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Newspaper Page Textr v , .:. - . --- 7 4DK 1 ii-- reZiVfe JO CENTS A WJSEK. ALBANY, OKSGrON. TUESDAY. oC rOHER ? 1S1M 1 VOL. VI NO. 261 FOR SALE, WANTS, ETC. infrar.nl t it -Toe . h i il t tx for - iniverian.H n i ilj.) t . I nayati'e. K-jv.T ar r incite I t L-vl promptly. at liHiilt.iiil thjeri. C. O KirVhart ami pv the vuo. SumsJ, C. U. Birkharr, i 1 a. WIN. VJKMf Kott THE LKAO; W ; Mrw, 11 1 !! Mill ITUHr&aCd CUDQ pviir HoAK CAPITAL ON 11. if-xi.! rirtl e-4tv.e :urity. for particu- iara KUira or u-. Ihimi.hrev. AH t fur ulti fei f. fur a fl I i.r r V,ci ii I) raij lnu ritilroul M I'i n 1 1 ) mile fr j.a A!li . Apily a til l ii.M. SWWt liu ro n trel h U'in Iry to the ir ii hm ti cjr i'.r of So -oiil ami Litcil for nlf. . 10, 20, SO. 80 acre, easy Unn, B.ttit pla.i thfiji ami lii-.:rvi rii-ed. w city loU il owned I.) (I. Uryant. install Alito Pxwrtm oxaiama acavinno miiouat. tun v.-curMe ml promt work by callire upon county vurvrvoi E r. T. Fwlier. H hat :0iDpici copies of AtM uotce and town liip put, :;! it impure I to do itirvevinit in an part -if I. inn county. Ptnttice audreaa. Miller HLUkiu. Linn enq it. Oregon. Ntlf ut l'arDtemhi. Vorpr-: w h ehy 'iven thit J. W. 0m ht'fh,, piir:i -m-iI Ii ,lf intint li the Bti.i i!i-r M . l th-uii.M :ll hu-e-':irwiniii!ir tli lir u name of Umni 4)'ulrr. J Au"nt 1 1 oi. ri :! I tt", 4J!tr.K. Nolle of ItUi.iliit Inn. Hip nrterniii heretufore ii-t"nj tr n V. Winlrll mil II K. II . ViiIh.1. miller the H-in ii:i le 'if H'mlel .V lloll.'ii (M.t;k, i iUy iliMolveil hy iuutii:il c in int 'I tie luisinc! will Ih' mi I ly K. Wcii'leil who will y in 1 ' t, ut the 'a e ttrm. . WKM.I.I . II P. tlOLI.KNUK 'K. A'hany, Sipt S, 1-!I. VLl'MINI'M KC.t. liiw- llioie phiitc I S -ie' till i U- L'iui'iiul Jn ir.i:! Of Lsto hot-UK I .il.!i il.s a i I Pn-mei. Vol, II N.. -t'lf It'it i:i if n irant etl l', Wi Mi w.-ripti'in .1 ci pi.r ye', ilh i Aiiiiiiiiiuiii I. iri' jravT "tmiviTiir, Sv- tln.4 a-iv.-rri-ie i etit. It li-a.1 i-i tti n:. OK, AL' 4IM '4 tMK I'I i'.M-IHMi O, S.W- Albany Nurseries. Vo are olVrinif t plan't'H t lie line-it lit of 'ruit trftts, of all lo firIi'e VJrieti-s. in fie stntf. One lum lreil a-l fifty tim ixaml tris for tli i 4 Miui'ii-r'.- i:t i !. liM;i 'eti. l i'lvil; 1 un. I satis'iii' t;!i iiiir.uiiffil. Shu. I for c,aloirn.' or nil an I rhh in at tin- ol I Cii '.e Ii i t'al o;ie li;ilf ii'iln s mt!i v?t of Albany. IIVM l .'i ImMIVMKI.I.. - K..I th; S". - tij J at - 403. A 60RD ! HOWARD & SO:', STEAM SAW. ri'.O.MPT WORK Uiivcrily of Oiwon at r.i'iiENi:. Next HcHsion Ici.'iii9 on Mnmlav, the 2Ut, day of September, I.S'Jl ; tuition, friv. Four Courses: t'UtHicat, Scietit'iiii-, Literary, and a nli'rt 11 n i; t i .-h coilrne, in Al.irli thnre is no Initio, (ireck, Fr-ucli or I iernian. Th Kngliuli is pr' cninentlv a liu-inessc -nrse. For catalogued or othtT inforuiat: jii, Address J. u . Johnson, President. CITY MUG STORE ST45ARD & CU3i:K, Prcsa., PfEIFFEK BLOCK, - - ALBVRY. 4 f-.trr !r. MEDI3I IES, CHEMICAI S, FAHGY aii'l Toi'et arti. in, Si.n. Hriwhea, I'crlunicry , S-bonl B.wk, ai.J Ar tint'a Sup'-iea afjl Physician's prescription cirefully compounded. H. GREGG, iff. Mtm'gan l B.i-.' vln'hli'i; ma.le to nr.l. ror e'eum-1 anil repaireil on h jrt notice aiiJ rMoiiahlo rate Sh.o nn the tret car line between Third ami KiKirth atrreta Klein Bros, are cloving out their st x k of Oxford ties at a great re duction. Frequently accidents, occur in the house-hold which cause burns, sprains and bruises ; for nse in such case Dr. J. 11. Mcl-ean'a Volcanic Oil Liniment has for many years hoen the constant favoiite family remedy. Wood Sawing 11! IIS Ni:S .2 a: fill i Mil ti railorins & Repaim I am an old nun and have been a constant sufTerer with catarrh for the last ten years. I am en tirely cured by the nae of Ely's Crem Balm. It