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Newspaper Page Text'20 OB NTS A WEEK. ALU ANY, OREGON, .JP1U.DAY, AUGUST 21), IMU. VOL. r.J 184 S -DEALER IX- Sx:lu3iva Ageacv fa. H. A. CROWDKR. C. W. CROWbER. CROWDEU BROS Contractor and Builders. Office on First street with Wal lace & Cuaick, real estate agents, Albany, Oregon. Estimates given n ail kinds of buildings or carpen er work. All work intrusted to a will be promptly executed. LADIES' UiNDERWEAR Veatlesnea ihlrt, Children' loin Ins. and All Ladles fcarnirnl mad la erder at Ibr JapaneSeBazaartore bricks vmt Low. KWt.,NQ Wo;KSE CO. f"Store on First Street fcci: tc.Si-eiiccr & Blackburns. FAHLL7 : & : FIEH. : Job : Fri&ieis FL1HH BLOCK, ALBANY, Oil For inforrnation concerning mvest m -nts in this city or urronnliiu country. They have liBtx-d a lart'e Dumber of fin farms, unitahle for grain, fruit or stuck. Thev . make iusitle business and first-clims residence property a spe cialty. Sole agents for VVOCDLE'S Riverside Additini, The best snhuihan properto on the matket A HALF MILLION tOLI,AltS To loan on lontt time on gMd im proved farms or city property Agents for the Anglo-Nevda As surance Corporation, the strongest Fire Insurance Company on the Pacific Coast. ctu ox WALLACE EARLS RADIUS AND OK NTS FTR MSHi(;s. rp D OH t Jk1 My Shoe Department is now complete with tin' late.-t s'yles ami finest goods, at the lowest jr its. -Al.SO- ttu Ludlow Fino Shoes- MST NATIiiMLBAfiK PRESIDENT -L. KLIN'S. WE Pkh.Sllil.ST s. VoU.NO. CASHIER K. W. La ION. 'PKANaAt IS A utl . IAL BAN'KIMJ A tfl'&iWKv 3. E. Yocsh, L. Kmnn L. E. Hlais, E. F. .Sox. K W. OION Cashier. Lin,; N BAIN K, Albany, Oregon CAPITAL STUCK, Si0'',00o. Prssidknt Ju.'nn, Vice irerioent J M lliM, n. Culilcr- 10 E Ch.in lurlrin, Assncant Ca-hier OA 'rihitald. birectirs J L Ci wan. J M i ai-t n. Ctc. K t h miher'aei. W ., V il Coltra.J A I ra vf.ird lihI o A Archi'iaid. 1nii.tt.-TM a irtierai 'i k iujj i u-tiiess. Draw siiih' vi.iftn on N't V,nW. vm an, tscoaiiil ror:-u'it, ir. Loan mones on appro-. el n-1-.iriM . Keeeive dt-itosirs nPiji-ct to .-h-. k. ColU-ctiniiii. eiitri-it-.l to n- :!! . eeive prer l-f tttti i i if i BANK OF ORISON, ALBANY. OKKii'i.N. piti. .INN. fr-.l-nl Hire l're taltlrr II. Iti:v t i II t iiiitiriii.. ..Jl . I.I II v , directors: H. BnTAXT, .1. V. Bl.AIX. EO. HCMPHRET. (' II.SttWAat, E.J Lasnino, H. F. Mrkkill. FOR 8AIE BY All. nHIT.niSTS. "Some"liiintli :il'o I t t.r. li.i-ed t. hoi of Dr J. P. Sill'- Cati.trl. fur.- for mv own ni. nt timlino n iH j.l.ew. C. A. McM nhiin uri dinir mh Ji mrdj cine I let him have u y l.ox of ntc!i cine. H( now scmN fur three more boxes, Baying It Is the Ken thiTiir for cattirrh ever trict t.v h:ni and his friends. I irot unollier tmx to ne ip my case, and cheerfully n commend it t oolite rn. (Signed,, .TOHX MrMAflAN, Ex-County t'oniniisfiontr I.tir.e Co. Oregon. SprintrrVM. T.ane county. Oreeon. Prof J, W, 'ohnson, president of the J"tate uniytrBi:v,av it cured him of a coneli after tw. other nrcscritjtiiiti' had failed. Likewise two of his little ifirlsused it to cure their coughs. Mrs Murk Bailey, wife of T'rof Ba'ley. aent it to Prof Johnso-,' and reeotn. mi nds it to all n l.o sutler from colds, and coui;h. For coughs it acts like a chatm, and c::it he iirhnltil into the pipes or passages, where o other coutrh ctiris can reaoh t"1 1 o "C r- i - m trii'-ZH " ' - r- w XT a Oil 2 Si' If 2 o 1 olirr for ruOlicjilloii. Ltnd otHce it Ore;:' in ''i'vOr. t A nir t S, ls'.Hl. f N'OTICr. is hereby . iv.