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VOL. 5NO. 238
ENGOLS
rHE-
PAINTER.
SOME CAN
B
Most People Can't AM tote to
Albany and Buy
Men'. and Boy' Clothing,
Overcoats or Anything else
Worn by Hen or Boys, without First going
to see Stock and Get Prices
-"FROM
L. BLAIN
Tie Lsata Sterciint Tailor, Albany, Orep.
iSMLTH & SUNDERS
It is Strinje to Tell
Thit Lots of Stov33 Smith Ssnisrs Soil;
Fion Sarlj Mora Till Lit: at ITiht,
Th.9 S.oro i3 Pall of Cast onor3 all tothsir ovi Dsliflfit-
Iti3 B3cau33 thoyFAY THE on all
B 333 331 4.
The inrorn Tinte
li titer of trli U-h ti I
rut i.t a picture, is
the only lUise Ifrot
ln:j stove that trill
burn large rough
ch u n h. It will sn i v
your wife splitting
the wood again th is
winter. Holds fliv
all nigh
We he ve tie only water tU'er in the world. When we say tms we mean
what we say. Can be Used t'oi well water or attached direct to the pipes tor
family, office or hotel use, and wilJ positively take all bones, fish and bugs out
of til? water, and we have the largest stock, best assoitmeut, reliable good
Garland, Monitor and Superior, ;s to ves and .ranges, heateis aud pump plumb,
iug goods.
U T--
Tbe Celebrated French
C URE
Warranted to -I
1, or mney
cure
refunded
KFCRE
AFTER
the Kt'nerr.tlve uric&ns of either MS wha'hei
arising from the excess e nae ol stimulant
tobamo or opium, or tnt u,'h youthful imlit
cntioti. over indnlircuce, .., such aslo-ao'
Brain Power, A akelu'iie-. Bearing Uowi
Pains in the i:w.-k. Seoiiii il W aknwe, Hy
teria, Ner out tr ration. Nocturnal Ouii
.ions, Leucnrrhue, Disxine", Weak Memory
Luaof Pwe and Impntaa fc. which if ma,
ec'd often lead to premalM.o old aye arx
insanity. Price Si a box; 0 boxeS for S6.ni
Scut by mail on receipt of price.
S WKirrKt 4ililt.rKE Is give,
viih every 46 order received, to refund tn
nnney if a Prm-uneM cure is iioteffette.
We have thousanUsoI testimonials from oli
uid young-, of both sexes, who have beet
.wnaanently cured by the use "f Aphroditin
circular free. Address
rilK PHKU MKDICIJIE C.
Western Branch, Box, 27. Portland, Oregon
Kor sale hy r'onliay A Mason, who asale an
tail nruiccista, Alham. orction
w. Gnik feme fl
Fur Female Ir
regularities; noth
ing like them oo
the market. Never
ifail. Successfully
used by promine.it
iailies monthly.
Guaranteec to re
lieve" suppressed
nieistruatin.
SnreSa& Ceriais
Don't be humbug-
ecl. save time,
lealth and money.
me no outer.
Bent, to 'any ad
dress by mail on receipt of price, (2.00. Ad
Irens uuro Medicine ("osnpany
IVM Branch Box 27, rarllnnd, r.
Bold by Foshay h Hanoi, Albany. Oregex
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This.iowder never vanes. A tnarvei
f purity,strengtb aid wbolesoraeness
Morn economic than the ordinary
kiod, and cannot be sold in competi
:on with multitude or low test, shorl
eigut alum or phosphate nowdVn.
Sold only in cms, Royal it aki' Yw.
dbb Co , 10ft Wall U N. f
Lewis M. JonRSMN A Co., Agents,
Portland. I iregnn.
C00S3, HEATEES end
iWBmVf.'OT
I
FROM CAL1F0RNI
The Republicans Are
by Over 13,000,
Leading
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE,
OoDgteti ia OTsrwbsiminglT D.maejatio
Only Tares Bepnblioans rroi ,
tbs Hons. - ,
San Fkascisco, Nov. 7. An lip
returns from the elate coma'tt,
Maikliaaa'n maj irity over Pond
steadily increases. In 14Q,I0
t't OD jltro!llil rtt Wuia It a a w tk
v J IVO UUIBIUO vE "OLA A IOM ' ill.
. m a a . - - . "k .
