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ALBANY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST Hfc IftUO.
VOL V.lSO. 183
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-DEALER IN-
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. A. CKOWOEK.
C. W. CKOWUKK.
CROWDEU BROS
Contractots and Builders.
. . . ,
. Othce on urst street mm iu-,
lace A Cusick, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on ail kinds of buildings or carpen
ter work. All work intrusted to
u9 will be promptly executed.
LADIES' UXDEliWEAR
fceatlrmra fchlrls. Children's Join
Inn, and All Ladle fcarnirnli wad
la ardrr at the
JapatieseBazaartore
nine virt low. KWoKO WoS':K CO,
sVjTStore on First Street next tciS enter A
aVackhurns.
mill! ! I : FISSi i Jo- : F;is
FL1NN BLOCK, ALBANY, 0.1
Villrr for I'ulilirallon.
Laud Ollke ut () rson City. Or,
Amtiit 15, l'.. (
XOTIC 7. is hereby Kiveii lUtit. tlie
fiiDowm.naiiiC'd settler hu.- nlrd
l.oiire uf liin intention to iin.ke
u.ii pruo' in nuppo.t of
rliiiin, mill ilr't Mil'l proof will he m;u!e
h-h-re tl'i- -'onny ( I rfc of l.inn
c. ii.iiy :it th:inv Ort'ljon, on Otto
7. viz: Loiii:. K. ILnniii. r.
llome-t.-:,iJ Kntrv No. ?Xj. t..r . th'-
W 14 of see. 14. T. 10 t.R, S E Ii-r
Ti allies the follow iliK wi;.ie!-e t
prove hi. foiitinuoii resiilenee upon
unci ruiiivation of. said hoi', as ir
S--c. SMil K. Williutii W'srs, .Imue
M. !tiiihn, Koliert Mnnroe ihh!
T lioinas J. Mi Uoiii;h. all cf Koek ereek
P, O, Liun eount v, Oretron.
J. T. AVfEt6ON.
Keuister.
Sutler lor ra hi leal Inn
I.ainl otnee at vr-n.n o,., t
Julv 10. )
N'
OT1CE is hpriiy given that
the following named settler
lias tiled no: ice of her intention to
make final proof in eupjiortof her
claim, and that said proof w ill be
i: iade be made before the I'ounly
Judge or in his absence before the
County Clerk of l.inn Co , at Al
ny. Oiegon i Friday, Sept.
S, 1S90, vis: Mary Flaugher ne
l".nrton, llomesteiid Entry No.
5795 for the W. ' of N. E. '4' and
W i.i of S. K. lA '. Section L'2, 1 .
Id js. K.l E. Jhe names the follow
ing witnesses topiove hei continu
otis resilience Uon and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: A. V
K'u hardson.Daniel Neal and K. C.
l'epperling of Jordan P. O. Lini.
Co., W. if. Queener, of Staytov P.
O. Linn Co. Oregon.
J.T. APPF.RSO .
Register.
llre for I'ulillrallon.
Land olBce (t Oregon City Or. )
AiiL'-st ly.m.
NOTH't is henhy tiven that the
follow inir-nuineil settler hs Hied
notice of his intent'u n to make
final proof in support of his eliiim.iind
that id proof iil he made before
the county Juilije or clerk of Liun
county, at Albany, Orejjor,, ou
September 1V.H), ix : J:im:-s Sun
tlersoii. Homestead Entrv No. .r:i44 for
the lot 5 of J. t tion, 4 T. 11 S.. K. 2 W.
He names the followinsf witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
und cultivationof nid laud, viz- James
Crahtree at d John K.Kile-, of Sfio,
Linn eoui.ty, Oregon, Marion Thomas
and Enoch Miller, of Albany, Liun
county, Oresjon
J. T.
APPERSi )N.
Ri:-ister.
llrc for fabllrution.
Unite t Sta'es Land Oftioc, )
Ore- on City, Or.; July 2. 1890 f
NOTICE w hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the
act of CongreM of June 3, 1S7S,
entitled ''An act for the sale
of timber lauds ia the States
of . California, Oregon, Nevla
..1 Washington -Territory," "Wil
I. !ina Ueuh, of Tmhiiv Cuunty of
Pierce. Slate of Washington has this
dy riled in this ottice her sworn
statement No. 2I7S, for the purchase
of the N. W. I of Section No, 20
in Township No, 12, Suuth.