-n that the follow in i; -ii ii iii efl sett'er has tiled notice of his intcnt'cn to make final proof in mjiport of his claim and that said proof will be n.ade before the county Judire or clerk i f Linn county, ut Albany, Orctoi., on September 29. lsW. viz: .laitii- San derson. Homestead Entrv No. 5;44 for the lot 5 of Section, 4 T. 11 S.. K. '2 U". He names the Inllowipir wituesM-s to prove liis continuous residence upon and cultivatioiiof said land, viz' James C'rabtree ' d .lnhn K. Hiley, of Jcio, Linn coin t. On ton. Matinti 'li.orn.is and Enoch Miller, of Albuti), Linn county, Oregon J. T. APPERSON. hViMstet. QuencI Soda foui i.ur thirst at the new in. A new line of blafk silk mitts juat received at E. C. Searla. I i anii i in i Tub BdiBoratfld . French CURE Warrniitttt to fure tfft ,,! '.,V"II or n.oney refundeil K.F0RE S AFTER the itener tive ornutiBuf either Bex whether ati-ini; trom the exca-ive iuti' of stimulant tola to or opium, or through J nuthful imlis i;ietion, over indulgence, etc., Hitch aslosaof Uriiu l'oT, Wak em'nesii. Hearing Down Pains in the Pa- k( bcininul W.-akiieaa, Hys teria, Ncr ous ProH rit!oii, Nocturnal Uiuis nioim, lA-uctirrhoe, Uusziiirm, Weak Memory, LoHoi Power antl luiiiotencv, which if ne-lcct.-il oiten lead to prooiatiire old are and insanity. Price a lx hoxef""fcr $5.00. Sent lv mail on receipt of price. Vvi.ll HA iil K.t I KK i K'ven with every AS order received, to refund the money it a I'rriiuinriil euro is notenette I. We have thoiiAaniiaof testiii.oniula from old and t unn, of both Hexes, who have lieen permanently cured hy the udo "f AphroUitine Circulur free. AddreHh i hi: atiiko hkihcisk c. Western Branch, lso., '27. Portland, Oregon. l or wile liy Koshay k Mixoii, who anaie and t.. 1 1 MMit k ikIi.. A li t, n t ( 'rt-yop fair's Gsldgn mill Pills For Ffinaltj Ir rfifularities; noth iny iik- thm on theiuuiket. Never an. Surcerafullv utHNl by protniiieiit lailiea rmirit'ily. uarante5' U rc liee RuppreiiHo nei'Htmntiiii. .r ScrSiSafe, Csriain L inii i ue nuninuir ired, save time. Health and money. Take no other, nt to any ad dress v niaii 1 1 ipt of price, $2 00. Ad (Irts ilir Mrtlirinr oliimll Wvt P.rainh H.-x 27, l'arlliiil. ir. Sold hy Fovhav & Wasnn. Alhanv. 0r(7 B. jina Yrur o ;;r:y riiiinioh Hi.. M il i i,,ti. iii in I," )iirkli;iri A" Kcciicy: i The oldest Real Estate Firm in the TThey have lands of all descrip tions fur sale at the very lowest prices ami on the most favorable terms. Wo have some fine 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 N set out to fruit. CITY PROPERTY We have a large list of choice business and residence property mr saie incinuing the tioltra park addition, the nest, 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 ART & KEEHEY, INSURANCE ACENTS. ALUANV OREGON ti.l. ISolllNO. K CK DRILLIINfi II pro9,., t,Itf, Writ.-J. H. HiiL'he-, Al lianv, Oreiton. IOR SAI.K-A iti-il pm of irentle ...ules. Impiire of U. W. Simpson SPOT CAM! "KACKET STOKE," JUST PPEHf D I PP. MaSINIG TEMPLE. bailies and penis flu 1'ihimr L'Oi I'g.roi si t t til- covers, Udie- ai d ti t h aii rv, nien'i and Iti'i mckutar Mi-p. ndei, die-a tut t. lis, 1 air, ti- li. tail ai d hort-e liruslc. :iti"! ei. r- merj, inls, I tint s. sl.ot liiaekim-, ird a oat n am nrtu It-s t. i.n leiro'i. to n enti i. I . re 11.fe totals aie si in at mii ii , int. ti. at 'lu- n not fe lu ph. ated li an oilier n.tnl ait in thp ritt un:s. roln at a sa. fi. e, line and jftt our tries No ttonl.ie to w -i. ik. lit e price loan. liri,.AKl LhVY A choice and coir plete line of bottled delicasies hi