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Newspaper Page Text-r7 CEN ALBAXY, OREGON, TUESDAY APBIL 221890)7 BARROWS Esslusivo Agpney for tli: Ludlow Fina Shoes 7, , M Ji II 11 C HLOt JC. ASK YOUR (JROCER FOR Columbia FLOUR Tb:r btst I ran I in. th.; ivirkct. This extra fine quality of Flour is manu factured by the TJEFFEESQ2T PLOTJBI1TG MILLS COMPANY, . or JEFFERSON, OREGON. The mill ha. icii.tiy i.Ti: rcfitbi i and supplied with al! th.' lutes: u::d aiot improved ir.,-f hiii-?rv. t'-r t!i- 6k C C L T J .fnd take n-' ot'tc-r. STEWART & ml Dealers in- General -AND- kifiiiriil Iron, Srt' o.ml Coal Rope aiuJ Cordage lilacksm f tits' Stwplie Garden and y all implements ART STUDIO, Mrs. Dr. l'atton's elegant art rooms, in Bluniberg's block, are new ready for the reception rf ctndentg ia painting and music. Those interested in art are in vited to call and inspect the lnre collection of pictures. Pictures for pale or painted to order at reasonable rate". OYSTER HOUSE ASP KESI'AURA'T Jiir.t opened oppos-itc the Ki:-s House. Everything nt-iv and rlean. Open dav aril ni-rht. HARRY JOSE. I'ropr'n tor A Rephir Shop Han just been opened n First street, opposite the Russ House, where von can get all kinds of broken articles mended. Clocks, i;uiis and locks repaired, keys fit ted, etc. Work from the country promptly attended to. riano Tuning- Iiw.Tifcs ir:sir.ixii piano. tinud should V.l u-,Kn Trof. 1'. V.iu Horn nf this citv, :1. well lenowo. oi.d reliable piano tuner He is we'l known to the people dAlbanv and the entire Slate, having had -ar of exirien - in this business, al&o in a piareft.rtr manufactory, and has no equal in tlit line -f business. It .-iiays -as to patronice home enterprise and the public should reu-.erut-er that they can now pet pianos tuned in a more skillful manner in Albany than elsewhere in the rtcto, Leave onler-iit Wills links i.biik IiWrvirry "Another wonderful discovery lias been made and tbat too by a lady in thi county. I)iseoe fnstcneil itt clutchea upon her aud for seven years he withstood its severest teats, 1::t her vital orjran were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months sbe couched incessantly and could rot sleep. She bouebt of us a tiottleof Dr. King' New Discovery for CcDBurnption and was so much re. iteved on tukins first rioie that she slept all nitfht and with one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther Luts." Thus write V. C. HamriikrtCo. of Shelby, N.C. Get a free trial bottle at Feshay & Mason's Drug Store & SEARLS; Or? i)Oii,Notioi!s: LADIES AND GENTS FTR-j NISHINGS. ; Alsohivc a complete line of ' illllll's.iifiil SHIIK l'..- wr;. trade at prices that deiy ci-intoiti.n. Civ1 us a cail end "' '""" si" ' i:i at ln!n-ck prices. (?iOtl ciis and tquare .haling. i m: B I A- 99 Every a..ck uaiiantt JVi Hardware lipleiste. Carpenters' Tools Builders Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Jb'vse saws and Axes. Grrass Seeds Used by Farmers i Albany Opera House, 1 WEEK 1 -( OMMtSr iNG MOXDAa, APRIL 28 The Young, Handsome, Versatile, rinished Kraotional Actress, Miss Caroline Gage, i'i'i:rt:i rv HARRY F. KEENE'S Own Eastern company of play er?, opening Monday evening in Filliittrfon's lie.tutifiil five act soci etv drnma QUEEN A, THE LIFE F AN ACTRESS, With a change -i play each evening. Admission cents to any part of tho house. Reserved seats on sale at I'.lack man's v. ith out extra charge. jfJT'Only prami matinee Satur day afternoon. tAeenor ollrr. NOTICE IS riLEEBY GIVEN that the umHrsignnti was by order of the County Com t of Linn county, Oregon, on the 1st day of April, 1S0O, appointed executor of the last will and testament and estate of.Tanii-sS. Dickson, deceased. All linvinc rlaini-i aiinst s.iiil j estate will prefcen. them to me at he premises oi llic late .huih c. I'le-t.