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ALBANY, OREGON, FI DAY, .lAMJAK. i LSfM
VOL. VI NO. 40
On the Threshold ol the New Year !
The public is invited to inspect the im
mense.stock of Dry Goods
FOB 189! AT
W. F. READ'S
His Assortment is bigger th-m ever before, and lie is prepaied to satisfy cnsU mris in quality
variety ami prices.
The IlMiest Market Price Paid for Country Produce.
Have removed their entire stock of
Hardware into the new Baltimore
Flock. Call and see them.
THE LEGISLATURE.
Botb Houses Adjourn Until Mon
day Afternoon.
1HSV MOKE NEW BIIL8,
A Re;olu ion for Ai Amend .neat
C iostitutina to Pay Memb.rs
a Say and Uileage.
to tha
$7
Salem, Jan. l.Y The senate ras
called to order at 10 a. m. ; prayer
by Rev. J. Bowersjx, of Salenil
The president then named . fine
appointments on joint committees :
To examine the accounts of ,the
secretary of state's office, Fuller-
ton and Raley; state treasurer's
oltico, llirsch and Raley; to visit
the Orphans' Home, Moure and
Cross; to investigate the peniten
tiary, Cameron arid Matlock ; to
visit the State University, Hilton
and Haley; to visit the public
buildings and public works at the
Cas'-ales, Hudson and Myers; to
look into the fishing industries,
Fulton and Weatherford.
Carsou introduced a resolution
that the state printer be directed
to print 1000 copies of the gover
nor's message; adopted.
Tongue moved to adjourn until
2 p. m., Monday; carried.
is THE house.
The house was opened with
payer by lie v. E. S. Bollinger, of
Salem.
Senate joint resolution to inves
tigate the State Agricultural Col
lege was concurred in and the
same to investigate the state land
department, was also concurred
in.
The speaker appointed for the
house, Wilkins, Baker and (Jain
lee, to investigate the secretary of
state's office ; for tne Insane Asy
lum, Minto, Snider and Myer; to
investigate the fishing husiness,
Fox, Heed and Botkin; the Agri
cultural College, McCoy, Weed anil
Henrr ; the state land otlice, Mer-
ritt, Manning and Holmes; to fix
the pa,- of clerks of house ommit-t.-es,
Hall, Armstrong and Coleman.
Concurrent resolution for an
amendment to the constitution
paving, .numbers $7 a day and 15
cents mileage was made a sjiecial
order for Monday at - p. m.
IXIKolll'ClloN OK BILLS.
By Merritt, to allow mothers to
that their jui isprudeiiee U a desv ) P I i rr tn QU'I V
lation; the rig it of appeal and ! "Hui 1 IU OlHiMJlir..
writs of errr nre abridged and
insufficient, which renders the
administration of justice unstable,
uncertain and long delayed. The
people have no title to business or
residence lots, ami tt.e riant to uu
pre-emption of homestead land is
denied, they have no voice m
the public schoil management
and no local -elf government what
ever. The prohibitory liquor law
is so obnoxious that it commands
neither obedience nor respect
The postal service is inadequate
and the most important towns sre
without public buildings. The
people pray for speedy lelief from
these hardships.
Ignoring Precedent.
Toi-kka, Jan. 15. In the lowpr
house tiiis moraine, contrary to
precedent. J. S. 1) jo.ittleafaimei.
was made the chairman of the
judiciary committee. Among the
bills introduced is one extending
the time for the. foreclosure ol
mortgage, and another providing
for the alHihtion of alt railroad
passes end reducing passenger tare
to two cents.
Heath of World' Fair Architect
Chicago, Jan. 15. John W
U.xit. c .n-(ilt i nil architect of the
world's fair died to-night of pneu
uionia.
UNHAITY DEMPSEY.
And keep yourself war... if y...i vou'd enj-.v hcu 111. and hfe. The Paslcnr Filler is reroinmei ded bv
physicians as the very he all and see how they W,W and learn p.ices. No one can a far.. '
to do without one For an elegant heating stove that will make the ...om comfort'
able, or a conking stove or range that is warranted to keep t he housewife
in good humor, call and select from our immense line embracing
all the m..st desirable makes of stoves.
ill
I
mj&h THAN
SEVEN HUNDRED
different styles and differ
CnDt of Stoves for
Best- mantifar,,,,..., S
neat . We to " UD(Jc' th.
