Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 18, 1890, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextALBANY, OREGON, VOL. V. KO.?U 20 CENTS A WEEK. I S!)0. FKIDAY, APRIL IK, BAR ROWS ill'V llO:!ki)i!0!;J 'IO Alsoi'..- - or:.;.!.'S- line of !iilT;:i;i! SIKIi'J BARROWS JULIUS G GOLDEN RULE BAZAAE. the leading crockery, fancy goods and toy store ok albany. t'tk only gf.nuinf. rogers rros s!f. yf.rwar::, French china and glaswwrk. roy's wagons, baby and doll c i. riagls, and a Genoral Acscrtaent of Fancy Goods. Specialty in the finest Tens, Coffees nnd Fimiiy Groceries, direct for not rash ami carries tho largest stock in the Yailoy. 'Insurance agent f' r Fire and D?alera in- General Hardwar Affli'iiliyi'ill 1 i(ouh ami limni'ies i Hope tint! ConUujt lilac l;uni His' Siti)ticx i'irl'n otuI nil loiplfiotnls i i IvQok ox rr - leingnwkbek EEAL ESTATE SALE, Saturday. AT THE REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF BURKHART Tirst Sale at 10 O'clock A- 2. Sscoad Sa!9 at O'clock P. H. Pl;ts ana tfap siowing Esxct Location l of Addition canU soon at the cSca of Burknart Cs 14a' in at any time Call READ Tu Whom U Man Concern: 'I his lo tu cermy thai X made the inrvey of Powers' Addition, placing ti.e i block an street slakes, and that the streets, blot.s and lut are ;u r. lire- eeatetl ou oUt. further, that the tract canlains 47.27-100 acres of level j "icnuow lauds, baying no hull or canyons ou it. Respeotfully, H. BELL, Ciril Enjinscr, Astoria, OrogoB & S EARLS & SEARLS. Ho bins Marine. X! AND Cd rien tern ' Ttol Bit iltlers ' Iln rduui i v Pointer, Shot, rtr. Giant Pointer X Js Saie ft and A.ren. Grass iy by Farmers! FOR - k mmm A.pril l9.l & and boo for yo3clf. THIS: RA.DWOM.LS wkmAi, nfiA m lllnL,ll1.:'' - i i 1 nil K47 i - "j j i d t w Ti.i in;;i.r! bin U rciclaiMi .Stfcl- iin'l V:,;' l.l.lUe the MilOll Ot i-S'.!0 M M'.av-. iil:d Tut-n!:iy Mt .TitU'lrOD, W. duct-days iim! TlittrU:iy- at Al -any i i;i-li stntile, vrii!ajs n:id Satur I'avs :i! (Joivallis. Tilus was foaled in 11; iuipo'tcd l.y Murray Urotlicij. of l'olo, Illinois, bred by M. Otiilmin, com aranc f.f La Uaudaini', canton of N-il'ciU !e Kotrou ile; r.rtinent of Kure i t l.oir; o lv P.ayard :1.V n'.T,:duni r.n ciu-iiy Clu'i-i im:;T out of uo'-.'uk. l'.-tyard ""." (tisi j; by Navhorme tU ' t Tout of l'.aottc l y lion Co ur'd' Amillv. Narboimo ISM (''.'.) by .hilliant lss'J ( out oi .M.utelon iy rnvon u " liv Vii-uz (.'lmsiiii iTloi out of I.'.Mjii t v Vif.il : ricrvi! (s'Jti. hn Con. t 71 v. H:i:i'.a:il C.-Vit liv Coto II (711) o;i' .of Ho- ctt.i lv Mii:a l-elotiiti to I!:.. Ki'.-i'i li L'i'M r:r.!!c!i!. C'.u-,. il (".II: ' v "u ux Chal:n .i:'. ont f I-;.t;r:.-.- t.v Vi,-'t I'ii-nv (-S5). V;r-:x ChiirliuV'il".i !v f'y .'of(t;72,i mi! .!' l'oui! l.y Satiili. !',n.nr. l-.M l.y Miirno'.i i71.ji out of !i;ii:i:o l.y Vicux-('occ. Milium (71".' l.y Jean !c Ulanc ( : ''sci- .fcan-UvH!a- i C'liiri (:i!o7' ' . Il'inu, l.'cloninjr to !. Faidouc-t. (.: ;:" EicLc, t'tioiiia to M. Diliray. TKKMS. To iiiiu:.: Mar-j ia foa! Tor season l-r Sriii.f; orvicc-. C. i ) 1" Krr,:i-' ir.unn tlmir warts ami ret;:r!):ii 1:1 ri-Uiar si r.-oa to l!ie j liorje ' inr.rc will I.' chartft-tS as -ea-.o'i IVr;o;-, !I -s1:i r t!o ir I niiirc? Uioio ll.ey arc known to In; 1 with foa'.. or n movi'is; tlu-ui froui the t count v will he chari-d for in'iiram e. Property of Fl.EU W. CLL'M Ittli:'.;. I il:ulnU( rator - ofire. TICE I HKHF.L'.V (.IVKN i'i.'t tlii- undersigned lus tins i ( i'm :..y .i o.nnty. ..".iiistr:.t:i: t:i.: r:miitv emit ti.r Hreuon, duly appointrii .;: i lie e.-t.i'..: of Daniel -a-.!. Lit- of Linn :.::tV Ouo'il' All i:vr:-oa:i l.aviisc ci :..'u'.'