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Newspaper Page Text,-finrrVj -f . ry. 7C r -' "t. ao CENTS A WEEK. Albany. Oregon, Saturday, December jo, ist VOL. VI -no. i I ' ' ' ' ' . m . u ALL HOLIDAY GOODS It Cost in fSflM NOW UA'TIG AT- G. L 0f"lViU U a siin;u (ant. All holi l.iv giods will gi at cost or pvhi less. Call at on v, for tlm go are going fast. TIE STO IS AND- IT ;i v Id IF ;AtTD MORS AU v 1 sii:fi-ni Albany Woolt-n Mills, Men' fi-vivuM Sni-M,- Voting Men's T:nlor Mk : Suits l'V l'--t of Tru nin, 1Iuu1imU of l'.iltfrns lo S'!. t From KZJ71 OVSSOOATS. (iiiarantt'iMl SeasonaWr. soiiahlc in L. K. BI.AIN The Leaflina Herelunt Tailor, Albany, Oregon. Thanksgi UNITE! HOLY fnlATeiMONY l I.iii'- i 'oiinty , r. Ar.t.nln g to 1 1 if oii'in in-e .' Tvgt ii, st Alhany, Or-guii , on 1'c-eml.fr, A. !., WITNKSS: J. K. Wll i I . I I : V, M. r. cm i.ui : To which I hcrcliv -ililv, in:v All people presenting a IowmI 14 per tent, lii.-n nnl dealing stove store in Alhanv. Now York (ft JANUARY 1, 1891, in j 0 C02AX1TG) DSBSS OVERCOATS mil Warranted Itoa-lVice. BLACK MANS. vin r l;o Chi'istmas IN- MIS i if Yamhill f'ounty, O ami tli- laws of tin- :t ! hffoir th;. twenty filth i .lay erririeattt of dati inclusive, will be a mi canh punJiai at the only fo.ii P017D Absolutely Pure. I i.. powder n'cr varies. A ;umr ' ty.str.riiirtti w linl) !,.) .... morn -un.i'ii'-:tl than the oniina v : inl. :unl cuminl !- -nli! in .:.. I i.on wilh m itttit Milt- nf low li-.i. .-'.r. v-iulit ftllllll (II plupli.ito pnwlr-rs c'nlil imlv in cttis. IjnvAl. I:kI1 lll-H l'.l. l', V;! sf.. N. V, I.kwid M,.I.iii-tiv ,V i',.., Au'.iis, !'! I 'i:l. n (iii TIib Calei) ratnri French C I J K IC Wir-MlTr.. fl i lire MFCS OiC vpoer.iiive uratmof tilbr . x l:'tj MitHuii from the cwit: 'c i htiinulHii: s, tr.l;i' or opium, or tir mti iiiithtttl hh! h rtifinu, over imlulirenci', tic , "miirh usi-i.vof rtn Power, WakKfu'rieiH, lVariiiL' Dr.wn ninsinthe Hu-U, .Seniinil Wt-a!n tm, lf -cna, N-r oil! Proi' riuii, Nocturnal (Jiiufc ioud, Lcu:orrho-t Ii.ziu"s, Weak Mrinoiy, !.iiHof Power aul luioti'ii-i uhMi if n lectti Hten to j.reTnatun rrt tkje oin1 ItlSull'T . Pri.;r 1 & Ih; l loc.i fiTfi.O0 S nt i null m rH--of .rie. 4 WKITIFV U IK4Vli:: U viven ith every onltr rereivwt, to reiutu! the m-yury it u IVruaiiiBMl cure : notefTm ted. Vc hvc Hi.jii:uiHut Uniiuio;tiuN from oi l llitl yotiNK, of both fteneti, who have heeti permanently tiir-eci it)' ihts u.w f AphrciliLine Cir;u!ar free. VMr) ihk a phi: a miohiu: 10. WetrH iirai.- h, l!os, 7. Poril.nnl, Ori'KOii. !-'or s:ile by Knnhay A M&.u, who vsaU-. aiiil tail tlriiKiKts. Alhny. 1 r:e'n im PiKs Kr IVmalc Ir iiutil.Tri'us; noth it!; itl e them d Hit- nvt k it. Never V :ttil liv roiiiinttit t .1.. ' ... ...t h- ll Mll-CPKuf llllv (iMiaiittet' to re lieve tupprcsHel iiivfihtrMaiion. Don't he hiunhu i'ed. Save time, Iifalth :itul money. lnl, no i. r her. tH-ut I any al 'Irea !ij nnii on rec-elil of prici-, S'J 00. Ail ilriM phr Mrtltrlnr umpitny Writ KrHiiih Hox I'T, I'urlliil'.il, r. 3old by 1'ottity & Ukxon, Albtuy. Oreirei FEED tui tf a U ITERS. Savk otit'-lhir of your h'THi- ftetl ev i ll etltl'? (. s.!-. A;nt So havh ir U- Mit,,- Aiir.iu-.'M We keen Oil h:tl)i AU I LAtihlAljr. a bre a.rtine it kll the lint- riiilmui' ,' httOil, pjraytil &111I i-.:top tri, Hii I i:ou i in pri-e friii s"S l 'Iheie a ni. rr lot of ''matt ini'tiii.' fruir a-ketn" in the al.e . We alno have s .i that we rent. S1KWAKT A So. -A ISOM -TIMv- Bo ttl er - usk tiii: PASTEUR FILTER i i.irl Hid, Monitor, .:-anil, Su- rjifrior stove? atnl rantrcn, hark ; warrantoil yur?, Sujrar k. tti.-H. Mvra inn-' i!inijs, pip- In roji- n;r ami pnri,ia!aiii hatli!", lia."in.