is strange that so simple a remedy will cure such a stubborn disease Henry Bill inga, U. S. Tension Att'y, Wash intston, D. C. For eitiht years I have suffered from catarrh, which effected my eyes and hearirg; have employed many physicians without relief. I fin dow on my second bottle of Kly's ('ream Halm, and feel conG denl if a complete cure. Mary C. Thompson, C'erro Uurdo, 111. We are the only ieople who car ry the celebrated E. & W. colUr and cuffs. Always have the latest styles in stock, T. L. Walla- e A Co. TO VB TEMrLAM. Do von know tint Moore's Sit Tealed Kfined v U the only- patent medicine in the world that doi s not contain a drop of alcohol ; thi t the mode of prparin it ia known only to its discoveier ; that it is an advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century ; that its proprietoi I oiler to forfeit $1,000 for any case of dysiiepsia it will not cure? Tho. Brink has just received some of the linest lounges ever brought to Alhiny, and he is sell in them at a cl-.ee margin. MATEBEW3& WiSHBTOH'3, ALBANY, OREGON, Albany Collegiate Institute, l.BAJNrY, September 9, 1891. A Foil Corps of Four departments of study : Collegiate, Normal, Biihiness, Primary. Type writing antl Short-hand are tanplit. For catalogue address, KEY. KLBF.Kf X. CON DIT, A. M.f President. AUTUMN Cloaks, Jackets For Tfid Garments aad -This question can be SAM'L. E. YOUNG, CITHO HAS OPENED FOR THE FALL AVD WINTER TRVDE A MAMMOTH ASSORT MR NT OF IV Ladies Ires3 ti'jo.ls, in cloth, silk. f iei,m and dun t-itic fabriin, aia vls.nu 1 ?rn-eir, gloves ho-iery II laces, linens, and white iroods, noti nn, novelties, etc. ' Also a cotnplcte assortment of Boots an 1 Shos, Staple a id Fancy Groceries. flSTABLISHEOIN 156, T.IH PIONEER DRY G0DD3 HOUSE H AS t VIX TAIVED PUBLIC FW'OR I by keeping a steck large enough to amply any want, an 1 rai'cing a sp.'cialty of select in" bucIi poods 1 as will give fatisfaction both in qua'ity and prices. " flLOSE CASH BUYERS VISITING THIS MARKET ARE ESPECIALLY b invited to inspect his stock, which mtnt, aud purchased especially for Highest of all in Leavening Power. ABSOLUTELY PURE Cram's Vnr!allcd lUu. The new olition or thi unrivall ed work is now being delivered by I lie stent. Airs. A. M. lalt. IIih work is a most excellent on, anJ tli id e. it ion is a vrcat iiuprove- ment upon former one, g'vin all tire latest date and tun. h new matter that was not In the previous editions. It should be 1 1 every family, and on every business man's dsk. Those wlio are not supplied can procure the atlas bv addressing P. O. Box No. 00 Al bany Orejron. Norair. . Hymin St Brownell are prepared in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of et ck, ami those intending to plant should call upon them. Jiijvuare Tli Largest M of and mm South of Porlijnl OHEGON, June 10, 1892. - IS HERE, sa'isfjctorilly answered at the old is complete in all his numerous the fall season o ExperieLced Latest U. & Gov't Food Report. Baking " Powder Hcbool Tax Notice. The school tax in school district No 5. is now due and pay able. Call at my ofli e and pay the same before it beciinea de linquent. '' C. G. BunKiMHT. District Clerk. v . . , . . u " - The men of this vicinity ?eed not be jealous becanae tbei 4wivw talk so constantly about Mati;es and Waeliburn. Its not their tood looks the ladies are talking about, it ia the good qualites of the ook and heating dtoves they sell. Every one seems to be d.-litrlited when I they buy from M. and W. 3IKRIT HIS. Vc denirc t say to our tili 7.ns, Unit for years we hiive liceu .sell ins l)r Kins' New Discovery fur Cuiieuiiiptioii. l)r Kind's New Li' I'i I us liuckluii'j Arnica 8a! vc un.l Klecliic Bitters, and lu'vc r.ev r Ii nulled remedies tbut sell us, or !lmt have given such uti'ver-iil bati.