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ALU ANY, OUEUON, SUNDAY, JUNE 22, l9(.
2U CENTS A WEEK.
VOL. V. NO. 27
utlcatlon.
United St vim
: snd 1 'ffice I
Oreun City. Or
jlarch SM, 190. (
VOTICE IS lit
EBY- GIVEN THAT IX
eoutplian.- wUt. :l provisions of tb--
Mm
t.t or U irtt
of JUIH .;, 1373,
entitled "An
' for he tale of fen's - lauds in the ?tstcs
..-ic'iif-ind. O erf.., la. aud Washlnif
i jc lerritor.," Peruiiis 1. l.ouo, of Port land,
tJ it of VI ilt-.o u.l-, ' "I Oregon, h
nay tiie i in thin on'.ee hi s-vorn state--,..jut
No. 77, for tr. cIiuh of the X K
t f section X 10, iii l- a-hio No 11 south
r.u No 1 ft t, liixl i1H offer proof t ehow
ti.at the land soiunt 1. .orjvaiuible Tor it
I er or atone ft.:
ut i, ami to etabl.bi,
1,. f. (tie K4i t.-i a'- '
etOre;on C", o.-e
Jotii .lat of All - uv ,
unsci; V. L. siuoi
r agricultuial pur
is claim to sai 1 imd
ver ! itcllt
in VV-cne 1 iv the
ao lit- Heine an
; Sci , Ore. il
c. u .,e. of Scio,
l.eban.e,. I trvifon, I
ifoii Wui. si, i:
i ' 'iilllcrnij,
Lc Inl
Bon. Oregon.
Any .i..U -v'l l-ei- l- ,,,llitl VlM"') th
aho-. e-icriheii laud- rciiUcsTed to tie
rht-.r e aiuis in in a "in or nefore aui i Koto
lu OtAU4U--it, la9o. I
T. AFI F.KS N,
Ke.;is'er.
M VI lo.
In the Justice i n:, iu
Albany jireiiD't in L'uo
and or
loiiuty,
U:e.;on.
N. C. W.Risley, i.la... :J.
v.
I.. mis Ivanlnvicli, defendant.
To Louis Ivaulovich, the
a'wve
named defendant.
1 THE N WlE OK T'lK STT c GK
1 Oregon ion are hi rliv required to
an;u',ir before t tt ' " undersigned a
Jn-tice of tlii- Peace for the precinct
aforesaid on the isiii il.iv of June Xtt
at Hie hiiur of one o'clock in the after
ilium of naid dav m'li-r the puliiii ation
of tliiii r.u iu iin o - ome a week fr-r six
ronieeutive week-. t the ortlce 1
Mid Jil-tice ill t-aid pierim t to int
t'ie, above na-ue . t'- i iitid' iu i civil
action
The defendant t'.Y. take notice that
If he fail to an-vor the Complaint
herein t'.ie d feiidml will take judje
merit ininol you for the sum of ten
and 21 l'Hl dollar hint lor the cost
and riisbu'acujciits of this action.
Tlii SuinniofiS in punished ty order
of the u:oe4ikrned d.i'v made this 12lb
dhV of M..v
GEO, PL 13HKEY
Ju'ire of the Pe.i'e or vihany
preclu.-t I.inu l ount-, ir- in.
IHIi.
In r:i count v rout ! fie itate oi
O i-im h r the ciui of l.niM.
Heurv Lveue nl I -inon Trot-
k), ..! I'Pt'rf.
.1
V.:
A.g above
I N 1 liL A -U
IE
Of fllC STA1K
lii-rrnv r Uoci I
tv
it r
ub..
tbe
on
p:it-"- i:nd" tfi-- innlcalnl
-f- 4'' .'. ;.-r.tP' j-ia'!.:?l- r- the
e !" c iUrt !; on ri'e it.
.-l5i il .'sc '.' d !! court,
r lf..te the Oil' day ft the
rev'.tlur July
keld on liie
aarnc .ein
the 7:h da
ar- hcr.-ny
ai'Vear hh.i
M. ......
of Jit'y I. . iu
ntiici tH:it it "'-I 'i! t
nser a hen .j . :ied, thi- plsiu-firf-
will Vi- j ment tfainat you
..r onc hiiniire.i . ml tnirteeu ami
1 1-10O ili-i ar- c in, ii,rri-i.. eiijht
ji-rcetit per ou troiu tne lat-inrii-i.l.
an.! for -.s an.l omiiurri
inent i.f t ti ioi to f.- taxed.
I'hiB mimm." i- )-.ib.itinl in the
HfKAL'i TM -Kt M i.'K h ider oi
L. R. N. Birkfcuri., ju 1" "t said
coiur, mad" at c'lumh-rs, My 13.
1S90. J- V- MEAD.
I. (1 M 'NTANYK.
Att-Tii-yi lor pliintiffM.
poller ol llniil rllleuiriil.
In fiie County Court oi Linn county.
Oregon.
In the matter oi the .itate A
S
L-i'ineV, deceased.
