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ALBANY BAKERY.
PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HA.ND--
CAKE-s FOR-.-.
..WEDDING-.-.
VFREH HilTIT BF.R V
KIK- AND VEGETABLES
Chou-f; TaMe Delicacies and a Full
Line of Fancy and Staple- Groceries atnl Pro
visions, Canned Gods, Nut, Candies, Etc, bite.
.1 Vnll l.hn-tif In init ial
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE. CENTLEMEN.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
FOR-
CHICKENS
- $5.00 PER DOZEIT,-
EGGS IS CENTS.
Jluellet' it' (iiti'i'i tt.
N SUK NK Cf OK
Alman y Okeoon
ctrirtL k. 5i.iim.ixwi
rn ii- .piil m.vi.ooo.
OfFICEKS.
President W. F. Read.
Vice-President- .1. (. U ritBtaan.
Treasurer J. I.. Cowan.
.-, retarv .1 . K. Klderkin.
niRKCTOKS.
h. .-traiian. J. I.. Cowan, J.
O. Writsinaii. .
F. Head,. I. K
L. Foley, .loh"
terulHTg.
F. Simpson, W
Weathrtford, L.
Buiiielt and M.
Safe, Sound, uonservative
A Square Company.
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
iftXMaia Homt Lz,Ulli39
EARLS
Ik 1
LAU1LSAND OENTS
NISH1NGS.
FTR
A'so h ive a complete line of
lliili'H . I lH:
wn nam w
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For iribi! trade at price
hit nety c.Miiifeitf n. O-.vi
U& avail :-ud l.uy ymir mine o!
.tt bedrock pricef :
. it ami square tlerdi il'.
ac Ludlow Fino Shoos
FRESH BAKED
BKEADv.V
rani f:o)tmti- Chjarr.
FIRST BATMUiBABK
l-KISIDKNT L. XLINN.
Vl K PKI-sllJENT S. " TOCSO.
tASlllKh K. w. La;: , K)N.
OKANSACTs A GEIi-lAL BANKING
1 liL'ai.v'KSb.
). E. Vlll SIl, L. Plw.i
L. K Hi.in, K F. ux
E. W. LAttlo
1 Carl.ier.
COWAN' RALSTON iAI.D CHAA EU LAIN
Albany, ; - Oregon
Tranaat tt a irfneral hanking Iumiiim '
lra iiU'tit itnifti on Nt ) orW, Hut -n
iHiAfl Hortlaiifi. r.
l-ari mone oti amvel Hvciiritj'.
Kftvivt tlcCipltt uljt;t;l tt bt-CK.
C'.iUt cttoiir fiirruHteil to um will re
t )r Milt t AtttfitlOU
BANK OF OREGON',
A Lb ANY, OREGON.
ripi..
9,-o.0n
Prr- ulrel
II. Rkl lM
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wnECTOHi:
H. "!Ttl A' t, .1. VV. Bi.ain,
(i- . Ill ul'liKET, ( M.STEWAKI,
I..J U.M.Nt, H. F. Mpkkii l.
LAP IKS' UNDERWEAR
I liriiiirnirn jlilri. i lilldirn'o lolh
lit!.', it-it l! Iiidlin Uiiruirul lund
In urili-r nl llir
JapanesePaZaar!tore
, K c- VKi T LOW h'- lUUh'tH'.
' .'a Sti-rt oil First Street lit xt tc Senin A
lih.i kl.urna.
l. CKOWDEK.
C. W. CHOWUKK.
CHOWDER BROS
C.ntracto8 and Builders.
Otlice on First street with Wal
lace it Ciwiek, real estate agent.".
Albanv. On iron. Estimates ifiven
i on all'kinds oi buildingsorcarpeii
.... , I.
ter work. All work intrusted to
I us will be promptly executed.
-1.Y-
KLEIN .
j V lgnt WUoa for Uui.
Ml
Si
BY-
hn lour Piopenj
fhiough ttie it-Ml estate tirro of
jliinS'lliii'lvlim-i 4 imwy.
The oldest Real Katate Firm in the
They have land- of - :1 descrip
tions "forsdeat the very lowest
prices, and oh the most favorable
terms.
W.- l.ave. some Rue h-irinini in
small tracts o garden and fruit
lands near Mm ri'y. which we are
offering at a reit flaciitiie. This
proper! v lies, near the city, ami is
the very best on the market, );rt
of which is set out to fruit.
ICITY i'KOI'EKTY
"A'e have a large list of choice
busi'vss t:id i.''ih"n-. propevtv
fo,- ?niv i : . V -1 1 . t i i j r th-' nhr:i park
addition, the I'esf. nearest and
, ch"a:f(-t f
; tUo market.
