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ALBANY, OIiEtta3r&ATUltlAY,.JULY '-5 1891
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Notice to Whom It May C'tiurtru
wiiV, br'iwitf - end Jl. hi-i it-It me with- lit au
coe. ui all ir . ar hre t furthcf
utirirj not t le. hr h v uiitinhr n v
credit, at 1 w.l nt f r a'lV'ht u hci
account. KIMV:i K hKlitl.t.
hruei, aKu-irit ic. Will ie oM
litrtp. Apply i Mr j. Itei hiei. AlUia
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.-k ifi a am.ll (aiuilv ill the cuuntrr.
A 1 Ires W. W. cVawfinl, u:iuun. Or.
Notice.
1 hsre'i warn a!! iwou'd aaimt ere liti'itf
in.' hmbmJ oo uw a-xouni, ail have led
taiiu, with a very Jmt cme and provocation,
and p.iii life 'y refuse to pay any u-h ac
counts wade bv hiiu.
Mm. W. 1. Tain's.
WJ) .1 .no on the shortest
a ice. ir lers left at lr, Innn' will
1m pruuvll) atteuded 1 . W. NKKLV
1) V Y your ch l tit - rh-s s.:h i A lax (or
JL tb: ' HU,W lua 1 . 1 pirable.
TvpaMre are re U.Mf.e I t cil promptly
at tru o R ( tli ? clerk, C tl B irVhtrt an
par tli anus. dijC'iel, 0. U. Uurkbart,
clerk.
I B. WINN, AUKS T KUK THE LEal);
Vy lu ora, Ufa ud acublaat luiurauce com
pMiiea
1 ifl:RE3 OF LND-
All fit for culti
I 01 v Alton, a id uuler (eu .n.
, lor aale at
liipera re. W.thin 1J milea from railroatl
tui i a ii 20 mile (ruiu Albany Apply a'
tbia office.
baa reiuowl h t laundry to the
O irni bu
tbe corier of Seiond and
Lyon alreeta.
M4ire lu Urbluri.
A'l th Me inde'ite-1 to the late firm of
Thompson Jt Oderiu:in are reitictol to o&ll
at o ice and settle the same
Land for Sal.
4. 10, 0, 10, 80 acres, ea.iy Wins,
mo lit plan chep and hi:;h-priced.
few city lot all owned by tl. Bryant.
install
Alao i
irOXEY TO LOAN
UOME CAPITAL ON
ItL iro.Hl real estate security, r'or particn
lars enquire of Ue.
Humphrey.
1 0l.D KINO. OOI.I HEN-t, 6 rDAR
pcuci!s. 2 very ir,ioil bndkerchicfe, all
aeut tomy aldreM to intrixlu. e uiy chap
line of iC'i-Mi, for 10 eta
J S. Sihin., Cadiz O.
Xl itiideniiiriied w.ll uoc be renpons.b'e for
any de?t4 centractcd except .iontractel iy
luvlf, or on a written order from me,
Al aoy, July 11, 1-C'l.
JOHN DIKRINUEK.
WtfrM) Mi ic: f r canniiiir p lrMee,
Kiyal Ann chcrr et, I'.'ack Ku.iulrl an
cberrie;!. peach piuiiid. lUrt ttt pea-a, H'ack
raepoerrie and B'khernea K.ir bi. h i
will py the hibeet market price.
ti. W. Smrxox.
1.M M.1 -tiivey lii.
1)aanaa oamiu.iu auavivi.No doni -ah tit
tain accurate nd prompt work by caliine
upon ex-county surveyoi t, T. T. Eia'ber. He
baacomplele copieeof del J uotea and town
ship plata, and is prepare I to do surveying in
aoy part of !.iun county. Poetlficc aditree,
Millera station. Lino cou it v. Oregon.
llTOlD SVWIS'O - II. lliAr l hiving
I V pur hxie I the lr h II J iir wo i n.i w-
lta ouibi, u now ret-ly t- a I al. oid.,.
