..Un .iB(ortiic ,, Aiiutim COUNCIL MEKTINU. Minutes read and approved. At Hiwelnl incctinir of tho council, Mr, Ilotlieltlld was in tho elinlr. Councilni men Two ntlilclic young mon, named E. P. Mack nnd Bum Drown, ran n foot race near tlio round Iiouko yesterday, for u puree of $'20. Tlioy wero well matched, nnd ran a distanco of thlrty-fivo yards tlirco times, each straining every ncrvo tt win. lint nvnrv limn i.nttittup mil ttritt tily lu east to breast. Tho contest was ' tilwont, Mr. Young acted us tcntnonry teehed a ( raw bv t in Un l'ih. II. II. neuromrv Muck ami Thomas Sprawl. J A party started out this morning on a ! two weeks' trip to Canyon City, but were j destined not to get outsido tho limits of tl II.. I i 1! .1 1 r-.wril unn" n v it, ii-m ! CI......I.1...1 1 1 I ............. 1.. uuu iMVyiirWco ... 1,1.1,3 I-ni,, Comnmntcatlon from committee from t in 1 . w w.l.illlw.ii ,. um.1.111 n....m,....l "V"1 milMKjruiILMl in rCLWU 10 ..........1 iu i.-..:... t, .i ...a n minim film iitvuu jiiuii;u uui, mimuiir ing u serious fracture of tier left .' i.l.nl 11 1 "n"'"". '..l... II,.. 1 Hill. hojflff. Ml." ..1 n,v,ir. 1 llniilf r II' i,..,iiiini. nml .hftve -T'i1'0. u .pnilly. to mil.-.! lie win io ; Keith, JIurpliy, Sargent. Slaughter nnd oung were jirosont. Mr. Crown being Petition of lironcrtv owmirH on .Trick-Kim street, asking for sidewalk, was read and grunted. On motion, tho assessment of tho 0. It. & N. Co. was ordered reduced to 51.- "llllBVITIKS the phototrraphcr. (;3(in.,..iroathlsolllce i thm at coatatDespainA McCartney, of Spokano ,,, .... iatov.nto--i.-J- ,B . ,.ail,u rinooo. "' . ..L...I-.I It. PnrMiltlfl. !,,! nt I)0P:IIU llUHiim n . ...I rl I' OIL'U Cll-U" inmvui v. - . E. l'oltcr. rep,?"11? 'Il0 f.i iL'n. .111:1-1111 vjUh in nrui v. I,,. n liru.i; . UCo.wllldhwsoof tlieirsiocK ,w, nloronnd llxturcs on or bo-tmbcrht. Tmior and Allen j..,kii en .'. .1- l.n....u,.,iitii vnnlnrililV pon tiieir iiuiiiu-i-."" j .i...,-n,n iniiL'liMt. 'llilsttme unUnce .Meimnoy. oumu ui l w r i,. i;n inn urn hih- a holiday. j mi a Pinall liotico for salo ut it an cxcceumgif iu imiu. .-,ld Inr ii il 1 1 101 1 1 1 1 . " ... .11. .11. tt'..ll.. ......II...... li-jl" ill Itllllll nil I. wiiiiiiiiu .. ...1I .......... Iliyan iin.-.iii-'. i-'--- . ..imniiiifA of havltiL' a Jivo .....tju-ml,.lll. .... ... it 1 1 . I ..1. I. II. '..Mil Ilinil MUM Ill'.'ll . . -rr,t (riiiniM.iinil that I no v -a il.ni. nr. iiinniirnti. A he il IsMHiicii'in. ..il. .1..., f llti-flii.a .t Wind. ........iiil'j iflifi iiiimlmif 1 .11- ...t link u. mn!u T'iitifllna Julius it might lie. A. I. t'l....n. ,.rl u(..,lilllf. ii'nrl-. ir new (',' cctorV of the lirinciiKll .... . i t . l . iDUliluroutiiv, una win prou- I.I...I !.. .. ....... IT. I !,l.,l ,.. I ..III. ..II , II. Mloyment. htartcd up the river I- - .I....I.. .!..!.!.... monllDK iur u ii.iv n iiriuiiK rattcil f'.'50 for tho m-r- i. f ... ii t come off on July HI. Wlmt 'H . . it . . il . i i i f urrvuikN mil mi iiiiitiui iimhiiiiz ciiiatlclpatcil in (Jrant county nwnjtr nr r-ttcriid nun ui tntittiiinn ...I. .4 I t V. 1 M Will 11 tMouier vacation .Miss i.ditn . - . - i . ii milium, iti 111111 iiiititi i nil- ilHH la nir connhlorH tlilH u TllATlt farltrukl nml it Iiiatmiiiltnii 1 I I inw. On July lnt to 4th inclu- . Co.'a linn, rii-jif fit fill jltt-i ui in. i ii l ui.. i.ii. ww .on ciiKino lumber i .I f M..I.. .,1 ..Til. . " j i . iitu'iv ui v wii SBay niliilit ikiss blv bo idvo- by ths l'i'ii iw nf mi litv.miio o'le'd wat'liousos contain nn of wool, u'wieiratlni: r m-a .. ...mi i.. tf . ........ill iii.iiiir.. lUCOnlL'nnil fur fal.tiim.. ui lint larger amount is nlaced thoro wiwuinsu Ktimulation und 'Mm the wool nuiikct. tur ik. n w..b. . t in l . . ""I"! uy mil 10 tno uiil- ..uwwrui)' wiuiin uiu Jf; 0,18 t'art fro' aM 3,000 head. Unwinds of w have been takun out of tho crwtlieiront thno, this year. ctk Kaalo . rendloton is tho 'vrM.. a . 