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tST iTJ V ' - -. C, .1 ft '. ALBANY, OREGON, 'FUIDAT, .NOVEMBEU 14. 13'JO. VOL. 5--NO. 242 V c .C - EN6 THE- PAINTER SOME BUT: t People Caul Afford to to Albany anil Buy MSH'S AND BOY'S CLQTHIHG, ovEnooAn, on ahythihc else Worn by to Men sec riu)M L. BLAIN TIb Leaiini aenftrat Tailor, UbUT, Oregon, SMITH & SENDEES t It is Stratjo to Toll WhaX Lota cf St0703 Slth Sea&ors Soil ; From Eitly Hon Till Lito at Night, Tkd S. ore is Fall of Oust onors all tatisir owa D alight It is BS3&US9 they PAT THE FB2IGET oa all C002S, HE ATEES and BARGES sold. The 4 mora Bane hateroftrhlrh thi ait m a ptctnrr. i. the o:i Itf Ease fJ ret iv t stove that trill burn larfe rouqh eh iivks. ft will snv tottr wife MpllttiH'f th trooil again this whiter. Jlohls he nV night We Lr ve the obly wliat we say. Cau Ihs used torweil water or ettai family, office or hotel use, and wil! positively take - t tne vaier, ui c iivc iiic mirst mucn.. utst Uarlaml, Monitor and Superior stoves and ranges ing JOOU. 0 L 8 CAN i or Buys, without First Stock awl Get Prices water fiVi-v in the world. m - T!i3 Csletoatol fecli C U R K Warranted to cure rcfiiuikil K.F0RE AFTER s y iht ucner-'ive 'iryaeSGf either sex wheihur ir.:.. ti i!M-'i 'l' of attn-uianu tobacco or opuiui, or ti. "iifti jcuttiful iuuis-c-e'iori,ovi-r inuulgrenn-. iu-., Bin aolossof I ! l'or, b-riiiir IJ.iwr. Pa.im in the. . Scir.i t. W .-akiir-t., Ily fV.tctKWit.A IrtsnrW-r. Weak Memory, I. vcf Howe a'ut Imimfei-. wijicb if ne-l-oted often lciwi to pran.'-i-" olJ a:eni 'iinunitv. Price $" 6'-e5 fcr5.uu Snt bv mall "ii rewut of pro A UKiltO til' K X S I EE is Ifi ven -i.h every ti ordor received, to refund tn UKKiey If a P-reiinucot cure is r.ol eflet ten. We hive tii)'nM.i'ol tentiiuonisU from old ni vc'jriir, of both who hiv boor. Permanently cur-d '- the use "f Aphroditun ('reutsr fr-e. AHdrcw mi-: Ai'itca nrrmnr. rsi. A t; rn i:mi. h, Kov, 27. IV:t!ml, Ori. I or mr oy l'ohv Mwn, w wef win Mil ilruyK?. AH-aitv.orH. n. niaiE fills T'lr KeniMe Ir-re.-u!.-.rizie: noth ing iik? ttii-m iro t ituutrt. Nevei in. nuiv-wuio S-Af ' i. V'lwJ by iiroru:ni!l 4S V- -iA,' l.'.iir if.uitbly. Ca&tatiten' to r-lk'-e mipvrTOl u enstnuttion. hid Ceii&i lfl. time, Mlt to ny titiii en reipl !f prUv, iCH. A.l- ' '.v,itP.rr.ib H. x -.7 3ol;i;by Fofhy:t.'K-0B. li'V.aey. 0r Absolutely Pure. I .Imtm neer varies. A marvel r i):irl-y,8trenicth aid wholosomtni'ss loiv e'-oiiomioal tbau the ordinan i kiii'l. Hud cannot be sold in coinpeti. j t'.on witii multitude of low test, short weiijM alum oi phosphate powders I aolil im'iy in f n, Kothl T. vki ifl V.w. HKH Co. 111!". vVall t.. N. 1! ' Lr.wia M. JonNsoN & Co., AiruiiM, Portland, Oregon, W'Lt en we inu lu - d .lit-vt u, thr ,ii,..s 1( e all s tUh and I, u, - . 'L I " ' ST" illr .lll assoitnient, reliable 0w heateis -iiid iminp plumb. THURMAN RECEPTION! Immense Throng of Prominent Democrats. THl'KMAN AND CLEVELAND. Speecbee, CongrataUlioni and a Begular OTatioa-Tbrjrman's 8eTenty-8TeBtli Birthday, Colvmbus. Nov. 13. The capital of Ohio in the events of this lay. has tecome a veritable mecc r-.J democracy " To this city have come the democrat o'. the country at lar:e to pay homage to the"Uid Koiiia i. alien U. Iliurinaii, on the oci:a:-K'r; of hi. 77tU birthdayt All (1 : v -ir. l'hurm in has been ttie recipient of atu-ntiotis whL-h fe .:-tiicau etatfr-uien liave enjoyed alt-.T tlit'ir ackiiowledi'i'il retnc- im : t fr,in the arei.a of politics. TlirongliLut the entire djiy every inf.uiiirij; train Virutignt it niociat? if prc-uiiiin'-e- 1'iuiii all H-eu-i: oi the L'n.te-i