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20 CENTS A WEEK.
ALU AN Y, OUBUON, JLflfIIAY, AUGUST 15, 100.
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ExolusiTi Affoaer far
KLVMKEtiG Bl.nCK
I. A. CROWDBR.
C. W. CROWDKR.
CROWDER BROS
Contractor and Builders.
Office on First street with Wal
lace A Cuaick, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all kinds of buildings or carpen
ter work. All work intrusted to
n will he promptly executed
Notice For Pabllcatlea.
Land office at Oregon City Or. )
July 31, 1890.
NOTICE ia hereby given that io
compliance with the provisions f
the act of Congress of Juue
3. 1873, entitled,' "An act for
the sale oi timber lands in the States
f California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," Net if M.
Kettle, of Seattle, Couoty of King,
State of Waahiug-on, hee this day
tiled in thin office her sworn statement
N. 2192. for the parch Me of the &
VV. of Section No 12, in Township
N . 13 South Range N 2 East, and
ill offer prHf to show that the laud
niI;ht i mora v.toiaiil- tor lis tim
ber or stone th.oi for au'iculcrtl par
puseJ, and tahlih her claim to
i.i i laid 'utore the Relator nd
K i-eivtr .-1 thin ofri-e at Oregon Cuy
reg-n. -: Thnrn ray the tttn dav of
iSoveni: -r. 189). S'lt. uamee aa wit
grin ' J dm W. t, of Portland,
Onvn. .! Sq ires, of Portland, 0:
on. It. H-we, of Taoonia, eb..
and (J. 1, Kettle, of Seattle, Wash.
Any aud a t persons claiming ad
vrr elv the ahove-desciihed Ian.' a-e
re in'.-'I to rile th.-ir datum this
thceun or before said oth ay oi
November, IS'JQ.
J. T. APPERSOV.
Register,
bailee for riWIcati.
Uni'td Sta"?-Laml O'fice. 1
O-.f,. C'M Or, Jul 29. 1890 J
NOTICK, i heref.y iveu tliat to
compliance with the provuioi.
the act ot Conors l June 3, 1878,
ntitled "An act for the aale of tim-
t-r landa in the Statea ff Calitorma,
t imgnD: Nuvida. and Waahinwton
itor ," rafer Amacker. of T-
oi.ia Ciuut Pierce, State of
.Vn-'Miigton hM uia day filt-d in this
ofbv iiisKWorb attement No. 21H1.
!"r the purcliaae f the N. i . i of
8 -cti.in No, 24, in Township No. 12
South, Range N. 2 East, ami will
offer p.-ouf (o show that the lain I
a mgnt is more valuable f.r its tim
wr ,.r stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and t establish hia claim tu
xaid land before the Register aud
Keciver of this office at On-gon City
Oregon, oo Tuesday the 4th day of
November 1890 He names aa
jester: T. Daly. M. M. Berbenck,
M. Kcuh, and E. H. Smith, all of
L-ooina, Waah. Any aud all per
sons claiming adversely the above
deicribed landa are requested to tile
:heir claims in this office on or be
tore said 4th dav of N vemher 1890,
J. T. APPERSON,
Kegiater.
Satire for raMlralUa,
United States Land Offu-e.J
Oregon City Or., May 20, 1890.(
XT OIU E 1 HEREBY lilVEN
that in compliance with the
provisions of 'he act of Conuress
of June 3. 1878, entitled "An act
fur the wile of timier lands in the
Stale of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Teni-
vioior Hunk m of Rock
I'.rfJk has tuis dav filed in thU
t.i- m-ar,m atji.truent No. 2106
VIUVC , - J ' - --
for the purchase of the S. E. yA of
Set-tion A. 2U. in townsuip no.
10 South Range No. 3 Eiit, and
: 1 1 AATn. 4a aVwkr K u t tlia
Will "Jliri IW w
Uuvl 9.uignt ia more valuable tor
:u ;kilAr ..r utriTiA than for Htrri-
cultural purposeH, and to entah-lii-h
hit claim to said land before
the Register and Receiver of thin
othVe at rgon City, Oregon on
Ttitirfdav the Uth day of Ot toWr,
l!!t0. iiw names as witnepses:
Ge.i. Miller of Portland, O'euon.
1). A. Uinck, of Roi-k Crt-ek Or.
G V. Wallace , OI IvOvk v-rvea vr.
E. E. Taft, f Ra k Creek, Or. .
Anv ami all persons claiming !
adversely the atove-dciib'd i
land- are r-que'ed to tile iheirj
claio'S in thU otlk-e on or beioie j
said th day of October. 18SH).
J.T. APl'ERSON. ,
Rtgi-ter. .
