ALISAN'V, OUKUON, SATUUDAY, AUGUST 10, IftSlo.
-M U IS NTS A WEEK.
VOL. V. SO. 17JJ
S
Ex:lu3ivo Ageacv fo.
7iT.r)l It Kl.fi ItKH'K
H. A. CKUtt'UEK. C. W. CHOWDER.
CKOWDEU BROS
Contrav.to- s ana Builders.
Ollice on First street with Wal- i
lace a cusu-k, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all kiinla oi biiildiug-iorcariicn-ter
work. All work intrusted to
4 will Im- iimmptlv -xi-till
Land ottiee a Oivgoii City Or. 1
July 31. 1S90.
NOril'Ei hrn-liv i.en that in
TiiinpiiiioH with I lie provisions of
the 4i't if Coiurm l June
3 1873. entiile.i, Aii act lor
the -al- of tun -er Uiid.iu the Sa'es
.1 C.lil. r-iia. Oregon, N-va la ami
'A'.-ti ngt.oi Ti-rnt"r," N-t i M.
K tile, ' Seattle, t'nlllltt of Km.!.
5 .tiu ( 'pluiig no. hia tin dav
i in tii iiffii e lier iiworii t.ti;iii nt
N 219.1 f r tin-f'rc'n-e of tne S
V J i .-.t- ion N I- i'i r.iwunhi
N .. 13 h Kiu- N 2 Ki-i, and
Hill - tf r p t ! sli li: it ian I
mi, lit x ill '3 v.i'ii ili- ' r i . tun
.,.r ' .lie !n fur IK ICtilr ro i.nr.
;...pe-. and c -r il.li - ol I'm to
. lan.i . I re 'lie U-.t-'er umI
II -rlv.:r i 'In- lii:,. il lr.g..ii t'i j
ll". gl, Mlll'H MV ?tl 0" "I IV "t
X en.', r ISitO. S it nun in it
u .1 in; V pi, ! i'..rt- !,
. . I i I nl.i..i, O -
. . i;. 'i-c, -i r-t.'-ma, a-ii..
i i-. Ken-, ..r s.-.ittit-. w.ip ..
It l -' Cll llH "I
, i . lir aN rlrMl 1411 P A
r " ft v ' 'il.- ih ir c .iiiiip i" to
tti t-on or fori- ii I otli i'a
Novelifcr, IVJO.
I. I AIM'KRSOW
K. uinU r.
ullrr rr I'Mbllral .
Uo 1 ."'." Lmi'I I) tirr. )
) ...... i: O . Jul -KJ ISUO f
NOl'iCK, ip hren kiviu to..i. n.
r un,, lam e H h ihi- jiroviioi.ii .1
h act l 'nii(rc ot Juob 3, 1ST 3,
. -. t oil "An act for the sale nt ttin-
j- 'auila Hi the St-Uea "t Calitorma,
i . jt.,n Nevada, an I Wanhiiicton
iorx , ' i'a'.'T V'nackar. of Ta
.ma County o' Vier. State ot
Va-' iniiio'i hu thia day til rl in thi
i I tic - i.iuPMorn atalKnifiit N. IMSl.
' r the pnrcta-if of the N. i "I
Krt-tion , 24..iii T"iihip No. 12
. outh. Raiij;-Si 2 E-t, ami will
' tfer p.-uof in show that the laml
ujiit is more valuhle f.r it1 tun
. r or ttntiK than for agricultural pur
: ap, ant t estahliah hi claim to
ii.l laml bi fore the R-gintL-r an.t
.'leoiver of thia office at Orrgon City
ri-t;nn, on Tuesday the 4th day ot
Noveinher 1S90 He nainr as
l.'Se: T. Dly, M. M. Berlwrick.
.1. Keuh, and E. H. Smith, ail of
YJ -ma. Wash. Any ami all r
v u c.aiiniiiK adversely the above
i e-crilxsil lanl are requested to tile
neir claim in thisiollioe uo or he
1 jre aid 4ih da. of N vemher 1890.
J T. APPERSON.
Register.
Keller fer raklleallaa.
I'niteil Sta-ei I-ai-l IMliif.J
Orei-u City Or , May , H!U
NOIli K 1 HEREBY .1VEN
that in couipl an e w tti tin
proviri n of he ' of Ci'iures
.I Jii e 3. 17H, t tl- il "An act
f r he mI' oi iiJii trlamN in t,
Stiiew oi talioini-, Oriynn.
Neiada. iil xVsi.i itlii Tern
tory," Kin r Kask n of Rk i
(.' k, hiti t ia da tileil in thi
ctli.f iis iw-rii gta fin n Ni. 1'1''
for t''e pi.ifhusw of thf S. K l4
Nntio'iN . 21). in Towiifiliip No.
1 Sou h Rang-N '.i E.-t. nml
ui I oiler proo lo sh w th ! the
l.in i - iiljclii is in-T valu .hie f l
itii tiniU-r ir H'one than for iigri
-u tural pi.riioBe-1, an I to f-tHii-li-ii
In-i-;Uin tMi d I mil hi fre
tlie lCcihU-r anl R c iver of tii
oilii e at ir-'jtii; C'y. 'reijiii on
'1 iiiir-liiy th--Mli day of iiMo'i r,
110. Hi- II. Ill) i an ilIl --8 8.
ie -. Mill r i I'oi tla d O e.on
1. A. lik. f l.o k i nk Or.
li W. wl a--, oi Ro. k C'r ek Oi.