M; e-". nul l the nigii: wci rifH ran !. iikene 1 it) no j?iili fitVji mute tii.iii a :i;itional coiivcu tion. Une of Ihe first t- arrive this m lining v.us ex-jiv'-i.ient Cleve lam!. He wns incurdeil a niOft entlmt-iaHiic welcome by xli'i cui zenp, win. fjaihereil at t;.e depot. The cx-p'iiiaient lirt-t wjit irom i he depot 10 the executive mansion and during the forenoon held a puulic rcc pt'on at thetalellouee. A presidential siute of twenty-one ijuns wa nrcil ont-ule. nui c.rly tn;i naijc the iorridor- at the iiate house wero thiourea with people. Private secretary Lament. Gov. Caiiipljeli and m.ny proiiuncnt oemui-rats were present at t! v re ception, in tne ciiurse of which the tn liUfias.ii oi ttie people knew no bo iti-ti. Una remark waa oi:en heard j'roni men while shaking hands wi;h Mr. Cleveland: "You wiil Lm our nt-xt presidt-nt." At the conclusion ot the recep tion Mr. Cleveland drove to .lu .pe I iiurutanV ret-idem ; and cong t i ulated him on his 77th anniversary. u. I ievtland ti.cn rt-tuinci io tiov. Campbeirs mansion, where hi-a-d u hm Irievds wore enter tained at luncheon. i l-an-piet iiali to nilit was t'ecoi-iit'd in a moft beauti:ul inanner. The celebration was li e auspices of the Thurman die-, which had charge of all of the hi ratigemen's. - !t-lilo;n l ave so many dfc'.ingui.-died lom of any p i ty assembled at one lime oi place. A muii; them were sena tois, ex-senators, congiessiht-n, ex-coiig-t s-uiaii and congressmen elect, governors, ex governors and governors elect. Shortly af er 8 o'clock, ex-Presi-ileut Cleveland and Judge Thur imin entered the reception room aud Mr. Cleveland suppurting Lis vt-n.-rablo com patron, after the p i rty w as seated every man arose and waived a traditional red bandana handkerehief in honor of "Old Roman." At the eom.-lu.Mon of the ban.inent, Chairman Lentz of the Tnurman club, wade a br ef KiH-ech, introducing toast master, Congressman Outhwaite When .Mr. outhwaite arose and delivered a briei eulogy of Judg Thurman. The guests agai i arose to their t'eet and the scene was one of wild e'tiiii.-iasm. Judge Thurman responded to the toast, "Our (iue.sts.' He said in the l.tginmn,;, that he was not here t'j-niiflit to make an elabo rate speech. He was here to ex press his heartfelt appreciation oi lint honor they have so kindly m- en iu l ) uo lino, to inanK witli los w i.ole fouI his neighbors, fel- low-ciliz n-! of Oiiio and distin- ;tn-ihed nieii from other states for their inaks of friendship a d esteem. I am lire," said he. "at she ae of 77 to repeat my tefcti inouv so oltcn L'iven of my confi- lence iu the hem licient effect of free insti u;ioni." In conclusion he said : "I have been sufficiently hoi.ored by iny paiiy.and neither sk nor desire any lurther honor than continued tri-'ndship and rooil will. Gentlemeu, you have gladdened the heart and biiaht- tned the footteps o' an old mm, your lt voted fnemt in bis descent of the tail i of life. May God bless you ad is hs ear ie?j i prayer." Coi.rjiHirs, Kov. 1J. Kx-Iivsi diiid. Cle eland n spouded to toast American citizenship. He said in part: 1 follow promptings of heurtfeait devotion and eiieintkn as I tender :rom demi.cracy of New Yoik state her tiilne of affection for a man .vl.om we meet here to-niht. I am con. missioned .to i U ui for my state her lull share ol toe ghry whieh has lcu she I upon tii .Ameiictn name and ciia-acter by whose career an 1 ex ample cannot be pompt'-d and w .ose renown cannot he lim-t' d in ownership to neighbors and fiie'dsin any locality. We re joiiein the frxampl' afforded "i' ibis ocension oi our American ship revealed to us as safe