NOTKE 1 HKMKKV 1.1V. N"
that thu u..... i - .. i-
tlns day tiled her final ac
c .uut a Administratrix of t ie
K"te ol A. S. L-oney. de-:e.... l.
aim 'iiat tiie Court h is api-oi-" o
Tut -day the 8th day of .luiy iS-.-O it
2 lock P. M., of said iay. the
tm. c foi h. nrniK oiij.-oti..ns to aaid
accoiii.t .01.; for tin act:!, -mi u:
ll . ieou. La e,! June 4th. HW.
Makv .A. Li-onky
Aihninittr itri- - tnB p-'!'t'f of
A. S. Loom y. deceam-.l.
tio . V KloliT.
'Att.rney for Admii.isitratiix.
poller for I'abllrHlliin.
Land Oilier at oimoii i'. Or. i
Mai i. lel.
tlOTIf'P
IS HEREBY i;lKN
"e i- : wiUj. na.'i. ff-
tict- h' it. . i . .
ulice fur
n.aae Ui.al pr.-.i in support of Im
. l.nm. .Hid ' -a. I f " I'e j
made In-top . 1". .nut v .1 e or ;
hi" alienee rv tne '.'. i rl- !
. t I.o.t: C I. - A''i-i.-. "' i
M.UW.-, J i . 1W. v IVI. ,.ic
Fruits, H -'i3.iEn:i. ', .601
For the S, i , . ! Sec. .;- 13. S.
R. 1 W. hi ni.es ' fullowing
wiinest-i- :i--v. Titinuous
res'deuci '.i e Uion of,
said lano, i . Sale . ! WKen. of
rtrowpsvil . . I.-mi "' . Wni.
. -li.; ::...
"til,
Or at"-
Atpki
til I. lie i'e ..f (lifculn I.
. . t- r i.tt T. or - ii a
ovrrr.-a' r T iuk c s
AliAn.' ;
jf L'lin
x. c too bit th R--i--.-J ''-'' -
vi tt. l n-tt-t! Ste-t
Iii ei.tu n- hptof -rlin-? 'i.f
i nd
rd e;. of cfltics tb'.s 31st os of May, 15M
;.-s.l: e. s. li ey,
C' mptrollr of 'he Curreav-
u e tt.t
filled a -cant
celebruted Havana
ta-arl. man nlact urea
at JaJiu JoM Ik's aigAl UubSTV.
sl.i v.7c, juy a ri
HhlM. - -ll'l l.t 'I' l-l,--:
ci, e t ' ti ' ' ii-.. 1 i a
t.. ail---' '--' L'.:-n i ":' i Tsstaa jS'ssa
b, V. , A .n lh'!' -; s W.d
-.hi .-.U.--C. : i on. ' -' . sJN
m , I 'be I-.-!:.;" " ' S&llff
vJi"-.'-'' ViM.'i.t" ..i. i-.:'i.siv - r !Sw
i .'..; of Orn. on, autho-U'd C rivlVlV
E.
Esclusiro Agrmcv far
ItLDIHEHG IS LOCK
VIjBAM
PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CAKK- FOR-.-.WKIiDINds-
Choice Table Delicacies aud a Full
Line of Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pro
visions, Canned Goods, Nuts, Candies. Etc., Etc,
.1 Fail I. hi e of Imported and J)otiefic Clfarp.
Bakery
Inr
V ri ll STim K OF
St rtp'e Ci roit-riiH
V.iilM'V. iilissw
The nt uua.ity i f n, t-otleea. candiee,
niti. 1 1,.
KRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
AtthUi.'.l reliable house b. ali-T to be
'Ouml a coinp'eie Hinirtm- t of Iri sh fainil)
loctr.e-, t'. w l;i. I m coimtat'lh Lei u aiidwi
il th- i-on.i'.le lilies of KroctriiMi auu ro
.'iioiia. nu.-h ae
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles.
Dried Beef Chipped to order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Qandies and Nuts,
tastern Buckwheat Flour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware. Etc,
These tfocia acre all tiouirht when prices
erel" anil the "em-fit ol tl e maririn will be
jiven to his cuj-li.niers. Kemenibi-r the place,
it the uld coiner on First and Broalalhin Sts.
Conrad Mier.
FOR
CHICKENS
- $5.00 PER DOZEN, -
EGGS 18 CENTS.
XI if lli'r t Garrett.
n biluir I ore
origin lAhiit'ne I'lntmcnt h
. 'it j in 1: Tie two oui ct tin
ei, and ' an ahroiute cure for oil
H
mre- nurns. wi imds 1 1 spi ed hsnrie
i .ill -kin eruption
W ill posi'lve
i v ii 1
k:nds i f plus. Aktcrthe
Or .-:!; Afci tine O ntn-.ent. Sold by
?c.-i,a c .thi-on at 2ii cuts per hox
j i,i..I, ."ill - I i ts.
rcais
h.r fVniilt Ir
r k'u! ritie; noth
Inif ilk' tntm od
hr u.ftrket. Ntver
U . SUOCfBifuIlv
b j'fointnetit
.lit muntt.-.
Gtiarmiitoei' to r
irei.ptruatis.n.
Snr.,S.fe, Ceriain :
VJ Don't be huichu--
gsd. bare time.
Haalfh and nions.
