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HOLIDAY : 10PPIlnSp -ta:zrr -
l.snUv Ol I) Ush tfU '?S1 l-v-sli A NUMBER UK
h louiu ai1 aaj see me luogu.u-.- , i , sr-srtr 3 TIT rl -
a? ?
....i.i .,11 on.J Hih magnificent uispUy ot i
'IIHI ' O -
1 instrument novelties, art bujipuen
l)Ooks fur old i U )ci;tg
O . I . ....!!... .... wloiriinr. rei -
oils, music-i.
I
l'oIU pens ami
writing c.vmw, sm ke ra w ts, toilet cases, e
turnery stands, and the greatest variraj
hli Jay presents for the scisou of 1890.
ot beautiful
r-.F0RE
AFTER
AT-
f, L. B L A G K M A N'S.
The Corner
Drug
More in Odd Fellows Temple, t
. .i : ....! .. l.,vtr
,.l will bJ sold atasu:iiBiiiB-?
... I . " .1 ...VI. .Ill
rates. ;
... ..I either Kl whelhei
lohai-co or opium, or mr
"'.TKIV," Wakem'.'..- Bcari.ur Low,,
aili.inttie hoik. Seminal WMknea, lly
erii! Nw-oiMHr.Vr.tion. Nocturnal Hue.
. llmintai.t Which l' Ilea
UNn ru.ni i '-i . . ,
.....-i ..d.n t.i ureoimi'iio "
' -....tv Price SI a box: hone.. Icr
Ln r.u tiiB.ll lA recciito( price.
with every if. order received, to '" '-
:. . (ure m intcnc te...
monrv ii - : I
ne nv urn
....i vnunir. tf ootn exe.
permanently cored iy ttie use
Cin.ui.nree.
. ' - -
Western lfrai;h, Box,i. rnu-
Korwleh, Koiiy ".
otiil .lni;tisl, All.v. r.;a-,
THE STORE
is
-AND-
IT IS NOW FILLED WITH CHOICE S
TIONS OF' FASHIONABLE GOODS,
COMING)
ine lieen
f Ai'tirodili'i'
. l Inr
i til.:
BILLS PASSED,
$100,000 AppropriaUd for th Forchu
of Ad iitional Ratieoi for the Bionx
Indiana.
mi Fills
Ki.r Knnde lr
rnjtil ititic: n"ih
int; Ilka- thrill '
the market. Nevei
if.il. surcmiiruiu
rned hv pniminein
lailiit niinitl.l)
liuaranten' W re
lieve suuprennei.
meniitriiation.
iz:il Csriaia
Diirt I humhui!
red. ave time.
Health ami money.
Take no other.
Sei.t to any ad
k.. ...n nu.hit nf nncr. t"2 00. Ad
dre phro Mllrl'"P'
West Bramh Box iff. rt.rl.aud. Or.
9U W TiMba & Mason. Albany. Oregei
Faber's wldea
Wasijisuton, Dec. 0. In the
uenutti Sherman iiiirouuccu
aineiithiient to the billtoruuce
the amount of the United States
holms' to be eqiiirf. of national
banks, iin I to retore to the chan-ii.-lm.i
i alethe pxreseive actu-iiulali-di
"I inonfV in thetriHiiry.
Th. aiuvii itiH'iit "lim ts the win
iiiiln.rv ii-miirriiifnta of tleiioi'it
of United Stales lionda to the
ainoiu-l t r)il0 of boiidi for each
in I cv.-rv national bank, prownieu
i bat tii" volun'ary withdrawal
I bond-" f r the retirement of
national hank notes" Bhall not ex-
. .... .......... : .11, n v
CetHI T-.i.O 'O.O VI Ml ma iiivJi.ti. -..-j
auoiud liaiikmg a.Mn:iation max-
L ... I I 1 ... ....1 it tf l
lig I It' IO - M M Mian IB riia".""
r...r.-ive ironi lb- comptroller of
currency circulating notes not ex
ee.lini' the iar value of bonds de-
lMisilel, -r actually paiu
' . . . e . I . l.A..l.
i..iiii'!i mii. k n me nan..