and an intaj iable interpreter of duty in all emerg- ncies of long and honorable pnbl-c career, an 1' this unfailing jiiuiile to usifullnes and fa'ie. When men in high places of t'U-t, charged with the respon-ihi jty oi making and executing our Ias, not only condemn, but flippantly deride cheapness and economy within the homes of our VV' ho omanditures ot tne government are reckless and -...r..i SHE GUT HEK MONEY BACK. The Kentucky IViiluw ttr-torns to Her lilue Gra Home. New York, Nov. J3. Mrs. An gelina Comad, of Augusta, Kv., the widow who came to this city to bur monr-y at ttie rate of $10 per $ltM is on her w ay back to her home wit: the money she brought east an I all htr pro)ierty except a uii revolver, which the police did n-. t ntturii U her. "Walter Willarrf. lietter known to i lie police as "Big Walter the j Swindler," who tried to work the 'rren goods'' game on Mrs. Comad. was taken 'o Essex Mai kt police court and Mr.. Com id identified him. There was noth ing ioi the police justice to do but d'Scha.ve him as there was not ;iroof against him. He was ad vised to leave the city. Mrs. Ooiuud was thankful to get back tho $315, which she had saved from her pension of $12 per month, i he revolver, she said, she wua glad to get rid of. Cunsuuiptlun Cora Dtiin.-v, aiiv. iz, rroi. svocn s report of his consuinution cure will ppear at the end . f tho week in the lentchr-r Meitz'mii-che Vchei:schr.ft. Particulars were published to-day of a case of i-ipns. The cae was trea'd by Itd-crtz in Frankior by Koch't method an-, the caseispir.n-sstnK satisfactorilv. The tirst effect ot die treatmetit was to rau-e the lupus ulcers to swell, discharge a H-rotis liquid, pfter which scab ere formed as in eruptive fevers. The doctor will renew tne injec tion when the rc.iba fall. Minis- er ion Mooter nas eivcn over 2(X,0. 0 marks for the eucliuii of a 8ptcial hospital for the treatment of consumptives by the Koch Liethod. MRS. JAMKSON' DKM VL. She Thinks the Stories About Her H unhand Are Llea. Lonqox, Nov. 13. In an inter view to-day Mrs. Jameson de nounced as a baseless fabricat.on the story that her late husband purchased a girl and turned her over to the natives to be killed and eaten, in order that he might have the opportunity of witnessing and sketching the cannibalistic scenes. She says the sketches were only incidents coming under his obser vation as a traveler. Newfoundland Fishery Question London, Nov. 12. The t.James Gazette says negotiations between Great Britain aud France for the settlement of the Newfoundland tishcry question are progressing. The basis of m g .ttations is that Trance shall mrrencer to Great Britain the Freimh ehcre of New foundland and bo compensated bv a cei-sion of one of the British West African colonies, possibly Gauibi. In addition Newfound land will renounce tho bait act. The Itandit Itand. H.t v.s. Nov. 13. The opera tious oi the hamiit baud are as frequent uai I old as ever. The vaunted preparations oi the po ice have ended in sruoke. ft is true that Diaz and Ramos were cauubt and shot, but that is all tht has been done. All reports received seem to confirm what was tele graphed abroad, that the police are indifferent to the robberies or are hand and glove with the robbers. Victory for Ticket Scalpers, Sr. Pai l, Nov. 12. Judge Van bmgh, of the supreme court, has handed down a decision which seuies the question of the validity of railroad tickets purchased of iii-L-ft 1 mk.rs; or sexlnern unit ! affirms the liability of railroad companies to accept such tickets w neii offered bv an innocent pur chaser. Th Wision crows out of a suit against the Northern Pa cific involving thofe points. flard Glove Contest. ?w.Et, Nov. 12. Jack FUrarty, of Victoria, and Jack Murphy, of I sisl-'in. liitht weights, to-d iy a'gned la.tices of agreement for a hard J..