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ALBANY, OllEUON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IJl, i0.
VOL,. V. NO. 171
A WEEK.
$?&E. C S
Esslusivo Agaacv fa:
BUM ULliC - II ! (X'K
M. V. CKOW lKK.
IV. CltoWUKK.
i;ro$ i
Builders,
GllOWDKU
CuntrqttO'S and
,( Mice on First street with Wal
lace Ac Cusick, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimate given
on all kinds oi buii-ling-orca'pcn-ter
work. All work Intrusted to
nn will lie irouitt!v ex ie.
Vll.r I'or l'ublirtin.
Uimrd SrHtt). Ltn.l Hill I
O-r fit). Or, A, Ml I'J IV.I.)
N'
lOJIC'E I til-rel.v u'U-t 11 I hilt 1U
cMii;ilti'e ii'i t h.- iir)Vii..ri
c.f the L-t ..I t'.injr. of June 3, S7S
em ttf I "A'i not r.r tlic sale i.t tmi
ler lian lsin the Stat-' ( i':ilifirina,
Ori;..i, Na"ll. am Wasliin'lon
l'erritor ," Linculi- K. Laiii'eit, nf
l"a. ma, l.'nui'ty if Pier;. , St'te of
.islioikitiin iiat li! nay rile l m tip
nlfi 't Ins oru statement X-. Iboti
t'.r ttie !irchae ef tlie E i - t
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h i i'f S. ctioii So 32 iu Ton ii
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Millre lor I uliliralion
I 'ni 'l -'iU. .- Laatl t (il'ice, i
( . g ... City. Or.. In y I'.i lS'.ln.i
X' t' i- ni'ii-i') jrivi-n t at
in
H 'iipliai'i e w ill the art
Coni i.-; or iuni ;.i. 1M7S, i iiiiMc I ;
' act for the pale oil imber LiihN '.
t : 'e S"U f ot (,'alif rnia. Or. n ,n, 1
...-.i. la :ii'l a-iriii; on l'.-rr '
t l.'' lid If II M. :ol !f 111 of S.'H'-
t . wtii.ty of Kin.', Xateof V ! - i
ii lif.-ri him this ilay tileil in tlit-
Ottii- iiif vior:. .-t;ile.i:.'iit No.2hi"
f.r the pur. hase of ;he S. W. '-4 .-i
Set-tio'i No. ".'I', in Township No. 12
Sooth, K. ge No. 1 Ea-r.ai.it 'U
oiler ,ro if io show that tl.f hunt
Sli ght is in 'iv va'na'ilf f i's
t! ii- f r or stone than for ngrirnj
tnra! purpost-s, ami toestiblisii i.i-f
claim to r ml lan-1 hi-fote thf K g;
ter a d H treiver of thi- otlice ai
Or- .on Citv, Oreuo t, on Wi-ilnis-itay
tiie'2:!.iday of Oct--ber, l.v.m.
lie na'ins a- witnesses: Win.
b-rl, of l'ortlilid.Or .l.H. Wi -.,.!
Sei. !e. Wui-li J. r.uniir anil ..
E. Willi itiiH, of l.flianor, Un -i-ili.
Any :nl all i r ons i-mning :nl-vt-r.-i
Iv tlie above- .fSrri x il l nul
are riijiii's'ifd to lile n fir i-l i ins
in ti is tliee on i r h- fore suid 'SM
d.iv of Uitfr, l.S.M.
J.T. al l'EK ON.
i.i gi.- er
Roller lor I'll lillr.il ion.
United States l.aml tIi.-i-,
(r.oii ' ! .r . -Inne-ti IS.iOA
fiOll E ix hereby ir' in ti at in
II ronpl ani-e with the -.'Vi--i. n
o: ih! -if "! gr ss ol .Inn.- &I.
17-, ei. i tie i 'A - a. ' for t'.e sal.
ol limber I. til ' in th-- Stil8 !
C".il f rui i. Oreg.ii, Neva-li and
W.i -tit. gtoii Tfnitorv ," tliii Mel
Ly, of Tm'oiiin, County i f 1'ieree.
S a'eoi Wa-hiiui-'ii. ha H'i div
fil. it i.i- sworn st .t.-nieut No. 2i;W
lor i h i-iiii luiHe .l V. '4 ol
St-etioii No. 2S, in Township No.
1.' S iirh. Kange N . 2 East, and j
vvt.l oil'- r pi- 01 to show 1I1 st the 1
lan-1 sought 8 ni'-ie valuable for'
ita rimb- r or stne than for airri- j
illhur-il purM)-i !, and tufstalil eh ;
Iiit rlmii to lid land beinre t!.e .'
Kegier wii.l Ke( 1 iver of this otfiee j
at t ie;--n City, o.egn, on Wed- j
nebday the loth ila ol tieto'ior.
1S!M. lie 1 umeM as witne.-ses :
L. S. A', Join. We-t. F. Vancise '
an.lv'. R-viin'f, nil of Tacotna,
Fierce on 111 ty, iishmg on. Am
and ali per.-oiis launii g adversely
the aoove-ile-cnhed lan.is
lire re-
oil. steit to ti.eiheir claiiiiH in this
Ollh-e on or I efore sai.l 15tl. day of
October 1SSH).
