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ALBANY, OREGON, FKIDAY,
'io cunts A. WEEK.
JULY 25, 10)0. V.jNO. 55
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Esslusiv Agencv fj lie Ludlow Fine Shoes
It f, I JI H K KG v It L O C'v
VLB A NY
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PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CAKF.- FOR-.-.WEDDINGS'
VFRRSII FRUIT- RF.R -V
KIK- AND VEGETABLES
Choiw Table Delicacies and a
Lip.e f Fancy ami Staple Groceries
visions, Canned Goods, Nuts, Candies,
.41 Full I. hie of IdHfHUtrtl
IV. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE. GENTLEMEN.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
FOR
CHICKENS
- S5.00 IER rCZElX,
EGGS 18 CENTS.
MiiellerS- (lam tt.
Fdiiiii'is MrirliaM
NLRNrECO OK
Al.bANY OKKOON
(41-irtL !la, .MHMMM
tut i tirL W&&.OM.
OFFICERS.
1 rei-l leiit W. F. Read.
Vli-e-rresioeiit-J. O. Writsman.
Tieasurer J. L. Cowan,
fs-cn-tarv .1. K. Klderkin.
IMKk.tT.K8.
r. ...-tiahali.' J- l Cowai , I.
1 . WiitMi at'. . r. !iii M.ii. V
V. Read.J. K. W.aili.ih id. L
J.. Filey, Joli llurneit and M.
teildierg.
SalB, Scuiia, Lcnseivative
A Square Company,
Munaged by Square Men,
Patronized by tquaie reople
P6oai Heat S&tarpxiso
EARLS
DniGwiNtiins
LAU1LS AXD C.KSTS
MS111NUS.
FTRJ ;
Also have a complete line of
UUUrS JUKI SilUhlSinurkliart & Keeney:
For spring trade at prices
hat liety oiniiiieeitmn. (live
us a call nd buy your ehoea oi
nt bedrock price. linoi!
vita anil nquare dealing.
BAKERY.
FRESH RAKKD
.-.'. BREAD'.'.'.'
Full
and Pro
Etc, Etc.
mttl Dftursfic Chjary.
For Sak
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rKESIDKST L. FLI.VN .
Vi K FKKSIIlK.NT S. " Yor.NO.
CAsnuh k. w. La:-' i ion.
i'KANsAU'l'S A Ufcl JL.IAL BANKING
S. E. Yorso, I.. Klwh
U K. E. F. sox.
E W. LAN6l.iN
Cashier,
COWAN' RALSTCN AID
Albany,
(rft CirtiK
Oregon
Trai.sa.-rii a general banking l.umnefle.
Itm diffht ilmftB on New York, Sun
IsicjiuI I'ortlaiirt, "r.
(j4.ii liir.i.tv on a).rnil iiectirity.
Ka-eiv. ileK)HitM llt.jeut to rhm-'k.
ivllt(imi entrunteil to us will rn
pr..i bt alii i.iH n
BANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY,
rtrirti
I'le.l.lnil.. ..,
Irr l"rr
i alilrr
OREGON.
50,0110
II. IIKVIM
II M Ultlll.
. JAl LLAI.V
IlIKECTOKS:
It Hktaxt. J. W. Ki.mn,
till.. II'PHKET, I-' II. Sn.WAKT,
E, 4 Lanni.no. II. F. Mfkkill.
IIIirC I!V hrnilT I D
it 1 1 1 U iM ' L 1 1 L A It
l.rHllrmrn liiu. I luld. . u' lulk
Iiii:, in al All Indie l.muiriili. luud
oralrr l Hit-
JapaneseBazaartore
HKICIB VKKV Low h NO Wo KM to.
ti Mi it oi. Flint Mi eel bill u ei.iei &
Lii.ckl.uina.
II. A. CROWPER.
C. W. CKOWDEU.
CKOWDEIt LRUS
UontractOiS and Builders.
Oflice on First street with Wal
lace & Cusick, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all kinds of buildihgsor carpen
ter rk. All work intrusted to
na will be promptly executed.
