Morning daily herald., October 11, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

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t-'O CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY. "OKEUON. SUNDAY, UC COBEU li IS'JI
VOL. VliTOrSefi
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KOK SALE. WANTS, ETC.
CLASS IS C IXVKSATIONAL f.t.K
J niun will Leone in ih t. r.-h i.- im
Kium Ta'haiu wh ia a lierinai h-relf and
e.k-i llio la wiwu an rtti-intlv an Kit-hub
'Ihfie uy be boy and L.irl who lor hick nl
convent ttional prm eife and dtltuu'u
leu-mu the I urn we. Him ' la', is tot jiwl
Huuiwi nm-eior tune who ilmr
a practical uiMtery ol the l.inKuv.-e there
will be an eveiiinx claw. Term So cent a
lemon, or 25 cei.l in a c - of n ,t tost than
ten pupiU. P'ai-e on ;th between retry ai.d
roaja:oni atreei
T OSf -On the road m-a-Albmv or in A!
J J Lanv, a hi M'k ith.-l or uriii eout iiiiii-
a bU k e-t aod cott, a pair rt
hrot I Sriiniii i h it, a mir of h -e-rix-
-md rip, nm; and .mi-h,
a,"i.'4 HiU hiilaje4 for a n.-t-lira-
e i'i '-, ai a revolv, r.
overall.
shirt,
a air ol
h 'ie anl
l.ilnral re
il will he paiit to tlii Holer on l-a inu
tile aiu-: at IIKi Lr oih :e.
1 A V your -h l tat -The .ho il ta lor
the yea' lH.ll, 14 11 v line .i.i.l payable.
T-n-pi.'-ra are re piece I t rail pronptly,
at the o It of the e'er. C. It irk hart ami
pav the a tine. Si led, C. U. U'lrkhj-i,
cleik.
11 JK KEN T A lie it five room cotci-.-1
ear on;hi ru I'acdic depot. Apply at
Dep t .Intel,
a WINN, VSKXr roll TilE LKAI.
in life aul e.-i l--nt inaiiranca com
panie. -
MONEY TO LOAH-litiMK CAPITAL ON
irood real estate ftecunty. Kor artU-ii.
lara eu Uire ol tic. Humphrey.
I iMkMMIKi Of LA.Ni. All tit for cull 1
I UIJ ration, and uii lr Ten. . fir !e a
tit) per a re. Within 1 mile fro a riilroul
atari mi a 11I id miles trjiu Albany. Apply
tuia orCce.
Lj M W hw rein ve l t Wvi lr t-i tin-
Lyon utru-t-u
J ir i !w i the coc ier o! se.o.nl an. I
Lantl fur Malr.
R. 10, SO, to, o acren. eay t-riM,
nient plan cheap an.l iiii;h prire.1.
. rity lota all owned by il. I'.r;, ant.
iiwral)
A 'ho a
LaaU Harvryliix.
rAKTiaS DUiaiNO aLRVVlNO DON! CAIf Ilk.
tain a-.-curate nd prompt worx l.y talim
upou county aurvavor E t. T. FUlicr. in
hascouipleta copies of field notea anil rnwu
hip plata, ami is prcinre I to do .ir. ev:i: .- iv
any part of Linn county. Pcil..fti -r a.l.n .
M 1 llera Station. Linn con itv.OrceYm.
Notlcn uf I'Mrutfrhlp,
NOTTEia he e'.y ifiveu thit J. W. Cam
ber h kit pur-he-d a one htlf interNt In the
hcio (toller Mil!), at I th .- iiiiiir.A-M wil h:re
artcr w ran u uer th i lirai name of I. .i'13
ai li-wnher.
a.io AiiKUxt 1 I 91. Fd floivs
) V'. Ga JHKR.
Notice of UUxolutlon.
The coprtnernhii heretofore i-i-tiinr
twe n K. Waiidell and II. K. II :hii)xi k
tlliiler the flrlll na "if H'a:iih-l & llollli
beik, il thia day ril-uoli-nl by iiitllnal eon.
aiit. The biiHine4 will he iiintliui' I hv
K. Wendell who w til pay al .h-' t. of the ia e
Brui. r. i-.M"-.i.i..
II V. UULLENiSK'.'K.
A'bany, Sept S, l:l.