-a :i with proper vouchers witiii'i six months from this date. Dated this April 1st 1SD0. MARY E. DICKSON, Execdtor of the estate rf Jame S. Dickson. Chas. E. Vv'olvep.ton, Attorney. A good second hand orsran for 6ale cheap at the art studio over Linn County bank. rrt, -s 1 ? i 1 Tl . CURE AFTER ! thJKener.di.oorjaiisof either se alicther i arim 'r.m the eices-ivo m ot stlirminnrs, ' tobacco or opium, or through j outufnl indis i orelion.ovs.-r iiiduWeii, e, etc., Mich asloesof ! H.iuii 1'o.ver. Vake!U'n-3. Bearing Down ' I'tins in the Ca-.k, Seminal W ukneo, ll) i teria, Xor ouj Vrv ration, Nicliiriinl Omia ' sioi;9, Leucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, I l.esjcf Power ami Impotence, which if nev ' leered often lead to premature old aje and i insanity. Price 31 a box; 6 boxe'i Icr .00 : Seat bv mall on receipt of price. A WiSllTfc .rltMKI-. i given I with every tb order received, to refund tne j money it a Prruinnrnl cure is notctletteii. W' hive thousands of testimonial from old 1 unci yontiif, of both aexes, who have beeu ' permanently cureJ by tho use rf Aphroditine ' circular f ree. Addresa . rut: 41'Uko m.imiNt: to. Weitera Uranch, Box, 27. Portland, Urron. ' For sale by Foshay & Mason, who esale and retail drujtists, Albany, Urescon. MocU Holder' .Ylfclliiii. N OTICE 1 HEREBY GIVEN tint the annual meeting of the Albany Miniug p.ud Milling company will be hf hi at the ottice of I H. Montanvi, secretary "t atl vmpany on thJ 'Jath ilay ef April, 1SW, nt the hour of 4 o'clock r. m. for the pur pose of electing seven directors to serve for one year from tho date tlii-rcof, and fur such other business as may come before bitch niectini;. By order of tb" president. Hated Ma: '. -N. 1S0O. L. ... MONTANYE, Secretary. M II. KLLIS, PHYSICIAN' AX!! Sfllr . t;.-u, Alla:.y Oregon. Land Kurrrjlns. T)r::e rEerrisa srsTrroo io:.k cax ob I tain accurate r.nd pronipt r,-t by culana upon ex-county P'.irvryr.t r. I'. T. Filler. lie liaacOTuplcte tOiirs of field nc.tts aiid town ship plats, and is prepare 1 todo surveying in any part of Linn couiity. Postolhic ad. tress. Millers station. Linn cou It v, Oregon. AET J. F. WHITING, ARTIST. lus'ruction givin and wort executed in Landscape. Portrait itid OccorativcPairtini:. Lettering. Dcsignii ; ard Mcrhai ical 1 ia ing. KocoisS and :, l"i fcttr 1 ltik, Alrary Oregon. :ptat5tos- piIOSE WISHING A FIRST-CLASS IN I s'rjn enr, the beit made to stand the cllniate id tiiis coast, can be suited by calling at Mia, U- C llyman's, oi;)omte the yiasonic Teiupls, First street. The latest vocal and instrumental music kept for sale. Alseth largest sortniiit of stamping rjttrriis s?:cet riciii UilkmI. ,t Tris.'.. en in iai:iti:ig and embroidery at her slU'ilO over Linn County Bank. Oive hei your order und you will be pleased. Free to F. A. M. Beautiful i-nirravpitr of irruphie tin ient Maouic Scene, also nrire illy? tinted calulo-rue of ull the MuHouic uooils and jOoks. Lowest priett' in North Anieriea. Also j;rund i.ew illustrated work for a:rent3. $0 a iwciK and upwu".d' net. Fetklin fl i Co. 131 liroadway, New Yorl:. j F.uy a house in beautiful Fair ! Dale, the lots are cheap. SECRET SOCIEXILS. A. 0. C, W'. Safety Lodge No, 12; mocl every Monday evemn at the O. A. K hall on KeTy street, between Seeond and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers In .li- citv and transient brethren cjrdiallr Invited toattei.d. ' . Mcpherson Post No. 6, (i A. 11. Stated meetings at the G, A. 11 Hull on the second and Fourtn Friday evenings cf each nionih. Transient Comrades s.ib Cordi ally invited to meet w ith us S. W. RKWE, R F. T.18I.ER. Coiiim wirier Adjutant. FINE POULTRY. I have both wild and bionzc turlieis for sale at 5 per pair: turkev egs S fur Ji; lirown Leghorn c'gs SI for Id: also Wvan- I dotte and Light I'.rahmas at same price. 