Uae elegant lotion for tan.
JnnCoiinty Bank
Biijina Tour PropBTtJ
Through the ieat estate timi of
The ohiest Real Estate Firm in the
They have lands of all descrip
tions for i-h.1i? at the very lowest
prices anil on the most favorable
terms.
We have some fine bargains in
small tracts of garden anil fruit
I lands near the ciy, which we are
! offering at a (treat sacrifice. This
I pnierty lies near the city, and is
i the very best on the market, part
of which is set out to fruit.
CITY rilOPEKTY
We have a large list of choice
business and residence property
' tor sale liichiding the 'ioltra iiaik
adoiiion, the i-est, nearest and
cli-iie8i subi'i'bnn property on
the market. A lot in thisa.idition
will double in value in than a
i year.
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EASY PAYMENTS.
BUR v ART & KEENEY,
Ii K.I I. F.ST A SE. LO A A
INSURANCE ACENTS.
MJtANV . 0RF.G0N
Ti)viis(!iiil &. Wilson,
REAL KSTATE BROKERS,
INSURANCE AXD LOANS.
First street. oposite Farme'-8 &
Merchants Insurance Co. Albany,
Oregon.
Agents for the following Insur
ance Companies:
JF.tna Insurance Company, of
Hartford. Connecticut; total assets
9.780,751.65.
The Guardian Assurance Cnm
p:iiiv. of London, England ; capital
$3,000,000.00.
The Co'umbia Fire and Marine,
of "oilland, Oregon ; capital, $500,-
000,1 Hi.
TOWNSEND & WILSON.
FOR SAIE BY AIL nRt'OOISTh.
"Seme tiTi.'tli dt'o I t un tiBKi ri
hex of rr .). P. rJill'p fiitfirrli Cure for
mv own imc I nt rlnrlititr mv nei.Jii-w
(:- A McVidian Peimnir nncli mi ii
! cine 1 let Mm Imve n y tox of medi
j cine. Mi now ispi.rl for three mori-
tioxea, a:iTin!f it i the hes tliinir for
i-Rlnrrii ever trie'l hv h:ni mid hU
friend. 1 trot another I ox to nr iv
I n.y i-iihc, and cheertnily n i cinnii nd it
tiioll.l 1,
(Siimdi. JOTIN McMAPAN,
Fx County t 'oii nriM-iciu r Lane Co.
( ireiron.
tprini-1 ta, T.nne county. Oreiton.
1'ro' .'. V, T liiis.m. preiih-nt of the
Stat i- 1 1 Warn i ,ouys it nn.d him ol
a cmii; I nur other pn -srri.tion
lis.rt fniU-i.. L,.kew ife two of hi. little
uirl8 used il to cure their coinrh". Mrs
Murk rtailev, wife of Pit if Ra'dcy.
ent it to Prof Johnso-,. snd recom,
no nils it to all l o u tter from colds,
tmd i iiut.1. For coinrlm it nets like
a -1 1 it i iii, uiul i nn he ii In. led into Mie
pipes or p.issiiL-eh. where, o other
couch cures cn reach
WANTID-C'ows
XauitErsa
to paalura. Woedle
mliamcltefallv
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IT LOOKS LIKE WAR.
News Confirmed
in Cent al
of the Battle
America.
THE GUATEMALAN TROUBLE.
The Situation Ii Alarming The United
S.atet May Hit a Filler U
tie Pie-
New York, -In'y 24. News re
ceivid from Guatemala and Sa-j
Salvador conrbuw the. -x.&il
the battle of July 17. U is -;ii
orders have bet n given iener.il
1'orta to advan e with 2.j00 troop
toward Salvador. The e i roups
will be met iy a like number f urn
Honduras under the command of
Generals Avail an.! Lichio, a d
the ton es o hoth com.tr.es will
make an onslaught mi Salvador.
The latter cainry has d tailed
Generals Molina ai d Leon tu unit
- . . j . . it
f .nvs in their depart. n.-nt, a
in aiios, uuui'it-i ins; " w u:ii,..u
cunrentra'e thi-ui m order to resi.-t ;
tlie enemy.
