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ALBANY, O REGION, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, IK1K).
VOL. VI NO. lO
HOLIDAY .
S .oiill ul! an) the inagiiificnt displ.ty of plush
it; -i-, jhhs'kmI iii-itriiiiifuts, novelti-;., ait supplies
11 p.iiis .-iri 1 pencil-), l ks tor old and uug
writing cm;.., hiu kers srts, toilet c;tses, le;;uH pei -tuuiM'y
stuinU, an 1 tli? tcrt-atest urir't) ot be-iut lful
lit ti lay piv.sfuts tor tlie? sm-,o:i of 1 8'.'0.
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G. L
1 The CornVr T)TTig " fttore
. J- .-.
"All g o.li marked down and
rates.
THE STOP.
IS
It r now Fill k
HONS OF FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(AND MOBS COMING)
All-wool Milts tr-.m Al'Luuy Wool-n Mills, Men's
S rvi.f.d.le Suits, Young Men's Tailor
Made Suit lV te:t ot" Tailors,
Ilundivds of 1'atteriH to
Sele( t From.
IXEAVT 0V3EC0ATS. DSESS OVERCOATS
(jtiaraiitectl Seasonable and Warraiited Itea
sonaMe in Price.
L. K. BLAIN
Tlis Leadins ffierclnnt Tailor, Albany, Orepi.
Xha,nk:5:iT 11112: to Chnstmis
UNiii.n ix
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Avp1ii g t-) ' oidin.ni' i
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WITNESS:
.!. 1. Wf! I.I.EY.
H. ('. CAM. VI! N.
To wliiih I !. l unify,
All people preaentinx a certdicate of d-itwa inlu-ive, will te a j -,...,...., ,,,.
' r r e pay I II h r KKIt ill T t'j
o d 14 per cent, di-r.nint ! raali purrha.es, at tlie only Mji.ar
:docr on sty, s lti;lit I, ere.
dealing stove store in Albany.
SHOPPERS
li la i; K A s s.
in Odd Fellows Tern
wilt Vn sold at astonishingly
n r-
MIS-
Oi VaniMli County, Or
;.!, and tli- I;i8 oi tli-State of
liffcre tl.e l'5llt twenty liflli da
KKV
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
powder never varies. A .uurvt-.t
l irpy.streiurtli and wholly. ,iiivm-
. re economical tlia.i tin: ini'iiart
kiml, :iml cannot In- ..old in compel!
"I null IIIIIMIIIUII )I V li st, ' llOlt
rt ii;lit ithiiu hi iii(si)i.tli powders
-Mil only in cms, lioTAt. IUkim 'i'.v-
nun o . ! h'm! vt. n. y,
I.KWIS M..lollNNO V I n., r.-!lt.i,
I'm I Iki-'I. I Ii cl'OII,
Tlie CelebratGrt Frond)
CIJK iC
Warrants! to
cure
ofS AFTER
the ireuerative Mranof viiNi-r whi thi
ariitiiitf friiu the rxtvsiw i i( dtiuuiluiitH,
lotAx' or opium, or lltr uifh youthful iut)8
irtiofi, otr iii.tiihf ii e, tt, ineh a. In. of
ism 1'ijwer, Warflu'uijM, tu-iriuif Do-n
atntiiiithc k. iwiniii.u VV ukikm, lia
tria, Nt-r iim I'roa'rti.iii, t'4in.il luns
ioi.s, l.iorrh:, liin-, V.ik MfUiorv,
Lit!to Houer I'd In (Mtteii whii h if ik,
ItrvHii ,ttri I t-it I ! l"iumti.f hiiI
iiiNiMl. 1 t ?; t ;t fei; t. iutu ! r ?j,00
it ut rv mail t.n it't i;i f in-v.
uul. c-erv it.lci r..- ivi-.t, to rtlutttl the
n...;t-v it u l-t i.tinl iifi' ih tiott-rlft tit.
