Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 13, 1890, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textv 20 OKNTS A WEEK. ALUAXV, OKEUON, SATURDAY, SELTiiMHi;U I MM). VOL. V. NO. 197 4i (kit loilostiiil Kxposilion, ! !rTIMHI k Mlb. 18! I HiMn UdOICIK '.'.'.Hi. Signor Liberati't Military Band of Fiftv Selected Musicians will fur nish the music, .-ix ami a half in-res of tl oil space tilled to overllow ing ilh the wonders i.f this wondcriul age. A world of Mechanics in Miniature. Not to vis't this treat Fxposition and vie its winders in every depart" t ut ul ;nt aiidscicn e Mill lit; to miss an opportunity such an lias never het n presented to the people of this coast b"fore. THK r AT AN DoMKSITC ToCK I 'KPAKTM I'.NT ! Will open Sept 2"th a ! doses t . iobcr 2d. f.),."'i is cll'-red in cash j premiums in this ! ' p o t in nt. Mock Department open to visitors I from 9 . m. until ." p. I- xosition from 1 r. v. until l" r. m One ; admission ticket a fruit to Kith. Pi ice. adults, ."U et . children, 2 cts. i Reduced rates tin all trail noilaiion lines leading to l'..i li.oi.l. For information address, K. W. A LI. FN, Supt. and Sec'. C U K K acli W t'iai:t ;ire or inonev rcfiitnleJ l ' V. o I l ri.FE ArlER j - ,. B.. 0- ttu: iiT,itive ofkraiisof t-itlitr litrtitfr rn,; tU" MV.--i- l -r tiuian'H, i .tM'V't or ojiiiim, tr thr.nri i u-iiil inli--T.:tiun, ovrr iiittilc ii.e, et-- , !. loss y I T r:i i ri I'owlt, V;lku,ncH. ; rinir lown fain- in hv k, Si in;iiLl V .iknss, IK tcriu, N't-r om l'rs rtMmi. N ftuni;il Oinin--tioii, LfUCMrrhut", tiz.' if-, Vc-ak Mumoiy, insof I'owor :itii liuj ' .;, whifh if nui,-l.-,-ft'. nftoii ich'I t" ir ualure old ae ;iU intiity. Iri'i" J' '''k; ti 1ox;5 fcr tfoj.Ht s. n; tiv riitli mi .(t of irit. 1 UKI!t ! tKiMli. is kCiv.-n h ' n-lrr rt;i:ciil, to rvfiiiid Lilt- .it if i i, Vrm:tiHnf iire i? Mott'llm , !; ..v tha'i.-4.itsoi turttniioiii.tif from oli j v'iiiir, of Uth "M;', wh have lnt'ii jhtiii iihmihv tMirtMl lj liietj-o'f Aphro-iitim t'iri'iil.ir f'ri'o, Vd'trs i lit-: triiito )IHh im: a. WotW.rii H-imrht li. 'J7. Purt'-iTid, Oregon. Fibsr s Golds MlillHl Pilh 4d For hViiiiilt Ir rul ..Itios; ii'Uh ill Ilk tlKIll Oil Hit' inarl v . Nuer .ill. S ocoH-.iiM i: r. . ; '3fWr Jf Uuatantet- to rc- if's uit'iiMlrti:it;ii. 1 n't le hiimtMi .oil. Save tiini'. F'ealth :intl mone. Take no other. Sent to any ail- lr. liy in.tii reai-ipt of rict, 52 C'J. Ad lrc. tilir tlrillrlnr oiiipn Wot Ur.in. h t;..v .;, I'orllnml. r. Sold hy Kohav & Maon, Alhtny. 0reer l'ruipt I'ltyment. Al.hNV, Or., Sept. 5, IMHj. Aliout 4 e. m. on Moml.ty of this Meek my house, in Benton county, one mile from this ci'y, was de stroyed by lire. The household iiKxIs Mere in iiri I in thelXtklaixl II. line Insurance (.'oiuany. of O kland. Cal. To-day, after i tarcfiil invi'stiitioii. the cuiii p itiy's adjus'er, dr. M. II. Mer rill 'a rutleinnn ol whom 'he c-'iiip iny may le l jusilv protnl for his thoroughness and -kill in Imsi ness), settled the loss sustained hy h' companv, to my entire aitis fa. tion. I make this statement m ithout any solicita'ioi s w hatever. J. F. WniiiMi. To llie Ifiuyers if SIio4. We si- iiierin some rarf lar V'ainsin men's and iad'es shoes 'e sell you the same hoes that other houses show vl made li the same manufacture in short they are the same goods formucl, U'hm n.uJiey. Vail tnd ee nut prices we j;u;:r:ii)tee to save from 2 to Til) per cent on each p iir f Hliocs pillchas"d. These SlOful!; are new and liist class in ev r- p-lrticular. . I",. Mell.WMN UK o.m(.,rt e.v lii.niln a front r'min n I1..1I1. .