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Newspaper Page Text, --E ''.JlEy' 2U CByM-WBBK. ALKANYr VOL. VI .NO. 20? rORMLI, WINW, ETC. I. 1.1 ili 1 ... u... J4l-la n, th. ,.-..ir. I-:.U14 M h.. it. . . I s ....... . . - I - K. . i . irw a n , fli , Notice to Whom It May J.ucra. . ii . . . . - . . v,f. M -m... .11 k . . ... ... ' -- - imv III. IID.'IU Ml) '". J l V" - r here . further u i.iaru uoc lei bsr h vc tMytlcng ..a uil ere lit, a. w.ll n t on f .r a .y h: iu bei IJV)H SALE A flrat-c e mo'v nuirg-v and hirue-M, .l.ii mi us. Will l. eold h.. AoHW t., Mr pei lutitt. AlUtuy, mM Baking llf in.si-l i -I ti d. genera' houae I ' iii I firmly in th. cuiiutry. . w, rif rd, lalaia,. Or. Qsed in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard Notice. I hir.w m'a a" imii: anion errlitiu " nuaaand ua nw muim., ail have !eh him, with a very jn-it c.uie m id provocation, and piaitlre'y refute to pay any ihh ae- -cou k raaue or mm. Mm. W. p. Turn. W)J SWII dm nn the ihnrieM II a me. Or lei e't at Or, torn." will Plai -o Im pro-apt. attended t-j. W. NKELV. IJVY yjur chiil til - "h i h i j tt fur X tto;.yj- la II, i n' lj4 . 1 pivable. Tn )iri a'e reunite! t eil at tie J II if th i clerk. U O pay tli in!, Si; ieJ, C. O clerk. . R irVhart and U.irkbwrt, CONSOLIDATION -:- LOTS TheCbeape.st and IV-st Uuv in tlia Market. CI b. wis.v. atisr kor ths lead lu( Are, life .ad accideat liuuraace com iVrKES Or LNb- All 8t for culti- I UU rtloo, aid an ler fen ... for tale a fliliwra re, W.thin H oiilea from railroad i a in w mile from Albany Apuly a tbie oirka A S' I 4 .1 1 hu reuirrl h laundry to the ir 10 h iu the cor er of Se.ttud and Lyoo airdete. Ne4rrr Iu DrlMor. A I th ie in lentel t- th. late firm of Ttio.u lull & Oeruin are rdqueatej to call at o ice aou aeuie tne earue " Laael Tt Hair. . 10, ), 10, 80 acre, cujr term, m iht pica cbetp ud lilh prlned. f city lota al oarued by d. Bryant. inatall- Alao a Becauae Hit? lots are "lOvlOt) I l.':ll Wi. I li.it 11 11 iiia'.!.. ..fs,..,.. ... 1. ... ? v... . civ ..-, i iiiuini it . 1. CailHH Ihtiv ara all .!... .. .... . . ' . 1 J ' . . - ".-... 'muni is, inj rooiu. Hi) rocKS : iihi-:liisi i ih neivaie.1 ami has a hw i.v of Hie i ity; leo;iiise tlity are near Ihrve motor linea not in conttMiintnti.m l.nr all ;,. ,....,: ... . i cause buy no. to-lay. lor the Kif h ,lrtv of next month tlv will n.i- varntj JJ") each : U-itunsH Mihv ur . v.,, .,, ui- n,.,.. i heeing m believing. Are you in it ? R. F. ASH BY, Manager, 'o. "i Washington Street, Portland, Oregon. irONEY TO LOAM -HOM K CAPITAL ON 1IL rood real estate lan eauolra of Ueo. ecunty rot particii. uuuipnrey. tlOLD HtNO, 8 OOLl PK.NS. l Mil A K T pencil, i very irood bMidKecchicfa, all eut to uty addreM to iulrolu iu ch ap lio of x ml, for IU ota J S. Cadiz O VTOTH'E Ii HtCKEHV OIVtN THAT THE 11 ttuder.ia'iied w II not he reapuiui b e f.ir auv de:t4 contracted except :ioiitracled iv u4lf, or on a written order from me, Al aiy, July 11, lsfl. JOH.V DlfKlNGEK. 5!i We are in the Leac Ltetvous women peidom recei ts tlie BViupathythev deserve. WliLe often the pictures of health, th iy are constantly ailing, 'to will holil sympathy from these uuf r- tnnates is the height ofcruelt? 11 i ... . i ney nave a weak heart, causn n siionness ot breath, tluttenr j, pain iu side, weak and hung y spells, and finally swelling )f ankles, oppies.ioii. chokiiir, smoiiii'iing and dropsy. i:r. Miles' New Heart Cure is just ti e ining ior tiiem. tor their ne vousness, headache, weakneai etc., ins itesiorauve ivervine la uneqnaled. Fine treatise cn "Heart and Nervous Diseases" une marvelous testimonials fii.d STATE AND CmST.b'! on tne streneth of The Board or Railroad Commis sioners in Session. ALLEGED DISCRIMINATION. The Albany Immicraioa Kate Mater Settled Mewiy Notei from Our Btate Caplial. an the alleged rev.lu A GIGANTIC SCHEME. who were French subjects. The commander of the Balmaceda. a war vessel, said