Ikivc thi iki iit tcntifiirtiiKib fnnii old
autl oui)f, f i'th to-xt-rt, who hue hit ii
(M:riiUkiientl rrl ii the uw 1 AhroJil;ur
Circular frt , AMr HHa
Wentrrn iirfn.'I,, uk, ".1. H..ril:iu-I, tirtiioi..
For Hule h Kwhyv A M wn, i-tbtlf an.t
t-ttiil ilniitirii-i, Alhunv. trriei-
r'"r Female Ir-r.-itil.n
I:uh; noth
inif tike thfin on
thr inurKt't. Never
fail. siK-retHftilh
ladies nioiitidy.
liii:ir:intt4-r to re
liitf tipprtiLl
Sure Sab Cerioin
J Don't ht hiinihmf-
HitilthuinI moiiev.
T:ike no other.
Sent to uiit ad-
ilrem vj tiuii cn rec. ipl of price, iri On. Al
dr.HM hrw Mrillelur 4 oHi;my
Vnt Hrumh lio -J7t fnrllama, lr.
Sold by IV' i my &. MaOD, Albany. OrebD
BUGGIES AND WAGONS. I ,
line on huinluinl vxn vi.ii trooi
'IKA'AUI .V OX.
ISOM
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o tt 1 er
USKS TIIK-
PASTEUR FILTER
CJ..H.tllll M01,itor .-.Ka...l, Su-
.t-rior i-1ivi-h and ratine.-, lack
warrant"! 1" ye:ii, Snirar kclt'es.
M.v-r fnriv .iiiiij, jpe lmsc, rn,
ir ami pori-nlain tat lis, liasm.-?.
rlosi-tH, j.liiiiil.ini,' ly .arlic:vl
vvoikiiiei), liardwaie rut lei v, alu-ai.s
laliterns, tin, u)Hr and &llt.f
iioimuie.
Pasteur Water l itter.
vour
,1
r-r.FORE
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4
Senders
SILVER QUESTION
Did Not P.ove the Name and
so Failed to Convitt.
IMIi.NKLL IS ACSA1S OX DECK.
Th Indian Troubles FavoraV f'
P.aceaUr Set lem nt Patal Duel
Between Fatner and Son.
W.SlliNiTi.N. IH'C. 11. Tin
natioiiai t-Ni'i utive Hilv r coiumia--iin
to iiav insiicd an aildiesa to
Miirem. 1 iuj coniniissiiu lie-
ieri 'iie iiif.-ent niuney s!riii-
nry a' ! I leaking iluwn of "'lil
in ImIIi .-.idc of the ALantic,
ni iiil , it' not' e'ntiitly title U Ibe
atiruijit. to conduct the world'ti
-ovxtuj; i i'.iK.-f on the nariow
;asi oi 'n!d as the Millie mom-)
s'.iii.l -.i.i, ai.il aain appeals ti
! j; i -. s to tit-lay no longer the
i Mi.ia! on of silver to I lie un-
litnitiil i:sr as inoiiey with all the
i ii.is o! i . mure and letal teti'lei
poM sm-t In L-old. Monty to
sil; ly II. e '.i.ti'li opuUtion l
the 1'iiil tl .-i.t'-r. alone for the
next t vtittiiy w. l!i ti.-j same pel
eapi!a we now have will require
thr iioihirtioii ol t!ie int tairt ai
giiat as 1 1n t utile production o
tl:e .Uiii i ,t: in t- iiit iiit iit siure itt
iliKt-ueiy i'V C'ohiinlitia. AVith
iree roinae of i-ilver tlie dilfer
ecre Ih'Ia t i ti iltr iiulliou ami
ii!i'i t-oiu i ii ii- I ut onee tlisappeai
and tin! cilvt-r ; j t ' illation.
.V I .1 I t I. Itl KI..
I-nImi-i- ainl Si,i fitiai-rt'l llvtr a
'.1111111 anil the Suit 1 Killed.
i.MNsMiir, Tex., Iee. 11. A
fatal duel look place 1'ue-jday niglit
in l'aine'n vail.-, Indian ternto.y,
lietwt eu Senator Sam 1'aul, of the
CliiekaHaw It j;ilatuie, and hih
sou Joe raul, in v hleli Joe re
tvivt.il a bullet uouiui in the bark
ui,. one in tht hit-u.'-t, and the
fit liter it t-eueil a tlangeruiiu wound
in the thigh, made by a piHtol ball
liied by the Hon.
