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ALBANY, OREGON SUNDAY, AUGUST t 1890.
20 CENTS A WEEK.
VOL. Y. NO. 63
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ExcluaiT Ageacv fo: bt Ludlov Flu Shoes
BLUMBERG r BLOCK
ALBANY BAKEEY.
PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CAKBS FOR"
.'.WEDDINGS
Choice Table Delicacies and a Full
Line of Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pro
ritions, Canned Goods, Nuts, Candies. Etc., Etc.
A Full Line of Imported
17. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
PUT IN THC WOULD,
-FOR-
CHICKENS
$5.00 PES DOZEN,
EGGS 18 CENTS.
'Mueller & Garrett.
Formers
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NSUR NE CO OK
AtHANY ORBOOM
CAPITIS, aAWOB.
TKitt CP CAP1T41
OFFICERS.
President W. F. Read.
"Vice-President J. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. L. Cowan.
Secretary J. K. Elderkic.
t DIRECTORS.
R. s. tratian, J. L. Cowan, J.
O. Writsman, f. F. Simpson, W
F. Read. J. K. Weatherford, L.
L. Foley. John Burnett and M.
Sternberg.
Safe, Somq, conservative
A Square Company,
Manaaed bu Sauan Men.
Patronized by Square People
PaVfoai Htm, gatcpriat
SEARLS
Drv GocWotiras
LADIES AND GENTS FTRJ
N18HIN03.
Alio hare a complete line of
BOOTs and SHOES
For spring trade at price
that defy compeeition. Give
ua a call and buy your ihoes of
at bedrock price. 0od
pda and square dealing.
FRESH FRUITS BER-V I FRESH BAKED
RIEs AND VEGETABLES V.V BREAD V.V
and Domestic Cigars.
For Sale
-BY-
Jf.
first national bank
rKBSIDBRT L. FLINH.
Vic PRESIDENT 8. F TOTNO.
CASHIER K. W. LaIIIION.
"llKAifBACTS A ODZ3AL BANKING
8.K. Torse. L. Fin
L. K. Bum, K p. Sox.
K. W. Lakodom
Cashier.
Linn County
Albany. - Oregon
CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.
Pkuidi.it i L Cowan,
Vice President J U Ralston.
Cashier :eo E Chamberlain,
Assistant Cannier O A Archibald.
Directors J L Cowan, J M Kalston, Geo E
i.natnoenain. wa Ladd, w u Uultra, J A
Crawiord and O A Archibald.
Transacts a general banking busbies..
Draw sight drain on New York, flan
Uoo and Portland, "r.
lm money on approved security,
f.-eiv deposits Mublect to check.
Collection entrusted to na will receive
prvot attention
BANK OF OREGON,
ALHANY.
t VPITAL .
Prenlff ri.
Vice Pre
Ca.hler .
OREGON.
We.ese
H. BKYAftT
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. JAV W . KltlA.
Dl RECTO KB:
H. Bktant, J. W. Blain,
Gl-.O. HCMFHRET, V H. !TEWART,
E. J. Lax xiNe, H. F. Mkkrilu
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
ieaUcaaew frhlrta, tklMrea'a I Uik
las;, and all Ladle Cnraarale anad
order at Ibr
JapaiieaeBazaarstore
l Tat tow. KWONO W0:K ?K CO.
t Stare ou Fim Street next tc Spencer A
B. A. CHOWDER. O. W. CHOWDER
CROWDER BROS
Contractor and Builders.
Office on First street with Wal
lace ft Cuaick, real estate acents.
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all Kinds of buildings or car reen
ter work. All work intrusted to
u wiU M ffmptlj araOTteai.
W
Biurs
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Buying Your Property
Through the leal estate firm of
Burkhart A Keeney.
Tbe oldest Real Estate Firm in the
They have lands of all descrip
tions for sale at the very lowest
prices and on the most favorable
terms.
