Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 12, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

TTCr 7 -
f
-
-.-- d
v y
t r-.
T
"ALBANY, )KKi(V THURSDAY, JUNE I-'. 11)0.
20 cents a week.
VOL. V.0. 18
inllcatlou
.and oifk-e
Uri.ii 29, lr!l. f
;tvK i:i.r !
- e pr.o :sioin of ttir
v l.i78, e.itiihit "An
. Ian.- ill the -fte
-da. anil Wa-hin-K..u
, cf Port lami,
ate of Oregon, ha
. hi. s'orn va iu
a chue of the S- F.
n-hip No 11 outii
ff;T pnlul to -!lo'
:ioi . v t,u -.btc or it
r f'tfrii-u'Tiiia' i-ui-
.HCl lll tO f i 'I !,i.
Vc.-i' rr of it.l ' ill
ua Wei'iil.:..! c, lll
'f. lie n.ii-i n
: S"i , Ore.: .'i.
United Stiie?
Oregon Cut, dr .
OTICr. Is) lit .En "
-ompli jn e vim '
at of Co gn as uf Ju ,c
a -t for ne pals of tiin .
ofc if irnii, Oreo
t Ji lerritor. ," rer
Cou it . of Malt o .-.
tlii dav nie in in. .
mei.t .No :977, f...- llu
k ti n . . lu. ,;
r iit- No. 1 e f , a...'
tnat the land .i in .
t hi -r or -ton.-fX'se'.
an. I to e-r .1i:,si.
l-1 ire the Heiri Te.
M Ore .on C v, Or.
2 tri ,,v ()f .v, u.
Mr'i"HS-?; . ;. s (
F. Uj-e. of Scio, Or-
l.rlnoo-1. Oregon. J. f
non. Oregon.
.vnv itt.d .ill er-..
above- le-i rii.-. larj... .
h r o ii i , th .
Uy ri Vuu-t, ISO?.
j-i Win u c. .,i
''ani.-roi,, or u b .-
:liinr n''vtT.'-: th
; e i -;iti 'rd ti r
or riei' re .i ' !i
r. appkvx.
neji-rer.
In the Jusiici-'i nurt in and ror
Alb.iny ireciot-t in X.inn C'uuntt,
N. C. W.Rislcy, pl;i,nt;ff.
vs.
Loui Ivnnlnvirli, il( f.-nil:iiit.
T.i L.i.tU Ivanliirii'h, ihv a'.ovi-rmn.-d
ii.-fftid;int.
IS THE N ME ()K T"C T T ' OF
Ore-on (ouarr !:c-,l,. ri-riuirt-ri tu
apjitiir lirfore tin: u: l -r-ii.i-;
J utii-e nf tlii- Peace for in.- piei im i
a!ore:iUl on Hit- 2Mli tl..y uf Jinn- l'.l i
at tlie li.mr of : . 1. .. k in tin- aft-r
rtiiori of said day nfter tlie n : i--iif
tf til siimmoii' once a week fcr six
Ciii"-iitivi: week, :it tin; otlire jl
-airi Ju-tice in said precim t to imwe
tlu- atoe nuiue j.':iintttf in a civ.l
action
Tlie defendant take notice t!i:i!
if he fail to an-wer tlie ccuiplaiiit
lierein t'.a- d.fend iiit ".ill take jud.e
Ulrlit n LTit i rir.1 y hi f..r tlie sum of tet,
six! 22 100 do"ii.ir ::'il lor the co?t
i.m! .lir.t)U' seiiii Ti's or llii? action.
Tlii-i !nim'i'on i v.; (j .-bed .y ri'-r
of Ihe uniei siirncd duly made tnis l'Jlli
d.iv of May ltfM.
GK" MI MPIJIIET
Justice of the 1'cne for .ibunj
Dri-ciu. r I.:n;i f.'ouniv, Oreir in.
l 1.-.
In Tr .jt.iint
'he st ,te uf
L'lin.
'ii-ir: Tri t
Orev.-.-ii f r : ii.- .
I-nr I.rv--;i'
, u
tin'
. i
i ;;u.e
,1 ....
if
t.ie
on
re
.t
i. !
- ;:t-ti i' t.ie
ar .Ini v t: r-i
llr
held ! lt" r
-t M.iiKtav
Ille t ill
of .J ii y laflC. .
n ititie.l t' at ir
ana-viT a Im i '
tilf i I
f..r .ir- ll
11 inO i d ir-. v
j er cent : ei .
iherr.f. a: : '
mciiti i.f :!i act
i. .H1
' i :. h.r..
t. i . n-.ki :i
r- d. ' lie i.!a
nt a.:tii:rf ".
;ti-re ' at eif.t
::o.:i :h- iiat--i
;nii i;iril)ura-
b- taxed.
I llii nn in :
i Mi; iln d iu the
SN'ATOk !iy oriler nt
1. K. N. Hlacki.ur . ju'te nt ea.il
emit aide m; clifimlii rs, ilay" 13,
1500. J y JiEAD.
L. fi M M ANN K,
A li.ru'js !or ( li'iitiffs.
m.IKe ol i laal IJleiueiit.
In tl e C'.'iir.ry Court '! Luiu county
Oi . ou
l:i t.ie mat' . -.: e estate A. 5.