ve just been aiioeu u mv b:ock can and see them. C, E. Browi elL il AfiiitUa'iiU'al VI rTT- Mr i Wi lainctte Vally A CEiNISUS RiOTi Bogus Enumerator in Minneapol n n a. r? m. T ' I TALK OF TAR AND FEATHER A Frtaoher Wrongly Aocmed of Imjlor ality Commits 8nicide Nomini tions of Several CoQfentioDi. p- Mi.vnk.vpolis, Auirust 28. fb t'ases of the six enumerator chaiged with conspiracy to fi th Minneapolis census, were3j hofiirm Ilnifod Smta-i CouimiaMiri . Odoli -at iiiiuGfk-ye.M.yv5ltttT noon, lucre was a good deal excitement over A'toiney Hart's attempt to incite a mob to tar a'-J feather United States Attorney Baxter and Deputy Marshal Dag gett. Baxter considered Coiu-mis.-sioner O.lell so badly biased on account of being himself a Min neapolisean that he refused to prosecute, but sued a new war rant returni ble before Commis sioner .Morey, of W'nona, at St. 1'nul. This raised the ire of the defense, and Hart, as ep-'kesm wi, turned to Baxter and said with flushed face: ''Am I to understand that the leg il representative of the depart-nu-nt of justice sanctions this in famous attempt to carry these hoys over to a St. L'tul jail?" "This action " rep'ied Baxter, quickly, "is taken under the ex-pres-. direction of the d partment of justice at Washington, received by me yesterday." "Then let us tar and, feather him," eaid Hart, turning to the crowd, which applauded iiim, but ma'le no move to act 'ommissioner Odell i-at pale and motion'Off-, and did not utter a wid to r- buke the in endi.iry d v.meea (if the a'tornevs. liaxter ti-tiilv refiis"-' 'o pr e-i-tit un'il f'f c iS"H aro iran-ieired to eoim t'u r o ii.i linm r. a d l l! r fu-es adjourn otiit. Th" liO?peit-J are 'hat i- w-11 he in s ssi 'D all riiuli'. S x 't imt' mar-hal. heavilv arup d. ar? in the i-oiirt-rooiu. e- nr. d t- a- i c e hiiv i'tt intit is ma I ' haiu the district atto'n-- . SOUTH DAKOTA It K IT li LI CANS Adopt a Platform ami Nominate a Governor aud TwoCotigrenKiueii Mitchell. S. D., Auuust 28. The republican stale conver.tioii rp-assembled this morning. The platform endorses the Harrison iidittinist'ation ; aaks th govern ment to assist in the establishment of irrigaton; demands the expan sion of currency ; favors protec tion, endorses the disability pen sion bill and the Aust ulian ballot system; p'edges the party to the strict enforcement of the prohibi tory law. The convention re-nominated Congressman Pickles and substi tuted John Ciauible. of Yankton, for Congressman GilTord. .Jv ernor Mellette wa also re-nominated by acclamation. A Preacher's Suicide. Oreessboko, Ga., August 28. Rev. W. A. Overton, one of the most prominent Baptist ministers of the state, committed suicide 13TII ANNUAL EXHIBITION Under the management of the State Board of Agriculture, will be held on the state fair grounds near Salem, com mencing on MONDAY, SEPfEMBER 15, 1890 And lasting one week CASH PREMIUMS Offered for agricultural, stock and mechanical exhibits, for works of art and fancy work and for tri als ol speed. Reduced rates for fare and freight on all transportation lines to and from the fair, Important im provements have been made upon the groudds and increased facili ties are offered exhibitors. The P avilion Open FOU. NiC.TS PiniNC THE WEEK. A splendid field of lu-r-es ett r- P'l in the speed department, ami tine exhil itions of racing w ill be given each day. Kntries for premiums close .Mon day at 7:20 p. m. Exhibors are urged to make as many tif their entries on Saturday before t.le fair as possible. Good's, animals and articles for