1 I.. .1. HOI CK. Tangent, Or. Cokii I stil the best lumber in thirt try, cedat IV.sts, Hhinjjes, l ull, and windows, ii'.oulding, tc. from 53 to jf-J-J per tliousaud. at Lanson, on the Narrow t coun doors ! 'rices Yard laiiL'e. J-ee me hetore purc!ia.wig Isoi v. v. ci;AV! o 'heu. IU. re '.'ii. I'ostothve .vldrt;-', I alliti-in, O mmm 7 pieket-.T.i:llli y the het se'.ls L-IO M-iit to any aildre?-, p piid, fr 't, . l-uy until ou Al.-.n s.'i .l I' lt' ii ... t Sent free to anadilr.--. 171 .'.' ml tivc' Portland, Oregon, PHAETON fcrsi!;-N... l, gra te A. marly new very cheap, also a e.ngle hariic-U a. F.Tablcr ITANTKD - A good g:rl to n.ake her lnme II with a small fauiilr. Iuqiprn of Sirs. V. A. E jrkhart, drner Kifth and llailrca i streets. J ANTED A good buggy horse. Apply or money rifu'ideJ ; c -j i - t Liiiiilicr THE WORLD'S FAIR. The Undignified Scramble Among the uiwl Cities. UltEGON i:-"DI-V?i WAR CLAIMS . Spricj Foct Invades tbe Dn ted St.Ues Eecito-Th) D.iy's Procsed.agj .U COBgiSi. Wasiiikc ion. April 21. There rw, luiie i n.ii i; for the pasange ui this session oi the bill introduced ny lleniiiiuii 10 pension the sur vivors of the Oregon Indian war i.-f 1S47, lS43and 1S53. The memb.'r.-. of the pension coinmiiiee of ttie house, to whom tho bill nan re lerred, havo taUed it ovet aud de cided it should not be actedotr by tliem till alter the other general pension bills have been disposed of. Bills to pension soldiers r.nd sailors oi the Mexican war and survivors of Indian wars that took : place in the South and Southwest between 1S32 and 1842 aro before; the ''o.ise, and it is believed co:i- siderable opposition to the Oregon bill would be made should an at- tempt be made to call for it's dis f i cussion ana passage Lie lore the other bills referred to have been taken up. The members of the committee have another objection to the bill; they think it too soon :o pension survivors of wars occur ring as late as the Oregon con tacts, and have so told Hermann. The house committee on public lands was addie.jed to-day by I'. ! S. Surveyor G. W. Garside and Miner Bruce, representing the business aesociation of Alaska. I'ne men have lK.au here seve;.il months urging tho passage oi the Flatt bill, which has already passed the senate, providing fof the acquiring a titlo to the land, i'he committee has practically de cided to report tho bill to the nouse with a number of amend ments, ono for the re-location of me capital from Sitka to Juaneaii, ior the setting aside of Annette Island to ihe'.Metlakahtla tribe of Indians in the southeast, and for the setting aside of two islands in Southeastern Alaska for the llydali Indians. The committer on pub lic lan'!s meets nest Monday to make a final disposition cf the bill. The senate to-day passed tiit Chicago fair bill with an amend ment providing ;nr a naval revi'-w at the harbor of New Yoik, but omitting the provision for the cer emonies of inaugurating the -furiif rt l.'-'lu.'iiliu bv a vot- of 43 to Vest npolce in opposition to the bill, and referri'd to the . cohtei among tho cities for the fair as uii digntfied. Vesf.oi Missouri, read iroiii a book gotten up in tho inter et of New toil; a pnem, the nature of which wan a tatire on Chicago's wide extent of recent! innexed territory. The following verso is a rample : The siuider: of nighl weie falling f.:.-1 As o'er a Kaunas p'airic passed, A youlli, a preen'-e gaunt and tbiu, But vast the clioes he travels iu liVd tbiven t0 miles tiut d.tv Noi seen a shed whciein to stay. Oh! w here will J, al hist he groaned, A pnsing stranger teftly moaned: "Chicago." Secretary Windom has sent 1o t-.e senate a letter in respon.