-: i c ito r.errny . :i. t-::i d t i ', r- '-nt t!:o yiino duly I v.;-;k i t. tli umlersiae J Rt Albany. ' Oreijot:, within six u.nth. from this piate. j A it any, Uivtmi, Ann! j, J StiCI. '. V. 1IANSKLL, lh tvur.-i I::viNi Atbninistrat'if. .toui'.. y f-ir Adniini.-.'rat'.r. ' i.!'.f ' ol final Srtlli'Msrnf. lajOTH'i: Is HFUF.UV CIVFN i i'S that ti'.e liiuii ri.n"d a.luiin;.ttra ;ti:x of tliu 'Jit-'te "1 1. N. .Aittlr, iVT-a't'.t I.?' n'l liitr final n'.v.ni:: i,:" her a !n.;t::trati:.! tliereof, and fit : ('.outy '..i.! t of Linn oma'.v, 1:-.., I :ix. I Al.'V tie.' 10th. ISflU, at tin: hn;i 'of '.' a. "I. tor li- arm.; ol j -oti.ins ! 'Iieii-to, and ti-e r- Ul -ini :.'. tati-.of. 1". T. ADAIlt. .dini::itralr:... I.M'cu'iirS m.''. '0ii(K js hk.'7i;b. civf.n t'eit tl'u njersii;neil executor o! ost t" aran i . .v. nun'!:ei: catcl. Ii y order of tl.e cmntv ei.'.u oi Wv.m onr.tv, I Ir.-g n, duly ; v'.e a:..l L. ti red of r.'cord on M.m- ii.ivtiiu.tiiii.iv ol April iyii, vi ' on Saturday tin: 17t'i May j ls.'U at tlie court liousc duo,' in tin ity i.l Aliiaiiy, faun county, drt'.'iir., bet v. ecu tliu hours of nine: o'l'cU in ' ti.e furci.oon and four u'clock in t': j afti ii on to-u it: At the hour t f om j o'clock in the afternoon of said day, ; scil at pulilic auction to the lo-'lie t i j hithier all the rtht, title and int.-rc t of tho said Sarah r. iiiitcii.iis. i (h-ceiied, at the time of l:t r death ! in and to the fnlliiwin i!iir;!i il j real property to-uit: Lots No. throe ') and lour ill in hiock No. live (.) aitnatcil in tl e city of Albttij in Linn county, tlrcon, as the s:.:i:e i.l nuinbcrid on the original plat ami sarvey thereol en record in the otlice ! of the county recorder of -aid cti'itv. J 3Jv:ui: anil excepting tiari'tiniii tl I. .u. .1 in tilock .u. o to v. it: i; I inn at the nerthtvest con.rr ! lot. No. I! in block No. .". ' snr.th on the wet line ,t saui I t-ii.l i: n.:t: . No. V.-idl V2 .;, ;il In. t, t hence .t-t piral-e! tie: nortli her i-t E lid !.-t N:.. Icvt, la. uc: unlit: p'u n : ltd tin- ia.-t line of ta:d lot No. tlienoa weit on tl.e noith If said lot No. 1 i t tt to ti.e i.i hrjri lining. cotivt-j:. t. Asl.'.v I' May ", I'll'..". Tcrn.i ot r.'.l.; e.-li .n i,aii i i.t o! f.-. I Ot F!.l. Fx.-. : i:irr m lll.al t-ll!rn;i-n!. In tie.' (.otu.'.v li U'.l c! 1.1; !! i.'., Ol.-oii. In ll.e matter of the -T.,!e ( 1 .Tohu Mcl'ov. di ei-as. il. i Hli'MCK IS' HFHFbY i V'l tiiat the unilt-rsii-iu l l OIVKN il'.C tins ! day riled their tiiia! account asadmhi- itr.itoisof said (state r.n.1 that ti;e ',..,1.- ha niiiMiiuti'ii Satl'.rilav til ilO-.hdayof May 1V0 nt I nclock t p ii a.s the time for hearing ( bin t- ions to paid account and for the n-tt'.t niellt thereof. luted Abril Oih 1!H). F. M. FRENCH, .1. b. M..COY, Ad!;iiniitiaU'i-.i of the rt.ite ' 'John Mi Coy. i ilEA ITTcv iBVi.sr. Attys. for Adtr.rj. Tlie Celebrated French CURE ; ' V arraic ii to cure 1,1 M rrfuntlcil Ri-i-inu frt'ln tl l. r;i.-V'i or o;i'.i:;i. crttion, u'. r ;:ni;U ) ..'.::!i:r.! i.i.i i. io.f f.iU'ii a-. I.k u'n..--t, IlL-arii. (.. ISriiiii r'.;"ir. I'.iiu in the !.;.. :, ..-iniiuil . ukiij?s-.t I. . tcvia, N-r u;it iJr..s i jrnjTi, Noeturn i Oi:.;..-. sioii-, LfUorrh-.i", liz:;u s-, Wtak iie:i:. -, Li-f I'o'-vt-r r.ml Im.- .Tt in'i, whU-h if i iu-U-r'oil t-U n It .i. I (" ii!n:iture oM a'.