Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 10, 1890, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr - - A. A - 20 CI3NTS A WEEK. ALBANY, QBeQijf t TBI 0 AY," OOTOBKK 10. - I - I .1890. vol; v. np. a 7 ! . ". ' ILealiD? WolWer n l OF INS' THE Prices, Quality CLOtlllS.',, CLOT HiN 5, 0,VrHIN CLOTH IN 1 i its, Has, Hits ;, G'jV)rinNT!;, Cap-1, Caps1 dps, Cup, NOW Our buyer hr got us in a muss si' am and to get ut we have got to make Vr'i y fvose juices m ln'tit ing stoves. Too ii.tich slock and we ae ) und to unload it iirice wil?. dsj it. Garlari, Maaitcr or Eaa?93; Ccoks aniSoatars, Karl-w-aio aai C'itlsry: Tie THE BLAIN and Merekht Tailor a s AND BOYS' Gr AND- LOW Considered OVERCOAT.?, OVEliCOATS. OVEUOATS OVERCOATS' OVER J) ATS, OVEKCO.IT.S', O VE RCO A IS, O V E Rt:o A TS. l5ooti, H.-t.ts, l'oots, oots. Slices, Hhoe3, ALT? ANY, troods and amount as our s'oc TtB GeleLratsd French CURE or money refunded 8 5 Or AFTER if OPl the ir-ner..ttv- irr vn of either cex whether risi...i from the ex.-es -ive hm of stimulants, ioba.-co or opium, or through j outhful lwlis cretion, over indulgence, etc, Kich a loss of irniq Power, Wnke'u'neu, Beariiur Down fains l the 11a-Ic. Senliiial. Weakness Bj. terla, Ner ou Prria, ration, Noeturn-U Otms rions, Leucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Lois of Power vwl Impotency, which if neij Ice ted often lead to premature old aje end iisviity. Price il a box; 6 hoxeS for 96.00. Sent hy mail on receipt of price. witirri-: tr BASiTr is giren 1tli9iert $ order reeci.ed,tO re '-d tue uoncy if a IVriiiunrnl ci re is notes? ted. We have thousand of teptiinoniaio fro t old vA younir, of both -cx-ts, who lio.o been crmsuiently cured by the u ( Ahrodltlne Circular free, Art Ire 1IIS AfllKO HKMriSR ro. A'otern Branch, Box, 27. Portland, Oreon. Fr Rule by Koetiay A Mmoii, who eealeand et&il drtUKieti), Aaan, Oregon. FEMALS Fill For Female Ir regularities; noth ing iike them 00 the market. Never ai. Successfully jsed by prominent ladies monthly. C'larantcei' to re lieve suppressed menstruation. Mais, Ceriain Don't be humbug (red. Save time, Health and money. Take no other. Scut to any ad dress by maii on receipt of pricr, 92 00. Ad dress tpliro Mrdlrinr Company Wnt r.ramh Box 27, I'orlliXid, r. Sold by fofbay & Mason, Albany. Ortges VVAMKE A eirl t do general bouse work. Apply iu n e liately at ihii office. VIA r n.VCKING COl'OH can h so quidc I ly curtd l.y ihil ;hSOure. WcgUArantee u. S'.ld by Ko, hay Mason. 3AlSLS7-:& : FZSa : Jsl) : Printers tm BL5GX ALBAIiY Oil For ail kinds of grten or diy fr:iit b xe call at the Stinar Pine Door & Lnnibt-i Company' ware iiouse, Albany, Or. Matthews & Washburn, the en t riirising limlwuie and pove .? u'.tirs. received tlieir thin' car d'):id of stovne vestf rdav. L'ejL's ceh bial 1 family remedies nrt-f.ir 8rt!' li all leading druggists L'Vcry wbere." Oiench your thirst ol.t fountain. at the new Ask to see our $'2.50 ladies at E. C. t-'earlB. i-hoes' for Fresh cranberries Mid tI '-:eltd cod 1k-1i at Mue'.kr & . arret ?. & SENDERS OREG r L T -, u - Faber. m& 5 TlT I 1 m Propose to soli tbeir share of A. prices made. Our custor.i T3 are itivitiiJ to com? 3et their owb price. time and a. ot zoo .wanted as lonq tr lasts. HARRISON IN 40i He Is Enthusiastically ceived Everywhere. rush xt roivr tow; The Hardet Bsesjitt for lasthtt ttn Tears' lu -Ai AtttaptW AsMsthuit BrsB ti. Ottumwa. Iowa." Oct. - o cioet Uusj oumtaHrtBd nrefcV0n- tial pirty rearbrtl this city. A f-l g .tion headed by Hon. J. rintcliitison, ex-republican candi date for c 'Vern r of Iowa.aa 1 ben ator 1'. t. Ballengall, met-th- party ' G I 'sbtiri? last evenini: and ctLorted them to Ottninwa. A pleasant night's ret was af forded the president by the train being idetracKed at a quiet little station near Oituma till day light. Daite the e irly hour al most the entire populace of the' thriving vming rity of Otturawa turned out to gr et the president. Kou.iinK i(-er were given. A moment later the booming of can non commiKvd and the jollifica tion of the day was fairly begun. In this city residtta the president's elder sister, bailie, ka wife of "T. Uevms, an old oiuten. 