Morning daily herald., April 23, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

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ALBAXY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 190.
WOL. V. NO, 121
v.
BARROWS & SEARLS
Drv GooMofas
LADIES AND GENTS FTE-M-slIIXUS.
AlsoUtve a complete line of
BHIJIviikI SHOES
For spring traoe ttt prices
that riely eoinpeeiiioii. liive
us a c.ail mil Imy your shoes i!
i:;. at lidrock piiccr. Good
..-mia ami tquare dealing.
;
Esclu3ivo Agsacy for the Ludlow Fino Shoes- j
li l f ji it i: i;g bi.u ck.
ASK YOUK OKOCER FOR
Columbia IFLOTTR
The he.t brand in tlio maikct. This extra fine quality of Flour is rnnm-
facttt'C'i by the
TJEFFEES02T FLOURING HILLS COMPANY,
i F JEFFEBSOX, OREG N.
The mill has re .tmtly i.oc:i refute.. 1 and supplied with all the hUcst and
most improved maohiuery. .1 -k lor t!i
C C L Tj
.tnd tak !') -'ther.
STEWART & ml
-Lial?rs ir-
General
OTiril! iiPil
Iron, :;cr.l and Co'tt
il'ayoii.i 'Hid llmjiiU'S
m
Hope 1 tad Vordiujv
HiaekHtniths' S,uiUe !
Garden and
y nil Iniplneots
ART STUDIO, j
Mrs. Dr. Patton's elegant art
rooms, in Blumberg's block, are
new ready for the reception of
students in painting and music.
Those interested in art are in
vited to call and inspect the lare
collection of pictures.
Pictures for sale or painted to j
order at reasonable rates.
OYSTER HOUSE
ASD
.KESTA.UKA'L
Just openrd opposite the Uus
IIoujk. Evert thini; new and clean.
Oj:en dav ard nii'ht .
11AKKV JOXF.S. Proprietor.
A New Kepiiii' Shop
Has just been opened on First
street, opjiosite the Russ House,
where you can get all kinds of
broken articles mended. Clocks,
trims and locks repaired, keys tit
ted, etc. Work from the country
promptly attended to.
I'luiio TnnlRi.
TitRTir.S DKSIKiNO PIANOS TCNEO
I moula call mon Prof. D, Van Horn
of this t-ty, the wcli known ai.d reliable
p.ano ru'ier He i?. wel known to the pwvle
A Ait-any and the entire Siste, hai mjc had
yei'.r- oi ekMrien .e in this htiMtiebs, also in a
pisiH-forte niaiiutactory, and has 1:0 equal in
th't line ot busmcs. It idA-Hyo pays to
patn.inie tome enterprise and the pnblic
sh-iid t remeinl-er that they can nw ct
pianos tuiii in i more frkiliful manner in
Albany than chR where in the tl&w. Leave
or'terat Wei jt Link's
MoebUolilers .Mrrilns,
Oiiice or Ba -wssriLLi Woolln M'r'o Co.
ALBtsr. Or . April -.'1. is'.tO. f
Vr OTICE is Ht.HKUY OIVP.N II1AI THK
J.s reir'ilar meeting o the stockholders of
the Brownsville Wjolen Manufacturiiii; Com
pant, will be held at tl eir ottice in the city
ot All any, i tint teuutv. ;re,-"ii, on the
second I iiesdav of 3U, lssj. tiie same beine
the 13th day o.' Mat ls3e, at the hour of one
o'clock in tne afternoon of said day, fur the
purpose cf electinir four di.ectorj of tciid
Company, to sere during the ensuiiifr year,
and lor the tr iniwtiofi of su h aher business
as may leir-illy come before said meeting
Done by order ol the presnlent.
J. P. Oalbkaiiii.
Seeretr-ry anJ ireasurcr.
FL'K.N'IStlEO ROOMS TO RE.S'T Inquire
f U. Oeeu. at fialaaales resiauraot.
AMI JB I A
99
Every .vick v. anatitcdtS
1
Hardware !
1
AND-
Carpenters' Toots
Builder.' Iluidu-uie
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder Fuse
Sau.s fntd AjceHt
Grrass Seetis
Used by Farmers i
Albany Opera House, j
4 NIGHTS
COMMENTING-
MONDA 1 APRIL 28
The Young, Handsome, Versatile,
and Finished Emotional Actress,
!Miss Caroline Gage,
s;-STOUTEN in
HARRY F. KEENE'S
Own Easiem company of play
ers, opening Monday evening in
Tillottson's beautiful live act s'.ci
etv drama
TIIE
ACTREf-
With a change of
evening. Admission
anv part of the houst
play each
oO cents to
Reserved
seats on sale at Rlacknian's with
out extra charge.