he was trying to engage Italians to replace tne promise made during "J?!?f L8 Kwernment Farmers Will Endeavor to Control Frenchmen who were sent ashore ...m..u. uv viumini were ever i. , .. the World's Wheat Market sold and guaranteed by Stanard C'usick. Sl-M llt:j C4fr:4, H. Clinbrd.XewCassel. Wis-: was irouoied with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomacl disordered. Ins Liver was allotted u.i aim aiarming ulegree, apieUte iwav, and he was tomh v ro. Tliree cured fell 1 1 :.. .1 i i . uiceii in nesu ami sirens?tii. bottles of Klectric Bitters him. Kdwaril Shenherd. Harrisli irt 111., had a rmiiiinir sore on his lev i eight years' standim?. Unpd three bottles of Klectrie Bit'ia nn. I seven boxs of Bucklen's aivo, and his leir is sound; nil well. John Speaker. Cataw bp. D.. uid live large Fever sores tin his eg, doctors said he was ineural.le ne bottle Electric Bitters and cue ox l.ucklen s Arnica Salve cured urn entirely. Sold bv Fosha .tt .Mason, Drug store. Our Summer Stock- will complete be found than ever. larger and more K yr Ann jhrr:e. U'ack Keul. i an cber.iea, peich p. mm. Birt ttt pe e, B'ack ustioerrie an I Bickbcrriu r.ir whi. h 1 will pty tbe uihe'. market price u. . Siar.N Laei4 rejrlM Ptanaa aauain. auaviri.te boh caa oa talo accurate nd prompt work by culm upon ex-county eurv.yoi i.T.T. Kiaber. He haacomplet oofie of Bald note aud towu abip pUta, aud f prepare I to do aurveviuK in any part of Lion county. Poetoltlce ad.lnM., atulera iMauoa. Una oou uy . Oregon. vv. )DSVWJWG-A H. .4iirl hoi l.u ouidt, m ho rca-ly V a 1 al -irU-Tn, Lckve ontr at resided e. o' l-fa of 3ni aod C1po ia rovU, or they-t & t rout trASTEl-Aifirl to iu t)ii-rkl hou-i wi ll tnu.rw a lb rnie s &t X y- a.2s fjik Jucs consitr snioitinoTobixco : If pacKaoe'TnaKes'it ffi mo9tUesir.aiite t C4rry mtJic. pacKtt. CITY DRUG STORE 8TAIAED a CU3ICI, Proa., PlaHTER BLOCK, - ALB INT Dealer In D8UC3, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, FANCY and Toilet artiei-e. Sponge. Bruahe, rerfumery. School Book, aud Ar tit'a Hupiie Physician s prescriDlioni careiuuy compounded. H. Fdilono GREGG, & Repairiug. Men' aqd Bo' clotljln made to of Jar or cleaned and repaired on atort notice and leaeeuaDio rate. Shop on the atreet car line, between Tl)ird oa rijurr-n nrreia. HfSSOLVTION NOTICE. NOTICE I hereby given that hy mutual coaeent A. K. Krumrei and Herman Boelow bar thi day diolvel pirtnerahip In the hotel buaiue, H. Buelow having i ii.-heJ the intereat hitherto owned hy A. K. Krumrei. All outstanding i-deUcdnee wi:l ne tettled by, aud all account payable IJ U Buelow. A P K( mf.i. 1 ' ltmS Biblow. l4td thl lit day of July, For lame back, side or chest. U9 Shiloh's porous piaster. Price 2 cants at Foshay k Mason. FURNISHING GOODS. VKLVKTS, Sir.KS, SATIN'S AND l'M?SHF.S. I, A 1)1 F.' AND MtSSKS Sff.K AN'I KNIT UXUKRWKAK, COrroV a ni wool, i r sk, I-; m i, roi i kk i fs. si f ,k a n i LIXK.s' HAXDKKKClllKFS. SCARFS, VKH.INi.S. SHAWLS, KTC. DRESS GO JDS Very attractive lines in new colorings and latest novelties. WHITE GOODS Anything and everything in l.fe assortment and end less variety. GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR ! Latest Styles! Hig'i Novelties ! Ladies, Misse-t & Childien'e. Gk W. SIMPSON, A MVSTIItV l:ri.tiMH, the papers contain freo -j)iit nonces 01 run, pretty and cjui ttml girls eloping with negroes, tra aps ami coaciimcn. llie we 1-kn lwn peciahst, Dr. l ranklvn Ml ' ays all such girls are more or! ass ivsterical, nervous, very in: -,il-ive, unbalanced: usually suit ct ' . . - . ' 10 neauaciie, neuralgia, sleep, .ja- ness, immoderate crving or lat r'l 'i1 1 i . nig. i uese snow a ucuk ner' .is system for which there is 10 remeilv eipial to Restorative 21 r vme. Trial bottles and a ;e hook, containing many marvel' is cures, free at Stanard & Cusi i, wnoaisoseii, and guarantee J r .Miles celebrated NeA- Heart (!u thelinestof heart tonics. Cu. Hut