T,'o World's
Sender
appoint a guardian bv will
liy .Mulkev, fixing the pay ol
stock inspectors
By Kichey, lor JoJOO for a wagoi
road from John Day to Ixing creek
Kv Jennings, to make the killing
of dear or bear, etc., a penitentiary
offense
By Jennings, to advertise for
bids for county bridges costing
over $200,
Bv Jennings, to prevent the
marriage of divorced iiertsins with
a third iierson for one year,
Bv Hall, to regulate building
and loan associations.
I'v Hall, allowing the property
of non-residents to he conveyed
according to the laws of the stat.
where he or she resides.
Bv Thomas, amending the road
law.
By Butler, creating the office of
county attorney instead ol district
attorney.
Bv Butler, amending the law in
regard to the above.
By McAliister. amending the
law lega.ding estravs.
Bv McAllister, for the purity of
he "ballot.
Bv Minto. to create the office of
railroad commissioner.
Bv Mulkey. to incorporate Fos
sil. " I
Bv Paquet, for a 2 per cent road
fllll'l.
Bv MeCraken. for three schools
in the board of medical examiners.
By Hardy, for $10,000 for a road
on Bonder river.
Kv Pustin, for $10,000 for a road
l.rwe-j Malheur and Harney
Lakes add bridge across lhe
Narrows."
I'.v M'jlkiiis, amending the game
law. .
IVv Thomas, defining the qualifi
cations of voters at school elec
tions. . ,
By McCoy, for the extension of
the south line of Sherman county.
By Miller, defining the duties of
railroad commissioners.
By Miller, foi $J0,i)00 for a road
iloi-g Uogue river in Josephine
and Curry.
Bv Armstrong, for $lii.So lor
the relief of Mrs. A. L. Stinson.
By Starr, increasing the salary
of the county judg of Marion to
$1500. ' ,
By Cla. field, to tax clin ch prop
erty. .,
ii.. ii'. .. .i. Kmne pilot
v ii rn ii. i"i - .
law that was in force
Adjourned until Mo'.day at
m., Iy a vote of to -i.
ALASKA WANTS MItlC BIUHT8
Kcnolutlnns Adopted by the T'
ritorlal C'oucntlun.
Washington-, Jan. 15- s?;
tary Noble yesterday tra"8'l,'f"
to congress the proceedings ol i e
Alaska territorial convent ons
held in June and October las'.
The resolutions adopted bv vne
convention represent that they ar
denied representation in congress,
two years
A IU HK Til T HK MAI COM-
MITTKU SI ICI'K.
Hia None la Broken and He in
Heart-Kriikm .lulin I.. Ia Very
Horry for tlie Ore011 Ko.V.
BoifrLANi), Jan. 15. There is no
doubt as to De.npsey lieing one of
the unhappiest men in the t inted
Suites to .lay, and ealy this morn
ing a reKrt reached here that he
committeed suicide some hours
after his defeat. However, up ii
a late hour tins ailcrnoou the
rumor had not been itoulirmed by
wire.
JOHN L.i 'FKF.LS SOKRV KlIH JACK.
Chicago, Jan. 15. When a re
potter took the news of Ja-k
lempsev's defeat to John L. Sulli
van, the champion was almost
knocked out himself.
"So the bloke from th South
Sea Islands licked Jack liempsey,
did he?" he moaned. "Well that
k socks me; How do I account for
it? You may as well ask a man
toacjount for the Bsits on the
sun. It is one of these things that
can't be accounted for. It may be
like tliia : Iempey hai trained
too often, and it is not the actual
fighting, but the training that
does a man up. Well, 1 guess it's
all up with le.tnpscy now," and
the big fellow heaved a four-horsepower
sigh. "He'll never recover
from this licking. The poor fel
low's heart must lie broken."
Sullivan lost several hundred
dollars on Dempsey.
PK.UPSKY IS ALL POXR VV.
Sas Fbascisco, Jan. 15. Mose
Ounst, of tliia city, in a telegram
to Charles Kingley, dated New
Orleans midnight, says:
Dempsey made a good and game
tight, hut he was overmatched.
