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

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ALBANY", OUEGON,
20 CENTS A WEEK.
159
Fill DAY, JUNE i.
James F
SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE & THOMPSON
NEW
Im to
i-a
10
aai Faailr Qr3:ar:D3 Caastaatly on Hani.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
IMPORTED SHIRE STALblONS
AT
L. SZ2TSEHS' STABLES, ALBANY, 0HEG0 17
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1890.
.... , -,, i , , , . I
lhe undersignrd will select a lot of pure bred imported Shire Stal- j
lione. Each sltallion warranted to be an average sure fual-gttter.'
Each Stallion is pure bred and recorded ; a certificate of registry given !
with each horse, together with his pedigree. j
A rare opportunity ih hereby otlered to Duy a stallnon at your own
piice, and a urtat baigain. cuit: to the lateness of tlie season.
Ijo not foi $ t the date or tail to attend the sale. Catalogues on
day of sale. Sale to begin at 1 h. m. .Stuck may be seen ut any time
prior to sale.
Tkbm.-.: One-hl! cash, balance January 1. 18il, with interest at
the rate of S jx-i cent, per annum, purchaser giving good bankable
paper. ,. T. DUN LAP.
IIkii. Hi mi'iikkv. A'lctiotuer.
HENRY M. STANLEY
IHXDARKEST, AFRICA
The wmrt&ei ttAry of Bt!ra rwent thrfninf
rtTDtun and tii diMlod ire of hit Important
S.ac7Tri4niipnar for the firwt time la the
mo'k rrittta by biauielf. enti'ltil "la Darkas
Airi.m Dj nut be d -cvlTfl bf any of the to
cai-ed '8tat.!ry books" n' being otlerd a 'ian
a!a"aol "n:bentic To no one ot tbuee cae
Builey contributed a lino.
Tbi anouetion abuat this srtatement be! of
entree tlneTery pr.icuUr. Ve (ruarantee It, ana
m: fr rtattilaraoa application.
OMTinU In ontur not to be mlaled. aea
WMUIlUll that the book bears tne tm.
p-lntof w-
CHARLES SCRtBNER'S SONS
And tSit the oanTasslDC aent carries a earUAcat
tit 4oc7 troio na -
A. L. BANCROFT & CO)
132 POST STREET,
. SAN FRANCISCO.
Saoeral Afleott for tht Paciflo Coasi
A, lieJl A i.il'i
tdlK Af,FNT FOR LINN COl NTV.
ALPAY, - - 'OKEoON
l .Mil h
SALK- .iv dn:
ah 1 1 1 ei 1 1 Ii m'ii
X il.oiit i d,
u.iits ouiLiii:t o. A.Uij, Ii r m .
Sun. iii,uua of Pu' liiitila :
li.il aio.
FIRM
Low Prices.
YiigstaWes. Choico Bu.tor,
Old (juairs in Hie Fiicn Block
l(!)P
Limiliei
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.ult;:;i. 1 1
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Ii vTKAWI'K!:l.lE
ANI
( UKKitlK.
eVery pat at
MFKI.iEK d vJAKKETTS.
1
O MY PATkO.NS AND LADIES OF AL
binr, 1 am prcpaitil to lo uiefc-r skmy
on short nonce. A ptrttcl fit aU svtisfac.
tion ifUarantecU in eter) re.potl. Ihanas
for past favors. All in ths future aillta
Kratelully ecelveO. Mr. 11, barns, coruor
tU aud Jfl.sou.
Why shouldn't the spirit of
morta.' be proud when good freeh
groceries can be bought bo very
cheap at Spencer A Blackburn'.
A trial order will convince you.
FuiMUl ParaaoUt
I have just received my spring
stock of parasols dirtct from the
manufacturer in New York in all
the latest Btvles and prices.cheaper
than ever before. Samuel E.Young.
T70B SALE AT A BAKU AIN A 1 aU mad
JP biittar co, Jersey, five yuti ol.l. Give,
aoout two gallon of milk prr day. ror
tonus call on L. 11. Moiitaiiy in (hi oity.
