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t 20 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY. OREU.N, FliTDAY, AUGUST rf. I VJO. 'IL. V.-rKO. 1G7 S Exclusive Agsaer'f B L njIHEKG v B Ui CK ALBANY BAKERY. PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CXKE-t FOR-.WKIDING-.- FRESH HiUnN RER V RI K- AND VEGETABLES Choice Table Delicacies and a Full Line of Fancy ami Staple Groceries and Pro visions, Canned Goods, Nats, Candies, Etc., Etc. A Full f.inr of Itnportrtl SFor Sale KLEIN W. l DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. GENTLEMEN. PEST IN THE WORLD. FOR- CHICKENS $5.00 PES D0ZE2V- GGS 18 CENTS. L ) IMnnltrS- Garrett. Formers k Merchants NSUR NCE CO OK Alhany Orboon ClPITtL UStlK, run rt rtrirtL 5OO.0M 9IU.UUW. OFFICERS. President W. F. Read. Vice-President J. O. Writsman. Treasurer .1. L. Cowan. 8ecretarv .1. K. Elderkin. OIRKCT3R8. ri. . Mrahan, J. L. Cowan, J. O. Writsman, (. F. Simpson, W F. Read, J. K. Weath. rford, L. L. Foley, John Burnett and M. Sternberg. Safe, Soudq, conservative A Square Company, Managed by Square Men, Patronized by Square People TwsoxiiM HomtJ Entoxpriti EARLS DrvGoiy otitis LADIES AND OENTS FTK N1SHINGS. Also have a complete line of For spring trade at price hat defy coinpeeitwn. Uiv us a eaii ml iiy yir ehoesi at bedrock price. kGm i oa aud .quare dcaliug. heLudlov Fins Shoes. FRESH .-.-.BR ifr YD anil Domestic Ciyar. FIRST NATIONAL BANK PRESIDENT L. 7LINH. V: B PRK81DBNT S. P YOCNO. cash ikk u. w. La;:; ton. RAN8ACT8 A OEI ZX4L BANKING S. E. Yodko, L. Emm L. K. HuiN. E. F. Sox. E W. Lar-eiiOH Caahler. iity Niliml 13 .A IN K . Oregon Albany, CAPITAL STf CK, 1(K,C00. Pbi bident JlOok-ii, Vi r I rti. cut- J M HalHtrn. Canhie- in K lh-iii ltrliin, A-8.nl C lii. r OA r. hilald. llret. r J I. C m. J l I al.tnn, Geo E hamberibiM. W l.aild. W M Uultra.J A t ri.xf.iril and O A Archi'iaul. Iruiiiue-ii a Kctieral liuiihltiK iu-Iiims. Ira Hiifht draft on New Yotk. San -u-. WLnnil l-ort'aiif, r. Lorn money on approved security.; R -eivf deiioitK .nhjecl to heck. C-llectiina entmated to us will receive irne rt attiMicn BANK OF OREGO V, ALBANY i niu tre.iru-nt. Tire Prea 1'a-blrr OREGON. 9S0.0MI H. RKYiVI . H. . IRKIIL. ...JtlW, BLAI.V tihctors: n. TIkt.vt, .1. W. Blain, 0-.. Hcmphrbt, V- H. Stewart, E.J Lansing. TI. F. M'rrill. LADIES' UNDERWEAR hrwllranra hlt l. 4 bllal: rnV lB lug. and All Ladle tiarnieula auad la order m (he JapaneseBazaarotore nun rai low. KWi SO HO li'.E CO. Store on Fust Street next tt SjeDcei A Blackburn. H. A. CKOWDBB. C. W. CROWDSR. CHOWDER BROS Contractor and Builders. Office on First street with Wal lace ft Cusick, real estate agents, Albany, Oregon. Estimates given on all kinds of buildings or carpen ter work. All work intrusted to u will be) pfoaaptJ iuiiti( BROS -BY- Baying Your Pioperty Through the leal estate firm of Burkliart it Kcenev: rie oldest Real Estate Firm in the They have tandf of all descrip tions for sale at the vcrv lowest prices and on the most favorable erms. We have me fine bargains in mail tracts of garden and fruit lands near the ci'y, which we arc tiering at a great sacrifice. Tine proiiertr lies near the city, and is the verv bent on the market. Dart of which in set oat to fruit. CITY PROPERTY We have a large list of choice business and residence nronertv for sale including the Goltra nark addition, ,the best, nearest and cheapest suburban property on the market. A lot in this addition will double in value in less than a year. EASY P47MErTS. BUR ART & KEENEY, it 'A L EST A HE, I At A A A-JfD INSURANCE AGENTS. ALKANy. . . OREGON rRH A Rt CI FOR 8AIE BY ALL nRTfJOISTS. ua . i .