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JO OKtfTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DiSCEM liEIt 0, 1 S!()
VOL. VI NO. J5
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ALL HOLIDAY GOODS
At W at New
F.IOI ilJflf O lid
At-
i n
fPslFmnrlV 111
jfjiTThis is a simple fact. All holiliv good-i will go at est or -veil
Call :tt on , for the go ds aw going f ist.
THE STORE
IS
ANI
IT IS NOtt
? vntu i?in t;n. with r
mj Ui! 'J
HONS 0.F MONABLB GOODS,
v'AUD Z.S0B1S 00211110)
AM v I si'r ;t;-:n Al:iy Wo..la M illMnn
S'Tvi'Ti ii!f Sui' i, uri Men's T.-iilor
Male Suits l'V let of Tailors,
1 1 :i ii'l Is of Patterns to
Select From.
H3.V7? 0V3330Ar3. D?:S QV2LC0ATS
Guaranteed Swisouahlo and Wnrmnlcd llea
sonablo in Price.
L. R-BLAIN
'The Leading HercJiant Tailor,- Atay, Orcjon.
rxiTKi IN
HOLY
Mi:
:' li.r. ( 'onnty, r.
Ae.'.otlii o; t. tl-oi-hiun . ..i '.
ret'in, Albany, n-g.,n, ,,n ,.i
Iif. fitber, A. !., IS'.i).
WITN'F.SS:
' .1. K. WHAI.I KY.
I.. ('. (;l.l.lf XX.
To'.h!ch I hricby iui
MAI
All people presentinir a certificate of dates inclusive, ivill le al-:
'owed 14 percent. Ji.ieuiint on cash pnrchaus, at the only sin.irc;
dealing stove store in Albany.
York Prices !
JAMA - IY 1, 1891,
y v o
HI I II v
RIMO
s
I -
1
I
rASTiCUJ! FI h' Villi
f Vaiuh:ll !ount v, ( ' ..,,.
ail in. I, Monitor, ..;ind, Su-
- !, an.l ll.r laws oi th.- Sl.ilo !,.,;,. stoven and laDir-s, ha. k
hi l".i .- Il.e :.f,th I eiily I'fi h , day a anaittt-.l 1", yeai s, Sn-iar kettles.
1M-'.V
0YM
Absolutely Pure.
Tins ; v I'!. i v totis. - :i i in
' fjiii r i". , " i r iii! liuli-Miii'' ii f
Hi'MV i;ivni,)i"iir:il full ti:i- uiMi:i;l:)
, kiml, anil ranii'it ir .Ii! in ti-1 - .
fun with iilill'i'i'.'iir tl low J. -i , !
Ari-jlil nluin lit lilio-T'ti.tti ;'iwt!rr
-.niil oi.ly'it: i"iiii, Kiitai. i'.AHIs nv
OBK .'' ' V';:i- t. N
i.:;wis M. .It, ii ;! A' ' ... i:!-,
; 1" .! I ii t ;'tii.
Tlie Caioaratj i Frencli
c u k
VVarrunt d
?5 AFTER
iht) irciiiiratno organs of cither 'X w hthi
triiin fiini tht' vxtv-H-ixc 'im- "f sriinuhitf,
'tila or iii:itii, or t !ir -nh oritit'ul indis-n-tiun,
ovt-r imlult-ii' e, 1 1'.'., mh.1i al.-MO!
r:tifi I'owtT, Waki'iu'ueH-, Hearing lown
:iinM tin Hark, W- akii"Mst Hvs-i-ria,
N'tr out 'n T:if:m, N l..ni i! Omis
kjiiH, l.:ii.-..rrh':, li.zimt Wt-nk MfiiMry,
t.ss(,t (o,lt liiiHitcn v.lii' h if in -lt:t.l
iUen Icvl ( I'rijuiiiJ'm aji.'aiitl
vnt tv m.ii n rror't't of
itli Cfry 'i or-l.r rt-':;v ci, id rcfuti.i tin
moiiy if a t'ftiii.i nul curt is not elf e-. tetl.
Ve h.fcve th.tiH i iOmi: tcl iiiti'i:.t!s froui olil
iinl ytUik', of o..rr; .-. xcs, who dave ltct;:
t;rnri..ijtitly 'jurmi i;y the U.-H; f Aj'l.roJitiii.
Oiruiiiiir free, VMresn
nu; 4f5uc4 u ni4 sm: o.
VV'fcstcrti I'.rai.- h, I i x , i7. itiriLni-lt Oreuon.
K.-if s.ile li I'onIi ir Mason, who eNalcainl
FEMALE Fills
Kc r Keinale Ir-
ri'irutiiritirfl: notli
i!)' like them in
c market Never
j- ..r . .KwfnMv
'v' jJ'iUHei fti'omirient
int'i'st riini uih .
t'etl. ftave time,
Healttt :tn'T money.
'I'ltrV !tO "tiier.
S.'nt ti. r.m fti !.
lreH9 by niaii on rere'mt of pnee, s i). Ail-
I West I.ranrh -J 7, I'oi H um, Or,
I Sold oy l'oMay & Ma-on, Albany. Oreec
t
! FOR SALE.