We have some fins bargains in
small tracts of garden and fruit
lands near the city, which we are
Bering at a great sacrifice. 1ms
property lies near the city, and is
the very beet on the market, part
of which is set out to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
W e have a lars-e list of choice
business arid residence property
for gale including the Goltra nark
additionr the - best, nearest and
cheapest suburban property on
the market. A lot in tins addition
will double in value in less than a
ear.
EASY PAYMEU'Ta.,,
BUR ;: ART & KEENEY.
K.tl EST A SE. Hi A A
AST)
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ALBANY. . OREGON
FOR BALK BY AIXDRUOGISTS, .
"Some'monthc ago I turrbaed a
box of Dr. J. P. Sill's Catarrh Cure for
my own use but Undine mv neribrw.
C. A. McMHhan needing such medi
cine I letlblm have my box of medi-
cine.THc now sends for three more
boxes, saying it is tbe best thine for
caiami ever inen ny ntm and his
friends. 1 got another box to ow in
my case, snd cheerfully recommend it
looiliers. :
(Sienedi. JOHN McMA HAN ' :
fcx Conntr onimtHBioner Lane Co.
Oregon,
ppnnefeld. Lane county, Oregon.
Prof J. W. Johnson, nresldcnt of the
State iinlreailty, savs It cured him oJ
a coueb after two other proscriptions
bad failed. Likewise two of his little
girls used it to cure their coughs. Mrs
Murk Bailey, wife of Prof Bailey,
sent it to rrol Johnson, and recom:
mends it to all who sutler from colds.
and coughs, tor coughs it acts like
a cbaim, and can be inhaled into the
pipes or passages, where o other
cough cures can reach
toiler te reatraetera.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersirned tmteea ot the Firet Con-
"egational Church of Alhanv. Omron. IU
receive b:ds to paint the church building ol
aid church till poon of Aug. 4th lSn the
amid truauea reserving- the right to reject any
ana ail oias.
H. H. Hiwm.
W. C. Hbao.
VfOTICE IS HKREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
II pernons indebted to the ofd firm of
Krauaw A Klein are reuueattd to come for
ward and settle up promptly, ai the accounts
niuBt i cioata. ivlcin unoa.
pIRL WANTED IN A SMALL FAMILY.
VJ Bocnildien ana light work. For par
ticulars intiuirc at Klein Bros, shoe store.
, Lostr
One notedai. I Novtrclwr JS. 188S; for.tZOO
one note, aame date, S2U0; -oi note, s-une
uate, rav, payaoie one, to and tore yc
after date: one note fi-r M0, dated in Feb
ruary or March, 18-9. payable one year after
date; one note for 80. dated between the
10th and 18th of June. 189. parable aiirhteen
months after date All the above not are
signed oy Asa A. null and paale to la
8 Louden. U pervoos are warned against
boving tbe above described note.
The Under will ulease leavsasid ansae at
uus omca.
AVED
PRLS. HARRISON.
Will Officially Attend ft
R. Encampment at
HARD TlttitS tv
SyaamltlDg thaOfar-tilled Vj a ftlUsf
Trae-Lady Oaale-laaaa-Oea '
stea Mtrldlaa.
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New York, August 2. Tibi
cruiser Baltimore, flagship of Rear
Admiral Bancioit .Gberardi;5t
Bar Harbor at 9 a. m. to-day, and
will arrive at tbe navy vard to
morrow morning. Therv M wlQ
receive some slight ocrfcaulit
and tleaninn prepartorj to Veaving
with President Harrison, who If to
be officially present attbd aatkeal
encampment of the Grand Amy
at Boston from August 11th to the
16th. The president will oecapT
the starboard side of the admiral
quarters while on board tha ahip,
and tbe admiral will givo np e
Urge cabin which runa clawajOTafa
the ship, to the use of tit prwi
dent us his parlor and dining
saloon. The president and those
who may accompny him will prob
ably use the cabin, jointly with
the admiral as a dining room. At
the main mast will fly the distinc
tive flag of the president, which is
of blue bunting with the United
States coat-ot-arm8 in the center,
and a white star in each corner.