taring, short breath, etc. Tin; i-i i.i-ir am sru.K. ReV. F. M. Shroilt I'slMlnrTTntlol i.ieinren Uhillch. I ue Mound is. an., says: "I tee it m v c ut v f . wv tell what, wonders Dr. Kind's N'av Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I eoulil live only a few weeks. I took live Salkm. July 23. In answer to the board of railroad commission er's communication to R. Koehler. manager oi tne southern racinc, regarding reduced rates to the students and teachers of the State University, Mr. Koehler says he will in,)de the Corvallis College and the Monmouth Normal in the . I u . n 2 1 1 I ll I aa a a tft Ii nra u-nA .......... r a j .I a Stomach was I 1 . 9 ' Proylue.u- .lu noara ueems it not an inuiscnrainauon, and otherwise, he says, he shall be compelled to revoke the reduced rates now in force. The board ap plied to Attorney-General Cham berlain, who gave his opinion of the course suggested to be an un warrantable discrimination, lie says the discrimination suggested would come within the letter of tne law and is prohibited by it. Acting upon in is decision tne board noti tied Mr. Koehler that such rate to the state institutions would be a liscrimination against the other high schools of the state, and therefore recommends that he ex tend the same rate to all chartered institutions of learning within the state. Tbe board will insist on the extension of this rate to all the chartered institutions of learning or else a cancellation of the rate to fcngenr In regard to the alleged dir?crim inatlun in the matter ot the ituuu grant rate from Albany, Koehler explains to the board that the same was made to enable grants coming up on the west to coi.tinue south from Albany on the east side. No town being sit uated similar to Albany. The ex planation was considered satis factory by the board. ror ten days the board has been working on the freight tariff schedule for the Southern Pacific. be board leaves merchandise the same as before, but proposes a slight reduction on grain, flour. stock, fruit, wood, lumber, veget ables, etc. The .schedule will be adopted or modified next week. Koehler will be present. Ed I-askey was brought to the asylum to-day from Blodgett, Ben ton county. He is 15 vears old ah4 often violeat. temeies oi incorporation were tile I with the secretary of state to day by the Vaquina Fruit Com pany, of laquina City. The in- everl made to cede Haytian territory to the United States or to any other foreign power for any purpose whatsoever. The constitution of Hayti most positively nrntiiltits that. Such being the ease, the Haytian government will most ila. ciaeaiy reluse permission to the uuueu oiaies or io anv other gov ernment to establish itself on single foot of territory in this country." leal THE CONVICT MINEKS, the Striking: Miner will Await Courae of the Law. Knoxvim.e. Tenn.. .Tnlv Everything is quiet at Briceviile nu i)ai i,reek. M iners are hold ing a meeting at Coal Creek. It is believed they w ill consent to a return of the convicts, and await the action of the special Ri-esinn rr the legislature on the convict lease system. The nvlitia will re- main at rricevme. i he governor will confer with the miners this evening. llie killniL' of a convict IIU I1I...1 Hat ris by one of the guards this morning, caused great excitement. and an outbreak at the miners iB feared. I rth National Leag-u Coat Dublin, July 2f. The, convention openep I large attendance was the presidrrflf officer. warmly cheered. Referring to Balfour's promise, as outlined, of a local government bill for Ireland, rarneu aaid be would loin limo- thy Healy in making it as compre hensive aa rmanihle. The mnven- Sr. Paul. Julv 23. St Paul haa I tion arlnntarl a nmo-rammA which been made the headquarters of the! included manhood, sutfrege, land- law reform, and reinstatement ot the evicted tenants. AND TRY TO FORCE PRICES IP. Th Plan Is to Squats Speculator sal Wheat Biy.rs to th Wall-A