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iiMU.lAM PARHONM. ATTOKNKY AT
I u. fMfifc- Boom No. 11, Aftolu-uHli-rk,
Pendleton, Oregon.
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t .t iitv. nonius no. a una a. amm i
tie fllofk, Pendleton, Oregon.
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PENDLETOjV TTATA'Pn T.A nr nnnnnw m,.rr..r. ... . . . :
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illl MIHOtt, ATTOllNKYH AT LAW.
j istrt-Orfr Wnil Nation.! Bank, Pen
,1m, iirrK'in.
IT r. UIJTCMEK, ATTOIINKY AT LAV,
I), Ccntervllle, Oregon. Will practice
I eoiru of Orecon and tYasfiliiKbin. Col
tccti promptly attended lo.
hlMHEV A WAOKB, ATTOUNKYH AT
I Li v. Boom amid 4 nf thu"Kiul (In.
Etltti" hnlMlnKi corner of Main ami Webb
h, Pendleton, Oregon.
IUP.TKII A"willTK7ATT0riNKYHAT
iuv. Pendleton. Oregon. ttnoin.Hniid
fic(Ulloii lllock.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
Evur brought into
EASTERN OREaON.
Bought at Bottom Prices
And Hrought Tiirough
FHYSICIANS AND HUKGKONH.
rij BI1 riT'DII. Ofrlrfi ivirnsr (Vitirl ntul
lionwi.MUlifHn.ln Dcapnln block.
AT THE OLD FREIGHT RATE !
hfc U.roitTKH, PHYSICIAN AND HUB
V iron. holm. Orccon. Kl vu vi-ura auiwu.
ItopllKl mill private practice.
OIIIHWOt.t), I'lfYMGlAN AND HUB-
, poll ii'iicii in irvinn'. ilrilkf .tore.
Uiffon,
U. M. PltUKTT, y'hioian'anT)
8jl'On. Otncct Over lKiklnfTlii-. nir.
rK.Mnln mill Alia sirct-t.. Pendleton.
WU'.BINO., M. D. omen OVBB
I Mtonlci corner Mnlu and Altn Htx.
Kc,oij tVnlib, near l.'ourt stirrl Be-
Ivt.tul office runnreUtl liy trli-nlionn
lllllKnl hnlel. Kanrclnl iiiti'iitlnu irlv.
Ilb iIImkmw nf womtm uinl clillUroii.
JT1STK
1 1. IU.ATIK. IIBNTIST. AH AIlMIN.
Ulrrcil llfHri-! Mil! li Mtri'fl.luTlinmn.
iHitK HiilllliiK ri'iiillt'loii) Oregon,
.MKCIIANICH.
W I N JAY, I'AINmit AND I'AI'KIl
ini!r. worn mihmh' none. i,'ttv
p wild thn ivmlli-iim Hardware iiml
rmfin Co., on Omri .ircot.
I. I'AltKBM. CONTMACTOK AND
I bjii.icr, raiiniKioii, On ton. cuilulrv
M ineolultr. KHImiitfH urnlxhoU on
1 1 loo.
II. M'IM'H. CUnPHNTI'lt ANT
ullilcr. Cimiilry onln mllol'H nml
niy i-mini to. Inquire ut Wnton
. IM IKtl'KK, III.AI'KH.MITH AND
' - :on Jlukir. Altii iiml (ianlrii ml,
drt-K"'). Ill-ickhinllli work of all
rt i.. (H)Kiiiti imiiiiipr, mul on
i rnii I' -rtlenliir Kttintlon Klv-
--'njeliur.
FLYING DUTCHMAN
Walking Sulky Plows
CA8ADY
Cang Sulky Plows
Garden City and
Scotch Clipper Plows
Oliver Chilled Pbwi,
Cultivator, Etc.
UltOWN, llOl-ar. CAItltlAUK
-ii I'.-niifr, roixik'toii, on-iciin,
i- . in Htrrvl, ni-iir t'nurt ir'i-l.
