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Newspaper Page Textj" : ' KO!t s.lLK, WYNT-. lire. Iti cm in h i irif it h'- tr.e I - I I i . : . iti r m k r w it a- to i t. F tti Notice t Whuii It May 'iii'trii. , li-ie trr.li:. h.i- Vft III" vii't,. lit : tA in ju t ail tM?r ar. h-r-. furtiu r li'ii ii-. not I i It-' hur ii e tiiMli'fi my rrf iit, a I tt.'l ii'tf in f r :-.y lr in htr 1"V H SM.K A tint t. mi.jV 'm'v .i-hI 4 liiriitr-H, l.n w iv. vVj.l ? mM fc Aipy t. Mr, w. i iiitffi, Aikuiy, A I i.v--i W. v. i'r.vi ir-i, lvUmi, Or, Nutlre. . - ,v f 'i i J u .n ! .UMAuW-JMfeV III M l m ; n(iSTnJ on mv ac-ioum, m I luve " ' iih, with a very J,Ht cw1 ami rovo-f h1'.', anj pnitie'y r-.-tu-e to jia any s I'll ac-i--iu-iti uiule bv him. Mm. W. I". Tkirn. SlvVISJ il O'i th- Almi-tri il i.i.-e. Or le-- ! t at Pr, IninVwill lu .iru-upt! atten.le-1 1 1. W". NriKLY. 1) VV ) i'ir h tn I'll' ihul lu for ill- vol.- Hl,ii ntv.it ,., 1 pivtMr. T n o--r Arc re priVe I r .-4il iriiifMv. t tn? i M t! Ill clerk. I' (1 liir'lurt unl itv til.' situ-. Si,' u-I, C. li. 1 : l: U h I I , n ii. win, auks r koii TtiK lkai; J in tire, Ufj autl -k:ci lmt iiKiiranco coiji- 1 a'KKS OK LASCi Alt tit f..r .u!ti M)W vitiuti, nl mi ier ft-ii.f, for ttr af ihT t. W ttun I J 111 tint fruiii rulri-.'l tit 'i a 11 milt' from Albany Attlv a tins orti.c SS .V V h-t re.uove l h a Uu:ilr, t, the ir.ih)tt the corner ol S-.--jnl a-t.l Lviiii r,et.!. .ullrr l lih hlur. A'l th '- iii l. it.-l to the Ute firm of TU iii3'i i otih tii are r.tKto 1 to fall at u ami battle tlio Hume ft. 1'J, JO, 10, SJ at-rtn. t-riin, inst.ill Ill'it pU'l t'hei'i ii-l lii'h-pri-'e.l. AImO ft f .-itv lot a'I iMVuel ' 1 Hrutit MoSKY T: LOAV ll'iMK CAIM I'AI. ON rtn! ettate iM-..-urtty Kor urtu-i. I r eiiiiira )f iie-.. Iliuu4.,rv. 10f.t UIXll. ioI.ll I'KNS. ( i'.:iit T l-'iit i!.i, 2 very iroi ri ni.it ri-hii-N, uh -.tt t my A-MrivM o intr.-lii-e m i h :i litis of .f for I i-f.4 J S. Siyo-, 'j,li. O ' ATol i' K IS IIKUKISV tilVKX Til T T1IK tl m i K-rrfiiriMil w II nut lie rcH.m !' t -r uiik tte'tH :jMtrtel r'rpt .iitr:Mfl iuvi:.i, ur m a written order from me, Ai t y, July 11, l. JulIN IMVKlNoKi:. r 4 s TM Ah f -r -'I'liiiiu' mr .ti.-4, If K .va Ann -h.rr e-t li1 it k it. . ti'. i ai chfrrir, pe:h t'tU.ut Uirt ttt h It'i- k rkiioirie4 an I U i kh-.-rli -i K .r iu-h 1 will p the hi;h'rr inarUi-t ii. A". SiMf-ov l.?tnt urenJt. tiu aecurate ml 'tr.mi'? ffk (y iiimj upon ex-cuuntv urvi yoi h. I. T. K.iirr. He b ouiplete ..opit'e of lieltl no tut ami tot. n ship )bt, a.i.i m ;r'i'ai e 1 to.lo nurvi-ynx in nv prt f Lii county. Iuf t.ih:e alo.tu, MiUort Sutton. Lma i:an U.Orv:oiu t V p-ir hjsf I the lr I M J nir o - i 1 irf oir.ti', ih no rei-1, t ; I 'r-i . I-efcve ortle.s at resi.le.i e. hj -j V I at Otti.Mu a rctt. or l-. r'r- in n. w ASTKD -irl to .1 ,"'r .1 hotiMoik Kii'iuire a th 4 otli- e pip?. smonerSv SITK f iiJifl0iitr3i"9pre-rA lr rAcKaoe'Tna.he9 it f lie mostikesi rafale to carry mtfje. pocHtt. EORTSAIE'by A LL .DEALIR5. CITY DRUG STORK 8TANARD It CUSICS, Proos., PKKIKKKR BLOCK. - - AI.4N IK-alcr? in DRUC3. MEDICINES. CHEMICAIS- FANCY aiiU Toilet arti' i'8, SiM.iiifrti, i;nihi-M. Herfuiuery. Sihoo! Buokn, ami Ar tist' Siipiilic "r.iysii'ian's iTt'Sfrii'M on t earchilly t'ouipouinU'il. H. OKKGG, III T '.f 'Alt- Meit't and Ba' eloihin m -tile to or.Ur or clenucJ and repairetl uu bhurt notite ami reaonablo rated. fshup oo the street ear line. Iete'tj Thinl anil Fourth utreeU. DISSULl'TION NOTICK. NOTIt'K i hereby ifUeii thai by mutual ointtent A, K. krtiiurei and llent an H.irlow hive thi di" ih.lve-1 pirtnerhiti in the hotel buuieS4, II. IJuelow haMti-f , i if-'hi I ihe interest hitherto ownul by A. V. Krtiiurei All nttttaiitlin i ik-lttlin h w i:l ie aettleil by, and all ar.