Tiie feeling in Guatemala is raid
to be one oi u-m wt in-n'Ciu ity.
l'resid- nt Biirr los is beginning to
be tiniversiilly ilis'ikid for bin
weak and VHcillating p I cy. A
general revolution iry feeling per
vades the eniire republic Laige
O'der f.r arms have been sent io
the United States, but it is he-
j lieved the people of Guatemala
I will be compelled to furnish a
Tie Celebrated
CURE
Frencli
Warranted to
cure
the urtteri-tive urtfiuiftof either sex wht'ther
an him if tritin tin excs-ivt not of rttimuiauta.
loh&i ct or ouiutn. or Th"n-h tiiithfui in I is- 1
cretioi, otriwhilirnij,rtc.. mich a. (u ot
Brain Tower, Abke u'umi Hearing Diwin,
Taiiw in rhe l-a-k, fiiiii.Hl uhiiuhh, H
teria, N r 11- Tri r.t-on, Jioct irit il nii8
Liwho' Pi.we a'nl luifMotnv, whi.h if ik
lecfe-t often lead to r&n atim tt') uv mI
m s Ka a .' ft ia rr t;i i
rlth varv S o?iIr re'(.MVfnl. to refund tlifr
motify if a IVrBiiinri! rure it ottffe. te .
w e have thounaiMisof tertimoiiiulH tn.nt old
and utik', of both htx, who have tw.-it
peniiaiientl curtJ h the u f Av-hrodium
Circular free, Ail-Ire
inr ruitw m hm i v. .
Weatrii l.raneh, ttox, "27. I'ltitlaml, itretrnn.
For euite by Fliay & Maaon, who ettaleatut
pfMil inutcib, Al) rat' t'lrtt n
Fr Ffinale lr
reL'ulirities; tioth
in iik- thetii uti
the market. Nevet
ai. BiucceHsfiilh
ineil bv iiroiiiinenl
tailie mutitlJy.
Guarantee' t re
lie e SII pftlfcMJ.I
tnei Ptruath'M.
Sure,Safe, Ceriais
Don't t.e humlmif
jreil. Save time.
Ilealrli aii.l money.
Take no other,
bent to an' ail
draw iy mali i n rer. Ipt of price, 82 00. Ail
drm t.hlo Mt-dlrltir a.Hin
W ent Bramh li x V7, I oilh nil. Or.
Sold by Forhay & Karon, Albany. Oregm
GRANT'S PASS
PEACHES !
MUELLER & GARRETT,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Orders for anv quantity wil
e promptly tided.
1101 KINS BHO'S.
DEALEIiH IN
STIVES. TIKWAR-, HCUJE FUKN'SHIICS,
Manufacturers of galvanized iron
cornice. Plumbing a specialty.
! Give us a call.
Absolutely Pure.
This iKiwner never vanes. A snarrei
t purity.trenirth and w holes.Miicnes
More economical than lhe orilinni)
kinds, and cannot be sold in compi ti
lion with multitude of low test, short
veiuht alum oi phosphate .odei
Sold osly in cma. Kotal'Bakiv 'ow
dkk Co . W- Walt -t. N. Y.
Lawta M. Joiikuok A Co., Agents,
Portland, Oregon.
mmmv z
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"miSTi ' in.
POWDER
forced loan of money to replenish
the de le'to in auiy.
, As t..e i-eizuie of rifles r oard
the a earner Colmia. bv the t-uate-Uial.ilt
governing; t was made be
loie ho.-tilii; w nil Sau Salvador
had wune-i ami before the Cen
tral Auit'i icati com.'act was signed,
ui.n.i- relieve ti.at the Li.iteu
S at.- wil a-k uuateiu .la lor an
explanation of Lei c ndUi i. The
lihcs lia i iieeu ordered fioui San
t'.ai.ci-io b. tore ni revolutionary
movement, had broken out witn
tan bul vtlui .