-fai. tie n. We d. not liesit.itc to uuruii. tee itiu in every ticie nd we suu'l ready to refaiid the purehase piiee, il a 11 Ufaetory n sul's dii not follow their use These remedies Inive won tlieii i;reit popularity purely on their merits, Fosbuy &" Ma.-en I)i tiSJjists, A NITIOVIL i.n.r. The holding of Hih World's FaiH iu a city scarcely lifty years ol. will -tie a remarka'ne event, but whether it will realty bene lit ih:s nation as much as the discovery of the Kestorative Nervine by IV. Frankhn Miles is tlotibtful. Thif is j'ist what the American people need to cure tiieir excessive ner vousness, dyspepsia, headache, d'zincs', sleeplessness, neuralgia, nervous tlli lity, lu:iness, con fusion of mind. et.-. It acts like n charm. Trial bottles and tine book on "Nervous and Heart liisea-es." with uneqii'iled lestimohia's free at SlanaidAiCueick's. It is warranted to contain no opium, morphiuo or dangerous drugs. a : it:4i-iiKr. Is one which if ir'i irsiiteei! to luiin you aulia'a tory resii'ts, or in esse ol failure a return of purchase price, On this ante plan you can liny from our ailyerti-ed drmrtfisU a liotlh; if lr Kiiii'j New Dsoovery for Con aiinitiiion. It is ifuar.'iilecd to luiiu relief in eT'.ry cam, when used fin ally allvctiou or Ihrout. l.un -rs, oi Chest, such us (ioiisuui.iti.ui, liilhiin.i tioii of Lung, lironchitis, Aslhmi:, Whooninj' C'oush. Croup, etc, etc It i clcusant and airreer hie to taste perfectly safe, and run always lie de- pen. led upon. Trial hollies free at Koshuy A Mason, Dnlssisis, HPtXI LlllOI U t.NUKKOI 4. Scarcely a day pasus without the news of soinu l.tre failure I'tshin over the wires -the usual result ol peculation in stocks or some equally aaiiL'erous veiaure. 1 lie same elcctru cu rent carries to dear distant friend the sad tidinifs of death ol' hived ones too often the result of speculation patent nostrums. Moore's Kcvculcd Keumly is no giieciilation h it is sold on positive suaraiileu. Do not fuil to HO u your urusirist onil ask for four iiio icy if not satislied. We knouii Von will i;uand buy another holtlr For sale by all iJrujfKists. AND THE INQUIRY ON THE mind and on the lipj of every woman w ill b "Who has the best Block of Life Fall Dresswear. estab'ished house of 1891 depart- STATE AND COAST. A Lady Merchant of Cnioa Fond il Dead in a Ditch. i - if A? IT M'. RDEK OR SLttlDE? Btr Hands Were Tiai Beh:n3 Her Baolc- Hiwf Fiom tka Stat Capital a&d Elsewhere. , Union, Or., Oct. 5. The people of thts eitv are duuifoun led at the news cf the dtuth of Mrs. J. C Summers, a prominent and well- known uidy uierchatit ot Ln:on. Her bodv wa found at about G o'c'ock ib'B .morning, lyin face (3Vktf,- with her hanl tied bHhind'hef'bak4a4itaif iOO nin water on C ftreef. Jfe was extinct. Whether it is murder or suicide is yet a matter of doubt. A jury has been inipatiueiled, and a coroner's inquest is no be:nt held. FKOU rilfC ttTATB CAI'ITAl. Com venliiR of Hie Supreme Couif--'1 he AhjIiiiu Trouble Sai.km. Oct. 5. The supreme courtcotiveneillo day in the r gu.ar Octobt r term. Fleming tluff, a pioneer of Marion countv and a resident ol Macltav, died at bis lioaie yestcr- dav moriiin af:t r a Imij: illmss. W J. Irwin, htewaid at Ibe Oregon insane a- lu;n durinjf the leini of J)r. llarrv Lane, l as le- sigued ; tiie tame t j lake effect or. November 1. A petition is in c'rjulatinn to the city (iniiK'il asking for the ap pointment oi tuopaid firemen for "ei ai tuient at a brought to the asyluui from Gran!, county to-day. tie i a native of Portugal, lini.iuty is the rtsultol niinfoituncp. The boaid of railroad lommis sionera are noiv inqniripg int.) the raus J ol the death ol Jas. W. Ham ibon on the .