Morning daily herald., December 25, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

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Y
ALL HOLIDAY GOODS
It W at Sew York
FROM NOW OH flfi
-AT-
II. L
IThia is a simple (act
li
less.
Call at onre, for the goods are
TIE STORE
IS
AND
IT
n
mi i n: u.rmi nuH
Mil I 14 1 1 111 I I M I I II II I
lUMiJ it 1 1 II mvwi
noiiinviiMN
(AND 1401.2
All wnl tiifUnni Alhay "VVoolea Mill?, Men
Srrvi:Mltr Suitj, Vu:in;j; Mftt's Tailor
M:i l Suits by le;t of Tailors,
IIunlivl 'orPatturiH to
S-lf.ct From.
2 SAY? 0T37-30AT3. Dr3:S CV2KC0ATS
Guaranteed Seasonable, and Warranted Rea
sonable in Price.
L. K. BLAIN
MM V 1 W t
ins i.panmnr mprnnTir.
Thixnlv;i
UNITED IX-
HOLY M ATRiM ON Y.
ilK.
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Accorthrg to the ordinance of 'io'l, and, the- laws' l the Stab- o
ii'gon, at Ail-any, Oregon , on or
De- emher, A. P., 1S!K.
WITNESS;
J. U. WIIAI.I.F.Y.
K. C. CAI.I- VIHN'.
To which I Kvrrby certify,
KtV.
All people presenting a certificate tf dates inclusive, willleal-j
lowed J4 percent. tli.coiint on cash. v't'lia:(a, at t!tE o.."y -re;
dealing vtove store in Albany.
Pncos
JAHUART 1, 1891,
holiday goods will go at cost or even .
i
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1
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COXINQ)
m t n. 1
I
tii'mp A hdnir pmnn
BUG l i i n.
viri ir to Clxristmas
MISS.
lamuii. voiiiuy, kj :
U-foie the 25 f h (twenty-fiflh) day
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
? Till
;n us.
whole
.A '.ToilVe
(pert st--? iir 'i
mo-e economical Mum the on'.lna
kinl, atJ cuuni.t In- ilil n in.ii-j. ti.
mm -with ii.i.ltiliiili-of low l si. rl ml
V" !git( allllu all pllli'
:Snltl only ill (iu, liiiiti,
"K '.... i'H- Wall M.. V.
tr .tnn!i-r.--
S' Ok'.
V.
LlCWIS M..I"H.SIIV .V
AsT'lit-
l'.e t-ll.l!, ' Iriy."
TIib Celebrated FiencL
utiaiii! lo
iuie
aL .. mi .1..
r lit" l i
1 tlie tfenerative tiriranR of either nfn wht-lliei
1 ariiii.F from the t-Ki.'lKie nm-of Mtiii.ulal.l;.
K'Imm-co or opium, or tlir in h "iithiul imlii'-
rain Power, Wakefu'r.eai., Ucariiiir Poor
aiim in (he Bak, Seminal W.kii.-M, Hy
ena, Nr oil Proa ration, fpctiim-il Oiniit
ioi.it, l-tueurrhor, Dizzinrw, Weak Memory
I.h ol Power awl lnii(.teii .v uhii-h if tir
In'tnl iiftt-n luul t 'ri;iii:itMi- t-.il uire and
iiiKinilv. I'm -ila :-x; 6 liokt-5 fer $6.00,
S-nt nv inui! ricciit i)f ptiirc
4 niiini: . i it: i inv..i
with c:rr ?f imler i;-ivnl, ta refund tin
muiiuy if a rrrmMil cure in notelfote-i.
tte have tt.otimiliit totiuiuniabt Iroin r.li)
anil yonii.'t of hith Neeit who liave heei
M-nnauuiitj cured ' the use "f Ajihroilitini
Circubr fret. AiMn m
1IIK APHKO WKIIII IVi: 0.
Wintern llrai.ch, Itox, 27. Pnrtbinl, Oregon.
Kor sale h Kol.:y 4 Maiioii. who exaleaixl
tail druvitisu. Alliauy. Oreynn
Ptbsr's
K-r Kciualc lr
r:'iil.iii!es; tioth
lti'j iikc ttium ob
mai k't. IScvei
Ja-llti Minnthly.
;umntt'ff to n
lieve HUftprLiwol
rnniyrruHlit.ii.
ihiii't he l.uniliuir
L'el. aave time.
If -.! li ami money.
