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BARROWS
Exclusive Agency for thclLudlo-w Fina Sho93
BLV MllKltii HLOUJx.
The best hranl in tlie mrket. This
tactureil
JEFFEHS01T
FLOUEING MILLS
F JKFFEBSK)N, OREGON.
The mill has re.ntiy horn rotittol
moat improvfl mi"hi:iery. Ask lor the
An take no other.
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Dealers In-
General
Hardware
'k'OltliKl!
fron. Steel and Coal
Wayons and ISityyies
Hope and Cordage
lilacksm it lis Supplies
Garden rind
al
OYSTER HOUSE
AND
RESTAURAT
Just opened opposite the liuss
IIou-,e. Everything new and clean.
Open day urtt nii'ht.
IIAKRY JONES, rrepiictor.
A
HcjKtir Shop
lias just been opened on First
street, opposite the Russ House,
Where you can get all kinds of
broken articles mended. Clocks,
guns and locks repaired, keys tit
ted, etc. Work from the country
promptly attended to.
rur: riir: nic:
Dr William's Indian Vile '"'intmeni
is the only sure cure for blind, bleed
inn or itehinir piles ever disi-overca
It lit-vt-r fails to cure o'.d cases of loa;
standing.
Jud-e Coons, Maysville, Ky, says.
"Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years of sutler'nn;."
J udet jllinimrv, Cleveland. O.savs
'I nave oinid by experience that Dr.
Wilhar.. Indian Pile Ointment -rives
immediate and perm .i.enl relief."
We have hundreds of such testi
mninuK Do not suffer an instunl
longer. Sold by ilruists at .ri4k- and
$1 per box. Sol J Uy FosUay A; Mason
Albany, Oreiron.
Tbe Pride of Woman.
A clear pearly and transparent kiu
is always a siyn of pure blood, and
all persuns troubled u jth dark,
greasy, yellow or blotched akin ca.i
re.-t aKred that their blood is out of
order. A few loses of KKOOS'
BLOOD PURIFIOR and HLOOD
MAKER will remove the cause and
the skin will become clear and trans
parent. Try it, and if satisfaction is
not given it will oost you nothing.
It ia fully warranted, O. L. Black--nan,
drogaist.
Uorno'a Catarrh Snuff.
Sure cure for sore eyes, deafuess,
headache, ana the worst forms of
entarrh in the head and throat. Price
23 cents. So'd by Foshay A Mason,
Albaoy. Oregon.
IdipW
& SEARLS
la.mls and cents
nishings.
ITR.
Alsolm-: a complete line of
Kill' mil
Jt'f I MU1U
For spiii.g trade at prices
that defy cienpecitiuu. Give
us a call rojd l uy your shoes of
its at l.edroek price?. Geo i
..oil und tqtiare ihalieg.
H:
cxtn fine
by the
ijuality of Flour is manu-
COMPANY,
an-.l supplied with all the latest und
L FMBIA"
T Every sack ivarr.Mit'.-.l'Vt
SOX
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AND-
Weiocct
Carpenters Tools
liaitders Hardware
lowdert Shot, etc.
Giant Powder tt'- Fane
Sawn and Axes.
Grass
ieeds
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by
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'PHASE WIS1I1XO A FIRST-LASS IN
1 s'rjirtiir, the best made to stand the
climate of thi.i coxir, can be united breailini
at Mis. U K. liymaii'H. opinitc the '.Masonic
leniplj. First street. The latee? vocal and
instrumental music kept for sale. Alse th
lar.'eit asortmi-nt of stamping patterns
select from this side of "Frisi-o.
aiven in panitini; and embroidery at her
Btu.lio over I.inn County Ikuik. tiiie hc
vour rJer and you will be pleased. '
Mcpherson Post Xo. 5, O A. R.
Stated niectinijs at the O, A. K
Hall on the second and Fonrtn
Friday c eilings cf each uionih.
'Irai sicnt I'uniri ks are cordi
ally invited to meet with us
.S. W. KKfcCE,
II. F. Tabler. Commindcr,
Aojniant.
l:eeulors Niillrr,
N
OTICK lb HEREBY GIVEN
that the umlcrsii'iied was bv
order of the County Court of Liuu
county, Oregon, on the 1st day of
April, 1S!K), appointed executor of
the last wilt and testament and estate
of James S. Dickson, deceased. All
persons haviiit; claims agdnst said
estate will prescn. them to me at the
premise of the late James S. Dick
s hi with proper vouchers within six
months from this date.