-c -.:..! iiinn.iy. I'r:...; tl I'nx; Clw.it.. f. ri.'Oi' hunt hv mill 'ii ri'tcift i f .nce. A Vt un ii.s 1.1 iKi'ili n U inn v.itti eery $5 order iet--fivtil, to i-efou.flno moiit-y if a i'l-riliitiirul cure is notti.'c tf I. Wc hvti Uioaitiiii.oi U'Alimoiiiiil from CM and ou:i.', of bi.th Roxe-t, who lj-in permanently carl l-y tl'.e ue f Aptradiliii. CircuUr true. A.l.lre t i in: Ai'iii: y.y.v.iiit.co. Wu'tcrn liranch, ISot, -7. l'..rlian l, urcj'u. Tor hjt'.o ),- Kuslmy Jt Jhwn, who csaloi.ml rct:.il ilriiL'uiMtri, AW.any, iroii n MufU Cloltli'r's llrilinu ijotici: i ni:ui:uY GI; 13 thlt ti..: Ml.iUn! Ilifntitlg ei A!!i:iny Muiiiic mi l Milling en:.; will l)u l:t! l at tho nilica" t L. Muntauvr. scrrctary of sai.l fOiiij I.N t.!:c .i.y li. on the -JStli day of Aor-.l, 1S!I0. at t'.:J hoar of 4 o'clock i M. for t!i )-:r-ofio of ilfcting seven dircctori t' serve for one year from the i'.e tliercof, ami for such oilier husincs as may ci'-mc hef.ire dih:!i nn:rt;:ij:. l'.v orli-rof t':' p'i.i.!. i:-.. !'(:! .Man-li -JS. !!0. L. 11. MONTANY! i Mil. KL1 Is, !-l!YMCI. . r.-.:i, y i 'r. ..t.i. UIAN AM I iiiil survi'j inn. T)A:.r:r-i ue-.i!iino mhvlvixu !i.vi:c. 1 t.::i; a.-cllrriti.' :t:i;l )roni;.t -.'..mf ,i;.r:i . i:n:y i.-ir-.i;.. i I-. T. T. I'i:.e-- n.i-aa.;.:.tj .v;.:..l l.'Tf- til. I " ia i.y iir! ! ill. !-. , a; 't u -r. p..rtf 1 ::il-. s .r.-.".: f Lr.-i c i;r'!v. roft. :!: c 1 .'.:. :i, l.;i:a c-'i itv.Urr.on. J. F. WlllTIXS, AKTIrT. l-i-'rti-.t;..n l.au'.i-..ni.o. I'. I., It- r;i Ii. OM'i :.r. 1 v i t p l.. I :..-.t !.i PI ANOS, T". V. !: A tt.o !.f. t .'ub'. i ::l : I I i! i ii'ir.;.; f '.(;; cuis' ( ..ii li, :'t Mm. U. t-;. ;;:ii.-; i -, -,j,,,....t. !, I'emi : .-, first i.:rc-.;t. 'i n - Isi--' iaetri:u)..;ital mut;c t f,.r largest asqurtmentol sl..ii:ir. (...1 i- U t from t!i!9:iV ft Cr.jo i. :i!i i:i ain :n:l iiihrt.i'lu t'l ii i o : r I nil i - :n: y I: ir.k. . t I Si . Olllt 11 ' ii '.t in tli r.li;..llv liitlf. nt tin t:. A i "mI :u: Com ; il : f Ii ir.oii l:. 1 I--, lie f -r i-" Ailll IH I . m-Kci:. I Cn-fliu ttl.ii ft roui:riy I I. i-..' i ..lii i- .;. I at J.'i or ti;-; 1 Ur-.w ii l.i -(rti il..rt'' i-ml l.ul:t I'.raii t'irkrM lor -irs .i fur s: 1.1; a!i W'tnn- i-.tiih- i-rii-c I. lai.L'ent, Or. I . .1. llo'.V Colinrs Lumbci I ht-il ti:,. 1 e t 'ry. n il! Post.-, an! t-. iiiiii.w i from . ti S'JJ i I -1 : . 1 1 . c c in this cnii'i 'h:i Kle, lath, doors .'iiiu:,', etc. Pritea ' ' li i is.inil. Yar I the Narrow (ani;e. i:vh': .jri-. elsewhere. W. ( RAW FOR D. '. Talhii.Ti, Ore.'-m. at Li n, i n in h. .i, . ' , 1 n A ti o:!i: iiie oiuti.o.1 ! : o ( i;i..'t ' ; enre fo ' i l." tU ixia l ai.;. :.: ' OU', , put 1 : 1 . ill Lr . 'jov, ... js i: ii j..'.. ( sor.--., in;, r--. v.-otiT.i! . t : in,', ii II thin erupt'.! :: .. Oit' eo i. i I r i'-iti , Iv ei.r.iall k.:;,U f j '.v. . A-k tor the Oriu'iiuil Al.,i tine tM li.ierit. old l j Foli.n A Mu'ou at '.'j . tnts j . r I ex i t.y mil I'U cent'. r Vf AFTER V.ll'l!;. r i i t r-.. i .i.:.I ; i.u 'A i j... iv t. i " " ' al":-. i- :.. V. A. M. n.-.,lii: ff '"-i.t M.i- usi. s'. cnc. i r :.;l l -...aic ao..i "S . ! 1 j.r:i-: in .'.-rlli A ..-. : ... A'.- .:r.'..-l e-" i::u-!ra;. i ! r a c.Vi v. . i :. ::: t :.: ...!- i:, :. Id! i:..r . !'.....! . . j . T.-v.- V-.-k. ; i'.uv a 1 '.ii-.- in b. .'inifi:! Fai i Dale, til-' Iwts eh, I i SKCi: I'T S( I KTl KS. j . r. v.- s,f,:y i., N.-,. i; ; ,.. i V 'r M.in.Vv. tiio O. A. I i. i mi i v n i-.r. . :. I , I Mr.!. A!', mi-, nr. . :: :ni 1 !r i:...l. at i r. I'.r-:: . tontte' .1 .Hfifi SMt.-.f I...-. ; -3r -i: r.-r. .-, . A- li-i I ... i r 1 1 ;1 jpi '-' ;. i.-'ic:- :i - -a.e y il .- i .if-!i;-. i --.:t Oi r..i a.l.iri---. i'---'.-. !, f.-rr , . I" iy ivnil' t-v. . . -. Cat 1 ... t S.-I:t fl'-; t- III - :i ; '.: . . ' ... . r r'.r '.. !, or-; the next governor j Roceivc-i Conjjratuiations and Defines His Position. SI'tiKlNC. H NOT ISIS r.'HITE, A Esur-.w.y TraSs ta ta S-a-ea rmiT:: -A Coavi-.tSLet "v7b la ct.