IkT OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN
1 ihut the undersigned, clerk o
tlie county court of Liuu cnuuiy. Or
eirun, will, by virtue o' an order o
aid conrUduiy made nod entered o
leconl, on tl.e Stn duy of May. 190
receive bids for contract to keep the
county po.-r hi Linn Ciiumy. Orepou,
(or the period of one year, laid bid? to
he tiled with aid clerk by Wednes
day. Jnne 4, lVJO, at 1 o' -lock P. i.
iiidd-ra to boaid, lodge am" do nil
laundry work for said p..or. tlie on.
tract to be let to Hie lowet tid ti-r.
Tlie cmrt reserve tin: right to r.J-ct
anv or all bid'. Witn ss mi hand
and Beal of aid court, affixed at Al
ba y, this 21-t dav of June. lSvm.
l. i. E. E. MUNTAli L E,
Bv A.
L. DoKKIs,
Deputy.
Clerk.
Notice to Contractor and Buildera.
BIDS will be received b H. H. Heitt of
Alna y, up to 12 o'clock noon on Snur
Uj.v, M.y istut, for i'uri isliiiu the mMeri.l
anil liviwr to erect a 10 tory dwelling house
Plain 'u' specifications can tie seen n' ti e
orttceofC. W. Avers, architect.fr a' Mi
Hewitts oflVe in same hui din. The lUtit
i- rmerved to reject a-iy an-l "11 bids.
POVDER
Absolutely Pure.
Ibis pi'wuer never varie!. A marvel
ot purl:y,eUengtli and wliolegjintiiei
vlore inononucal thuo the ordinal)
Kinds and dunot be acid in comptti.
:ioii vi'l. iiuitltude of low let, bor1
.vfljbt uliim ot iihonpiiAte uoder
"old onl in cm, Kotal Bakin' '
dkr Co, lO v.'np -t. N. Y.
Lfwis M. Juhxbon oi Co.. Aeetit,
Portland. Orej.-un.
FtlUE
For Female Ir
revuluritiei; tinth
itt ilk- them on
'he market. Never
lit. SlltXVPSflllU
ie bv prominent
la'he montt.ly.
Guarantee to re
lieve flti.'pre9e J
met etruatit.n.
Sure.Safe, Ceriain
Don't be humliui;-Kl-
Save tune.
Health ainl money.
l:ike no other.
Sent to any ai-
dre Sv mali cn rerrlpt of price, B2 00. Aii-
,ires ' spiim tirdiniir nuny
vest Bramh B..x 27, iortl ml, or.
Sold by Fo?bay & Maon, Albany. 0regn
T'V ' !.
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...rii'ii
AFTER
tlie Ki'ii-r:tti.u kimi.h of ..IllitT sex nhtihcl
.trsmt: tii'iij the rtvi ic ih ot ..t.n.u ants,
u,ti;w co r.r opimii, "r iluii'il. nu'hful inilin--rctloii,or
b.iltlt::'-!:-c. etc., buch ahtoxsol
Hiain lotr. A akv ii tia, Ik-arinK l"wti
I'aaisinthc iia.-k. niiitul U ukm-.. ll
tera, Nr r,u- pr ration, NottnniHl iiu
ih, Leucrrhie, DizzinrtK. Weak Meinury,
Lof Fowe :inl linrKitei.c , whit h i in ,
le-rfi li:n leu.il to iuiiiaturMld au? and
iriK.i.(t. FiKrila ik x; 6 bvxef fur oo.W
Stitt bv it.:il '.n rfst-uif.t of prir
MltlllrA .IKMI. is given
ith ery .) order re-ived. to rrfuml tnt
niuii y i n IVrniitiii-m uie, m i ottft tt-t.
V. i- ha. t "i '.'UMjti tioI Trtt.ii.oiiiaU In.n- 'd
i,':'r "Utlfcf, Of bllth IM Xt, Who hVC lift 1 1
priiri!ie'ith cure! b ti.e ue 'f Ai'hnriitiin
Circnlur 1it. Ao.irca- '
Irttr ;rilC4l IMI .
Wt-trn Hr iuh, Hox. loi I'm U, Ore-n.
