Morning daily herald., January 14, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

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n the Threshold ot the lew Year !
The public is invited to inspect the im
mense stock of Dr. r Goods
FOR 1891 AT:
W. F. READ'S-
His aiwortment m h'v&tr Ih-.vi ever before, :uil lie is irt-pare:! to satisfy . utt m i ? in .i:ality
variety anii prices.
The Iliirhi'st MarkH iVkv Paiil Kr i'uniitry Truilucr.
Have removed their entire stock of
Hardware into the new Baltimore
Flock. Call and see them.
And koeD vonraplf wnr'ii, if you vouM onjov liealth aii'l life. The Pasteur Filter is reeomiiioi leil liv all
plivsieianf" as the verv Ivst. Call iitui see how thev work and learn Ilriee. No one can afford
(o ii'i wu utiiii oiij. roi ' l nni in niovr uiii niu iiliku uiu omui (.:oimoi i"
ahle, or a rookinu stove or ratine that i- varrantnil to keep the housewife
in p-l huniiir. rill am! se'ect fn-in -m r inmien-e line, ein!ii:n-ii:g
all tin- in gt leNiral!u inakts oi ctoves.
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MUi4L JLHA1M
SEVEN HUNDRED
different styles and diflcr-
ont kinds of Stove:; f.,r
Hfintoi,- i . .
ggiUSS h ...un UOflk-r-r ari)
T'oWorId-sBost- maaafaot
nwua ti,at . " ore trade
Jn tie , 'ot Haifa-;
me G,
Beware
Smith. Sz Senders
'HE liMlSLATURE.
II. Mitchell Elected U.
Sonator by tho Caucus.
S.
iKto.M) nivs i'i:okkiin;s.
Tl! Swum (f Clerks DenouuceJ as a
S.1.Q-U1 Mtny Bills Iatrotuced iu
Bolll Hsnres.
Sm.km, Jan. 1:5. The f-'eeoiiil
ila.v's Hi-ssion of llie O.eou lesi's
I ilur. l aves no luult as to the
i.iel I hat. the ineiiihr-rs propose to
put through a healthy volume of
Miriness dining the 40 day's al
loiti d to them, as hotli housea
i in !) I : a Lt-l y nettled down toaetive
work.
Tii st-at o: hotli the nieiiihers
ironi Uuio:i county, .lohn Me.Vlli
.xier and J. A. Wright, will he contest-!
i. McAlli -ter i a democrat
ami Wright i.s a republican. I'tias.
t ioodi-nouli, of Is'and City, i tiie
man who "ants to o cupy Mr.
McAltiirtei's chair, and J'unham
Wright, of Medic.il Spriiw, is
after the place of J. A. Wright,
triudulent voting is the claim of
hoth co:itehta:i.s.
T.;e e'e tioT of I'nited S ates
sen.it t will occur on Tuesday, Jan.
2 )tli, at 12 o'clock in e;tc!i le)i:-je
sep.ir.ne'y, and e tch day there
after a! VI in. in j lint convention.
The electbn of Hon. J. II.
Mitchell on the iir.st ha'dot is on
ce led. A joint cauc'is of the
p-'Uibiican lueinbeiH to-d.iy voted
unanimously t) re-elect Sen itor
Mitchell.
Am n.; the bills introd iced to
dav wac one bv Jeir M vers in file
f Mi
an
appropriation of
senate
4-: ;t mi for t lit improvement of th-'
Su-li Spring in r.ii'.n c iiinty. The
file ii" t;ie ."prini'S has been dedi
cated to the p'.thlii an i it is pro
posed to make f thrill a public
park. It i" g 'aer.illy considered
as a in -a ;ure thai tdiouid pa -v.
TIii- iu iieati-'iis are that the
canvas ot li-e g i'e; n u. ii i.il vole
an! lh- in 1 1 rural of t iov.-i nor
I'ennoyei- will take place in
j int s-'s.-iion to-uiorioiv. The
g )V-'rn irs iiiau.'nr.il a
C'Uiiji'eti-d lo- I iv. and
r.'iidine.-s.