Blf Orop. MOKE THAN A CENTIKV OLD. A colored Wuiaan Die at A;e of One Hundred and He, Indianapolis, July 2.5. "Gran ny' Sarah Davis, a well-k nnwn colored woman, died to day at the advanced age of 105 yeais. She came to this state from Delaware! btty years ago with a family named Phelni. t wl.inn sln be longed. Shvj t laiiu. d that w hen nor master returned Irom the national movement by the United larmers' alliance to cover tbe en tire wheat crop of tbe country ror several days a large force of employes nave been engaged in sending out circulars with the view of having all class's of armers keep back their wheat crop, until prices bare been ad vanced to a high point. The plan is to untie tne tanners in a gigan wneai trust, in wnicn tne pro- .1 . I 1.1 . . " uucers snail pe siocKDoiders, and ny which speculators and wheat- buyers will be squeezed to the wall. George M. Muller, editor of the State, and a prominent alii. ance man, is at the bead of the movement. The wheat crop of tne united States for 1891 is eeti mated at 500,000,000 bushels. The promoters of the farmers' trust oeiieve that four-fifths of this can be held by the farmers from four to eight weeks, by which time, it "'ought, prices win nave gone saywaiu. circulars nave already been sent to secretaries of alli ances in all the wheat-growing states. A DELUGE OF HAIL. 111c; Damage Donets Orala 1st kata aud Minnesota. Sr. Pai l, July 23, A hailstorm it me ,.i,,n... i . "i""j -rv unutorm immi- ? "iionVyi ?f Wa?.8 cra',.,nB "l'key and McPherson counties, stside f u v' "df I,,u TU ,ua,ke ,er .D.,last night destroyed 1,000 invon I'?! ot aEe: ,"ie family has acres of grain. A destructive hail 's authentic record of 1 05 years THE DECISION AKfr lK.UKD. In the Cae or Henry Chapman the W. V. A C. M. W. K, Co. Wasiiinuton, July 2:5. Acting secrewry Jliandler has altirn ed the decision of the commissioner general of the land office in the case of Henry Chapman vs. the Willamette valley and Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Company oi uregon. PORTS UOINd Hllmt. bottlesot Dr. King's New Discovery corporators are D. P. Blue FIRST STRLKr, ALBANY, ORF.tiON. f linn1 e-:- -THK- OLoDEST, bARGEST & LoEAST EXPKN'SIVK Institution jf learningin the Northwest. 3.16 students in 1 SS7. -I'.i.'i in lS'.U- -ai: mcr:ise of nearlv .ri!) nt.e nonl in four years. Graduates in Ait, Business, Classical, Law, Literary, Med ical, Musical, Normal. Pharmaceutical ami Scientific mur.. i:r.,in. ates from the normal course have all the advauLiges of i?radiiutes from the State Normal schools. Better facilil 1PH flir tJU)t ill.P novt iron r- tl.nn ever before, rirsttcrin Iiclmiis SF.PTKM P. Kit Trl., w n i.'... ..... lOKue, wiin inn inioriiialion.aditress Win. S. ARNOLD, A. M., Salem, Or. ;ind am sound and well, gaining 20 os. iu weight. Arthur Love. Manager Love's r unny hoiks Combination, writes "After a thorough trial and con vincuig evidence, I am confident ir. King s New Discovery for Con sumption, heats 'em all. and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do mv many thousand friends is to uge nem to try it.- five trial bottes rosnav v .Mason. Dnnr St.. re. Kegular sizes o )c. and f 1 00, M. M. with a Mil.!'! MICtl A IIVIUI-II IS. Act on a new principle reguln ting the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new dii- covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpi 1 ner, piles, eonstipationr Un equaled for men. women, children Smallest, mildest, surest ! 