I A Ijrf wnk ,orf. ix y:lr .o!l
wili A' lk iitL'lt: r 'it.i;l!t', t.llt :tii'l s t:nl
I to (fiH, Kttrihi r rirul'irs iiiiiiii' :tt lhi
UoUhA YSUI'!'IJ!SA rcosT
.i ." . ms i::o.s.
xsonvi
-Tfii:-
B ott ler
- rsi: s tiik-
'Myers fttree pinups, pipe hoe, cop
per and p'ltvi-Iain haths. hains,
'elosifts, phimhiii' hy ji.ai'tie;.!
iitii ktiii i, l.:uii ai '. eutlery, hhi ai'A
Ui iil- ii--. tin, i,p.fi and tlni-1
iii'imaii'.
t'tssteiir Wafer Filter.
pay TIIKFREkiHT toyour
('or on stoves bought heve.
I Fabcr'3 bldsa
i . - - -
1 mmJ
f ""it
I- -
ITCiKT SH'M SHU" VAKI.
It Will Be a r.lcOne anil Will Cost
:t Million.
Minnkai-oi.is, Ik'i2'.i. A Kpi'i ial
from Dnlulli, .Minn , ti. t lie Tiil-uiu-
mys: It was definitely
-ellletl to-ihiy that Captu n Mc
I)t)i!;all, muiiu.er of t'-e Steel
iljiV C'l iiipiiiiy. will start lor the
I'neitie i-oiisi inti ntlayH lo ffitah
linh a nhip yanl on I'uget l'oiii i
l.,r the biiil'ling of steel "whale
iiaek" vefir!s for the i'aeilh: co.isi
tiiicle. Ti.e l'uget Sound yard w ill
eott i 1,0110 (1(H).
Deilareti lnsilii;.
Jai-ksoxvii.i.e, Or.. lee. 29.
Rufus liull, aged 78, an i una to of
ihii ro'intv lionpital, wan adjudged
iiisaii'.' i d.iy. , His insanity of
t jtecuh r -ype. lle'iniHpines hi?
.h sh . iiili of woriiH and that tliey
ah- rn.whr.tt old at his (inter ends,
le w:i- tar.en t the arishim thi-
eVen.li'.
N.iiiiii:iti.n tJiiitiriii'l.
V AMiiM;:'t-x, Iec. '2l. 'I he s-n-llt-
itjifii'ied tie' ; : i , : I i i 1 1 ; i T i t 1 1 (I
.! i'.. lift.u ti, us aHoeia'f j nl ic-
! t lie Mliiffiin- f.HIlt til-il;lV.
Vixii i' (tv I'u I'ltt mi ion.
llillfl S ;llt J, L.'l'.l Ollit'f.
(trtutin Cit or., o i. ', :Ht,o. f
N'OTICKi h'.Tt'lty f'l ! h ll i .1 ."Ili'li:l!nv
iliv jirnv t-i--i . of tht? :o t t,t Con-irt.-toj.l
ini- ;. 17") fitt:;. t-il 'Aii aft for
hf Milt -.f Ii:,,;., I it Itt tltf St .tv ofl'Uil-
ior, l:t, tln ;.,!i .t-ii.i-t uhtt t iisliioutoh
I'LTiilttiy," l.iri'-' K. .I:ti,it-s, rn St.-uttif,
'oilot of Kioj, Slrit.' t f Washington, h.i.
"his il;iv (lit i liis .u orn tulr:iu-lit Nti. J'l-':tt
tr lit.-' 1. .-t- t.ftli.- S. K. J of Si-tii,!i
No. ltl, it, rovv,i;i! . ., 1:; Sonll., :aii: .Ntt,
; K.i-t, ;imi '::! .,:Ti r ! .f 'o i-how Tii.it .thi'
uii-l f-'t:jli i tiM.tt-. i. i' f: its tiinhri
r -t-orir Tt.iiii .r .i. iv if' hi ,i ! t.ui i.om-s, ;ttni
lo r.t , 'li-li his . i "to t.. - i..i luiul lu toii' tilt-
Kt-: i ti'f ;tnil Kt'i-t'ii-r ot l ftin otlii'i- .if Orison
'iti, t nv.'on. mi ll.iiisi'ia the tlav m
Kthni.iri l-:tl,
Hi; ..mi s Hi .vitnts.Ms; I. U. !ro.M'in.
:-i l-liiln tilils, .1 A i!aw Uins anil M. lit t'. itl
a i ' l S-'atiii-. W ishincton. Am
I'.'i all I ii t son rl i.tn.ll. ,uii'si'h tilt' ahull
ii" fl ii.i i! !ain!s at t i ijiu'-fri! f., til- tjit'ir
lll'lis i:, thlH ..l!'i I' III Iti'f.nt snhl Jiithilai
f t t-hritari I -'tl.
.1. T, AI'I'KKSOX.
l:oistir.
Nitlicc f'oi rnllialiitii.
t'llitw! St.it. s l.antl Ollna; )
(tif.'iiti ( it, nrr: ii, (li t L', !s!i. j
No I II 'K is hi tt:tn yivt'ii that id I'lJlup'i.'inri'
i It tin- 'r'vis;..iis of tht: art t t t otitrrt'ss
't.iniii: , l-Sis, t'nt'tit'.l, An a"t for ttit' si!f
.1 li.nhir Ihmos in itic statt'H "t I t'tforniu,
trt'i.'ii. Ni t uita an.l Wasfiiiii-toii Territory.'
