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DAILY. A rui:i: i.ihuakv. Patrons of tliu ll.ilty or Heinl-Weckty 12AST OltlUIONIAN Mill fniely iiiiiko use oftln l!ASr OltlUIONIAN lllirnry when nvrr they itrnlre. Thn public nr cor dially Itivltnt (11 lolt tlin olllm wliciiorer mi Inrllnoil. jfgTWinrVOU WANT. ..r .li.HIIIK Will Hill' ' J ,nlll nlirr Uio .Immi. rloellonii. KCn" tirr.ity-flv '"" 'Ty LoIIf ,,n" ' .. .....wi.iutAV fur I lift , Dully fnglliuf tl' "7 PENDLETON, UMATILLA CO., OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 23.1888. NO. 46. ()L. 1. HE TARIFF Hits been taken oft both roolen and Cotton Goods Wot by Congress, but by OTHCHILD & BEAN Ami they now offer their Lurge tiiid Complete Stock of !RG0ODS,CLOTHING,&c TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS, THOUSANDS OF VV.OVl.K IMiSTltOVKI) 1IY KAltTIIUUAKK. Tiro Mllllmi Clilnasa Drowned-A I.lt of Crime, nnd Acnldruti llemocratla L,eiigua Eastern mill Coast News. AT- fRBB TRADE PRICES, for CASH! i.vn,5nn tl-.oir cootls. tret their prices, ami convince yourself j .Yni 1 1 n u . Iiat this above arc not mere assertions, but that they will sub aiitiate what they claim. Theirs is not an "Infant Industry," ,orof.rp thev have discarded Protective Prices, and will freely loct competition from all quarters. They carry a In Merchandise Stock Consisting of 3taple and Fancy Dry Goods, Men's Boy's and Mens Ladies and Children's Shoes Straw and Felt Hats, Crockery and Glassware, Groceries, Hardware, Etc. 3ASH PURCHASERS CAN SECURE BARGAINS Tlir Knrthtiunlie In Chlmi. San Fiian'oimio. April 23. llio sto.imor City of Now York, which arrived to-day from Chirm. brings details of tho earth quakes in nn Nun. In Shu l'lng. nlno- tClllllS 01 1110 1I0IIHCM III 1IIU KOIUIl ICll, all of those in tlio oimt .mid in the nurtli ulwut u tliottsund. Two hundred injoplo cro crushed. At lung I Iiiliiif SOU woro rushed to dentil, und ml iiiuiiy moru in ured. In Non i Iulng 200 uro dead iiuil 600 inured; in l'et lining 100 killed. The ubovo lour piueos mo suDuruH. in mo town und suburbs together -1,000 people cro killed or wounded. In tlio north- went suburbs -100 houses woro turned over, und nbotit 2")0 people killed, 'lho number ol twrsons drowned iy ine breach in thu ellow river in now estim ated ut two million. Hurrllile Dentil. Honiiout. N. Y April L3. Whllo John .vnch was thawing four dynumlto ear- I trldues to-dav in it Pun over ti tiro thoy ox nlodod. und wlieu tliu smoko had cleared uwuy, strange us it nmy seem, l.yneh wuh i AT THE- PENDLETON BOOT AND SHOE STORE I will Hell for tho next ISO days ut n it of 10 per Gent, for Cash! My Lurgo Stock of Boots and Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Whips. Hits and Spurs GIVK MU A CALL AND UK CONVINCED. All goods murked in plain figures. JAS. WHEELAN. W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 03 FRONT STREET. - - - PORTLAND, UKfcUJN AGKNT8 CYRUS NOBLE BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES: JOS. SCHUTZ BREWING CJ. MitwaiiUiw. Wlc, PVPflRT PILSNER BOTTLED BfctK. AnUA DIAN SPRING MINERAL WATER. (Waukcnsaw. Wis.) VEURE CLIQU0 PONSARDIN CHAMPAGNE, (Yellow Label.) inch Oil aw 3m uct is umcudutory, shul! bo construed nnd interpreted ho na to denv thu right of tiny Statu in which tho t'.'l'.ltnll way Com pany, or tliu Central branch of tho Union raelllc Hallway Company is operated, to duvil. Thcro in no neutral around for moral cowards. You may tell the Lord that you Imvo lieen a gooil Democrat, or a luvnl" Honubllenn. or u temiieranco worker, all your life; but that won't help of ti mora religious cliaraeter than iiny thlng previously cntietuil, namely the hiking up f collection. 