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ALBANY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1 890.
VOL. V. NO. 65
' Szolusivt Ageacr Uc lu Ludlow Fine Shoos
BLVMHEROr BLOCK
ALBANY BAKERY.
PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CAKES FOR-.-. -.FRESH FRUITS BER-v I FRESTT JlARO
.-.WEDDINGS-.-. I RIK- AND VEGETABLES V.-.-P iLS
..
Choice Table Delicacies and a Full
Line of Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pro
visions, Canned Goods, Nats, Candies, Etc., Etc
A Full Line of Imported and Domestic Cigars.
C) EI
VV. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
row
OtNTLEMtN.
DEtT IM THE WOULD.
-FOR-
CHICKENS
$5.00 PES S0ZS2Tr
EGGS IS CENTS.
X Virtter& Garrett.
FrtrmPTS & Merchant
NSUR NOE CO OK
Albany Orboon
ctriTtL iwk. see.eee
rii rr ,p.Tti m..
OFFICERS.
President W. F. Read.
Vice-President-J. O. Writsraan.
Treaaurer J. L. Cowan.
8ecrUrT .1. K. Elderkin.
PiRgcroms.
K. . ranan, J. L. Cowan, .1.
O. Writaman, C F. Simpson, W
F. Read, J. K. Weatherfnrd, L.
L. Foley, Joan Burnett and M.
Sternberg.
Safe, Sound. conserratiTe
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
JuuaiM Smij ZbticprlM
SEARLS
Drv GodiNotiiM
LADIES AND CENTS ITR;
NISHINGS.
Also have a complete line of
BOOTS and SHOES
For spring trad, at prioea
bat defy compaeitjon. Give
na a call nui buy your ahoes 01
at bedrock price. iGod
eda and square dealing.
..SMS.
F,r Sale
-BY-
FIRST NATIONAL BADE
PRESIDENT i.. runs.
10 PSKSIDCMT 8. K TOPHO.
UASH1KR B. W. LaN.TON.
rilKAMSACTS A OEf IAAL BANKING
8. E. Tome, L. Pton
L. K. Huua, E. r. box.
E. W. Lasettts
Cash tor.
Line County Nitiml
BANK,
Albany, . Oregon
CAPITAL STOCK, 100,000.
PkFSIDEHT J L Cownn,
Vi. e r-resident- J M Ralston.
Cashier- to K ChaDb.rl.in,
A-.n.ant Ca-hirr OA ' r hit aid.
trirectei J LCi an. J M Kalhtos, Geo E
hamberlstn. Wn Until, W M Grjltra, J A
Crawford and O A Archibald.
I'raiimct. a imral lauiniiur tt-rtneas..,
Draw- tight draft i oo New York. Ran -n.
tscoiuid Portland, or.
l-o-n mr ny on approved secnrUy.J
P..- cive deposits subject to rbeck.
Collection, entrusted to ua will eecelre
prr-sttention
BANK OF OREGO.V,
ALBANY, OREGON.
- PIT A L MAW
Pre Ideal,
lee Pre...
Ca bier -
H. BRVIU
I. V. WtHKILL.
J A W. BLI..
niaiCToaa:
H. Butajit, J. W. Blaik,
O'rt. flCMPHRET, t H. TEWIBT,
K. J I.ANNItO. H. F. MlKKILL.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
VeaUraaea Kkli f a. I blld rat IMk
lag. anal All Lad Ira CaratrBU Baad
I. .rdrr at the
JapaneSeBazaartore
aaiCM tit low. KWiiMQ WtKfXCO.
M Ktora od Pint Street next te S acccr A
Blackburn..
H. A. CBOWDBaU . W. CBOWOBB.
CROWDER BROS
Contractor and Buiden.
Office on First street with Wal
lace A Cusick. real eatate aventa.
Albany, Oregon. Estimate-given
on ail ainaa ot bandings or carpen
ter work. All work intrusted U
ma will aw raBtf fiaaiia1.