-ount aable 1 1 II" Btielow. A K Kki mhki. IIkkman i;i KLoU luted th!Ut day of July, 11. Tor lame back, side or cheat, nae Shiloh'a iorou plaster. Price Jb cents at Foetiav A Mason. -yr. ii,v.. lW. I ( It llUlUHII VI IK IMIll .opaW Baking Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard rT.AINFIKTvD ! CONSOLIDATION Tin' ('li-- ih-A ami I'.i - I;.''-,vii;it tin- I. its mv .VKltiii; I ';in -c llicy ;ue insMi' property; l'-i-aiiaii tliey ;irn nil e'ear -no ."tiirn,!-", no io'i'h, no roeks; luTaus'f the html el-vat.-i an.i 1 1 n -i .i I'm.- jc.v .,! tin- rity ; ti.c.iii-e lliey are near I lir.-e motor lines not in l oeti'tiiiiL.ii.in, 1 1-it all now in opera ti n ; I e- t-iiise luiv no-. (...,!. ty, t.,r tin- lu ll vanee eaeli ; i-tui.-" lli.-y ;ir.- : i:.tp. Ak tlmsi win l.ave seen Sceiii-,' is lielievin'. Are von in it? li. 1'. ASIII'.Y, Maunder, No. i;", Valiiii''toii Street, I'ortlanil, Oregon. s -!k will eornplete Our Summer we are in the Lead! FUBNISHlO GOODS, VKLVKT, SILKS. T1NS ANI) I'L! Slll-.S. M) MMSKS SILK AND k'NIP I'M 'I'li'iVK t,'. Clriii' a s i wouL mxi:, i:mim:ii i i ;-:i-:iks. silk and LINKS liANi)KKl;cilli;! s. scai;ks. vr:ii.iNi;--. sti DRESS GO DS Very attruetive lines in new colorings atnl latest iiovelties. j GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR I I at, st Styles! IL-', Novelties! Ll.li.M, Missn ( 'I'.ililieti's. i ikst II: i-.l . I . A! i 111! ODDEST, bARGEST & IdEAST I'"I'KNSIYK I a titn'ion jf leainiifr in tin Northwest. ".' stii'lents in Iss. ;i."i in ls;il--ai: inerease of nearly 5.1 per rent in four years, i ii.nlnates iii Ait, I .tisiness, ( 'l.tsieul. Law, Literary, Meil ieal, Musie il, Norm.il. 1'liai m.'.eeu'ieal ainl Seientilic courses, lirailu nt' S from the norinai eour-e have all the a'lvant.ieH of grailuafes from the S'ate Normal si honls. I'.' tterf.tellilies for teai hiui: next year than ever liefore. l irstterm h -ins SKITK.MI'.KIi 7th. IS M. For cata logue, with full inform ition.ao.iress Win. S. AKN'OLD, A.M.. Salem, Or. Albany Collegiate Institute, AMi A X V, C.) I 1 XJ ON, September 9, 1891. June 10, 1892. A Hi urn Four ilepai tmenls of stiiily : Cblleiriate. Normal, lliisiness. Primal , Tvpe writing an-1 Shoi l-hanil are taught. For catalogue, a'ltlress ULY. LLl'.FUT N. ("ONl'IT, A. M.: l'resi.lent. CA-XilL A.IST3D SEE THE VERNON HAY PRESS Unequaled for fas'o work and light draft. Manufactured at the foot of Baker Street, Albany, by PRICE & VERNON. owder LOTS I ft i'.uv in t!ii .M.ii kot. l.iv ..l Het montli tliuy will :nl- 4 I i- I'.iiiiel larjier 1 1, in ew-r. a 1 1 ' I mi. re wvi,-. kic. WHITE GOODS A fi t liinjr an 1 eveiytliin in rJii assortment .in. I en 1- less vaiii'tv. i:NY. !;i: ;i. y 5 ra vers rAiHiriftreil HIM.fil F IKIILTV. Nervous women sehlom receire the sympathy they deserve. WhLe often the pictures of health, thsy are constantly ailing. To wilii hol l sympathy from these unUr tunates is the height ofcruelt. They have a weak heart, cutisil.; shortness of hreath, llutterir j, pain in siiltf, weak ami hung.y spells, ami linally 8wellinr il ankles, oppu-SHion. chokinr, smothering and dropsy. J:r. .Miles' New Heart (ure is just t;.e thing for them. For their nej voiisntss, headache, weakney etc, Ida Restorative Xerviiw uneipialed. Fine treatise "Heart ,.n,nd Xorvcus lt. .,; ,' ane m.irveloiiH tcstiinonials fri.e