-, clowl., plnmhin ly p.artirul Aul kint-n, hai'.lw aiv riitlery , bin ars 'ahlrrns, I in, cuiip-r anil sln-ct frisfrnr Wtth-r niters. ; We pay TIlKFRKIi.IIT to your 'dixr on stoves lKught here. It-"- Jfl Ot'f.UCl r ACVFH II - iTe Jl I Golds: ? i THE DAY IN CONGRESS A Southei n View of the Pending Ejection Bill, STANFOItll'.S MNKV SCHKMF (ongreia Dtnouiicea ibe Outrages TJjMn Je ; in U;:a ia a: d Wilt'o Announce tu tbe ( Jar' W tsniNoloN, Dee. 1!) III tl. - n it- to -tlav Sei.ator Stewart, o; Ncvad i, spoke against thceleetiot bi 1. I le said an attempt to exc -iiU H e law in the Smi'h woiil. ! il:-:t (mus lo bo li r.n-es. lie .taa lnrl!l(f the colored n at .m l p!. sympathized with liim lull t'.iiii i not ask him ti put I l- lite in iopar 'v in order Ui light !n- ji-.l i ii-.il battle l'"r his (S'mv . . t ' - i siiv.. ilt:".ri'. I li' Wilrt rijll.iil v i : i-: 1 1 i in !! hili- man, aii'l lc i .-.i i., M iiain iKiin any art w liii-li M.i-'lit jirl'lV !hc wliitf mail in n;iU iii'iin a .h'fiMi-cl "ss .( uinili ii-u.ifss hail m!:aii l-!liS-i. Wll-t Vi-I H lHI" ii: i.if in ilt-i ! ; -i .1 . . 1 1 li ui yullKi'i in l Ik- S.-nth, nn - .loin- Ihiongli voluntary arlloii n i!n ot-ojili' n I hat Hi i-'.iim, woul.l have lo n-snlt in niu- il I ii t 'linsj". It tin iu'Hiii i.'tii-il iv 1 woiihl i'iivil; rcc, the satin lily ! ilriven lcsio in hi.- Ili-ri-S-lt v III i m-i f nvoiwii tin fn nt :nel lii.al exterininat ion Aliili'i-. I Im- i-mploy nieni vMinii) ii-mi;; nil im itfl v in 1 c ex lei i,i in. ft li -li el'lier of the lark in' uhi ea. ll military pow er tt;i to de iif. ii in i lie t-xecniini. I In- bill, then ti.e hill sllOllhl he fea'eil. l! it waa to he a ileao lefer, why par--" it? I'nhlic opin ion ui tin f-i ntn :s entirely ajjaiiisi t. I ncteml ol protecting ti.e col nreil inae, i: would hriri upon liim pio!" cutiiin .mil misery, if no! leatii. No iiHsumptioii of party neecs'sily lOi-ld justify sueh an act. it wus the plain duty of thesi-iiatt-tu ti list lo l.atural causes in llr; hope that they won! I reun dy the evil. The hill ouht not to pies hcc.ius-e it would never he enforced 'lecau.-e it would consolidate Sut !i ein whitest, hceatise it would in- cfiase stciionai animosity and nimile anew the 'liscord.s of the past. A rtf-olulion was introduced to-day hy Senator liiay on the -uiiiei t of recinroci! v with Mexico and Canada, hich provides I hut lor th-? expansion of markets and the promotion ti iendly intei couise ui;h the yovi rniin nts on the Xnrhcin and Buutheiu hound-ari-s, it is recoumieiideil that the president of the United S:at s institute negotiations with tin. countries oi tin-at I'.ritain ani' lpxici, w hereby a i eduction and the total repeal of import duties on tie- h adni!' articles of the pro- ducij, oi the people of these eoun tne:. may he eth-cteil hy combined aii'l eu-npeiative legislation. i nator laies :nt rtxlucei! a bill to prohibit opening on Sunday any exhibition where appropria tions ol the 1' mted .States are ex pei ded. Stanford addressed the senate to-day on his hill to increase the circiii:it:ng medium. The bcheine oi the hill is lo supply an ample amount nf money for all business purposes. I have mentioned lar.ds as se i. lily derail: e they appear nest aiu; in .-t ccr am oi all pur poses, and are sutli lent to furnish a I the money needid. The people, I think, will have more coniideiici- in a linancial measure ihut is i. eiv and radical, if it has at me ent hi nd for a basis. The I jte of interest on li,ese loans on leal ectate is lixe I at L' percent, in the bill, hut in time niav be re- ducidas experience shall teach. In the house to-dav. C'uininins of .New Yoi k, ofleied lor icfeieni-e resolution setting forth that the members of the house of rcpicsell- aliv. s ol the l iiKeil States have heard with pioloiind sorrow and feeling akin to honor, the leiMirts ol tin- pers.ri-nt.ion of .iewx m Kus sia, lelh-cting the barbarism of past anes. disgracing humanity, and impeding the progress oi civil ization. It directs the secretary of slate to forward it to the Ameri i an minister at St. I'etersbu'g for piesentation to the Czar. TIIK I.KOWTII OK lilt.tlNS, Then- Is SI ill llui for Some of the oliler FouIn. li! the inferior race the head ceases lo grow alter twenty years of age. In the superior races the head of the intelligent and educat ed in. in increases in volume until tliiiiyti.e. fully and liily-tive yea is. The skull has ren In d il.