T:ti.e no 4i:)ier.
"-'ffiffi ' jL bt.i.1 an?
riren hy uiaii on nr ipt of priv, S oo. Ad
drem liiu Mnllrlnr umpnny
Wedt r.iai.i h Lx i'T, I'urtlxiKt, Mr.
8old b Kcrcay i olanos. A!bny. Oreni
FOR SALE.
A luit (nlitl work iorc, hix jtar oM
will i-rk Hiiiirlc -r t!,nh r, tiiii-atnl rt'tat'
to iil). hurih.rr mitiniiurs iiiii.t, ut thif
OttlfO.
holiday sun-Ens atcost
isoivn
THK
BfiCMTi
KLFWE oils A.ER
Qoldsi
k-. J IK'. .'
VI
j'Bottl e r
i;sK THK-
irASTEUIJ
4;.lin, Monitor,
..laud, Sil-
IH.r;.,r stoves ami ranges,
l.:ck
warra 1tel J.r years, Sugar keitles.
Myers foice pnuipx, pipe hosi-.tc)
iwraml jtorcelain haths. basin?,
Vlosets, jilunihing hy piactical
: workmen, iiaidwarecittlfiy, shears
;lahterns, tin, copper and sheet
iiionwart'.
iii IIV'i ",i,t. I
Wepay I I1KF KKU.tll to your
;tloor on stoves ltought here.
CONGRESS 'ADJOURNS
Both
Houses Knter Upon
Holiday Recess.
the
WOKLU-SFAIK ri:t('I.AJlATIt)N
Tb.i Presideut Iuit s All Katinos to Tak.
Frl io lh Colombia!. tx,js'.t on
at Chimgo io 1891.
Washington, lec. -1. In 1 1-
sen:tte iiiiiiniiiioiiM coni-enl uii-araiit-l
for tin' j :icsi.'e of a joint
nvoliit:oii fX'i'iuliii! until .Inly I.
I.Vll !'.! h i ii.'l iiii in liirli (lit
iti ! Ni'ln :o-k: sliull lf in fori-i
n 11. riiitoryol ( lkl:tlioin:i. I'. I
uniiil- ! i i ii r I hut, tlie :.c
i-i ai ii a I In; U-l riloiy lut-rd ov-i
it ti.i- !:iV f N. t);t-k i. 11111:1 tin
!o ol ilin liitt Kt'Mioll of lli
i ri!oi in1 ! i m I ii T ii i! mih rt
Slllllfli Ml.'lt. t J It' l'"JIllllllc WOllhl
fp.-u-t. ii ro.V of laws, hut it inn!
tiit-il i ilu mi. t lie 1ti hi : i!.-
iervii-i- mii:'I I'XiiTc I - 1 V . ll
oiirt-s- l'.iil'-il In :u-r nov tin- Jcr
ii!o will '. in a r-l-tt' ol cliaoH.
Aioi;an ol j.'i-tci io i In contiil
ration -i lie it solution, ami i!
a as laitl ovi-i . Morgan cullt'tl u
iiis ifsoluti' n tliicci injj the com-
iniitt o on )! ivilt'ues ami elect ioli
to aineinl : t'-li..n of the ltclioi.
tiilf.
Kiicrinan conti'i lml tliat it was
riot now in oiilcr lo rail iii a ifi-o
'ut ton oxi ;;ot. iiiiuii forma! motion.
I'eiiilin the ilel.att1 whieh fol
ot il, llie hour i. i II ariivnl, ami
o-riu rsnu coiii ' 1 1 ;t - I his se"ch
.iain.t the clt c'.i ii hill.
The senate has ui'joiirticd til'
Satunla'- next, with the I'.nder
tainiiii thai when it meets or
lliat d.t v I he vn e inesiilent shah
Itclare ii .lj n. i i i ,1 nnt:l Mini. lay
rni-: Wt.iu.n . i-am: i koi I.amai ion.
l'he folio isiif in-clam:Uioii has
just. iM-en issiiel hy lite piesiJent-:
here is, satislactorv proof has
ht'cn nresenteil to me that mo
isions hav- heen made for ade
I'irtte r uinls ami hinhiins loi
he US'-ol the voihl's Columl ian
KiHtijiiioii iiml tliat a s:un not les
than .fHi.Ct)') (HHI to he iim-.. ami
xpended itir tin? u ue of said
ex;n s!:t'oii. has been inovidetl in
tccoriianre with the conditions
ami reiiui. en eiits of an aet en-
ilicd, "an act to nrovide for lln-
celehraiioii of the -100th annivrr-
ary ol the discovery of America
ty (. in ltOh;r Columbus, hy
holding an international exhitii
tion of arts, Industrie-, manufac
tures and tne iiit'dinls. of the soil.