-i-tit" Kirrr-Ti-w lV-.twun. j r:.AM'. April 17. i'oti. 1. j oii or oti the- lojml.lii'iiii lii i'.. ? j l:t'pt I!!y it lii.-t ofii. t ;-.l.iv j hiituld r.r.d recfiviii.r conrii".: j iaiiou:;. was nlsu t!ie iviv:i:'iit jofmanv r'lmrr.itiilatoi v itic-r-j-ucs. i'cUvrauiH- from Mi'dioll ;i n i Dolpl) .".'.k-il il l:o wotio! c:i:iv:i;s the stat 7imi1 inaki epi-i-cho. . IK-i-cpiii'o!, I will travel over tins t.:i.'. ns't so iiiui-li to uiukf :i r.!iiv;is; lo Hie tii jcojili ;:ri(! I '.villi iiie:n;vi!l i:iake :i jv -j-.-i . il ruri-V.I-.S. Hinl will isi:il;- : sp( -jic-f as I :tn no Mi'i.-'ir;)uk?r. 1 h'-'innsoii ! cxprcso.Nl iiiaiNclf ii i'.ivor of eor;- slid, I.'ast For 1. .l.!i:;l i.r.il h.'iiv.iKi ,i I) von think v.ii'.r f!i:iiwrt ol Hi" n'.i i wi'.'er oil! in the h-i-ialsiiv l.iI ve:ir v. ill ijiiVit your i-iiaiieesV"' "Not ill the liNist, I Mipporte.l the water hill in all its phases, I repre sented Miiltnoinah eo::::iy ami sidereil it my duly to Mipoott tin hili as it was, or rsh;:i. iMipport ed the two bills making tin pro-pti.-ied isi'.t; cf lioinN rson-xai.!e. .: :.l -iop r!e ! this otlu-r 1 i!! ta.tir.j: '.lit:::. " wi::: ki:i) tkain. n Cars icavf l!i Ti-ai'l.. Ii-.it l:ily IJin- I.aily luil. Tlsiac;:.'.!'!, C.i!., April 17. The re:ilar north botin.l oxniv.-s train on Ihe S-j:ithern l'ai'ilie i.iihsiad a i!-: wrv l: is phir. M. train a i:i i-' t; li.o. rii: ;'. i ! I'oin;; i'.ov, : itl tins was t :'r:.l v. !:.- : and tins ti: a hi'h r it. ;:: run ti t .'. . r: of speed. when t. lii::'.; li.ep.t ilt'.ll. ii i .'.i i ,-Ie ;:rl I left tin' tra. I l.;t.J!v diltii.iL' Tli d. l.i,; rio'i.dv I were i ! .Mr". not 'I ill '111 .. .1 in ei . w no i r.al :.i;i!-. i:i f -: i t.v . tl.. .llt'W-lt. t:l f.cl-l:l- H -enati':-. ':-;(-.)., A; id 17.- C. ! rr:ijel:M y elei"." i p:v S. I", li.iili .v..! in: I i ! .i!. ti ll! :lo:i : I... 1 ( i'i puny, lias Ai itteu a i-trcr to ator :- iaii!or.I w :ni li h:;ys: rejicrks that 1 receiiliy tn.ei-' i no at a an i v'.- "..LU' i; en . !v i . :!l:..!i l aciti.' l-oai.l laei-tii ! -M. di V ! h" p'liM. i' '. !::c:l I ! i ' i :;ir,pain u-e : til.' (".ii;; - ! fends h:'e is cu nsirul in ' j i,..l.:i : 'i as a crs .i:.,l .if.,! ' 1 oii. Ail'i.v lii" to savtiiat 1 j i.'::r-t tli:-1 i'npn-s.-ion and i i.-.-'. I 1 i:i;.'i:. to ma:." :i :; i. -i ;: or ( .::tr ". ioi: fia.i u-el ct 'ci J! v s ,i:.i'i ry r o advai.c your j'.'i -iii'.al iuti-i:.-!.- .t, :a::y iiiipropi-r 1 1 1 : i : i : r ai.i! I ..1.1 j .--.'.!;? !:i . I o". bavern.it d 'li":o. .U- il-..'. ;:i" M cNpres-i ;h.i hi.o'.' lluit i ... ' ' i reiat.crs may i .'i,; iiii:e as en.'.lv li-'r-i afier :,r- tl.r v have I: I I'.'il I i'i.l!..."' !.st. i:ii. ni:s:i. t".. !".; , I'lareil In tl:- st.ni i:evcnt;e. I P., -:i Apr 1 17. r as !:,V a't ji.'1'.is to dav I i:.t .e- i iiiu' !i i Hi; iiu ! I he loilrtu I wbi.-ii a"i-.i ! 'h ,-s inak. e.X c is:-oi i.i i". Mrs. J-. I'd i.i'i. !l lli-m:-. a Noi i wt-ii'.in l.iu iei! -. was bai.v ' l!' Il.e lace and ban i .' Mii itiii.l b v.li a (ire bl the 'ove a;i-l .. : .. t i .....:...:.. i . . .? ' I! 1 ... . . nun nun ;n . j..' - i '. , . i in ! P'."'C w bicb tbr-'W i-te.iiil iiu.i flic in l i t . i. 1:1! .S.iVS HUC liO'lOV' S a N.ire.ei-a:;, who hvc ; cades, aid t-.i w iiu'ii she it H.o Cas 1 was eu- ii eeil to be married a! one tine-, placed the explosives i-i the Mov-.'. Siiebro'e the enj.'v'u.ei:'. i.tcuIIv atid it is said the Norwei'-Mu v, .is tnui h ch.iniic I. Tiie mailt r ha ; been reported to liie police. A l."l iri.r.s 1 I I.Kll. I Mi iinrt il n t ;nllroatl l'r.e. on flic t:al !le. I'.'