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AMMUNITION
VC V A HI.- tin J,
cirtride-t, et.. and will mill at reatniiahlc
rurtirea, iMn't fonrt m wheu you cm. to
lay in jroor winter n;.ly of air million t
protect vour ranch fr.u u the inroad, of that
rii;-iickinJ emigrant.
ruriDwo We krep noth,"8 but the
LHUnilOi Ia-.I'mh nrrclihnrn. I litre it
nmntii so jrood, and ro une c m lieat u oa
iri.j. S TBWA KT A SOX.
IRON HARROWS.
call o Metrart A SOX.
to forget thii.
P'm't t.uv an inHi
harrow until you lint
It will )J you not
ROPE AND- CHAIN, Hnp"tt t
a il l :n this market. We carry none l-ut par
niamlla, nj can ri. yon any sue from 1-4
to 11 i. Ailii. of chun fretu S IU to S 4
Sit WART ti SOX.
BAliY CARRIAGES .SjiS5
l me hum einuraei hoxl, pr. l uid
t in .py tops, an 1 tanning in price fr-nn is to
4. There i'i't a nicer lot of 'urUriimnip'
fruit l.keUT i:i llw vallev. We a!i have I
w that Wd rent. SfKiYAitr & SOX.
Tliaiikiiviiif
UNITED IN-
HOLY IVI ATRSSV1 ON Y,
MR.
0: Litin County, Or.
Aei-tirdif g to the onlin nice of
Oregon, at Albany, Oregon, on or
IV etn'ter, A. !., ISiK).
WITXKSS:
To wiTe'i I i.erebv eertifv
UEV
All po;!e presontin
lo Vf d H p -r cent, discount on
c.isi
dealing etove a'o: e in Albany,
SIV.ITH &
JULIUS GEADWOHIS
GOLDEN UULS BAZAAR.
TIIK LEADING CKOCKEKY, FANCY MOODS AND TOY STOKE
tiK ALBANY. THE ONLY GF.NUI i a UOEK BUOS SIL
VEPWAKK, FRENCH CHINA l LASS WARE,
BOY'S WAGON . A BY AND DOiX CAR,
BIAGES. AND A
Gsaaral A333?in3it of Paacy Goods.
Sfit!t i 1 t!i ti 1 . Tu. 0 f. til Fi:nil "asritw.
for ' '.Ji4 An I carri.- "1- larwt s'o k in the Valley.
jy"I isurt:ice ag-nt f.-r Ftr r.11 I in.
Is - J o
"SS S "
Bert AS Z.
SPRiNFIELD
A. WIIEEI.ER. SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
SriUNGFIKLI) OKlEGON
j-p,anT Tari! snd office on Railroad, between 4th d 5th streets ifrl
'tihUr 'Alhanv Manairer.
Iaviug lu!r not exeelled in quality, bod faeiHties not snrpaseed fortln
Xm 'it and tifactory flll'in ' or order. 1 resneeifiillv solicit a 6har of th
trade.
aalltufalsiii - ' i - - - . "MMMMMMiilaalt.laTttTelMaji.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS,
or or anyone wantinif-aiiythi.ur i'l ' naM
warclin. mill do well to. call on Btewvt 4
ox before pur.hv.ln-
keenneartv even thin.' m th lw - uiW
l nisgtilflctnt eioili f ut A
re ijtriiware, ana
tool
PAINTS AND OILS
want Mint. oil. brushes, coal oil, luiirtea'luj;
oi:,Klei;riaec, etc.
STKWAICTJI&O.X.
GUiTS AND revolvers
de have itwmsed of this lrt of oor busi
ness. That's a mistake. We are in it now
W-ner than ever. We have a nice line of
Mur'in ami Win-hotter rifle", anil l.reoh
loalin ' hoUuns ramriiis' in price from I2
to stii. Alo all the Ute improved revolver
SI EWAKf & SOA.
LADIES. ATT "W
have the bet slit i iin r ih hi civ,
and we can -vc yon at any time.
F.vrrTrwi' w r--e ' i tithe v ran lie re
turned if thev i."' i 1 satis'a-tion. This
isnohraitor !imter ineenwhatwe a.
t'-h RT OT.
to
MISi.
Oi Yamhill County, Or.
'toJ, an.I the laws of the Sute
before the 25th (twenty fifth) tlay
- V
r
Chnstmas,
a certificate of dates inclusive, will be al-
pi.;liv.e9, at thq only sqiir
SENDERS.
Ht4 IlllVS
s5 o :&.