L !!', tlei tased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKX
that 'he uiiilerii;npd !) -t!i:
iiay liltd h--r hnal ao
cniit at Ailininitrtrix of tlie
E.'ate of A S Lioney, deoeased,
n t that li.e '"Urr. ins api-oin'e-l
'J'u. .-day the Stii day ot J;ly IS'Jj at
2 o'olo. k p. M., of aid iU, us he
t n i- t... h -am v ol.j fte lib t ' id
.li-.'oiint iin : for Sl im -lueii
tln r. Oii. e;i J urn: 4th. ! -!.
Mauv A. LooNtY
Adii.iiii-tratr.x. of liie e.late o!
A S. Looiiey, deceased.
Gl-O W. KIOIIT.
A t ri.ey for Aduiinnitrairix.
i
Pulillralloii.
re,'ini f"ifv, or.
uniOffl-i it
May -'8.
lst.
iiEt;
. Will
I hn
.. lllee
!.hl
, ami
Into.
a.rt of
. will
e or
C
1'. 1-
n.a.i
Clan
111.!.:
In '
he
A
1 S'.HJ
1 I'! .
Moii 1:1)
Frtsi!. 1.
For the S,
K- I V
ll lie
lail-'
II
iin.
... ."iliul !
p 13 . j
o..Wlll i
' 1 IIIIIO'.IS i
at.oii (!,
n a'i
. . 1 '
el real-
U'i
tlii
at
- . i'
n.i'ir :
t .ir "
Ali.ain 1.1 1
:. ' I'.. 1
,1. 1m- .
,- j.iO.
11k - -Ml
61 t
. f Al'
.,. fi-'' "' I -' "' o '
, . i ii. . . :m tJiiMin "
v..,. ii.. . .loJ .I 'h
..f .. I l.i'td Mates.
Ill etliin.liv her. of iln-
... I i.-.: ..( ,.ri"i.e thi ilt il.' l .f
mv
l.li. d
5. U
I-.. L. I--'.
C. niptrwMer of 'he Cum ixv.
ftnllce for r
Sn..V;e th. celebrated . three ply and :n:raiii carpets at
filleil 5-tent ;.k'S, aianiifiictuieJ 1 very low puces at the Albany lur
jit J ulius Jos ili'i cigar factory. aitux utoru.
eHOfcy',
1WU 1 J
mi
-UCCK.-SOllS TO KKVUSSK V KLEIN
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
ALBANY BAKKRY?
PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CAKE- FOU-.'. I . 'FRESH HU1TS P.FK . I Fi:FS!l P.AKKD
..VKl)DI.NO-.-. HII AND VKUETAHLI-.S liUEAl'
Choice TaVn- Dt'li--jn-i- sn-1 a Full
Liu;- ot FitiUTV .-ui'l Staple G l i's uinl Pro-
visions, auue'l Gtmils, ?Mit, U:iu lirs. Ftc, . E tc.
'
I .i Ful'- fjhi'i of' ItHiHtrtt
A
Ai iiiiniit 1 t t ii '.hi and si- '
Iiii .v.-ii iih a 4- ear o .1 re.', id '2.'i'.l.
t'l i. .eu:!.. nt, 3 -ar ;i,f r-iaird 2;3.", hi.-I
Vi 'aiiv. InmMiiiaiiil i:utda;as
It . Ml
ALTACiO, 9320
3 u,ir 'ml n corn 2:1 1 S n nf A'tani' nt, the i-iie of a rei:i"ifift and Maukti'
An i.i.'. recon! 'J;3."i ( ill oc tiiai f :2s ) Dauuliter of th- fanmu I. rood mare
Alici- iJr ik, , the 1 lain 1 d Norman Med 111 111. ill he kept at I'nrvni liti .Mnudax f
ind Tin s la ; at llulsey, Vi diiehda f and Thursday and at home Krid.ijV
old -aturdav
S.'Sroi: ciniiiiii ncin' Anri! 1-it, and nn renpnnihi'ity ansumed for acnidi nt.
I ll . I 111' our p i-r-ins for p ist favor we iuvite all a lmoerR of the lijhi
liarei-.s lior.-e to call and see 1 s. A fi w elioice hrood maies nit'd to th
in.- fct i.i.ri. alf choice j 111 lir'.virs and colts iroin lm sale. Will takt
le.i3i.n in el.ouiiiu Kink anvil iv xii 1 t Sunday.
MCKNIGHT BROS
Star
..A FL LL STOCK OK
Stap'o Groceries
i i
iilaMiii'i
1
The ii'it finality . f te-, ccOets, caneies,
. nut. ft-.
KUK.Ml P.AKEIi RWEAD EVERY
DAY.
At thit iM re'ia.'!c hTHe is a!so to be
' h set-oi.a 'le Iiiiof rfr'vries nrnl pre
v. oitd, sii' h &j j
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order.
'achmiy Mustard,
K andies rind A'wfe. !
Lantern 3uckwheat Flour.
Canned Goods of All Kinds.
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
" httc tforwK were all hnujlit when prio-. ;
-v-t S-u ati:l the nelir o tl e nmriftfi will v i
r ru t- his cu-t inert. H ni-iifr the piat;( j
l rre ?M fur hit un Kirt a'id BrnaUlMu Md,
Conrad Jlier.