BROS.
S
-BY-
Buying Tour Propertj
Through tlie teal estate firm of
Burkhart & Keeney:
ne oldeat Real Eatate Firm'in tin
They have landii of all descrir
tions for nale at the very lowext
nnif h and on the most favorable
terms.
We have wine fine bargains in
small tracts of garden and fruit
lands near the ci'v. which we are
fferinn at a re:tt Ba rifii e. This
property lies near the city, and in
'lie very bat on thf market, part
of which in set out to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a larjre list of choir.
business and residence propertv
for pale inelndinir the Hnltra n.rl
addition, the hest, nearest and
cneapesi stinnrnan property on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double in value in lens than a
year.
EASY PAY1ME2TTS.
BUB : ART & KEENEY,
it K A L EST A HE, LOJ A
A.VD
INSURANCE ACENTS.
ALBANY . OREGON
0TGIUS u
TOR SAI.K BT ALL DRCOCtSTS.
8rme'month aeo I rurrtiaaed a
hnxof Trr J. P. 3M Cnfarrh nre for
mv own nae hut finding mv nephew.
CA.MrMnhan needine u-h mfdi.
rlne 1 let'liim have my 'ht of medi
rlne.' Hf now send for three more
hnxea, savin? It i the tef thin for
ratHrrh ever trie-' ly him and hip
friend. 1 gnt xnother box tn use in
my rnr, and elieerfully recommend il
toothrra.
(8iimedN JOHN MrMAHAN.
Ex-"ounty IVaimlaaiouer Lane Co.
Oregon,
Sprinp',M. Lane county. Oreeon.
Prof .1, W, lohnon. president of the
(tate iir lwafsiiv, xayit it cured him ol
a rouirh alter tr other nTewriDtioiif
had failed. Likewioe two of hi little
srlrlo ured it to oure their cough. Mr
Mrk Kailey. wife of Prof Railey.
ent it to Prof Johnso-, and reeom
mnd. it to all who auder from colds,
and rough. For rough it art like
a chain), and ran be inhaled into the
pipes or paisagea. where, o other
cough cures can reach
Satire f. Cntrartora,
NOTICE IS HEHEhT CIVIN THAT THE
nndrralinrd tir.tec of the First ( on.
K-egational Church of Albany, rvon. will
receive h:ds to paint the rhurch l ul rtinpr -f
said church till poon of Aug. 4th 89 the
Mid ruM es reaervliig the n.ht to reject aiiv
and all bids.
H. H. Hnwrrr.
W. C. KSAD
NOTICE IS HERKBT GIVEN 1 HAT ALL
persons indehteil to thr old Arm ot
Kr.uve A K ein are requesUd to come for
ward and settle up promptly, as 'he accounts
must t cioe. d. hLEi.i Hsoa.
(URL WANTED IN A SMALL FAMILY
T No ehildien and lliiht work. For par
xiculars inquire at Kleio Bros, shoe store.
Lost,
On note daUii November M. 1888. for 100
one note, same date. 2tK): oi:e note, suae
Oat., C2M, payable one, to and three year
after date: one note f'-r 10, dated In Feb
ruary or March, 18-9. payable on. year after
date; one note for $60. dated between the
10th and 18th of June. 18-9. parable siKhteen
months ftT date All the above not:s ara
sisned by Asa A. Hull and pataile to Isaac
8. Louden. All person, are warned afainst
buvinfi the aJbove dascribrd hot.
The flodsa will vleaae kai. said notss at
MM
AID
'amitte Vally
RUSHING WORK
The Union Pacific Will Soon
Join Seattle and Portland.
A FATAX, CLOUD BIEIt,
SajtRs Did Bet-Will zo?a tda tftti
atCQalaitha Eeoowu a Btsbhiag
Aftay-Oropt ial(Jrfon.