SAWMILL
fa -sail
. Sa 1
E"bS-SsIH
TJie CeleWed Frencli
UKE
AFTER
the uener'tive i.rcaiwnf either sex whi ther
..rMlllu In.lu the tkas-'c nt )I i'-ilnu.a:.ir
lOhaico or opium, or lite .nli joiiililul iii.iis-
retioii, over u:iluij:cii', tic, mivn bihtoui
iuiii Poer, Aiikeili'i..', Heurinir Itown
hiiik in the .-k. Seiniii.il Weiiknw, lls
eria. Ner-oi.k PrusTatiirti, Nocturnal (inns
ions. Leucnntioj. lia:in;i. Weak Umunry,
I..Kof Power and luiiotKii . which if ii'i,
It cted often lead to pmoiatme old ne and
iiuauity. Price l a box; t huxea fcr 5.)0
Sent bv mail on receipt of price.
illie.erv J onlor reechtnl, to refund the
:nuiiev il a Prruiant iil cure i noteiiei to-i.
We have thousands of testimonials Iroiu old
ihI youmr, of both Hexes, M nave oee.i
neriiiaiiently curcl uy tne use i Apiirooinni
i'irciilRr free. Address
.Veilern Urauch, liox, 27. I'ortiaaid, Oregon.
Kir sale by bosbay Jlason, no enate an"
tail .IruKikU, Albany. Oreuoii.
FSKALE Fills
ri'uuiurilicn; noth-iikt-
thcin tn
tlitr market. iever
ifai!. SucceasfulU
ihcI by prominent
ladim inuiitiiiy.
Ifimrantcei' t re-
heve aiiiprcsaol
n:cn8iriiitt)in.
Sure Safe Csriain
Don't I humbuit
u'ed. cave time,
HcaHh and money.
lake no other.
Kent to any .fl
lreaa !y mail en rcccit of price, Si 11. Ai
iresii phro Mfilirlur umpan.v
West Ilranch Uox 27, rorlluui!. r.
3old by Foshay & Masou. Albany. Oregot
P6170EB
Absolutely Pure.
ThiBpowaer never vanes. A snarvti
of iurity,strength and wliolfsoineness
.lore, economical than the ordinan
kiml, find cannot be sold in roinneti
iton witb multitude of low tst. Bhorl
eltht alum or pliosiliit powders
3old only in cms, IIotai, Hakih ow
dcr Co, 10t; Wall St., N. Y.
I.kwis M. Johnson A Co., Aguiifat,
Portland. f)riron.
IRON AND STEEL,
Krjie rtork .f Jti,tlt Hii'.ip, c
way ip; jtls i niachiiitj, t-jjl
iSttjwur V Si x
have vtry
in on and Nor
(ii.k ami pi OA-
Dried APPI.es Z.
F.iru.eiH rt t Sifart At hox. ami Miv un
apple luring mM-hinv and 8av yo'ir fruit.
BUGGIES ND WAGONS. 1
lint: on liundantl c m iv. vou nti
TKrVAKT A: OX.
FEED CUTTERS.
Sve onedliir
vour horxe ficl t
usi 'if a ted cntter Stewart K Sox hat)
.iur kinil-t for sale.
If lUPnlMTO St.. wart &
U i ni'n Ld S..x area-'.ui
the ue Wheeler & Vt iWan, Ito, n.
l.in.lx ami :an
leyon soinethio oii will like, Itrln
vour '. hetfer half' arrunl ami ftee whar w
u. .1.1 Mr you. STKWA KT & SOX.
ori : t T4X-i4Vt:i:H.
TOli. r. i. hereby triven, th:it I, or nn
I'ei'ii'V. will meet the lax-iiavi-r.-t i,
i.inn County, Oregon, at lto't-1'M-k A. M.,nin
i-.urin in. til 4 r.'eliH-k I, M., at thtir le-iixit
i.e ..,t-i-H -if votl:; il. tins Meveral creeiiiett.
t lue inaowiii- tun-, anil iil.w-fii forilie rnr-
pne 01 e- liet-tin the laved for the veirof
lh'K):
Uc-k Creek,
Montlay,
'ue-,iay,
We-liii s-iav,
'I htirsday.
Knilay,
Satur-lay,
MomUy,
Tii.il.ty,
WtNjiieMiay,
1 hursitay,
I ri-lay,
Sanirilay,
.Momhiv,
Tiiewl-.v,
Weilnesilay,
1 huisay ;
I relay,
Saturday.
Mi-mlay,
1u stay,
V,..ilueiii.vy,
Thtirdav,
Kii-iav, '
Nov 24, ISIfi
KoX V.ille .