Notice To Water Consumers.
No petson supplied .with ar f.oc the j
r . ri.l' h. nrmllt.t to MID-
t'OIDIWIt mmifo
pl ia any way, other perwos or fnill!r,or
to allow i.uJtobe used from their p
for bu- duut purposes b any one UDiaa
writ'su pe'wie'ion ia obtained from lh
couipai.y's oWce for uth ue. r allure to
comSiy with this rule o..y be followed br
ahuttiuirthe aater off from thepttmlsesol
the pany so ofsi,dioj without notice.
M".r ta .... TMnanMeatiAII tUsl
Albany w "TTiVm Tym
E.
EARLS
LAU1LS AND GENTS FTK
Alio have ft complete line of
WSh and
"for sprit.it tnde at ric
that defy conieitioii. tiiv.
as a call sod buy jour shoes o
Ht bedrock prices. v Goo.
.ds.and quar dvaliug.
hi Ludlow Flat Shoes
FIRST NATIUN1LBANK
rRESIDKNT L. rUKN.
Vti'K PRESIDENT 8. F TOCMO.
CASHIER B. W. LaI'ION.
alRAKSACTS A OEI 3AAL BANKIM:
BUSia'ESh
SISXCTCBS :
8. B. Twin, L. Tvmn
L. E. Blair, K. F. So
K. W. Laksbo
Cashier.
Lins County Lid
Albany, ; - Oregon
CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.
I PursiDixT J LCowxn,
. Vice President- J M Balaton.
t-Caahier a-o E Chan lxr'.ain,
I AaiBant Cashier OA rhi)ld.
J UreeMiw-J LCrta, JM KaUton, Geo K
I'hamberliln. W n Laiid, W H Uoltra, J A
, Crawford nd O A ArchtSaKl.
I'riuiut-lt b general tiiikiiiir 1 Q'inem.
lraww - inUm nn Nr .ik, s,o n.
wcoand I - -vanrt, nr.
Lnan mc y on approved ecnrity.
Receire opositK tihjut to :hrck.
CollectlMim entniaud to u will Rceir
pram attibticn
BAXK OF OREGON,
riTti. .m.ih
-llent..
Tl r Hre
tblrr
II. RKVtM
II HIKKIII.
..Jtt tt.BL.tl.l.
DIHBCTOKS:
IT. Brtant, .T. W. Bi.aix,
fitn. HiTMpffBBT, V- H.Stewart,
KJ Lanni.no, H. F. Mkrkill.
-FOR-
CHICKENS
$5.00 PES L0ZE1T,-
GGS 18 CENTS.
Ultieller & Garrett.
Ur'-- 1 1
c cj R E
"tM SALE RY AM. DRUGGISTS.
Some'montbs sro I nurrhaiet a
Lot of T)r. .1 P. 311Vn Csturrh fnre for
mv own nr rut finnitiir mv nenhew
f. A.MrMsban neertinir such mrdl.
fine I let bint have n y tnx of medi.
cine. H ntiw srnil for throe more
bones, s ivinir It i-the he tbinsr for
osturrh fver frie-' bv b:m and hii
fr'niN. 1 irof soother lix to ne in
my esse, snrt clieerfnlly recommend it
tooftif .
fiindi. JOHN MrMUlAN,
Ex f'onntv 'nniiniiiwier Lare Co,
'reiron,
Sprin-ri-td. Tjine countv. Oreiroti.
Prof J, W, I thnon. president of the
tate ucieisl,v,av it cured him ol
a cooirb attar tw. other prescrlptionf
hsd failed. Likewise two of his little
irirlsused It to cure their cotieho. Mrs
M:irk Hailev. wife of Prof Baley.
ent It to Prof Johnson, and recom.
mtnds it to all who sutler from colds,
and roughs. For coughs it acts like
a chatm, and ihd be inhaled into the
pipes or passaires, where; o other
causa cares aaa rsaaa
TJie lieit'iitett FrBnuh
CURE
W:.rroi;trd tt
.-tire
a 3ade
s:ti k
8 T 3
a"
1ms
:-.rF0RE
AFTER
tl: ki-ikc tive -jirfaiir r :her sex whether
arming from the exc4c la of tiinuianla.
U'baccu or opium, or through youthful tmlia
cretiou, oer inUulifM.ce, etc., such aaloasot
Krain Pouer, Wakex'Bau. Buarinir Dawn
Pains in the Ha. k, aeiumal W akuem, H
tria, Ner ouc Pros ration, Mooturnal omis
40iis, Leuourrhoe, Uiziiueas, Weak Memorj,
Luaaof Power awl luipuieuc, which if iiu
lacted often lead tu ureuiature old aire and
insanity. Price l a box; Sboxefi fcr$6.0fc
Seut by mall on receipt of price.
