There w ere on liour.l these Vessels 3.50.") persons, ol whom twenty-three were lost. Hie estimated value of the vessels in cluded ill the disasters was $(1.414 075 and that of their cargoes j I, (is 1. 000. Of this amount (I.4I2 soft was saved and 1 1,055. 570 lost. The number of vessels totally lost was eight. The cost of the maintenance of tlie service during the year w as $ 1.231 ,893. 15. The general su perintendent states that the fears ex pressed in former reports ol a threatened decadence of the serv ice, excited hv the frequent resignations of nianv of the liesi cm fulfil on account ot the' meager ness of their pay, have been dispelled by the recent increase granted by Congress. Hiram Hitchcock, President of the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua, has submitted to the Secretary of the Interior the annual reiort of tlie com pany, which whs not due until Ileceni Ih t 1, but sent it at the request ol the Sc. relary, who desired lo use some of the data in his annual reimrt. President 1 1 dchciH-k says that since tlie appoint ment ol a receiver for the Canal Con struction Company little work has lieen done. I he Secretary was referred to the last n-Kirt as to (he present condition ol work. Since organization $l,0.Vi.81 1 has neen paid into the treasury, all for st.iek siinscritHM lor at par excent i4S S7l which came from other sources. Th..r.. w as paid out forcoiistructioti and admin istration expenses SS30.7S8 in cash nn. I 31,990 shares of stock, par value, which are worth $:U!IO,iMH). Tlie iMimmnv i. otiiigated lor ;li.:i,r,i,lV0 of its tirst-niort- gage hon.is. it lias issued ISO. 000 shares il stock, par value MS.iXHt.OOO. in i,e. inent of Concessionary riuhts. iirii il....'j franchises and othi r property. The vindication of Cunuii, t.,i,.. It.nirke ol the Third Cavalry, an! b.ir Mii.1 soldier, on the charge preferred against htm (or his conduct in thcGar.:a cam paign on the Mexican border has been completed by an order just issued bv the war IVparimciit. directing Ciininin Holllke to join his regiment in T,4 iptain It nirke is now on duty hi tl,,'. Wori.l s Ka-r, and (he deoarini.-rt i.,, lost no tunc since the exposition closed in showing its appreciation of Ins valua ble services by sending him l, k when he can do the most go,sl. It was charged igainsi v amain l-oiirke t int I.e I, ...I acici in a high-handed and arbitr.irv manner in throwing innocent ciliiens in jaii during the trouble with liara. The iii.itt.rwss il.scussed in Congress and considered by the War lVr irtinetit. No action was taken on the charges, lint the I'nited Slabs Court at S.m Antonio gave ir.u tial exoneration to the Cap 'ain hv its judgment in the c.iscs 1,1 pr suiters brought l.-lore it lor violation ol the neutrality. Captain Pourke has splendid record as an Indian lighter find was recently awarded a medal u( honor for gal!aul euuducL Lord Colin Campbell has turned up in Bombay as a counselor employed to de fend twenty-nine Mohammedans impli cated in the great riots. Honduras has apologized tor tiring on i .lie American matt steamer Costa Itica the apology is entirely satisfactory to ine u luted Mates government. Having partly alwlished gambling ononis iiruiv omcers, Kaiser Wi Ilium now plans legislation against betti.vg on horses and public caril-plaviiig. The navigation of the Dea I Sea is the niiesi stel) in llrienta iiniwiii Tl.., - "-hi, iwo suiimg ooais there, one for freight and one for passengers. Paris advices assert with great posi- in.-ii.-t..-! mm an assured result of (he visit of the Itiissiuii (leet will be the re election of Preside'.' t Ciirnot next year. 1 rol. I viidall has recently returned to hih I'.ngitsii noine Itum seveial months soil m rii in Switzetlaiiil, by which his neiiitu is said to have been greatly bene lited. Fetters from Acra on the West African gold coast say that the King of Ashantee missioned io ueath ret Iv bv insur gents in the streets of Coomassie, his capital. Hie New ork Times' Ixmdon special says: The European backers of Brazil ian insurgents are nouriinr out ....I.) .. the millions in the hope that Admiral d'e -ueito may overthrow