Range No. 2 East, aud will offer
proof to show that the land sought
is mme valuable for iw timber or
stone than agricultural purposes, and
t( eutahlrsh her claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of
this ottice at Oregon City. Oregon, on
oe Tuesday the 4th day of November,
IS'.IU, anenimes as wnne-srs; v, ,
Amaker. F. Daly, XL M, Berlierick, :
aud E. 11. Smith, ad of Tao ma
Wash. Any and all persons claiming j
adversely the ahove-iWcriteil lands
are requested to rile their claims in I
this office on or befoie said 4iu
day of November, 1890
J. T. APPERSON.
Register.
E. C. Searla has opened one of
the finest stocks of shoea ever
showu in this part of Oregon.
EARLS
LADlIJS AND r.KXTS
MSHINUS.
FTR
Ml
Mv Shoe llepartment
now complete with tin- ljUrt-t
styles and liner-t viooils at the
lowest pr ces.
FIRST NATIiiN Aii BANK
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CAPITAL SI'ih.K, ii'',l00.
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'ie President-.1 MKilo.ri.
ranliicr 1 o F chin h.rl itn,
A'sisiant Tahii r OA 'r. hit aid.
lireet.'r- J L ('.i.n, .1 M I i,i-t- n. Cm f
1 hambrrlaiu. W Iji i.l. W it (..ultra, J A
Crawford ami o A Ar. iu'uM.l.
Ira'iiactM s hnt.'ral t:tiikim: uine1.
DriWHih' I'uftson N. Vo-ir. -n an.
fseoAnl io- ..i.iwi. Or. , .. . .
Loan mon on apprr.el weiiritv.J
Kwtil l.j:mHitH siiliftict t- .'h. rl.
Colluctii'iis eiitrns'fii to i.h rn-eive
proii-i'i it rtii ii
BANK OF ORKliUV
ALBANY,
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OHFMOS.
s.-.n,(Hin
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DIRKCTOKS:
IT. BRTAST, J. W. Itt.AIN,
iKn. HlMfllKET. ( II. Sim i un
E.J.
Laxm.no. H. F. Mekkill.'
FOB SALE BY ALL nRCOCISTS.
"Some.nionths l'o I i tin-based
br-xof Dr. J. P. bill's Ciit.nrh fun- for
mv own use but tindlnir mv nephew
f.. A. Mi-Mahan needinL' such infli-
euie I let him have n y i-ox of nn-di.
cine. Fl now send for three mon
ooxes, anyinir n is me ncsr unrii.' tor
eatsrrh ever trie'I by h'm slid bis
friends. 1 trot another box to use in
my ease, and cheerfully recommend it
ii -oilier.
"Siirnedi. JOHN M M Mf AN
Ex-County Commissioner Lure Co.
' 'reon,'
PtirinpCe'-I. I. ine county. Ori-irou
I'rof.I, W. I-hnson. president of the
.-tate univBTiiiv.snvs it cured him l
cou eh afUsr tw.' other prescript ion
had failed. Likewise two of his little
irirlsused it to cure their coiitrli. Mr
Murk Bailey, wife of Prof Bailey,
cut it to Prof Johnson, and rccoin.
mends it to all who stiller from colds,
and eoui;hs. For couch il acts like
a dial m, and fun be inhaled into the
pipes or p:issai.res, n tipre
coiifh cures can roach
o other
Albany Opera House,
T1IUKSDAV AUG. 28
ONE MdllT ONLY.
Spt cial engagement of the
brated artiste
iel-1-
MAUDE GRANGER.
Under the Man.ig-ment of
MI W.-M. WILKISON.
In Rirhard Davey aml .Mrs. I.ucy
IIoper's I'ckwerful Kiiki
tiinial I'lay
INHERITED
(L. IIkkitaoe Ii, IIrLEt. )
As Originally Prcducedat the The
atre de V Application, Paris
and Madison Square
Theatre, New
York. Miss Qran.;er'a Conpacy Oonp iea
SIR. Frank " nY.
Md. C I VM- v kk
Ma. C'i.ai - iBa hE,
Ma. 11 h T F til.
MS KsTA Wlll.lAVS,
MlS C'MiKIK KMIKRTS.
.Miss Jixmk I I.I,KKI,
I.ITTLK HaHV I'ARKkT,
an. aUL 11AXKKY MAIMIALL.
T ie Pis
Media) cr.
Link's
niier the dire, tion of Mr I'haB.
