Morning daily herald., May 06, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

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21) CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OltEGON, TUESDAY, 3IAY 0 18'JO.
vol; v. no; ica
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succf.ssoi:
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'R !!)i)f
- Exclusive Agency for thdLudlow. Fine Sisos-.
11L riliEHG BLOCK.
ASIC YOUK GHOCEli FOB
Columbia FLOUR
The hi -t Hi an i In the m.irktt. This extra line mi.ilitv of i'lotir is manti-
laetured
JSFFESSQN
FLOURIHG MILLS
OK JKFFKBSOX. OBKGON.
The unit lias v.in'lv Leesi
re-tut-- !
SK I'M' t!
mor. improved liuchha-ry
c
L "1.7"
.( in! take no other.
jrsi
3 T
General
H
JL .1
Viftll!ii;r;!
Iron, steel and Coal
IVaijoux ami Ilngyies
Ho ie and Cordage
Ithirksm it Us 9 Sundies
Qnrleii and
u all liiipliieuls
OYSTER HOUSE
AX II
;sTA.UKA'r
opened opposite the Ku.-s
JlUt
LVef) tiling new anil Clr.ill.
Ortti J-tV nI nijrht.
1IAKKV .KNKS. rroj.rif t.
A
lieimii Shop;
i
Has just iM'cn opened mi First
street, opposite the lius House
f here you can get all kimis oi
l...l-.... .i-fi..lou itii.nlixl I'hii'L'a
kllWMll ilium .-. .v. . . , j
guns and locks repaired, keys lit-
ted. etc. Work from the country i
promptly attended to. !
Pile! PllrsI l"ilr: J
Ur William's Indian Pile 'intmc:n j
i. the only sure cure for Mmd, lilei j
in or ilfliitiic piles ever diseovere .1
It never fails to cure o'.d rases of Ins','
stiindin,
Jiutire Coons. Mayvilk', Ky, s-ays.
"Dr William's Indian File Oiiitnient
cured me after years of Millering."
Judge ollinourv, Cli'veland, O.says
"I nave ound ly experience that i)i'.
Williar.V Indian Pile Ointment t,''m s
immediate and perui .licnt relief."
We haye hundreds of such tcsti
menials. Do not sutler an instant
longer. Sold hy druggists at 50e and
jI per box. SoM by Koshay .JfMason
Albany, (Oregon.
The I'rlile r Wnneiii.
A clear pearly and transient skin j
!Vlw3y3a sign of pure blc-od and j
sii persina ti.mhleit with dirk,!
greasy, ye. ! or biot.-lie l Bk:a ciii
rest a.
ared tint their Id.ioil is nut r.t
A f'-W
eK if JtKC.CS'
BLOOD PL'lUHOit nui Y.UjOU
MAKKll will re'c.ove tiie e else and
the si. in will hvume eieur and tr..ns
parent. Try it. and ii satisfaetioa is
uot givei: it will cost you nothing,
is is fully warranted, (J. L. I'.Ir.ci;
man, druggist.
IMirnn'fl Cntarrh Simir.
Sarj euro for sore eyes, deafness,
headache, ana the worst forms of
eaturrh in the head and throat. Price
25 cents, tfo'd hy Foshay ix: Mason,
Aluuny. Oregon."
STEW
SEARLS
To BAF.UOWS & SEALS.
i)r iiii tKNoiions
r.i)ii.sAND ;r.NT.s ftp..
NISLUNtiS.
it complete
iinc of
in
iU
A
.i.g I r.v it at j.iioc!.
c.iiiipeeitiiii. Uivt
luiy y ii.r shoes :
iiriee.. i' o i
K.i.d bin! .-(iiare
ih aline
iiy the
COMPANY,
and Mioplied with ".'.I
tile Ijtr-t ami
MI J3 I A."
Kvtry ack warranted .'X
Alii & fri
3 i
A
- , j
- IT ( 1 I 1
AM'
sts.
Carpenters' Tools
Itu i Iders ' Hardware
Powder, Sltot, etc.
Giant Powder t Fuse
,Saws and Jjces.
Urasy Seeds
Used by Farmers i
I.tsTOS.
j 'PHOSE WISHIMS A KllisT-rl.ASS IN
I 1TJH -tnt. tli- !n l i:iul. tn httnl till'
j CiilliriTe itf thifl Onast r.ln l:i .ll'.ilf.l I'Vi-fllliliiT
:it 5hi. IV K. iiyinan'ii. oiilr.;ti' ?hi M.isnnic
I Jtriui'l.', I irst stntt. 'Ihcl:.t,-t o nlnn'l
i invmmcnral nmsi.r l;c' 1r -.!.. A!.t-;!i
l:"i-I xortnu iil i.l ft in.i'ln.- j
! ui-t'i i.i j aintnii: a::l cij:!.iriiti:;.