-an In rvtc I to, a .'iiMi-uii! a. it or two l.iili,., I,v'i.i!iin: to .1. , m II. on uiil rri t, Ik tw. co lln.a.i.i.l.n. aiul KI-H'-rth F.letfant Lotion p-nders the HUit. soft, and iieaiitifu!. MoNKY To l.o.w ItoMK CAPITAL ON k'ltini real e-.ta'tj jiecilrity. Kor jmrtiro. ii iiire ot t:e.i. tl'imi'lirey y'l.KKPl.KSS NUJIIl'S maile miseralile ! O rl'Ut terrible eoui:h. shiloh'" t.'ure reiiie-ly for yll. Kr wile ti f .shav X j STEPHEN A. BURGE, j w 111 w . mi: aii ; OPPflSITUS. E. YOU-C"3. ALBANY. OR. I If y.i 1 wt-'i to ptiicliase clocks, or jewelry i' will pay jolt to call I aiul see lis i - - - - j .litckets mill VriM. 1 I am roceikniL' mv lajl ami j w i:.l. r -lock i.i ladie.-, misses and children ja: kels and wraps which , are of 'In- lat' i-t style and jiood value and a- cheap as -taudaid 'ood- cm he Miu.ht. I have a lot j of i.t.iie- New markets carried ov r . in 111 la-t year, which 1 am tieli.ii I at co-l to moke room for new ar I rivals. i-a.ui ki. K. Yot Nd. A BRULAL liUBliEKV. Beaten Into Insensibility Over the Head With a Uub. II IS NAMIC WAS TlliltKTTS. He Say a Stra.iger Knooked Him Down, Kicked Him nod Robbed Hui cf $50 - Hi Conditiaa. 1'oKTi.AND, Sept. II. Between 4 and o'clock this morning Oliver Jack Roberts found a man lying in an unconKciuus, stale on Ains worth dock, his head being com pletcly covered with blood. The. t.tlict-r aroused liiiii tutlic.iei tly tto elicit that his name was Ttbbetts. Ills apH'aia!ice indicated that his skul1 was tractun.l and tint iie was in allying condition. The man wa.s re.no ,vd to Cloud Samaritan ho.-:ital, when after navinjr tlio blood wa-lu-d off lit? face and head, oiiiises of 'a fright ful natuie and a broken nose were visible, but the skull wad all right. t'p to noon to day he was un able to speak lnidi, hut he was conscious enough to say that while on tin- liver front a stranger knocked him over the lien with a dub, kicked him in the lace and robbed him of about -YoO. I'p to pies.- hour Tib iett-' liist name of any furiher 1 articular. s respectinjr lna identity or citcuni stances attached to the robbery could not no obtained. The jiolice, however, are conlid ent that they will apprehend the fallow w ho strut k Tihbetts the foul blow. MIKllKKIMi A It A UK. Use elegant lotion for sunburn K SMITH in Tfmi; a Ir l is m ALBANY, OKK( 015 Propose to sell their shure of irootls X) priiM'x ia:ile. Our custor.iers :ir ifi vi to com ''&fx'r'i l"c-r Ji'tio nit of ucooiU uaiiti'il sis lorn: and -vt their own pri.-Mime and iinin nit of goodi as our s'ock lasts M. yi. isloili 1 4 tlio Author ul the Work. 1'onri.AM), Sept. 12. The crime of Milantcale wa- coiumitted a' the Bixhy boarding house in this city. Miss Kii.a Meekliue, a respected and amiable young lady, was dis covered in a piM'.le" condition, having had a child born to her ami aurdeied by the u-e of instru ments. She w as . lonuei ly fioni ''rvalli-, w hen- an aunt li.es and had worked fortlnee years in 1'ott land at ibilerelit place- as a domestic, and wa- well liked, -he nays tluit otie M Hindi is the fa'her of the dead infant, nn I al-o the one who caused its destruc tion. The villain Illoch is sup loacd to be in Victoria, as iie nold hit property, settled his business and li lt tin- city. iin: TAitu im.i.. House Ways ami Mi-.iiis 4'omuii Ire 4'oiifciilfr Si'iiat. A iiciiiliueutA. V..