ALL'MIN'fM ACK -A l-ie ll..nif
printel S. iel llll? 11 hanleal J.iur .a I
ol Lte Foein I viTiti-n arid lrH'i-!f-4.
Vol, II, No. Vi'f Mnlio.i tfiiarant td I.'..
(!. Su wriptioti :i." els xryi ir, with i
Alimiinuiii Lrl'j Pr.v er nnenir. Sv
this atvertien ent. It will had to'l w-
il 1.. ........ t
v Albany Nurs ri s.
We are oferinji to .Iaiter tin
finest lot of fruit trfe, f all ilt
irah'c varieties, in the tat'.
One ImtnIrL-il anl lifty tlio ixuml
tr"8 furth'H sillllincr'n f:l;l l.
Inspection itivtt--1 arnl s:it:.-jf;ii'-tion
ti:if.in''f.
Si-n-l for C't'ul or rail :n 1
ee mat tli oM l'ii-(. hoi i -sti'iiil
line half mile .s..tit;i.-t if AH.anv.
liVMtNil liltoWNKI.I..
I am an old in in ami l ave been
a constant enHV;ivr with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely nireil hv tln use of DlyV
Crt-ini Halm, it in Mrittiire that w
siuiple a remeily w ill cure hmi-Ii a
HtuhWn tlise;te Henry I'.il!
ings, U. S. IVn.i iii Att'yj Wash
ington, I. V.
For eii,'ht-vearrj I have HiureMl
from catarrh, which clfccU-il my
eyed and hcarirjr ; have t'inljed
many plivsiiiaiiH without relict.
I win dow on my second hittlu o!
Kly'd ('ream Halm, and feel confi
dent of a complete cure. M iry I'.
Tlioui)ri.)ii, ( crro lioido, 11!.
We ate the only people w ho c ir
ry the celebrated K. i'i W. cnllu
and cull's. Always h ive the latc.-ii
styled in storA, T. L. Wall.t u t"i Co.
tl.Xf.est cf all iu Lcavenini; I'oucr. Iter.l U. S. Gov't Food Report
1 .
9 Baking
a j-
rowaer
ABSOLUTELY PURE
TO I.011 I t MI'l. IKS.
you know that M'Xirc'a K
vialcd Kisuedy is the only patci.t
medicine in the world that di r
not contain a drop ol alcohol; tint
the mode of prrpaiin it is kiiow:i
only to its iiicov-ier ; th it il i.-i a i
advance in the science oi iuedii-ii:e
without a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; t hat its propric t u s
otler to forfeit ft, niHl .'or any caj'
of dyspepsi t it will no cine'.'
( inn's I'nrlviilleil Alia.,"
Th? new cditiiin of thN iinri will
ed work is now h. irj: delivered hv
the ji-r-ei.t, .Mr-. A. M. Ta!t. Th
work it a most excellent one, ai:-1
this edition is a irrcat iniprove
nient upon former one, f;'viiiu'
the latest date it ml null h new
matter that w.is not in the pluvious
editions. It should he in every
famiiy, :;'d on every business
in. m's d.'sk. Those who a'e not
.supplied can proc.ire. t!n atlas bv
addics-insr I'. (. i!ox No. (JO Al
h.mv 'ivl'cii.
Thos. I'r;nk has j'i-t r
some of the tim-st 'oii'';
brought to Alh.ny, and he
in;; them at a 1 1 se i::.i.-:u.
3toi85
d
'.Nil i i4r,
M'.-i r-. My ni in A nrowncll
j i .ii.iii-l in thi.ir nur.-rv to
ir-'h all ki::.ls of st. i'U,
!i t n titivr t-J plc.t hi;
are
fur-
ii I tli'Me
iil.ieall upon
liifl 1 1
ua re
Sehool la 11 Noli)-.
The schoil tax in school
district No 5, is now due and pay
able. Call at my olli e and pay
the same before it bee mien de
I j in 1 uc:i t . .
C. C!. TYiMiKii uv.
l'istrict (;ierk.