sold and guaranteed by Stanard i ('usick. si'i i nu:v casks. S. II. Clill'oid, NewCassel, Vh was troubled with Neuralgia r.d and Rheumatism, his Stomach wig disordered, his Liver waa allett'd to and alarming degree, appetite fell aw ay, and he was terribly in duced in llesh and i-trength. Tlirie bottles of l'.lect;ie LitteiH curtd him. Fdwaid Shepherd, llarrisbirg, 111., had a rtiniiing sore on bis leg ol eight years' standing. Led three bottles of Llectrie Lit'A-ia and seven boxes 0f Unck'en's Salve, and his leg is sound i nd well. John Speaker, Calawb?., I)., hal live lare I'ever sores on liia leg, d 'Ctnrs said he w as i:icirjl:le. n.' bottle Llectrie Litters and one box I'.iu klen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Foshay A Mason, I irug store. 1 fllslTltl lll'l. tIMII, The papers contain frei tot iioti-es of i ich, pretty and ujin. ited L'iils eluping with negroes, trj 3pH and l oachmeu. The well-kn wn sjieeialist, Dr. Franklyn Mj.js says all such giilsare more or! iss hysterical, nervous, very in: nl sive, unbalanced; usually Riiljj t;t to headaet.e, neuralgia, sleep. n ness, imniode.rate crying or lal ;V ing. These show a weak ner 'is system for which there ia jo ii'iiiedv eipial to Restorative II ;r vme. Trial bottles and a le book, containing many marvel' la cures, free at StauariJ .t Ctisi i, who also sell, and guarantee J r. Miles' celebrated New Heart ('! ?, the tinest of heart tonics. Cu -8 iluttering, short breath, etc. uu; riirir ami siiti:, Rev. F. M.Shroiit.l'astor United Lrethren Church, Line Mound. Kan., savs: "I leel it mvdutv tv tell what wonders Dr. Kind's New Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were badlv diseased, and my parishioners thought 1 could ive onlv a few weeks. I took five hot Ilea of Dr. Kind's New Diacoverv vnd am Sound and well, L'ainintr 'ti Iba. in weight. " Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes : "After a thorough trial and con vincing evidence, I am confident Dr. Kings New Diacoverv for Con sumption, beats 'em all, and cures w hen everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do mv many thousand friends is to uge them to try it.' Free trial bottea it Fo.-hav it Mason, Drug Store. Regular sizes.) Ic. and $1 (HI. hii.vs M.ii:.t i it i u mis. Act on a new principle regula ting tiie liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new dii covery. Dr. Miles' Fills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpi 1 liver, piles, constipat ionr Un equaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, surest ! 5Ddosei for L'o cents. Samples . ee, at Stanard it Cusick. ro.ooi uiii-i tio. Do you know that M-kiic's Re vealed Remedy is the only patei.t medicine in the world that doi 3 not contain a drop of alcohol ; tln.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 its proprietors oiler to forfeit $I.IMlO for any case of dyspepsia it w ill not cure".' Tlis Celebrated French c u K li Warrant run' .1 to imm. or nw.t. .'.F0PE AFTER Dip t'.-m r itivc nriransof ither ncx whether nrisinif Inmi the cm-.-ml.. c use of stimulant, tola-,.-.-., or )iitiii!, or thr Hifh joiithful in li .-r.-tioii.ovi-r iiiihilL't ncf, ttc, aiu-h ai..-n0( llrain I'cwi-r, Waki-lii'ncM, lU'arinir lx, paiimiii the li.uk, S.-ininal W". akin-n, t,. n-ria, .. r oil H-nti..n, Nortiirn:il Oniig. .oi,-i, l..-iii.irrh.i li;:zin,-H-i, W.-ak .M.-m..rv l..winl Cowur anil iiii)ti-iuv wtii. liif li-.-t..l i.it.-ii to cri-niature i.l.l tuf .iuj in-ouity. I'n- cila l,..x; 6 b,m.i l.ri.oo S tit i.v mail nn ri-ii-iT-t of ).ri.