-I, ten or more round contest, to I he fought on or before November j :;t, somew here between On gon j t'py and Albany for $J50 a side, i Charged With Embezzling. Seattle, Nov. 12. James . .'ohnson. head lookkeeper for Tok'as, Singerman & Co., was ar rested in San Francisc to-dy on a dispitch from ehief police at Seattl". Johnsrn charged with emlx-zz'ing $2,880 from the firm. They Would Xot Work. St. Petersburg, Nov. 12. Re ports from Provinces indicate that the Toltoi ifovernment reforms have proved failures. vT a" De Fure some wing is going wrorg with us, and that the condition exists which calls for a vigorous and resentful disapproval. ;Ex-Senator McDonald responded to the "senate congressman." Breckenridge of Kentucky, to "democracy in America," Hon. W. K. Wilson to "House of repre sentatives," Hon. Don M. Dickin son of Michigan., The democracy of the future." Gov. Campbell to 'State of Ohio." Several others were made. Messages ami letters ol conyratulaiion were received by lodge Thurman are almost innum erable, many of them are from pjominent republicans. THE STOCK MARKET. A Murdered Man Found On Lake Washington Near Seattle, AWAITS HIS rCNISBHENT The Fire Fiend lps Up a Town-The Croats Murder Again A Tog Is Blown As:otc- New York, Nov 13. The stock market t-j-day, while still very ac tive, showed less excitement in the eaily trading, and afterwards sub sided into the ordinary appear.tnti; with only tl e usual tbtctu itb ;s. The general feeling iii the struct has undeigo.e a matked change for the better, ar;d the opinion with molt of the habitue!', end the 3treet talk is, that tho object of the influential combination oi capital ists, wh'ch have forced the recent decline, has been accomplished, and with the affecting of tho le t'orms iu railroad business there will be a gL'cra! iinpruv-''rrr.t in values. The late reaclio.'i from t'm low piiees of t wo days ao is regarded as principally the e'ffect of govern ing shorts, ' together with sonre buying ty those who had thrown their holdings over mi a s:are. Theiewereno further failures or bank pusrf-nsions to disturb the even course of event'. MCKUERKI) FOR MONK V, The Hody of a Man Found Near Lake W ashington. Seattlt:, Nov. 13. The body of an unknown mm was found this morning on the shore oi L ilce Washington, near the end of the Madi-on caldrr line, by two boys who were out hunting! The bo-'.y was that of a man who would weigh at Last 2 0 poundf. The head and ch si. w ere rooed v. i. h an armtul of hay, and w hen taken awav oy i tie e. roi er, show ed ih" man's throat to be nit from ear to ear A !epession of the skiiII on a line witn the ruht ye tithe ear. and no es in he tore. i ad peiu tratii gthe skull, mtit aw bi- n indicted by ihe si. ui p h .luno-r o a levolver in the hai.os ot an as?atdn. 1: w.-s plain tha' ti e unf-jrtiiiiate inau had been lour deled In lob! err. Whet) l".,U; d a bloody raz' r as tiahtly ela-ped in tlirr d - a-i man's right hand. It .ts e iilei.lly the inientiun oi ti murderers nj rive the impre-siou that the man had loinmiit-d mi -eld-, but ttie d?ai;j- worK was oo olain f-r th-- oroner s jii!-, who with 25 or 30 men who went to see the reiu dns, deei Ji d that ihe man had been muideted. At present the man's identity is en shrouded in mvstt-rv as is also the identity or whereaboats of his agusKins. WILL TAKE III- MEDICINE Says He is Gnlity and Will Accept the l'onishment Accorded. Seattle, Nov.13. Charles L. Terry, es-Un.ted StaUs custom inspe.