.mi.a.n.o, Attil 17. A? tides incorpora'ino; Oreonian Rail way Coiupaii v were liie l iri the co'intv eleik's Ilice lo-lay I y R. Koohicr and lithets. Iln- eapita! stock is .;;,0Hi, H I ; the ooj-cr of Il.e iiuxrjTfjiai ion ;.- to tu'.il I a rail road from this cily thrnlii;li the Willaue ile valley by the way of Silvi lion and Spring-lie!'!, t the line In ! ween Ibis s'ate an i ("alitor nia. and ul.-o to buiM :to:u ibis iiy on t ie ' er' side ! th" W iil.mietto to ir'i.', I'oik eoiuity. Aboul 1-Viil caru'-iil' is. bri.-k- ) laer and other na n aic "-i! "I I woik i:i this city i n ae. oiint ..f ti'.1 ! Iill-i.l 111 Vi'-terd.lV llV 111" butidci-. I The i ;ir e'l'i-rs 'bin. a - 1!.;:-i:ii I hired. tio.y will -in 1 men ei:.:. i'1' Millionaire ir:i! lleii.I. I...s Anoi !.i;. . Aptil 17. V'. i Li!. Is ilropp,..! .load ti'.is moini.i iVoiu li'.'.-.i'f failure, iv.tt-ed by r.sthiivi. The tlecea-c.! wa- the Oivner of the Grand opcr.l bouse and i. al e-tate. valued at a milh an ! bail" dollars. il :i:l. I'rei'inan'". Sue--s.n-. Ss FiiANi ;sco. April 17. l'ri - vite ulvices from Londun convey the information that ('apt. Metcatf has I (en appointed Lloyd'.4 Mil veyor for tho pot t ol S.in F'rancisco, to ii'l th" v.ie.mey ead by the death of dpt. Fiet'iniui. who xt-x ro'-ciiMv aspliixiaied in tho hold of tho shin Durham. . JOSSTERATK CXVICT. rri.'ferrl Uralh t Itnprfonmnt. Pol om, April 17. To-day about n c:i a eonvii t, C V'eber, wlio was s rvi:: F." year., r.Uer.'.pted to e i.Mpol i-wiiiiitiinf the Aineiiei!i iiver. Ahoiit lii'ieen thots wcrs iiicd at hii.i. When he bad lvavln d tin' middle ot the elteam 1..' was shot through the head and in.-iar.'.iy killed. The body (sunk a: 1 has i:o. been recovered. i it!.!' I OIJ ro.cnEes. 1 in- r Or.lereil tt Ann and Kjiii. V ;: : no, April 17. Orders were received :;i Mara Island yard from V:'.?r!iinj:fo!i to-day to lit out the sioam ship Rainier iminediatelv and put her arniainent aboard". The Iia!i:.!0i' has been in the coast service and ordinarly carries no battery. It is supposed here that tin: Department intends to Fend her to liuli fin: sea to protect tho stal iM;cris. TME M A IMC E l'S. S.;n !"ii.vN js.-o, April 17. tViie.it sto.:i!v: buver uc sl.Mi1., : buver ear IStM. .tl.SS'a Ci'.iCAt.t., April 17. 1:15 p.m. ol.ise, v. Iie.it, cath S7 ; Mav 8S; hilyc-". l.i vj:i;i'ooi , April 17. Wheat iiioi; ii.-!na:i.l poor ; holders ollVr si'arin'y. I'utal Tail at Eugene. i:i i i n::, April 17. William All er., a carpenter, was probably f.-.tally hurt to-day, by falling from the bridge across the Willamette. I!e w as working on the new span which is b(-iii;j c-'i;-tructed and he 1. iiis balance and tell twenty icvi .-i i ikinu' on bii head on a plank". I lis brain was hurt and he it ftill n.n-oiiK'ioijs. i Vstma-lt-i- AiiiiilnteU. t A H'Noit.s, April i,. iiie i'iiid'-i:t stun the following noni iiiations lor pt't masters : Wash.. Nibs 1'. Ka:..i;i, .Mniitesano; W. ii. M.,inaii. Ci.cbalis; H. M. In trcrham, Ci-ntrallia : Geo. Dt erinir. Si!.-.!iomi.jh. Siaf-jrtl Thnuhed. .;:: I'll .( i-co, pril 17. The L.ard of diti'i t. is of tlie Siiiilhern Fai iiic eo:i:pany nnanimounly pasB e.i resolutions to-day lhankin! Sianlor.l or his maiiniieinent of tins I'ouipany while president. Ivlllcil T!irotili .lealoUNy. T.-; o-:.t,' April 17 A iieyro by !!.. liame o: Scott, a jiianist m a hoi. 'c oi ill repute, was t-hot dead ! -day, as it appears, by his wile bcc.ui.-e of ji'itlonsv. finally tliwonsod of. V'As'i:Nt;-ioN, April 17. The re- -i: t ' f the t or.'.mitife on at bit m tlou was i.n.illy tlisj ood of by the Fan-America:: eotiference thia a: I'-rtio in. lilniu Setari.'