Morning daily herald., August 02, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

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20 CENTS A WEEK.
ALKANV. OliKCiOX, HATUKDAY, AUGUST X liVJO.
VOL. V. NO. 62
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Exclusive f j lie Luilow Fiuo Sliass
. .if n t: i: t; y n i. cat
ALBANY BAKKRY.
FARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND--
CVE Kim-,
..WKHDING-.-,
Ch'iiire TjiMh Deliracifs and a Full
- Line f Fuiiry ami Sta pit-Gne-ries and I1
visions, Canned Goods. N:its, Candies, Etc.,
A ' i ittrf Im ' t
;
Vv L;
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE. CENTLEMEM.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
WE
Ft MI
CHICKENS
- $3.00 PES D0ZS1T,
EGGS IS CENTS.
MmlhrX- Cm-ri ll.
F.'iiiim A chill
NSUK aiNE
CO OF
Okkoon
m.'oo.oimi
r vrirti
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If f ! I 1 1.
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iiFFICF.K.
--el .'it IV. F. I!' ld.
V'i,-I'nsid,.iit-.1 O Writsmnti.
Trr-Htirt't .1. I. Cow in.
Seer-tarv I. K. F.Merkin.
ilkK-T Ks.
k. . 'tr.ili.in, .1. (.. Cowan, i
O. '.Vril-iiinn, ' . F i'lipson. V'.'
F Kf i l.-I. K. Weatn. rf..rd. I
I.. Foley, -lo.'i" Burnett and M.
freriterij.
Safe, Sound, nonsenratm
A Squire Cnvnnn-4
M in aged by Sqi re Men,
Pat'onizea 6y Square Peoplt
Par30aia Homa.Satorprisa
EARLS
LAi)llJ
s WO :KTS
MSIIIN...S.
FT ft
A'oo h ive a complete line of
ailli SIIIIB!
Fur aprir.g train at pri.:--tint
oety euiiii.ceitt.in. liiv.
iiauux'i iki I'm - 'ii stf-f- i
at lm h ock puce". . li
a .la jii I - i-.re li-aling.
. FKK-II HtHir-s KKR . FIJ.KSH IUKKD
UIK- AND VK-iKTVISLKS . I5KKAD-.-.-.-
l
ro
Etc.
il inul J,'t nu 1ic Ciiarp.
mxt NATI iHiLBAM
I-IIKSIPK.NT L FI.IXN.
Vi K TKhSlliKNT H. V ViiUXO.
C.AMIIIh K. W. I .A. MIS.
-KA.Nsi-ls A Ofcl i tAL BANKIM.
1 itl K-sa
v K. Vm no, I.. Klikn
i. :. iui. K V. ox.
fc-l.it:r.
CmiijIj" National
HANK,
Albany, - Oregon
j cAprrL sii-ck, $i0ft,ooo.
j PK8IIJKT J I. Cow l,
j i v I lotoj. riit J 1 K listen.
t C'whte- t. th -n b ri'
( A-j. am C: In i OA r. hi'alfl.
Sit imt 'T J 1. 1 J M at.t n. Ceo E
1 t h.tiuh-r)..io. tt i.;ii(l, W il OiliratJ A
t 1 r f.fid .tnl O A Atciii'iuitl.
Ii.ii t.. 1 1 a .tht-ral t.ulihiii)( litilMeru..
Ir rtuht druft ! tin Nt: VurV, s:1n .ui
n;i .tint rnii!an, r.
j. it HMjie nn uirmel Hvciirity.
H tiv .fMiil ujet-t i h-ik.
C-:lccti:.H f nrni!id to uh will r ccivt
lr i t ii i ii it
BANK OF OKI-GO ,
AIJ.ANY, OliKCON.
rn ii
Prr. .1,-MI..
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I'.HV T, J. W. Hl.AIN,
ii llrMl'llui'.T, II. Si W.MCI,
.1 l.lVMVIi, II. F. M KI'.KII 1..
II
LADIES' rXDERWEAR
nit. m.i-i. . sltlii.. Ml.l . . ,
tni:. in ll til I i-.lus l.iiillo I.Ik hi
in onlfl-r nf ilir
;ipaiieseBazaartnre
HKIUbVKhl Ll . hll M WO h K V. I ll.
Ii; it oi. I- iiki but at in xl ic Si ti m A
. uri.a.
'I. A. CIIOM IIKH.
C. IV.
CltOWOKK.
CKUWDEIt l.IMJS
"vnttatto.s and Builders.
, .... ... . . ... ,
(Klice on First street with al-
lace & Cusirk, real estate agents.