-e to the sena'e Chinese resolution. The secretary states that no Chi nese wh'i entered the United States for transit have failed to de part, and thai all oi them who have entered the I'nited States at New Orleans ftom the West Indies have left at San Francisco fot China. THE PAX-AM LItlCANSJ. The Southern Tour Will lo Con tinued no Further. Washington-, April 21. Tho sec.eirrv of state this morning telegraphed to Captain Burke, in charge of the special 'train that is carrying tho Pan-Americans on their So.ilhe'ii tour, to ret am to Washington f.o.n Richmond. This is loii! because so few of the delegates desired to make thc-cs-cursion. Prisoners Disehnrgrd. Ni:w Yokk, April 21. 0. E. Friend. Eniil Howard, G. Hal stead and Orin A. Halstead, w ho were held for Id months on charge" connected with the fraudulent Electric sugar trust, were dis charged to-ihiv. I.;i-t of the Cronlu Case. CinrAoo, April 21. The indict ment, of Frank Woodruff, alias liljcU, i-'nargit-g him witn to!!1" '!"!' idtct- tdicitv in t':e rn;i;d'T o! Or. t. T ! '.vas dismissed to-.lav. The in mem, anaitist .lo ::i kmize ior tne same crime was also dismissed. The I'lilestOiM Prlloir DeHil. AMi;si:t ni:Y, Mas. J. F. Cowden, said . Ai u l. O UO ine oldest Odd Fellow in the country. died ycstcrJav, aged S2. He joined the older in Philadehdiia itt lSl'.l. The- ChlcaRo Strikers. Chicago, April 21. Theri is -e. progress toward the settlement oi t lie carpenters' stiike to-day, in fact settlement is fuitheraway than ever. Sons of the lie volatl n. Washington, April 21. A meet- ing w as held to-day ior the purpose of organizing a district oi Columbia SOCletV for "S.ino if tha A Revolution." The following ofli cerg were elected: President, Admiral D. D. Porter; Vice presi-a-nts, Geu. A. W. Greely and Gen. -M. J. Wright; eecrctaty, Dr. F. O. St. Clare. STEAMSHIP SEIZED, Tli city of Berlin Caught fu. loading Unlawfully. New Yoku, April 21. The In mari lino steamer, City of Derlin, arrived vesterd.tv and commenced i unloading this morning without iiarmit frojii t!i customs officers. Two inspectors were present but allowed the work to go on. A htrge amount of her cargo was taken away before tho cuMoin house olIL-ers discovered it. w lien they immediately seized the ves- i el. The inspectors were pentled. The penalty of offense is the forfeiture of goods and a fine. sus the the THE SILVER CAliCUS. THE coMMiTTEE nivinsn ox Til K MEASirKS. ' Tli Western Sentiment-The Ma jority IteeammemI the Modified Windom Bill-Minority Report. Washington, April 21. The re publican members of tho house held a caucus to-night to receive its committee's report of the silver bill. Chairman Conger, of the coinage committee, in present ing the report of the committee, re cited the concessions which the house faucui committee had offered to the senate committee, and told how tiie negotiations had failed on the redemption and na tional bank propositions, and summed up by reporting that the house committee had withdrawn all concessions, and that mno of the fifteen members had decided to recommend that the house pass the modified Windom bill us it came from tne coinage committee. The six members of the caucus committee, who refused to accede; to the majority report, tavonngtne modified Windom bill, were Repie entatives Perkins, of Kansas, Bartine. of Nevada, Wickham, of Ohio, Carter, of Montana, Taylor, of Illinois and Hen derson, of Iowa. They rep resented the Western senti ment and bail a proposition of their own to offer, which was sub mitted by Perkins. It was set forth as a compromi.