U nn . .1 1
r1""lar' i lll S'11 fo .T sJ
1 dress Sv mali en rse Int of orlce. 8? Ou. Ad-
dress tpbro Medicine 4 onipnny
I ssi cranio dox zi, rurnsuu, vr.
. .
Bali by Fesnay t Massa, Jltany. Ursgsa
SEARLS
Drv Notions
FTR
Also he ft rc-nlete line of
!i!il)T-.fflS!l!l
For sprinti tradu at prieeii
that defy compeeiti in. Ilivt
us a call :uii tu your shoea o
at bedrock price. Oooo
, di and aquare dealing.
tlie udlow Fiao Slioe3
BAKEItt
7
. FRESH r RI'IT- BF.R--." FRESH BAKED
RIE- AND VEGETABLES 1 BREAD .
txernior'a Xnllee.
VOTTCE 13 H EH EBV GIVEN TH AT
A" the undersign, d has been du y
appointeu executor of the last will
and testament Win. S. Nob'e. de
ceased l.ytlo- Honorilile, the CounH
Court i.f L nn Comity, Oregon. All
peraon havinsr claims Ht:a;rist the
est iti- i f said Win. S, Noble, i rceu-cd.
are her- hy notified to present the
s;iine in writing', duly verified, to me
In person, or to my attorney, f!, W
Wriifht, E-rj., at his law office 'tl
Alb my. Linn County. Oregon, within
S'l months from the" date hereof.
Dated Juue 4th lMVi.
Nrmrw .1. Nobi.r.
Executor of the last will and testa
ment -jf Wni. S. Vible. dere.ise '.
ti, W. Wright, att'y . for executor.
Villrc f llniil elll lliri.t.
In the ui.itter rf th
Es'ate ol Reheeca
Cooper, ilei-ease.1.
N
ICK !s HkHEBY OIVFX TH I THE
underniu nel anntinisi rotor ol the Ftae
. of Kel.eica Coo er decerned h this Jy
; filed Ms final n tint in said I stale ami
Moi day August Sth, lso at the hour o' 9
j o'c'ocK a. M. of said day, has heen fixed li
I the Countv court of Llni. County Ormnn
au the time jf hear nir nhjecflons lo aid
account 'f any there be and for the seulluif
! of tee sime,
! Dated .'line U IHvO.
C O. BrkKBsKT.
Ailmlni-tralor.
I Hnitl rtrttlrnjenl.
AfOTICEIO HKIIF.BY OIVF.S THAT THE
I i.1 unrier"lifind executor of the lat will
- ai-d trstatui nt of C. T. Ingram deceased, has
.' tins day filed his final ae. ount in the ui..t!cr
I of said estate in the County court of l.inn
1 county, Oritron, nd said court has xed the
SrJ day of June IS90 at one o'clix k in the
i afternoon of said day for hearing objections
to said a-count If any there he and for the
bettlement thereof
W. II. INdRAM,
F.x editor.
ollcs of Final Krttlrnirnl-
TOTirE H HEREBY C.IVFN THAT THE
, 1" un.ter .lf.ed has Mie.1 her fli..il a. count
j as administrntrix of the (State of F. H Omr
I ili-i-easeii, in 'he cc.un'y court of l.inn county
i anC the court has set Tu.wlav th Sd dav '-
: June at th" hrur of 1 o'cTk r. M. for the
hearinp thertof. All iiersoi-a hnilre ol.li
I tlon to the same ire notified to ireiM-nf Ihein
at ..aid time
MK3 C. M. OlihE.
HTV TAXES
Notice Is hereby yii-rn that
' ' the tax mil of thi
citv of AM any. Or..
, Tor The year lb'.u. has heen place.l in my
j hamla for colleciion, and that I will he at
i the coun.-ll rhsmheis of said city to re.-eivi-i
anil receipt K-r tbe tales chs'ired in said roll,
J 'or the eriod ol thirty 'sys from dste of
i thi- notice All taxes rcmauiin nn. aid at
f the exirat:ou of thirfy dnys thrercaftp-
will Is; refurneil to the comnton eouncil of
j thi- city of Albany as ilelin.tlenl, anil eru
i and expenses for collecting such t .xes Is.
I sd.ied tht-eto. JOHN X HOFFMAN,
Citv .Mar-hat.
Hated st Albany, Cr , this lith day of Miv
) law.
j 1,'OK SALE AT A h.AK(i.AIN--A 1 milk and
j X butter coir, Jersey, five years old. Gives
about two gallons of milk per dav. for
j tonus call ou L. H. Moutanye hi this city.
i Tlie Celetoated
j CURE
; Wirrantod to IBHUnfflVflll
m m
i - j.
