Morning daily herald., June 23, 1888, Image 1

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ni. u i! i . u ----- j w m nuTnPA ' -Ut-Mnle-V -
iliU ililUmj bUAllj . , J KM (U! SWI1PI1 I On tl-.. thi.,1 ballot the vote sto.,1:
! ;JL . ) U. L. 1J LriUiliUiin, f4IUi;M N , ni - . . n . Al-.vi- ii2, Depew U0. Harrison 94,
JI&k ' I ' pMJN ihe Delegates Begin Their Great ,,.,, 50j L"iK,un 2, shern.au
r,., i y&$ (Successor to E. W. Langdon' .--iijfcL NHL Battle of idiots. 24 A'fison SS Valium 125, Rusk
sli 5 1 S f 3 '. , T'erfnmerv and toilet artk-1.. - - ,
i ! ..Prejcrlptlons careful,, , ;. . Sprite ,ho H.ho. 1 j
who kf.ep r 8DD ; FELlCVfS'TEJJPlE. ft
A fail line of choice faiiiily grucer'H s anil
provision
Catinea irmeapples,
Clioioe TaolB Beiioaolss
f rnr.!;ie!i't'i! cakes f.ir
Weda inns mid JVfe.v. i
Salmon bellies, mm-kervl and sait risii of ail
kinds.
FRESH BAKED BB1AD
JtCverv X)av
i TEAS and COFFE.
f y v i n I
HIV (AO ! 5 f 0 ?f I'-T' !
JtllliiltS lVillh, laii !
CANNED uuODS, ETC.
- ri6 esTSoap" in" the marfcet-
Le Hoi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
Vr?"At John Fox's Old stands lu.v Finn's
brick.
" T. jrOVEKMAN
AliKNT FOR THK
LEADING BICYCLES.
ffHas on hand a line of new an-i second
i.ndw heels. Send for tMaloy
III 111 t V Ul Bl
ill in . 1 r 1 1 ; 1 1 1
IU Vt tf
LIV
IN A
Liv.e TfewM.
' This is v,i-it Albany is at present,
and ir. order to keep ps'.ce with the
-ivelv times in this city. W. fl. Wil
lard has eniar d his stun; and tolk
o that he mnv has the tn .st complete
am, desirable line of furniture in the
valley. His double salesrooms In Fro
inaii's block are tilled with an elegant
:isstrtiiient of new furniture, consist
ing: of lounges in new pa'terns, tine
old picture frames, willow .hairs.
-asy rockers, marble tallies, brackets,
tc., etc. An examination of the stock
will show thi- to be true in every re
fcpect. .
HAVING Si hl. AN IN 'IT.llK.ST IN MV
harness iui-ine '.o I . .1. uvm ni-.n. I am
!roiis of v '.: t'io;c a. I my ouistatulhit:
uselves im:e"ico lo me win :t"lse call
a
i-iettie.
rie hminess niU'ljefi-ontiinied as usual at
same please. K. b TIIu.Ml'SoN.
Ibany, Fel. :.
th
J;12liia Fioiir.t
I1IIE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DKLIV
1 cred to any par- of the citv. f..r si. 10 per
JOHN A C'KAWfuKD.
nldoiltf
Just received at XX. F. Head's a full
liiu-.of ladies line muslin underwear,
a,M ir'n-N' u nite dresses and miauls"
siij--s. Call and sec them.
A line i:v.i of iKij..rte-, cigars re
teived at Urowueil ec Stanard's
feK i mm
m 4i
IV ILLxii
Funiiture I)
i l6fifrKffiZ$& DEALER IN KMtuna
! tegf! tefei X VET MAKE..
2 ; H Wif iiiiiMit nm. Paints. One. feriJi ... rr..
The Red
TAEEDALE t HOPKINS,
Hardware, Stores, Rasp, Tinware, Copperware,
Pumps, iron pipe, rnliWr hose and plunihimr roo:ls. Soli atrents f-r tin
i ' lchra'ud "E:ir!y Brcakf:ist" cook stoves aml.ranaes, and "Faultlubt" parloi
h'-ulinif stove. Aihanv, Oretron.