Lekve ordera at re.iden e. orueJ of Sn.n;)
ami Clapooia airoe'., or Ot-toe From m's.
WASTED -Aiirl to lie.
Euipnre a', lb a iti e
era'. hoiiieuik
01
a pipe, smoners
J u A o e sxon s bjtv,
yM A ST I FF
smottinovfobcQ
Jts pcRaoe-m4.Kes it ttSe
I motiAesir.able To
: carry in tjje. pcMet.
fQO ALfiViA LL DEA UR5.
CITY DRUG STORE
8TAHARD k C03ICK, Prooi.,
PFEIFFEK BLOCK, - - ALBVNY,
Dealers ;
ORUCS. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, FANCY
aad Toilet articina. Sponges, Brushes,
Perfumery, School Books, and Ar
tist's Supplies
"Phyician'a prescriotiont
careiuiiy compounded.
H. GREGG
Tailoring Repairing.
Ueu'aaud Bos' clolhiiin made to order or
cle.ned and repaired on abort notice and
r eaeonablo ratea
Shop on the street car line, between Thin!
and Fourth street.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
fOTICE Is hereby iriven that by mutual
consent A. F. Kmmrei and Ilern-an
Buelow have this day dissolved partnership
i i tha hotel bu'inesa, H. Buelow having
vuivhaied the interest hitherto ownrd by A.
F. Kruiurei. All outstanding t-;deltednrati
will be settled by, and all accounts payable
to H Buelow. A F Khi vkki,
11KK4AN Bl KUOW.
liited this 1st day of July, ls:il.
For lame back, aide or chest,
use Shiloh'a porous plaster. Price
5 centa at Foehay & Mason.
-mw att "
1-TiOES
oaWBaking
HiPowder:
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years tbe Standard
PlainfiblD !
CONSOLIDATION -:-
TlieCinupt Ht ami lV
Iiecaiise the lots are "hKUM); liecause tliev ate ins'ilc uroiH-rtv: 1"'-
uauae tliey are all clear no sluuij.s,
laml .8 elevated anl han a tin- view
three motor lines not in contemplation, but all now in oneratiin : l.c
cauae buy no, to-ilav, for the Hi'h
vance $") each ; localise tln-v ;ire ;.
Seeing is believing. Are voii in it?
s
Our
.Slimmer Stock will
complete
We are in the Lead!
FURNISHING GOODS,
VELVETS, Slf.KS, ST1N'S ANI I'M SIIKS. I,IUK' M
MIOSES SH.lv AND KMT IIXUKUWKAK, COITOV
AN'I) WOOL IKXK, KMi:i:f)l)KUIKS. S1I.K' A N I )
LINEN IIANItKEK'CIIIKKS. SHAKES.
VEII.IN;-. SHAWLS. ETC.
DRESS GQ3DS
Very attractive lines in new
coloring and latest
novelties.
GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR !
Latest Style.-! Jlig'i Noveltieu!
Gr. W. SIMPSON,
FIRST STREET, AI.I'.ANV. oi:E(i()N.
Willamette -
Til
OLDEST, LARGEST & LEAST
EXTENSIVE Institution jf learning in the Northweet.
...'! etudents in 1XS7, 4!i."i in lS'.il ai: increase of nearly 50 per cent in
four years. Graduates in Art, lUisiness, (.'lass-ical, Law, Literary, .Med
ical, Musical, Normal, l'ltai inaceutical and Scientilic courses. Gradu
ates from the normal course have all the advantages of graduates fioiu
the Mate Normal srhools. l'..-t ter f.u-ililies for teachiie.' next vear than
ever before. First term begins SEI'TEM I'.EK 7th. lS.il. For cata
logue, with full inform.it ion, address Win. S. A KNOLI A. M., Salem, Or.
Albany Collegiate Institute,
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September 9, 1891. June 10, 1892.
A Full Corps of
o
Four departments of stud v : Colle'iate. Normal. Business. I'limai v.