Irer
all
1 WilS
is in
Five biiU for appropt-iat ions for
wagon rods have been intro l ice-1
to-day. four in the hone and one
in the senate. The ai'grega'e
amount called for by the-ie hills is
.ft:,0'M. l-'oity-eigbt bills were
int rodiieeil in the house t-d ly
and thirty-me in the senate, he
sides a score of re-olutions ainl
memorials in each house. TIii
h-ats the record of any p eceding
the tils' d iv of the session,
ix Tin; skna'i r..
The senate was called to order
at 11 a. m., by Piesilent m-ihoii.
After the roll was called, ptoceed
ings v re opened with prnyer lv
Itev. Hubert Whihikcr, of Stil-m.
Senators lawson and liilyeu weie
invited to seats within the bar.
The minutes were read and ap
proved. President Simon here announced
his appointment of committees as
follows :
Judiciary Tongue, Moore, Ful
lerton, Watki 8, Cogswell.
Waysand Means Carson, Moore
Kakiii, Fullerton, IJaley.
Klections Cross, Willis, Weath-erford.
Claims Crosno, Cameron, My
er. Corporitions li.ikin, Dodson,
I!l ickniitn.
I'ul.lie Lands Fullerton, Wat
kins, Fulton, Willis, Cogswell.
Mines Cameron, Didson, My
ers. Printing .Sinc'air.Maekay Cogs
well. Fe.'eral Uel ifnuis Willis,
Tongue, Weatherfor.l.
Kaiboiids Mack.iv, SincLdr,
Ndrv.il. Match, Matiock.
Public nuihiings Mirsch, Mil
t m, Carson.
lt;ids i.n! Highways Wait,
Tongue, ('loss, Looney, Veatch.
Cjuni iep Normal, Fikin, Mat
loek. .Mili irv Air.iirs tiat.-s, Cross
Ve.lteh.
Co uuierce
I'.l I'-kman.
llilt.m, F n 1 t o n, j J.-iiniiig
Hat h, Crosno and
each hotase to :i e t wfh tin- siiine
e 'niinitft'e of ;i-h;iigri.ii to liMik
after the fishing niilusiries on the
ColtimlSa river and regulate aws
goverijiBg tin; same svilh a uniloi in
law; a(rplel.
Senatp joint nieinoi ia! No. 1, for
irrigati.-iu of waste ano ari l land
in I'maXilla county ;ih preweniel.
Seiiase resiihi'ioii No. I. lo de
fine th-jjdiitie of ilii i ail road com
missio' or to tvp.' il t he bo.n-d if
railr'aT c-nninis-iotiers passed lo
second Te,niliig
Weatlierfoid, of l.inu eoiin'y, in
troilueijfl concurrent res ilu'i"n that
senate (neet in joint convent on at
I0:.'r)f" in . Wednesday, to can
vas tfieivok'of eoveruor and oliiei
State, tilices a::d t- be;ir :ui v :-em
munic(Jioil tie governor may w ish
tooflrtij';
rirrf,'4(iction of b'.'ls :
Itfjerg, to appropriate !f:'., '00
"for. t'ji wib!isjimei.t of to n
tprinii:-, iu Sodavil:c, O'eon, and
and ail "money not so sp nt shal!
be retained in ke-p such i uproc
inents in g.i-d order. P.tM-d to
second n'a lieg. Uii:eJ were sus
pended
I'.y l.oottey, to a oeiid iiu of
( re'oii ;n i"ir'.rd to establishing
count v ro'ii...
l!v Witch, t reiieal the law for
a b)a:d -jf r i iro i-1 c jiiiinis.rioiieis :
second rendi- g
I'.y M vets, amendment of la a s
fOreuon.
Cy Ciosno, to autho-ize thej is
suing of bonds by the W. V. it C.
railroad.
P.y Wiilis, to provide for the es
talifisliin of a board to log il ite
t ie practice of smgeiy in the
sta'e of Oregon ; sec eid reading.
I'.y Myer-, to define what snail
be terae-d criminal negligence and
for the punishment of fame; se
cond r a 1ii g.
J'.yKi'icy, for an appropriation
to take wittr from the Ui.es and
iublie siriiu's in re.:on f -r irriga
l Oil, tte. ; second reading.