-1 f,iri'."lii -I on liort notlrx. OrUni
i. itr ttlll tt-i-flvii jiroilllit uilun.
. (-iim)IIi,,; ft hi-i-olully.
FARMERS, REMEMBER :
The Goods are Here
We don't have to wait lor them to arrive.
Bottom Prices and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
KM WIMilNMON. I'ltACTHJAI,
i ,1'li.ok iH'il t lnonoiiHter .MHkur.
n U(.4ll..ivc ir.ni.li. All work
i.'i. o i DriK'h nMMiind, Mnlu
il-tr, Ori'Koll.
all
1". I I: AT , MTO.NK AND JIII1CK
'-ixll"O0, OrfKOIl. Tomli.
i.-.tniwnt belllnioiii tfcol:illj;
I tit.-rhw, it 1 1 kliuU of K'one
wirK t'UfCiituil rrnoimbly, mil'
-k , i-rnof puriltloiiK.
HAI.OONS.
'P.tlP Ii.I(VI:ai. IMlOPHIKTOlt OK
I to. "liourd of Tinile." ili.r. Mhin and
1'Hr.Mii, I'uiiilliilnu. Orreon. Kmlt-r-
i . . L.k.. ttiIUd r in.
I ur .
A KNOI.r, rnoPIURTOKH OK
iirHnooti. Kino wlnen.llquopi mid
IV I'tUdlfldi. hwr on drulmllt Ul live
tl. Wliirliart'ii bolllrd tirKp-P-
Mmn ir-it. onnocllw Court Hnuf.
IJ-LIAM KOKHl'll, I'UOt'HIKTOK Or
lit lUy iirewery, Court Htr.et, I'en-h-On-Kiiu.
Aiioriloriforoui br rilled
rHly ilellverfd.
lCfni llerrtlttll, Mlnt.,opKMl'f
Iff, Pt-ndltton. rnndleton ber on
liruiil "quornaud clsum, of tb
!"i tni
'u'daTFhmkkr, PUOPBIKTOHH
"lb. Umatilla Brewery. Manufaolur
'MwholnalM and reUll dealrrn In
1;Moliiu,,bottlHj;Ulrn1kt-s nr barrel.
iMt U you don't like II,
f pt;... . . i j
IB
itlNB, I'ltOl'ltlKTIlU UK TUB KB
L-piion i-arlorii, Main Hlreet, oprxwll
t u?5 Bquare. In Thorapwo' new
t l bt winm. Uquom and Cigar.
r-i.B&cuNi terved to natrotui.
MIS0KLI.ANEOU8
rftHKR-P tit. . ... . M mi. --t
111 nlii lit ru
t-iiraportHrii i.( Hhoe Manufacturer'
More HuDnllri. Ulaeklnea. Ore
iieifl Im
I i iLv,A N' J OHTICB OK Ttl K PB ACri
IniB. "t0' lubllo, Vauycle, Oregon,
ti V.5,Jec,a'y. HlinK on lund re-
ina (in.il nrmirM tnlrvii at reducrd
IL'i'MTINO CAN IIR HAD AT THE
IV V ' M cbturwr lb': those of
- rrinilntf Imnt.. n KiiiMrn I ir"rni,
I'1. BLAN KM.
li!!M?.iwn hundred form, of leital
'iiniTi i Pmc. Lawyer and otner
' ItU' 'ormiicn l-e .unpll-t.
ANIMALS.
I7l52I? anliimi etray. you ran re.
J I" adverilln
Fr w"",0ai. Jt talcum tueiu
Taylor, Jones & Co.,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
lM)lniNI t'OI.NTH.
1 "oillday K.tatn U"tlon-Cliliipae
New Year-hue. for 0,000 l)iuniir.-
r aurn rial.