Julius Joseph
Manufacturer
01
-AND DEALER IX-
FlWfc tiviPuRitU
CiiCars, VUvj: and S:nikt!!r Tih;scco.-5. icfi'M-haum mid lii iar Pipes, and
Km! 'in'-i i.f j;m(!kcr' Artirh-s. A!mi dealer in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next i!ior to Burkhart . Kcci:cy'- itcal Kstute OtJice, Albany,
-WILL-
Dealers in all ;he leading
Sims, Pistols, Bewiny, laolimes, Organs, Pianos,
A fa'.i i.ine of
IShf'et music, musical iiu-rcliniKliso.aiiiniunition.jflfh
inir tack1, crc. Vaira'.iTpl razors, liutclier and
pocket knives. The lest kinds of scwinpf maoliines.
XUEDLES.O Lfftid Tlriras fov all 31 A CHINES
lm CCU STY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE IKSUBAK0F5C0MPASY.
Repairitii: o, se.vinir mact-.ines, nr. sical iTtrunients, uns, etc, neatly done
California, t
roMStmPTi
S end for cc-cuZjr.$ frtr 3 K 9.
UAX'F. Y'H: A COLD in til.: lnj id wiiii .1 ,
livh
secretion of iinicis or :natter in 'lie nasal )iass:ii:fs whirh eit!:cr must be blown from the
nose or drop back Pehind the palate, or hauked or snuifeil backAanl to the throat' Are
von t-roiib'n.l liv hT.v.b.j. soiM jn---, we! .iti;l hilla-i.e-i eves, fre.iie!it soreness of the throat,
Siar& -SS&. t ts
10 c a Tim ."Mri
THE 0 M.LY-
4.'- ' ..... 1
. I 15! f.Y A
CURE
! CtunTill fltflli 4B f-
r ATARRM
1 o-"" ' v.-,v. y
ARiFTr.MrMrnir-fnHnvn i r
coirodniv sores ivve tue eorniption within.
As every bieafh drawn into the lungs must pass ovcrnnd 1 econ.e polluted by the reliev
tions in the naal pitisiyes, it must nocis-ari'.y nlliv tlr.t ) i h t it : ntl.t wl.oie sieie
jnidiiall;.- takes place, while the morbi.! matter th.it is swalivn. i i i j. tl 'k p sum
into the stoma. !., enfeebles iliirestion, and often pr .ducts r)i-;a, iiiliii Vi.nr.twMS
ity, nervousness and i-ons-inintion.
DO NOT PROCRASTIInATL.
If you have e.perit-:.-ed ar.v
t-:.-ed ar.v of the abovesvmptonis do not dt .la; . 1 v.t try Camforvi
Oat-H-I'ith at oiue. IVe po-riveiv uarant te'
'utmetit tu .-nie. S'x n:..ii:h rrcatmeTit for
auia liu- usuj tai5:-'r!re. Tor
FOSHAV
1h ront.
Choice Cigars
AflD KEY i'
BRO
were
EU1?EKA
"Die motto of C'a!ifo.niia " meai:s "I
h-iw !0'iii! i:." Onlvin that iaml of
sunshine, where t!:c onu:f cnia
'.mi i raje bl( .'ooi and ripen an i! attain
lllicir hili -t pi-rfn tion in niii'-winUr,
ue tne heiiis ial yum founil that an.
osed in that pleasant leme-ly for al!
:hroat ami lunjr troubles, Santa Abik,
the rule.- of coughs, asthma, ami con
.suinpti' n. Foslisiy V MiiMin. of AI-
lianv 'rcjfon, hae heen ae)K)iiiteil
:ans!iaipKi',fo hisvalhle California rein
d , and sell it under a guarantee at SI
i bottohree for.:-"
KOK SALE BY
C KKCON
not. tret i.e'u r': Havi
V4H1 ri II cvt'iuvM i.
n li !!""-!'- r'?' roarin- in the ears, more oi
B less niinairment ot the heat-itu- l,Ma
mell, memory unpaired, liullncss er
'dizziness if t bond, fh-.-u.w ..r U..,t r
nose' Have you lost all sense of smell':
nave you a h;u KniL' eoli'diY Have von
Ivspep-iaV is your breath foul? Ik so
Yor HAVK Tint C rAi:nii s 1,.., ,. ,i
these synptoais, otliers only a part.
i iiu ieiiwi'ii; iiijilmui ei onunarv ea
tarrh is increased secretion of mucus oi
yellow or greenish colored matter.
Foul breath is caused bv the d..(.,n)
rosin" secretions evuih il from c.ut, .-;..