-me 111 im I 111" rro t'llrcllHOid hnimOr .1. P. Till'i" rBtnrrh Pure for mv own uae eut nnnintr mv nephew. . -i nicjinnn neenmir piu-h mrni cine I let tiim lisve n j hox of medi cine. Hi nuw pnd for three niori' lioxes, i ivirn.' it i the hi- tli inir for rtHrrh t-ver trie-' liv h!m Hud hif trienrls. I eiA Knottier lux to ne i niy eae, and cheerfully reenmntend it fiothe rH, (Sitnedi. JnllSMi-JUHAS, Fx l'onnty ('niimihfioner Lane Co. ' 'retrnn, fnrint'f "'d. I,ne oountv. Orpuon. Pruf.l.W. Iihnoiin president ofthe !t8te in imiir.sava it rured him ot a roiu'li alter tr. other prescriptions hud failed. Likewise two of his little cirlsused it to cure theirooiurhs. Mr? Mxrk Hailev. wife of Prof Bailey ent it to Prof Johnso', and recotn mi nds it to all who aiiHer from colds, and coughs. For roughs it acts likp a ehaim, and can he inhnli-d into the pipes or passages, where o other cough cures can reach Kellre to Cent rarf or. NOTICE IS HErEI V GIVINTHATTHF. urdersirner tiVftrr. of the First f 'on-K-e(rational Church of Ait anv, rrepon. will receive h:ds to paint the rbmrh I ui'dint; .f aaid church till pnon of Aup. 4h '8fi the Mid trust e reaen iuir the nnht to reject any and all bid. H. H. H-wrrr. W. C. Kkad. VT'TICE IS HERLBY GIVEN THAT ALL i Per-ons indehteil tn ih nlH firlM ..i Kiaus'e ft K ein are reineaud to come for ward iwi settle up promptly, aa ihe acc. nnts raiiKuecionio. klkw Bbos ZlIRL WANTED IN A SMALL FAMILY. j no cniiuten ana iignt work For per ticular inquire at Klein Bros, shoe store. Lost. One note dau rt November 20. 1883. for ti00 one note, same date. i2(0: one note aat, S50, payable one, to and three Tears after date: nne note f r J0. dated In F.h. ruary or March, 18-9. payable one Tear after date; one note for WO. dated between the 10th and 18 h of June. 18. narahlo Bhf.n months nfter date All the above not: are sinned by An A. Hull and patajle to Isaac S Louden. All parsons ate warned against buvinjr the ftbore describrd ncte. Th finder will ulease leaf said notes at tea ei HamiMa . , i : A GHASTLY ACCIDENT A Corpse Torn from Its Coffin in a Runaway Aeeidtni. STATE AMD COAST JtEWS. Saokat Has a $86,000 F.r-Aalalox. iat.A IndTiiuat F 111 T.rot,a Bridge and , 11. sd. Seattle, August 7. V hor-il 1 act-idem occurred at a funeral this ait rn on. Miss Lilhe oung, I lie 17-year oil daughter ; of a ab-riug wan, died yesterday and lite foetal oicurr.-d to-dy fiom the undertaker's. Aa the fathei w n too HHir to e. giwe a carriage he and R v. Aimersoii, V Jlo w..s to conduct the se i vices tXr the grate, to e to the cemetiTj "5n the liear.-e with Ui.deriaker Croas. 'i'h.- team wa very cpinteU and ju-t as th-- hear-e was Hearing toe iraveyard b c me frightened aud irt'i away, la-liin out of the roa into the ti'iibnr. The hearse wa 'leinolisli' d and the coffi'i bmknn p-ii, i-howing the body of the giil. hev. An-lerson and the l.itlier of the girl uer-both thrown und'T the horses' feet aud the former was knocked insensible, while the latter sustained many tiruis-'S. Another coffin was pro cured and the uirl buried, but neither the father nor pieacher were aMe to attend the interment. STEAM BOATMKN AKKKSTBD. The Captain and Enslneer of the Lillian Will Kxpleln. Portland, August -7. Deputy United States Marshall Miller re turned from Florence to-day, hav ing in charge John Bergmav ,ap iam, and Wui. Lafiey, engineer, f 'he steamer Lillian. The two officers were arrested on a charge of operating their boat on Suislaw river witho it the pre scribed license. Bergman and Lafiey waived examina'iou before the commissioners and were re ici.Bed on bonds of $150 in each c.i-e. it is ciaunea ny tne ueieiui- an's tint they were arrest el on erroneous information. There i an irregularly in t ie transfer of i heir license which they will be able to explain. Bergman; will be remembered as the ffiir who rescued so many people from the wreck of ttie . Alaskan olf Cape Blamxi a year ago la-t May.