1 elltowed toy wuv up to tho Hjieakcr to t'ivo him a lii'men to Hiioak to me. Ho Haul ho wtm nmim i any iiuiuuu- wntrol and reflate Kid.f iouiIm. tho hui.io you a bit if you Imvo to ucknowledne that elml to meet no. I lia n art u in all lenpeelH hh thofis organized under i .on touched tho unclean thhiK by votinj? ; lar reiiHon to think th at ho l ol it i lit m i . tliu awH oi thu btato. Mr. Dortoy wild In exiilanatlon of tho ameudent that .liuk'e Dundy of Nubranka lnul leudeied a decision 'to'the etreet lhat that putt of tho Union l'aeifle which wuh oiierutcd under United .States charter was not in control of tliu Statu government. 1'iidaywas tlio one-liuiulrcdtli uay ol for law that Ieu'allcH liquor trallle. You niiiHt coiiio out from them, ami touch not tho unclean thliiL'. "You ask too much" naVH tliirt one If wo don't auk a great ileal wo will get nothing. Set your HtakoD hljh, und work up to them. Tho Haloon keeper, morally, nocially, and in I ..1 t.t-t i ml I v Ih iimt, iih l'doiI and Pliro iih tho iircKunt hchhIoh, Tlio total numlier i tho huIooii J tho nuloon Ih jimt u good und of blllH und roHolutioiiH introduced in tlio Sciiuto mid limine up to thin date in 111,5(18 exceeding moiu than -',000 thu numljcr predonted in thu firt 100 days of IuhICoii grcHH. So far tho IIoiimo Iuih imnHed -t'J5 blllH, und tlio Senato 8111, und l."i Houko bllln und twenty-four Senate billn been Hunt to tho TrcHident forhiH upiirovul. 1'cnsloiiH wore granted uh followH: Oro gon An InercuHo of ivcuhIoii hurt been granted to Oeorgo Held, of Haker City. WiiHhltigton Territory Andrew JackHon, Teniuo; Mexkiin war, Colbert M. Hon, Slaughter; Julia M., widow of Win. 1). AuderHou, Colfax. A iHjstollleo wiw eHtublinhed ut Mclliik uhtla, Alanka, and William Dimead wuh apiMiluted oxtmuHter. John II. iiennett wuh uptwinted poHt- inaster tit Kent, King county, WiiHhlnjj not only allvo hut Perfectly coiihcIouh, but propunted u terriblo upiiearunce. 1 Hh liuiidH hud been blown oil' uh clean im though cut with ii knife. Tliu liirnyx, vo- al orgaiiH nun hoiiio inner organ oi uio throat woro oxpowed to viow, lim llmbrt wuro broken in many place!), und Iiih whole upjieurunco wuh uh though ho had been cut und hIiihIiciI withabowlo knife. In'thlH horrible condition ho lived live bourn. Nntlanul Dcinocrntla Club I.ruttur. Ni:w Yoiik, April M. A Nutionul Iuuuo of tho Deiuocnitlu clubH wuh formed yoHtorduy. A circular wuh IhbiiciI inviting all Dumocratio elubH in tho Unlteii statcH, which upprovn ino pnuci- plcrt udonted ut tlio confuronco, to Join tlio lenguo und ncud dele gatcH to u convention to Ihj held ut Hiilti ntoroon July -ftli. Tho IwhIh of ropro Huntatiou in to 1k flvo delcgatcH from each club containing 100 inomborH. ClubH do- Hiring to join tho league uro rciuieHiou 10 notify tlio Hccreturv oi mo connniuco ui once. Krll Into ii riiini". C.m.aiian. Cai... April --.A wngon niitnliilni! M. l av nnd hlH wife, daugh toramlhuby, nnd MrH. Sinnnll und MrH Hocho. liroko tiirougu u nniigo over i llinnn of tliu Montuzumii Minim! Com puny near hero thin morning, und fell In ilm u-utnr. The current wuh very Hwift. l'uy und Mm. Hocho fell outnlilo tlio tliuno und woro uninjured. Tlio other, witli tlio liorneH nnd wagon, wont through tho flumo for u third of a inllo. ino puny wuh drowned, nnd tho woman rcwueii, Imdly bruiHed. rulnl Slioiilliic Airruy. St. 1Ii:i.kKA. OAI...Al)rll 23. A BllOOt (fur iiindr occurred hero UiIh lnorililll.'