E. E. I'ai', f ho k t'ni-l.,
Any niol al itii- rlaiiniiii;
ailvrrii ly 'h - a uvr d oih-o
l.tiol are ijiu- l ' lilt 'hci
i-iai'i.g lii thi-ollUv on or h-ioie
B.id 'J.li day oi Ott U r. 1H!H.
J. T. .WTERSoN.
hi gi er.
i-am-r Aiilvwl'.
..r.iKi?, S e-i l'o a oe-,
l earli B. Ton at- es.
Cant-lojiei, Vu idover,
WaU- uieo 118, l'
Hai.an 8, A pits,
L- ni , Cui uuiteii.
ill ot ih-above j ib ie. tied in
fine c nil tun. call early and
avoiu the rush.
Jib'KUB & CiAJUUTT.
EARLS
JJiv CoiiNiliii:
LAUILAND OKNTS FTH
N1SH1NGS.
Also have complete line of
BlHJ'IN and
For aprmg trade at priet
hat duty uouu-eeitioii. Oiv
us a call nol lu your shoe
bedriKsk ..price. . &yo.
da ami pquare l. aling.
he Ludlow Fiao Shoos
HCH NATIuNMBAHK
PKKSIDKST L fLISS.
Vt K PKKSIHKNT M. " YoUSO.
cashik k w. .a:' m
I'KA.NOACI-S A Otlf-tAL BAMtIM
it. K Vol'io, L. Klikn
L K hli, K F. mi.
K W. L.'81
liiMer.
Lin,; Cwnnty .iim'
liANK.
Albany, ; - Oregon
APITAI. STi CK, $10,(KI0.
Prisident J I. r. n,
Vi e I ml. nil- J V Kalli n.
Cuphie iu I. ( h i Im rTi't
A-i an' C lii. i li A r. hi1 alrt.
:i r J I I' ; ii J it I l.t..f, Cfi. I
houlnruii-. M - i.a.ld, w ii l...llru,J A
ra ( l ami u A Arcnl'.u .1.
la I P .rltKni' l.kllklliK II -llt-M.
L irT ii ". Vii-W.sjui
iif-i 4iil t.anil. Of.
.ill .no- n .ir.ipl ii'iirir.2
tifivi tciMMir iiilijeirt to hp.
' tlli.tiiir tnrritiiil to iip will ft ceiv
1 1. l alt. i ii
l I.X.NY. OliKUMV.
I'll II W.'Ut.WM
itli-Mi...
"1 l'rr ..
.4-lllrr
II Kilt M
II I MIMKIII
. Jll W.KLtlt
iiikfitoks:
H. Bmtvt. .1. V. Hl.AIN,
5li 1 1 I'M I'll KKT, " H-SltWAKI,
E.J Lanmso. II. F. Mfkkii.u
-FOR-
CHICKENS
$5.00 PEE DOZEH, -
EGGS 8CEiNTS.
Mueller Garrett,
.A
8r
r m miK bv mi HMnniNTn.
. r... n .1 tl. v , i,p,.,m,.h
.. Ti fUr .1 p .U ri.tr f tin fur
lit ,.WI. fiLHil! ni Pl-l h.-K
' VVnlnn i..-. diii. .in , n'lHI
l-ini I ). li.. Iimvi l y T of nM-dl
tin-. II. now p.it. for t,r.-.. tn..r
W,nlii. it i- tin. I.,..' tl.in f.r
zit .rri. ..v,.r irie- I t h'n nd hi.
fri. I tf.t ?otl lp loX o lll- 111
nr !if. si(l i-lu-i-rfnlly rii inini-nd it
nt . .
l(f -di. JnllN Mi-M Ml N.
r r I'nnnlv ''oiomi-piinii r Lin e To.
iirifj. n.
Sr.rin M l.nnr ennntv Or.'ifon.
tr-f .. W .iim.in iio-l.tcnr of the
"itsfe i i irarn ,av it enre him ol
I'nni'h alter other pn-Tl.tiin
h:id fiVil. I.ikcwl... tro of hl litiV
rlr'n nel it to i-nri-theirromrh. Mr
M rk Unite, wife of I'n.f Rn'-l.-y.
-ent i" to Prof .Tnliniw. Hid ri-.-m.
in tid it In hII l-o siit'er from ro'd..
ind i-oiitli-. For i-oiiirli. it net like
1 i-liHini, and Ohii he inhi-li-d into Mie
ilpi' or iiiisimueK. alirrf, other
couga sttxaa aaa react
CURE
w.r...t.d t itctrMvr" r'"o'.,
.tire t.tBkUlliitfc relui.de.'
AFTER
lie ki tier lue uiaii c! .ther sua whethm
.nsiiix iroiu the tcj-le up ol stirauiaiiia
Iacu or opiuiu. oi ihfoiuh juuttiful itiliii
teliub, oei ii.duli:i i'i e, stc . such aslosnoi
ilraitt Puoei, Anke i.'stM. Bmrinjc 1jwi.