! .urban property op
A lot. in this addition
will ootihle
n ' aire in lee tJ-aii
a
; vea r.
EASY PAVHEMS.
bur v'fABT & keeney,
U i:i: ST A SE, LOJ S
INSURANCE ACENTS.
ALBANY. - ORF.nON
Townseud Wilson,
REAL ESTATE BROKKK8,
INSURANCE AND l.O.iNS.
j FiiPt street, opposite Farmers &
j Merchatits Insurance Co. Albany.
Oregon.
Agents for the foilowing Insur
ance Companies :
Etna IiiMirance Comnanv. of
Hariford. Connecticut : toial aeet8
.70,751.65.
The (iiiardian AfHiirance Com-
pjinv. of I nilon, England ; capital
$5.0iK).(HMi.OO.
T!ie Co'umbia Fire and Marine.
of "oiilaud, Oregon; capital, $.l!0,
OOfl.lHi. fOWNi?ENl& WIL.-ON.
FOR SALE BT AI.L DRVOOIBTB. T
'Son-;' ii:ot-tl:p Bin I iiiirrlia.M-d a
Inn of Ilr J. P. riillV Ctm rti ( urf for
in v own n. lut ti mi in if niy m-pliew,
C A. Mi'MuLan peril u U mi di
cine I Irt liin tinvv n y mx of medi
cine. Hi now senl for three more
tiuxea, ly'uur It is the heit thimr for
i hIim i ii vver trie'! I liim mid bit
lr tiiln. I K"t anotlirr l.ox to use ia
my hv. und rlirenulljr re onimrnd tt
tontlit m.
:iii.ii. d,. JoBN Mi MAHAN,
Ex t nuntv CniiiDiiuiuiier Laua Ca,
Ori-t'on,
Sl.iiiiKfiflit I.ane county, Orvgoa.
I'n.f J. w , .InlniKiiii, preridru: of tat
.-tate uti'ntrsij;. , fajs it i-uird 1dm .1
a i-KiiL'li tifte: l" oilier prrtrritioDk
had fuied. I.ikewe two of hi little
ir!it useil it to cure tlieir ioul'IiC Mn
I M irk Unite, wile .f Pn.f Badir
- j " '" lr(,f Joliiio'. and reieui.
,1. ,, u trl... a. I
un ii 0 s it to all win) n-rir In iii colda.
unU i'oul.'1ie. I-or rm.gba ii acta like
a liuiin, and tun be udiaied ilito the
jilpee oi p.tasavee, whtra.
cuuga iiiraa aaa raaca
luinelto ally
THEDAYINCONGR
The Senate Adojts the Sifrer
Conference Repoit
W
OREGON'S SENATORS VOTE UA
Wyoming Becomes a SUU-Bill Iff
E eht Hoait a Day'i Work fan
QoTernceDt Emplojei.
Washington, July 10. The sa
a'e has a opted tin conference j&
:oit of the silver hi. I; uud
nays. 2d. Jr
The vote on the confereneetfv'y.
.. .i... i. ill ..... ,
pint un mo -111 .'in - r-. .
owe Yeas A d i h, Allen Al
on, I'.lair, Cue y, Cu loin. Davis,
Dawes, Dix-m, Dolpii, Edmunds,
l-vots, Farwill. Fre, llawlev.
Higgins, Hisiock, Hoar, l galls,
Tout), of Neada, McMilan.
M.m lerso-i, Mitthe 1. Mo hIv, Pei
tuirew. Pierce. I'lait, Plumb,
P.-w-r, yuay, .-and-'is, lawyer,
Sherman, Smoner, Squire, tock
hridje, Stewait, WHhlmn-,
Wolc tt 3!. Nays Bar our,
Bates, Biaik'-urn, t all. Cirli le.
Cockerell, t'"kf, Colqnille, Daniel.
Faulki er, (iibso". (T-.rman.lliiDp
ton, Harris, Jon s, l Aikansa-,
Kenua. M- 1'liereon. l a c, l'ng'',
Hansom, Kea:an Tupe, Vane,
Ve-t, Voorli es, Wal lif.ll 25.
The president approved te act
for the adn ission of Wyoming
to-day.
T e couiiiiittee on labor reiort d
favoraby the bill ciiH'ttntin".
eight hours a day's wrk for all
lab 'rers employed by the govru
inent.
Af'er a long debate in the house
on ihe rules ai d the approv d o
i lie j urnal, the conierence report
n the oiph matic and onular
at -propria! ion bill was ad"pt-d
Fu stoti, -i Kan-as, Bumn tted
and the house passed the report
n tlieai.Tii-ultur.il appropriation.