-e measure, and in fact is a composite of the senate and houeo committee bills. The discussion ran till 11 :30 and finally the mbjeet was committed to iho caucus committee. It be-c-tme evident from several votes on miuor prepositions taken during the dcbaio that the republican member are opposed to the Win dom bill in a proportion of two to one. The committee will report to .mother meeting oi the caucu-' Wt dnesday evening. Tbe Prince' Gorgeon Uniform. The Prince o Wales is ono of nine men who are connielled on ! certain occasions to wear the uni- . . i i , .i i lorm oi tne aumirai oi mu ueci. Five of the?e are over 70, three over SO, and one is about to enter upon his 100th year so tiiat they manage to escape the dutv more than the prince does. This is the uniform : The full dress coat has a white collar edged w ith three quarter inch gold lace, cuffs trim med in one place with lace an inch and three-quarters, and in another place with lace one men wiue, while above each cull there are four rows oi lace, each five- cbjhths of an inch broad. The skirts and flaps of the coat are also I . si. rf l gorgeously emoroiaereo. mere are numerous buttons, and the blue foundation of the whole is lined with white kersevinere. On the shoulders are epaulettes, with h.-.nvi v emliroKlered straps, lin trousers have gold lace one inch and three-quarters wide down the Beams. The cocked hat is covered with lace, and has tassels of bul lion. The sword knol, a sym phonv in gold and blue, is twenty- three inches long, lhc sword belt is covered with oak leaves and acorns embroidered in gold. The wei -lit oi the uniform without the sword, is about twelve pounds. N. Y. Sun. Jnst Receiver!. A new line of sateens, t bullies, seersuckers, chambricks, nilks, satins, plushes and ladies fine worsted dress goods in the latest shades and noveltio, parasols hos- eries. curtains and spring goods iu i-ndlens variety. My steck is now 'complete in all departments. Ladies ; are cordially invited to call and j jllf:nrH-? tl:ee g.xds. G. W. Simpson. ; Dr. IVtlgn iteats successfully all . .1: .l tft-.n,fn ullfl l'll;irmll -M ; iiit J-ea ! . , , j . .j crabi,. i, Uatt; diseases. u,,r. rnmode fur i-.-iinriii 111: It,--" ' ' -' " " . - - I of the head. He sleeps in his olhce i nn.l answers city calls day or night. ! Consultation is free and everything is strictlv confidential. He can be i found in" his office in Blumborg's ! block from Iflto 12, 2 to 1 and 7 j to . Knte of Blooded Mtoik. I pmnoton. April 21. Wood ward's combinations sale was be gun to-day. i 30.240. 0!) head brought UTTER DESOLATION A Deploralls Condition Caused by Floods ia the South, SIASV PEOPLE DESTITUTE. Ikn Calif rcia Atidetio Olnb Deciles to Match Scilivia and Jackson f r $20,000-Ea tera Hews. Washington, April 21. Secre tary Procter transmitted to the hou?e to-day a report of the quartermaster general in regard to the condition of affairs in tbeover Hewed district of t, James and Ascension parish in Louisiana. It say? : In the neighborhood of the great Nita crevasse everything is Hooded for miles. The situation is deplorable. Hundreds of planters lost-their crops r.nd thou sands of laborers will soon 1 thrown mil of work. At Grande Point the whole precinct is under water. He recommends that action ior the relief of the sufferers be taken by the United States. There is liable to be in St. James and Ascension parishs 5000 people destitute within a month. A CSLOOMY Ol'TLOOK. Nt:v OiiLi'ANS, April 21 .--Ttejoris from up the river to-day are gloomy. It has been raining to-day and the river is rising. Pine Bluff Arkan sas, reports tiiat the water will al most surely overflow thecclton ter ritory in northeast Arkansas. MOItt ri.OODS IN I.OlISfANA. Bayoi- Sara, April 21. The levee gave way at the foot of Fountain strtet" early this morn ing. A general alarm was sounded ?iii4 nil t ho ofoiilf lui-nrr! nut and after hard work closed the break. It was soon found however that the rising river was t unning over the front of the leevee and nothing could be done to check it. Im mense confusion ensued. Every boat and rait was 'brought into requisition. Not a house in town has escaped inundation. The loss will be considerable. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. The f rown Priuco Seriously Hurt IS? the Disaster. Rome. April 21. The trowu prince, who is now traveling in southern Russia, met with a rail road accident today, lhe train was thrown off of tho track and the prince was seriously hurt. The Floods Continue. Sydney. N. S. W. April 21. Darling river is still rising. A large expanse oi country is Hooded. In the town of Uourke hundreds ot inhabitants have taken refuge in the railroad, the custom house and the poetoflice, which are pro tected by dams. Female Warriors Beheaded. Pants. April 21. Tiio Gaulersse savs: The Dabom.ans have made two vigorous assauitson the French pc sit ions in Dahomey. Four French pickets were killed by them and oeheaded. The French retaliated by beheading fi.e of Iho female warrior.? of lhe king. A lit Shoemaker's Strike. Berlin, -April 21 . Sixteen thousand of the Berlin shoemakers have struck ior eight hours a day and a rise in wages. Kmpcror William. Bremen, April 21. Emperor it imam arrived here to-dav on a tour and this afternoon laid the foundation of a monument to his grandfather William I. Irl.h Evictions. Dt'DLiN, April 21. The evictions on the Sponsonby eFtato has been resumed. Fourteen families have been evicted. Two thousand spinners at New Rye have struck for higher wages. Sentenced to He Shot. Sr. l'F.rEiisnrRfi, April 21. Slate Colonel Scamidt, who sold tho plans of Constadt rortress, was t day sentenced to be shot. Steamer Lost. London, April 21. The steamer Balboa from Grimeshy was lost in North Sea to-day. Fifteen people wero drowned. Taet in .Managing the Beys. From the Farni'nrton (Me.) Chron?Ir. A quaint story is told about .Mas ter Tommy Anderson, an old-time pedagogue. Once he taught a school in Farmington where the boys had driven out several teach ers. He found that the chief con spirator was a good-looking grown up girl, bright, eaucy and proud. The schoolmaster wore his hair iu a cue, as was the custom in those days, when he was '-doina a sum, "with his head down, he tossed his cue back forth as if it were a toy, much to the amuse ment of the scholars. Uncle Tom my said nothing but kept up quite a thinking. He knew ii he called out the guilty girl and punished her, the big boys would rise and and carry him but. So he adopted unusual "tactics in conducting his campaign. He found a lot of long hair hanging up in a barn. From this he selected and smoothed out a bunch resembling a cue, and tied it up nicely with a ribbon. Tak ing this to the schoolroom early the next morning, he suspended it from the peg where the girl always hung her cloak and hood, then lie commenced to eet copies as usual. When she came in and spied the curious contrivance uhe looked surprised and puzzled Quoth Master Tommy iu a mild tone ot voice, "iliss I have brought that bunch of hair for you to use as a plaything instead of my cue." The proud-spirited girl was humil iated betore the whole school and could not help crying. Uncle Tommy had won the victory by etrategem rather than by force of arms and had no further difficulty with his scholars. An Amicable Settlement. PiTTSiiLKO, April 21. To-night Wiiketison conferred with the rail road officials and an amicf.ble set tlement of the trouble with the men is announced. The details will not be known tiil to-morrow. Carpenters Strike. Shakon. Pa., April 21. All the carpentcia struck for nine bcura to-dav instead of JO. A PRIEST S DISGRACE. FATHER It VAN SUSPENDED FROM HIS PRIESTLY OFFICE. He Was Utility of Extorting Money, and Insnlted Lady Member of Ills Cnnrn-egation. Watektown, N. Y. April 21. Bishop Wad ham has suspended Father Peter J. Ryan, of St. Peters Roman Valholic church at Loville, N. Y., from his priestly ollice. The chief complaint is as to his method ot assessing his congregation and extorting money from them. When the priest's demand on a lady of the congregation lor her share of a certain assessment was refused. Father Ryan. Ftruck her in the face with a prayer book. THE MARKETS. Chicago, April 21. 