A WKII IK tl tat tftlKF. is liven
with every 4b order received, to refund tne
money if a tVrataaeaa cure is iiotetfetteu.
We have thouaauiisol testimonials from old
and yuunic, of Imth asxos, who have been
permaoenUy cured by the use t Aphroditim;
Circular free. Address
IHK APHKi Mr UH INK t'w.
Western Branch, 27. Portland, Oregon.
For sale by r onl . y A Mason, who eaale and
etnit l li sN. A I ril ov '
mm pi
Fur Pennle Ir
reifuljrltics; noth
inir iikr them oo
theniaiket. never
i . tiucceiufuliY
used by proa ine.it
hvlies monthly.
Guarantee)1 to re
lieve suppreeae.1
mentruation.
SmSafe, Ceriain
Don't b humbutf
tfed. Save time,
tlealthauiil money.
I'-.L-. .... ..l,a
w wa. anc no mivi .
al Sei t to any ad
dress hy mail kIi reii lpt of price, $2 00. Ad
.IresB tphro Metllrtne I'umiiaMy
West Bram h Box ft. I'orll.ml. 'r.
8nld by Fohsv k Marna. Altiasv. Orsve
BY
Bujina Tour Piopertj
Thiuugh the leal estate fit ui of
Burkhart 4 Kcenoy:
De oldest Real Ent at o Film in the
Willamette Yally
They have landi of all descrip
tions for pale at the verv lowest
prices anl on the most favorable
terms.
We have some fino bargains in
small tracts of garden and fruit
lands near the city, which we are
offering at a great sacrifice. This
property lies near the city, and is
the very best on 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 best, nearest and
cheapest suburban property on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double in value in less than a
year.
EASY PAYMENTS.
BUR v? ART & KEENEY,
Ii KA L EST A SE, LOA A
ANI-
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ALBANY. - - 0RE00N
FA!:.!? : & : FISH. : Jo. : Frinters
FJNN BLOCK, ALBANY, 0!t.
UEU. BORING. Rook PKII.LIIXG
prom-rctinc. Writj J. B. Hiiuhe, Al
lianv, Oieiron.
FR SALK A ifood pin of Kentle -nules.
Inquire of O. W Simisoii.
SPOT CAH
"IJACKET STORE,"
JUST lPE.ii (PP. MUOMS TEMPLE.
Ladits and tients fu nUhing Kor-ds corstt,
tablf covers, I .die. ai d itent hi frty , men's
and boy's ntckwtar su.inndeiR. die a lut-
I tiis, lair, toih. all and hotse brushes
statiu.er, prf merj, inks, I end a. si.ne
j hlki-kiny, ai.d i mi n.any srtkles t .. i u
, ineto' K.n.ention lieie 11 kod aie
s Id at iHh i iice. thai he ttomthanu
i plnated ty sn other nien hai t in the citv.
uuieas oiu ai a sa'i me, it oe and yet our
prices ho trouble tv h w .txk. One price
.sal.' uv-uK .ua, .y
mm
Fate?! Gflldsa
"irv J KNV
A UREAT FIRE, f
25.000 farrels of Wha- Bttfc
ed at Louisville, Kentucky,
TWO HILLtO DOLLAKs Li
Ike 8hot QBi '
: at aa 1
Xkd.aa T.r. sy-Aa EagtL'
ia'
Av.al Plia.
LouuTiixK, August 14. Tweo
tivn ihoua.nd barrels of ouisA g
li sky at the Kentucky atSlUMTv
to-d y cauM d Ooe of .n j UjSt jtW
a-trous urea tua- er ttii
L.uis.ille. llie tuuiiea 1si
couimuuaatcd iroiu a lAuip. f. .
it was 3 o clock tasiura tu ire
men got control, and ibis was lot
until tiie immense warehouse of
the distillery proper, cattle) sued,
slaughter lK,u.-e, and poik packing
house connected anu the jjisti -lery
were uestryed. Tne pork
pacaing company's loss will be
6i,0oj Ti.e total lo-s to the
tweutucky DisiLling Co. is eiti
mated at 80(l,i00. This is irre
pecrive of the loss to the gov
eimuent in unpaid taxes of 90
cents per gallon, which will
Htiiount to $'181,635, making the
los bv the fite not much less than
$2,000,000. The insurance is
roughly placed at $70 1,0 JO.
THE SUOT-GUH WINS.