Scio.
Kraoklin BiKt-,
Santian,
l'Uinon,
W.t.-rlo...
I.ilrert y.
Sweet Home,
Bru h Creek.
Crawfiininvilb,
Krowns ille.
Center,
Syra-u;,
II arris bur,
HalMT,
Shfhr,
Tanu'ent,
Orlenns.
Pe'uia,
Madt Alha:iy,
West Albany,
AH-anv,
JS,
29, '
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II.
12,
t',
IS.
1,
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Ul,
rromi't payment will lie reUireit
yi:-.tr lkL8 Itl.tl Have co?tf.
M.scorr.
l'a
Sliorill and tax Co'.lcc'.or
lated Novcmlnr, 3, f&H).
fTIHK INI'F.RSIGNED MAS KOIl SALE AT
A his pla- e mar Allnny a lot i f to-nJ, well
broke horses to wit: A so.! of rorr-U, weiirht
1420; span of vrays, 14H0; s.an of lia 1200
nan of drivers, 'JM; one familr earriau'
hors", large ami kooiI stvH; ami two irood
saddle horses. PYiccs reasonable and terms
easy.
JAKES LLKIXS.
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W"rure,;1 10 'JBECBlIiS "funded
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ALBANY, OUEGON, JLTKIDAY,
A FEAKFUL SCENE,
A Platform With Two Thousand
People Falls.
TIII.1C UKI5T Of FKANCE.
The JndLn Fi,'bts are'IMyths of t'.igbt-
thzi Fer.Oiia-Tlulr Maa.UL a
Weil Known Personage,
Xkw Yokk. Nov. 27. A lerribia
acei.l. nt o cm re.l in the eastern
i:trt of l!:.)..klvn before Yale-
1'niieet.oii f'iiithall name to-tlay.
A hiu f e- stand on the grounds
suddemv .'iillaitfed carryinir down
ic ent'if Inail of li l ii ih il heinif;
It is hi miaU'il ttiere were more
2(i(H) j.'(ii)l(; in the strncttne at the
time. The ic ne was indescriha-
! and t'onfiisionaiiil panic folio tr-
e.i the t-nisti. Hie occiipanis were
tip nil v men, a ur.-ut majority of
them students from Yale and
Princeton. There were also many
until -ii. Thev all ly in eoiiluu'd
iinl .'tin uIIiilt mass iiiioii the
m'oittid. niiiliv heinK eonipineiy
liiuie.I under l!ie wreckage, the
screams, slit leks ami t: loans were
were awful. .Many fainted troui
the injuries thev recuived. In an
instant their was a general rush
foithat part of tne lield and a score
ol policemen were soon engaged
ifl pulling the maimed and wound
ed Irom the wreck. t;tliers lent
assistance and within 10 minutes
the whole place was cleared. At
first it was feartd some were killed
but this proved unfounded.
TIIK I.AKbKSI DKIST.
1 runee Can lloiist t.f That Sutfi la-
tive A pikiuImr...
Paris, oV. 'SI. l'e.latan re
tented the budget committee re
port on the hnancial situation in
trance, showing the estimated
dbt of the corn try to he 40.:M0,
:;i:j,r'.i4 francs; nominal cipilal,
22.824 .04:.iWl francs. The actual
capital and nominal rate of inter
est is I'4S per cent, and the actual
rate is -12 per cent, IM', con
tinued the leporf, is the largest
mimic !eht in the wo! hi , bui
French credit is suHiciently solid
to allow trench stock being reck
oned at S (H-r cent.
I'u.nell Likely to he SuMtamrd.
London, Nov. 27. Thiniotny
Ileullv ami Pnrnell had a conter-
t-ncB totlav. lbe feeling among
the nationalist mt iij' is ih more
favorable to I'arnell tlian vester-
lav and the opinion prevails that
they will sustain him.
lealv is very reticent and re-
luses tosav anvtlmig about the
Irish leadeis intentions. Parnell
appeals tone 1:1 nuoyant spirus
and FDlendid neaiiti. a noucea-
lle mcnleiit occurred in the com
mons when Painell went to vote
on lud.onrches atrendment. Par-
lell had to iass the lilieral lionch-
s ami his late allies studiously
gn.;rcd him. It is stated if Par
ell remains in Ieadership.Sexton
uid other Irish members will offer
themselves f'.-r re-election in order
to test the feelings of electors.
Colombians Sul.l as Slavea.