mine ami s;-a. in the citv ot
Chicago, in the statu of Illinois,''
approved .A pril 2:. lh!i.), now as
reteree. I, Kelijiiniii llariisn,
presidei t of the l'ni:etl States, l
virtno ot the anlhiuity viteti iii
me h- said act, do hcrehv ih-chm
and pr claim tliat such interna
tional exhibition will le om-neti
on the tiist day o! May in tin; yt-i.i
in...., in t-iiii-Ho, in le Mia i-
ijf Illinois, and will not hn closet!
neiure me last inurstiay in Ucto
her of the same year. In the
naniK of the uoverninent and ol
I .- .I I . 'PL 1 ...
the people of tfie riited States, 1
do hereby invite ad nations, of the
earth to take part in the commem
oration ol the event that is promi
nent in human history, and ol
lasting interest to mankind, by
appointing rem s-nlaiv. a there
to, -ind sendiu.' such exhibits to
the uoi-.ii'ts i . j...-iiion as v 1 1 most
litly a id fid y illustrate their ri-.uri-,
their ind ii-trit a and their
pioynvs in civ ili.;ition.
llflC AH.MHN Vi;l.K Itl SSI tNS.
A IVtimlo Niliillxt StiHlnefully
Turtureil ill I'rlm.n.
htiMtoN, Dei-. 24. A letter jnt
receivetl from a Kussiau exile at
Surcharges that Sophia tiunsherg
(he nihihst. who was tondemed lo
death lor being coliceined in a
plot against the lile of the czar,
had be- n suhteclt tl to lorluie in
piison ami I ha! her t ries were
lieanl by other piisoners who
mana-jed to make the fact known,
l'he t.'bji cl is supposed to have
heen to obtain rtvelations regard
ing other accomplices.
The PreHlilrnt'H
Vt-to.
24. l'resi-
WASIIISOroN", I h I
lent. Harrison I e.l.tv vtto.-iltho
bi;l aiiioiiriatiug 7-,iHlil hir a
public l iiil.liiiif at liar llar!.r,
M ine. The presideui sets forth
the l.icts that the rent p:'.id f-jr a
KStotlice in MS :ii ilHI. (Ine
clerk vva employ' l umi no car
riers. The gross postal leceip s
for that year were 7.(KHI. liar
Harbor is almost wholly a sum
mer ies"it. Tin? postal receipts
ti i IS! it) - Imw that for more tlun
ha I the year the gross receipts fit
the posvtiice were about H a d iy.
lhe i resnient says I he salary of a l
janitor for the new building woii'.d j
be moie than twice the present'
c s' to the government for rent,'
fuel and light. ;
THK TOPK M A S'l.KASKII.
Tlie lefet tif I'liimil K!t-ivetl
lilt Satl-r.tetl.tn
I Romk, Dec. 2L It is announced
ltciifood authoiity that the victory
I t.i I leimes.-v over Scnllv at the
. eU.ltloll ; srlh Kilkennv was
undoubtedly welcomed at the at-
ican. It is understotHl that the
km.' approvts the attitude as -
suined by the Irish bishops and less. I ins enterprise, in which ding the sale of ole-marganne in
priests. The Mpe, however, it is ivd.OOO.lKrO has been sunk, w ill ' packages, as originally imported
said, will uot interfere in Irish pul-1 nguie as tlie monumental failu e : from ano!her state, is 'niuonstitu
it.es, having decided to maintain of the age. tionaL
his usual attitude of reserve.
l'.oi i.-.';SK, IHc Jl. In an in
terview to day; Justin .McCarthy
.lec'ared 'ihat ltlR iile-i in inmiiiu
here waa lo inform O'Hrien fn 1 v
reartliiif: thfecciil events in Ire
land. JVicCattfiy sas he Udieved
in view of lrnell's tieclar.itions
ailer the Kieiiny elt c: ion that
all idea cf re-oncili.itin belween
the to fact jds inii.-t. he ahan
tioiied, I'arnt Hiavii g refnsi d the
resuil (if (he I LHkenny election ami
let lined lo abandon the leatler
fthi. "The nati -nali-ts," faitl
McCaihy, "'vill never con-e:ii to
rarneli'r) tele ;lioll of the leader
ship." ;
a t:nttit- j-:ifltt'ijitit c iiHt.
