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The public is invited to inspect the im
mense stock of Dry Goods
F0R 1891 AT
:W. F. READ'S:
Ilia Miortment is bigger than ever before, an.l lie is pre pare J to eatisfy customers in qualify
variety and prices.
The Holiest Market Price b for Country Produce.
rice ' z oTosorn. I
Have removed their entire stock of
Hardware into the new Baltimore
Flock. Call and see them.
Driri: Pure T7"3cer I
Jtind keep yourself warm, if you wotibl enjoy health and life. Tim Pasteur F. Her is rccomniei dod by all
phvei-ians a? th vrr t Call and see 'sow they work aril ;,-::rn pices. No onr; can allird
to d- iliimi! ! Fur an ! :.int I eati-i stove Unit wi!! make the roon c imfort
abie r a r-mkiiiL' :ovh o ranire thut is warranted In keep lhi ' ti v
in j; A biini'T. rail ami iwrlrnJ fpom our iminen-r line, cuiLi . : i -
all the in jhI ili'tiirable niaki-s of (;tuv(-s.
III I A 1 t-,
If I I I II ., - mm
MORE THAN
SEVEN HUKDlSED
different styles and difftr
cnt kinds of ;C7f- ? v
Tn3tonJ'me h:iCo inarJc. Tll...
WO tr. JDJJtaM, .
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TlK INDIANS
The Hostilcs Must Nor Sur
render or Die in Cuttle,
. KMIS II AS iikkx i:k aciik'.
Thrt !"oics at Vauc.nver. Wiis'iiEgtr,
Oidde.1 to Hi Re.idy to Join ia th
I'ry-Tlie IndUus Yirl.Hng- i'
I'ivk HiiMiK AfJKNW, .Tail O.-f-N'lniie
can -ll wlut, umler cver
of ilai knes--, the ln iiaiiH may
i rtakr. Tint I liev bay con'm-
i ialcd. -irnl lo 8till fwntliil-'t
an at!i--k up.iti tli agency is
l-ii.-v ! !-.' all well ini'onned
.co.l. Tliat tliey are now wail
ing ) pwii tnnity in alm t an
slaltli-ln.l fart. Uetl ('loin! is
iviog in Iiih liKiist in tlie inMrit Oi
Hi,- aliri'J "frionllies." At a
ign.il from 'be hostilcs, it is be-!i,-xi.
i,r will rominiiiiicate the
i.mi" lo tin! "fiieii'llics " 'J lie
ageiicv conl'l then lie a'.lackeil
iroin all m Irs. T.'ere areno.v lr h
l han a iIi.mi-jui-I t-n'.li. m witiiiii a
:ni! of lymliMiai (I'S- lefoe
l hoe stationed iii ti.r lield rould
.-ar!i liere great damage co'.lld he
done.
General .M:U lo d iv, an if im
lirerd with this fai r," ia extend-
nit brcaMvo:ku around tiie sclnxil,
.vbicli will comin.ind a larger
'xtent of th' "friendlies." lie
:il: i rrc.rivcd wor 1 irom (ieneral
ibO 'ke that a niji'i'xT of hostili-8
kirtt nikrhr trietl to break tbroivli
r;i-? lines and r-r !i. ii) Roelmd,
I'h y ioiind !liu lines loo ftror.g.
howrvi-r, and retired. (Jeneral
Miles has ji'aced Colonel Sfhafier,
of the First infantry, in eouimand
of the troops a" the agency. it
ting liear and lng Bull have
written to ieiieia! Miles that they
prop 'fe to come with 'heir follow
ers and be n-x' Indians.
1'isk K.i.iiK, 8. I., Jaii.li. Yes
leniay aiternuun all commands in
the ii'eld were ordered to nvi'eb
from three to five mil.s narer the
hot-tiles, bate la?t night the order
ra put intJ 'llrct. .At intrrvd?
of two or three days the cor ion
will be drawn more tightly around
the lio.-t lfg until they agive either
tr con n in peaceably or be whip
r'd into submission'. The depos
ition they diwpiay to aecpt the
overiures of (ieneral Mile are
"wivptible to but one iu'erprtta
t ill 41 V 1 ( I i hut. in tt-at. tbev nror-os
Pr-die in 'heir defense. i?bii'M
i.a' k''d np by the f ct " that- the
majority of lb hh wbo have :oin
in ure M-piaws and chil lren,' wiio
leg i red to g"t o'lt of the way. The
'oiuiiitr io of Ib-d ri'-ud is various
Iv inirrpreted. IFsgood f.tith i
doubted.