Albanv. On gun. Kstimates given
on all kimls ol buildingsorcarpen-
. . - i. in ....i. . .1 ...
m.
icr nui k. .-in nuia iniiiisieu AJ
us will be promptly executed.
!M SaVIj'
Bajini Tour -Piopertj!..
I'lnou-di the leal estate film of
''-"klfrt A" Keen.-)-
i The ol-lest Ueal Estate Firm. in the
They have land- of al' descrip
tions for sale nt the very lowest
prices and on the mo.-t favoiahie
terms.
We have pome fin bargains in
small tracts o' garden ami fruit
lands near the ci'y, which we arc
iHeriiiit at a uriMt sarritire. T'lis
prupertv lien near ihe I'ilv.andis
the very best uii t lie market, part
if whit his set out to fruit.
CITY IMIOrEUTV
'Vi. have a larsxe list
I ins. i'. sf a il I t- i 1 1 i t
li r-:i i iiii luililiL' i In- !
! elioirr
I 1 1 m -1 I y
Itr.i paik
-1 I lit i'.n. tiie ' !-t. miir'Sl aiiil
i-lii i'i-ci'l siili'-i :..irl i i . i ii 1 1 v .n
l he in. u ki t. A l.-t ii. I li's :i. .lil inn ;
will .l.ii;I.K in Viiine in ! than a I
vear. I
i
sasy pati:ei:ts.
BUR ART & KEEHEY,
:. 1 1. i:si i s7. i.ha
A XI i -
INSURANCE ACEKTS.
OH ICON
" Z- ST
KG A I. KST ATE
ItltOKKKKf
IXSUUANCK
AM) I.O.vNS.
Firwt slieet. opptiMte Farini-s it
Merchants Insurant e Co. Albany,!
Wrt-ion.
Airiit for the following Insur
ance Conipaiiies :
.'Klna ln-iir;iiie Compnnv, ot
llartf. nl. O .lined init ; toial assets
"SO.T.jl.tw.
The ( iiiaidifin Assiir:illce Com
p oiv. of I... ml, ,n, l-:i.gan! ; capita!
t"i IKMI.Iuitl (l(.
The Co'ninbia Fire and Murine. I
of "in i land, Oregon : capital, J.'ilHI.-j
iHH).(H). !
TOWNS KN I A W I ION.
POK 8AIE HY
All. nRt'OOISTS.
"f.-ine n.oi His nt'O I l iiri-hiisrrl r
tioxnfllr il P. tiill's t'liti.nl! t un- foi
nn ow n iiso nl tinftitiir mi ne liew
('. A . Mi-M hIhii i.crrliiii' un li im .li
rine 1 l.-t him Imve e v 'h.j of merli
I fiin . II i now sci'(N fur llin-e nior,
lioxe?, a ivinsr il i- the t 4 1 1 i i tr f"t
irnt.-.ii!. ever trii-'l Lv h tn :iil hi
1 fr'n-iiils 1 irit iimitlii-r I ox o ne it
j n-v use. unci i lii i-rtiilly ri 1 1 n n i nil ii
I'.i.ll.l 'S.
' (Ml mil,. JtillN M M It AN,
j Fx I i unly t'lJiiiiiissii.iici l.iiiie Co
i ir-i.-.-n.
Spiii pfl lit. l.nne coiintv. I Iresrnn.
l'r..l.l.-W, I i'iiisoii .n -i.!i-i.T ..! Il,i
"tati. i l ive n , ni it i-iir. r) him m
i : i-mijl, nl tor t v.-other pr'srri.ti.iir
j ll ill fni'i-il. I.il.l-ii- !'. of hi-; litlh
I u-irls used it to eure tln-ir oii-jh- tr
M n-k'-Hai'ei-. wife of !'mf Kir-h y
. t-nt it to I'rof .lohiisir-. mill rei-'-in
m i lls .t to iiP w I o amvr fr.un cohU.
, , v..r . m Ki,s it :.,-n lit,,
: h hm im, uml -im lu u hi.ii- into tin
! plp'-s or p.issat'es. where oil.i-i
i -iirli " c:m rem t
lame'tivVally
j W.KANY
iTiiwosi'iiil L Wilson
ar
( V
rAXTKII-Cow
to lunun.. WooJJe &
lauit iicaa
STATE AND COASffe
Rocky Earhart Sworn in
Collector of Customs.
t
HOTEL FIKE IN
.' vmncius iii Situ Pranelacu.
A Murderous Tramp Assaults a Braktnito -,(, .