! uiilo fwT Linn tmty l:,uik.
' vonr r-itT and yoa ivi'l !c Ka.-"j'i,
at her
Mi l'l'.er'.n I'e.-t No. r,, i.. A. I!.
Stated moctiiiL at tlic li, A. K
Hall c.u the second mid l-'onrtn
Friday ceii!:; i f t:i. h moiirh.
'rr.iiii:i"t ornr.idt n itre r..r.li
a'.Iy im it! t.) meet with e
s. W. KK.IX'i:,
I. '1'Alil.KH, l?(l!.l!nlldir.
A'JjuU'it.
! cr
I
ART STUDIO.
Mrs. Di. I'alton, Dlmnberg's
block. Lessons given in drawing.
painting and music. Pictures for
sale or painted to order.
AET
WJIITIXC, AKT1ST.
J. F.
I nduction gicn ami woti. e.ecuted in j
Landscape. I'ortrait ai:d Uccor.itivt I'.iii ti.'i-.
Lettering, Desinir ant .Mi l.;..i. al l r:.v. j
in'. Kocms 8 an 1 a, Ki .-t- r block. Ail .n vi
On.'O'i.
if. a. fi;,ivni:ii.
. W. cli'iWDEH.
CROW DE li BROS
Contraotoi s an(,
'
Ulice on I nst street with Wat-
; Lice iV Cusick
re
al
estate
ents.
Aloany. Oregon. Kstimates given
on all kinds of huildingaor carpen
ter work. All work intrusted to
uii yvill be promptly x( cUwd.
V. A. MeGnee would inform the
public that g jo 1 meals and every
thing in proportion can b found "nt
the City Kesuur.mt. I'.oard bv
the week,
Dltl'G STOKE For saic in a uintf to-.va
also a lar,-e list if i:tv and country
property. For paiticulars cicjuiie of Guii
i lifiijick, occr Fir: X:itiornl L'ank
i
mm
POlVDEf!
Absolutely. Pure.
Thia fiffirder ucTer vanes. A marvel
of purUy.strength nnd wholesomcness
More economical Uina the ordlnarj
kinds, and canuot be sold in compcti
.ion with multitude of low teat, short
weight alum or phosphate powder
Sold only in cms, Koyai. IUkini :'mv.
nEit Co.. W Wall st.. N. Y.
i.fffis M, Johnson iv. Co., Agent-.
Portland, Oregon.
Tlie Deletauteil French
UKE
V,..r:..,
or UiO: i
TLl'tHJlI'-'l
... . ,
:ilfope
o5 5 AFTER
the t;ener:tive uransof cither Btx whetht r
;irisiutf from the cxt'cs-ive use of stimulatit:,
luhaccu or opium, or through J utithful imli
irrotioij, ovt:r irnlnlu'f'tifo, -tc.f such as low cf
Uraui Tower, Wakcfti'm'iH, IVarin l'nwn
i'aiim in the i!a-k, Seminal akiies.. llva
teria, Xt-r oa- I'ro rution, Noctumnl Oniis-
stoii:, Leucirr!ioi, mizziih'sm, Weak jlt.niory,
Lomcf Tower am! Im(otenc( whicli if ins
t;ctt'l !tcn ltT.fl t iTemiituro !1 n-'c uud
insanity. Tri.:ecla (tlKxta fcrS;,.,0
Si hv n:ail r.u rcct:t-t f-f vnvf
tt"i;i; tvury ."i nlcr rtcci.eil, to ivfuinltne
imniy if a IV niiiMt'-iil euro i i.ouilcUeti.
o have thoiiK.uitUof testimonials from oM
anil youn.', of both fHrxes, who have lieen
prrmnwitly curet! hy the use - f Aphro!ttine
Addriss
I UK Al'iliiO mi dii im: 'U.
Wc.;ti-rn llrat'.eh, Ho, 27. I'ertlaml, tireuon.
For m!o by toKe.av il;i!jnt who i".a!eand
Orient',.
FSMALS ' fill:,
t'or IVinnlc Ir
n ,".ilaritii"; nntii-
ntf nkj th( in "ii
Iw market. N-vr
aii. SiifcreiRtnllv
ipcd by iimnnm-nt
latins monthly.
;uaranU'e to r
liovo supprcsst' 1
incntruatittn.
Don't he iiumlmK-
ed. Savo time,
v Health and nionv.
Take no othor.
Sent to any ad-
drcm by maii on reedpt nf pricp, S2 00. Ad
dreM tplirn lleillrlne l itiiipnny
West Branch li.ix 27, rorll.inil. Or.