Panama, Nov. 27 The Colnm
bian minister ol foreign Aiiairv
as forwarded a dispatch to Brazil
uvinir infoni'.atieu had been re
civc-i at Cioiieia the Brazilians
have cai.'nrci! natives of Colombia
mi'l carrieil tnem oirto the Putu-
tn'V liver, when- they have been
sold as hhues Other atrocious
climes have been committed on
tiie frontier bv unknown Brazilians.
mo-sl vigorous protest antl de-
111 in. i for iusli.e has been made
l.y Colombia.
Fifiit Hall Ganit',
Nkw Youk. Nov. 27. The
champioiinhip fool hall ;;ame be
tween liinctitoti ami Vale "ol
leg- s, winch was coniestcii on the
Eastern p.uk giuiuiils of Brooklyn
to-uay, was won bv 1 ale :;2 to
nothing. Theame was witnessed
y 2"),tKH) persons.
Chargf Against a Minister
Asiu ky Pakk. N. J., Nov. 27.
The chr.rch-g.jing people of Jack
sonville, N. J., lnur South Amhoy,
on the line of the w link an
Long Br inch railioad, are disturl
el lv the alleged conduct of the
Methodist Episcopal church, the
Rev. Robert Chew, u ho is charged
by Mrs. Aloiizo Armstrong, oi Key
port, with attempted assault. She
made ali'ulavit to her statement oi
ihe fact.-', au-i this is now in the
hands of one of the trustees of the
church. John Tice, one of the
trustees, on Saturday visited Mr
Chew and asked for an explana
lion. .Mr. Chew declared that
there was not a word of truth '.it
the charge. Then Mr. Tice called
a meeting of the trustees of the
ChlTwood church, which is in Mr.
Chew's circuit, and laid the mat
ter before that liody. It was
unanimously decided to suspend
the pastor, i en.hng a hear'ng is
foie the presiding elder of the dis
tiic. This was late on Saturday
night. Mi Sunday night when Mr.
Chew attempted to enter the
church ha .vas met at the door by
one of the trustees, who told him
his presence was not desired. The
congregation was then dismissed
and the church closed. On Mon
day the charges were laid before
the presiding elder. He has called
a meeting of the trustees and
B'eward8 of the church for tomor
row, when the matter will be in
vestigated.
NOVEMBER
I3J FRONT OP A TRAIN.
1
i
Dastardly Crime of a Coumlrel tviio
Assaulted a pretty Olrl.
rrey . t rancis Utichak had a
terrible experience at Chicago
letvntty. She was assaulted and
knocked down by an unknown mai:, I
successfully resisted him. and was
f'en trrown m the trtck just as
an exitfflss nam came tliuiulerini
aUnjf. ; Htr otingcr sistt-r l.ulltM
tier almost from under the wheels
ar.d savwl her life. The girl, who
is 1 years old. ttvos at !St?wart
avenue and Eighty-seventh street.
l"u " mornmg
was-vaiKingi.oiueiroinciiurcn.
hhe wa.Cyni paii led by a younger
sistervr ArTiliiy jcore.of WrJtki
mid Seventy-ninth streets an un-
knowu man seized lier around tne
waist and threw her violently to
the ground. The girl is as plucky
as she M pretty and louht t es-
..rfllalv f..r l.or honor. 8 i re-
gained her feet and dug her delicate
nails into the scoundrel s lace.
Like the brute that he was, he
knocked her down. The younger
sister now diverted the assailant's
attention and her sister again
struggled to her feet. The asault
happened near the railroad sracK
An inward-bound passenger train
wai approaching at a high rate of
si-ceil. The engineer and fireman
saw the man and woman struggling
by the side of the track. It was a
dramatic scene. It came near
being a tragedy though, and for a
second the hearts of the engine-men
Icaiied into their mouths. Knowing
that he eould i:ot accomplish ins
nefarious design, and fearing that
the train would lestopied and the
girl rescued, the wretch attempted
to add murder to the dastardly
crime of assault. He againe seized
1 .... - . -.1 J.;:..l
YZ ! " a" r i. rnmVi,
I 1 i. .,. u iiauo,i in I
liail.l over UK. niuum, hiowi I
tier ear: '1 am going to kin you.
The wheels will grind you to
peices. " A look 01 terror crept into
the girl's eyes and she fought like
a tigress to break away irom tne
viliain's clutches. When the train
was less then two rods away lie
violently threw the girl into tht
nsrrow space that separate the two
shining rails and ana ran
awav. Miss Jjuchak struck on tier
side and death seemed certain.