Nrw II Vfv'.'T iec. -1. Intelli
geneii ol iinM.il;oice .is healing on
I he col.teslt-ii oVernoi'shijt I;aw
jilM been re reived here. It. is !he
d. ci si. hi tif .1 iiil'.e 1 1 all, it publ.can,
i-i he i-is-' 1. 1 K.iMf I. nnc. lie
i!e:iiie.-) that I he 1 lank spio
piiiCt ii under the title of '.lude
ol I inhale oil the
prnhlblMou
ballot i I It-
slale tick -I maki s I in
vr;s! und.-r the sl.ile
l inier .1 nitre Hall's
v.;il! I thlo.v out i I'll Ml
lid it's in the stale
ballol
ruliu;;
aw.
hi-
pmhil.il inn
ii in 1 cl .cl
Mollis, democrat, by a lare i:,a-j-jiity.
.Indue Hall's decision is
tunic si'iilicani , as it jrave a
(leiiioci ilit: canilidate for ollico
Emit. I.ynne district.
A 111 'eKiel l.auitt'httl.
San Fkam'i? t:o, 1'ee. -I. The
1 lunching of the loiir-nias-teil bark
en! ine, Cims. I . Crocker, took
place to-iliy. It is li.e ;a;t'esl
vessel ol its clas- tver built o'l tnis
coast. The con;ii;ct for the vessel
w:ih give n out six months ao bv
its owner, 'aptaiu .1. Simpson, o!
t ie firm of Simpson v l-'Mier.
l'iie baikentitic is desiuetl lu r iu
in the lumber tiade belwein I'u
utit Sound ami A'-.sttaii.i. S.'n? is
vVI-t jiis liuiiit-n.
l'riiil:ii-iit .tit rt liitnt it itil.
Mknvkk, Dec. 24. W. U. Dtni-l
the wealthiest tliv iioods tiie'ci anl
in Co.ora-lo, tiled this iicimn ol
paialy.-is.
Kift-letl in.vtr.
Van in V."ah., Die. M.
I i . .1 . Kamlolph Suiit i w as i-icci d
mavoi vestenlav.
Ul'RlSI.NC IN PEKU
rmo kki i iii.tc tii i: kai kn f i
WITH A KKVOLl TIN.
Forty .Men lwl!r in Trjb: lo
Stii r-x Huh Movent, -nt Kxlieine
l)c-Htitutl.ii tint t n use.
1'an.m, Dec. 21. Hnimia tf
the revolt'! '.unary liinvt nn-Ms m
l'eiu have been rile hole for some
inie past, a. al ii is known that on
the 'i.'id instant a itiee'inj; was held
in Fort Santa Catalina, outside ol
Lima, and that an eilort was made
in behalf of ex-Dire, tor 1'irola.
The lnovencnt was suppressed,
out at the cost ot foity lives. As
matters stand in i'eru, if :- ;'
'linikelv that similar risin.:- t.ii
occur at short intervals. Extreme
det-iitii ion jirea lui; throtighou'
the republic largely resjuinsibh
lor the unsettled state of all'.irs.
!l .M IN rKtCSTINfi.
K.ile is Mis. O'hea's name,
bin it o i :ht to h iv.! been Helen,
from the teirible war she has
sliritd up.
iieii'y M. Mauley has eighteen
dai skinned lads, wnom he bought
on the btuks ol the Congo at. the
moderate price of .'t cents a head.
The United Stiites during this
century has a: ready settled 'hirtv
threj 'international tlispules t.j
irbitatrion, that is very much bet
ler than going to war.
Mrs. Harrison says s'.n ha no
desire lo go anioan, our sue
'oiiitt-inplatetl Willi pieasuie thr
u'lijectetl trip of the Presidential
pal I v io vJalif iriaa u-.'Xt s.u ing.
I'.r.izii i laiger I it in toe United
Slates, but Mi the vvh-le twenty
-tales which make up th' republic
tln-re are not as many people as w
have in New York mid Peiinsy.
Valiia. Not I'tilv have the Kansas
Farineib Alliance eoi
iudg who never stud
e elected a !
I'd Ian. but !
they have alsoelccted four pro.-ecut
i-ig attorneys w ho are not mi inhere
ot i he har.