The house tt.en ent intoihe
ivniMiiit'ee of the whoe n li -land
grant forfeit re bib, but ad
j -u lied withou' action.
TO ritll l Ed' , M K1UCANS.
V
S. War Ship Ordered to l'ro-
cerd to Central America.
Washington. Ju;y 10. The nav
department, having received in
forn iilion ..f the trouble tlnit is
iniiniaeiit between Mill Salvador
and Guitem.ila, has ordei.ed t; e
U. S. s earners Kanger andiheii-,
to proceed together to 'Ventral
......... A- 1 I. .. I .
America to lo .k af'er Ihe ,2'otec
it ion of Ameiicin interes s there.
HOLDtAlST IN FKANCK.
A Town Burned and Many I'.ople
1'erUh.
Port ok Si-ais, .lu'y 10. Detail
coiii erning the destruction of the
Tie DBlBtotBd French
Ms3
3.1 Z
KFOFE
AFTER
the Kriierative uritaiia of either mi whether
arminic Ironi tile exccn-ive iim of timiilanl.
lohai-co or oiiium. or ihrn'iah jnuthful imlw
cretiou, over iinlulL'i'', tc., auch aalonnol
ltrin Hover, W'aUe Ii'um, Bcarinar Down
I'ainfi in ihe Hoi k, l W aknean, Hy
teria. Nt-r ou Proa ration, Nocturnal onila
aiohfl. Leucurrhoe, Uizzineim, Weak Meiutr(
Linmof Power ami Impotent-, which if nek.
lecteii often lead to reuiaturu old aye am
inaa.iity. Price II a box; 8 Iuxe6 f cr 5.Ut
Sent liy mail un receipt of price.
. MlillllX 1.1 iHIMIK la r"
with very 4ft order, received, to refund tni
money it a I'rrniHiif nl cure ia rotiffe. te.
We have thiiuaanoaof tentinionial from old
and youiiK, of both aexea, who have been
permanently cured by the uae ' f Aphroditini
Circular freo. AiMreaa
hk triiNO ttiiiimi: rw.
Weatern Branch, Box, 27. Portland, Oreunn
Kor aala lj Koaliay A Maaon. ho aaalaano
efatt ftttii uiM. ail m V iln; t
nUll Fill:
For Female lr
retrul.iritiea; noth
ing lik. them on
the market. Neve
ai . Succceafullt
naed bv prominent
l.lie montl.ly.
Ouarantew' to re
lict e aui'preaarl
mei-atruation.
SnrSifs, Ceriain
Don't be humhUK
ired. Save time
llealth and money.
Take no other,
gent to any ad
drew maii til rei-i lt of prii e, $2 00. Ad
liriu ihrn Mrdlrlne C ompany
Went llran. h B..x 27, 1'nrllMrt. P.
8oU by Forhay & Manaa. Albaay. 0r
w
TANTH) IMMF.I.IATF.LY TWO H'KIII
rnxtiitiK I ota aliout 6 yeaoi om. wno
Inn tow. rk. imiuire mt r.i'
Mattre-w Factory.
1 MNF. t lOAKS-IMPOKTtD. KFV WFM
r una hii,.il.- rnihracina the celebrated
Flor de Muiln.l. l-atn-llaa. I'eiiouerora and
other etioi. c liranoa in the Wrlla. rir" am
Wetrn t'nlon lelarfiaph olbca huiMim,,
t-S hen. ember the place
IIOI'KINS BKO'S.
DEALERS IS
ST3VES. TINWAR , HOUSE FURH1SHP CS.
Manufacturer of galvanized iron
cornice. Plumbing a sp:eialty.
Give us a call.
H or none
rrlunilnl
. 2T
!:a:
Fair's Golisa
A5k-;r:ilt
w
W paeuira.
WaodU
TaaUBraa.
town of Fort de France in the
French Island of llaiiinqui- has
just been received. Immed atelv
after the cata-trophe Gov. asse,
iA Martinque, sent an appeal for
aid to the governor of imitlat
Sir William Kobiuson assuring :
idm that tt-ree-foiirth of the ton i
was ou ned ; n l moi e t an bQM
people Wit 'i. ut homes and f d
and needed aid a! once. The fire
o.curied June 12. Sevent. en
hun-m d houses were destroyed
and the total I ss is stima eU at
8,00,iWH).
it is impbs-ible no t tell te
uuoi eroi cfia-s. I'nelv" ' du-
have been recove'nl, in my of
rthom were burned b yo -d recig-
oners we. e leuriully um-
k SK IN MhlXlCO.