-lll(iloN, Sept. This ::iori.ing tiie ways au ! means com mittee held a scs-ion to discussthe senate ainctidineiitM to the tarilF bill. As the bid itself had in.t eached the cou.niittee, no i tiii .I concurrence could be noted, and the proceedings en'irely resulted in a general discussion. The prac tical agreement was that the amendments should he couside el y the committee instead of ac eding at once to the reiiutt of 'he senate for a conference. Tiiid a p onoitnce l di-K)si ton both oti tad republican anil deinocra'iu -nit B to 'l isten action in the coui niilti a- much asioss:ble. Son e d ' uocr.it ic members sav if it shiuld be attempted in the house to pis the threatened resolution, to interfere with the hio disti ids, as cstahli-hcd v the last l Jerrymander, or forcij through other pr. iiounced pai lii.in measures, resort .kill U; had to all p ii'hanietitary means to obstitict taj tariii bni. suit of Logan. Kiuerv A vVeaver ! against t! e IVnnsvlvai.bi railroad has been settled." The pLiinHII's claimed $107,120as dan-ages that they overpaid the coinpiny for shipping crude oil to the rehneiv at 1'hiladelph'a between 1SS1 anil 1HS7, according to (he ri tes given other companies; aNo (8:1.''imi based upon the act of June 4, Ihrt:;, that any carrier discriminating fdiall pay treiile the amount of damage asked. Senator Kmery ways the road came to his terms. WIltK CI.ICKl ViiS. Canon Siddon's inter-nent in St. Paul's i a: In dial will take place next Tuesday with eluhora-.e cer emonies. 5,1 Koiioiania Htid Serv-wrt nego tiating rtith Yieiiua bankers for a refunding of their public debts at more lavorable rates o. inteiesl. Ku-sia has given onii"s to the governors of Siberia to prevent any furlhr immigration oi Chinese in to that province. The total number of ca-es of cholera in provinces of Spain up to date is 3-172 and deaths 177. Smallpox is spreading in Madrid V. 15. Culver, a worthy and old cit izen of Salem aid vicinity, is suffering from a stroke of pai absi winch allects his entire side. is a prominent citizen and faloer. of the county surveyor. Hopes' are entertained lor his recovery. Forest (ires are doing enormous damage at ( 'aucasus. Large de tachments of troops are being, hur lied to the scene by the Uussian r government toaid the local author-, ities in stopping the spread of the i llames. It s learned th:.t the recent burning of a brewery in Frankfort, it h serious !o-s of 1 iie, was tin-: W i ns i ME CRIMINALS Mysternus Diii-'Maiance of an Oregon Muii and Family. A KKI Ill l' LV llKUl' WITH A Fatal Saloun Qua 1 tlispoie 0r th ul a Hous a in UtBk-t'attl Po- session vsiw He Ypkka, Cal., S.;pt. M-oii' muii'ii ago iave kilx "'' a ,t'!'1" dent of Lake :oe.!ityf Oii'gou. bought a new wagon of J-ehncr.-iios.,ol Moiita'nie, in lb. a county, tting that lie was going . to seii out in Lake county. 'The wagon was found a lew day ago aH-rcte.J juiong tlm bni-li and rock.-t about ti i e mdv's imm f.oise's, in s-'Jtt." creek valley, this c Ui'ty. .-','it wagon cont.iimd i new set of Juif n-'-.s. ti mik . ax and other articles: Tnc horses were gone, and ii is stated loat Ki 'gore was accouipa- nicil by Ins wile and two cl ni H'eii. No trace of yiy of them b;s been found. It i- gi iieraily le!.eved th.it Kiigoce and family have Ixtt n foully de; .lt. with, as it ivas by mere chan iv that the wag n wac discovered hymen liuntinjr stoitk. Kiig iie v.as lunueriy a re-'. dent ol Ashland, )r. AX I K IT Kll K.VTOIS'l ION. were virtually without amuuition and arms, but are now