The s.ate i:eparment in Wash
ington i-. sidi -.Tit,. out aivices
lioui the I) lined Mate.-, inimsier at
i iu ituiiilH. Lana nn -"- -
concei ni g the war now in progress
etcn ouatetna a ami ban Sal
vador. City of Mexico, Ju'y 24. A
re o in iouiry up rising o.i a sin . II
ccaie too piace yest. rd.iy at San
Miguel in Salvador, The ring
leaders were rauht, tried by
ouit-niar.iril and siioi. In the in-t.-r:oi
of the repumic everything
is qui. I
iuric io voiuo nation against
San Salvador, a..a .he s.t.u.io,, ,e
alarunii '
"
A MILITARY EMISRUULIU.
, t'oiiiplh Hliona tlmt Threaten to tie-
tiult 111 Severe Anil llHeillue.
Omaha. July LM. For a long
time theie has been conider.ible
'liscontent throng 'out the military
tep;iitment of Plate, recently
l-rollght about by the iiianageuient
from hc:'k)iiarii rs.
It seems the c inmander invited
S'une iiiforma1 ion fi om ( ien. Kaulz.
relatmn to his post. The inioniin-
;tiu asg venand returned with
' an endor.-i-tuent to the t-tlect t it
I In- had made a tatenient not in
ai-cordanc-' with the fais. Where
nK)n the la ter ask. d for a redrew
oi ;l.e grievance and t'V rep'y whs
plic. d und-r ai lest, thus shutting
oft the Heime for a further appli
ca ion for col lection.
It is said that Kautz had filed
eliA-ges iig.i nt Gen. Hrooke for
co iliict nub. com'n.g to an officer
and wenth m n, whi. h ln-a been
'.orvv.irde to t lie war de: artmei t
Thi- will, no doub, mdu.e the
ca s s Mg iii. at Kau'z if it i-asi.oi
t. me
aiie.idv, ana it is not
i,i,prnha.le "l hat 'e Ot Hit
1
l.truest military courts known to
the arm. will ou'c ne over fiat,
'houjh.one of the officer- mention
ed wibb released i'roai uuty in
tli- dep -.rtin -nt.
I' is t l ar it at Gen. B-ooke has
-
n r a ie an ins runieot
u Inch the most promin. nt candi
date, (ien. A. V. Kautz. for the
next vacancy of brig ctier g neial,
M. i .' be placed out ot" 1 he way of u
few ver-. andiitioii.-. men.
HOLD BANK UOKI.lilvS.
Overcome the Niclitn atchman and
Secure 111.000 in Cash.
Omaha, Jn'y 24. A special from
Wt-cpii a Water save ti.at about 3
o'cl ck this nioin ng tl-ree un
kiiovni m n capiuied, hound and
g g.e l the irglu . atcliu.au of the
Comm. rciul oai.k, look him t(l a
gr oe about half a mile irom town
.ill. I lied him to a tree, lie wa
found ai.d ieleae I :h-s morning
a''out "o'clock. The toieie-- io -k
is revolver. Tin y then returned
to town wheiethev i.r.'ke into ihe
bank and d illed lhe r way into
ihe vail t. lliev could not net in
to M e tm.e'ock sa'e, bin s. cured a
arge b x coiitainii g $11,0 K) in
cash. Three tough characteis
took the tiain lor On. alia this
in ji ni g.
A MIUSl'MMEK ITEM.
Some Pointers That Will Save
Money to Housekeepers.
Go an I se that beau iful gold
watcJi at the ' (io'den Rule J3a
zaar." Jul us Gr .dwohl the pro
prietor oi the Golden Kule Bazaar
informs us tint he has the Prze
B king Powder, and No 1 Japui
tea, xpres-ly .put up for h s busi
netis, "ii I for the ben--tit of his
cu-toiners, each box oi b.ixinu
powder will win a piece of tine
ylaa-are, and also each p und of
the tea will win a piece of tine
ulas-srt are, and customers who litiy
one pound of tea or a box of tak
ing povder, which i- warranted,
wilt nave a chance on thai beauti
ful cold watch, lie h is also add-
eu a nne a-sorimeiit oi iamiiv
groceries to his minimoih slock of
ulasiiware a d crockery, which is
the laiif.-st in the Will.uneite val
ley, i io and see Mr. Gra Iwlfl at
the (Jolilen Rule Bazair, and ou
will -ee (hat nothing is misrepre-.-ented.