L ulny to Occupy
16. Acre uf Laud.
City o. xko July 10. W g
Gn Wan. ah by Sa.i t-ianci-
bine e. ms as-oci.ni d wdh
nim a well k..- wn attorney o tin-
auiec tv, have just pure .a ed
l-i in 0,00 I ai r 8 ' I and On ihe
8 hnius of T. huautepi c a :d w 1.
oin lete io- ay the purcha e o
il tht-r laiii- tra t on which
code , indigo and tobacco, ant it
.- tn-lieveii, t.-a can b grown A
1 ire C ne.-e c lony will b i-8t '
lis ied at once a d will he the fir t
evvr larted in tios country. Ihe
c iy will l e without aid fioiu
the ieu rai goveriunei t
A VILLAIN'S WORK.
An Attempt to Sink a Ship Load-
lug at Taeuwa.
Tacoma, July 10. An attempt
was m.tde Weiinesdav nihf to
scuttl- 'heClnl an shipGeoigiana.
loading lumber at the laconm
mills ior Valpatai-o. On g ing
into the hold yesteiday the mati
discovered a t wo nch nu-jer bole
bored in 'h- vesse's liottoni. Tt-e
aiiL'er truck an iron b 'It alter go-
g in tlii. woo I about seven ii ches.
he villain then tri--d to use h
mailer augei, but it was too ehott
to pierce tue thick tun -era.
Suspicion M.int oa Vorwigian
arpniter. Chr Htop er Ander-on.
who, it is Faid, has threatened to
eii k the r-hip In cause aptau
St. 1 1 ley refn ed to advance iiitn
money for dr nks.
A RACE RIOT.
Griffks, Ga.. Ju'y 10. A fatal
race r'ot ccuied at searn's mill
ond, Faye'te county, this aftei-
o -n, in which four ia gr -es viete
ki led ai d six wound d, two of
whom arc teported to be dvin
Eicli whites were tli t, but it is
thought O'dv i ne o' them fat 1U
m.k.n.' 18 ti .U ki" d and
woil' d- H.
'1 he iioub'e started with a row
between a darkey, who was seh-
i tin wine, and a white man Tb
-hooting son bet tine general.
l!:ere were over 6..0 ;eople on toe
ground.
War Among II re w era.
Oini Ado, J.ily 10. A paper says
a i'i; tig'it is on among Of brew
era here. it lies iietween the
Kiigi'sh syndicate, which lias
bought up a numb r of the larges'
orewerii'8 heie, and some of the
sma'l ones. I he ri'-nlt of the ttiiht
i- a drop of p-icea from $8 'o 50
iier barrel. The biewer-: omside
the syndicate are inauguratii g the
cut.
Th. Marketa.
CuiCAoo. July 10. Market che
and wheat easy; ca-h iW,1; Seje
iemb-i 89.
-an r kano-co,.Iu1v Id. Wh at
buyer B'-arou of 1890, A'..
LiVEKPooi.. Jul v 10 Win a' hold
ers offer sparingly ; new 'J, wn ei
7 s; hrm; s,r ng ss 1 'gd ; nrm.
Oregon Ability Recognized.
St. Pai l, July 10. At the third
dav s sessi-'ii of the tea ners as o
ciation teday the committee on
nominations reno'ted in fa -or of
William Oanett.of Nashv.ile. for
nresident. Among the vice-presi
leins 'S E. B. McE roy, of Salem,
Oregon.
Mr. Armour and I lie Bootblack
From the I'hieairo Tri'mne.
A bootblact walked into the
office of Mr. Armour. He had
none of his outfit witn him, but
the bmtblack was -tanned
in the f ce and all over him. He
went to the gate wln-ie a icuard
-tand-between his t ost nd the
greates packer in the wor d.
"W'ere'sde ole man
1?" asked
the urchin.
The gnaid told the
out. -
1 oy to get
'You tell de ole man dat I want
to see him. I ant to see him
alone. 1 don't want to bo ider you
n- r de ole man. But I want to
see de ol" man, an' I want to see
dim r ght off."
Mr. Auiiour at his desk over
heard the ragged urchin, "l-et
hat bov oiue i i here." he clhd
tothey-ainj man on the gate
Ihe urchin ap -r ached in a busi-
nes-dike'way. There were no pie
limioarv voinphmeuts.