' s. . a'
the sensr.'ius vra-aiis of either sex whether
ansinv from the ic-i-he ns. of st.n u ati's.
inha. Co or opium, or through j outhful Imils
i rei Ion. oter liidulgen. e, , u.-., such anlotof
tlrain Poaer, Wake u'newi, Iksxrinir own
l'a:nsmlhe Ha-k, SeRih.al W asntss, Hya
Uria. N r ou I'rot ration. Nocturnal I quia-
:oi.s. Leucorrhoe, Diuinesa, Weak Memory, ,
I oso! Power and luipoteiici, which If u,- i
Wlitl i-uttrli luul to t,ran.tt,ur oia . .... ..!
tinai.itv. Price II a box; 6 boxeJ fcr'jj.uo
bent bv mall on receipt of price
A WKITISN hl lklMlr. is (fiven
with every 16 order received, to refund tne
money if a Permanent curs is i.otiffo. ten.
yve have thousaiulsof testimonials from old
snd young, of both sexes, who have been
permanently cured by the use - f Apbroditine
Circular free. Addrv-ss
I HE AtMIKO hiiiu im: CO.
wetrti branch. Box, 47. Portland, Orsoo.
ror aaie oi rmiayajuwo,!
tmi dralsu, llk-iiT. 1'rmta
h or sale o t ostiay a uasoo, who seals and
1lSS ! k (El
ALBANY BRIDGE BILL'
It Is Passed by the Senate and
Ready for the House.
THE STORMS IX THE BAIT.
1
Maoy People Killed and Mooh Pirpsrtj,
Dettrjjed -Scga Taken a Timbla j
-Lott-ry Bnbei. ,
Waniuxutox. Juno L'l.--Thrf
t.ii. i..i.dujl a liill anflir '
?rnH iii-iiii i i nvii w v... i..
izinifllie citv of Albany, Orei JS'i
to coiibtiuct a wagon and foor
passe: ger bridge acrosn fie Wil
latuette river at I hat city. The
bill was introlucfd by .Senator
Mitchell, who had received a me
morial from the municipal council
oi" the city of Albany asking for
i he right to cos'S'ruet such a
bridge across the Willamette
river, a navigable :treani.
Til E SrOIOI'S K WAGES.
.Many l'pplv Were Killed and
Property Damaged.
Amhov, June 21. Reports from
the i-urri.nnd ns: tow n sfiow thai
trie storm ve-tvrdav started at
Harmon, Lee cou ty,ai d proceeded
to .Sublet. Couijitou Hint i'aw l'a.
great many wvie hen--iisly in
jured Tin' s'orm's tav.igen weie
distributed over u distance of 3
mi;es. Tmrt -en ae kno vn to he
ilead.mosCy chil Ireii. Thi s hoc!
hoube in .'to kivn township ws
coinp'e ly dt-m .li-hed 'Iheteach
er and s hold's wen? injured, two
cliiUiren meeti g death. Tne lo-f
-O lar hs beaul uom is flOi, 00.
Ihe report mat fie town of
I'aw I'aw was d-stioved and 17
killed is untrue.
UOWX t.oES SlilAK.
The
Trust Holders Dismayed
by
llecent l.i-k;i8latlon.
New Y'okk, June 21. Holders
of -lU-ar Tiust certili iii9 el
iismaved ibis morning whi n they
lead of the u..aniuinUS Ole by
which tbe Imuse iul. pted the con
ference roport nn toe anti tlUSI
bill, and long be:oie tiie op.-nin!
oi business on the no ir tne ex-
cbautte was surroiinde i by an i s
ci ed crowd of brokers, dis us-i:ig
the ell Ct of i his tlon in COng'-.
l'hey soon realized hat the effect
WOll'ld be. llOWeVer, for Wiien the
cba rmaii e travel b 11 the entire
ciowd beea.ii to offer c.-itifii-ates.
At tl.e c ose of business aderhne
of 7sr per cent, was noted.
Manx speculator- who bought cer-liti.-a'es
above 80 hi-t week are
crippled, hi'd it is feared they will
have o liquidate on Monday.
A .Muddy Race.
Chicago, June 21. Unc'e Fob
won the derby, to day, i-amtigH
2nd; Kinsburg 3rd; tune, 2:i?4
Tl.e track was very heavy and tin
THE
BEST
HOUSE
INOREGON
TO BUY
YOUR
PIANOS,
ORUANs
AND
SEWING
M AC Ii IN .s
II. t. Mii.iT riai os, used nine
vears in succession bv the Music
Teachers Af-ocialion. Mouse piool
Ernhiiff organs. WILLcV LINK.,
Albany, Oregon.
FRlII .-TR.VWBERRIF.S
CHERRIES
-KVKItY DAY AT
MUELLER A OAR RETT'S.
PQ17DEE.
Absolutely Pure.
This po-aer never vanes. Ajinarvel
nl purity strength and wholeiomenets
More f-coiioiiiicHl Ihau tht ordinar)
kinds ,nd cannot be sold iu compi ti
lion w';b multitude of low test, short
wi.f.t alum or phosphate oowdert.
doid oljlv ii r ins. KOT.4L tiklH' 'ow
PPU ' .- . ! - WHl t. N. ?.
Lrwis, M. JoBKaox A Co., A genta,
PortiaaiL Orag.
French rffwln
rare - 'in fetlock devp in mud.
L'ncie iioD, the winner ff the
derby was bred in Nashville,
Tenu., and was named fur the
famous old darkey hos l r at Belle
Mead, "Unci Bob." Ho whs a
Colt so p-xirly thought of a' a
farm stle in the fp.ing of 1388
that Uncle Bob bovteht him for
1225. A few days ', fterwurd he
o!d him to Sara "Pry',:i! for
The next sale h "hy Bryant to
Hawkins, of Chicago, three days
aiO (or 1 ",0Vtl, two tlioil-Hml nmre
to be paid if he won the di-rbv.