His nose is broken and his side is
hurt. He is under a doctor's care,
and is fast asleep. Dempsey has
acknowledged to me that he was
never in it.
NATI liAL.iAS Hill r i.r'K.
The Supply of 'I'LL Furl In Colum
liim. Ohio. Ila Olren Out.
CoU'Misr.s, .. Jan. 15. Natural
gas has been turned of ' from this
city and there has been general
hustling durinn the entire day bv
citizens providing themselves with
coal, and all transfer and exp-ess
wagons, drays aud vehicles from
tliecoiin'ry were pressed into ser
vice. The" wisdom of the company
in refusing to accommodate appli
cants two months ago is now seen.
At the present time natural gas is
in me in about 1000 residence
and a large number of office build
ing. Every plumber in the city
has been at work since Tuesday
night in taking out natural gas
fixtures aid pivpaj iog for a change
of fuel. lhe prcs-ure in the
mains now is so light as to be
nearly imperceptible.
Notable Wedding-
WASiiisorox. Jan. 15. One of
the most notable weddings from a
social point that has taken place
in Washington since Nellie ( 1 rant's
at the White house, was celebrated
at St. Matthews church to-day.
The bridal couple was Miss Flor
ence Addjnried. daughter of the
late Colonel A l lenried, of the U.
S. army, and Count de la Forest
Vonne. cf Paris, an attache of the
French legation, at this city. Tim
bride was given a.vay by Blaine,
secretary of state.
The .Market..
San FKANcisco.Jan. 15. Wheat :
Shipping $1 35I.:!H' ereeiital;
milling $l.40(? 1.4-'. is the gen
eral asking lignre.
Nkw York, Jan. 15. Money on
call, easy ; closed offered. 3 ; prime
mercantile paper, titgS; sterling
exchange, active.strong ; sixty day
bills, 4842 ; demand, 487)4.
The Mileage Queatlon,
Olyxipia, Ian. 15. The total
amount due the members of both
houses of the legislature on ac
count of mileage is $5157.
A Lottery Business That Out
does the Louisiana Scheme.
NKW V.IKK KANKKIt lil NS IT.
Duiugr In th Wmbi.igtoo LegYLtere
Oregon Chambr of Commrrce Makat
Eippiriaua Tbs Miaul: Sa ator-
Nkw York. Jan. 15 Edward
II. Horner, banker a No. NH Wall
street, has been arrested for send
ing lottery circulars tluough the
mails. Tim arrest was made on
the strength of indictments found
against the prisoner in Springfield,
1 linois. Inspector Conrad, speak
ing of the case, said that Homer
is chief agent in this city of vari
ous indemnity bonds of Austria,
Hungary, and" other foreign coun
tries, wi.i' h bonds, he says, are
nothing more or less than lottery
policy certificates. The extent of
which they are dealt in in this
country, Conrad says, exceeds the
Louisiana lottery nn-iness m its
busiest tinie8, and he pronounc.s
it a gigaiuicswindle. Over a hun
dred million i loll -. rs re collected
yearly tor these so called bonds, it
is sai.i, and the w Hole of it is con
trolled by Horner. He maintains
branch establishments in Boston.
St. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Denver. Birmingham, Ala., San
Francisco, St. Joseph, .Mo., Mexi
co and Sou ih America.
Pierce the arms of. their followers,
but it is doubted whether the sur
render will bVany mor complete
than that f Big (toad's bind to
day. Big Road's ban-I did in this
matter just the same as did war
rors uf Big Foot. The marching
of the tepees of the latter was fol
lowed bv the Wounded Knee mas
sacre. D ubt is exposed that
Oeneral .Miles w ill order a search.
It is also quite c rtain that he will
not reek lor lhe h dden weapons
in the Bad Lands or near th
camp sites, which the hostile
have abandoned, such lieir-g
the case the Imlans will
hardly miss the weap.tns they
have surrendered, knowing that
they my at any tune regain os
session of those they have stored
aav. Thei?ertte:neTif of "the
tna'ter without disarming the In
dians will be one of great inter
est. The military cordon still
surrounls the hos'iles.
WASHINGTON
I.KGISLATI UK,
The Clerkahip Huddle C'eatiuue. to
Itother.