-i' a ni:ini .i tKuiii: ts ;i,-, wiih v.r if, nr.li-r r.i-.-ii,-,l, to rpfuml tne innt.i-i i( a I'r rni.-iiit ni ture i-j iioti-rfcit&l Wc- have thiiiimuihiiif tiHtiinoni ila from ol.i i.i iti iiii;, ui no in Ht-tM, no hae In lii rniaiicntly eiirvd hv the use Circular free, A-hlr.-. t AphroOiiine ,-Vll TIIK AI'IIKO HI 1114 I m: c. Wterti I'.raiuh, Ho, 5!7. I'l.nl-in.l, Or.-iron I-or dale h Krwliav i Mason, who male nj Uil ilr-HiKist-j. Alhauy, OreKoD y STATE AiM) COAST A Newsy Budget From the State Capital. FIKST WHEAT IN 1'OKTLIMI, Th Terrible Heat In California- Drawl ing at Astoria-Oil Struck Ntar PndUt S.u.km, July 25. Bids were opened to-day for the construction of the new Bush building on Com mercial street. Bids were also opened for two new school houses, one in Yew I'ark and one in South Salen. F. B. Southwick got the contract and the price is about if 10,000. Bids for the construction of the Marion street sewer were opened to-day and the contract w ill be awarded when the council meets. The insurance adjusters have been here all week making a re survey of the city, with the pur pose of re-rating business risk?, on account of the temporary scarcity of water w bile the mill races are being repaired, and pending the completion of the new reservoirs. OltKUON UN W1IKM.H. It Will Start uu a Tour of the Kant Mapteinlier 1. Portland, July 25. As soon as the Northern Pacific brings the promised cars here, the two are to fce at once fitted up for the ex hibit to be sent Fast by the board if immigration. The "Oregon on Wheels" will start about the 1ft of September over the Noitliern Pacific, and go s f-ir east is Michigan and as lar south as St. Loins, visiting all the intervening country. Stops ol f.oin one to three days will be made at the principal cities and large toivns, and etlbrta made to hi at as many places as possible fthere fairs and public gatherings ol any kind are in progress. The exhibit will be traveling d iring September and October, re turning here in November and will I e the fifth similar exhibit sent out from Uregon. THE FIRST W UK AT. Eight Car Load Arrive la "ortlaticl froui Walla Walla. PoRn.A.sn, July 25. The tiret .vboat of the season has arrived. Kicrht cars consigned to C. Ciesar it Co., containing 2,305 sacks, came last night from Walla Walla. It was bought for (13 cents a bushel, and it is worth l laid down here. It has been sold to Balfour, (iutii rie iV Co., who will load the ship F.astcroft. TIIN Til EKMOM KTEIt GOES 11', Southern California Swelterlnc the BurnlDg 8uu. Sas Francisco, July 25. A ter rible hot wave prevails in South em California. A nunberof cases of sunstroke are reported. The thermometer rangea from 100 To 121 in the shade. Ilrnwneil at Astoria. AsroitiA, July 25. While Iom.'i ing lumber on a vessel at Claim mills, this city, yesterday aftet noon, Joseph Johnsop, w knocked overboard by one of Hi slings and drowned before h could be rescued. 1 lie boilv was recovered. Oil Dlsrovereil In Mirgon, Pksdi.ktox, July 25. John S Vinson has discovered as oil well on bis place near Nolin, and every farmer in the vicinity is now nunching for oil. An oil lioom is expected. How to Kill the AphiH. Sheridan Thnrton has discov ered a very elective and bandy remedy for the green aphis pest. savs the ..shland Tidings. He bad some young trees that were badly a Heeled, and had heard that soap suds would kill the i phis. As it was w ash dav at his house, he took some water from a tub an 1 surinkied the trees. The water had no soap in it, but was weak solution of the "gold dust washing powder. It