Ue porta from l'aiue'.s valley
f-tale that the young ii. an dittl ot
Ins wountls lait eseniuir,, but ihe
latl t-r w ill recover. Ii ia eaid the
tiiil.eiiiiy jrew out of a tjuanel
oer a woman. Sam l'aul it) a
I an lei'-lil'jod Indian, and has
been very popular w ith the Chlek-
i.-aw-t. I.at Miniiiier he ran
Itr L.overnor of bia natron on t' e
piotrresfive tirket ami was de-leati-d
by ' iovernor l'.i.. A few
week ago he went belore the
United Mates commissioner ant
xwore Li.- allt yiaiu t; to the United
Stales (.'ovei iiment and geeuieil
his liit piiieis to heroine a citi
zen. 'I'liis, ii is Haiti, makes it
necessary that he should be tried
in the United Statt s courts.
lieouty Marshal ''homaa left
(tains illt last exenitig to place
the st-nat-jr under arrest ami take
in in before the commissioner lor
piel. miliary trial.
t KOWItAK AlKii rtlENT.
II 4ieiiM tlie New tt:t,ttr HuttinrNM
fur I'm iit-ll,
1i m i n, I tee. 11, The stniircle
for the i.os.-ession of the United
In assiiintl a ne.v phase this
iiioruiii'. I'arnell ajraiii is in
possession. Ti e opKinents of
l'ariit !l bo f-iu-rt ttltd last nijrht
in lor. ing ..ii t nir.tiiee into ihe
oHiec Hiid tie tioii:jrall the lead
ers pi-i--aied by I.imihv, appointel
y. s,t r.hi to sure, itl IJodkin, at t
ing maiuut-r liurins the absence of
Win o'Hi irii, leii i truaid in piis-He.-s.ion
w iih onlers to resist any
: tt.-mpt oi I'arnell or his friemia
t . t liter tin; biiildiu.
This morniiiL' I'arnell proceeded
to the otlii-e, and '. iih tin. asaist
ance of the ciotl hia utpKiters
fu recti open the tloor.s ;;iid took
I ox-cs.-ioii. The ptticc wi nesst tl
t ie ail'air, but did not ij.rifiro"
Alter he sueeeetled in recant ti ring
tin otliee I'arnell went to the win-.
.low and addicted the crowd.
When l'anie'l imide the assault
upon the otliee this niornine lie
was armed w ith a crowbar which j
lie used in forcing the front door
in.
I'arnell ieft this afternoon for
fork. At N'aas, In? received an
address from the local branch
national leayut. At Monestera
van there was an anti-l'aniell
le ministration when the train
arrived. A pri st, leading opposi
tion cheering for O Hrien. At
Mallow a majority of the crowd
hooted and jeered, only a lew
cheers heii.g raised for" rarnell.
At Cmk an iv.imense crowd was
tatiiei.-d and I'arnell was received
with tti i.ii!bnr.-t t,i t iithnsiasm.
1 UK IMll.lX V A It.
'lite HiuiHlliiii titvorulile ft,r
Mt-ltleiiiri.l.
Vsmst,T,,N, jiff. II. General
Si holield to day receivetl a tlis
patt h iioin ieii, ral Miles, of
which tne loilowing is an extract:
"Kt-poits from (ieneral Ruger and
(ienetal I'.rook are favorable.
The irrseiice of the I loops row in
I'oaition has bad a demoralizing
intiiu tii e upon the Indians, ant!
those that a week ago were defiant
and war like, are now giving evi
denci of suhinis-ion. Captain
Kwers, of the liftli infantry, has
returned with Hump from Fort
Iteiinett. Hump desires to renew
his alleviane-' to the government,
ai.tl he will be made use of in
bringing in the others.
.IUSTICK GONK AS I KAY.
The Jury Falls to Convit t on a
Tachulcal 1'oliit.