1:15 close, wheat steady ; cash 87 ; Mitv J7?.j' ; Ji.lv 8-1; Liverpool. April 21. Wheat fii r,i ; holders offer moderately. A Boomer Killed. Githhie. I. T., April 21. Capt. Couch, a widely known boomer, died this morning. His death was the result of a bullet vound inflict ed bv J. C. Adams in a quarrel on April 4. Schocaer Sunk. Baltimore. April 21 .-The sohoon er Broomsfield.from Rappahannock sank oil point No Point to-night and three of her crew and a pas senger, ell colored, were drowned. Kw York' Sheriff. New York, April .'1. In lh- state renate to-nitt'.it 1-asset t intro duced a bill which wai ordered to its third reading, Using the saiary of the sheriff and under-sheriff of New York and ordering all fees tnrned over to tne citv treasury. CARRIED CP TBE PIPE. A Woman Narrowly Escapes Death Through a Ventilating Fan. A Snokane Fails disDatch savs: A most remarkablo and what might have proved a fatal accident occured late this afternoon at the new hotel "Spokane," which is to be thrown open to the public on next Wednesday. One of the chambemaide, named Annie Martin, who, with the entire corpe of hotel attaches, was recently brought from Chicago, waa some how caught np by the wings of a large ventilating fan in the kitchen and carried up the escape pipe us far as the second story, where she was wedged fast by tier clothing. After locating her precise position ttin nlrtA TV a a flit orvotl Ami iho rrirl taken out, badly frightened Dut otherwise uninmred. lhe ven tilatinz apparatus is to carry the fumes from the kitchen, which is looated in the basement up through a large sheet-iron tube that connects with the fan and runs up the outside of the build ing to the roof. The fan itself is a huge affair, ten feet across, and at the time ot the accident was being tested and was making 1200 revolu tions per minute, creating a very strong tiraft in the kitchen. Spring Anoonneemeat. Zaches & Son. merchant tailors and drapers, opposite tbe post olCce have just received the largest and finest tdock of foreign and domes tic woolens, novelties of their own designs and importations. It will le well for you to call on them and examine their complete line of spiing overcoatings, suitings, coats and vests and trouserings before leaving your order as t..ey intuitive ly guare'ntee perfect fit, best work manship and general satisfaction at the very lowest pric-s to be had considering, of eoursc, the material used and the,workmanship. Beat of All Bargains'. Twenty-four tine Wit in Shultz Front addition to South Albany arc now in market for ninety days. These lots range in price from i50 to 225 dollais picce they are only 1; mile from the court house and are cheaper than any lots accord ing to distance from town. We wish to draw the attention oi the public to this fact. Thk latest trust story is to the effect that a syndicate is trying to buy up all of the lithographs of the country and monopolise the business. Oh, that terrible "trust" OREGON SWAMPLAND A Suit Against the State Swamp Land Commission. A CIGAR FACTORY SEIZED. CLiasts B gsrs CerSsaat d la 8a Frsr- ci-.co-Ctairiiaa Laiaa Kaie-s aa Aipo.atmeut. Portland. April 21. R. F. Mc- Connaugney,a citizen of California, began suit to-dav in the L . &. circuit court against the state swamp land commission, consist ing ot the