The men of thia vicinity need
not be jealous because their wives
talk so constantly about Matthews
and Washburn. Its not their pood
looks the ladies aro talking about,
it is the jiood ijiialites of the cook
and heal:!!;; stoves they sell. Kvery
one seems to be il 'lihted when
j th( y bny from M. and W.
iit:;cir nhs
We ili'Mit t say to our cili
1 11-, lli:il fur years we have liecn sell
ing I'r Kind's New Hiseotery for
( '0:1-usiipl ion. Ir Kii'i;'.- New Life
I'iii.-. iiiii kh-n's Arnica Sii.e ami
K.U'clrie ililiers. :uel li.'ve l.t-ver
h oiill -il reiiieilies thai sell ns, i.r 'hat
line Liven :ien linivri-al ..Ii.-lar-ti
it. We iio nut ln-.-ii.iic I irnar.iy.
lee r tie m 1 very tii.iu met v.i-it iitil
ready 1" ul'diul the piirclia.-e pi'e'e, if
s 1 i.-l .n i oy n Mill ii i not f.il'm.v llieir
ll-.i Tin 11 medie- !ia e wn l!ieir
iTe it e 'p il l! i! .' pil e! ,' oa t'n ir
en ril-. i-o.-liay ,V. M 'I-uu'srists,
ri
ftS.
v V li
f
I
0
mm
- Tin the Next :ai Day at -
40. A 60RD !
HOWARD & SON,
STEAM SAW. PKOMPT WtdiK
t: ii.!u-,
mm,
Itjilliljl!
I!1
tllilMl.
The ho'.dinj; of t h
a city se.ueeiv h
wili be a reiiiarka
1 l.tl'.
World's 1'air
f:y years old
:!c event, out
TWO MORE INSANE
Fractured Skull Caused
Trouble in One Case.
the
MRS, G. W. lit' NT, OF SALEM,
!Ci
her it vdl le.tlty bcueiit t'lis
liscoverv ol
as
lATPaiWS&fiSHBm'J, ALBANY, 0E380ir,
Albany Collegiate Institute,
-a. 1. hats: v,
September 9, 1891.
i n.
A run
Fourdepartir.enlsofstii.lv: Co!!e
Type writing and Shoi t-h nn'l ate tam
KKV. l ldd Ul
June 10, 1892.
JiPikcd Teachers.
."a'e, Norm.il, I'.U'-iiieso, I'l iinai'V,
M. I or citali-u.; adlresn,
n. con ni r, a. .m.. r.e.-idmt.
i ,t ion es mm n
III. I .'est o.-.i live Nervine by I'r.
l'ia:ikln Miles is i n t ; i: I . Thit
is j' st what the Aincritv.n people
M-'i- I .i cure their csee.-nive n.T
voi:sne s, dyspcp-Ki, headaclie,
it'.i'n s -, -lccpii.-ssi'.cs-', neurl.'ia,
nervous d.-lel.ly. dullness, con
tUMki.i of miu !. et '. 1: acts like a
eiiarin. Trial bottlesand linelieok
on "Nervous and Heart Iiihca-cs,"
w il h ii'ieiju ih d te.-t imoiiia'u flee at
S;an;i!l iV. C'ur'ick'8. 1 1 is warranted
to oiitain i o opium, inorphiii: or
dan'eioiiJ lir.is.
ti c '. ! ii.r.
7- ii' : wlii, !i is tii iranli'i-i! tit'iriii.
i -a:i-.'i l.iry ivH'ls, or in cum- ..I
i.itlio- i return of piiielia.-i; prire,
) i tie- tale plan you can Imy irmn
our :el yert i-eil ilrii'i-ts a buttle of
I'r KiiiLi's New )-.(ivery f ir ("'in
Miliiplio i. tl i- truar tnleed In lu iii;
relief in ev iy ea-. w In n u-ed or
any all-el inn of Tliroat. f.un its, oi
i '!n -t, mi-Ii as loiii-miritinn, lnll.ui.a
ii' f l.iins ISroiH-liili.-, .-;linin,
WllOi.pil. ('.ill-li. Croup, ele, tie
It i n-a-i.i it anil ai;ri e. tile to lasle.
p-rfe, I y -al-, aiei i-.tn ,i i ways be !e.
jn-ii Ii it iip'Hi, Triil li.ei'c's fi-e ;it
t'osli.iv .V M:i - .ii, i, iiifis's,
M'i. i I il. ; tNt.l ICOI s.