Portland, August 5. "We are
nnttinif on meti a thick as we can
stick them between Vancouver
mid Kalam i." said Division En
gineer J. Q. .lami.-n, of the Union
Pacific, to-day. "Graders are at
work in many places between
Knlatna and Olyiupia, and there
re a lame number ot engineers
in the vicinity of Olyiupia, and
within 15 days there will be 3000
men on the line between Portland
and battle. The prosiK-ct are
that the roudwil be rut bed to
completion sconer titan it was
suppo-ed to be posfible.
FLOODS IN ARIZONA.
Higher Than at Any Pre vlo.a Tim.
Great Damage.
Tccson, Ariz., August 5.
Heavy rains have been telling dur
ing the last ten days and the
livers are all swollen, sixty mites
of th Sante Fe rad between
Benson and Xogalea is washed
out. Rail communication ' to
onora is cut off and the Kanta
Cruz river is agam flooding the
vallev and this evening a limber
than at any time during the
flood.
WILL IXCKID :iHE IPIBD.
Thua Brlnftna; th. Contractor th.
Premium.
Washington. Aug. 5. Naval
officers, e-p-cially the engineers,
Hie much ilea-ed with the reports
from San trHnci-C' giung the re
sult-" of the pr li mi nary ttixl of
i he new crui-er, Han Francibi-o,
and are ikiw more confident than
ever that she will exceed ne con
tract requirements on the officia
trial, wiii h w ill t ike place on the
10 h or 11th. It is fully expecleo
that she will develop at least 20
knots being one knot in excels ot
h- r contra-1. which, if mad -, will
net the contractots $300,000 pre
mium.
BBRIOL'8 STABBING AFFRAY.
It Almo.t Lead Ui a Conflict Be
tween White and Blaeka.
Eldcnsburq, Aug. 5. In the
course of a quarrel over a horse at
Roslyn yesterday a negro' named
Mayo stabbed and dangerously
wounded a white liveryman
r.amed Pat Henry. Mayo was im
mediately arrested and jailed, but
on talk of lynching he was brought
to Ellensburg. The results would
certainly have been terrible had
he been lynched, as ttie negroes
declared they would avenge his
death. A most bitter hatred
exi-ts between the white and
blacks, and the least act is liable,
to bring about a - bloody scene.
All is quiet now.
TALK WITH MR. MCLLEN.
Delighted Over Crop Prospect In
Oregon and Washington.
BosTON.August 5. General Traf
fic Manager Mellen, of the Union
Pacific, in in town. He savs the
paospects of the Pacific in Texas,
in connection with the Texa- &
Fort Wotlh. is verv encouraging.
and the Oregon Railwav A Navi
gation lines will have large busi
ness, as crops in Washington and
Oregon, now harves'ed, are amin-
lant. He says tne prospects oi tne
orn croD in Texas and Nebraska
are good, and speaks in gloomy
terms ol the immediate future for
the new sta esof Idaho, Wyoming
and Montana. The purchase of
the St. Louis fc San Francisco road
by the Atchison is considered a
very wie move, and he sas legis
lation will Ikj very beneficial to the
territ ry covered" by the Union
Pacific.
Red Men in Council.
San Francisco, August 6. The
twenty-fifth great sun session of
mat riii.
For Female Ir-
rerutr.ritUa; nutn-
inc like them oo
the market. Nsret
I'all. Succeaafum
used by prominent
ladle monthly.
Guarantee!' to re
lieve suppressed
menstruation.
Doatbs humbug
md. Save time.
Health and money.
Take no other.
8ei t to any ad
dress y niali t n rec Ipt ol price, (t 00. Ad
dress tphrw Medlrl.r 4 wsapaar
West Bramh Box 17, Partisan!,
Bald by Fork at & Maaaa. albaav. 0rca
SPOT CASH
"RACKET STOKE,'
JUST OPINED OPP. MASONIC TEMPLE.
