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Newspaper Page Text- - nv JO (JKNTS A WKKK. foi: SALE. V NI. Kir bViKI i.l : Ki-Mi I i i n ..i the net I ai.r .1 li in lo e -t, F r pt ci.r i i.-ie it tii tfr f. Notice to Whom It .May I'mirriii. VI piTfin ar heel.- n-iMl -d thit n.t W'f-', B we -e!.tl ill, h- 'eft in- with.iut ant caiu. soil a'l pertm nr.- ln-re it furtli.-i n.iiiuVd no? 1 1 It . hr h ve ti.th'n;r m tut crHit, at I u.!I u-.r pit f .r .1 o lr ; .n hei account. KPtVA'tn B hK-Pil.'., IXtK HAI.K A tirr-i w nn.' e Imnirv ;enl htrne-n, aim i..- . i.e wilu hi-ii.. App'y to Mr. Pel in i. Aitiatiy, 1 1 r t.M'Kl) - ii I l.i do lh liour'-irk atel iMikur.'f.T 1 f fni'v of three H n't. lii ! rv"eit. e re .Iii e 1 Hlitilirr a: (lie La-IW lt.xi.ir WAN TKK - V isirl ti il i genera' h"ine work iii a mn i'l ( unily in the t-niiuliy. Ad Irem W. W. Craufirl, Ta'lilliii, Or. Notice. I h tc'i in i-t iji'j a;tint ere litin ; in tin ! I'l l hi lit V a l'i , a I have Vd him. Willi t ver j nl r.u aid pr-ivm-ilion, and po"i! ' n-tu-e tn pay any suh ac-c-.u i' mule lit' liim. Mm. W. I. TP.IItt. Ar. SVWIN'i .1 -if 'i the her'rt W ii ;i ; "trie- 'e t at lr. Iii.a' will I.? opiinptlt att.ride 1 1 . W. N rtKI.V. X) V Kir i li ! tix i h h ! tt l.ir c i! ' v.ir i n i v .ii ? t , I pjvalile T -pi. a'f repl'tcltt ead promptly, at t !: " li e of III e-k. ' tl llnrkli irl ami .t. t'i.- stii-. Su'icl, . U. liurkhart, cVik. li. WINS. AilKSr rot rtIB LKI J iii ?W, life a'l'l aeei-lent ill.-uniiee c-im i;iie i,.,.i'i:KS OK LWIi All lit for eulti v ttl.ill, atul uu l.r (en.e, for idle a .- r a r. Witli'n IJ mi'in fn-u niiroil vti au.l i mW Ir j:ii Albany A,iu!y a' tii n ...lioe. SVN'WV ha.4reniire.lhs laiin.lry to the t n hvi lite . icr jt tie 'Oiul ami J.k .1 HTff't. uin-r lit Ite lour-.. A'l th iii If it.-1 t th ? late firm ' Til ii ii.M o.-frni tu are reipitnteil to fall at .m.-e an.l stt' the siui Lanil rr !:t)r. Vi, -i . .t:re4, eany trnn, intAll- m "it i! 1 1 .-lii-i'i wrl ii'.n pri.-e-l. Alito a (e oitt lot 1 1 oue 1 hy II. Uryatit MONKV TO L -HoME CAPITAL ON if.-l real iMtaU- affinity Kor paitieit Ur4 emiliru 'if tie-.. HilinWi"v. CI li.ll KINO, H liOi-U l'K.Ni. i V'1AK T . i. i'-t, very itm.1 litn.lk'-r. hiefH, all H" I.l ,iiv imi HI lllLimilli c lll iii f i.j ..- 1. for I'l et J S. SiMMnst, C'ailiz 0 Tl' t U K IS IIKKKKY tllVK.X THAT THE llii.lL-ritiniil w-ll not he resiiiii'hV fur anv 'eht-l en!rt.l e -''l'f .v.iit'a-- -l y nivi,:f, nr mi a nrrii-M n-.fi- fi iin m . ' Ai a .v. July II, .lolK '.iflilNLK-:. llrNIKi h 1 1 t r i-1 i; im- .-i . 4 K iya' i:i h rr II u k ! l i an i-ii.irrii-n. iif.iv-n ,i :i hi iU.-i .t ,.. i -.. i -k i 4-i:i i-'i-rii-iH in i I . ;i.'frr:-- ;'i." n h i will ia' the l.il.- ii. i -' . t i'- i'- -. : s.- :t f -ill fry Hug. 1)&n nn-iR-vi, kvimi n.N rN nt tain a.- mate ini i .-.nivt k ;. -.I'-inr um)ii vt- iiit.'.y s ir ;e;.n: r, T. T K.-h.'t li htH.rrtinji! 'i .ii of in-1 I n.-.l ' ...I n- fehin ii-t :i'-il in :.r 1 tt- I- -it- . . ii any pait -if l.;im enii.il . . I Ml'l! r Stail'.ti. fji ;'l v:c t ' i rif.ili O l S V t II -i'l Lrf i.Ttlfr- t ri-i Ifii . ti it j f .iii o-t '(' ia . r- '-, ;? K'-iui in n. WAST..H A i:l to.).. orui h tf'.w u.n- a ill -i r J II A rlino VIM IK vj IL I U 1 1 1 I V JuAes consider, iu it I out. a pe Irs pacKaoe m&Kes t the mostiesirahle t carry mtffc pocKet. EOR'SALI'bv Al L.DEALER5. CITY DRUG STORE ' STANARD4CU3ICK, Prnos., I'KEIKKKK KLtH.