. o i. t- n v . t ' dan Fkancisco, August 1. The
at Sp k.u e Fall,-N w. from Reamer Berth.., n hicfi has arrive-i
tue Siate Cap iat. . ir in Kanuk, b-iisgstne Coniiner-
c4i Company 12 m0 casta of ral-
- juMMi an a result ol the cah-h of two
Poiiti.anp, Aumist 1. Co'letor jHieir c.nneiieg. v jhtj weat tr
o nst.-ii h, K P. Eaihan, 'od.r i'stli.; north has been veiy stormy
siiine i t'i- du i s f h a oitice a yvcn a couni8 for the poor ca. ch.
c .!. t'ir. Mr. Kailuvt made tlielwie of tne i-aiinern aire d.iiuic vei v
.oilow ing iipriiinient )
-piiti-t?tw.'.,criM
tiu?i a ternoon : De.iiUe-t tirst,
1 1. l'ike, l .d. J. M. Dod oiii
urd, C. 15. Ciilmell; w-iher an i
aiig. r. J hit V. .v.ii.t ; i.ay in
-picior-, Cant. J. Bnui. J. II
Asliii:-.!', Win. Ar.ibtoiig; In
-pect .is and u'ilier-, .-. Ii. Nel-
.n. '.Jii.ih. Moori clerk, y. 11.
I'ea'l; prm. ipal junt-r, C. B
li'itell. The appointees were
sworn in.
Stabbed by a Hobo.
Si-hkank Falls, Adjust 1. J
l. Dinne, a brikeman on the
Vnriiit-rn l'antie, lies in the ho-pi-tal
a' the point il d- aili from a
k'-i e wo'imi v--rttie heat. bile
lb- treiirht was 'vinir "t Trent, a
; icw mile-' out tr in this city, a
li'.ho tri. l to - tenl a ride and Wife
li ed In- I Mane, nit mjo i al't.-r v
! aboard iiain. This time he wau
I hiomi oil' by the i-ondu-tor. II
then wei t armnd ihe ear and
I st--ppii'jr up to )oane slabu-d him
wit'i a loii kniff. Tne as-assin
; esi-ape.l and bus n-.t jet been cap-
taied.
Keinmler WeakenH.
ArnfRN. Aux'tist 1. Kecent de
vlo I'll- nts have mire thin eon
'inn d tlie t'tnh o' the -i -Mnem
h:tt lv-ininler, th- oiule nii"(i
mu d rer. is weakening. AH
'ii.:' t l )ii as he t .s--d and tinn
b!e I o his nair nv cot. he cried
a ond .n Mssleon ' I wish it wer-
lie Ce'eiiratel
C U K E
--AFEPiCiiiiyr
-Ml
sv .s;
o75 AFTER
(II'- m lit
iriiiitc f
nit ..riiui.K ot wither m"X wh-thri
n. tin- i-xt.M-oir l of MtillilllAiit
..(.nun. oi ilnt.tili youthful iii.lii
.i-i ii Uii'j 1 1 r, t: , tiiL-h oilo-oi
t'.ruin I'iixi, Aakr l.'liw. iH-.irnii- II . i
I'lllll "It - I-U'k. S( .Ill W' uklMIV, ll
uiia. .Ni "H- l'i"- niti.-ii. Noi-liirinl oiiiii.
-if.i.N." I.tiuiliih.. , Pivim-fli-, Wcnk Mviiior.
,.m.( Tow' ui,,i tlrt)TVHC-, whitli if nrv
it 'i olii ii It-Htl ii. i-ruii-iituif nlil aKv bih
llanil. I'ri.-i' ft Im.x; (1 lioxfc.) fcr
St-iii l.t ii.iiil .-it rei-cil t ol no
t i. iinx i.iKiiiri: i ifiv.-i
ntri if. "iiler reiiiviil. to rtluml In. j
in u Vt muix'Kl me in i ol. flei te-
w , liir il'i.iifju nsol iwtiii.oiiialii lri.ni olii
i. .1 j. iii.k., o( l.tti wi. ho Imve lievi i
n ri.,:.i. i,ll ro l U the use "I A.hroditin
i-ircul:n fiee. ii.lre-w
I III-. ii-IIKO III lilt l .
' W estern It. m h, linn, 27 I'uillainl, Oretinu
' Kor dii'e li Koxl.uv A Miuhiii, who emleam
' i li.il .- ii. t I i
j
FEMALE fill:
reifiit ritien; noth
iittf uk llit-m tt
lie market. Neve-
iet h tirttitiliKiii
Indie montldy.
GtianiMteof' U rv
liee mii'prct t
nei Mmatii'ii.
k:d& Cer&s
P.. n't lie humliuir
j:eil. Save time.