-. maximum deve ini:iic lit when the bom s composing it are weluci! to gether, s i as t) lender the sutures invisible. Once the sutures are sulidilied, the futhe growth of the brain is impossible whi :h is s.nd to explain the insnr mou'ubh? dilli:ulty experienced in trying to teach illiterate adults. The solidilication varies according to the investigating activity of the brain It takes place between the ages of twenty-two and twenty live) ears in tlie task-worker, be tween twenty-eight and thirty-rive in the middle-tla-s manual prof essions, and after thirty-rive in educated e 9 jus who practice intellectual professions. Keeent experiments in the female colleges of liussia prove that woman's head, II!- ' i iO HI though naturally si ialler than man's, is susceptible to similar development under educational treatment. The skulls of great thinkers grow throughout life. Ihe frontal sutures of 1'ascal Kous-ieau and others who lived to a ripe old age were found open toinnaiHoii of ihe individual skulls of diflerent races discloses the s iiguiar ami .mportant fact ttint in the interior beings the solidilication of the sutures begins in ihe fio..tal or intellectual region of tlm brain, and terminates in . I. . .V : . . i . i . me ii ci uai or annual, in me c ise of ihe civ ilied man, on tiie contiary, th solidilication, beitiu dig much later 'in life, starts in t.e occipital. p eiestot lepaiientti 'mile, and ttn-iice to the frontal. Iiih giving till i lie hist moment the tulli t scop:j to the sujierioi illlK'tlOils. A WIMTKCtl (UlltU.K. A 11:01 Who liil Nut l-rnvlile fix His I'ltinily. M'lniieil. KlNOSIoN. X. Y.. Uc. l'.l. Itic.iai i .lob n, of lioeklon, wa .tailed i. ii three weeks :ii Wliiti -.'ps, chastised h'lll .-.lid rei'iesteo lhat he leate Kockloii il once, .lobiu deemed it wise to lo M'l, but does I;ot propose li li-i the matter drop 1'ieu-, and has just sworn out wartan's lor the ariesl oi hiteen men for coinoiii-- ifv in the whitecaps' raid. Some oft In-.-t whom he chaiges with being implicated in the as-aull are repuiahle , ci!iens. Ihe al- cp'-l cause t! U li-i raid was.Iobiu's iailure tu propciiy treat and pro vide loi falilllt . AFTEU TIIEHOSTlLES ritoori stii.i. en vsin; thkm IN TIIK I'.AO LAMIS. The Snvagf Deterniiileil to Spill So. ue iure to Avenge tile Heath if Silting Hull. Dkxvkk, lec. 111. A News -picial ai rived eatlv this niorniiig fiom the camp on Cheyenne river, i iy courier to uapia Lily, it savs that from twenty to thiitv raitch- rs rode into ctmp to-dav. All agree that the Indians sue aug ment'i g ttn ir torces and growing oold-r hourly. It was ascertained eailv this morning that the de serted ranch and outlting build ttigsol a man named Wilson was minul to the ground last night, having hrst been looted. Captain Stanton's tioops have had a skirmish with a large party of Indians heading for the Bad i.auds. Shots weie t-xchangtd in unite a livelv manner for some iinie, when the Indians escaped to the lad Lands. I a plain Stanton lollowi d them lor some tune, but fearing an ambush, withdrew his root s and returned to camp. 1'ii.kki:, s. P., Dec. 1!). George Mcrrirf, a storekeejier at Cheyenne City, near Hie mouth ol Cherry creek, has just arrived. 