P.y Watkins, to niain'ain poit
win railA'iiys on toe Coluurria
river at certain points; sec!id
re nl tig.
l!y i;;;u-k:n.ui, to provid tfotOi)
for a ao!i ro i'l from Mo-iuiiient
ti John i'ay. in tir.tnt county;
s?e-i!id leading.
f;y Coi;-.-li, t protect employ-
in t:ieir c.a ni lor w-'ges: s cond
reiulin.
I:y llir.-ch. to provide f r the
the c iiip!'i ioti of tne capip-l.
I'.v I', ik-n. t ) amend crtaiii ;u-ts
regula'ii'g the leconling of con
vey. i:;-s in Maiiiii, l.a'ie and
l.inii.
.-en itor Toii'.'ite i !i.tirm;in of the
j 1'iieiM'V 'loiiHiiiitee, presented re
port o! t hat committee r-c:.iniu-nd-iug
liiat. i'iu h co'iiniiUec mploy
o;ie ;:;i-rk if they ti id such Iclp
iiei-essaiy. The rate of c impeiisa
t on not to exceed i 't per diem,
is Tin; itoi m:.
Afier roll call prayer by Pev.
I'.rown. Miliiites read ami en
ree'ed. A coniuif'ee was a)i:Hiinfel fo
notify thy senate thai house was
rganiz"!.
I hi roduct ion of bids-:
Pv Story, to establish state min
ing huieiu and create ollice oi
sta e mining inspector and ininer
aiogist .
p.y Wel-h, fo regulate sale of
spirituals, malt and vinous li-ipioi-.
en.i -t lic.nse of $-KM.) spirits
and $200 for malt and vinous not
iss loan one ye.ir, and rejial all
present !awj.
I'.v Killain, to compi-1 corKra
tions to pay employes in cash not
l-'ss often thai once in thirtv
.la.?.
I'.y Ihuham. to establi-di a li-
liiai.v tor convicts at s-'ule ieni
tentmry and appropriat" !" '0.
I'.v Jenuiiig-, to create an office
of pn cincl a-ses-or and abolish
county assessor.
Jlv' l.ichey. to ct-ate Wilbur
c-Hintyfroiu Cmatida, with Mil
ton as eoiin'y seat.
l!v (ianibee. assessiiK-nt bill,
exeinp'ii'.g mdebiedtiess except
mortgages to California law.
I'.y .Mixue, display Oregon'.
res'jureeoa!. the worUt's fair o.i
half mili first, and same second
vear, about 114,000.
Ity Ma'.l, to provide for building
a bridge trom Portland to ha.-t
Portland.
liv Mirv, Pesll ruu water bill.
for tf5!)l,(WK) bonds, not exjmpt
from taxa'ion ; referred, to Mult
nomah delegation.
Py Thomas, repealing the usury
law.
lv Story, to eatabiish a stat
mining b.neau.
My Welch, requiring proper
bii.mls on canned Sriini iii.
i'.y Weed, giving Columbia
co intv live couiuv court sessions,
iu.t:ad of four.
Jeiinitegs introduced a resolution
tint ( nly live of the committee be
a ithori.ed to employ clerks: As
sessment, taxation, enrollment,
j'idiciary and education, and no
otiier eoininttt 'e.s have cerks. Me
s.tidtharin lssj and 1S.S0 great
exiwnse was caused by needless
employment o clerks.
A sharp deba'e aro.o between
(ianibee, Paquet ami
oi i iterest six per i nt., t sccoiid
r-.idii-g.
l'ytiarlield. to amend t e assess
ment laws, tos -cond leadm.
Py Coleinm. iiiakin-.' the lctia!
rale of inteiest six j er cent, and
eight by conl net.
I'.y Welch, for .f 12,000 for a road
from Ohiey to tir-envill..
Adjourned.
thk i:iNii,
Tin l-m;ir-j-l'ilil.niuiis f i ! t
Will Tak- l"la- T..-Iay.
Xkw Oiilkass. .Ian. ':). Mavoi
Shakespeare said to-day he would
not inierfere with c-uniiig prize
ligiits and it is understood the
governor will let t lie matter rest
entirely with municipal author
ities Kiiruii and Muldonn ae in
town avd all the notable pitgiii-'ts
o: tiie country have arrived or are
on ti.eir way to w.tneis the Ocinp-sey-Fit'siinmon
contest to-morrow.
Am.-iig the latter is Ivter
Jackson, 'he colored champion.