Then, at the risk of her own life,
he your g sister heroically rushed
niKMi the track and fairly drasrgi-d
Frances from under the wheels 01
the snorting locomotive. The train
whirled bv and the young girl,
more dfad than alive, tottered
home and told her story. I tie
:oliee were notified, but the un
known scoundrel made good his
escape.
HE HAD SMALLPOX
AND
RODE IN A CAR WITH
TWELVE OTHKU8.
Train Hands Pass In and Out, Bat
When It Was IFouud Out the
Car Waa Side Tracked.
Salt Lake. Nov. 27. There was
great excitement on the east bound
Oregon short line train yesterday
alter leaving Pocatello, when it
wtiB discovered that a man in one
of tin coaches was sick with the
Min nil nnx. He had been on the
: ' . i . i... . : 1 i
trim some lime imu Hie uuui intu
nastpl and ie-i aswd thrOU'.'h tilt
c. nch Reside this there were 12
,,ii...- ..:insen'cis in the eoucl
u-i'h him. The ear has been side
.... ni Itrvan with the Sick
n - - - - ,
man in it, an.I the passeiigors who
..: i -
,.i.. wiih him were taken
to
for
Green Kiver in aiiomer im
t'.atniiia!ion by a surgeon.
A WAKNINU
TO
KOVS,
Another
Victim of
Hahlt.
the Cigarette
XiwncRO. Nov. 27. Michael
Ilulev. a lti-vear-old Newburgboy,
a th- Litest victim of the cigarette
hnl.it in this vicinity. He has for
vears been accustomed to smoking
-. , , : . - .1 :.. v. .. . n . .
them, and now ins mum ia uttnj
shattered and he is a mental as
well as a physical wreck, on bat
urday afternoon he was found
roaming the streets nareiooieu,
Imreheatled and only ha'.f-clad.
The lsiy was taken to the police
station and was afterward removed
to the almshouse for treatment.
lie will probably he committed to
some institution for proper care, as
his parents can do nothing with
him.
A DKUNKKN OUAUHEL.
Several Men are Shot and Dan
gerously Wonnded.
Astoria, Or., Nov. 26. Jolty
Campo, a Mexican, and Antone
Gericcicu. an Austrian, were snot
in a saloon this evening by Martin
Mat-sou. A number ot men were
in the saloon drinking and became
involved in a quarrel, watson
drew a revolver and began firing.
tieriecich and Campo were hit in
the head and dangerously, though
not mortally, wounded. Another
of the crowd received a bullet in
the thigh, causing only a flesh
wound. Matson escaped, hut was
arrested on the river hank later.
When brought to the police sta
tion he denied all knowledge of the
affair.
The Irish Land BUI,
London. 2ov. 27. In the com
iuois today Balfour introduced the
Irish land bill,
28, 190,
COAST FISHERIES.
An Astoria Shooting
: crape in
a Saloon.
8KVKHAI. SEVKKKLV Wi.l NIItl)
As Italian Laborer G ushed aud a Hack
Drlv r 12sicidts-Tb 8ionz Dlffi
oil y SUamer Bnrned.
San Francisco, Nov. 27.
Siiecial Agent Smiley, of the cen
sus office in Washington, with
several assistants, arrived in this
city to-day tor the purpose ol
getting statistics of the tit-heries.
Au etlort is to le iiia.ie to collect
this information in a manner thor-l
oughlv worthv of the immense in-
. - ..'f .!.!' 4:....
terestaof this coast. Seventy-five
enumerators have been selected .n
California, Washington and Oie
gon, including live in this city,
who will enter immediately npon
their work. The statistics desired
will cover the capital invested, the
number of nieif employed ,md the
amount and value of ti.e catch,
ami will relate, not only to the
fisheries proper, including whale
lisherv, but to oysti rs, lobsters.
shrimps, shells, etc. the enu
merators in this city have already
entered npon their work and nili
visit the firms and individuals en
gaged in fishing for the purpose ol
securing information.
IMIIX I'ACIFIC AFFAIKS.
The Old and the New
Clash Souie-
what.
i K vv iuk, .iuv. .1. 11
Iew iokk, ov. It is evi-
Jent that the Gould-Sage party .lid
not enjoy the farewell address ol
1, l..r ,!.,,,
in an in
terview to-dav eaid : The tenor of
Adams address was almost uncall
ed for, there having been no pub
lic criticism of his management by
... . .1 . i- ..-
any directors, notwithstanding the
lo.t lut In. ivoa rimninir tlio mini I
lact that be was running the roud
to ruin. Mr Adams says in his ad
dress that he had b.-en President
foi seven vcars and during that
time the actions of the directors
had teen unanimous, that is
simply saying that Adams is re-
snonsible for the Union Pacific's
coxiajitioii. He should explain
how it comes that the pay loil in
creased 4UU names in nine month:
What personal interest he had in
the Kai.sas smeltug woiks, in
favor of which discrimination is
made in rates for shipping bullion
and a half dozen other matters.