the Kepublic. The Loudon Times learns through a private channel that the leaders of the lir.iziltan insurrection held a conference at which it was decided to hoist tlie im perial flag and direct their ellorts toward u restoration of the monarchy. The smock frock, which from ti e im memorial down to twenty vears aco was universal in the costume of the British workinginan, has almost entirely di-ap-peared. and in France a similar fate has overtaken the traditional blue blouse. The London County Co'incil has bought loiivimo acres ol limy fields. Brock ley, as a park for Southeast London. I he touncil w ishes to buv four acres more, hut must raise $14,000 more beiorM it can do so. The w hole cost ot the laud will lie $215,000. Gladstone announced in the House of v oiumoiis wiai he had written the Coal ,,. , . 1 yoe'iiuoii ami I lie .Min ers re leranon. inviting ,eni to meet in joint conference, over which Lord Koselierry bus consented to preside, and endeavor to bring about a settlement of ioc n-m niriKC, . . -V'esty and Ilarrv Howard Americans, are in the royal prism at i.d.niin, ihiiii are charged with ns saulting the military. Howard is a na Hi- oi Kosiou. ne has Un-ii in the prison live months. Oglesby is a native ... v..,Ki, nun nanus to Ih a nephew ot ex-Gov ernor Oglcshy of Illinois. Henry M. Stanley Ims lw .... i i... . ---- ...... p.,,-., ,,v . Appleton on an ngr-etnent bv . ....oe in I ay ine plaiutiil 10 her ,vnt ixpiiiniiioii on lilt eelnr.. i.,.. I..... l.. ... .. . '-... ior in -.uierica. Mnlev t, in iul ti... agrei-meiit. but said it Ind U'en soon re-M-indixl, and the plaintiff lost. General .luan G. Cortina. ...... Mil... givat. st rvvi.ltitioturv leaders in Mexico lias Ihvh arn stc.1 .Icr ol 1 resident I 'taz for attempting to incite another revolutionary uprising lltMlllst llu, .,. . ' ...ii 'V ".""iiviu. iiveutv-live veatsagotortinawasth,. .ost desis-r-ale and greatly feared man in Mexico ll a.rest has caused a great sensation. The Pope will hold co.irv in lebruary, when several Cr,lo,.i--.;o becn at.s . I he que.t,on of conferring he purple on An hbisiu.p Ma,iA Kvnr.is.Hl , ,,, j. . . . ., 11 ",'," fr-''' t' l ,. ...a,.,,: r .l.-Il I Ml... JJlunoN livst sheep, $2.00: clioice mutton, $.l5iu2.O0; lambs, $2.00(a2.2c. Iloos Choice heavv, $6.00(ii5.50; me ditim, $4.50(u5.00; light and feeders, $4.50(it5.00: dressetl, $0.50. Veal $3.00 ( 5.00. staple groceries. CorrEE Costa Hica, 2.1c; Kio, 22c; Salvador, 2:to; Mocha, 20'lit28c; Ar btiekle's, Columbia and Lion, lOO-jiouud cases, 25.b0c per pound. Honey Choice comb, 18c per jKiund; new Oregon, 10yi20c; extract, OialOc. Dried Fruits 1.-0.1 pack, Petite prunes, 8(ul0c; silver, 10(u 12c; Italian, 0 10c; German, 810c; plums, oiuilOc; evaporated apples, 8(10c; evaporateil apricots, 15(al(ic; peaches, 1012jc: pears. 7(illc per pound. Salt Liverpool, 2 Ws, $15.50; 100s, $10.00 : 50s, l(i.50; stock, $8.50ia0.50. Beans Small whites, 3(ft3'4c; pinks, Vic; bayos, 3(a3'cj batter, 4c; lima, S':ic per pound. P.ii'E Island, $5.75(36.00; Japan, none in market; New Orleans, $5.50(tt0.25 jier cental. Syrup EasU-rn, in barrels, 4055e; in iialf-barrels, 42(if57c; in cases, 35 80c per gallon ; $2.25 per keg; California, in barrels, 20((i40c per gallon; $1.75 per keg. Sugar D,4'c; Golden C, 5c; extra C, 6?n'es confectioners' A, 5 dry gran ulated, 5'4c; cube, crushed ami pow dereil, 6i: ner nound: 'o ner nniiml oisioiiiu 011 1111 grades lor prompt cash maple sugar, laiaiHc per pound. canned ooods. Canned Goons Table fruits, assorted fl.75(ii2.0O; peaches, $1.85i2.00; Bart let t pears, $l.75iu2.00: uluiiis. l :t7 irii 1.50; straw berries. $2.25itt2.45: el .oms.-iu; black herries, $1.85wi2.00 laspbemes. $2.40: niiieaonlHs , ou; aprtcois, u.(K). 1'ie Iruits. assorted, fl. 'JO: nenel.eu tl -,. .,1 ., 1.00(81.20; blacklierries, $1.25(a 1.40 per dozen. Pie Iruits. irallons. $3.15(it3.50; peaches, $3.50tii4.OO; apri- I"I,W'I.1.1V O I11IIH. ''.711(,i:i IHl- blackberries, $4.25i4.50; tomatoes.! 10 .iiKATs l.orne.l heel. Is n in, $2.10; ehippiMl, $2.35; lunch tongue. Is! j.i.mi; s, (.,&; devile.1 ham. 1.50i.i 1 ' jivi uo.en. I.'iw.. I'. ... ' '"' .