The Militia Carry the Blectie la
Indian Territory,
Wvmwood I. T.. August 14.---A
runner arrived early tli'S m-rning
aft r ttaveling 5 miles from Stone
wall, and repot tn that a tow was
nanowly averted at that pi u-e.
Monewall was f he. Urg-n-t voting
plai-e ami wa- the center of inter
est in the lection. Both candi
date s for g -venior, Sam Paul and
Wi Ham Hrd, were at i he poll-
all day. E idi had a large nnm
ler of men at his hack. PamV
S'ippor er's wete di-frMiicKWd
whites, while ti e full bloods and
ino-t of the halfbre-ds were for
Rrl. Ihe la'ter ho had 114
mil tiit under Irs pay. hevilv
nriiii d and when the ,'o'ls Oiemd,
alters looked serious, lii.vernoi
Byrd hrotiuht the mili ia- about
the polls ibt'tirng a citcle about it.
Oregon State Fair, M
13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Under the manaiiein-nt of the
Stale Hoard f Agticuliure, will
be held on the ptate fair
grounds nesr Sa'ain, com
mencing on
M ON PAY, J'EFTEMBER 15, 1890
And lasting one week
CASH PREMIUMS
Offered for agricultural, stock
and mechanical exhibits, for worke
of art and fancy work and for tri
als of speed.
Reduced rates for fare and freight
on all transportation .inea to and
from the fair, Important im
provements have been made uon
t!ie groudds and increased facili
ties are offered exhibitors. The
P avilion Open
FOUR NIGHTS DURING THE WEEK.
A splendid field of horses enter
ed in the speed department, and
tine exhibitions of racing will be
given each day.
Entries for premiums close Mon
day at 7 :20 p. ni. Exhihors are
urged to make as many of their
entries on Saturday before the fair
as possible. Goods, animals and
articles for exhibition mmt he in
their places by 10 p. ai. Monday.
PRICKS OF ADMISSION;
Man's day ticket $ 60
Woman'r. dry ticket 2o
Man's season ticket 2 50
Woman's season i' ket 1 00
Send to the sectetary at Portland
Oregon, for a premium list.
D. 11. LOONKY, President.
J. T. (trkgg. Secretary
VTOTICE IS HKKKBY GIVEN THAT ALL
ll persons indebted to the old firm of
Kiausi.eA' K tin are requested to come for
ward and settle up prompt.y, as ihe acc-unts
must be clow d. Klkis Bsos.
f 1 1KL W'ATI I) IN A SMAI L FAMILY.
IT Noclnldien aid licit auk par
ticulars Inquire at hlrin Bio, sl oe stole.
Jas. F. P-.well & Co. have just
received a largi lot of fresh huitu
.ti.d vegt-tabli s.
LADIES' UaNDERWEAR
CruilrmeM n tlilila. hlldtra'a
Ihk. ai d til Ladles Carswrala aaae)
Iw wnler al Ifcr
JapaneseBazaaritore
IRKKS VKMT Mw. KWt NO Wt4h.llCO.
S3 Slere on First Stteet uext tc S ernei
Black l.urna.
OHIU.irbMlAl.lZII.it !. well
O for Cc.iiMipstion. lool A.wti, Dteri
ness, ai d al' sympt nis of I )pet r'
10 and 76 nntt per bolUs. for saJe.b)
loaba,
OVER
$1510
The first squaw was refused the
privilege oi voting and retired,
i'be wnite gathered their foiceand
for a time it looked as ii tfiey
meant battle, but Brd with his
meu stood ntni and the wbiUB
seeing they ould be wmsted in a
tight lelt nd his militia ran
Utingn to auit ttiemsel.es and even
prevented Indians from voting
whom they knew Were f r Paul.
Ihe result was 10t3 tor Byid, six
tor Paul and lit teen tor Bums tlu
oian.) Enough is known to
assure Byrd'e election and the
suiccss ot the so Called Indian
party, but the election is bound to
ue contested.
A Kailruad Wrack.
August 14 This morn
ing an engine aau toor trt igiit cars
went tit rough washout on itte
ouihern Pac.tic rai.ruud near Pan
tano. The engine fell f.-rty feet,
bngineer E iward H. All s was
imried under the locon otive,
which ia nearly oyeted with walei
aud snd. His aaxh and parts of
his hand weie found on the engine.
The body is nut yet recovered,
fne deceased waa irom Kansas
City.
A HOBSI TUIKF KILLED.
Shot Dead bj a Faroier Whoan Be
Waa Trying to Rob.