J. V. AI rhlM).N.
R- gist r.
. . .
Notiee Ti aler Coiiuiu;r.
N.pei..n .uppht.. anh aer t.-.n ,l,e
coinwi'nm i' ii'l ptinmie.. 1.. ue
pl.v many a, "tl.er ptriwnm.r fami ivi, or
to'ailow wnii r n t used 1n.n1ti.eir pipe-.
for bui.dinif purp.-ts l- ai.y oi.e unl.
writ eu i-eoi.ue.ioii i obuaied Iroiu the
company. ..IU. tvr U.B u-e l-al.u.e
COOIl'J w.ui mw - " .
by 1
ahuiliiiK the ..ter . It from the poniisea of
the party ao oDendinK without noti e.
Albany I a-ial Water Tran-.portti'-n and
Ufbung Ceaut any, Aibany July lit. MM.
EARLS
)jiv Co(ds,Kifa:
LADIES AND (JESTS
MMllSUS.
FTK
Also have a comulete line of
iiniir- and SIWE.
Fur spribg Made at price.
nal .ieiy uuinpeeitmn. UlVi
uh a call .-mi lu i"ir shnes u
t bp. I rock prices. Go
da Mil- square dealing.
he Ludlow Fine Shoes
FIRST tUTLiMLBAHK
PRKSIDKST L. FLISN.
Vl K FltKHIDKNT S. YoCNG.
CASH IKK K. W. I,A. TON
'ILA.N&ACI'S A OKI AAL BANKIM
1 liL.KS.S
ZD -:r : ii .
It Vovnu. L. Fias.
i. E. Ki.in. K V.
b W. LaNeuoa
Cashier.
Ik Gmnty
Albany,
Oregon
CAPITAL STOCK, $10" 000.
PRrslPKM J H'OH'.'II,
'i c I'resiilent- J M Kaltftn.
l asliie- o t. c him h. rli.in,
Aiiisiaiit Vn-hi. r OA 'r.hitalri.
Lirecr..rN J I. r. Hiiti, J l Kalton, flen K
I hmiili. r'aiii. i.a.ld, M il Oultra, J A
CraMf..rd uii.l O A Arehiliatd.
I rjniv In 'elini' :.llkli.ie 1 tl -l.iel..
Ira- ..iftfton N York, Sun "an.
if iimI rr n.i, i r.
0n nioi on approved rteeurity.;
Keeeive .t ...iMiti. Mlhjert to .'Ik-v,
Colleetii.iis eiitriiHte.1 to 110 will receive
pr. ii l i sin Mil n
BANK OF llK!-(iOv
AI.HXSY
nr l ..
Pre Mem
TI -e t'rrn
Ca-liler
(IEJMS.
.'0.0Ki
II. Itl( XI
II t. IIIICIII
. ji n.itL.tiv
di hectors:
IT. Bhtant.
'fi. Hl MPHRET,
r Lax mm..
J. W.
Hl.AIN,
Stewaki,
Mkkkii.u
II
F. II.
FOR-
CHICKENS
$5.00 PER D0ZE2T, -
EGGS IS CENTS.
MuellerS: Garrett.
P- K SAI.K BY Alt. OKfOOISTH.
a..tr.- niu"tlie utro I pun li.in-d 1
In--of l. .1. P. Tiill"- fnf.irl- Cere 'or
mv ow n use l-ul timlin;; my nephew.
' 1. VnYnn neeilinir sueh nn'1i-
citie I lei li 1 in have n y tox 01 mccli-
i-ine.
Hi now urnrls for tJiree more
. boxep, i iyiny It N 'l:e hi ' tliincr for
r:rr:. ivcr trie- ny mm sun nic
f'eiirts. I g-ot anntlier Imx to tw in
j ",':.:H"e; "nd ' 't , rf"1'y reeommend ,t
, (Sirn-d.. JoITN MrMAHAN,
Ex County ("oinniissioner Lane Co.
' Oreirtin,
j Ppriti-TlieM. bane county, Oretron.
I'r..f J. W. -t hnson. president of the
!?tte liniTWiilv. ay- it cured liim ol
a eoinrh alter two other prescriptions
j had failed. Likewise two of his little
irirl? used it to i-ure their couch. Mrs
Mrk Kailev. wife of Prof Ba'lcy
elt jt pj1)f J(,i1I)sr . A rt..,,,
, m u g wj0 fr(n
and coughs, r or con trim it acts like
a chat m, and can be inhaled into the
pipes or passages, where; o other
cough curaa oau r.ach
v .1 x W
J I I "t V Y,.
V r. U R I
Tut lib!6:rat8a
I C U H K
. ..i t-. ' W ft. Ht. f"
uure i..fcAW;,'lIl,j
i ? ;
lie net
lean .
ni'r m-x whethni
itrminic iriu the cMMD-in--la- of -tiiuuiaiiiii.
u.Iki.o or upturn, hi ilii"uh oiuliful imlis
iretioii, ovtr imlulirei ee, ot! . mich 1i.h
ICru.ii I'ouer, '.V:ik i.'neS4. limriiiz h mi.