The Stakes which iro lo the w inner
amount to t lrj,0Jt.
KXOKMOI H KKIUKH.
h Lottery I'eople Will OrTer Ten
.Millions of Dollars.
Balox Roi'ue. Inne 21 During
tlie lottery 'Iiscu.-sion lo-day H.t ris
said he had rece'ved a I'M tor truii
Morris which said that if the
.ottery bi'l was hi untied hy the
legislature t- the people he.M'jrri-.
would advance ten mi I ton dollars
in 1S9I for levee building mid re
pauing iu ditl'ereut par sites of t In
state and the same amount in IS'dl.
Nu Cliinese Xeeil Apply.
RE.,iiNn. ra.,.Iune 21. To-dac
JinUe Hiiirli-h refin-vd the appli
-at ion of Cbas. Ah Son-j; for n itur
i.liiitiou papers. .Indue Enghsn
h.'ld that iln re is n i warrant in
Uv for milking a Chinaman an
A'neri.-an citizen, no ma.ter ho
respectable or worthy.
Harvard and Vale.
Bofiox, June 21. The Harvard
and Y'ale ball game this al'term on
was very ciose and arons-d niu-h
enthusiasm. lo.COlspcctatois wer-
present. The score was Y'ale 8,
Harvard 4.
Tbe Census Takers.
Philadelphia, June 21 The
re-umsoi the census ennnii-ra oi
ls almost entirelv completed and
the eiiivervisions for tbe di-tric
iives i lie population of Philadel
phia at 1.040,449.
CHANGE IN TIME,
SHOKTE.MXGTHE TIME TO SAX
FHAXCISC'O.
Important Chances on the Southern
Faelllc Railroad Ihe Oresnii
Express Train.
San Francisco, June 21. On
luly first another imp rtant clianue
will tie made in the schedule ot the
Oregon expre-s train The turn
wiU be shortened three hour-.
When tbe change is made the train
will leave here at 9 p. m. an I ar
rive in rurtiaou at ris. m. ine
redui tion in time will laig.-ly 1
made bv p-nting on a new tiain
be'ween Portland and Rosebur.' to
accoinmolate the large local tratli.
and the ui ikii g of the Oregon ex
press a through tram. Bv tin-
airangement twenty-three station.-
will be ount led.
The Strange
Reach
Isle.
off I'ortland
Fr ui Chauhvr's Journal.
The curious natural br.-akwater
of the "Coesi! Rea.-ii" connect
Portland with the main 'and. A
D'lzzle 10 the iteoloitist, tins wo'i-
deiful beacii is an example ! tlie
seit prudiiciiiir a barrier to its ocvn
pio. r. sg, the destruction of one
r- ii; the coast becoming the
me. s ol protection to anouier.
The heavy waves of the Atlantic
are here hatred; und during a
ground-swell Ihe ceaseless giindiot:
of the pebble flints is heard, like
the dull roar of thunder, lor miles
inward. In lemrth about ten
miles, its biea lth at low tide is not
above 20.1 yards, and at no place is
it iais"d more than fomty-loui
feet ub vi' high water. The peb
bles which compose the heicii in
crease in size toward Portland, and
diminish to gravel wheie they
merge into Rrideport Sands.
From tin antiquarian, as well a
a geological point ol view, inc
Chesii Reach is of the deepest in
terest, ui.tnv curious relics b-tng
cons' iiitlv thrown up coins of
gold, silver and eopp.-r, of medie
val - ni slern date, though tho-e
of t'ie Roman Einp re are most
common. Scmelinies an i.Ue
ling" are found, seals and no d in
gots, ith other spoils ot Ihe sea,
wrei:d from the ilea l of ancient
as well a modern times hy the re
lenil.'fs storms raging in the
dieadedbav.
Oregon's Crops.
Portland, June 21. Thefoiiow-
ing wss sent to day by tbe Oregon
weather bureau to the chief sK'tial
officer at Washington: Tbe wea h
ei doing the pst week has been
cool and cloudy,. General rains
prevailed, doinii great teiiefit to
the crop-. The grain crop is n '
assured, exept Ute sown and that
w 11 make g khI hay. Th fruit
pro9-ctg are fla'ter.ntr. Every
thing is thriving and doing we 1."
The Oldest Marine Dead.
Pot GKEPslK, N. Y.. June
21.
Maj.
1. T. Doujhtv, the olde-t
maiine officer in the United Mates
di'd to-day. Pr-si lent .l-n ksoii
appointed him maj-.r of the ma
rines and he served for forty years.
Found Guilty of Murder.
Eirkka, Cab, June 21. The
jurv in the CHSe of Chas. Bawd, n
ou trial for Ihe killing of LTlie M.
Price last January, after twenty
UUUI a ucii' mowii( '"v,-f,'i, ...
verdict of murder in the tirst de-
hours dehlieration, brought in a
area.
STATE AND COAST.