.viaritnam leatia by over i3,ouu.
Lk-atty, np,, for chief justica, Has
aliout the baine lead over Man ley.
re is a possibility lht llauh,
Jem., may t'efeat Haven, rep.,
'r the short term of the tupreute
court, but thi9 and the figPfjbr
ni -res in the first ilistrief!eJtoara
Geary, dem., leads Burham, tep..
by a few votes, aie fie only ohi-a
tnat are in doubt on the
slate ticket. RepubiicaDa liav
won all o'her offices. The n?xi
legislature will be etrongly re
publican. " j
New Yokk, Nov. 7. Late and
now almost complete returna from
congressional ditrcls add to the
overwhelming defeat of the re
publicans. Ihe demociatic ma
jority in the next house will be
equal to almost one-half of the
entire membership, and eighteen
states. will be without a single re
publican representative. Several
heretofore strong republican
states, including Nebraska, New
Hampshire and Rhode' Island, are
left entirely without a republican
representative and there are but
three republicans elected front" the
outh. In the third Nebraska dis
trict, the farmers' alliance candi
date is elected against both re
publican and democratic candi
dates by a plurality of about
1KM00. This district composed 47
counties. Two more democrats
have been added to the New York
column during the day and the
delegation now stands 23 demo
crats and 11 republicans.
Mixneaiou8, Nov. 7. Returns
from 7i out of 79 coun'ies give
Mcirlaui, rep., for governor, 1200
umraliiy. An oihcial count will
probably be necessary.
W ixt HKSTEB, Ky.. Nov. 7. Re
turns from mountain! chow that
the tenth district elects Hill, rep.,
to congress.
Kso.wii.i.e, Nov. 7 In the
first congressional distiict Taylor,
rep., is elected; second, Hank,
rep.
St. Pacl. Nov. 7. AVith all but
thre counties reported in Minr.c
sota, and most of ihem oitic:al, .he
vote on gov. rnort-tauds : Merriam,
rep.. 82,22 i ; Wilson, dem., 80,663;
Owen, alliance, 52,440. Merriam V
plurality is l,55o. in South
Dakota, the independents haw
conceded the election of the re
publican state ticket and the later
returns seem to indicate the elec
tion f a republics l mainitv in
the legislature, and inuiini; tie
re elecion of enatoi Mo-kIv.
Pierre ha won the permnnent
capit. l from by 8,fXKi to io.OuO ma
jority, although Huron does not
yet co;iceie iue fact. Late to-dav
Chairman P. miller, of the demo
cratii: c-mni'ttf. conce les the
el- cti -n of both the republican
conKi'csiuen aiid m -stof the state.
but C'ai" c.l the govvrnor and
nough of the legislature to give a
majoiity to the alliance an-l deuio
ci'.its. Mimvaikkk, Wix., Nov. 7-
OiTici.il r. turns fr .in the first dis-t.-iet
to day hliow the election of
B.ibbitt, democrat, over t'oojier
republicni. Tiiis leaves only one
reptib ican congressman iu Wiscon
sin, Mauen, in the eighth district,
nho has about l.iKiO majority.
The republican eufi'er the lift loss
ot six c jngressmen, besides the
legislature, whii-li will probably
elect ex secretary Vilas to second
Senator Snootier, although o'her
candidates are epri lining up. Peck
lemocratic for (Jovernor, has a
majority of 30.000.
Fatal SliGotliia;.
This morning Chas. Chandler shot
at Jack Williams, but wounded
Jno. Collins ThH i-t the third
shooting ailray during the past
three weeks. Citizens will organ
ize and drive rono-hs. who iiavp
congregated here, out of the city.
HLFW HIS UK AO OFF,
I'romlneut Tacuma Bnsiness
Man Commits Suicide.
Ttco.Mt. Nov. 7. ColonelJas.
D. Smiili.one of the best known
rr-al estate dealers in this citv.
com milted suicide at noon today.
lie arose irom the lunch table.
went up stairs without a word
nto Ins bed-room and blew the
top of his head off with a re
volver. No caute for the act is
known yet.
Colonel Smith came to Tacoma
about three years ago from Victs-
bur, Miss., and enctged in the
real estate business here at the
hea 1 of the old established firm of
Smith, Rout & Jordan.
The Irish Delegates,
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7. Irish
fully as entr usiastic as last nigbt.