-outliern Pacific rail road near Cent al Point a few days ago. Hamilton was a telegraph uperator and worked at Salem for a day ur so with the Western Union. Mrs. K. J. McCausland, wife of Salems city surveyor, died very suddenly this morning. She bad lirteu sick a long time but was not thought to be dangerous. ftlrfl'KCTKO OK M IJ It DICK. A Tramp Accused of aGrare Criino In a IVeat Vlrcinla Town. Prkkksuci:o, W. Va., Oct. 5 A tra up name I William Downey was arrested last night for the murder of Mis Henry Coert and lior eon Jopling, the burning of the hodies ami ol the victims nome, and the robbery of $1000 in gold I he scene of the tragedy was in kaleiirh county, lhe family was a thrifty one and lived in a solitary id ice. Mr. Cosert bad a gr a iikinz foi gold, find turned all she saved into it. For years she bad been hoarding her Hivings at her home, and had accumulated about 10()U. The chaued remains ol herself aud son were found by a nasajr-bv. who, on Saturday mom ing.saw tins smoking tinkers of what was once their h)in. Ilie comuiunitv is mucli esciteu auu would Ivnch the trantp if the evi dence against turn was stronger. Yaqult.a 1'aaseiicera. Yaoiisa Cirv Oct. 5 The steamship Willamette Valley ar rived at - o clock this aiteruoon, with the following passengers: Miss L. II. Uisma. .1. Dellilicld V. (i. Sinclair, J. Shoncr, Julius Nainay.t'has. Lutigens Miss Rose Williams,!). Coadlev, G. W. Hcr- berl, Mrs. Ward, C. Ward, F. L. Schmidt, II. Falk. Dranre un an Enielcpe. I'ltta' urif Post. "One of the finest yarjB in the conn .ry for the rapid handling of trains is the Pittsburg and Lake F.rle yard at Chartiers," said a Youngsfon railway ofii.-ial yester lay to a Post correspondent, 'and it nas laid out, or the rough drawing of it, on an envtlope. President Newell and Supetinteud- ent llolbnxik, now of the Haiti more A: Ohio, were at Chartiers one day looking over the territory for a yard. Drawing an envelope from his pocket. Superintendent Hol brook made a few lines on it, and, turning to President Newell, said if it was laid out in the man ner indicated, it wou'd secure most effi ient s r ice. Th) veteran railroad president was ouick to see the value of the lines drawn, and promptly said: 'Lay it out in that way.' The result is a yatdthatis unexcellel for traffic purposes." Hade Htm Remember. On several occasions her hus band had carried about him in his pockets for some days important letters which she had asked him to ma: I for her, eavs the Phila delphia Times. Recently r-he give him a letter addressed to himself, with the request not to read it until he reaclu d his office. Although thij struck him as a very strange proceeding, l.e never theless concluded to cctnplv with her wish. Arriving at bis place of business, he opened the letter aud read as follow e : My Dear Husband: I must herewith inform you of a clrcuni s'anco which will" prove to be very ditagreeable to y mi, but it is my bounden duty t i tell you of it. I h.iye once for all determined to bring this matter to your notice, let the consequences be what they may. For a week pai-t 1 have for seen that this must be done, but I have thus far i eitra:ned. The supreme moment has at last ar rived, and the crisis is at hand. I am compelled to speak out. Ij not judge me too severely, ai:d betr up like a man. By the time lie had read tlins hid hair stood on .nd w ith horror, and with a trehiblinjrrband.-he tu'ned the leaf and lead on: ' " We ere completely out of soap! Please go at once to our grocer ami order a box of 's to.ip and baveitsent honn in the course of the afternoon. I also war t a dozen of 'e 5 d ot packages of rtaic t. 1 have adopted tins mode o a.-king you to da iu i this favcr, so that you iu ly not forget it ! Nor did he forget it. More tin hi From England New Yok, Oct. 5 Tlies eanur Li Totiranine, Irun Havre.brjught $'',4SS,0(iO in gold, aud the Miam; r liheini f 1 ,01 O.OiJJ in gold. POLITICAL GOSSIP. PKlilt Vltl.IJ SI t'CKSSOlt OF SEC- RETAKV OK WAIt I'ltOVTSrt "'x-fiovcrnnr '!i!uey, ut llamp- eh ri l.ik 1 to Fill the l'lace Vlien VaeutHil. "v Nkw Yokk, Oct. o. Thy .ia!d'd Was .ingtoii coirespund it telegraphs as follows: Ifex iovernor Ohiney, of New llamp shire, ia not selecttd to sue eeil Secietary I'roctor, there will be a gret surprise am ng a number of ollicials at the war department. Just where these gcntleme'i get' their lulorn ation fruhi is nut known, but several of tbcin having close relationship with Mr. Proc tor espiess theniae5vts as ve:y cer tain ol (iovernor Chiney's ap(oiht ment. A i.o'eworthvcir;:u.iistin.