'John S. Harrison, the pc3dent's grey haired oMer brotle,-Ko is -an business in KansaaKt2" met the party here R'id front the depot he and lX-vins et-oorted their distin guished itlutive to the Devins' residence, w liert the family break- faffed tore! her. Early in the fore noon the weather Ivcame unfav orable, rain began to fall, but did not seem to dampen the enthus iasm of the low-ana and certainly did not seriously mar the cere monies, which took place under 'he roof of the Ottumwa palace and low Indui-trial Exposition. At 10 o'clock President Harrison, un der escort of Governor Uoies and Senator Baliingall, passed through the coal palace. To the president it was full of interest, and his sur prise and admiration were thor oughly evidenced by numerous inquiries. 1 he unique coal palace wae tar- Mculirly interesting to the presi dent. He. made a speech congrja- nlaiing the proplo and ufterwardf reviewed a parade. A public reception wan tendered the president at the coal palace, and from 8 to 9 o'clock he shook hands with thousands of people. While the president was sieaking in the coal palace, by eome acci dent the water of the artificial waterfall immediately behind tin president was turned on and it- roar aiinost drowned in voice. "I have contended," said he with brass barn's, but f .never be fore have been asked to speak within the roar of a Jsiwgara I Laughter and Uheers. l The wa ter wa- soon turned off and tt piceident said : "I had suppose ! there were limitations upon the freedom of tins meeting, both a to Governor Boies and myself and that no political suggestion of anv sort was to be intioduced at this it lend, v concourse of American citizens. I think both of us have good cause for grievance againM '.tli ! croiiibitionists for interrupting wuu mis argument lor cold wa ter. More Laughter. - FIRST SNOW. One Year Ago the Storms Ended la Railroad Blockade. Sierra Citv, Cal., Oct. 9. The first snow of the season fell heie . nis anernoon. just a year ago i-eBieruay tne tern Die storms ot Uvt season commenced in the inoiin'ainf-, which culminated in the memorable railroad blockade last February. A Cteat Jockey III. New York, Oct. 9.-"-Isaac Mn; phy, the great jockey, is seriously in ai iijs iiuiut? in nim ity. ijait Tuesday night hi life was dis paire.d of, but he was sligl tly im proved, though not out of danger, last night, lie was 1 tr from wf when he rode Firenzi in her las race ind the exertion aggravated Irs illness. Pneumonia and in tlammation of the bowels are the diseases from which he is suffer ing. Outraged and Murdered. Cumberland, Out., Oct. 9: Mary and Eliza McComgle, ag' 14 and 12 years, daughters of Js, .Mci.omg!e, started for home ait school Tuesday evening. They wers last seen alive half a m !e from home, being followed b Marcisne Lerocioue. The bod ot t he girls were found last nigi.t.J )?oth had been outraged and uiu..-- j dered. Lerocique is under arixrt ' on suspicion. j Hebrew Ilanquet at Saeramenio, j Sacram :vto. Oct. 9. Oneof the most notable banquets in the his tory of Sacramento wag tl at rendered li st night at Turner hall to Louis ElkinR, an old and hon ored citizen of this city, by -the members of the Congregation of Huai Israel, in commemoration of his thirtieth euci'essive election as president of their synagogue. Winter Storms Carson. Nev.. Commenced. Oct. 9. It was snowii g heavily here last night 'r-BKRit ELECTION HILL. The PresUeot Hermes to He lutwr rlewed on It. Ottcmwa, la., Oct. 9. When the associated press representative informed President Harrison of the report current in the east that he contemplates a special session of congress to consider federal election bill, jlie pres:dent said he was sorry he jbuld give no expres sion on the abject, as it would be improper tSfcretary Halford iaU that ho such decision been arrived at. Whether the frahiect is under considera ion or 1tiot be would not say. BLOWN TO ATOMS. Terribto. Fate of Tarn Miners While f at Work L'nderg-roond. San Francisco, Oct. 9. A Chronicle soecial from San Dieco tays : News has been received I irom i ne itosat io goia mine", i evemv mues lniana irom Aiazai- lan. of a terrible