Oi.vmi'M. Wash., Jan. 15. The
question ol clerk-hip is the most
serioti" husiness the house lias y-t
attended to, and the senate is not
much farther along. A flood of
bills still continues, hut only one
has so far passed both houses. In
the houe to dav the following
were among the bilU introduced:
Providing tor weekly p iyni-ut of
wages of employees, lor arrest of
drunken and disorderly persons in
incorporated towns, to establish a
trtireau of statistics and lahor for
assessment of a i mill tax for
ihree years for purposes of world's
fair, increasing the number of
comity commissioners in counties
of orer 25,000 inhahitantn. Senate
new lulls: Regulating fees of
county cleik, regulating -ees to he
cnargeu py clerks ol supreme
com ts, reiA'ing to mechanics lien
law, to create a tioard of health
and bureau of vita! statistics, con
cerning appropriating of water for
irrigation, mining and other pur
poses. KinnearalM re -introduced
his famous anti trust bill, defeated
at the last session.
Oglesuy ICeceive. the Noiuiualiou.
SeKis;r'iKLP, Ills., Jan. 15.
Kx-iiovernor Richard .1. Oleshr
was to-night nominated by the
joint republican caucus as a candi
date for the United States senate,
to succeed Chas. B. Farwell.
Itlair. Sucre. .or,
CoNcotn, N. II., Jan. 15. The
lepublican caucus to night nomi
nated Jacob Ii. tiallinger as a can
didate to succeed Senator Blair.
THE DAY IN C0NGHESS
A.k
THE OREGON KXMIKI1.
The late Koail of Coiiimerce
Fifty Thousand Dollar.
Salem, Or.. Jan. 15 The state
board of commerce ui'-t in Salem
this afternoon and this evening,
their being present, forty delegates
from almost every couipy in the
state. A bill was ad-mied. an I
will be presented to the legisla
ture for passage, in .ela-ion to an
appropriation for Oregon's exhibit
at uie wori.i s lair. J lie run pro
vides lor t lie creation ol a iHjirl
of expo-ition commissioners of the
state of Oregon, consisting of a
blank number of persons, ti be
commissioned fcy the governor,
andwhoshail prepare and place
on exiuoui n at unic.igo a piopi-r
exiuoiioi Oregon proifucts. Th?
term of office of the commissioners
shall expire when the fair end
and the compensation shall be tea
dollars per day while actively en
gaged. There shall be appropriat
ed from the state treasury the sum
of fifty thousand d iliarsj and in
addition there shall be a specia.
levy or as-essraent in 1801 an I
ISS2 of one-half of a mill on all
taxable property, the money accru
ing therefrom to le for the use of
the commissioners.
THK INDIAN WAK.
inutile ('nine III and 1'relend Ia
Surrender Their (inn.
Pine Kiduk Aokncv, Jan. 15.
Indians began to straggle in at
n .on. The' are strung out along
the White Clay creek foradis ance
of two miles on foot, hors -hack
and in wagons, with a large num
ber of ponies. Tho advance g:nrd
of the hoatiles had scarcely
reached the age- cy w'.en Big
Road sent word that he had col
lected the arms :f his followers
and wanted to surrender them to
the agent. When the weapons
came on they were found to con
sist of a few simple two barreled
shotguns, a llenr" rifle and
broken carhine, two Sharp's rifles
and one Winchester nine guns
in all. This surrender makes it
evident that the Didiaus do not
propose to give up all their guns
and th At the have hidden tlie
tiest weapons in the hills. The
entire hostile baud would be ex
pected to give up in the neighbor
hood oi 100 guns, when it is known
every hostile buck is the owner of
a weapon.
Since the surrender by Rig
Road, of the nine guns, nothing
has been heard or received from
the I ostile agency. To-night the
military pickets are watching the
hostile camp as vigilantly as ever.
To-inorrow it is expected other
chiefs will turn over to Agent
THK KI.ECTION B1I.LSTII.1. KK
F.I1IE THK BfcNATK.
The Hou.e I'ropo.ea to Forfeit the
Pacific Kail road.' Charter aud
for ioyeriiiiieiit Control.