It is appropriate that tbe presi
dent should so on this veaee" to
Boston, s'nee she was the first of
the flagship class of the new navry
to get away on a regular cruise
and she is one of the finest of the
modern type of warships. Tbe
Baltimore is in every eense
steam vessel. She has no
and her "military" meat are so
called because used only for mili
tary purpose!!. Near the top of
each is a platform on which are
mounted one one-rxmnder Hotch-
kisa and one revolving HotchkipW
cannon.
BAB1 TIMES IN KANSAS.,
Ask That All
Caaea be Withheld for a Tina.
Abilene. Kan., August 2. The
Fanners' Alii mce of tlie Sixth ju
dicial district has put m circula
tion, and endorsed at its meet
ings, the following petition
lo the Hon. MTB. Nicho'Son
iudge of the Eiitbt Judicial dis
irict of Kansas: In view of the
di-atroun failures of crop!, and
general stringency of money mat
ters, we, the undersigned petition
ers, hereby most earnestly request
that i he proceedings in the fore
closure of all real estate mortgages
now pending, or that may com
mence within one year from date,
be delayed.
Killed by a- FalUnf Tree
New Orleans, August 2. A
Greenville, Miss., special to the
Picayune savs that ust evening
near stonevuie, wniie a ueavy
TIib Celebrated Frencli
C URE
Warranted to lOTlrrnfWIIfe er
AiUMWiilMM rel
He'
m o
5a;
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KFOHE etr5 2 AFTER
the generative uraans of either ass
arising from the excessive as ef sMmelaass,
tobacco or opium, or through yvuthfol iodis
cretion, over indulgence, etc, suea ae loesof
Brain rower, waaera'aaa), tatanng Deern
Pains In the Back, Seauiial WeakDeas, Hra
teria, Ner oua Pros' ration, Mecsaraal Oatis
sioiis, Leuoorrhoe, Dininess, Weak Memory,
Loss of rower ana impotencj, wbicb a aaj
tected often lead to premature old ag and
Insanity. Price tl a box; ' hexeft far MR
Sent by mall on receipt ol priest
. A vrMITYBN GKAKANTEB is givea
with every tb order received, to rsfuad she
money if a rraaaeal cure is aoi Settee,
-We have thousands of testimonials froca eid
and young, of both eaxas, who have bean
permanently cared by the nee ! AphradiUae
Circular free. Address
THE AMfstO) AtCDtCINX ).
Western Branch, Uox. ST. Portlasd, Orsgaa.
. . For sale by Foshay 4 Mason, who Tn'-wJ
etail limegietp. Aliatv . Oregon.
For F u--' br-regularitii-!):
'th
ing iike '.ht-doa
the market. Aever
l'ai Succeestuny
'used by prasniDent
ladies monthly.
Guarantee!' to re
lieve
menstruatioa.
vi Doni
ASet
Dontbe humbug'
d. Save ou,
eaithand aaoney.
-?ltw isae no ower.
VV Sent to any ad
dress by mall on receipt of price, St 00. Ad
dress spare MedH-lae reasaaay
West Branch Box tl. rertlaad. Or.
Bald by Foshay & Masoa, Albeay. Orsgea
SPOT CASH
"BACKET STOEB.V
JUST OPEKID OPP MASONIC TEMPLE.
. Ladies aiid sents-fuinlanlna rcod.coreta.
t able! covers, Tdls! ardVgenta hosiery, men's
and boy s neckwear, suspendera, or oat
tons, tralr, Wioth, nail fend hers bruehe
stationery, perf-nnm'. laka.' renotla. aboe-
blacking, and a zrtat. manv artlelea -soa na-merbns-to
mention aere. TbeM goods -are
sold at such piicea Out her eea Dot be da-Pll-ated
byanv other, men ban t In thedtv.
nnleas aold at a sacrifice, Cosse aad as ear
siock no trouble to snow vci. vnrpnee
to all.