License Granted.
At a meetii g of the city council
last n ght, i-,. loon l.cense a
granted to John Giblin a-id . J.
.Monlcitli.
Peisous who lead a life of expos
ure are subject to heum.itism.
neuralgia and lumbito and will
lind a v.ilual.le remedy in Dr. .1. II.
Mcl ean's Volcanic il Lniment;
it will hinish pun aid Mil I lie wi
ll. un .lion I'o-hny tt Mason.
A choice and comitit te line of
bo! lie.) tlelicasies have just been
ail. led to mv stock call and see
them. C. F. Itrownell.
1 1, ve ou'seeii those hew style
h:m oinainent-i at the Ladies
I'.a.aar. They are the la'est thing
out.
While we run largely to special
ties our stock is always full of!
choice goods in our line. Spencer
& Blackburn.
STATE A X D CO A ! following nominations : Gov-
ALU jKJAL., K AJerriam, renou.Mia.ed:
j lieutenant-governor. G. S. Ives of
. . . Nicollet; state treasurer, Jo-i. Bib-
Vancouver Visited by a S5.000 ! lotte: s-.etarv of state, t. k.
Fire.
CREMATED IN CALIFORNIA.
Portland Haa Oot Another Const and is
!
Harpy lki Oregon ipris I
Train D railed.
Vancouvek, Ju'y 24. Fire
broke out in one. oi t-e WGoe-i
'frulldliigs facing til.? PortUii i A
Vancouver terry, but by the ener
getic action ot toe it zens the lire
as coiiiined io tir,-e woolen
tu.ldnig8 lacing the feiry landii.g
in spite of a high ii.d. The lvirs
is aout 45000; eau:.e, unknown.
Saw-Mill Burned Which
the Wood on Fire.
Set
Ohovh.i.k, Cal., July 24. A
s:iw-mid situated on Berry creek,
H'-oiit 20 mile- from I'ere on the
tuiucy road, toge' her w ith a'.oni
i)0 0 HI feet of him er, was burned
ih s morning. Toe loss is alniut
$lo,0!MJ. The mill was owned bv
W. G. Lathrop. Tne tiie from
the mi. 1 caught, in the wojiI-i and
is spieadin with great rapid. ty.
.Much damage will be done.
This has been the lc ttst day of
the s-a-on litre, the thermometer
standing 104 in the s'lade.
CIIINESK FOR MEXICO.
Thousands of Them to be 1'ut to
Work on Railroad.
Sn Francisco, July 24. The
attorney of this city who recenth
went t Mexico in connection with
il.e proposition to plaee within the
Mexicati territory 8,o00 chine-e to
I
I
usea in buildb.g the ..t.lroa I at j
rehuatepeo, has relumed, and to-
a I... ...,.l 1. t..,a I
it v on th
' ..... ... i I
next s'eainer lor cinuu. (
I he n. i nber of Chinese, tie saia,
t''at w ill be pi iced in Mexico, is
HoOO.
" I shall cbirter .steamers to
bring th-.ni over at different ti ne
and hi-y will he placed at Worit as
rap.dly as possihle.
FOierLANU'd t'ESSl's.
Superintendent fuller Will
Add
Omissions to the List.
Portland. July 24. Mayor Van
B DeLasliuiiitt ieceive.1 this after
n on a reply from Rob-rt Porter,
superintendent of . a-ecsu ai
Washington, tatllJ; th .t th ? sup
plemental eouoieia'ioii .roiored
by t:ie ma.vor and t ie cf:a'iiier ot
coinmeice m iy b. fo'Warde i and
when p"np rly veritied will be
adde I to the regul ir list. This
wi l give Poitl iud an opportunity
o oota n a complete ceu u-.