Type writing and Short-hand are taught. For catalogue address,
REN . ELKEKT
C-LL -AIST3D see
THE VERNON
Unequaled for fast work and light
draft. Manufactured at the foot of
Baker Street, Albany, by
PRICE & VERNON.
LOTS I
- t I'.nv in t ! Market
in rootH, no rocks; because the
of the citv ; because ihev are near
.lav of next month thev will ail
snap. Ak those win have seen
U. F. ASIIHY, Manager,
No. tl'i, Vahinv'ton Street, I'ortlaml, Oregon.
!e I. '11 Mil
tli. ill ever.
larger
ami
WHITE GOODS
Anything an. I everything in
Lf.e aH-Hiitiiienl ati.l en l
leM varietv.
L ulieq, I i-se ' & Chihlien's.
: - Univfii'sity
E
Exp'etitcd Traete.
N. CONIU T, A. M., Kresi.lent.
HAY PRESS
IU K.il r or t itinrv
Nervous women seldom receita-
the sympathy they deserve. WhC
often the pictures oi health, tjUy
are constantly ailiii":. To vvi'vV
hold nympathy from these uJUlf
ttinates is the height ofci'lieH7.
They have a weak heart, cauaii
shortness of breath, llutttiirir.
pain in Hide, weak and huli.y
spells, and tinally swelling -t'.ii
anklen, opptessioii, clwkiri,
smothering and dropsy, j Dr.
Miles' New Heart Cure is tl.e
thing for them. For their(nev
votisness, headache, weafciie&i,
etc., his Restorative Nervye i is
utiequaled. Fine treatise I ca
"Heart and Nervous J)isif ;a"
ane marvelous testimonial id s
sold and guaranteed by StaW-'A k
Cusick. . "ptH.
sri: itiK i .tsKs.
S. II. Clitlord, New C.is;;el, Via.,
was troubled with Neuralgia r.nd
and Rheumatism, his StoimicN "was
disordered, his Liver was al.tcted
to and alarming degree, ar-Jvtite
fell away, and he was terribly re
duced in Ilesh and strength. T'lree
bottles of Electric Kilters cired
him.
Eil ward Shepherd, llarrislirg,
III., had a running sore on his leg
of eight years' Ktanding. I sed
three bottles of Electric KL'.eis
and seven boxes of liilcken's
Salve, and bis leg is sound, nd
well. John Speaker, Oatawl?., L)
had live larire Fever sores on his
Icl', d . 'c tors said he was incu al.le.
ne bottle Electric Kilters and one
box Kucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Foshr
Mason, Hi ug store.
1 l il KIEV KXI'l.tlMJI,
The papers contain fr-jii :iji
notices of rich, pretty and e iut t'.ei
gins eloping w ith negroes, ira aps
ana coacliiiien. J lie well kii)!!
specialist, lr. Franklyn Mi.js
says ail sucii girls are more or; jss
hysterical, nervous, very in: ;ll
sue, unbalanced ; usually sub) id
lo iieaiiaciie, neuralgia, sleep. -?
uess, nnnioileiate crying or lai
ing. These show a weak tier- is
svstem for whidi there is 10
reme.lv ecpial to Restorative 21 ir-
vine, j rial Dottles and a :e
book, containing many marvel 18
cures, Iree at Stanard A CilJi x
w ho also sell, and guarantee J "r
.Miles celebrated New Heart Cti '3
i ne linesl ol heart tonics. Cu. )s
fluttering, short breath, etc.
in:: ri i iti ami rt K,
Rev. F. M.Shrout.l'astor 1'nited
r.retliren ( burch. Klue .Mound
an., says: "I feel it invdutv to
leu wiiai wonders lr. Kin s .New
Itisiovery has dom; for inc. -My
Lungs were badly diseased, and
my parishioners thouubt 1 could
ive onlv a few weeks. I took live
bottlesof lr. King's New Discovery
tnd am sound and well, gaining 2t
lbs. in weiu'ht."