V,.., .
section authorizes me secretary oi
the treasury to is-ne United States
retirement, oi
in
Another
Ail wool suits tr
Si-rviv'r.tl'le
,m Albany
"uus, i
oung
Wolen
M
a
en s
Mills M"'9
Ta'doV
n.it.'U PcUll tO
uatonal banks a circulation
of i:M.OOO,000. Section 4 author-
. 1 .1.......
izes the issbm '! l nitwi ,ale
bo nils to an iiinnuiit not to exceuu
,MlMV iKMkh, to u.) redeemed at
lb pleasure of the overnnient
ami to bear 2 p.-r cent, inteiest.
IIih biiu-e amendment to the
senate joint resolution for the in
ane of arms to i..c t-tatta of Nortli
and South Dakota, Wyoming ami
Nebraska exUn.ling its provisions
to Montau.i. was concurred in.
The e'ecnon bill was taken up,
and belore tiray linished his
sneecl
The Huprema t'uurt Iteiidem an
Important Oecialoii.
ToFKa, Kan., Dvc. . The
supreme court this mornintc re
fused to grant a writ of mandamus
applied lor by U. Louueu, who
demanded a certificate of election
for representation from Lane
county. Lobdell based hie claims
on the provisions of the state con
stitution which givei each organ
ized county in the state, casting
250 vot 8, a representative in the
le,;uilire. If Lobdell had been
admitted, seventeen other repub
licans, elected as delegates, wouiu
have been entitled to the same
nrivil' jb. Most of them were In-
..otl'a mun and thev would have
given the senator a majority of
two on joint ballot. The supreme
Iih11 that in no event could
the membership of the lower house
I 125 meiiiliera until there
was a change in the constitution
Callfurnla'a Grain Surplun.
Six FKANtisro. Pec. 0 The
ii.mhu.-e exchanue reports the
amount 'Ji uour anu icuw"
iug in California Dec. 1st., as
i it. nun harrels of Hour, twe've
iniliion one hundreil and sixty
nine thousand centals of wheat
milium six bnndred and six
ti.eri thousand centals of barley
hi Ytv-one thousand centals of oats
hundred and seventy-four
thouaaud sacks ot beans, tnree
thousand centals of corn and
tii.rtt'.peveii thousand centals ot
rye-'
A Hay
Parnell as chairman.
After the anti-Parnellites left
the meeting l'aruell said: "The
ili-wrterH. knowiui; we were soiiiu
Gmndmabter Woi knmn Powdei ly to Ireland . to-morrow, clamored I Germany's Emperor Makes Scatfr
lor a uccisiou, utcuiidc avury uicau-
ed the lightning of public opinion
in Ireland. Gentlemen, we have
won to day, (loudcheera) although
our ranks aie reaucetl. l noia
this chair still, (cheers) although
many comrades have left us. Ire
land has power to fill their places
and send us good men, and true
for everv one of those who have
left us."
Advises the Delegates.
FAIR WEAXHKK KED1CTEU.
Parnell D -feat the F.oal Effort to Briag
About Hia Reiroment-llewi f om
East of the Sockiai.
SCHOOL REFORM.
ing References to Journalism
I UNION PACIFIC CONDITION.
Tba Balaa drug Endoriai tk
uf tka Railroad CanaUaloa
(rdUff tba Wraek.
Eraart
rp
M:il Suits by lert ot lauoi.s,
Hundreds of Tattertn to
Sr-lei t From.
Failure,
Cuicaoo, Dec. C A special
from New Orleans says the cotton
bouse of V.And A. Myer has sus
pended, witji liatiililies of two and
1 . ... il: I Uuu.,la nf tliri.tf
a hail iniuioim,
million. It was the laige.-t cotton
twee in the country. The com-
,.o,.i. hhv that thev will P-ty aotiai
for dollar. Financial panic, slow
ness of collections and decline in
the price of cotton is the chief
cause of the failure.
S3AVT OV-SBCOATS.
(jiiaraiileed Seasonable
sonable in
DSE3S 37JU3DT3
and Warranted Uea-Price.
L. K. BLAIN
Tiia Leading Merctat Tailor, Albany. Onp.
Absolutely Pure.
nowoer never v .riea. A marvel
Ofp ri.ytrenKth and li'ili-K.imeness
e iconoroical tha l th- ordinar
, i u, anu canuoi iw mnu m cumi'vii
Uon with multitude of low test, slioit
weight alum or pliospliBte powders
Sold only in cms, Rotal Bakis "iw
der Co., 10ft Wall St., N. I.
Lewis M. Johnson & Co.. Airents,
Portland, ireiron.