Notice t. Contractors and ftulldert.
1)!iS wilt le received In H. II. Herittoi
AI .a y, up tn 12 o'. Im-K rnmn on b itui--1.
v, M ir 'aivt. f.-r iur ihiiikf the inateri.I
1: i iii.or t-. er.--t at-io -t'.ry dwelinii; hnne
j'.ii si e.:iric iti.xi? caii ne ;eeii at tr
llk-e i :. W. Avers, arctiitevt, "T at Mi.
K itt o'fi.-. in one hui diii the luhl
rteridd to rt ject -iy arm 11 bids.
.BIfS
VOTk'E TO Ci-SrHACTOI
oi rite lan nn it or a fruine 1 hiiu ii on
ihe u.rraT if ilii.il :e tl'irrih m.ts
Aii.aio . will be reiaive ' at 'he ) ai-on .-,
ti' 6 o-ln -k p 111 , Juiii- IU. Pl.n.s ai d
pt . i' i' it!. 1 culi be -ei 11 ttf the tt ce ot tl e
S U'i.r I'n.e ll.-oi a d LumU r Co.. A.1.&..V.
the t.u-e-. ie.-..-rvc the light to reject anv
.lid all iid-.
The tinet line of rarpefs i" the
c'tv, incluiling l'.riissels, to and
jilKCiT
d ami l;m'ntic Cif'ttv,
Dt lo.
'm
Zi -Jti!!
't irii'.iit'rf crane
I't n e, tlie 'i on
U : l l k. i.t a
i. a;, i I lD- ia,
i in. nie
al
"WZE3 jptz-
101;
CHICKENS
-$5.00 TER DOZEN, -
EGGS ISCEiMVS.
Mm Iter Garrett.
ll tbolntr I nrt
j ! Origin 1 Aiet:e Ointment is
, jiiI put Ui in lare Iwo-oume tin
! ''.ixe, and in an alMlute cure for old
irs. hurii. wn unda chapped IiiiiicIb
tud all akin erupliona Will pnritive
lvcuraall kindb of piles. ArV tor the
Original Ahieiine Odi'inetil. Sold hy
PiediiM A- Mi. i-nii at -J5 iciita per box
'y lUHi. :ju l ent.
Why.
tiy shotil'ln'i the (spirit of
mrnsa be proud w b.-n uxd Irech
lir e," es can lie bought 80 very
t i e o t Spencer & Blackburu'a.
A U 1 order will convince you.
I! J!!! I. : -
!. u ) :
mmm .
Absolutely PUW. 3
I ti'iM iowuer never varies. A taarvei
1! mi i:,trciith and hokr.liieneM.
More -VoLouiical :!ian the ordinal!
titlds and rannot he ..1I in compi II
on with ::iiiltiliide ol Inn letl, idiori
veiu'il aiiiin 01 dio.l.ate nowderi.
oll on! in 1 ins. Hakiv
h h 1 i. . I' a. i N. Y,
Lewis M, J'-ii.ncox : , A.-nts
I'.n tlaml, Oregon.
C t J
AVirraute! t'
:.f.
5; AFTER
he xtniT me oian of either wx whethei
.rniinr tr..in thi-.i- i-ivt '11 of utiniuiatiit
..l.a. 1 r m.nM! .1.- flintiult alitllful lieh
retioe, o-r Ii.iI'iIl'i-ii e.t'.'. niii-h alui.oi
Irani i.m..r, A ake il n-. li-.nrinif I'owi
anwi'llll" lta k. .vmiiial IV ukae, Mv
.n.. N.r .1.1- I'r.. r:.fnn. N ict irn d Muni.
en.-, la-iii-nrrh."'. !iiiii-, IVi-ak Mennr.
tsof lifiweraail hupoTeni'i , wh'u-li if lu-i,
..etl if'en lead t-i pi':-inatilre v d aire ait'
:a:.i!. I'ri. - a l- x; Imxt-i fcr eS.'
m-i.i i.v in;.i -ai tei''ia ..f i-rii-
t 1. 1 1 1 1 t.i 11 1 1 1 1 i ir "
111. -.iT "'. "iriill I. Uiil. to lYlllii.! in
in'!, v i: 1 IVriii.iiM-it - uie ntilTe te
.- h .
' !
. rai 1
11 tl.
llii.'.
,1 .lit:.ial T.i
, aln Ii in
,,l I...',
i.n .1
,:. .llo-
ll!l:0
I.. . 1
1:1-1,
lie -e Aphr
fl l I
.Ml,, i
.. I '..-I
d. ire. .1
M.
a hi- ta:c a..
. 1 ,il !
In- (!-ei
Kr Ft-in tit It
jut titles 11 '
hit- tin-in !
te uiarkt . t-tr
I .SucCr(fill
(in irnTitre' t r:
lifC filfTrt
n ei si riMtn
SurSaSafe, Ci
l.iii't he hunibiii..
L'td. Sive time
llfa 'h and money
il.t no otliei".
i-ent tn any a.l
Ire- '
n:.di -11 rev. ii't ol pri. e, ?C 00. Ad-
ir. tlflliCtlte illlIIH'
v,.t Rr.vi. h I', x -.'7, I'urll 'till. r.
Sold by To tay & Ma'on, Albany. Oregf-D
l.iiiiorH Xnlli'i.