Hit now on sals at Will t
1.5 A jN. J
Til8 CSlODiUtBd
French
Warranted to
cure
i-.'.FOPE
AFTER
thi-i tuT. ti r1;aii'j of eilher bx wht-th
j, -iut: rntu the cxlvmivc xisr of cttiinutanlH,
t .-r iiiuiu. or tiirtm-'h outhful iinhs
cict !:, oer intliilfiii-e, etc., such actlmtHof
Cram rower, WaktMi'ne, tkarniif Down
I'aiits mthf itui k, M-nutiul n t-akiiOM, II vs-
ria, Nt on- Vrm nit inn, Nocturnal omi
stoits, LcucoirhtK;, Dizziut'Ht, Weak Mtiunrj-,
LMtoi I'oHcr aud iiuiueiH-v, wnicn u nek;
kctctt itiltn ltad to pruuiaturc old a&e and
insanity. rii' Cla box; 6 boxe5 fcr5,0U
Sent by mail m receipt of price.
Li Wtli it. qi'tita.yrMs is given
lWverj ft. iwdw
money tt a rrrmnneni euro is noieneiwo. i
have tli4iiiHuiiiH0f tuHtiiiionialh from old
and vtmiivr, of both m.-M-a, who have bwn
jhnaunetit!y curutl by the mm t Aphroditine
rir-iitar free, Ad!rcsM
4PHKO MIMIK iU.
Wi-dttTii liram h, -'7. I'ortUnd, Orctfnn.
rtijl lr-i-kiMti A:'
Fur Kfinale Ir-rt-mil
iritiw; noth
tnir iiki tlitm on
tht market. Never
ifiil. Siieceswftilh'
Uused by prouiinent
latiii-s motiihlv.
Giiaraiiteet' ti re
lieve survasel
nit'i struafittii.
2ure,2afi Csriain
Until be
K"!. ei
Health a
be nmiinuif.
Save time.
ami money.
Take no other.
Sent to any al-
ilress "iy niaii on rei it of prier, $'2 00. Ail
i!nis tplini lelii'inr iiiiihii.v
U,-st liran.h liox 27. 1'orllninl, (r.
Solii by Fnthav & Maon, Albiinv. Oreirra
- BY-
Bjinii Your Piopertj
Tliniiit-h the estate tirm of
i)iirk!i;nl fc Kcoiicy:
rie oldest Keal Estate Firm in the
'They have lands' of al' descrip
tions for sale at the very lowest
prices and on the most favorable
lirms.
We Lave some fine bargains in
small tracts of garden and fruit
lands near the city, which we are
ullVring at a great sacrifice. This
properly lies near the city, and is
the very best on the market, part
of which is set -jih to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a large list of choice
business ami residence property
for sale including the (ioltra park
addition, the best, nearest and
cheapest suburban property on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double iu value in less than a
vear.
EASY PAYMENTS.
BUR ART & KEENEY,
.;. . LSTASE, LOAA'
AN I)
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ALBANY
OREGON
W
.;.i. i;o!;i.;. rock pkii.liing
IT'-iwitini. rit j J. H. llm'hi-H a I.
bul.y, Oregon,
IOI! SAI.K- A ii'i'xl paii of gentle mules,
lniiiire ot W. Siinpson.
SPOT CAM!
"HACKET
JUST
OPENED CPP. M4SCNIC TEMPLE.
L;nlii ami irentn tmnihinir k'Or.(!s,ciirst-ts,
i.u.it rm.-r. i nut-- ai u l-i m hrsiery, men s
ai.il ... ' ci i I iar su-fi mil ls, di'e-s h it-
I t ii, I or. t I.. i ail m il horse brube-,
tati t i r . r. nu r , mis. 1 1 in iis. sr.nt.
b:,n-kini-. :o ii n riuf n ai articles tim iiii
ineio-ir i " i l n lire. 1 1 cce uu ale
s. lit nt lii h 1 in" that -hc- cell in t tc i!ll
Ii. at. il I iui ..l Ii. r inii.lu.it inthecitv.
unless k :il :.t a al ti e. i n Bin) ctt our
criccs :i. trout. n to hit. w -t.ik. (ii-efirici
to ail, lir.HN AKI) I.KVY
A choice and coir plete line of
bottled delicasies lu-ve just been
aiiiieu to my Slock can ana see
tbera. C, Jt. lirowl sll.
'
3.?' 3 ri
Fabsr's Cfcldsn
cm
S Bit
lamettc Yally
STATE AND COAST-
The Southern Pacific Rairoad
Threatened With & Strike.
SEATTLE MI KDEREK9 JAILED.
The Crniser Charleiton Ordered Sack
to Honolulu-Yamhill Will Get the
Census Kesonnt.