TOR
,u . eers far back in the liead; ometimes
ine meiiiorane coverm:.' the boms is
eaten away and the hones themselves
irradually decay. Such cases ar in
deed objects of pity, as stench from
r.m i
.
a few appneat.'iois .c!-.ce ai.d a thor,,n-t
SI 0t; sent oy mr,;l
sale wy
4 MASON.
EST
r n
OAJ i K ml'
r
Mason
Albany, Oregon
11 a 1
Absolutely Pwre,
This powder never vanes. A marvel
of puvi:y,stretiirtli and v hoiesonietiess.
More "eonomieal than the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold in eomjietf
iion with multitude of low testshort
weight alum or whosphate powders.
Sold only in cms. IIotai. Bakin- 'ow
ukm Co, 10:'i Wall St., NT. S.
TT,KKVS.!
DR. N. BLACKBURN. AITUUXKV AT
. Law, Albany, Oregon. - Oilice in Odd
bellow's Temple. Vill practice in all courts
of ti e state, and vrive special attention to all
business. J
TirOLYEKTOX IRVINE, ATTORNEYS
-1 1
V at Law. Albany, Or. Oriicu in room
"d 14, tester's Block, over L. E. Biain's
stor .
T K
WEATHOKKORO, ATTORNEY AT
i- Albany, Oregon. otlW.e in 'Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the
.vans "f thestate, and jrive special attention
to ail business
t'SEVSK 1 XS.
a
1 W. MASToN,
1'IIYSltTAN
I Ife 'nn.
AND SUR
frooTi.
?.f 11. EL LiS, I'HVMi
XtL. !?cou, Alb.u.y, Orep
IAN
AND SI i:r
on.
f C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND ol'R
Kj, eou Alliany, Oregon, otlh-e over (irsid
woril's store Olliee hoiirs, from b A. M. to 4
1'. .M.
DR. E. A. MrAUSTVm HAS LOCATED
his otiice on tiie corner of K:r.-t and
Broadalliin streets, oyer Kcdliuld A lironnell's
store, w here he can he found w hen not pro
fessionally enard.
H fRS M.E. McCOY, 31. D.HOMCKOl'A i UIC
ill. niivsiciaii, oth'. e and residence corner of
First and Baker streets. Alhtniv. Or. Chronic
disease a"eWtt1tWrsultati6"n 'ffee.
fioe hoin-s: 10 ivUkfjl'.'iBlA - to 5 P. M.
H
i 1. HAKTLEY, it D., OFFERS HIS
VT" services to the 'pood ckizens of the
vi-.init . of Taie.'ent. Linn county, Creuon.
), -ACRES Ol. LAND SITUATED 12
l)U miles east of Ailjany.nenr the ureuou
Pacific railroad, "Co aces in cultivation, and
contains sumcien . water and omoer ic e .- ;
era use Would make four er.od nuns;
Price, sl-'.ooo with terms to suit tmreliasir. i
1'or particulars apply lo .1. J. ltorris.
DR. R EOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SI R j
(.'eon, Albany. Oregon. - -lii aduate of Oer. j
man and Americnn colleges. ;
CF ALBANY. OREGON
president,
vice'-pkesident
OASHIElt.
L. Plinn
S. E. Young,
G.E.Ciianiberiain, !
tiraxs xots 4 OENERAL ranking 1
I RUMNESb. Accounts kept subject to
f"" Kxan?? r-?i,UTJ,sh,n i
iranster solo on New ork, ( lueaio, .s:in .
E'anei i,i.d Port i,m.V0ref on. Collections :
made on favorable terms.
E. You
L E. i.l.AIN
L.
W.
Flisn i
E. iURRKLL
Gr.o. E. CiiAMiiKin.Aix.
"u'ek lsutiNO railroad work j Kentucky 12, Lousiana 9, North
M will bo -iien nplevment by apply- j Carolira lo, Ohio 4b, Mississippi
irnr to contii'.etf.r Hunt at his he.Kiinaifers J 4i Alabama 12, Arkansas 1, Mis
at waihda. w ork win be vigorously - pushed . 0 Nebraska 3, Pennsylvania
on the Walhiia bramh. ai.d an uniinnteU i ' ,. '
number of men can obtain einl..u.!U j 31. South Carol ma 11, eitUOl t 11,
! New Mexico 1. lennessee 7, Texas
II. KliisdJ. I 7. vst Viivinia 5. Dakota. 2.
B
OOT AND shoemaker. ALL work
warranted. Shop since the lire removcu
Ferry street, second doir from poatortico !
to
Xolii c of IHisso'.ullon.
mo all WHo.vi riT may
CONCERN l
i The .co-partnership hwrtotere Krirtins j
between Robert . I.. Carson and John IS. Holt-,
'no. i o,:' .-v dissolved by mutual consent
May 241888.' , 'JPfTO
JOHS N. HsmtiN
man
Kenioved.