-tor, who be: a;ne famous for trying his hand at smuggling while performing his duties as in spector and who has been absent from the United States for several years, for reason that two or three indictments were standing against him, returned quietly to -attle last night, and informed his friends, and later appeared at the office of Commissioner Spriggs ami gave himself up. He was taken in charge and later released on $')0J bail. Ihe story of the smug gling operations, in wnich Terry is said to have been connected, rs romantic' aud Terry wasassaciated with K. A. Gardner, once oi Seattle, but now serving a sen tence in a New York penitentiary for smuggling opium from Victoria. Two ii.d'ctmens were rendered against Teny ht Tacoma. Previ ous to Gardner's arrest, Tarry went to Victoria where he lias been eveiy since. When there he professed religion, under the preaching of Moody, and w as in duced to surrender to the govern ment, valuable land in Seattle ay partial payment for thefts. He acknowledges that he bad lieen been gui.ty of an offense agaiust the United Statts, and is perfectly willing to sutler thi; consequences of ids act. Said the judge, he says lie has come back to pled giiilty to any charge th:t the United States will bung against hitu that he knos t be ttue, ati 1 he ptopo8es to suffer 'the punish meiit. California Town Iturned. San Krncisco, Nov. ltj VuJ was received this afternoon that the town oi Tiburon, aeros the bay from San Franeit-co, wah burn ing. 1'ne tire started frotu a le lective flue in a res'au ant. Among t ie huil d' gs d stioyed were the Tiburon hotel, jiost offi e, c--rin-tban y .cht club lions- ami ad zen stores ai d houses. Lo-s eMim.it d at $.5,000, m filly insur. d One tiutnired and fifty eoplf are ten dered home.e.-s. THE I'ltll.MX HI i:i)EH Sullivan la Said to Have Made a Confemiion. Chicago, Nov. 13. The Evening Post Dili lishes a stati-mpiit tv.ut an authority bi-'h in the Cronin prosecution circles savs a full .-.n. leseion has been obtained from Su livan, the ice man, in regard to Ids share in the murder of Cronin. He admits it is aseerted that he enticed Cronin to the cottage, doing so with the understanding that he doctor was not to be killed, but forced to give up important papers. The statement asserts that he took no part in the assussination be yond that of a deceived dupe. War Itetnreea Militia and Students Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 13. A serious riot occurred here last night between the students and a company of militia. The students fell in behind th-j company, much to its annoyance, and Lieutenant Granger ordered the company to charge the students. J hen ensued one rf the lietcest hand to hand conflicts ever -.vitnessed, the mili lu iisii g their muskets as ciui-s .nd the idudents anything availa b'e. The inj-trt-d were numerous ; on;; fatal. Irving Dennison, ot Toledo, died this morning. He wa? struck by a stone. POTERTV I.H ITALY. The King Seta a Good Example Increased Emigration. Lonkon, Nov. 13. King Huin i bert ol Italy has set a g-xnl exsm j pie to bis fellow-monarchs reganl I ing impecunious children. He ! mis declined to ask the Italia Parliament for the. ISiafe allowance which would, according to custom, be voted ior the Prince of Naples heir to the throne, now that he has attained his majority. The king declares that whild the treas ury is In such a depleted condi tion be cam.ot conscientiously cj II for an appropriation of public funds for a member of his family. Kome. Nov. 13. The condition of the pooier clae?e4 of Italy con tinues deplorable. Destitution prevails in many quarters, and tiiose who can arrange to do so are leaving, in tho hope of :.ettertng themselves, fdx thousand persons have em grated to America during ' tliA no at tsin 4rtci l'OLtS T.E.lTI0 Kl'SSIA. Thirty Thousand of Thrm Go t. lirnzil Within Ihree Months. aus.vW, Nov 13 L geb oje of I'ul.sn euogi. 