Artlnir Love, Mana'T Love's
I tinny I-oiks Combinatiuii, writes
Alter a llnm.ugli trial and con
vincing evidence, I am confident
Ir. King's New Dueovei v for Con
sumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness I can do mv
nany iiiousann irien.ls is to uge
iem in uy u.- riee trial bottes
it i-oshaV iV Mason. I'rmr St. ire
..'til tr sizes 5 ic. and -ii 00.
Mlltl.l llttHI'IIL.
Act on a new principle reguht
ting the liver, t-touiach and bowels
through the Helves. V new dil-
covery. Dr. Miles' Fills speedily
cure hilioiisnes.", bad taste, torpi 1
liver, piles, constipationr Un-
e.puiied lor men, women, children
Minutest, mildest, sure it! 60dosei
for 2) cents. Samples . ee, at
Mauard A Cusick.
KM.OOO llfll'l.tKS.
io you know that Mix)re's Ro
vealed Remedy is the ir.lv iatet.t
medicine in the world that dot a
not contain a .hop of alcohol ; tbr.t
tb" modeoi preparing it is known
only to its discoverer, that it is a:i
advance in the scicin of medicine
witliont. a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; that its proprietoi 3
oiler to forfeit $1,000 for any case
oi oyspepsiait w ill not cure '
Tlie Celebrated
French
cure k
War nut ted to
ruru
or mnncv
refunded
r-.'.F0RE
AFTER
the Ki'iicrntive orcans of cither bcx whether
ariniio; from the excaniii e use of stimulants
tokveo or opium, or tbr lunh jmitliful imlis
iTetion, over indulgence, itc., su-;h aHlotwof
I'.min IV ner, Wakefu'ncss, Btarini; Down
pains ill the Hack, Seminal Wcakncm, lly.
teria, Ner "Oil - sirition, Noi'turnal Oluis
moi.h, t.i'iu..rrho bizzine Weak Sliniory
Loss of Power and nuioten y w hich if nck-
teii olten h ail to ireuiituie old o mj
insanity. Price jl a box; tf boxi-i fur 5,00
ami iii niii on riM'ipt or prne
A MKIIIKV . 4Ktlri: I given
with e-.ery ?.i order receiv-d, to refund tne
money if a I'ermanent euro is not efTec tel.
We have Ihollsainldof tCMtiirinni',ls It ij
and youiiL', of both sexes, who have been
permaiieiitly eun-d by the use "f Aiihroditine
Circuhr free, Aildrcaa
TIIK A I'll It O Mi:l(F. CO
Western Branch, Box, 27, Portland, Oreiron
lor s.ile ti r'ohav 4 Maaon uhn X
etail .lrUi.'Kiata, Albauy, Oregon
STATE AND COAST
Newsy Budget Fioni the State
Capitol.
THE COMING STATU FAIR
Narro i
Gauge Gar Burned ia th
at Oswego-News of
the 8tate.
Fir
Salem, July 24. The County
Normal Teacher's Institute for
Marioa county closed this morning
at f-alem after a successful three
weeks' session during which the
enrollment reached one hundred
'upd fifty.
Aruclesol incorporation lor tbe
Astoria Improvement and Con
structi. m company were filed to
day with the secretary of the state
with capital stock ol one hundred
thousand dollars. Articles also
were tiled by the Columbia River
and Astoria Railway Company
with cap'ttl stock of $1,500,000,
Articles also were filed by the
I'aulina Canal and Irrigation Co.
of 1'aulina, Crook county. Capital
stock, "',700. The incorporators
are J. C. Hatsler, Robt. Udell, J
T. Faulkner, Evalina Foster.
The Y lllauiette Lmverity
trustees will at once put the build
ings all in first class shape, adding
new floors, stairwavs, etc. .Every
thing will be ready when school
resumes in September. It is their
purpose to erect new buildings on
the present camous next season
using the present university build
ing as a dormitory.
Already in arly a dozen spaces
for liooths at the state fair this fall
have bt en sold and applications
are coming in daily. A. r . Miller
of I'oitlaud, has been made super
intendent of the fruit divisions.