OSEI'ir WEBKEK ANNOUNCES TO HIS
patn tis an.l friemis that he can be fo-nxl
in I cti-. .f i..,iwii kri'rino Co. JNo. '1
and First street, uiitil his new rooms in 10
s'nay & Mas. m s brick are ready.
Portrait
Photographer
Sludio cortu ruf Second and Ferry
Do p.ct fail to see Dubruille'o display
horse, . '
PALACE
MEAT MARKET
JAMES V.PlPE.Prop.
Flrl Sirci-I AHMtmy
The best variety of choice beef.veal.mutton,
o,u .i-e, 4M t"jCity ":Il,llintnt'-V
m hand. j
h id for Bii turns -
rp.HRKr:
I rent.
1 TKNiSIiE:' RCOMS
lM.fifi;e'n L. Gottlieb
r'oR
n to wria 'embroidered suitsand
r.arasols f the week at Montieth ,
& :jeitenbach.!s.
i'ii.(..: .imw -7 :Tho wmmir.. i
tionia reached a aige in which '
inmate. The decks have wen ;
,-iu.,rM,i fr ..t;n ...n,i tu i.ititt I
is about to begin. What the firs-t appear m any other capacity. Af
ballot will disclose is already , ter hls arrval eiv i ork presented
known. The absorbing interest is : ll,s name- I-or tati(i, reasons, he
to know what the old, 4th or 5th ; says, his vocation association
ballots will show. The convention ; will create a question which may
nail is lull oi rumors, stories and 1 endanger the prospects o the
blind guesses. Sherman, loomed Part-V therefore ne witmlraws.
up last night because of the great ; Vi ew's announcement was
d.cmoKstrations which the presen- greeted with m milious liters,
talion of the Ohio senator proved. Hastings, ol I'ennsylvania, ook
There wa- a feeling thai Sherman J u plattorm and moved to ad
wuiild win to-dav or not at an. ! oirn at 10 a. m.
Kmnors are afloat qf a movement iv,r,tn Carolina, .Missouri and
ill
ivnnsvivo.,;-, t fr.... !
Sherman to Harrison, but thet
are so many stories afloat that no-
b- dv seems sure of the ground he :
stands on and everybody is pre-
lared for unexpeJted develop-
1 tared for unexpected
mente.
A DAKK HORSE
Attention is called to
the fact
.at Alclvm.ey, irghavmg secured
eicnt votes on tne tmru naiiot,
stands in precisely the same po.ii
that occul'ie(1 byiarfield in .
As an earnest
Blaine, and the man liest qualified
after Biaine to make a strong pro
tective campaign, he is occupying
much more attention than the size
oi his vote warrants, and should
California now swing to him, it
would be very significant as show
ing the direction in which Blaine's
'-''-' ' '
friends are lending, and it is be
lieved iliac it mignt result in
nomimupm.
IT LiaikS I.I K E BLAINE.
Ciiu'aou, 1J a. m. The Tribune
av.s l here is a scheme on foot
among Biaine's friends to nomi -
nalclr.m alter giving Harrison
chati. e as a u-int tu boat Sherman.
ii says -ew iu!k ihhj turn to
iiVMiam. it iJet'ew is not taken m
t '
OY Olill'.!' S.lattS.
JIOUK PRESS COMMENTS.
The .News savs: ' iviichigan,
Ohfd "af.'d Indiana have foruied
a com'oinat'Oti to prevent a sta.n
(..do to i l aine."
The Inter - Ocean says : "New
York is retiring from Sherman and
(jresham, and Harrison's stock is
advancing."
The Iimc.j t-avs : "Tlie contest, is
n.UTOwi,1Lr a0wn to Blailie,
'
man and IJaiTISOn.
her-
At ll :;.) the roll est 11 was ordered,
mil i-t..iii ( ' 1 iti irtt ii i.-.Kt 1(1 i-.tll;
o... ii. .i. ...... .... .1...., ..!.