Kins in ihe k, auui.uii W akuew, Uy-
cria, Ner uiin Pro ratmu, Nouturuui Otuip
.iuiis, Leucuirhoe, Ui2JUiija.t Weak Memory,
noaral fewsi snl bu(Wiv, which If ue
lucteO ulleu haul to immature old aye au
insanity. Price l a box; boseh (cr 6.(t
-eut by mail ua receipt ot price.
t Wmilfc U iKlliltt is given
ith every tb order received, to refund tn
uoiiey il a Prrsissml curs ts i.ottfle- tei.
v have thoiUMiiiisol testiuioniaUi Irviiii old
o.d yuunir, ol both sexes, who have beei
nuanently cured by the use I Ahroditni
-ireular free, Adilress
lll. I'M! O MllM I. ('.
vestern Bisuch, V. ., SI I'ortisi.d, unaoii
Koi sale li l-'.pl. a M MS.ii, h esle
r.:-:: Golden IWIXI Fill:
Kir Kent ilr Ii -reirul
title; uitl
intf lik thi-ni ih
lit iitarki-t. NeVf
ll UWKfllil
luliH miititliU
(luruiiteef' t n
tufi NtriiaMtti..
Sn.re,Sife. Cerioii
Ihill't lC lllllllllllK
ueil. Nive turn
Health ni money
'lake n..ther.
.--i t o anv so-
Ires, ".j mi.il . i. re. ift "f Jri e, ti no Al
r.w ' lno lrllriin li.miHii
Vi-.t Itmi.l. II 1'T. I i.ill. i.n. 4r
tnlil h I'o-l-s? A Vs-nn. All.snv. Orn-t
r.v-
Bjini Tuur P.o.er
I'Iiioiil'Ii tin on! iMlati Htm of
iliirklinrl k Kimmicv:
The oldest Real Ei-tate Firm in the
They have lande of al' dppcrip
tioiin for i-alc at the very lowest
prii-pi and on the moHt favorable
term.
We have some fine bargainR in
small tracts of garden and fruit
landx near the city, which we are
offering at a great nacrifice. Thia
property liea near the city, and ia
the very bent on the market, part
of which i eet out to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a large list of choice
husim-pi" and residence property
for sale including the (ioltra park
addition, the Unt, neanst and
cheapest Buhnrhnn pioj.iitv on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double in value in less than a
year.
EASY P-ATICESTS.
BUR ART & KEENEY,
.'; i ;.s'ms.;..o.i.
A.N'll
INSURANCE ACEKTS.
i in xv
OKI (;ox
Ki.l. Itolilsn. R CK HHH.I.IINO
Writ. J. H. I! iahi, Al-
lnnv . O eifnn.
111" SAI.K- A if d pin of Ke-itle
liiuire ot U. W Sinioii
ules.
Sl'OT CA II
"IJACKtT S'lOItE,"
JUST (PE'UD I PP. MMMj TEM jLE.
l..di.K ai d item-fti i i.hiiK to. .-. in, t-,
t 11. voter, nie a d in ' Ii hi, n.ei.'p
and l.i iiitlxMar pU . iideip, i e s l..it
t lis. I sir, f ih. iai aid h oe tirurlc-,
ptsli i e't. I.- ' nmt, mis, ni.i . iiW.
link in, a: a rsi nai artnlep t o u
I Ho i. l n ti n i, tie 'I I tie tLtNip air
Id at Hi. h i ih list he iiin.tleiu
I Ii- ated slit ihet n.t. hait mil.ecitt,
u.n. p- .i.l.i i t as. nfi r. me m.iI mt our
ncs l tic.ul.lt t. ph. .t. ,k. in . i.riu-
j - l.
UKK.N Uill L.VV.
I A hoice and con pi. te line of
bottlm dclit iisii'p In ve jtt U-en
U.l.ll.tfl t.. II. V U-.u-L .ull ...1 -
4
WillamdtcValh'
........u . ' .... -v n i , BUU BCV
( tUviM. V, it. iimvti ilL
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
Increased Appropritijns for Pa
cific Coast ImproTements.
THE RITBB AMU HAMBOB BXIA
"""" I
8Lator Qttj M-k.s at SzalaMtlaa
lbs Dtft Prsocedaf- la -tk
B.aaebst ti Caag.ets. .
Washington. Auituat 15. I-
ae.-iatu l.-u.iV a ooinc the unit Utl.
iiicuta repor.i d oy the umiiiiitedj
o.i apirpiianuiid au I agiet Uon
y i Ue atji.at.- weru tna liloiUiim
in-ertU4 t&U ,UJ i lor tlie ti
tiancc to oalVtBou klatbur,
1'exas.
ludcrling a provision for a c m
iiiibuion to den nuine the beat lo
caiiou foi a le. p nuter jaroor on
lue i'acitic Cuaal.
IiiHjrtuu iirovia on to re-examine
the harbor at fort orioni,
Oregon, l-" a tiaruoi U rtfug-.
liuTeaaiiiK int.- ..p, r i ri .in fur
'he canal at th Ca cades, Oieg m,
irom t4'K) 0 to H5 ',iiii.