'-.Sayi" spoke the urchin, 'T look
a nap out dere in de alley, a n
w 'ile I was asleep some o' dem
kids fr ni de Board o' Trade corae'
along and sw iped my kit an' I'm
short." ,
Mr. Armour handed the boy
two silver d-l ars and told lorn to
kO. But the b -y handed back one
uf the dollars, and s dd :
'It'.oui' wa itbtitone. I'uigo:n'
to pay it back. 1 alius keep my
head above water."
A SOUTHERN RIOT.
Political Pleasantries of the
South Carolina Campaign.
THE CANDIDATES MOBBED.
A Pretty Georgia 01 1 Oomml a hciddi
C ra Now ia Ameri a'B Haoda
The Lo.tety Bill.
New York, July 10. A Sun't-
-peciai troin Columbia, S. C, av
t o- m -st import iiit m et n of tin
outh Cuioliu , c i in pa gu wiig held
n -tiuiter vest rd i. uosi- ihe
home of i.ai 1, ihe audidat op
pv9 -i t -i Titiman. One Ihoui-ainl
men were taken in o MM.ier i y .
pecal ir.iiu irom th - other i-ou .-
t es. Tiiey weie organize i and in
evrnC'etl to pievi nt Fan in.ni
peaking. The h.eetinj, Imai v i.
h- strong y in lavor i Earl. C ip
tun l.ilu.a i i.ai a mo icr.t-1. lii.
hearing, lie was lieq iei tly in
term t. d, but wan ab e to de ivei
Ins sj e en
i.en E irl was intro lu -ed the
cene oean. fie fac d a oowl g
nob ior hal a Ineir ben. re h. in.
b'e 1 1 i-ay a w id. The how'ers
'ere n.a-seil in ftontof the stoni.
F ie mii.i orter- of Eul tina Iv
h ridupon th s bo ly of men.
irove ibeui oin ami to k iios-es
-! n of their ground.
Ihe row -till tontiiiu ng on tin
ont i-'e.. the ii a- . gun ch.rj-
ed and the ring-1 a ler oragaied oil
ttie groiin I an i 1 ke I up. 1'uriii.
t . i - t metheie were several tights
and pi-tols Aeredian. Vgenertl
tight with firearms Was expected
a. ter the arre.-t.
SHE DID NO WRONG.
Suicide of I'retty Genet-ire Green
at Nhwiiad, (ieorcia.
Nevnan, Ga., July 10. A p ett
young woman hei in an Ui.de -Labium
est ihlishm.-nt of tins citv
iwntiiu orders from hei i'nen is
in Fairhaven. v t. On t-.e lt o
Jtl e M ss tienevive lireene. win-
had to . n a le cher in loe t wu 01
iVe-t r i .t regist red at he Vir
ginia iloure in tins city, and set
bout or:.iiiizi g an art class At
o'c nek la-t eveniiii: Mi-s iiieene
w nt into tne i iw oince ot nco.
,v Wr g'it and liiidihg Mr. Wr gut
in, she explained to him that .-he
was out ol mo-ey and wa- about
10 fail in net ing up her ai t cl .ss.
.Mr. W light stepjed out a uioment
1 1 consult a Ino-.d. win ti the r -K)rt
of a pi tol c.dleJ hiu ba-k
lhen he foun I .Miss Greene dcao
with a pistol hall through hei
he ut. v i : ten 01. a sc.atch pad
ut pencil Her "he a or is.
"Fell Fret! R. orecne, Ugdeii,
I't.ih; W. II . Greene, Fairhaven
Vt , and R. W. W.ajd. ot Wes
P-.int, tia., thit 1 h.iVe lion-no
wrong."
THE LOTTERY BILL.
The Lonlaiana Legialature Ignore
th. Governor' Veto.
Baton Poigk, July 10. The
house 1 iS' nij!;t lO tuned l;l ihe
efnsal of the senate to consider
the me8sag' of the governor, veto
ing the U,-tery bill, as a ionstitu
tional ameiidnient, ai d i-rdered
the bid deliveicd to f'e secretin
of st ite for promulgation as a law .
Last night the lottery nia'ter
was subuii t.-d to the judi. i.irx
c-inmittee ot ihe-enate winch h
a vote of 8 to 3, made a .efrt
which dispo-i'9 of ihe ni Iter. Tie
repoit holds that th j;o enn rha .
und -r the i-iate constitu1 O", no
o er whatever tn vet a bill p o
posing ai amendment to ihe ioii
stituti n and speaks athersha'.p
of toyei nor Nienoll's action in
doing.
Tins rei-ort was a looted, a d so
the hole matt- r is dn-posi d of.
O. A. R. ENCAMI'MKNT.
Preparation
ing In B
f.ir th. Anfnal Meet,
oaton Nest Mmitli.