I'm Miti i j v 1 1 ik i c t 47 vai v. ut. v;j
ing.
THE FIRST BALLOT.
HarrihOIl DcleWaie 0, Horida 1,
tama I,
entuckv
4, New Hampshire 14, North Caro
lina 1, Missouri '6, Oregon 1, Ver
mont S, Virginia 4, Washington
Territory 1, Tennessee 1, Texas 1,
Maine '2, West Virginia 2, Dakota
1.
(jresliam Georgia 1, Illinois 44,
Indiana 1, Arkansas 1, Colorado o,
Kentuckv 5, Louisana 1, North
Carolina 2, Mississippi o, Missouri
11, Nebraska 1, Oregon 4, Virginia
;1, Montana 1, Washington Terri-
' tory 2, Texas o, Alaine 1, West
j Virginia 2, Dakota 1, Idaho 1.
Sherman Florida 4, Georgia 19,
Filter Florida 3. Pennsylvania
-1"
i Alger Alabama 6, Kentucky 4,
i Louisana 2, Nevada 3. North Caro
I'ma . l ssouri 6.
jNeoraSka ,
Pennsylvania 1, South Carolina
. ' .
! Virginia 4, New Mexico 1, Ten- f ci,.ck imuofts of a.-tie'es
l1 Tf-ttS 2' 3, WeSt i by our peooi.,. rmd a relet
Yiri!!ina lt Wisconsin 2, Dakota l.dutics 0M rr8 of toreig,
Denew Alabama 1, Kansas 1,
Lousiana 1, New Hampshire 4,
New York 71, North Carolina 1,
Missouri 2, Pennsylvania 8, Ten
nessee 2, Maine 3, Dakota 2,
.-south Carolina 1, Mississippi 1.
Lincoln Georgia 1.
Imralis Arkansas 10, Kansas 17,
Washington Territoty 1.
Biaine California 1(, Kansas 1,
New York i, North Carolina 1,
Missouri I .Oregon 1, Penn.-yl vania
1, Tennessee 3, Texas 3, We -t Vir
ginia
(V.lison Colorado 1, Iowa '2h,
Lousiana 3, Nevada 3, Missouri 3,
Nebraska 3, Rhode Island ti, V er -
mont 3, Idaho 1, Montana 1, Ten
nessee il, Texas 7, Maine o, Wis
consin
Hawlev Connecticut 12.
Phelps New Jersey 18, Nebras
ka 1, Pennsylvania 3, Nevada 1.
Knsk Nebiiiska 1, Vermont 1,
Wisconsin 22.
Ol course the fitst" ballot was
merely complimen ary, and signi
fies "inly the love of states for
favorite sops.
THE SECOND I! ALLOT.
Tiie second ballot stood as fol
lows: Alger 110, G.-eshum 108,
Lincoln 3, Phelps 18, All. son 75,
Ir.-raiis 10, Blaine 32, Sherman
j 24; i, Depew 99, Rusk 20, Harrison
.Uflvllliev
TiilP.O BALLOT.
n tlic thin.l ballot tiie vote stood :
2, l'epcw '..". HaiTisuti V4,
50, Line-tin 2, Sherman
24 i, Aiiisun 8S, i -e.-lnim 12-T), Kusk
lt, Ditiiiie 35, MeKinley 8.
On uictiun of Miiier th eonveii
ticu adjourned untii 7 v. m.
EVKNIXCi SHSSION.
CnrcAi.o. 7:11. The convention
; v;i- CiiUed t onler, and the en
i tracue oi Dpew wai greeted with
i aj-'i-Linse.
Jaine-, ot WisoonPin, paid tirat
state would goto Harrison.
A iiiotton was tiien matte to aa-
journ until.9 .:-m. U.-jaorrov. :
"e cvuie
neither expecting, - nor ties-ring
Aiaryianti sect.nueu wie rauituu
amid great confusion.
Koll was called on a motion of
adjournment, and the con
adjourned until '.) a. m. to-in
S i'-M-t ol. Lob Ingersol
convention
morrow.
oil took
the platform and said he favored
the nomination of Greshani tu
multuous demonstration in the au-
A'mri,.i At; TiKri.i-.-Jl ii.it ihiVVthp
b d k d Uie noige
The Caliioni'a uelogation raised
tion" -liiaine and "protection"
irvuor niit! I'.in TCWi 1 .