Only grand matinee
dav afternoon.
atui-
l.ei utor's Noilce.
N
OTICE IS HEREBY f;lVE
mat (lie umlernienoii una
l.v
order of the ( ountv ('t.nrf n
Li tm
contitv. OrPL'oti- nn thp 1 .t a....
j . aw Ul I
I April, lb'.iO, appointed executor of I
j the U-i will ami testament and estate '
of James S. Dickson, deceased. All
I t.,..,. 1 :.. . 1 , I
.w,.-, it.iu claims ag'inbr eaut !
"in presen. them to me at t;)c
pretrdses of the late Jau.ts S. Dick
s n with proper vouchers withiu six
months from this date.
Dated this April 1st 1S0O.
MARY E. DICKSON,
Executor of the estate of James S.
Dickson.
Chas. E. Wolvf.rton,
Attorney.
A good second hand or:an for
sale cheap at the art studio over
Linn County bank.
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QUEEN A,
LIFE OF AN
Tiie Delegated French
C U K B
tVurrai.tea t-
cure
AFHUOSlIiNE" 3,227
II iff:- -T - - Hvv I i
AFTER
i
tii? jrncrative oraiuof cither sex whether
ui'.siiic from the exci-ivo nt ot stiinulams,
tobireo or ojiiuiu. or through 3 out (if ill imliB
cretiou, over i.'iduL'i u c etc., siu'li a- loss 01
I'raui Co-s-c-r, VV ukeu'iirss. lictirintr Uown
1'iiui in tiie Hack, Seminal w uUiichs, Hys
te-i. Ncr ou- Pru nttiuii, N cluili il Omia
sioiiS, l.vucorrhoe, Uuzints.-, Weak Mcmury,
Lf-iuf I'on er tkn'l luijxiteiivf whici it nt
IccrcJ often lead to premature old i;e anJ
insanity. Price cl tux; G buxeS for f j.'JO
bent tv mail 011 revetpt ot price.
a vitii n. (.1 ikoih: ii until
with every order received, to refund tne
moiir li a PrrDinneiil cure is iotctfetti.
wBi.ae thousands ol testimonials from old
andyounif, of both sexes, who have been
permanently cured by the use cf AnbrodUine
Circular free, id.lress
I UK APHItO NKIIK lF. C.
Western lirauch. Box, 27. Portland, Oregon.
r oc s ile by Foiliay & Mason, who eali; and
retail druggists, Albany, i'rcon.
iii: Uoldrr't .Merlins
NOTICE I-J HKHEUY CIVEX
tint the annual met-tini; of the
Albany Muii!;t; and Muling viiiiipany
will be lii-ld at the .!!ii;e of I II .
MontauV'', sp!'r'tary ot f.iid company
!i the "JSth day f A;i il, Is'.lO, at tiie
hour if 4 o'clnck r. m. fir the pur-poM-
..f rlvctinj hewti direotois to
servo for one ytar fr-jin tho date
t'nen: it, and for siuh other business
as may e"ine before such meeting,
liy rd rof th- nresnlent.
Dat.d Mar.-'. 1V.H).
L. ii, MOXTAXVE,
Secretin y.
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j -r 11. eixis, rnvsiciAX am sfi:r
. Jl. Kt,,n. Aiha- y trrjfon.
ml urvr)in.
II)AUT!1.!4 PKMRINO St R KMN1 T.i'N ; CAS OB.
tan. iivuratt- and prompt v.rrli -y c.l'.inj
upon ex'.-ountv M'f.i V"! r. I. T. l'::r. lie
:aL(.ntp.c!c rc it s of l;e:il notes aiid tovii
hip pints, ami iw prepare I to do Miirvt xi;: in
an part of l.mn county. I'ftotnce anurc-iii,
MilKis "itatinn. Linn con it v. Oregon.