exhibition ninst be in their places by 10 p Monday. PKICKS OF ADMISSION ; Man's day ticket 50 Woman's dry ticket , 2") Man's season ticket 2 f0 Woman's season ticket - 1 00 Send to the secretary at Portland Oregon, for a premium list. D. H.LOONEY, President. J. T. Icruoo, SMretary. $1511 this morning by oho ting liunsi-li'. He had been holding a protracted service of prayermeetings, during which he was accused of taking improper liberties with temale members of his flock, and that, added to overwork, is supj o?eU to have been the cause of the suicide. A lE8Pt:HA'l DL'EL.. Two Men Fight Like llemoua and Kill Each other. MlDDLKBOKOUCiH, Ky., August 28. A de-pi-raie duel between March Turner and Sieve Wannick .last nigh), rt suited in the death of Yanmckaiiu the faial w;utiiling of Tut -ier. The two men fought like de Jtons fur several minutes, Turner using a revolver and Wan jfc&fyAjt'iiOfc Jmife--: A- hundred trten witnessed the battle, but all were powerless to interfere. Two Murderers Hanged, CoLlTMHI'S, O., August, 2S. Of the four men to be executed at the prison annex to night between 12 and 6 a. m., Elmer Sharkey, of I'reble county, matricide, has been reprieved to beptember 2btu, and Isaac Smith, of I'ike county, mur derer, to October 24ih. Otto Deuth, the b-jv murderer, of Cleveland, and John, alias Brockey Smith, of Cincinnati, paid the penalty of their crimes. I'rohibltloiiiotK In Nebraska. Lincoln, Xeb., August 28. The prohibition convention nominated b. L,. Payne for governor ana G. V. W. Colbv (colored) for lieu tenant governor; C. W. Ellis for secretary of state; A. Fitch for auditor; II. W. Hawley for s'ate treasurer, and F. P. Wigo; for attorney-general. Michigan Republican. Detroit, Uigust 28. The re publican -tate co volition to-dav nominated J. M. Turner for g ver nor and W. S. Linton for lieuten ant g ivernor. CoiigreNsioiial Nominal Inn. Dvnviu.e, 111 , AuKii-t 2. Th" r-,eil i ;ins t 'V 15'1. "is'i'ci len in naicd Jus. s). t'annoii f -r oni- ss fiw the tenth piiti IMKKV Till KF-C V 14 IIKK. III. i:eiiiirkable Iihiiiis iukI Vciy A ppropi it- KikI. N- Vo - l'p n t'i" itio'iiitain- nc'f he ville ther.- used t'j be an old dark who had a great tepiration, both a- a thief-catcher and as a seereiet of thieves an ell. If a thief went to him for a chiirtn before the crime was committed "r at. er do ing it, providing the lo-er had not previously arrived for one, the old darky would insnte sf- ty. On the other hand, if tin- old fellow had not been bnngut off by the thief, the loser could got a cltai m that would catch the thief and re cover the proper'y. The charm for capturing the thief con -is ted ot three white hairs irom a horse's tail, cut to an equal length ami placed simultaneously on a hot shovel. When they curled under the heat I hey would point in tin direction of the home of the thief. The thief who wanted to escape used black hairs, and, win n they curled, he fled in the direction in dicated, unless they shriveled, in which case he remained quietly about bis usual haunts. The whites say the old daiky would seldom manipulate the white hair. until at least one dav after being informed of the theft, and that there were other indications that he used other than occult power in finding the thief. The western part of the state was a favorite ground for horse thieves, who found it easy to run good horses through the mountain passes in4l Tennessee, and it was chiefly in the catching and prottction ol these that old Abraham Durbiil was employed. Eventually lit seems to have used his