- Judw IHady made an order au thorizing the release of J. fiion nd George Morgan, two United states prisoners, who huve been in the conn'y jail 30 days for sell ing liquor to' Indians. As neither of th tn were able to pav their tines thev were released from ciif. tody under an act empowering the United States court to take this step in cases surrounded by such circumstances. REDUCING THE CAVALRY. Much Feeling- Oyer the Action of the Secretary of War. Ti-cson, A. T., August 7. The order of the secretary of war, re ducing the cavalry anil infantry regiments from ten to eight com ps.nies, is being put in force in Ari zona and two companies ot each regiment are tieing distributed among the other eiht companies. Army officers declare that congrees is the onjv power which can ae- rei-'e the numb t of cvntani in a regiment. There is much feeling in army circles over the action of the secretary ot war. A H36.O0O Fire. Spokne, August 7 A fire oc eurred tieday in the carriage h ics" of .a g & Co. Loss 1 36,00.1 ; mostly injured. Killed At Seattle. Skatti.e, Augu-t 7. Mil'on Mr Aulev. a longshmeinan. lost his life this evening by a wharf giving way, earning him down ami buy- 11 g turn under some rock' wincn he was unloading. A whole carg mm mis For Female Ir- reifulritie; notb- inir iike them on the market. Nevet ail. Sucressfulli sed bv or t -ent ladie n--in iy Guarantee ' t re lieve auiiprewel merstruoti"". LUafe, Ceriain Don't be humbtur ired. Save time. Health and money. Take no other. Set to any ad- dress bv maii cn recelut of twice, tit 00. Ad' drese tiihru Metllrlne I'owpany West Bram h Kox X7, I'vrllaad. r. 8old by Fosbay & Mason. Albany. Orem lfELL BORING. ROCK PRILLIINO prospectiiiE. Writ J J. B. Hashes, Al bany, Oregon. SPOT CASH "RACKET STORE, JUST OPENED CPP. MASONIC TEMPLE. Ladies and vents rut nishing coods,onres, table covers. T.diM &r d irents hosiery, men' and bov's neckwear, nirpeader, dres bjt tons, hlr, tooth, nail and hore bruahes, stationery, perfr.merj, Inks, rendls. shoe blacking, nd a - manj article t"o nu merous to mention here. These eoods aie sold at such prices that ihey ccn not he du plicated by any other men har.t In the ettv, unless sold at a aacrinVe, Come and get our pricf ho trouble to show Vk. Onepnos to all. BERNARD LETT. SAN WA has removed h laundry to the iron hou oa th ceraar ol Serena and Lyon Mreesa. Falers .olden V3 of stone had been piled on the wharf and McAuley was stationed on the top of ttie pile to ta e a chain off of a big took, whan with out warning the w'larf ga e way and went do vn. Eye witnesses Say Mi-Auli y was 011 top when he struck theatr but he did not rise, and it is supposed he is held down by the stones. A diver wi 1 be seat down to-morrow. Alc Atiley was about 35 y- ars old ami came from Wyuian, Alicoigan, two mouths ago where he has a wife and two children. Another Trial Trip. San Fkancihco, August 7. The new crui-er Kan Fiauci'-co made toother uial tiip around the iay lo-day fur tne purpose of testing tier --machinery under a liuiit-d pressure, ihe trip was regardetl tn Satisfactory, i hough no ailempt wan made lo t-peed tier to her ut most. The average p.td mani tiiu d was 14 knots, and at tune estimate.-, bused on fraction of a mile, showed a t-peed of 19 knot.-, the contract requ reuieni. Fell Through n Bridge. Tacoma, August 7. Thomas Ep ii im, a acandin-tvian, aboit 25 years old, fell tlirongli an unfin ished bridge here last niuht while intoxicated, and was instantly Killed. He is believed to have left no family. The Dalles Want a Keconnt. The Dalles, Or., Aug.ist 7. The hoard of tra le last evening in s riicted President McAlli.-tter to telekT ph to Oregon's delegation tt Washington, askiag for a re count of the census of the elite, as a great injustice has been ;lone the state by the recent enumera tion. A Mixer Drowned. SEATTLK.Augu-t 7. A Franklin, King county, special to the Post sas: James Williams, a miner if this place, went fishing this afternoon in Green river about a mle from town, and bv .-ome ac cident fell off a log which crossed the river and wan downed. Killed By Felling- Tree. Seattle, August. 