V DTK E IS FlE'tKBV GIVEN THAT
the liiiih-i-i'j-n d lm hcen (In y
appoititcii executor of the last wid
and fc':ni.eiil o Win. S. Noh'e. de
i ea-cd I y tin- Honor I'de, the Count!
outl i f I. 1111 Count , On-iron. All
ier-on Inning claim ..':iin5.t the
. -tate f -aid Win. S. Noble, iVcc a-cd.
are her. hy lintiiied to nreent tin
.ime in w 1 itim.'. duly vprit'ed. to nn
in pernn. or tn 111 y uttortn-y, (i, W
Viiht, F.-(., at h' law nflice in
Alhiiix, l.inn : oin ity. Ore.nti. within
- v iiion'h- Ir. Ill tin- d ite hcicnf.
Ihitcd .'li ie 4'h ls'.m.
SiEXV .1. NolII.E.
Execnlnr of the la-l ill Hnd testa
Went of Win. S. N hie. decease I.
li, W. Writ lit, atfy. for executor.
nllee of 1 1 ti it I -ll lenient.
In the m-itter f tlie Kstate of Rehccia
Coniie, lie.', a-cd.
N li t '-II id.liv lilVFX TIT .1 TIIK
111, iter-, ji,ei a.:utii.i.ir:it ir ! the K-ta'i
..f Itei.e. i-a C..i.-r ili et'iM-d ha- this J.11
tiiid '.in tinal a.- - m.t in ..aid I urate and
Mm d ,v A11-11-: ,'i'h. l-yi latthe hour o' SI
i. o. a. m. ol --.id d iv. ha i.ecii lived l.
the ''..iinlv court of Litih I'ollnty Oregon
as (he 1 line -f Iii-'.fi. i.l-j. elii.n to i-ain
1,- nant I any then; be and l. r the uctlliin;
nt t e ii.c,
I'.d'.'d Jilae II 1-il).
'. : I!( Rl.ll RT,
A linui! trat'ir.
FI101I ?-tllrlilenl.
oticv" i- I'.Khrrtv oivks thvtthi-
uti.lt r-iin il ercutiir of the la-t wdi
d ti-taiMiiit "I t I. li.L'ram dee.ancii, ha
tlu ! o h e,l hi tinal ae .'iint 111 the niiUci
if iaiii (Male in the C'nU'ity court of l.inii
.in.' v, ( m c'..n, il l i d . niu t h 1 "xcd ilu
;-trd d i of June 1 s:o at nee iVI -k in tht
aln rn.'i.ti ot aul dav f ir h.-ariiar ol.leeti 'l.i-
t l-.iid a ciMiiit if a. iv there be and for the
-;ttl. merit thereit
W. II. INGRAM,
Kxeutnr
nllci of Fliinl s. lllenieiit.
VOTIrK IS HKUMIV OIVF.N" Tlf VT TIIK
1" in, di r .mied ha li'e I hor final aecouiil
a a.liunii-tratnv ol the m-iite of F. H Onle
dr. ea. ii, in liie c unr i-oll'f of Linn county.
1 ai l the e. u t ha hi t ln, nla th-3a dav
.lin e at th li. ur of 1 o'c'nli' p. M. fr the
, heaiuii: f hertnf. AI. ner-"i- havii-ir old
Hon to the Kline ire iii.iitlcd to nn-w nt llieiii
at rfi.d lime MK.S C. M. OiJLK.
MTV TAXK-i
Notice i herein ifiven thai
Ihe tax r..l of til
eafv of any. Or..
f..r ll.e icir moo. hi been itlace I in m.i
hin l tor c .11. i-il.iii. and that I ill be el
the conn il . Inni'-e mif dd citv to receiv,
ami reccint f..r tl e taxe cl.a L'e.l in aaid roll
lor the 1 eiifwl ..f ll.inl- i tl from date ol
j thi iii.ti. e All taxe reiiiiinin un. aid a'
! the evii.ratimi nf ihirn d iv threreafte
ui.i ,e r..iirii...l tn Ihe e million eonncil ol
thecirvoi Albanv u .leliiKluent, ami co-ti-
i nil-1 em-:i( .'or eollei't'll wll.'h t xea lie
ao.iii 'h. r..tn .t.iiiv N HOFrMAN.
itv Mar-h d
"a'et it Albanv, Or , thi l'.Hh day of Mtj
1-
- t.E A 1 A HMKIMN Al .nil" and
r m v. J .lLTe. five vear old Uiie-
a. 1. ..I.. ..f miik'iier dav. 101
L. II Mo'.tane in ihb city.
Frencli
R FC
1 a.t 11 or monei
Uaj elegant lotiea lor tan.
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY,
A Son Kills His Mother and Then
Very Properly Suicides.
STATE AXO COA-
Hun'lntoa Say .' ii; Build th.- A.o
llaLine A Balluou l! 1 up es rt
Spokane -Poitla- d A.u.
I'OHTLASO, '
1 raited y occu. r.
II.
lull.
.Ilk
.1
Hear here .!.::) "ir li e!' r
allltt'd ill tin- UCU..1 . a .::.i'
xui her soli.
Daniel llarvey, who has i.vo i i r
nitwy yearn Willi I1I6 iin tm-i . Mih.
vlary hiiunell, and ln oiep a uer.