11 .r h avii.j. Uilre.a ior HlaZll t foUno Colonies. ma y g ttirici-iitiou ly, as the U ve toie-n- d h-m not tavor t n,oer'erit. Much concern is felt teg ii'.i. g th expe-i iei ces ol tiie-e eioig n-i'. a te- ie hinn Brazil. i re tin- n.b i s of life are So distniiir iiom 1 1. use to wliieh they l-.ave ) c accttsto i ed. Tl V.' ir aw Courier has engaged D..:i sinl.i. tin in'ni-nt no-.i-n-aud evat g-lef, to join a party of i iii-iii inc gmio i.nU accompany ti em to l'r..zil. lie will emootiy the experimces of t.ie party in a series of articles. London, Nov. 10. Despite the order isned by the government prohibiting the emigration of jeasaiits and Polish Jews to Brazil 3 1,000 have left Russia for that ountrv during the past three months. IN LANE C0UHTT. Eugene Raster. A couple oi weeks airo while M. Gillespie was cutting down a tree across the river a gust of wind blew it over the opposite way fiom which he expected it to fall and it fell on his team and wagon, kill ing a horse valued at $150. break inn the wagon, and came near kill ing Mr. Gillespie's boy. United Staes local Inspectors F.dwarJs and McD-nuo. came up from Portland Sunday and left on the stage Monday morning for the Siuslaw, where they .will inspect the si earners Mink and Lillian. They then go down the coast. '1 he workmen have completed the false woik for the Springfield bridge aud are now put1 inn nr. the Ironwork. Nine car loads ot iion has been received and the ri" uiaining tw o are on the way. If there is no further delay teams can cross on the bridge bv the 1st of December and we will then have one of the. finest wagon road bridpes in the state. Capt. Winant, of the s'eam schooner Mischief, who visited the Siuslaw la-t week, says he found fourteen f'.it of water u the bar. at low tide. With htih li te this oulJ give twenty feet. The bed of the river at its mouth is sand and when Ihe jetties are constituted they w ill have a deep channel an I any ordinary craft can enter l he hat bur w ith t-aiety. Fourteen feet it low tide on a bar in its natural state is pretty good. W. II. Gore, of Portland, and Miss Sophia Ia;, of Jacksonville, were married by Rev. M. A. Wi'liams at Medford last week. Mrs re cue year ago was the wealthiest la iy in Sout'vrn Ore gon, having inherited from tier ta-her, ihe late Jac b I-h. a fo' t'h.e valued at $10O.OD0. Mr. Gore was t. cuiiiiirily poor, but rich in id t, attributes of honorable matdi.o;. Mis. G. re's re.atives obj. cu d to the match on tl e ae-eou-1 ot ihe d;iTertn. e in ihe cir cutnsianc -8. a .d she deeded all of bet pr..p.. ty t ,rr lca iv-s a. d mar- e-i t h iil.ind ji tier -lioti-e. l. Goie i- well .imwn in this city, wh. re tie att. nded scb.xii several yeais and graduated from be State University in 1886. Be sure ami see the fine display of choice delicacies for Sunday at M ueller & Garrett's to-day. LARGE FIRE. San Francisco Sustains a He&vy Loss. PrGILISTIC GLOVE COHTZtTi Tha Lady Who Wsat to Vav York to Bay Grata (roods X-taraa Homo Satisflad. San FRAsasco, November 13. Fire broke out oa - corner -of Davis and Sacramento atreeU about 10:30 r. M., about fifteen uiinuies afief the general alatm wis soundel, and ait wrgineg in the city went t- the scene. Thai tire M ta iu a large four story build ing on the cornet ovned bv 