7. Dwieht Smith, son of Eben Smith, a well- known attorney, wa- accidentailv killed in the woods east of Lake Washington this morning by a tree ailing on hnn tt'-was tonrteen years of age and was spending his dcho'jl vacation visiting a sch'iol- mate on ihe farm of W. H. bite. To Harnathe Tide. A Boston man claims to h tvn invented a tide motor, by the aid t which he ex poet b to run stre t car-1, locomotives, stationary engine-! and other machinery. He propr-eB to transmit tne tuiai Forces of the ocean into electrical forces, which is to be stored for fu ture use much as a man would store any commodity. The invent ion, from which he exects so much is described at follows : 1. A floit which naes and fall- with the tide. 2. An immovable structure to which said ft at is co'inectel. 3. Ma' hinerv so arranged on the flo.it and i-onnected with the im movable structure th t it be set in motion by the rising and falling ot the tide. A motor calculated to produc 100 hore power is thus described : A scow or float 160 feet l ng, 35 feet wide and 16 feet deep; this w 11 give6,2 0 feet of surface and tne weight of the float with the necei-eaiv machinery win amount to 1,5K),000 pounds, mat mere is an en irmous waste of power in the ri-e and fall of the tides, which someday will be the pr vilege ot man togras.t ho'd of and make u-eiul for the good )f mankind. a res -Aithout eaving; therefore the claim this Bo-ton inventor should not be rec-ived w ith many expres i..n9 ot doubt, till he has had the opiortunity to prove his claim and has failed. Battles In Mexico. City of Mexico, August 7. Several battles have been fought between the Yaqni Indians and Mexiean troops in Sonora.iti which the latter have been victorious. Murderer Kjrrand Attempt Suicide Paris. August 7. Eyrand, the murderer of Notary Geufiv, at tempted suicide to day. He tore his shirt into t-trips. twisted them together to form a rope, mid iih it attempted to choke lumselt to d-ath : but for a timely discovery he would have succeeded. Chinese Lanndrymen Cannot Land. Washington, August 7. The assistant secretary of the treasury siys the department having de cided that a lauudryman is a laborer, a Chinese vh i is proprie tor of a laundry would not, under the act of Octolier 1. 1888, be al lowed to land in the United Stales aftei visiting his native country. Dying- of Cholera. London, August 7. One hun dred and seventy-five deaths are reiorted from cholera in Mecca to-day. A very handsome robe for a bahy buggy, was picked on the side walk in front oi the Evangeli cal parsonage. The owner can re cover the same by calling at the parsonage. An elegant new line of undress ed kid gloves, in all the latest hadea, just received at the Ladie ATTEMPTLD ESCAPE. Pi isoners Hake a Boid Break for the Outside World. GUARD9 PRETEXT BREAKOUT A Storm Damag the Southern Pao fio Oomp ny $150,000-Eyraud Attempts Bni.ide. Boston, August 7. For some time past trouble has been brew ing at Charleston pri -on, having t.i origin in Hie o j ciioii of tne inmates to t-ubtiii to tlte eiif ncc nient oi the Bertiilou system ol meusureme-its. Tuis afternoon the convicts in the shoe r -hop re timed to otey order, and as ii a nne hignil all set up a ttrritic yell. .Mia-il' s ot every de-crip tion were sent flying in all direc tions, the windows on thenotto and west side 1eing entirely demolished. They made a da-li lor the yaid and a mob of over 5 infuriated convicts rushed for the var.ous wails. Instantly the sen tries began firing, and other olH cers of the institution were quickly at hand, and with drawn revol vers soon massed the gang in groups alter a hard fiht, in which clubs, et -., were freely ued and many men's heads were badly crushed. Word was quickly sent to the poli"e headnuaits and in a short time 2 0 policemen reached the prison in patrol wagons. It i not thorght any of the prisonets are seriou-ly wounded, but as the excitement has not fully ended ii is imp iS'ible to say what the re sult of the shooting was. The guards on the walls have been trebled and a lirge number ol police are massed in the yard and conidoi s. A BIO STORM. Railroad Washout Stop the Train Running luto Tucsou. Tccson. August 7 Ihe city is cut off from the East on account