To Improve the Mail Facilities in
the Northwest.
LIGHT CBOI'S IX CALIFORNIA.
lbs Bankers at Spokane Dears in Favor
if Tree OtlB gs . f Silver Portland
a .J S.ucd News.
Pi'iti I. anti, Juue 21. Thos. S.
Stoddard, as-ist mt snpi-i inti'tnle.i
of ll.e n-'Stal ra lwavs; rvicei"now;
this liiv, having u rived lioin
the ea-'. Ve.-U'rday.
S o 1 l.lt said to-day: '.tv in-
sli in tm. s aio t oo all I can lor
t tie benefit i f the mad service
w lii iii-ver I liud a chance. I had
i long iii'i-rview with lost master
General U'.uiiiaiii ike iu.-t bet ire
I iet'i the departm ent and he said
lie would like lo have all C 111
pl.iiuts sent to him iu de ail, and
lor me to assure tbe pei pie uener-
il'y that tin e ietteis would be
:iven bis clo-e pi-rs.o a' a"ention
and, if possiid.-. I e desired that
isslslati'-e shouITi lx- granti-'i at
one . It, hoWi Ver, it sliouiu lui-
posfcible t bi i' g about the de
sired result, let'ers would be filed
and presented I fore a congres
sional coiiiiniitee for a ph a for ad
d.tional appropi i.itiotis to covei
the ground."
WAMIl.NOION UAXKEK9.
They Heartily Knvorlhe Free Coin
age of Silver.
PpoKy.NK Falls, June 21. At
lat night's ui'i-ti' g oi ti e Stite
Backers Ass.aiailon. lesolutii.n
in favor of an increasi d coinage 0'
Bi'V'-r were unanunou.-lv adopted
as follows :
Whereas, the bu'ness interest
of the enure Country ar- sufferitii.
a depres-ion ' y reas n of a 'oocoii
Irac ed currei cy ; and
Whereas, i is 'he belief ol this
coiiven i- n th .t an xpan-ion ai
liest and in. .st safely be hc.oiii
p;i- h. d by toe incri-a ed c-.-inage id
s.lver; tberefot-e he it '
R-solvid. that the action of Ut
rcp'e-ei.tativi-s at " ' VVasliiniO
iiv..rin-' th.- coinage td' edver o
American pro lncti .n has our nn
qnalilied pproval.
MIUDE11ED IX SEATTLE.
A Stranger Shot Down In a Down
Town Dive.
Seattle. June 21. An ui knowi-
man was shot and in- antlv kibed
in tbe Suer ijilel e salo n on I roni
siri-c' near Pike at 8 uYim k this
eseiiirg by Geo. Wiik, a hir
ke ii. r.
the M ran tier eame to the saloon
it Ii four o' her men. also stranger-,
and called lor drinks wl.ich wen
pi iced on tne bar.
The s'r.tnu'er then turned to tin
birten ier and witu an msiil mg
iir and an opprobrious name, said
'-av. b ii keener, what do vou do
to a iu u w h" doesn't p iv for hit
.lrinks?'' Wiik repli'-d pie-is
aiilly, wherenpoii the sti.meer ie
p.-ated his itiouirv in a more in
sultint; m inner and then asked
v. h'l the birkeeper had to enforce
: ivmeiit wth.
Wiik reached under the bar and
pulling our a l'uii said. "I know
nothinn t-eiter than this."
The winds bad harHv lefthi-
lips when tne rev .lvi-r was dis
chaig d in the fa.-e ol the stranger
w h Sell ) er de id wi ll a bullet
through bis h-ad. His four
friends rushed out ot the salo n
and lnne not b -en -ecu sitne.
Wi k at once gave himself up
He claims the shooiini: was acci
dental and tiiat l.e was simple
running a blurt". The identity ol
the man kide I cannot be learned.
The initials "C. K.' were found
on a sh.i t. He was about .' veais
old.
A It! II. Dl; COLLAI'SES.
Several WhrUmen ("rushed hy
Falling Wall In San Franclseoi
SyN l-KANCIslo, June 21. The
faliii'K wall of a building in the
course of c-iiistructii n on Brantieu
street this ait.-i noon re-nl'ed in the
killing of John Ki:lil i-, 2 ) years ot
age. and the injur nj of .Michael
Lvnch and John Walsh.
t hese nn n witn others were em
pli ved en tl.e bu Mil u, ihe cut r
number beim; seven, in- hiding
l oiemaii Cairy. A high yvind anu
loose brtcin is nel eied io have
been the catl-e of ihe aCC dent
t"he hoi di' i " beii e .pi-tei fo
Police Commissioner Tobin and
the oi.t'act was awarded t'i Fran
-is Buckley. As so m as the crash
wa- heard ihe et'ects w-rj rilled
wi'h peoi le. A report has gone
out that all the workmen were
kibed ..r severely hurt. Willing,
hands 8 u S. t'to vcmk t r Bene
the workmen. No s.svier had one
end of t'.e wa'l been 'aised than
the iim-trit- form ol Ivnbl ie was
-ei-n h it 2 on the i -ists. Ins skul
ei-usiied and "lib ext net. Lvnch
v. as ia. umed iu b-t-veen tiie joi-t
and ihe siipi O't iven to tne Wall
by his b-ft shoulder prevented the
entire frame Loin coinii g on his
head. Waisii was touiei to b
helpie-s and suff-r ng greatly, and
he was immediately rem ned to
the hospital.