Pkescott, August 14. Thurs
day morning a thief went to ihe
r-tnch of T. Munds and had two
hot Be ready to take from tne
place, when .Vluds snrpris d him
and ordered him to throw up his
hand-. Instead of doing t-o he
tried to draw a revolver, but a
shot from Munds' nfle broUe h's
arm. He then tried to dtw h p
revolver with his left hand, when
Munds firing agaai killed him in
stantly Tifteen horses were
found that had leen s olen by him.
He proved to be J. Wil.-on, a resi
dent of the community.
IS TBI POLITICAL WORLD.
Democrats of Florida Huaalnat) a
State Ticket.
Ocala. Florida, August 14. The
demO'Tatic state -ooention met
ve terday. Ex-Governor W. H.
Hloxhaui was no inated f r ininp
troll- r, and Kx-I.ieutet.ant tiov r
nor W. H. Mow may for justice ol
lie supreme court. The pla'forn
denounces the force bih. recog
uizes in the offering of tne suh
'reasury bill beiore o.naress a cry
ing necessity for a ievi.ion of tiie
national bankiiw law- affotdii.
telief to the taimers and maes.
PURCHASING SILVER.
The Oerernment Wfll Not Attempt
to Bea' Down the Prices.
".'ashikoton. Aucu"t 14. The
direct-tr -of -.'he mint said this
afternoon that he expected to pur
chase 500,' Od ounces of silver to
morrow, ami expect also t pa a
trifle more than the London mar
ket rate for it. He continued:
"There will be no attempt on the
part of the treasury department fe
nny silver cheap or to b?at down
prices. The government will pay
the full market price and will buy
our million of ounces per month
if it is to le had."
TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS
Three Mea and One Woaeaa Killed
by a Mob la Alabaasa.
Birmingham, Ala., August 14
Late last ninht, deputy Hanson, oi
-lielby county, came io town in
quest of special officers, and re
ports a ten lbie state oi anuus in
the neighboring counties and Shel
by iron works. He eays a gret
riot has been going on all week at
the iron works, and three men an i
one woman have b-en killed. Ne
gro laborers about the camp are in
revolt.
The O. A R. Eacaaapaaent.
Boston, August 14. Aside from
the eession of the national en
campment and relief cO'ps the
g .-eater ) art ol theO. A. U. cele
bration is over. Tne number of re
unions to-day were c m, aratively
few. Many have alr-ady leit for
i heir homes. At the second session
of the annu.il convention of the
adies of ihe Grand Army to-day
Mrs. C. E. Hear t, of lxu sville.
was chosen president, and Mrs. J.
M. Johnson, of Alt na, Pa , vie -pte-ident.
S. A. Melief, oi San
Ft am i co. was chosen chaplain.
Went Over Niagara.
Niagara Falls, August 14.
This morning Thomas Olyun
Packham while driving around
Gout Inland had his at ten i-n
drawn to a man ami boat in the
tapid- above Hor e Shoe faiis.
Ihe mtu disappeared ami tne
boat ut over. Tiie man wasun
d dibiedly thrown ort and went
over.
The
til labia
threaten tu strike.
Ai.gtt-t 14 The
Bi'Pfalo.
Kn gut- ol Labor held a hes-i-n
here tin alternoot:, and it is
stat d that b to-mornw the Ce- -tral
will find out that the str.ke is
not over. The walls ol ihe Cen
tral dejait bear a lot oi fresnly
made t-igns similar to those thai
appeared the night beioie ihe
strike.
Try a glass of Celery phosphate
at Cumming's drug store.
Ladies gold watches cheaper
Ihaa aver at F. U. i rench's.
THE OREGON EDITORS
The State Press Associaiiou io
Session m Portland.
THE NEWS OF THE COAST.
Aa tiditor Tarred sod F athered by Angry
Citls as lu Oaliferals-A B.a.tls
Woikia.a Orasbtd to D.ath
PoKTLAMn. August 14. Th,
fourth aunu.d ses-iuit of tne Ore
gon Press Asiciaiiii mei in I hit-
vlty today. At 11 :oU Pieaidi.t
Charles kell intioducea Mr. T
F. U-born, iu pie.-iOeut oi the
ciiauibvr"l couiuusic-. to extemt
uo trecuoui Ol lint CHy-lO RIeT'VlsK
uuig journaiisu, jdayor Ife
La hmutt oeiug out of toan.
ihe election of otucer? will nroh-
ably taae pl-c t-morio. v hile
very -little has be. n said ou ilie
subjeaoi ihe new othcers of tht
asrjciatiou, it is general y undei
otood thai L. Samuels, of ihe
West hore, will b elected presi
dent and E. C. I'entl uid, of Inde
pendence, re-elected tecreta-y.
i'tiere has been as far as known no
effort on the p irt of any section o:
tne s'ate to get the next lueetiia
oi the association, but aiem i
the most irequenily mentioned at
the i lace lor ho'lJipg the next
meeting.