-K, - - A!.BN Halt rti In DRUGS. MEDICINES. CliE-TOlS, FANCY nl Toilet arti'h', Stiie. It tHliefi, IVrfuiiiT Shoo! I-Vjk, ai.tl Ar- "rhx'sician's prescription c carefully compoun.ltMl. hi. OKEGG, Tailoring Repairing. Men's antl Rf a cloilmnf mat It' to onler or clfiK.l ami repaired mi ehort notit-e and reasonanlo mte .shon on the Htivt-t i-ar line, lcf wten Third and Fourth strteU. IIS9LUTKN NOTICK. NOTICE la herfhv ifiven Ihit hy niutu.il c-ruent A, K. Kniinrei and lleru an Mat-low havd thiday dissolved piirtncrtthip in th? htel bu-ine, 1!. Hutlow having r ur. ha-el the interest hitherto onm d by A. V, Kruuirei. All outstanding i-dt'iittdn'!W will t settled by, aud all accouits pvable t i II BaeloT. A. K Kri mkki, IIkkman Hi kluw. PtM Ihisl-jt d.iy of July, Is'.M. r mAn dv dbpric Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard PlainpiblD ! CONSOLIDATION The C'iii'.iiK'ft uu.l H.. - r.-'t-Aiise tlu lots are 5:)llM) ; because they ate insMe iroierty ; be cause they ar all clear no stump?, no roots, no rocks; because the laml 8 elpvateil ami has a tine view of the city; because they are near Ihree motor lines not in contemplation, but all now in operation ; l.e cause bin' no, to-day, lor the 10th day of next mouth they w ill ad vance $:.'" each ; because they are a -map. Ask those who have seen. Seeing U believing. Are vou in it? Ii. F. ASII1.Y, Manager, No. (ii, Washington Street, l'ortland, Drepin. Still We are Our Summer Stock will complete FURNISHING GOODS, VKLVKTS, SILKS. SXTIN'S AND H.I'SHKS, I. ViIK' AXI MHSKS Slf.K AND KNIT UN" I H-'RVV K A l, COITON AND VVi DT, UOSK, KM ! :i:rli KKIKS.Slf.K AND 1.INK.N llANDKI'.la:Hli:i S, SOAUFS. vi:ii.in(;. shawl-. i:k GO JDS Very attractive lim-s in m-w tMlniinys ati.l latt-st n.iveltii-H. GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR i Latest Styles! Hi-'i Novell ieH! I Ii-se-t .t Chil.lien's. Gr. W. SIM PSON, FlIiST srUKKI', A Id'.ANY. oiiKiiON. The Albanv A FULL LINK OF UNDERTAKING. mK M - OF SAN crs 111 lumi'ii FOh SMALL MONTHLY AMOUNTS. M"Six dollars per month w ill amount to 1'M1 in seven years, doubling the amount invested in that time. Money loaned on real estate security at ti per cent. For full particu lars apply to S. X. STKF.LK X CO., L-x-al Air nts. I 1 the- OlsDEST, loARGEST & LEAST EXl'EXSIVF. Institution of learning in the Northwest. .''.:!; Students itl 1S7 J'l.'i in tOl at- in..rnni:i r.S .w.n.l.. r.,i . . ... ., ...... .... ...... hcv vi lit iviii ini jiti if ii t 1 1 four years, (iraduates in Art, business, Classical, Law," Literary, Med ical, Musical, Normal, Pharmaceutical and Scientitic courses, 'tjradu ates from the normal course have all the advantages of graduates fiom the State Normal Schools. I'.eUfr farilitiea fur teufliiu.r nu.i ..,.o, tl,.. . , ... . - ...... .....i. iiv.ii ,eai Liiivil ever before, r irst term begins SEPTEMDEU 7th. ISiil. For cata- lugue. uu i in i niiiiriiiaiiou.ainiresH LOTS I r - t Buv in the Market. in the Lead! be found larger and i e th in ever. VVHiTE GOODS Anvli. in and everythinij: in l.if.e assortment and end less varietv. Furniture Co. S BUILDING CD. FRANCISCO - i-miu i V m. . , i;m ii.D, A. M.. Salem, Or. nivorsi ALBANY, OREGON, TIIK I'l I I'M AMI sr u.r. Kev. F. M. Shront, Pastor United I'.rethren Church, P.lue Mound, Kan., says : "1 feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parii-hioners thought 1 could live only a few weeks. J took live bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery and am sound and well, gaining L'O lbs. in weight." Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes : "After n. thorough trial and con vincing evidence, 1 am conlident Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, beats 'em all. and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness 1 can do my many thousand mends is to uge tliem to try it.' b reo trial bottes at Foshay & Mason, Drug Store Kegular sizes ode. and 1 (HI. miis m;i:ii:a i.itt:icrii.i.s. Act on a new principle reguln ting the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new dn covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, turpi 1 liver, piles, constipatiour Un equaled for men, women, children Smallest, mildest, surest ! 