Se.ire-'y a ilav ia--es wiihoiit tin;
inns n si mi : l.i.-jri! faitiiro l!i.-liii,
over t lie win s -Hie u-ii.il r.-ull .7f
spei-ii'aiiiMi in Moeks or muh pial.y
il.lli-e -mi., e';!lir-. '1 he sam-eh el i'e
eu rent cirri- s to de ir di-l.nit rrieml
the ?:ul li linirs of ileal Ii ol Ium it ,.m ,
t.io o'l, n Hie resnll ..I Mie, iilalinii
ill p itelit iio.-lruiii-. M.iore'.- raled
Ketil-il V" i- 110 speculation lint s.,;,
on po,tivu a ir inli-e. I to n.it f.il t.,
ITo to your ilruist anil ak lor y,n:i
in.i iey if not satiMieil. We Kimwu
vim will -naml Imy anoilier
Km- sale ly all liruijii-ts.
s -
1 3 J I
lLji!l sill
(Iff
ATJTUMIN
- IS IIKIiK, AND Till-; I.MJI.'IKY
mind and on the llp-i of
"Who has the best t-lock of-
ON Tl I !;
every woman will b.
& Pioneer Lady Diei - Fn mi tare For tl
Eofcim Sclool 4 Lircfny Han
8 a My LaiJd.
Salem. Oct. 10. Georire White,
a laborer aued .10 years, was to day
brought to the asylum from Wash
ington county. He threatens to
kill. He is inpano throueh a frac
cu-ts in the rkull. - Mrs. Margaret
T. M I ue whs also brought from the
same countv today, the is the
wife of a llillsboro flo irin mill
man. She in Scotch nn 1 agail 43
years.
John Joli'iFon was brought to
tlC penitentiar to day from Clat
sop county, and will serve tluee
years for h-rceny.
Mrs. (ieo. W Hunt died at her
home in this city this morning, at
the a-c of 57 years. She was for
years identitii cl with ll.e J'ioiii-t-r
.Wo-ia'ion and tiranpe, and for
the latter s-hi was formerly state
lei turer. She crossed the plains
in IS!,.
The firrft fiii-i.itnra for the Elate
reform s rhoo! an i v el today, nl
will at or-ce be tken to the build
in;;. Kvery tiling will bo ready for
the reception of yoiitl.e in a cjiiple
ol weeks.
Three hundred sacks of pem
seeds arrived today ad wiil he
plaut-.-l iu the vic'n ty of Salem.
CO W A li 11, V 1 1 -I K i: N 18
Slin.it a Youii!; ilil Wlia Win I
feioliiiK ll r F. llu-r.
Macon. ia., O. t. li).-.liss I.iz
z:e (iosal, a girl of 17, was .'hot to
ileal h hi t niL'lit by her four male
cousins, while defending her
fattier. She was engaged to many
one of the voung men who aided
in murdering hrr. The all'.iir
occured near I'liioiivillt. J. C
liossal, the father of the murdered
girl, is a planter. !).! an adjoin
ing farm livt s his brother-in-law
Kdward Thoiua-, who has four
sons, lie lias had trouble for some
time with the Thomas bevs, J. li.,
David, Hones and Jake. They
rode over io who him yesterday
about daik. and had him down
when his daughter Lizzie, wTio
hud I) en out hor ehaci riding,
came up. Seeing four men beat
ing her father, she sprang from
her horse, and, grasping one by
the collar, throw him upon his
hack. The ll.tsh of several revol
vers followed, and the girl fell with
the exclamation: "Oli, cousin
David:" It was the bullet of her
cciifcin Iiavul wincii pierceii iier
heart. The murderers tied leav
ing the father and mother alone
with their dead chil l. During the
night hundreds of people gathered
to bee the body of tue girl w ho had
died iu defense of her parent.
TtlK XE1V SEA.
The I'eoplo Like Ita Change
Clliilllte.
Iu
CITY DRUG STORE
8TANAED & 003101, Prooi.,
PKKU KEK BL0i;K, - - ALBANY.
tealer in
D3US3. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, FANCY
arid Toilet arti. i-, Sponitea. Uruidies,
l'rrfuiui-ry, S hoo! Ibioka, and Ar
tist'a Uupplies
Thysician's nreacription?
carefully coiniounded.
rn
H. GREGG, '
li
mnrn -It U.
I n i
..I L
lauonos itepaii'it
iff.
Mn'a and H.ig' clnthim; made to order or
elrniird and repaired on short notice and
reanoiiahlo rate
shop on the street ear line between Third
nd t-'our'h street.
IM$, Jackets Fur
Tliiiiihl i!;!ii!li)l!Li a:li Li
s Fall Dh swear.