I'.osTos, July 10. Ti e execu
t ve commit ee the National
Grind A my en-'anipmeiit he
toed that tne secetary of th.
nav-.r be requested to ooiern naval
t-qua iron io Boston during en
campment week. A Grand Army
press com mi' lee was elected who
viajor Georre .-. Merrill chairman
ini J.eeph B. McCa'ie secret a y.
The lit- r ir fea uies of the r--cep
ion on Tuesday evenit g, August
12, will iin lu ;e aildiesses i f wel-c-me
y t-owtnor l'.jacketi and
Mayor Hail ; re-pons. sb tienera
A ger and A.rs. Witeni.eyi r.
pierident of the Women's Redei
J Corp-. Geneial she- man and e -
reiarv rrocor.
A Big Lockout.
New York. .Inly 10. The . loth
ine mannlacture-M' association of
New York have given notx-e I
their one iliousantl cuttem thai
tin v w ill be I a-ked out Saturday
This step was lakeii in retaliation
for a boycott placed on one of their
members. A It red Heiiiamin & to.
Over 20.000 jeople will be thrown
out of employment.
The Knlghta of rythlas,
Milw ai'kel, Wis., July 10. The
supreme lod.e of K'. of P. tnm
in .mil g chose Geo. B. Sliaw of
Wisconsin, as supieme chain ell r
aid W. W. Bl..ckwe:l of Ken
tucky, as upreme vie-.
! Supreme p" late, Eli T. Black
' man of .-an Dieo. Califo nia; su
Ipruoia uiaUr exchequer, S. J.
Aillcy, of Wilmington, Delaware;
supreme keepei of lecords and
-eal, R. L. C. White of Nashville,
Fetni; supreme master at arms.
G. H. Morrison of -aii Francisco;
grand se. retaiy of the endowment
rank, W. B. Kennedy of Chicago;
-uprenie inner guard, Dr. AI. C.
Baikner ot Cheyenne, Wy. ; su
preme outer uua.d, F. W. Thouip--on,
Washing on, D. C. Prize
drd s wre lontinued to-day, the
ciuck d. vision of the oraer ulakiiij;
a tine di.-piay.
AFFAIRS IN CUKEA.
Some Warlike Ueveloproenta The
Mamaud Bt ripen Victoriuua.
Ntw YoKK,.iuly 10. Tne Worm
print-, tne f .llovvin iroiu Y.-ko--auii:
.-.euul nai been occupe-.i
li the Am rem .vi trine, a .d
orea ia now virtually lu ii.i
a .os -f Am. i ca.iS.
Insie.dof the Rus.-ians having
oc up.t tl Co.e i, as w..t geneia
in nghi when ihe Briusii shipe
0 -ga . t puff i. to t. e harder, in
ti. S. 8t-i.ni r wat.ra liuj otl
th tiiulpo sent h. ritticeia ai.o
uiaiine- to the scene.
4iui.iai i 1 n. p wasap -ealed t
b'. t..e kiiu lor pi. let ti n and e
ro uptiv give it. lo-d.y the
'VW iiiii lit 8 oil the city Wlii. fly n.
tars .n I siri.s iul the d. velo,
nent-are anx ousiy wat. h-dfor.
the Amen-.. na-al an horitie
heie h ne l. lien g'eat ie-ionsi'iil
ty and it is a piobabi ity ilia ii
tin- n.ter. al tiou'.ie takes a s ri
ous. urn th-y will have to tiM
th.-ir way out of the con try.
Wasuinoton. Ji.ly 10. No newt-
i.iS Ik en received al the l avy de-
p .rtmei t iii ieg;.rd to tlie rej or.'
ha1 Rear Admiral I e k ap, com-
1 andit g ihe C. s. f .r. es on tin
Asiatic st-1 ini had ui d"itaken to
orotect the king of Corea. Bel
kn p's order was to take Mr Hum.
tne newlv uppo nted V. S. m mete
t i t ' rea, in his flag s:ip Swaia'
ii d to ooiei.it- with him in th
c untry in uphol'iiiiL- the ngh
and inierets of .m--riean subjecte.