BERNARD 1
Lav i.
Tjrj ANTED Cewa
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9 I J
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3'W fm-
Fates Em
winl was raging a colored woman
narnea Loablack, her eon and
daughter, were driving toward
town in a. boggy. When they
were near Bogue Ualava swamp, a
Urge tree fell on them, killing the
mother and eon, and badly wound
ing the daughter.
OTASTKD TO BBATBs.
a Aak far the Has as
awl af Ufa,
Kbw York, Anient 2. The death
notice ot 8pencer Pritehard. actor
and author, August 1,1s published
10-oay. rntctiard comes ot en old
family of that name. He was
born In Phihrirlphia, in 1KB. He
told his friends he bad not eaten
a good eqaaremtinfourmonthe;
he -had been playing in herd lack
tor long time ana wee too prond
to ask for assistance.
ft tha Raae Traafc.
iLiaUTooA. August 2. First race
sue tttrlontai Lord Harry won.
Void aeoond. Fair view third; time
Heeond re UoeaertB-Te.w won.
Lavinia Belie eeeend. Hypocrite
third; time 2:08.
Third race Sir John won, Mae-
ter Lode sc-jd, Rentiago third;
time 1 :61.
Fourth race, six furlongs Driz-
sle won, I.ene second, Blue Bock
third; time 1 :!).
Flub race, mile and a sixteenth
R. ft. Million won, Clay Stock
second, Carrie Q. third; time
A Great Tret Te-Dej.
i Detroit, August 2. This eiler-
Hieon, a race between Palo Alto,
Z.l2i. tbegrer.t eon of Electioneer,
an4 rllot. a medinm ceidtng lack.
16 will take place, me weather
at 2-80 wae hot and clear with a
fine breeze blowing, end the track
in splendid shape. C. Marvin will
drive Palo Alto and Bod BttMf
' J 1 .L. V w Tl
win guiae ms iaca. ana pxva
pects are good for a great race and
fast time, ae both horses are m ex
cellent condition, and their repu
tation depends open toe outcome.
The stake is soirw.
Brleheoa'e aUanalas.
- Washington. August 2. The
acting secretary of tbe navy sent
a message to the commander of
the New York navy yard, saying
the department has fixed on the
23d of August as the time for the
embarkation of the remains of the
late J , .F.rirwenn to hie country on
hemiaa.stwoer Baltimore,
lateoae Heat.
Chicago. August 2.The tem
perature reached the highest point
ot the season to-day, the mercury
registering 95 deg. for several hours
ti is afteruoon, and late this even
ing it had not gone below HO. There
were a number ol cases oi pros
tration.
FLOGGING IN CANADA.
Thirty Laiehee OlvaisTrlnser la a
Qaebwe PenJteaSterjr.
Within the last year the old-time
mode of punishing a certain class
of criminals in Canada with the
arnlicati n of the lash has been
rapidly revived, eays an Ottawa
letter in tbe New York Sun. The
8t. Vincent de Paul penitentiary,
4n the province of Quebec, was the
scene ot a weii-meniea Hogging
last week. Two weeks ago one
Joseph Donnois, alias Curson, who
has been wandering around tbe
country in the guise of priest, wae
arntenced. in accordance Wnn W9
new dominion law, to two years in
the penitentiary and to receive
thirtv lashes for assaulting little
mria. uurson is aa oiu vaeouu
. : j i i .
havinu received twenty lashes in
the Montreal jail two years ago for
a similar onenee. am bohkibs
was riven him with the greatest
Srecision and dispatch. Alter the
ty's work was over and tbe other
convicts had returned to their cells,
the prison physician, accompanied
. A rNMAMfa 1
and after axaminine him. made
nv arunrun. vn w m w..
written report that tbe prisoner
wae in ut conaiiion to receive ine
nnnishmant. Corson maintained
s stolid indifference as he was led
forth to the basement, where the
flruririn'a wraa to take nlaee.