Washington,-Jan. 15 In the
senate t-rslay Mairlerson intro
duced a bill to establish a branch
mint at Omaha, Nebraska, and
McConnell one for a mint at P.oise
City, Idaho. The election bili
was taken up and Kvarts Soke at
length in advocacy of it.
Hoar gave notice that to iuor-
low he Hhnilid ask the senate to
remain in session until the bill i
finished. f
IN THE Hill SK.
WasiunoTon, Jan. 15. The
speaker to-day announced a pecial
committee ' investigate the 'sil
ver pK)l' as foliows: Dingley,
Pavne, Powell. Peel and Oates.
The bill providing for the erec
ti' n of a budding at 'Portland, Or
egon, was agreed to.
Senator McComieU introduced a
bill providing ftir the f irfei'llre of
the charters of the Pacific railroads
a id the goveriim-nt asaiiuiingcon
trol. '
Tilt: KOCH KEMKII1.
The Inr.red.enta of the Celebrated
l.ymph Made Ku.imii.
Berlin, Jan. 15 Professor
Koch's repoit, issued to-.lav. as t
the iugreJie.it which co n sjs,; his
lymph says it cor.s'st-' of glycerine
and an extract from :he iiirecmti
vation of tuliercle hacilli.
Professor Ko.-h says:
So far as I hve beeii able to re
view the state. ii -me puhlih-d
and coiiimiifLications received bv
letter, uiy indicitions aie fully an 1
completely continued. The gen
eral concejisus of opinion is the
remedy has a specific etfeet upon
tubercular tissues, ami is iherefore
applicahle as a very del e de and
Bar agent for discovering intent
and diagnosing douhtful iiihercii
losis processes. Uegardmg th"
curative ell' c s of the remedy
just resirts agree, despite the
oiiiparativelv sii 'it d'lratioii f
its application, that many patien's
have shon more or less pro
nounced i.uproveiiieiii. It has
been attirmed in not a lew cases
that even a cure has been estab
lished. Standing .pi te by itself
is the assertion that fie "remedy
m y not only be dangerous iti
cases which have advanced too
far, a fact which may forthwith
have been conceded, tint aUo that
itactua.lv promo'es tub -rculosis
process, lieing iherefore injurious.
iKiring the past six weeks I my.
se'f have had an opport-.inity to
bring together fur h -r exjieriences
touching on tb- curativ- eflVct
and diagnostic applicition of the
remedy in the cases of about 150
siid'erers from tiihervtil isis of the
most varied tyies. in this city and
in Moahit ho pital.
The remedy which is used in the
new treatment consists f glycer
ine extract.dcrived from the pure
cultivation of tulerc!e bacilli into
a simple extract, riiereuaturiillv
p sses from the tubercular bacilli
besides the effective substances,
all other matter soluble in 50 per
cent, of glycerine, consequently it
contained a certain quantity of
mineral salts, coloring substances
and other unknown extractive
matter. The effective substance
is insoluble in ahsotute ale diol.
It can te precipitated by it, though
not indeed in a pure condition. hut
still combines with other cxtrac
t.ve matter, which is likewise in-
sol ible in alcohol. The coloring
matter may also be removed, ren
dering it possible to obtain from
the extract coloilefsd y substance.
THE SILVER BILL
The General
Provisions
Act."
of the
I'KOSPUCT IN THE HOI SI .
Ta Port Lad Public Baiidiag- lb' 8g.r
Mai 8com:ng A Oalilo.uin Bra
Farm.
Wasmivhtox. Js'i. 15. The fre
coinage hill parsed by the tens e
last tiight provides "for the f ee
coinage of gold and silver builii.u,
aniLthat tlutJiaitof value . in Ib
Unite I states shall be the dollar,
and that the Sdine may be coined
of four hundred and twelve aud
one half grains of standard silver
or tweii'v-tive . and eighi-tentUt
giaius oi standard gold, and said
coin shall be legal tendi r for all
dehts. puhhc and private. That
hereafter any owner of silver u
gold bullion may dep witthe same
at any mint in the Lniled States,
to lie for-ned into standard dollars
or bars for his benefit and without
charge.