killed the little green bugs within twenty four hours, however, and now Sheridan savs he doesn't want any better wash for the aplns-in fected trees. A teaspoonful of the powder to a pint of water uiakee the solution strong enough. They are From Albany. -Nye creek tourists are Laving a splendid time all by themselves. They have little picnics, bathing parties, etc, without having to call on any of the other tourists. It is unite a village, even when considered alone, about this time of year. Newport Times. A Story of Lot e and Marriage. The statement of the marriage license clerk in Covington to a young lady yes-terday afternoon was one that would diSjapoint even an ardent lover of the male persuasion. She applied for a marriage license, and was told in old, judicial accents that it was not yet leap year, and that it was a custom, sanctioned by the laws of Kentuckey, thai the gentleman in a marrying atlair should call tor the license aud do the necessary oath taking. She was somewhat abashed, but soon recovered her serenity and went on to explain Her name was Leonora Schloenker she said, and the gentleman to whom she wa to be ma' ried ar John J. Ruby. It was almost impossible for him to leave his occupation before dark, and then it would ! tco late to get the licenpe. Therefore, i-he had con- senteii to come over ami secure the paper. It seemed a desci ving case in the eyes of the clerk, and he pro posed a plan to circumvent the dilliculty. lie agreed to hold the otlice 0en to a certain hour aii-l secured the promise of Judge Shine to be present at the appoint ed time to perform the marriage ceremony, Mips Schoenker went back to consult Mr. Ruby, who was more than delighted with the arrangement and readily as sented to the proposition. Last evening they met and went across the bridge, and a half hour later returned husband ami wile. Cincinnati lOmpiirer. KKKI' C'OOI, A Ml SM I I.K. A man passes foi a sag - if be Seeks wisdom ; il" be thinks he b is found it he is a lool ; !!eb:ew Standard. Maud I hate to tiiii.k that vou'd throw yourself at Fred. Mamie Why not'.' lle"s a good catch. i Brooklyn Life. The fellow who tiies to swim a mile on quarter of a nnle set of muscles will not win the race. Martha's Vineyard Herald. (iuestiin an agitated whisper) 'I h--re are thirteen of us at this table! Poor relation No. Only twelve. I didn't count. .Chicago Tribune. I.im.! mil it.r I hi ! !' ill gius by ?. ii g h.' Ia i.oi ciipersitioiis. lie is jh.g l , g.u.st fct -iy that w.j'i'.l in.ilu chills inn up and down the bone of winter. Detroit Press. 111 ell a cold back Free Young Husband My dear. business reverses have caused me to make an assignment and Young wife (tearfully; Y-e-s. Young husband We will go abroad &nd travel for ayearortwo. I The Epoch. "Is it farmin' Dennis D'Maley is goin'n ler tbry V" said a laboring man. "It is that same." "Why," rejoined the other, scornfully, "he didn't know enough about farrumin' to p'ant' is feet in the road and raise dust." Cipe Ann Advertiser. Said the superintendent of the Texas penitentiary at ILralville to a newly-arrived delegate r You have the privilege of working at any trade you prefer." "I'd like to keep on drivin' cattle to Kan sas.'' Another gentleman in the same institution wanted to be a sailor. Texas Sittings. CKIISEK N. The Contract Will be Awarilodtu Cramp X Koiik. Washington, July 25. Secretaiy Tracy has decided to award the contract for the construction of cruiser No. L! o the Willinu ('ramp it Sons' Ship and Lngine Huikling lompint. Hie puce igreed upon is $2,i)t.'