1 -v M,v xnuwr rosoua'Ori. law? J! ebtabllS iinnnta .....1 -"v faviiiiii'M inr nil ut jii 'wn at anv otlior tnu'ti In ii u navo visaed ail oi ayhwonejtlillililnn ! 4 nnitn.A .. ... . .. muZ .7 l""81", setting lortli "iWrmitha ma'-'lllnVmit mntinnp .ft i..i.. . .r: 7l iT"111.."1 i-olebfato tho "y. it a parries out t u serious traciure ot tier lelt arm below the elbow. A peddler is going through tho count v selling u bolt of cloth und "throwing in' ii lot of goods, and taking in payment farmers' notes on long Hum. This sumo game has been going on in tho Willam ette valley, and tho papers say that ho is ii swindler of tho worst kind. Ho should bo dtiven from tho country. Fred Clcrber came near severing his linger this morning through carelessness in opening a can. I,lo says it was dono soipiickly that ho couldn't oxplain how it hapicncd. Ho lerformed a surgical opcr utlon on himself, und got the wounded digit straightened out in pretty good HlllllC. On Saturday evening's train tho Stars will go to Arlington to play tho return gamo with tho boys of that nlaco. A good many visitors will probably nccom jinny them, a rato of four dollars having boon secured for tho round trip. Wulla Wullu Journal : Tho O. It. A N. company have raised tho freight on wheat from l.owlston to I'oitiand to .$0.60 per ton. Tho old rato was $0 and thoodd fifty cents will have to como from tho Rickets of tho farmers. A business meeting of tho Ilandeb Haydn musical society is called for next Friday evening ut 8 o'clock. A full ut tondanco is specially requested by Prof. Hepburn, director. On tho Fourth of July at Walla Wulla thcro will Ik) n balloon ascension. At Pendleton tlioio will bo tin old-fashioned barlsjcuo. "You pays yourmonoy nnd takes your choice." A 1 .1 .t..l !-..,. .....!... I !.. 1I.....1I..I,... d i iiiumiiuii ii unn ui 1 1 I'll in i ciiiiiuiuii i 7 . , . t..,.u.i.... .i .. in i... ... io mo Krounii, u uistanco oi sovcrui leet " ' . . . J I I HI" tUMVfllilf lid U.H Ulll itfiltil Utll limn nigiitattliocoinmenceiiient exeicises ut r.-v """ . - y- the onem house, where ho will doliver it 1 .vur. 1,ur m.,l'..l"lt 1 10 children kept on short lecture. ' VWn&, am Vl r?1 ,r!'. "',,u nWm iiui. uiu I'tinii iuii Mtk iiuii, oveunii;. and einrino was read, and tho recorder wus omcrcd to oiler tho hand engino on board cars at Pendleton for $500, guaran teed in good order ut present. Committee- on claims reported favor- nuiy on ino joiiowmg niiis, ami wnrrants wero ordered drawn: II. P. Johnson & Co., $l).l!5; Murdock, 08.50; Wm. Keller, 1. CO. Ordinance No. . providing for levy ing tax, read und referred to committee Ordinunco No. 114 (cow ordinnnco), read und referred to committee. Commtttco roiotted favorably on ordi nnnco No. , providing for tux levy, und it was read tho third time und unseed. Tho following bills wero referred: Cox fc Minor, $300 ; L. Heed. $40; LoryenA Arthur, $.'