W
RIlbT.IES AND WAGONS.
I hue on hand and can nivr you k"xl
I 1KWAKT&
av
ii iii
OX.
Thanksgiving to Christmas!
UNITED IN
HOLY IV1ATRIW10NY
MK.
Of I.oi-i County. 'r.
Of Yamhill County, O
! Isom, the bottler, uses the I'AS
J TKUR FILTER.
; tiarlmd, Monitor, Argand, Su
perior stoves and lar.gee, hack
1 , - Ci....r l..ltliU
warranu'ii i jrair, mipu
the senate adjournm .
IS Till: Hol'SK.
Senate bill, appropriating $100,-
!M)tl for the purchase of ad-iitional
r.nioiis f..r the Sioux Indians was
parsed.
Scn.i e b'U for the retirement o
Ceiieial Stoiieman, with rank of
i-oliiiiel, was .ilso passed.
Saturday next was set aside toi
the onsideiatlon ol iu;s repoiwu
fro'ii the committee on private land
.laim-i. I'addo. k presented u A
protest, of the tanner Alliance
now in c .nvei.ti'ui at ) a'a, Fla.,
against the passage of the Conger
land b'U. Sheini:!!i introdtned
three tails an I one amendment
which weie referred to the finance
committee. New bills ;i follows:
Tit iilni'lll 1 the law n latinir to the
relining and par. ing of bullion ; to
receipt of gold cciu in uxchanae
lor g dd bars, and a bill authoii.
inirthe recoinge of subsidiary coins
of the United States. The amend
ment is one to senate bill to leduce
the amount of I'nited States liond"
niiired of national banks.
THE LAKE LAUISII WKKCK.
Salem Orange Kniloraea the Iteport
or the Kailrnad Comoilnslon.
T . I I . 1 .. .'-1
S.M.KM, I'e". O. liecciiuy .-aieiu
grange appointed John Minto and
O-o. Croisan as a committee to
examine snd report upon the
caue of the Lake l.abish railway
disaster. At a meeting of the
rang.' to-day the committee sub
ir it ted a lengthy report. Among
i.lber thing found was that the
rail claimed to h ive been removed
bad not Is-en thrown from the
resile bv either human hands or
hv tlp fone of the locomotive.
Thev found manv unsound timbers
in the fallen bent". In there-
f . i . . . i..
maming portion oi uie -resiie
standing they mw manv tiolts
from which nil's had been re
moved. The committee reb ses to
accept the theorv of rail removal
and endorses the report of the
Htate railroad commission of
"Kaullv v. instruction and decay"
as the cause of the wreck.
The don Girl Milled.
Fort Worth, Tex., Dee. 0.
Den Mobley and Lizzie Ford, col
ored, attended a dance last night
On their return they quarreled
almiit a llirtation the girl bad with
another fellow. Mobley cut
Lur.ie's throat and then attempted
suicide in the same way. It in
thought both will die.
Ocala, Fla.. Dec. C The
Farmers' Alliance this morning
discussed the amendments to the
platform adoptyd yesterday, relat
ing to restricting the powetsof the
president in disciplining editors of
alliance newspapers.
1'OWWEKI.Y HPKAKS.
Grand Mastei Workman l'ow-
dertyof the knights of 1-ahor,
add essed the alliance ueieKatc
at the expoirUon hall this atter-
noon. He advocated r-iorui m
the employment of child labor.
insisted that the government, nai
therighttocontr.il railroads, and
i hen made a tierce auai ; u-on
the employment of lab i saving
machinery, as defrauding work
men of the right to work. I le was
especially bitter against all electric
devices, declaring that capitalists
111 their greed, nan een bjihc
Cod's wrath and compelled it do
their bidding, lie denounced
sectionalism and sad : "No mat
ter what politicians may say, we
of the two sections, are together
again and together we will tigni
monopoly." This sentiment
ht forth vn-.it aoidause.
At the inoininsi session of the
alliance Tre.-ident Hall, of the
MiiMjuii aUUe alliance, exploded
a liuiub regarding the Macuue-l'olk-Livingstoni!
investigation.