AET
J. F. WHITIXG, ARTIST.
I'.iifn:i-tii;n eivci ar.d work exr(-.i!p. in
Laii-Is.ape. Portrait and Dcor::tiw 1'air ti:-.
j l..ttcnnk-, Iti-n:i ; and -Vnhai ical I !.i
I irij. lil'CniH 3 PIlJ li, 1 I :'.;t 1 It,', h,
0.-.ron.
j'PlUr: WISHIMIA KIHSTl'l.ASS IN
i 1 n'iinyiir, the best mule to tand the
climate c.f this coasr, can be tinted bviallini;
at Mi. I; K. iivniafi'?, op;.oMite tbe M.nsonjc
I errpi;, I'n; atret. 'I' tie I'.tei-t local ar.d
Inst'uitienlal music lit pt for ea!e. Ane til
lari.'t. a-jrlii-.-Tit of h'.arnpin patter;
v!v t ltoin th-s -.!e of 'Kr.-.-o.
tiii n in ;aiJil;!ir a:.d cmiirunicry ,.t lit
etirlio over I. inn County Hank. Oivc in 1
vour order aiid ynu will be pic :;!.
Free to F. A. M. Beautiful
1 nirnivrii; of tnipliie nn
ietil Mai-ouic Scene, aiso
.ire ill'ist: iitcd catu'oirue
.a nil the M.iBntiie coot!
and noka. Lowest nricit-
in North America. Also i;ranl new
illiislriitnl woik for cenls. i'tO a
f,k nnd uWM'.iiii net. 1'ciUlii; A
Co. l"l liroautvay. New Voii;.
Buy a house in beautiful Fnirj
Dal", the lots are cheap. 1
CRET SOCIETIES. j
V. O. L, w.sfety Lodga Xo. IJ: meets
every M jndse evening at tl e li. A. 1;
hall on Ve-ry street, betw een Sc?ord ari.l
Ihird. AUian;', Oreifon. Stratu'rrs in the
it. r.nd tra::-ii?ot brethren ccrdiallv ir.viu-d
toatteMl.
Md'herson Post No 6, ; A. R.
Stated m.aetinvs at the O, A It
Hail on tne second and Fotirtn
Pri'lay e-etiinrs cf eu:h inonih
Iraifjicnt t.oinrriles sie cordi
ally invited to meet with ns
s. W. I; KECK,
I!. F. T.tm.rR Comm.niier.
Ail-uta'it.
Y
FINE POULTRY.
I have hoth wild and hionze turkeis for
sale at si per pair; turkey e.ifs i lor SI;
Brown Leghorn eK9 1 for la; alao Wyan
dotte and Liifht P.rahtoits nt same price
L. J. l!Ol I K. Tangent, Or.
Cokiirt Lumber
v '
I eell the best lumber in this coun
try, cedai Posts, fdiingles, l-.th, dcors
anil windows, moulding, ite. Prices
from J?a to 22 per thonvnai. Yard
at Litvson, tm the Nanow (;n-.;.
Ste me lit fure purelia.-ing Iscwhi ie.
W. W. ( KAWFOKD.
Postofii:e .vMrtss, Tallmati, Oregon.
packets a:.soiu c y the hi -I e'..;s -lO'Vn
foot to any aiii!re, p. Mpnid, fi r.$ . "lioii't
buy until you see Alien Seed t'ii,.,k.,.f
Sent free to an . address. 171 Se-- til -treet
Por jand, Oregon,
PHAETON forsile-No. 1, gra!c a, marlv
u c.,":,ver-vthta'- als0 "ul liamc:'
B. F, Tabler
V ANTED - A s-)nd girl to n.akc her Inm,
with a m i!l faiuilv. impnre of Mrs
F. A. ltarkhart, Corner Fifth and I'.ailroai
streets.
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ANIEO A ijood buv hor.e.
BiiBjLiaai 4c MiLI.
Apply
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MR. BLAINE TALKS,
The Rights cf American Citizens
Must Bo Respected Abroad
OK THERE WILE UK WAR.
The Wuge Woikws W.ll Mike a United
Demand for Eight Honrs Work
l?.y .md Bo:.r Wagm.
Xtw York, April 22. Secretary
Iilaino Ii.ih i!is!i!!L!ed United
States Minister Mizner to notify
the Gnaleiiiali in government that
the lontinuame of it3 unjust
treatment i-f J. II. Eollunder, an
American citizen, whose news
paper and other property was eon-ii.-cated,
he himself imprisoned
ami niterwarJs expelled Irom Uie
country, would imperil the frieii iy
relations betweou the two gotvrir,
meats. '
A FATAL fKfI.
Two Farmers Fight Desperately lu
an Arknnsan Town.