San Fkancisco, Aii ust '2.1. The
reiusal on the part of the South
em Pacific olli-jials to treat with a
grievance committee representing
the trainmen on varijus divisions
has angered the members of the
committee, and the outcome can
not be predicted. Superintendent
to-dav 4aat the u-vilV
. .- .. , - .
fiiji uciimjiA llJVU Itliv Clinic
reconstruction of its pay system.
ew rates will will go into effect
on October 1, and will extend to
inductors and brakemen on both
passenger and freight trains, and
to frwitchmen. While the coin-
puny has virtually conceded all
tlie demands of the men, it will
treat with them only as employes,
and not as representing various
labor organizations.
KKOt'GIIT TO J I STICK.
Two Seattle Murderers In the Grip
of the Law.
Seattle, August 27. The coro
ner's iiupiest held to-day over the
remains of Henry If iss, the man
murdered on Ocean I lock a week
ago yesterday, resulted in a ver
In t. of death liv blows with a blunt
instrument in the hands of TIh-s.
Allen and John (rdlagher. The
men charged with the crime hae
been in the hands of the police
several days, but have not lieen
a lowed to communicate wi'h each
other. The test mony at the in
(inest showed that Allen had made
damaging statements implicating
himself ami iallaghe'i', and the
stories of both were contradictory
concerning Uieir whereabouts on
the night of the murder and the
possession of the money. The
murder was committed for the
purpose of robbery, ll.tss iieing
employed 0:1 the steamer tleo. W.
Klcer and haviuu' been paid olfthe
ni;ht before. The police have a
clew leading them to believe that
the third man implicat-d in the
murder is still in the city, and hope
to accomplish his capture S0"ti.
Allen and Gallagher are well
known to the police and both are
young men.
YA.MIIII.I,'M CENSUS.
The County Will Not Secure a Re
count Mr. Iceland's Keport.
McMinnvii.le, Align t 27. The
following was wired here to-day
by Special Agent Leland: "Pjpu
l.ition of Yamhill, 10,008, substan
tially the feame ratio per voter as
heretofore. 1 shall report recount
unnecessary. I congratulate you
all." The people will not futther
urge a recount, as it is believed
the county will maintain its nres
ent legislative representation how
ever. The shortage is variously
estimated at from 400 to 1400.
ShippIiiK I'nralyzed.
Mei.iioi unk, August 27. The
gas stokers went out on a strike to
day. Their grievances state that
13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
L nder the management of the
State Board of Agriculture, will
be held on the state iair
grounds near Salem, com
mencing on
MONDAY, SEITEMBEK 15, ls-JO
And lasting one week
CASH PREMIUMS
Offered for agricultural, stock
and mechanical exhibits, for works
of art and fancy work and for tri
als of speed.
Reduced rates for fare and freight
on all transportation "lines to and
from the fair. Important im
provements have been made upon
the groiidds and increased facili
ties are oll'ered exhibitors. The
Pavilion Open
FOUR NICHTS DURINC 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. m. Exhibors are
urged to make as many of their
entries on Saturday before the fair
as possible, (iotxls, animals and
articles for exhibition must be in
their places by 10 p .n. Monday
TRICES OF
ADMISSION ;
Man's day ticket
Woman's dry ticket..
Man's season ticket. .
.... $
50
25
50
00
Woman's season ticket
1
tr. tlio uppmiArv at Portland
Oregon, for a premium list.
1'. II. LdVJKJi CI, ilCDIUCUI.
J. T. Ubeou, Secretary.
$15,000
the company employs non union
men. The Xe Zealand Siiip
company's hands will 6trike to
morrow, stopping all seabo.ird
traliic. A dispatch from Syilney
aynttiat greatexciteiuent prexailg
tmoug the ttrikers at JSewuai;.,
and troops have been sent to ihut
town in anticipation of trouble.
The leading engine foundries in
Ballarat have been closing owiug
to a luck of coal, arising from the
etrike of the (Joxl Miners' Associa
tion. The mine owners. v ill close
all the loc il pits in Newcastle, the
men having broken their agree
ment with them.
THK CUIISEK CIIAKLbSlON.
Hb U Ordered (Sack to llonoltila
to Protect American Interests.
; Washington, August 7. Order?
were io lay issued tor the flagship
t.'harleston, which has just arrived
4ieatthj,. Wash., from llonolula,
to ret'irn nt once to that port to
smt iu pioUcling American in
crests in tlie Hawaiian is
lands. This action, based upon
Acting Rear Admiral Biown's re
port, indicate a serious aspect of
all airs in Hawaii.
Hl'CCKSSKUL TKIAL TKIF.
The New Cruiser San Francisco
Wins the I'reiuium of 9100,000.
San RAKHAKArCal., August 27.