8oldby Foshay & Maon, Albany. Oregea
Nolirr to onf rnrtors.
Vl'TICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT
Li t the next regular term of the County
Commissioners court for Linn county. Ore
ori to be held at the Court house In the city
ot Albany on Wednesday ihc 7th day ol May
180), sealed plans, specifications' stralii,
diagrams and bidsnill be recelctd lor huild
inp i lirhVo aerona Lake Creek where the
comity road kadin: from Tanijciit to Cor
vallU cronies titd creek, paid hrnlni to be
of one ppan 7.r feet lon ami approach to be
1.10 feet lonif. All bid? mint be lllnl Ith tin
clerk on or befor one o'cl n k of the anove
mentioned day The court rccrvei tlie rl'bt
to reject any and all bidi.
Done I v order i f the court this luth davc:
Aj rll Ia n. F. F. MOATACri:. '
onntv li il:.
riMlofROIOHIll
J. Ii odin nrieti.
IK.i. l'OLI.TKY-0f
l-s, AdilrL-i-s has. S.
the
Mi!-
Icr. browiiK. ille,
Ore,'"n.
FosT A small parcel of papers nddresc'l
J to. I. I". Stewart, I o Jii.;. Finder wil
pit.:ie li-avo s.mte at postollii e aed obi;::
LADIES' I'NDEltWEAIi
.ciilleiiieii s Milrls, t lillilien's loili
iiiK, mill All l.ailicH :.iiniciils mini
l onlrr nl Hip
JapaneseBazaarJtoro
rkkki vkbv low. KWO.Nf; Wo K':i: CO.
iTStori on Kirs' Strict next to S nc r
Blackburn?.
F
llai
JIOIl SM.K-A t-ood V..UI1'-
lnouire at the IIk.:hlii otli
Hardniaii on Albany prjirie.
G'
rillto WAN I'Kli - id do -ciicral le
Ap'.iivat once to Hi:-. u p o.r!
! tttOl'I. .vboip-o.- cm.-h
1 j iiumi'ihatelv relic I bv
and
shi:
luff hi
' Y r sate or Eosliav Mii.ji.
I
"1 H. WiXX, AGENT
y :.. Sre. life and :.
panti'.
I oil
iin:
IS'.ilMl!.
LKAH-
SLEEl'I.KSS NIG 1 1 1'S nude niis u-ahii
that terrible emiii. shilob's Cur-j
bv
! the remedy f.r yi.
I'.-r site by Ko-h e
Jla !!.
VMPl- T"1.' AU:7 " " '":KS
LXTk
!m. Inquire of p.ml .M:!i.innicir. .
OK
tone
:il
"'''
ir
'Oi;s;:s llo-tjl.t aad s..'l."i m;i,t tav.'r
l able tiro". A"'.!c to . Scrub r-i r.
.'i.irs.'iaii or ,s. (.nicer s stib.i '..
" 4iljauj " Batli Houss
HAW DRESSING SALOON.
JO.SF.PIf WEUBEP.. PKOPKIETOI;;
is; j.uuie? nnu cnuuren s liatr c,r.s.
: a tqurenilty.
araiitei'd
Dlitiic i-a
-
iineit Vion:.
'Ft.
I'AISI.EY
.ti'ii i'riutars.
l-'l IV I'lli .
Go to tiie Monogram for
cigars, candv. nut and fruit.
title
rotuil (Ire.ui't, Aih.ir:v,
I
Fair's Soksa
I '
OREGON INDIAN LAND
The Umatilla Reservation to
0;ened lor Settlement. -
be
AKC31I FOl! LANDS i'KOB.VBLB
t
How tbeSeatt'e E lief Fund W-re stolen
t
A Forgar Artist-The iSfoTs
of the Coast
-a
V ASH INtiTI N , M .1 y
Ther is
th- I'luaiilla
everv prospect tl:at
reservation in Oregon is Fcevitfb le
opened to settlement. IdMads
wore allotted five years ago? Siid a
survev oi a surplus o 'lSfltOO
....... I wil
reo
as
years ago. subsequently
niscovereu mat many ihibkki-j
had been made in the" survey, but
which have now nearly been cor
rected. Mr. Hermann sa.'s the
survey will likely be completed
within two weeks, and there will
probably be a great rush, and the
Oklahoma scenes will be repeated.
The land will be opened to actual
settlers at r,l.-" per acre.
.... ' ar- ...
Hit KLilMLL!: A9i:.
A Ke.j.ile Cranteil to the tlur.Urer
I util Alny 10.
V'.sjix,ru., .May 5. The
I". . supreme Court lias declined
tn giant a writ of halies corpus lor
i r Ki'iiimle , under sentence id"
ieath by electricity purseant to
an onli r'ol" .ImKe Wallace oi Nc-w
York, bin decided to hear the
liiotinii fur a writ f error i.u Mav
P.I.