. A crowd wuh Htandlng near u houno of ill- fmiiK. mill lino of thorn throw u root throueh u window. Oraliam, n brother (Im InmutcH. tired intothocrowd und lilt u man named lludd Vunn in tlio ubilomun. Ho will probubly die. Tliuro Jh groat excitement over tho adalr. Morn Trmililoln Irrliiml. Hem IV. Alirll L'll. A ITOWll of 11 VO llllll dred eoplu reHcued u prlxoner tliin morn ing ut Ablioy Tcalo, and ntoned thu iiollco uiin iitiiniild to intorforo. l'ifteon olIlcorH were in lured, four HorioiiHlj'. Tlio oollco woro HiibHcmiently reinforced, nnd urrentcd flvo of tho iiKHaiiltant. Morriiiv'a Now Mill. AViBinvdTov. Anrll 23. Morrow of California Iuih drafted u now Chineco bill which is intended to glvo ulluet to tho It ih ruuucii ny ton Territory, in place of W. II. Morton, who Iuih rcHlimeil. wiaiam fncatl, poHtiuiiHicr ui ino iiohi- w oHlec ut Scut co, ThurHton county, Wash- tl Ington Territory, Iuih lieen removed, und 1 wuh either Ignornnt of the fact or wan in S.M. Hluinaer wuh uppointcd poHtimiHter i tho hubit of economl.lng In tho line of in IiIh tilaco 1 truth. Tlio utory that KaiiHitH Ih tired of jiuro iih tlio luw thut. iillowH it, and tho law in JtiHt uh trood uh tho votem who make ft. Tlio ltiiuor neller Ih letter than lho church deacon, who denouncoH the ImnliicMri from tho juilplt, mid votes to II Celine It at tho poIIh. Tho liquor neller in no liyHjcrito; lie kcoim u naloon, and hcIIh daninatlon for cold cuhIi j ho niiikeH no attempt to disguise bin biiHlncsH, and ho Iuih a legal right to carry It on. Tho deacon who voteH for the law that given him that rluht in a hvnocrito und u cow ard. Tho lienor nollcm uro Just uh good uh tho pcoplo who participate in their prolltH, by taking revenue from them. The Hiicukur denounced tho Htatcmont thut prohibition wuh u failure, and Hoko. of tho rortiaiut owh uh an uureiiauie lit tle nheet, because that paper naid tho jiro liibitlon luw wuh u failure in Maine, Kan sas and otiicr StatcH. Ilo Hhowed by Hta- . .1.... .1... ........... .... .....uf.iluiii lut.k IIMim lllllk lliu Pllliuiliuiiv uniipu, itiviu wuh more Honor Hold In rortluml than In io whole Mate ol .Maine, ine owh On tho 21th of last month thero were 82(H contested land cases iiwulting deci- hIoii in tho olllco of tho commissioner ot tho gcnorul hind olllco. Of thin number 21)00 wero upiKsalcd cusch. Thcro Iuih lieen n gnln of 103.) cusch disiosed of dur ing tlio present IIhcuI year over those nettled tlio year proviour. I'OKTLAM) I.1ITTKM. Kx-aoTcrnor John 1'. Ht. Jolin Dlienunei ft l'ortlnnil Auillrncs. Krom our Kcuuliir Corropomlcnt. l'oiiTi.AND, On., April 22. I went up to tlio Tnborniiclo lust night und listened to u two-hour uddresH on Prohibition by ox-tiovornor John r. m. John. Thero wuh iuiUo u lurgo tittcndanco but empty IkjiicIich wero nuineroiiH. ino IirweeilingH wero ratner iiiiimuiu wr political lneotlng. Tlio oxorcisoH woro oiHMied bv prayer by Hov. Slckafoose, WHO USKCtl UIO liril w oiesn uiiu iiuh mu l'rol. (i. M. iMlller in her nrohibllory law Ih false. An attempt to repeal that 'law tlioro would lie voted down bv one hundred thousand maturity Ho wild lie cared nothing for personal abuse in fact, wuh growing fill on ttj weighed M0 ut tlio beginning of tliu cum puigu, 100 now, and It thoy kept on alms lug him would weigh 200 by election day Thnv hud u liaril tlmo to carry prohlh! tlou'ln KansaH. Thoy hud both parties to contend with, tho HeptiblieniiH with u church on one shoulder unit u saloon on Ilm oilier, and tho Democrats with u hu loon on both shoulders, A voice "And onn on ton of tho liead.l hutthuv succeed od, anil to show tho good retailtH would htuto thut tho (iruHshopior State, with her ono