-This .pillion cm be .-.i'i-f tclorlHy ausaered at ihe old eatab'i bed hou-e of
SAM'L, E. YOUNG,
ho has opkxkd foi: rni:
1.1 1. .. . ,..
i.a.iies ifresi iihih, iii ci itn. sn
f
wixr.
MKNTOF
)v;m, ho.-iery,
r.ii I l i A MPlI A-lii:
I.'! 'I l l!ll H I.' il,.-. .j ... .. ! I . I
laceH, linens, and whits u ods. n jti uij. noveiii- e-e - . t , i,i
Ieo a comi'le'e assortiiiimt of Hoots, an I Sh m, Sia.'e :l ,,j i'a.,-v ( Iroivrk's.
o-
1STARI.ISHKD IN IStMl, 1MI -5 I'lON'KKU DIIY II.HMK HAS M I r.VIN id) Pl'lUdC FAVOR
by keeping a stcck large enough tie o.ply a-iv wan, an I in i';in,' a sp vialtv of s.-lectiii ' piu Ii o-oods
as will give fatisfavtion both in ij'i.i'ity an 1 prices. " " t'
New iewelrv of hiteKi liuf tartlU at t
Will C I.a,b' .
CLOSK
invil
CASH I1UVKKS VISION'.! THIS MVRKKT AUK F.SI'KCI A I.LY
invited to iiifiicct his Htock, which is roirplete iu .".11 hii numerous
nienls, and purchased esjH'cially for llif fall s.a-'i nrf
1891
l.os Asi;:i.i:s, Cal., Oct. 10 Dr.
I. (i. Cotter, of Yuma, is in this
city. He says it is estimated that
nine-tenths of the Colorado river
is llywing into Salton. Neverthe
less the sea has not increased but
has lowered about three inches.
It is now from four to 6even feet
in depth in various places. The
Colorado river i very heavily
cha-igt d with solids and wiil jer
cipitate half an inch of alluvium
to six feet of water. This matter
is being constantly washed dow n
the river . and is forming a bank
iu the river bed just beyond the
break eo that shortly the entire
body oi the river will be turned
into he Salton sea. The winter
tlxnls, he thir.kf, will laise the
Salton sea until it becomes a lake
..till feet, ileeo anil 151) IlllleS lonir !
andlindsits outlet tbrou-h the
l ed of the new river into the iulf
of Mexico. Southern Pacific engi
neers have examined the river
break with a view of finding a way
to turn the river back. They re
ported that such could he done ly
piling, hut that it would be too
expensive a job for the company to
undertake. Dr. Cotter says the
i eople of Yuma are glad of the
change. The new eea will be a
r-.iietit to the climate, as well a
privi.le them with a new method
oi transportation, since vessel1)
ould come into the sea from the
(Julf of California.
right eye remained open w hile the
left one was closed, and they could
almost see how he had sighted
down the muzzle with his right
eye to see that his toe accomplish
ed ita allotted work. The hand
that held the gun and his face was
badly powder burned, and the
skull and its contents Mere so
prouiisculously loosened up that
when the head was raised the
contents would ratt e like the
seeds in a gourd. Thompson was
about forty years old. On the
Tuesday before he had sol 1 his
property to J. C. Jensen for $:!,
uml the money bad been paid in
tin presence of a witness. jl'J.ol
was found on his person, which tie.
coroner turned over to the treas
urer. A sum of money Thompson
had left with a neigh I m u was order
ed paid to the coroner. 'Ihompson
wasa dunking man, and for this
reason his wile had left him a
short tine before, with fin- children
and was flopping with the family
of a neighlMir abiuit two miles
awav."
THE DEAD LEADER
Ylidtlne; ICilutivH,
Eugene Journal: Mrs. Inmaii
and daughter, of New York, the
widow and il mgli'er of the foun
der and chief owner of the fam us
Inmaii line of steainshio.s plying
between New York and Liverpool,
visited Alaska this summer, and
on their return home vis-ited the
family of Joel Inmau, last Satur
day a: d Sui day, a', their Indue at
Klmira, La 'c county, Oregon
The founder of the gicat steam
ship line, the most famous in the
world, that for a ipiarter of a
centuiy carried the mails and
bundle. Is of thousands of pisscii
gers across the Atlantic without
ever loosing a single life, wasa
brother of our I. am-county pioneer.