well aup piied. The prospects are for seri ous trouble on the reservation and in its vicinity. Governor Toole has recommended to the depart ment that the Indians be removed but without avail. News from the agency i anxiously awaited, as there is not only a strong feeling against the Cheyennes, but also against Major Carioll, in charge of ti.e Hoops there, as the settlers -iaiui he lias aided in the escape of Ferguson's murderers from jus tice. MINISTER MIZNER. Oregon's Laws Are to Apply to Alaska. A FATAL MINK EXPLOSION. Tv.'o Kant I'ioIIhiiiI I.siwyern Hail lloi. work oi a -i.scnaigeu woi Kinan. , tro.ible ol prosecuting two Alter seiung lire to the inui.mig jor atieiniilnig to extort NOW Oar buyer has g..t iw in a muss again, and to get out we have gutto aake rerv close pucea u tiat ing stoves. Too nun h stock und we are bound to un?c-ad it price will do it. Garland, Monitor, Argand and Superi or ange3. Cooks and Heaters, Hard ware and Cutlery: mtmfiMm mm mm- b x- iiA&M m 1S A Itlli K I Y Kit, The Itio ;raiule Higher Than For Tell Year. Sr. Loll.-, Mo., Sejit. II. l)is patencs from l'ex is say that the Itiotiratidc is mi r.i-npage. At Kagle l'ass it is In ..i.-r than ior ten years. Allthelo.ver paits of he t ily, w hich is densely popu lated by Mexicans, is six leet un der w iter and in i h property is swept awav, b it n lives are "lost. 11 coiiiiiiunicaii .il with I'ledtas Negrason the .Mexican side of the iivt r is troken. Tne track of the Mexican Interna! i .nil railway is washed out and u el susieu.le 1. House iii r.yed. Bitiiios, Sept. 12. YeSterda. afternoon a lire de-tr ye.l the housa and conten's of r. F. Rollings, lour miles uortherst of towns. Last night nU bi-n, t.vo horses an 1 all the machinery and wagons burned, caugot fio-n i he smoulder ing ruins of the house. 1iss, 4-2,001); ins'iiauce, 1 il) ). Valualile l'riieilv ciuirml. a Miki.ks, .S.-pt. 12 l'apers to-day publisl a i.imor that tiie Kcdondo hotel, ci y property, rail road and wharf hive been sold to the Southern l'acdi . Wnather ImlicatioiiH. San Fkancisco, Spt. 12. For Oregon: Fair we it iter, variable winds, stationaiy temperature in the western portion; wanner in the eastern poition, Foj Wash ing'on : Fair winds, varying from north to west, clear at Fort Canby, stationary tenipeiatureat Olynipia, and warmer in the eastern portion. A Suil Si-ttleil. l?KiKoitD, l'a., Sept. 12. The I he opened the vates. a'low ing MOlHl barrels of liipior t" (lood the place. He linalh cotuiuitted suicide. A large poiK packing establish ment will soon he in opera1 i m in Vancouver, ( ieorge V. i oic--, of Fast I'oitland, having secured a site for that pinpo.-e, in 'uluiubia a lditiou, inteiidiii-j to -mine iate ly put in a -t lo ui'1'. which will emp.oy at least twenty-live hands. 'I'licle .les-e Woods one of Benton county's olde-t pirn eers, w ho located there in the early 5 ''s. died Tuesday at hi" re-id. -nee !' nr miles west of Coi vallis, aged sti years. He was the fi'lnr if a large family and .-is quite gener ally known throughout the couniv. Mrs. It bert .1 .hnson, ol Walla A'alla. while camping out with her hushand near thai city. n very suddenly. I tiey were sitting b line the camp lire, chatting and augliitig when the poo1 w- nian. who s as expected to be coiitined soon, c . ii p'ained to her hus'oi'n! a' out feeling bad, and -ud lenlv .'asped: "O Robert!" and fed back into his arms a corpse (ierman socialists are tnaku-g great preparai Ions to celebrate tin 1st of October, when th" socialistic act will expue. A pauiptilet en ' it led "To the WoiVmen of I ier inany" will be di-t.