Jii into, May ."). Another v. lit
has been issued in the iase o!
K nmlerretu .ia''!e before County
.Imlge I'.u'ii v.i yl at Auburn,
Saturday. It was issued to dis-jio-e
of the liiiestktii as to whclher
tiie warden oi the state pri-oii can
execute lveiiitu'er. The claim set
up is that nobody but the sheiill"
can exect'.te him.
si'.f tkim: i:i:nisii aii.
Xli'i l-tritiiT'. nl icit in Cu-nprra-tion
fnini Eiirjlisli Workmoii.
('iU' .:n. May ii. According to
the predie.ioiis of the stock yard
cooper.-, there is a probab !i:y ;'
their cause neing tai-.en : i-y
Fngiish laborers. At :i inoctiii-;
nl the I'.rntherhood ui I'lji'.'-I
Labor to-day a committee tub ap
pointed to communicate witii .biha
lUirns, tlie Lnglisli libor le liter,
and to request, him to old-r the
Knglish loiiunhoremcii not to
handle any beei or any pro -lisefs
shipped hy the Chicago houses.
TlfK .UAIIKETS.
Liveki'ooi., n.iy 5. Wheat
strong, demand poor, holders oiler
sparingly; Caliiorni.i No. 1, 7
shillings, peace per cental,
tted Western winter 1 shilling Id.
Sax Francisco. Wheat a dive;
buver f.eason $l.:!.y'.; ; inner, lS'.O,
Chicago. 1 :13 r. ii. cIofc, wheat
stead., cash for June O.'icts, .hilv
OL'cts."
8allil for tho North.
San Fkaxcim'o, May 5. The
steamer Arugo which has been
chartered by the North American
Commercial Co. to run to St. Paul
and St. tieorge islands, sailed tor
the North to-day. She is expected
to return to this point in August
with liO.OOii ucal skins.
Walking Across Uir Continent.
Lam k, Col., May ". J. S. llar
risman, who is hying to walk from
Wabash, lnd., to S.tu Francisco
within ii") days on a wager of $10,
(!U0 arrived here at 7 this evening.
He is now 1'lli.Smilesfromhisstait
ing point and liL'O miles ahead oi
his time. His average has been
about 70 mites in "1 hours.
:;' fur a Summer Cruise.
Sn Fkas'cisco. May .". Tiie I'.
S. lish i o.iimissioners steamer
Albatross h'l'i thisi jmrt to-day for
a summer cruise in northern
atets.
I'rioiirs KscajM'.
San Fc ;cis( ., May 5. Two
military prisoners escaped from
Alactarez island this morning in a
small boat. A steamer gave chace
bin th" men reached the shore and
v.eie .soon lost to view.
j VAMiEKSII.T'S I'KT TltOTTKK.
i
I nin e Vniutil at SIO.HOII, Uct No"
Hnnling an Krpross IVagon.
"Yes. genilenian. Small Hojies.
Yamiei -bill's l(.(hiti trotter, is
now hauling an express wagon in
Xew York, and it's a shame. lie
was the greatest 'ringer' on the
American turi, and made fortunes
for more than one man. 1 ought
to know, for I was his 'rubber.'"
There were a number oi gentle
men in the reading-room of the
Leland I lotel one afternoon, and
they are all admirers of the ; rotter.
A discussion arose about Vaii'lcr
bill's and Conner's pos-es-ion of
- i Iir-r.-e t!e.-h. w hen the ' ! uVjcr'' or
J groom of Small II op
their eves about the in
ceirite !
v Lose
j name was on the lips of n embers
oi every association m .merica
fourteen years ago. After a suc
cessful career of live years the
1 . . '
i clique who iiamueu niiii were i.e -
j tcctcd iu Bo.-ton, and alter consid-
I .,.,..,1,1., l,.l i ...., evrmrieii.-
. 1 . 7 ' , , .
eii tlie gieatesi tun scanoai oi
modern times was exposed.
The horse was forever barred
at the meeting of the National j
Tnri Congress, and hig driver, Bill
McGuigan, waa also burred from j
ever driving a trotting horse for aj
purse or Btake over an association J
course. After much litigation the j
famous horse was sold to Vander-!
bill. With Lady Mac he annihi-j
lated all team records, and in hiH
old age in compelled to draw an
express wagon, lie was lioncht
by his present owner for sti-l.
"lie must be about lit years old
now," said the former sioom, who
is now in the real estate business;
''but when he was ," years old he
trotted many a mile in i:15. lie
was the cleanest trotter that ever
looked through blinkers ; no hooH,
braces, check-reins or any modern
trotting paraphernalia for l.im.