jtowers so much in favor of the thieves thai some horse owners got exasper ated beyond endurance, for he was found one irorning hanging by the neck to the limb of a tree, with the body of Pete Stacey, a well known thief, hanging beside him. Fall and Winter Woolens. We received yesterday a lame invoice of fine woolens, including novelties of the latest foreign and eastern designs and await your eaily inspection. It is of course understtod we positively guaran tee perfect fit and firt-class work manship. Zachks & Son, MerchantTailors and Drapers, Opposite Postollice. Thomas Brink has just received the finest eto-k of upholstered goods ever brought to this city. It w 1' do you yood to ca'l and see his go ds,even if you do in l Wuy. M. s-r-. Will A Stark have just received a now line of le-aniifoi mlveiware. solid gold wa cbes rii'irs antl lewelry ot all k n is. seh cti ns. CUi'l and see theii fine Gra twohl's line teas, with the . . . .:. i . I. : (,1S quite an attraction and goes ' verv in. idly. cut -glassware 'iiat g a's wiui iin-m, Veni-oii. corned btcf, el ip tl beef, and a new lot of full crea-t California cheese, just the thing for lunch thfs waun days. Call on Spencer A Blackouru. E. C. Pearls h is opened one of the finest stocks of shoea ever abown lu tbin part of Oregon. KING OF THE TURF. Saivator Makes the Wonderful Time of a Mile in 1:3515. STATE ANU COAST HKWS A larmei's Mysterious Disappearance Loin CSaUoi-Tbe Washington Democratic Gonveutiou. .Monmouth, Aug. 2ri. Saivator tc du In iiu aiUUipl to beat 1 :oiJ.'4, inadu a mile, ui i ;o6;a. 'i'ue bookies ma.iC b..ivalof a iavoine, laying i iu iiualtiol lULu, WUtie S hi ) was laid ihui tie Wuiuu uot break the record. J. here was a big plunge ou fcal vator and ins price led to 1 Ia o, .Mule 2 to 1 Mas laid against tune, dome books laid 4 to O over or under 1 :oit' ana did u huge oubiness. ioeie "was a long ue lay alter the Itom ooundeu, aud Alien bd valor Litidilj up) tea red, accoiupailiCii by Kosette and iSa uiona, pactiiiaKuid, a loud cheer went up. Slowly the trio cantered up the stretch and in a few ni'nutes only a cloud of dust marked their pro gress to the starting poii.t, where Caldwell and half a d- zen others were watting them. Saivator and Namona went rear a furlong pp st the point, leaving Kosefe behind Namona went olf in Irontand was ten lengths past the starting point bi-fore Saivator reached it. going at a hot pa e. Wht-n the halt pos was le.iched he had distanced -her. and making a lapid siride after Kosette, who had jut been stttred. Slu was very speedy for a few fur longs and made a splendid pace i.alver for Saivator. The people li tt e nr.tnd stand who ha i watches were amazed at the won .leiful speed. The quarter was i iav. led in 2i' and the half in ilii- Salvi'i r had not tired and sti wed l:ll?a at tne three-quarter po t au.l a .Hi long fnrihei l.ergeo i g in li in. the c 'estnut. Hesi-nt li 'ii .;ut t .e wire likeawhiri .il d in.! a one - '.tiere ! 11 a hush iii t oe sta lie ll'is I i wav he ti.ne tndica . d that tip .en, i.n. I wi-en 5 s .1 . th re I Clii I. .i : I e !i 11 I S a- il ex VKI. x . i ..... . .. l'lle lli'ill.tlol killllisl.,11 ai. m State and lieiiouuue M.iriaoiiisin. Piioknix, Au.u-t 28. The re publican terrt'tid inlivei'tiou to-lay nomina:e i I Ion. U. W. Choyney, of I'nctiiz, 'or ci.ngress. The pliii lorm demands ad in ssion f Ariz na as a s ate. Of the .Mormon question t'o platform, alter reciting the vices oi Mr tnoiiisiu, ays the Motmonsasa people are un-Ainerici u and disloyal. For less reasons than diese the Chinese have ieen ex eluded. The Mormon element in ii r miilst is increasing and the evil of their hvis is a blot upon the good name and f.mieof his territory. We therefore d.