-, billed on that day." It is, in part, at Ica-t. a slate publication, am! approved by the emperor, and will contain a re- -ume of what the emperor has done anil intends lo do for the win kingineii. I if . (ieoige l'. litiisciill, the famous tray, ler and diplomat of the Southern Confederacy, oi -d at theliilsey hoii.-e in New Yolk. When Ma 'on and Sbil"ll were des patched totirea; Britain, i ihisi lin was sent after them by way .-I Canada as emergency man. He was the only ambassador to reach the Knglish shores, and he was the lirst agent of the Confederacy to warn Davis that his coolest was a hopeless one. Returning to the I'nited States he was one of the first to develop the mining re sources of the South. There has been much complaint recently of hazing at the Lafayette college" Two young freshmen learned that they were to be vis ited. I'hev armed toemselves with baseball bits and warned the sophomores to keep away. The hazers, however, broke in th vr door to gain an entrance. The lirst to enter the room, Juan Me dina, a student from Honduras, was Idled with a blow irom the bat. w hich ft act u red his skull. Another sophomore was hit, but was not seriously hurt. Medina i not expected to live. Wilkksi:.ki;i-:, l'a., Sept. 11. A shaft of the Ldiig'i and Wilkes h.irre coal company was the scene of a viole it ex plosion of ga- at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The men were at work in the mine clearing up the wreck of the tire last March, and searching for the bodies oi eight men a ho were killed in toe explosion at that time. Full par ticulars at this h jur cannot be b tamed. Five men are reported killed and several injured. It is reported that the mine is also on tire. reachi'H, Teache. Conn it llendiicsoii will receive this morning a catload of extra fine Southreu Oregon peaches, which will be sol t at In-dr ck price-. Call early and leave your orders and avoid the rush. Dry goods and notions on lir-t floor, clothing department and gents furnishing goods on second door at G. W. Simpson's. i.mri.VMi, Sept. 12. Julius Blcch, the pawnbroker, is inja peck o! 1 rouble just now. Tins' morning Kate .Minor, of F.ast j'oitl.nil, sued hiin foe . l(),2':0 for ?lli ged se duction, and now he is put t'. the awyer.-monev A DECISION PKOJUI91I On the yueHtiou lu Olsput on the Southern facllic. Sas Fhascisco, sept. 12. The demands of the Soutnern Facitic emplo) es to have the . pay and mileage system on a.l divisions re adjusted, w bieii Has Deen pend ing or several weeks, cime up again Iv-day, but were further di vision superintendents went over j vai 'ous po.'nts raised by the men, a,;d the nnal oeois on is promisea lor Monday. J-inure for the Week. S: 1 jw'Nct&co, Sept. 12.- Brad street's mefcantile agency reports twenty-thiee-it'iluree in the l'acific coa-t .-tates ;ik; territories, for the week ending to-niorrow, as com pared with eleven lor the previous week, and nine for the. correspond ing week of 18i9. An Urenluae or Uttdnam. ,San Fkancisco, Sept. 12. Rich-' ard Watt?, carptMiter, died this morning from an overdose of i u danutii. Hp has been in the habit of taking the drug for chronic di arriiie.i. The deceased was 40 years of age and liraud Army man. Irom him, a matter growing out ol his too ititiiuate illations viitb fie girl. r The attorneys are ii. A ( t'.rady and i. . Mc'ilugti. Bloeh in ioilued against' 'hem in Justi.ii:t Wo id's c iiirt, w hi te they ull have a healing at a Iat' hour t;- is after- no u. 1 1-al.egi-s tha: lie letelltl an ts came to iiim and oil: ted to s. t Me all cliinis Kate Min-jr nia have against liiru f .r O0. HiocL legai 'Jed their pri.Hitioit i.a the ligiit oi an extortion, cause.d their arrest . Failarn for tt Wek-TM Mioh Laid-antni-TjrrlbU Vglet ILttUf ChiaiM Pariio. LOSS (If 1'IIK (NKIIA. t rimiiial N.Rlvct tTiliie-. In Celling TI-h. V. S.s Fhwcisi-o. Sept !'