BakkrCitv, Dec. 11. Tlie jury
in the case of E. C. McCarty, aged
twenty, indicted for murder in tiie
second degree for killing F. (i.
Winuinghaui by stabbing him in
the head with a corkscrew in Ihe
Lyceum theater in this city Nov.
IDih, returned a verdict if not
g'lihy, after being out twenty
hours, the prosecution ruling to
prove the name of the deceased.
JOHN It VAN'S CASK.
The I'rtotrt-ullt.ii Concl tided and the
llt-fenx)- Will Be Tali en l'i.
I'on 1 1 am.. IVc. 11. The exaini
nation of John liyan, charged
with eii.bcst.ling money from the
Union racilicctiuipany, was taken
up at a late hour yefcterday aPcr
noon an! after all the evidence of
the prosecution had leen taken,
.in adjournment was ordered till
lo-inorrow, when the testimoii
ior the defense will be furnished.
Several patties swore that I.wm
il oweil them overtime and two
men b si i lied to being jaid loi
woi k w liich they never did.
Mr. Kvan stoiitlv denies ad the
assertions and claims to be able to
disprove every charge. He has a
large number ol lriemia among tne
very best business men in the city
who will testify regarding his good
i:haracter.
THE I1A11 I.KtilSI.ATl HE.
It Will Vote To -morrow On V. S.
Senator.
I'.oisk, Idaho, lee. II. The leg
islatnie transactett a routine bus
iness to day. No vote has yet
lieen taken lor United States hen
ator, but may be to-moirow. Tbi
slate coininercial ctnvention ad
journed to-niht and the results
will be presented to the legisla
ture. The state board of tiadt
organized with M B Gwinn, of
Caldwell as president and 11. '..
liuikhart of llaley, secretary.
Millionaire Campbell at NlHgara.
Cnii. At.io, Dec. 11. The police
have receivetl a report that the
missing Millionaire Campbell has
been seen in Detroit and the clew
indicates that he went on to Ni
Ukrara Falls.
A(rlcultural College Kuiitl.
The Salem Journal savs tha'
Slslo Treasurer (ieo. V. Wehh
paiti $l.'i,(KK to treasurer of the
State Agricultural college at Cor
vallis Xuesdav. This money is
Irom tlie national government and
was appropriated by an act which
passed congress and became a taw
on the :50th day of August 185tO.
I he act provides that tl5,00d an
nually !e given to each of the sev
eral state and territories for beuefil
of mechanical . and agricultural
colleges. It further provides that
a $1000 additional be appropriated
each vear, until tlie sum reaches
rJ5,(KK). This money was sent to
the state treasurer, ralner tnan to
the school direct. This not being
a part of the state funds and the
enactment requiring . that, the
money be paid when demanded.
Mr. Vebb paid it without tlie
usual course of warrants being
drawn.
Orogon Still Ahead
Away out on an Iltinore prairie
where a dead level spreads from
horizon to horizon ou the swampy
b.tiiks of Lake Michigan at a place
called Chicago, the Masonic frater
nity are budding a huge House,
w inch, to the dwellers of that ill
imitable flat, seems like a moun
tain. It. will be-17d feet by 114.
ami 20 stori. s high. The loof a ill
be .50 i feet from ti e street. When
completed it w ill lie the tallest
commercial building in the woild.
The Chicagoans thine this a stu
I'fiithious pile, and sO jt is. Yet
iiow insignificant it is wtieh cjiii
tl:l rei 1 Aith the arcbiCectuii of
Oregon, planned and wrought by
the (irautl Master ol tne universe.
How tiny this structuie appears
when compared to an Oregon
mountain. Mount Hood is 740
iti.rien liiidi. u it b her ba-e of rocks.
girdle of trees and dia Jem of snow.
-Ex.
The ICemtoii Why.