IaaiaediatelT after hie arrival
the framrds. keepers and officers
to the number of forty, marched
down to the basement, where they
formed three sides ol a square
Within the sanare stood Warden
Ouimet and the chief keeper. The
triangle to which Curson was to be
tied stood in the middle. After
having divested himself of his coat,
Curson stripped to the waist, walk
ed with firm step to the triangle
to which be was strapped oy lour
guards. A stuffed leather strap
was then put around bis neck to
protect it. At a signal from Depn
ty Warden McCarthy the officer
who was appointed to inflict tbe
punishment stepped lorwara, ana
taking uo the cat-o'-nlne-taila
sited for the word. In a minute
there was a sound, end Immedi
ately afterward the' nine knotted
end lashed the white flesh. Cur-
eon never winced, but at the third
blow he groaned piteously and
kept up until the end. When tbe
end was reached half of tbe back
from between the shoulders down
was one mass of lacerated flesh.
When he wae unfastened from the
triahgle Curoon walked over to the
bench where his clothes lay, and
his back was covered . ith a cloth
saturated with salt and water.
Curson then dressed himself and
accompanied the two guards up
staira tohiacelL
FATAL SHOOTING-
Monitors' Strike in Sea Fran-
CISCO
fraliiei af Troahlo.
iot is mcd.
Ti Vaata It Bai-Olsee aeesUg-
Balbeai Itagaatestlaagrea- Olei
Seftae Be Wesla Ask Ut Ala.
Saw Francisco. August 2. A
second fatal shooting in tbe cuuri-e
of the iron moulders' strike oc
enrred today. Walt Hideout,
id lev la onevel the iWsi anion
apprentices at the City iron works.
He lives at Berkeley and nas Oeen
recently married. This afternoon
when tbe works closed he left the
foundry, and seeing a number of
strike-s grouped near, he crossed
the street to a policeman and
asked - protection, saying be was
afraid - of being assaulted The '
policeman told eum to get on a car
and be would keep the strikers
away. Just, after he got on the
policeman beckoned bim to get off,
and be did so. Tbe policeman
told him that a number of strikers
had gone around to intercept tbe
car at (he next blok. He then
went a couple of blocks and
boarded a Powell street car, think
ing himself safe from pursuit, and
being very sleepy he leaned back
and began to doxe. Soon two mm
hoarded tbe car: one named H. L.
Seibert and the other's name un
known. 8eibert sat down opposite
Rideoot. wijo did not see bim.
Suddenly Seibert rose and struck
the men a terrific blow in the face,
''I'll fix you, you dog you." Bide
out had hie hands in bis -oat
pocket one resting on a revolver
he carried by-, permit from the
whin Sjeibert grasped nis arm and
tried to wrest the gun from him.
The other striker on tb- car came
to his aid and a sharp struggle en
sued, during which tbe gun was
discharged and Seibert sank back
with blood pouring from his lefi
breast. Police appeared and ar
rested Hideout and -took Seibert
to the hospital. The other striker
escaped At the hospital the
wouna. was pronounces laiai. ne
fint gave his name as L. Brown,
but afterward made a dying state
ment, giving bis true name. The
president ana otuer omcers m in?
moulders anion are with bim.
He is still living, but death is
momentarily expected.
L. MHbert, - bo w as wounaeu
hv Moulder Kidut died at 11
o'clock . to-night. The moulders
are much excited and extra police
have been put on all striking
fenndnee to prevent disorder.
OBN. Gat ANT'S BBHAINS.