.;.--The s'bo.iur let:.- ai rived from ihii 1'o.i.t, la-k.,. this uiieni.ig, with i-ii'li c.a.-es ol c.ui'h-ii .-aluii n aim '."ni barrels Captain hiti; brings lii' lher int o ligcnee o! the loss ol ihe l ai k Oi e.,la. lleas-erts that th" drow ning of the seventy-eight ( limese vvas ilue to the cinniua! negiect of the cptain and crew Alter the n:.s. cting oi the matter. Captain White said: "The night was calm ami the sea a- smooth as glass. ,v'i,eii the bark struck the captain and crew got into tin 'oats and ) tided about fit H ,i vards awav from the ves-el. Fro.ui 10 o'cloc!x at night tin' il dayli gh t tin sailois lay oil' t tie bat k and iisteneii To the howls and shrieks of the poor, Irenzied devil- on board Many of the Chinese wvre washed ashont in the water butts, a large number oi these weie standing on the deck, ami the Chinese crawled into theoi only to be caught like rats in a hole when tin sh.ji broke in two. In the hold of the vessel there were dories enough lo have i ed every lile on noted. All that was necessary was to 'iake oil' the batch and four men could have launched every dorv easily. There was plcntv of time lo work, as the Oneida did not begin to bntak up for ovei twelve hours alter she struck. When daylight cai ne ami i the sailors saw where the la nd lav j they piil'el awav and U-ft thei I biuese lo their fate. ICKIIKI.I.ION IN SHTIZIULAMI round Guilty. The trial of S. 11. Valpo3e, upo f the charge of vagrancy took place before Recorder i teuton, yesterday with a jury consisting oi W. M. Ketchutn,".!. W. Cusick. Wiiliam Kalston. W. 11. (roltra, Wm, Vance and W. B. Barr. lion. J. K. Weatherford, and J. R. Wyatt aopeared for the city and Judge J. .l'. Whitney for the defense. The jury returned a verdict of guilty ami u. default of $25 fine the de ieiidaut 'vent to jail for 3") days. on Sociable. (31 The ladies U McFherson Relief Co-ps No. lj, will give a melon socmbie at their Jia.ll on Tuesday evening, Sept. 1Mb. Admission ten cents. A i-ordial invitation is exteiiiicd to all. Kali and Winter Woolena. We h&VK received a large invc-ice of ine wojlens. including iioveJtieis oi the latest foreign and astern designs and await your early inspection. It is of course iinileirlji'd we positively guaran-U-e perfect lit anJ tiroS-class work iiiaarihip. Zache iV Son, MercJiant'Tailora and Xraiers, t)pposite JPostofhce. 1 Sure Cure or the Whinkyr Ul tr. Livingston's Andidote bit for ll.iiliitioiiist KoriiK a visional iovfriiiiieit. Tro- IvoMK.Sent. 12. The revolution ists in toe Canton of Ticinn have foi mod a provisional gover nment. n yoked a popular assembly, Inch has declared the existing government and grand council di-- il.ed.aml oide r.