The otlicial trial of the npw crui
ser San Francisco occurred in
Santa Barbara channel this morn
ing and resulted in a successful
trip of over four consecutive hours,
during which time the cruiser
made the average speed of I'l 51
100 knots per hour, and wo:, the
premium of $100,001) for
builders.
The trial board has f rwarded a
dispatch lo Washington stating
t;uit the average speed of the isan
Francisco was 19 7-10 knot-".
AN IMPORTANT IEC1SI(N.
Anybody Has a Right to I'ut iu u
System of Water Works.
I.os :nki.ks, August 27. St
perior JiuL'e Cheney rendered a
lengthy decision lo-day against
the water company and in favor of
E. L. tein. The water company
claims the exclusive franchise to
furnih water, and the decaion
revi ises the claim, holding that
Steiu or anv oilier parties had a
ri.'.'it to on' in water works. T'--c.t-e
will doebtlis- be tak. n to tin
supreme court.
THE LITTER RUSH.
She Is Driving Riitisli Sealers
From the Mehrlit Sea.
t
San Francisco, August "7.
From information rcce v.-d by the
selio'u er Atr-g , which arrive i
from the north, it is leari.ed i ba
the revenue cutter Rush was u'
St. Paul's island August 15. Sh
is not making any poiures, hut is
simply ordering sealers out ol
i.ehring sea under tin eat ol seiz-1
ure. Inevervsuchia.se Ibe seal
ers have left the sea. The Corwin
had not arrived at Ounalaska when
the Arrago left.
Salem News.
August 27. Wm.
Salem,
Fair
being lax. aged 78. who imagines
pursued by Mexicans seeking to
do him inj'iry, was brought here
to-day from the Coast.
Cashier Artzellspeiger, a native
of Germany. ho has been wan
dering in the woods in the vi inity
of Mt. Angel for seme lime, whs
examined here to-day and com
mitted to the asylum. The cause
of insanitv could not be learned.
Was Not Removed.
Phoenix, Ariz., August 27. The
report sent out from Tucson say
ing that Governor Wotley had ; een
removed is without foundation. It
emanated from false reports circu
lated here yesterday by enemies ol
the governor. He is out of town,
lint a close friend of his said to
night: "It is preposterous to say
the governor has been removed
without hearing. He has gone to
Washington, it is true, but he is a
tiglite', and ne 11 down nis ;ne
inies." Wants to Fight Ieinpaey.
London, August 27. The Or
monde club has decided to oiler a
nurse of tSOO for Jack Burke to
tight Dempsev. and Burke's back
ers say they will bet 500 to 1000
that lie will win. 11 tlie Ainen
ean refuses, Burke will offer to
light for 1000 a side in the Or
monde club for the world's mid
die weight championship.
The Corner Stone Laid,
Seattle. August 27. lhe cor
ner-stone was laid to-day of the
gram! temple of Oddfellow ship,
which is to be the Loire of Seattle
h.dire No. 7. This will be the
largest and wealthiest lodge in the
state. 1 he ceremonies were con
duced by Judge J. F.Miller, noble
grand of the lodge, who made the
address of welcome.
A Verdict of Oullty.
San Fuancisco, August 27. The
jury trying William Fallon for fel
onv iu "lapping the Western Union
ten graph w ires to get "tips" on
east, rn races, in Judge Murphy's
court, this afternoon brought in a
v rdiet of guilty.
Signed nt Last.
City of Mexico,
ugust 27.
Messages from S:n -alvad jr s iy
I that protocol of peace w as signed
I IWIIJ , MIIU Clllllllll ..M,..
ceived from Guatemala.
THE INDIANS ROBBED
Gross Malfeasance Revealed
the Census Returns.
by
THK 'IELI OF POLITICS.
A M-xicm Outragi Which Will Be Laid
Be!cro I bo Department A Fathet's
Iutumaa Crime.
Wasiiisoton, August 17. The
Indian bureau recently received
the report ol A. T. lea, who has
been engaged in .akuig the census
of the .-ioux tribeol Indians. He
has completed the count ou the
reservation in South Dakota and
timls that there are 5,l(t men
women and papoos'S located there.
Aa thi- Indian otlice for the last
:ver.d y ears Las been distributing
rations for a population ol" 7,500,
natuiaily the inquiry arose as lo
what has become of I he other
-,3o4 Indians and their rations.
This query was pel 10 Indian Agent
VYright, who reported eachquaiter
the iiumber who drew rations, and
in reply he asked to be allowed lo
take the enumeration himself. At
this enumeration only 125 more In
dians were founc than in the pre
vious count. He thereon ai counted
for the discrepancy by stating that
an epidemic among them last year
had taken off a large number. The
Indians, however, report only
jiineteen deaths during the year
An invest'a: ion will be made.