Sullivan, it is said, w ill !. here.
i.ate to iiic,t I'.illy Meyecs and
lack M'-A.iliife sigied ail ajr.e
inent to ligot for f."'M) and : he
largest purse ollen d ei-hel bv the
Puritan club of New V rk.
( llyiimic or Ne v t irleaiis.' Revest on
or Califo nia -iliiielic e:ulis oSa:i
F.-aui i.. o. The niitcli will take
pla.-e in April, alter McVulill'e
nieeta Carroll.
A DISCJKACKFI I, FIUIIT.
Omaiu, Jan. I;. The linish
liuht Itetween Jin. my bind ay, of
this fit y. and Marry ii!m ore. of
Toroiito. Canada, last nidn, was a
most di-tfraeeful allair. Cp to the
ihirty-lhirdTound it was an inter
esting contest, gamely fouirht. In
the thirty-fourth, when the Cana
dian had Lindsay all but kno ked
out, !.indiy clinched and in tie
fall lan 'e 1 on top. Me ar s and
delilterately kicked (ill more in tin
head, bir desp te a cry of foul the
relVree ordered 1'ieat to fijht on,
bui when i.'.iel-av r -at-. I the
foul in the ihirty tif'li r .nil I, the
tight w;is given to 1 m--re.
others. Parnea contended that in
COMIMKATIVKI.Y NO Itl'slNKSS
ti;axsa(iki) vi:siki:ih .
(Tfiuti.Ier-(t i'Hi nf lUr Hi-liriu St:i
''..ill rt. vto-ty hiiiI 111. ImliHll
llu-sLi.ii -I'll. Tin;tii-i-l Itill.
iMtiNUTov, .lan. I.;. it i tin-
der.-t fo-i tl.a' tfi. cilom-t roiisiii
ercd t In Peii ing sea controversy
and ilc Indian pietiou at Hie
legular meeting lo-day, but it is
iiuHiss:ble lo obtiiin any oiiicia!
i'lformation on the tubjeel. I hi
reK: t on t he hiei-e appoi tionmeut
t.i'l w;is presented in tin senat"
(o-diiy. Mivis, I'.erry an 1 Piodt t
unite H lb" iu'it niy r-p. .it thai
Arkansiis. Mimes'iia. Aiis-ouri
and Nm Voik ought to have each
one moie representative than pro
vided by the bill.
A bill passed the senate to-day
to traief-r oliicL-is oi tiie army
fr-iiu thi limited to the unlimited
list of tin ret ird list. It wid re
sult in ihe imiii diiite transfer ot
!l lo!!i ers and result in placing o'J
or (i t oiliccr.s Dow elieit'le for re
tirement on the limited list.
The senate to dav resumed on-
sideta'ioti of the linanci d bill and
was ad-besscd by Sherni m against
Stewart's amendment. Adiich
ami Fvarts als i spoke against the
amendment. McConnell argued
in favor of free coinage. It was
decided that Jon- a of Nevada, I.t-
galls, ii!son and Misco.k be
allowed to address theseni'ein
extense lo-morrow. alter which a
t-n minntes' dybate be entered
II 'Oil.
StrMinlffl YeSMel.
Pokti.asi), Jan. 1."!. Sutt mi A:
P.elee, shijiping merchants, re
ceived a dispitch to-day stating
that the American ship, Clireme
S. Cement, h id encounter d a
hurricane and was dismasted in
the P.urnmdas. Tin Peinent is
reirularly engaged in the Portland
New Yoik trade, and was one o:
the first of this season's grain
Heet to 1 ave here.
Sl.cc-tor for I'. S. S-n itor.
Sl'RiNUKiKi.P, 111., Jan. P5. The
Farmer?.' Mutual I'.enelit ass ela
tion rejiresentati vs to-night nil-
animou-ly lcnteO on lion Als n
J. Sireetor as candidate for I'nited
States s nitor to succeed Farw.-ll.
They have dee'ded to suppo t
Streetor lor an indelin to time in
belief that on" or the other of the
two old paities must come to
them.
The Ice Wan Too Thin.
Pikis, Jan. IS. To-day, not
withstanding the contrarv orders
of authorities, in-jn and fjoys at
tempted to cross the Seine on the
ice. Iu the foolhardy a' tempi
nine arsons lost their lives.