O ver l,OC0 has already beencol-
VOSTAL CLEKK gllsl-GNDED.
A Son of Senator Quay Saya II
Was Insulted.
Washington, Nov- 7. PostmaB-ter-General
Wanamaker directed
Postmaster Sherwood, of the
wasnmgton postoffl e, to suspend
Mrs. Margaret S. Watkins, clerk
at the general delivery wiodow,
'or using olfensive language
toward Richard Quay, son of Sen
ator Quay, of Pennsylvania.
The circulated account of the
the affair has it that young Quay
asked for his father's mail at the
delivery wii.dow, and some one
standing near remarked, "He's
d-ad ; it goes to the dead letter
office now." Mis. Watkins. who
was on duty at the window,
Aoughtlfly repeated -tter'
mark. Quay, it seemed, regard
the matter as a joke at the time,
and walked away smiling. Postmaster-General
Wanamaker says
Quay told him that the clerk at
;he de'ivery window said his
father w.s dead, and his mail
went to the dead letter office. He
immediately ordered the ausoen-
iou of the cleik until an invtsti-g-ition
could be made. 8upt. Bell,
of the city delivery, admits that
he made the remark which ill s.
Watkins repeated.
DASTARDLY TRAIN ROBBERS.
Wreck a Passenger Train on .the
Missouri Pacific,
Sedalia, Nov. 7. A train on the
Missouri Pacific was wrecked by
train robbers near Otterville, this
morning. The train consisted of
seven coaches, including the mail,
express and baggage cars. The
ronDers removed the spikes from
the fish-plates and placed crowbars
under the rails so they would
spread. The engine, tender, bag
gage aud express cars were
wrecked. Engineer John Boyd
and four postal clerks were injured
but not fatally. A smoking car
full of passengers turned upside
down but none of the passengers
were seriously butt. Two chair
cars jumped the track, but did not
turn over.
Sedalia special says: "A sig
nificent fact in connection witn
the wreck, is that detectives
Hutt and Barret of the Mis
souri Pacific secret service
and several witnesses noted the
case. Otterville train robbers
were on the train en route to Otter
ville to testify in the case.
Hughes and 1 In Oman were
arrested for the robbery,
whose trial commenced to-day.
It is thought possible that accom
plices of the piisoners wrecke i the
train in oraer to put the these
witnesses out of lb 3 wav.
AMONG THE JOKERS.
The tirothat is mon- y must be
time and again.
Marriage is a lottery thit the
law is powerless to handle.
Binx a la bis doctor his hi
ogra.iher, for the reason that he
knows that it is to hive to 'stir
one's Humps."
A summ-r at the sea ohore-
chang- white hares in to brown
btres.
"Mamma, let me hold the baby,
will vou?" 'No, dear: mother is
afraid you might let him fal.
on Fido."
The crank s the fellow who is
always trying to put a balance
wheel on Rom-tbing else.
Si-ter Bertie Ah, there is H-tr-
rv; l fear him at tn door. Young
Wife Dear me I didn't think it
was so late as that.
Mrs. Bunting What dose vour
husband think ot the warm
wea'her? Mrs. I.arkin He often
applies a heated term to it.
In man who .tyB he is going to
get there, and don't you forget it,
makes more noise about it than
the man who is actually there.
"1 he world's fair directors have
overlooked one of the very best
sites of all." "What one is it?"
"Foresight, my dear, foresight "
; great manv ot our would-be
reform?. s are like the man who
stays up all night trying to get
people to go to bed.
Missionary What do vou think
of the French scheme of building a
rauroaa acresa the Sahara V wall
Street Sahara, eh? It'll stanu a
lot of watering, won't it?
A popular soprano is said to have
a voice of line timbre, a willowy
figure, cherry lips, chestnut hair
and hazel eyes. She muet have
bejn raised in the luaider region.
I am vprv liclit. on mv foot
rhere is no danger of mv falling
down," said Cbollie. "No "I should
Hank you would be in danger of
lanmg up," said Cynicus.
Old Million Mv dear Miss
Youngthing, if you'd onlv marry
me I should die happy. Miss
Youngthing Why.Mr. Millton, if
) mi were dying I'd marry you in
a minute.
Servant There's a gentleman
downstairs, ma'ma. Mistress
Show him up to the parlor.