million seven hundred thousand jieoplo, only drunk last year 111,000 bar rels of beer, or aliout n pint und u-half to each iierson, while Oregon spent for liq uor eighteen million dollars, or seventy two dollars jnir capita. To Illustrate how hard it in to convince n liquor man that prohibition Ih not a failure, tho Hanker told of u Kaunas man who wuh convicted Hut thuro in plenty of excuse for provnrl cation in Much cuhcs ns this. rum: i.anks. WALI.UI..V Will KM. mid . .i ii..,r i V Z' ,.'t k I-,, ,V , ! , Z . d ; on 200 IndlctmentH n,r vlolutlng that law HiMiVo of him 11s u man who hud been Hinothorcd in smoko und scorched by tho tires of hlH own oiligtes, unit canio oui u ltliniit nveu 11 smell of lire. "I am proud of the honor," ho said, "of introducing to you tliu most loved und tho most hated man In America, John 1'. St. John, of tho Uniti:i Siati:s." Tlio Oovornor began in slow, measured words, by alluding to ills visit to Oregon thirty flvo years ugo, when tho entire iiopiilatiou of Portland could llnd room In tho building in which huHtood. Ilocamn for gold. Kxiected to go up on the mountain, pry out u big chunk, roll it down tho hill, loud it on his undo mid curry it uwuv. Ho bud tho niulu mid tho crowbar, found tlio hill, but nuver dis covered tlio precious metal. Then ho went to California and took u contruct to cut tl thousand cordsof wood. When ubotil half finished, n frlond told him ho didn't beliovo ho would got u cent for ills work. Iluvingheard something ulwut mechan ics' Hons ho wont to Sun Francisco to seo if ho couldn't get u lion on tlio wood by ussuining that u wood chopiior wus Home thing of n nicchtinle. Ilo wus shown into tlio august prosonco of tho "jtidgo" who hud earned tlwt upjieiiaiion ny ii tw His tines amounted to $20,000 unit his term of imprisonment to seventeen years, und vet to-day. if von talk to thut mini through tho bars, ho will tell you that nrolill.itlnn docs not prohibit. "If you men of Oregon." said tlio speakor, "don't do something for yourselves in this liuiior (mention soon, wu win piucu uio uai lot in tlio haiidH oi tho women, who will Just givo you u leuvo of tibsonco for n few years." "Hut vou can't do It," says somo onoj "wo won't let tho women veto in this Stuto." "Well, sir, if wo can't get it for thorn in Oregon wo will brlmr it to thorn via Washington, us wo brought freedom for tho blucks." Thu statement that tlio kuiisiih prouuii torv laws lost that Stato part of her iiopu latfon is truo. Thov hud lost somo from tho penitentiary, hoiiio from tho insane asvluin, and uliout 2,000 liquor sellers What hud lieen Kansas' loss, in ono ro- sect und to ti certain extent, had lieen Oregon's train, but ho wasn't mud about it Oregon could have tlioin. Thoy wero as willing to make tliu sacriiica uh ine man wuh to givo up IiIh wife who wunted to go to heaven, mo nmy wuh in it ruvi vid nieetiiiL'. und liecuinu so lumpy that sho said site felt as If she had wings, and Great Rock Island ASU ALBERT LEA EOUTES. h'1??1 ntl Popular line in connection irom bt. IhuI una MluucupulU TtChlruno unit Ilm Hunt. TohULoulnud thu Mouth. To Ilm HolneH, l.oaveuwnrtli' AtrhlHOii unit Kuuhum Ulty lie Olllv r .inn ConitfctliiB with the 'CllVfor ' venworin unu kuiuui CUlt'AUO AS(I A Li Li lOITM KAHT. PuWm, in Faluce Sleettlna and I'uluce Iilninu Cars! uffltooSf 811 ,hrou8l Express Trains on TIV... . . nV5?Via f y all connecting railways, ...v.mii. nm.it, m union uenois. n?innf Jn,f0rwa,l0I regarillng rates, mn I'PPl tostiy coupon HBentof tlifaO, tmir;.i. "u" rucino ititllwny rc; nns, IV, om , . V.. j .Wl ucnei Asent.u. it. a