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Newspaper Page TextCENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, uUTOBEtt 2 1891 h. VI NO. 270 - . . i -4P- ' - - - ' . .- - i i M ' ' i i -.1. . . mm FOR SALE, WANTS. ETC. OST In tbb city on Monday, Oct. Ill, a J flat o!d wntcb c lartn, bearing the in in "grain -r". (;.- kn,i on lhe reeene ;le . lue Aimer wi.l pleue leave ti.e a-ine at II Kit ami crtl-e. IOST-On the riud netr Albiny or in Al J b-iv, e bl attend or grip cjuUinin; a iiliv k vest Mil cut, a pair o' overalls, a brutd brimmed Ii .t, a air i,f nh't-s, 2 -dints, razr and m.i; and rii-.li, a ir o' spur and bind .res r a net lioie and brave iu bntt'e, also a rt-voNvr. Liberal re ward will he pai l t tlic HnJer on liaiin the ani) at 1Ikki.d utK . 1) Y y iur ih d U -1ht ifc h mI tax lor tht rear ls.il, U nivilue i.-l payable. Tvp.er are re pi-.-ee I O mil projintlv, at tna o-fl .- ol the iHerk. C. U Hark hart aiiil pav the ami;. Si ie .1 C. O. i:urkharr, clerk. IJK RK.NT A lie it Ave rnom cottage. T near Soulhe.n I'm-ilic depot. Apply at tcp.t Hotel, CB. WINN, AUKNT KuK THE LEAD, lag ttre, life and accident insurance cum paniea. U ONEY TO LOAN -HOME CAPITAL ON JC. rood real estate security, f or particu Ian enquire of Ue Humphrey. I AA'MtE-i OK LNO All at for culti lO'l atln, and uu I r fence, lor naif at $10 par a:re. W.tbm I) aiiiu.-! from r.ulro.vl tati n a id 20 miles Irom Alltany. Apply at mis uruce. SNW his rem Ke 1 4 laundry to the ir.m hj' tne cor ier ol So-bnd ami Lyon treets. Land for nlr. . 10, "St, 10. w) aeren, eauy term,, install nirtit plan vhi-i;B an.l liiuh-prieil. e my lots all owned by II. Urvant. Aim a Land ftarvtylag. Dtinn Dimiaia uavirriio noiCAor X tain x-imtr nd prompt work by calline upon county urvvvoi K T. T. K'uiber. lie baeeoinplete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I touo simrvmif In ny rt of Linn county. PostofHee address, II ilicrs Station. Linn coil it y. Oregon ALL'MIM'M A(iE-A V-pvc Home phntel S'ieitlll t Melianl-.d Jo'jrital ol Lite Korean I venti 1111 anl PriHiwv. Vol, II. No. ft ur intNMi entrant l I:.,. 0 fu wription :t ei per yea', wilh 2 Aliiiiiiniiiii l.or l -. Pra'vr Sotivi'iiirt, s i tbiK ailv-:rtHfii ent. It will lel o i n.-- Cen, ALIMII M UI I'l li;.lIIIMi Co, NuW- prt, ky. Vlbany NursBrh'S. V are oferinn to lanttrs tlie fin eit lot of frnit trres, of ull le sirab!e vdrietiett. in fie vUiU.: One liumlretl ami lifty tlio isanil tri't8 for this piimmer's Ian Iimpi-ction invite I and s.itirffaiv tion Karan(eel. Sentl for catalogue or rail an1 ee us at the ol I (J line horistfail one-half mile southwest of Albany. Hy.m is & Brow.nei.i.. Wood - Sawing For the Sex'. X) Days at 40S. A eORD ! HOWARD & SOP, 8TE.VM SAW. PKOMPT WORK ;- as "3 'IsiJr: es:2 , S C- - "8 - 5 iS5? - CITY DRUG STORE STAHARD k COSICK, Proos., Pr'KIKKER BLOt'K, - - ALHNV tH-Uer" In DRUC3. MEDICINES. CilEMIGAIS. FANCY and Toilet art 1. Spnes. Hriwhrs, Perfumery, Sfc-hool liookv, and Ar tist's Supplies "Phvsiiian'" nrewriittionf carefully roaipoumled. ' H. r.KEGG, Tailoring Oepairiog. Men's and Uovs' rlo'hini; nia.le to order or cleaned and repaired wi abort notice and rrunnablo rate. Shop on tne street car line between Third nd r'ourh streets. Special Notice. Ladies or gentlemen who con template buying gold watches will find it to their advantage to call at F. M. French jewelry store te fore purchasing, as there has len tjiiite a reduction in prit.'8. Tiie Corner iewelrv 'tore. Conrad Meyer's new oven is now completed, and he is better prepared tlan ever to serve his old customers as well as new ones with the best of fresh bread, cukes, in fact everything from the dainti est lut rc lis to the moat elaborate wedding cakes. Housekeepers are invited to give the product of his new oven a trial. At Will & Stark's can be seen some of the most beautiful ladies gold watches, which have just ben receivstl. 