Haul? in the k. -xli.n al IV .ikli.j., tlv
teria. N' r ou- l'n.i r.ttni, Ko--turii ..I oni
iiiiin, LeuctMihi't:, IhJtiiirs?.. Wuik Me!.r,
L.it I'nwer ml liii.teMo t frhivh if neh.
lecteil titteli IujuI tu ruuiutliru old aii'
tnaaiiiiy. f ni ii h io.; e liu Jcr f,il
Stut by mail u receipt u! inw.
WKIIiV.t .l tttl:i lr i,;.
iih eiory S finler reiei-(l. to refund tin
iii)ne it a IVriHjiiM-nl 'lie i.nf etfe- tu i.
Ac htl thuuiaiMliil teMtiliiOhlulM truni oltl
4iid .'lllii:, Ol tnrth exen, hu llle inici.
pertiiuiifiit' eared hi the ue f Aihro'litini
iriri'iiiui tiee, Ad-ire-w
ti ll i - 'iiiihih: .
W'eteni It'anvh, " Si l'i.ill:i:..l. orejun.
K'-r to'e W I itl. . i'l M.w'll, Ah" ele,li
111 ill Kiis
!Hrh.:t. StVfl
' (w.Riiifet'-' t rv
ii-e 9iii'ircwt I
5ure.3& Germs
n.i't i
c hiimtiui;
i:t.l. Mlt- llllir
lleal'h ao-l money
'I ..ke in. .-ther.
'i t n ani ai-
IrertN Sy mail - It re.-, ipl .if pri.-i-, 1H1 Ad
Irt--. .lirii ll.-.tirint-4 oiii.iiiit
West lira... h l'...x I ..lie 1. ii. or.
Sold liy T'oi-hav & Ma-.nn. Albany. Orsn
11 Y
BujiM Your TiOrtj
l lii. muh tlie leal eslute liim ol
Hurkliari A" Kernuy:
Vhe oldest Heal Estat Firm in the
They have lands of all descrip
tions for sale at Ihe vcrv lowest
price and on the most favorable i
terms. i
We Law pome fine bantams in
small tracts of garden and fruit ;
lands near the city , which we are I
'Hering at a great sacrifice. This
pmpertv lies near Ihe citv, and is!
the very best o:t the market, part
of which is set out to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a large list of choice
business and residence property
for sale including' the Goltra park
addition, the hest. nearest and
cheapest suburban property on
the market. A lot in thisaddilion
will double in value in less I ban a
BUR " ART & KEENEY,
n . EST A SIC, L O.I A
-A.!-
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ALBANY. - OREGON
PAlfLEY :Y: HSH. : Job 5 Printers
FJNN BLOCK, ALBANY, 0,1
IIOKI.SO. R";k lUtll.l.llNil
prtiim:iinir. WritjJ. B. Ihi.h.w A I.
bahy, Oregon.
POH SAI.K- A ift.ml -pn tif gentle .nulea.
1 Inqnire of (;. W. Simpson.
SPOT CAH
"lJACKET
STOKE-
M4SCNIG TEMPLE.
JUST CPE.,
.PP.
LaJUs ai.d gent fuiiii.-hing uontle.uoriM-N,
t l.le ci.vers, I ..lie- a. d itti.ts hi eierv, nin'i
and hoy s mckutar. ni-pindt-is, dre s luf.
tons, I air, t.h. rail and hi.rpe l.ru.hv
stationery, p. rf niery, inks, i eini!s. sr.oe
b: eking, aid a nat nam arti t hj i.u
naroas tcn-eiitit-ii heie lee a.Hxiii ait
s Id at such pine iliat hei ccn n. t he .lu
ph. ated hy am othrr nier. hai.t in the citv
uuiesa sola at a saritfl, t, Lome and get our
prices lo tioubla to h. w t-x k. One price
M- BUiSXRD LEVY
or uionci
refuiMlv1
rr
AFTER
fibs s uclssr.
I A ilM.VV
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Wiliametto Vally
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VETERANS IN LINE.4
The President Reviews the 014
Soldiers at Boston. , :
A ORKAT MILITARY PAGEASTi '
'X
Qen'ral Alr Eathniiastlcilly Cbearad
by 0. A. B. Mea-Scenes am Inoi-
deuts "I the Demou.trati.n. h
Ho-stos, August 12. The dy
opined periecily lor the Uraiid
Army deunnistr-ition. Light!
i lo.i.i- obsctiied ihe nan's rays and
tne ilieiiuotii.-ier oo i at 7 at W
a. m.. witti a nice oreejse. n ibjt
iinmi. d.U.at 1UJ.000 t.ai gW
in the i iiv.
lieio.e e o'cIock the i ar of can
non from tne fleet n the h.ubor
tiniiomi. i d ihe I'ispatch, will
v i ivtary Tracy, Vice-I res d nt
Moitou and v.eneial Sherman
c iiuiuii up the hay, and ha I an
hour la cr a salu e aniioiinrtil
ineir .triiial i'i the h iibor. Suh--e.tlelily
Tracy and ?d nt'ili took
scai on the presidential -eviewing
and at Gap ey sipi.tre.