-c is the persistence with which they adhere to this b.lkf. Since Mr. Proctor's return to Washington, Governor t'liiney "as one of the titst possibilities spo'ieu of among the army people, lint as (ietierul Lew Wallace and others loomed up the gossip ah nit the former subsided. Within (he las; few days, however, bis name1 has come to the front agiin, and, as pre viously intimated, the artnv people have practically accepted his appointment as a foregone con clusion. A ROYAL SCAN UAL. The PrlucefiH or Wnlo.' fluii aud Dead Aclresn Ilie Cauoe, IjONuon, Oct. 5. -Nenspapers here denounce the coroner for keeping secret the depositions taken at the impiet as to I lie cause of the death of Lydia Miller, or Manton, the actress, who commit ted suicide l.et week. Considera ab'e interest is being taken iu lhe case. At the inquest Saitmlav Ixird diaries Montague, brother of the Duke of Manchester, testi fied to having b en on very inti mate terms with tue deca-cd. Since the itiiiiest, mvblciiotis al iusions have been made in the newspapers to a certain high per sonage, underfctooil to he frince Alberi ictor, eldest eon cf the Prince of Wales, who is also said to have had intimate relations with the dead giri. Burned to Death. New York, Oct. 5. Five per sons were iiurued to death eriv this morning iu a fire in a live- story brick teiiement-hou-:e in this city, and two others latally burned. They were Mrs. Murphv and two children. Miss Kate Dunn and Josephine Ryan aged 5. A Bad Editor. There arc not verv manv in-ccts on W. ('. Gilslrap, editor of the OaksdalCjWasb., Sun and deacon in the Cumberland Presbyterian churchofth.it town, as well as leader in the choir, who is wanted bv tbe tdicritl I hereon six different charges of seduction, three com plainan's being married women ;iml three young women ol the cilv. It was thotig.. t il caught the law wotili not be given an opportunity to take its course It is a pretty sure thing lhat w In n an editor gets mixed up wi h church business he is going tu lake rand and loftv tumble. The temptation is altogether too great to resist. Even Henrv aid Beechcr didn't make a success of the combination. Editors should not monkey around the pulpit. Fine Exhibition Free. Will & Link nive a free exhibi tion of the finest embroidery, made with the New Home sewimr ma chine at t liir store in the oicra housebuilding from October "th to October I0;h inclusive. The exhibition will contain manv beau- tifal specimens of work, and will oe wen worm visiting. SCENES OF CARNAGE xVearly 230 Pe-sons Maisacred by Indians in Mexico. AX APPEAL FOR PROTECTION News East of tbe Rocti.f-M.e. Frank Lulie Married Five Penone Burned to Death. San Antonio, Tex., Oct. 5. John II. Purtcn, an American, who for tbe past two years lias been engaged in mining business near Mei.iillian, situated in the state of Hidalgo, Mexico, arrived to day. He brings information of a bloody Indian outbreak which for Foma time Inn been in pr gress in the district of Tulamengo, in that state-,. The4rouble is the out growth of a dispute between sev eral colonies of Spaniards, Ger mans ami Ii.dians, new settlers now attempting to settle on the lands of the natives. Par'on says lint a few days before-his depart ure a settlement of whites was at lacked by Indians an 1 neaily l;00 persons were massacred, including men, women and children. The colonists h ive appealed to the government fr protection aud several battilions