It is i.oi thought at the de ariunut
t i .t he l.a- liiU'iierttl in ti.e
totibl-.s b. tween Kn.land an
Unssia, fur her than to es a', i h
in- f-.rc a iu tne neihborho d o
t'ie American ciinsiilate at seou
for its protection in cae of ueces-
itv-
ON THE SOUTHERN FA CI Fit
Young Archer to be Made a Vice
I'renldent. New Yokk, July 10. C. P.
i lun ington is refured by San
i-raiicisco paper ,e nnxions t-
have In.- id .j-ted'.-n, Ar.herllunt
i gton, made 4th vi'-e-ores dem ol
t .e Souther:- Pm-i'ic c -mpativ at
h next annua' m tt n.-. ot tin
I r-ctors. J. C. S ubbs reeent
prom t ion to t-e third vi-e-pup
Ii ncy make- the position vacant
You g Huntington is only Ll
years o'd, but is said to hay.'
g veil many ii dicai'Ons of th- pos
s s-on of good jud m-nt He is
'he child of Mrs. Hiint'ngton by a
'orim-riu.irri.ige wlulj her name
wai Mr. Warshani. Piiysiall
he is a gia.it, weiuhi.ig over 250
ia)iuids, niitt being aliiii.si six and
a h ilf feet in huhi. He has bee.
ior some time asso iated with Mrs
I luntiiiL'toii in this city, ai d it is
uudert. od that if he i-made an
officer h- will remain here.
TO INSPECT AMERICAN CATTLE
secretary Kuak Saya American
llertla are Nut Dlaeaaed.
Washisgt in, July l' The de
pi'tmeiit ol s ate at the sugg-
tion oi St cn tarv Kik nasenected
an arrangement for the ains.int-
in- nt f ihree veterii ary ns e t -ib
ior the purpose in p cting all
A'.. ericau ca tie landing in tuat
BrOiiin.
The secre'Mrv -aid todiv tha-
th-' re t'i. tions of t .e Blilis'i go -
einmei.t on the i npo'tan-.n f
beef .att'e fx.ni th s i-om.tiy on
; .e giou dless plea of c- n'M ous
liseaa- in American eattl-weie
unjust' ii i ti e an. i naa ia ten ot g
e oiijii. lie no propo- 8 to
i'0e to tli-- kat sf c-ion ot be
Br t'sh iov rnnie t th t no di
ase exi ts in 'h scoiin rv to war-
rant t ies.- action
ill s ii f this
.her causj must
them.
. If maintain -l
evidt 11 -e, SO ne
be a-'-lgm d lor
TOO MANY WIVES.
Wholeaale Arresta of rolygamiat
Mortnoua In Colorado.
Denver. July 10. Cn t -l -atrs
IcpuM marsiiai- heie laiued t e
S utll L'tah polyi.an.ists nt St
G'-oiue, where ih- arrested I'.ishoi
vl Ai'hur foroccuiy ng a hoi s-
wiii three wives, ic irthur.ith
the women, were under bom's for
their appear nice at tiungtoi-k
I'hey als" arrested -rin T. Wo d
btiry, a.a i sl wh m they have a
ase ot mdaifiil c habitation.
1 Je rge l.ees. who has le. i on a
pr 8 lyting ii is on to Aaa na
tor two ye.us, was also ar eeid.
Poatmen Will Strike.
I-osnoN, Inly 10. Notwithstand
ing the decision of the postm n'a
un on a strike will be st ut-d to
day unless the bl icklegs in ttie
employ ot tne pos'. m. e are dis-mi-i-eil.
The carrier- as a liody
resumed their duties this morning.
French Gunboat Stranded.
Paris, July !. The Freii. h
guiihoa' Fusee w is s ramled on a
rock while iryin to ent. r me
Toulon toals. A tug has beeu
litem to her asoisuuee.
TROUBLE BREWLNG.
Fight Threatened Over th
Behrinj Sea Fisheries.
SEVERAL VESSELS ABMIKO.
I i of tie Ooait lmpi rtaat La d Sait la
' T.ooma 3 attla H wi-lfca Caa
aaa Faro.
V SaN FbaKCISCO, Ju'y ln. A pri-
vate letter received in this cty
row Vntora to-iuy rats th t a
general ojiinion prevai'n he e 'hat
w-i UeeiH of sai l g cralt- liav
ben fitted out. Mined and
,qu pped. Jo t tnt io tne Benr
iii eatoai l the Br nah 'a H.ii:g""'
v ssel- to resist the cap uie by
A-neiican ie t-nne cutira.
The C.rwin b a Vic ri i await-
m rai. mg ord is. an i uif rui -lion
lias b e-i le. tived heie t. at the
iiit-r OiiV.-r Wolcit, when h.m
been und r.oing r- p. .is ha- beeu
onl rid to make ready ..I ou. e to
locetd to Behru g ea.
IMPORTANT LAN D SL'T.
Involving th. Tide to Valaabl
Landa Near Taciturn.