Co., l'enUlelon,Oret;ou. Xo.i''!,.K,!,,KWY' ien Mlilnutou HU, - . Portland, Ore. HC-LBHOOK, iM tii. i, ana lAit. M A Hi. U Il'y. juunea tons jiinn. ADVERTISERS MJV.. mnHIl,l iiethjri,whowih tommlni '"' UPt'.cr cbtun itirr.itci Chicwo, w (,nd it or M t o n o hs' ex. more feather she o'wherho'wT &r 1 B V"' " TTTIT:.. .1 n.nlnn CaIp I V . . ; v, ' " ii nnidoH that Chi-1 stated bin casojho Judn'0 Hta eil that l.o- ... , , Vi, : PlUldiy dllU UUIJUIdUUll ouaio T- T)in fl 1 ; , ( liUil Vfvl n. 7l n n.t'si.lin wus KsmiUll with Ilo FflR RNI Y FIVE DOLLARS EACH. SAN7ArilorVi iVSnl 11 Iniinr'T'a twenty dollar gold piece. Tho Juilan 'Jo run UnLI rift UULLWIO unum vearM. ,,1,1 tl,IUl of John II. -Miller ut--lon (imv law liook and read t l'H tempted to run in front of u mowing ma- ,uf m Umr TImjh lurj,,,B t0 ,H client i" ciiino, una " 'V ...:: : tstiid tioili oi iter leei suvuicu iimiiv "u ,,riif Tlio usual price for seals made by other parties, In Portlaiul or the East, Is from $(i.C0 o t7.00, with express cliarjes added. If you need a seal, send your order to us, and save from J2.00 to 3.00 thereby. East Oregonian Pub. Co.. nihil d tf Pendleton, Oregon. ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN ! They do happen every day. and when one linrns wyou. you will wish that you were uisurcu m TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMP'Y. Tub Thavklkkh' refcources ore sulllctent to nny nt onre Hie moM enormous ' cl alms that even ureal rullroud und steam toat ncolileuts chii brine upon 1. Pay nil cTiilm"; without discount, innurdlutely upon receipt of .lUf.iclory proofs. Non horfeliure provisions In nil Its policies. Ten Millions of AsseTs. Two Millions of Surplus. PAID POMCY HOLDEUS, $11,00000, Clopton & Jackson, Resident Agents, East Oresonlan building, endteon.Or. child wus ullvo nt last uccountH. The Itlver nd lUrlmr Mill. WiK.iivoTos. Anril 23. It is Ixslioved bv thoso liest informed thut tho Hlverund JU.I If. I. ... ntlwir fmilliiir In her vim and let her uo. ry con- A letter from liushyhcud, principal Whoro-1 chief und governor of tho CJieioLeo na tion, wus read, in wmeii no wisuuu nv. jolin great success, nun muicu nun iiu hlbllory law wus in successful ojienitioii HIS territory, UIIH inai may nuvur nun .IV. ..II rl..l. 1111V lirillIKH OXCOia nnuil nninJJ n Tl. l,.w u.ivu. ' Anv iiimi who Shu bu it i siuuugiea iu...rn . -v Imrii nr Kinmrstructura Oil tho 1 WlutCH. nroportv of unothor shall havo u lien thereon for his wages. our tlvo linn luwlosH He bollovcd thut if wlilskoy was such u bad thing for Indians it couldn't Ihj very good for tho Whites. bv thoso Wst inforined thut tho Hiverand j ,lre,i (.on,H of Wood Is a H...erHtructuro, W Hiaej f Harbor bill will como to u final vote I" un,l being n worker of wood you urc u cttte l, villilled. burned in elllgy, tiiroiit- he House Kro tho end of Muy, und pen ten" Tho contract was finished cned, und his house i l)rncl, )t nothing , u . in i.. n,mA,l Hiilistnntiallv hi tho . , i.i fr could Hwervo liliu from his cpurso. H1h iimi. It will lie passed substantially in tho , until for. present form. Tho man who earns u dollar chopping 1 sutrlclde ..d Sulci.!.. cord wood is just uslioiiorablo us tho man ' kei' to u Lkmoiis. Idaho, April 23. Philip Held, who earns u io lur poiumi u niiiim u vouiiL' fanner, shot und instantly killed counter. It is not tlio vocation that makes .....l ..I. .1.. ..fin-..-.,.-,! ! tl. .,..it. linnnrnl.il lint llin II1UI1 that His lnoiner, unu miwiij "'" i ...u ...... ..-..