U'b v i it. that Klein Kros. can
afford to sell lioots and shoes so
re.i8Mnalle? Because they are
both practical shoe makers and
make of their exjienses by work
ing on the shoe bench, and a.ny
boot or shoe you buy of them, no
matter what kind it is man,
womans or cliild", tuat rip, run
oves or the sole rips loose they
repair them for you free of charge,
.tiitl as they tlti all the work them
-elves, they don't charge you 25 to
.71 cents a pair extra tor a warrant
to pay some shoemaker to repair
tht in foi you. They also make a
spec. ally of repairing rubber boots.
King's Daughter Entertainment.
The King's Daughters, of the
M. E. church, will, on Friday
evening, Dec. 12th, give an enter
tainment, fair anil social at the
W.C. T. U. hall. A nice pro
gramme w ill Ire rendered, and also
tiuife a number of useful articles
will be on sale at reasonable
prices. Dming the evening the
yoiMig lathes will serve a lunch of
colfee and cake to those who de
sire for 10 cents. The programme
w ill Iteg'ui at 7 :.?() o'clock. Every
Itod v is cordially invited to attend.
A din jssio:: 10 cents.
DAY IN CONGRESS
The Senate. Considers the Elec
tion Bi 1.
ALASKAN CHII.I'IIKVS XKKIIS
Fortification Bill IVad Printing aid
Binding Dtficienry'Met-rVnaltj tor
Tampering Witb Eltclion Retains
Washington, Dec. 11. In Hie
senate to-'day ihe (lections bill
waj taken up and Wilson, of Iowa.
spoke in tavor of it. 1 he. tpie.-l mi
which confront). d coiiyie.-s asom
of duty . I ii seYaal states not only
tne rght or s$ it 'dividual ci;;.ei
has bi en (SiUraAtl, but fiiualii v o
Mates i the. mallei of repic-ciiia-
tion baa wen denied, runs .Miss
issippi and South Carolina, with ;
vole of l'l,12:i,'seiitl fourteen mem
hers to ihe house of representative!-
while Iowa, with a voln.ir .oula
lion ot ".).;,..) stint out e'even
ne'inbers. 'Ihe people of tins
coimliy touitl not believe 'li.il tin
H-ople of Mississippi an-t South
Carolina were as tree to use tin
baliot rs .lie. peo le of Iowa. Frye
said it in order to secure the rignl
of an American citizen to freely
cast his ballot ami have it counted
as cast, it was necessary to pnt it
hayonent behind every ballot lit
would do so (applause and hi.-sei
in the gallery, which were prompt
Iv suppressed l'anicl com
mented ou Fi ves declaration, say
ing it was not the conception ol
the republic which its founder:
had and "as noi the roni-ei.tint
which the American people had
to-dav.
Tin; senate to-d.sv co'dirmed
Bomaldo 1'a. heco as minister tt
the Central Aiueiicaii s'ates.
Senator Dawes to-d iv reported
favorat Iv, from the c-nnuiittee nr.
Indian alTairs, a bill appromiatinj.'
('.O.OOO the liist vear. 7d,b0', 1'.MJ.-
i 00 and $100,00 Mhe tl.n e following
years for elementary ami in. hi
trial cdiieatiMi o ebdiben lu
AIjbU.
Mitchell I'fl'ertd a resjlution
i agreed to iiistructing the poet fit
tict committee to in.piiie into tin
feasibility and advis.bility of tin
law for a jtostal savings hank.
is THE llol SE.
The bouse, on motion of McKen
na of Caldt.n nia. passed senate bill
appropriating jflO.'.KRi to reimburse
Chailes l-elton, I. rmt rly assistant
treasrer of the United Slates at
San l-'iancisc-'. for losses incurred
in the payment of forged checks.
The lortibcation appropriation
b.ll was agreed to and was pas-ed,
together witli a bill appropriating
$40,000 to meet the. del"., iency in
the appropriation for publit: n int
ingand b nding.
In the house Taylor, of O:.io,
from the committee on judiciary,
called up and the house passed tht
bill amending the revised statutes,
providing a penalty for any per-on
who shall alter returns or erase the
names of any candidate.
No M IsHloi.itrlt-H MitK-.tt-i t-il.