Light Crops in California.
1 vt k vmesto, June 21. i he fol
lowing weekly croo telegram was
u.tut tiv .i.ru,Qri- Roiviii.L- til the
j -j - - .... m . ... . iv
chief signal otlicer at Wasiiington
'to-day: Haying is finished and
tue yiem is large. - in nacei counrL,'
ty peaches are coining in abjugr
damiy. The grain acreage oLSke
state is below average ; LarvOiBg
b'gins in a few days. A light
cro;. is anticipated, but the quality
is ;.o ;rl. a full auricot crop re
porrod fiom San Diego county.
A MBUTAL Ht'KUKK,
A Xegro Coschmaa Whs Cat Ilia
Wife's Throat.
Colisa, Cal., June 21. Cbas.
Fell, a coachman and aervaut iOr
1'. W. J. Gooxl, this morning
stabbed his wile ia several diil'ei
eui places and then cut her throat
w il ii a large pocket knife. Roto
ere colored. The woman will
probably die, B 11 escaped. Tbe
feeling a 'aiust tbe man is inUui st
and tiireat.sof lynching are iuiuIm.
EXCITE.MEXT IN FRANCE.
liver the Tar I IT Legislation In the
I nited States.
Paris, June 21. The excite
ment among French merchants
ansiog from the diilicuhies cau.-e i
oy iion-b gislation colli erning toe
mpoitatiou ot itoods into the
L'n. ted St ites is spreading to th.-
cuamber ol deputies and to news
paper-. A few excitable people
.alk ol retaliation. The govt m
uient olli. ihIs i nd the ar-isuc coin
iiunity are both btartled by the
news that the finance commiltee
of ihe Auu-ric.iu senate has si ricaen
oil l a clau-e in tne tariff bill
ituitmg works of art ou the free
lit. There is a great outciy over
i his action.
Th. Markets.
Sax Francisco,-! une 21.
Wheat
Wheat
buyer yezr 189 . Jfl bti.
Chicago, June 1.
oeady : cash 65li ; July 86.
Liverpool, June 21. uneat;
ideis oiler moderately; new
w inter 6s. lld.ste.idy; new spring,
7s, Id, eteady.
MEXICAN UPRISING.
REVOLUTION THREATENS
THE GOVERNMENT.
Ihe Tyranny of the Government
Dally Becoming Heavier A
Crisis Is Imminent.
Chicago, June 21. A Times
-pec ai from the City of Mexico
-av s information is g ven of an up
ising in the mining, state of Guan
ijuato, v hic-b is ielieved to lie tbe
b. ginning of a general revolution
n.ivement.
There are signs of uneasiness in
'overnment circles and a general
leelintf that a crisis is imminent
Ihe tvrannv ot the Kovernment is
daily becoming heavier, and it is
I'most ceriain that w ithin a yeai
Diaz will p.-oclaitn himself direc
tor. Only a revolution can pre
vent such a disaster to the re-
oiibiic.
MOUNT SHASTA.
Ice and Snow Have Carried Away
Rock From tbeSnmuiit.
San Francisco Chrenicle.
Piofessor George Davidson of
the Geological and Coast Survey
gives a veiy plausible explanation
of the new appearance ot old Suas
ta.
"There is," he said "no crater
at Mount Shastx. About 270 feet
below the summit of the moun
tain there is an opening, from
.vhich hot sulphur vapors are con
stantly arising, but not in Hiffi
.ient volume tn be seen from the
.-alley below. In 1S75 the United
-tates Coa-t Survev placed an iron
cylinder 'vventy feet hith and three
feet in diameter on th summit of
hasta as a signal.
"In 1879. in Ju'y, Professor
Coll )"iia, who was my assistant at
that time, made an ascent of tbe
mountain and occupied the station
there with two men for a period ol
U'ti days, tiie longest time any
Known being ever lived on the
summit of Mount Shasta. Ice and
slee' form in great masses ariitd
the signal some twenty or thirty
feet high, and the atmosphere up
there is very cold. Protestor Col
lonna told me that be could not
place his heliotrope over the sig
nal, but located it a little to the
southeast onaridge of thesntnmit,
the ridge being so narrow that he
cmld 'stra-Jule it, as heexpressed
hiin-elf.
"My opinion is that a lar e mass
of t e accumulated ice and snow
has fallen away from the mountain
to , - I ns changing the appearance
of things from bt low. In tne sum
mer time when the ice and snow
ne't awav, musses of rock are con
tinually- falling away from thesteeo
sides of summit. It is quite Iikelv
that an unusually lar-e mass of
ice had formed, and in falling car
ried with it a part of the rra-kv
-uinmit, thus changing ihe ou'line
of the mountain top. The town of
sis. on is only tbirieen miles from
Mount Sha-ti, and our signal on
tthesii'iimit can be seen from there,
imt tud from Keduing. A man at
Sisson with an ordinary glass
w ould he able at view tne situation
verv ilistinctiv."