60dose i for 25 cents. Samples . ee, at Manard & (Jnsick. Davis, and Geo. - Bushnell capital stock of $10,000. The county judge and commis sioners left this evening for Mill City, where they will confer to- mono w with the court of Linn county regarding the construction of a bridge across the Satitiatn at that place. The Salem steam laundry took tire again this afternoon from a spark on the roof. Tbe deparluu-r i was called out, and the flAma-i w as small. Tbe roof will be uid of iron to avoid fires. From the figures in tbe hands f the railroad commissioners it ie learned that in 1890 Salem ship ped .159.490 pounds )f fruit and 45,700 of vegetables. The total of vegetables shipped from valley points is i, aoo.oou pounds, fruit aud vegetables from Southern Oreg u is 1,400,000 pounds Their Journey to St. Paul Wa a Fruitless One. Sr. Pai'l. Julv 23. Crowds of disappointed sports, w ho came to witness tbe ilall-FiUsimmons fight, are leaving for their h m The money paid for seats is bein? refunded. CASE 4r THE I TATA. Albany Collegiate Institute, AMiAA'Y, OKKGON, September 9, 1891. June 10, 1892. A Full Corps of IftpcricMil Teachers. Four departments of study : Colleirinte. Type writing and ;liort-hand are taught. For catalogue address Kh . KLBf.RT N, COND1T, A. M., PresMcnt. CALL AISTD SEE THE VERNON HAY PRESS &eqled or fast work and light .raft. Manufactured at the foot of Jaker Street, Albany, by PRICE & VERNON. rO4.00l TI.UPl.4ltS. Do you know that Moore's Re vealed Remedy is the only patei.t medicine iu the world that doi 3 not contain a drop of alcohol ; tin t the mode of preparing it is known only to its discoverer; that it is an advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century ; that its proprietoi 9 otlcr to forfeit 1 .000 for any cae of dyspepsia it will not cure ? She Will Soon Be Ronrl Releaied Tlie Celebrated French CURE "APffffnTltTiW"'. tasia Warranted to cure or money I refunded 3l 8i JlL :tWg OS rgS AFTER 11. . . ..,1 i..ner:uiie oriraus or lth. .un.i ur .... 1.. . . -"""in tnlia .. Z fxccsun e use of Btiniulant. t op.'n. or tl.r ,ixxh j outliful indS f,'0,,;l?,er '"'I'lIifMice.ttc., uch asloMof -, ".Miu neHa. Ituarinir Dnwn a-min:il Weakiiem. Hv- - juiui, nocturnal Utuk- :uusill tlie liaelc teria, Ner ou won", Umnrrho Pizina.. w.k M-mnrv ..-of Power ami nniwteii -v whi. h if n! "(ten lea.1 to ruuiature old aire and 1 nee I a b.ix: 6 boxes fcrafi.00 leeted insanity. Sent l.v mail "n reex'iiit of irii-e. 'I III I 1 1 I J'l' . . rm'w 1- . 1 . r,r. la Kuril itn e-.ery order reeeie.,1 i rr....7i o,. moTiev if a IVrmnnrnl cure i noteBetted. We nave thoiuiaiuUnf :..i -1.1 ' vvil I 111 U 1 1 1 in 1 1 yiu yoilllf, Of Iw.th .h h.e- h.n Krmanently cnnl i,y ttie use , Aphroditine tirelltar free, A. Lire, "rr'""''". Hox.27. fort laud, Oreffon. t or :le by roal.ay A Masoll who leaoj etui druut,, Albany. Oregon. an Francisco. July 23. Miguel Teieda, who has acquired celebrity as commander of the Itata, arrived here from San Diego yesterday, ac companied by V. uuzman, a prom nent member ot the insurgent party. The statement that the Itata will be released upon a bond 01 f ivj.oou being bled, is some what premature. Application for release has not yet been made, though some such action will pro bably be taken in the immediate future. The matter would have been arranged before now but for tin; fact that some doubt exists as to the legality of the acceptance by Judge Ross of the bonds, and his orddring the vessel's release while acting outside his own district. When Page and Kels, attorneys for the congressional party in this city, make their application and bonds are fixed, the amount will be forthcoming, as men of standing are prepared to qualify at once. When the Itata is finally released she will leave San Diego for this port, where tlie necessary repairs will be made, after which she will return to San Diego in time for a hearing of th case in tbe district court at Los Angeles, September 13th. Hiri'ULVTK'9 VIEW 9. tie Saja the United States Cannot Hairs the Male of SU Nicholas. New York. July 23. A corres- p indent at Port au Prince has had an interview with flippalyte. in which the latter says: "In the difference between Hayti and. the United States concerning the Mole of St. Nicholas, my country has Racine; at Saratoga. Saratoga, July 23. The racing season at Horsehaven opened to". day under tbe most