.l!r; M. L. Hasbrouck, $5. Kstimnto for fonco around citv park read and referred to tho coinmftteo on streets und public improvements. Kstlmuto for walls ut till on Thompson son street, read and referred to tho samo committee. Agreement with Smith A Stroud for construction of lovco wus read und re ferred. On motion, tlio (Innnco committco wns authorized to employ a comiieteut ac countant to investigate tho llnuuccs of tho town. On motion, adjourned. A Hncl Ari lilrnt. On June IHh, a lady named Mrs. L. Scott enmo to Pendleton from near Kansas City, bringing with her two children, an Infant und a 1 It t Io girl, i-nst I-riday her little gill, Mlria by nnmu, uged eight years, wont playing near tho planing mill with companions liko her solf,und in tho abandon of childish sport, jumped from thu top of u pile of lumber Tho contract for hulldlni! u now school house in district No. "1 has lx'on awarded to Iloothby A Foster of Pilot Hock. Tho contract prico is fitM. Cull und see tho antique oak refrigera tors und (icm ico-crcum freecm ut Wheeler, 0"recno A Co.'h hurdwuro store on Main street. Mrs. W. J. lxlshmnn, tho lady who cot married "on short ncmiulntunco" re cently, bus left her sfiouso und gone to uaytoii. T. J. Million recently returned from n visit to Portland und olnts in tho Will amette valley. Ho had u pleasant trip. Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Ilurkhart, lately married, loft this oveninu. for Linn county, to resldo ierniancntiy. Miss Viola Million, who has lieen at tending school in Portland, returned with her father lust Sunday. Colonel William Pursons will read tlio Declaration of Independence on tho Fourth oi July. A colored "uomman" from Kansas bus tnkon charge of Wllkio's culinary depart ment. Josenh Hnslcr sells irooils on tho install ment plan und ut reasonable prices. T. C. Tuvlor'H now house Is about com pleted und is a model of neatness. Tho Folk county full wus destroyed by tiro u fow days ago. Hcgular band concert this ovonlng. AN i:lllllIT10N OI' AltT. Tho Collection ut l'rnr' Oprru limine The Knhllillloil tliW i:eulnc. fUlmlrorH of thu lxautiful in art, if they hud seen tho fow but admirable produc tions placed on exhibition to-day in tho ojieru liotiso uy pupils oi tno Mstors- sciiooi, would navo ucen surpiiccii nun delighted. JIio o wero iiretty i-amples of clionillo, urasono and otnor kinds oi em broideiy to delight tho heaitoftho lady visitor, besides u collection of wux-work that was romarkablo in its attractiveness, deiiviug Its lieauty us it did from u closo nnd almost perfect imitation of nature. Wnx flowers thoro wero, tho productions ofSiddioCingon.AnnioIIugon.ClnraHclth, iJminuTnylor, that resembled tho idants of tho gardon and flold so closoly tliat you could havo ulmost distinguished u subtlo und chlorous frugmnco, wero it not for their glass-cuso environment. Hut tho most perfect of all in its deceitful tempt ingnesH wns a wax feast of fruits, lorries nml wines, the work of the Sisters them selves. You could hardly bcliovo that lOrtUDll uill II. I., -....l- tt "... iiii ti-itr iiiiiiiii uq l Of Uvula will. f.r.n uwwng celebration. UT 0kir.iv. . v I . 1 Immll c iii ,. , 'r11 ik. t: . r: '."uiiuiorii, eecro- U""'""! voiapuu (Jlub ut .'"