60dusei for 25 ceuts. Samples . ee, at Stanard t: Cusick. ii ii.fir i ici i in. Nervous women seldom recei re the sympathy they deserve. Wh otten the pictures ol health, Hi sy are constantly ailing, io wit hold sympathy from these unfi tunatcs is the height of cruelt 1 liev have a weak heart, causn.i shortness of breath, llutterir iiain in side, weak and hung 7 spells, and linallv swellimr f ankles, oppiession, chokinr, smothering and dropsy. 1 Miles' New Heart Cure is just ti e tiling tor them. Lor their ne: Voiisness, headache, weuknes.1, etc., his Kestorative Nervine 13 uiiequaled. tine treatise en "Heart and Nervous Diseases' ane marvelous testimonials fit: soiu ami guaranteed lv Maiiard x Cusick. M'U IIIIA t' AM.i. S. 11. Clitr.-rd. New Cas( , Wis was troubled with Neuralgia :.nd and Kite iimatism, his Stomach as hsordered. his Liver was alletted to and alarming degree, appetite fell awav, and he was tertiiilv re ililced 111 llesh and strength. Tlireo bottles of Electric bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, llarrisbirg, 111., had a running sore on his Jeg ol eight years' standing. L tied three bottles ot J-.lectnc i;if.ers and seven boxs of I'.ucklen's alve, and his leg is sound , nd well. John Speaker, Calawb;, 0., had five large Fever soies on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Litleis aud cue box Iiiicklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Fosha A .Mason. Drug stnre. t 1lllllt I AI'ltiMlt. The pa iter contain fieo asnt notices of rich, pretty and ediiL tied girls eloping with negroes, tra nps and coachmen. The well-kn :wii sjiecialist, Dr. Frankl vn Mi . 3s' ivsall such girls are more or. 2ss li vstencal, nervous, very in: nl- sue, iinbaLtneed ; usually sub to hcadacuc, neuralgia, sleep 3J- ness, immoderate crying or lai ing. These show a weak ncr is system for which there is jo remedy eipial to llestoiative llir vme. Trial bottles and a le book, containing many marvel' ;s cures, free at Stanard tt Cusi 1, who also sell, and guarantee J r. .Miles' celebrated New Heart Cu i, the linest of heart tonics. Cu. ?s tluttering, short breath, etc. TIM.OItll TLMI'l.tlts. Do you know that Mtxjre's H'i vealeil liemedy is the only pater.t medicine in the wnld that dots not contain a drop of alcohol ; Hu t the mode of preparing it is known only to its discoverer; that it is a:i advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century ; that it proprietor otl'er to forfeit $1,000 for any case of dyspepsia it w ill not cure? Tlie Celebrated French CURE Warrrutti' r-.'.F0Pt tlie tfi'mirativc nraim of either flex whether aniiii; from the exriie line of Htimulant-s, toliaeci or oeitim. or tlir mzh tmitliful iiiilin- I'retion, over imlulenee, te., mu-h asl'nof nnun rcwer, n aKe!irtien!, ltrinir l'on paiiiii in the B.tck, Si iiiinal Wi akinam, Hys teria, Ni r ou u ratiiin, Noi tnrnal Oniis !ionii, Leuivirrhn iMziin-m, Weak Memory, of Tower ami itnjioti'ii y whh h if neh-lei-u-il often leail to premature ohl ne and iniuiiity. Price 1 a 'mix; tt bove'i fcrfD.oO Sent I'V mail on receipt of priie. 