aurpicious cir cumstances. The weather is tine. attendance lanre and bettim? live- lv. The lii st race was an intro ductory scramble for a purse of $000, five furlongs. LaTosta first, Bolero second, Penny Royal third ; time, 1:02. Betting, LaTosca 1 io 0. Newapaper Publisher Arrested. Atlanta, Ga.. Julv 23. Editor H. C. Brown, of the Southern Alli ance Farmer, has been arrested by the poBtoliice authorities charged with violating the postal law, in republishing an editorial from a San Francisco paper which ap peared in a number of papers. It ie charged it is a lottery advertise ment. Prospect of the Coffee Crop. Washington, July 23. Tbe Bu reau of America Republic has re ceived information from Guatemala that the coffee harvest for 1891 will reach 700,000 quintals, repre senting $16,000,000. The Brazilian harvest is 9,000,000 bags this year, aa compared with 4, 200,000 a year ago. English Rifle Team Victorious. Lonpon, July 23. At a meeting at Bisly of the national rifle asso ciation, the English team won tbe Kolapore cup with a score of 079 points. The Canadian team was second with 072 points. Recommend for Promotion. Cavk May, July 23. Lieutenant Commander Henry K. Nichols, of the Mare Island navy yard, has been recommended for promotion, and the president has approved the recommendation. Acqulttet' of Murder. Lcs Anqklks, July 23. The jury in the case of Mason Bradtield for killing Joe Dye this afternoon gave a verdict of not guilty. The ground of the defense was Dve's murder ous record, and continuous threats causing the partial insanity of BradDeid. New Style of Hinder. Joliet, 111., July 23. An exhi bition, which promises to sett'e the binding twine dirlicultv. was made here. Two harvesting ma chines operated several hours, one using straw and the other prairie grass binders. They worker! with perfect success. Cold. Fro 10, Portugal, Yigjli. July 23.. Over JCl.OOO.fioft in gold from Portugal has been hipped to England within a week. storm also passed through ' Nor man county, Minn., covering a strip two miles wide and thirty mues long. Abekpeen, S. D.. Julv 23. Re ports are coming in of a destruc tive hailstorm which passed about twenty-five miles north of here Tuesday. The track of the storm extends from Hosmer, forty miles west of Frederick, eastward over 100 miles, and one to four miles wide. In some localities great damage was dene. Hailstones of an immense size fell- near West horn, Borne measuring, fourteen inches in circumference. Manv farmers have lost their entire crop 01 uuy 10 iuv acres eacu. OCT ON BAIL. Prisoners Chars;sd With tha A saul of Sailor at Liberty. can dikgo, juiy Z3. At a pre liminary examination tnis morn ing of tbe prisoners charged with assault on the sailors, bail was fixed by Justice Sloan. The bail for Rrpprf lnvA ia f?vai eio Mn - -.-.w.v BW MA... WW Wilson at $0000, Coats at 600 and Guerrieat $200. It is probable that all the prisoners will be able to give bonds. The examination was really concluded last evening 1 t -a - . ' n neu lour ui luej prisoners were pound over to tne superior court. ebb aud Gulespie, whose con nection witn tne tragedy was shown by the evidence, have war rants out against them, but they cannot be found. District Attor ney Jones stated this morning that he would request Governor Mark ham to offer a reward for Webb. Dlvldldft- the Spoils. One of the players got np and whispered in the ear of another : 'Signor. I saw that you cheated I" "Signor, what is that you say?" "I am sure of it" "Do you want to ruin me?" "No; I only wish to go halves."' A rishlns; Trip, Bagley That fishing trip of yours, wasn't a succees. I under stand. Bailey Oh, but I was. Bagley I heard that vou lost all your fine fishing tackle and narrowly escaped drowning. Bailey Yy ye, that's true; but I caught three fish. Brilliant City Editor What did you find out about that alleged murder? Brilliant Reporter Nothing. "No facts at all?" "Not a fact." "No