Ladles and rent fuinlahlnr Konda.eoraets,
table coTsrs, Tadie. ar d Kent, hosiery, men s
and dot's neckwear, sui-peadets, drs-s bat
tnns, hair, tooth, nail and bora bruahss
stationery, perfumery, Inks,' rendls. ahoe
blacking, and a znat many articles t-o nu
meroiu to mention here. The roods ate
old st such pi ices that ' hey cca not be du
plicated by any other men bar. t in th city,
uules. sold at a sarrilL e. Come and sa our
stock be treabl t show slock. Onsnries
taail. BAUAAP LXTT.
Paler s Golden
the great cnnneil nl th. j
order of Red Men of California
cobtvinki mm morning. Fully
1000 delegate were present. The
graci council ot the voumr mn'
instkito to-day by almost an
uiiaimnuuit vol , sustained the
acuonof the couiniiUee on Uws
od WpcrTisioa whereby a repre
sentation ia allowed by each or
KMisation having, two delegates
tajattendance at the annual
SetBuAn. Viaititia- tnamkava nf elw.
W.
Shrine spent the day in
BiKuaswng auout tne city.
; JsXROAD CABDALTIK8.
. '-I -
-A"-ia Bnrat Canswa aav Aaeldvat
' ' Wit Loss of Life.
Nckdlxs, Cal August 6. A
cloud bant in the mountains of the
eastern part of Mohave county,
Arizona, last night, washed out
the "ridges two miles west of
Yucca. The eaat-hrtnnrl iVeio-Vir
due at Yucca at 8 o'clock, run into
the river, killing the riremnn Wm
Seill. slightly wounding Engineer
Huraner and scalding Rrakeman
button.
The an Francisco exnreca. rlne
at the Needles last night at 6 p. m.,
vas delayed by tne washouts near
Williams, Arizona, ami arrived in
Yucca onlr a few minnten after tli
freight accident, having a narrow
escape.
After tke bridge was fixed up
the train came on, closely followed
by the Los Angeles express, which
aa overtaken ine nrstone.
- When, near Needles, at 12:3 ,
nd running fat, the Pullman car
n the ffe a Francisco train left the
ails, thrnwinir th trnrit car
just al sad of it, over on its ile.
it w a- f r .
m. t , nenaun, oi oan Antonio,
Pax., meeiverl a-vrct hruiaou ln"
the other passengers miraculously
escaped with a lively shaking up.
ORBOON PRESS ASSOCIATION-
Portland Baa If ad. Ample) Pro
vision for :KntrtalnB.nt.
Portland, August 5. The com
mittee en arrangements for enter
taining the Oregon Press A-s-H-ia-
lon nave already corrected sinm
Tlie 1 beral response of the citizens
is gratifying and little trouble is
eapected in raising the necessary
amnt ihe programme ha-
leen prepared with th" purpose oi
giving the state prsa a correct
idea ol fortlaml's business indus
rriw, inatatuiions and population.
Odd FeUoWtr Cawnatltiaw DrUl.
Caicaoo, August 5 Cantons
from all pavrts of the country con
tinned to arrive to-dy to tak
part in the triennial cantonment of
i'atriar.h Mibtaat. J. u. u. b
riiu afternoon wae ilevoted to com
petitive exemplification of guhor
di.iu'e degree work with closed
doors in the battery armory.
Garden City lodge of Chicag
opened the competition and was
followed by V icker lodge. alm ot
this city. This afternoon the
prize drills of cantons by classes
was oegun on tne lake front in the
presence of a multitude of people
To-night General 1. C. Under
wood, generalissimo of the army.
held a recepti.ai at the Auditori
um hotel.
Liberals Ara Sneeessful.
Halt Lake, August 5. -The re
vised returns of the county election
here show that the liberals have
elected the assessor, selectman
surveyor, attorney, coroner, clrr
and treasurer. I ne monnont. elec
ted the sheriff and recorder.
STANLBY'S HEIDI-
Oosslp Abont th. Wlf. of the Noted
African Bxplorer.