Dated this .April 1st 1S90.
MARY E. DICKSON.
Executor of the estate of James S.
Dickson.
CllAS. H. WoLVF.RTOS,
Attorney.
ART STUDIO,
Mrs. Dr. Patton'e elegant art
rooms.
in Blumberx'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 large
collection of pictures.
Pictures for sale or painted to
order at reasonable rates.
J. F.
WHITING, ARTIST.
lujfruction Kivn and work executed in
Landscap. Portrait and DeeorativeFaii.tlng.
Lttunn, fcetittnii j and Mechanical ljra
inn. Kocibs 8 and Fester Week, AlUr.r
Ortfoa '
PQUDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powatsr never varies. A marvel
ol purity,strensU) and.wto;n. ne!is
Mot -jonomiti Uia - the - brdinar)
kind; and cannot be sold in compt-ti.
bion with multitude of low test, short
ei:-lit alum or phosphate nowdurs
Sold only in c-ius, Kotai. Rakin' jow.
opb Co, W- Vnl -t. N. V.
Upwis M, JonNso.v & Co., Areuta,
Portland, Oregon,
Tlie Celebrated Frencli
the irener.tive uiy-ansof either Bvx whrth' r
ari"iint from the nc.j'iic ns of Htiiimlaiit.-,
iohact or opium, or through nnthlul in.l ih
cretioii. over imluU'i n. c, .tc.,"m h as l"of
Drain I'owtr, Wak u'nt.ss, IWarinu liuwn
Hainsinthc lia k, Scininul V akix..
trria, Ner ou t'roi ration, -N u turnil Onii
ioii9, Leucorrhui', iMzzincs-t, UVak Memtiry,
l.ossot 1'ouem'i.l Iinpot.-ncn, whidi i' mL,
lectej often U'aJ to prsinaturc old aj;e und
insanity. I'rice il a box; C 1kxi-5 fcr ti.00
Sent hv mail n receipt of price.
VKIIH-: t.l iKIIIi: is K'ven
ith evwry i.'i order reeeivetl. to refund tne
nionry if a rrrmniirnl cure ia i.oteffe. tel.
Vr have thoii&imiftol tetiinoniatM from old
and jouritf, of hoth feei, who hae hceti
penuanenrlv cured hv the use "f Anhrotlitine
1 Circular free, Addrvns
rut: 4 ni 1:0 Hf iiiiiM: o.
Vti a Branch, lh, 2V. Portland, Oregon.
For sale l, t'txdiay .t Manon, ho t-ali and
retail druifiii'ts, Alhany, reu(,n.
FEMALE Fill:,
Fur Kom.ilc Ir
rculaiitiw; noth
in t iikv them on
hi' market. Nevtr
il rtuccessfiilh
i!el by jirniiiini'tit
1:111109 niontt.lv.
t.narantco' to re
iicvo ni,rii'l
nterstniati'-n.
Don't he htimbiii
sreil. Have time.
Health anil money.
Take no other.
Sent to anr ad
dress jy mail cn receipt of pricp, S2 00. Ad
lress tpliro Medicine I itmpiiny
Wet llram h II x 27, lrll tnil. Or.
Sold by Foshay & Maon, Albany, Oregpn
LniMl Stirvcylns.
P4RTIK3 IKSIRINO Sl'RVKTINO DON ( CAN OB
lain accurate and prompt ork hv callin-.'
upon rx-county survi oi r, T. T. Fisher, lie
hascomplt te copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and is prciwe 1 to do siirveviu? in
any lart of Linn county. I'ostotlice aildrcss,
Millers Station, Linn cou it v, Oregon.
Albany Opcm House,
4: NIGHTS
-t 0MMLNC1NG
MONDAY , A1.MML 28
The Young, Handsome, Versatile,
and Finished Emotional Actress,
Miss Caroline Gage,
SI I-POKTKK I!Y
HARRY F. KEENE'S
Own Eastern comimnv of play
ers. To-nioht (Wednesday) in tlie
great live-act play.
TIIE WO ORPHANS.
With a change of play each
evening. Admission o'J "rents to
any part of the house. Reserved
seats- on sale at Plaekioan's with
out extra charge.
A good second hand oriian for
sale cheap at the art studio over
Linn County bank.