The governmelit reiiott shows
that the average wages ol railroad !
bands in this country is !f213 x.r J
year. I he average employment is
lavs, the re-i of the
year
beirg enforced idleness.
Indian wars have cost
the
conutrvovcrif70l).(Kl',l,iHKl. The rue,
i - ...
p.optearean exninsive race, i.'Ut 1
one lime owned this
r-weii hundred millions
country,
w is not
too much to pay fwr it.
In 1S70 the currencv in out
...I o-iii " l. ;
cl'cunn I'Jii .t -Ti.t ioi eacn ne;io
o, the American ,.o..nlat:o... In
IS. in the ciiachati-'ii per caplia in
$-4. tl.e curreiicv having inerei seti
in the twenty years over $72.s,iiO0,-
0O. Still the cry la lor more
inonev."
The Panama canal works are I
j wrecked ; even traces of the ex -
, cavatione are vanishing and the
1 constructive machinery is worth -
A i:0RCERV CJIARCK.
J Jerry
liusk Is tolled for Den
Harrison forrnothur Tetm.
CM A.MU.KK ON I IMMU I' llON
l'..rue!l U eM to I an: liu' i I Kesutue
t. e Oaniiigt Jer a O-ntcry Old
But Dies at List.
Poiui.ami, Dec. 24. Captain
William An lionu.d was ant:stei!
here lh:.s evening oil a charge tl
loigt-ry. I le is in ciiseil of nufin
a will in I ancaMcr, M..glunti, n -eently
ilntler the name ol lieolgc
i!i-oO'.e, and hy it came into the
.osscesio:i of a c.olisrderabh- sun.
ol iiit.ney. He allei tvanl came to
America. .McDonald makes a
gencial and srecilic denial ol the
cnaige. lie . ays he has not been
in l.ngland loi six yeais ami was
never in Lancaster, and that lit
never heaidol tieoige brooks aud
ini not sign uul name io a win
or any other document, lb-claims
iie lollght in the vvai li e it
hellion and has a good it t o tl. He
says he call prove an ai.'bi, as ht
.vas in this stite at the tine; the
aliegt.'il foigoiv a committed,
lie had jusl ifcl'urntd iiom Seattle
when the aricst was made. .Mc
Donald has been in husoiess here
several nioiiliis and has been ar
rested here befoie several times ol:
d Helen', charges.
IHlXtCST AM) Ol 'ISPOKKN.
Sft-it-trrj-
ltu-li Kxres-e
Kiin-i'li
Kiii).tiiiilcally.
V..-i::noio, Dtc. 21. Thit
evening Secieiiv Lusk said he
was soi i v to si e his came connect
ed with 'the article recently pub-ii-l
ed giving the iaiiuels vole on
presidential candidate.- for 1SH2.
lie sincetely regr.f.ttl any at
iempt to tiun the attention 'i the
reputilicans away irom 1'iesideiil
Harrison a.- a cainhtlat". I!is ad
niinisMatioii, he sai !, had been a
cl an one, dutcted to the be-t ill
icit sts of the vvlio!- people and lit
confidently looked for his reiioini
uation and re-election.
t.'IIAICOKS OF CDllia i'TIOX.
I iiitt-il Staleti Seimltii Cliaiiillti
.Makes tlio Itoltl AsHcrtimi.
Co.MoHD, N. II., Dec. 21. The
Moid or tfiit. .ins a leader, under-st-.mtl
to lie fioui the pen t.f United
Slates Senator Chandler, charging
in subslance that the luanageis ol
!i.e liostoii A Maim- lailioad t;oii
it inplate a gigantic consul id. it ion
scheme, and that tbey intend en
tering New Hampshire tHililies in
the ieti-n st .of (Iciiinciacy and h
the coM'iipt u -e ot nioi.ey to scccic
out ro! of the eeiiate.
IMHNELI. IS Sill. I. I'LI fliV.
He
l'roitHva tit ICenevv tlie Cam
paign at l.li. no i'-K.
Dmus, Dec. 24. l'j:iiie!l said
to-day be would go fro -, here lo
Paris to offer congratulations it.
O'liiien on the success ot the hit
ters micsion lo America. Di regard
lo himself he said he would tioi
recede one inch from his position.
After lim return ir..m France lit
proposes to resume the campaign,
beginning at Limerick.