Health ami mono)
luke no other.
Sent to an- ail
ilrew ij muii . n re. i ipi of jirire, i OK. Ail
.loop 'I'llln Mi lllrlnr i t.tnMII)
Wti-t r.r.-iMh II. x 27, I'm Hi. ml. or.
Sold V-y Fofhay 4 Mams. Alhiay. Oreerr
siot ca-ii
"I'ACKET STOKE,"
J'JST CPEO IPP. MSLNIC TEMPLE.
L idh s tid nitt fn hihin uc-rts cimt-,
t id Lnur-, J .tlie- a- tl icvh'n h a -ry, iiicmV
ami ih uukwtar u- ndei, le 8 bjt
t -itx, I uir, t'M-ih, "' h rte hrubha-,
tnti .1 e, rf nw.ry, inks, i emi n. ww
txiirMnv, in da nut tnaii article t fU
'net o h 11 imjntion iitt- e 1 liee k- i
Id tit -in h i-ucei that he, veil n
i iMkte.l ii unv Mihc-r im i.hin.t in ht tvf
ii i. n Mild -t a RH'iifi e. Come an "'
t( k Imi ti ouhlu t Hh.v-1 i C; c vr'--'
Wall. HKKN KI LLVY.
i.lir- lit! .olr iiiur.,
O' l Is 1IKI.KKV I.IVIN1HAT1HK
m-ili isi.-i.e.. t.i .t. es ol ihe Hrst on-
X
ti;ti..iiii. 1 hiiieln.l A haio, rnion. in
e. ie - r.ls loi .t the 1 1. inch l-ui ilmc of
nl eiiiirei. till i " ol Aus;. -I'll SIM Ihe
i.l run. e m.-rii. the r.ht to lejwtany
d ull I. ills.
II. II. IlKWIIT.
W. I'. IiKaD.
Noir-k i
l r ..
S IIKUI 1IY
Vt. I HAT ALL
. .1.1 IT..M ...
M-r ii'.a ll.lll-l.le.1 IO me o.u ...... ...
ilnU-1-U-.l
I. .. v K nr. i e niesttd -jn coii.e lor-
w.nl :o..i . t.l.-UHironn.t ,v, as he ace. mit
iinit I e . los il. huas U08
-mil. wTiiriN-
SMALL FAMILi'.
W N.icMhli.n .n il Haht w. ik tor par-
ti. ui.irH iin.i
re at Klein Bios sioe atore.
Lost,
One nitniti.l N vein er Ki. W. f-w 2",
l.r ... le fclillle il.ie S:i': o e note, me
i:.te, ovii.lci c. to i"l l,r,e ea
.(.. . ,,.i.-... e ..lie t f SIP. flat- il in l-ei-
r....rv .,r M:.ri h 1H II OH- all!. "er
Ifat..- n .t. i.n-. Imt .-nil tlaied .et-er. the
in h'ni.il ia h Juk-is 9 paiai le ?i.h-ie
th i.rd.ti ll ihboVH ii. t are
ii... ... i n.i'i nn.l ona tie to la
U a.len. .11 pe -oi.a a warned airuinst
V.M. i.... ll.n nhot ile-rils d 1K-Ie
The "ii.ltr i.l ulease leax e aid note at
or noir
rffimitv
! Fahrs Wn
1
aw muwrnrnt
lie moaned time an.)
tgain, And the u ter lack of all
ower to control hia fears, was pit-
iat
fudden ami strange despair ai
the noise of -eparation in an d-
javcui, ru nu oi tne emtuuoa.
Tta P.ok Rh..t ..rf h. A Jt.
The Ducks around Karluk
iviu pr .o.bl. a notint to sixty or
.-ixty-twu thousand va-es which is
about a-1 per c m 8 ho t of tne pack
of I .s yt ar at this time. Ihe le
s i t of the the n. w s has ha i some
elfect on the sai m hi market, the
pi ce hating advanced liom 90 tj
Jo ceiiis p. r dozen.
HAKkU Aa.THKA'4 OKfE.VT.
Hhe Hai No Claim Whatever Vpon
the Katate of William Sharon.
San Francisco, Auguet 1. Sarah
A Iti .en Terry had her ca-e against
the e-ta'e of the late S-nator Wm.
-haron retired last Tuesday in the
superior c .-it. and .lu-le Sh-f'er
to-day rend-'ied his dec sion hold
ing i h it the. so-call-d marria.e
c Mitract which she I dme.i Sh-i-on
sg'ied, was a f. rger ; that she
never hid hen man ied to Sharon,
and tint "be had no claim what
ever upon the estate.