Special premiums of three hun
dred dollars olfered to agricultural
organizations of Oregon for exhibits
of grams, grasses, fruits, and veg
etahles, is going to have a good
effect in encouraging granges and
other societies to make displays.
A HACK WAK,
ItHliuiix In Pennsylvania Defy tbe
Law,
Gi.kn Hazel, Pa., July 24. A
race war, which threatens diplo
matic complications similar to
those growing out of the New Or
leans affair, exists here. Some
days ago, in a drunken row be
tween lumbermen and a gang of
Italian railroad laborers, Horace
fisher, a lumberman, was stabbed
and killed by Paolo Passuzzi, who
escaped to the Italian camp, where
lie has since been protected. ihe
Italians flung the Hag of Italy to
tlit breeze, and dehed the lumber
men to interfere with Passuzzi.
The lumbermen, thoroughly arous
ed, threaten to kill every Italian
in the neighborhood. They noti
fied the Italians that unless Pas
suzzi is delivered to jail for trial
inside of live days they will come
prepared toke him at the point of
Winchester rifles. 1 lie Italians
have appealed to the Italian con
sul at Philadelphia, who has de
manded protection for Italy 8 sub
jects. The district attorney ha
sent word to tne consul that l.i
should advise them to deliver ti
toe murderer, xne consul ii.t-
sent men hero to investigate.
THE PRIZE KINO,
Hall and Fltzsiuiuions Both At
raignect lu Court,
Sr. Pail, July 24. Hall and
Fitzsimmons and their trainers.
Harney Smith and Jiua Carroll,
were arraigned in the municipal
court this morning, but their cases
were continued.
The president and secretary of
the Minnesota Athletic Club have
issued a statement that their club
will have nothing more to do with
the Hall-Fitzsimmons fight, that
no pugilistic entertainments will
hereafter be given bv them, and
that no arrangements tor one
would have been made had they
known the law prohibited such ex
hibitions. Grand Rapids, Minn.. July 24.
The Pokegama Athletic Associa
tion, of Grand Rapids, has decided
to oiler if 10,000 for Hall and Fitz
simmons to fight with or without
gloves. The club will furnish a
guarantee that the tight in Itasca
county will not be interfered with
THE ITATA DISMANTLED.
Her Wine Clipped So 8he Cannot
Again Escape.
Los Anuei.ks, July 24. Marshal
iard does not intend to let the
Itata sail away again with any of
hia deputies, so on Monday he
went on board the ship and took
with him a machinist, who dis
mantled the engines to Buch an
extent that it will be impossible to
get up steam. The marshal con
siders ber as safe as if the Charles
ton's biii cuns were turned on her.
The marshal on Monday notified
Car tain Remy, of the Charleston,
that the presence of the cruiser
was no longer necessary.
A UK WE BEEN FROM MA KM?
A Chance for Edison to Eieiclse
III Inventive Faculty,
The possibility of life like our
own on tbe noon, on the planets or
stars, lias long excited the imagina
tion of novelists. Only the other
uay r,agar awceu aesribed in
a ebon story the advent of
glorious creaturr from Mars, shot
in a shell from t monstrous cul
verinto the er th. This strange
oeing, wnen n learned to spak
reuiarnea mu ;ne Martian astron
omers had for many years been
trying by brilliant electric lights
and vast reflectors to singal to the
people here tbey knew to exist
and believed to be as curiong and
intelligent as themselves. And
now the news comes that a French
nua has bequeathed $100,000
to tne acedemy of Sciences
to be given to any ooe who shai
succeed in cominuuicating with
"another world, planet, or star,'
and suggests that Mars is the
planet that offers nicst chances
of success. If this beuuest is re
jected by the French Academy it
is to be ottered in turn to the
Academy of Arts and Sciences at
Milan and to some scientific body
in New York. Instead of listen
ing through his telluric telephone
to the explosions in the sun, let
the wizard of Menlo Park applv
his magic arts to signaling to the
canal digger, in our ruddv neigh
bor, the Julv evening Mar, and
then his fame may indeed be
written in the stais and become
not merely world-wide, but cosmic
New York Sun.