Ii--.tr II. I'lrouriiiiL' of St-ittlu f.unty tf
Km'.'-, St .ft: of iVashtliL'toit, h is th;K ilav tilt-'ti
nthiiollii'c I.i-t Mlorrl t-ta't-llit tit .No.
:tl .', for tht- i.'i-.-has,' of ti c N. W ! of Set'.
No 111 tl:is., r.2 f, ami will offer to how that
;he lain! sotu-ht is iiitirc va'.u hit-fur its titn
l it-r or stone than a-'i i - u'ttiral purimse, aim
stah.ish Ins i-laint to suit ian.1 ln-fort: tht
Ki-irit-tcr ami ltui::ii-r tit this oitn e at Ori-i'mi
:uy, t-soii. on l-'ritlav th.- JT'h tlav it
rel,Mt:vy, l.sni. lit: nanus as Witnesses
r. .lame.-', (.. r.ilinoiiil.-., ll . A. liaiikilis.
M. Il. i't. ail of S.a'tle, Wash. it yi.nil all
iersonN eiaiii'iiiif atlierst ly the iiiintc-ih s
riheit l'.itiils arc re itlesteil to lilt: 'hetrelaiin.
in this o!t:i , or liefule sahl l!7il, tit'l -.1
ht hr'iart, l-:ii.
.1. T. AI'l'i:i:soN
lit v'l-ter.
n(i ' Tor I'lililii-al Ion,
t iiitisl stati n I..1111I oiliee )
Oie,on.City. 01 , .luiy III, !.yc). )
')IK:l. is hert lil it-itn that 1:1 eon -ohan.-e
wiiti tht? pro. isinns of the aet ot
la. .-n ss if June ::, lh7s, entitltil "An aef tor
the sale of timhei lanils in tlltihtateH of Call
lornia, Ori son, N-vaiii ami Wasl.jnirto.i
Ic-.-ritory " Margaret lleiitt. i f Seattle,
l.'-'ili t of Kim;. State of VI ashi"i.t..n, has
tllisil y fliieil in ttiis olhee her hworn htate
meiit Nil, -i lllt. f r the -ii'c hase of the S. W
1 ot sei tif li No li, .i 'ioW.ihhi No lit
-south, H i- No :i Kast ami will otTer nro ,
to sh w tnat the lan.l HOU'jht IH III'. 10 vaiua
ole t.-r its tnnl-er or lone than tor .-ri..til-i
nr i .in ;i sett, atiil to esfainish her t:laiin to
sa.'l ati , ;M-fore the Ittyister anil lie,eiver
r ihis ottii:e at. O.e'i.n City, onu'i'tt, on
1 hlirsilay the 't'.tii tlay of Kehruary, Isill.
She t.a-iit h -is it-ie s. t; .lames, II. C
Mro.vi.ti L., Ceo. I., ni.-ii.! . athl W. A liai
Kii s, ail ti Si' .tt't , . a.-hiiiirt'ill. Anv ulni
:il: 1 n'Mtiis i;!iiiiiiii.Lr ailttr-ely the ahoi-
te.-. ri .,il lai.ilsate tuin -t.il to title their
e'ain.s iti thi- otli.-eon , r In fore naiii L'lith
naj of f'e 'niur, lMM.
J. T, AI'i'KKSllX,
Keisler.
ni ice lor I'liMil Ml ion.
f.AMi On h k at Oi:i:oox City, Jit j
.Nov. 13 1N!M).
XilTK 'K is In tt-liv pvt 11 that the
idIIiim iiio-i.ameil sctllt-r lias lileil
11 .( t . 1- 1 . t Ins 1tit11.t1.11 'o mnkt' lin.'i!
t.) "ti' iti h.i; pot t ot I1I8 cLiiin. aiiti
that .sai l print will lu loaili: lieti.r.
tin' c ,0 i:ty clerk nr Linn cmn-
'V at Albany, On 140:1 . 1:11 .J:itiuaiy 'A.
ISH1, viz: I.atavette Y. il.-im.
II esN'a.l Kntrv X. Sl!l!l for tite
X. V. J t S. U" j nt S. .1. t,i S. V. j
mill S. V. .j ..! S. K. j ..fs. c. 'J.'. 1 . 'J
S., It. 4 K. lie iii.iiii'.s the f.iiltui in-c
itiu ssi's to prove liib coiitiiitiniis
lesidenec u poti -onl cut' v.iti.ni nt
lid lull. Under tec. 'J."!01 K.
S: K. L. Caitie". A. 1. llianlsley,
S. . Irani and Henry Suseim, .ill it
Ki:o.U I'll lli, Lillli Ci'l 1.' V Oli ooll,
I. T. . el l i:son.
Ui-oistrr.
olli-nl' I'll lilif.K lull.
I' nit Kit St ii t 1. 1 mi' k rn r.