(iood meals can lie had at the
City Rest iurant lor $3..ji per week.
Ice cream and cike, .", cents.
Piivate hoxos.
n. a. otowni.K. -. w. cKou nru
CROWDER BROS
Contractois and Builders.
Office on First street with Wal
lace & Cusick, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all kinds of buildingsorcarpen
ter work. All work intrusted to
us will be promptly sxecutsd.
ITILL VOL" SCFFER with Dyspepsia and '
II i.iver ,nnipiuini.- aniion vuuiizerls I
iruarantecU to curs you. For sals by Foahay 1
t Mswn.
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THEHEATHENCIIV
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They Continue to Land C
fnllv in California.
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A STEAMS!!!!' KHItNf'
y-
Eltctr.c 1 Execntimg ia 5w Yeik fklt
n. .1o.i4 TTT,A, oi;t.itinnal T'.Ji V-
rres.'lfnt'g veto- , ?
WAMiiNtiTK.N. April -!. riF
tary Tracy n ru-vt-d a long t
to-"lav (loin l. K. C'oon.Cli
inspi-ctor at San Diotro in rent
siini.i.'linii C'liint'SL' into the C
Stales ll.jlll Mexico. Heirf,
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caivlul iiif-pfi'tion ot tlifl.10
and roads c.Orsiiii; tlio .Stat
ehnvra i''lri.0DUCitallr1, for 1
ingtothis country and that V1"
inipoHfible with the present K'jee
to prevent all the Chinese 'ini
enterinjr the 1'nited SiBtc.-?.' Vic
says that eiiiiioliiii; ofChinef-ilo
the l.'nited Staies i a ii-otil.i) !o
trallie of n small diineii-i.
whifh is harked hy very lr.iH y
capital, with principal uartc.')n
San Franri'o, and thatChin.Ve
evid"iice shows that eniitracts rte
made in China to deliver K'.ieU
each man on American Mil, anda
guarantee is "iven, it d livery is
made in safety, of the payment f
fH'J It'r head.
TIIK I'liESlUKM'S VETO. I
A 1'ub-ic ISulldlnir Bill Killed Hill
Allot hr Approved.
Wa-iiim.h.x. April 2s. Pivsi
dent Harri.soii has vetoed the honst
j hill am lioriziiiir the const metioj
I of an addition t a pnhlie hnildiur
at lallus. lexas, at a cost of ipKJ.
O'.Ml.
The jiresideut In-day approvit!
the bill appropiiaii.i-; .fl'oL'.OOO foj
a jiostollicc at San .lose, Cal.
KEEP t'ACKINU HOI SE
The l:usliies to ISe Ilevolutionled!
mi This funi.
Ciiiru.o. April 2rK -!. E. lSooge,
I'. T. He.lges ai.d A. S. i.;rret.-on,
of Sioux t'liy, h.wa, are in this
city in cumuli it ion v. tt li Aimour
and other big die-sed beef nun
concerning a matter w hieh proai
ls"S to revolutionize '.he business
oil the Paciiic coat. Hedges .-a;o
in an interview: We expect '
establish larg'' lacking houses i:i
San Francisco and Ingin operation
at once. We not on' de.-t led on
the San b nuicisco iai)t hut several
smaller plants in diil'erent rectio:is
ol" the west. Perhi'.is we may do
something in the state of Wii.-ditnj;
ton.
Tllli CHICAGO STKIKf.
The Plot TliiekraM ami tlio Slrilo
Will he Kesumeil.
Ciii".io, April 1'!). To-day was
comparatively uneventful in ti e
carpenters' strike. An initial
step declaring ihe striko otf has
been taken and members of tin
new association think it will be lc
sumed Friday. The old ina-tcr
carK.nters' association wiil be boy
cotted. The journeymen am)
bosses arbitration committees held
a lwng conference this afternoon
and arranged for a meeting to-morrow
to consider the details.
AN IMI'OKTANT IIKAI..
A Syndicate TuMii l"p Ihc Bonds
ufllie N'ortlieni Piieinc.
Ni:w Yokk, April Hie fol
lowing has been sent out by Dow
Jones e; C'o.'s Financial Ncs:
Drexal Morgan A, Co., Rockfellcr,
Edward Sweet e: C, and ono other
linn have agreed to take up .fll,
nOO.OOO of tlm Northern Pacilif
bonds and have set asi.le the finds
to take up ft.oOO.imil of the bonds.