explosion w hich occurred there in the latter part of September. An American named Mctjee. who came from Napa, Cd., was working with nine Mex icans on a 60-foot level near a magazine which con'aine 1 several hundreds pounds ot dynamite. This exploded in some way and t'te ten men were blown almost to atoms. . KUSIt AT POUT TOWNSKMn. The Re venae Cutter Arrived from Retiring Sea this Mornin;. Pokt Towssbsd, Wash.. Oct. 9. The revenue cutter Richard Rush. Captain Coulson, arrived this morning from Ounalaskn, via. Kodiak and Sitka. She left the latter port September 29, the voy- ge down being uuevcntiui. Clarke, the murderer of llemcn- way and two witnesses ot tue .-i me came in the vessel unga to Sitka. Captain Coulrfoti made no seizures. The cutter left for Seattle for coal this m u niug. She will lay hereawaitinjt orders. Kerislou of Cenfesalun. - Pittsburo. Oct.9 The commit tee working on th-' revision of the Prt-sbyeiian confession of faith have only fairly begun on their work, and see a krg, tedious lob before them. So far., everything ha beef- harmonious a progress has been on a very conservative line. Buy your nckets to the ea via the Canadian Pacific railroad he bc6t railway service in exist u e from (5 to $10 cheaper than a other transcontinental lin , T finest scenery in the world is ion the Canadian Pacific railroad, lie member you can save $5 on a - c- ond-clas8 ticket and $10 on a fi t- chiss ticket by purchasing yo tickets over this line. For map ind tickets, etc., call on F.A.Burk- hart, ; office opposite the Firet National bank. Ah any, Or. Take the Northern Pacific Bail- road to all point Fait, shortest time of any road bast. rto Change of cars, best accomodations and the most pleasant route to travel. Tickets for sale over this road to any and all points east at the lowest rates by Burkhart & Keenev who are the authorized agents of this company at Albany. Call on them for tickets and full particulars. Take the Union Pacific railway for the East, thirty-five hours quicker than any other transcon tinental line, felegant new dining cars, Pullman palace sleepers, free family sleeping cars run through to Denver, Umaha, Council liluns. Kansas City, St. Louis and Chi cago. C. U. Kawliugs, city ticket agent, loot of Kroadaihin street. Excitement Runs high in Albany over Sys tem Builder, as everybody is using it for Catarrh of the btomacl Dyspepsia, Constipation and Im pure Blood, try it and tell your friends about it, as it must possess wonderful merits when all speak well of it. , . - Are you restless at night and harassed by a bad cough? Use Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung mini, it will secure you sound j sleep, and effect a prompt and rad ical cure. At the Trotti g Meeting."! missed the first race, Billy; was it a one?" "Well I should say so. Why. there were eight different heats." Just received a fresh lot of Rus set Cream dressing for tan colored shoes at Klein Bros. : Call ivl Fee the lale styles in bauty veiling and handkerchiefs ai the L idies Bazair. yery larg assortment of new punt, gimrhams, strong cloth, ct.;., et w. r. Read's. E. C. Searls, has the la-l-.es' slv es at the lowest to be found in the valley. finest prices Sweet Deleware grapes for eat ing fret-h every morning at C. E. Lrown.'ll's. . iners: go to F. M. French. or your magnifying glasses. Fountain pons at W ill & Start's. i Use elegant lotion for suabtra FOREIGN NEWS. Raising Funds in England for the Sufferers in Ireland. PARXELL aTILL VSVTKVL. Sssth sf William Sprajnc-UvMics in ,0ti-Bwt from the uio worm ana East of lbs Ko.klts. Oct. 9. Notwithstand ing Balfour's declaration that what littlA inconvenience may becaused by the potato blight, can be rem eoied by go-einmental act'on, the movement to raise a m ' land for the sufferers continue ta attract supporters. Among me to-diiv was one of $.ooo fro-n John T. Brnnner. liber aj member o: parliament., for Nor- Parnelra health 18 iar irom oai- . . ... s? A lofr.otAr-v oa m.irht have been m- ferred from his inability to attend th recent-important nationalist convention at Dublin. His physi cians forbid him from ad.!. --3ing public meeting and ins