At 0 p. m. the members of the
association met jointly with tlu
chauuM r of coinmerce in this ciu.
A re-oluiion was adopted fav-r-iug
the form t on of a state 'b"art
f trade, to be composed of dele
gates from the various Itoatds oi
ra le of the state. After meeJog
with the chamber of coiiimerci
the editors to--k dinner at tin
hotel Portland, and then repaired
o the Marijustui Grand, when
they wimeesed a performance oi
Ihe Oil Homestead" by th.
Den mi n Thompson Co.
TUB CALIFORNIA CONVENTION
Kepubllcans Coropletlng- the Notn
luailous of the Mate Ticket.
Sacrxmxto, August 14. The
first co g-esBond om rict of tin
conveotio'i met this aftetn- oi .
I'wo candidates were da-ed ii.
lonvnaiion, J. S. Etiers ai.d .1 . 1'.
tlolioway, lio'h of .-onion t. th
roll call Eners got 73 to H f ir t
jther, and Ener' iioniination war
nade unanimous. Air. Ei.eiv
then appealed bviore the conyi-n
tion and said he did n a feel hm-
ell in a position to accept tin
om iiati-jii. and therefore decli eii
to accept it. Mr. llolioav aW
aid that he was ot a candid.itt
lor nomina ion. Th conventioi
ccoitlingly took a recess tid lat
this afternoon.
J. W. Anderson, of San Fran
ico, was nominated for eueiin
temlent of puhlic sihools by ac
-lamatn n. W. W. Morrow war
rt nominated by acclamation foi
ongress; J. C. Campbell, of
S ackton, was a' so nommatetl by
tcrlamtiion for congressman at
large. The convention adjourned
tine die at 0 r. m.
A FATAL FEUD.
Tss Callfornlans Qnarrel Resulting-
In a Murder.
Madkba, Cal., August 14. J
McCurk, a resident i Mari oa
county, was shot and probaUy
fatahv wounded yes'erday a ter-
uoon lour miles notth of Mid. in
by Hoard Wells, veterina) sur
genn. The shooting was the re.
suit of a feud of Ion standing
McCurk having been a rested two
vears ago aa a pirticinant in the
lynching of a Mexican boy by tht
name of Julian Madon'for stealing
caitle. Madon was raised by V ells,
who swore to avenge his death.
HERE IS A STATE OF THINGS.
Aa Editor Tarred and Feathered
by Irate Callfornlaus.
Los Angei.es, August 14. A
snecial to i he Time from Aznra
this county, says: "Heinly, edi
tor of ihe News, was taken out
late Fridav n:ght by armed men
and t.irr dand feath-red for pub
lishin an article retl-'ttiiig on the
c induct of C. E. Frazier while
teacher of the grammir school.
The par'ies are beit g arret-ted.
CKVSHKU TO 1K VTII.
A Steamboat Hand Instantly Killed
by a Huge Falling; Rock.
Seattle, August 14. Kd. Scott,
on ttie s'eamer roim Arena v as in
stantlv killed this afteimtou by a
hug rock falling on him. He
aa in the hold of the st'-a tit
er a-o-isting in hoist'iig a
rock with which the. s earner
Mas l a'ed. The hook on th
end of the rope need lor lursting
ouight ihe de edg- of a ro. k
vieighing nearly a ton. and as the
roe be-ame t.ut the tock was
dislodged, falling into the ho'd,
striking him n the should-. s.
He w.ts umiiiaried and an Odd
Fellow.
NEWsf f'KOM CHINA.
The Mongolians Anxlons Aboutlhe
Defense of Their Frontier.
San Fhawhwo. August 14 By
the arrival of the steamship, City
of Pek n, from Hong Kong, it m
learned that Cniut i real y
anxious asut t e d-fense of in r
nurthern frontier, and is earnestly
intent on the construction of rail
ways in Manchuria,
l'ue popular indignation in
Osaka has compelled a reduction
in tne price oi rice in Uiat citv.
Over thirty steamers, states a
native paoer, are aing idle
in the Jjiuski haibor unable
to ship their cargoes of
rice ow.ng to the resistance of the
poor th-re and at Takaoka.
At Bonthaiii in Celebes, a house
boy tun amu -k, killing eight peo
ple aud mortally w-ouuUing .our
more, la-bides injuring several
others. He was fiuailv killed.
The cholera epidemic is rapidly
raining vround; 3Jd eases and 171)
tieaths having been reported in
Nagasaki Ken. Cholera isalBO re
iMiited at Yokohama aud othei
Japanese cities.