of railroad washouts. T-iere have oeen i o trains for five days. Th tireak caon -t b- repaired before Sunday. The storm laM night cut off the California tram. Th lainag- to the S .utticrn Pacific Co. will reach 15n,0 Ml. ON THE WAK PATH. Sensational Developments Over the Unateinalau Trouble. El Paso, Tex., Angist 7. A New York paper reached here "o day with interviews with Ministei Cruz and Consul-general iiaize m regard to the in'eirupted commit location between bcreta'y Hl.iine an I Minister Mizner at Gnate mala. Ttie New- York official l i h a government charges tn tthe only wiies now working are mo nop -li.ed ly ihe Booilla family who have a news egency with t-n-me nber of the tamily at E1 Pas The Times here published the in terview from the New York .-tar and in it- is-tne to morrow will ftp pear an ausAer from Bonii'a. who -avs: "I was surprised to find in vour issue to-day a clipping iron the New York S ar wh-reiu Gua temaln Minister Cruz and Consul general B dze ai'ack inyl'an ily and telegnphic agency coinincted I'j-my-elf and broiheis, who resi e at the cepi'al of Guatetn ila In regard to the representations an i complaints made by Minister Cruz and Consul Baize I am in a p isit on to know that they lie, and shdl have the pleasure of having this fact c me before the world as soon as Mr. Blaine, the Mexican niin ister and Mr. M zner termina'e their investigations. All they have -ad t the t ir is a tissueof false hoods. Our agency has promptly dispatched all telegrams; even esterday ihe B milla ag--ni-y trans initteil over 2(H) wotds front Miz ner to l.laini. It we bad inier- cepted th:dr m:-ssag'-s we would nut be lurther trusted with iticiu. The Striking- Miner. Victoria. B. C. August 7. Both sides at Wellington appear to have j made up their minds to toe policy of no surrender. The usual pro cession was held this afternoon in a most orderly manner, olhcers kpeping t!ie roiid cl-ar so as not lo intetfere with carriages. Jiefo-e rtarting ih ciowd was addressed bv G. W. Kasune, a cow o -y evau gelist, who strongly a lvi-ed a lieactlul allittide. uunsmuir no-tses repeat, that they will meet t'-e deputations of the miners but will in no, way recgnize tne union, -a large quantity of stores were served out last night to the evicted families. A Republican Victory. Gltiirie, I. T., August 7. Full returns fiom the election in Okla homa shows that the republican will have a majority on joint bal lot in the two houses o( the first territorial legislature. Milton W. Keinolds, republican, who wa. elected delegate ai large, isdai ger ously ill at hi home and is not expected to recover. Presidential Nomination. Washington, Angu-t 7. The president sent to the senate to dav the nomination of rehx A. Mathews, of California, now consul at lang er, to he consul-general of the. United States at tha place; Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas M. Vincent, asis ant adjutant-gen- ;ral, to be c do iel au i assi-tant tdi itant-general ; Mai ir Merritt Jarber, assistant adjutant gtneral, o be 1 euttn iiit-colonel aud assistant adjutant-general. KaHLLK'it DEATH. everybody Still Talking About the KlectrocutluU i'allme. . Buffalo. Aug ist 7. Dr. A P. -iutHAH k, nu.i-r of .'lectrocutioo, s iid :o-d.iv in an m ervicw : 'i'heie ii nothing ugi.nsi tue ss eui at al, and tii-r lace i? iheie as Ki ll a gr.-at deal oi senselci-s eusatiouai talk ubjUt the execu io.. ; lot instance ihe bi alory in egard lo froth, ea.iva. etc., c lin ing i ruin Keuiuiiet'.