utmost that thev will sanction in the way of political activity at present, is . . - . A. . yt. vl Io1tll0 3 that ne mav meet, ms v j..6-vt privately in conferin e. A dispatch irom i5c-'u that Chief Se-retary eauour re ceived with a smile the news of the, nnnointment of a rcmmitiee in America to deal with the threat ened famine in Ireland. He re marked: "Dil'on and trie rest have overdone the thing this ume. It was not a famine fun t they wanted, but more money io.' tne plan of campaign. Tippsrary nas cost the.n 3.1,01 already.' In the Ansrltvltaltn regula tions now in progres' England re lues to cocnede Italy's ruht to k'aaU. Tht be.on.j8 to tne khedive and should be regarded as Kgvptian Writorv. '" e ItV.i-tnf on the other hand claim lb it with out Ka?sala they wutiia nave no scure footing in that part 01 Africa. The sultan of Morocco has de clined the French protectorate. He navs thit hn peowle by a pop ular vote taken under his direction have declared their indentions against any closer relations wun foreign powers. The French cabinet n consiaer ng a plan by which it is hoped to come to terms wun Anient:: on the tariff question. The nropoM fion 8iib3!antially i-5 one of mutual concession or reciprocity. Unlesp iome terms are arrived at, an at tempt will be mule to virtually exclude American products from French markeis. Lisa n, O.-t. 9. The ministerial problem is still unsolved. The k.nz wrote u.-iran, at-aintr mni u iec"Pt the foreign iwrtfoiio. nut G"nral Pabren E. ousa, consid ering further efforts uelos. de eded to give up trie attempt f form a cabinet. The king has now summoned Castro to undertake the task. WILLIAM SPRAGUE'S DEATH Row Hla Mother Recelvea tne News of His Sulelde. Washinqton. Oct. 9. News of the death bv suicide of William Sprague, jr., was a great shock to manv friends of the hprague fam ilv here. When the reporter called at F.dg.'Wood, the home f Mrs. Kate Chase, the young man's mother, vesterdav afternoon, he found the hitter at lunch. Airs. Chase had not received the sad news, and when told of it, her erief was very affecting. '1 cannot conceive mat ne amen himself." she said. "If it is tru that he met a violent death, it surelv must have been an acci dent." She said that her eon hf d done work for several illustrated papers. Ha had also been employed on Pittsburg newspapers. He had been in Chicago for some time nrior to leavine for Seattle, start rn2 froru tne former place about the 20th of last month. "I received a cheerful letter from him from ChicaJ only a few days before he left that city," said his mother. "There was i.othit.g to indicate that he was not feeling well and happy. The day before he left Chicago" he sent me a postal card in which he gave encouraging news about his new beld oi daiy on the Seattle Journal." The voung man was 21 years old and was well an l favorably known in this citv. although he' has not resided here for several years. Attempted Assasslnatiou. Mobrillton. Ark.. Oct. 9. In regard to the attempted assassina tion of Breckenrfdge, it is believed the daslardlv deed was inspired by the very threatening speech made to the lenublican district conven tion by Powell Clayton. Clayton is repoited to nave said isrecken ridge has usurped the seat to which John M. ' Clayton was elected, and he now has the au dacity to eome before the people and ask for reindoraemen. He said: l fia t a . Boneinmeuol it shall never be given him. He is responsible. or indirectly so, for J M. Clayton's as-assinnion, and the siate d Arkansas will never be cleared irom tne stain oi mat murder so 1 r, ., . r . i i .... tougas nrecaennugo remains in congress. GOODS," 80: BAWDTJ8T. KEE3 AP Browxsvills, Oct. 9. To tbb Kpitob or ms Hbjuld: Enclosed please find letter and circular, numbers of which hare been received by parties in this town. Comment is unnecessary a me ioi lowing speaKS tor itseii. Thp "letter" sent by our corres pondent is too lengthy to publish entire. It starts out in this man ner : "Dear Sir. I am desirous of ob taining a good, shrewd agent in your locality to handle my "medi cine." The enclosure herewith gives all the information that could be desired, and exdla:ns