It ii- !rart:ed that I le; cal Mil-'-''
m-:i-4ci !"! ordenn.: the extcnsi in
"i tbi' br.'at-woi ks about thf
M-iiool louiids w.is ilae I the di1--rov.
rv of the ftri tb.it one of the
jlin.- of tlm' botiics, with the
aSria'atic of the ail 'ged fi in.llieK,
va to att ick the m-Iio'i!. The at
! u k wonid not be ma !e until after
iir riiildrrn had left the buil li'ig.
This ev;uruatiO'i was t i be aivom-iilitliH-l
at a liiven signal, a:d im
inei!i::trly pr- ceding it tin' srlrdais
At-iv io set upon and overpowei
t,ln teacher-. Th-;n the wotk of
!e-tnictioii was to begin, ( ieneral
Mii-'s h is taki-n ibif piei-ant'.-Mis.
(ieneral Miles s iys, "'At las-t ac
coii'its tin- Indians were lighting
among thrmsrl Vi s. Their ra:n:
kva - a pandiMiioiiiuin, there w::s no
h.'iid to Hie bostiles. The des
iieiailors were destroj'ing their
own people." If those Indiiins
who brlong to this ag"iicv come in.
tlie otliciR, the general thinks, will
iii lea vol- to jfrt hark In their own
reseiViitions, and the Indian prob
lem will be Mlved.
Sr. Lotus. Jan. !. A f-eci-d
from i Suthrii, (. T , av--: idii' h
exciten.ent prevails line regarding
thepeenl Indian outlook. Grave
apprehension is lelt and trouble i
expected as soon as the disarming
of ludi..ls heyiis. Uej oris n
mirding the srrioie ivss of the 'i1-
nation have lieeii wiiliiiei'i oy
roir -spo-idents, bu. it is no longer
a seeret ttiat trouble is iniiniiient
and the facts inns' be promulgated.
Peltiers along tltf reservation bo'
deris of course are more alarmed
Their position is most critical.
Kingfisher is in a furore. Geo
I'.. Liing. of that plai came to
this citv. and souirbt the oilire of
United' Slates Ma shal (irinies.
Laing stat- h that a militia com
pany has been hurri 'dly organized
there, an I a c-anpinyof minute-m-'ii
a'so formed. The Indian
mm re is no long-T a fak. Taing
staled th.it Chevenne and Arapa-
ho 1 nii ins ca i'i- into K nglbher '
ami pi r. !ia-d tvery cailrid. e
Ih it could m had. The a-j ert is .
serioiw. .Iitde S 'i.of thesuoreine
bench, said to-lay that inland j
towns shouid at one' organize in ,
companies to aid if necessary the
settlers aloeg the borders.
V NO !' V Kit MII.DICItS TO TAKK II IX'I
Vaxi oi vkii, .bin. !. Six com
panics of I'liUe l States troop lus
b-eii ordered to nol 1 tlieinse: ves i
in readiness to take the field at an i
hour s notice, presumably owing
to the reported trouble among the
Indians in Idaho.
Cabsos. Nev.. Jan. 0. Indian
matters in this state are assuming i
ii serious aspect. Over 200 bucks ,
have githered near Fine Nut w ith '
warp lint. All the Indians ab'e
to lig'd have left Genoa w ith sulli
cient anus ai;l atumuuitioii to
wage a disastrous sciimmtijie at
anv time.
l'linis Kec-irel,
l'oKTrl'ANn, Jan. '.Captain 1".