4 ltllli: I.l tit tl IK la iriven with every uriler reeeiveil, to refund tne lu lu, y if a I'erillniieiif cure in noteffetteil. We have thutisaudNol tiv.tiinoni:i:3 from old and youtiir, of Imth nexen, who have heeii pi niiaiiently cunil iiv the use . I Aphroilitine Circular free, Adilreih ini; ti'UKU mi itit ivi: o. Western Branch, lk.x, 27. Portland, Oregon. Kor Rile h,' KoHhav & Manon. who eoalo and etail ilr.iistn. Allnny. Oreiion. to AnTinnflff.'Vrtl. or nnniov Af AAUUiitiAil ri-fumloil if I S o?f AFTER FKIDAY,-JULY 17 1891 MANY MEN KILLED The Chilian Insurgents Achieve Another Victory. A T.KKAT M'MUEU KILLED Company of Cavakj Wiped Otf the Taos of the Earth-Balmaot da Losing Ground Every Day- San b luxe isoo. July 1G. An Iquiipie .'respondent, describing the liattie ol Conception, winch lias been termed the Chilian Uu Kun, and which took place June 2, between the government forces under Colonel A.uiiz, numbering about 1000, and the insurgent forces, consisting of two regiments of infantry, three companies of cavalry and a battery of several light guns, states that the insur gent forces occupied a strong posi Don 011 a nlge overlooking valley, llieir gunnery was so poor that the battery failed to do much damage until a line of ekir .uishers drew the government forces in their compact form upon a phalanx ol the insurgent: troops who immediately opened tireuon them, mowing down a great nuiu her. As the government troops re covered and made a dash for the insurgents battery, a cross-fire was delivered, throwing the assail ants into great confusion, in the midst ol which the insurgent cav airy charged them repeatedly, though losing a large number of men in doing so. Azuriz's men made a third stand, but the bat tery again mowed them down and they linally broke into a hasty re treat. : he cavalry then but upon the living fo.!, hacking thm viciously. Some of the cavalry proceeding too far. the fugitives turned on them and killed them almost to a man. Uie govern ment tro ps continued their flight to the mountain;, though the cor respondent states that the result might nave been different had Azuri known that the insurgent infantry was out of ammunition. 1 he insurgents lost verv lew men outside o. the cavalry, which was badly btoken up, while 200 of the government forces were killed. Washington, July 16. The fol lowing telegram has been received by J'on redro Montt, representa tive o. - HtelTlian-. insuincttio here : "I'U'i-it'E. July 15. There has been no battle in Coouimbo. The only combat that has taken place has been between our van guard aud the rear guard of 1 he dictator s army, to the south of allenar, in the valley of Huasco. In the com hit the troops of the dictator lied Our troops occupy the whoie prov nice ot Atacama. The following cablegram was re ceived this morning: I'iU'ifE, July Io. Uur army coiitin its its accoutrements Witt the arms received from Euiope. The greatest enthusiasm and uis cipline reign, Large numbers of volunteers come to our ranks daily. Supplies continually arrive by steamers from California, Peru an 1 all narts of the Pacilic. and provisions are abundant 11 biiiioue. The nitrate works are ii great activity and t'le esportaiio. of salitre produces an abundam revenue. From Santiago, we t informed that t lie resources 01 Halmaceda are cons -ntly dimin ahing. The people are terrorized bv continuous outrages and fusil- adesof the committee. There is great discontent in the dictator's army. A few das ago a revolu Hon as almost successful in lial maceda's licet of vessels. Their rews are impatient to join their comrades who light for the consti tution and laws." OlTKUiKS IN IHELAMt. r.oy. oiled TennulH at the Merry of Au I'nruly Mob. Loxdon.JuIv 10 Outrages upon the boycotted tenants in and near lipperarv, w ho reiused to join tne plan of campaign, and defied its promoters, still continue in spite of the efforts of the constables