For the inou'h oi tie G luiub a
r ver fr in $425 iU0 i.i $5 O.i"00.
l or tiie loer Willamette and
C-l'iiiil'M riv. rs it. front of un i
Is low l'oitlainl f.om S0,0K) to
tl, 1)0.
For t e Cowlitz river fr m $4KX,
to "0'.
F r hi C lumhia fri-m the head
of hock Island rapids to the foot
i l'-i f rapid . Vashingt"n,fnm
fwSl.lXW to t7-M f. oi whi Ii $10.
Oil may l- u-"il for a survet horn
he in'- ri ational boundary to
U ck lsianl rp ds.
1 nst! ting a p vif'on ( rn b ard
i thn e ng ue.'iH of o'ti era of tin
army to s.1 ct and piirvex fie le
cation if a s ip canal uconne
Like t'tiiou ai.d S.mish wi h
I'ug t Sound.
ecti n 4. iriving the necretarr
of wai an hoiily to tequire the al
toiiiti- ii of raiiroad lrid' 8 oei
wiit- rs when t'li-y are n b true
lion i. iiavi)Htion w -, ait. r eouie
inxl.ti.'.ilions, sgrt ed lo.
CoN(IKKSIoN L I'KOCKE DINGS.
WAisiiixoros, Aujust 15. In the
-eutite luay made a p-M.nal ex
il;inii'ion a to a ninaik attr b
iitcd io hi'u in tin leoorta of the
repu licin caucus la-1 nig .t. He
Onp Sale Fair, ''Il
13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Under the management of the
M.ile I'oardof Agiiculture, will
be hehl on the state fair
grounds near Sa'fun, coin
incnciiig on
MUX PAY, E1TEMBER 16,
And lasting one week
CASH PREMIUMS
Offered for agricultural, tork
and mechanical exhibits, for work
of art and fancy work and for trf
als of Bpeed.
Reduceti rates for fare and freight
on all transportation .inn to ard
from the fair, I in or' ant im
provements have been made upon
tSe erouddR and inr reused facili
ties are offered exhibitors. The
P avil ion Open
FOIH NIC4TS nUUNC THE WEEK.
A splendid field of horses enter
ed in the siieed di partmenr, and
Hne exhi'-itions of raciti will h
given ea.-h d y.
Kniri.-s for piemiiims chise Mon
day at 7:21 i. m Echilors are
uru'i'd to make as many of tl'eu
entries on SaMirday before the Mi
as jHissilile. (iis.'s, an inals and
artii k-s for exiiiiiin nm-t lie in
their places I y 10 p ji. Monday.
PKICKM OF ADMISSION;
M-m's day ticke' 60
mil hiV dry ii ket 2
dan's season ticket W
Worn Hi's soaMin i ket
Se d I, the st c etary at Portl .nd
Oteion, for a pr-iuiuiii lift.
I. II. Li'OXKY. Tiesident.
J.T liHKio Scretar;
N"1ICK IS llhhl BY OIVE.X lHAlALL
iro. p ii. del icti to iht old fl.ui "f
h ma-gl K em are ie uesud to crni.e f.
w rd ..ml sitth up pr m, t y, as liacc.iiiita
imipt I e clop- d. hLKIN Bio
IIKLWAMID IN A SMAILIAMILi.
J N.l.ilili,i. aid iiilt wik lr ar
tkulurs iii....re at Kit in B.i slieatne.
J if. F. V .well A Co. have just
reo-i-.nl a lurg-lot f fresh ftuit
.1 d vegv tabl s.
LAD IKS' UNDERWEAR
.rnlli ineslli.,'Jiil4'ra a
Ina. a. U 411 Ladles fcaiwrkl
J a pa nee Baza a r tcre
Kf VKNt U.K. kWt M VHihS-ttU.
t More on First bttcel liekt u ei.iei
HlsCkbUOIS.
VlHU ll I IAI .21 I p lal ) "i
O lei - iipiisti.-ii, les-sol Aiieoit, waai
i.eps, ai d l' at Dit His ol l')-la- 1
W. and 7ft it Ms yet Unua. saAIJ
IfcUl Msah.
OVER.
$15,001)
had been represented as raying he
did not wish to have the Southern
memhertof the house of represen
tatives yelping at hi heel, urged
on by the speaker. He had made
no such remark and had madtt no
ti the d inguiatn d pre
siding otiker ot the other branch
04 cougrvsH.
. Hoar exprrtaftd a hope that it
would not be n inlet stood that be
cause Quay felt cal upon t . con
tiadn t eucti a siateiuei.t that o her
pe-ple were also tailed upon to
outradici mendacious statements
ai to them on similar sub) cts
The senator knew that statements
as to himself were mendacious.
Frye moved to proceed to the
cjiBiderattoo of tlie liver and bar
not i4U..
Eduiundi araande! the1 yea
i d nay .. A vote tak. n and
the motion agretd to;eaa,3ti;
nays, 8.
tlampt n having asked Frye to
allow liim to have a bid taken up
(or hc ion, prye ex. used him-eli
: r det lining ti do so. an I said
that he ha i asked the finance
Comm ttee to let him imve two
days lor the con idera'ion of Hit
r.ver and haiiH-r bill, to-d y ami
o .-morrow, and thai he sli -uio
have apked 'be senate to remain in
a snon to-m rr -a until the bill
a a- Knisiie-i. He did n.i feel at
liberty, therefore, to vied aii
t me for any otuer luin 88.