SALEM NEWS.
Article of Incorporation An In
aie Horse Thief.
Sai.em, Or.. August 1. The fol
lowing articles of incorporation
ere tiled to-day in the ofiB.-e of
he secretary of sttte: The Jeff
Hreon Ho.it in Mill conipmy, o'
'etferiton ;inc rporators.Lewiit.-av-ige,
K. I . Skinner. A. Grant : coi
tal KtiH-k -',0il() ; al-o the Fir-t
.'hurch jf Chris', of Mill City; J
II. Badger, 1'. A. Con 11 and Har
ney Ward tnis ees and incoriHi-r.-t-TS
; a so aupp em-ntarv articles
y the O'enon Lmd company of
Salem, incredsin ihe capital stock
to i2 (),KH.
II. F. TrottW, from Clackama
coiinty, was brought ti the im-am-is
In ii todiy. He has b -en in
j:-i' o'ne time) for horse ctealin
-...d i- thought to lie pl.iyin,; in
san.ty ' '
HKK IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Hundred of Heevea and Hop
ltoasted-l.ua lO.OOO.
Fkanx-isco, August 1. Fire
in South San Francisco early tiiii
morning desiroyeil the s'atiishte.
house of Wood i& Brown's and toe
iar t house nf B. W. Brown & Co.
Five hundred beeves and one hun
dred le gs were roas.ed. Lo.-.s,
if 10,000.
HIS MONKY GONE.
A Hotel Clerk nh.t Flitted With a
Small Amount.
S W RAMKNTO, AllgUgt 1. S. C
Helton . ame here lat evening and
registered at ihe State House
hotel. He bad $I'J5 inc iin, which
he handed to the act in night
cl-ik, Andrew Morton, for wife
keeping. This morning he pre--ented
him-elf at the olfiee and
was met by the anno nc -meni
t at his money, Clerk Morton and
about $3) belonging to the hotel
funds, had disappeared.
The Southern Pacific Accept.
Santa BARBARA,Cal..Antrust 1
F.lwood Cooper, piesident of the
railroad convention which met at
San Jose on June 20, h in received
a lefer from C. F. Ctoi-ker accept
ing the offr for right of way and
a su' sidv of $S15.00 I made by tlmt
.onvention. The letter says the
Southern Pacific Railroad com
puny accept the proposition made
by "tne convention, with the ex
ception of the time restriction.
Keforin BUI In Effect.
Chicago, Anittist 1. AH rail
roads lea Iin? east from Chicago,
exept the Grand Trunk und Wa
bash, o-!iay put inm enect ine
new reform bill of lading against
wh ch there lud been protest on
the part of the shippers of the
country. Boaid of trade mer
chants are very indivnant ami us
far as p iH-ihle are giving all buoi
ess to the brand irunk. ana Wa
bash.
Held for M order.
San Frscic, .1. W. Kerr, of
the O.-cidental Foundrv, accused
of the mtird- r of Edward Coogan,
mhs held for trial this afternoon.
.Iiidire Ijtulcr said that in hisopiu-
the ues'i.iii of the oienUani s
auilt or innm-ence should b-- de-
feriniiiel bv a inrv and fixed hi
bail at o,0 nj. Kerr was reieasea.
The Portland' Again Defeated
Seattle, Angus 1. Th Seattle
and Portland clubs plived n
el-vcn inning gime, which reault
ed in a victory lor th tormer.
core. Sea tie 4: Portland 3.
Spokank, August 1. Spokane
22; rajoma9.
Newspaper Change.
San Diego. Anaust 1. A con-
trollititf int-rest in the San P ego
I tail v and Weekly Unon was b
dav dis H.sed of to Thos. Gardener
and Gen. E. H. Murray, who will
be editor-in-chief.
A SEDUCTIVE DOCTOR
Severely Punished for Insulting
a Lady Patient.
HOT WEATHER IN HEW YORK.
Pop!o Dying from Heat Tu World'.
I'.ir Bl.l Fan d-B g Tli at
Omiba.
St. Louis, August 1. Dr. H.
Fisner, a prominent doctor on the
sou.h si'te, is lying at his house in
a criiical i-onditiou as a result, according-
10 the story, of. iuuiscreet
remarits 10 a la ly iiatient, Mrs. K.
Ben ram. It is tUted that Mrs.
Kei train informed ' her bust and,
who went loFis.ierV house, taking
with liini a large Newfoundlan.i
dog. lie set the brute on Fishtr,
who was badly larcerated by tin
d g's teem. Bertram then ad
ministered a t-rribie t.irsuing to
r islier, using bra-s knuckles.