Servant But he came to clean
the chimney.
His Busy Day: Constant Reader
What did the editor say when
you gave hint my card, sonny?
Office Boy Can't tell, sir ; we ain't
allowed to swear.
Bill Co.lector Now, then, sir,
look sharp, if you please. I've
called again for Misfit's account,
mid time is money with me.
Dude-son Ah !U it? Well, then,
I'll pay you in time.
Klegant Lotion render- the skin
soft and beautiful.
THE WORLD'S FAIR.
The Commissioners Recommend
State Organization For It.
FRANCE WANTS FREE TRADE.
Tbs Harper's Skipped Obloazo Bocdls
Two False B amors Denl.d F.r
eign Csnntrlrs B Joice-
Chicago, Nov. 7. Director
General Davis and Secretary Dick
enson, of the world s Columbian
exposition, have issued a circular
I . . . . L. ." . I .
letter j uwuiueis ui mo utuunai i
commission iff TefftemMrtJ't lie Uri
lzens in the various states and
territories, organizing for the pur
Mseof securing proper represen
tation at the world's fair, uiakiiig
arrangements for their exhibits,
raising funds and getting proper
measures tnrougn the legislature.-.
Attention is called to the com
meudaole promptness with which
the people of the s'ate of Califor-
iia held their state conveo in to
inaugurate the matter uu-l the
legislature of Iowa for appropri
ating $50,000 for the preliminary
expenses, with another appropria
tion to be made next year, ihe
state convention of citizens is
commended as one of the best
plans, and a permanent organiza
tion should be fleeted to carry on
the work in the different states
and territories. The commission
ers will be requested to visit the
legislatures this winters and use
their best endeavors to see that a
plan of organization is adopted.
The Speakership,
Lexington, Ky., Nov. 7. In the
course of an interview to-day
regarding the speakership of the
next house, Congressman Brecken
ridge said the elections next fall
in New York, Ohio, Illinois and
other states will demonstrate
whether this revolution is perma
nent or whether there is danger ol
a reaction aud until these elections
are over the democratic party will
not have proper information as to
what may be most wi-e lor the
house to do. He is not, therefore,
now a candidate for the speaker
ship aud does not think he will be
until after the next election.
(Secret Marriage Bureau.
Tacoma, Nov. 7. Washington
recret marriage bureau wan incor
porated to-day, with laeoma as
the principtl place of bus iifi-s
Its object is to aid ai.d assist in
honorable manner persons desiring
to marry, in i-ecuring a ent n-h
husband or wife and t aid ai d
encourage ioical 'ntercourse and
rorrespoudi'nce Ik-twee - partier
who have m.itr mouy in viw, for
Ai.ico a rca.-onable compensation
will ne charged.
THEY SKIPPED OUT.
Aud Oidu'l Have Time to ray
Their UebU.
New Yobe, N v. 7. Thomas
II irper. pr?sid--nt and treasurer ol
tiaru r Hio-. Co . mauuiacturere
oi decorated lamps ami s hides in
his cnv, and Win. Harper, mana
ger of the factory at Van Wert,
Westchester couutv. have disap
peared, leaving debts reported at
irom $25,000 to !fdi,!0i. execu
tions against the company for
nearly $500 ) are in tne hands of
the sheriff, but there is nothing to
at ta b.
Foreign Countries Rejoice.
Paris, Nov. 7. The papers
here nail with satisfaction the
victory of the democracy in the
late elections, l'hey say they
hope that America Mill now adopt
free trade and a wwer economical
policy.
Notable Death.
Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 7 Kx
Governor General K. A. Oneal, of
Alabaiujt, died this morning.
The Best Shoe Found at Last
Little Giant School Shoes, the
very best school shees in the
market. Every parent knows how
hard children are on shoes. We
have made it a study to find the
best school shoe in the market,
and think we can give it to you
when we give you the "Little
Giant." We ask you to call and
let us show how the shoe if made.
There is nothing liice solid leather
to wear. Popular prices. Samuel
K. Young.
Secure your railroad, steamship
aud sleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office on Broadalbin street.
Just received the extra length
and evening shades in gloves, also
lace handkerchiefs and fans at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cemeteries,
put up by Egan & Achison, at half
the cost of stone.
Be ford i urcbasing your Artists
materials examine the new stock
just opened at the drug store of J.