I. i-jtme near snlittinif up the
convention. He decUred be hail
not signed the committee report
yesterday because it was not satis
factory to him. Alter many ob
jeclions be read from a manuscript
us .lections, lie nau noi eiiiiiv.i
the committee re nor t for sever.i
asons, localise it cinsurcu
President 1'olk unjustly ioi
ariting the Norwood letter.
because it exonerated -Macune,
although be openly adui'lted be
fore, the comnilllee lli.il ne nan
june 1 1 i.-orma and toi iih I a coiu-
leis
CHEERFUL NKW8.
Oen-
The Northweit la Promlaed
rally Fair Weather.
Washington, Dec. 6. The area
extends from the West Gulf state
northeastward over the Missouri
valley to the Lake region, and will
move eastward to include the dis
tricts on the Atlantic coast during
iheday. Generally fir weather
prevails in tne orinwesi. nit
weather will orobably clear in the
central valleys to night and fair
weather and lower temperature
prevail Sunday.
Imprisonment for Life.
Chicago, Dec. 6. The jury in
the ca.-e of Mamie Starr, oisoner
of the Newland family, to-night
returned a verdict of uuilty. with
a penalty of imprisonment ior life.
On hearing the announcement,
the young woman fainted away.
Death uf a I'd filial.
New York, Dec.6. Joe Coburn,
a p-igilist, died this evening of
consumption.
Millionaire Snell.
PERILOUS MISSION
A CATIIOI.Ii: 1-KIKHT IN
MIOST OF 8AVAOKS.
riiK
Chicago. Dec. (i. Mrs. Snell,
window of the murdered million
aire. Amos J. Snell. has renewed
her offer to pay $50,000 for the
arrest of Tascott, and his deten
tion until identified.
a Constable.
Dec. 6. Alfred
llaurse. Dronrietor of the I'laza
Ovster inaiket was shot and in
stantly killed this evening by A.
D. I'earFon. deputy constable, who
bad been placed in charged of the
fonner's place of business on a
writ of attachment. Pearson and
Haurse bad lieen drinking to
gether and got into a row.
Shot by
Sas Diego, Cal
copyrighted '90 br N. Y. Aiavriatod Praaaa
UfiSLiN, Dec. b. The Reichsan
aiger gives passages tree lroia Km
peror William's recent speech on
school reform. One point th
emperor especially empbaeizes i
the time loai iu the higher public
school in craium.ng youths with
Ltui er Greek instead of tha Ger-
a . t. ;a.
ma language ai d vterman mrnvry
especially the g-oAth of Geraua
institutions ami the idea of na
tional unison. Modern history, he
declared, if right y taught, would
become iunuiiely more valuable
than a chronicle of antiquity.
How, he asked, weie so many
ycung Germans seJuced irom the
path of political virtue? Higher
schools must mend their methods,
i hey must make their studies bear
J . . .... . a
upon practical me, reauce uoy
book work and give more time for
healthy recreation and training l
the body. The present system
tended toward the over-production
of highly educated people. Jour
nalists, he said, were high echool
product) run lo seed. He ap
proved ot tne sayinjfcoi iiimrc..
"Anent arbiturienten proletaiial,"
whom he culled "hunger candi
dates," and from whom the ranks
of journalism were large'y rt
cruited, forming a class dangerous
to society. Finally, he declared
he would not license any more
high schools until their methods
were amended. The newspapers
genarally sharplv resent the em
peror's reference" to journalism.
bono for United states ci ator
I'AUNKLL VICTOKlOl S.
Af'oi Ju
f the oriV.n.n e of and the laws ol the State o'
Or. go-i, at Albany, tireg-.n, on or
Dc-cmticr, A. D., 1st HI.
WITNESS:
.1. R. Wll .I.L1.Y.
R. C. CAI.T-MI X-TowhU-h
I l.cri-hy cttiify,
before the 25th (twenty-fifth i day
Mvers force pumps, pipe hose, cop-
ner and porcelain baths, basins,
closets, plumbing by piac'.'.
'.workmen, hardware cutlery, shears
;iabterns, tin, copper
ironware.
id sheet
fasten r Water Filter.
REV.
! We pay THE FREIGHT t you r
idoor on stoves bought here.
it.n;
AH people pres
lowed 14 per cent. diwmtVi caa'
dealing stove store in Albany.
....rnfieate of dates inclusive,
purcha es, at the only
will he al-;
Fipiare!
THE i:IaN PACIFIC.