1'okti.anI), Jan. 30. Tho Holllday
t-Htutc matter hag (lntu.nl iiiniii an,i
tho inirchaFcru of tho property claim to
tnj uu Ik lo riUlVIl IIIBI JUKI HUH
cnatiKeu ma mind, una will not lot
Wcidlcr and Holliday huvo tho $400,000.
The party who U nmnaKinK l' buelneBi
for Mew?rH. IWnnctt and Larolicc revmn to
bo a thorouclibreil. nnd n lmnl
uown. it ih not known what " nfliifinop"
wus brought to boar on brolhor ImM, but
it HConiH to lutvo Urt-n ull'octivo. Jo
Holllday'M intercut in the mutter craned
at noon in-day, nnd Jio Ih nvorlftntinul
knocked out. Woldlor Iiuh tilt nnt Krl
dny at noon to rniifo tho nionov in, but If
Ijidd ImHKono liauk on him, 1ih cIuuicch
uroticciuudiy num. Thoro Ih no doubt
hut thu beet all around thing that can
happen for 1'orllnnd in for thu tiroiwrtv in
remain in hid nuiHH 01 1110 prcHjnl own
Chinese Nnw Year Im-l-jh nt l'J nVl.vrtr
Uriuiniit. All day joHtutday tho Chi
nese eiiopM anu proviKion utoroH were
crowded, and nearly every Chinaman
mot wan carrying n patrel. Umt evening
every ouiuung occuiiieu ny uiiinoso waH
iiBiiteii up wiui lunternM, iirecrnckorH
wvro boom i n j;, and Chinatown presented
an animated nppeuranco. Thu coloura
tion Ik Mill In procrctm to-day.
"Curloy" Ilrown will nuo this city of
rortlund for tlM.000 dumau'OH for falno im
priBonmotit. Ho iIooh not deny the. fait
that ho In a professional Kiitubler, but
I'lalmH lo lo a i:ood. Iiiiva h il 111? olllznn
juat-tho Humo, and irnpOMon to huvo Jiih
llco. Ho cay h ho wax thrown iuto jail
with a lot of lowlived xcruhH. and told
that bin c.ino wan nn tinbuilablo one.
Tho roadway acroim tho railway brldi!n
Ih comnleted. hut will not bo thrown
open to tho public till tho Mreet car tracic
ih iniii.
I'rof. Holiio, tho fumoiix blind mu
sician of l)tnlop, will givo a porformanco
at tho iN'uw l'ark tu-iilght.
J. A. Homurquo, thu tinhorn who uh
HaujUtd City Attorney Adainw on tho
Mrcet a fiiw tl.iy-t ago, ti.nl a jury trial to
day. Ho wiih convicted and lined forty-
IIVO (lOHUtH.
Thu NpaHinodio hurrah mIhuiI by tho
police over tho arrest of u lot of hciiihi-
griicort who huvo boon run down and
charged with being tho imirdorerHof ono
Ciiniilnghum, who wan found de.ul hoiik
nmo iil'o, mm iiiiien inn, on (uo in
llovo.s tho parlkn uiulor arreHt know nnv
thing abmit tho ciiiiho of Cunningham'!
death. U'h it picnic for tho Kwulug l'ol-
OLiram, honuver, nnd our Mend Otto
(iroonhood (IUIioh iii u roliiinn a day In
regard to it, jimt as regularly an tho day
rouicH.
.M. M. lUrnett, tho lato editor of tho
Slfdngrt, roiivhted recently of criiuiiuil
IIIk'1, was thin morning Hoiitoncod to pay
a lino of f:U0.
in thn
EASTERN NEWS.
I'ONIlllKNS.
Nrnalor lliilph (lvr III. View.
Xnmiiau Ouollnn.
WAHtiiNoroK. Jan. IM. Mitchell offered
a re.olutlon, which wa agreed to calling
lllmn tin. Siirriitiii-L i9 ft,.. 'I............ I V
Mtatemcnt of tho ainoiiutH in the linking
fund to the credit of tho Union and Cen
tral raeiuc rallroailn on tho 1st of Febru
ary, 1889, under thu Thurman act, with
tho amount of each invested In bond,
tho markot valuo of mich IkuhIm. and.lhn
amount which would havo been in'tho
wnUng fund if no Inverttuenta in bondH
nan neon inailo.