11- c.io just before leaving there, nitl. -lore last, twenty Indians from Sit'ing Bull's band arrived and held a big council w ith the Cherry Creek india;s to see whether they should tight or not, and they were jo neil alter Tlie council was oV r by loll ( berokees, all tif whom started for Bad Lands. Morris says Silling Bull's Indians are well tinned and determined to avenge bis death. K.wiii Cnv, S P.. Iee. 19. Four hundred men of the Seven teenth infantty started to-day for ieii- r.d Carr'n camp at Kapid Creek -nd CI eyenns river. Gen eral Mile.s now has concentrated alKiut IrJOO men with artillery. There is a lare encampment of hostile lndiins in tireen Basin, of (he Had Latxls. alxjttt 10 miles from Carr's camp and the Indians have been making raids on the ranches. Troops are ln-ing dis persed lo iruard every pass and outlet, and cavalrv ii scouting among Sitting Bull's followers, who were supposed to b heading for that po:nt 'lb-' indications are that General "liles proposes holding the Indians in the basin until leady to make a movement into the Bad lain Is simultaneously .vith General Biooke's forees. As the troops are disposed of now it appears that the escajie of the ho.-tiles is impossible. A t'ostly Garter. A great Parisian jeweler has just invented a garter, which, lioth for its richness and exquisite work manship is unparalleled. It is a bioad band made of soft and elastic gold of extreme firmness, formed bv myiiadsof intinit-simal rings, like a snip of mail shirt. It is as lleoble and yielding as the ordinary silk elastic. The clasp is a b-ick'ie of sapphires, through winch is stuck a tiny javelin. Tue on'y drawback is that this rather original piece of jewelry is wry expensive, but this will prize a thing according to its cor-t and e.chisiven Sa. How She KpiiK Uiliereil Him. Xc v ork Sun. Husband How did you get a longwhilel was away, my dear? Wife Pretty will. Every night I got out some o your old "clothes and si-altered them around the floor, tracked mud all over the stairs and swore at myself occasionally, and it seems really like home. INDIANS EXECUTED. One of the Biggest Hangings Known in the Northwest. COLD-ULOODKD Ml HIIKKKKS. A SLeriff Ouder Kioi euieat Iiits hoia Htirt D;BJae, bat tlie UaUjluK 0om Oi-EiUru Hwt. Missori A. Mont.. De-. 10. Tin greatest hangii'L' which ever too place in the Northwest. n-cui'iei here this morning, when 1.: I.iSci I'ierre Paul. Antlev and Pascah-. four Indian murderers, wen imifgfd at the court house. Al died game, 1'iene Paul and Antley smilingly bidding their Irienil yoo l-hve. Twentv ininntes altei the tiap was sprung all were dead, their necks broken. The climes for whi: h tin' folii Indians were hanged were most owardly ami brutal. Pasca!e killed a p' peel.. i named . I M. I'nnn in t" spiinc f l.HS'.l near Ie inersville. t Mini railed hor-es with him, and whei he refused to trade back the In lian t-hot him. taking the horse and a hat inonev he had. Antic) 's crime whs the paitiei oat ion in the murder ol iiirm white prosi.fctois, Mclonald Seelev and Thompson, in the l.il! ol i:S7, at Woll creek, near lo bine.) plains. The prospectors were surprised at a camp lire by a parly of Six K--olenai Indians mi l murdered in co'd bold. . La la See and P.ei re Paul killed two white men, n im s not known, in AugiiM, 1S7, and threw th holies into the Jo"ko river. SlJfcKHKOOKK, IJjiie., Dec. 19. -henir Webb tiled suddenly oi heart disease at 8 An. The excite ment attending the execution of b'emi Iimontagne was probably the cause. The death of the slier ill" delayed the execution but a few minutes. Lamontagne wa. h.mged at 9 :'.'