Sr. Li.us, Mo., Apr.l 22. Ad
vices from DallascDtinty, Arkanas,
say that two well known fanners,
K. Walsh and M. Owens, got into
a dispute yesterday about the
ownership of some land, and a
desperate fiht ensued, in which
Wal.-h nearly f-evered Owen's head
irom bis body with a brush-cutter,
killing him instantly. Walsh was
fatally hurt by blows from a hoe in
the hands Owen?.
Kiorois sri;iKEi:s.
Fifty of Tlieni A nested! in hlcneo
A Cflieral Fight.
Ciucaoo, April 22. Thestrisiii
carpenters tins morning attacked
iion-nuion men at their work and
handled the police Ferueat, who
interfered, roughly. Finally I0 01
the rioters were arrested. A police
ordvr wad i.-sucd this nioniin!
closing all the pool rooms in the
city beinninv; at 2 o'clock ibis
evening.
A LIST OF C.KlEVAM'ES.
A Strike 1 lirentenett Auior-c
Itailroiid Employe).
PiiTsuiK.i, April 22 Tt.f
liroiheil.oo I of Railroad Tiuip
nien have taken up the cane 01
the switchmen, nut only resolved
to din;; to the switchmen in their
demands, but have also irec:i'i .1
(.'riev.mces ol (heir own i be ad
justed. Tli J car inspectors, frcilii
handlers. c;ir cleaners, clerks in
iieii.'1-t unices, and the inn e,n
p'oyel i:i the rran-; rtat;o;i d-
pa 1 1 incut wiil ;nc: eiit 111 the m rn
ii.j? a list of tiieir grievances. The
shop men will a. so present cer'ain
demands.
Grand Ma-t-r V." ilkcrf-on Fays
to-niL'ht-they can cad out M.iKKl
.nen. The strike u id extend from
New York to New Orleans.
Men ilcsiiiiilni; Wcrk.
iNDlAN.-.POi.ls, Ind., April 22.
ClllllUt'c Iron) the striking car
penters and c jii'r ti tnrs assiK'ialion
itict with Mayor Sullivan this after
noon. They reai bed an agreement
uheivov the contractors pg ee !t,
pay comi'eteiit carpenters and
joiners thirty cell's per hour and
concede to eight hours per day.
.Wut ,"0O carpenters will resume
work to-morrow .
A M.vatprlous Suicide.
New York, Apr l 22. A mys
terious strantrer w ho committed
suicide last Thti'sdav evening at
Willow P.rook, Staten Island, is
now thou, lit to have been Michael
Eyeraud, who several months ago
killed I'eputy Maishal Cioutl'e at
Pans, France.
-Metalln's t oiirt uini tial.
New Yokk, April 22. The con it -martial
of commander McL'alla of
the "Enterprise" 0i the U. S.
navy, began in Rrooklyu to day.
He is charged with severe cruelty
to his men and gross violation of
the laws for the government of the
navy.
residential Noiuinalloii.
WasiiiNoToN, April 22. The
president to-day sent to the senate
I lie nomination of J. C. Fremont of
Ne.v York to be major general of
tii" I'. S. army on the retired list.
Trimble in Switzerland.
P.iikni:, Pwitzcrlar.il, April 22.
Owing to the trouble arising from
the embezzlement of one million
bancs bv the treasurer of t ic Can
ton of Ticoim all the pipinbers of
the Cantonal government resigned.
I ir in llic Lumber District.
Von wan in, X. Y., April 22.
Fire Marted in the lumber district
short ly lielme 12 M. lo day, and is
raging with fury. Xo estimate ol
the damage, can be made yet.
Tin. KoneliurK Land Olliro.
V,.siiiNiTox, Apr.l 22. -J. H.
Shupe ha been eonlirmed as regis
'erof the land olli:e at Roseburg,
Oregon.
Idht-ltoiiHo at ;ray'i Harbor.
WahiiinotoN, Apiil 22. The
sub-committee on commerce re
ported t the fuM committee this
morning in favor of an appropria
tion for a light-house at Gray's
Harbor, Waslw
A Mine on Fire.
Rock m iii.nt.s, V.'yo., April 22.
Fire was all day in progress in No.
4 mine, owned by ibo Union Ea
cific. It is supposed to have been
started by eonie Chinese while
cooking meats. One explosion lias
occurred and 6evcral men liavo
been badly burned. It is believed
it vi!l be neeeseary to Hood the
mine to extinguish tho flames.
The. mine is valued at over u
million dollars.
l'.'OO Orlckmrtker Out.