TUK FKL'tr CROP.
The Eastern Sta-tae ' WIU Jaanerl
ence a Shortage This Tetr.
Springfield, Mass., August 14.
The Ne v Ki.gl.tnd Homes eai
ays: Apples wili be scare ami
tore cosily this season tnan foi
many yeats. There is hut half a
rop of win'er fru t iu Falous. An
naiKli valley, Nova Scotia, and a
dull greafer rediu t on in the apple
Oeit ui soutiiern ana esiern Un
ario aud Michigan. In Maine
and the limited sect:otis of Ver
mont and New Hampahiie there is
a fair yield. Throughout South
ern New England, Ne York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
ihe intetior eta'e.. generally, the
promise of winter lruit is wors
than ever la-fore known. The
great apple belt of We-tern New
Vork has almn-t no crop what
ever. Curiously enough there is
an area in Mies" uri and Kansas
Aitliin a radiu of 100 miles of
Kans.is City in which ii ore is a
tienoineual crop of winter apple
f tine qual;iy. Eastern buyers
re already gobbling them up ai
good pr c- s.
UIU114U SEAL POACHERS.
Only a Question of Time When
Seals Will be Ealinct.
San Fhancisco, August 14.
Cap aiu Etskine, oi liie -team -r
.St. Pul, whii h arrvel yes'erday
iiotu Oanala-ka, 8 tys the Victoria
i ach- rs this year have secured
1 ',0.i0 s-al sk ns. In onse .-nct
the Notth Airerican Commercial
-ouipaoy, which leahes the sea!
rookeries from the government,
lind its take reduced to L'O.OvH'
skitis. "It is merely a matter of
lew years." sail he, "when tin
seals will b--come extinct."
. California Usa Olscovery.
Saxta Bakrarv, August 14.
An enormous flow -.if tiatnial gae
t struca tins morning at Sum
iierland, a suburb of this city.
About three mouths ago a two
nch well was put don for sul
hur water. This struck a t-tro"
flow of gas which has 8 nee beet,
u.-ed for lighting and domestic
iurpes in Sutnmerland. The
pressure now is great as to be
heard for blocks and tht presur
is so heavy that it cannot be
capped. Experts e-timate that
the daily flow is at least three
million gallons.
The Shippers Win,
Chicago, August 14. Shippers
throughout the United States have
recently gain, d a victory over the
railroad-, receiving a moditi ition
of the bid of lading. The couces
sion made ' y the carriers consists
ot eti iking out the words "not ne
notiable," against which the chief
complaint waa made. This ptac
liciliy settles the tight over the
mailer. The amendment maker
it negotiable paper and bankers
will no longer refuse to advance
money on ii.
Ellenabnrg Bends Sold.
Ellensburg. August 14. One
hundri d and fifty tnomand dollars
of city bonds were sold to-d iy to
S. A. Keau &. Co., of Chicago. The
p'Oceeds are to be u-ed in bu Iding
the new water woiks, aewets, etc.
C. P. Cadwell and otuer Taei ma
capiiali-ts to-duy l-onght all the
propel ty of J. A. Shoudy, paying
alo.OOj theiefor. There ia a rail
road deal behind it.
Direct to China.
San Fanci8co, August 14. The
Pacific Mau company, after send
n g one s earner f 10m here to Hong
Kong, via Victoria, and receiving
one si earner from Hong Kong, via
thai point, has abmdoued tne new
st -i -ping place, and will hereafter
end steamers direct to the Orient
from th 8 point. ,
Puwderly Wanta to Arbitrate.
Detroit, August 14. In a speech
beioie tne assemblage o1 K. of L-,
ibis evening. Powderly sad that
In- and li s omr.xies were goit g to
New York to demand an nriiitra
t.. n in the matter ui the New York
Cential n. I Hud on R.vtr taiiioad
strike.
Fatal Saw-Mill Ea plosion.
NttwuLRY, S. O , Augtint 14. A
boiler in a eaw-milt near here ex
p oded. Four men, one wnite
and three m gioo, were instantly
kil-eii, and to negroes senoUel
woui.Uel.
The Women's Relief Corps.
Boston, August 14. At a meet
ing of the Women's Relief Cotps
to day Mrs. Mcllenry of Iowa, was
elec ed national president and
Mrs. E. A 'turner cf Massachu
setts, senior vice-president.
j Usa elegant lotion for
A STORMY SCffiE
Republican aenawrs Hold
aa
Important Caucus.
TALK OF ADJOURNMENT.
lbs Froli Orop is th East Will Be
8brt-Bajsr Oobbiog It Up
FltkUng U Oaateauda.