Stanley's bride ia "no chicken,"
if she will forgive the remark, be
ing nearly 34 years old. She is
described as "a tall, robust, hand
some woman, rather inclined to
embonpoint, with fair ha;r, deep
blue eves.a Ktraight.well developed
nose), a lovely complexion, white
teeeth, full moath.small diroplv
hands and pretty feet." It is also
asserted that more than one coron
et has !een reinsed by her and her
sister. The Princess of Wales, in
congratulating Mr. Stanley called
her "a woman onm iuii ot genius,
reierring to her aa an illustrator of
hooka and aa a pa nter, some of
her canvases having received places
at the Koyal Academy ami other
exhibitions for the last five years.
She is prominent in fashionable
society, and her fine gwn, and
especially her stunning parasol,
nave become ce eorateti. bhe was
not the original of the "Yesor No"
of Millaia, which was painted in
1871. when she was a young girl.
but the and her si -ter were paint-d
in to leas famous works by the
same artist which were originally
known as "ihe Blue Uirl." and
"The Red Girl, ' but are now call
Yes," and "No." A Mrs. Stan
ley's mother ia the possessor of a
huve fort one left by her husband,
a parliamentary lawyer, and as -he
eni yo warm expectation fr m the
warm friendship of the Bar ness
Baidett-Coutta. and as Mr. bt .nley
is said to have received $100,000
from the English publishers of hi"
books, the wolf may be exp- cted
not to d-fturb the door of the
8tanley mansma. Mr. and Mrs
tanlev. accompaniet by the lat
ter'sonly brother, Coombe Ten
nant, are to visit America in Nov
ember. The explorer is 50 years
old. and doubtleaa finds life very
different from what it wa in a
Welsh poorhouse during his boy
hood, or even in the dava when he
was reporting for the New York
Barak.
MARRIED TOO OFTEN.
Finally Caught and Brought to
Grief In Chicago.
HARD ON THE CHINESE.
8t Paal's CaaiBt'-Wait d for Him ts
. Oat Rloh-Bed Mea Ia BsmUb.
Esstera lew.
Bo.ton, August b. Much mar
ried Charles Loring. who is in
limbo in Chicago, for having too
many wives, is deserted by his pa
tents, who live in tuis city. His
father, Mr. -John P. Loring, says
that Charles mu?t get out of the
scrape the best way he can. He
says that the affair lias been a
terrible shock to the relatives of
th oung man. He received a
liberal, education nnd made rapid
progre-iN in electrical matters for
seveial year, holding goxi places.
About seven years ago he married
a pretty Boston girl, bui they did
not get along well together, and a
divorce was ihe result. He went
to England five years ago with tw
mei interested in electrical mat
ters but lost all of his money, and
had to Bend home for financial aid.
While there he married wife So.
2 and brought her to l?oitn. He
was unable to obtain work ami
left his wife here and went to New
York. Soon after he (returned to
Loudon. Money wan again sent
him and he came back to tins
country with another wife. He
lid not come near home, but
wrote. Mr. Loring at this time
found that his son was incorrigi
ble. The young man made many
promises and broke them aimosi
as fast aa he made them. He
went out west and wife No. 2 was
-ent there by the father. She
found her hisband in Chicago liv
ing w ith wife o. 3. but he escaped
to O e:on. Mr. loring said he
iiad ho(ied his son would reform,
but he seemed to act worse instead
of better.
A STRINGENT CHINESE BILL.
It Is Not Likely te Become a
Law.
Washington, August 5. Repre
sentative Morrow, of California,
from the co nmittee on foreign ai
fairs, to-day reorted to the hoii-e
bill to ab.-olutelypronibit the com
ing of Chinese inio the United
States, whether subjects of Chin
or otherwie. .