Oregon fily. Or, Oil, 'J ls'.m. 1
N'O TlL K is hereby i;ivi i tliiit ill i-olii-pi
i t iit e u I1 U the pi 01 1.- it ins of llie aet
o! tntl.'lfss of June IsTS, ciittt '.. '.I
Aii ,.el ..' Hi.- sa!" 0. tinil'.-r lanils
in li t- Slates of 1 aiiii'i l i t. On i;oi . I
N .. 1 1 1 iitid 'A a Ion -.'Ion Ten ilnrv," '
Willi. 1111 A. llanl.iii-. . ! Sim I ! le. e.iiui ,
y ..I Uiiii'. Stale of W 1-liiiiL'Ioii, li.'
l.i-ilav lilt .1 in litis 1 nice his Mil. 111 i
1 ili'liieiil No, -ill 1, for lli- purilia.se
I 1 In- N. K. '4 .a -f.-. No in, in Town
ship N.i. Ui s.'lil ;i, K.tiie No -J K.-t.
ami 11 ill niter point tt, show that t!.e
land sou lt 1 1 1 is nun e valuable lor it
1 tinlter nr ,-t. lie Ilt.in for airricilUllta;
pni'pitM-, and to estal.lisli l.i-i claitii I"
said land before llie ili-'ister JillO l!i -
i-i iii-rtit liiis ollice at Or. i;oii city. I
O'l'iron, 1.11 I ri.Uiy Hi.: liTlli day of
Feli' tiary. ls;il .
lie names ns iiilness- ti. K, .lame-,
. Ktlttinmls. II. I!. ltrowning and
M. lleivilt, all or Seattle, U';i:-ti.
Any ami all persons claimitur advesely
the aliove-ilt scrilii'd lanils are ri itlest
ed lo tile tlieir claims in this oiliee on
nr li. f.ir.: said "iT 1 1 1 day of Febiuary
ls-.ll.
.1. T. AIM'F.KSON,
ltcgister.
D EST IT I j T K W 0 1 ! K M KS
Tlk Situation in Poit'and Grow
in More Ucsp'rate.
AI'TEAl. I!V TIIK MAVOK.
Hs Demands Th t tb-: D ion Pac lic Co
:?ay the Discharged M n, Wi,o II .ve
t Mothiog to Kit and No M ney.
i
j
PiiiMl.AM), )i c. 2S1. The situa
tion of the army of railroad v, li
en, forced int itl!eius by reason
-f the cessation of construction on
te Sound extension of the vJnion
rii'n;, js growing more pitiable
.tiiil desperate every hour. - Tlious
intls of men ate now living hoiiie
li s ;;,id pnre eliiot v in Ilii c.itv
iiiti'iy ec 'us.- oi t :
sva::i! ;!"ji:s 1 1 ii-1 i i Is oi
ness as a.lop'.i d bv th-
flow and
i'i busi
compan v.
Mr. .1 II. s mull, ttie couttacior,
vi!l in' In te to morrow iiioMiir.tr.
!! MiMit in :i',tl: 1 ex pectin.' t
.ei money to p.ty his disi.hato:t'.!
employes. He was disappointed
tin: toe nun aw irrowin i'.-. -pe-:;k-.
1 1 muli etls o; (bent
s (. 'piiijj evcty ii'ii' in the public
' 1 1 ' 1 llniis on l lie I .a re lloors, ai.d
111 .-t of them have but little ot
ni.thing ti eat. Wha will !-e
lone to-liijiht has mil yet been iic
ciiled, "1)111 immedipte steps must
In; taken. Over It'll men cams' in
las nifjlit.
an . i 1 1: A 1 . fiJoM 1111: may..k.
At o'clock this itttertiOoii
M-iyor 1 1,'l.ashtiiiitt n 11! the foi
t . -i 1 1 -4 se!.-ex planaiory dispatch
to Omaha :
Poisri.Axn, ltc. 2'.i, IS'.tn.
S. 11. II Clark, vi.-n prc-idci-t
an.l t'lier.il manager I'liimi 1',.
cilic vaiiway, Omaha, Xeb. D-ar
ir: Nearly llMMi dls-cliartred and
111 paid employes of your const 1 11c
t ion department are 111 Cortland
in various states of destitution,
having walked here from tamp,
many of them liejrjjin;: their way.
Several linn. lie I oi tiiese are beiiiii
led and bulged daily by the city
and by private ehitity. -:1 ibtHtr
11, en hold unredeemed time checks
which the contract ,rs have 1:0
ii.eans to pay, having exhausted
their own resources, and bein un
able to old-sin ftom your company
aay jiortion of the .-fo'iOHiO now
iiic tliein on tii"ir in'tia. t I aub
tnit that the I'liioii l'a.-ii'n- '. 111
oany is directly respoti.-ible f..t t!ie
i ondi;ion in which these i:ien are
eft by the Midden abandonment
f its contracts, and is bound in
ommon honor and decency to
lake instant steps for the relief of
their destitution until such time!
.is lb" wages due them can be paid
in full. Van 1'.. 1 i-.Lasiih 1 r,
Mavor of Portland.
W.iSNAM VKKIt ( IllTK I.IOII.
i'lio Civil Sirvli'tj (IiMitiiiissioiu'rH
Are After His Scalp.
Wasiiivoton, I'.-c. 2'X Th" civil
service commission has addressed
1 lengthy letter to the president
regarding the annual report of
l'ostmaster-t ieneral Wanmim iker,
in which the latter naid th- 1
nervine examination, pai tn ...a. 1..
is regatds postotlice employes.