. San Fisaxcsco, April 17.. The custom house orlieers made a seiz ".re of o! iuin on tho uteamor Hv- ; fian Reiiublic.frotn Victoria, to-day, amounting to ,s tive tael cans. THE DAY IN CONGRESS Al'I'llOI'lilATlOXSOr THE KIV I It AMI ITAHBOi: 5 ILL. Tin- AinomilK for Vuifiilna, The V. lllmix tto anil Colombia RIt-ni- Election of tin I". S. Sea iitor ly a Direct Vnte. W.v-mNoroN-, April 17. The houM' committee on rivers and hai hois to-day completed the ap planation bill. Tho total appro priati n is a little over twenty mil lions. l;i the t-enate anion? the bibs introduced was one by Regean proposing an amendment to the constitution for the election of sen ator" hv a vote of the people. The ....ntite" bill appropriating $L'fl.0tKi for the improvement of the military re-ervation known ?t Fort Walla Walla, also the holism bill for the appointment and retirement of J. ('. Fremont major general of the I'. S. army. AITKOI'KIATIONS. Among ilee.s of the bill are the i, .Rowing Inn iiors of ( tregon : Coos bav $1-.u0ii, Yaqnina JUj.OiIiJ, Nalhelm, ?10,0d0. Rivers: Mis-i-i"sippi from the head ot the passes to the ir.'mth of the Ohio. f2.'HH), 0;)i); Missouri mouth to Fort Ren ton,' lii.oUO; Oregon -aiial at the Cascades, $4 K),0fH; L'pper Colnm l.ia inelinling Snake, $20,000 on the Columbia; HlTi.OO- on Lower Will imette and Columbia below and at I'oitland, ?L'i,0!W; Willam ette above l.-rtland, $11,000; Co- (lUiiie liv- r. j.",'i'io( .-i'1'i.i" ; , ' to cominoia-t? the cotislructioii o: a i jeltv, ff jl.OOiJ; WashiiiKton :Skagit, J S.iihiu-uamish, N. otsack, Snohoni j Miami Sno'iuallime liver.-. $12, i 0'M. j ; neml Sherman r.lrthday. Niav ions, April i. i ue (ev ciitietli birthday ot Gen. Sherman was royally celebrated to-day with a handsome reception tendered by the league club. Sherman, snp- ; iorted by Chauncey Depew and Secretary Noble, received the guests. AN IMPORTANT MOVE Huntington Has a Covetous Eye en tlie Oregon Paeifie, A TO I K OF ixcrecTiox. TLo Bouthtn Picito Ccmpaay Sail to Waat tt Oregon Peio Boa i aj a Pofelhle Ontlct- San l-'aAKciuco. Anril 17. C. P. Huiitinj.-ton went to Portland thin eveiuiii! to look after tlie Southern l'a- iric intere-ts in that region, and t'iere is a possibility that he mav inspect tlie OreKon Pacific road w hich the Southern Pacific is said to covet, as a possible outlet, in case) the Union Pacific should build into California. OLD WORLD AFFAIRM. KBglanit Wrestling With th Tariff and the Sorplaa. Loxdos, April 17.-Gofiechen, chancellor of the excheauer. ore- sen'.ed the budef in the bouse of commons to-dav It fhows that the expenses exceeded the esti mate by 11. COO. ond'tbe recfcints exceeded the estin.ates Vy X3.000, K)0. Commenting on tho irross revenue from alcoholic beverases of L'9,2oo,000, Gosschen said that the exact surplus reached 3,221, 000. The total reduction of the national debt for 1899 reached the hum of 8,295,000. As to tho dis posal of the surplus, he proposed among other things to reduce the Indian nnd Colonial postage. The duties on gold and silver plate are to 1e abolished, a reduction of the tea duty by two pence per pound, the increased beer duty tempo rarily imposed in 1889 is to be taken off. The inhabited house duty is to be reduced, and all of the working class tenements under CL'O rental are to be exempt from house tax. Cheers. 1 He proposed to laisn the revenue for the country council pnrpoM-s by an increased duty of 0 nce jier gallon on fcpiritfl and 3 ence ier barrel en leer. ALLEGED S EDVCTIOX . On a Member of the English Hohm f Common. London, April 17. An action for breach of promire and eednc tiou has been brought against Sir i. F.lliott, member of the hoiife of commons, by Miss Alice Hairs Hie sayh rhe hat twice been en ceinte hv him and that he prom iwd to uiarrv her ufter he beduc. 