KILLEIl BV A CAVING BANK.
Hack Driver Shorties Off
Shooting Himself.
Portland, Nov. 27. Salvatore
Gasparro Di Michelle, an Ita.iau
laboier, was instantly killed tins
morning at the quany in tl
southern portion ol the city. Gas-
narro together with a number ol
Chinamen were e-xcavaiing undei
a bank w hich caved in precipitat
ing several tons of dirt ai.d rock on
the men. AH the thi..umen es
caped without injury, In. t Gasparro
failed to heed the warning in time
Mike Little, a hack driver, coin
milted suicide by shooting himsell
through the head. Little had beer
on a protracted spree and was tlrfs
pondeliU
Suit to IteroTtr Bloney.
W'ChT ClIKhTKIt- Pit.. Nov. 27.
Suit has been brought against
John R. Baker, a stock operator,
I , i - rwt 1 I
who oisappeare,, i. ursuay un, u
mtf'iAr' Xll4!liflll lia .tiwiinis fn Ilia
recover $110,000, belonging to the
estate of Charles II. Baker, which
he is alleged to have appropriated.
How Harvard Celebrated
the vie -
tory Over Yale,
Yate's victorv over Princeton
will compensate in a measures
for the defeat at the hands of liar-
vard. How Harvard took the
victory the dispatches relates as
follows: John Harvard's statue
is red again. It may be stated at
the outset that this reverend father
of Cambride College has been
thus rosily decorated bv permis
sion oi the lacuity. And it is not
with red paint that this old Puri
tan is adorned, uut with as une a
red toga and red fillet of riblxin
around his brow as ever decked a
Roman Senator. At 10 o'ejock
this morning Lloyd Garrison, one
ol the most prominent men in
college, wrapied red bunting
around old John Harvard in the
foi in of a toga. Nor is John liar -
vam aione gloriously reu.
All Cambridge is rosv to-nwht,
for the Harvard bovs are ce'.e rat -
ing their football victoiy over
mr i . i .ii . .
I Hie. .cverv More is oriiiiaui in
red huntinz, and every college
building and dormitory i ablaze
with light white and red, green
and vellow. In Iavit- ti Pierce's
the side ot the store is covered
with an immense crimson cloth, in
corpn, com pose-1 oi stuuenis.ami a
toass band, staru-d through the
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alinmnal ut ri.ul a I 1 1 a h.h. ......n n..
wii.i.um. j... . .iv; invicrnuii
iaa naruiy leacneu uie neid be-
t 1 17 I ' . i I . 1 .. 1 , .
tore me uiggeei, oonure ever aino-
euou oarvio ueiu was iigiueu.
When t he blaze was at Its height
men seized the rot es
. u:.t. :i .
tt uw. wuikii were tue
eieven victors anu aragged
1 i , , ...1, - . - " J UUSIIICPS,
vj.ee. nig muuiy. inen
monster circie o. men was formed,
a m siuuiiu 111s ure uiey aancea,
V I. f " 1 1 i-i ""a conig
ii t. uw worm iie a 101 ot red
air 1 n a it (t liner MaH. f. ..- Kn..fA
m 0 iwiw.
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C0A8T K0TE8.
Ncw;y Hofei E.ported br Eichan?ss
Thmnghont the Nortbwait.
Freight trains are now an
on the S. F. that ait Hllra enuinii
is liece.-sary to get ever tin. ('n.v
t-reek and CalaixMiia. uinnnuim
trading on the branch ;i
from the . I. to .lacksoiiville is
nearly finished and the rails will
be laid as soon an thv irriu
which will not be lomr '
o -
The Southern Pacific ia an all
steel rail .ine now. the iron rail nn
the Southern Pacific's stain line
between Portland and AxhUnH
uavwg been replaced y sleet,
It is announced senji-efficiallv
that (.en. J. M. Sielin ill nnre
more embark in the newspaper
business at Marahfield. Otme.
.mit . alw.nt :.!..rV:.
r - ' s "tr6........s o uic
coining year,
A man in Jackson rimntv Iin
been plowing this fall with a steam
engine, and has found that it
works quite successlnllv. He
pulls eight blows with Ids
and turns over the Roil at. the rat.
of sixteen acres jmr dav. Thecost
of running the outfit "is not over
?o per day.