1 8" to toon Tt:niL.K. Do you know that Moore's R vealed Remedy is the only patei.t medicine in the world that lcx 3 not contain a drop ot alcohol ; tin t the inole of preparing it is known only to its discoverer; that it is a 1 advance in lhe science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century ; that its proprietd 3 oiler to forfeit f l.tHJO lor any case of dyspepsia it wiil not cure? Cram's I'urlvlled Atlas, The new edition of this unrivall ed work is now beir.f delivered bv the aent, Mrs. A. M. Talt. The work is a most excellent onu, and this ft !i tion is a trreat improve ment upon former ones, giving all the latest date and much new matter that was not in the previous editions. It should be in every family, and on every business man's desk. Those wllo are not supplied can procure the atlis bv addressing P. O. liox No. CO Al bany Oregon. We are the only people w ho car ry the celebrated K. & W. colUr and cutis. Always have the latest styles in stock, T. I,. Wallace A Co. All II HIS Bazaar My display of new toys and novelties ir the hnlidays this year will be something wot.dei fill. toue5 V, ' tv-i VvV t"! X','' MiTTflEffS & WiSHBURf d, ALBANY, 0EE80S, AUTUMN ("IaiiIv I.Wil'nTv'' It'll!) Tni;.):v. il f.miriMiT.- .in. I f VVhiM. UtltlUl till 1 f 9 This iju stioii c.n be SAM'L. K. YOUNG, iriit) HAS OPKXRD FOR TIIR FALL WD WIXTF.R TRDK A MAMMOTH AS-'OR TV RNT OF ly Ladies Dress i ni ls, in cloth, sillo, f i-eii:i aud dom !tio fabriei, s la.vis, under .vcir, gl )ve, hosiery, I" laces, lineiH. an.l white g od i, notion, novelties, etc. Also a co:np!e;e assort ni vit of I'mmH and iio Staple a id Fancy Groceries. nSTARLISIIEDIN HiW, T.Il -i PI NIKR DRY GO -.IDS IIOIHE HAS MAINTAIN'KD PI'P.LIO FAVOR p by keeping a stcck large enough t ) s ip;ily any want, an I in iking a specialty of s "lecting such goods IJ as will give satisfaction lioth iu quality and prices. CLOSE CASH BUYERS VIM TING Tills M VRKET ARE ESPECIALLY invited to insjfct his stock, which is complete in r.ll hi numerous depart ments, and purchased especially for the fall e.'asan'pr Higliest of all in Leavening Power. mitas. S&W27 U VVVMVI ABSOLUTELY PURE I am an old man anil have been a constant euiferer with catarrh for the last ten years. I am en tirely cured tiv the use of Kly's Cream llahn. It is strange that so simple a remedy will cure such a stubborn diaeae Henry Hill ings, U. S. Pension Att'y Wash ington, I. C. For eij;ht years I have sullered from catarih. which vtTected my eyes and hearing; have employed man' physicians without relief. 1 am dow on my second battle of Kly's Cream ltalin, and feel confi dent of a complete cure. M.iry C. Thompson, I'crro Cordo, 111. zyviii: vkky i. Ti-: s r n i:ws I h tli it you can buy at Julius ii!aSvi)!il's l.iiar, for net cash, goo is as f !lows : 1 ' lbs. gramil t d suu ir $1.00 H His. extra C eiijar 1.00 No. 1 keroei!', .-T finrjie gal. uallons go id pickles 1 .00 JO lbs. No. 1 Savon roip f'O One ciiiniilote hang'iig lamp -.00 I wiil en idue' :i sirici cash store, and all g mis ill w s jM for net ct li f-M'ii o to - per ct nt. less than regular price. .My Muck if Cbinaware, fincy g nils 11 tul all lhe desirable ctyUs i.l liistics, ai well as staple j;r-cer-i--s 1 Mckeiy lamp and tifnes, i 1 in inplete in every way. I make a speciality of line teas, ci ll'ces and bakini; Hwler, aiid alu ays pleases my cust iiuers. Ji i n s (in Almoin., Ai.i:.nv, Oct. 17. lS'.H. y i QUa re This breest S!ork if and MM of Porllaoil a - IS 1IF.RE, mind