Might to be improved. The state
ment that fiom one-fourth to 1 tie
third of llie men furnished bv the
commission throueh the railway
mail service examination, have
not proved saiisl -ctiry is denied
by llie co'iimssoii in the letter,
which snoiis lh.it more than niiit!
tentiis of iln-xe uien ate still in the
nrviie, and the commit-sioneis
xpress surprise fiat their work is
not satisfactory. The commis
sioners say the ligurcs of W'anna
tmiker'H dim. leport contiadict his
.is-ertions.
A IlUi (iliVKliNMKM SI'IT
Against tlic Southern I'aeiile nini
Ot In r lltii-MrutitiiiK,
S'aN 1'iiANiisi-o lec. 2'.. Suit
i,a been begtni in the United
Styles circuit court by the United
States government against the
Southern Pacific. Hadroad Com
pany, the Atlantic & Pacific Kail
to til t'oti.p inv alnl- lhi' Western
Union Teli'grai.h Company. Sim
ilar suits have been filed in other
circuit cinti in liill'erent parts A
the Uniti'tl Stales. The purpos
of the mi ts is to compel the sev
t ral coiporations enumerated to
operate th"ir own lines of railroad
ml telegraph under tle-ir wn
fi.inchises and to set aside 'he
leases made in violation of tb.
icons itir-ced upon with the gov
et liuient.
1
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I .VI I'Oli I'A NT TO SK I TI.KKS, j
A Ktilini; fr-tiii Seeietaiy Noble lit- '
eeiveti nt Oregim :ity. j
W siiit: roN, Iec. 2'.K ,!' t-
tiiy N'oltle to day, in restionse to '
in.piiiy fieiii the b cal land ollicers ;
at iie'on I 'it v, lifgoii, holds that :
a t applicant who prior to the act !
. t Augu-t :!0lh last, had p- !-ci d j
a title to acres or more i.ud r i
t he geii ral land laws. ma . m.ii 1:
liiat act aiKpiire title to :',1.'0 act. p
more. That is t say, th- act is
not retroactive, and hete'e iH lim
ila'ion apt'lies only to the an omit
which may be acquired alter the
passage of the act.
A "CAI SK CKLtRliL."
TIir Killlns of l-iistiuaster Mat
tliews Was a Political Murder.
Wamiinoton, H-'c. 2.1. The
St.t.- says the killu.g of .lohn
I'lentis-i Ma'.thews, posimaster at
Cariolltoi), .Miss., by young
McHride will probably turn out to
be a "cause celebre." A Mai te
porler ye.st' iday saw .1. M. Mat
thews, of Mississippi, who was
republican e litli. late for c ti gress
against (ieneral llo. kri- at tiie
last .'lection, and who is also a
brother of the dead m Mat
thews had just ieci ived the!" blow
ing teleurani frnu (;.,i tolliou :
'John was murdered by a 1110'n
He had been noli'ied by a dozen
men that t he niob was going to
kill him th it day. He saw the
men with their guns and got a
rille When he did ibis" the slierill'
arrested him and placed him
under bontls. John pointed iluee
men out to the alien If and asked
lit tii to anv t th"in and protect bis
lit - The .-henil' refused. It v. a.
'i plot and all were in it. When
1 1 went lo th" ho'el for din; er,
McHride who was slill in his .bug
s'ore, shot him down with a rT"T
gun, killing .him insluntlv. Me
lltide lired live shut.s at nini lio'ii
1 revolver after he it as de id. T.'ie
mob then began da 111 ing and
.siiouiing aiomi.t the holy wi:h
lii'.'inest viie aittise r-n I 1 nr.-. s.
-h.iiii h.:.l rct't ivt-d s.-.rai aiitioy
moiis i.-ttt. s. 'elhrig him It - must
liMVe to u 'file ni;i:d' . r 1:0c
:ree, and all h- cause ih ;. must
ii ve the post ollice."'
"My bto'h r," -ai 1 M ut'icws,
"was only 'l y.-ats old. ' lie wa
the lir-t republican postnia.-i'. r to
take the Cario'i'on ollice for 11111 y
years, and it was lr. eiy :u th 11
sio it -piiblica 1 l'Oit'ti h ild the
ollice."
Oi-i'i;oirs A iii.-ttiiit Looks Small.
CiiK AOt), Iec. 2.1 The Illinois
state board of ajiicuitme, at .1
meeting to-day tl- cided -to ask the
ie.'isl.lt'ire to i'.pp! dpi late Ifo'lO.liOO
I r -i st lie exhibit at the world's
i a i r
THE1)AY1aC0N(JKK$S
l!AHO HAM IJ.KCTlll TOO
M N V SKN. V:i:s.
Tl'i-y Kxperifin'e Kirtii'iilly i" T.1I1
in Tlieir Se;ils iiiseussion Con
tinued till till' Kleclillll Hill.
Ya:s1!,xi,io-, Ucc. In the
senate to-d iy the credent ia'.s of
t icing- L. Hioiip ai.ti W. .1. Mc
Conneil, s 'imt'iis elect from Idaho,
wi re presented. Slump, who was
pres nt, took the oath of ollice.