IN THE HOLSK.
The house po ee-h d to the con
sideration of th lonfereiice re
port on the Indian appropriation
bill.
AN A MIC HI CAN I'KOTItST.
rraaee Dlncrlanlaatea A(ralt t the
I'rirftucU oftha laltM Htntra.
Wasuinoton, Aug. 15. Tin
presidei t h nt to the senate to
lay in couo.iiance wi'h ihe ies.i
lution, a 1 the crrei-p h de v not
du-ady subu itted to cong' cr
oud. i g tie effort- made i y tli s
joveri ment to stcure a mtsiirca
ton or upe.l by the Fre.u ,o.
.'inment f itsoere prohibit in.
he importa io i in'o Fiance o
tine- ic in pork and kindred Am.-r
i an io iu" s In his le ter tia s
mi t ng ii to the president the act
i g secietary says tli t ibis cm re
sp.mlence li-ios d the important
lad that ti.e French goveinme.it
now praciiiaiiv lace its exclu
i on on our pork and other prod
ucts 'ip-n econ nnic in-tead of s m
tiry groui.da. As tnii p Ley oi
x.l'isi.n, a- a men sure for tiie
n-o eetio'iof the d -me-tic p oducts
f Fran e, is applied only to the
United States, the depa-tm-'- bs
not laihd t - protest against such
discriiiiiuatioii.
I'RBPARINO rOU TBOl'BLK.
a4 Mrs te I'rotect the
road from Vlwleaae.
Kail
Nkw Yobk, August 15. Pinker
ton is still recruiting ni n to
guard the pioperty ot the e
York Central road. Fully 6 re
cruits were engaged to-day. Tney
were taki n in a tound about way
o the rear of the tirand Central
depot. Their de-tination was
West Alb my. Th y w. re h tough
lookii g lot of men that would
make a bad light it they got into a
conflict. Beiore starting them
Pinkerton made a sp ech. in
hicli he said : "Now you are not
sent out to k.U people, out if your
hvi s are in langer you know what
to do. You must not go out x
pecting a picnic because there wdl
be hard work and long liour
You will hardly be able to get
boarding houses', but we will feed
you and take care of you. Obey
orde'S from your captain and you
will get your pay."
IT MEANS KIT IN TO BOMB.
The Pope Hu riaally Decided to
Leave the City.
London, August 15 The Man
che t- r i ouri.-r io day sats : That
n consequi nee i f the tierce perse
cut ion of -he cln rcn whi h is the
policy of Crispi.the (-one will s ion
issue a iiiaiiifes o to R -man Cat
olcs througiioui -he wuild, giving
his mti-n ion of leaving Kme o
gether with his c ui t and al hi
dh rent". Fr .m a pia. tical
fioiiii of view ibi-t means ruin to
liouif-, lor wiih he pontiff will go
he card nalB, pr. laie and va-i
nuii.b. r. who a nually come to
R .me as i gnins. In facte in-mer.-ial
ruin si a res inneepersand
sli pki es era i.. the lace. ti l i
i.i iuissi le for any tar est
t hustian even now, io live in
home, winch i fast ieii.iiung t e
headqu iiterp of atheism ami free
huiigit. Hiop windo, are lull
of sliocki g caricrtures ot the
U.itv. Liceli-e s illowtd for
laspheii.y and its imte e. cy has
ni-ver i een suip iws-d in hiptory,
veu Juring the Fieuch war bl
17.
4 haaacey Dejiew lutervlewed.
Hamuiko, Aug. 15. Chauncev
IVjiew , president ol the ew York
Central, in n n erview t-duy
was asked ins op nion of tlie s.tua
ti n of at airs m regard to ihe
strike on that road, tie in reply
said he tli I not think it w s n.-cee-saiy
to ex pies- an opinion in vi w
of the lata th t tie st.ike wae
ended.
Great reduction made on sailor
waii-ls, silk wool and tine flannel
at i. " Simp-oii'
P&ISLST : & : FXiB, : Job : Frinters
t FUNN BLOCK, ALBANY, Oi
AN AWFUL PLUNGE.
An tngine Crashes Into a Depot
and Explodes
THI KILLED AND WOCNDKD,
Tk Fop - Dsddes to Lt. Bsmr, tti tb
Oi.y is D omsd - A It nif 4u U
be l-t'.ti te Cathol.cs-
Uktboit, Mich., A'lv. lo. The
North snore l.uiiud express trip
on the Michigan Cei.tral w 8 ba ll;,
a ret kedihinaiten.o u at Augu ti.
The b1i eJ Tain- a rack cai fa
irtigiit which had been side
tiacked. The en aim- jumpi d tilt
track and crashed into tne poi,
.oi.i 1. 1. ly wrecking t e building,
and tc boys wi.o were ins Jc
Wire killed. Ai-er ptriKii.g th
de; t ihe tiig'i e e tpl ded, b ow
in tlie nr m n io uioms and i -scanty
kilngtliD engineer. Hit
particular- t..u- tar ie eivcd ar
ueagr.-. Xo pi s-eugers are re
por ed k lied, altnougn the nuui
er oi injured i.i g v n at ten to
twelve.