His wife and daugh'cr are now
millionaires, aid visiiid their
Lro'hi-r a::d sister and nephewr
and niei-es on I he Long Tom last
week, and llieii conliii led their
journey lioine. H. . lnnian
came to Kugeile ai d took bis w .i
w no is teaching selio. l near tow n
out to see them
His Funera' Shows Great Iauflu
ence. TKOUBLE IS ANTICIPATED,
Mrs- Parnall Proatrattii- Gr.at Retptot
Paid Ii Lordon aid Othar Ei-e-peaa
Citlef.
the firm is running two steamers
ti Hamburg. The present eteair
tiip company has been organize d
(or the sole purpose of facilitating
the transportation business of the
refinery. At the office of the re
finery It was stated that additional
vessel! would be charteied as soon
as possible, and that the firm
would make additions to the line
as demanded by the requirements
of business.
UIU KMIHKI'BIIIC.
I"uiiue Report from lout mauler
Countv scat postmasteis are al
ready beginning to .-e:nl to the pos'.-
masier-g-neral their reports ol
their visitations to the other ollice-
of their counties, and they are piov
ing to bd of great interest and
hignilicance t j those who have had
a chance to examine tlu-ni sa
the WaSuiniiton Tribune. Tin
visiting pustinaa'.er has shown in
almoet every case not only a great
interest and promptness ;n hi.-
work, but he has pieoaie 1 his
report witli great care and original
ity. An Illinois postmaster evi-
ilently tiok his kodak with him,
as he returns in with his repoit a
picture of every poetollicc in the
county, and m iny of them are ac
companied with maps of the town
ami much other information of
value as well as with suggestion
worm Htuilving.
Motherx?
Castoria is recommended h.
physicians for children teethinc?.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
us ingredients are nubhsheii
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste ami absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, unites naim
cures diarrhiei and wind colic,
allays feverishm ss, destroys
worms, an.l prevents convulsions.
Foothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural Bleep. Cas-
soria is the children s panacea
the mothers' friend. '.'' d- -8, .'IP
cents.
lalrmlnpil Bulciile,
The number of self inurdciH is
is lariiningly laige ol life, riesli
acrounts come almost with each
lays mail. One lately committed
in West Cheliaieiu uy tratiK
Thompson was unusually effective
iml liorrible. J he laniliill Ke-
j rter gives the particulars of the
deed, from which we learn: "He
was tumid lying on the floor of his
sitting room, with the back i f his
lieaM blown awav ami ins brains
scat eretl all a.'xmt the riHun, even
to the ceiling. He had evidently
placed the muzzle of the gun",
w'-it.; was an old Zulu, w ith a big
trigger, close against his ngnt
temple, anil removing the stock
ing from Ins right foot with his
toe had pulled the trigger. Death
bait been so lmtan'aneous that
tho: e who saw the body said his
O. K, T. HoiieiHt iUnnllst-0 K T.
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ami Washington have cheerfully
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Oregon Kidney Tea. Purely
vegetable ami pleasant to the
taste and can be taken by the
youngest child or most delicate
woman. O. K. T. is a never fail
ing remedy for pains in the back
and loins, non-reteniion of urine,
scalding or burning setis.it ion
while urinating, mucous dis
charges and all kidney troubles of
eithersex. $1 at all druggists. Fot
sale by Foshay it Mason.
iX'Sintx, Oct. Iu. ..lie appre
hensions of trouble at the funeral
ei Parnell l o morrow are s serious
that the troops in Dublin have
been strengthened by order of the
Lord lieutenant. 1 he soldiers will
remain under arm without inter
fering with the celebration unless
summoned to do so oy the lawful
authorities, an 1 then only in ex
tremity. Tne fee-Hog for Parnell
and against his opponents runs
very high, not only ia Dublin, hut
throughout Ireland, and the clnel
apprehension seems to be that the
delcgittion from other places may
see tit to attack and wreck the
ollices of newspapers that hive
been harsh in their treatment of
Parnell when he was alive, and
scarcely less so since his death
A Dublin letter eays that the
liish hierarchy is nonplussed by
the situation, and that the bishops,
or a majority of them, would pre
fer to let recent nutters be forgot
ten and Irish affairs goon as tney
were g iug on before the 8t niggle
was begun that ended in the death
of Parnell. The hierarchy and
Timothy Healy made the warfan
against Parneil so personal that
they are rtally at a lots what to
say no that he is gone. The
people were apiealed to from the
pulpit not to follow Parnell lie-
cause he had been implicated in
the divorce scandal.