For fMie b i-olift Manoii, who eta.vtitl
refail dnu'tii. A'a:i 'reii''n
. ili'Y TAXKS. .Xo'.ice is heri-ht rivrn that
! tx r i of th . iv i f l inv. Or..
f..r 'It ir U9u, 1... : ft. i.iscei n m
k.'i is c 1. ii..i-, O ut 1 e.il: b.- !'t
coai' it .ii; ui e-s f in ct.. ta tect-itr
an l receipt f-.i ti e m. cl snied ii. aiil mil,
loithe ic. . ,f ;) a; n fun: i'otf 1 1
th1-L:uti -' II !ttp itmuiitin ut(( alj at
me sxpirst'cn if il.ir; il. ihrtreiftei
i;l he returiic! toil.e c iminun voiiicil (f
the cay oi AH.oi y us '-linqiient, sml cu ts
ana siiK-iiSts .01 coihctui,; .inh t xes be
auueu thereto. JoIlN N HOKVAN.
it v Mr-lnl.
Datu-l at Albany, Or., this 19th dn of 11 y
le&u.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
L W.s.fty Lodes No. ij;
. II.
meet.
tver Monday evenii.tf ar the O. A. K
hall on rVrv street, l.siween Second and
I hird. Alluny, Oregon. Sriainri-rs In 'he
. it, anil transient brethren Cordially iuvlttd
to alt .d.
Harriet Hubbard Avers Hecam-I
ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can
be obtained at Hubbard's new
drug store.
hb.:'i Hi
Tlie Deieiratel FrencL
CURE
VVaTrd,07.PHaODIIiNEv
5
DEVASTATING STORM
A Train Goes Through ft Trestle
at Parkesviile. '
CUSTODIANS THICKS DXFOltD
Aa 01 Slip Eiplodes- As Eabnl Joloi
thrakdiaa C.lony-Aa Ed tor
8nat-H.t Wsaihet.
St. Paii., June 5. Reports of
damage from the storm are now
coining in from various parts of
the northwest. In general the
rain was a benefit but the Wii N.u the proposiiion of free coinage,
that .auie wit.i it. in some plaeyte believed the majority of the
washouisaud floods that resulted t people opposed tlie opeiiiiig ot the
from i , caused many thousands of
dollars loss to railroad, farms and
toWIIS.
Tne damage at Red Wing and
Zumhrua. Minn., are very tuavy,
many dwellings were ruined and
lauiilie forced to vacate. In Belle
(.'reek valley .ill the tracks on the
Minneapolis & St. I'anl division of
C. M. kVc St. P. were destroyed.
Cattle pastured on the "bottims
are reported drowned. In sum.
places tra ks aie buried 13 Jeet
under the earth.
A CAY CUSTODIAN.
He
Forges' Check aud Draw
Money on Dummy Order.
atii.k, June 5 Mt-Combs,
the cnio liiiii of the funds of the
iretieral relief com in n lee oran-
tzeil uner ttie tieat ui ol a jeir
c Hivictfd in the superior
-oiirt to-ilay ot fiix ' the name of
one of the coiiiiiiiltee'n beneli 'iaiy'B
I and eiiilor.-iiii; the checks drawn
j tiy he committee. Mix'umljV
i su aliiig aiiioiini . -d to wv. -1
I tliiiti.-Hnd. lie lorged hnrdreds al
i iliim.-oy ac'I.i a ions lor relief.
; p.iM.-ied them liiino-li, hud check-
Ira a n by l lie i-mii nii t e ttiid then
; f iriieii i In eii lort-iiieiits of the
i jMitie- f r Iiuiii tlie clieikri ert
! dr.i n ari l lia..l the checks col
i It'Cled.
CHANGE OF PLACK.
' Troop fin
lug I., their New
Lo-
cation.
Portland. Ju ieo. The becond
('..v.ilry, L'. v A., lo' untie time at
Wail. i Walia, Washington, arrived
i.ete today en route to their new
(io-I in Arumia. A l.ir.'e iiimiiiei'
f i-oMietB 1'r-Jn Fort Coeurd'Aleiie
al-u Hriivcd 10 'lay, and at three
o'clock thin iilteriiuon the entire
party, numbering 700, inciullll.
officers. pr.vateM and their fam
ilies, left hy special train over the
ffou'hein Pacific rulroal. Tne
train confifts of forry catj and is
divided into three .-ectioiiK.
CMATILLA COl'NTT.
j Result of the Election of State
I Ticket lu Full.
Pendleton, June 5. The vote
of Umatill i county via canvassed
10 lav hy the county clerk with
ihe ioPoAitii re-ult: Hermann
1015. Miller 1631, Bruce 294,
Tnouipsoii 1303, Pennoyer 22 2,
McBmle l.)51, Townsend b'A,
Pierce :), Metchan M3tf, Wehlt
18")H, Walker 23S. Bean lo25. Boi.