Boston, Dec. 11. The dispatch
announcing the massacre of Chris
tians at Long Tuy Tsin, China,
created a stir among 'tie iriends of
missionaries in Boston ami there
was much anxiety until it became
kno.xn that no Americans were
located in that part t f the country.
At the hea'dfiuarters of tlie Arncri
can board il was ascertained that
no Copgrega'ional missions were
statioi.etl-nearer than K'O miles.
American Baptist and Methodist
denominations also said that theit
missionary stations were far re
moved from the scene. These
reports quieted the fears of those
who hail fri"n'.s connettttl with
China missions.
All Ex-en:it.i" it it itle.
Uvwiii.i x, N. V., Dec. l!.-i:.
Senator Frank 15. Aniohl, of Una
tlllla, lepresrntative ol the Twenty
third district in the st nate ol
ISSS-S'.i. coiiiiniUi'd snie'de in his
oHice this iiijrmiig. He hail a
bullet bole in l he ten p'e and a
icvolver chit.hetl in his right
hand. No cause is assigned. Ar
nold was 5" years old, and druii.g
his senator.-hip was a prominent
leader in his party. He was a n.an
oi qnietdispo-iiio'n. ArftoM was a
camlidate for congress at the !at
election and was defeated. It is
thought lie waslj.dinai.cial straits.
Will Advutit-e lite TrUe.
Ciiicaoo, Det 11. A meeting of
the Western w rapping paper mill
assoc'riitioi) was b.eltl here t sday.
Hie meetiiig decidetl that t'-e en
tire product of Jlif; nulls in the
assot:iation would :bc sod iy
sgeuts of the organization .instead
of to salesmen of individual mills.
All of the mills will shut down
one week in the latter part of thi
month. The a:-M. iation also voted
an ad.anre oi live cents per 100
pounds in the price of all paper.
The Market)).
San Francisc o, Dec. 11. Wheat
doing nothing on shipping account.
No. 1 white $1. .SO; choice fl.Hl';
iiiillinkrl.l57.. ( $1.40 per cental.
New York. Dei:. 11. Money on
call, easy; prime nierchautila
paper, fr7..r0 ( ifU). Sterling ex
change quiet, steady; sixty day
bills, 47S ; demand 433.
llVKHi'Opi, Dec. II. Wheat
in uoar demand: new winter
steatly at 7e 4)4'd ; tlo
7s 7d.' '
spring
THE IRISH COMH1TTKB.
They Are Strong Id the Belief that
I'arnell In Ruining their Caaee.
New York, Dee. 11. The Irish
envoys now in this city issued a
long manifesto to-night. They
say w hen they reached this coun
try six weeks ago, the Irish cause
was marching to certain victory,
it was conceded on both sides that
thegeneial election must bring
home a rule majority. Dissolution
of parliament could not be de
ferred hevond two vears ami prob
ably placed within twelve moaths
in less than two weeks tliev had
secured nearly a hundred thousand
dollars, and it was certain a su
ciei.t sum would be subscribed tt
put an rntl to the last hope of the
v cton;sis. in endeavoring t
separate our attachment to an nil
il l i
nvaiieti iithii naner irom txii
absoluif ami overwhelming con
viction that to intlulire our persona
soiaiiy 10 nun one moment louget
I'ouiii he to incur ceitain loss ol
be general election and niakt
oinsitlves resiioiisiblc for the
appa.ling legacy of disappoiutei'
nopes wn:cii are inevitabl
ti niiiiph of Ctercioii at the jollt
oiiiu entail upou our nappy
leo;ile. 'I Lev sa.v Ihal IIih mil
i-ort of Parnell means the loss o
the home rule cause.
Killed Five Persona and HlmMlf.
St. Louh, Dec. 11. The Repub
lic's Fort Smith. Ark., special
says: Chas. Joiilin shot and killed
live persona this morning at the
u-nny lead mine. 12 miles Iron
here, and then suicided bv shoot
ing, those killed were John Mil
h-r, wife and daughter, Lou Millet,
Dr. btewart, a prominent physt
rian and an unknown man. The
only clue to the cause of the kiilinv
lies in the reort that Dr. Stewart
intimated that Joplin was the
cause of Miss Miller's trouble.