KullillnR pertlna in a Moat
Satlafm'tory :ndHI"ii.
l'oitri and, Dec. i;. V. G.Bogue.
chief engineer of the Union Pa
cific railroad, returned from S-ui
1 rancisco to-day. During the
past five weeks he has been over
nea-lv all the company's lines, in
i ludiiisr those now under construr-
:.oii llerenorts the company
building operations in a most sai
isfactorv condition. Regarding
the extension Irom this city to
l'liL-i t Sound. Mr. I'lOk-'iie sas.
The u a i v.'.il be tinishe.i as last
as money and men can io n.
Memliers of the llouxe. :
WAsiiiNiiTos, Dec. C. Clerk
Mcl'berson. of the bouse of repre
sentatives, has just bad printed
an unoilicial b-t of the memliers
elect of the house, showing
republicans, 'S.'A democrats, 8
farmers' alliance One district,
r-JSth, New York), is set down as
uncertain, and one, (second Rhode
Island) is marked vacant.
Covered With lienor,
siav Kuisriscn. Dec. G. King
Kalakana has bestowed the order
i.i Kalakana niton Admiral
Brown . Capt iin Reiny and Flag
Lieiiteiiant Dver. of the cruiser
-I... riton Admiral Brown was
i
kn'ght g
r.iiaaar .late Mu a Conference
With the Chlefa of the Sioux
'An Effort to Prevent Bloodshed
Pise Riimjk Agency, S. D., Dec. 1
0 As ierilous a mission as a man
of God lias undertaken for many a
day in the interact of averting
bloodshed, was completed yester
day, when good Father Jute, the
Catholic priest whom General
Brooks requested to go out and
talk with the rampantly hoetile
Indians, returned to the agency.
He was the only white man ho
might even think of ever making
the trip and living to get back.
The reverend father was accom
panied by Jack Red Cloud, who
went by rca-oii of being the widel y
respected son of a famous chief.
Ten miles from the hostile camp
lliey were halted by pickets and
conducted to the camp under the
c-.ver of Winchesters. A confer
ence followed. Father Jute opened
the council by asking the chiefs to
Ktate their grievances. They re
plied subitantially as follows:
We object to the recent cenBUS
returns made by Ue. His eiium-
...ti tn would not Kive ioi.u oui-
licient for us to live on. I-e puts
lens for each tepee
UBaavr.. "j lo
than the tepees contains, vve
.I..II ktarvp. We will have one
big eat before the starving time
mimes. After that we shall tight
our last fight, and thu white man
shall see more blood, more dead,
i-ion. Then we will
wr. to the last hunting ground
Father Jute begged them to be
peaceful, and explained that the
soldiers were not going to harm
the Indians.but protect the agency
v.. fr i depredations are eon
cerned the father told them that
i.ad better stop committing
" them andthey would'be more easily
'" forgiven. Finally he urged the
M.;fu tn eoine hack Willi mm.
tbia some of the older ones, who
......... I.o tvilv in the majority, said
Ti.nv Then finally aureed that
an.aii'.d come in lo Father
Int.-'s house, four miles northwest
. t a.a a.rom-.v. this morning, and
Ija I llv j , ... ,
.1. . .... nw.f.t lieneral liroiks, am
.ii i.ii.i in ner on just what they
...i.i K-ther Jute. This brougb
.f the bitter opposition
? 717- .nuinritv. Finally the
. 1 . ..I M and latO
. .. ..II1M1H I UlflC" ' - , -
awv . ... T ..
o. ,a ailrlrPHrtlllif ratlier JUW
.llitaar, ,j
;.l .
.aia. . . . . 1. ..
lll.l vonr hands XO me vncaai.
Ki.irir. and atd tell us as though
avere about to start on a Ion;
L,...,a, t.. the last hunting grounc
wheth- r what you
say to us from General Brooks be
and that we will not be
harmed if a.l come in simply to
.... . t l.La
ISIK IO aieiia.-i.ii k"""; , .,
Father Jute i-ays lie compueu j
He l-fa-ata tlie Final Effort
IliiiK About ilia Ita tm iin'iit.
Ijimios. Dec. . In parliament
to-dav Rarrv, Sexton and IbaU,
made a determined a tempt U
l.rin.r alu.ltt :t filial Sl tl U lllclit (ll
the question beloie the meeting,
niaiiii.lv. the retirement oi I'auieil
from the leadership. 1 i.ially S. x-
n nave Parnell his ultima! urn i"
ie etlect that if Uie decisiuii on
the question was delayed by Par
nell after C o'clock this evening
the majority would hoi I a meeting
of their own and depose nim from
office. A scene of gieat excite
ment followed.