Vance remarked that Idaho ap
peared to h ive ele. ted nio:e than
ils sha-e of s'-n it'.is. ami thought
the m it ler sboiild be referred lo
he committee on piixileges and
.-lections. Alter a warm discus
sion betive ui ar'.isle, K-agan.
spoolier and ot hers ic-aiding .i;e
legal ty of llie election 1 three
senators bv t he Idaho .e-islature,
the credential-of shoiip atnl Mc-Conm-11
were refetred io th- com
mittee on piivdeces antl t-lect i ins.
I loar a Itlress 'd the sen t- on
th- eli-ction bill. In the cotir e ot
bis return ks he sai.l thai the sli ug
-le lor the pending bill a stru--g
e for the iii-t step low ;-.id estab
lishing t he doctrine to iiicli the
American people were p edged by
their history, their ("institution,
their opinions antl interests. They
could not know in iheir citizen-
I snip slaves, vas
or inieiior
races. llie 0 muuttee thai re
jioib d if h i i merely uiulci'iaken
lo act on the a-ivice of S. S. Cox
and other leading d-mo -t.it-, to
extend ttie ii -neticii-n; system of
the e. eetoi.il snpei vision i U'eic-i in
New York to o'.hci parts of .lie
country. II.' said the senators
would put li'i ll the w ho e militaty
p.'Wer of the governit cut lodefelid
settlers ag.nnst Indians, although
il.e latter had been piovokcd by a
bun I red years of wroii-s. .aild
they not al-o p. ..feet them against
the unprovoked on rag' s at the
1 .oils?
Ii ..l.ii'.ly 11 11 r.l.t fit.
1'nliKS I ( illo , i:. ( )f , I !(('. '.!.-1, S-
Sal u rd. -v ni-t.t (dn istophi-r I bach,
ai"! .Vi, u;.s found iti a barn bv
his brother with a tctrililc woiiiid
extending enli:eiv through his
bodv 1: was itivcn . ut iy his
hrot her. Abraham li.a. h, who
f.-nnd hi:u, that iie had been
hooked by a . cow Physicians,
however express the oniuioti that
the Wound was cause. I by a bullet.
The testii lony a! ti.e coroner's
in.jllest showed th l som- t.o .hie
had exi-ted between the deceased
an.l his t.r..lher.
.tilt t-.soii t. 1 i-hl .Mm 'trb'lt.
j San Fit.wi isco, Pec. 20. Th
j d.tei :01s i f the California Attdeiic
J chin a! a meeting to-night ih e 'ded
' t 1 mat. h .1 im Corbet t ami P-ltr
j litcksoli for a coalesl to a ii 'ish.to
; take place belor the clu't i exi
: May. The purse is to be .fbt.ooo,
I .S'tOO of wbi.'h will g- to tiie win
; ner. P.oth ,iigi!:- ate 11 w in
' tuis city and have s gniied their
j w illingness to ace Td 1 he terms.
1 - .
j Weallier ileport.
'' IMMNlil'oX. Pec. 2.1. A storm,
! motlera'e in energy, is centra! Ibis
morning in the Sr. Lawrence val
' lev. Snow is falling in New F.ng-
land, the northern part of the
Middle Atlantic stabs, antl the
Lower Lake regions. In all other
districts it is generally fair.
Warmer we-ither w ii! prevail to
day in the Ceuttai and F.atcru
portion" of the country.
Vacant .PinlKesbip Killed.
Coi.K.w, Pec. 20.-K. II. Sulli
ran has been appoiutc i superior
judge, vice Judge Ruby, resigned.
MORE KLOODiSHEI).
The Ti ericlicrous Indians While
Being Disarmed Open Datt'e.
SKVEI1AI. SOI. Ill Kits KII.I.KII
Amiiig tLc D.J li Cipt. Wd'aci- Th
IcJian Trouble Aij.iu Asjuuiin.; a
Mare Serious A-p?ct.
CincAC.o, Pee. 2'.1. Colore! Cor
bin's t.rniy headipiarters here, this
morning reciveo a telegram 1'iolu
ieneral Mil-s, a: Hapitl ( ity, S.
I ,.,conlit iiiin- the Associated Press
d'spaiches of la-t niht about the
cajdure of Iiig Coot and his band.
As the military apitoached, the
hostile: formed ;n a loiirf line of
battle. Majo. Whiteside hiou-ht
his men up into line, and when
they came within niie shot, P.ij
Knot c.ime forward on foot, 1111
:ii med. ai.ti signacd in.it he wanted
to spi-ak- nii.'i th- major. I he
latter walked out ai.ti met t'.e
chief A.i they cnipe 1 award l.i..
foot e.v'i iided his iianii in tokci:
I peace.
-1 am sick. My people bete
iViliit peace.'"
And Mi'jor Whitehea I cut him
shor: with 1
"I won't, nor .(i!i I have any
parleying at all. It i either en
coiiditioua' sui!. 1. .hr or iight.
Wln:t is your answer."
"We surrender," said the chief.
" We would have done so belore,
but couldn't find you and con! 1
not iiiid thesol.iieis tj suirt nuer."