itself. It's a sure cure for the "blues," (read on): An opportunity to make an independent fortune like this h s never crossed your path before, and in all probabilities! never will again, as long as yon live. There's no reason why you should be a slave and toil all your ife for nothing. If you are foolish nough to let a "golden cbanco" like this pass by 'all well afld good. If you are miserable, and in want of financial assistance now or never is your time. In years to ime, should you ever find your self s idly in need of "coin" in order to keep body and soul together, you will have no one to blame for your wretched existence but yourself." After considerable of the same kind of talk it gives prices : " "My prices are as follows : f 300 g"ts three thousand ; $400 gets five thousand; $051 gets ten thousand; $1,000 gets thirty thousand. The more you invest the cheaper you get the g tods. The sizes run from "one to "twenty." $310 worth of mv goods is positively the very smallest amount I will sell under any circumstances. If you will invest $650 or more I will agree to give you the exclusive etate right. ow. Bhould you wish to do busi ness with me, you must obey the following instructions, and do onlv as I tell you." Then follows directions not to write but to telegraph and come in person, and winds upon asepaiate slip as follows: Keep this for future reference. Send your telegram to Charles Wilson, 1040 Adams street, Hobo ken, New Jersey. Your 'password' and aim is "wheel 920." Do not sign any thing else. Caution. Be sure von have the numbers (plainly written) on the telegram after you sign the word "wheel" otherwise your telegram win positively receive noattcntion. i ne "figures" are very important." A circular purporting to be a clipping from a New York paper that give a v ry specious account it now one Clias. W ilson was ar rested for counterfeiting and proved himself clear by showing that the notes were genuine. - The claim being that a plate had been made rom th- u. b. plates actually gen uine. The thing is so worded at tocattivate the nn wiry, but anv me who bites at it will soon prove the old adage of a "fool and hi- t.oney soon pined." It iscuriou- that anv peron can be found to nibble at such bait, but it appears t tere are a great many. PAIHFOL A00IDSHT. A Log Falls Upon Hit Tm With a Crashing Wsiffht. Ynaterdiv a. vounc- rr an who was cutting wood for Mr. Rogers. on the other side of the river, met with a very painful accideut.which will result in his laying up tor re pairs for a tew days it notning else. He was sawing off loza and one that he bad just cut in two fell, catching bis big toe with its sharp edge upon some bard sub stance underneath, and completely smashed the unfortunate extrem ity. The young man succeeded in reaching the house and was brought to the office of Dr. Hill, in this oity, and the painful wound was dressed, lie seemed to be extremely relieved when be ascer tained that the toe would not have to be amputated. He came but recently Irm Nebraska, and wa depending upon bis labor for support, and will find his forced idleness rather irksome. Exaggerated Mr. Henry Liebe, of 249 Stark street, Portland, takes exceptions to the statements made by Mr. f?ert Lucas, in the West Side and copied in thf Oregonian, concern ing what Mr. Lucas saw in France and Germany. Mr. Liebe says mere is no man or woman in France or Germany that woul work for 3 cento (12 pfennige) and uuaru a uay uunng narvest time, out persons, maie and female, re ceive from 60 pfg. or 15 cents to mrg. p'g. or 30 cent, ami board a day. There are alo plenty of self-hinders to be seen in ooth countries. In regtrd to women being harnessed with dogs, among i ue poorer classes tney do some times help their animals pull the wagon; 'The statements made by Mr. Lucas are much exa -eerated ." Tan colored shoes need a riro- ing, if not a blacking- Go to Klein oros. ior an article of that nature A fine line of Artists materials just opened at J. A. Cumming's urug store. Try a glass of Celerv jhosnhate "QSEB5 at vumnung's urug store. . . . . - IMPORTANpiSION r .... k SoJdier's Serr.ie.iJot Annuls .WithoiiCise. TO BE GIVEN A