Tho Senate then rcHiimed tho consid
eration of billo. tln lllli'ullnn Imii " nn
tho amendment nuVclinu the 8u. ..nn
iHlaiidri.
Dolnll Bald thn nilmllon wan mn ..f
Bpeeial and local liniortatue to tho ooplo
of tho I'acillc coact; that, whatever
uuKiii no uioiigui iih io the proprloly of a
general diMUMnion of
and IntereHtH in tho Hamoan irlandx and I
of llm relation of tho government of:
urn 1'iiiiou ciatea m tuo iiurniau govern
THODIlt.K m FKAHKII.
The New Turk Mtrlket. CommltlliiK Act. ir
Vlolrnre.
Nkw Yowk, Jan. 3J. Tho nt root cartio
up contlnueM. Thin morning tho utrikem
overiurncii a wagon nn tho grand utroet
tiack. A ortion of tho police reserve
wan called out in dispereo tho mob.
I rouble In feared. A car on the Sixth
uventio line Minted at f o'clock, guanled
by three jHiliceuirn. At Hluchor and
tnriuinn Btreetn (hey were overiHiwerftd
ty tho mob and the car overturned. The
police headquarter ban been ahked U
tnd aHi.tanoo. ,
IILOODHIIKII TIIIIKATtNktl.
A larco enmd of htrlkciN and BympA
thtterH iK'Kun togatlior early at theMable
of tho Itrlt line. Additional ikiIIco ar
rived and rli-arnt thn utdKunllM tk.
uxniomeiii wan at fever
mid that if the
heat, and it wan
riirN Ul'h, MturfiMl II.m
would w bl'MKlnhed. bociUN! the xtriknni
were growing deepcrate. Twenty-Bvo
hundred ollco are now on duty.
Tho Hroadway lino will Mutt at noon.
,,,'c,";k IU ftrlkera gathered at
Bedford nnd Carmine Mtri etn mul m-nr.
tnrneil half a doron wiil-ohh with thtr
nient, tbu iIiwiiHMon hud proceeded nol't""'""" thu trackK. Milk ratiH havlne
larilMto render lllrlln-r illkCiiHalim ,l,.ur. IhIiiIII'M in ((.i-m unrn u'nlliinwl nlnn.i II,.'
Tl. ..1 1.1-1 I , , '.....I 11.1 ,iv ratlin
' "r-wiucii no wouui exproHH 'i ihock. roncemen on miiv worn
nuiiiii oil uin own iniiiviiiiiiii viuu-ii mui
ehould neither cotntiniuiiiM) thu eovern-
metit nor lecelvo unduu attention elm-
roughly handled till a n-llef wpiad 'arrlveU
Mllll lllolHTHCtl mo cniwii.
At noon n lti-lt linn rir Iftfl Mm nf tltlmi
W'hert'. After n IVIHTmI ih-Hi-rlnllnn .if I enCOrleil hv l:.(l luiltrolnmi At VlllJ.
tho inlandM, tho inoiluotd. inliiihllunlH ami . ninth Htroi't thn trnrka Ulirn firillul In twt
coiunierciul Importunoe. Dolnh reviewed I obstructed and the ear was relnrneirtu
thohlhtory of afr.iini ultioo tho United . ") barn. No mom willUi eent out.
StllteH UOVernnient llrxt took nn lntnri-.it I thw i.- toum in-
in the iflamls. and tho nvetit in-i-nr-1 The MrlkerH thin nftornoon nliriwt,vl
jenoeH, which ho Htld had Involved tint : thu Hroadway track, toro up the ralla at
I'lilknl Htaten in homo controi-i-my with l otty-llflh Mn-et and i-Krnni-il hi-forn thn
the Ucrman government. j polh'o arrived. TliotrackHon I'orty-elghth
In tho cource of IiIn review Hcimtor "t'eel and SUth avenuo wero nino ob-
I'olpli camo to the iiolnt whero thn ! finicini, rim ritato lioard of arbitration
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FOREIGN NEWS.