and on "Who has the 1 111:1101 uailHOIlld dilU salisf-u-torilly aii3ered at the old UAK Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. School Tax Notice, The school tax in school district No 5, is now due and pay able. Call at my office and pay the same before it becomes de linquent. C. G. Bchkimkt. District Clerk. The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their good looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good qualites of the cook and heating stoves they sell. lOvery one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. MERIT WiS. We uVsirc to say to our cili zi lis, that for years we have been aril in l)r Kind's New Discovery fur 'onsunipliiMi, I)r Kind's New Life I'ilis, limklrii'ti Arnica Salve and Klectrie Hitters, ami have r.evnr linmlli-il relin-ilies that sell us, or '.hut have 'ivi-n such universal Batisi'.ic ticn, Wi- 1I1 not hesitate to uuui j.i trr .Hula ' every tir.ie anil we stand ready In refund the purchase pi ice, ii saiir-l'actory n f lilts ihi not follow then use These remedies have won the:r C'e it iopulanty purely ou their merits, t'usliay .V: Maseii Diuist.i, a x tiinvii t:u;w. The holding of the World's Fair in a city scarcely lifty years old will be a remarkable event, bui. whether it will realty benelit tins nation as much as thediscoverv of Mm Restorative Nervine by Dr. Frank l n Miles is doubtful. This is just what the American people need to cure their excessive ner vousness, !ysepsia, headache, dizziness, sleeplessness, neuralgia, nervous debility, dullness, cou fusion of mind. etc. It acts like a charm. Trial bottlesand line book on "Nervous and Heart Diseases," with unequalcd lestiuionials free at Stanard A Cusick's. 1 1 is warranted to contain no opium, inoipliin or dangerous drugs. A sir: iMrriir:r. Is one which is e'larsnteed to hriinf you salisfatory results, or in ea.-e o! failure a return of purchase piii ". On this cafe d:iii you can buy Iro n our advertised druirirists a lioille -if L)r K'ui!;'s New Dseovery tor Coi sumption. It is guur-iueeil to linnx relief in evciy ease, when used fo. Hiiy ullectioii of Tliroat. I.tiii's. 01 Chest, such us (Knsuiu,ition, liillama liou of I.uugs, ISrouehilis, Asiluiii, Whooping t'oiisrli, Croiii, eie, eie It is 1 leasant and atrrcca hie to taste, jierfuetiy safe, and van alwsys ho lie- pciKleil upon, trial lionies lice at Koshuy : Mason, Urugisl, si'M i L4 ii iA(.i:t:vi's. Scarcely a day passes without the news of some lare failure llislii-i over tin: wires -the usual resell of speculation in stocks or some eip'a'ly dunireruns venture. The same elect' c cu rent carries to dear distant It iced the sad t'ulinirs of deaili of loved 0111s too often the result of spceulalinn in patent nostrums. Moore's Itevealed Uemedy is no speculation tint Is gold 011 positive guarantee. Do not fail to jro to your druirnist and ask for four 1110 icy if not satislied. We known vou will y;o ami buy another bottle. For sale by all urus;i;is,s- AND THE INQUIRY ON THE the lips of every woman will b?, best slock of n.-li-in EV 11 n ill 1 innofiiTnf.ii LttUliS I'i .111 mtMufou established house of 1891 JSYLUM RECRUITS. O'd Patients Find Their Way Back Again. STREET K.ULTCAY TO BE SOLD frobab'y Eui la Iu Beioj Md. a Fall EleotrUal Lins-Llms and Karbls , Company IicorportUd, Salem, Oct. 22. John II. Mur phy an insane patient from Pen 4U4on, was brought to the asvlum to-lay"for the third-tinifrH is a native of Brooklyn and is insane through hard drif'k. Magdaline Rottifas was also I) -ought to the asylum from Port land, fehe luu been there twice b. fore. 8e wi s b rn in Germany :58 years ago. S. N. McDowell M. I)., from Portland was also brought to the asylum. He is 05 years old and is iu for the second time. Under a chatel moigage the Salem street railway lines, cars, horses etc, are advertis-. d for sale Nov. UJn I. A move is understood lo be on foot for the uicliase and elect rification of 1I13 entire systim. Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state to day as fol 'owe: Southern Oregon Lime and Marble Mining Co., capital stock $7.0,000. Principal ollice, head of Clevey creek. Josephine county. lncorporato;8 are Hen Bull, 11. K. Ilaniia, Pe numbra Kellev, S. M. Keeitan, R. D. r.u I, Win. 'Bull, B. F. Bui . Til K IIKIUil I I' t'UKsON. Muiumylied liuinulns tagerly Bld ilcu l-'ur. Fkksno, Oct. 2-'. The Fresno 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v atlraeed thousands to see it Saturdav and Sundav. The an nouiuremeut is nudo tint the id 11 111 in v had been buried at the county's experse in a vacant lot of the public icinetery. Fears were enteitained that it would be etolcn, as it was considered valu able. Oilers reaching great sums had been oTend but declined The undertaker at uoiinced that it had be -a buried secretly in an liiioiaikid grave to prevent grave robbers from stealing it, but the tacts in the case are different. In formation has lieen received "from a trustworthy sou roe that the mummy has not been buried and will not be. ll is known in inside circles that a gentleman from the Stanford University is here negoti ating for the body, and a mn representing the Snvthsonian In stitute at Washington is also bid ding lor it. I lie mummy a-hi go to one place or the other. The opinion of the doctors is that it wiil remain in its present state of preservation for years. It is the most remarkable ca.e of its kind known. .11 mitt BtUADY SUSTAINED. His Decision On Chinese Cases Is Sustained. Washington, Oct. 22. Acting Secretary Spaulding says the treasury departm nt would take no a-jtion in regard to the case of the two Clrnamen released by Judgu Deady, of Oregon, on habeas corpus proceedings. J udge Deady h -Id the departure of there men as cooka on a foieign vessel to a for eign pert, and their return on the same vessel, was not departure f ro:n the United States within the meaning of the Chinese exclusion act. Property Attached for Debts. New York. Oct. 22. :An attach ment for f2J,o2o lias been issued against the line of the Columbia Borax Company, of Ne vada, and the company's property in this city. The attachment is secured by Gruber & Landon, and is in a suit by Marcus A. Josephi. who claims $7,300 as money loaned the company, and the remainder as unpaid salary due him as its treasurer. Josephi, besides being treasurer of the Columbus Borax Company, was secretary and treas urer of the Chemical" Importing aud Manufacturing Company. E. C. Calm was president of both. There was a dispute between Calm and Josephi, which resulted in the removal of the latter from his otlices. Hence the suit. Gang ef Train Robbers Captured Kiv tvmvm Tex . Oct. 22 D. Ludlow, Pacific express agent in this city, received a dispatch last uiht from the agent at Jangley's, announcing that the capture of four of the Southern Pacific train robbers took place at the i V ranch on the line of Oak creek, about 100 miles north of Langley, Friday hrt. The capture was made hy Captain Jones ana a ixisse. None of the robbers offered r ohtance except John Hint, who, al'er a running Might of several mi leu. com nit ted suicide in prefer ence to surrender. The other three robbers are James Langstein, Jack i,. . , it etnnerion ana a man wnoee i. an--is not known. The robbers I: . $W0 when captured. BLOODY MEXICAN:, Tbey Indulge In a Regular Old Fashioned Uall Fight. City om. Mexico, Oct. 22. A recent revival of