-. , -,, - "",, r. IDUKCH UIU VOC.HIOIl nu. tun luuiiiuii . tlio saloon keejicr is lionorublo lecauso it is legalized by law. Wo huvo u bigger contract on hand now than chopping u thousand cords of wood it Ih to close ev ery saloon in tlio nation, und by tlio help of God wo intend to do it. Tlio exorcises then took on tho further mlttcd suicido. A squabble over selling I a horso caused tho tragedy. i And Elected Too. New Yohk, April 23.-Kx-Senator Wil liam II. Harnimi, chairman of tlio Demo-, cratio National Coinmitteo, says Clove land will be nominated by acclamation. CONOltl'.SS. shape of n religious meeting by the siieatcrcnoosing u iexi irom mo inuw, Capital and CoiiBre.sloiial NotM of Interest i ftH follows: to jrorthwrstnrn Headers. n,'or wo muHt all apear lniforo the FiuiiAY. ; judgment seat of Christ ; that every ono Dorscv of Nebraska to-day mado argil- may receivo the things done in ids Ijody ,..oi t Itcforo tho liouso coinmitteo on l'a- according to that lie hath done, whether cific raUroads uisjii tho bill to secure re-1 it Ihj kucmI or bad.-ii Cor., y-.v. -vmo tof fUw indebtedness of tlio Union I "Wherefoio como out from uinoiig tho uovem- thorn and lo je seiiarate, salth tho uml. 1 iV' o.Vf.i i. Lilt Vnftrallv would und touch not tlio unclean thing, und bo iccci'tablo to tho lcoplo of his section, will receive you.''-n Cor., vi-xmi. f t e Suitteo would consent to incor- , On the juJgment .lay wo must iff WiSySX1 ads STWtilS "r;X- .SS - IW,ue wus , fortune,' lino of buttlo wus druwn and ho wan go- I'orty years auo lie bad promised ills dying motlior that lie would Ixi u man und do what ho thought wuh right, und by tlio help of (Jod ho hud kept thut pledge. Ho refuted ho Idea thut if you let liquor ulono it will lot yon ulono by u pa thetic ullusion to tlio ruin brought into ids father'H homo by this evil. It hud killed ids father, broken Ids mother's heart, turned him out on tlio world ut tho ugo of twelve without monoy or educa tion, und was now reaching out after his twobojs. "O, my friends," said ho, in a trembling voice, "I owe this liquor business u debt, und by tlio help of Uod I intend to pay it." No, ho was not run ning u Democratic aid society, but u is litical creamery. At tlio close of the campaign thero would bo nothing left of tho Democrat ami Hepubllcun parties but skimmed milk, ami, n few years later, 1 1 nothing but chalk und witter. In 1802, i Willi l Hilton 1- I'lHKO us our niuiiti.iiii upliear bearer, wo will uchfeve tho most glorious ither on victory the woiid nun ever Known. Lots of IVurli.tlniToMii Kill! f Man, Itnllriind llullillnir nil the Ilntfc Knim tli Wiillulii lnhiml Kmplrc. One faro bank, onu high for luck, und a hulf dozen poker games uro open in out city since tho rullroud. wotk. commenced. . .. .. i .. I.. .. i. i .i.t .Mr. sewilll, one nay nisi ivues., nullum, u voting covoto from uu Iiidinn which ho sold to n 'Portland druininer for u ict. Tho coyote sold on the strength of his vocul (piallllcutlon. Mr. G. Hunt und family arrived from rortluml ono day last week, and will niako Wtdlula their home for tlio sum mer, havltig taken rooms ut the-0. It. A N. liotel. .... A now camp was starteil.on eiinesuuy last on tho O. V W. T WuUu Wiillu bnmch, which iiiuWch tilings loou aveiy in tho northern part of. town. A now building, twenty-four by fifty feet, is in. course of. erection, by Mr. (indium, near KIllngsworth'H hotel. Tho ground lloor will lio used us u sioio ouuu ing und tho upper us u. lodging lunise. "There is ut present In Iltiiit'Hyard iron enough, to lav track about tun or cloven miles. Mr. 