-'."'Mnnyioputnblo complaining of u suvoro imln in her side, und BiiHered terribly until yesterday eve ning, when she died. Her companions did not speak of hor fall, und tho lihysi cians in ultendanco wero left totally in tho dark us to thu nature of her injury. It is supiioscd that sho died from somo internal derangement caused from tho vio lent contact with tho ground. Her mother is of course well-nigh heartbroken over her loss, und much sympathy is ox pressed for her misfortune. Tho funeral took placQ at 10 o'clock this morning from tlio residence of T. 11. Swcurlngon. It Won't Coit you Much. During tho celebration will bo a good opportunity for people of tho Inland Km into to visit tho leading town of Kastcrn Oregon, and sco tho foundation it has for its claim of supremacy. Tho oxcuso of railroad traveling has lieen reduced to tho following low lutes for tho round trip, so that pleasure-loving Inhabitants of our sister towns can well ull'ord to pay us a visit on tlio ulorious Fourth : Wnlia Wullu $2 00 Milton 1 -Wi llluo Mountain 1 00 Weston 80 Centorvlllo 08 Adams M Kcho 1 0J 1-n (iran.lo 2 08 Union a 47 linker City 5 04 Huntington 0 44 Umatilla 1 7(1 Thu Drt-iiileil Cycloiir, James M. llotllo, of Vinson, wus in town Tuesday, and rojiorted that tho eyclono on Huttor Creek und around I'inu City did considoiubia damage. O. F. Thompson's projxirty wus damaged to thu umoiint of several hundred dollais. Tho chinch ut Pino City wus blown down. Frank Do Iong wus caught by tho wind and bruiseM badly. Tho path of tho cy clone wus from two to four miles wldo. AliiMlloii,(Yremon1ra III li-Mtll. I-'rom llio H'o tlo Janeiro Newe, Mi' l. Tho ovonfa of tho past week in ronnec on whh tlio paago of tho nbolltlon uct have leen I'ni'Siutlly exciting in charne to '. Thoio wus ulmost no opjiosltion nnd vay littlo o.ntoiy, und every voto wns tilicndeil bv tho nlsilllioii societies nnd li-go ninnbe.-s oi spectators. Jiior-cnuio ilecli'-'il I'oon a Sunday soshion to pass tno b'M. which was attended by hundreds ; of otcited, onlhuslastle ieoplo. 'lho l'.:ni-(!s Ko"ont also arninited wcomo WASrllNHTON I.KTTKIt. A l'recllcMnii from Of ni'Pil Hplnoln-Hlier-iniin In tho Lonil Scnntom In ChlriiRo, Wasiiinoto.v, Juno 15, 1888. Hcprcscntutlvo Stilnoln, one of tho shrewdest Democratic members of Con gress, predicts a majority in Now York city of more than i0,000 for Cluvolund und Thurinan. Mr. Spinolu speaks from Inside knowlcdgo of tho political situation in Now York cfiy, having resided thoio nil ills life, ami Inning been ono of tho leaders in the nattv since he became old enough to vote. W no tho KopublieuiiB will put up to bo slaughtered, is not yet apparent. John Sherman is far in tno lead, having imr chased all tho delegates that could bo hud, und ho is prepared with unlimited cash, furnished! doubtless by his Wall street friends, to go into tlio deleguto market ut Chicago and outbid all com petitors for a sulllcieiit number to ensure his nomination. It Is hardly likely that tho convention will bo foolish enough to nominate Sherman; witli him at tho head of tho Kopubllcan ticket, tho fight would not bo spirited enough to mnko it Interesting. Cleveland would beat him ns Grant did Grecly in 1872. Hcsldcs Sherman, no other candidate bus any considerable following, and from opinions expressed by leading Republicans hero it Is probable that the nomination will be tho result of tho combinations made after tho convention meets. If that should bo the case, it would bo an ubstirdity to oven attotnpt to mnko nn intelligent guess ns to who tho nominco will bo, but I havo no hesitation in saying that it will not bo John Sherman. Two-thlrdsof tho Republican Senators havo already left for Chicago to tako part in tho national convention. Quite ns large a