1 her. Miis llairn :(. 2 vears oid The defendant aliened U-at it in a cape of blackmail. WKATKl'.JAND Kl'INBU RTKIKE Eiht lluBitreri Hrn 111 be Idle, nnd Minn Shot Down. Namhi-a, April 17. There was a strike ot the empiovesot Jackson oi Company's mill here this niorn ing. The "weavers and spinners are all going out and the nulls will shut clown. Liitht hundred men will bo idle. Contrary to Coatraet Labor Ltwi New York, April 17. It was dis covered tins momma:, at tastie Garden, that 1403 French and Italian immigrants were on board the steamer Cachemere. rne ma jority are iwund for rittsburftjunder contract, contrary to tue laws. United States contract labor In spectors have gone to the steamer prciarel to arrest all suspicious parties. The immigrants were held for a time and aiterwards re leased. ToUoner IleM Without BaU. Cuicaoo, April 17. In the trial before the coroner's jury to-day Mamie Stark, the poisoner of the Newlands, asserted that she did not intend to kill tho family. The jurv returned a verdict, holding her without bail to await the acliou of the grand jury. When the ver dict was read the prisoner fain tea. Trouble Among- the Miaera. Vieska, April 17. The latest news from the disturbed mining district is that the strikers attacked the colliers and three miners were killed and as many wounded. 12,000 workmen in Mittokourtz iron works have struck. fi Womeu Commit Suicide. Moscow, April 17. The widow of an rmy oiticor in dire want, be came discouraged, and she and 5 girls locked themselves in a room and turned on the una, killing them all. Laid at rteal Rent. I'iuiadem-iiia, April 17. The train bearing the remains of Con gressman Randell arrived this af ternoon. The cortege proceeded to I-aurel Hill cemeterv, where the remains were interred. Steamer enak. London. April 17. The steamer Euclid was sunk near Hartevpool in collision with the steamer Altyre. The captain and crew of the Euclid were drowned. A Royal Falaee Burned. Sr. PETERtiBURo, April 17. The imperial palace at Araniedbaum 20 miles west of this citv. was 1 burned to-day. Baseball. New York, April 17. The season of the American baseball association opened to-dav with the following results of the game: Columbus, 14; Toledo, 9; Phila delphia athletics, II; Rochester, 13 ; Brooklyn. 2 ; Syracuse, 3. At Louisviile ana St. Louis tlie game has been postponed. A Bla Failure. New York. Am-il 17. Lnnia Franks Si Co.. raw silc importers, failed to lav: the liabilitien tr Vm paid are upwards of $900,000, with mo nominal asset ot fl20,00. The causes of the embarrassment are attributed to an inability to raise money to meet maturing obligations, strinpencv in the money market, stoppage nf accom datious by the banks and losses by recent laimres in ratterson, . J. The Raaaall Obeeqales. WABitntaTos. Aoril 17. Tb funeral services over the romnina of Ex-Speaker Randall took place at the MetroDolitan PVesbx-trinn church this moraine. The house adjourned ont of respect to him. Striking- Carpenter rarade. Cnictco. " Anril 17. StriVini- carpenters to the number of 30tO paraaea tiie principal streets this afternoon. Sailed for Bermnda. New York. April 17. Ex-Presi dent Hayes and daughter Fannie sailed this afternoon for Bermuda. Money And Buelneae. Ke Tork Tribune. Last w eek 15.600.000 went out of the Treasury and the New York banks and into the country. This was toi lowing a similar -loss ot f 6,4lXMXW in the four weeks end ing March 29, and after