Cub roes Askiaa That They Be
Baaaovael te Arllagtoaw
WASBtNOioit.' August 2. In the
senate -this afternoon Plumb of
fered abneurrent reselution, and
asked that it lie over till Monday,
that congress desires tbe removal
of the remains -oi Oeneral U. 8
Grant an-i their interment in tiie
Arlington National cemetery, and
that the. president be requiied to
convey to the widow sucS desire,
tendering to her on behalf of the
nation.', all necessary facilities for
such removal and interment.
TBBT WAMTKD BOO Jt'lCK
Aaxt AeeaalaaA aha aalaaa Keener
:-- aa las Beraaal.
FkssKo, August 2. A special to
the Republican from Frsno Flat
vallev. east of here in tbe inoun
tains, brines word that Thursday
night a company of Indians ode
up to a saloon kept by a man
named Cox and asked for bug
iuice. It was refused and they
were driven out. Later Cox was
ambushed by the Indians and
nearly beaten to death. His skull
was broken open and he is not ex
nected to live. A posse of citi-
eens with Ham Ron, ex-constable
of Merced,- tried to capture tbe In
dians. One Indian started to tun
Ruaa fired, intending to wound
him. The bullet entered his groin.
The wound is expected to prove
fatal.
Portland, August 2. 8eatUe,4 ;
Portland, 1.
LEAGUE.
Naw Yonx, August 2. Brook
lyn, ; Toledo, 4.
Syracuse, August 2. Syracuse
A I vniirrille. 8.
Bocbbstrx, August 2. Roches
ter, 4; St. Louis, o.
Philadelphia, . August 2.
Athletics. O: Columbus, 3. . .
CMCiMtfAii, August 2. Cincin
nati ii- VhiUdeluhia. S.
Chicaoo: JLugust 2. Boston 6,
Phicairo 4.
Raoorn-K. Brooklyn 9. Pitts
burg.
BROTHERHOOD.
PrrrsBtjRO, August 2. Pitts
hnnr. 11 : Brooklvn. 3.
Clrvklamb. August 2. Phila-
delDhia 6. Cleveland 0.
Caicaoo. August 2. New York
8, Chicago 6.
Bcstalo, August 2. Buffalo 7
Boston ft.
A Tory Close Oaeee.
Tacoma, August 2. The winner
of the Ledger's prite ticket for a
trip around the world for the
closest guess to the actual 'ime
made by George Francis Train en
his globe girdling adventure, is F.
S. Learned, of Boise Fort, Lewia
county, Washingtoi . Learned's
guess was 67 days, 16 hours and 42
minutes. The actual time was t7
days, 12 hours, bV minutes and 55
seconds, t he value of tbe ticket
won by Learned is $661.
BOLD ROBBEKI.
Two Stradagera Boldly Pick a Han's
Pocket.
Tacoma, August 2. Win. Buck,
of San Fillippe, Cel., who has
been spending a few davs in this
city, to-day had a valise in each
band, and wae about to board a
train for Portland, when two
strangers brushed up aainm him
i-and robbed him-of 500l in stocks.
notes and cash, which, lie iumeH
in an inside .waistcoat- pocket
The Portland police were given s
description of one of the mt-n.
OREGON CROPS.
The Weather Korean Keporta Good
Yield.
.Portland, August 2.--The
weather bureau has telegraphed
the following to the signal oriicer
at Washington about the weather
and crops: Weather cool and
partly cloudy; no rainfall, very
favorable to harvesting and grow
ing crops. Wheat and oats are
turning out better than expected,
most of the wheat yielding 30 to
40 bushels to the acre. Peaches
short, apples fair, pears good cmp,
other fruits very plentiful, espe
cially prunes. Hops are still
promising.
Harder la the Firat Degree.
Astoria, August 2. An Oyster
ville special to the Col vnhian
says : John Edwards was to-dav
convicted of murder in the first
degree, for the killing - of Mrs.