percentage of members of tho House would have gono except for tho refusal by Mr. Mills to allow tho tariir bill to bo layed over for u week. Indian Commissioner Atkins has ten dered his resignation und gone to Ten nessee, where ho prooses to mako un active personal canvass for his election to tho United States Senate. Two speeches wore niudo on the fish- cries treaty this week, ono by Senator Morgan, lor, nnd tlio otner tiy benutor Hide, uitainst it. Its further considera tion has been ostponcd until tho 2oth Inst. Judiro Thiiriimn. who was oxnectcd in Washington this week, bus postponed bis visit until later, In order to bo hoio when tlio national committco meets for organ ization, and to tako part in tlio grand ratltlcatlon iucQtlng,wnlcu is to Do Held In tills citv on tho oveniinr of tlio "Otli Inst. Tlio Democratic Congressional oxecutlvo committco held their first meeting this week to mako arrangements lor tlio com imr cninnuiitn. There wus u full attend' unco, with Senator Ken mi in tlio chair. A sub-commitlca consisting of Senator Kenna, Representatives Lord S. Ilryco, of New York, und 8. O. Flshor,of Michigan, wus appointed to meet and comer wim tho national committco which is to meet hero on tho 2(lth Inst. Tho object of this conference is to so arrange things, that tho work of tho two committees, tho na tional and tho congressional, will not conflict with each other. Senator Kenna, after tho meeting, suld to your corres pondent: "Wo shall shortly havo a tier- muncnt headquarters In this city. This meeting was held simply to appoint this committco of conforeuco. Wourosending out thousands of documents, and wo do not euro to duplfcuto tho work of tho national committco, nor havo them duplicato ours, hence an under standing of tho progrum of ouch is neces sary in ordor to bring nut that harmo nious work that always leads to success. F.vory ono at our meeting wus sanguine us to tho result of tho fluid upon which wo are now ontorlng. Wo havo a magnifi cent ticket, and it will create great en thusiasm. With such u man us Thur man fur tho second pluco, it can Indicate nothing else than a powerful and winning ticket. Thu Hopublicans are all ut sea. Thoy don't know what thoy tiro going to dout Chlcugo, whethor thoy will cut n platform to fit tho candidate, or pick u candidate to fit tho platform. Senator Danlnl,of Virginia, expressed his opinion as follows: "There is no mistaking our advantageous iMisition, wo uro going into this campaign on u high piano und on great Issues. Get IsjIow tho surface, and thoro can lie no doubt to obhorviug men, of tho triumphant election of ( lovchinil and Thurmau." There is u rumor here that secretary Whitney will retire from the Cabinet.. Mr. Whitney neither alllrms nor denies tlio report. HO! HO! HO! CELEBRATION! IN PENDLETON, ON TEE 112th ANNIVERSARY OF THE Nation's tho blucklHinies und creani.tho pears and down I 'om PetrotwIIii on tlio same i day to iicaches, tho luscious cherries and trans- sign tho bill. '1 ho streets of thoclty were parent wines wero but tho woik of wo-1 g.y with bunting and tho newspaper man's nliublo fingers, und not of nuturo. J o Hies of Hun do Ouvhlor were elegantly If tho exhibition to bo given this ovening idctoiuted with flags uud flowers. I ro is equal to this display of wax-work, it ' cessions carrying I unnevs und preceded liy iliitldS Ol music parntieu uiu rui-uiD,iiiy.