bull fighting in the Citv of Mexico was in the name of charity. A committee of ladies of this capital, with Mrs. Diaz, wife of the president, at the head. organized the show for the benefit of the sutlerers from the flood j in Spain, it was one of the greatest spectacles of the Mexican national sport ever witnessed. It is es'i mateu mat lz.uuu persons were present. Nine bulls of celebrated breed were killed, amid thebiavos of the spectators. The animals were trained for the occasion, aud many of the matadores had narrow escapes. President Diaz and party left the ring during the ki.ling of the eighth bull. The bandenllos stuck into the bulls were, after the light, sold by peddlers at extravagant puces. Ihis was one of the great est tights Mexico has seen for years, and the amount received for admission fees is supposed to reach f'J),000. WANTS DA!UAOK8. For Ills lielng Slapped In the Face. San Salvador, Oct. 22. Dr. Harmon Prowe, a well known ami highly esteemed Get man physician who has resi led in this country for the last six years, and who was presented by the German govern ment i' h a gold medal for his distinguished services duriig the late war, has put iu a claim against Salvador for 50 1,000 p;sos, or 87',(XlO, for an indignity to which he was publicly subjected. He has laid the claim before the im perial minister t Guatemala, stating that upon the payment of the indemnity money he will give one-half of it to a hospital in this city and the other half to a hos pital at Santa Tecia. He states that General Ruiz Rastor, a Spair'ard in the Salvadorian ser vice, slapped his face in a hotel, while Rastor's threi a ljutan's and four pol:c;.meii held him so he could not defend himself. Dr. Prowe also demands that General Ruiz be dismissed from the Salva dorian army. It is leported here that the Italian, Amhro-ini, who was com mander of the only war vessel be longing to San Salvador, the little steamer Criscatlan, has abandoned his post and gone to San Fran cisco, carrying away 10,0 0 pesos tf government money, which hid been destined to pay for repairs to the steamer. ALMOST BLOODSHED. A Riot Between Farmers and a Sheriff I'vsse. Jounstown, Pa., Oct. 22. The Childs and Lehman factions' dis pute over the light to operate a saw mill on a tract of timber land resulted in what, for a time, threatened to be a serious riot. Tne sheriff of Cambria county, who was engaged by Childs, pro ceeded to the disputed property yesterJay.and ordered his deputies to take possession of the mill. He was met by forty farmers armed with revolvers, guns, pitchforks and every conceivable weapon. The first man to cross the line was knocked senseless, and the order was then given to the farmers to fire. Before this move, however, the sheriff's little party retreated, and the farmers are now in pos session. The Childs faction will now have recourse to law. In the meantime the farmeis wiil guard the property, and threaten blood- si ed it interfered with. Gone With the Man She Loved. New York, Ojt. 22. A Sun special from Pittsburg, Pa , says: Mrs. Mabel Power, wife of Edward T. Power, a freigl.t conduc or on the Pennsylvania railroad, eloped last Sunday with John Stein way, a brakeman on Power's train. Steinway has been employed on the road about two years and biarded with the Power family. On Saturday night, Mrs. Power said she was going to see her parents in Johnstown. Steinway was to accompany her. Tuesday Mr. Power received a letter from his wife, maileJ at Alto nia, and containing these words: "Dear John, you are too old for me; I have gone with the man 1 loved." Power is 58 years old, his wife 22, and Steinway is said to be 20. Power says his wife can stay away. He will