Section z. Provision of section :
three ol "an act to authorize coin-'
age of standard silver dollar, and
to restore its legal tender charac
ter," which leca me a law Febru
ary 2Sth, 1S78, is hereby wia'o
applicable to coiuage in this act
provided for.
Section li. So much of the act.
of July I4th. 1S:0, entitled "an a t
directing the purchase of silver
bullion and the issue of treasury
notes and purchase $4,510,000 f
silver bullion per month is n-
oealed.
Section 4. The certificates pro
vided for in this acc and all silv r
and g ild certificates already issued
shall be receivable for all t-tx
and dip's to the United Stites.
Sectioi 5. Owners of hulli m
deposit'-d fer coinage, shall have
ihe option to rei-eive the c-iin or
its eiuiva'fnt in certilicates and
such bullion shall lie suhneipieut
Iv coined. ,
KKAlll IN THK RKVfcM E.
The
to bat lle-
tiumamt 1
frauded.
PuiLADEU'utA, Jan. 15. Special
Agent Chance, of the customs
service, made an important d s
covery a few days ao, which gave
evidence of the existence" of a
gigantic conspiracy to defraud the
si ver.inicnt and the legitimate
revenue. Collector Cooper at once
invesligtted. The investigation
showed th t fraudulent alterations
had b -en ma le in the sugar en
tries. Collector Coop-r made an
irnineliit-t demand upon C. A.
Spreckels for the sum of $:iO)00J,
uel.eviog that would cover the
extent of the fraud. Spreckels
handed pi the c illecror a certified
check for the amount, and this, it
is believed, will fully protect the
govern m -nt. The district attii
ney will at ouct institute an in-
ves'igat.on with the view of pros
ecutin: iheotleuder. Themeiliod
pursued s;iows that one or m r
persons in the appraiser's otfi'e
aced with s-.mie one on the out
side, supposed to represent
Spreckels' refinery. The way the
scheme was worked was tO' so
change th- ligures on tin invoices
wt.ijh siiow -d thd poUrisxie
ted of tiie sugir, as to reduce lhe
am. m it of duty to tie paid.
S(re,'kf!s and his broker, W Ford
riiimis. deny ail knowledge of
the Iran 1.
roi:ri.AM i-i Ki.ic ki ii.iMNt;.
The l'r.ifcec. uf the Silver Kill !
the llouae.
WAntN;roN, Jan. 15. Jl:e
c-ii.feie.ice report on the Portland
puhlk' b lilding hill was agreed to
hv the house to-dav and limits the
cost to f50 l,0.rl.
In th" house to-day the senal-
8 her bill has heen under sus;en
sion of the rules of the house, re
tell ed to the committee on coin-g-,
weights and measures, of
which Wickham, of Oliio, is
i-hairmaii. The silver men in the
house are sanguine of ultimate
success, and are certain that it
cannot be kept inde6nitely in the
co'iiiuittee, and that within a
reasonable time the coinage com
mittee will order a report made.
notwithstanding all the effor a to
prevent the bili from having au
opportunity for consideration.
ISarn Kurned.
Mkuckp. Cal.. Jan. 15. A large
barn on C. 11. Huffman's ranch
burned this afternoon. It con-
ined about 100.000 tons of hay
valued at $10 per Im. The vaiue
of the harn was about $3000, par
tially insure!. The fire was sup-
ivised to have caught from the
woikhands smoking.
It I a Nucreaa.
Mr. Carmki., Ills.. Jan. 15.
The in )'h l cf the new air ship f
the Mt. C trinel Aeronautic Navi
gaiioii Co., capable of curtying
two passengers, is completed "and
It wil. lie
works. It Wll Ik lalren InTlii.
confining tne enective principle, c-,g . an I exhibited. The ship,
in a utucii mure conceiiiraieu lorui i wi'll propellers, rudders. ti-... i
than the original glyi-erine solu
tion, for application in pract ce.
This purilication of glvceii ie
extract offers no advantage, lie-1
30 feel in length.
Aid forth Ileal II ate.
Paloi-sk City, Wash., Jan. 15.
cause substances so e'lininaled : I he Isiard of ttade and farmers'
are unessential for hum m organ- j alliance of th:s place, cent to-dav a
io.ii. m no pi uino vi iii iiiv4inii i i oi ii jur to tlic lleStltUte
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