CiiH Ar.o.April 22. Brick makers
1 to the numtier of 1200, ftruck to
I day for a rate ol seven thousand
j brii-ki iiv a days' work instead of
f ij.!it. thousand" and that their pixy
I slild remain the rame.
' DAMAGES AU'AKDED.
Decision Against ttao Tortlsnd V
AVllliiiuelte Volley Itoud..
Poktlan'o. Aoril 22. Alyr.n
Yocuui, a Yamhill county farmer,
tvbo brought nuit againut the lJort;
and and Willamette Vallev R. R.
Co., to recover $15,000 damages for
injuries alleged to have been pus-
Y'yneu in a rumoau ueciuent atiiK
r-j(-K iu years ugu, wan 10-uay
i warded $1773 by the jury in the
elate circuit court. .Mr?. Yocuni,
who was hint in the same accident
has plso brought suit for $:i0,00f.
rn k MAKKKTH.
Ciiicai.o, April 22. I :!. r. m.
close, wheat tirni; cash fS'-j'; May
8S:,4'.
Liverpool, April 22. Wheat
quiet; holders offer moderately;
California. 17s J-jC per cental ; Red
Western Winter, 7s.
theIteworkers.
DETEr.-ilINEn TO ENTOKCE
TIIE EIGHT HOI R SYSTEM.
A ". nilrd Deiiiaml of lliti onfeder
oted Trades to tin Ma tie to Tbie
End on Maj 1st Money to Carry
It TIirmr;li.
Ciucu.it, April 22. Samuel
Gompers, president of the confeder
ation of labor to-night issued an
address to the wage workers and
sympathizes with the progress o:
America. He says: "lu accord
ance with the resolution of the
Boston convention of the American
Federation of Labor to make a do
maud for the enforcement of eight
hours work a day, on May 1st, the
executive council have decided tbat
the unite ! brotherhood of carpen
ters and joiners ot America shall
make the demand. It appears
that the wealth, power and infill
dice of the employing and corpor
ate classes of the country are to be
concentrated to defeat the move
ment. In view of this situation it
iil be necessary for the wage
workers and their friends to con
centrate all their efforts to counter
act and overcoino the action of our
enemies. They must voluntarily
contribute their mite to place at the
disposal "f ihe American Feder
ation ot Labor a sum of money
s;:i!icient 10 meet ail contingencies.
A I'OWDEK MILL, BLOWN 11".
-.i Eiistern County Shaken lv the
Terrific r.xiloslon.
.Maii-jvltte, April 22. Anthony
Powder C'o.'s mill at Neguanee
burned and exploded to-night
shocking all Marquette county.
In twenty minutes another heavy
explosion occurred. The lire was
badly scattered and is still burn
ing. At Oklahoma.
Kansas Cirv, Ayril 22. A year
ago Oklahoma became a part of
the public domain. The anniver
sary of the event was littinglv
celebrated throughout the country
to-day. In every city publiemoet
ings were in-M and it has been
decided l the Cherokee boomers
as a titling lime t move upon the
Cherokee strip.
A Drriun Fuliilled. J
I'.al'iniore Sim.
The strange fulfillment of a
dreain hns just happened near
Haelpatch. Ky.. Rev. Stephen
Colvar, a leading Christian clergy
mail, recently dreamed that he
saw two men commit murder near
his home, and related the incident
to his friends. The other day, as
he was returning from an evan
gelistic trip, and being compelled
to make a detour on account of
the swollen streams, he discovered
thebodvofn man lying at the
side of the pike in the brush. He
claims it was the same face he saw
in his dream and the same scene.
I tiliEliiS tiie WeiBhinR
Machine.
Philadelphia Itecord.
A prominent lawyer and a lead
ing book publisher in this city
have been enjoying ipiite a time
over the uncertainties of the
nickel-in-the-slot" weighing ma
chine at some of the leading hotels.
They have by some means obtain
ed a number of cards similar to
those thrown out by the machine,
with figures printed thereon cov
ering all weights, from light to
heavv. Thus provided they have
offered wagers on the weight of
anv individual, and, inducing the
victim to stand on the scale, Lave
managed to substitute the card
containing the figures they bet 011
for that thrown out by the instru
t The result has been anv
amount of fun, drinks, some pro-
1 ii f .......
lanitv, ana a goou aeai 01 iituusi
uieiit, but the syndicate wins
evcrv tittie.
Fair Dale lota will eoon
sold. This property will
$200 per lot Uiore fall.
be all
bring
AN APPEAL FOR All).