KINU OV THK I'UltAN FOKESTS.
Kefuaed a Demand of S25.000. II.
V reeks m Train and Cuuiinilp
Murder.
New York. Aug. 15 A-lvice-roni
Havan stale that the out
Itw, Manuel Garc a, who sm1s
hiiii-elf "1 ing of t e Cuban For-
es's. recei tlv sent to the p-e-i
lent of ihe V'eMaineva tailwav
I tier d -tnai'duig 25,' 00, atd inti
lilted that a lailu e V ion
with ins requ -pt would p o a
result ill sein us intemtp'io s t
av-l. Ihe otli iiUof the rod
p iid O attem ion t Mrc;a's com
tii;mi'ation, iber.-fore "the kn g"
led hi- men t)a p'aC" iai el I-m
pt'ineand t re up about l50 arU
if track on lli side of asna-p
cuive. A fr ight train hound inn
Regit to Mat.tiizas came al ngan'l
i bad wreck en-med. (iarcia an
Ii' gang directed 'oniluc r Kod-eriqu-
z to u II thei l w In. h of hi
mis con ain d p.ovia ous. lio ler
quel lep'ied by warning 'he oin
;.ws not to meddle with ti
'eight. A fi.ht followed, in which
iar.-ia and his thir'v co.lcag'ie
uade rhoi t work of live train nn-i.
Rixl-riquez was kill. tl. the engn
er, tiieman an I one of th- brake
men were wun led, and the oihe
brakeman ran away, (jur - a leu
i letter to the nresi'tent of tin
road, in which h- laitliie woitl.i
vreCK n ioi e train- if the mouev
was not forlhi oming.
BUFFERING ON A DESERT.
Survivors of a Wrecked Schoonei
Arrive at 8au Diego.
San Dikoo, August 15. The
mrvivoisof the wreckd schoonei
vlice D, on ihe lower coast oi
Lower California, arrived here to
day, having b-'eu en ruute acr s
Die peninsula since July 28. Tin
party of four tiavtled acnes tut
ti- sert ctrrv ing wa er and lots
I hey were seven days on tue lurn
ii g -and. Tneir teet were bc .rcm d
into blisters and the wa er wap
too hot io drink dining tne great-i
art of the dayi.ne. Eigh'v
in'les t loin .-an Diego tliev c..in"t
ipou a sheep runcn, and ii red i
earn to drive tin m to an Ditg.
Tliev suffeied horribly on tin
de- rt, an l could have i.e d out
but a jew day s lou.er.
ON THE OREGON COAST.
Verjr Fossyr M eaiher Interferes
With Navigation.
Poki land, Aug. 15. Captain
Acklev, ol the s'eanier Stat- ol
California, faiil to a r -rter ih s
n ornii g that the coast is now al
covend with h-ay fvs. .-uc.ii
aeather maks i avi. a' iug unsafe
wok.as ii p'1-veiit- the sk ppei
from get'ing Iih Ua ingsat t in 8.
he entrance -at the t ulumhi
riv-r is heavi y veil d w i h niiiks
I fog. so that a 8uii must ome in
b iween the log-t and the el y b
souii-what tit-lay .- at time-.
Salmon Calch in Alaska.
San Fkaxcisco, August 14. The
ark C-I'M'hei.e aiiiv-d Ir in
Alaska ytsteiday w ith L'3 1'lo
ascs ot cann d sain, on li.i.-
uiakes a i olal ol 74.100 CiBes t-
ate. This quantity lias hit n
inutig it by t ight vesse s. L.t t
year up ti tnl- inne there nail
e. n laiiitals Ir.'iu 1,44 a e-.
The laig.si caigi iorihecur.cn'
sea- n was 17 4i3 cases, on t e
Xi.'lmlas Th yer, vihich ..rrivedt-n
ihe 12ili.
Excursion to Newport.
Ovvi' g io numeious requests the
xcmS'ii tram lor iNevs.rt will
eave Albany at i v. m., Saiur ay
August 13 1. instead oi tue t t
i, our irevioupy uuooiiiiced. This
w ill give i xcu.t-io-.ists all evciiii g
in t.e neach al Xew po t, arriving
at that place ab ml d A'y p. m.
Ca t Wiinmt.of the stcaiti schoon
er .t.is-hief, is hiick from a cruise
in Beln in i-e an I will li.ve his
. . . . .. f,.- ii.j '
accommo 'atiou ot those w. o wish ,
io go vt-r the bar lor pi , sine or
lishing. Ample accou.uiodati jn
at the hotels. j
i
a-
San Dieqo. Aug. 15. J. Sulli-
van, of Ocean .-i e, deteite I li.
M iiiiiiug in sixty-nii. e roun in last
uight. Uoth mou wue very weak
in the laf round, but Sullivan hit
Manning a blow in the wind which
knocked him out. The tight wa
very blcody.
Mrs. Pettiaglll Dead. ..
Spokane Falls, Aug. 15. Mrs.
S. Ciageit I'ettugill, wile of . b
Petting ll, mai.ag.ng editor of the
lacoiua Jjedger, died at the resi
lei.ee jf her brother. W. ti. Clag
geti,ii O-borne, Idaho, ih s morn
ing ot paralysis ol tiie heart.