allowance for temporary shipments to make ' April settlements, indicates a greater interior demand than had been expected at this season. At the same time scarcity of com mercial bills has caused sterling exchange to advance, and the same people who were recently talking of the possibilities of gold imports arc considering whether exports of gold can be averted. Money tends toward a lower rate at London, but the Bank of Eng land xad the Bank of Germany lost several millions last week. The iron market is unsettled and again lower, Southern No. 1 being quoted as low as $16 50 in New York, which is said to net $12 at furnaces, as to be on a parity u icb prices offered at the- West. A further fall is reported at 1 itts burg, but Philadelphia accounts mentioned that the recent decline has induced more buying. The new and large Southern works are trying to find a market for their iron, while the aggregate con Ftmiptiou does not appear as large as Lift tall, and was then at its maximum not equal to the present production. Some improvement is Keen in bar iron and nails, bnt mils appear weaker. In tho wool trade there were seen a little more buying and a better feeling, when another failure of a commission house here and of a mill in Penn sylvania caused dieheartennient. Tho average of prices for 104 quali ties of wool, which was 26 1-2 cents in the middle of last July, is now 24.2 per cent, a decline of nearly 9 Ser cent, and neither" growers, ealers of manufacturers have derived any benefit from the ex cessive advance. The cotton man ufacture shows the effects of the. advance in raw cotton, coupled with a slight decline in print cloths and some other goods, and spinners' takings for t wo mouths have fallen behind last year's over 20 per cent in February'and 35 per cent in March. The boot and shoe trade continues prosperous, and the leather market does not seem affected by discussions of the pro posed duty on bides. The speculative markets have been comparatively inactive, but on tnc wnoie stronger, tnougn wheat is a shade weaker for caeb. exports, having fallen off last week. The March returns showed shipments of wheat and flour from Atlantic ports equal to 5,755,127 bushels, against 2,81 1,305 last year, but of corn the increase was " larger, 13,189,579 bushels. against 7,269,354 last year, and yet covering of speculative sales caused an advance of 1 1-2 cents, with over half a cent in oats. Pork has been substantially un changed in price, and cotton also, notwithstanding the dercease in exports to 425,160 bales in March, against bi,i6 last year. Oil has fallen again 3 1-2 cents, and sugar, both raw and refined, is 1-16 lower. A recent compilation shows that interest paid on $757,000,000 bonds this year has been 120,451,861. and dividends on $683,481,740 stocks have been (11,122.089, rates not high in comparison with those paid ft few years ago. Weaaaa'a Blaeovrr)-. Another wonderful discovery baa been made and that too by a lady In Ihl eouuty. DUae fastened It clutch up-jn her aud for aereo years fchc withstood it fcerereet tests, but her vital organ were undermined and death sfemed rmroiaeD. For three montha the coughed Incessantly and could pot ilee-p. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's New DfcoTery for Ccntumption and waa eo much re lieved on taking- Urst dose that abe slept al) night and with one bottle hac been miraculously cured. Her name U Mr. Luther Lut." Thu write W. C. Hatnrick A Co. of Shelby. N. C Get a free trial bottle at Foshay A Mason's Drug Store Memorial day, May 30, will In appropriately observed by the Grand Army post and others of this city.