Then, at a signal, his warriors
tailed a w hit- ll::g. In le.-s time
timn it t ikes to wi'ie U, tie mill
tin had iheii' prisoners siirro ind ni
and a courier was hastened into
Pine Ridge aget.cv for the oilier
f ilK tro ps of the Seventh ca'.aiiy
m l Lieu'emint i'ayiot's syoiit.- to
iiei; g iard and disji1-!!! the p.uty.
riiere are 150 A Mi ri'.rs, ;di pei -iectiy
armed, ami "50 spiais,
tosjether with many cimdreii.
1. tn. it. A re.!!. or ivcchid in
this city this aft.irnooii th.it .1 scri
ms light had occurred when the
tro -ps ttied to disarm Uig Pool's
hand, was continued by the re
ceipt of t tic folio a ing ielegri'in by
t Vtl. (.'orbiii, from (ien... Miles at a
late hour to-ni;:ht.
I.' -l iii Cn v, s. p., p e. 2.1.
(.'oi. '-'iisvilie reports thai whil
disarm.i: g Pig Uoot's band a light
jcciirre.l. Captain Wnliaee and a
few st.ld i r.-i lino killed. Lieut.
in din-ton and nlueti .11011 were
..' .11 n led. This again coni'.iic ilis
i.e s-f. 1 ; ei-iit r 0: aii t..e I11tli.1i..
Aliu h would have taken place in a
short tin 11 had tins not occuntd.
Korsytt." iia I 1 wo i 11! ta'ions and a
1 Iolc ikiss gun. (S.gi.cd.)
Mll.KS.
V.SIII.N-iT.t.V. P C. 2:1. Oilic al
d spitche- lr on ieu. M lies, dated
dapid Ciiy. S. P.. were receo'ed
! en got t.yticn. Seiiolicld. te'linj;
I a l.ght in th- bad La-, .is to d ;v.
j llie 1. is: was: " w tiites i ie has
j 'our ttoops of cavalry ai.ti h.-ld the
j Indians till S-'oi s the reached him
I will, lour m re troops la.-t night,
i l Si.'iO this morning while dis
I arming the Indians a light com
I mcncttl. 1 t bin k very few Indians
have escaped, 1 th nk v e will
nave this matter in hand as soon
as all aie in post i.,n. There a
no precaution omit ted. the tight
occurred near I he head of Wound. . I
Knee creeu. I have ju t seen
many of the i u.i an who went . tit
lowao! lo'-ytue this morning
come hack.''
The next di-patch says: "(i-n.
ihooke telegraphs that 1-5 r
sylhe re'-orte lint while dis
arming Tig Foot's band this
morning a lively light occii red.
Captain Wallace ami live soldiers
wer- kided. Lieutenant (iarhng
ton ami liftcen men w.'ie wound
ed. 1 he Indians are h-iug lninted
up in all directions, and none aie
known to hiv-' gotten licit
poniis. lien-rd II;'. oke also re
p .its thai many young wairi.e'.
'hat were goii g out fit 11 the camp
in the Pad Lands to the agci-cy
have gene iuiiai.i i'.-isy the All
the troops have beet, notilied."'
A liter dispatch siys: "(ien
1 ral llit oktt rc or'M that 1 wo siioi.
wete tired m ar Pipe Ridge agency
by some or.-' later in the
day, ;iuvl seveial weie fueii
inreluin. Ju:li-a large iiumbcr
of Two Strike's bind tan awai
and the a-et cy is gc; eraliy x
ciie.i. I his makes n.a ters io .k
Inoi e S: I : -us."
-IliiollMi III.
O. .11 .
Lincoln. Neb., ,,. 2'.. T!i
Journal has irom Us spec ill cor
1. so 'iident t he follow ing story ol
h" light Itelweeii I in" t loops and
Pig Pool's Indians ;it tne camp at
Wounded Knee.
At S o'c'ock this morning lie
1 !' -op-: h ere masse 1 about the In
dian village, the I lo'i'hktRS ii'is
overlooking :he camp, not. lift y
yards away. i'ol. cotsythe or
dered all tiie Indians lo . ome for
ward, away fiom the t-nt-L They
c ime and sat in a hall citcle until
o n: ted. Pisii.ouuted t to ips W ere
th Ml thto'Mt around them. An
oi.n r was then gi i ( u to 2 1 Indi
ans To jo and g-t their gu-.s. They
returned w b Ii only ln guns. A
detachment t; troops at mice I e-
gau to search tiie village, finding
ils gnus. As this t i-sk was abotr.
completed t -e In lians, surrounded
by c imp tniei K and P., began to
move. All of a sudden they threw
their blankets to the ground,
ll bione.l 11 1 1 1 hei I I': lli.j .1 tt.l Im.. a.
I c. . : '. 11.. . . i t . . .. . . .' .. .
iii in;; rapioiy ai ine troops 1101
feet aw ay. The troops were at a
great disadvantage, fearing they
1 would sie ot their own comrades,
j The Indian men. women and
! -. ' 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 li.en i .iii to tliA Roiit.li t hA
! battery tirinsr rap div as they ran.
Soon mounted limps were after
:hem, shHitii'g tl-em down on
every hand. 1 h engagement
lasted fully an hour and a tiulf.