KAlLUOAI) BUILDING.
The Northern Pacific Extending Its
Llues in Washington.
San Francisco, July 24. The
Northern Pacinc C -mpany award
ed a c mira.-t to-day to a local tirm,
Webster Kelso A Dan, I -r the
consiiuction t a .ine of railroa-t
irom Chehalis to outh Bend.
Wash ngion. A member of the
c nt acting rirm left ihU city to
night to e: gae men and teann. t.
stait i be work before ihe rainy
-ra-oii s t in. It i? understo !
'hat the amount of th-.' contract is
$40.1,000.
A Sailor Killed.
san Francisco, July 24. The
three, masted schooner James A.
Garfield, from Gny's H irl'Or,
ame into pet to-day with her
flag half mas'ed, her sails being
taken in preparatory to b iii
taken in to' bv the tu--'. Andrew
F lism inn waso.it on ihe spanker
hoom. His loot became tangled
in the ropes. The sad beLied out
and knocked him over. As be
hung head down the hoom swuiiu
over For-m inn's head an. I struck
the com paid m way with gr. at
force. He was got out and cariied
lielow where be soon died.
Oregon Express Derailed.
Nord, Cal., Julv 21. The north
bound Or. gon express was de
railed a mile and a half south ol
Noid tnis morning. Twos'eepers,
a toacli. the mail and expres
cars are ofl' the track. None were
hurt exc -pt two tramps, who w ere
bidlv brii sed Th-i damage is
slight. The train will be on the
track bv 11 a. m.
The Strike Ended.
Ne'v York, Ju'y 24. The doak-
niakers strike end. d to-lay and
the men will return to work in tiie
tnonnns. The manufacturers r -c-
ognize tne union and will discbaige
all hon-unio" men in their em
ploy, reserving the right, however,
toiet.inthe American girls who
are woiking for them.
turned to Death.
Stockton. Cal.. Ju'y 24 The
coroner received a ni. s-nge this
evening from -R'tion, ibis coumv.
10 mile-i south oi L ithrop, sayinir
i h it three perrons had ieen hurned
to d. ath there. No part culars.
Earthquake In California.
Baeersfield, July 24. A severe
shock noin an eartliqtiake oc
curred here this morn ng at
o'clock
Minnesota Republicans.
St. Pail Julv 24. The repub
ican state convention to-day made
j Urown, Faribault county; state
j auditor, P. J. .McGuire of Polk j
jcoun y; attorney general, Moses I
h. i lapp; clerk oi the mpreme I
, court, C. 13. ilolcoiub, Washington !
c-iuniy.
A HOCSE BLOWN CP.
Several ot the Inmate Killed and
Wouuded.
Savannah, Ga,, July 24- W. I.
-utii-.ul's iKiardihg h'oa-e, A three-si-jry
ilwehing, was blon up ttiis
mori.il g. Three persons were
killed and ten hurt, two of whom
will probably lie. ..There were
ihirteen people in the house. The
explosion chattered the walls and
tney collars- d. Tne cause is a
mv.-tery. Many rum irs oi an ugly
nature are atio-.tt. One man insin
uated that there had been a row
in the hou-e toward the end of a
joll tication in wliich the inmates
rtere in-iu ging.
IlKSI'lll lE MOK.MONS.
Deluded Inlanders Returning to
Their lloiiieg from Salt Lake.
Sn Fkascisco, July 24. Eight
Moi moim who arriv-d" in this city
in a dei-titute coiidit on will nail
for Honolulu Sa'urday on the
.Mariposa Hawaii, and were in
duced to leave their isl tml homes
s by Mormon elders. When they
!nrrivedat Sat Lake the Mormon
. elders deserted them.
C'olorado'a I'ojiulalloD.
Dknvkk, July 24. The two cen
us supervisors for Colorar; have
o far c.oinp'et-d their woi as to
he able to announce that the popu
lation of this sta'e will ha vetv
c ose to 400,000. Ttie three lag"e
ci,lt in 0,,ts''.,e
. v"r:rt:.