A. Cumruing, successor toll. O
Hubbard.
WANTED to loan Iti Urge or small lots,
from six months to five sn ou Albany
and Li'.n county real estate call on or ad
dress W. K. McPherson, real estate broker,
opposite Buss house. tf
ARMOUR DENIES.
Be Says There ia Not Money
Enough in England to Buy Rim
Chicago, Nov. 7. The local
papers says the meeting of the
Chicago beef and ork packers was
held this afternoon to discuss a
scheme to form a combination of
packers to sell out to an English
syndicate. After the meeting one
ot the gentleman admitted to a
reporter that negotiations had
been in progress some time ami
the deal is practically consum
mated. The packing houses will
probably he combined into pract
c.illy one big concern, which will
form the largest packing interest
in the world. The buMness will
lie run with English capital, but
f
ft
he Act ual management will remain
in American ha..dv. lVlr-Anoonr
for himself and Mesrs Swift, Mor
ris and Libbv by their attorney
denied that they were interested
in the deal. Armour said there
was not enough money in England
to buy him out.
Portland's Garbage.
Portland, Or.. N07. 7. The
committee on health and police
contracted for the taking care of
city garbage, and it is to be cover
ed with fresh earth so that no foal
odors shall emanate from it.
K. E. Case, one of the proprietors
of the Oregon hotel, was arrested
hy Constable Thomas this evening
on warrants, charging him with
the larceny ot $8o.7o. The com
plaint was made by H. D. Rich
mond, who also charges Case with
obtaining the sum of $266 on a
fraudulent bill of sale. Case
furnished bonds.
A False Rumor.
San Francisco, Nov. 7. There
is no foundation for the rumor in
Portland that the steamer Oregon
is over due. The Oregan arrived
here on Wednesday lat, and will
leave to-morrow on her regular
time to Astoria and Poitland.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
French keeps railroad time.
Go to Yierecks for a good shave
Go to Parker Bros, for fresh
bread.
For a nice dress shoe go to E. C.
Searls.
New stock of gold headed canes
At F. M. French's.
Try a glass of Celery phosphate
Quench vour thirst at the new
oda fountain.
Go to Wile x A Conn for photo
graphs.
If y u want a good c'ock, call o i
Will & Stark.
Go to .las. F. Powell & Co's foi
fresh grocern.8.
See those stylish stockinette
lacket' at Read's.
A fine line of gentlemen's shoer-
atE C.Searls'.
All kinds cf canned goods at
Parker Bros.
Fiet-h butter at the Willamette
Packing t'o.N
lace eunains :rom f l.&t' pet pair
ip at E. C. .-earls.
Silk umbrella's at French's
jewelry store.
A large line of docks just re
ceived at Will & Stark's.
A full line ol trusses for sale at
Cuiuming's drug store.
Sj-ectacles for every one at
French's jewelry tore.
A fine line of library lamps on
sale at C. E. Browuell's.
All the latst iu cloaks and
jackets at W. F. Read's.
Egan & Achison are selling mon
uments at Portland prices.
Capes aud jackets at the lowest
prices at E. C. Sear's'.
Furnished rooms to rent near
college. Inquire at this office.
Note the prices iu E.C. Seat Is
new add., in another column.
Plush and Astrakhan capes $5 60
reduced from $6 00 at E. C. Searls.
A large invoice of childreus
shoes just received at E. C. Searls.
Finest cakes and pies in the city
kept on iiand constantly at Parker
Bros.
Go to Cumniing'ri drug store
Blum'ierg block, for your artist'e
supplies.
Use lleggs Dandelion bitte.rs tor
noitresUon, dyspepsia and nil kiudrod
t'lscnAe.
Floor matting of the very best
uality aud at reasonable rates can
'ft found at Fortiller & Irving's.
Gradwohl's fine teas, with the
cut-glassware that goes with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
very rapidly.
Carpenters and contractors of
Albany are hereby invited to meet
upstairs over Anslyn's cirriage
shop on Saturday evening, Novem
ber 8th, at 7 o'clock sharp for the
purpose of considering the practic
ability of introducing the nine
hours system next year.
P. Macdonald.
C. Howland.
Remember the sociable to be
given this Friday evening at Geo.