The Didn't Go Home Till Moralaf.
Om .ha, Aug. 16 The deni
c at.c sia.e louveiition did no. au
jonrii till day.ipht this morning.
James Loyd, vf Uu.aha, was t.ouii
UaUd lor governor
,-'Utj. - -fry 1.; ..I-"
MtlBDEKOIII TKAlM WUl
Al
Attempt to Throw Paeaencerk
Duwu au Embaukmeut.
PirrsBLKo, Aug. 15. Last n:gh
t e Atiauiic Coy exenreion tr..u.
uu Hie liailliiiOie tSi Oh o rllrt.
ua- wricite.i twenty imhs iron
re " unkiown peis i e, wi er
tue ro d run-, ului g the Youghn g
heny river, thirty feet above th
a ate . It re-ulte I in the death o
two cn-iu.t rs and a t-amp. flu
pa-sen .er- e-ad with sl'gl.t
cuts n-nd brine -s. Hie train cn
"ish d of t..ree slee rs. which
were crowded with excirsonst
tor the eea shore. Ties wen
lac'd a'-r ss th- track and threw
e engine down theembanknieiit.
riie passengers were saved by tin
-ar turn:ng over in the othei
lirec ion.
AMONG THE MTRIKERS.
rro of rinkerton'a Men Acciden
tally Killed In Nnw V . k.
Al-asy. X. Y., August 16.
Two Pinkerton det Ctives at West
Mhanv me a horrible ilea' h eailj
this, morning in aiding in gettinj.
ut lieiglii c.rs. r.ng nes tacke
lo a ii a .-ar upon them. Both met
.vere caught by bump-rti ane
killed. The news qui. kly spn ai.
hrotigh the city that stiik. rs had
lilltd these ni- n. and an immeust
rowtl som g tliend. but the ex
citement soon subsided.
RAlLHO.tD CHANGE".
ew Officers Elected on the East
eru Mluneaiita Road.
-t. Pai l, Au. 15. A cotnplett
hang in th- otiicersand directors
if the Kasteru .M inuesota r.iilwsj
vas efle t-' at tin auuual met-i
ng yts'i-rdav. Th tiew olTice-s
.tre: President, W. I'.Clough;
ic.'-p e-ident, M. D. Grover; sec-
etary and treasurer. E. Sawyer;
direct ts. dough, Grover, Sawxei
tnd J.. I. Ilili, all of whom art
roiiiineiitlv connected with tin
Jreat Xoithern. The reiireiuenl
f II. D. Mi not fiom the presi
dency has leen excted. At
present he is somewhere on tin
I'.ic tie const. It is said they hav
established an office in San Fran-i-co
and are f inhering some nn
known enterprise f the Gnat
Northern. One re) ort is that ol
rum ing a line and purchasing tht
i lit of way to ex'end the Great
N -rthern Vroi Butte, Mont.,
ilnough I'oist Ci'y to San Fran
c sco. Th s, however, has b en
epeatedly denied by the officials
f the road. The fact however,
remains that Minot is tipo1- the
coast, and F C. Cn g-r, fornn.-il
tre-isun-r of the Eas ern Minne
sota, and one or two other formei
employe- of the company are also
here on son e mission.
AN IRISH SCARE.
V Silly Ghost Story Haa Thoasands
of It el levers.
Di'blin, Aug. 15 The Irish cap
ital is at pres-nt nj inj a sens
ion in the shaieiif a s!isi S'ory
'liHt blra ly count- bt-lievers by
ii e 'Ii -nsin I ,. Ai'nong the ruins
at Cristclitrch cii icdial .tre ti os
I all ancient ch: iel. Ihese, c
.ord ng ! popu ar lelef, an
hau t- 1 1'V men ho take nightly
and visible vtlksamoi gt'jeb oken
r li. T-e tlioiougii(re ie in
nono'izid ty th o fcs of people
when tl e wt ntid i uir for th -s's
draws near nd trallic i sus
leiitletl. To nitji the emgency
tlirp extia fo ce of olic have
b en de ai'ed f r dmy Piiests
ar- enga.etl tl ere in their leo
ti n-t and the town i.ow has the
api-eaia ice of tne tvicien.-e
-iicUcn through perpetr ilum of
some dreadful rime. Excitement
is gr win j daily.
Revolution In Cuba.
. Havana, Aug 15. A lev lution
ha- or ken out in Santiago tie
I'uha. Ti.etown is in the hamU
of insurg-iits, to whom ii win sur
rendered by mi itary ant-orcies
nuer a luiei Mrugile. Manytf
i lie soidi-rs, as well a- un-mber-ot
ihe c vil guard J I the district, it
i-i sa d. have j iine J the rein Is
There is great excitement among
the opie oi the whole island,
anl the news trout Santiago de
Cub.! has caused a general depres
sion in t omuierci tl circles here.
sne ivniicnisoi uoor
Albany, Aug. 15. The Knights
of Lab r ha e issued a circular in
which th-y a--ert that the 8 a'e of
atf ii'S rewarding tlie strike has
heen m srejirese ted by ihepapeis.
"Th - vsav Hint eveiyti.ing is i o
gressing in iheir tavo'.th t con-
trary io tne repO'ts ol the otli- ials
the raii road company is rel using
, all sbiptuenis of might fiered.