The syndicaie will I'il'ect the retirc
ineut f all the bonds.
All Favor It.
P.ostox. April 2'i. The Amalga
mated Society of Carpenters and
Joiners have formally decided to
co-opetate with tne Brotherhood of
Carpenters. The action of this
riody. which has been regarded as
the most conservative nrganiz'i'ion
in the city, brin-.-s every orgoni.a-'i-'ii
in the city in line lor the eight
hour movement on May I.
A Heavy I'nllnre.
Ni:w Yokk. April -J.I. The
schedules in the assign .nent of L.
Francke ,t Co. show liabilities of
I..Kht.00ll; assets, 1.0S4,000.
T lio Clayton Investigation.
T-i i ti i: Rock. April 2). The
Clayton investigation committee
to-day heard the testimony of 104
negroes who said they voted for
Clayton for congress.
lleeeption nt llio White Houfc.
Washington. April 2.). The Iat
of tlie ot!i, i:il t:il( receptions to
the general public w-.ts given to'
night at the Wbite House.
Cnn.iIin TacKic Farnings.
Ni:w Yoi:k, April 2 ) The Can
adian Pacific earning for March
were $1.1.-i0,22-.;.
Itailroad OIHeial ItesiRimil.
Chicago, April 2.I. General
Manager P. Ripley, of the C. B ci
Q. railroad, t i iav resigned, to
take efl'ect June 1. He has ac
cepted the second vice-presidency
of the C. M. & M. P. road.
A Sensation Spoiled.
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WASHINGTON, April ZJ. api.
fhepard, thief of the revenue
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7
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department, denies the, report neiit
vifire being . prepared'- for.thexc4
manuer or tne. JJear during her
cruise to Alaska. : v i r '
I'iJt'jlTKY OF XCt7T10S.
ri Wiktla XaaIactrlcal Ex-
'SXiav'Xph.oi Wal
lace, the United 'States court,
has granted a writ ot habeas cor?
pus,-:mrnaW:4ne' 17i in the
ease of Ketnrnler sen teheed" to be
killed by teleUitty?Wt tlie ground
that the act, uaderwtic tlie cxe
cation was to take ptauo ig" in Viola
tion of the constitution,
lit ' 1 . v
ine uiiure 01. tnecaue i Drob-
KMy be oo oJ protracted litigation.
'''N1in - ; Kwr vppoduc&d 'nl
WturctJiiretSTiiur it rmay oe weeks
longer beforo a decision of the court
will be handed down. If adverse
Sherman may apical totho I'nited
Mates supremo court. Lawyers
hero declare that tlie application
will 1101 b; successful, as thev
assert it is cleailv witliin the
limits of t tits decision of the su
premo court case where it was
claimed that the eighth piovision
of the constitution app.ied to the
state laws to iinjKjst certain pun
ishments. In that ca-o the
stipieme court decided that the
provision applied to national and
no' state lej;al violations, hut
should the federal courts decide
the law not j;oo I tlieie will be in
pison a uuinta-r of condemned
murderers who coiinot be put to
death. The law providing; fur the
lope as a m-ans of execiiiion, it is
argued, ha. In-en supplanted by
the electrical law. If the latter is
ruled out the state will have no
law for cap:ial punishment, and
1 he juyer.i say a new t-i.itute that
uiitrht be passed providiuu for Hie
means of execuiion could 1101
af'eet thoe sentenred prior lo its
passage.
The ileik of tlie V. S. court thi-
I - nie ill .-,,-.11 uii iiie
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t- ,,,!.., .,f 1U,.,U ,.,.,.
and sent il to Auburn. The petition
on which it was granted sets ioitli
Iliat the i'.:nisl'.me;)t imposed by
'lie s!atu:e is cruel and unusual,
Hut it conflict with the federal
constitution, thai tin puni lunent
imposed deprive' him of his life
witnoii due process law, not only
dial the imi'lfl ii putting him to
leath k utili.vful, but that
he judicial iunctiun ol fixing the
time is taken from Use court and
!ele;'a'.e- to tins executive I'.'licer.
A UENENAL UPRISLMJ
.aMONG THE WORKING MB!f OF
TIIK OLD WOULD.
A Kevolutlon Threatened at lha
May Day Demonstrations Many
Anarrlilsts Arrcsteil.