Cn.i. Bunnell, giiot his in , 1 In r
throlj;li the ieinph- uitn a piMol,
and then placing tlie weapon lu Iur.
n ad blew llMown liialnn uUI.
liotli niollu-r ami r-011 Inc. I till
about nine o'elot k when deaili
came to llieir r. ln l. l'lie Inn 1 ly
acre living on a Iruit l.irm atiout u
mileea.-t ol .Milwaukee.
Ilaivey wan 3- Vearn old and tin
nuiiled. while Ins inolm r in ")
years oil. Tlie lamily al..ay
lived peaceably togeiher and II 11
ey ne nied particularly kind to
did mntiier.
llarvey owned the farm until
about two l.ionhs aiio, when he
i.jhl il lor $12,iHXI. Wlide lie ha
il ways lieen ol a inuro.-eainl uilen
lipij-ition, he eellled to be par
iciilailv deHpondeiit fince the i-.Uc
,jf hi property. He regretted the
ale at:il ut einpted to buy (lie farm
iack. Ilia iniiid beau 10 be
ifficietl and he Heeiind to think
mat without tlie larui lie woul 1
soon starve.
li.lt- talkint; to a friend a fen
Jivs ao be iniiiiiat.'d that he
voiild cause a cinsition in the
.jiiiniunity, but hd 1.0: t-ay win
it iukiiii'I no mie gave ti e niatu-i
.in)- I initiglit,
A'lout j o'clock t tii-t rnorri'it!
il.irvy ar.isn, ami alter loadinc.
i tevolver, he oiM-ned tin' ! or I
he r kjiii win-re his uio her an 1
- -( f.-1 ln-r t-Y-' sh ep. .- l-pjilo
dp t 1 the bed-id he ilae d the ie
.1 Iver lie. 1- the li'ht temple id tin
vomall ind liied. 1 le t lieu w il ke. 1
o the 10 t o' the Imd and -enl .
.11 iei imo hi- ha 11 Ina n.
Mi. I ilnileli, vllo I- Vel V h af,
va- Hleepin lNide his wil", lm
lid not bear the pistol bot. S -v
ral iniitutes nil. r the lnn lin:.
iionrviT, be aoke mid t-a Int
il'e ly bis .jde eiivtred wit'i
ilmid and II irvi y 011 Hie II mi
ai t imr in Ihe ia-t ao tie- id
leaili, ail I at once gave Ine a. inn.
I lie cornin-r took charge ol t n-
bdie. Tin coroner's j irv loiind
verl'ct that llarv-v -hot ln-
uoih-r and then phot bins'1!
a bile laborini! under a tit ot tein
ioraiv i 11 -an 1 ' v.
II I'N TING TON ACCKl'TS.
He Will Extend the Southern Pa
ciflc Itoail to Aaloria.
Astoria, June 11. A let'er re-
eived irotn Pre-i iei t I lu -tmntidi
if ihe Sout'u ri Pacilic r-m pun.
iiinoiinc- th it lie 1- s:.tisiieii rn
he c ditracs dr wn up : ere, ' i-v
which he agree to coinptete the
S"iiaV: South Coi-t road to a
onne- tion with the Southern Pa
cini-at Hll s oro. Ureuo . Il int-
irton vr..te u li le en rout.-to New
York from San Fr ncisco, an I sa d
he would sig 1 the origin 11 cm, tract
wln n he reached New York, being
Mtistii'il witn the provisions ol tin
pv ot it sent mm. One ot the
terms of the contract a the rais
ing of a suhsidy of 2iH),(r;hj by tne
people 01 Astoria.
AN AEUONAi rS r ALL.
The CnllapHH uf a lint Air Balloon
at Spokane Kail.
Si'okask, June II. At O.tkes
dale yesterday an aeronaut 11 .mien
vVooh-y made an a-eiinon with a
hot air bal oon. At an elevation
of 300 feet the b Ibxui cillipsed
and Woolev was thrown intoa lie
top, filing T'Oin thete to tb
jrotin I. He was picked up iusen-
ilile with a broken arm and lee
nesides r-uHTcrii'g other injuries.
The Oregon Drunt;!!.
Portland, June 11. At
the
second and closing day's session of
the Orejron Pharinaceutical As
siM-iation the follow ingollieers were
elected: President, H. -M. Pavis
ot Y'aiiuina city; tir-t viee-presi-
letit, vieo. O. Blakely. ot I be
Italics; second vice-president.
rtios. drahain, vorvallis; third
vice-president, G. L. I'.licknian,
Albany; secretary, 11. n. I'eitiun,
Portland; treasurer, L. i. ('lake.
Portland.
'I lie following were elected dele
gates to the American convention,
will, 11 convenes 111 ;epieino r at
Old Point t'oinlort, Va. : L. 1)
Clark and II. 1). Oeidrich, Port
land, and Geo. C. lilakelv, The
Dalle?.
Portland was chosen as the next
place of meeting on the second
Tuesday, in June. lSdl.
Seattle the 1'lace.
Eli.ensbuhg, June 11. Seattle
xa i-elei t--d to-d iy by 'he .Ma
sonic yrand lm' ,e of Washington
as tha next pl-iee of meeting.
The Holiday Elate.