E. Chamberlain's by the ladies of
the 1st Presbyterian church. An
interesting, but short musical pro
gramme, consisting of soles, duetts
and quartetts will be rendered by
some of the best musical talent of
the city, interspersed with games,
etc. A most enjoyable evening is
assured to those who attend.
Come one, come all.
VILLAGE DESTROIED
k Whole Town Wiped
Existence.
Out of
HIE IRISH DELEGATES.
A Fatal Skostiag at FalrUvss, Waak-
ngtoB-Hotabla Deat Cm for
Dasertloa.
Petebsbcho, Ind. Nov. 7. Ter
rible conflagration occurred In
A'ins.nw, Pike county, this morn
ing. The whole town was wiped
out of existence. The houses were
-trHratae rtriM tuxes and the fire
-rot. a ri an ranlrllv stnrl aw BMttalv.
th tt ali the efforts f the people to
extinguish it, proved unavailing.
Vot a houe was left standing.
KVinr lmmlrpd neraons are left
lomeless. There is no fire depart
ment and no provision was mm
for the sudden coming of such a
alamity. how t ne nre originate--.
a nnt ncMwtairMul. hut ia auDDOsed
to have been caused by a defective
flue. There will be much suffering
among the people
Chicago Boodle.
Nov. 7. A short time
go ex-Alderman Wheelan was
shot and killed by a man named
Hathaway, it was a mawer u
common notoriety in political
circles that Wheelan was ago-
b 'tween or clearing bouse tor
bribe money passing between cor
porations wanting franchises and
purchasable members oi (ne cuy
ouncil. An alternoon paper
that shortly before his death
Wheelan deposited $30,000 in a
hank in this city as steps toward
the transfer from a certain elevated
railroad in t Via neenl of franchise.
aid certain aldermen desirous of
-ealizing the financial value ol
their votes in granting it.
Wheelan's death leaves this tidy
3um in peculiar situation. Though
in Wheelan's name it does not
belong to his estate, railroad people
dare not take action to recover it,
and the aldermen have no claim
on it, and dare not inforce it if
thev had.
INDIAN TROUBLE.
O tvernor of Nevada Ashed
fer
Guns and Ammunition.
Reno. Nov. 7. An Aaetfn
special tays : Parties an ivicgiiete
f-om the Upper B-w Rirr
Valley, report that the Indians
are t ou'de- me in 'hat Secii'-n,
n1 the (M-ople have c led upon
Gov. Bell to forward guns and
t nmun tion, so as to be prep red
u . a-e "l bostiliti s. Volm teers
will go fiom here if needed.
wn ftsccErat.
This is the great problem of life
whicn few satisfactorily eolve.
Some fall because of poor health,
others want of luck, but the
majority from deficient grit -want
f nerve. They are nerous,
irres- lute, changeable, easily get
the blues and "take the pmhi
down to keep the spirits np," thus
wasting money, time opportunity
a nd nerve force. There is nothing
like the Restorative Nervine, dis
covered by the great specialist Dr.
Miles, to cure all nervous diseases
as headache, the blues, nervous
prostration, sleeplessness, neu
ralgia, St. Vitus dance, fits, and
hysteria. Trial bottle and fine
biok of testimonials free at
Stanard A Cusick.
A Fine Lino of Carpels.
Fortmiller & Irving have ju4
received one oi the finest, as well
as the largest stock "of carpets ever
brought to this city. Those desir
ing anything in the line will find
it to their interest to call and see
their stock, which being bought in
large quantities, at a reduction,
the) can give their customers great
bargains. L
Cheap I'aaturo.
Persons desiring pasture nfar
this city an obtain the same by
c tiling on Kred W. Blumberg, who
has the west half of w hat is known
a Monteith's pasture for rent at
1 0i p-r mmth head.
Down Went" the Pollaaaa Car.
' Dulutu, Minn., Nov. 7, A pnl!
man eleeper on the train from
Minneapolis, jumped the track on
a trestle this morning at.d falling
a number of feet landed in the
river. Twenty persons went down
ith it, and a1! more or lees bruis
ed, but not seriously injured.
Dying of Apoplexy.
Cleveland. Nov. 7. Tolin n
Ruchtel. founder of - Rnihll nrJ.
lege. Akron. Ohio.cunrala.arr-lr-.
of apoplexy ou Tuesday and is
I FINE DRESSED PHEAS
: ANTS AND CHICKENS
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: MUELLER & GARRETT'S.