Harvest Failure lu Kuaala.
St. Petersburg, July 24.
Large credits have been assigned
the district of Sozemstos with the
object of meeting the local dis
tress arising from the failure of
ttie harvest. Ihe time for the
payment of taxes has been extend
ed, and public subscriptions for
relief have been opened.
Three Car Burned.
Portland, July 24. In the fire
at Oswego yesterday which was
noted in the dispatches, it is now
learned, three Ireighf. cars of the
narrow uuage road, together with
about 1 o0 cords ol wood, were des
troyed. It is supposed the bre
caught from the sparks of a loco
motive.
WASHINGTON NEWS
PKK4IDKNT HAKKISON
AT
CAPE MAY.
An Oregon Postmaster Appointed
A Conference With) the; Pre
dent.
Cape May, N. J., July 24.
Senator riumb, of Kansas, had
conference with the president this
morning.
Secretary toster left for Phila
delphia this afternoon.
Heavy rain prevented tbe presi
dent from going out this morning.
For an hour or more lie wa9 busily
engaged witti secretary Halford.
Ihe president has appointed the
following postmasters: Califor
nia, William J. Baggeretaff, Lake-
port. Oregon, James S. Howard,
Medlord.
INVESTIGATING A CHIME.
Inquiry Iuto the Murder of a
Chluaman by Indian.
Bridgeport, Cal., Julv 24. S.
Hopkins, formerly deputy
'nited States marshal, arrived
here last evening, and this morn
ing commenced taking testimony
in regard to the murder of Ah
Quong Tia, the Chinaman who
was brutally chopped to pieces by
Indians on the 9ih of June last.
The Chinaman bad murdered an
Indian by tbe name of Parker
Tom, and cut his body in pieces,
salted it down and then had cooked
and fed to the Indians a portion of
it, which so exasperated them
that they cut Tai's body in the
same manner. It is generally un
derstood the examination of wit
nesses is for the purpose of laying
the facts of the killing before' the
Chinese consul, Colonel Bee, who
has been requested by the Chinese
government to investigata the
affair, Mr. Hopkins will go to
Walker River reservation to learn
which of tbe Indians were en
gaged in the murder. It is proba
ble a demand will be made for the
arrest and punishment of the In
dian leaders.
Cooler in the East.
Chicaoo, July 24. Tempera
ture: New York, 70 ; New Orleans,
76; St. Loui", 72; Cincinnati, 72;
titiicago, bo ; Winnipeg, 40; Min
nesota, 30. Frosts predicted fur
to-night in exposed places in Wis
consin.
Bpreadiag the Gospel.
Thev have been talking upon
religion and theology with six-of-one
and half-a-dozen-of-the-other
sucess, when the theologian in
quired :
"You believe in spreading the
gospel, don't you .'"
"Certainly," was the clinching
response, but not so tli in as you
theologinahs spread it." Detroit
Free Press.
Why Jonny Didn't Graduate,
"Define millenmrn. Johnny,"
said the tiled school teacher in
the last half of the closing hour of
the lastdav of school.
"Tbe millenium," said Johnny
promptly, "is the time when it
will be vacation all the year, and
there woaH be any old school
teachers around to ask little boys
fool questipps." Somerville Jour-1
nal.
DEATH ON THE RAIL
Two Passenger Trains Dash into1
Each Other.
FOUR PERSONS WERE KILLED
8veral Others Injured-Tb Train Wer
Banning at Fall 8pd-Tu
Particular
i.
lenver, July 24. Ihe narrow
guage eastbound express fron
Salida, Colo., on the Denver
Rio Grande, collided with the
broad guage Salt Lake express
going west, a tew miles from Car
lisle, early this morning. Both
trains were running at full speed
heavily loaded. The engines and
iront coaches ol both trains were
completely wrecked, and four
persons killed. ,
THE KILLED ARE
George A. Ardell, engineer.