EXCESSIVELY HOT.
People Dying In New York City
From Heat Many Prostration.
New York, August 1. The num
ber of victims ol heat in New York
aa nearly as could be letined tine
evi nin is eleven persons by heat
and twenty-eight prostra'ed.
THE 1AY IN CONOKES8.
Senate Take I'p the Tariff
Bill
For Consideration.
Washington, August 1. In the
senate, Edmunds moved to correct
the journal of cstei day ry niak-
ng it state the names of the en -lots
present when the roll was
Hist called. There was gen-ral op
p sir.on to this motion, which ws
defeated.
Blair onvreil iesolutions ins truc-
ing the commitiee on rules to te-
port within four day 8, a ru e fo
j the incoi poration ot the previous-
question, ana some metnoa ot lim
iting and closing debate in th.
par.ijm.-ntaiy proc. dure .of the
-enate. and asked for its immed
a e cousideiatioii. Objection be
i g made on toe item cratic side,
it went over until to-morrow.
House j int resolution to permit
Captai.i George W. Davis, of tne
United States army, to a c-pt a
pn-itkn witti the Nicata.'iia Canal
Construction Company was passed
The senate then proceeded U
the consideration of the tariff b II,
resuming it under the head of lead
products.
IN THE UOL'SK.
On motion of Taylor, of Illinois,
t resoluii n was adopted calling
in the secretary of war for copier
o the repoit ot the ei g neers ii.
charge of ihe woik of improve
mei t iu Galves'on harbor.
The house then r- sinned the
consideration of B-uate amend
ments to the sundry civil appro-
riation bill.
Wheeh r, of Alabama introduced
resolution to set aside M.mdax
next for tne consideration of the
aimers all and tciain nub-treasury
bill, the bid to be considered from
day io day until disposed of.
TO CONSTRUCT DEFENSES.
England to Construct m Proposed
Fortification on the Pacific Coast.
Sew York, Jul v 31 The Hei-
a'd's Ottiwa, Ont., special says
hat information wan received
there from Ki. gland b-day that the
imperial government has decidel
to undertake this fall the construc
tion of the proposed defences on
the Pacific coast. This intelligence
ban caused great satisfaction in
military circle, ai Sir Fred Mid-
lleton. ex-comnnn!er ot tne Ca
nadian militia, on more than one
cca-ion has urned that there
should be no delay in making the
ports on the western seaboard a-
si cure as at Halifax on the Atlan
tic. The first survey was made two
years ago. The plans provide for
a series of short batteries and fori 8
adjacent to the naval station at
tvquimait, where a ary aocK is
located, as well as protection lor
Vancouver in a similar manner,
Vancouver will reouire a series of
ba-teries on the surrounding island
in ord- r to protect the approaches
to the harbor. I lie entire cost oi
the work will exceed $l0,000,00ti
It is exoecled thai one- bird of this
amount will be contributed by the
government.
Aid For the Victim' Family
Paris, July 31. At the funeral
ofiiciims oi the -.-tetinne mine
lisa-ter to-day. some of thecomns
were inscribed "to maityrs of la
bor" and "to victims of ctp'talist
exnloita'ion." The chamb -r ol
deputies voted two hundred thou
sand fiance lor t ie umiuieB oi vi
time.
Arizona' Population.
Tucson, Ariz., August 1. Re
turns ol the census supervisor gives
the population of Arizona, not in-
r.ludinir Indians as 57.00.). the
three la rues t towns, are: luc-on
5.185. not including ad litions and
suburbs; Phu.'nix,3,U5; Prescott,
113.
IN THE PUI7.E ItlNti.
New Orleana Club Offers Prises to
Dempsey and Myers to Fight.
New York, August 1. Tne Po
lice Gazette has received i dis
patch fiom New Orleans stating'
that the Olympic Athletic Club I
in that city propose to put up a I
parse of $2500 for a finish fight for
th. lightweight championship be
tween Joe McAuhtfe and Billy
Myers. Myers has notified the
club of his wiliingnB8 to contest
tor a parse. The Olympic Cla
als offers a $3000 purse lor Jck
Denii-sey and Boo Fitzsimmons, of
Auatralia, to fight for.
ACCIDENT AT bPOKANB.
One Man Killed and Several In
jured In a New Building;.