Portland, June 11. A po-ti n
of the estate ol the late Ben 11 1
lidiiy, con-isiing of several lot in
Wheeler's addition to East Port-
land a' d the llo'li 1 y rf i-'ence 111
ihiy ity. was l!.-;o--d cf rt hih--lion
ti -ilay. 1 lie .-mount bid on
the I t was $l.",o5'J, and on the
ie- ' $",0 '0. dm:nistraor
St. ' aill oppos 'the eontiim .lion
ol .. ale iii 1 tie ground ol in-ui-fkv
1.1 y id lie price.
in :'.itlaud Kacea.
I kti and. Jnn 11. The pprinc
rti'i-r-iisf. o- tlie Portland peed As
-'ci.i'ioii i'i'iii'd !o-tl.iy at Hay
View I'.irU.
111 111" b.i.'i
phy won ; 1 1 .
i; in- M .nut
111 I- dasl! Ti 11 Mnr
llv ( I'.-oiiinan second;
in li lie tinid. Time,
I : in.
.-.-- ,-;. I t-li, (iu'd won;
Frio e '. 1 ! r;. s i oinl; .1. M. li.
II. ii'l. lime. 1 :.!l.
T'oU.' ': cli-s; Kit iy Ham
win; Aba. ccainiJ; ileaih," third,
time, i." :32. .
Mas.mlc Klecti.in.
I'okti.aM), .In ne 11. The jratid
lodj.- ol Oieon, A. F. it A. M.,
coiivetied .ieie to-day. The follow
ing ollii-i I.- weie eiecti-d lor the en-.-inii,;
M ar: (iiami ni.is'er, .1. F.
Kni, in h i, Kiueiie; ilepu v orand
:ii..stor, .1. C Mniel.in.l, Portland:
yrai.d -ehi .r war.ie.i. F A. -Mo ire,
xt. lb I 11-; 1:1.111 I junior waid -n,
Win. Ariii-ir nis;. .il-ni. The re
uiiiinler ol ihe ollicers wid he
el-i ted lii-morrow.
AGAIN ISKI.L WINS.
Tbe Eugene Tt-ieiliiii Compelled
to Surrender.
Kt'ur.NK, June 11. The Eustene
telephone cniiii.iin has been com
polled t Mt-pt-nd hu-iuess 011 hc
count of mi aliive l inlrillei'ieni
011 pa'ents In loiiifj; to the Bell
telephone Co.
California Ol alines.
StN Fkiniico, Ju e 11. The
orai tie -hippi. ii -ea-m i pr.u--
tl- all .' 1 lo- !.
liie la-t j-pei
ial
1'ingetriin leit i.-- A'g-jes -1111-day,
li i- eta t-d th it the numbei
01 ar 'oads sh jpe I 'o eoinp'iiiVe
io n's ea-t ol t n- R ky inO'intailiS
a ill cl'.s -lv iijir..xi n it 21 0.
Ab ait fi e hun l id car loe!
h tve si I' e t re.uii. Washington
and a t I. ike.
tiiedaTluonJres
THE fliOVIl'tN E rllK 1E-
riCNIIENT TENSION III I.E.
Senator stauford'i Pt-t Scheme lli
liurtetl . il vr if-el Ieuuii 1
itegiilatint; Cuitie slilj-nieiit,
V.' AHll; ion, June 11. In the
-en it" 'O- I adv -r-e rep..rt Wore
na b-li.'iu t in" lill.UI"!' f l it IT
n l! e Siaiilmd I'll! for Uovi 111
i.iotit loa 1-of J0.11- ori t'- il e.-tat .
ml nn tin III I t- alimi-b llieial
in.n y. Bib bib were imleti
:i.. Iv pi Sti ntied.
The senate lull to pro' lbit a
monopoly of tran-pot tation of cat
tie lo ioicio.11 pails, pas-ed.
li,. Senate joint resolution in
regard to expoi t trade in cattle was
then passed.
Tn.- Senate bill t 1 pro ide for tin
inspectinii of live c.itt e and beet
piMiliii'iiniis ititet ded 1 r export
Aits then taken up and pas.-ed
It required liie secrelaiy of agri
culture to cause to be made a care-
1 il inspection 'f all live iat'le ami
b'ef jnohe s intended torexpo t
to fineigu ciiintiies trotn tbe
I'nited States, with a view to us-
i-i'itain wh tn-r Mich cattle and
beef prod ic is are live fr.iui di
sease.
in rut hoi st.
The speaker announced the ap
tiiiiliMiien', of .Mill, of Texas, a n
memierol the committee 011 way
ami m ans, 10 till the vacancy
caused be ihe re.-ignatiou of Cai-ll-le,
1 f Kell'llcky.
M .enil, 01 Kansas, presented a
conference rep-'it on the senate ue-
liendent pension bill. I be rejiori
wa atee l to.
The dependent pension bill, as
agreed upon by the conference
committee and reported to the
house to 1 .y. alter pmvidingfor the
pensioning I dependent parents
provides that all persons who
served three moir lis or more inthe
tnihtarv or naval s -rvice of the
United States during the war ol
1 he rebellion, who have been hon
orably discharged therefrom, and
w ho are now, or may here .Iter be
sulft-ring from mental or physical
disibility, if of a ptruiaii nt char
after atid not the re-ult of th ir
own vices, which incapacitates
them from the p.-ro inance ot
manual lalior in such a degree as
to earn a sup ort, s.iad be pl.uvd
upon the list d invalid pensioners
ol the United States, to lie entitled
to received pensions not to exceed
12 per month ami not less than
Uti per month, proportionate to
their inability lo earn a support,
such peiiiion to continue miring
the life ot such disabi ity.