Fredericksen in Pacific county in
January. The jury was o:it but a
short time, sending word to tbe
court a' 6 o'clock to-night that a
verdict had been reachei. The
court convened and at 7 hard the
verdict and dis harued the jurv
Counsel for thedcierae immediate
ly ifave notice of a motion for a
new tiial, also that the request lor
a change ot venue in the ci-e- oi
EAlward U i boons and John ' : se
would be renewed. Tbe cuuusel
for Oeorge Kose gave notice o!
motion for a .-hauge of venue to
Monteaano court, set the hearing
of the argument on the m-tion
tor Mondiy morning at 9 o'clock.
Ahe verdict was a great surprise
to all as tlie dt-ien.-e was c nh
deutoi an a:quittal as the jury
sermed thoroughly imprers-i
with the truth ol Ueorge Kose
story and confesniou. The attor
nevs pav the judge's failure to rule
ou tithe boy 't ev deuce will result
in the supreme court retnandiiip
the case lor a new trim, claiming
that the Vt ashington statues pro
vide that a uo-detendant cannot
testify in a case unless the charge
against him is hrst -limwe t.
Horrible Prlsoa Practices
London, August 2. A special
correspondent of the Dailv News
has succeeded in gutting ad mis
sion to the Turkish prison at l.'s-
kub, Macedonia. The buil.ling.
containing 149 cells, is occupied
bv 1831 prisoners, or over twelve
to each cell. I he prisoners are
sent there to be confined from one
to ten years, but se great is their
suffering from the barbaritv of
keepers ami total disregard of
sanitary lawn, tha' one rarely lasts
five years. The greater number
are stark naked and w re chained
by the ankles and wrists. Thre
were also underground cells for
the worst prisoners in order to
force confession. It is also cus
tomary to chain men all day in the
sun in such a way that they can
not move. -
Wltaessed Ky Mauy People,
Detroit. Angnst 2. For'v-five
hundred . people witnessed the
graijd contest to day iietween l'alo
Alto,-o:i of Electioneer, and Jack
son of Pilot Medium. Jack won
the first, third and fourth heats
and tbe race, but falo Aito won
second heat bv two lengths in
2 :Vih, breaking the reoo-n of the
track in a race, beating the stal
lion race record and equaling the
fastest race mile made by Maud S
Trial Trip Satisfactory.
8am Francisco, August 2. The
new cruiser San Francisco made
its first trial trip on the hay this
afternoon. She steamed for five
hours at an easv rate of speed, and
according to the statements of her
builders tbe trip was a ttiorougn
success in every way.
Caaaot Agree.
Seattle, August" 2. President
E. Smith and R. sldent Manager
McNiel, of the Oregon Improve
ment company, had a conference
with Counsel McXaught, of the
Northern Pacific, looking to track
age arrangement whereby the
Northern racihe would run to
Anacortes over the Seattle
Northern. The conference Tesufted
in a disagreement and the pros
pects fer the arrangements being
perfected are poor.
Gladstone Upbraided.
London, August 2. The Irish
Catholic bitterly upbraided Glad
stone for ignoring the claims of
the pope to temporal power and
specifies the i event speeches of the
ex-premier when he took what the
paper declares to have been a
ground inconsistent with his form
er position en tuat question.
ROYAL GREETING
tinssian Duplicity, Cruelty and
Pretensions.
TBB BEatAISS Of KKJCKSSON'S
Cholera EplAsmlo-Heat is Ckleaf
Horrible frlaua DUclplins Op
posed te Us Eiattioa BilL
Berlin, August 2. Before start
ing for Osteud ou his way to Eng
land yesterday noon, Jbmperor
Wiliian held a council on board
the unpe rial yacht. HohensoUerm
King tATOpold, eomipsnied by. tha
Count of Flanders wenT on board
and effusive greetings were ex
changed between the king and
emperor and Prince Henry.
coining in..rreu me welcome
upon their arrival at tbe summer
palace, tam.lv meetings will be
Id at Osborne to determine
whether Prirce Waldemaro Den
n.rk or l'rince Oscar of Swedeu,
shall be placed on the Bulgarian
throne. Tne empt-ror continued
to favor Priii'-e Oscar as the better
choice on the g.ound of his per-
-onal qualities. The czar, who was
opposed to having his brother in-
Uw ruler ot Bulgaria, now assents.