.i,000, the same igurea submitted bv the Bath Iron V'orks of Maine. The original bid of Messrs. ( ramp was :f2,745,i0o. Phis was only i-50:H) less than the appropriation, and as the electric al light plant, which will cost about .(i0,000, was not included, it would have been impracticable to award them the contract at that- tigure. They were finally told that the contract would be given to them if they would accept it at the figures proposed by the Bath com- pady, to which they agreed. The secretary's object iu giving the contract to them instead of to the Bath company is to facilitate the construction of the ship. He i entirely satisfied of the ability ol the Hath Iii in to luiild - the shiii, but the Bath people themselves admit that the Crating can do the work more speedily. It is expected that at least a vear's time will lius be gained an important matter in case an emergency should arirc requiring the services of the ship. TIIK IDEA K1IIICI I.EO. The tl-'ariiirr' Alliance Will Not Corner tin- U lirat Product, CiiKAiio Julv 25. Prominent board of trade men ridicule the idea projected by the Farmers Alliance to. corner w tieal hy Per suading its members to hold prices They say the daily average wheat receipts of the principal .narl eta are greater thaa tiie carrying capacity of the railroa Is, and while the demand lor export is good, the production is so largely in excess of the demand that any a" tempt to corner the market would prove fruitless. Old Hutch and others have had a corner on the wheat product so long that they w ill use their utmost endeavors todiscour- aiie tl.e tanner ironi competing with them. An Accident to Stanley, Geneva, Julv 25. Uenrv M. Stanley has met with a serious ac cident, according to information received from Muevin, where Stanley is staying with his wife. The explorer has fractured his left tuigh, which was done bv acci dentally sli-ping while mountain climbing. IT A CANARD? five American Sailors Reported Killed in Chili. ICI.OWN if UY A TUKPEIKi, It Was All a Stupid Miatake-Tb Sec retary of War Disbelieves the Story, -Nkw iokk, July 2-. A corres ponilent at Callao, Peru, under dato of June 21, wr.tes to his paper thus : The mau-of- wr Pensacola, of the United States navy, has just arrived here after an exciting i nn along the Chilian caast, and 1 i-ond you the first news of a thrill ing accident at Arica, Chili, bv which live sailors of the Pensacola lost their lives. Hersteain launch was blown up in the harbor of Arica by the Chilian torpedo boat Coiidell, and every man on board was killed. The list of dead in cludes : O. Smith, New York. Win. Hyes, Brooklyn. I'lank Peckhan, Newark, X. J. J'eddie O'Rourke, Huntington, L. 1. Arthur K. Dykeman, Pearsalls, L. 1. The attack took place the even ing of June 1. The Conde.l stole into the haibor of Arica about 7 p. i. There was a heavy fog. The steam launch bad left the Pensa cola on a regular evening trip to the shore, and was making her way back when suddenly those on the in-in-of-war saw the little boat lilted coinpleteij out of the water. The quiet that followed told plainly that the five men aboard the launch had been killed. The -search-light of the Pensacola was brought into pay and the same instant orders were given to lower the boats. Ihe Coiidell was then discovered nlv a short distance awav. The Chilian cruise: had mistaken the launch for an insurgent boat and used a torpedo with deadly effect. there was intense excitement a boa id both vessels for the next tweLty minutes. Signalling con t.uued between the