Towns Overwhelmed by
Mississippi Floods.
Its
LEVEES AGAIN OIVI!f WAV.
Feopb Takinj Refjgs ia Trso Tcju
Towns Iiiaud ited and People Left
H.-mcl.ai- i.TVr ibl-i Co-nUbi:.
New Okleass, April 22. Gov.
Nichols received the follow iug dis
patch today from Pay iu .-ara :
"We l ave ieen overwhelmed bv
the storm and rain. Crevasse:, are
numerous. Along the front of the
Old Morgansea the levees h ive
broke, send louts at once to save
tho peop'e, cr there will be great
los3 of lue'
Gov. Nichols at once made ar
rangements with the o.vr.crs of a
number of steamers which started
immediately for Point. Coupe with
barges to render assistance. Other
boats will be sent to-night.
FLKEINO For. saittv.
Suffering in Point Coupe is
terrible. It is reported that the
people are resorting to trees for
safety. Skiff loads of people are
passing through tho inundated
streets seeking safety in the hills.
The tituation in i'.ayou Sara is
fright'ul. Not a houe in the tewn
is above the flood and there are
three breaks between this place
and Morgan. The river is wa-hed
over the levees along the entire
line.
.MOltn I.EVEK ilHLAlv.
Jackson, Mise., April 22 Pro
lection levee in front of Yidalia
broke this eciiing, submerging a
number of houses. Lake Concoi
dia levee gave way at o P. M. Tiie
break is l" feet wide and the water
is going through like a mill rn e.
tii e ship held i;esi osiuli;
Urcl-lon of .ludffo Heady in a
Daanag Suit.
Pouri ani, April 22. In tiia
l.'nite I States district court to day
Judge Deadv rendered a decision
in the case of the steamer Oregon
on an exception to the 1 1 --! of the
intervention oi James Laid'aw. as
administrator of the cstat of lite
tno colored sailors, alleged to have
been killed at the time the Oiegon
collided with tho ship Clan-Mo
Kenzie. Laidlaw brought the -nit
to recover ?3000 cavli for the dead
men. Judge IVady decided that
they had a lien on the ship.
THE DEJHK'It ATS.
Probable Candidate Win. Will Ee
Nominated.
Poiiti.ano, April 22. To-day's
train brought many delegates to
the democratic state convention,
which meets here Thursday. Gov.
Pcnnoyer seems to be certain of
rcnom'ination. w hich may also be
said of State Treasurer U't bb. For
congressmen J. A. Wagner, of
Pendleton and R. A. Miller, ol
Jacksonville are prumim-tly men
tioned. It is also aaid that liom
inat'ons for the vari r.s slate
otlices promise to be largely the
result of Gov. Pennoyer's prefer
ence. the rr.izE in no,
Sullivan and Jackson Will FJcht in
September for S-iit.OOO.
San Francisco, April 22. At a
meeting of the Cainornia Aihtetic
Club this evening a motion to the
effect that a pnrse of $2(100
lie subscribed for a contest t fin
ish between John L. .-nliivan and
Pete Jackson, carried almost unan
imously. It is understood the fight
will not take place before Septem
ber. CARROLL WHIPS HILLY SMITH.
Jim Carroll, of Brooklyn, and
Hilly Smith, of Australia, fought
before th California Athletic Club
to-night for a pur.-e of fifteen hun
dred dollars. ( arroll s
was unnounced as I7l
Smith's, ltd.
Both men commenced
weight
pounds;
to
l ash
the matter in the beginning, and
at the end of the first round blood
was flowing from Smith's nose.
Some bard fightinjj took place in
the next 12 rounds, the men
pounding each other in n terrific
manner. Smith received the worst
of it. In tho 13th Carroll almost
finished his man, and when the
round closed Smith staggered all
around the ring with blood pouiing
from his nose. When they came
up for the 14th Catroll landed one
on Smith's jaw which completely
knocked out the Australian.
HELL'S HALF A CUE
A Notorious Den in Seattte Haldol!
by tho I'olie..
Sr.AiTLi:, April 22. Tin- police
this morning raided the A!;
House ir the YVhitechapc! tli.-ti
and captured eight thieves. 01. e -f
them being a woman, and recov
ered a large amount of stolen
property. The place bus long been
regarded as a fence for thieves.
TUB STRIKE I POKTLAM).
It I Beginning to Assume a Krrl
on Aspect.