8. Wanxenheim and occupied by il. Dutard, commission metchant Saroni & Co., candy manufactory and II. Leabcfc Co., cigar factoiy building was destroyed, the roof mid. floors falling in rapid succes sion. 1 ue entire Iron t of two trp iier stories fell ont in the ttrceW Latest estimate. plat-As the los on the building at $125,0.0 asd tbtf Id s on feti-ck a: $10u,000, rnailnf . a total of $225,000. Charge of Kraod, . Chicago, ov. 12. Attorney General Hunt filed a bid this morning to wind up tbe aifaini of the Mui ml Fi.e Ins. Co. of Chi c;'.go, ana set aside the deeds of grsigiiment executed a couple of weeks sg. on tbe ground of (laud. Serious charges are maud iiiaiiifet the ofheers ana director of the company. Conflicts With the I'ollce. Galwat, Nov. 12. Several Sghts took place to-day between the police and the military. One p--Ike sergeant was severely in jured. Ttie military were tinaiijr routed. The police chased them to the harracis. Connanght Kaugers, who took a tromineitt . art in th di-turtiaiice lias beta ordered away from Ulway. Tug Went Ashore. S in Pimo, Cal f , Nov. 13 Tl.a ugAlb-'t of San Fr . nciscD, ar.il i Wi mi gton trarisiioitation coin nmv'o lighter, went ashore at h Catalina Islands yesterday in i.-avy wind and both are total recks. Ttie tu was engaged in zoveinment work, towing light rs ot rock for the breakwater here, v sii'or nsmed William O'Neill if Sn F-ancisco dr.wnod. Official Count. Salt 1 ake. Nov. il. The offi . 1 .1 caiidhiatt-s canvasaof di g ies of election in Utah snows Caine, Mormat), bas 9441 majority over Goodwin, liberaL Tliis result shows a gain of 6232 in Mornuut vote and liberal gain of 3422 in two years. Express Company's Boles. New York, Nov. 12. The board of managers of th Adams exj ress company has adopted a resolution making postotfice department "-illations as to the application of tho anti-lottery law and is appli cable to its employes. Convicted of Murder. Fresno, Nor. 12. Joseph Still man, convicted of murder for tbe killing Si John D. Fiske, was to day sentenced to imprisonment for life and will be taken to ban Quetitin on Friday. Evicting; Tennanta. Dublin, Nov. 12. The wotk cf evicting tenants resumed to-day oa the Olpei.te estate. Weather inclement. - . A New Huler for Holland. The Hague, Nov. 12 Queen Emma has beeu appointed regent dining the illness of King Wil liam. farmers' All lane. Tiie stockholders of the Wash ington Farmers' Alliance Coropeny of Oakesdale have elected the fol low ing directors: J. P. T. Me Croskey, Tennessee Flat; Nelson Howard, Cottonwool ; E. B. Wil liams, Garfield ; J. L. Seaver and T. Y. Williams, (Vikesdale. Tbe nianager's reHrt showed the busi ness to be in a flourishing condi tion. The capital s'ock was in creased from $10,otX to $50,000. riue Dressed CUlekrna. Persons jleeirinK a dressed el.ieken i-hold leave their order at John D erener's meat market, lie also keeps beef, pork, sausage, bacon nd hams. Market on Fiiat street, across horu Rubs House. For Une Week Only. Snecialsale of emHmideriMi ainrl lnces at the Lidies Bazaar. FleR-.tnt patterns for 10 and 15 s nts p-r yard. Don't fail to secure come of thce bargains. The overland train yesterday morning went down on the west -ide, crossing over from this, city hi th Or gon Pacific to Corval'is. This morni. g at 12:10 o'clock ti e aame train came back, and on ar rivinz at 'his city was delayed a -liotf time hy tlie bri akintr f a nil. The 1-amuus fhueulx Bird. Olvmpa Tribune: A hilarious demecratic exchange - beads its elecuon reiurns, "The G. O. P. in -Ashes " Wonder if the able man ifold manipulator ever heard of that Phoenix bird? h 1