Pivsi.le.it ll-riiso-i br.-iikfasted
early. Sho tly Leiore '. o'cliK-k l e
arrived with the goieinor and
state ileigalion, and the patty
to -k c in iage- and rode over a por
tion of lh- route of parade to view
'he dei-oiat'o-'s. Alter the drive
th" pies d- lit to 'k a pi .ce on tl
reviewing ti'itiid. liming ihe ride
the p-esi-lelit w.is ihe recip ent of
".am exp-es ioiis oi good will an-1
re-pi ct iroui the crowd along the
way.
Aleantitne the fortrii'.tion of tlie
jr- at naii'de was pi..i-e. du g on
Cou.iiioii.iealih avenue, the com
mon and tivei adjoining, while
many th 'U 'il l Hoeciat-T wit-ne-s-il
ihe maneuvers fiom the
l-nblic garden mil every other
9: ot in the neigh 0' ho d w here
-pai e c u'd he i-rocired.
All unexpected delay waoea'tfed
in t i" lormatio"! of the column
owing to Hie 1 itenes'9 of the ar i
vul of lel- giition- an-l ihedillicultv
in mas-ing -o lare a force in uc'
arrow quarters. The d-pait
ments ee ranged on Co i mo'i
weplth n-. line in i-r-'.er of senority,
II i- O's leading, .Massa' husi-tt-, a
t' erice'Vi g ileiilt'ttllellt, occupy
ing the leit of the line.
At 11 :3n nil was ready and c ni
inniler-in-.hief Ali'er with full
stall", ti(M mntinteil men, escoru-d
bvthell-"Uh MassacliMsetts caval-
13T11 ASSUAL EXHIBITION
Under the management of the
St ite Board of Agriculture, will
be held on the stale fair
grounds near Sal.im, cutu
mencing on
MONDAY, .-SEPTEMBER 15, 1S90
And lasting one week
CASH PREMIUMS
Offered fur agricultural, stock
and mechanical -xtii its, for works
of ait ard fancy work and for lr -als
of speed.
Reduced rates fur fare and freigrht
on all transposition .in. s to and
from the fair, Itii or'ant im
pniv sneiits have been made upon
the grou lds and in. re sed facili
ties are offen d exhibitors. The
Fiivilion Open
FOUT NIClTS DUHiNC THE WEEK.
A splendid field of hor-es enter
et in the speed depaiMneiit, and
line exhi'-itions of racing will be
given ca -h day.
Enii i. s for pieniiiims close Mon
day at 7:20 p. in. Exhihors are
uri'ed lo make us many of tl en
entries on Saturday before I lie fair
H9 possible. Go.sip, animals and
articles for exiiihiiiuM mint he in
their places l.y 10 p. .n. Monday.
I'RICES OF
ADMISSION ,
M.m's day ticket $ 50
W om m's dry i i- ket 2-
Man's season ticket 2 50
Woman's season 'i ket .' 1 Oil
Send the seoetary at Portland
Oregon, for a premium list.
1. II. LooSEY, Piesident.
J.T Gkh.i; S. cretiirv.
N
ol'ICK ISIIKKHlV olVKN I HAT ALL
Kiuus-e ac K-ein are le (Heated to come fur
u..r.i an.l settle up pr.-uipt.y, as iheacctuits
must I e t-los- d ' hutiN Bans.
GtlKl. W A.N Il-ll IN A SMALL FAMILi'.
f No clnidiei. and likht .ik lor par
ticulars! inquire at hliin Bum. stt'iestoie.
Jas. V. Powell A Co. have just
received a large lot of fresh fruits
and vegetables.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Urullt-uirn a Mtlrla. lilWim's e lolh
lug, and All Ladlra 4iHrBiel ""!
lo order at tlie
JapaneSeBazaarotore
KBICK8 vakT low. KWokG WOJKEECO,
til stare on Firit Street next tc.8penter
Black burns.
iwurn
5 1 51(1
III K
ry, headeti by a corps of mounted
police, rode to the head of th. Illi
nois department. The bands ruck
up "God bless the Soldiers ' and
at the command of the leader, the
greatest mil tary street pageant
ever withered in boston began to
march. General Alger reached
the reviewing rtana in Adams
uquai e at 1 :45 P. M.
At 1 o'clock i ca riage drove np
lo the g and s:and and Gen. Sher
iu in atih ed aa I took a se-tt in
ine iront rovi Picsently tne
st aini of "Hail to ihe .;iuef" and
rous ng cheers announced (he
coming of i lie p.esid.-nt and a few
m nutes later a can ag irawu by
our hois s moved up with the
governor and pre-iident Harrison.
A second carnage Ixne the vice
president and mayor Hart, fol-
f.7,r.4K' "".taining
Scarcely had tne a, .plaice which
greeted the president tuoei ledwheu
a tin' lerul ex. iteuieut arose which
bioke lino i-neeii as ihe lauiil ar
lace ol .-irs. John A. lgau ap
peared. Ueiierul Alger, comm inder-in
chief and .-tall' were receive.! on
i lie reviewing stand by Gen. i'.ut
l-r and --'theis. Al.ei and Huller
stoni side by eide ealutiui: c .luuni
af'er C'.luinu as they passed. Pott
o,Chicago,g ive the iir.-.ici.eer ai the
call, "ilurr.tb fur our nexi pn-Br
dent." Th arade was live i.outs
and rliir y riie n.iniiie- in pasHiug.