-man i d congress before it aiijonrns that it shad pass toe bill now pending lefore it, known as an act lor the purification of he election in Arizona. Salem News. Salem, August 28. X. L. Berg was hrought to the asylum tu-day from Astoria. He is a Noregian, aged ti:?. -Hi insanity embraces a hallucination on almost every subjej Fatally Shot. Los Anc.elks, August 28. Wm. Hi vant this morning was probably fatallv shot by a man natne.I.l. Walsh, on the Glendale. road. Walsh ordered Bryant to hand over his money and grabbed his horse by the bit. He was warned to de-ist and failing to comply, P.ryant fired, the sho". entering Ins abdomen. The Maikets. San Francisco, August 28 Wheat Buyer ttii, $1.44 4 ; season, l.53?n- Barley Buyer '1)0. 1.34'4; sea son, $1.4 ijg. Chicago Aug. 2S. 1:15 P.M. Close. Wheat easv; cash and September, 102'.:. ; May, lOii. Democratic Slate Convention. Seattle, August 2i. Th- deai- K'i;itic etate c mv nti-n met here to-day and elfe- i. d a permanci nig in'.iit.i ti and a.? join ned til' toAnoi low morning. Cannot S.-iect a Cancressinan. F.:k.no. Auj ist 28. On the six tieth biii. t to-lnyt'ie v-i'.e for a Co! grcSSUI.:!! to 'e 'C ellt the Ctll li-nict stooi: Lit.dley of Los X'gles, Tti; i'-o. r .;Siit Diejo 04; R wel, ..I Fr- u , 47. The c i vet. i.o :i jo rncd to ii ee' at S.n I'-ii' :i:iv. nt i- t. 4, 'o male- a urlhi r eilor- to . ot'.iinate i congress. i. an. Hit- Milkers Ate Otiiet. New Vouk, Aug ist 28. All i- quiet at the Ceiitial d-j ot 'O 'la, and trains are U-avi g and ai liv ing on schedule time. At Webb's oihce it is stated that there ia noth- ing new to be said. Reports along the road declared ireigtit is moving rapidly, ana v V matteis are aDoutin tneir non . condition. 1 owderly is atill at ti . St. Cloud hotel. lie refused to talk, saying that be had been mis represented by newspapers. FK1SONKKS BKIAK JAIL. two Mam and a Boy Eaeapa fram Prison at Chehalia. Cubii iLis, August 28. Two men and a boy confined in the jail broke out this morning. They had w renched au iron pipe from the loot oi a bed and heating it in a stove tney bad burnt round the oolt ttiat heid the iron hasp by which the door was locked. They had evidently been at wora, several nights, pasting white paper over the hole to avoid discovery in the daytime, inesheritt is scouring the country after them and will probably oiler a reward for their capture. The men are charged with petty larceny and the lad -vith horse stealing. UPSET A LAMP. .4 Disastrous Fire in a Petal nm, Cal.. Livery Stable. Petalcma, August 23. This morning a man employed in the ushir.gton livery stables went into a hav loft and accidentally upset a coil oil lamp, setting fire to the hay of which the loft was i'uU. The fire gained rapidly and the fire department went to work savins property. The ho'ses were ill got out, also everything mova ble except the hay. lbe total los is estimated at $4500. The stables be'oned to the Petaluma Theatre Company and were insured foi $1500. Collins and Loftus, lessees of the stables, estimated their loe it $1000; insured for $500. The Fashion stables, walls of the thea tre and the Brooklyn hotel were all nvre or less damag d hy beat and water. A MISSING FARMER. Was He a Victim i.f Foul Play Salem's Censun. Salem. August 2s. No ti ling have as y't lie.-n had a to the whereabout- of Milto i Dontbit. Vanco iverV lni. r. who m st.