Iniiii 1S32, McKlr.iv 10o3. LeR..y
lTtiJ, Jury 2d:, Baker loul, O'Brien
19-2; di-t tct ju lge, Kakin lotto,
CliUorl U'.)7; di-trict attornev,
K.iud 1612. Hyde 19 U. The deiii
oerats elect"d the entire C nnt
ticket nil h the exception of McKay
re. ul. In-, in, ior coroner, who re
ceivcii 237 majuritv.
THE: INDIAN TO II A NO.
The Scaffold Is Erected for That
l'urpoxe.
Portlnd. .lime o. The scaffold
on wi i'-h "Hello,'' the ("matillu
Iiidi.in 1 1 l.e executed to-morrow,
was erect e I in the countv court
house v.ir 1 t'i-dav. lie was con
victed o' tne i.uir lerof a squaw on
the Uin itill.i reservation, tint he
utill as-erts hi ; i.i'io ence. In the
United states circuit court to-day
Judge Heady made an order th it
the n-maiiis be delivered i'lier 10
Dr. Cant home or the Oregon Hta'e
medical college.
A MAGNIFICENT EXHIBIT.
California to Send a Section of Red
wood Treea.
San Fkancisco. June 5. Prepar
a'.ion.- are bein made to take out a
section of the laige redwood trees
of Tulare com ty, California, for
exhihiiion at the wmld's lair at
Chi'ip) in 18!; The section of
ttic tree which ui'.l be sent is to b
nine feet in hei.dit and sixty inches
in i ircilinferi'iiet. Th tree Itself
ni.'H-nr. s H t'e t in irciiuiference.
The work pn p iring the section
nar 1're ii'y t-nun and will employ
10 iio-ii tnu n.onths. Three flat
car" will l.e required for its trans
tM.it alum of tl.e exl ilnt, which is
exp. ctcd to weigh about 65 thous
and pounds.
ESTIMATKS OF POPULATION.
Wait Cntll the Enumerator
Ascertain.
San Francisco. Jane 5. Census
SniK-rvi-or Davis estimates the
populatiun of this city at 336.000,
w 'Ii the Chine-e population at
TnlHl rxploslon on An Oil Ship
i'.i vdelphi.a, June 5. This
a't : noon au explosion occurred in
the tank of tbe steamer Hausen-
kurt, lying at the Atlantic Oil Re
Baing company'8 dock. The breeze
OPlhe vessel was ruined and 800,
OOP gallons of oil together with
OotiBiderable household property,
wan destroyed by fire. The fire "is
attributed to spontaneous combus
tion. Joseph Quinn, the shipping
clerk, was covered with turning
Oil and died. Thirteen oilier men
were burned of whom three
dio.
uav
THE DAT IS CONGRESS.
The Silver Bill Receive a Pretty
i Thorough Ulmuniiiu.
Washington, June 5. tn the
senate the silver bill was taken up
H-lli llis.rwlf a litruuuu. I tit,. u.,.,..i..
mints to tree coinage
Stewart gave irom his point of
view a resume of the hgislitive
proceedings which have resulted in
the demonetization of the sil.er
dollar in 1873. lie declaied that
the amendment t deiuouetiz
s lvcr was never read in either
home.
.snerman produced the nriuinil
hill of 1S73 from the file-oT IIi-m-ii-ate
to show that not . nly was ih
auienduient read and voted for in
the eel. ate but was amended oil his
(rherman's) mo'ion.
The silver bill then went over
with, ut action.
Tiie s 'tiate hill to authorize the
consti uction of a bridge across the
Colutnliia r.ver by the Oregon
Kailway & Extension company ad
j turned.
Sherman then addressed the
-enate and he said he had consent
ed lo the increase of circulation
proposed in the bill to 54 millions a
year. He believed the !reaurt
notes based on silver bullion wou d
be as safe a stibsiitnte for paper
money as could be conceived, lie
did not ulj -cf to their being legal
lender for all debts, public and
prive.te. That was far preferable
to the free coinage of rdvet, be-au-e
with a'l ell'orts made to get
-ilver dollar iiu circu'a'im tln-re
as nut one of them in circulation
or everv inhabitant of Kniili-di
-hilliucs or four liancs. In o i
cliistoti .-dierman said he wo .id
vo'eforany mea-iire that wo iid in
lis judgment .-ecu re and m.i'ii'ap
by metallic sta id.itd, one ii. . i
AOUl I II H delll. n IU9 g'. ! p
cau-e it to he hoarded i-r exported
"Utthat would es'alish both gold
and silver as a couitnm s andard
at fixed ratio not only in theCiiited
states but in all the nations of the
world.