Spokane Falls, August l.-An
Nor hern P cine raiiua 1 bud
accident ocourr. d to-day at ti.tr
ug, in whicu live men eie seri
ou ly injuied and one faU ly. A
Ii .istiug crew were raining a huge
iraer u the aec,nd Hour. , i n.
iieat w rain broke the Uckk and
guy rope, causing the oeirick io
tad. The ropes di -lodged two
lers ot the third floor joists, and
these together with tne giider ana
derrick came crush ng through the
jo et of the recond floor. There
were nine men on the setoud
door working at the hoisting nu
c line. All of these were more or
lees hurt. The injured workui.-i?
ere tiken to the hospital. 'lhe
are Foremau Bailey, hip and ribs
broken; Jas. Kinney, hint in lh
chest and ribs broken; Earnest
Keith, head badly cut ; F. fc. Kgm,
head badly bruised and cut; Jas.
May Ian, both legs bioketi ai d aim
dislocated. The latter died at J
o'clock p. m.
A VIOLENT STOKM.
Many Building Wrecked and a
" Little Child Killed.
Pbovids-nce, R. I., August U
This morning a violent wind, ac
companied by a terrible rain,
pas-ed over Warwick, dov i th.
west shore of the bay and Kicke'y
Point. It ploughed the way acro-s
the water to the east side, Btiikinp
between Warren and Bristol. A
t child was killed by lightning and
many buildings demolished.
The World'a Fair Bill Passed.
Sprikgfikld. August 1. The
house and senate of the stale legis
lature this evening 'inally passed
the World's Fair bill after knock
ing out the 8 I onis section. This
was done after a long debate.
Base Kali.
Chicago, August 1. Chicago 8,
New Yo k 5.
Boston, August 1. Boston 8, Chit-ago
3.
Brooklyn, August 1. Brooklyn
rmsi.urg 3. beyond game.
Brooklyn zv. Pittsburg 11.
Ft Mot Chinamen A mated,
San DiKGO.Cal., Auuustl. Five
Chinamen were am pted at tin
Mexican line la-t niuht for viola
tion of the exclusion act. A whit,
nun named Walker was also ar
rested, be having acted as guide
for the Chinamen.
Depew and Salisbury.
London, Auwust 1. Chauncey
Depew had a long interview wi b
lxrd Salisbury to day. Min.st i
Lincoln introduced ihe di-t n-
gui-hed American to the piiuie
minister.
Death Eros Starvation.
Cairo, Auvust 1. Famine pre
vails in Soudan. In some parts of
he countrt d aths from starvatioii
average l- u it any.
Nine thousand acres of n e and
i-ot'on land in the pnvin-e ol
Gerbich have been covered with
an inflow of salt water, and gior-
ng crops are destroyed.
Union Labor Nominations.
Lansing, July 31. The Union
Lttior Greenbick Farmers' Al
liance convention lo-dav nomin
ated E. H. Belden for govemor.
Rural Dlstalcta Not Settlee.
Buenos Avres, July 31. Dis
order Continue in the agricultural
districts and the gieat Southern
railroad is torn up in places.
London, July 31. The Times'
Buenos -tyres special says that the
fi p.acial chaos and anarchy re-gn
is over. The bill postponing pay
ment of bills one month passed
the chambers.
A Big Fire.
Omaha, August 1. Union" Cattle
Co. 's feeding plant at Gil more, four
miles below here burned last night
causing the loss of $10,0.10; insur
ance 165,000. Plant contained
4.0J0 stalls and covered five acres.
A Glassware Syndicate.
Pittsburg, August 1. A tele
gram from Findlay, Ohio, says a
prominen4. tableware manufac
turer says his establishment w'th
every gla concern in the United
States his been sold to an English
syndicate. The price paid averages
$"10 ,000 ner factory, or $2,5m-,oO0
in all. The piice ol t ibleware w ill
be a-lvancd as soon as the syndi
cate assumes control.
Fire, In Alblnn.
Portland. AuguPt 1. About
o'clock this morning tire broke out
in the Albina hotel, it is lmpos
oible to get particulars to-night.
Publle Debt Statement.
Wasaington, Augu-t 1. State
ment of the aggregate of interest
bearing debt, exclusive of United
States b nds issued to the Pacific
railroads, 60O,7tt,30 1 ; total cash
in the treasury, 708,142 9-VJ. less
cash in the treasury Julv 30. I8!H,
87B,3SU,113; net decrease tor the
month, I3H6.257.
Eight huvm (or $1 at Vwreok1,
GEiNERAL RIVAS SHOT
foe Traitor of San Salvador
Pub:icly Put to Death.
I SEIOE Or FORTY BOCKS.
tfany People Shot Doad la tb Btretts
Haadreda Starviog ;a Soadaa
FordCB Hca.