-i t .I'isly .lisap .ear.-d from S-tlein 'iv -ii s.tgi Ui la i . s !i. re an pei I toil. pI'V, ' tr I'e :r :i it.--.vheie lo a' .. cioo-. Arraiigenicts are 1 1 ait all cjiii ole'ed and everyhing ready for 'eginninj to tai-e the cen-us. The stait will probably be m ;de Sat urday morning. Four Salem pn -incts will be covered l y twenty enumerators. A GOVERNOR RESIGNS. trixona's Chief Executive Step Down and Out. Washinoton, Ai)gist2'i. At the .quest of the secret try of the in 'orior Governor Wolfleyof Arizona resigned to-dxy and his resignation is accepted. In response to a re-.jues- for a statement as to the anse the secretary said his per1 s inal and official character had uot been orought in ques'ioc. He as an honorahle gentleman and he, the secretary, had been for many years, and was still, his friend; yet while this was so he believed, with the president, that .t change in the office to be in the interest of all concerned. Mur phy, secretary of state, will act as governor until Wolney's successoi shall be appointed. CRIME IN SAN FRANCISCO. I Saloon Keeper Kills Another . Liquor Dealer, Then Himself. - Van Francisco, August 28. 1 this afternoon J. M. Chene with, proprietor of the Peerless aaloon of this city, shot and killed Richard T. Carroll, a well known wholesale liciuor dealer, and then jomuiitted suicide. Carroll has long been prominent in business, politics and athletics. He leaves 1 wife ami several children. The causes of the tragedy are un known. Chenowith owed Carroll a large sum of money and was summoned to Carroll's othVe to make ar rangements lor its payment. Chenowith disputed the amount claimed, and while Carroll was going over the ledger with his book-keeper, he stepped up be hind him, and putting a 45 caliber un to the back ot Car roll's hed blew his brains out. Chenowith then stepped into a back room and shot himseli through 'he head, dying instantly Looking for a Diamond Thief. The O'egoniau says tna: the jm-luva-el Or-ing fur a young loan naiind William Russell, who has been a p-riei on ih steamer T. J Potter. He 'S a .ii iinoinl thi-1. W hen Mrs. II C. Have-, ot - Ent P-.-ril iiid, b aid t the stea.i er she haude I i ei ha .d grip t Ku-sell. ltcoo:aiued a g".d lock t with it d, anion i setting, w hich -he mi-sed shottly ai tei wad. She reported to Purser Norris, who comtte le R is-ell to give up th lot ket. Xot iiii" I Ji" tirnve ! i i l'ortl ui.l n t urs. 11a es n: c- tba: I '. dia n. on i iiad betU id. Ked lr. .lutut locket. Hu-stl. had uisapp.aied then. Elegant lotion renders the skin olt and lioHiitm::. Ladies gold waUheo cheaper tnan ever at . M. t reucn'a. RUSSIAFOUTRAGES. female Prisoners Shot Down bj Bintal Guards. A TOWH DKBTROTKD BT FIBB. Th Boat FsasM tba Eifnt Hsar Labor Bill Witb Amsudmsitt-Eastera Hsws. New York, August 2S. A Rus sian ninied Alexander Kwiatkow sky arrived here on Monday direct from St. Petersburg, and brought with aim the tirat account of the Tiumen tragedy, in which several exiles were shot dow n by guards. He had gained his news almost at lirsi hand from a relative of one of the victims, Elene Oginski, lg years of age. The Bufferings of this young girl and her 100 com panions on the r journey from Ekaterinberg to Tiumen were in tense. They walked 500 miles un- der the hot sun and when they appealed for lelief, the guards beat them with the stocks of tbeir guns. Driven to despair, the prisoners turned on the guards when near Tiumen and began to fight for free dom. The result was horryifying. The guards fired upon the priso