I.. Scott to day received ihe plans
for his new steamer fr the mule
leteen Seattle and I aroma. The
vessel W'U have 2100 horse power
an i ni'iki Iuit trips daily bet veen
lioints named. She will be a
sere'- projH-ilernnd is expected to
make 2-" milts ait hour. The ma
eiiinery cist is !f(i!i,00(t, and she is
built for passenger traltic only to
acromuio late 400. and will have
no eat.ng or (sleeping a'VOiniii'xla
' ions even f ir a crew. It will be
titled with rei-lining chairs in one
irraiid cabin. The vessel will be
finished in ninety days and will I
i lloaling palace.
The .M.llkrU.
Sis- Fit ini u , .Inn. ! Wheat :
Shipping wheal jl.Io1... prrrentil;
niiiiiig tl -I0i I. I-1....
Nrw Vii!:n, .Ian. li. Money on
i-ill, easv; closed oHi'reil.1! ; prim"
iiiei. an lie paper, 7c'H'; Meiiing
rx',!iuiii:e1 iuiet. strong; sixtv d iv
bills, llo.tr S"J:,4 ; deuiand, -IMi', .
I.IVi:i:i-o"l., Jan. CloSe,wheal
un.hiingrd.
CATTLE Till KVKS.
Wit A Mil. K.
UKSCMtATK HIIT WITH A
i.Ni KAIt SI'OK.tNK,
The slirrlll SIk.I mill One ..f the
Tliievrs Wounilt'il V I'onk; iu
Hut l'umuit.
Si'okaxk Falls, Jan. 9. O.'H
cr.i of ttiis c uinty ate loa- en
gigeil in a campaign against large
hands of cattl" thieves w.'iich have
been operating t hroiigiioiti the
Noithwest fur a lung time. Five
nieniheis of the hand mere arrested
on Hai ga.uati rierk ne.ir this city
t -day. " sberitr l'isgli, who w is
opera! big : aiiother patt of Ihe
co'intrr. went Io a lintis- near
Simig lo ai'lett two more of the
i'and. The thieves at oticeopened
tire upon him, which was it-turn-d.
In the t'usilade the sherill
was siiot in the leg and one of the
th'evt-s w iu wounded, but both
escaped. A .iNpaUM just received
iroin Spinv;:e says a posse lets
bjen orauiz -d and is nov in pur
suit ;f ihfc thi-jvos.
THE NUKKASKA
Till Alllanre Ciuveruor Stilt llol.H
the Ftirt.
Lincoln, Jan. !i. The iitoining
SM-sioo ol the legislative was
.vrtHled ill wiangiing over tie
ininitesol the jo lit convert ion
.ihich were badly mixed "ii nc
- o'liit of the roofusion. Ail o! the
newly elect -d -ta'e otficeis are in
iwoscssioii of their otlices except
Gove nor h'.vd, who is k p! out
by Governor Thayer, on the
ground that he is ineligible.
Towers, the Alliance candidate,
took his oath of otlico Io daw inxl
i- is said the leg.slatnre wid u
uizc him as governor. Goo.o ..
I'.ovd is recognized by the new
state officers, and they w ill report
to him.
A CL.SU OK AlTlIOttllV.
Thayer still ' holds the fori
tgaiiis' i.ivei ii'ir I toy', bis o'ojec
tioii Irt-iiej lh.t! !! d was never
naturalize I. and therefore ineligi
ble. Ihe b a.d if public lands.
io.ever, today assigned Boyd
pi n t-'is in alio' her part l the
cap.tol and be b- gan acting us
governor. The lirsi conflict of
authority occurred this afternoon,
wle ii a" telegram was received
stalii'g that an Indian outbreak
was feared in the northern part of
the stale and asking that the
militia now at the frontier he
placed to repe! the at'ack. Gov
rrnor Boyd otdetel adjutant
General Cole to make piep'na
t oiis, but Cole replied that he
would take unlets only from Gov
ernor Thaver. Boyd thereupon
declared Cole ousted and ap
pointed Geneial Victor V pia'n lo
the po- i'i.in. The r-ta'r militia on
the fron'ier po-.v has lo comiiian-
derr. I'havi r to-day petitioned
the supreme c.eirt tor a writ to de-
iriniit.e lioMt s position. tie
c ur wi I decide next Tuesday.