A JIE.'.i(,'. V OUTRAGE.
An American Imprisoned Without
Trial and Treited with Indignity
Pittshitko. August 27. C. T.
Kainey, a former Pittsburger, is
illegally restrained of liberty in
Torrada, state of Chihuahua, Slx.
IL- is a cousin oi F. V. McCand
less, who got a letter from him ex
plaining matter-1. The writer has
been in Mexico several years and
is a civil engineer. He wns run
ning a line for the. M.-::ican Pacific
Kailw.iy in Sontliwe-t Mexico. A
fe months a;o, during a dispute
with Me.icaus fiinpl.-iy.-d on the
toad, he, in M'lf-dt-fcrec, '.r. v a
revolver and threatened to u-o it.
He wai set upon by tli crowd
rod the ollic-ai of the Iu ki utr
dlied in. II u a ai rented with
out a wairaot and thrust 'nto jail,
where he bas been ever since in
soli'arv con lini nient. lie has been
treated with everv indignity
This I tter is ih liist ne.vf tha
nv one had from him in months.
Uuiitcy implores ait and uiges
t.i.H Secretary B'aiiie's intluem-c
o ci!.t :(r his rclea-e from im-,-ri
"Mil nt i" Jo demand a tha1.
McCan d. s. will i..y lhe case be
ore ill ilepa tment at o ce.
A KRAYK TREACHER.
Saved Three Itoys From Drowning
and Then I'ei-lshed Himself.
West Sci'kkiox, Wis., August
L'7. VIr. Gordon, a divinity stu
dent from Be.'laire-. Ohio, has been
conducling a eerie- of revival
meetings on an excu sion steamer
on the St. . iiiis river. Last even-
ng he was standin-: near the ves-
r-el's rail and noticed three boys
who had got beyond their depth
while in bathing, and who were in
danger of being drowned. Gor
Jon jumped into the water and
reached the youngsters just as one
i;s sinking. Ho rescued him and
then turned his attention to the
jther two. Willi great efort he
kept them float until assistance
fro n the shore arrived. As the
boys were lifted into the boat Gor
don, being exhausted by the
weight of his clothes and his ef
forts, sink a. id was drowned.
Farmers' Congress.
CofNctL Bluffs, August 27.
At the second day's session of the
national formers' congress to-day,
Hon. W. F. Mark, of Indiana, de
livered an address condemning
the protective tariff policy as hos
tile to the best interests of the
country.
Drowned hy Floods.
Caldwell, Ohio, August 37.--A
heavy rain in Noble county yes
terday caused flood, in which Mr.
Steve Archer, w ife and child and
Bill Blair and child were drowned.
The CT rcenliack Tarty.
iMMANAi ..I ; , August 27. Ti e
national greenback convention
convened to-day and about fifty
people were assembled and out
side of Indiana, New York sent (he
largest delegation, there being six
teen in number.
A Fatal Sword Duel.
Pauls, August 27. Lieutenant
Me Hot and Lieut, n mt B.uuM
f jught a duel with swoiiL at Bell-
fort, to-dav. I lie i.irnier received a j
slash on the arm which severed
the large blood vessels and
not expected to rec iver.
he
AWVENICRK WITH
REAR.
A Woman's Screams Trevent
From (allying (XT a Child.
IVinlic-ton F-v-t '.r-iroi.-ian.
A pecul-av adventure was had
with a bear We (nesday near the
camp of -i. 11. Hu ibani, who has
charge of !".. Gdliam's band of
sheep on the cir.t lork oi Bnch
j creek, in me mountains. Mrs.
; liu'nbard :iiid her child, a wee tod
jdler about two years old, accom
jpanicd Mr. Hubbard tj his work.
The child ran off some distance
and refused to return, but wanted
us mo- tier to come to it. hue did
not do so, and the little fellow set
up a mournful wail. A bear then
appeared on the scene, emerging
trom the brush about sixty yaids
distant from the child. Mrs. tlub
bard was petrified with horror and
unable to move, ibe bear ad
vanced toward the child at a luui
bering gallop, and the mother
then found voice and rent the aii
wuii piercing screams. It was
one case w here feminine vocal or
sans were u ed to advantage, for
Uruin became frightened when he
had nearly reached the youngster,
turned tad and ran off. Mr. llob-
bard, a ho had been attracted by
the cries, then arrived, but not
until tiie infant was clasped safe
in its mothers joylul arms.