-iirniiiS. 11.200. Pueblo avs
,- . - .. . . ; , .-
claims io I'll; iii-t.in i ion or oeint;
the only city in America whicn
has doubled its popul.tnon in two
ear-, the retuins in giving
"that ci'y 13,5-10.
Venael Golnit to Pieces.
san Francisco, July 24. Infor
mal ion was re- eile.t at the met-chiut-'
exchange t--dav to the
effect that the Chilian bark Sa
voni, whiih went ashore near
Roger's Point Wednesda, is a
reck ami is fast, troinv. to pieces.
Vessel Oveidue.
San Francisco, July 24. S mie
anxietv i- felt .f ir the British
ship ifosjtodar, now out 384 days
Horn Lo.idon. for heie.
The Portland's Win.
Portland, Ji.ly 24. In
iiaine ot bi-'ebill tbe score
Portland 12, Tacoina 1.
the
was
Wolves lu Russia. j
Londoi Times.
It U oin.-ially esiim tted tiat no
fewer than 171,0 K) vo!ves are
routing at large in Russia and
that ihe inhabitants of the Vol-.g la
tast year killed no fever than 4"),
00 "and of the Ca-an district 21,
oOO. In the Can idia i northwest
tliere are als wolve, but those
are not like ihe European ones of
a very dangerous chaiacter. The
coyotes are, however, at times very
troublesome on the plains, espec
ially io flocks of sheep. S nne time
ago Sir John Lister-K.aye imported
a nu. nber of Belgian and French
hounds and Scotch deer hounds
tor the purpose of bunting down
these coyote,vhile other breeds of
logs have als been tried with fair
success. Ky means of these the
number of coyo'es have been areat
!y reduced, as many as seventeen
having been brought down in a
single i'ay on the Cochrane ranch,
riie bounds are, hiwevei, scarce
ly ia-t enough, and with a view to
giving them a yrea'er turn oi
-peed, Mr. Dan tiordon, the vet
eiinaiy s lrgeon of Ottow.t, Canada
has jus: mii ported two of the fast
est and best bred greyhounds ever
hipid from England namely
lusiian, byCul Huuo, out of Stylish
Lady, ai.d Jetsam, by Royal Stag,
out of Ca-tawav.
A Sure Cure for the Whisky Habit.
Dr. Livingston's Anudote for
Drunkenness w ilj cure any case of
the liquor habit in from ten to
hirty days, tiom tne moderate
drinker to the drunkard. lhe
Antidote can be given in a cup of
collee Aithouf the knoA ledge ot
the person taking it. The Anu-
lote w ill not injure I tie licaiiu in
anvwav. .MAiuiiactureu 'v me
Livingston (;iieui!cal Co., Port-
and, Oregon, or from J. A. Cuiu-
niiiii;, uruggist, sole agent,
Keep ttr.
All per-ons are hereby warned
to keep off from my preuii-es for
hunting purposes of anv kind.
The de-truciion of stock from the
careless handling of shotguns has
b come unbearable, and as the on
ly recourse; 1 desire hunters to
keep entirely off of my land.
Albany, July 22d, 18J1.
Thomas Froman.
For the Atouutaius.
Nearly all of our citizens who
an lay aside bus Tiess cares and
take a shori vaea ion are going to
the mountains this hot weather.
Of course they all want to lay in a
supply of canned lunch g hsIs be
fore they start, and Mueller &
Garrett keep a full line of the best
in the maiket.
tNGRESS
The Senate Passes Tbe India
Appropriation Bill.
XBWS BAST OF TBI BOCKIX.
FbeFilljBBaolMakaaa Barprbiig Bao-
rd A Hjbm fileva Up aad la
v lamatcsK llad aad Waaaiao.
':' tWAsaissTos,--. JnW 84.' Th"
bouse parsed the Torrey bank
ruptcy bill to-day withjummporUuit
amenduieuie; eas 117, nays 84.