A. M. Parros, conductor.
C. M. Cole, express messenger.
A tramp, unknown.
Injured, Benjamin Williams, II
3. Mulinx, Henry Schumer, R.
Robinson, news agent, II. C Gib
son, tr. AlcAdams, mail messen
ger.
ANTI-JEWISH RIOT.
Tbe
Jew and Soldier Fiercely
Fighting at Jaffa.
London, Julf 24. A telegram
from Constantinople says that a
serious anti-Jewish riot has taken
place at Jaffa, where for some time
past Russian Jews have been ar
riving in large numbers, despite
the imperative orders received by
the authorities from the porte that
no Jews be permitted to land ex
cept those going on a pilgrimage
to Jerusalem, and those only upon
solemn 'agreement to return
within a reasonable period. The
expelled Russian Jews, refused ad
mission into any of the countries
abutting upon Russia.took advant
ageot tbe pi igramage clause in the
Turkish order of prohibition and
t . t - T l.U , ' . '
eincieu tne xuraisu territory
such large numbers as to at once
arouse the suspicion that a large
majority of the pilgrims were nu
migrants of a most undesirable
kind. Accordingly, the authorit
ies absolutely refused to admit
any more of them, whether pil
grims or not, and the Jews stood
tirinlv on their religious rights.
which tney declared had been re
spected bv the foverninent at I on-
stantinopfe and could not be ig
nored by anv of tbe sultan's sub
oramates. The latter did ignore
them, however, and a savage tight
ensued, necessitating a considera
ble reintorcement of the local mil
itary before tbe disturbance was
quelled. In the melee a number
ot Jews were killed, a much larger
number injured, and severs! sol
diers were hurt.
LABORERS SWINDLED.
Still the Dear People Like to Be
Humbugged.
St. Loi is, July 24. A Southern
express car at the Union station is
the present abiding place of an
assortment of white and colored
excursionists from Birmingham,
Ala. The excursion originally
numbered about 400 people, who
paid $10 and $15 for tickets to
Chicago and St. Louis and return.
The excursion was engineered bv
a white man named Packett, and
the notorious "Uoc" Kennedy, a
negro, who has achieved consider
able renown in the South as tbe
originator of iuancial hoaxes.
When the party reached West
Point, Miss., $000 additional was
required to make the trip. This
was $3 more per person, for those
intending to go on to Chicago when
the party reached St. Louis. About
this time the majority of the
dupes of Kennedy and bis partner
relused to pay anv more. A few.
however, paid the required $3.
and they started for Chicago. The
excursionists were induced to leave
home with the understanding that
work would be furnished them at
Chicago and St. Louis at large
wages.
Suicide of a Soldier,
San FRANcisco.July 24. Joseph
Joyce, aeed 24, a private in the
r lfth artillery at the Presidio bar
racks, committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself
through the body with a rifle. He
had just read a letter from his
home in New York and it is sup
posed that he became despondent.
The Knight Templar Pilgrimage.
Oceenstown, July 24. The City
of Berlin, from New Y'ork, arrived
this morning with over 200 Knights
Templar on board. The Knights
represent detachments from all
parts of the United States, who
are making a pilgrimage of Kurope.
They will return to New Y'ork
September 2.
THE AGRICl'LTTRAL COLLEGE
Two Vacant Position In the Fac
ulty Filled.
Pvxktland, July 24. The board
of regents of the state agricul
tural college held a meeting in
this city yesterday afternoon. The
members present were: Governor
Pennoyer, W. 8. Ladd, Captain J.
T. Apperson, A. J. Cady, Wallis
Nash, of- Corvallis; A. R. Shipley,
of Oswego, ajI H. E. Hayes, mat
ter of the eme grange.
The ohjlct of the meeting was
to elect jrfreasurer of tbe college,
in thafplace of the late Hon.
Thorrs A. Cau thorn, and a pro-lessj-f
of botany. For treasurer,
A.A. Shipley, who lives near Os-
!go, and is engaged in farming
nd horticulture, was eiecieu.