IN THE BOI SE.
McKinley from the committee on
rnleu reported a resolution provid
ing; that the house shall proceed at
once) to the consideration of the
silver bill and that the consider
tion shall continue till aturdav,
when the previous question shall
be ordered. The resolution was
adopted.
The republicans that voted in
the negative are, Anderson, United
States; Binine, Connecticut ; De
haven, Keatherate, Tunstun, Kel
leiuec, Morrow, Hermann and
Ti.wnsend of Colorado
The democrats voted in Ihe alliir
mative, the bill hiving been read
by Conger ami offered Ihe caucus
bill as a substitute. It is Fu'istau
tially as tollows: The secretary ol
the treasury is directed to purchase
from time to time, si leer .lii'hon to
the amount of 4V2 millions worth
of fine t-ilver each month, at its
market p-ice, not exceeding one
dollar for tluee hundred and seveu-tv-one
and twenty five live out
hundredths grains ol pure silver,
and issue in payment treasury notes
to be prepared hy the secretary of
the treaHiiry. Section two provides
that the tr. a-ury notes be redeem
able on demand in coin, and such
treasury notes to be legal tender
'or all debts, pu iic and private.
Section tluee provides that, the
sectetary of the treasury shall coin
such portion of the bullion pur
chased as may be necessary to pro
v'de for redemption of the treasury
notes provided for.
.Section six provides that when
ever the market price of silver as
determined in pur -nan e of sect on
1, one doll.ir for 371 25M1 gruns
of pure silver, it shall he ltwtul lor
the owner of any silver bullion to
deposit the same at anv coinage
mint of the United S'ates to be
turned into standard ilver doll irs
for Ir." benefit as provided lor in
thp act of Januarv 18 13.57.
Representative Mills from the
committee on P tcilic r mds to d.i
ren rted to tiie house a bill agreed
on by the committee for refunding
the government indeh'e Jne- "ii
Union and Central Pacific roads.
I he report says that settlement
should be made with refcrvnc- to
consideration that they should be
of such a character as not to de
stroy the value of the stock. They
are house and sen te b lis and
said bills agree i i fixing rate of in
terest at a per cent, ior tne union
Pacific and 2 per cent, for the Cen
tral Pacific and places the adjust
ment at 2 years for the t entrai
Pacific and 50 years for the Union
Pacihc.
The report says these are
chanees demanded bv the d:ffer-
ences in the situation and earning
capacity of the properties and the
nnanciai
abilities of the com
panies.
After long debate the house ad
journed. We have our new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the best value ever
shown in Albany at w. k . Read s.
SCOTT MURDER CASE.
On Trial at McMinnvil e at the
Present Term.
WHISKS T AND I DIAN RAIDS.
Nsw Postmaster et Pa oass-Eesd
oivj B 'tne EodarseitDt Mi
K.niey Billon It Merit.
Be-
McMin.xvillk, June 5. The tes
timony in behalf of tne state in the
.Scott murder trial was completed
thia morning. But little new tes
timony other than that produced
at ihe coroner's inquest. The
finding of ammunition to reload to
lire the second shot, and the g in
being placed in its accustom, d
place shows familiarity with the
premises tnat the prosecution
claims was tne woik ol a stranger,
Dclctidant was the lirst witness
called in his own behalf. He told
a s raiglitiorwaid blory ; that he
miiht have blood. d his clo h 8
wlnle but h ring or marking hogs,
or h might possibly have attempt
ed to raise his ie wncu he found
her dying on the porch. A large
n p. ui be r of the representative cit -zens
testified as to Scott's votal
character, and relatives tf Scott
testified as to the affectionate rela
tionship ol Scott and his wife.
The defense rested at 5 o'clock.
Toe state furnished rebutting tes
timony at 0 o clock. The court
adjourned ill 8 to-monow, when
the argument w ll be made to the
jury.
THE INDIAN RAID.