-ni.oot-o, ;as octir XZ.Zi) 1 'oS IH... I e... 1. I. .. a... ........ iunil.no; niosiers, ?.;Um.1.;si: sa mon, tin l-ih tails. 1 .L'.W l.Su- t,., $l.,5;2-lli8, $2.25.ii2.50; '.-barrel. 5.50 PROVIHIONn. r.VSTEUN SVIOKEO .1 Kirs .v,. I ,o,. iiaius, mediiliu. 4'M fi..i' o..r ....,... I oreaKiast httcoii, 1810'jc; short clear sides, 15ji Km- ; dry salt sides, 13.a l-h-; lard, compound, in tins, lO'.c per pound' pure, in tins, l:l'...tiil5c. BAOtt AN 11 BMK1INO. r . .... uurians, H-ounce. 4 -ineh ....f ....-i. "v, uuii(ra, io. -j -ounce, 4U-iiich, net vkiii, o'..e; ouriaps, U'2-onnce, 45-inch imc; ouriaps. Mi-ounce, (K)-iiich. lie: hltrlflps. lo-oiince. 7(l-ineh la... hags, Calcutta, 22x30, siwl. He: 2-hnl.l oni, oags, r.l': ,il. 1 sele.-ted I. iiiiini nags, c Calcutta ion e oth :s. ounce, iuc. MISCELLANEOUS. Tin I. C. charcoal. 14x20. nrimn mm l. 1... IU E, .it... . , . ii, To.uv.uu.uo ner ixix : or .-r,.-M..u ,.. - I "I '. . "'" T- ""r1 ""-ii i . v. coKe plates. 14x20 prime quality, $7.50iu8.00 per Isjx ; terne ,...v, v., (Minie qimiuv, fti.ou(rt7.tH). Naiiji Base quotations: Iron. $2 25- T..w, ,nu iter Keg, Steel Per pound, 10 'c. Lead Per nound. 4 i.l- t,., t. N a v a L S ro r K.-. t lak ui 1 1, $4.50iii 600 iier bale; resin, $4.80.nfi.(HI per 4S0 wuti.U; tar, SUK'kholiii, $13 ; Carolina. $0 per bar rel ; pitch, $0 per barrel ; turpentine. C5c per gallon in car lots. 25-peBron.VC - Bishop Anser, the head of one of the German Koma i Catholic missions, has Isf ii honorvHl or the Kmpemr ol China with the light-blue M of tin third r UiS'tf. In til mitiru l.It ol China missions there are only tvV0 other similar instances where elerJvn,un were veste.1 with the rank of a M,.. arm. In the case of Bishop Amier the listinction was conferred for mer 'o-ions services as a peacemaker betw, pi. f'i,.i.. ians and ami-Christians. The American Agriculturist savs : The loss of fruits and vegetables in ttorn-.e is of not (infrequent ociuirence. To lo-e one's supply of putaioes or iijiplcs is a serious matter. Sometimes tne loss is. due to storing in bad condition. Potatoes and apples in fact, every fruit or vege table should not be stored uwav while damp. Dampness favors rot. Fruits and vegetables are best stored in some dry , airy outbuilding until the imminent approach of fieezing weather makes it necessary to put them in the cellar. The building should have rather open sides, and there should be a f.ee ciiculation oi' air under and around it. Seed com should not he put away until it is thor oughly dried to put it away .lump j ,, give a cordial invitation to disaster. If meat is put away in proper condii ion, it will keep sweet; otherwise it will deci'iy aud it would make many a farmer (e. i pisir to have his pork spoil. .Meat most frequently spoils because il is llu away before it is thoroughly cooled. One should remember that the interior co ils last, and that the middle of a piece w ill retain considerable beat after the sur face has been cool for some time. Sonn -times meat hutchered in very cold weather is put away frozen so hai'd that it will not absorb salt. This mnv favor decay. Every year much hay, -tr'aw mid fodder is lost because of storing it in l ad condition. The great hulk ol the straw stored in this country is put in stacks, snd it will keep in good condition sev eral inoutliB if the stacks are properly constructed. Much depends upon the top, and it is a good plan to repair the ton and carefully ri adjust the keepers some weeks after the stack has been built. It will have become settled by that time. The same attention should be given to havstack-. Corn fodder led in the field during the winter is sure to he damaged seriously. The part- in iiijiiied are just the ones that are most valuable. If it pavs to cut corn, it will pay to store the fodder in such a wav as to preserve it. If it i well set up and given a roof of boards and straw, it will keep in good condition. Corn cribbed before it is fully mature will mold, and may rot. It does not pav to get in too great a hurry ami store the corn before it is tit; and on the other hand, unless one begins husking it at the earliest sen sonable