Boyd's lr:ends cliim that even H
he' as not leallv naturibzed he
:s a citizm .f the l.'nbe 1 States,
h cause he was a eitizeti of the
t rritorv i f Nebraska, aud wIicl
ii... ui.,i,. i,iiiiiiii-il i ii i l lu
ll lion, all its c lizetisw etc invested
with lull citizenship.
A Very SIIIj JoUe.
I'.m-vri-i.io. Ida.. Jan. .. The
fe us of an outbreak by the Sho
shone arid Baiui'n k, Indians on
Fort Hall reservation a. e without
f.iiin I it ion. The rumors of the
lio'ilce started here more as a
inane. ..f joke, but a niniilter o
persons iinaccus.loined lo t"'- tii;-.'--
ALASKAN AT FA I liS.
A Measure Bemfieiai to Our
Ivo thern Keighb.ir.
XKWS KAST OF TIIE ItOt KIKS.
The B:i; Erutr, Jolm T,. SuIIivir, Knock:
Do wo an UD'Cendiii : Mwsiapr
Rspoiter WaBliinf,t ;e N wa.
Washinhton', Jan. . The house
committee "ii edm-ati'-n devoted
the Mission to-day to Ihe consider
ation of the condition .f Ihe in
habitants of Alaska and deci led to
teport to Ihe hone a resoliiti.-n to
extend to Alaska the benefits of
I he act of IRS7 lo establish agricul
tural expel imental stations in con
nection with colleges in several
slates, and the act st:ppleiu"iilaty
I heivio p.isvcd last year, and to
ipply a portion of tiie proceeds ot
pubi c lands Im a more complete
endowment, and suppott of J:ricul-
ural Hiid mechaiiicat lol'tgi-s.
The elieets of this action ?.T!il be
to place at the disposal vl ' i-a-i-iinr
department oticy !. pu-"-chase
reindeer with which, it is
ptopo:ed to stock Alaska.
Til K DAY IX COXCKKS.
iiem of the savag'S
be.
a'aruie i and telegrapl" l loGovci
nor Willey for arms and troops.
sir-sfrltlclK Moiin.
Ciih tio, Jan. -Sunday next
at the ICiner.'t ney ho-pital here,
seventy-live or oue huiulrcu mem
bers of I he Masonic fraternity will
permit the skin to be cut from
their bodies tor grafting hhii the
bodv of John Oscar I'iekrrson.
whose recovery fiom an operation
for the removal of a cmcetoas
grow th, depends ntoii this treatment.
The Oregon Land Bill lp Vt-.i
niiirugaion.
Washinotos. Jan. !'. Ta the
senate several petitions for am!
against the Oregon land bill arid
resolutions deprecating any further
legislation in regard to silver were
presented.
Mouse bill for the relief of Major
Wham, army pynvisler. crediting
him with 42S,:M5 go eini. in'
tiinds, of which he was robbed in
Vrizotia, May 1MHI, was pissed.
Piatt give notice th it he would
ask I lie senate Mondav. al.er ihe
routine morning lnnin-ss. r cj:i
tier the house copyright, bill.
The linar.ee bill was then laid
'efore the senate.
IN I UK 1IOI r-K.
Th bill authoiiz'tng Okbihoma
1 'i!v to issue bo ids to provide the
i i.'iit o:' war to the Choctaw Cal
V ltailroad company through the
city was passed.
The house then went into a com
niif'e oi th-.'. w hole on t'ie private
calendar
Sen itor Stanford introduced in
the setiaie to l.:y a hill for the
ex'.ei.- ioii f tlie executive mansion
in atvN.rdance widi the plau pro
fe 1 by Mrs. Harrison, to em
Ij'ar.e the pre" rit i:i.i:;sioti a
private exeeutiv'". ei.largrd by the
idditio'l of an executive o.'i'i e. or
oiii.-ial w intr, on the west ::iei n
public wing, or gdlery f p'rMire-.
ii'slorie relics an I .:t treasures,
th '.'.bole atr.biti ct'lljl g.otip
oi uiing aii iii'-cr i ar' or garden al
.1 CO-t HO! to exceed S'.l"i0.'tiM.