to suppress them and apprehend the miscreants, whose acts are invari ably committed under the cover of dtrkne s. On 'Jue-day night the house of Patrick Hrady, an evicted tcnint who returned to his In Id ing last winter, was attacked with stones which smashed every win dow in the building, and later in the night an unsuccessful attempt was made to set the dwelling on fire, the house at the time being occupied by Urady, his wife, his mother and four children. On the same night the house of a farmer named Sweeney was attacked, but the assailants were repulsed oy the copious use of hot water thrown upon them from the jpper win dows. One of the marauders was recognized, and the police are in puisuit of him. AN ANUKV Bl"l.I.. He lore a New lark Man In a Terrible Manner. Sykactse, N. Y., July 1(5. Walter .Shattuck, a farmer living near the village of Liverpool, had a terrible encounter with a mad bull yesterday, and now lies at the point of death. The bull got out of the pasture, and Mr. Shattuck took a club to drive him back, i ne bull went along for a few rods, and then turned upon Mr. Shattuck. knocking him down. The annua i limped on the mau. and tried t gore him. Mr. Shattuck caught the bull by the ring in his no with one hand and with the other grasped the animal's tongue. His wife and daughter aw the fght from the h use and bun ied to the rescue. When thev reached him he sent his daughter to the bar n for a pitchfork, and when she re turned lie instructed her to run the line of the fork through the ring and pinion the bull's head to the ground. She did this and re leased her father. Mr. Shattuek's clothing was torn to shreds, and he was dreadfully cut and hruis.'d AN IMI1 MAN DKKII, Three Children Murdered by Their (iraiiilmiither. Josiii'A, Tex., July Iii. This town is much excited over the tragedy of Mo:;day night last, when the three children ot O. A Xewlrerrv were murdered, their throa's being cut, and old Mrs. Xewberry, grandmother of the children was frightfully rut, being, as she alleges, li- l o a po-t by two marked men w..i.e 'In- rigi ful work was in p ogrc.-s. It ,a lirst reriorted that the ol 1 lad;.- was killed. Early yestcid..y morning there were doubts of the truth ol the story of Mrs. Xewberry, aud before night it was whispered around that she committed the deed. The old lady seemed to know too much about the all'airfor a woman who had been cut i-i the throat seventeen times by the persons who murdered the chil dreii. She has been ai rested and was taken to Cletunne to-night. The only theory advanced is that the old ladv was demented. ii(i.oi:s i ;: n'i i i: i. Another tt Hire f.ir Or.'iri.ir w u,. r- IlilriKlelit of Public I nut run l.i:i. ToitoNTo, July III. The interna tional association elected tiie fol lowing otlii-ors this morning : The principal business was I he election of officers. The coiuuiirte reported asfollows: President. E. 11. Cook. New York ; secretary, K. W. Stev enson, Kansas ; tieasuu-r, .1. M. ( ireenwood, Missouri; lir.-t vice- president, W. K. tiailelt, Telllies see. li. .Mcl-.lnjv, ol Oregon. was elected vice-president at large. Directors representing the vaiijiis states were also elected. bite Lovail tne Fiie. "'- ' rEW Iokk.jiiiv Hi. Josephine Moehrhoof, the 17-vear old gir who was arrested with her father, Henry Moehrhoof on Sunday last on euspicion of arson in having set tire to the premises in which thev lived in Williaiiishurgh, made a conies? ion to t he tire niar.-h.il ves- terdav in which she acknowledged herself guilty. Fire Maishal I.fwns will reuuest Jusii.