K. I). Al'eil sold last weak in
m. Jj. Beerks, of Salam. ten
thousand Italian prune trees and
to a California man he has inst
concluded a sale of six thousand
Petite prunes. Mr. BeerkA intends
planting one hundred acres to fruit
on the Kaiser bottom, north of
naiem, iianan prune".
circulations continue to coon
concerning me oihcers of the en
suing legislature at naiem. it is
said that O. P. Miller wants to be
clerk oi the senate: Pomerov.
sergeant-at-arnis of the senate:
Colonel Neving, reading clerk of
the senate; b. J. Finch, of Baker,
sergeadt-at-arms of the house;
Hayes, of Tillamook, wants to be
chief clerk of the house. Severol
members are understood to have
iiiwiiuciii uuucimuuu to nave
jeciared themselves as radically
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opposed to the selections of inex
petienced officers.
The Maaelah la Wall Known,
Di rango. Colo., Nov. 27. It is
reorted that the Navajo Indians
are greatly excited over the re-
poiU from Dakota. Their tht orv
s tu .! -no Aicssiau is none other
Isadore Cohen, who is known
throughout the south of Colorado
as "Nosey" Cohen. The reader is
well acquainted with their tongues
and customs. The Southern Utes
talk of the craze with but little
interest.
A LUCKY ESCAPE.
TIIK ALKEKT'S UOILEKS BIT-
I'OKTaiVE AWAY
Hail it Happened at tiaa There
Would Hate Been Another
Mvteriuu Disappear
ance of a Ship.
San Fkancisco, Nov. 27. The
Chronicle eays the United States
steamer Alert which is under or
ders to relieve Swatara, ou China
station, ami has been at Mare Is
land several months undergoing
repairs was to have sailed Dec :iru
and everything was in readiness.
On Monday last as the final prcie
aratiou she was taken to the drv
dack to 1 lave her bottom scniD' d
and painted. Workmen had hard
ly commenced ojieiations wheu
they heard a rumbling noiee over
head. Investigation showed that
about twenty square feet of iion
I ''. v m,n,.,w ruuai VJ Ul
1oik.r Bmorta that H.i,5chfor
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m an
interior or second bottom had fall
en in auiidshio. Heavv iron
ls-an.s were found to Lave corrod
ed away and heavy boilers were
1 resting on the shins bottom. The
Alert, although an old ship, was
regarded as a staunch vessel. A
I large lorce was at once put to work
making repairs and are working
nKut and day to get the ship in
readiness to sail December 10th,
Had the supiiortof the boilers held
ut until vessel was at sea and
given way there, the heavy boil-
ers would probably have fallen
cleai. thioiigh, leaving the vessel
not only without steam Dower, but
; with a hole iu her bottom so large
that she would have immediately
sunk.
I'KESIDENT ADAMS.
He ia Made the Subject r Much
Advrrse Criticism
New York, Nov. 27. Toiuor-
1 row the Tribuue will print an in-
i terview wiiu jay vrouid, in which
I tie says that ex-president Adams.
1 of the Union Pacific, is a theorist.
I who conduced many affairs of the
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I u iiiun i aciut; wiuioutlhe know I
I edge ol the directois. Gould aii.l
I he learned, when last in Kansas
City, that Adams tierAonallv
ow ned a control of the Ptoek vnrl
I there, and while the railroad wm
I carrying in their live shirk- a !
I cost ol tsansportation. the stock
I ya-ds earned 1.000 im iko o,
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I - . , . . " -'- wilJ
,i-ai, 'lint ulTLIOn HB rtila I l.l
said, would never be permitted
unaer tne new management. He
neuevea tne Burlington and PneL-
Island will both coma intn tf.
I ulan for securing k.. i. .
. I . . e. "tw i imiiilB
1 irom western rmiui.r, t,.:
lt JNo lurther changes he said were
a to oe maue in the U. P,
Joseph Tait is agent for the
union Mutual Accident Associa-
- 1 tion ot Chicago, a company that
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xuso aiBuy fjapenor leaturas
FOREIGN POLICY,
Ex-President Adams Asked to
Ezp ain.
FATALITY A.MONO BAILORS.
The Eauliaamaa Wt tb Bralling Kaea-
ibo xr.Bcnmra B.ut to Admit
tba'Koob Lyxpb.