Whisky a I' una I at the Bottom of
the Trouble.
Denver, June 5 J. II. Ho't,
fnircl.a-iiig .i.eut lot tne Importing
Cattle company, o" Wvoining, ar-
live.l hete tlii- ui'H-niii n I givee
t brtet account ol a i ludi.ni mas-
Sicie ui-curi itn; in ibe tippet
ireen rixer country several .lave
ago. lie savs tu.it a par. y of ludi
are that hid be. ome intoxicate-:
.Mill w.ii-Ky furnu'.el by ranch
men, came to tne camp of the g iv-
etniiietl' surveyor- an I ilellloiideo
ill .re 'fix'-w iter." It Ming re
ii:-ed tin Ii-bins al'a k- d tht
, k .1 i S lie 'tie' enui iet r.
Ct itti-ndeii in the tbinl division ol
the coveruiiient survey nn 1 chain
bearers E. W. I iinl.erl.iKe. Ueo
W'o hIs and Henry Dvermegei.
Je se Lee, asisiant engineer,
left on the field f t .lead but re
i-oveied surticii'n'iy M get to a
ne'gliiiui ranch where he now
lies iu a precarious ondition.
GOOD MARKSMEN.
Cadets Succeed In Hitting the Mark
Admirably.
West Point, June 5. This af
ternoon was the firing d-ill at tin
sea coast battery on the rivet
shore. The tins were manned hj
cadets of the second class with re
lief detachment from the first
class. The trg.- was a patch ol
hitew.ts'i o.i f ne pr-i ipitous side
of Crow's Nest sever..! icet above
the river shore. The marksman
ship was excellent, particularly
with tifLs, mid the target was hit
manv limes.
Challenge for a Duel.
New York, June 5. Colonel
Anditnv H. Daws n, assistant dis-trii-t
attornev, to-day sent a chal
lenge '0 ex-Judge- (innonisy S. Bed
iord. a'lo'lier as.-i'aut district at
torney to li.ht a duel. I he: trouble
urew out ol tne conduct of a iiiurdei
a-e by Bedlorl. An application
for a wan ant for Dawson's anest
lor sen.litig Ihe challenge was mad"
in the name of John Doe. The
ju Ige reset ved his d. ci-ions.
KindliiK Another Will Case.
New York, June 5 Judge
Beach kLmu d tlie findings in the
lildeti will case, declaring the be
qu.-st to the Tildeu tiu-t illegal
and void. It gives a ju Iguient for
Col. ti. o. II. Tildcn, the plaintiff.
Judge I'.eacb directs the cxecutots
to account for the residuary estate
and to diMrioii'e it among the
plaintiff an I the other heirs.
Railroad Accident.
Win-.r.i. e". Juno o. 1.
renort h..s reached here to flight
that a train with B. & O. officials
on board, went through lite trestle
between here aud 1'ai kers'mrg. A
ur.-ekiti.s train let! for the scene
with an Associated Pre-s reportei
on -o.rd. IM-.t s win fe late.
Det-.t's w ill be late.
rten. cinrkson n i Tarty.
DrWEK, -Hine ft.-Assistant
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Poctnoisti r General Clarkson. wile
nnd oartv of friends arrived here
thi iu .riling from Des Moines in a
special car attached to the I . r.
last mail. Geo. t larksou stated
ihut the trio was purely one of
nleasure.
I'nev will gc t Portland, Seattle
and San Fiaucis o.
liarn aud Stock Uurned.
MoDito, Cal.. June 5 Last
evening tne large hri -k barn o!
W. Roberts a' II mis' Kanch. 20
ml es ea-t of Mo e t ', was burned
to the ground. itli two mules, six
horses and 80 tons of hay. The
tire is sup osed to h ive lieen set
by a tramp. Loss, $U0J0; insur
ance, f-'00.
Estimated Losses.
St. Lotis, Jnne 5. The Repub
licans York Nebraska special savs
tue laiamies in lirausnaw are 19.
The wounded have been removed
to other towns or into the country,
Estimated loss will reach $250,-
0VU. Of the stricken household it
is estimated that not 10 per cent
will be able to erect roofs over
their beads.
NARROW OACQE DESTINATION
Bound to
O Tlaromajk
ranee.
te WU.