-e Kenna to have her mental condition impmed imo. She says she set lire to her father's house six times last Su iday be tween o o clock in the a'P-i uoou and 8 at night. "I poured oil over the llcor and other places,'' si said, "and then 1 iit a match and set fire to it. No one was present while I was doirg it, ami no one told me to do it. I did it because I love the fire and like to tee it laze." Tournament of liicyele liiilera. Detroit, July Wi. Five thous and wheelmen are in the citv rep resenting the leading clubs of the country. 1 he tournament w ill he gin at 2 o'clock, with a twejty five mile road race from Pontine "to this citv. There lire twenty-seven entries, and as the road is in good shape, last time is expected. A lantern parade to belle island oc curred this evening, followed by a display of li reworks. Killed Ills Falthles Wife. Ci.ipton, Ariz., July 2oV-Lon- jino Jinso murdered his wife this morning at San Jose. She lelt him five months ago and was living with another man. Jinso stabbed her with a dagger, driving it to the hilt through her breast. He after ward laughed over the deed. A tl I'ukllOH n Epidemic Haging. Panama, July 10. A serious epidemic is reported raging in Manitoba, but the nature thereof docs not appear. The populace is demoralized, the richer classes, in cluding the governor and officials, Ueeing from tne ics!ilenee. Gootl CrojiM in Manitoba. Winnipeg, July 10. The Mani toba government crop bulletin shows the crop prospects are the brightest known lor years. There has been an abundant rain. Har vesting will begin about the 15th ol August. Town Item royed 1 Fire. Santa Chi z, July 10. A fire which started about midnight last night destroyed most of the lnn of Howldet (.'reek, fourteen miles from here. The losses w ill reach j over foo,inra; insurance a love 1J,000. l'erleheti In the Fliinie, Livermoke Fai.is, Me.,.lulv 10. A heavy thunderstorm visited North Bay Wednesday, liuddings owned by li. E, Kryant, valued at HO.OOO, were struck by lightning and burned. Pryant perished in the Haines. Potato Blight in Ireland. Dublin, July 10. A blight has played great havoc with the po tato crops in Skibbereen district. rdi'tE N EW MOUNTAnrAOAD A Stock Company Formed to Work It. TO IU N HV M A It ION LAKE. It Will Be a Wocderfal linptoTemtiit Eailroad Gommiaiioneri Consider a Cass of Discrimination. Sai.f.m, July 10. The MintoPass Ai Marion Lake Improvement Co., ol Salem, was formed and papers tiled to-Jay. I he incorporators tie 1 1 Wain, t. 1. Wrightman and M. W. Hunt, with a capital sock ol f.iOOO. 1 lie object is to lay out and improve a stock and wagon road in Independecce Valley, Marion county, and up the east branch of the Xorth Santiam, passing Marion Lake on the north ml over Minto Pass to a connect ion with the public road system of Crook county. The board of railroad commis sioners are inquiring into the alleg ed discriminations wheseby the Souther n Pacilic company gives the students and faculty of the State University at Eugene special rates in transMrtaton. The com mission holds that the same favors should be shown the Agricultural College and the State Normal at Monmouth. Articles of incorporation were tiled to-day with the secretary of tate as follows : 1 he Dalles i ruit Growers A. Shipping company, of I'eiulleton with a capital stock of a thousand dollais. The Wallowa Sunday School Association of Wallowa county. I'KOi'O.SED NEW ItOAD. -eboiie ofC. S. Brlce to Parallel the Lake Shore System, Cincinnati, July 10. It is assured to-day that C. S. Biice and Samuel Thomas are at the head of a syndicate, whote object is to parallel the Lake Shore rail way svstem from Toledo in as near a bee-line as possible. The route .ias already been surveyed as far as t.iosiien. ind.. and