.KIIIN I.. Lt.IV.siN..
Che I'.iK IMite ln e Us llnwi: a
N- niier lifp.rtr.
Mn.w ai ki i:. Jan. :. -lohn L.
Suilivaii arrive! here y-vteidiy
Irom t:hic:ii.'o with Ids c inpaoy,
.vhich opened Leie la. i,igtit. Ue
was in a very bad huuur, ar.d
shortly utter he lea.-:ied the i'inlik
'iiigtoti House a rei oi ter -:.p-j
pr iacheil him for an interview.
Hie pugilist was in the i-i:c.par.y j
i.f a huh-at i In-time mid. .'leciar-:
inir iiimse!f insulted at what he
c lied the piesuuiplioii of the
new spaper man in seeking an in
terview at such a time, he reached
forth and smote th- reporter on
the nose. I he repoiter fell all in
a heap, and it was some time be
fore he hec-iniC corseious. Sulli
van came before the curtJ'io last
night and explain d his side of
the affair. He said a hn-al paptr
lioil rit'..n lutii ;i "ro:stM heiraie'C
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the rt porter had come up to see i
linn ami In' nan reiuseu w in
terviewed. II -si' id lie ii el i-:;h d
the ivjMiter out an. i shut the door.
Continuing be said :
I don't care if lb" newspa 'it-rs at
tack me, if itdoesthcin good ft.'id me
no harm. People w id com to see
me ii my picture is a- b id as it is
painted. aud that helps u.e. .Ap
plause. Till: til AM I'lON SliATKll.
lor Oaimeliuc, tiflhe I tilted fclulea,
lier.atM All CiouiirtUurx.
Nrw in im;, N. Y., l.-n. li The
uumeol Joe Hoiiiigiine, thec!:am
pion skater, is on the tongtie f
N-wbutgeis evcrywtiere, and his
victory ovt-r all ct:npetit'rs t
in-teidaiil Wt diicsd ty is a I heme
tor yeneral conversation. A niove
ine.it as inauguratcil last night
to p ocuie fer him a massive gol I
......lal ci.t ui:t: iliamon.lw imi..
Ill I ..v. i .. ...... .. - -.
blematlc of the world's aioaU ur
i chanipionshi' , which tide became1
I his af:er the races of yes'. :rday.
I He has thus far won ten races
i inee arriving in I uiop.. II - lias
I pot met a sirglc defeat, lb. buhls
. .. r .utiiii'o'is-iiio iron i es tit
llolUi.d, Swiileii, laitiland, United
i '......!." n:
rtl.lien illKJ vim"'". inr iiiiii.-
Wfliienlay in ihe two-mile race
at Aiiisler iaiu lowered Ihe record
l.'J 1-6 seconds.
check for ff'2o. The forgcy was
so well executed that it was not
tie! erf ed until" ptfeented to the
assistant United States tieasurer
at Sail Fiviu-isco. Modoc Wind
was coii!ii!eiit;a! clerk to Ci'.ptam
I'.nllis. and was ducated at the
Indi ui 9 -bool at Carlisle. Pa. The
other Indians were educated at
ttie San Carlos school. All aie
addicc.il t oker playing.
Our lialiati I'fipulaii'tti.
Washington, Jan. !. The cen
sus bureau ha.- issued a bulletin
triving the population and other
inform -it ion regardim various In
dian tribe, exclusive of Alaska.
1 he bul'etin eIivws '.he total Indian
population o: tin United St; tes to
'e 2-J-L705.. Ties makes the total
population of the. c tmt y, includ
ing Ala-ka e-timated as oT.OOtt,
utuiofctCoOUGOO.
Iionirrectlon In the l-Iaut)s.
Maukiu. an. 9. The nes that
lOacbed here, via sai Fiancico
::nd New Yoik, a-s to th" iusuncc
t ion and bloodshed existing in the
'art-line islands between ihe na
tives and So npsh troops niartrcti
t tiere, caused a e n i;ierab!' sensa
tion here, it is lraicir ti-.a' tl..
t'.'ti'ed S'ates miv cis'"- be ivy
damng's In.m Spiin by losses
rUiTered by Auieliean cilix. i.s.