(. The r:me foi which liniontsgne snU'ereil the exticme penalty was an abomina ble one. In July, lSsS, he went to the house of his brother-in-law . Napoleon Michigan, and enticed him to the door. He then phot him t ice, cut his throat, slashed his body, dragged him hack int the house and set it on nre. l i-e wounded man dragged himself from the flames badly Feorched, hut died after a few weeks. I In muiderer's sister, Lea. an i:n usuallv handsome French Cana dian girl of 21), wife of the victim, .t as arrested for complicity in the crime, but the br-.ther escaped. It c.AUie out at the trial that Leda ami her brother t.ad been living in incest. She was acuitied, the tact that she was enciente et i ditntly having inlluenced ihe jury V large reward was offered for the murderer and he was finally cap : ured . A 8KAI.KK SK1ZI.II. For Raiding aad .Maklnir KhU Vn trlen at the Custom Huoie. Victoria, B. C, Dec l' Col lector Milne at 10 o'clock this morning seized the -German schooner Adele for infraction of I 1 ....v. l C'lslom laws. lie twairu ucir last September for okohaina, but nmteiulnf noimtto that port went to Ikthring sea where she raided .. I I Ml!.. . 1 I- rrihv'Otl Iblatius, Killing ana lad ing 400 seal. She returned to this port on Sunday, did not enter at the customs house up to 10 a. m., Tuesday. She was then seized on two charges, one of false declara tion outward, the otner not en tering and giving a reiort of the voyaw. The penally is :iim. I he sea ers Here are pleased nun Collector Milne has taken action, is iiiracy and raiding seal islands is not oi.unienauceu nere. 800 IIFAII CIIIXAMKX. The Kxltiiu if a Towiler .Mill Kill Many Mouelian. StN FkaNi im o, llec. 19. The sle uuer lielLriC arriteii inis inoi n- ing, bringing Chinese advices to November 20, and Japanese ad vices to Decemlter .. Peaths resulting from the pow der explosion atTaiying were more than at first estimated, it lieing stated that 8 0 rollins had been taken out of the city ami yet there were not enough to bury alt the dead. A Chinaman lighting a pipe while repairing the rixf of the powder mill, is said to have caused thecalastrophe. A FllTHFl'L INDIAN WOM N She Walka Eighty Mile to It. ueh Her Uylne Huaband. Fokt Yates, Dec. 19. Bulls Heads' hotly was buried today with military honors. His squaw, who w?8 uiKjii Cannon tall river when she heard of the fight, started U once for Fort Yates and walked eighty miles without rest. She reached her husband just liefore his death, and fell in a faint. For the next 30 da vs Wilcox A Conn will enlarge any old pictures at one-half the regular price; any size from 10x12 to 50x100 from $3 up. Nothing would be more ap propriate for Christinas. At H. J. Jones' you will find some of the neatest bibles you ever saw. Nothing nicer could be found for a present. WON ON A FOIL. The Klllen-Slier hy right Was a Knock Uiiwn and Drftf Oat. St. Paul, Dec. 19. The prize fight between Pat Killen, of thit city, and Joe Sheehy, of Ashland, Wisconsin, Queeuubury rules, foi the Northwes'ern heavyweight championship, w hich ociuied to night, lasted, about five minutes. Sheehy rushed at the start, but fou led by striking below the hen while he clinched. Killen got in good I low, however, and would not claim a foul. ; In a second Killen fell ljen ath hehy, whi proceeueu u pound liim w in I -M iing on mm. ine men wer M-parated and snother clincli foi lowed. The referee i usiied in aim - pa rated them.and received pun tshiiieiit frciu Sheehv that nearlt kiuK-ked him out. The polici men stopKd the UeM. w hich decided in Killen's favor on a foul I l tllr.KATION CON VKNTION. Mie Siiullieru Stmes to ArtvertU, Their IteDollrren. Amif.vii.i.k, N. ('., Ie-. !. Tl mter-siale immiu'iatioii com en ion concluded its business to-dav ii. .... . . i .. i ne report oi tne nuance com mittee recommended that tin governors f if the Southern statit be iioiiested to call on the legisla tures tor linaiiciul aid, and that ai ippiopnauoii oi J.j.u hi iront