engineers v ill lea.i me work in a few days, tnd continue the line to Chicago via Laporte, Iud. The section through which the new road will pass is thickly settled, and is eaid o abound in minerals. G. S. tir ice. has gone to Europe to try aud interest English capitalists in the enterprise, and its contracts will be awarded for grading", etc., on his return. Many of the towns ihrough which the line will pass have assured the projectors of heir willingness to render any aid when called upon. The Dew road will be 17 miles shorter between Toledo and Chicago than the Lake hore. The Yanderbilts have offered the projectors a large sum not to build, but it was refused. I'hey also threaten, if the line is Puilt, to redace figures to such a low price that the new road will have to operate at a loss. Those interested in the enterprise have ample capi'al and w ill not be de terred. The completion of the line will give the Brice-Thomas s ndicate control of a system that aill have connections with all sections of the country. Mr. Price while abroad will close a contract for a line of steamers to run from some point reached by his system to Central aud South America. TFItKIFIC TULNDKK STORM. Two Men Killed Instantly By a Stroke of Lightning Wkstx'ii ester, Pa., July 10. This place was visited late yester day by the most terrific thunder s. or m of the season. Iiain fell in torrents, the thunder was awful and the lightning blinding. Two Italians, Nicoli Yalarioand Donarte (.'onto, working on the Lenape branch of the electrc railway, were struck and instantly killed. They had taken refuge Irom the rain under a large cotton wood tree when the bolt struck it. Amen Dolan was riding a horse about twenty leet from the tree at the tune, the horse was knocked down, and, together with Ikinlan, was stunned for some time, though not 6eriouslv injured. About the same time, a large barn on John Krelle's farm, a short distance from tip's place, was struck by lightning and burned. Nothing was saved except two horses. William Kane aud George Dsvatt were in the barn, and were saved from being burned by friends ear ly ing them out. Ouay Wants to he Ke-Elerted. New York, July 10. R. li. Juay, son of United States Sena tor tnay, was seen at Sea Isle City, Cape May, yesterday. He said positively his father will not accept a re-election as chairman of the national republican commit tee, but that he is a candidate for re election as senator from Penn sylvania, and is confident that he w ill be elected. ENGLISH POLITICS. Lord Salisbury Hectares In Favor of Woman Suffrage. Lonpon, July 10. Lord Salis bury says he believes the question of women voting demands consid eration. He declares home rule has not effected any lodgment in England. Speaking in regard to a revision of the electorate, Lord VOL. VI NO. 194 Salisbury declared any change in this direction ought to be associ ated with a redistribution of seats in parliament. Ireland, Wales and Xorth Scotland are greatly over represented, while England, es Iecially London, is greatly under represented, and a redistribution of seats must be to the advantage of the conservatives. Earl Spencer, formerly lord lieutenant of Ire land, declares the policy of the liberals in favor of home rule for Ireland is as popular in the Eng land constituencies now as before disaster overtook the Parnellites, and home rule would be the first proposal introduced in the next liberal parliament. SAM DlIOUTKAUEDV. A Plan to Lynch the Murderer Fortunately Averted. San Dikoo, Cal., July 16. The inquest began yesterday afternoon on the remains of the sailor of the Charleston killed on Tuesday. The evidence developed