As the par.ide j.ppeared in sight ol
ihegr-.ii.isiatid.it the. sipuaie tlie
air ics und-'d with cheer upon
cheer, and wh-n Gen. A ger came
in siijht lie was greeted witu deaf
. ning i pj.lause.
AHIOKMS O.N THK K iU
Two SerL.ua anil Kaial ccnlets
la the Mt Vesterday.
CiHLiu orni-:, Ohio, August 12
A sp - al tas ei ger train irom the
Lovehami c .mp uieeting r..ii inu
a lai dshde tnn-e Wi lis fiom here
last nigi.t, nr cing Hie ntiie
train. I he engine and t coaWie
went down a ilnrty-:o-.t eui'-auk-ment.
Engine. Wj.iieis i.nd a
nili d- z n pa seugeisweie injured;
not e aUll. .
1 he f at ma 1 which left Louis
vil at 10:30 o'elock la-t nigh
collid-.l with a freight train at
pira. The mad an I ba,gaje
cars were ielem-oK-.l ; tliree wer.
augtit. Win. John-in, a po-ia'
dei k livini: in thi - cit.i, wib pro -.bly
fatally crushed. Another
pos'at clerk, J. C. Kennedy, living
t Ihaiion, was injured. An un
known traino had his right arm
pulled from the shoulder.
IT II WELL.
Nait Salvador Humlily Apoloflsea
to th. Vu I ted Ptatrs,
Washinotox, August 12. Last
Fritl jv the state department re
ceived from Minister Miiner a tele
gram saying thai during the battle
in the city of San Salvador the
forces of the provisional govern
ment hauled down the Unit-d
States flag and damaged consider
able property. The department on
the same day ordered him to de
mand full reparation of Salvador,
the leinstatement and protection
of the con-ul and to see that all
rights of the United S' tes and its
citizens are ohserved. Last night
the depar'ment received word from
Mizner. stating that the provisional
government of Salvador had
hoiited our flng over the United
States consulate the day before, at
the same time saluting it with 21
guns, and that the consul has been
reinstated and that the right-i of
the United S'aics and its citizens
are guaranteed.
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Th Anti-Lottery Kill -The W
men'- Sufli-age Question.
Washington, August 12. The
ariti-lo tery hill was favorably re
lOitedtothe senate lo-day with
an amendment providing thai
newspapers in foreign countries
shall ii. 't le excl'i'ltd from the
mai s under the provisions oi tins
hdl unless (in the opinion of the
po-t master-general) they are being
eircii ated for ihe purpo-e of a-i-venisiu
a lottery in viol ition of
the law. Accompanying tlnj bdi
is a lei ter fr -m ihe at omey-gen
er.d, who sas that it is c nip tent
f.'i i-ongres-' to auihorize the io-t-uiHsler
geneial to refuse the u-e of
the nn.i s to any per-ons engag-d
iu iotleiy business. It is gener
ally heleved on the repuhln-ai.
si.ie o the house thtasitcal
order wib be made selti' g apait
Saturd y next for the considera
tion of the bill.
lil.iir, on behalf of the majority
of the niemhers of the women's
suffrage cotnni ttee, to-d.iv re
ported favorably the pro; osed
constitutional amendment to give
to w. .men the tijht o suff ag -.
The secretaiy of the in er or to
day received a tehgr.iii from the
goven or of Sew Mexico, asking
for tro ps to suppress the white
cap outiagt 8
Delaware Democrats.
1ov:k. Del., August 12. The
democratic state convention was
held to-day. Kobt. J. Reynolds
was nominated for governor on
the first ballot.
Itlot In Buenos Ay res.
RiEvim Avrkh. A ii trust 12. A
moh to-day attacked the residence !
of ihe ex-presnient auu inreaieiieu
to burn it. The government placed
a cordon of
bause.
Uoops around the .
CRIMb l the south
An Attempt to Murder a South
Car-j Una Politician.
A. MIDNIGHT ASSASSINATION.
A Ten-ibis DpheiT-lCaonec) by . Hat rd
u.s xpluBiUfl in Indiana -Newa
ait oi the Booklet.
Xbiv Yohk. Aug.ist 12, A spec
ial to the Woild irom Ch&riesio.i.
S. C, sas tlui. nothing wnich has
hrniiened lor many in tilths has so
exciied the Charleston p-ople ns
tlie attempted a-S isblnntloll lift
night oi George 11 Sutter, a well
known republican foliticiau. Fol
lowing a it uid c ose upon ihe
uiBt cxciiii g, iiot io say ili-giae. -fill,
cotiveiitioii, at which iutu-r
i a canditiaie ior couii'y e'e k,
It greatly inteubilitd the already
ilillau.eii feeling. Stil.er is veiy
weak, and can speak hut little.
He says that tie g -t wi'i'l o the
rumor that Wells, tlie colore. i ilel
egate. w ho was for bun. had weak
ened and ailer II o'clock he went
to Well-' house to enquire as t
his Ksition. He saw Wells and
left about midnight.
Alter going a hort distance
80i..eone sli t him ith a revolver.