Eloene, Jnne 5. Parties work
ing between Coburg and hnring
field in the interest of the Southern
Pacific Companv, securing the right
of way for the proposed extension,
slated that construction would
Commence in a short time and that
the Southern Pacific company will
build direct to Winnemucca as
soon as possible.
Apache oa RtMrfaUoa.
San Francisco, June 5. A mes
sage has been received at the army
headquarters that no Apaches had
left the San Carlos reservation.
It is thought that Hardie's mur
derers have crossed the Mexican
line and troops are changing posi
tions all along the line.
Orders have been issued to shoot
the murderers on sight and per
mission is expected from the Sec
retary of War for troops to enter
Mexico.
lie STklp to Canada.
Bridgeport, Conn., June 6. A
case ot embelzlement which oc
curred here several months ago,
by which several prominent resi
dents of Trumbull and surround
ing towns were victimized out ol
$80,0 0 has just come to light.
ihe alleged embezzler is Robin
Beerp, son of Laerande L. Beers, a
young lawyer of much promise.
It is thought Beers has gone to
Canada.
A Long Crue.
Sax Francisco, June 5. The U.
S. steamer Rush to-day failed on a
l .ng 'jriiise. Sbe ia in command o
Capt Caulson. The sailing orders
require her to proceed to Behrin
sea, where she will probably per
ioim patrol duty.
Don't Like tL- A (eat.
Sciiawano, Wis., June 5. Fii
teeii hundred Menominee Indians
ave driven out the Indian sgem
t the muzzle of their Wiu diesicr.-.
Trouble is feared.
Postmaster for Palouao.
Washington, June 5 Tlie pres
ident sent to the senate the nomi
nation of Thomas Smith as post
master at Palouse, Wash.
Basra! Xndoraed Heartily.
Portland, ' Me., June 5.--Tbe
republicans of the first district re
nominated lion. Thos. B. Reed
for congress by acclamation.
Killed by HI Son.
Huron. June 5. Jack Handly.
editor of Huron Herald, was shot
and killed to-night by his 16 year
old son during a quarrel.
Hot Weather.
New York, June 5. Exceed
ingly hot weather has prevailed,
followed by furious lightning and
wind storms. Two men were
tatallv hurt and others slightly in
jured.
Crook County.
Qehoco Review.
Crooked river ana ucnoco nave
gone down almost to low wat-r
a ark. The snow is almost an out
of the mountains east of here,
hence low water.
The bulk of the wool shorn in
Crook countv this vear has been
shipped to The Dalles, where it
w-.ll pro'iatuv remain in ware
house until tne market opens up.
At present there seem to be l ttle
stir in the wool market, and it is
feared that prices will be low
w hen buyers begin purchasing.
For Sale.
40 acres of suburban property.
A great bargain. Also a go u
restaurant in a growing city. We
have some bargains in city and
county property. inquire
Guiss & Hedrick.
of
For Sale.
A number one three year old
colt, well broken to drive, a cart
and harnesi, all cheap ior casn.
For particulars inquire ol K. n.
unk.
Matthews & Washburn continue
to push business and evince that
bv a bran new ad., in another
column. - nn; uia
i ei : l : . :
Tbwr
not be handsome but
be is
kbly striking.
rire c -via and notions on first
j floor, clothing department and
gents furnishing gWs on second
I ii ... 4 W Ui m nssn m
uoor at -. ... -.i... -
Go to the Monogram for
fine
cigars, candy, nuts and fruit.
Art studio. Mattie E. Martin,
room 12, Mcllwain building.
Wako L'p
Two hundred nickle alarm clocks
lust received at r. M. rrencn s.
the corner jeweler store,
cut in prices.
A big
Julius Gradwohl has made ar-
ranm-menta to mve awav a gol'i
watch. His customers are invited
to call and sen it.
Bear, liver plllsTre a mfld l.xat.ve
. .at .! - th. li.-ar anil k
nevs as well asjlne ooweia. a.u
Kit9.
.
Call and see oar
Russian iar
and Fasenets at Klein Bros.
A GREAT COILNTRY.
Speeeh of Hon. Chauncey M,
Depew en The World's Fair.
A COUNTRY OF DETELOPMKXT.
Tk Harveba Growth of th West! garth
c4 Beith is Poa!atia, Bllrd
and Maiafaetmla;.