At 2:45 o'clock a recess was
taken for half an hour.
At 3 :15 o'clock the memhers re
assembled.
Mr. Abraham then made a mo
lion that Parnell. vacate the chair
manship. Parnell relused to aiiow
the question to be put, whereupon
McCarthy followed by forty f mr
other members le:t the room.
An exciting incident arose irom
arnclPs refusal to put Abraham's
motion. As the wri ten resolution
as being handed to mm o ju-u.i
.McCarthy, Parnell leaned across
the table, struck McCarthy's nana
seize 1 the resolution and tore
it to pieces. Justin Huntley Mc
Carthy, boh ul Justin McCarthy,
. r . ...... .l....n nuoit
arose lroin ins seat n;ii...y
arnell as having mauuvu a.;o
lather and being an enemy to his
counti y He declared iuai i.c ..a-
lithei to acted w'tii t arueu mi
henceforth would repudiate nim.
-r i..va tinri of the vouner Mc
Carthy raised the number of anti-
Pamelhtes to 4j.
The opponents ol l arneu iiu
withdrew from the meeting in a
body are now. holding a meeting in
the conference room. They are
electing officers. ,,.,
It i-i repjrted iuai viuuaii-
eiused absolutely to enter into
nil I'-irnAirH
any negotiation uu... - -
retiieiu -nt IS an accompusen ..a. i.
The meeting, oy unanimoua
. t I a I l..l 'on lit?
vote, elected jusuu ...va....
hairman, auu procecu. -
ider the following resolution:
s'We, members ot tne lrisn pai-
liamentary party, soiem ny ,
.... !.. ... t.K.i ...la in
rnir r.dtiesion to ure t-....,j--
deVOtioil tO WHICH we liae neaa-i
wavered, that the irisn pany io
un.l aia-av must remain n depend-
.... ---j ......
nt of a 1 Oilier parties, runoci,
va-o ,l-lare we will never en eriain
, r.. l. D,,i l luiikunt
anv pioH-ais ioi reDi
of the home rule question, except
o.w.i. oo sotuiies the aspirations of
DUl.li Wtl aaa-- . . .
!. Tr all tiartv and tne irisu
people."
. ? i .; .....a .r.
lit- reROlULlOIl. n IHCll a an a.v
posed bv Healy and seconded by
Sexton, was unanimously adopted
The result wa-i immediattly com
municated to Gladstone. Lpon
learning what had been done
i;l,i,lt.,ni' exclaimed: "Thank
i a 1 home rule is saved.
After the withdrawal of McCar-
and the other anti I'amei
memliera. the suiiorter- ot lar
STATES THAT WILL CiAim li
ItEI'UESENTATION.
i;-iullt a Mruibera of the Cenaua
Comnilllee lleaa-h an Agreement
oil the lla-aiioi tloiiment Bill.
Washixoton, Dec. 6. It is un
dei stood that the republican mem
bers of the census committee
to-dav reached an agreement upon
the reapportionment bill, based
upon a representation of 346 meui
liers in the house. The present
bouse consists of 332 members.
The ratio of representation is one
member to each 173,'JOl popula
tion. This is about the loweft
number that will permit each
state during the next decade to
retain its preeent membership.
The Btates that will gain in repre
sentation aie Alabama 1, Arkan
sas I, California 1, Colorado 1,
Geoigia 1, Illinois 2, Kansas 1.
Massachusetis !. Michigan 2,
Nebraska 3, Missouri 1, New
.lersev 1, Oregon 1, Pennsylvania
2, Texas 2, Washington 1, Wiscon
sin 1, or 24 in all.
AN INDIAN MCBDEBKK.
Aller a Hot Fuallade a Deputy
Sheriff Brlnga Don HI Map.
- Spokane Falls, D-c. 6."-A
special to the Review from Oksn
oan i oiiuty announces the killing
of the Indian murderer of Freight
er I ole, by IVpttty Sheriff Ives af
f.r a hot fuaih.de, in which a
quaw w as also wouuded.