La Libertad, Angnst 1. The
ie is coulirmed ui the defeat of
ieuer-1 Una , ot San Salvador,
ty go vi rnmeiit uoops under Gen
eral EzxUl. Kivas, alter turning
Mi tor, escaped iroin tne i-apitul
ast night, but was pursued uud
aken a tew mi leu out of ll ie city,
in is morning he was publicly
shot, and i is c rp-e was expos, d
ou ihe p'aza. It is rep.jite.i that
injiiy .ro..jinnt persons were
cjiupromiseu and a btrict inqu-ry
is Oeini -.iade The siege ht-ted
.orty liou.s. Hundreds ot persons
a ere shot dead iu the streets.
;ELEBKATEI HGKUKK CASE.
Was Mr. Fredrtckson Kept an Un
willing Mistress The Trial.
Astoria, Ausrnst 1. The Colum
bian's Oysterville, Washington
sp-ci il says : Toe trial of John Ed-
Aurds for the murder of Mrs.
Fredrjeki-on in last January,
which has b-en in pitifress since
ruesday, will soon be at an end.
fiie pr -secution rested yesterday
norninz, and the defense did the.
same to day. The chief, policy of
the delerse was to prove an alibi.
1 he crime was fixed as occuring on
lanuarvoO, and the entire Rose
familv, aa well as the boarders at
the Rose .hotel in South JBend,
swore that the accused was in or
i bout the hotel all day, and the
tler three, J. R. Rose. Edward
Liibfiis and ti. K. Rose, were also
there during the dav. The theory
of the defense is that G. . Koce
kith d the man first, then kept the
Aoman lock- d up tor several days
s Ins unwilling mistres'. - finally
tilling her. The only -motive for
the crime a advanced by the pros-
i-tNittoii is the M)ssession of a quar-
er section ot laud adjoining the
Kose r.in h Geo." Rose - was too
young to tile on it, and F.dards
tneit to get. it. Tlte judge will to
rn .now deliver his chaige to the
rni-y.
The chief evidet.ee of the prose
cntion was th coulession ef Geo.
F. Rose, one .of the., four men
chaigcd with the double murder
ot riederick-on and'v.ffe, who
went on the stand and recit. d Ida
c-in'pssion as hretofoie mentioned
in th-se di-patches. j
Little ciidcnceiocorroberatehis
ale was intioduceii, while a cloud
if witni s.-e- tor the defense-j diked
he w hole story t: pieces.
The b. lief is exp.eesed that the
jury w ill disagree, or probably ac
quit Eo-Aari8.
Those who haye wa'ehed the
case carefully 6a y that g od detec-
lives could uiieaith sufficient to
hun several men, and not only
ch ar up this but several other mur
der mysteries in Pac-fic county.
Seattle's New Water Work.
'eattlb, August l. The new
pumps of the city waterworks at
like Washington stilted- Me to
night and the mains -were soon
tided with water. An entire re-
.ntjiistment ot insurance rates
a ill lie made as the ciiy now has a
piotectiun fiom fire.'
A Pioneer Journalist
Philadelphia, August I. D. H.
Smith, one of the oldest newspaper
uieti ot this city, died tins evening.
Slang Phrase That Are Very Old
American N;t and sucries
Lord Byron 8a8V"I have
learned that your poem is ani.oun-
c d by the name of 'Dailah Rookh
I wa'.t you to make a great hit."
In l8-'7. Land, r, writ ng to J. Fos
ter about "Aurora l.eigh," eajs:
"I am reading - a po. in full of
thought and la-ciuatii gwfth fancy.
In nimy page- there l- the wild
im .gina'ion ot' Shakespeare
1 had no idea that any one in this
Hge wa capable of such poetry.
There are, indeed, evep here some
flies upon the surface, aa there
alas will be upon what is sweet
and strong." . ' - '
Mr. Eary, of Pendle'on, tells the
Ka-t (ireuoniatithatwhilein Arlii g
ton i he oi In r day he participated
in a chase for a rattlesnake found
under a fidewaU. The reptile was
driven from his hiding place and
fina ly sLuhiered with slicks and
stones. It was as large as man's
wiist and had twelve-buttons.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping' car tickets to all
points North, Sooth and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money: Ticket
office ouJiroadalbin street.
New satteens, gingham's chain
lira's and other wash 'goods just
received at G. W. Simpson's.
Remember that Klein Bros, sew
up all riiis on boots and shoes
bought of them, for nothing.
Persons who lead a life of expos
ure are subject to ' rheumatism,
neuralgia and lumbngo and will
find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H.
McLean's Volcanic Oil L'niment;
it will banish pain and subdue in
tLamation. Fotdiay & --"uri
I.
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