INCBNNBII lll'NIIAIIIANS.
They rr Oreiilly Bxellrd Oli-r the pM..ni;
iifim Army Hill.
I'hhiii, Jan. .'.0. A portion nf tho pop
ulnto in Htill gieully iurent-eil al tho pan
Hago of tlie aimy hill. A grwit eiowil
gullp'rcd oiitMldo llm parliament biiildlnaH
trday and ondo.ivoied to provent tho
dojiuiloH iifim i-niiiiing inn iinaiuiH-r.
Thu liiirfara wore eitnelled to cluugu
upon tho crowd. Several ii-oplo were
hurt, including hoiiih wouioii and chil
dren.' Till! I'Wll.lAMUNTAUY IIUII.DI-Sfl llbAIUIi:il.
I'wtii, Jan. HO. A Hrong military
guard lit ii-tod around Iho miliamcutary
building, and no ono ia allow isl lo paH
into iho ihamhcr oxropt upm 'nvliicliig
nioof as to their Identity. Thol-oiilovardrt
in tho city am patrolled by humum.
.Members of tho opMitlon In tho lower
ilmiuti protoiled agulnHt Iho preiM-nco of
troop, as preventing a freo tlchato and
demuiidod tliat Iho chamber adjourn,
which waHacceded to. Upon tho rcitmti
lion of tho Hitting tho Houw adopted a
riholution offered by iho President, em
iiowerini! him to act in concert with the
nnthoritieH to hocuru acceHM to tllfl build-
I ing and hocuro public tranquility.
Thi Ilorneuianrl (.'.
San Khanciuco, Jan. ifO. The trial of
tho Uorncmnurl einbezzleiiient cao waa
resumed in tho United StateH court to
day Iwforo JiidgeH Kawyer and llofl'man.
Tho IntorcM. In tho proceeding continues
unakited, and is likely to lw very lively
at tho end of tho week, at which time it
Is hoped thu evidence iu tho cam will Ins
all in, and tne argumem conipieicu.
AnBditor luaprUoued,
IIkiiu-v, Jan. 30. The editor of the
Itathenower Zeltung (liboral) has been
condemned to two month'H ImpriKoti
mcnt for a crime agaiuot tho sovereign
ower. in the use of certain language in
mi article on thu presentation of a foun
tain by tho Emperor.
Clunlx Vklnrlou,.
Ru KkANciktro. Jan. .'0. Tho I'helps-
Clunie recount in the Fifth congressional
dUtriut cloeed to-day, with iho result of
giving the election to Clunie, Dim., by a
majority o' nine voles.
The Pupe'. Ileum liuuu,
Ttnur. Jan. 19. Itecent minora that
the I'ope has been having fainting tits uiu
llOllleil. HIS IIOIIllCIW Billl WJllunurn w
hold his customary receptions, and his
health Is good.
T t Kmt Africa Illll.
Heiiu.v, Jan. 3J. In Iho reithftag fo-
day the Kat Afilra bill -asseU tnnu
leading without debate.
United .States CoiihiiI. (ireeiibuuin. rnlH,-il
tlie American flag over tho Hamoan line
in the harbor of Aupia, an act which has
been, ho cald, promptly repudiated by
lluvard. and Iho icmiillutinu was made
known to tho (lerman and English gov
iiients with suggestion as to a protector
ate.
MoriMti stated that llavard hud never
comnilUed thu United Hlates gnvurmnnnt
to tliopi'rtlllou that there should Ik) either
a separalo or joint protectorate over tho
island, not believing a protectorate en
tirely consistent to autonomy.