,1. t. f i..w ritm. v- aici -viu v-
-Ch rles
Pope, oi M.
"iieridan's
Louis, i.s
Bide."
THE .SITUATION REVIEWICD.
It is reported on pretty go.id au
thority that New York will s.ving a
portion ot its votes lor Harrison
The situation at adjournment this
his j evening as viewed by your corres
j pondent is that the race is narrow
! ed down between Biaine, Harrison
and tiesiiain, with chances siana
ing in about the order of the three
11 : t II I W 1
1 Jt 1S prettv definitelv settled
i that, if tiie con'venf.on fail's to unite
! uther candidate, and i
r,omiliot(,s Tihiin .that : he will ac-
ti. ... i . ,,...!,.. ....-.,,,)
I ui in . i ue en -eiit nj iui liut rv. uii'.i
I ,, Ie Ha.; rJ.l,!A-.lf..l liv
the
J'KOuV i7 'Jt'-yJ V V I.14IWUV" t-i '-'J
interest in the nomination for
pros
done id cut that little is bein
among the -secondary candidatetvf
aiidthe first nomination will aid in
determining tiie secret.
MVIiJIItl OF THK i'llt TFOKSI.
'Mic t'Uiet i'ocnis of IBoclritM' of I lit
'rc.i! itei;;:;j:ii?i 6'arCy.
The platform opens with an -lo-
:nt tnoutes 10 lilts msc k'reai ieai-
i eis of the republican
Abra
Lincoln, ami the more recent leaders
recently passed from earth, (.rant,
llnrriplrl Arthur. Lo?an and U'ouk-
! i,r The nam of Sheridan is al o
recalled with greetings pra.je. 3
lor nts recovery.
Fraternal congratulations are sent
toUrizil unon the emancipation of
slavery in" that realm ; and sympath y
with the Irish on the home rule, ques
tion is expressed.
Unwavering devotion to the con-
! stitution and the h.-di s -luh'ouni n of
states, and tu the persoml Itbertv f
j every citizen, native or foreign l.iack
. , - ,
or v. hite, rich or poo:, tfa ie;.tm meu.
Effective legislation to s'.c.oe ihe
freedom and purity oi the ballot is
demanded, ami the pre.-cnt demo
cratic majority in congress is ar
raigned as gui ty of suppressing the
ballut by a criu.i al nuhnuauon of
the constat it on and laws.
The platform favors uncompromis
ingly the American system of pro
tection and protests agamsc its des
truction, as pr posed by the president
and his party. It denounces the
Mills bill as destructive to business,
labor and the general interests of the
country. It favor" reduction of rev
enue by a repeal of the tobacco tax,
.1,.-. ., IIIi.iii L'V., ,., fro 1. . , 1.
I ... i i ' n;te nnrnnses and
produced
release from
foreign produc
tion which cannot be duplicated at
home, and if this is not sufficient, the
entire repeal of intern vl revenue
taxes.
It is opposed to the introduction of
foreign contract labor and of Chinese
labor, and demands the rigid enforce
ment of the laws intended to restrict
and eventually exclude the same.
It declares opposition to combin
ations of capital organized into, rt
affirms the policy of securing the.
public domain to homestead settlers
and Ame ican sitizens established
oy tne party in isui, ana advocates
j the restoration of unearned railroad
; grants to tne people,
The democratic party is arraigned
for keeping territories entitled to be
come states out of the Uniou for par
tisan purposes, and the republican
party is pleged to use all legitimate
endeayi r to secure to these territories
the rights and privileges of state
hood. Reduction of letter postage is de
manded and the ttee school system of
th- nation is embused.
Appropriations are demanded for
the early building of our navy, the
c instruction of our coast fottifieatioii
for tiie paymeut of just pensions to
soldiers, tor the improvement of our
channels and harbors to tiie benefit;
of internal, coastwise an 1 foreign
commerce-, auu for the payment of
it- naiiona! p.i'nlij debt.
The. loreippt po-iv-y id' the adminis
tration is ch Tged with inefliieucy
sunt c.'-. aiMice, especially in regard to
intt fisiiciles qi,.etif'ii. It is declared
rim l'ension, ic-i'islation should be so
ttdlar-jeo as to na':e it iinpossilile fop
ivy nian who wore the rede.ral unt
toroi i-.i become an ituuate of an alms
house, or dependent upon private
oliitritv, ,-.nd 'iliat the uunieroua
vetoes of pension bills is a publ'.J
scand.'-l.