rEXSIOW. Tks Fsdsral Elsctioa BUl-Ssrsrs 8asw Btom la tks Biswas -Tia Xtt Blows ts Atssv. Washington, Oct. 9. Assistant Secretary Bussey has rendered, in ths case of Kuwlf S. Cole, of Company E, First Nw York Veteran Cavalry, a decision that defines the statue of prisoners of war, who, having enlisted in th rebel service in order to escape imprisonment and returned to their own commands and made application f-rr pensions. The de cision res -mds the ruling made bv CommisB:oner Black May 25, 18S. in which the commissioner hel l that regardless of circum tanees and motives, the prisoner of war si enlisting in the rebel ervice, even as a device of escape irom starvation and imprisonment -bould be held as having "volun arily" given aid to rebellion and was debarred from a pension. After presenting filly the legal aspects of the question the assist int secretary says, "The depart ment must be controlled in all cases coming before it for adjudi cation by the fundamental rule ; hat the rights of the so'dier and of the citizens alike can never be taken away nor forfeited except by the express term of law, the actual and obvious meaning of which should be taken without re sort to subtle and forced construc tion. I respactfully over-rale the former decision of your office and grant the pension sought." FROM OVER THE SEA. The potato crop in Wales- is al most as badly affected by the blight as the Irish crop. If the calculations of Prof. Men delejeff are to be trusted, Rufsia possesses the richest coal oepoeita in the world. A new thing in Paris cabs regis ters the time and distance covered and the cost of the trip at the various distances. Two soldiers recently lost their lives by falling down the precipice at Edinburgh castle, while attempt- ng to desert. Fewer people have assayed to ascend Mount Blanc this season than ever bf fore. The avaricious guides are disconsolate. It is estimated that the acci dents to various war ships during the. recent t-nglipn naval maneu- veis have cost the government $1,250,000. The entire forest -area of Ger many, aci-oroing to a wore re enter published ly one of the state f .resters of Prussia, now amounts to 34,5OO,0CO acres. ' A Scotchman, recently deceased. bequeathed their weight in 1 n ne to ms two daughters. The elder got 51 ,200 and the younger received too,st. The working population of the Russian town oi Koyno has or ganized an emigration movement to Brazil. The exodus has cramped manufacturing industries. The Jewish Working-men's clnb in London is sending many poor Hebrews to Palestine and will pro vide them with funds with which to purchase land and star-a home. Lienenant Ryder will ex Dior 500 miles of the nckiown cast of Greenland. Denmark appropri ates $50,000 for the enterprise. Ryder will start for the east coast next spring. The adoption of the tank system of shipping petroleum has, m- c tid ing to tne admission oi an Odessa . paper, enabled American prod no ' era to undersell tne Old Woild dealers. The Vatican librarv - at R.vrrui - contains 50,000 printed book and 25,000 manuscripts. The manu scripts form one of the most val uable collections in the world. being mostly Greek, Latin and Oriental. . An application to the court of necsion for leave to disentail the historic estate of Yair Selkirkshire has been refused. Yair is' de scribed by Sir Walter Scott in the introduction to canto II of "Mar tnion." A passenger elevator to the sum mit of Blount Blanc is proposed by an American mining engineer. The shaft is to be of eight compart ments, each six feet square, in tended to carry a triple decked eievatox tor zl passengers. . French Taaay .Wafer. These wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds ' of female troubles and Will remove all ob structions to the raootlity periods, no matter what- the cause. They are just what every woman needs, and can be used safely. For sale by the Livingstone Medical Co., manufacturers, Portland, Oregon, also from our sole agent, S. A. Cumming, druggist, Blumberg block, Albany, Oregon. "Dem close ob yohn looks potty new: how d'ye get 'em?" "Byde yadd, seme's an' one else." "Humol Sposea you mean de back yabn, doaa yer?" "I