THE BIO STRIKE.
The Last Card Played and
1 Strikers Awaiting Results
the
Nkw Yokk, August 27. The K.
of IX have played their last card
against the New York Central. ALI
thev can do now ia to await the re-
suit. Tha strike will be enforced
is strongly as the organization
can force it. Railroad officials
laugh at the efforts of Powderly to
tie up the road, and say they are
managing their business better
than ever, notwithstanding the
shouting of strike.s.
Chicago, August 27. lhe gen
eral managers of all the roads
centering here were m session
nearly all -day discussing the
strike of the stock yards .and
switching association. Tlie most
positive action taken during the
day was the adoption of a resolu
tion declaring that under no cir
cumstances would the demands of
the str.king men for increased pay
My granted, lhe general mana
gers declared their action in re
gard to the strike to be final and
adjourned sine die.
'TWAS EVER TBI'S.
A
Husband Shoots the Despoiler
of His Home.
Guano Forks, N. D., August 27.
Dr. Rahren, -of Crookston,
Mm i., was shot three times and
tilled at richer, 12 miles north o'
.ere, by a man named Kussel.
Tlitf murderer fled to the woods,
iog pin sued by a crowd intent
on lyn. I.ing. Umsel and his wife
separated a short time ago and h
ittnotite I tin' trouolj to Ii.
tahrsen's inlluence.
A FATAL LEA T.
V Get man Immigrate and Daugh
ter Ci-innilt Suicide.
l'nu.ADKi.i'iii a, Au;fjst 27. Sr.
llreck, if fct. Clair cunty. 111.,
jumped lioin a rapidly uuiiig
Sew York train at.d wa- at oi ce
followed by his little gii 1, Lelia.
The fa:her was instantly killed,
hut the girl lived a tew hours. No
cause cm be as-igned lor tiie
deed. They were ging to Ger
many. On the tatner's per-on
was found checks for 12,000
marks.
An inspection of the man's
effects was made. From a lettei
it was learned that the deceased
was held in $3000 bail for a feloni
ous assault on the girl, and that he
had given his check to nis bonds
man to cover the amount and
then prepared to flee the country.
The man was evidently int xi
cated, as theie was a strong smell
of whisky noticeable.
They Still Like Urover.
Milwaukee, August 27. The
democratic state convention met
here to-day. The platform was
presented by ex-Secretary Vilas
and unanimously adopted. It de
mands the repeal of the Bennett
school law. J. M. Morrow, of
Sparta, temporary chairman, men
tioned the name of Grover Cleve
land in his opening speech, which
vi: "-ceived with the greatest en
th...iasin. ueorge W. Peck was nominated
for governor.
Idaho Democrats.
Boise Citt, August 27. The
democratic state convention com
pleted their ticket to-day as fol
low s : Secretary ol slate, b. A.
Sherwin; auditor, J. B. Wicker
sham ; treasurer, T. A. Regan ; attorney-general,
R. H. Johnson;
superintendent of public instruc
tion, M. A. Kelley; justices of
supreme court, E. N. Maxwell, F.
A. Ensign, II. W. Weir. The con
vention then adjourned sine die.
A MIDSUMMER ITEM.
Some Pointers That Will Bare
Money to Housekeepers.
Go and see that beautiful gold
watch at the "Golden Rule Ba
zaar.'' JuPus Gradwohl the pro
prietor of the Golden Pule Bazaar
informs us that he has the Prize
B.iking Powder, and No. 1 Japan
toa, expressly put up for his busi
isjneBs, an i for the benefit of his
customers, each Ihjx of baxing
powder will win a piece of fine
el.iKrturp. and also. ei!h ronml of
tin? tea will win a picci- of fine
t ulassware. and customer! who hnv
one on i id ol tea or a Ikjx of : :tk
ing ponder, which i warranted,
wii i-av - hance on that beam -iul
ohl watch, lie h-:s also ad -ed
a line ator' merit of f i mil
grocer.es to hiS Jn.imimi.il stock ot
! glassware a
tl c ockerv which is
the la treat tti i lie Will i meltc "V I-
ley. iioandsee Mr. (iia iwli I if
t lie ( iiililel. Rlllf I'.UVH ,1 . ami VOI1
will con ilmt n.ithinir in uoarer r-
gented.
A ROW IN CONGRESS.
Wiison and Beckwith Come to
Blows Jn the House.
THK SCENE WAS XXCITrXO.
Washington's Kep-ftenUtirs Wo aid Mot
Take aa lnsalt, and B track His
Adversary en the Breast.