Provision is made lor . ensioning
at the rate of ?S perm .nth widows
of men who re veil ninety days,
witioii' pi oof of death n s tiling
fro. 11 army service, and l.kcw sj
granting per month to euch
child under -lxteen years.
Seliato. Sherman to-dav intro
duced a bill to iiicoi'iiorate the
Pan- meican bank.
1 ban man Cannon, from the
ciiiuuiitte - on app.opriations. to
day submitted to the h Use the
sundry approptia ion bill. It rec
oin l ends a lotal approp; iation of
,8.U,IAI 1.
House bhppera at E. 0. Searla
ANOTHER CYCLONE.
The Furious .Blast Swetps Across
the State of Illinois.
OREGON AHEAD IN PRINCETON
For y Perple Bur-ed to Death and Hob-
Jredj Left Homeleti by a Oieat
Tire ia tbe Baiaian Mioei.
IJ1.00MI.MJT0.N. Ills., June 11. A
snet-ial to the Panlaiiraidi gives the
piriicuiars ol a cyclone which
s eiat across DeWitt count v alxint
I to-iiay. A school house near
Birch creek was demolished and
rive children injure I, uf whom it
is feaied two. will tiie.
At Wapella, Ills., the central
depot and Meihodist church were
wrecked. A man named Houe.
living near town, was fatal I v hurl.
In all directions trees and telegraph
poles were I'emolished.
IIONIIUS TO AN ALU ANT BOY.
fame Charletun Win the Fliat
1'rlze at I'rliiceton.
Pisinceton, X. Y.,June II. The
exe.cises of 1 he 43d annual coni-
meii em nt of the t. ollege of New
Jersey took place to-dav. Among
the announcements of fellowships
and prizes was the tir-t prize to
ames C. Charleton of Albanv,
Oregon.
A TEKKIULK DISASTER.
Iany People Burned to Death In a
Kuaalan Mining Town.
St. Petersburg, June 11. Re-
no-ts have been received here of a
I ;sa-trotis confl iteration and urea
los of life and property in tin
mi in district of the Ural inoun-
'ains.
Tne Ironworks al Ufalesk and
New J iask and over one thousani
houses were conip'e'th drtmye-.l.
Foriy persons were turned u
le.iih a n I .H,H01 made homeless.
THE SLWPEKY CHINESE.
Two Dozen of Them Arretted
While Croaelnu Through Al lsona.
Washington, Junj 11. Secre
tary Win. loin today re-eived i.
message trom special -ent .Mccaj
at !u Mm, Arizona, saying thai h.
anght tv.enty-fou' c'hinainen. In
-tractions xvere sen' directing th !
tbe prisoner be given trial, am.
if found guilty of evading the ex
elusion laws ibex- 8'iould be trans
ferred to the collecter of customs
it S.ui Francir-co to be returnad t
China.
A MCKDEItOlS
HI SB AND.
A Corset
Steel Saved
HI Wife
From Death.
Palermo, Mass., June 11. Ed w.
F. t'ostello, brakesman, employed
on the new London Northern rail
road, instantly killed his son, a 1
months old baby, by striking thi
child as it lay asleep in the cradle.
Cn6 ello then tired three shots at
bis wife. One striking her cors t
steel, which saved her life. De
mesne trouble wasthe caute.
A CELEBRATED CASE.
Keiumler Again Ordered to be Ex
ecuted by Electricity.
Syracuse. X. Y., June 11.
In dg Wallace dismissed the writ
ot habeas corpus in the Kemmlei
case to-day and remanded lum l
ihe l usto ly of the warden of Au
hum prison io be executed by elec
tricity. The Markets.
San F'kancisco, June 11. Wheat
bt'ver season 14458; buyer 90;
Liverpool, June 11. Wheat
quiet; holders oiler moderately.
California Xo. 1, 7s, Id per cental,
lied Westerr, spring, 7c, ll8d.
Chicago, oune 11. close 1.15
p. m ; wheat steady ; cash, 87J. ;
July SS'a ; asked Aug. 88.-8(i a.
Rlotus Strikers.
Coli mbls, Ohio, June 11. The
consol dated street railway made
another effort to start their cars
this morning. The cars had pro
ceeded but a few squares when
thousands of people had gathered
and they were nlocked witli stones
and rubbish. The women took a
hand in stopping the cars.
Carlisle's Successor,
Cakrselton. N. Y., June 11.
Il-m. Vk. W. Dickerson of Granl
c lUutv, was nomi iat -d lor Con-i-ovali.i
the 207ih hallot to-day to
f.ii.- . d Carlisle.
Che Secretary Resigns.
Washington, June H.-S- huyler
S.OIds S.-vret ity of tne Repubhcai
Coii..ies.ioiial couimitleo has re-
r-igned.
Voted Against I'nion.
'iiv York. June 11. The sy
nod of th-fUeioime l Presbyterian
eluircb this inornuig voteil again-t
union w i'li the general synod by a
vote of 17 to 12H.