'I be bill proposed to exclude all
Chinese, even thoce who mat here
after leave the United States and
try to return, excepting diplomat ic
and consular officers an I commer
cial agents and the coming Chinese
to the United States for transit is
expressly forbidden. The fine is
$50 1 for each Chinese brought into
the United Slates, provided for the
punishment of the vessel and the
mas'er bringing them., and the
vessel to be subject to forfeiture.
ProvUions are also made for
the punishment of persons aidit g
Chinese to the United States by
land or otherwise and for remov
ing the Chinese when found un
lawfully in the country ; thus
further provided that the Chinese
shall not be admitted to citizenship
and conflicting provisions shall be
abrogated.
Chairman Hitt presented the
minority leport, dissent ng from
the favorable action of the ma
jority on the bill, as he says it is
in conflict with the treaty now in
force.
CENSUS AT ST. PAI L.
Th. Cltlzen'a Committee O. To
Washington.
Washington, August 5. A citi
zens committee of St. Paul had an
other conference with the secre
iary of the inte-ior to-day in refer
ence to the proposed recount of the
population of th.tt city.
The commilte.' strongly objected
to a recount of the whole city as
unnecessary and unjust to its peo
ple. The committee presented
two propositions to the secretary;
first, was. a full recount of' nine
districts to be had under the direc
tion of Superintendent Porter,
-econd, was the return of the
schedules of these nine districts to
St. Paul, and there given toa com
mittee to correct and verify them.
Tlie secretary said the efficiency
of Superintendent Porter's work
was, in his opinion, something
marvelous. He therefore, was not
prepared to recind the otder for a
rec -unt, but det-ired the work of
investigation now in progress by
Porb-r to be pushed to conclusion.
A PKKTl'T LITTLE ROMANCE.
How a Rhode Ialand Olrl Waited
Until Her Lover U.t Rich.
K'c Vong. Aneiit5. A Herald
special from Providence says that
six years ago d. l.iBoi.".m,.
graduated from -th Brown Lni
versitv with ju-t $19 in his pocket,
lie had suppoited himself in col
lege by ch-anin city lamps and
by keeping noaraing nouue. Lmr
in Inn university course he
become engaged to Miss Delia
Carinter. They parted till such
time aa Liuhtt.nrn could earn
enough money to support a wile.
He went to Kansas City wi.h his
$19, and entered a lawjers office.
He saved his earnings, invested in
real estate and struck it rich. He
. u as:
i nan sent ruuuu money iu ui
i
Carpaatex to soabla her to obtain
an education. The second year
he was away he sent her a $5C0
gold watch and has since pre
sented her with diam. nds. Light
burn has arrived in Providence to
claim his bride, w ho persistently
refused to name the wedding dav
(ill she had become accomplished.
He is reported to be worth
1,000,000.
NEWS PROM VICTORIA.
A Mardere In Jail Strike tn th.
Wellington Mines. S
Victoria, B. C, August 5.-'
Mrs. Routledge, who shot and
killed Joe Dugan, is now lodged in
jail here. She claims Ihe (-hooting
was entirely accidental and
that she had no quarrel with the
dead man.
News fiom Wellington is to the
effect that a number of miners
went to work in the mines yester
day, thereby breaking the ouiin
ous 6ilence which bad pet tied over
the strike. Trouble ia not ntic
ipa'ed, though hands paraded the
streets with banners flying and
-inging union songs. All houses
of the coaipuny have been
vacated.
SALEM RECEIVES REPLY.
The Department Wants Specific
Cases of Failure tn Enumerate.
Special to th.' Hehald.i
Salem, August 5. The Board of
Trade received replies from the
Oregon delegation at Wast-ington,
to messages ti'ging a recount of the
population of Oregon. The .-state
that ihe inat'er has been p aced
before the department, where it is
under advisement.
They ask for specified allega'ions
jf census imperiectness, and a full
showing of omissions. Th 'will
be forwarded without delay.
The Child was Not Her'.
Chicago, August 5. Curious cir
cumstances were developed at the
inquest on the babe w inch Mrs.