And when it came to Ilea's he- was
the greatest Ptaye:- I ever heard
oi.'' Chicago Herald.
Attrmpteil Outrage nnd Murilrrof
n Woman in Denver.
Ii:nvei:, .Miiy .", There are no
new developments in tlie 1 '.utter
lield murder mystery. The police
are of the opinion that the crime
was committed by a man who
ca'led at tiie Iioihi f.,rhe purpose
ci tenting a room. Mrs. i'.ntter
lie'd went up-Mairs t "i show iiim a
room, and he, finding her alone,
attempted to outrage her, nnd in
tho light which ensued he struck
her a blow on the te.nple wLieh j
caused tier death, lhw atternoon
tlse po'ice arrested a man who gave
the name of Chas. Munson, n
suspicion cf being tiie murderer.
The Transcontinental Mn: i.
r.o-TuV. May ."). Tiie Commer
cial Advertiser ex, egis the early
liquidation oi the Oregon Trans
emlinental. The plan is to have
a committee of four pre.-iiients of
large Nee. York trusts companies
to make t'.ie appraisal of the
a -wests. The stockholders will
then be given the option of taking
cash f..r the stock at, its appraised
vah.te or of converting the slock,
haiv :'o" share, into stock of the
I . . 1 !- ..11 . I.
new com pan'., i lacucany nu ioc
i -il l 1 .. I .' ... .1-
shares w ill be exchaiceit lor stock
in the new coiiipany as YjUardand
bis iiieiiiN o.'.n t hree-lourt bs of
the stock.
Gase r.all Law suit.
l'i(ii.iu:i.iii!V. Mav . In tin'
siii: oi the Kansas City American
Association Cb.ib against .1. T.
Pickett and the Phiyers Club of
Philadelphia. Judge Arnold to-day
granted an injuncti'.m restraining
liim fiviiii playing for any other
club than the Kansas City during
the "o;ioo;i of 18II0.
:.-c Himself I .
1'nii.AiiFi.i'iiiA. May .'. Jostph
Monroe Shallenberger, the lawyer
who ran away several weeks ago,
after swindling his clients and far
mers in Lucks coiiiity of nearly
$150,000 re. l. ied last evening and
to-day delive-.ed himself up to the
sheriil.
Hat uracil from Canada.
Ai.r.ASY, N. Y., May o It was
reported late this afternoon that
Ileurv M. Savh's, ox-alderman
"Uoodler," of 18S4, who lied to
Canada and forfeited $20,000 bail,
has returned to this city. His
brother called at the district attorn
ey's of lice to arrange for bail, but
up to a late hour this evening Hen
ry had not been found.
Attorney Fees llefuHetl.
OiicAiio, May .". Tim ceututy
commissioners to-day decided to
refu-o to pay tlie bills of the coun
cil engaged for the prosecution in
tlie Cronin case. Mills' and
Ingr.niis'bill being .:;o(t;) and W. J.
Hyiics. :-;.Vti. Commissioner
C'o'e said theso lawyers were en
gaged bv piivate parties.
i
Senate Ititts l'a-.l.
Wasiiixotox. May .". Jn tho
! senate to-dav a number of bills
were passed, among them a senate
bill te establish twoadditional lami
oliices in Wrshington.
The Oklaiioma iownsne bill was
agievfd to.
4 f Btholii' 1 'iiii-.
Nev." Yo:u;. May A fair for
the lienelit 'if the Koman Catholic
mission home for immigrn::t giils
was opened fo-right by Cardinal
( iibbons.
Tli. Gi.inan N,natoi'K.
UoMi:, May .". The senate to
day in a debate on the charities
bill rejected the das- providing
for church expenses. Premier
Crispi thereupon declared that he
would resign in order to decide the
question of the dissolution of the
cabinet or a reconstruction under
signor Saracre.
A New National liiiuk.
Wasiiixcion, May 5. II. A.
Hayes ol" Aberdeen, Washington,
has made an application to the
comptroller "f currency for ntithor
itv to organize a i.atioeal bank id
tha place.
Kille.I liljali.
! ('oi l 'in; S. C, May .1. Win.
L':;phart. eolo:ed, was shot and
kilhd in Lexington jail last night.
: I.e.iph. irt was convicted of rape o:i
IK s.i t amion, a voting wni:e gin.
at. 1 sentenced to b- hanged April
1
,
i ho Fasteat .u Reei.ra.
W'lsiuw.rox. Mav 5.
The tor -
pedo boat Cushing arrived at the
navv var-1, in Washington, yester
day" afternoon having made the
run from New York in 2S1:. hours.
Her time beat all previous records.