Coining (low u to I ho conference at Wash
Inutoii in July, 1 8S7, Dolpli ssiko of the
ngicement, and that pftulliig that ton
feieiire the statu ouo should 1st ohorvcd.
ami .Morgan asked him for
bis authority
lor inu hiatemeni thai tho Herman gov
eminent au'reed to observe the statu iiio.
Dot pi i replied tliat tboro tuny have been
no Hiirh spooI.il arguments, but thu ob
servance of statu ipio was necessaiily
implied.
IN KXIXUHVK SKHHION.
Wvshisoton, Jan. ,'K). The Senate has
gone into oxcitntlvo sossinti. and is pro
kiiniHlily oonsldoiing tho lliitisli extradi
tion trtxity.
1101 sti.
WAsiiiMiroN, Jan. IH). Tho Houso
went into oommitloe of the wliolo on Iho
Oklahoma bill, I ho iHimling amendmout
being no lo prevent Iho impsirmont of
liomostoail riuhls of viiliir.in aoldluiH and
sailors. ,
mi t, but no uctlou was taken. Tho Htato
inilroad coinmlssionnrH am hearlnif thn
grievances of the strikers.
iioioii:.siio im calli:ii out.
Forty trips have Is-t n made on the
(irand street line. Tho cars werofi.llnweJ
bv Jeers, yells, and somellmes asliowcr
of stones. Many sttikers were drunk and
declare tho cars must bo slnpiiod, oven if
ives are lost In doing It. Hitriotm trouble
is feared. It is rumored that tho horse
shnerson thu Kixth avenuo line have boon
called out,
SITUATION IN mtnilTlAN.
IIiiooki.vn, Jan The street car
tin up continues, M inor assaults f reipiunt
hut nn serious trouble.
A r'A I A I. UI'AIIKi:...
Oli
MVSTBIUOIN MIMUM'.lt.
Iluil.
John At fin) Inn, nf Arloili.it., A"
lliiltril lillll l-'llhHiiwn M ill,
I'i.i'mvikiivii.m:. Ark., Jan, .'10. The
afs.iHsln.itloii of ll"ti. John M. I'lajt in
iicctirioil at !) o'clock last night at his
I oardinif houso. After walking the Moor
nervously, Cluvton hleis'd to a window,
when uu unknown srrou outsnie urtsi a
load of buckshot through the window into
his fneck, breaking It and killitu him in
stantly.
A UDWAIIII OY rt.UI.lt.
I.irn.K Hock. Ark.. Jan. .TO. A bill
was proseuted in thu Senate authorUIng
Iho governor to offor loOOd reward for tho
uricnt of tho murderer of John .M, Clay.
ton-
i in: mi KiiKiu:n iii-.S(MJN(:t:ii.
Four Smith. Ark., Jan. .W. A large
number of citizens met uud denounced
the asmssinatiou of Hon. John M. ('lav
Ion, and ollcred a roward for the punish
ment of thu assassin.
TUB 'IBKIIIIOKIBS,
llrpubllraii Heiialor. Hold a !.iuru.Nu
Action mi thn llou. BIIITaknn.
Wasiiimiton, Jan. '.'0. A sllmly at
tended caucus of Jtepublican senators
was held this morning to discuss tho
courso in lo followed In the treatment of
thu application of Territories or admis
sion in tho limited time for discussion.
It was made clearly apparent that there
has been little or no ciiunge in tuo m
tion taken by Iho ltepubllcuu senators
ou Iho subject of ihu last session. A ills
jswitlon was shown to report the House
omnilus bill to tho .Senate with amend
ments, excluding Now Mexico, and let
ting in North and South Dakota, Mon
tana and Washington. No formal action
was taken.
l liltrd Minis. Senator..
CiiKbTKit, W. Va.,Jan.:a Tho House
In R-ssion balloted twice for the United
Stales Senator without result.