Pubtland, April 22. At a meet
ing of the carpenters' union latt
night resolutions wero passed re
newing their determination to stay
out till the contractors yield. A
message was received to-day from
nau-ri
it; pi
do no be afraid of cominjt to grief, j
as nnancul aid n now on tho wav
to you."
Tho bricklayers and plasterers
also met last night and agreed to
stay out till the trouble is pottled.
a nuinncroi non-union men were
induced oy the strikers to quit. A
nurnbar cf non-union contractors
are reported as going to employ
union men whom they will pay
regular price for eight hours work.
Any of the union men will go to
work for a builder, who does not
helong to the exchange, at sched
tile rates.
TIU CALIFORNIA O. A. it.
Ccueral Alger nnd Governor
Wltnesa the Parade.
San Jose, April 22. Tho 23d
annual parade ot tho Grand Army
of Ihe Republic for the de artmen't
of California was held to-day.
(ien. Alger arrived iti a private car
mis morning, and in company
with Got. Waterman and staff re
viewed the parade.
At the election of officers held
ty-day, A. J. Ruciless, of Yallejo,
as chosen department comman
der. T icoma City Nominations.
Ta'-oma, Anril 22. The republi
can city convention this aftcmoou
nominated Y. B. Allen, mayor. S.
C. Milligan. city attorney, and S.
A. Armstrong, treasurer.
THE RAILROADS.
(iOlLU WASTS TO MAKE TACO
M A THE ONLY TERMINI'S.
Comnetln; with Hi Canadian I'a
rifle Tor the Trade with China
and Japan Conflicting Interests
Kiseloscd.
New Yonx, April 22. The Mail
and Express says that the per
sona', feelings of Mr. Gould are
complicating affairs of the Pacific
Mail. The Northern Pacific is
anxious to compete with the Cana
dian Pacific in the China and
Japan trade by securing a Pacific
Mail terminus at Tacoma. Gould
is only too willing to make Tacoma
the only terminus, but Hunting
ton's interests in the Central
Pacific will not permit him to take
the other line entirely away from
San Francisco.
Gould's object is to take away
business from the Union Pacific
and the Northern Pacific is ready
to guarantee the steamship com
pany $75,000 a month if it will
make Tacoma the terminus. Noth
ing is settled yet.
CLEVER 6WINDLEK.H.
A New Trick That Met With Great
Success.
Broo-.tyn KaiV.
A peculiarly suspicious individu
al named Mack was in charge of
the City Hall cigar store when two
dapper looking young men en
tered. One carried in his hand an
envelope which was addressed, but
not scaled.
"Can you give me a ten-dollar
note for these ten bills?" he
asked. "The old lady wants to
s:-nd the money in this letter."
The ten-dollar bill v.ae immedi
ately given to the young man, w ho
apparently put it in the letter.
Mack counted the bills given in
exchange and found only nine
there. "There is only $9 in" this,"
said he.
"Oh, how can that be?" said
the young man. "The old lady
must have made a mistake. I
put the $10 in this letter and have
sealed ii. "Will you just hold the
letter w ith the 10 while 1 lake
the sfll to the old lady?"
Mack thought it fair enough, as
he believed he saw the young
man put $10 in the envelope. He
still holds it. It is addressed to
"H. Ed Idme, P.inghamton, N. Y."
Is was not long before Mack
opened it, but blank paper was nil
it contained.
NOTES I ROM OATESTILLE.
Mr. P.utler and family leave
Albany Monday.
The number of scarlet fever
tients is decreasing.
lor
pa-
Master George Goocli has been
quite sick with pneumonia.
L. T. Henness will furnish lum
ber for the new bridge on lloek
Creek.
It is reliably reported that work
itj to be commenced at once on
the O. P.
Mrs. Mevers' daughters left on
the train Friday for ther respective
homos.
Mrs. McClary is spending a few
weeks on King prairie with her
Irs. George sationl.
, Stone, of Linn county
is received ine coniraei ior re-
icing the bridge on Rock Creek
which was washed out by the
recent high water. He and Com
missioner Philips were up taking
a view of the surroundings Tues
day. J
Wkf it
That people linger along aiwajs
lompUining about thf.t tired fecliug?
3uo bottle of B EGGS' BLOOD PUK1
FIKK and BLOOD MAKER will en
tirely remove this feeling, give them
1 good appetite nnd regulate diges
tion. G. L. Blaektnan. druggist.
For
Link.
beet music go to Will &
sisteivA
THE DAY L C0. GRESS
Tiie World's Fair Bill Ready for
the President's Signature.