Saw Mill ISiiriieil.
NEAIilXU PINEKIDGE
llosti'e Ifidi.in-: in Fu'l View of
tiie Agency.
1 HEY
ai:k
si i:i:ot xokd.
Geu-iil Miles D-cidis io Giva i, Co: pie
of Hy' Oraro-Ovor 70l)i) R d-ski-s
(Jiuipel Togriher.
vT. Lous, Ian. 13, A Post
Iispat -h stall' eorressjndent at
l ine F:d:e aeney thN inornit g
t-ie-raphs th.il pajM'r as follows
Indians are in eiiu i, within full
view, north of the for: ifi.r-ilii..):H
I'neir right column rests there and
t ie hue extends northeasterly,
ninnii g up the gulch liehind the
blurt". . I'ehid'vtliein i natural
aaiphitheatei, a rugged, bn.ken
lope.
Mil leet to tiie crest. It is
j is a mil irom itie agency, ami
Vhi:e Clay cieek r'lns ln-side it
( n the plains are teccs hy the
hundreds, pitched irrei-ulai ly.
i.il Idled together in groups here,
an-1 gat here 1 wi lely apart there.
. loving about moo ' the tees
ij.e livid giass sii iws tuicks and
r jii uvs with their children an I
dogs Suc'i a sjiectaele imprints
iiself on the min I with staitiint;
clearnes, f'r it is huge in i s
i.randeur. striking'y nni-pie and
woiideifnl.
Ju-t between tho plain ind the
egeucv, percle-d on a hill Im hind
tne eartuworks, is a three-inch
t itle, w hich is trained on the camp.
For a while yealerday ewrylsody
at i'lne Ki Ige waited anxiou-dv.
fueling that everv moment the roar
of that gun might be heard, and
every o'ie was expectant, lieneral
Mihs hid n titled Father Jute
that he would nor consent to a
c jiuiiel.
Captain Pougherty, comuiand
iii; the infantry couipauv at '.he
f oitiliiifious, had th-owu out
piekets a ijuirter of a Hide beyo:nl
the line-. Indians were known to
be ju-t lhvond the bil , almut
loo i yaols distant. Major H.-iker,
paymaster. visiel the fortiiiea
' ion to pay oil' the company, and
;dl the men were in camp 1K)
var Is away. ex--ept one, who wa
left to g'urd thi near guns. Mid
denly t ' Indians were cn on
1 he cres' i-f the hi'.l. lint a short
di-tance tn-vond the o hrs. Pi. k
eis then others appealed on the
bill to ihe iiOithwe-t and then
hoilvoi more titan ihi imcks rase
to the cnst of lh' hill bell a
which toe ho-t,iles were sredil
iilctease-l to UKI tiy t:ie tSI-.m
of bainN ranging in num'iers from
live to twenty-rive. talptai
l.iughrty was iiuui Niiately noti
lied and lie dispHtcheil a courier to
l.eiidoiiai ters to notitv liem-ri
Miles of f'e m-ve:iien s. Timii
nui rviilif to the forli lic it oils he
bad ih xuns prepared f ir action.
ihe r.ii!' lioder adjusie-l h
Mghts. and the cave in wbieham-
iiiuniti in was tto ed was opened
Almeol skirmisiier wer sent
..nt -voiid the I'm t:fi.-"ions on
the ciests f tie hills.
(ieneral Brooke is coining slowly
toward tiie ageiii y.
A d'siiitcli from Rushville. Ne
i.raska savs that. lntwee 4'Hl and
r.OO Indians broke aw ae from the
luistilcs and have started fir Pad
Lands via Wounded Knee. They
ars crazy and fr.ui'ie, com mtting
d predations wherever they go.
(ieneral Carr, with the Sjxth
c ivalry and one cenoaiiy of in
fantry, and Colonel Wheaton,
with "four companies of infantry,
a - e af'er them.
Contrary to expectation titer.
was no conference between the
chiefs of t'ie hostiles and (.ieneral
Miles to-hiv. The latu r savs the
1 idians are still timid and appre
hensive of pe.iii liment, and he
proposes to allow a couple of days
to elap.se before attempting to
bring negotiations to a close.