THK Ol.ll NAKIIOW liAl iK.
lit t ix-il Over In Hie llaiulltei 11 I'lt
eilif til 0ierale,
P.iiu i.AM), Dec 21. The re
goinau lines will he turned over lo
llie Southein I'.cilic company t
operate on the lsi of January.
The travelling auditor, H. 11.
Alahoiiey, is now going over tin
line to ilistillt l the agents of ilu
old company in the Southern l'a
cilicV new svs.eiu ol aceoiinis.
I ulul I-.iiiIiiik ufa Hrui.k.
S.s Fka.ncim-o; Dec, 24. Chas.
W. Leiuperle, a lieimaii lJol
maker today celebrated his both
birltnluy by getting tli ui.k. While
in that . oiidition he met and quar
relled w.th .1. ..Mitchell, an Dish
itool ciiinper, over three pa;r Ol
liootd he accused him of spoiling.
LeiupeiD stn:ck and attempted to
choke him v heit lipn le shot
.Mitchell in the head, blowing out.
lesbians, beinpell- w;:s aires:
e.l. Alt lnli..i lant
flet-ntiitii.
The supreme
Dkikoit. Dv-c. 21.
,.,,, t ol MictiLan to d.,v ban ie l
doW1J an iinportant decision, ts
thlishinvr the vahd.lv of a uradtd
ruiUay fare act. litis provides
that all the Michigan roads win he
.loss t.assengi r earnin's are i'.AM)
per mile ihji annum are limited to
. ... I.-.. i .
two cents a nine, j.ai inrs in-
i tvveen ?-.W to k0.m cents ami
j all others three cents.
I Kail way Slatittit'M.
Ni:w
Vokk. Dec. 24. Statistics
, . . ..
compiled LyUK-Kugiueering News
! shows tl.e total addition to the
i ccuni'v s railway mileage ouring
. ' this year to be o.fiOtl mites. 'Ihe
; to al amount of tail ways now coui-
: pleted is 107,1 - miles.
Ieclaretl I nronntitutional.
1 l'liii.Ahct.i'iiiA, Dec. 24. Judgo
' Reed rendered a decision to-day
! holding that the state law forbid-
Wltliitv l h la n
v.
Ourter tif u Al i 1 1 1 on
Tiiere are scores of Indians or
the rei-ervat ion worth Iroin f&0,w
to$2ot),b00 each, and when the
reservation is thrown oieii by
Congress, as it will be in a veiy
lew vcars there will be l ft rien t
t oiinlv a tlozeii ortvvoof tin richest
Indians in the Unite I States.
following are the nann s ol son.c
of the wealthy Indians:
Mrs. Joseph . Douette, a full
. Intxtrtl Dii.iau widow, f-J.rl),00.
.Mrs. IKiu-tltr owns Did acres on
(how it's point. Sin; has several
chiltheii and now lives al the
reservation buildings, leasing her
land lo some lishei men. Her
laud isproiiuhly the luo.-d valuable
on the reservation. Tlie Union
Pacific Kail v ay wiil run through
it.
Christ I aughlet, a widower. 12(1
ac-es, ;.l,ll.i0. Lailk-hht holtls 120
acrefl back of Mrs. Douette's, whicb
are vvoilh at least J'kHi an acr..
lie has one son.
JoeCoatcs, :r,0 aeiea, SO.000;
Mrs. Joe Coates. hi'l aeivs, H.,K".
The Coates family is worth $12N,
i!0t). t oa!es has ltHI acr' in his
own name. Ilia lirst wife died,
and he mairied an Indian widow
who had 1(H) acres, worth at least
.'J(M jier acre. Theirs is tide-Bat
land. She has one child.
Jonas stannup, father of the well
knowii Ir.ilian I'eter Stannup,
eighty acres, !iO,in0. Jonas Stann
np's iaiul is on the hanks of the
Puj allup river, is among the very
best tide-llat toil, and worth not
less than 7ol per acre. The old
man has lived so long that he has
torgol ten the numbtir of seasons he
has lived, hut be does Hot forget
ih value of his land.
'i'lieral Peter Stamniii. liili
acre, lOJ'KM.
Mrs. Lahobit. a vvitlow, 150
teres, $S4,'HHl; tiie best tile Hat
soil.
Charley Jake. man ied and a large
family, 12 ) acr-s,s40lKi ; best lide
tl.t sod.