He heaid the report, hut at first
did not know- lie was shot. He
soon tell, ho.'.ever, and was taken
home in a -ania..e. Th phy-i
c an said that ihe hall entered the
brea-t very near the heart an-i
- ame out of lii- hack. He consid
ered the wound dangerous and
named to lake his pa-ient to the
: "incinn .ti hospital, b:it tie faiu'li
pref rieO that he should remain
here.
The police say they have been
un ible 1 1 secure any Clue so far to
lb. assassin. Sutter ha-i not th.
ea.-t idea w ho shot him.
A TEUKIULE UPHEAVAL.
Much Damage Fr.ni a Natural tias
Explosion in Indiaua.
Ikdiaxapolis, Augiwt 12. Ten
acr. e ol the farm f I h mas llabon,
late represent itive, three mile
no th of Wa'dron, has heen . li
st royed for larmii g pm poses, aim
a great in le has b-i-n blown u. i In
earth. The course of Flat Hock
creek has leen turned up tin
stream. Birds and snakes, rab
i.itt and risli weie thoiougli.i
rooked in the heated water. Aii
this was ca us. d by an upheaval oi
the waters. A" log tire was
blaziDg in the midst of the place,
when without warning the earth
belch, d ionh a flame. Great
trees were hurled skyward. All the
waters, f Hat Hock were turn d
io foam and sieam and a va-i
pocket of gas bur-t fonh. Iht
lire has been extinguished, but
the gas is still escaping. Some
claim oiher agencies than gas
were the cause of the explosion,
hut the general conviction is thai
no other agencv would piodui e
uch an effect on the wa er
(iieat caverns were t il en in the
current and a wild foaming
Niagara created.
MADE AN IllPltESSION.
A Kat That Went Thiough
Times 1'reas.
U.- Anirelcs 1 in .s.
the
As i he 'wut Presto'' peri.-efing
press oi tlie limes was thunuei
ing along yesterday inornieg, a tat
who had i ot a proper appreciation
of ihe ait preservative, or who had
lost his presenile o mind i r his
i e.'SOiiing powers henc his rat
iocinati. u or had t .ken a sudden
fright, made a jump for the w hill
ing, clattering mass of machinery,
an.l in less than a second had
"gone to prefS." Jus' how or
when he passed through the type
and impression cylinders is "not
kn i.n, because th.- press made no
.-ign of a kick, but all at . ncetheie
was a tremendous sine. 1 ol rat in
the press-room, and a sheet that
. ame out ha 1 on it a map l
the recent conflict. To say that
the rat was spiead out thin do..'l
expiess it. tlewasea-ily a loot
and a half broad by twenty-ore
inches in length and ion tinned to
ti.e eighth pae. It was in fact
the greaie-t 'spread' that anyiiung
has nad in ihe Tim- s for a we. k
ortwoa d wa-a ilecule.l "scoop"
lor the pies. Pr. ssm.iu Crawioi.l
was panic-stricken when he saw
the iilustiated rat tdtiou come
iioui the press, and he stopped
0 er.itions at once and made a
ihororgh examination ; but n- t a
coz jT spring was out of wh.ick.
Tne rat had sin.p'y jumped sigiinst
thegreal i nexi table and n. tlr.i g
r mail ed ol tutu but an inipr. s
si n. The tr geoy lias' a moral,
which is obvions to the ob eivant.
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
A Doctor Who Toyed With the
Afl'eclion of Another Mau's Wire
CiiiCAUo, August 12. Dr. O.
Sawyer, piovinci.il physician, was
shot, proiiab:y fatahy, this af'er
in kju by J. Laiton Sancuer. who
claims to be a coi respon iuii of
the Chicago lIor.-em.n. The
bhooiing was brought about by an
alleged intimacy between the
doctor and Sandier 's wile.
The New-Silver Law.
WlKHlVCT.tV IO Tl..
treasury deDattmentha.. ..racteai.
1 ly completed the arrangemeuta for
tiie execution of the new silver
la.v which goes into effect to inor
iow. The bureau of engraving
and printing has be-n employed
night and day making the new
treasury notes required by the
bill.
THE KM O H I'S OF LAHUlt.
They Explain Their I'osltlon I'ua
eenilng the Strike.
Piulaoelpiii t, August 12. The
follow ing w.il appear in this week's
Journal of the Knights of Lab.r:
On account of misleading rejoris
made puolic concerning the New
York v eitlral and Us employes,
district assembly No. JK pres.-nls
he following explanation of th. .
.situation : List Novemtier Uie
ui-ii eiuploved in tiain seviceof
. .
e.i in t.ai i se.vtceo
rk Central p.esented
te company r qti.-et-
the Sew Yot
a petition to
ng pav for ad i:me in excess of 1
hou.s P"r day at the rate of wajjes
i hev were receiving at that t1 in.
l'ne men were wili.n.' t perform
11' h-.urs for one day's pay, w hich
any fan miiiile i person w ill con
cede is more boms thau la'air ng
me.! or cai'sineti should be askeu
lo p-rlorm. 1 be company, in te
ponse lo ilie deuiati I, en el'.-d i 1 1 1 -
.in agieeui' in 'o pay 'he men lo. ;
a 1 overtone in excess oi 1' nou s
.t a slight lediictioii on the r ite "i
i.g.s pii-l hy the d.iv, which
.lleeinent was .-igiied by the presi
dent of the lOiiip.iii;. , C. IJ-pew
and lived up to ior t-.o months and
hen b'okeu by the company.