2ftw Yobk, Nv. 27. An Ot
tawa special savs the domini.,u
government will inaagurate a
vigorous foreign p-d cy as a result
of the Mctin.ey UU. ibejr in-tend-tt.-abHsti''
wyiH5yIaJ K
agencies in the SoiitLern and Cen
tial Amerii-au states, to tind out
the prices Canadian products
bring 111 those count ties, together
ith the prices of products titer
oan send to Canada. Reports will
be published monthly for the in
formation of . merchants, farmers
and manufacturers. In addition
the government baa a regular sys
'.eui of communication with the
places mentioned ami monthly
services to China, Japan anil
Australia.
Loss r Sailor.
San Francisco, Nov, 21. The
whaling bark Ocean arrived her
today, bringing 4000 gallons of oil
nd &2Q0 p .Hinds ot bone. She
ives the hallowing particulars of
the toss of fix sailors. They had
mortally wounded a whale and ap
proached too close in the boat.
Hie whale struck the boat and the
neii were thrown out and drowned
or killed. Their names were,
lohn Sylvester. W.J. Bradv, W. H.
Briggs, Wni. Mitchell, Geo. Jur
ensen and J. F. Meander. Dur
ing a gale Geo. Brown was washed
overboard and drowned. Robert
Kay ied of consumption.
An Aflllctcd Emperor.
London, Nov. 27. Tha Emnernr
Austria is represented as deeuiv
cast down by the probate fate of his
relative, Archduke John, which is
bird calamity during his reign
in the Hapsburg family, his brother
.uaiiuiiiuan, uaviug pee II shut
iu Mexico, and his eon and heir,
Uudoiph, having committed sui
cide, lue went to-day to i.rav
in the spot where Prince Kndol tii
killed himself.
Orders to March.
Oklahoma Cjtv, Xov. sr. The
VIeosiah craze has reacheti Okla
homa. Captain Stiles, in com
mand of the 1 1 oops at Oklahoma,
has received oiders to march at a
Moment's notice. This order ap
plied also to the troops stationed
.1 Klkins, Fort Hill, KingtiMier
an 1 Guthrie.
No Foundation.
Chicago, Nov. 27. A dispatch
iccvivcd by the Associated I'rrss
this evening from General Mana
ger Mellcn, ol the orthern Pa-
lbc railroad, said the report from
Mbsonla, Montana, of the fight
ing between the Indians and the
soldiers was absolutely without
foundation.
Steamboat Earned.
New Oki.kaxs, La., Nov. 27.
leamhoat T. J. leathers waa
burned ibis morning near Fort
Adams, Miss. The boat and car
go are a total loss. The chamber-
naid aud four roustabouts, all tnl-
oied, were lost. The vessel cost
40,000. ' '
A Scalling lUce.
Sydney. Nov. 27. Bubear.Eng-
laud, and Matterson, Australia,
today rowed a sculling race for one
hundred pounds a side. Bubear '
won.
f nderdlcts Ita Importation,
Paris, Nov. 27. The French
government will not allow the im
portation into France of the
Koch lymph.
BI8B0P BE0KES
In his second appearance before
an Albany audience Bishop Becker
fully equalled all the expectations
of the most sanguine. The trip
through Egypt was simply grand.
prcneuieu, no it waa, in tue Bish
op inimitable way. The pyra
mids, aphyux and mausoleums of
the Pharaohs were vi-ited with
lelight, and even the tnmnmie.
were resurrected to oint a lesson.
This evening will be spent under
the Bishop's direction . with th
musters of eloquence and oratory
from Demosthenes and the la w vera
of Ancient Home and Greece to
n o lern times. It is rare to have
such an orator in our midst. By
attending to night at the Operv
House, each citizen may have the
opportunity of reaping a benefit
for himself, ami .conferring one on
the Y. M. C. A. of this citv. nn.W
w liose auspices Rihop Becker ap
pears. 1 he subject of the le-t lira
to-night is "The' Floqnence of the
i uipii anu n&uorui."
The Kedaklna arc Coming In.
Chicago. Nov. 27. Gen. Mil.
this evening said todays advices
irom uenerai nrooke wemnf .
very satisfactory nature. He con
firms the report that Chief Little
Wonnd came info Pine Tt;!o-
agency yesterday, and says every
hour seems to lesson the strength
of the disaffected Indians. Short
Bull. pl Kcetud agency, has also
come in and hit people, numbering
nearly 2o00, are reporUd as fo
l0.wligr, ,G,,n .Mi,es consider
Jshort Bull one of the worst ami
meat .traelMreas Indiana ia the
aertawart.
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