of tio; a are on the way to the scene of tr uble. AGU LOVERS. Two War Veterans to Marry Eacb Otliera Daughter. Piiii,APi:i.ri!iA, Oct. 5 News comes from the West that Colonel Forsyth, formerly of General Fhtr. dan's stall", has just succeeded in w inning the hand of the daugh ter of his old friend, Dr. Dallas Bac'ie, a I'll ila hlphian also in the military tervice, and that Miss Forsvth, the colonel's daughter, I i. i ii. I lldD 'CVHIIIC eitcijcit IU 1 r I . UHtllC E.;ch of the iieju is U0 yeare of fge, a 'id each ha been a widower about tbe same hnrth of t ne. Neither ol tiie young women is much over 2) years of sge. A SENS All ISA I. 8TATEUENT. lite Kl ouller Hald to lie B wanning With Kuiulau Troopp. Bi da-Pestii, Oct. 5 Pester Llovd to-day publishes a sensa tional article declaring that the Russian government is makirgan enormous concentration of troops ou the banks of the Pruth. Ac coiding to the. story, a large tract ol land near the Truth, is now swarming with Russian soldiers, for whose accommodation capac ious buts have been erected. Prince of Walca to Mlart m Paper. London, i ct, o. lhe lories are to have another newspaper. J. ISIundell Maple, M. P., and Ird Radner are credited with the am bition to s!art a new tory 3 penny daily, as a rival to the Times. Karl Radner is the treasurer of her majesty's household It is whis pered tbut Radner is an intimate friend of the Prince of Wales, and that the prince may be anxious for an oigan, especially as he is known not to have been pleased with the comment'! of the Times on the Wilson Cumming tiial. A Veasel and Crew Loat. New York, O.d. 5. The news of the first disaster as the result of Yesterday's gale came in a dis patch this morning from St. Johns, N B. It as to the effect tbatthe British barkent ne Minnie C. El kin was wrecked and that her crew was undoubtedly lost. The bark en! ine had on board about twenty iteopio, inclusive ot tier otiuers and the captain's wife and baby. The Excitement In Rome. Rome, Oct. 5. One thousand citizens inarched in procession to the PantlKon vesterd-iy to deposit aw reath on King Viston Emman uel's tomb, where tridav a num ber of Catholic pilgrims made an insulting demonstration. While the crowd "va in church a numb r of radicals mounted some of the altars and ma I j speeches denounc ing the Vatican, and shout irg "Down with the priests." The Pennant Awarded. Portlaxp, Oct. 5. At the regu lar annual meeting of the North west Base Ball League to-day it was unai.iuiously crden d that the pennant be delivered to the Port land club and thev be declared the champions for 18:d. Four Trampa Drowned. Memphis, Tenn.. Oct. 5 To freight trains ran off the traus'er yesterday, and four tratui.s were drowned in the river in them. Silver Parchaned In Wanhington r. Six hun- Wasiiinutox. Oct, dred and eightv-two thousand ounces of silver were purchased to diy at prices ranging from POc and S)7c to J8c. Mra. Frank Leslie Married. New Yokk, Oct. 5. Mrs. Fiank Leslie was manied yesterday to William G. Kingdjury Wilde, M. A., of London. OREGON WHEAT. Recelpla in Portland Greatly Ex cr Inat Ytar, Pokti.am), Oct. 5. The markets during the past week have not been characterized with any ex citement. Wheat is dull. Buy- era and sellers remain apart, an 1 iittle Is changing hands. Receipt! are much larger than last year. From September 21st to 25th, 20, 000 tons have been received.con. pared with 16,2?0 tons last year. The railroad companies leport a a largf r movement from fields. The Northern Pacifi: has moved twice the amount of last year, and the Union Pacific is in the fame condition. T ie bauks of this city have sent to country banks throughout tha state f, 183, 00 in cash since the harvest began. But little of this money has come from England, as but few cargoes of wheat have yet been shipped. The movement of wheat began a month earlierthan last year, and the warehouses are crowded awai'ing the arrival of vesels. Oats are undoubtedly being held by farmers. The receipts heie are becoming less, and price, Yitu a slight advance, f how a firmer ten den. y. The greater part is selling at 40 j per bushel, while poorer qualities are offvi.