Pksth, April 2!). The agilation
atnoi:g the workingmeu ol Hun
gary is assuming colossal propor
tions. Paris, April 2!. Forty or more
anarchists were arrested to-day
for trying to create disorder
among the workingmeu. Among
them was the Manpiis do Mores.
The Temps says that the iwliee
discovered in the Marquis do
Mores' house printed documents
designed to incite the workingtnen
to disorder, and found in Dumont's
house a secret press manifesto
umiug troops to meeting. They
aho ascertained that certain anar
chists intended to throw dynamite
in order to cflect a revolution on
Mav duv.
A SjTKAMKIt f.lKSEII.
'llio Captain's Coolness Saves Ihe
I.Ives of All on Hoard.
J u ksonvili.l, ITa., April 2J.
Tiio steamer H. B. Plant of the SI.
Johns' river line was burned early
this morning in Beresford lake, one
hundred miles south of Jhis city,
causing the loss of three lives, all
colored. When the alarm was
sounded tho forward part of the
toat wa3 ablaze. Tho passengers
were half dressed ; some jumped
overboard. Capt. Hall had a life
lioat cabt oft' and held beside the
t wnmg hhip. With a revolver in
his hand he then called for the
women ami children und put them
ia lirst, not letting the men ap-l-jarh.
The captain's coolness
sved ihe lives of all. The vessel
was valred at f4 l.OOO.
DECLAU'D L-JJCONSTITCTIONAL
Tlio High License Law In Michigan
Fonn'I to be Infective.
Laxsisg, Mich., April 2:1. The
sapreme court Ins decided that the
high licence law as passed at tlie
lut session of tht legislature is
null an 1 void, as the act which
was enrolled and signed by th'-
governor was not tho act which
that body passed.
A Corumau Horse ThleT.
Chicago, April 2! F. Wood
ruff, at one tiuio suspected of com-
u itv tn the mnriler of Crenin,
a-:U uuiltv this attemoon to a
cfctrge of horse theft and was sent
1 lor six luonins ai crioeneii.
,-A:.n.mg . tira ASP.e.
it. John. April 29. ? o labor
trouble is assuming a grave aspect, i with 175,000 feet of rough clear
Yesterday the eini loyes of ; redwooil for the Oregon and Cali
Mieavoy fe Son's brass foundry i fornia Lumber Company of Port
went out on a nine-hour strike, land. The Cousins left Eureka
The men of the Fleming Locomo- j April 19th, and when about sixty
tive Works also went out. 1 miles -went by north of Yaquina
DEADLY ENCOUNTER.
Rival Fishermen On.ihe Colum-
.'bin Shoot Each Other ;,
1KB -XByrs or rafc , coast.
, .-: . t -,v. .! . '; - t
Huatingtoo Depvti for Saa Francito -Otatral
Alger VUitlug tb'v;
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. Poktlaxu, April "W. Newij was
brom;ht to thin city this atterjnOon
by tiie s'.eamer' felephone that a
hUooting att'dr occurred this, morri-
the i ontrfh-n river j.rar hiiibitMV-liy& mPmi
between noi'" and --r.n!?!. fUV,M,.,-iOW.eiaWaai
ennen. .1. tiayman"Tas Killed and
Jas. Wilson and a man named
Olson were seriously and perhaps
fatally shot. Olson and Wilson
yvere brcnght here this afternoon
on the steamer Telephone and were
taken ti the hospital. A parly of
union Fishermen came from Astoria
to 1'anhvlast evening and when
the two fictions met this morning
the sho"ling took place.
.Morgan Bakus. who arrived on
the steamer litis afternoon which
bi-nughi ihe wounded men t this
city, says that .1. Ilayman, II.
Olsen and ('. Wilson, union men,
who came iron: Astoria, were in a
sailboat and passed a number of
non-union men w ho were lishing.
They ordered the non-union men
to draw in their nets and ijiiit lish
ing, .claiming that they hail been
selling lish at 7o cents apiece which
is ) cents lower than the unio;i
price. Alter some words t he union
men sailed on and came ne.tr a
srow anchored near the shore,
when suddenly a number of diots
were li:-.-d from the scow on tlc-m.
striking 1 layman in the head kill
ini! Liiji almost instantly. Wilson
who had a rille retnnieil the lire.
The shotting was kept up forS"ine
li. ue and Olscii rel ieved a snot in
the back which w ill prove fatal.