man-of-war and the torpeJo boat for eouie time, and when the situation of atlair became known on the Con- lell her commander dipped hie colors and sent his chief olheer on the Pensacola. It then became Known the explosion of the tor pedo was a stupid blunder on th part of the cruistr. Such apologies as could be oflered w ere made, but the feeling among the comrades of the dead sailors was verv bitter. Commodore Irving, command ant at the Brooklyn navy yard was seen at his residence last nigh and told of the reiorted sinking of toe 1 ensacola s steam lauucii and killing of live of the crew. He wi.l : 1 have heard iiotiung ol anv such occurrence, and it ia mv be lief there is no truth in the etory. Only to day 1 rvcived a letter from Admiral MeCann, dated July 0, irom Callao. He writes lroni on board the Baltimore, and informs me the Pensacola was preparing to sail to b. n F raucisco. Mad ttiere been anv such occurrence as you relate, he would certainly have sail 1 something about it." SATISFIED lr IS NOT 1 RI K. Washington, July 25. Acting Secretary Seelev fpent several hours last night in investigating the report that one of the steel launches of the Pensacola bad been blown up bv the Chilian vessel Coiidell. The telegrapt and cable were freely used, and at midnight the acting secretary stated that no basis whatever cculd be discovered fo." the story. He said he waa satisfied it was en tirely without foundation. A Mourner Itlllf l Cannon. , Xkw Youk. Ju'.y 25 The first heavy oi.lnai.ee twelve inch rilled gun, designed for coast defense, and made in this state, waa fired at Sandy Hook for the first time yesterday, with a satisfactory re sult. With 250 pounds of powder it expelled a 2000 pound shot five miles. The gun will use 440 pcuniis of powder and throw 2000 ouiid shot twelve miles. ISrlirliig Sea Matters. London, July 25. Sir James Ferguson, political secretary of the foreign otlice, savs he has reason to believe that very shortly satisfactory arrangements will He made with the I nited States gov ernment in regard to arbitration in the Behring sea dispute. A Fatal Sunstroke. Yiwia. Ariz., Julv 25. At Mam moth Tank, near here, yepterday, Lauterio Martinez, a Mexican laborer, was eunstruck, and died two hours later in great agony. The thermometer registered 121 degrees in the shade at the time. WILL FIGHT AT NEW ORLEANS Another Oiler for Hall aud Fllz- lmmons. New Orleans, JttJv 25. The Olympic Club has thought better of its bid for the Fitzsiiumous-Hall light to take place in two weeks. Unit would almost I e nearaiding Louisiana as a place where the moral law could be broken with impunity, and bring the govern ment iulo ridicule for its forbear ance. If F'itzsiuiuions and Hall accept the $10,000 puree, the fight will be fixed for October or Novem ber. In the meantime, it is pro posed to have a few tights between the little fellows in September. Larkin and ( iriffin have the pref erence, but Larkin does not seem eager to meet the Boston boy. Sid dons is on the ground ready to meet any one. Friends of Cal McCarthy and Tommy Warren have informed the club that they can be matched. Alf Kennedy has notified the club that Billy Myer w ill accept Jimmy Carroll's chal lenge, and the match will be wade for December or January. THE KX-PKESI DENT. Cleveland Wined and Dined at Sandwich, Mass. Sandwich, Mass., July 25. A reception and dinner were given here to-day to ex-president Cleve land. A special express train car rying the governor, members of tiie executive council, stall' and in vited guests from Boston stopped