Tbe tieople of Sisson sav that
there is no.hing wrong with the
peaks, but it may be that their
view is not tbe same as from Red
dimr. The theorv seems to lie the
accumulations of snow and glaciers
have loosened a large quantity of
rock on the apex, and that tbe
crater which s known to exist on
the north peak baa swallowed it.
-i:ii-i ii
ME DAI IjN CONGRESS
Co&xrcssman Hermann's Views
on tna Silver Question.
AFFAIR INTI1 OLD WORLD.
Tbs Ctar of inssia BpslllBg for a Flfkt
BnWiani Osmxsds Baoogaitloa
Sarioas Camplicatiana.
Washinoton, June 21. In the
house to-day Hermann, of Oregon,
said tbe suver question was an
issue of tbe election held four
weens ago in h a state, lie agreed
io support tbe republican state
idattiorni, declaring in lavor ot lha .
free coinage of silver. Thtee, he
said, were his sailing orders.
The silver bill i ow siands re
erred to the .-committee ou coin
age, weights and measures,
ix the senatk.
The senate to-lay passed the
house bill in refeieuce to bigamy,
it provides that all the luuos and
property lately belonging to the
vloruioiis in Utah shall lie devoted
io tbe use and benefit of the com
mon nchools in that state.
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
The Settlement or the African Ter
ritory Despute.
Copyright 18X by the Associated Press.)
Berlin, June 21. During a pro
longed selling of the Bundesiath
to day Chancellor Caprivi, explain
ed tbe aims of the g ivernmcnt in
i-onc'ud.ng the Anglo-oei man
igreenent relative to the A mean
territory. He dwelt on the gieat
importance of Heligoland, and rec
alled the fai t that during the war
. iKS i it was neces.-ary io det ca
t large force to guard against tbe
Fiem-b land ng at the mouth of the
A eher and Liber rivers and strong,
sui-marine engine- to protect Hie
water approaches to Hmbu g and
Bremen. He produced an opmi n
troin Yon Molkie that He.igo'and
ould be so fortified that it would
be equivoleet to a Iare increa-e in
tne Ueiman armv in event of war.
The nundesiaih unanimously Hp
proved the compact and Cungratu
I ited the emperor and chancellor.
The teport that England spont :ne
ous y offered to cede the island ia
in direct variance with all reports
ere.
Ihe opinion of the people of
the island dies uot count with
other tove'iiment. both know
-hat the inhabitants are opposed
to annexation io Germany, lth
n account of tbe dread of niili-,
tary service and customs regula-
ions. Germany will make con-
essions on these points for twenty
yeais.
The leading Hamburg journals
regret the granting to England of
i protectorate over Zanzmar, ide
alise it will place the whole trade
in ihe hands of the English E st
VHca Co. Major Wis-man ha
elegraphed s oiilar views. All
declare, however, that tne acquisi
'ion of Heii'Aland balances the
losses el.-ew here.
OMINOfS DEMANDS OF KL'SSIA.
An ominous note was presented
to-day to the porte by the Ru-s an
: ambassador, NeiidoH". It suggests
tbe iu'ention ot the czar to active-
interere in the Balkans. Thi
note declines tbe request that the
Russians wait until Nov ruber for
payment of the war indemnity by
lutkey and demands nnmeiliaLe
payment. I he note declares that
in th" event ot a u lusal Kussia .
reserves the light of taking all
necessary niea-uies to compel
p ivment.
lesterdav Hie Bulgarian envoy
presented io the porte a note from
Stambouloff demanding theexten-
lon of religious liberty among
tbe Bulgarians in Turkey .and a'so
the recognition of the Hulearian
goveinment. Staml oul. ff is act-
ng in loncert with Russia without
regard to the personal interests of
t'nut-e rerdinaml.
It is ex pei-ted this action will
develop a proclamation of the in-
dependence of Bulgaria under the
prince, who will be sgneable to
Kussia, with ibe absoi pti-m of a
part of Macedonia into l'.ulgaria.
John L. Sullivan.
Plrtis. Miss., June 21. JohnL.
Sullivan and paity aniveil bete,
this moming prepared for the trial
whic'i will I eg n l ues lay.
Cholera Decreasing.
Madrid, June 21. The cholera
epidemic in Pueb a de Rugat con
tinues to decrease. At xernolt
five cases of ihe disease are re
ported and one death.
Th. Imprisoned Miners.
Pitt.ibvro, June 21. A dispatch
from Dunbar late to night -ays t ha
re-cuing party have hopes of reach
ing the desired point this jftrnruing.
In Vienna pracical p"h. Jan th ro
py takes tl.e shape o'ejiea peat ng-iioii-ts
for poor (w ople. Tlierv are
ten cioking kitchens throughout
the city that feed an average of
1,000 people each and every dy.
Tm average cost of a dinner ia 8
cents, and of a cu.iper4 cents, both
meals comprising the varieties
i he common eating houses fur
nish. A woman of Ionia, Mich., mf
fered with a pain ia her bid e for
tweniy years. Last week a physi
cian removed a needle that is a' ip
poaed to have caused all the troub-