When ihe coniiiiiit-e wait, d or
the otticera of the coip iratioii at
that lime to enquire why the
iieeinent was n -t lived up io
they were coolly t Id that tin
agreement was obnoxious to to.
.omi.anv. Another agre men'
uad- ! the cotioiation vtli is
m ; loves wa-' ruthlessly i . kei.
I he co.upanv thr ingh i's ojlicer--.gie-d
io give preb ieii.-e in me
line of woi k or pioiimtifii to em
ployesonihe principle oi senior
ty.'w hen the senior employe was
competent to perform toe du'ie-leqmred-
Not satisfied wit'
breaking th's agieemen the com
pany h is gone further and ha
no w: dismissed iiom its set vie.
iiianv ol its oldest a d most eX.e
i ienced men. Ti.e real rea-ou foi
this seems to lie in tlie taut thai
the men are union men.
The ani.de c-ncludes th
hargeS of iollusi..li between Oe
"and Web! lo clear out tin-bl'iigbl-of
Labor, the ch uge be
ng based in on the fact Miat l'e
;t-w went abroid this summer.
Strikina; .Maelilnists.
VlTTSHLKG, August 1-'. Till
strike o; t'ae liiachii.isis fo: ter
iioJits is s; reading. o men beint
now idle The piincir .l figiit see;, s
io be against the c"tingfioiis
nteiest. By to-inonoiv, it is said,
a 1 the employes of that company,
numbeiiiik 4.000. will lie out.
The Strike Ended.
Sew Yohk, August 12. At the
Grand Central depot thi- inornin.
Mieie no longer exi-ted even ;he
substatue of a strike. Passei.gci
rtains aie i oming an 1 going with
all the app- atance of usual regu
larity. A teli gram to the genera
uanigei ironi sjyiaciiso say-:
Order has been fully restored ami
.rains aie ruuning witnotit m
lerrupiion. Notwithstanding the s:atem -lit
of Ihe oiliceis, ot itie CeUli'al tbut
n.e bacKbone of the ttiiki s
broken and the apparent belief ol
the puolic in th--se assertions, ti.e
sirikcrs tin uiseives are still eonii
:tnt thai ihe cri.-is lias Hut ('
iieen reached, and :eloe tne wee!
is over ihe roid '.iil h. tied up as
tight as a drum. Thi H-f is
made strong by siieiches made :U
a meeting of over 000 strikers Ibis
alitrnoou.
Suspension of Shipping.
Mki.iiociink, August 1.'. T.-.e
coinolete su-penvioii ol shivi' ng
trad.- is threatened inconsequence
ol ihe demands ol it.e otlicers id
th.i association for increas d p 'V.
The situation is maoe wor e by
the action of the sln-areis union,
which oeinand.s tnai sin, peis -iia 1
refuse to hairde noii-unioii wool.
Mack ty Elected Oir.etor.
-MoMiibAL, Ai-gust 12. J. W.
Mackai has tieen elected dirccto.
oi the Canadian P.icilic Kiihoii.l.
Shipped liaik to China.
Sas Kkaxcisco,
August
Eu hi ceo ol the tw . li y - tbr. e
t hinaiu. n biought heie lioui the
so ilh .ere snipped to China on
he Bclgic tins alteillOt.u. the
otoer five, w ho escaoeil irom jao
by i.rioery and weie caugnt, were
kept until iiiey c.n Hstov aains'
the; u i u who aided tlnm. i'eputy
.-iieritl Moiejson, who was ; r-re-ted
on a cnaige of tiro ei v lit
this connect ion, lias leen sin ren
dered i.y his bon :siin ii a al is n..w
in ja t here. The live st.h-liiutcb
will alio be piosi cii'Cd and may
receive It'll eais linprisoii neiit.
A Cliluainan I.enarde.l.
San Francisco, Augusi 12. Iee
Oit, Chinese, was to-dav awarded I
. - i
aoOikJ damages lor ltimrie-s lece.v. d
in. ... M.-i 'ill.... u..,. ... v..,!
Mi.te.w-. n, ,te i... .u -i ,1. , i, .i,. -
at their h ,iu.-,and iu iugu p .ted
ol stealing some missing l
r jt-ueli'V
was ince t up oy Uie heels lor uu
hours to force a io .lV-ssi.ni. The
jewtlry was afterwards f und.
I'leiity of Oranges.
Jacksonville. Fla..
August 12.
Carehil esiima'es oi the growing . that it will be a larewell tour, and
orange crop place it at two million ; seatd w ill be worm a small tor
boxed. j tune.
A TERRIBLE MISTAKE
A Portland Merchant Kii'ed bj
a Careless Hunter.
MISTAKEN rOK
DUB.
W. H. walker, of tlie Firm oi B'sier &
walk r, Meets a Tisgic Death
Wliil-- huai-g ip tne McKsaiis.
Pokilam), Augu-tl2.-
A private
message wa-j leceived
ue re lo-
.... , r u,.i.!nj- t,.a: V
.,b , ., ...... i,.,,..