I heir camp is more than three
miles long and there are 7000 In
dians in ir, 2-"i 0 of whom are
wan iors.
II VMilNli II TOO Udllll.
ICrutn Who Would Have Hl
Wife Leitil Life of Shame,
Seatti.s;, Jan. 13. Mr. John
Flood, w ife of a Taoin i butcher
attempted suicide in the Seattle
hotel this morning by taking
poison. She came bete three days
ago with her hustiand, who has
silica repeatedly beaten lir tie
cause she would not enter upon a
iil'e of s':Hiii to support hint iu
idleness. Che husband was ar
rested and the woman is expected
t live.
WASHINGTON'S LEGISLATURE.
They Want to Co-pirat With lr
rgon to Complete tho Lock.
Washington, Jan. 1:5. Wash
ington wants t:i co-ojerate with
n-
iht. Iass $" 000. The lire is
Ivlueation Hat h, Ciosno ami j the past, commiitees not over-
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iiiackmat. j oaie.w.i:. wors. uao oe..o ueu s 09e,i to K. illf endiary
Kinfivissfd Pi Is Dodson. Carson ; themselves with clerks, to the,. ' .. ... ... .... -
Ivers. scandal oi thu hous.
T'.n rolled Bills Watkins, Mirsch j On Jennitig-' resolution the
Wi-attierfor 1. j ayes and u es were called. Miller
Assessments Mo ire. M i 1 t o n, moved t" strike out all reference
T.... Il,,,ru In. 1-! Tlin (ll.i
8teani Sawmill, nine miles back of j 'm .to bring abom a sinjedy
Lvle, Klickitat county, Washing-1 ;,"''ll;'on of the Cas- ade Ioeki
- ' . i .. .. "i' -i i llmiRiker. of Mi"kitat. Dresenti
ion, was ourneo .-aiur.iay ai min-
for pas-engers, awl freigljjj
di vldinl into four uenral ai,
a,..i.il j.laaaika i'
Meanv, of King, laiirfehe.1 tiie
world'--' lair subjeCT!!! the hou. e
this morning.
Thf bouse and penate coipiuiitee
on the world's fair met to-night
and drafted a bill, which will
introduced in both houses to
morrow. It levies a tax of i.ne
quarter f a mill on taxable valua
tion du.iug the next three yeare.
This w iil net alxut (240.1MJ0.
Senator Squire returned froiu
Seattle to-dav aud heriff Mc
liraw. his manager, will be hr
to morrow. Kx-Senator Hough
ton, of Spokane, arrived and en-lisl-d
in the Calkins rank-.
Squin e' friends say their follow
ing is unchanged. It is enough to
elect on the first hallo', w ith six cr
even to spare. Calkins' Hends
compute their strength at from :;S
1 1 44 votes, the Ufter tieing Jud,;
Calkius' estimate.
ANiVtH KU INDIAN W.IK. ;r..-r
Vnsliinctoi' Nuhle Itfl Men t
.-lliiB iarl to He
Si. ik a nb Falls, Jan. 13. A
spvial from Coulee City says:
Pilly Oho, who has many frie.iu'H
anions the Indams. started for
Nespolum, and on hi way wu
warned by some of the Indians
not 1 1 pr iieed. Me rejiorted the
Lillians in war paint, and that th1
voting bucks are all eager to go on
tiie warpatn. The people ai
alarmed all along the line of tie
railroad, and especially on the
Uirder of th- reset vat ion.
Captain Charles Johnson, of
Chilian, left Cotilep City Saturda,
hurrxina back to Chulan to assist
in preparing to protect the peopla
in the evenr of an outbreak. He
1-ft the following communication
for 1. II. Woodin, who came i i
from Spokane Falls last night:
"L. II. Woodin: Dear Sir:
Thinns are gettint! dangerous on
Oknii gin. The Indians are all
arming. Kunners came through
to-day from Kuby aud Conconnul
iv to ask the governor for help.
The ttoveriior haa sent 200 irune
ami KHr,i rounds of ammunition."
The following petition was
sent down from Spring Coulee
Okanogan county:
"Si-kim; Coi'lek Pbkcinct, Jan. !.