ners, and the first victim was a young princess. Her head was pierced by a bullet, and she fell dead without uttering a word. Still the i-oldiers kept up the firing and out of a small band of 100 pol itical prisoners twenty wete killed and twelve wouuded. It is feared the remainder will be severely punished if not hanged. TUB LA BOB BILL. The Hons Passes the Eight Hoar . Bill With Amendment. Washington, August 23. The hoas-. und'-r s ecial order, pro ceed dio-daytothe consideration ,i the bill con titut'ng eight hours i div's w is 'or a ll .bore . work ujh.. and tin eln cs employed by o-' b- ' it of the g vetament. or y .lit' ct n doing work oi ;.f tcii 1 for the gov 't.!:! i at;d r-r- vtd penalties t - vi Ja'iou of it-t-ioviBionp. ni .eon in. .v d t strike out the !a- -v Al'ich tvidii that no V1' i ,i p rm t -iny laborer oriv ti ore t an ti.ht hours, hic wa Agteed to. Ou motion ii AI Lorn s the amendment waa idopted. Toe bill toen passed.. v A Terrible Fire. St. Peteksbcko, .-ugnst 28. Tiuee-fourtlis of the town ofKine- dii-me nas been destroyed by fire. the damage is e.-timated at three it. Hi n roubles. la addition to the loss of their homes the people ire suffering from a lack of food and the greatest distress prevai s. Brutality of Indiana. From the Revelstoke, B. '., btar. A number of stony Indiana have been in and around Donald for ome tim. Before) they left on Moudav they threw one of their best horses down, then piled wood ' upon it and burned it alive. It waa reported to bhentt Kedgrave about 7 o'clock on Tuesday morn ing. The sheriff and Officer 11. Redgrave proceeded to their cam p. about two miles from Donald, ana found the poor creature standing up. burned irom shoulder to bead. flesh all charred and skin burned and eyes blind, and in a horrible . suffering state. Other Indians, the Kootenays, were camping there, and the sheriff insisted thev shoot the animal, which they did, the officer bmsbing its misery with his revolver. Later the sheriff found out that the cause of their burning the horse was that one of their children was very sick, and to make it well they placed the horse in misery. These are the Indians who are said to be Chris tians, who have theirown worship, and who attended the Episcopal church at Donald and conducted themselves outwardly the same as whitejnen, but wno still practice their devilish pagan torture. No wonder Mr. Duncan refused to ad minister the sacrament to these tribes of people, for he knows, after thirty years' sojourn among them at Metlakliane, that they are not worthy of it. But Bishop Rid ley, after a few years' expe r'tnee .with them, and iteroaj better knowledge ol their Qualities. . admits them to the .-acred rite. Challenge. Inasmuch as thr Imu n cousiueiable talk in regard to our uying a I uflalo Pi ts threbher cL.:ui.iig ihai nay are old lasbion- u ii ua no iio good work or. i g-.e-i tiif.un: oi it, 1 a.ie us I.- at t l.lion t the la.', that u' nave ne -tt ciaini dlo be me ouiy t resherii.t n ii, ttiecouuty it have io't'1 imcd to itiiesh i ao or tbree - h'-usaii l bcsii 'H ir dav. or aver age t-ent -to hundred bushels pei day lbe tra on through. All ibis -T.gado has led us to say that can nire-'i as inucti grain ana 1.. x Iter work limn unv ihmlmr in L tin c tui iy, (Pitts excepted) i-t p ve liundii d d. dam. li a try oie- thtiixs their machine superior to Hie l'n is. put up or shut up. Our machine is a 3(5x52 Buffalo Pitts b iu.ht of Knapp Burrell &. Company this year. I'.lkkiiart & Cox. A full line of trusses for sale at Cumming's drug tor.