Uibou was sliot tlnve times in
the lees but will recover. No
anests have been made so far as
know n. and it is impossibl . to fud
out who did the shooting, hill It is
supposed that it was done by non
union men. as threats- were made
at different limes by the union
men against the non-union men.
Havman's Isxlv was taken to
Astoria in a sail Isiat.
NKW STKAMSHir LINK.
lapiuie-o Vessels I'ly Itetiveen
Port land ami Yokohnma.
Sax FitAXCisco. Avril 2'J. The
steamship (Jaelic from China and
Japan brings the news that Osteu,
the famous "rice king" of Japan,
intends e.-taohshing a steamer lino
from Yokohoma to Portland, con
necting there with the Union Pa
cific road, lid will .dispatch the
hip Seiiiubesi to Portland about
May 4, and will subsequently get
another into service.
The Eight Hour Movement.
Sax Fuaxcinco, April 2:. The
eight hour movement to lie inaug
urated on Mai' 1st, will be confined
in this city to caipentersand brew
ers. Hie carpenters ana joiners
have taken the lead in the matter
and ic depends on heir success or
failure whether the other craiis
will follow their example or not.
Thellodie Identified.
Poim lanij, April 2:1. It is learn
ed that tho names of the three men
drowned near Woodland last Fri
day were J. Belles, Thus. Belles,
anil M. Wymote. They and two
Swedes were working in a logging
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u.lillp-, ioj uaa ,.mh; urn. i..
to catch a raft of logs. They gjt
in front of tho ratt and on reaching
tho rapids were upset. All had
families. The bodies were not re
covered .
California Tioneert.
Sax Fkaxcisco, April 20. The
members of the society of Califor
nia Pioneers of New England ar
rived !n this citv yesterda and
were given an informal reception
at the Pioneer Hall this afternoon.
A Frightful Fall.
Sax Francisco, April 2.1. An
acc'ilent occurred at the Petroce
gas works this afternoon, in which
J. Tighe and Ed. Kelly, laborers,
were severely if not fatally hurt.
A" elevator in which they were
startling gave way and ihev were
dropped a distance of about 3") feet.
Guilty or Murder.
Sax Francisco, April 20. The
juiy in the trial of Chas. Clark,
chargid with the murder of Capt.
Logan last year, to-night "-(.turned
a verdict of guiity of murder in
the first degree.
Th Washington ti. A. IS.
Ei.i.KXsct'RO, April 20. Several
delegations to the O. A. R. which
meets here to-morrov; have already
arrived. Sen. Alger and party
will arrive in the morning.
RESCUED FROM THE SEA.
The Schooner Rudy A. Cousina
Flcks l'p Five Men Adrift.
j xne schooner Rudy A. Cousins
arrived yesterday from Eureka
Day, at 8 'cltK!k on Saturday
vmiij; pitKea np nve men adriit
in two lioats lwlougiog to the seal-
u wmoorierar'K;. Olsen; which
left Astoria a short time" since
hound oi di ou a : sealing cruise.
The men w ere kindly cared for by
Captain Conning until ' Sunday
morning:,, when aheir craff was
sightl. and thev were Jinallv
transferred on Jwardof hc-r. ThcV
state tliat tlwj- had left the 'OlWii
on Saturdarrnoniingtolitintireal?,
and while engaged in thia' occupa
tion, did not observe lluil tiie
steamer'' had dNumtoaiYvi i"i Unt,
their rauge 0( vision, hftnjeji
alone wttriout hjffr Wln
picked p, the lxat tsmtaiiicd fmir
fccals. Lie - result of jlJi'e iliv'si
A I.IVKLV A(m:Kii.
She lal. e Things ery Warm fur
il Miliktral Ae,enl.
A Macon Mis.. diTta'.eh sivs
that "diss (ieoigia Hamlin mid
trotfpc t-layed here on Friday
night, lier'bills were also pi.-p-'d
for the -ntertai'.!iii-'iit last niglit.
Yesterday Mr. Lawrence, tin.
agent of a minstrel troupe, arrived
and proceed d to advertise his
show ou the bill-boards. co-riug
uji Miss Haiiiiin'sdisplay. Thero
upon she piovi.l.-d heiM'li' with a
liding-whip, and, wiihh,;- assist
ants began to hide Lawrence's
bills lciiiiid pure white paper.