Frances Russell i accuse ! of hiv
ing i-t irved to death. Mrs. Kus
sell admitted when placed under
oath, that uothwiihetand ng th.
accepted belief and her on pre
vious tatemeuts tha: the infant
as mt hers, bhe then said i-he
go' the chi'd irom an orbhan
asylum and palrae I it cif
on her husband as their off-ptii g.
The reason she assigned for the
icception was to prevent trouble
in her family. By means of drugs
ttken to quiet her nerves she had
unintentionally iniscanied and to
tide it from her husband she
brought home the ciiiM. Thos.
ttiit-sell, the fooled husband,
was in:ensly angry in
hearing bis wife's testimony.
"I did not know until this mo
ment that the child W;iS not OUis,"
he t-aid. Mrs. Kussel was he d
without hail t await the action of
the rrand jury.
Stock Exhibit for the World's Fair.
Chicago, August 6. J. H. San
der, publisher of the Breeders'
..iazette, has written a let er to the
World's Fair hea''qu;itters relative
to a unique and thoroughly origi
nal plan for a live stock exhibit at
the expo-iti-)n. His plan em
'.Kjlies the fallowing features:
There shall he selected and pla ed
on exhibition a thotoughiy fuliy
representive male and female ma
t u red specimen of each and or, ry
breed of horseta, cattle, shet; . 4
pigs raised in America.
On Trial for Accepting a Bribe.
Pkkscott. A. T., August 5. Col
S. B. Beyaus. appointee- cf Cleve
land's as special agent of the gen
eral ltnd othce, and who was in
dieted by the last Uniied Mates
.rand jury for accepting a bribe f
Henry Punnung, was brought to
Prescott for trial last night by two
deputy mar.-bals. He was arrested
at Oklahoma. -
Port OHlclals Drowned.
Nf.w York, .August 5. The
steam-hip City of Da las, iioui
Central America, rep'tt ('apt.
Rawley of the schooner .fosepli P.
Mac'ieca, ei route ii-a sai) Ik. it to
the s -hooner with the command
ant, jude oi the port and two un
known h rson-, capsized during a
miunll and were drowned.
Deniea the Allegations,
Washington, Aug. 5. In the
house to day iyder, of Minne
sota, rising t) u question of privi
lege, denounced as false the sr-
icle in a Detroit p.ier, stating
that at the conference lie-ween
the Minnesota delegation and the
speaker recently, telaiive to cer
tain improvements to the Sault
Ste. Marie canal, the upeaker de
c.arrxi, "To hell with your inland
beat!."
Mexleo'a New Minister.
San Francisco, August 5.
Senor Ighicio ulat -rre, the new
minister from Mexico to Guate
mala arrived here to-day. He de
clineJ io talk about Mexi.-an mat
ters. He wi.l leave on the next
steamer for Guatemala.
Change of Venue Denied.
Ovbtkrville. August 5. The
third motion fir -a change ofi
venue in.' the murder trial was
made by -the defense to-dav and
i denied bv the court. The work of
I securing the jury to try Kose be
gan una evsaung.
American Party Nomination.
San Francisco, August 5. The
American party convention this
morning nominated Ge i. J. B d
well, of Chico, for governor on the
first ballot.
SMUGGLED OPIUM
The Union Printers and the
Papers of Los Angela.
EXPLODED AND ROASTED.
KsBUDier End Asprsaobisf 0r?goa Ed-
Horato fie ctartliial-voBua.
tisn f Auwiloaa Party.
Kansas City, Mo., August 5.
R-venue offii-ersand L'niuni State
dot--tives arrived here yesterday
looking for 2.i00 pounds of smok
ing opium, which t smuggled
into the Unitetl States some time
ago. The iir;.g came through Cali
fornia and the tuiUjjgler got as far
a Piiu-nix, Ariz., with it, when
detvH-tives got on their track and
scared them into Canada. A few
daag-jit was learned that the
contraband goods had been shipped
bum here, sj far no trace ol the
opium can be found. The duly on
this opium amount to $2d,000.