ASrOiUA IS HAPPY.
CUT. CITIZENS CONKinr.NT OF
SEtl lilMi A IlAlLl'.OAlJ.
1 Mlorla L-apitalUt fMr.-Iiase Hit.
Inlercsl ef Wiu. lU.ert In I lie
Ant'.iU & South t oast Ku.ol.
l'oitTLANi), 'an. II. H is stated
lclid.!le authority that several
.roniin-.'iit Astoria e.ipia!i.st w ho
tire interehted in " A'.tori i and
South Coast railroad cm-piny
iiave jtm pui chased a'l right and
lilt t a i 1 interest ! Will am Ki.t
;i the road. The sum said to b -.i'ul
is $50,030. Keid hi's h. en
j.respt-iit of tll" road until nver.l
i'v. A short time ago si-ve- teen
uAWa ni the ro al constni. te I fiom
oar Astoria to Clatsop ( each w as
p.nctiased ! 1. P. l'hnmpui tor
oO.'WiO. Thompson is said to have
icerciy bid iu the road for Colli rac
tor I. "tl. Smith, who had a nii'n-
.r of v.eavy claims rg-in-t. it.
-toti:' -Mpitali-ts are now ve y
-aiigmiic tiiaf a road wid be bu:k
sioii between Portland ami
tstoria.
DKCI.INEI) Willi TUAMiS.
:?r-i I". vf tVi's-liinsIsm iiffilsm tlifj
t ..nsul io-r.-i! ship' Japan.
r.iMi.NP, tr.. Jan. !. AtO t -
ni iu tpcal fn.iii GlAinjia,
V;;s'i.. say.- : Kx-ie. rii-n i d !!'
u.i'e lir. ii-s .tas s'i;p:is"."i to-thy
a Pen le n-c- ivtd the s il joined
.legr.tin !i"'ii senator Alien :
V..-i!INiiloN. .'::'.. tl.
Hon. Thomas 11. V- l.l-. " oitui
v on t. N-cpt ih t oiiti.l i.'-: eia!-liip
to Jap.-.i; ' Tiie climate i ic!igli;
, .l and the admit;is'r-iti"ti regards
i lie coii-julship i..--o:ie of the rh d,
st places in the cmisula." seivie
ne salary and fees u;e nojil
.;'.'iH)ia year. I have l.-.-pes of
'.euiing iU Act l o'r.i-tty ami
oiswcr i.y wire.
John B. Ai.i.r.N.
iirenis answered es tol.o- s : "
tt. mi ia. Jan. !'.
Jo!,!, V. A'le.'. '. Sir.aU I
cannot tec- 'i b fiimate ot
Walla Wa!l i:iL"eed with me very
wed. I think however ihat Gov.
Moore units a c'i.i:.gc.
TiU'S. II. FiHKNTS.
This is the jd tec which John F.
iowey, ex-mavoi of Glyuipia, ai d
ch .ii inan of th.' I. piib'ican sate
coKiuvttto, ac ip ft, but resigned.
FATE ur TWO E.M'LOKKKS.
WrllK nud l'rloc. r Ihe "FiH-.k
Leslie" J'artj I'rnliatilJ I.et.
San I TAMisio, Jiti. ! It is
r.ow an aliuost toievour ee'a'iusc.in
tliat Wcl a and I ri e. ef Fr.ti k
Llio's exploring par'.y, sen: out
r-y that journal to t-xplow an me
known stiip of laud in lnka K-H-miles
in diametir, are !otj'. Pr
f S3 r Gore lUvid f, t lii. f of
Vie Geo tt lie survey on this cohs',
ia eoiive.'sa'iou th a report. .-r.
b-t tbvp remark-, that " to provt
conclusively that the wholes- rvice
is in a state f dread over ths? tan
tiie btave fellows who for tie srkt-
f ti-ine le t boni" ai.tl Ir emb to
ihrO'i iit lit iipo'i ti e d nkitcss ot
ihe Alaskan ipicston Tnetemer
:tv of Weils and Price, both nU-'l
for tl'eir love of a-'veoture, has
carrbd them unpr.prnl sii.'. a
tectioii o A!asi;a where all is ice
a ad -now, where t r.fisjorfatio;i is
impossible and w1p.iv death is
i niii r.ent, their only ho; e, being
I icimproba! leonecf having fa'len
in witn In -liana who may care lor
t icni until the cmntry thaws
out.