f:u-li state lie asked for an exhibit a the world's fair, and it wa: adopted. .iiioiucr couimi.iee repotted m ...... . . i aver of advertising lite resource? oi eac:i state iv trains ol cars tilled with Southern exhibits lo lie sent thrtuigti the norih, east and weat. IHE PAUNELL FIASCO IT WAS Mll. NOT I.1MF. THItOUy INTO Ills FACE. im Injuries Saul lo Have Been Inflicted hy Women. Win. I riled Him with Flour Mud tlu.l. i .... t ... - i'tHi.i., iec. l'.l ine me dian's Journal, commenting nisin me present ioiiiicai campaign says rarneu win carrv Kiikennt :ii the approaching elect io i. pro vided tbe priests held aloof from the contt sts. v. anon uoty aseiis mat it was mud thrown in Pamell's face and yes and not lime, as claimed. l.osoox, Dec. 19. A dispatch eceived in tins cnv tr.im Michael iiatitt states that the 'iijuries stis ained by Parnell at Castle Co.cer, nere mulcted by women -nd girli ho pehed him witii rwur and tnud. l.iine was Hot thrown in his face and eyes. The dispatch says it is Pamell's latest disgest- ng dodge to evoke sympathy and avert the tH-ople's mi'iid from the real issue. Mis. O'Shea has left Brlghlo i foi Palis. Betting in London, which pre vious to the lime-throwing incid ent, was against Parnell at moder itt odds, has changed and Parnell itock is qu Med at par. Kilkkn.w, Dec. 19 Painill's condition was much better to dav. Inflammation has very materiallv subsided, ami he suffers less pain. lie ielt the city this moiniug for iohiistown, wh-ie he delivers an adhe-s to-dav. A lll'tiK FOIt LANDS. rhe Militia Ilrquireil to I'reTent I Trouble iii WiM-uuain. Watsac, Wis., Dec. 19. Xec.rlv VH) men are mcampid in tin court house suture to uight -.tail ing to hie : amis on tbe water reserve lauds to-morrow. i;ut a small proportion of this number an secure gool claims, and trouble is looked for in the morn- ng. The militaiy company lias ii en notitieil to te readv. Five Men "riiwnnl. Hai.ik.w, lec. lit. A large ang ol men were engaged in un loading coal from a steamer lying beside I he South wharf to-night, when without warning a large section ol the wharl caved in. A real mass of coal went under Ihe water, carrying a numlier of men with it. Five men are known to have been drowned, and it is I feared one or two oibeis were lost. The Baldwin Hotel Salt. ' San Francisco, Dec. 19, Jude lvy to-dav rendered a decision in favor of the plaintiff in the suit brought by 1'.. J. Baldwin to com- iel Hamilton UouBton to fulfill an agreement to sell to Hie plaintiff the lotol land on which the Bald win hotel is situated for jjf700,000. The Idaho Election. P.oisE City, Dec. 19. Governor lioup tiled his resignation to-dav. and Lieutenant-Governor Wilev . f l lY.i - ,7 t. i S was sworn in as governor lo till the vacancy caused by his resignation. Snoup was dieted United States senator yeslerdav Gray of Ada county, was to-dav elected pieaident of the senate to till the vacaucv caused by the pro motion of Lieut-Governor Wiley to the governorship. Secure your railroad, steamship and sleeping car tickets to all points North, South and East via the Union Pacific railway, and save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. STATE AND COAST Receiver Wanted for the North West Insu'ance Companj. ITS BLSINKSS It i UI.YMANAGKD Ab upward Teadnucj ia tat Wktat Marka-Th Oatlouk of tk Aitoria aad Socth Coit Kai Nad. Portland, Dec. 19. On the 8ih of i his month, CbaileaK. Burnett, of New York, tiled a petition in lie United Sw.es circuit court of his district, for the appointment if a receiver to take chaige of the Northwest Fire & Marine Insnr .ini'i- C. nipa. v of i ins city, to wind ip its buniii- ss affairs as soon as (Kissibh. 