Skatti.e, July 10. Hie most
in or ant case tl-at ever mn e be
o e the loc.il V. . land rttti e 8 in
pr gress. I lie ca-e is entitled the
Stale of aslnllgt ll vs John O.
dcKrid -,ainl th.-qu. sti n involved
is ihe litle t-i 640 acr--s of luid jul-
j ining laion.a. ine land is a
-chool sei-tion set apart a-. Fu- h
many years ago, but in December,
IS8M, considerable ex i ement wt.8
creaie.l in ti e vicin ty of Tac.-ma
the laCt that gold wag discover
ed on it. People flo. ked to it in
laige nutnheiB and a number of
-laiuis were siaked out, but eoon
alter abandoned Among the gold
diggers was John G. McBri-ie who
el eved that the gold deposit iu
ii m section could be worked to
advantage on a larue scale, and
tl c ari d that it co .iain d 16 cento
of gold per yard. It was n- c i-parv
hat a ii le io the land be o-.ta tied
eior.- he put ids mining pia a in
o eration. M.-Hride protietled to
ake up the land in a-c-rda- i-e
w .th the mining law s of the United
States. A patent was applied lor
onie ninetv . ay- m nee. The stale
he.it d oi Mcbride e act on ai d
Ulttrvemd on teh.lf! the s.'hoolf
ot i he -t tte The Und orli.-e set
the case for hearing lor to-day and
lie tiial was begun. Mr. . cBrnle
p.. p ttie land owin t- its valuable
mineral dep. si's is worth fo'.i, 0J
I r a re ami -Ire would make - he
Ln d worm (..5,40 ,0 0 without the
mineral worth $6 500 ;r itcre for
town lo's. This m..kes the laud
worth :.t.o0 'OiH). The d iv was
occupi. d tak ng testimony by
Chas. And tsoii, d pu y U.
inineial -urveyor It will t ike a
week's time to finish the caae.
RATE WAR THREATENED.
The Canadian Pacific and Pacific
Mall Stramahlpa the Rival.
Sax Francisco, Julv 10 A
piomincn Southern Pa- ific otli. ial
says that th-re is a piospei-t f a
r. te war ieten lie Canadian
Pacific and the Pacific Mad steam
ship lines. Ihei'anadi.n Pa- iric
te nier Abjssinit, advertised to
sad trout Hon Kong on June 16,
wilt touch at San Fai t-iBco after
calii. g at Yai c-uti r. Ii the Can
adian Pa-ifie i ersists in th scou ee
it is known tositivey that 'be
Paciiic Mil steameia will ion to
Vancouver. Thi w I' re-nlt in a
war, as t'.e Pac ti- M .il i-determ
ine-1 to make the Ca adian Pac tic
Keep us agreement not t touch at
-an F'aiiciseo.
SEATTLE NEWS.
A Price Fight Aiiange. V Paitlal
Ceuaua Recount.
Seaiti.f. July !0. A a m- tins
of the oiiect rs of the ea tie
atlll tic l illb tni- eVel.ll g M'krt
Luce ami Jo- Ellin hoi w. re
matci ed to I g' t e r in At gu t
beii-re Hi elm. lorapur eol liat.
l ight illuneiaoS weie Sei t
flit io-day by Suie.vit-oi .lein-ii.s
to make a re.ount in three iiia
tricts. 'Ihe Mip. iviar received
iii-iriictions 'd pav the i-nume.-n'ois
(5 a day auo m ke idem a k
all the Bi-iie-iu e .,ue tiontt. The
ci ander of c mue ice . omn ittee
I as a dirt oi -OA) mm es of n i ted
j.e.soiis in those th.te i tiic ,
and have not yeic.-ui leted the
i anvass.
Th. Jap Won.
Seattlk. Julv 10. A wresCing
match look place 'o-nivh atTur..e
hall between latsada iNakichi,
the h.iuipion heavy w. igl.i oi the
woili.fiM W. 11. yuinu. of Vi. -loria,
.li.mi.ioii heavy weight of
the Paciiic o a-l. The conditions
were thai tju nil w -6 t.. iii-ow the
Jap t: ree iin.es in on -1 our. If
the Jap tlnew yuiiih once i-i one
houi he was to be de.-iaied ti-e
winner. The fitst fa 1 a won by
Quinn in leu m i.uti s and f.-rty
' eei-on is
r-lbr ten m.nutes le t
the men came up aain, and alt. r
22 minutes hard work, toe Jap
8iiccce.it d in t blow ill:.' tu nu,
winning the match mii.I $:000
Denver, Julv 10. in. ethe re-
canvass ot the lit y an otnc al
statcincir of the poD'i'at.on ot the
j city ia placed at 1-5.00J.
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