Ijiti.k Hock, Ark.. Jan. 30 The leg
islature in joint txslnn re elocted J. K.
Iterry Unitisl States Senator.
Ilr.rurd fruin lit wnlng,
8 in FiiANcj.co. Jan. 3J. This after-
tioon some keamen on Iho revenue cutler
lying In Oakland harbor saw an hi-jm-i
i:Ilr.L-liij to a Ihuhii under tlio wiiari
which, ujmii investigation, provwd lo
a girl nearly drowned
be
.Man Kill. Aimtlixr In a Hclit. aud
I'IhIih. 11 unbliiHrH llrfrii.i.
IluiioN, Cnl., Jan. I'll. A ipiarrel took
"lace yesterday near hero between Antono
Mendosa and Manuel Conlosn. In which
1 1 hi fnimir was stabbed several times,
living in twenty minutes. Cnrdim
claims that the iloccasisl nishd at him
with a sheen honk and struck him lu en
ou the head and face, but Is font ho struck
1 1 1 tn Ihulhild time, heslablsst Mriulnsi.
Cordusii Is now in the Fiesno county jail.
llrnil llrllMn VI- hlTnv-
l.oMioN, .Inn. IK) Tim Maurhestur
liitarillsu mys Salisbury isviehling to
lii out mesa-mo, and will witliilmw thu
Kngllsh ve.sol fiom ihe I hs-kude on tho
luiH Afiieau (.oust as sisui us (ieimaiiy
eminences to o oiatu on the Mburo.
H llll llinnils r ir Plmlp..
laNniN, Jan. .".). The ( enliirv Club
gave a lumpiet to Minister I'lnliw tit
night, at wliicli many ilisiiiiKuisheil muri
were iiiesuiit, Isird ('oleridge. us chair
in. in, In piopo-dug Ihe healih of the guest
paid him a wariu trlhutu.
Au.lrlii. Orown I'rlnrn llrail.
Vihnna, Jan. it). Atchduke Iliidolfi
Iho Austrian crown iiiiuceand heir npim'
out to tlinthroue, died suddenly to-iluy.
I ho prince died at Mierliug, near lladeu.
Ills death was caused by uiploxy.
A Hirum l.itum li Hun llimii,
Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 30. laiit night a
ferry-lshit ran d'wu tlie steam launch of
the (it'rman steamer Hanson. A crowd
of live men were in it and two were
drowned.
A ship AktiiiiikI.
I .on iion, Jan. 30. The ltrllUli ship,
Sir Waller Italeigh, from Sidney, ran
nuronnd yesterday near Boulogne, and
live her crew were drownnl,
A lledli'Utlnii,
Ciniinnvti. Jan. 30. The new chain-
lsrof commerce was iledirated t-day,
witli the usual ceremonies.
Hi-naliir Wa.litiurn Nm III.
Minkkaioi.is, Jan. 30. The rejsntthat
Kenator-eiect Woshburne is dangerously
111 Is uutri'o.
Itepresentative Hermann has secured
the passuite lu thn House of the bill (ten
sioning Colonel James Waters, of Doug,
las count v, Oregon, theamountof iiension
Is'ins tl& ist month. Colonel Waters Is
over 01! years of ago. and one of ihe fevr
survivors of thu war of IHI2 During the
Indian wars in Oregon he rendered valu
able assistance in thu then Territory as
colonel of a volunteer regiment.
Mrs. Mairgie Fischer, wifu of Milton
Fischer, living at Dearham, a village six:
milesfiruu Sedutia, Mo., mum strangled tn
death Friday night, and her husband and
sister. MisHwcuring, with whom Fischer
Is said to have la-en on too intimate
terms, have Ui n arrested, and charged
with her mutdcr.
-
An Anarchist fes'lval and ball occurred
In Chicago Sunday niyht, three thou
sand i-ooplo Isjiiu present. TIip recelpti
were fer thu lnutlt of I ha wives and
children nf thu executed and Impiijoucd
Anarchists.