Later. About fiveo'cti-ck this
evening a farmer w as driving home
from this city, when about four
miles out he was intercepted by a
footman, armed with a shotgun.
vi ho asked him if either of hie
mules could "ride." The farmei
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torn mm no. adom this time an
oh! man came along riding anonv
i ne looimau ioia mm Ut gel oil,
but he did not comply DromUlv
ft . 1. ' M. - .
and the man shot him twice, blow
ing bis head on. lie then mount
ed the old man s pony and rode
him i bout three uilas when the
animni gave out, He then caught
a voung man driving an emctv
wauon and tumped in it and rata
the mules to Jtnny Lynn, 3 or 4
nines, lie went to the store of
lr. Stewart and seeing several
ii out the place, drove them awav
with the gun, entered the store
.ind shot Stewart dead. From
"tew rt s he went to the house oi
iohn Miller, a quarter of a mile
1 slant anil mortally wounded him
and Mrs. Miller, and killed Miller's
laughter, after which he blew his
own brains out.
While in the wagon with the
young in an he told him that his
name was Bill Joplin. Joplin has
lieen at work at Jenny Lynn,
w here he fell in love with Miss
Miller, whom he mnidered. He
was in the city to-day with the
rirl for the purose of marry irg
her1, but her father followed and
.re vented the ceremony. Joplin
'ollowed them later, and thinking
that Stewart had something to do
with breaking up the match.
killed him.
Color Line Ienounced.
Dktuoit, Dee. 11. At the con
vention of the American federa
tion of labor this morning a reso
lution asking the federation to
upport woman's suffrage was re
in ted favoia'.ly. The grievance
Irom the Ninth in machinists
niion w as read regarding the pro
posed alliliatiou, and one of the
lelegates arose to denounce a sec
tion in their constitution winch
on fined tlie admission to white
me", a resolution excimiingsncii
lodges as draw the color line and
to organize the machinists in O a
national body who do not inject
the clause into their constitution.
it as introduced and finally after
considerable debate a respectful
request was added asking the
Southern unions to etrik the
olor line from their constitution.
ind the whole was referred to the
executive committee. ,
Got Himself lato Tremble.
Coli mbia, S. C, Dec. 11. Hon.
Y. J. Pope, the new attorney-gen
ral of South Carolina, finds
himself in an awkward position.
ruei-dav he discharged the clerk !
in tin judiciary department, but
in his letter of dismissal testified
to his worth and efficiency. L. B.
Butler, the dismissed clerk, then
isked for (tenerai rope's reasons.
He replied that it was a duty he
iwcd 1 lie state, as tsiiuer voted ior
ila-kt 11 at the recent election. A
lawyer to-day discovered in the
genera1 statutes of the stale that
the d scharge of any person for
political reasons was punishable
by a line oi no less man foo nor
more than iiuou, ana, imprison
ment not less than six months nor
mure than twelve months. A
warrant may be issued for the ar
tist of the attorney-general.
Blaine Sent Him Horn.
Washington, Dec. 11 Governor
Ross of Texas, complained to Sec
retary Blaine of the impudence
and threats of the English consul,
Lva'. of Galveston. Blaine told
Britain's minister that Lyal was
no longer useful and the papers
I have gone to England.
CUP BOILING WATER,
It Destroys an Infant's Life
an Hour.
In
A SAILOR r ALLS. ie FRKT.
alaikai Etqilaaix Art 8aiA .to
8iarvIig-Tb latitat 8.j TUj
Will Flgkt.
Astoria, Dec. 11. The fifteen-months-old
son of . Dawson, of
-kipanon, met h ih an accident
yesterday which terminated
fatally. The child pulled a quart
up full of Ixniing mater off the
table and rpilled it over his face .
and neck, bu ning bisa in a fearful
lesnuer. TL, iliiLl ded in an
hour.
I tie shit. Tdlie E. Starbnck has
arrived, l:s days from New York.