rumors?" "Not a rumor." "Then keep it down to two col umns." - A Circa of Bis Own. Wooden Did you go to the cir cus? Bullfinch No, I didn't need to. Wooden Why? Bullfinch We had twins at our bouse. Boston Courier. Unsatisfactory Shopping Place Daughter Here is Bigg. Ftock & Co's store. Let's go in. Mother No. no. No matter what we ask for thev would be sure to have it. New York Weekly. The Snaall Boy's View of It. Papa," inquired the editor's you call your 1 only son, "what do officer' 'Well." was the reul wona cans an editor's offii ce 'the the Sullivan' Money la Bendy. New Yobk, July 23. Arthur T. Lumley says $1000 will be depos ited at three o'clock this afternoon with the Herald to bind a match between Sullivan and Slavin, the tight tj come off this fall. As soon as Sullivan is heard from. Charles Johnston stands ready to put up tne balance 01 tbe stake. Sertou rioods In Germany. Vienna, July 23. Serious Hoods, which have prevailed for some time past in Moravia and Silosia, have caused enormous damage to farms - and crops Bridges and roads have been swept away. Royal Arch Masons, Minneapolis, July 23. This morning the general grand chapter 01 Koyai Arcn . Masons elected Joseph Horner, of New Orleans, general nign priest. The World's Fair Commlssioanr. 1x)npon, July 23. Minister Lin coln presented tbe world's fair commissioners from Chicago to I-ord Salisbury to-day, who receiv ed them cordially. Race for ttt Liverpool Cap. Lonpon, July 23. Tbe race for the Liverpool cub, a mile and three furlongs, was won by Rath heal, St. Benedict second, Burnabv third. Eastern Tsaapsrataras. Chicago, July 23. Tempera ture: New York, 72; New Or leans, 80; St. Louis, 72; Cincin nati, 74; Chicago. 72. French Bailor Ordered Ashore. LoxixN, July 23. It is stated here that tbe Chilian . cruiser President Pinto, as she was about to leave France, received an inti mation that she . must ijnraadi ately land all men on board her sanctum sanctorum, but I don't." Then, 1 gness," and the boy was thoughtful for a moment, "that mamma's office is a spank torn spanktorum, isn't it?" Washington Star. Rather AmblfuoB. "Am I as dear to you as ever. George?" asked tbe wife, caressingly. "My love," answered George. candidly, "since you took to wear ing tailor-made clothes, vou grow dearer and dearer every day." An Unmeant Bint, Miss X. Travagant I think tbe brooch yon are wearing is one of the most beautiful lyres I have ever seen. Miss Sheye You ought to see the gentleman who gave it to me "This, madam," raid tne polite clerk, "is the most serviceable ma terial we have. We will guaran tee the color to be fast and it washes beautifully." "Oh, that makes no difference. I am going to' use it for a bathino- dress." It Was Wasted. First convict (to his cellmate) An' yer never chawed or drank in yer life? Second convict(gloomily) Naw. Fiist convict Aw, don't trv any o yer temporary insanity rackets on me. I ain't no iurvman. Society Note. Floor Manager The press is always welcome ; but me deah feU lan, tiawven t vou got another coat? Reporter Yes, I've got another coat. "Ah. why didn't vou nut it n?" "Because it is'nt as good as the one I've got on." Texas Sittings. Economy on All Occasion. "I've a great notion to go and jump into the river," said Mr. N. reca at the end 01 a little domra, tic discussion, as he picked up hie 1 a. I . a a . uai ana stariea out. 'loueome right back hero." said his wife. "If you intend any such tricks as that just march ap stairs and put on your old clothes before you start." Indiananolia Journal. An Appreciative Andiooce. Mrs. Liogerly James, I feel that my voice is a gift which I have no right to keep selfishly to myself. I should like to do some good with it and I think I shall sins? evorv Sunday afternoon at some charit able institution. I wonder which would appreciate it most. Mr. Lingerly The Deaf Mute Asylum bv all meana V.imir. Gaaette. Bread of all kinds frah at n.tr Bros.