-d geuen.l elec tions for next Sunday. The in siirgetits bold Lilian, Mcinlrano, Chia-s and Lociuno. L'c.indes rath called ai: extta ses-ioti, or dered the federal ti ps sent to the scene lininkenness will cure any cju?e of the liquor hanit in from tea to thirty days, from the moderate vi i he drunkard. The antidote can lie given in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of the person tak ing it. The Antidote will not in jure the health in any way. Man- utactured hy the Livingston 'hemical Co., Portland, Oregon, r from J. A. Ciunmiiig, Druggist, sole agent. The l iiiou I'acltlc. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from 1'ortland to Omaha, St. Paul, Kaunas City, Chicago, St. Louis and ail points hast and South. Buy your tickets of c. i. Raw lings, loot of iJroad albin street, Albany. Corset! t'lirwltl We make a specialty of Iwiie and misses line corsets and w-lPU. We have a drive in a F;--Iete sateen corset at 75 cents. I rtra good value. Samukl E. y"NO. A 4ool Cough Syrup. There a nolliing parents stiould be so careful about uo uclectini- i cough jyrup. Beggs Cherry cough syiup is niecting with wonderful suci-eag. 1'lie best is mine to good. Bit sure you gel Beggi-. Everybottle la warrauled. All druggists keo it. Take the Northern Pacific Rail road to all points East, shortest time of any road East. No II.. - e - .. f di-o'der. Tee populace oi cars, uest accomoxiations r-epp ft 'he iiisurg. nts and thej civic guard occupies the telegrapn ! olliees, picveiiting the suo;.'ing ol the i-aiitotiai government from coin m anii-at ing by teh graph w ith each other or with the national g.ne nieent. The rebels arret-ted Coiincidoi Oscalli, Mic federal coin- nnssio,.er, who nceivea in-lruc . . . . i i .. .1 f .i. tioi s 10 aiinoi i-ie oecis.oii oi me t . i ....... for Mn ii-ioii.ii j;ui. I niiirii , aim ttfl f tor the popular a-seinbly aim tiie most pleasant route to travel. Tickets for sal a over this road to any and all points east at the lowest rates hy Burkharr. & Keeiiev who are the authorized agents of this company at Albany. Call on .. 4 for tickets and full e.rtici' . , 1 Kx terminal inn Threatened. AS V K VNCl-l'o, Sept. 12. A si ill III) ii fake tiie Union Pacific railway r the Fast, thirtv-tive hours quicker than anv other transcon- tinental line. Elegant new dining ears, ruiiman palace sleepers, tree I family sleeping cars run through ' '.V.i ,, i ' Vi ".T- lo leaver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, ii cial irom Ik-U na, Mont., us l-.,,,. c;, ... ' j .' ...... .i i. i.:o- . Kansas City, St. iaiuis and Chi- "" -; Kiiii.'g oi ..oro I' H w.....i:.... , "li e 1" rr ( T - akitut. to Broadaibin street. e ilisi-liarge ot terguson 8 i . murderers, has so incensed the i To allay pains, subdue inrlama fettlers t hat they declare they will . tion, heal loul sores ai d ulcers, the sen I th -ir women and children to ! most prompt and satisfactory re Miles City and start on a war of ! i-ults are obtained by using that extermination against the Chev- ; old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. Mc- en nes. Last spring the settlers Lean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. San Francisco, Sept. 15. Pas sengers on the steamer San Bias, from Panama to-day, state that the attempted assassination of Minister Mizner was a hoax. Bar rundia's daughter went intc the office of the United tiutes min ister presumably with the inten tion of kihing him, but when she was admitted to his presence her courage probab.y failed her, and there was no seeiie. When the tta'n Bias left Guate mala everything was quiet and it wad thought by thoee on the steamer the troiole was about over. General Barrundia had evi dently resolved to sell his life dearly and made up his mind to die