governor, secretary of -state, and state treasurer, to have them perpetually restrained from selling certain land in Oregon, alleged to have been held by the state as swamp lands, amounting in all to 43,207 acres. The plaintiff says that about October, 1884, he' purchased said lands from C. F. Felton, paying there for $35,000. and assuming to pay tho remainder of the purchase price to the state. It is further alleged that the defendents, assum ing to act as a board of school land commissioners, have cancelled the certificate cf sale, through which the plaintiff receives his title, and since he sold some of the lands. JACKSON AND SULLIVAN. They Will be Matched for a Parse of S20.000. San Francisco. April 21. At a meeting to-night of the directors of the California Athletic Club an informal decision was reached to match Jackson and Sullivan for a purse of f20,000. No decision was reached in regard to the time the fight will take place. A proposi tion will probably be brought up before tho full club tomorrow night for ratification or suggestions. CIGAR FACTORY SEIZED. Half a Million of Chinese Cigar Confiscated. San FflANcibCO, April 21. The internal revenue officers to.day seized Lee llim's cigar factory and confiscated half a m:;iion cigars on which the government heense had not seen paid. Hove Sitton Died. Portland. Apr 1 21. Tne coro ner's jury impaneled to inauire into the cause of the death of Chas. . Sitton last Saturday, returned a veraict this evening that the de ceased came to his death by suffo cation produced by tl. peculiar position of his body while under the influence of an anesthetic. The Portland Strikers. Portland, April 21. The plas terer" and bricklayers went out to day in sympathy with tbe carpen ters. They have" a grievance. The plasterers j;et i f.r eight hou-a work and brick layers o' for nine hours work. the Eight Honr System. San Fbancisco, April 21.-It is said thai Unee-'ourtbs d the build ers in .his city and in UakLu.d have Mgiiihed ihen wiilmuiu-i.-ii to aoopt theei'tht hour eytiem on and after May 1. Lotan's Appointment. Portland, April 21. J. Loun chairman of the republican state central committee to-day appointed Judge r. a. .Moore ol fct. Helens, cO be secretary of that body. Coming on April 38. The Caroline Gage aud Harry F. Keene's excellent company of players will begin a week's engage ment in this city on Monday even ing, April 23. The company have an extensive repertoire comprising "Tho Pearl of Savov," "Flsmer elda" and "The Two Orphans," eaca of which had an immense run during tho company's two week's engagement in Portland, "Camille," "Our Bovs," "Tho Planter's Wife,"" Passion's Slave" Daughter of the Regiment," " Tho Farmer's Daughter," and "The Lancashire Lass," including sis teen other sparkling comedies, beautiful melodramas and power ful sensational pieces, out of which tbe company will select a different plav for each night. Miss Gage and her company are so well and favorably known to our citizens that nothing further need bo said. Whv Is It That people linger along always complaining about thr.t tired feeling )ae bottle of B EGGS' BLOOD PUKI rTER and BLOOD MAKER will en tirely remove this feeling, give them go. ui appetite aud regulate diges- I Cion. ,. L. Klackman. druggist. . Durno'a Catarrh Snnfr. t gure. cure for sore eves, riealn. sa ! headache, and the worst forms of catarrh lu the head and tbroat. Price i cents. So'd by Fonhay & Mason, AJbnt.y. Oregno. Remember we have our own de livery wagon and will call at vour . house morning or eveninc for o-ders if you wish. Spencer & Blackburn. i m We are selling the best child's J shoe in Albany for $1 per pair. 1 Barrows & Searls. j Fair Dale lots will soon be all sold. This property will bring i 300 per lot before fall. 7, V