A SFEECII BV J. H. MITCHELL.
Ee FaTori the Direct Vote f r Crited
8 -atifB BBtora, and Ees.cncet
Secra! 8-nlo.f.
Washington, April 22. In the
house to-dav Chandler of Massa
chusetts moved that the house
concur in the senate amendments
to the World's Fair bill, this being
agreea to, the bill was final ly
passed, and will be sent to the
president.
The house then went in lo the
committee 01 the whole on the
legislative appropriation bill.
Butterworth 111 a oriel explana
tion of the bill said that in some
of the bureau departments there
was substantially a civil pension
list. It consisted of a number of
old persons who had faithfullv
served the government in the past,
but who were 110 longer able to
perform their duties.
D.ickery critisized the bill, say
ing that" it provided for the ap
pointment of 141 new officers at a
cost of $K1.500. Refering to the
civil pension list he saiel in the
departments there were employed
S97 persons who are whollv or
partialh inefficient, who drew
salaries amounting to $350,000. I le
thought if there was new blood in
the departments 60 or 100 clerks
could be discharged at saving
of $50,000 a year.
Bland addressed himseli to the
discusion of the monetary ques
tion. He spoke in favor of un
limited coinage of silver and
characterized the "Windoiu bill as
a demonetizing bill.
Cannon replied to Itockery's
criticism, in view ot the record
of the last administration and the
last congress, it seemed the gentle
man had swallowed a camel then,
and is now straining at a gnat. In
the fiftieth congress there were
created GS0 offices with an aggre
gate expenditure of $1,164,000.
Without linishing tfie bill tne
committee arose.
The house committee on post
offices and postroads to-day com-
Eleted the postollice appropriation
ill for the fiscal year of lS'.H. It
carries an appropriation of $71,850,
y2, being $5,245,633 more than
the appropriation for the current
fiscal year.
THE SILVER UILL.
At a meeting of the house repub
lican caucus committee this after
noon the discussion showed no
material change in the views had
taken place since the last meeting.
The silver men managed to scure
one concession in the shape of an
amendment to the house com
mittee bill, which was offered to
the st aatorsrs as a partial compro
mise, obsolutlv refusing to rvur
chase not less t"han 2.000,000 ounces
of silver each month regardless of
price. The committee is also will
ing to agree that treasury notes
issued in the purchase of silver
bullion, be redeemed in coin or
lawful money, as well as bullion,
as propo-ed by the house bill. The
two sub committees will meet to
morrow afternoon for another con
ference. Representative Fitt from the
committee on loreign affairs, to-
.lav reported to the house the
diplomatic and consulor appropria
tion bill, the total amount ap
propriated by the bill is $1,400,552.
IN THE SENATE.
Wasiiinuton, April 22 Mirchel I
addressed tho senate in favor of
the constitutional amendment pro
posed by him for the election of
senators by a direct voto of the
people. The present svstem of
election he declared was arbitrary
and vicious, lie said that the
declaration that it is unsafe to com
mit the election of scnatois to a
vote of the people is a reflection 011
the honestv and capacitv of tho
voting classes.
Among other things he declared
that secret executive sessions are
no longer in harmony with the
spirit of this age. It was a relic of
monarcny, ami should una no
recognition in a republican form of
government.
At the conclusion of Mitcheli'B
remarks the resolution was referred
to the committee.
Wonaa e Itiscevrry
"Auothtir wonderful discovery bit
been made and that too by a lady ia
this county. Diecaee fastened Its
eluttl.es upon her aud for seven year
sue truusioua im sevcrcfi tests, ir.:i
her vital organs were undermined and
death (teemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly and
could not Sleep, She bought of us a
holth; of Dr. Kinif's New .Discovery
tor Consumption and was so much re-
veil on taking nrsi ao-e mat. sue
Vt ull night ana tun one ttoitie oas
btew miraculously cured. Her name.
i Mrs. Luther LuU." Thus write V.
C. Hamiiek.tCo. of Shelby. X.C.
(tct a free trial bottle at Fothaj &
Maon' Drug; Store
Iluruo'i Catarrh Snuff.
Sure cure for sore evee, deafness,
headache, and the worst forms of
catarrh in the head and throat. Price
25 cents. So'd hy Foshay & Mason,
Albany. Oregon.
Remember we have our own de
livery wagon and will call t your .
bouse morning or evening for
o-ders if you wish. Spencer &
Blackburn.
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