There was a terrible scene in the
house when the casket was about
to be raiu jved. The grief of Mis
Parnell was most peiguant, and
she could with difficulty be per
sua. It d to allow the coffin to be
taken away. As a mark of respect
to the dead, the blinds of many
houses along the route of the funer
al procession were drawn down.
On every side were signs of sincere
svrapatby. .As the hearse passeU
them, despite a pouring rain, the
spectators took off their hats and
stood unco vej ed until the last
carriage had tone by. A dozen
carriages followed the hearse
1'hey contained M'8. Dickinson,
Parnell's sister; Henry Parneh
and John Redmond and a uiiaiber
of other members of parliament,
and a deputation from the Dublin
corporation, lbs leadership com
in it tee was also in carriages.
the railroad station at Brighton,
the funeral party waited an hour,
the building being packed with
people anxious to get a glimpse of :
;he casket.
Far Kaachlac Iu IU Scopa With
Large Meana.
riTTHBi'uu, Oct. 10. Next
Thurrday the executive committee
of the National I'utchers' Associa-.
tion will meet at M. Louis to per
fect a s- heroe that is likely to be
far-rachitig in its effects. It will
be the organization of a supply
plant at Dallas, Tex., which will
furnish the 50,000 ine.nbers of the
association with all the beef, live
or dressed, that they may require.
Ibe project is in oppjtii.on to the
Armour a: d Swift concerns, ai i
was formulated at the meeting ot
the association held in Pittsburg
some months ago. The committee
has been offered $:5'.),0GO to locate
the plant at Dallas. Of this rum
$200,000 has been subscribed by
the Dallas Hoard of Trade, and the
other (150,000 by the city council.
President I haries James, of St.
Louis, is at the head of the com
mittee, and J. F. Peilstein and
William Hackenberger are tne
Pittsburg members. The entire
committee will go to Dallas to for
mally accept that c ty's terms.
A Very Lucky Dltmlasal
Berlin, Oct. 10. The sultan,
says a Constantinople dispatch,
has granted a (tension to the for
mer grand vizier, K'amil, and a
palace in Asia Minor, where the
dismissed otlicial must live the
greater portion of the year. While
the sultan thus lestows favors on
his former heal servant, it is said
he has no intention of restoring
him to high official responsi
bility, as he believes that
Kiamil tailed to handle the
Egyptian question with the !act and
energy that it cailed for, w hile at
the same time he was on too fa
miliar terms with the British and
tier wan ambassadors.
The) Praaldonl'a Secretary III.
Washington. 1. C. Oct 10.
Private Secretary Halford'e illness
ia proving to be more serious than
was at tirst eriecteJ alter he hid
been relieved of the earlier painful
symptoms. He is still in bed and
for several days his system has re
fused to respond to the remedies
prescribed by the nliTsicians.
Thinking that a change of air would
At be beneficial to him, Colonel Henry
STlt ASO E U toll Y.
in command at Fort Myer, where
mis-j tlaitord is a guest, suggested
a change to that post. lie was
promptly told by the hyeiciin.
that Mr. Halferd was not in a con
dition to bear a change.
Poor Crops in Great Britain.
London. Oct. 10. The Times to-
The Kiplodlaa Mountain Bring; (lav publishes a hnal estimate of
Forth A itlver. I ihe state of crops in Great Kritian
and says it anticipates but an
iudifferant quality. 1 he real state
of affairs will not ! know n for
mouths. It is possible the harvest.
as a w hole, may not lie worse than
that of recent years, but in manv
listricts the crops will be the
win st in fort wears.
IJil ty AVerk of Striking Men.
P.t ksalo, X. Y., Oct. 10. Dur
ing the past week about f.jriy men
have been discharged from the
e uploy of the Wagner Palace Car
company, at East r.uiY.i'o, because
they were lacmbeis of an legali
zation of anarchists. A short time
ago, a number of men who were
employed on piece work had ar
ranged to strike on a certain dav,
but on arriving at the works.fouiid
a force of men ready to take their
places. Six men were discharged
to-night. They mixed lye with
the paint used in llnisbiiig cars.