TfJU STRIKE ENDED
1 nCi -A n 11VIj lja UUU'
The Llht Hour Labor Jiove W ins
. fhinirn
,n tnicBO.
MORE .MISSISSIPPI II.lMlH.
A Railroad Syidioitu Bjckid ly Br.tiih
Ki.li.ns to Eulld a Hoad to the
Pao.So Ctt't.
Ciiicaoo, May 5. The.great car
penter's strike is liaally settled so
larnsthe m-w bosses Association
is concerned. Fully -1000 jottrney
i'i n will go to work by Thursday.
The arbitration committee oitlie
new bosses association and the
striker-1 met this evening and
settled the last, detail. The
journeymen - ackuiyrd, . .almost a
sweeping victory. An odieial
statement of the terms oi settle
ment will not be issued tiil to
morrow, but it is reliably said that
the document provides for 8 hours
a day. The minimum rate is fixed
at -1") cent? per hour up to August
and after that V.71.. cents. The
employers agreed to employ only
union men. even for fo.eiiiaii.
riiii.n::i eiiiA. May .". It isaid
that two or three thousi-iid carpen
ters who .-trcek May I have been
granted 1 heir demand-'.
A bl'.NIATlOXAI. Tl:il..
Soiii,- l:, atoiw f.",i ii .Murilfi- iu HKu
lraui-!,'o.
San l itAM isi i,, May The
taking i..f tctimo:;y in iiii) trial of
(iei. C. Pratt for shooting Prom
we'l, president o.' the California
inura"ce c impany in January, lie
giin to-day. Tiie most sensational
leature of the case to day v.r.s t'.ie
t"stiiuoiiy of the defendant, lie
related that o:i his return from a
trip of Japan, where he had guiie
on business for the insurance com
pany, of which P.romwell was tiie
president, lie found U wife a
phvsieal wreck and tijk her to
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I ' " oe.iuiieiu.
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j uonoks to stamu
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j A ira:ul JKeeeplion Tendered Him
! tiy Notables in l.usitloii.
London, May j. The ideograph
ical 'ociety gave a reception to
S:aaley at tlie Aliiert ball Ibis
evening which w as a notable event.
The l'rince and Princess of Wules
and many other notables were pres
ent. The princess of the royal
family headed the triumphal pYo
cession which conducted Stanley
and his colleague into the, h.'.ll.
l'ho piesident of tho society then
presented medals to Stanley with
an appropriate speech. Stanley
returned his thanks and proceeded
to narrate his adventures.
'FltlSCO LAKOi: TCOI BLE.
The Men Want the flame Wngea and
Eight Hours Wark.
San Francisco, ?Iay 5. The
mill men's protective association
this afternoon decided to make no
concession to the employes at the
present time. This caused much
consternation. It is feared that all
the building trades will be affected
by the mill men's decision. About
one hundred carpenters employed
by Mahoney Bros, struck to-day
because the contractors induced
their wages from $:i.r0 to ...'J0 for
eiyht hours work.
II ELK FXR FORI! Kit Y.
Mow the Seattle Relief FiiimU Were
Hi4niilied.
Si: ai ri :,May o. .LP. McCombs,
ex-agent of the gene.al relief com
mission, was to.day bound over to
await the action of the superior
court on a charge of forging the
endorsement of Mrs. KatcMaroney
to a check given in her favor on
the relief fund for $20. He furnish
ed cash bail in the sum of $o0'b It
is stated that he served a three
years term in San yuontin, Califor
nia penitentiary for forgery.
ritOM OCEAN TO OCBAX.
tnglisti Millionaire! te ItulM a
llatlloail tn the l'nciftr.
Kansas City. May 7. A dis
patch from Leavenworth snys that
i a large scheme with millions to
back it is on foot for a transconti
nental Biiort 1'ijo railroad from New
"o.-k to the l'acific coast. The en
terptise is in the hands of a body
of Knglishtrti and American rail
road men.
Au Embezzler Arrested.
Portland, Mav 5. O. M.Thune,
who is wanted at Milner, Dakota,
on a charge of embezzlement cf
about $10,000 from a number of
agricultural implement manufac
turers, for whom he was agent at
that place, was arrested here to
day while employed as a painter.
The nMoriievs for a oiano manufac-
j luring company of Chicago, who'
! have been looking far Thune, left
i this evening for the Fast, having
the prisoner in charge.
A CnmpMlBB Committee.
' Washington, May . The iv-
t.uuiican senators auu it-jjieseiiia-
! tives held a caucus to-night to
i select a republican congressional
' campaign committee. Among
j K?,ected yQK the follo il5-.
. CoIorado.Towne : Wvoniiii".Carev :
Idaho, lliibois.
The MUiiiiisipiii Again Rising.