To 1 omniander of Spokane Post :
We, ttie citizens of Okanogan
county, ask and demand fiat you
send troops to protect us against
Indians, who are preparing for an
outbreak. We ask that troops b
sent im nediately at there is irn
minent danger of trraible. There
ill p:obty lie fighting ere you
g-t this, as the Indians are getting
ready tor an attack every hour.
India's here and from Peitish
Coluuil.; are ad armed for war."
-igned lie thirty-five citizens.
KKlli:il U IKK COMBINATION.
Ve:iteh I !a mi.r. .11 Ivrlleir
Agriculturo Ixioney, Xorval,
Veatch.
F i s Ii i n g Industries Fulton,
Watkuis, Sinclair, (iates, Haley.
Watkins introduced a resolution
providing for a joint committee of i
t J former legislatu es. Carried.
elch moved to amend uy in
chiding all com nit'ees.
A resolution that the hours be
Fire Alurm in the White Hotim.
Washington, Jan. i. m. i
An alarm of tire has just sounded
from the White house.
Latkr It proved to be a false
alarm.
henator Stanford Elected.
Iluns.iker, of Kli;kttat. presen
a resolution to-day providi
meeting of the committ of the
two legislatures to tjP initiatory
steps. The house adopteU the
resol ution.
A bill extending the tim for
the collection of taxes to March
1st. passed the senate to-lav. It
will lie the first bill sent to
irovernor.
Uepre8enta'ive Fellows, of fcpo-
Sai-ramento. Jan. 13. Senator
from lo to 12 and 2 to ; adopted, j Stanford to day received a major-! kune, to-day introduced a bill reg
First reading of bil.s: ity in lioth houses of the legrsla-1 ulating railroad rates and fares to
J5y Welch, niiiking the legal rate ture voting in separate session. ' thtee cents a mile as a maximum
A Ntw t'umpany That Will Cantrtl
nil I'alcnU and Coutrarla,
Ciii--... Jan. 13. Tbi 7x-l
1'rade loin tial says that the out
io .k for a combination of barbed
w ire in i lufacinrers in this conn
try is u'ki !. The Columbia Wiie
l'i. has l.een incorporated under
the favorable laws of Kentuck.
Stock links are otened and sub
stantially all the rranufac.turers
ex.-ept Washburn, Moen A ( .
will he sufisen tiers, me new
c-uupanv il control all n (tents,
contract-, etc , issue new licenses
and etab!ish prices.
Two Uic Eire.
Xkw York, Jau. 13. Van Tns-
seii s cram elevator, i-.ieveiitn
street anil Tliirteenth avenue, was
damared rf3tK),000 by tire to-ninht.
Xkw 1 oitK. Jan, 14. The sevnn
stor" l-rick buildiuz occupied by
aughn.V Williams, iron, i-teel
and o I merchants is burning at
:.!0 o'clock, and will probably Le
a total loss.
Eoiir Men Killed.
Toi.kiio. San. 13. Four farm
ers, Miit iiilmore, Grant Fleming,
Reuben Bahcock and Charles
Ream, at'emp'ed to-night to crs
the Lake Shore tracks in a sleigh
ahead oi a fast express train. Tiie
engineer did all possible to stop,
but could not. The four men weie
instantly killed.
Senator Hearat Caanot Live.
Washington, Jan. 13. A cor.-
sulta'io i of Senator Hearst's phy
sicians, it is said, reached a deci
sion that the senator is suffering
of c.ancer of the colon os large iu-
testioe, and that there is abso
lutely no hops of recovery. lie
may die in a tew days or lie may
linger for months.
Solid for Sqalte.
Skatti.e, Jan. 12. At a meeting
of the chamber of commerce to
day it was decided to tend a com-
m.ttee of twenty-five members,
made up from both parties to
Olvmpia to work in the interest.
of Senator ApiiaMnid'ip refute the
-lalemeiiiMfrade that tnVsenator t
not loyal toTttim.
The Halea Bridee Aeeep
Salkm, Jan. 13. At a joint
8ion of the county courts of Marion
and Polk to-day an oruer was
nude formally accepting the big
s eel bridge from the contractors.
Its whole cost in round numbers is
$$3,000.
"Wny .don't you try the faith
cure?" "Sol did." And hoard d
it work? "Oh, siir-eessfullv,
Jy jive! ami it cured vour a-
thma'2'' "Oh, no; but it cared
uiy faith."
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