Captain Curtis reports some verv
heavy wtaihii oil Cane Horn and
during a gale on September ;!01b.
Kail Brawuiiigci, a Genuau
sailor, lost his life. Brawinirtr
was ou the fore-tun-sai! van!
taking a reef in the sail when' the
violent pitching of the ship
loosened his bold and he fell to
the deck, over 100 feet below.
After lingering forjthsee hours in
terrible agony be died.J
STARVIMO RBUCIltAtlX.
It !
Fropeted tm Seat
Reindeer.
San Fbancisco, Dec. 11. Cap
tain M. A. Healy, of the revenue
cutter Bear, in connection with
Dr. Sheldon Ja&son. U. H. com
missioner of e Incatioa for Alaska,
who baa been in Alaska, recently
on the Bear, intends at. an. early
date to forward a comniunicauoa
rothe Washington authorities in
regard to the condition oi the
Fsquimauz in Northwestern
Alaeka. It will be pointed out
that the Esquimaux thereare suf
erinz areat hardships. - and in
some ca-es bordering on starva
tion, owing to the scarcity of deer.
ud particuiatly on account of tne
entire failure of the hont daring
tnepai-t autumn. CapC UeaJy a
ideas are to propose to the noveni
ment the purcha of a nniaherof
reindeer of both sexes, which
rHHind on tne mberuut jcosst, ana
ransport themon the. Bear to
voine point on the Alaonw coast
w nere moaa and ieei asVfceantifnl.
He will also sagtest thatfBe gov
ernment enlist ibe services of
some e x periented. Siberian natives
o uistruct the rarauimaux in tne
art of herding these deet, and as
the animals become toofe nusaer-
us, th-y can be distri bated over
Northwestern Alaska and forma
ood supply lor the natives
They Say They Will right.
St. I'ai-i.. Dec. Pine
Ridge special to the P oneer Press.
says news from half a dozen scoots
-ent ont several days ago has been
brought in by Yankura Charley.
Ilosavs when tbev nrst entered
the camp at Bad lands Jianrof the
Indians wanted to kill tnem. Two
Strikes ami hia 'olio-: era, who are
d-sirc s of ui-i.q in, defended
scouts. Since the council at the
agency last week, hostilea" have
beenqutur ling among themselves
as to v. bother they snoaior' sur
render or not. This finally re-
sult-d in a low yesterday, .when
guns were drawn and an attempt
made to kill Two strikes. Twoef
his adherents, however, saved him
ami a row ended iu a division of
the camp. A great number '-join-
tig Two Strikes and declaring in
tention to come to the agency.
while 30 or Mi lodges nnder . hbort
Bull and Kicking Bear started for
(he in tei ior of the Bad lands and
leclared their determination, to
fight.
Indians Starving.
Cuicauo, Dvc. 11. General
Miles today received a resort
from Captain Conrad to the: effect
that 1700 Indians at ..Yaiktoo,
Sioux agency, are now-rMeJInng
rations enough for barely two days
ont of the week, and are starving.
Charged With Kxheaalhac
Chicago. Dec 11. C. C. Stod
dard was arrested to-day on a
warrant charging him with em
bezzling bonds of Chicago A
Arkai ass Construction Company.
actually valued at $100,000.
Will right la March.
Boston. Dec. 11. Geo. Godfrey.
colored heavyweight, accepted the
tier of the calilorma Atnietic
Club, and will fight Jake Kilraln
the first week in March.
HaaderaheAt Arrested).
TP. at. -I., .an Han 11 Mtalrur D
11. Hendersnott, known through
out the United Wales as "Drum
mer boy of Rappahannock," was
arrested to-night for passing a
worthless check on a hotel keeper.
He refused to settle or give bonds
and went to jail.
Heavy. Failure la Tobacee.
Nitw Yoke. Dec. 11. Henry
Seibert. a tobacco commission
merchant, suspended to-dav with
liabilities, $250,030, and assets
about the same.
Big 'allure la Llaer.
New iose, Dec. 11. Veneble
A Herman, wholesale liquor desl-
ersr assigned touav. luities,
($300,000 to $400,000.
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