that the officers whe claimed to be United States deputy marshalls were not depu tized by Marshal Gard, and, therefore, had no authority to ar rest the sailors. Marine bnrial service was held over Brown on board the Charleston this morning and the remain? will be brought , ashore. They will be sent to San Francisco by the afternoon train. At the inquest this morning the evidence was even stronger than yesterday that the attack of the officer was criminally brutal. The inquest w ill probably continue till to-morrow. It develops this morn ing that a well arranged plan to lynch the deputy marshals hung fire last night. Sixty citizens frilly armed were up till 2 o'c.ock this morning debating whether or not the prisoners should be lynched. Better counsel prevailed, and it was deeided to await the result of the inquest. There is apparantly a determination on all sides to see justice done. The inquest is being held in one of the superior court rooms. ' MORE TROUBLE BREWING. It Is Thought the Iron Worker Will Resort to Violence. PiTTSBiBO, Pi.,July 15. Sheriff McClearly has twenty-eight depu ties on guard at Carnegie's steel rail mill at Duquesne, this county, in anticipation of an outbreak to morrow, when an attempt will be made to resume operations. The 700 employes struck on July 1 be cause the firm would not sign the scale of the Amalgamated Associ ation of Iron and Steel Workers. The firm has now secured about 100 non-union men, and will try to start up in defiance of the union. The expectation to-night is that there will be violence as the strik ers are determined not to let new men work. Pittsbi-ro, July 16. The threat ened riot of strikers at Duquesne this morning did not materialize. The Allegheny Bessemer Steel company started its plant in full operation and everything is quiet. Many amalgamated men have re turned to work. Federation of Baker Proposed. ' San Francisco, July 16. At a meeting of the Bakers' and Con fectioners' Union last night.letters were read from the Sacramento, Los Angeles and Seattle branches, favoring a proposed federation of all branches on the coast, with headquarters in this city. If the Portland, Spokane and Tacoma branches also favor this federa tion, it will be established at once. The World' Fair Commission. London, July 16. The world's fair commission, headed by Hon. Benjamin Butterwortb, sent from Chicago to visit the capitals of Europe in the interest of the fair, arrived to-day. They will be dined entertained and shown abcut Lon don and the manufacturing cities of Great Britain throughout the present month. Fond to be Called For Washington, July 16. The treasury department will soon issue another call on the national bank depositories for a return of a further installment of govern ment bonds. Transferred to the President, Washington, July 16. The case of Collector Bradshaw, of Port Townsend, Wash., recently inves tigated by the treasury depart ment, has been transferred to the president at Cape May for action. Postofflce Inspector Appointed. Washington, July 16. The president has appointed Marvin D. Wheeler, of New York, chief postoflice inspector in place of Major Rathburn, appointed fourth assistant postmaster-general. Duty on Wheat Reduced. T.ISRON .Tulv 16. A dnc.rM liaa been promulgated, reducing the import duty of wheat to 7 reis per kilogramme. Notice to Patron. Albany Or. May 30 1891. I have this day made arrange- ' ments with Messrs Knapp Burrell & Company of Albany. To furnish all patrons with Deering Binders. Please call at once. Also arrange ments are made with them fore very thing in the farm impli men t line including twine. Mart Miller. Financial Agent.