'I bf i-etitioner alleges that he is the b ider of 110 sharps of s ock iii the com pan v, and that the value .f - .i l share ban been (rratly diminished by reason f be manner in which the director uid other ollicers of the company nave conducted us luisiness. lie laims lhat, although the company .vas earning no money whatever. a dividend of 7 per cent was de- laied on the Mb of December, !HS7, and that on the 1st of Ifc einber following another dividend I 7 er cent was declared, and hat to pay thJa dividend an assess nent was le fl d tiixni the stock. ! uring the month ol Uctolier last. liother assessment of oO per cent, -as authorized, by Ike collection i w hich tt,e entire capital stik onld lie wholly paid up. This as made necessary by the fact hat the former capital stock had iiUVred losses aggregating over d 90,000 by reason of the great res last year in Washington. The petition was taken before ttdge Deady this afternoon for rgument. J udge J. H. Woadwatd ppeared for the etitioner and Ir. VV. B. Gilbert represented the c xnpany. Air. noouwara claimed tin 'tie total amount paid upon tic company's londo was $53,600, biie tiie various statements made v tbe secretarv snowed i lie assets be s2ti4.8'-'.Sti. The. difference. oe claimed, was represented by nemiiims, balance du on asses lent.-, unsecme personal notes m I unpaid stock, which mas de- I isiVe and illegal. Tbe stock of .ie companv has suffere-l greatly nd if a settlement were to le ade, nothing would be left fir i e siiaienoiders. tun u a receivtr app iided and i.one but go a isks ;s a'iowel, the iniancesof the o iijirtiiy chii lie put in a siiape B ai it- ihhiKS can lie doted WllU osa to no one. ' ecieiai t ol State Mc Bride has xaonned the books of the com p.tut and reports its business to be oi good condition. i lie action is the result ol the inal lew f 50 tier cent-which -. me of the stiK-k holders refused o pay, and to sustain their posi tion aker for a receiver. Judge I h ady took the case under advise incut until Monday. ItAILKOAD MATTERS. U'liat Itdl Alni.1 lacAnlail i.i. .i .s . u i m v ul It eld. Portland, Dec. 19. Speaking about the storia Jt South Coast ra I road. Wm. Reid to-day said : liiser o eoustosay that D. P. i boinp.-oii owns one share or has n. .1 to contr 1 tin stock of tue out h Coast construction com pant . Mr. Thompson has acted honora- ilv to me ami to ail concerned. . When asked alout the Loudon engineer and the bonds, Mr." Heid aid to-night: He telegraphed i:e tint he would be at iluntingioii to-morrow. The Kinds can all be delivered big London syndicate an- roken. There is no attempt by either D. P. Thompson or J. H. Sini.'li to take advantnga of me or a 'V one, and we are acung in nariiiony. It is t.iie s.me people get worried for their money, but iilrtv-oiie miles oi railway already mill, and 120 miles engineered, f which sixteen miles oi railway .re in running oiierauon, is a preity large thing for two iuen to. a i-omplish without yet -selling tnv bonds lo help us out. All tint is wanted is harmony of action, lor these mortgage nouds ho a- too good a future tramc, extiallv in coal, tiintier and torei-n sliipping to be quietly bit unsold. The Market. ' Sas FBAScisco.Dec. 19. Wheat. situation has a healthy tone, tendency oi values not downward ; No. 1 white, .:vt to I.U1V choiee, : milling, $U7 to fl.40 percental. Liveri'ooi., Uec. 19. wneai, in gjod demand ; No. 2 inter 7s, 5J ; oo spring, 7s, 7d New i okk. IKh". i. Money on call easy, closed offered at three. IfiMie mercantile pilr, 17.50 f.i. Merling exchange, quiet, strong; rW day bills, MDO1 de mand, 4.K4J4. For a Biie Beet Sufar Factory. Ontario. Cal., Dec. 1. A con- tract was signed to day ior erection of a beet sugar factory t Chino. The plant, it is ttd iil mat over a halt million dollars and have a capacity of five hun dred and fifty tons of beets .Uily. Two thousaud acres are planted in beets.