New (Orleans, May 5. Lia
patches from a number of points
up the river report an ..vcrllow.
The water is rising i veivwhcre
and there is little liojie "i.ir im
provement until the flood which is
now coming down the Mississippi
has run out.
.More itrltish Investment.
Philadelphia, Mav 3. The
stoi kholdi-rs of the United (jar.
Improvement Co., which hai an
interest in various cities of tfce
country held its annual meeting
io-day, at which preliminary steps
were taken towards guaranteeing
an org.inizaiion to be known as the
Prospective American Cas hi vest
ment Co. This enterprise is to Ik?
capitalized at fil,. 00,000, of which
one-half i-i to be suhseribe'l in thU
country and the other nali oflered
by Fnglish capitalists.
A I'iont-er Journalist lieml.
Chicago, May (iov. Andrew
Shuinan died suddenly to-night of
appoplzy. He was ior many
ars oditorofTlVe7li1C88arpiiinf
Journal.
C'Htiailian l'aeirle turniuifs.
New Y'oi-.k. May ,". The gross
eernings of the Canadian Pacific
for the month of April were$l.H.
OOil an increase of 3.'!,0tM.i.
A Bl Strike Threatened.
Si mttiiale. Pa.. May 5. A gen
eral strike involving I I.ikk) coke
workers in the Cotmelsville region
is threatened.
THOMPSON'S CII ANfKS.
The Ilemoei u I'laoiite; Tuu Alueh
Faith In I'rntio.vcr Surer...
Pontaad Tvte-rxiu.
K promiiieni politician of I'.aker
county, who was met at the court
house this morning, expressed
great faith in the election of 1 . P.
Thompson. He stated that while
he knows a number of republicans
in this city who will vote for the
democratic gubtrnatoral nominee,
he is also aware of double the
number of democrats in the inter
ior who w ill vote for Thompson.
He remarked that the democrat?
are miscalculati-ng the strength of
IVnnover bv reason of his veto of
the Lull Una water bill.
OIM AMI IXTEKESriJHi.
Postage stamps of all issues
since the beginning oi the civil
war, are good, and may be used
for postage.
The heaviest gun weighs H")
ton", is 4' feet long and V1. feet in
diameter. It will shoot ten miles.
Krupp made it for Lussia.
On the west coast of Africa there
are now 2 churches, 33,000 con
verts, 100.000 adherents, '27:0
schools and SO.tXt" pupils. IteJig
ious books have liecti translated
into thirty-live dialect of the sec
tion. Ben Butler is repiit:d to le
worth $5,00i.0(K). He 1ms law
offices in several citien and a prac
tice worth $100,OfKi h year. I.owell
is the place he calls home, and his
residence there is a palace.
It is said that, the louks on the
government vaults are so weak
that most any burglar could pick
them. There will be very little
use for lock6 anyway, after the
congressmen get through with the
contents.
Professor Brooks, the directoi j
oi Smith Observatory at Geneva.
X. Y, has just been awarded the
medal of the Astronomical Society
of the Pacific for his discovery of
the comet -now in the eastern
heavens.
Two rather strong shocks oi
earthquake were i-lt at Koine a
iew weeks ago. They were more
distinct in the environs than in
the city itseff. It was remarked
that flocks of sheep "'showed great
signs of tear some lime before the
shocks were felt."
Konatfnl States.
New York Herald: Seattle
We've got tlie biggest Wash in the
union.
Jackson And we the prettiest
Miss.
Phiadelphia And we the weali'u
iect Pa.
Hot Springs But we are ihe
most ancient : we have goi the
Ark.
Bangor But what's the matter
with Me?
Xew York Hush. children,
about your foibles ; you will make
little Chicago 111 with etivv.
fliarmin nn I nsera lor.
"This was iromctime a paradox," -5
Uumlel siiyi. since, however, the
people cf America -nil other :.ii:ds
have been enabled to pit Hosltttel's
Stcma;h Bitters tgainst that un-een
foe, malaria, it i no longer a paradox,
hut an caay possibility. Whatever
malaria evolves it misty venom to
joison the air, nnd decaying unwholc.
BOtnc vegetation intiregauter tlie
water, there, in the very stnm-tiold
of minima, is the nuxiliai y oTi nt to
disarm the f-e; and assure, eop jut
protection. Fever and ngiie, i'iiii.iia
remittent, duni'j ji.uc and ague cake,
no mutter how tenaciously lliey have
fasienei their dutch on the system,
are first forced to relax their grajp
and eventually to u audon it alto
gether. But it i-' preventive force
that should chictly recommend the
Cittcrsto persons dwelling in malaria
cursed localities, for it is a certin
buckler of defence against w hich the
enemy .s poeiles. Cure, likewise,
dvspepsia, rheumatism kidney and
billions ailments.