A BIG ShNSATION.
Arrested for Tarring and Feath
ering a California Editor.
THE CAVSE or TBS TROCBLE.
It Tu aa ArtlolT Aeeueg a Ushosl
Profsssnr ottlsdis Iailaaoy Wltk
His Pretty PipUa.
ijoa Amjeles. August 15. Late
thi- aiternoon four young men, of
tlie aifes of ltf and il, Were brouji hi.
ii gieen i cerntdVn ianingJ"iiri3""
feathering Edi or Kei.t e," oi the
News, last wtek. The assail t n
the e dtor had iis rigiu in evt-nta
hat : -ecu r ied some mouths a.o,
rowing out of a d8Uie between
t'tof. Frazier, piiucipal oi the cen-
ral school at that pi a e, and Miss
vir thn, one of Ida teachers. 'Ibis
nouble filial'' en led m i l-arges of
ndue familiani) wi'h girls in the
choul. The Azuzt Xews pub
li lied an article hear ing ihe
.tii-usation against Frazi. r, wheie-up-n
a mob - ouiNjsel of seven
u pi Is. or former pupils, of his,
rtceed d to Bentiey's house
t night, taned bun from the
Aaist up, then feathers were ap
plied. The affair has dialed a
profound sensation.
A DREAM REALIZED.
1 Great National University to Bo
Established at New York.
New York, A eg 15. The Tiib
me to-day saj s : There is a m .e
aiei.t on foot which if ca.rii tl ou ,
-vill g ve New ork an iiisiit'.'ion
A'iihout a rival in this country.
I'he establishment of a national
.inive-sitv in this city with an t n
lowmeut't inteitst of 0 0ii),0.i0
is pioposed. From a trieiid if
1'ie-idein Ro kafeller. of ihe Stan
laid Oil Trjst, ami R-v. MacAr
thttr, it was learned that Di. Mac
AithurV tlream of a great Baptist
j.ivt rsity in this city seems about
to be lealizeil.
IKai-1U IN KlaSINU,
A Cloaed Teat Which Served te
Break Engagement a.
New Yokx, August 15. Tho
-tewing set tool of the Ptesbyterian
Church at Xatituck, Long Island,
nas lieen holding a fair the iast
A. ek, and l aslorririetl thechuich
circles by openit g a kissing booth,
,'harging 25 ceuU a ki.-s.
There has been several results of
this new church movement. Tne
ri'Bt is thai the fair is a grand' suc
cess and so much money is pour
ing in that agitation bus eguii for
rccting a new chuich huiloing.
The second result is that several
ngagemeiits in the village are de
clared off, and there is a good proe
(iect for a batch of divorce suits.
The fair was held on a lawn near
the church and a special tent was
drvcted wh ch bote the e gn Ad
nissioi' five ent-. lo kiss the
aby, twenty five cents." Inves
tigation proved that l aby" was
plural, a ui that its aget tai ge.l
i mm 16 to 19 ears. Wiihin half
tn hour the men had formed in a
ine.on Mondav, the ojieniiig night,
which reached around ti.egroiinds.
Each man, aa last as he left the
ent, hastened to set uie a plat e at
the other end of the 1 ne, so as to
.ret in again. Tuere ia now talw of
unuing si-ecial trains fiom Xew
York to the fair. The Methodist
preac er, however, has announ. ed
mat he wi 1 denounce this mean
of raising money lor clnirch pur-po-es
next Suiiday hut the p.es
oyterian ptptor i-ays that there
s 'lot hi i ig in the Bible th it fori i Is
t, and be rather likes it himself.
Struck for I'ay.
Chicago, Aug. 15.-All the
witchmeii on ti.e Wabash struck
his aiternoon, compete y tyi. g
uo tie line, l'av day is the l&tli
of the month, and as the p ymas
terdid not appear to-day the men
quit The aymaater is expevUd
ere to-night.
Marine Offlccre Strike.
Melbcuknf, Aug. IR. The ma
il eoihceis here have dtcidt dto
strike. ThiB wil pr lyze the
shipping trad-. The ttrike in. .ve
to utexten.is to Sydney .Adelaide,
Bii-.i ane and other port".
Irish Potatoes .tre Short,
Dl-blin, Au. 15 R.'poit. re
i lieie aliow a D lato t.lnri.t
in the c-iumiesof lonegal, O-rk,
Waierto U, iipperary ana uiu-
erick.
A HsieCsrs for the Whisky Habit.
lir l.tvimrstoii's Alididote for
hniniiHiiiuM will cure auv t ape uf
the liquor ha ut in from ten to
thirty tiats, irom tne m ueraie io
lie drunkard. The antidute tan
lie given in a cup of coffee without -
the knowledge oi uie person taa
;. Tii. AntidotM will not. in-
IHK . V- -
jure ihe health in any way. Man- '
ufaciurea ny tne iivinvsu.n
Cht-mical Co., Portlanil, Orego- ,
or trout J. A. Gumming, Druegist,
sole agent.
A di-ordered coiid lion of the
mnai.li nr nml .ria in tliM ava-
vu.a.f - .
Jtem wid produce sick headache;
You can r move this trouble by
takngOr J. ll. Mclan's Li Uie
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per v at
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