There are at least a il-tiu more
Indians who have from forty to
to 12 I acres ot" the liest tide-flat
bottom, w oi th Iiom 7lM to $1000
an acre. jAli ol these Indians
are pure blooded Puya.lups.
Puge! Sound Red F.etatc. New.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
lllllKK 1'KltSONS l ilt Nil DEAD
AMI ItVINfi.
A .M iniii'Mita Man t't lclrati Oil il
iiiiim Ity iviliin Ilia l-:iitlr- l-'am-ily
ami Sateitlii.!;.
Sr. Pai i., Minn., Dec. St. At 1
o'clock litis Chi i-t anas; morning,
a tripple trugedy octaiir.-tt at lm
corner oi Tenth and St. Peter
streets. Linma Mcleo I was shot
and killed, and her mother, Mrs.
.-il.i- Mn kel, had iter tin oat cut
ami is dying. Mrs. .nickel tol l a
policeman t iat her huslNtnd com
mitted the tleed.
Finther inves: iiiation revealed
the dca I bo Iy of Alickel hi:ns.elf.
vt iT li two terolveis ami a hn let
hoie, .-.'lowing hovv he tiietl.
l'lieie is s. luelliiug of a question
as to wiio committed llie liaetly.
.tlickel or his wile, but it was
jirobablv the lormer.
A lilL'l.vr ,tl' Al'CTION.
fltivt I ! I'eilio'a i:.yal l'tntsrim..
i.iliK Were Soltl.
'l'he fiirniiuie of ihe P.railiau
,'ulace of l.on tisia, Doln Petllo's
l..oii'e lc.-idence. was toltl by
auciioii the oiler lay, ami
moralists will find foo l lor thought
in ihe know ledge l bat the thioiie
bioughl tn.ly j:i70, while a grand
piano went tor fl 100. Such alow
ligurt' for a iluoiie is t spuci'tily
uotable in a republican counlrv,
vhei- the love lor sn'ivniirs o!
royalty is -ahvays strong. The
most 1 1 laighlloi waul republican
likes to have among his pos
sessions something that wi's once
a king's.
It is pleasant to be able to
ruinaik to Minlh when he calls of
an evening: Smi'h, take that
chair, you'll Iiml it verv coin foil
able, tieorge III always liked it.
it s'ood beside bis bed al Kew i n
years." Smith is so impreseti
'hat he feels it would mase him
only more irtsiiiilicant Uy aienlioii
the Ihioligilbred horse he lajiight
that dayand had Come round to
boast about. Mo.alists will preach
t.bt;llt tiie passieg a'iy of erlh;y
ptc.ver. and i.oint tint tuoials wi:h
neat a..d ajipioiTi.it i references
lo Dj:ii Pedro's throne. 1 hey
will dwell on the fact that
ihere are tho'isteds of pianos
made even yi-at, while the thrones
of t'-e w oiid are le v in nuiutxT
i his sort ot thing always gives the
tiiorali-t pleasure, a soi l of dismal
satisfaction in seeing the visible
svmbol of some body else's misfor
tune. If there are few thrones
there are few men vvhocan occupy
t 'it-in. while so many men can
pl iy the piano thai i; no longer re
quires a man even musically
mediocre, to get music out of it.
Dofton Transcript.
A Duty on Natural Gas.
Wasinoton, Dec. 24. Assistant
r-'tcretary Spaulding has decided
that natural gas pied from Canada
iuto the United States shall he
suliject to duty as prescribed for in
unenuuierated manufactured arti
cles viz : 10 per cent, advaioieui
fine
IJ1IUNT ALL RIGHT.
e Will Le Ab e
Demands in
To Meet
January.
All
SOUTH KKN I' M IHC OFK&ATBI
git rfclltd WMU l)i oak tint Was 1.11.4
As IoipoiUai Umhiob- lb
IadUni Did Nut Sirr.adar.
I'okti.anii, Or . Die. 24. In re
gard to the dispatch from Wall
Walla yesterday, Muling that Ihe
real and personal property of ti.
W. Hunt lias lie-n Attached at
Pendleton, a gt-ii.l man who has
xlensive bus. ties- relations with
limit, said he is con'ideul that ar-rangeni-nlH
v ill he made to release
the e aMachn.t-itir, so they williiol
interfere in tl.e least with Muni's
Arrangement which lit eijiects
s.x.n to coin). h te. Hunt is now iu
Sew York and a dispatch was re
ceived here o-day from him stat
ing that he is hopeful of Uoatitig
ids bonds and eXs-cts to complete
arrangements early in Jauuary,
which will enable him to pay all
claims against him.