Professor Gray, of Rochester, N.
Y., where he holds a similar posi
tion, was elected to fill the chair
of botany.
A KOTAL MARRIAOE.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria
Looking for a Wife.
London, July 24. Advices from
Sofia state that deep interest is
felt in the Bulgarian capital in the
outcome of the Coburg family
council, which it is expected will
be held at the estate of the AicL
duke Joseph in Hungary in a few
days. The meeting is understood
to most deeply concern Prince
Ferdinand, inasmuch as it is be
lieved to have been call to discuss
the matrimonial prospects of the
Bulgarian ruler. Prince Ferdinand
and his mother are to be present,
and the princess Stephanie, widow
of Prince Rudolph of Austria, and
her mother, the queen of the Bel
gians, will also attend, together
with several others connected by
birth or marriage with the Coburg
family. Current gossip has it
that the real purpose of the gath
ering is to discuss the possibility
of a matrimonial alliance beweeu
Ferdinand and Stephanie, an
event wLich would require the
sanction of the emperor and em
press and the king and queen of
the Belgians, and probably arouse
the opposition of many other
courts.
A Murderer Hanged.
Atlanta, Ga., July 24. Charles
M. Ozburn, who murdered James
M. Bradley in this city May 5,
was hanged here this afternoon.
His neck was broken.
THE MINERS ARMING
THE SITUATION IN TENNESSEE
BECOMING 8ERIOIS.
President Harrison May Have to
Call for Aid to Prevent Blood
shed. Kxoxvii.lk, Tenn., July 24.
There is scarcely a doubt but the
troops will move to Coal Creek
before noon to-day. 1 wo gaums:
guns will be mounted on flat cars,
and thus will enter Coal Creek.
The delay has given the miners
much encouragement. They now
say that tbey will fight. President
Harrison may have to call aid, as
the state is threatened with an in
vasion from Kentucky.
It is said on what seems to be
good authority that arms are being
purchased in Knoxville for the
use of persons in the neighbor
hood of Coal Creek. An investi
gation shows that in the past 24
toura there has been an unusually
large number of calls at Knoxville
hardware stores for Winchester
rifles. It is said that about 500
men in the vicinity of Williams
burg, Ky., are ready to come to
the aid of the miners in Coal
Creek. It is known a telegram
was received from a Pennsylvania
mining town proposing contribu
tions of money and also men, if
necessary. At no time has the
situation appeared more serious,
though there will be no conflict
until the governor moves the con
victs. The sheriff of Anderson county,
the seat of the mining troubles,
has disappeared. The governor
will hold another consultation as
soon as the sheriff can be found.
An Oil Company Failure.
Chicago, July 24. A receiver
was to-uav appointed lor tne
Columbia Oil Company, organized
June 1, with a capital of $1,090,
000, with branches in Memphis,
Tenn,, and Owatonna, Minn. In
ability to float its bonds and active
competition of the cotton seed oil
trust is the cause of the failure.
The three plants are estimated to
be worth $1,000,000. The liabili
ties are said to be less than half
that. It is claimed the debts
will be paid in full.
A Portland Building Collapse.
Portland. Julv 24. About
10 :30 this morning the north end
of Forbes & Bieeden's warehouse,
at the corner of Sixth and C streets
fell out with a rush and a roar,
carrying with it a large number ci
extension tables, Bushnell springs
and other furniture which stood in
that end of the building. No one
was hurt. The building was poo.
ly constructed. The damage was
about $."00.
A Move of the Whisky Traat.
Chicaoo, July 24 It is stated
at the internal revenue office that
the whisky trust has decided to
concentrate all the whisky
manufactures at Peoria, by the
sale from time to time of outside
bouses. The object of concentra
tion is economy in operation and
reduction in the working force.
The Main Difference.
"You say this brand of cham
pagne is $3 a bottle and this one
$5. What is the difference?
Waiter why, sir, one is a blue
label and the other is white.
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