-i mouth is nd- cul iua. It ..a a p--iK-cC-y natural iiuiig, caused Oy umscuiir cou liacUoH Ol the SI.J111 e:ll. If a III.S take ol ordering oa the cm rent so quichly had iiut ijc-eu made :tieie would have uet-u none oi cnU t.ilk. Tue uiirmng of tin ilesh was also exagjera ed, causc-ii .imply by the ia:t that the i-iiig' tnder the electrode was too small, ne Iiglit current passing lhroJgo t.oem and trie eponge, liKving tried out the electrode, jusi OJched tne skin. KeininlerneVi-i .new what happened to him, r.nd lied absolutely wiihout pain. Ai'hukn, August 7. Th" subject which c ntinues to excite the greatest interest in tega'd to the execution is (lie record of the vol- age shock which killed Keuiniler. It lias been generally supposed at the first s iock was 13 VI voits, md the secend between 150) ami '''Hr0. The electrician who was in the dvnam i room said to one.ot iiie doctors in attendance yester- iay that at no time was the volt- cage more than llt'0, and frt lt-nt- ly fell to m I. TUB 8CUEMINU LOTTERY. It Will Probably Yet Successful in North Come Out Dakota. New York, August 7. A special so the Herald lroui Tamestown, N l'., says .he men in ttie employ ol he Louisiana Lottery ta uipany express t-oiitideui-e that ' the next :egi-la ur- will pas- tii" lottery bill md the governor wi 1 sign it. It ; believed this is not far wide ol "tie mark, rra-tically ell . .e ;iart- leaders, ni-n who hae neen it ttie fr-mt in all p iliti al lights ot 'he pa-l and have tiel I oih.es iron he earliest "erriiotial divs, tou-h oo h an I nil foi the lottery bill iast winter at Bisuiar. k and ar -Li 11 lur tne pa-sa.'e of such a bil is a "reveane mea.-urc " The- men are still a' the iever and an lttem 't to i-eat. tnem ia county onvvnt ons was in almost, t-veiv a-e vain and thev were in tin -aodle at the republicm conven enti'in last week. It is now conceded that th uomi lauon of M. N. John-oti foi ingress as a lottery victory. THE TE.NXESF.K ELECTIONS ilemocrats (Sain icturleslu KepuL I lean Counties. R-ports o the Times from all on is of the state itid cate a quiet lectl in for county olhceis. Ii fauiK-rs ailiuice succeeded in leciing some candi lau-s. InCiia' latiO'gi the greatest excitement P'evai 9 t-nigtit on account o i in resu t of the election ot eiiuii oiticeis. Ti e county which ordinarily about 1000 reputilicat m ijoritv to-dav elected the entir. democratic ticket. The change s brought about by a new rtgi-t a tion law and theAu-tra ian bailot Kilty per cent ol tiie nero vott was lo-t by ihe iepi'blican- incon sequence oi these laws. Tni is he lirrt time since the war tha the entire denpH-ratic ticket has been elected in ibis county. The People Are Satisfied. Paris, August 7. A dispatch from Buenos Aytedsajs thit the election of l'edgi ini to the presi dency caused giejt icj licing. A Lung Bicycle Ride. Cnauncey M. Lockwood leit the lournal otfice in Eugene last Wed nesday morn ng, July U0, a few minjtes after 4 o'cl -ck, on his bicye'e, and arrived at the Postal telegraph omen, in JMiem, uy way of June ion and Corvalns, at ti o'clock the same evening, the dis tance being eighty -four miles, a registered by 1 he loadouieter on hit- wheel. I le s'oppe i at a unct:ou ior breakfast urn! at C' rvallis for dinner, s . that i.trer deducting tip time lost in stopping, he m,ade the distance of eghtv-iour miles on the wheel, over the dusty and un even roads, in tei, hours, beinj a little more than eight miles per hour. '' Special Telegram, ' Messrs. Mueller & Garrett, Al bany, Or.: Will send voti nex week an assorted carload of hue watermelons, ka-abas lnuskmel- ons. peaches, grapes, seei io- tatoes. etc.. at p'ices enabling you to aeiy anyand all cotnpeli l-ai. John Hammond.. Persons who lead a life of expos ure are subject lo iheuuiatism neuralgia and lumbago and wil find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. II. McLean a Volcanic Oil L'nnuetit; it will banish pain and subdue in- flamation. t-osbav A Mason. Elegant Lotion renders the skin soil and lieautifn:. The best watch in the world the money at F. M. trench's. for ; rff . iTHBDAY'lNCOSflfiESS- Consideration of the Hirer and Harbor Bill Postponed. The Tariff Bill Will B Tka Op t Day by th 8eat Ooaasre Ojmaiitt-- 1CIET DAI FOR THE CAPITAL Washington, August 7. At ten req icst of the managers of the iar.if bill the :epuoii:n tuembers of tne senate co umittee on com merce have agieed lhat ttie con sideration of the nves tiid hartor ill, .which was to repUce