A TKKKIKLE KXFEKIKNCaVf
ietorii f
of Ihe
the Shipwrecked Crew
Lat Rark Atlanta.
Yhon!A, P.. C, lec. 24. The
coasting steamer Katie returned
from the west coast to-dav,brinuing
t'aptain Mother and 11 men of ihe
wrecked bark Atlanta, which went
!own during the recent terril'c
gales. Captain Mosher givis the
ullowing account of 'he wreck.
The Atlanta, owmd by Pope &
('idiot, of San Fianeisco, left Port
i Iambic, Wash., D- ember 8th last
. nh a cargo of Itimtter. When off
ape Flatlet y a fticcession f
heavy gales were encounterd
vhich carried away al! the sails.
- hi the 15th the vessel commence 1
I -aking. The next day the mam
opmast went by the Itoard and
tiie shin began to settle, tin tl.e
17th the ship broke iu two leaving
:!ie crew floating on the cabin,
iheydr-'ted all night and next
day reached Claququot. While
at, Clatpiquo Captain Mo
s ht l learned that another vessel
iM.-t hale been lost, as part of a
, hip with the letters "I. S. W.
T." on it, came ashoie. U. S.
consul Meyers has taken charge.
-I the ship-wrecked crew, and will
-end 1 1n in to Port Tow nsend to
il lorro w.
An l(uiiiiit.4 Strikr.
fit.vsoow, Dec. 24. The North
i'.tiiis'i t'o.npaiiy has entirely
.'..sed its niid'-rgroiintl station
ic-re- P acards aaiiouncing tiie
:o:iii(tioi and adva: C! of pay for
ueii loval to thecompanv arepol-
e I coTpifnoii"'ly. Strikers, how-
ver, niaintai'i a dehant attitude.
Tiie loss to railaav ompanies will
be enormous, .-trike 8 have im-tied
a maniiVsbi demanding ten heats
a dav and & ih r cent extra nay
i I Sun-lay woi k. It is estimated
'.i 1,1' HI pttrsons are now on.
1 hrt It. fr OiMr Ih.
U.4M1., "(- 24. di.-iatch
troui I'ine K-dje says: A squad
ot Indian scouts were sent alter
ihe font troojs of Ihe Ninth cv-
ilry t assist iu the movement
again l theeseeI hostdef. The
Sev. nth c.tv aire is under inun h-
ing ntiicis and wiil move before
daylight. Seven lriendly Indians
haye just returned fiom the bail
lands and re)st:t that Short Lull's .
hand le'u-es to e nne and defy tlie
t roops.
I liy liil Not Surrender.
Wamun;ion. Dec. 24. A rejioit
was received yestetday that Big
Foot with his followt-rs, inchidiug
some of Sitting Lull's fugitives,
had surrendered to Colonel Sunt
ii -i , is contradicted tteiiighl in a
.lispatch leceived l.y lieneral
-cliolield from fieueial Miles,
vliles slab s that thev did not Mir
lender as they promised, bin inau
i ued to eseaHt. Troops am iu
active pursuit.
The Kurh Uvmedy.
laivnov, Ilec. 24. ProfeJ'Sor
stuar,of Sydney university, sent
:o Leriiii to study the Koch treat
ment. rerorts a(tr s tidying hun
dreds of cases, that ne arrived at
the conclusion that the precise
value of the Koch remedy cannot
yd be fixed. In advanced cases
i- proved posi'ivelv iiiiuii jus, but
i in oanv ata.-ts of ihe disease was
apparently lienefieiHl.
tiled at the .t(n ut 115.
Saxia Fh, N. M., Dec. 24. Pe
dro Antonio Lope, died near here
yesterday, ai tl.e age -f 115 years,
s irrounded by several generations
ol descend .tnts.
Factory Hit rued.
Boston. Pec. 24 The New
Kngland Organ Co 's factory was
h'irned to-night : loss. 200.(HI0.
Two firemen were badly injured.
Siniwr Iu Mint tun and Kanaaa.
Kansas Citv. Mo.. Pee. 24.
The first snow of the season fell to
day in Northwest Missouri and
Northern Kansas.
Moraery.
Messrs. Hyman & Brownell are
prepared in their nursery to fur
nish all kinds of stvck, and thnee
intending to plant ehonldcall upon
them.
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