Lawrence appeared on tin- tcene,
and I lie climax of the impromptu
drama was tin sharp cow hiding
of .Mr. Lawrence by tne irale star.
Lawri uco d.ar.ci-d his aeknow ledg
iih ills an I eioplia.-.i-x-d hi - silence
with d fen-ive f.'luir-. The
dr.e-eur:ain v ;w worked bv Ihe
City Marsha!.
rVolines Mintiiu-et ilig.
The Oreej'i and Washington
pnnnal ilolir.rss campiin i ting
begin June ,"i in. at New
Park, S.-.let.i Oregon. The i.iid;i
;-roui.J i'-re gooi. f.!s. lvo 1 j as-
t lurage for hor'e
eome and bungi
your tent-. .. :I tne l"dl s
children are in i:ed to thio uuicn
mi-eiir.g. Street cu.; rr.n to and
' from the d pot to l he Pari
I . II. Oboax,
i. W. Hi NT. president
secretary.
1'. u;ani;er Will
Paris, April 29.
t'.iat arrangements:
for pejulauger to r
Tukf Part.
-It is repelled
lie being mttde
turn Mav 1 to
fake part in the
ttons.
l.ib.jr denioiistra-
ASTORIA IS HAPPY.
TIIK SOITHKKN 1'K IHfTil UK
ISI'ILT TiiKI! F.
Ilnntiniflon Sigm. tin- rmrii!H-H-'
Will Also Take llo- Astoria ami
South C'oaxt Ki:i,l.
Por.Ti.AXD.Aprd 2!. C. P. Hunt
ington, president of the .-'oiitb.erii
Pacific company, to-dav -iuned a
contract with the committee of citi
zens from Astori-i, agreeing to
luiihl a branch line oi'The Southern
Pacitiu to Astoria. The citizens of
Astoria agree to raise a subsidy t
2 10,000 for the road, and in addi
tion to donate tetmini! facilities.
Sixteen miles of the. Astoria ami
South Coa-l railroad already con
structed will also be) li:in.-L-;i-e! to
the Southern Pacific.
It is understood that Ihe branch
will leave the West Side division
of the Southern Pacific nt some
po;nt in Washington county.
lirsTi.voTON i;:wi. roi: "initio.
C. P. Huntington and l artyieit
overiaini lor r-an . lam.rco m,s.
evening.
The Limited Fast
Mail.
consumes
On the Union Pacific
but seventy hours irom Portland
to Chicago' which is the fastest
time ever made from the Pacific
coast. Ticket office Brondalbin
street.
Farasols! I'arasols!
I have just received my spring
stock of parasols direct from the
m-tnufacturer in New York in all
the lat?t Ft vies and priresa-heaper
than ever before. Samuel E. Young.
For Sale.
A number one throe year old
Colt, well broken to drive, a cart
and harness, all cheap for cash.
For particulars inquire oi R. B.
YuiiK.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North. South and FZast via
the Union Paciiic railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbln street.
W. A. McGiiee would inform the
public that good mods and every
thing in proportion can be found at
the City Siesiaarant. 'Board by
the week, 5.50.
Genuine Martini. ladies kid
loves in all shades and -sizes at G.
W. Simpson's for S'J cents p;r pair,
for a short time only.
We are selling the bst child's
shoe in Albany for $1 per pair.
Barrows & Searls.
Go to the Monogram for
cigars, candy, nuts and fruit.
fine
New invoice
French's.
of tld rini(9
Go to Lang's for yourgrocents.
THEDAY IN CONGRESS T
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rieciauM4iiAt.tM -accfeirsirit r-';;-
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any ' si?i.rcc6rporaGou or person to
Unas excepteu in grants. Tlie bill
passed without division.
MePhetson inlrolueed a hill
granting a pension of 2"00 a year
to the widow of Oen. McChdlan.
which was referred.
jn Tin. not si:.
The commerce conimitle lias
iavoraliiy itporte.l the bill pro;id
ing that the customs district u"
Puget sound beieoi'gawzed tocom
pr.se tbe state of Washington, in
which Port Townserd phall he the
ooit of entry and Taeoma and
Seattle are each constituted assuh
joits ot entry, that deputy eo'.lect-
j ors hu appointed hy tiie secretary
oi i ne Treasury, i intr. i on Angeles
and so:ne suitable place on Belling
hain bay and .i ray's Harbor to be
di'sige. i;ed by the secretary of the
tiea-rry shall be st:b mji ts cf entry
and t.i ,t .-us.om.-: olheer.s shall lie.
s.i:io:i. d at there joints.