'i"ae platform concludes by inviting
tii e comparison of patriotic meu of
all parties, and especially of ed work
iag men, ir.h the free trde policy
and ceuitirabie acts the present au
minisiiatiuii. '-j-ufi'E VL-M5WS.V
. ...VK. . : . . . .;
Murderer Bnns-Sifws from
Old World.
Louisville, June 22. William
Patterson was hanged here this
muriiing for the murder of Jennie
Painant, a servant girl. Patterson
protested his innocence on the"
scaffold. He strangled slowly to
death. Four minutes after the
drop fell he said "Curse them."
and then "Lord save me.
struggles were frightful.
His
tEt:-;j.v ,ews.
DIVORCE MILL.
London, June 22. Mrs. Bouei
caUit, wife of the well known play
wright, has obtained a divorce.
Mrs. Boucicault was also awarded
costs.
ANTI-SOCIALIST LAW.
Bkrlin, June 22. Bundesrath
to-day agreed to a renewal of the
anti-socialist law.
JOHN Jill.LON IN PRISON.
Dublin, June 22. John Dillon ,
who was yesteriay sent to the
Dundank jail, has been sent to the
infirmary connected with the jail.
XMt'l Ji U I S THUS M A t'TEKS.
Wasiiinoton, June 21. Senator
Dolpli from the committee ou coni
tneice reported to the senate to
diy, with recommendations that
tln-y j.'ass, Senator Mitchell's biil
providiDg for tiie purchase of
.round and t!e construction of a
wharf fjr tiie use of the lighthouse
beard at Astoria Oregon, with an
amendment increasing the a;
propiisttion from 10,000 to 15,
OO.'.i, and the bill ot Senator
Milclieil appropriating 8000 for
tiie construction of a lighthouse at
the mouth ot" the Urn noun, river.
-get'atOY Dolph lias- etn octiStd
bv tie sec0ud assistant postmaster-
by the second assistant postmaster-
general that an order has been
issued to increase the mail service
to seven times a wek betwe":i
Ilepnner ami Arlington, Ortgoi:,
on route 44.1i;0, to taked effect
July 1 next.
Tiie river and harbor bill wi'd
probably be taken up in the senate
on Monday next, and will be passed
before the end of the week. The
consideration of this bill has been
d dayi d by the absence of mem
bers of the setuite occasioned by
their attendance at the two cot-
I V(.jtjons
Representative Hermann, in the
session of the house last night
calied up and had passed his biil
providing for the construction of a
hi idge across the Columbia river
between The Dalies, in Oregon and
the Washington territory shore.
He also secured the passage of a
bill providing for the constructJO'i
of a bridge across the Coumh,.i
river between Washington territorv
and Oregon t at LtiCama. These
bills have both passed the senate
and will now be sent to the presi
dent for his approval.
During the consideration of the
sundry civil appropriation bid in
the house to-day. Representative
Hermaun had incorporated au
amendment providing for a .resur
vey of certain townships in South
ern Oregon, on the Um pqua, above
Ctinyonville. The boundaries of
these townships overlap and have
caused great confusiou in the titles
of settlers within them. Although
many attempts have been made
through petitions of citi7.ens inter
ested and through recommendations
of the surveyor gcnerwls of Oregon.,
it has been found impossible to
obtain an adjustment ot the bound
aries, the department always
holding that in such cases, ami
where the title has passed from the
government to purchasers, the only
relief was through special lec
isiat:on by congress. The amend
ment off red by Mr. Hermann
to (hy accomplishes this purpose.
Representative Hermann pre
sented to the po5tmaster-general
to-day a complaint of the citizens
of Newburg, Yamhill coantv.
Oregon, against the recently ap
pointed postmaster at that' office,
who threaten-- to temove the post
office beyond the limits of the
town, and they vigorously protest
against such action.
Secretary Vilas has reversed the
decisioa of the commissioners of
theg;.neral land office in the case
of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company vs. Edward R. Learning
and James -M. Emery, on appeal
by the former. The commissioner's
decision held that eighty acres of
land in the North Yakima, Wash
ington territory, lano district was
excepted Irom" the grant to this
com pan v. The score! ary to-day
j reversed this reading.
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