moment and pushes the work, his corn will pass bevond a lit condition lor storing if he he in the great coin growing belt. Wheat, or oats put. in the bin in unlit condition will spoil unle-s attended to, anil one should frequently run his hand deep down into the bin for some weeks after threshing. It the grain starts to spoil, the only thing to do is to get it out on the barn iloor and shovel it around everyday until it dries and coo's. In conclusion, to put everything in sior age in good condition is a reform much needed on many farms, and it is to he noted that it is n reform that inav be be gun at any time. ITEMS OF INTEREST. It is very seldom that a horse gets cast ii iieo snort, A warm barn and a good hed save grain in winter. A straw shed mav he made ns warm as a bank barn. Baby tread powers nre now made for running baby separators. Happy is the man with fresh cows. Butler is high and steadily advancing. It is time those porkers vou mean to turn off hi the fall" were getting in good shape. "All out of doors" i- loo ronmvn place for milking. The- successful dairymen milk under shelter. If turnips are fed. do the milking la tore feeding, unless your customers are loud of lurnipy Ihivur. Yon can make a pound of pork ehenper now than inordinary December went her A'f you crowding the shouts? Keep a Imok account with vonr cow-. Know what they are doing and what in come you have Irom each. It is business. It is to be honed sloek ..... ,.f.l '. :. " . """ , v' -loom in ine cold r.i io oo so advertises -ense. Salt given to cows has some effect on the quality of the milk. This is iiece sanlyso as the salt aids very much iu the digestion of the food. One of the points for stock growers to H'-J'P mind in improving U.ir breeds ""'t 'he nu ihtvcan he ii,,i..,-...l out increasing the cost (or food. 1 he. lack-on P.o-L . i . ,!,, ,. . ..si, mi" move. I ui thete is a general-pnrpose cow. and that she will make buiu-r. The s ial any cow makes more of it, however. If sheen or niirs np .,n i , tlieorchaiih ,,ev will dt v a. in "v eating fallen up, , MI, WM ,, r for the siii-en h.i.t (.. . .i tained. ""- k with dry hands. It i ,,. .... winmon to keep the blinds ainl ,. ,t.aTs drllllUllg Wet uill, ...ill. i. '"' hit . " 11 a ...... t.-iri ei III 1 1 K it is a ti.lhy habit. 'inistoims. want of comn.on- wtth wet hands. I nt An attempt was made to asnainuta Georgievitch, Servian Minister to France ov a joriy uressea nun, who Krvd "hot at him while he was in a Paris rg- inuraiu. i ne assailant was arrei. Get the cre.iin ut.t D.....n i ..o. . l-ntter in HimninJ. T n; !l " Sine also l. churned i.ihlerihan thin J em ' Hilda gam in quaiiiy is obtained as well" a au increase in quantity. There have Is (..mis,, ..r7f...t.iry,i;;nTi::r;;; four or live na i. f Z ,u "T")1 ilentv. 1 lou" la A close harn is n, i.. t... .1 Give then, a iV. ?, '"" -V "f ewes that ...... ... ,.,.,tl.r uuer lamhg ""'"f" w u.i excciit the weather. von have most seveie erfatisiakeiioutofihenii k. (i.s.l IC-fon" !bf '"aniwiitch r-es. - . ,,,,,,, , (M . .. , ...... ir ... . 'Wll. II Will l. powerlul. and who, it i. known h,iv.. mi taldi l on which is ctiuraved An-hbishop Ireland. Cons,sm.,tv! 11,0 hiT virtues. The tablet i.!l-n Ur,i"ml designated 1'latxnl over the j niiciple eutntuce nxl cuu"r- 1 to hex houaa-EsdMUi Wl.lnwhooU In China. It is a law of pood society iu China that yomii; widows never marry again. ulow hood is therefore held iu the highest isteiua. ur.d the older the widow cro s the inoix num-nb!,. doti her jHition leciime w ith the 1IW?. Should the nai h 5 years she may hy undying to the emivrur ( Vt a sum of money with which to bv n.. stuff. sinsliy, ii.fe i ,r "A Uahv Public KlWI,,l,r iu the household'." I'rureinukrr. iid ii Mviitimeiital person In a IS a mesneliHr of IM-uce A I. I. ' at the lu., l- ' . "'""X "l.iu ilimr l.i. V I "tvn " nal- Mido:,;:ik,r,u,j'o,,,'o'-mjr fri,n',r Tl... i . ' p. o"- ""r.il the " )ou j b,v ix w-. tcb nien I ,"r n'"' -'".- ' ne i.iuw and often I t,u lo Kivt rough maa firsl niarru,! ,y w ife sl etctl me n I.l,.... . .. tiira whinniii!. Ail now irslUhan-wir Wown-'-gmi,., Companion. all tU