One of the Kohbeis Caught.
Dickinson, X. D , June 11. The
sberiii" has caught Charles t.
Itaile-v. one of tlie bandits who
held up the Xorthern Pacific train
at New Salem, Sunday. The pris
oner confessed, and says there
were live in the gang. The sheriff
stirted out again in puisuit ol
others of the gang headed for tin
Black Hills.
Wedding in High Life.
London", June 12. The wedding
of Win. O'Brien and Mademoiselle
ittfilovitch took place to-day at
Bropt-jn oratory. The' ceremony
was performed by Archbishop
Croke. Parnell and other col
leagues of tht bridegroom in ihe
house of commons were prcECut.
John Dillon was gioomsman.
GtlLTT PARTY.
Farther Detail or th WaahlaftoB
School Book Bribery.
Poktlanu, Or., June 11. The
othcials of the Theil detective
ag-ncy if this city, of which C E.,
Earns, who wave isecretary Leach
of the Wa-hington board of educa
tion a check iur 5 01). id assistaut
inanager, have l.ttle to tay in the
answer to the charge of attempted
bribery contained in the Olyuipia
message yesterday.
Detect ie Hams siys: I wish to
eay-that t)ie dispaicu gives a wrong
impression of my aciiouM in tne
Ix-ach case. The facts are that we
were employed some lime ago by
a tparty to look up the records
of L. il. Leach and shadow
aim. The party employing us
aid Leach, alter voluntarily raying
he intended to ruport ce. tains
'looks, had gone back on these
promises, and that he thought
leach had le-e:i bought and W ished
as as detectives to take the matter
ill hand and tind out s inthe tact
the case. The check itself was
worthless and his accepting it
. ouipleted our test and proved him
to lie corruptible.
Officials of tne agency say they
have a stiong case against Leach,
fiie check, they say, was drawn on
tlie First Naliou.il bank of Port
and, where Fames had no de
posit. Tbe bank officials had been
notified of his action and it was
'heir intention to arrest Leach
Alien he presented the check for
javinent.
SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES.
Concerning the Lower California)
Filibustering Movemeut,
Sax Francisco, June 11. A
hronicl- special fr mi San Di'-go
av.: United States Mars' .all
iardo returned from Enzendora
to-day, where he has b-en m iking
nv. stig-tions of the fillibustering
movement which was r.-cently ex
;xjsed. During his investigations
a cop- of the provisions of the
onstitutton ot tne new republ c
which the fill bu-ters expected to
form was secure I. Ibis document
bas been lorw a.i. d to Washington.
The const i tut on assorts political
ireedo'n from the United States
tud Mexico and declared that the
people hereby d -legate their au
thority to a council of adininistra
tiou.
PROHIBITION DENOUNCED.
Dr Howard Crosby' Speech Before
the Temperance Congress.
New York, June 11. Rev. Dr.
Nolls was made President of the
National Temperance Congress,
which convened here t-dy and
began its work by discussing the
quest on: ' Is State and Na'ioiial
'rohirnnon oesira'de and feasi
ble." Dr. Nolls bel l that it is de
sirable and mstam ed iheconditi n
of Maine now and before its tem
perance legislation.
Kohert uraham, wno was intro
duced as a r.'pre-entative of the
Church inovi went in b -half of
emperance, took the ground thit
nat'onal o- state protiiiiition was
neither desirable nor fes b e.
I'rohil'ition he asserted was not
tlec'ive. He wa9 iu favor uf high
lit ense.
At ihe evening session Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosbv denounce I prohi
bition as untimely and impractica-
ide at the present time. He ta-
vored high license.
Great Bank Organized.
Philadelphia, June l'. Whar
ton Parker has organized the
tireat American and European
Hank Company, with a capital of
$25,00 ,000, half of w hich is to be
issued at once.
THE OLDEST WEB FOOT.
Geo. F. Allan Claim the Proud
Distinction.
Astoria Columhian
George i Allan, of Cathlamet.
write as follows: "I crossed the
Rocky mountains in 1831, accom
panied bv the late Mrs. Barclay of
Oregon City, then a girl of ten or
twelve years of pge, atid we enter
ea rort Vancouver, Columbia
river.on the 24th of October of
tiiat year, 1 being in the emnlov
of the Hudson Bay Co. I remain.
ed ten years, and part of that time
was in charge ot the bioa and
acc -unts, w hen I again crossed the
Rocky mountains in the spring of
1841 in charge of the Hudson Bay
Co.'s express and returned in the
fall, when I was app inted one of
the company's ag nts in the Sand
wich Islands where I remained
until 1849, when I returned to
Oregon via California. I may as
well mention here that in 1885 I
wrote to a French Canadian, Jean
Baptiste Gagnier, then residing on
the Unipqua. and asked him in
wha year he had entered the
country. He replied that his
pipers had been destroyed bv fi.
and he did not know exactly, but
ne thought in 1829. Gagnier, I
have la t ly been informed, died last
winter, so that I am nuw, with
out ou )t the earl est white net
tier in Oregon.aswhen I r ssedthe
Rocky mountains, the tirst time
in 1831, the wh. le country west
of there was so called, Washing
ton had not been dreamed of.
1
(
r
i
I ' -
r-