Washington, August 14 The
Republican enatoiul caucuB to
nignt waa the most impoi taut yet
he.d. It was a very inhai monioua
meeting. ' tjuay ami Caiueruii Uhu
epreisented the political inexped
iency uf doii g anything with the
fedeial electtn bill at present, and
urged the necessity of an early ad
yaarnrnag't from a party stand
point. Aid licit also to-tiM s : 0 ut
those who i.esire an adjuuruineni
was opokeeuiau for thoae aenatura
wiio view ihe einbanassment and
delay of the tarid' as out-weighing
all other cousideiai ions in decid
ing the policy to lepurued.
Plumb also spoke, and it is un
derstood, opposed Uie election bill.
ti-iar and Spencer were its cham
pion. The latter made a strung
speech, which some denominated
is "reading the riot act." He
warned the senators that they
'iiust meet the issue squarely.
I'he election hill must be pas.-ed
this ses-ion or not at all.
The discussion shoed that there
wa a greater number of senatois
ban has been generally suped
alio are willing to adjourn without
the election bill being voted upon.
The number of these senators is
placed at fifteen.
TBB DAV IN CONGRESS.
What Waa Done In Ihe National
Capital Yesterday.
Washington. August 14. Rep
resentative O'Niel oi Pennsylvania
t -day rep med to the hou-e front
the sen tie a concurrent resolution
requesting the President to couv. y
o the wi.iow of General Grant, a
hsire that the l dy of G n r. l
iraut be ren oved to Arlington
cemetery. The commit'ee rep rt
l the resolution favorably, ret og
nizmg, tney say, ihe simple ex-.ues-ion
if t e univeis:vl wUh of
the people of the Unite t Stat-s.
The r-enatc tariff bill waa taken
ip. Pendi.ig the question on
est's amendment to reduce tl.e
duty on tin plate, Mixbeil ad-
tie-sed ihe senate in ieteue of a
high p'orection as the poliVy t i
which the republican party stands
committed.
ENGLISH NAVY CRt'ELTY.
Insubordinate Men Placed zn Cells
and Nearly Roasted.
Portsmouth, Kng'and, August
14. trews of the I -lit eh crui-ers
have presented a petition to the
lords oi tiie :id:.irahty to-day cm
plaining of un warrantable cruelty
t ward men found guilty of in
subordinatijn. The prisoners ar
confined in cells situated eo clos
t the boilers that when steam is
.tot up I be wretched men are neatly
mas ed to death. The command
ing officers hav n refused to listen
ti any complaints, t ie men have
had no ch ice but tc pi e'er charges
of wanton cruelty against them.
:'hi aifiir lias made a ptofouud
sensation iu all clas-es of naval
ervice.
THE SAHARA RAILWAY.
Pioposltlon to Lay n Track In the
Great Desert Country.
Paris, August 14. It is no?
stated on fairly good nuihonty
that the government has decided
e ther to build the Sahara r iUay
itself, or guarantee ac niaiy that
will be hold enough to attempt it.
Like evetyihing else in the line of
aigantic schemes, the Sahara ra.l
way seems popular with investors
and no 'ess than three coiii,iaiiie8
are now struggling for the honor
of bankruptcy in the service of
humanity in the sands .f the tireat
desert. All these companies have
their panisans in the chain ier.
That fact ia embarrassing the cai
inet.aud may lead ihe government
to cast aside all offerings for me
work.
FIGHTING IN GUATEMALA.
A Big- Battle le Dally Expected
Mueh Skirmishing- Done.
DATEMII.A, August 14. The
fight at Blue RH:k seems to 1
more serious than at fir-1 r-ported
It seems that so-' e "iVO iro .ps
came to the ss-istance o' ihe l.ber
al., Salvador tro-ps, and he reeu
lar troop. Ez.-U drove th-m
ba k ii; confusion ai d . r,t...i
egh ..ieces ot aitillery. Tilr
feited tiooi renr-d to
The.r amii.unitioii irave out 'i
pics-t- oi the Gu t ina a trw.pa
w re fired upon atCouieeque, six
jj.it. n irom tiere, this uiom.iig.
Although war has not m b'en
declated a b g fight i8 Vxp c e 1
daily, as this is the only K)i.,t
where hzeta and his army can
enter Guatemala. 1 here are 5 md
tr a.ps here, 1040 more at C-ute-
I e iue, a i a j jju scattered aloi
ii ie ironiter.
Great Lose of Life.
Calcitta, Angut 14. A flood
prevail in the Ganges river,
which has overflowed it hanks,
ami the surrouiidh g country ia
inundated to an extent never be
fore known. There is great loss of
lifs.
W( aUtMay ef mg