Cole disappeared about six weeks
ago, leaving his team wire re lj
had cucamoed for the niirht. wid
althnngh blood s'ains werefbujal
it-Kin: i he wagon the IxHly tana
never recovered. Suspicion al
once fell ui-on lire Indian who bad
been seen bit king in the neigit
I Mir hood and who disappeared laa
mediately after the crime. Sims
i hen the orBcers have U-en search"
ing for him. Ives located him
near the month of the Methotr
riyer. When he attempted to ar
rest him the Indian opened fire
and fiied three shots, fxhaustiiig
his cartridges. Ives fired five
-hi-ts, the fourth wounded the
murderer and a sqauw and fifth
killed the Indian.
OUI AND INTBKSTINO.
'barleston. Admiral l.rown was tr.e chiefs members, tue supneri oi .a-
vested with U.e high grade of J J'.; tV; I nel1 ralUied the re llectlon f
Carl Schuiz is irreverently
spoken of bv the St.Louis jlobe
Democrat as "the most g-fted and
versatile fraud in American
poiitice."
Fifty five ladies practicing men
icine in India have presented a
memorial to the viceroy that the
age of consent in marriage may be
raised to 14.
lldrrv tain ubam. of Littleton, is
not ashamed to confess that he has
been elected to the New Hampshire
to.rUlntiire lor twenty i-onsecuwve
terms. And now he wants to go to
the United States senate.
l irtl.-i il re turns of the Canadian
ieal fishery show that 39,547 seals
were taken th past season, an
increase of 0M)0 over last year.
Ol this nmiilier 2383 were taken off
the oast of lintisti tjoiumoia ana
18,105 in Berhring sea.
The saltiest piece of water upon
...rtli is the Lake of tiuinia, in
Persia, sitjated more than 4uuuieei
above the sea level. It is much
saltier than the Dead sea. the
water lieing found on analysis to
contain nearly Si per cent, oi ai
Th.. Pima Ind.ans. who live in
thatched huts on the banks ol the
River Gila, in the bouin Arizona
M.nuntians. antedate tne wniu
man in America by many years.
Thev were a nourishing race mm
. At l : i
years a.'o, wnen tne .-?piurua
came among mem.
The sun's perjendicular rays do
not illumine the depths of the eea
at all, or anything like it. On the
contrary, they only penetrate, at
the very outside, some 200 fathoms
Lawn into the world of waters.
bevonil which d:stance all is utter
darkness.
A fine line of Xmas novelties at
J. A. dimming.
A Terrible Storm,
Lewes. Del., Dec. 6. The Brit
ish steamer Maryland, Irom Balti-
-. a r a a
more fiov. Z7tn, ior wnuoo, ar
rived here this afternoon. On the
morning of December 1st, about
. i -, . 1 -a.-
six uunurea mi ea ou wioie ui
ship encountered a terrinc gale
and the decks were swept by a
tiemendous sea, which killed Cap
tain Luckhurst. the boatswain
and second cook', and t roke r irst
Officer Lloyd's leg, and seveily in-
iurod several others of the crew.
1 . . ... 1 1
.Nearly everyming movaoie was
swept awav, including Uie bridge,
three boats, and much deck ma
terial. Of 626 cattle on board 300
were killed.
A Railroad Humor.
Portland, Dec. 6. A well
known -railroad man said to-diy
that he thought negotiations be
tween Hunt and the Great North
ern are off. The reas n assigned
is that Hunt insisted on includ
ing his Gray's Harbor extension
n the deal, that Jim Hill was on-
willing to take that property, al
ready having all the Pacific termini
he needs.
luatantly Killed.
Rio Vista, Cal., Dec, 6. Early
this morning a the steam batg t
Acme was passing lovn tne river
near this place, Captain Alexander
Miller, of Marysville, in coming
out of the pilot house made a mis
step. He fell from ttie galley
deck to the Ireigtit deck ana was
instantly killed.
Population of Waahlnctoai CI Ilea.
Washington, Dec. 6. The fol
lowing official census returns were
given out to-dav : Olympia, 4dt ;
Spokane Falls, '19,917.
If you want a fine pocket knife
call on J. A. Cutnming.
Every family should have one of
those fine eU-el engravings of the
Declaration of Independence for
sale by J. A. Cumming.
If you want fine goods for holi
days go to J. A. Cumming.
llolliday goods swld at eastern
prices by J. A. Cumming.
A fine line of cuttery at J. A.
Cumming-i.
Bargans in albums at J. A.
Cumtuinga.
A fine line of perfumery for
Xmas at J. A. Cummings.
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