Chic ago, June 5. At the meet
ing of the Chicago Press Club this
evening Hon. Chauncey M. Depew
in an au. tress saio in part :
ihe question which has been as
signed to niv by your committee
is the "World's Jrair." and tbe
success or the failure of this great
enterprise will be dependent in a
great measure up -u ihe v.ew
which i- taken of it by the press of
tbe cointy. Bidden here to
speak upon the "World's Fair," in
one view 1 may appear as the cap
tive, chained to the char ot-w heels
of the conquer for tbe purpose
of gracing bis triumph, but a
broader and more generous con-
ception is, that after a healthy and
iriendly rivalry as to location, vre
are now all equally earnest and
enthusiastic lor a phenomenal
success. 1 did all that I could and
exhausted every legitimate re
source to cany this great fair to
V Tl. -r
c ivit. i iic aiuuieute ji
that controversy are now nc ent
history. New York bad no ni
mo tes, no jealousies, noenm ties,
nd l am here to say that all that
is in her power to do will be done
for tbe exhibition in Chicago.
TheColumbu-quadri centennial
celebration, will be the only one
within recorded time in which all
the world can cord allv and fra
ternally unite. The occasion is at
jnce our opportunity and our nec
essity our opport nity to show
to ti e nations ot the woiid our
marvelous growth in population,
in settlement, in cities, in rail
roads, and our developement in
agricultural, niine.al and mana-
acturing resources ; our necessity,
in presenting to commercial peo-
p'es ot all races and climes a view
jf our surplus in the products of
mine and mill, of farm and factory
Ahich will furnish tbe incentiea
for barter and exchange in all the
marts of the w.rld. which by ab
sorbing that which we can produce
oeyond our needs in almost infinite
volume, shall burden t .e ocean
with our freights, 8-aU re-create
ior us a merchant marine, shall
carry our flag once more upon
every sea and into eveiy bar- or,
and employ and enrich our own
people. We forget that we ar
three thousand miles from the
nearest of the oldest nations and
that our traditional policy has
prevented them from becoming
acquainted with us. Our flag has
almost dissapeared from the seas.
our freight is carried in foreign
vessels, our navv is a myth, and
the resources of our diplomacy are
wholly unequal to the task ot
reaching the intelligence of for
eign lands.
With tiie broad, generous spirit
which will inspire the visitors to
this Exhibition, the West wi'l
discover that the East with its
conservatism, intellectuality and
prosperity has not lost its vigor,
and the East will find that' the
West with its stal wait force and
push and drive is abreast w ith tbe
bast in intelligence, culture and
refinement. While Ihe East and
W st w ill meet the "South here
with fraternal greetings and re
ciprocal respect, the representa
tives Irom eveiy et.te win learn
arew the lesson that peace, pros
perity and power can be strength
ened and perpetuated only in the
tedcral Union.
Thure was a time when the
weekly Tribune reached every
ton in the West, and Horace
Greeley's opinions werethe bond
oi com in n sentiment and national
union, but the Associated Press
distributes with impartial band
the news of the wold to the
newspapers in every city in the
land. The result is that the jour
nals of every town no to the public
only as far as the train can carry
them during the uiorn.ng hour r
beiore the tamily clock strikes the
note for retiring. Universal cir
culation all over the country is no
longer possible to any ne'spa;er,
I and tbe editorials of the local press
I , j I t . . - ,
i mouiu tne opinions oi ineir people.
i-l mere lias una uw
the inauguration of our first pres-
ident so auspicious for a national
and mternatioa ! exhibition in
the United State . In 187tt we
bad only partially recov red from
the most disastrous financial panic
of the centu-y. The sojth has
not yet started upon it new ue
velopement, and was still suffer ng
rom the d.s -.d.-r.-a a oi'terne-s
of ncit sttu -tion. But now we
are at the very consummation of
Dea -e and orosDeritv. We are on
on the pinnacle of a century of un
exampled gt)Wtll. dtV.l. p lllt M
and progres". Ihe vast region
west of the Missouri river which
was a wilderness in 1876 has ben
fruitful iu new states added to the
Union, the railroad has penetrated
along the valleys and climbed to
the mountain to., carrying pop
ulation, opening farms, develop-
in mine.. rW.ZZ7J2Z
I.: I millB. UU11U1I1K nilieo
i nig nn'. . . X. ;
i ripe ana reauy ior tue iapCT.i
lot tne worio.
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