'ii. . . i n. . . . 1 1 . 1 1 ...u u
i.rm o: S aver .V Walker, was ac-
cilt.nl,v ehot HUil kilUrti to-day
j Ilt.ar t-- x LuM anty.
j , ; u EuJt!lie.
Mr. SV alker a cou.pai.ied by his
wile lelt this city about two weeks
ag . tot Foley s, .lings, taking Ins
oii'gy and icaiii nd t amping out.
l hi- iiioi iin g he. went out deer
iviiitiii witn a young man
iiaiii. d i oweis. The two became
.-.cpai.ded and alter hunting
Uno'igii the den-e loies's ol the
i'a-cades for a time lin y tin .1 y
.vuin'.crcd near each other, aud
t'oweis he.ir.ng tne brusii crack 'a
-ho. t ..isiance i'om lorn, tired at
.in oojecl widen he stippos-ed to be
i deer. .ir. Walker cried out,
'I'm siioi," and feil, death residi
ng almost instantly. The rifle
had entered hi mouth, ranged
i ..mi and came out at ties back of
ins n. ck. The bo :y was taken to
ids cabin, wlii.-u was near by. and
'l.ice-l in a wagon, which lelt im
medcat ly f ir Eugene, wheie it is
cxicc ed it will arrive in the
iiioruii-g. Mrs. Walker drove
.ihe. id and ainved at Eug -ne at 10
o'clock to-night. The body wdl
b.' brought to ibis city, where tne
!ec -ased i. sided, on the morning
ra.n.
Staver & Wlkr are probably
.he largest agiicultural implement
leal-r.-, we-t of the Koi kies, hav
ng li-.u-es in this city, -seaitle,
spokaue, Waila W alla" and Mos
o , Idaho.
CALIFORNIA It EI'L WLIC ASS.
The Figbt Grows Warm Orer the -Govei
uorshin.
S.vcKAMtSTo, August 12. The
.epu'dtcau state convention .net
Ins alteiuooii. The gubernatorial
.ighi has assumed such shape to
nght tint it looks as neither
Iii khaui iv-r Morrow can - win.
.top sot Shippe and Coombs are
oi'iespo'.dingiy big :, and unless
-oine extraoid naiy change in feei
ng t-kes place one of the less
prominent candidates will likely
oe nominated.
Ah kind of rumors were in the
lir to night, but the general belief
-eemed to be that Markhaiu's
hau. es. 'or securing the guberna-
l on Lad improved during the dav.
A conservative estimate U-n ght
ji es ntiii 276 to 3 :0 votes, wluie
lor row'- present st reiigtli is placed
it 22 ' an-1 2; 7 votes.
Cllt StUKO Til DEATH.
A Boy Killed at I'ort Town-end Be
fore Hi I'areut' K.yes.
Port Tow.n'si:m, Wash., August
12. Norman f-trrming. ihe 10
i ear-.. Id son of George Sieamiug,
was accidentally kibed thiu nioiii
iiig by iieing strack iiy a steam
inoior engine, while at'.eiupi nig to
boar-i the cais. Ttie b..y endeav
. red to gel on the car when his
oot slipped and lie feli. His head
was s. u.ished by the tra.n and
ii-.itll iiistalitiy't-usued. I'he ac-
c- ideiit ai wi.nessed by the Isjy's
parents and r-la ives who were
; i
aiali.i-tl ly Uie le-i.iue caianuiy.
-. Hue t'laine is auaciieo to tins
engineer.
A ICotifrh
S N EkaM'Isco,
Voyage.
August 12 The
Am.-ri.-an ship, J. 1$. i h- ma. ar
rived Ihi-i alti-rnoon, alter a pas
sag ot J50 dajs ir. ui Sew Yolk.
On Mar- li S ihe .-lno waslxurded
bv a h.avy sea, which knocked
down seieiai -f the ciew. H.
bobin-on was killed Aug. Min
der was badly it jur.d and died
lar. h 4 outh of the equat-.r
on hath s'de-. of South Aiii.nca
tne ship Lad n very storinj ti:ne,
dining which she iosi several sails.
I I lie mate had his collar bone
broken.
' San Francisco Millionaire
Uead.
Sax trancisco. August 12.
Nictt. las Iining. a well-known
capitalist, died la-t night of heart
disease. He nas bec'i a conspicu
ous Aigure in San .Kranci-co bnsi
in-sscircl. s snu e 1S4'J. Hi weal h
is e-iiu-at I at betw.eu $15,000,
UU0 and 2d,ot)0,K0.
Ihe Markets.
Chicago, Augi.st 12. 1 :15 P. i.
CI j- le at tirm ; cash 98
Otis1-; September, 100.,; May,
lO.v"
-vn Fkancisio, August 12.
Wheat 1-luier lsyo $1 44; season,
tl-o-'V Barley P.uyer 1890,
tl.-".l's.
Mrs An'irew IlTkik- u ho is in
! hertilst war. recent 'V astonishci
the sa.journersataNorwaik, Conn.,
1 summer resort : swiium.iig long
disiauci s and by her caper.-, iu tne
suit.
j Mine. Pat'.i will vi-it tois coun
, trv iu li'.)2o i the same conditions
as on h.-r last four visits namely.
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