Trouble is likely to follow.
Antl-Sallroad Legislation Killed.
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 10. Thv
state seaat has effectually killea
the extreme anti-railroad legisla
tion in Georgia by defeating the
bill known as the Pernor bill,
which passed the house last week.
This bill was aimed at th West
Point Terminal Company, and, if
passed, would have involved the
railroads io a laige amount of litigation.
Ci rv of Mt: it'o, Oct. 10. Vic
ente l-oaz.H, an sgent ot a sewing
machine company, whose head
marters are in loluca, came to
this city to day, and tells a most
remarkable story. He says that
he hail occasion to visit a town
twenty-five leagues south of Tol il
ea, and last Monday a small
mountain or high hill about half
way between the town of leuancin
ami Ttcualva, without warning.
exploded with a most tertllic re
port, and immediately an immense
volume of water commenced to
How from the newly-formed crater
over the surrounding country. The
Indians fled to the lulls, and the
hurch bells in the villages were
ung. A general pnic ensued.
The water soon found its level and
tvoured through a gorge 150 fe t
deep, and continued to tlov until
the next day wnen Mr. Ixiaza left.
The inhabitants were.so frightened
that they would not approach the
stream. Loaza did not take the
temperature of the water, but sup
loses it it was hot as he saw vapor
rising from it. Hie volume of
water was so great that it carried
awav two high bridges which
crossed the ravine far aliove high
Attempt to ICob a Train.
Paris, Tex.. Oct. 10. An at
tempt was made to hold up a
sou Hi -I miu ni 1 passenger train near
Frisoo at 3 o'clock this mornine:.
Several shots were fired. The
conductor knocked one of the rob-
lers down with his lamp just as
the man was preparing to tire with
lus pistol at the conductor breast.
Using Our Own Salt.
London. Oct. 10. Members of
the Salt Union complain of a con
siderable decrsase in the exports
of salt from this country to the
United States, owing to the fact
that the latter country is now
largely supplying its own wants
with the home products.
doting In llio Janeiro.
Kio Janeiro, Oct. 10. The riot
ing which began at the Italinn
water-mark. The crater formed I theater I hursday evening, contin
ue the explosion was quite large, ued dtrmg the night. Troops
ind rock and eartli were scattered I wer caneti out anu patrolled the
far ami wide. l oazi is not a''l'y until this morning. A number
scientific man but intelligent and of ersoi:8 are said to have le:n.
one of the succeslul men of the " ""' runner irouoie is appre-
company, by which he is regarded
as a thoroughly reliable man.
hendid.
uiiLiiiNu nnii's.
If you want a dur ible monu
ment go toE. W. Achinon. who
are handling nothing but the bet
grades.
Quick sales and small pr-ilils at
the Ladies Bazaar.
The Sugir King Invading Xlntuuea
Realaa.
PlItl.ADKI.I'MIA, Oct. 10. C. A.
Spieckles, Rudolph Spreckles, J.
C. l'hhr, diaries Watson, Wil
liam O. Hempstead and Louis
Spreckles will aiake an application
next month for a charter of incor
poration to be known as the
precklei Steam -hip Company.
The application states that tne ob
ject of the company is to engage
in ship building and transpoita
tion business and "whatever shall
be incidental to the said business.
C. A. Spreckles, who is the Phila
delphia representative of the great
sugar-refining firm, Eaid yeaterda
that it was not the intention of
the company to engage in the Lmi
iies of building steamers at
present, and that .it a would be
built simply for the use cf the
company. At the present time
"Had Indian."
The Dalles Times-Mountaineer:
A sonolColnnil us 'a -k.an Indian,
is an outlaw from justice charged
with lu-mslaughter. On Sunday
last he filled his carcasss full of
lemon extract or some of the pa
tent medicines and in a delirious
Hta e rode his imnev over a four-
year old Imiv at Capi Dunn's ranch,
killing the" youngster almost in
stantly. When brought to a full
realization of hiscriine, the Indian
mounted his horse ami left for
o'hcT parts.
Deer are rientifdl.
Deer are thick in the vicinity of
Yaipiina Bay, w ith a sprinkling of
elk. We noticed an immense
buck, among a lot of door in the
express car, Saturday. I e wasa
liouncer, with very large antlers,
and as fat as butter. The boys
say the woods are full oi them,
and all in prime order. Yaquira
l'ost.
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