'Hunt says ho exacts to have Ills entire road graded up Ktireku Flat within 00 days. Thu truck will bo laid as soon us iron can bo procuied. One of Mr. Hunt's men urilvcd this week witli u lurgu band of horses from tlio Hudson l'.uy rtincli, where tliey huvo been on tho riingo during tlio winter. Tlio supination iH thut Mr. Hunt will sttirt unothor ciiinii soon. Wo have, counting liotelH uud lodging houses, seven which urn crowded every evening-, und ono night this week, several transient were forced to sleep on tho lloor, set up. or get out and tnko-tlio town in by moonlight. Washington Ttirtllory I'lntform. Tim DniiiiKiruev of Washington Terri tory, in. convention assembled, Uocluro: First. That tho,entiio conduct of HrcH Ident Clovelund, uud especinlly IiIh Into special message to Congiess, in favor ol revenue reiorm, ui which no urruys mm- null on the side ol tliu greui musses oi too iveonlu iiimlnstoruunlzod monopoly, nioetrt our hearty commendation, uud jielnts to liim us the proper jierson io no our hiuii-durd-bearer lu tho coming presidential campaign. . , , econil. i no wisiioiu oi uio luiiuiiun trutlon in tlio selection of Kugono Som- plo uh governor of this territory Ims lieen fully vindicated. HIh industry, priidunco uud urbanity shows thut thu appointment wus ouo entirely lit to Lo liuulo. Tliird. Wo recoiuiuoiid that tlio con vention for the nomination of territorial otllcers bo hold ut Klleiisburgh on thu -1th day ol SoptoinlMjr, 1888. Tho following wus added to icsolutlou No. 1 on motion of N. T. Caton. Hesolved, That the delegates to tho na tional convention which convenes tit St. Louis bo instructed to uso uvery legiti mate ell'ort to secuio tlio nomination of lirover Cleveland us tho standaiibbeiirer of tliu national democracy for tho presi dency of thu Culled Slides in Hie com ing presidential campaign, A Contrast. From tho IlakorClty Democrat. Mr. Hainsey has resided in this Stato more tlnm forty yeurs. .Mr. Kco, his op poncnt lias boon in tlio Stato only, ubout thiooyeais. Mr. Hamsey bus been In tho uctivo practice of thu law mora than nineteen years. Mr. Feo lias been ut tlio bur three or four yeurs. Mr. Itumsuv lias, during thu lust nino yeurs, iiiguodiiH many cases in tlio Su premo Court of this Statu uh uuy ono man. Mr. Feo bus novor urgiied u slnglo case in tlio Supremo Cotut. Mr. Hamsey is u luwyer of oxiKiiienco and maturity. Mr. Feu is u bogiiuior u mere tyro in tlio laud. Mr. Hainsey lias u good reputation us u lawyer throughout thu Stuto. Mr. Feo lias not. It requires no prophet to predict which of these gentlemen will bo elected. It Jh too plain a case for any doubt. Skipped. From tlio Clichalls, Idaho, Mi'scnger, Sheriff K. K. Davis lias Imjcii absent for thu pust month and Iuih not leeu hoard from for ulwut two weeks. Ilo wus tlnm at Hlackfoot and wrote to Ids deputy, W. K. Trupp. Tlio general impression is that ho lias "skipiied" tlio country, wlillo ufowaio IneHneu to licliovo that some serious accident death or insanity must Imvo liefitllen lilm. Wu me of tlio few, uud huso our Ijclluf thut, ho far, no good reason in fact, no reason ut till bus developed which should induce uiuuu in ills standing to do so foolish an act uud ono that would follow him thiough lifo. Portland paisir: Ofllcer J (online Ih i slowlv rccoveriui! und ids stroni! constitu tion bids fair to pull him through, lilsj weight bus abated from 322 oiiiidn to . about 210 and, while ho seems greatly emaciated, ho is alsiut forty pounds heav ier than most gooil-si.ed men, Oregon City Courier, April 20th: "Thoj! Claekui.taH was suaiuiliiK with salmon, lust week. One night ono man caught 100. Al the prices ranging, uliout 1 each, the fishermen uio making a small