I he ho;:se concurred in the ben-ati-amendmpiits
granting tiie Pa
leue ruid Si.oknne railroad right
of way through tlie Nez Perce re-
'irvitinn in l.tnt-ii iflun i-nrt-ieir..l
in the senate amendments granting
the Spokane Falls and Northern
railroad rghtofvay through the
Ci ivi.le Indian reset vaiion.
.ho'-venor introduced a house
a 1 hng to the inter-state act a
.-e' lion forbidding common carriers
co transport oils, etc., ia tank cars
at a leas rate than wooden pack
ages or 1 arreis in car loads.
Sherman introduced a similar bill
in In senate.
The house in a committee cf the
w 'loie to-day considered a bill
providing fr the classification of
worsted clothes as woolen. Ihugley
said the object of tlie bill was to
make clear the question which
arises in regard to the classifica
tion of worsted goods under the
existing U r'T and to correct all
doubt and misapprehension. Car
lisle said the effect ofthe bill-
would he dimply to raise the com
pensation duty on worsted clothes
from IS and 24 cents to cents.
A tor a long debate the commit
ter rose and u-ported the bill to the
house. On the passage of the bill
no niicium voted, and being no
quorum present, Dingley, in view
of the fact that the republican
caucus was called for this eveniug
at T:o0, moved an adjournment,
which canitd.
oioMruilus aa t asera Foe.
"This was sometime a paradox," as
Tainlet says. tMuce, however, the
people cf America and other 'ands
have been euubled to pit Hosteller's
Stonia.-li Hi: tcrs against that unseen
foe, malaria, it is no lo'igcr a paradox,
lull !i ca-y possibility. UTiaterer
ma 'aria-evolves its misty venem to
i ioi-ia the uir, and decaying unwho'.e
i wonic vegeiatiou impregnutur the
I water, tlieie, in the very atronghold
i of mia-iini. is the auxiliary olent to
' di-arm Ce foe and assure ei:ient
j proteC: n. Fever and ague, bilious
I rciiiiltcn:, ilum'j nue and ague cake,
j no mailer I hoc tenaciously tiicy havc
! fa-i-iiL' their clutch on the system.
Mlc p.neil to relax their crai
i and evcnttiailT to abandon it alto-
gulher. But it i' preventive force
that should chiefly recommend the
hitters to persons dwelling ia malaria-eur-cd
localities, for it is certain
Imcl.kr of delenec against which the
euemy .s powcile. Cures, likewise,
dy-peu-i.i, rheumatism, kidney and
bil'ioiis ailment".
.Not a California Bear.
Anybody can catch a cold this kind
f weather. The trouble is to let go,
like the mau who caught the bear.
We advise our readers to purchsso of
Koshav r Musoa a boltlo of Santa
Vbie, the California Kinirof CoDtumu.
n. Asthma, bronchitis, Cougha and
Croup Cures, sad keep it bandy. Ti
p'ecsing to the tatta and death' to the
above complaints, gold al ft 00 a
ott! or S for $2 50. California Cat-R-Ctira
fives imroediute relief. Tli
Catarrhal viros ia aoou displaced by
its healing and penetrati j nature.
Oive it a trial. tMx months treatmaat
1 (K, sent lymaU II V
Spring Jackets at Cost.
1 hare a small line of spring
jackets in colore I wish to close
out and have reduced the price to
oM. They are the latest stylo
and a bargain. I also have a line
ol spring stockinet jackets tor
$.'..r0 each, which is the nicest
jacket for the price in the market.
Samuel E. Young.
Van (snnat Aflnrtl.
At this sev-ion of tho year to bi
without a good reliable diarrloet
nalsain in the house, as cramps, colic,
tiarrhora and all iiifla-iniatiou of the
stomach and boweU are exceedingly
dang'-rou8 if not attended t at once.
One bottle of BEG US' DI ARRHOEA
BALSAM w ill do more good in casea
of thi6 kind than any other medicine
oa earth. We guarantee it. G. L.
Blackman, druggist.
at' Just received ai U. w. rrencn s,
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the latest designs in goiu urau
necklaces, bracelets, side combs,
liair ornaments, etc.
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