at Buzzard Bay to take Mr. Cleve land on board. The party arrived here about 11 o'clock. The recep tion followed immediately after the arrival, resting until 12:30. Din ner was served at 1 o'clock in the Casino and annex, aliout a thous and being present in both. At the conclusion, George T. McLaughlin, of Sandwich, called . the assemblage to order and speeches followed by Cleveland, oil ex-rreeidents ol tne imtea States," Governor Russ and a number of others. ANOTHER CANDIDATE. lieu. Dudley says the Democrat W ill Notuluate Gorman. Boston, July 25. General W. W. Dudley is quoted in an intei7 view as eaying: Ihe democrats will nominate ( iorman. If I were a betting man I would not be afraid to wager a pretty good eum on his nomina tion. He is eatislactory to the South. The delegates from that eection are not going to nominate northern men who are opposed to what they suppose to be their be8t interests. The republicans will nominate James G. Blaine, If he is alive. There is not any doubt of ttiat in my mind. Mexico Does Not Want Them, City ok Mexico (via Galveston), July 25. News has been brought to Mexico by California passengers that a powerful company is pre paring colonize a large number of negroes from Mississippi and Ten nessee, in Sonara. It is not cred ited here, as no contract has been made w ith the government auth orizing the colonization. A considerable influx of Chinese recently tame into the country, chiefly as workmen on the Te hiiautepec railroad. They intro duced a disease hitherto unknown there. This has caused the im migration question to be agitated and tne press manifests marked dislike to Chinese or negro immi grants. Oregon to the Front. Chicago, Jufy 25. Fire in the Richelieu hotel, the finest in the city, caused a less of $20,000, most ly bv smoke and water. The fire started on tiie third floor and quickly spread to the roof of the building, it lieing a five-story one. The origin of the fire is said a de fective Hue. The guests all escaped safely, but there was a panic for the time being. An Oregon guett was the first one out of the build ing, and tte agility he showed in getting out of there surprised them all. Heavy Damages by Fire, Dallas, Tex., July 25. Fire broke out in J. B. Cowan & Co.'s liquor house on Commercial street early this morning, and spread verv rapidly to the Benbrook School Furniture Company, the Brewerst Storage Company's ware house and Wolfe & Co.'s cotton in. Five hundred bales of cotton in the gin were destroyed, The estimated loss is $300,000. (ieteral Kautz Assumes Command. Vancoi-ver, Wash., July 25. Brigadier-General Kautz, the new lepartment commander, arrived at the department headquarters this rooming and assumed com mand of the department. His family is now at Tacoma and will soon follow. . - t A Big Hole. Poatla vii, July 25. The deep well bored by the Consumers' Ice Company is now completed and the pump in position. The well is 108 leet deep, and lias a now ot 21H.) gallons every twelve hours. Kaovllle Trouble Settled. Kxoxville, Tenn., July 25. Troops started on their return home early this morning, and Governor Buchanan went to Coal Creek with the miners. The set tlement reached yesterday gives general satisfaction. Papulation of France, Paris, Jnly 25. The official census ot trance snows a total population of 38,093,130. This is an increase since the last census of 208,584. The increase is en tirely iu the urban population, the rural population having decreased. Light weight underwear is sroinir I like hot cakes at cast at T. L. Wallace & Co.'s.