Orders were sent the frontier
nstom posts and railways, to
watch tor the threatened migra
tion of Jews from Poland, as the
i.ew Russian regulations will tend
to drive from the country vast
bodies of artisans and poor farm
ing Jews. Leading Jewish firms
in Perlin, Hamburgh and other
cities, have communicated with
representative Jew in. IMidon.
I hev propose prepa ing relief lor
i hem. The Russian papers an-
ounce that transportation to Hi
beria will shortly be abolished. e
a judicial punishment, but oiit to
mention the fact that It will oe
Maintained aa now without judi
cal sent-nce. The latest notable
instance is the case ot tbe cele
brated nevelist, Uspenky. He
was arrested at n:ght and confined -
m a aeeiuded pr eon, any Knowl
edge ot his whereabout bing
refused his friends for a long time.
tmaily it was told that be bad
been sent to Saratov pending tbe
pleasure ot the police. H is o tie net
a as writing a letter to the czar
in support of a memorial of Ma
dame Tzebrikova.
PEKIL OF TBB CZAR.
A New Mhllintio Plot OtaeorereA
lu St. Pelerabars;.
Pakih, August 2. The Siecle sod
Figaro print reports that a fresh
uitiihst plot agiiust tiie czar has
i. -en unt-arthoU in St. Petersburg.
According to these reports Pro
les -r Oorlewski, of the university
of St. Pete-sburg, and a number
of studene of that institution,
who, it is alleged, were concerned
in the plot, have been arrested.
Many person were taken into cus
tody in Moscow on the same charge.
Two officers of high rank in thev
Russian armv have committed sui
cide. It is supposed they were
found implicated in (heconspiracy
and to'jk their lives rather than
undergo arrest and punishment
sure to tol low.
Lady Doalo Ooea oa tha Stage.
London, August 2. Lady Dunlo,
whose value as a theatrical star
has been greatly inc-eased by tbe
result of the recent divorce suit,
will shortly make a tour of Ireland
with the "Venus" company, con
ducted by Manager Harris, of the
Drury Lane theatre. She will also
appear at that famous theatre
with the coniany next winter.
Lord Dunlo, who was unsuccess
ful in lii- efforts to secure a divorce
from his wife had an interview'
i h Lady Dunlo incrt the trial
and a reconciliation has been ef
fected. A t'ommoa Meridian.
Lonoon, August 2. An interna
tional conference for the purpose
of fixing a common meridian is
proposed to be held t Rome next
year. The conference will also
arrange a sjeteai of universal
standard time. A suggestion
which is likely to ie most strongly
urged upon the conference is to
select the meridian of Jerusalem
as a common one. rep.acing Wash
ington and Greenwich.
No Fears or aa Invaaloa.
London, August 2. In the house
of lords last evening Lord Salis
bury replying to a question as to
the persecution of Jews in Russia,
said he could not confirm the re
ports of edicts against the Jewe
having been issued. He saw no
grounds for dread of a wholesale
invasion of England by Rusrian
Hebrew paupers.
Routed by the Popalaeo.
London. August 2. During a
large town meeting at Limerick
la-t night, the upholders of Bisnop
O'Dyer in his com rovers v with
Ml Dill ion over tie Persisco mis
sion in-fter, were hooted by the
pop.iiace. Thitre were exciting
senes a..d trouble was feared.
At a late hour tbe streets -.ere
still crowded .
Damaging Storm,
Winnipeg, August 2. A de-
stiuctive nail and thunder storm
passed over the eastern portion of
Manitoba hut night, doing great
damage to crops. Many houses
in the villages were damaged and
two or three people killed.
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