Washington, A igust27. When
the house met ibis morning, the
opponents of the lard bill, led by
Alasou, ol Xuinois, at once began
filibustering. Tue ill feeling de
veloped led to a personal affray
this afternoon between Represen
tative Beckwith, of New Jersey.
md R. rreueutati ve Wilson, of
Washington. . Tue roll was being
called upon a ruling by Speaker
tleed respecting the calling to or
der of Representative Cannon ff ".
Illinois, by Represe itative Enioe.
of Tennessee, for words upoken iu -
iebate. Representative Mason
was criticising Cannon tor the tone
ol the remark to w Inch Enioe ob
jected. Between them sat Repre
sentatives Beckwith and W ilson
on either side ol Representative
Lehlback. They ail took part
sotto voce in the .. controversy
when suddenly Wilson and Beck- -with
were seen to rise, : and the
former struck, at the latter, lightly
touching him ' on the breast.
Lehlback sprang between them.
?nd Wilson was unable to reach
around him. Williams, of Ohio,
anxious to stop the affray, seized
Beckwith trom behind and forced
him to his seat with considerable
vigor.. At this, Beckwith turned
his attention tot ' his supposed
assailant in toe rear, and it re
quired the efforts of two or three
republicans to prevent a collision.
iMIliim g .succeeded in assuring
Beckwith that he had no hostile
indentions ai.d the. latter .resumed
as seat. The incident was over
in a .tew t-econos, and ad ted but
little to the exciteiue: t then exiet- -
mg 'ou the tloor; but it wa- iLe
j occasion
for -ieeriiii . . Iiii'h.er
among tue dcuioc. its who it-
essed it. Ea.le and Ma e, of the
sereant-at-urms oiHce, werw hur
rie iiy borne to tUe scene of con
ft ct, and at their appe irm.ce all
.-. as qukt.
Wilson saiiT afterwards in ex
flan ition ot the difficulty that
i e:ivvv;th had applied a most -
offensive epithet to him and on
tlie spur of t;ie moment he' struck
at him.
TWO NOISY AHEIUCAKS.
uuaaiu HtU
Mad Dr. Cmrvr KL&elc
! rlbie KfW.
New York, August 27. A Ham
burg cablegram says: - , "There is
intense excitement here over the
derve row which has occurred be
tween Buffalo Bill and Dr. Carver.
People are an aid to come out of
doors after dark, a d the place is
in- a state of siege. Membeis of
e icti tioupe have openly declared
t ieir intention of lighting for their
resjjective masters, even if the
quarrel ends in a. general tight,
there can be no doubt it is -only
through the efforts oi the civic au
thorities that oloodshed has up to
the present time ben avoided."
Carver has been following Cody
all through the latter's tour of the
cities of the continent, his per-
lormances have been so much bet
ter patronized, that Buffalo . Bill's
jealousy was aroused. Cody an
nounced his intention ot staying
some time in Hamburg and Carver
tiien sto!- A march on his rival.
He arrived in Hamburg three days
ahead and opened his Wild West
show in fine style. When Cody
got here he found he was obliged
to pitch his tent within a few L.-t
of Carver's bIkjw. Carver, had
made ai rangements for an exclu
sive supply of electric lights and
this left Cody's place in the dark.
Then the members of both . com
panies took up the matter and it
was only through the strenuous ef
forts of the police that a tearful
light was prevented.
ALL IS NOT SERENE.
War Among the Democrats of
South Carolina.
.-Columbia.S.C, August 27. The
ftate conference of anti-Tillman-ites
met last night. Resolutions
were ' adopted condemning the
action of the August democratic
convention - as tyrannous,' and
nsurpative. and approving tbe
withdrawal of the delegates who
seceded. Tillman's charges and
aspersions upon, the party ' in
power, were condemned and
asserted to have been utterly
refuted in every instance. It is
thought byinany-that there will
be no lurthT attempt to organize
opposition to the Taimanites.
The Boiler Exploded.
MAK6FiELn,0.,'A. gust 27. The
boi.erof a loco-noiUe-..n a freight
train on , the. New Y rk.. Pennsyl
vania & Ohio exploiieil this inorn
iii. Tiie Engine t and fireman
were" iiiSiantly killed.- Tne tire
Ctimmiitucne f to-hejoil ours and
fifteen vere destioyed.
i - Im- Charleston's Crt.Ue.
0. iiva. Ont ...August 21. The
de i iinei t of fisheries has r
cei .- i no llicial intimation as yet
o i I-" eu-'jeii oi ine (.'nit a (maws
lliaii-()f ar Chltrlt Ft Oil's
visit to
1 Britioh Columbia waters.
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