FREKZINU TO DEATH.
Thi Did World i l::veri!ig f:oia
a Cold Wave.
I'GOt'LE 1'KltlMI l THKSTOBM
Vasiois Icc-Bai.ii.1, v.Me-Spriad Daa
u'ntiou Dracg) virovi-g Swept by t!.
Storm of qow id Ice,
IjtiMiox. Jan. There is no
si :ns of aba'riiir-pt .o thtt setei'tj
weather throughout Great Britain
or on the c'liitinei t. From all
P ants come sp.rits of suiTering.
In Great I'ri'aiti the severity of
the st-ason h -s i.ot lieen eiceeded
since 1st:;. Ti:- rives Thaii.es, lt
!.w K riiitiot:.., reii.ains partially
iroz -it and iia -.ti.:i is impeded
by ie llo.i s'. i tdiand newsi...rj,eii
iKcl.ue that li . tisatids of tlSoi;
in liiat It -ai"!i a e in ;t 'oUtli:itu 0:
Aia.'iv
k. a
seiii-st:n Vi.ttoii.
v.iiiiiitt'i s er- tjkii.g iDeas.iies
: r rt lief. In evt ry country on
,;ie continent th?r is suiicriin,
' cailte ti! liie severe ve;,ther.
ine coasts ol ib-liom. HoiiauJ
j ittl North Germany are blocked
v. ith i.-t . Mai.y stea'ners and
-iiij sore ice bound. At Ai.iwtrp
! 1,00'.) workmen are thrown out of
etiip'oymenf, owing to the iiiiiisu
ioy severe weather. Miseiy a;iiong
tte poorer t ljsses is intense sua
- i. It spread. IHuanite is to be
used at Copt lihageo harbor iu
'..i;h-s of getiing out th ice b -und
V'tr!-. Iti N thcrti Italy snow
t II heavily Kir some hours. The
i inabitanis of tt.at tegion are en -i.'.
ii g .'.cutely, - lit h weather beli.c
:i:.kn-iwn to tie in, ai'd it is feared
miiiiber p. r i-hid intbestonn.
It.il ways are nisi-b delayed. A
leUgraai from Madrid reports
heavy snow-tails iu Spain, and
sirs comiiiui.i aiiou v.iih sll the
provinces of Sp.iin is ditlicuit. Il
-.fiso rep ir!s the prcidence of ii;-it-naly
cohl weatlit r in Valencia,
-.. iie-e orange jrcves have been
...ept by tie storm, entailing
i' avy losses to the o. tiers. A
.io'ent sttirni, a- o'inpaiiied by
:;.-.! and snow, and extending a
i-'ioi distance ililtr'd is rt,orteit
: -:u Algiers, in North Africa,
i .e re .i t ia conpied with the
a -siira'tc- that nothing like mcii
even- weather waj ever known in
I. it it j;iuu t itir -. Advices trotu
:..-;s s y tiie Seinst is blocked.
ill ice ne.v liouen and the
-ne is frozen. A natnber of
i isioiis were Jtozen to ueath.
HIT IMKVrSTFRCOMKI.ME.
liKliaim Who I'laystl I'okvr.
Ti t soN, Jan. !. Advi :es fiom
Soloiiiouvillu savs Mtsloe Wind.
I Senard, Molt Motion, Apache In-
1 dians, w-re held to answer by
I I'niteil Sintes (Commissioner Blake
on a charm; of fonriiii! Captain
1 Bulbs' name to a government!
The Culir.irtil.t I.Ulalur.
S.MitAMF..ro, Jan. 0. The as
sembly met to-day and adjourned
until Monday. SKaker Coombs
aplioiiited a number o. pages and
porters.