-ed at 38s. Very iittle is now goin to California. Attempt to Blow I'p the Palace. Tk'estk, Oct. 5 A commotion c:urred here to-day when it lejame knowu that an attempt was made to blow titi tbe Episcopal paiface. A porter in the palace found a large petard or bomb in one of the hallways. Attached to the pttard was a buniig iuse. The poiter immediately pulled tue fuse from the petard and extin guished it. The matter is beicg thoroughly investigated. IN DEEP TROUBLE GLOBE TICOTTKR TRAIN OOT MAD AND SWORE. Frlaky Collrge Studenta Dletaib Ilia Lecture He Knocked One Man Down In Exciting- Scene, New York, Oct. 5. A remark able Sunday evening meeting wai held by Otorge Francis Train in the hall of the Grand opera boute last evening. The ball wascrowd ed. Many prominent men were present. On tbe right of the stage were abo it lifty young students of Columbia college, the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Xavier college and members of ttie Cat uercita Club. They had tome with the professed intention of dis turbing the meeting, and they succeeded. Mr. Train was tender ed an ovation upon entering the hail, an I the ovation continued until he left at the close of the meeting. Whenever he a tempted to sneak the applause became deafening and he invariably took a seat until some semblance of order was restored. At times he became profane in his remarks about the disturoers, which only increased their shouts of derision. At last he gave in, and stopped bis lec ture. A man jumped on tbe stage and undertook to quiet Mr. Train by telling him to go on with the lec ture and the noise would stop. Train was apparently angry that the stranger should speak to him. for he attacked him, and striking luai b bind the ear. landed him on the ball floor. Then some of tbe ciowd took possession of tbe door and refused to let anybody out. At tue same time one of the men turned the uns off. hats were thrown into tbe darkness and ladies and tbildren screamed with fright. Someone turned on the eas again befora a panic occurred. Train finally gained the attention of the crowd and said : "This is the last time I will ever speak to an American audience. Hereafter, I am dumb, except to children. I shall not fast, but psck up my things and go to -Chicago, where I shall spend the balan -e of my days. 1 n the American peop'.e, anyhow. They do not appreciate me. Hence.'ortli I belong to the little ones." It was said he subsequently tore up his fatting contract, tickets and everything else rela'ing to the American public. At a late hour tbe crowd opened the doors and went liomt. A Cyclone nalfee Atlantic. Washington,' Oct. 5. V Ber muda eye'one has arp oacl el hi .-;t'snuc coa8t,causinggi.Lsin New England. The clearing condition has r. ma'.ntd nearly stationary In Montana, but has extended its borders to the Mississippi river. Kain has fallen in the Ohio and Lower Mis is ippi valleys and lower lakes. The teinpeiatiire has risen in the South Atlantic states, and generally fallen elsewhere. Heavy Fire In London. Losix.y, Oi:t. 5. A fire which br. ke out this morn ng oj Mark Brown's wharf h :b been subdued. The llsm s entirel . gtt ed n enormous five story Wtr. h u se filled w:lh colonial produce. Judge Morrcw Installed. San Francisco, Oct. 5. Ex Congressman Win. W. Morrow was to-day insUlled as United wtate .lulgeofthe northern district of California. Hope for th Miners Abandoned. Iorsvn.LE, CcU 5. The wok of lescuing the miners entombed at Richard on Satur day right is still being vigor ously pushed. There is no hopes of finding them alive. ! V. v . "v.