A vote was then taken on th
minority substitute which cb known
as the voluntary bankruptcy
biSff 7 This was disagreed to;
yeas 74, ntya 125. The Torrey
"bill was then passed with an un
important amendment; yeaa 147,
uays 84.
The house then adjourned.
The senate o-day took up th
Indian appropriation bill with its
amendment, which provoked a
discu-sion. It was one increasing
lie appropriation to $103,000, and
for the support of Indian schools
to 151.0U.i, including the con
struction of a school bouse at
Hlackhjot agency. Mr. Vest op
losed the amendment, aa th
introduction system intended to
abolish denionstrational education
among the Indiana. '
Ve.-t explained bis position to
he, that if Catholics were doing
bett"r in educating Indians than
others he was in favor ot Catnolics
and if the Presbyterians or Bap
tists were doing better he was in
favor of them, but .he was con
vinced that tbe Catholics were far
more efficient among tbe Iudians
than any protectant organisation
could be. After further debate
be amendment was agreed upon
and then reported to tbe senate,
md all the amendments were
agreed to by the committee of the
whole. It was concurred in and
the bill was parsed.
IMPORTANT LAND DKClSIOJf.
Rendered by th SaKsretary f tka
Interior In Cantata Caa.
W ashinotom, July 24 In th
homestead and preemption on
tested -aee of the Cenual Psv itic
-s. Henry Booth and James P.
R ibson, on an appeal from the
to -al land office atS.Ut Lake, Utah,
the secretary of the L.tenor has
rendered a de. is:on holding that
the .-ef lenient and residence "of an
a'ii-n up. -n land within the limits
f the grai.t to the Central Pacific
Co. at the date of the definite
location of its road does not except
he same from the grant. The
decision of the commissioner of
the g -neial land office, from which
i tie appeal was taken, is reversed.
THE CROWD WENT WILD.
Tbe Filly Sunol Trota Half Mile
In 1:02 1-8 at Detroit.
Detroit, July 24. At the con
clusion of the races to-day Marvin
came out with the celebrated
Sunol (2:10) and sent her a half
mile, starting at. tne half mile post.
A running horse joined ' the
tretch. The filly went from tbe
half to he post in 3I3 reconds.
Coming in Marion encouraged her
by voice and whip, and when th
judge announced the time of
1 :02 the crowd went wild.
OUTLAWS CAPTURED.
How a Gang of Desperado War
Overtaken.
Globe, Ariz., July 24. Particu
lars of he recent killing of tbe
Apache convict, Pashlatak, and
the capture of Curley, a confeder
ate, have been obtained from an
official souice. The Indians who
wt re in the employ of the military
met three of the outlaws and
i; Ained thcirconfjdence. The whole
patty can ped togetht-r and in the
evening the outlaws were attacked
and Pashlalak was killed. It is
thought another one, Sayea, was
wounded but he and Curler
escaed. Troops were sent oat to
take up the trail. Curl-y gave
himself up and was taken to an
Carlos. The hunt for Saves still
continues. Pa-hlatak and Saves
were a-nong the convicts who
ki i lt'l Sheriff Reynold laat No
vember. FATHER AND SON KILLED.
A Famous Valon 8ooat Sbat by
Well Knowa Detective.
Ft. Smith, Ark., July 24. New
has reached here of the killing at
.Magazine, Logan county, of Cnpt.
Wm. F'.llingion and his son, YV.
E. Ellington, by N. D. Mclnturf, a
well-known detective. Mclrvturf
escaped. Ellington was a famous
scout in the union army duiing
the war. No particulars are ob
tainable. A Sheriff Killed.
St. Lotis, July 24. Advice
from Louisville, Ark., are to the
effect that Sheriff Mty aud snoaa
attempted to arrest Dr. Oliiaolm
vesterday. The doctor resisted,
nd both shot. The sheriff was
k lied and two of his poe-e mort
ally woiimiea. iiim anair is a
sequel to the shooting scrape which
occurred at Louisville in. which
Dr. Chisolm killed Stmuel Stone.
No matter what the price, oar
goods will always be first-class.
RrsMBa & Blague
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