before being captured. Ac cording to the story told. Captain Pitts refused to give up his passen ger until the last momemt, and ths general soaght to repay his kind ness by killing him. Pitts afti pealed tc the captain of the Ran ger, which was at San Jose with the Thetis, but the United States officer could not send marines aboard with jut request from the commandant of the port. Every precaution was taken for the safety of the passengers, they having boe'o ,.bent below as soon as the commandant went on board with Mizner's communication. HELD VP TU STACK. t.ad A(nU in Jlouthern ,Orfooa Stop Unci Barn's wacon. LffcN7LLK, Sept. 12. Informa tion ' received here to-day of a stage roWjisrv which occurred on theWh init. feetwe?n Blitzer and Diamond, small posts dnhe Burns and Fort Bidwell jpail route, in lke county. Southern Oregon. The stage was held up by ft brace of highwaymen, who ordered the mail pouch thrown out at the muz zle of a Winchester. The driver obeyed with alacrity and the pouch was cut open and rifled of all the registered letters and packages. All the remaining mail was then destroyed by the robbers who finally ordered the driver to pass on. lie did so without any hesi tation whatever. Officers will be sent to trace the robbers, of whom no clue has vet been obtained. It is rot known by the author ities" how much money was ob tained, but it is believed to be a small amount. This is the first stage robbery that occurred for some time. Katel Saloon Quarrel. Salt Lake, Sept. 12. At Park City. Utah, to-day, John Moffshot and -fatally wounded Alexander 1 jingdou, a miner. Moff is an en gineer at the Ontario mine. He was in a saloon, drinking with Thomas Currans when Langdon came in. Currans and Langdon Uad quarreled earlier in the day, and the quarrel was renewed. Moff.became involved in it and whipping out a revolver, fired, in flicting a horrible and gaping wound in Langdon 'a bowels from which his. death is momentarily expected, as the wound is neces sarily fatal. ' Mori is in jail. He claims in justification that Lang don slapped him, hut this Langdon denies. Shot Hint Dead. Mii.kokd, Conn., Sept. 12. John J. Waters, aged 45, w as .shot dead by George Knowles, aged 21, last night at Lanesville, three miles south of here. Jay Knowles and .Dr. David Knowles each claim the ownership of a house left by their father. David locked up the prem ises and placed his wife and son George on guard therein. Later Knowles called with a party of neighbors and started to break in tiie door. George fired, kiliing Waters, who was in the party. Dr. David Knowles and his wife, and George Knowles have been arretted. Waters leaves a widow and six children. Among ttva Strike. Sydney, Sept. 12. The confer ence of representatives of labor unions which is being held here ior the purpose of making arrange ments for "a settlement of existing labor troubles is attended by forty delegates from various unions. It is not probable that the threat of unionists, not to handle non-union w ool, will be carried out. Mh.utoiR.NE, Sept. 12. Several olliceM who refused .to work on vessels employing non-union men have applied for reinstatement -and have been given their old positions. No Trouble Anticipated. Boise City. Idaho. Sept. 12. Troops which left here for annual field practice, arrived at the point to-day, where the Indians are re ported uneasy. No trouble is anticipated. A Snow Storm. Ardock. N. D., Sept. 11. Four inches of snow fell here this morning.