TEKKIBLK EXPLOSION.
Th. Whole Front of n Building-
Blown One
Denver, August 5. An explo
sion took place this evening at
9 o'clock. J. D. Gorrell, clerk
in W. A. Mitchell's diug store,
ent down into the cedar for
some goods. On reaching tha foot
oi the staiis he struck a match,
when instantly six ten-gal Ion cases
f benzine exploded with terrific
one. The entire front of the
building was blow n into the street
and a .cu-tomer etanding by the
door was hurled some I'O feet and
badly hrmsed and cut. Goirell
as blown out of the cellar by the
explosion and escaped by the tear
loor in some miraculous manner.
He was found a few minutes later
standing in the allev in a dement-
d condition from hfs burns, which
ere feariul. He was taken to the
hospital where his b-dy was found
o be one great blister, aome of
the fler h adoering to the clothing
rien it was removed.
His rfovery is doubtful.
The building t-ok fiie and depart-
nent was on the ground promptly.
A" hen it arrive-: the walls were
st aiding, tmt began to totter soon
ilterwa-dj and in a short time
iater iell. This was so sudden
hat the firemen were unable to
jet away and three were caught
in the ruins, and probably tatally
injured. On the second floor of
he building were a number of
roomers and some of them were
caught in the falling walU and
rubbed to death.
a' EM M LER ELECTROCUTION.
(h Timer Is Appronohlng bat
t'nknown.
Aria-RN, N. Y., u trust 5. It is
low thought likely that Andrew
ibooks. a convict, will be the man
who wili pull the deadh lever ai
'.he Ken.mler txecution. The an
loumement has hot yet been
nade Hisitivcly, but circumstances
ill point to i:. Durs'.on has finally
lec.ded to change the execution
oom, under direction! of Elec
trician Mavis, who arrived this
morning, and had the nwilch
uoved to the keejier's tuess room,
vbich is to be the new" room. The
-ondemued man has kept up his
ilii- k in a wonderful way. A gen
tleman who is to be present at
the execution visite.i him to-day.
ile found him periectly calm but
-utr.-ring from heat. Kenimler
nade his will again, leaving his
looks :md other little traps to
Mrs. llurston an-1 others who have
iieeu kind to him. Holy com
munion ae . adii.inisierea to
ICemml.t by 'h .plain Yates and
iev. Houghton. Dr S nth wick,
i Buffalo, said late this afternoon
hat it was not at all likely an
mtoj sy would take place before
layliht, no matter what time the
--Xi-c'iiion occuried.
THE PRINTERS' DEMAND.
Knt the Publisher Will Not Com
ply. Los A.vofcLKs, Au.'ilst 5. Ail the
inion print, rs employed on four
'iady paiH-rs of this city went on a
-trike this aiemon. Suae days
ago the proprietors of four dailies
united in a request for a reduction
jf the 6. ale from 5) cents to 40
enta per thousand. Tle union
lecline4l to accede t this and in
turn put in a formal demand that
toe proprietors sign a contract by
noon to-day to maintain raie-i at
50 cents f '.r one year. This the
prop? etors promptly refused and
the 8 nke f .1 lowed this aftern-ion.
This evening the proprietors col
lect! d as many non union printers
as they could find and the papers
w 11 coaie out in the in ruing,
Logger Injared.
8t.rrLK, August 5. Thos. Gra
ham Woodsman was brought to
the hospital irom Kdgerton lodg
ing vamp, Snohomish county,
wbfre he wa. terribly bruised yes
terday, by a tree which had burned
off, falling wid e lie was chopping
on it. His injuries may prove
fatal.
A very handsome robe for a
k.in bum, u-a r nieked on the
i side walk in front ol the Evangeli
cal parsonage, the owner can re
cover the same by calling at the
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