Snow Morm In the Fnt.
Sr. Loi is, Jan. 51. now is still
falling. .Street car traflic is inter
rupted and all railroad Uaiin are
late.
Weather Imllciitiioi.
San Francisco, Jan. '.I The
weather indications for Oiegon for
I t Vt li t ntltrlakln - Will B
Aliacdone.l.
Ciiict .Ijii. f. i'resideiit Mc
l 'I'tiii.iiw liir-i .it-s ts.tr following
-t .fin.-nt t Assi.,-;..ted I'm ? :
"the Aiiiiriciti Ilovestei Vi-..
a! t s 'Cot iu the opinion of t-nii-n-'i-l
c-enisei Jti.ia dilierelit staff,
h.s hern broujht face tofaie with
.-ave p ... ij ot.-'f ijt to thetou-
iinniatio i oi t!.e .ferprite lor,
i i i'. was f .ruled. Thtr-eare
mi b a cbai-actei I a! alter Qioct
- i. ?s : il 1 ft r.-l'ul r 'iietderation.
iisi. in l as iwi-ii teachfd
i :.t !:..' whfle tinde'taking Must
:-li.'.I!iiol!ed."
' ::i. - . '.'-Tit' hardest
: .-.i.,. i.i.-i .i.i.vo io,; Har-.ej-Ur
r ',-t nil w-r f e le-i-ions of the
i linois Mel New Y.-rk rousts in
g;- :i.- i .-ug ir li n tci-es. Tht
iiier.-i- involved in the trii-t
.tr- s i jr ut 'hat vas agreed
." ',' ' i, tii c.it-i ;.l woi;'.l lie nece.
a-y pm it it p-in its feet. It was
'.r-ipo-rd to raise the ncCe3.-ary
Hinds w ill. in the coiapa"- itself,
bin the various coiirerus. becoin
!... t jibletied ut. the legal aepit t
1 aiS'a '-, rt-Iilsd o lie np their
Pitlivi :u i; st iiilisiiments, where
li-cy w nid be ban iicappe.l by
b--vyU-gil a-id iinanciai liabili-t:t-s."
11 -me in thit-g but dissolu
tion remained. A merry war ia
n-iw in prijspect. It is each firm
or i : self.
IVAStHMiTUN's I.KUIsLATlRE.
V.ery Senator Ha a Chairmanship
Holh Houses Atljouru.
t.-.YMi'Iv, Jan. t'. Pre ! I o:t
.Vilson ti-dj stbmittei i-j the
s-.-ntile a list of .-tin 'if.g ccm
;jii:tees. Eveiy sena'or gets a
c!iairniaiship and com pri.
Four bills wnc in rtnluerti in the
senate and a stem -i ial from S -attle
n.-ing congress t esntlish coast
te.'enses. The house held an un
i iipeTtti'it session. It passetl the
:rst ti.il. hoiever, extending the
lone of payment of taxes from
'-.unary 1 to March 1. Speaker
s i.tw i- h-iid at work on his iistof
tandit g cotnniitlt es and will hii
n .unce them Monday. Initlr
bouses adjoin uf-d 'ill Monday.
Malta C.iminaiidary Orcaiiixetl.
AniLANDr-Jiiii. 8. Malta ccin
ntnd. ry. Knight v -Templar, the
lira' comuianderv ol this rank in
Southern iir.-.'on, a el the iurili
organized in the Mali;, was insti
tuted w ith appropriate ceremonies
in Ashland last ii -ht. T. G.
KtMiif.i'f Jacksonville, was ebtcted
eminent t otinnan ler, and W. II.
Atkinson, of Asliland,genra!isimo.
Money I tt.kr. '
Wasiiinot.in, J.ui.'.l. The avuil
abie cash surplus in the treasury,
which was reduced to about 5,
(MiO.OOU during the rec-nt linanrial
Hurry, by the heavy purchase vt
Ininds, has been ltidily increas-
the next 24 h u.s is fair weather, j ing since the 1st tnst until it ln
colder. i now reached nearly 18,000,000.