To the south many took refuge in
a ravine, from which it was diffi
cult to dislodge them. I should
estimate the kil'i d and wounded
at 2d. .lust now L is impossible
to state the e.vict iiumbcr. Fo'-
liers aie hiotncr them down
wherever fouml. The field was
ne of great c illusion, horses
I'tinnirg in ev ry d rection ai.d the
111 -ii for a few moments frantic,
o.iing to the tit lortunato way
they wer- place.!. Captain Waf
'ace. of K troop, ws the only oth-
i-r killed.
Pi the fi st toad in Ji of Indians,
I hose of I hen. Jm had, net guns
iltat ked the Hoopers with
knives, clubs j:ml t. midiawks, and
lei r Cait'ien W r.iiace was struck
down with a b". w from a hatch: t
on' the heal. Father Craft, a
Cath-dic missionary, received a
diet wound, which will prob
:b!y result fatally.
Lieut, t iariitigt'in, of Arctic ex
nlota'ion fame, received a serioi.s
loaiiitl in the arm. A number of
II .n-C'ttiiniis-ii.'ned otlicers aid
;i ivates were wounded, probably
twenty-five or thirty in all. Se-
i id of these will likely die. As
his dispatch is bei 112 written the
toops are still pursuing the ln-
ti.ins in evcy direction. Tie
I respendent snyst the Indians
oust have Iteen im.d to have at
tacked the number of soldiers wl o
..e e gathered about them, time
t ing only 120 bucks. Tne coi-
f-'poiidi nt tlot-bts if any of the
1 n.lia'is w ill he left alive to tell
! e In e when the soldiers get
lnongji the day's work.
liOLO bTniTik)bfry
A CHICAGO I'.ANK KIKI.KI AT
IIMill NO .
llie ISnrclars Locked tlio Cahler
in the Vault antl Secured the
.11 one V. hut Were Caught.
CittfACio, Pec. 2t. A few min
tii. s past noon to-day three men
itered llie Merchants Exchange
ank. Two of the men went to
no windows in ti.e bank, pointed
i levoiver at Lynn, assistant
shier, who was tie only one in
ie i:n'U, :t.,d ordered him to
n tne door at the rear and leta
bird man in. Lynn dd this,
.hen the tohber knocked him
loin and kicked l.im in the
to .iii. h until tiie young man was
moletelv heh l. s-j. Then he e(
' red the vault, t-tolc from the safe
! hree :f50!) pa. kag. s of bil is, son.e
ii o.ge iin.la box co itaining deeds
C'd nmrtgigej. Then he p'ekid
ii,t Lynti threw him into the vau.t
n 1 I--ck-.-d the do .r. l lie burglars
then po'. their spoils into a sick
..id taking a bu..gy drove (loan
in' s rect. The lcok-kt e er,
i .lis', pa setl the men at the et.
' i- ce to the bank, and on getting
u-id w is i-urp! is-d t tin I thw
.en t 1 t '.c ' ph.: ii.i ne present,
.ie hioiie.liy opciK ti the vault,
i hen young Lynn fell'out, hlo).iy
lt d groan ng that the bank had
i.'. ii ii. a-cd. Wilds gave? file
ilaMii a ! a patrol wagon was
t..rt--: in itot purs. nt of the rol
"(. w ho c.tti'd lie seen a mill
.lie:; I. At the corner of South
t'.icaga am! Cottage Orove
Avenue the robbers deserted the
b.ig -y, get ing into a covered meat
a -oti. A voll -y fioui theoHicers'
-h it guns s"on cus-i-l them to
iiif-cr! the wagoa. John CorliPit
-3 m su; !i-p.t)--rett, :iu. after a long
hunt the others wer, found in a
barn. They opened lire on h-ing
iiiscovered, and Patrick O'Brien,
a w iti hman with Hie police, was
li d in the thigi.. However they
s g c.e up, sin rendering all the
sooiU. They gave their nsmes as
Frank Pinii'tt and Henry
i' atherstone.
An Citl Olleiidf-i CaiiRlil.
Skati i i:, Wash., Pec. 2 i La
i ehe, "king of the opitwn smug
glers" who e-cij.ed from the
United SiaWs secti-t service o!l
ce:s while h ii)jC'.nveyed from
his iiome, Port llureii, .Michigan,
I t Peti'oit about two years ago, by
j'cuping liiiougli a car window,
a-io day c.ipture.1 at Oiyinpin,
vih rehewa' driving a laundry
wagon tin. ler the alias of llou
i..ger. Ileissald to be at the
li.-c. of the largest smuggling ring
:ii the Uni'ed Stales aid is Worth
i great d-al of money. The
capture Was made bv siKs iai in-
s pee or Cohleut., who has bet n
i lloAiug hi ui for several ve us.
lihiiMimeS KlHt Itirthriajr,
I. on i. on, P.c. 20. This is Mr.
i ila Istoiie'.s. .sist turthday. Murt
ui 'he new spit. eis of a'l political
shades not ce the ivrui at some
lingti and even the uncom
promising opp m-i,ts of ihe encl
a!h st iiesiii;i'i's political views
ptaist' his viti'iiv and the ipiali
tiesii! liis personal character.
Tiie Albany Furniture Co. are
removing their slock of furniture
into their elegant (punters in the
new Pal i i more brick. Their adv.
iviil lie found in this issue.
A general rain prevails through
Oregon, an I the signal service in
dicates a ai mer weat her.