A remarkable feature of the
large coal mine at St. Andre du
Poirise, France, which is over 3000
feet in depth, is the comparatively
low temperature experienced
which is seldom more than 75 de
grees Fahrenheit.
(J0V. HILL'S SCHEME
To Dispose of Contested Eletiian
Casis
TKIUCTF. TO SENATOR UKCK.
Ih- F.li.y tf th Eepak!:ca:g ca tbs
Tariff Measure Dtfael-The ElcetTleil
Ezeoatica Dfcrrxl.
Albany, May C Gov. Hill to
lay sent to the legislature a mes
sage suggesting u change in the
nethod of contesteil electionB.
He suggests the passage of a con
current resolution submitting to
the people an amendment to the
state constitution, which will take
from the house the power of judg
ing on elections and confer the
jorifidictioa upon the courts. - He .
will also recommends Wch action-
on the part of the legislature as is "
likely to bring; thft subject to the
attention of congress with a view
of securing ultimately a similar
amendment to the federal constitu
tion. HONOlts TO SENATOR BECK.
The Meant and the Iloua Arraafe
for tha Funeral. &niaf
WAbinxoTGN, May o. In the
bouse upon information of the
death of Senator Beck this after
noo.i the speaker appointed a com
mittee to take charge of the funeral
arrauji-ments on the part of the
house, and then adjourned in honor
of the I'Leceased.
In the senate a formal announce
ment -A Senator Beck's death was
made ly bis colleague Blackburn.
A committee was appointed to at
tend the funeral at the senate
chamber at one o'clock to-morrow.
The committee oi arrangements
from both houses of congress and
the pall bearers will meet at the
house of Hepre63ntative Breckin
ridge to-uiorrow at 10 A. at.
Senator Beck's body will bo taken
to the marble room of the senate
and there viewed by the public.
The loJy will then be taken to tho
senate chamber, where Chaplain
Butler and ex-Chaplain Bullock
wiil conduct the funeral ceremo
nies. A sjiccial t'ain will then con
vey the remains to Lexington,
Kentucky.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The Policy of tna Kepubllcaa
Outlined on the Measure.
Washington, May 5. After the
adjournment of tho nonse this
afternoon the republican members
asfetabled in conference and de
cided on a party imlicy in reference
to the tariff bill.
rite i i ver and harbor, bill mana
gers made a strenuous effort to
have the appropriation bill made a
special order tor co osideration to a
conclusion before the tariff bill is
taken uti. It was decided by a
voe of !i0 to 19 that the tariff bill is
a matter of ptime importance and
should be called up Wednesday,
and :t was agreed that the general
debate shall go on for four days of
this week with a night session for
sjieechefl. Eight days' additional
will then be allowed for considera
tion f tlie bill by paragraphs
under the live minute rule. On
May 21st the previous question on
the" fin il passago of the bill is to
Imj considered ordered.
Prut, il, c. 'aimer's l'oervater
or Mamie,
Tv.eei '.ale's block, First street,
Albany, Oregon, opened Jan
uary 20, 1 -::. The courso of in
struction will consist rA classes for
piano, organ, harmony and voice
culture. There will be a normal
class and diplomas furnished to
teachers, specifying capacity
and exierience. Students partic
ipate in monthly recitals, and are
graded to insure equality in rendi
tion. This conservatory will be
conducted ox the same basis as
those in Bos '.on, New York, etc.
This is the oily recognised success
ful system nown for a thorough
musical educt tioH. Send for circu
lars and refi fences. Office hovue
from 1 to
Int Received.
A new line of sateens, challies,
! .seersuckers, chambricks, silks,
j satins, plushes and ladies fine
worsted oress goous in ine latest,
shades and novelties, parasols hos
cries, curtains and spring goods in
endless variety. My stock is now
complete in all departments. Ladies
are cordially invited to call and
insiect these goods.
G. W. Simpsok.
You nuner Aflord.
As this reason of the year to be
wi'.lii.ut a g'Wul reliable diarrhoea
balsam iu the liourc, as cramps, colic,
diarrhoea and all intlatumation cf the
stomach and bowelj are exceedingly
laoeerous if not attended to at once.
One Uittlo of BEGGS' DIARRHOEA
BALSAM will do more good in case
.if thin kind than any other medicine
hi earth. We guarantee it. ,G. L.
lil.K'Un.au, druggist.
Just received at F. M. French's,
the latest designs in gold bead
necklaces, bracelets, eide combs,
Utir ornaments, etc.
Tinware wtrrantcd not to nut a
Matthews & Washburn's.
Elegant. Ixdion cures chapped
hands.
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