ihe a'itf lull lo-moi row, o pootponed rot)ably till Friday ol uoxt week. Tne reason oi thii change is lhe .eliei that it will tend to hasten t he i-r-givsa ot the deiiaie on the ariff bill. The d. mocrats desire ;ction on the river and harbor bill arne-tlv eiiougu to hurry the riff bill out ol the way to reach it. The committee on privilegesand lections began u spec;al meeting jt iio m to consider the election Mil. The bill is etill held in con ulcnije, but one of the niinoii'j ty.s tiiat save in the ma'terof a 'iijinge oi expre-sioii, chiefly in : ie way of lediiiing its length, ' lie hill as it passed the house is .'le one proposed by tne majority . tne piiiicjiai bill, and its work . ig is not changed. Mitt-hell expressed regretd jt i he posiponetnent ot Ihe river and harbor bill. Important works are .ow stoi-ped in Oregon, and he ouid give preference to the river m l harbor bill rather than to the ariff bill. WORLD'S FA I It COMMITTEE. che National Committee Will Bold a Meeting In September. Chicago, August 7. President .'aimer, the World's fair national niimi sioner. alter a conference vdli tiie executive committee di ectors, has announced that he vould call a meeting of the na i.oiial committee reptemler 15, i istead oi a inont.'i later. The ee-.-'C'ioti of iir ctors generally was nforiuaily left to the national omm soioners exclusively. It was vieed to engine liomyn Hitch ; ck. now of the Suiiilxon an in stitute, Washing on, to visit China to pro tioie Ue interests of the ex o -sition and to secure from that cjuntiy an extensive exhibit. Be iore adjournment a resolution was adopted directing thtt tne s -rvices t one or more of the responsible itticiab of the Pans exhibition be -ecu ed to a d in the work of or- tuizatiou here. MBS. GRUVER CLEVELAND. She I a Pretty a Ever -Her Aj pearauce a a Potmlatre .- New- York, August 7. A Sun's Mar on, Mass., .peci.il .-aye that Mrs. Cleveland was the center of otraction yester l iy at the Mari i ild fair," w hieh is Iarin's an aual festival, and it was through ier efforts that ihe largest share f the day's reiteipts were re ceived. Mrs. (Meveland acted as i stmistrese. the office being lo cated on the front veranda of Judge use mi's handsome residence anil ;lie place was decorated with American flags. There was a -teady stream of callers a the (nce window, and ea-h was iieeted with a pleasant smile. l-.x-1'iesident Cleveland did not nit in an appearance at the festi val un'il late in the dLy, as he was -njoying lismng in Btizzatd s bay, i company w th Co. Dtniel La- mont. who arrived Tueexlav. The Election Bill. Wa-iiinotox. Augunt 7. Among the changes, which the senate committee made in the substitute or the L"dye elec'ion bill, which as reported to the se.iate t-o-day. are the following: AU reference o that section of the revised sta'ues, w..ich it was claimed pro vides for the pr sence of troops at tin- poliS, was stricken out Tfm clau-t- to Lave a canvass provided io' in the hoiiS" bill was stricken ut and that providing for the Irawingof juries, hv commission ers was als i omitted. The nenal iffen-es were Simplified an ' made misdemeanors instead of felonies. Hie punishments were modified. the highest punishment imosed being three years' rmnrisonnient and a line of $1000. Chicago the Second City. Wihnoton, August 7. The censn.-i olhce has cooj oleted a rnmrh count the. of .population of Ch igo. and siiows the noDulation to le I .mis. 576, an increase since lssti oi 5!5.o9l . or 11.832 rr cent. This makes Chicairo the' second largest city in the United States. Memorial Congrees. In oi in a polls, August 7. At the national bar association meeting to-day a committee was authorized to memorialize congress utgiugthe passage of Evarts hill, ah ch pro vides for an additional judge in each circuit to facilitate business. Democratic Nomination. Atlanta, Ga., Augu-t 7. The state democrnt'c conventi n to-day nominate I W.J. Woi then lor gov ernor. . Use elegant lotion ior tan. : 2 i. i