--Ingournilleaguesof tho press and giving will bo well worthy of attendance. Unlet Arrival!. VuxAiti) IIorsK. W W Hayes, Cox, M Floischhuner, W K Potter, lngersoll, Clias N Walt, Portland: It S Strahun, Albany ; K Y Judd, Hunfoid ; h F Smith, GW Jones. John Jones, Pilot , i .... ..f ii... i.t ti irnu ifmi-, i it i' i-uv-o mm. i memo: i ii urosscu cui " . w.,11.. w,iii,i. it f O.-IimIiv. We- !.i:lfi p. si., tho Princess using a "" V r i . V i ,.. . . ...ui. .il....,nn.ld ivlilnli ...... I.niinu ITiirili.ll. .Iflllll IIU1SO. J U r tl VN IUI iiiiii"'- .. W.t.dty ; Willi Hair, Kcho; Jus M I vlded for ttoK Mon.I.l.,..A0 " 'lr Hoclctv . Gom..:n Ivw.-Squlro Dojow. v estou : . r j ,owIy diH,Kjrsed.. . -i. i ".till oi u inmiiiiiirn jnnii nioec. ioiivor; o .uuiuiivii.cv, .. i--- , .-. , .1.....1 inn r.i '-.wm o tl, , . .T ' ) .. ., h ii- 11.. u'nii:,. Mm it li llnltH. I'ilio sireeis, nouiu., .....v.. . -. MBJr.n. 1 ; '' " ...V 7 .. a " n ?ina leonlo until a Juto Hour 01x110 1 1111, isma. TiVT i,fis!wion oi tno t-ouon unu i, '-, u,r'T,, Jnrrlilli0it nrocessions wero organized and ' olapuk." ' tello. A J Hloekdon. Portland; F Hunna, ! tore 1 MfT'X ,1,. rn-lilnncos wero S 1,1a,lIc,0 Bi io ' f, 'Z-' l f V hoe ffir llV-1 u iuuteT Tho'wholo atrair passed off t night. LP"t'r7 Kry SSa& vit Infect order and gocl temr. rfful. 1 ton. I mfiuarCiTfTU & -UUUUll IlMn ' . . ti - IK. vr.uiirlu I II 11 A 'Jl. IVU. UY JVC 4 t WrT T Wled P on tho I owi.i IIouhe.-C 1 a'c. i'. riurkhurt. o Unn county, nd &.!.! l'Al'Ka K iiXia'Ar'V. Catholic & "vereV in choice Kansas Cityi O Black rnncherj r M fn Ytr J? brady ana Mri.' ir pains. Potter, O V Atkinson, Union. MuUoney. I vlcas for liberty, tho Imiwial family nnd tho ulsjlitl Jii leaiiers. Ai ii o ciock i-. ji. tho Princess Hegcnt urrived ut tho city paluco, where un imuicnso crowd hud congregated to await tho final uct in tho abolition of Brazilian sluvory. Tho en- signed in in us pro- SUD- ,'en on FRAZER'S OPERA HOUSE. Org Night Only. Monday Evening, June 25th. Hpccliil KiiKascinnnt of the' Kmlncnt Irish Coiniwllun, T. J. FARRON. In tho (Imitcct Ijuiuhliitf HueceuM or thoilay "Soap Bubble," Under the monuKomcut ot J. II. DoIiMiik oJ-Amoii tho Minn rendoreil hy Mr. Knr-, ron will be Mime that have mailo him ta. liiou wherever the KiuIInIi laimmiKti U mk kt'ii.lncludliiKiiuvli uvorlt'u,,.Mr JlctSir thy," "HeincinluT, Hoy. Von'ro Irlnh," "The Kxlie'N Latniiul," ''CoriMirul Miilcnhy," "Ihh, thu Ktrawlierry Ulrl," "Tim nuherly" and olhcrv. James Crawford, Manutacturer of and Dealer In Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Etc., Tents and Wagon Shoots for Salo A V BEDROCK PRICES. Odd Fellowi' Hulldlng, Main itreit. Ju3t An Old-fashioned Barbecue, Foot Races, Sack Races, Bicycle Races, Climbing Greased Pole, Catching Greased Pig, Will be some of the pleasantries to bo indulged in on Hint day. A PLATFORM Will bo erected on tho grounds for Dancing purposes, and tho PENDLETON BRASS BAND Which is under engagement, will furnish tho best of music. A LIBERTY CAR And tho Howling Horribles " Will bo features of tho Celebration. Lend us Your Assistance Fellow Citizens, and wo will enjoy together tho finest Colobru- tion on record. EVERYBODY Is invited to come to bring their sisters, cousins and aunts, their mother-in-laws, thoir wives and all of tho children. No ono is too small, too largo, too dignified, or too modest to como. Let all como and participate. It's to bo a day of sociability and patriotism. Hip! Hip! 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