make no effort to bring her back, neither will he receive her should she return. Steinway's home is in Baltimore, and it is thought there is where the elopers have gone. Height of Cruelty. Nervous women seldom receive the si nipalhv ihev deserve. While often the pictures of health, they are constantly ailing. To with hold sympathy from these untor tn nates is the height of cruelly. Thev have a weak heart, causing shortness of breath. Muttering, pain in side, weak and hungry spells, and finally swelling of ankles, oppression. choking, smothering and dropsy. Di. Miles' New Heart Cure is just the thing for them. For their ner vousness, headache, weakness, etc., his Restorative Nervine is is unequaled. Fine treatise on "Heart and Nervous Diseases" and marvelous testimonials free sold mid gu ran teed bv Standatd & Cusick. BltkLEK'H AH MCA HALVE. The best salve In the world for Cuts. Bruises, 8o.es, Ulcers, Salt Kheuni, Fever sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand. Chilblains. Coi us. and skin Eruutionn. and pos lively cures Piles, or l.o pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded, Price 35 cents per box. Fcr sale by Koshty & Mason THE IRISH QUESTION Far From Being Quiet But Rather Stormy. HADE TO PRAT FOR PA KNELL That Was What la Indlscrsst XsOarthj tts Has U Ds-Bicktbsrn la Dsauid --Xrslttd Beads FrtaisaV London, Oct. 22. General Wol sely, confipan line the forces in Ireland, who remained in Dublin during the Parnellite funeral, will be a frequent visitor to Cork until a successor to Mr. Parnell has been e'ected. It is reported from Cork that the stock of dealers in black thorns and heavy sticks is almost exhausted, and large additional supplies have been ordered, to be u il, it is understood, as argument iu the coming election. The tight m last night wap more in the na'ure of a preliminary skirmish and had no decisive result, and, whilo tbera were A number of bruised heids, nobody is reported hurt. The real tigh'ing is expected in the course of a day or two. It is said that many of the partisans of both factions are armed with pistols, and will not hesitate to use them should occasion offer. During the altercation that at tended Redmond's progress to the hotel last evening, ai excited Mc Carthy ite uttered aloud an asser tion toat Parnell was in a place the reverse of herven, and that his f il lowers ought to go there. Th s eo angered a crowd of Patnellitea that I hey raptured tl.e McCarthy ile and compelled him to km el in the street and pray for Parnell. There were other incidents al most equally ludicious and excit ing. SEA It Lite" WILL CASE. Still Dragging Its Way Throegh The Courts. Salem, Mass., Oct. 22. The second day of the adjourned hear ing in tho Searlcs will case began to-dsy. with the same crowd ai heretofore. Another lot of busi ness letters from Slillinan & Hub bard to Mrs. Searles were read. October 1 1, 1887, they enclosed a form of a note to Huntington, in which Mrs. Sear'es says whs must repudiate the agreement signed by Timothy Hopkins, and until she knows what it is. The other let- ten were of no present importsnce Barley then asked for letters from Mr. or Mrs. Searles to Hubbard A Stillman. They were read and showed deposits to Mrs. Bevies credit in banks to the amount of (240,00 J in three months. Tite last telegram announced Mrs. Searles' death. Settlers and Indians Qaarrellag. Sydney. Colo.. Oc . 22. Word was received here last night that five companies of United States in fantry and cavalry from Fort Rus sell are uaking a forced march to the scene of the Ute outbreak of years ago, to protect the rights of the eettlers against tne encroach ments of the savages. At the time of the former trouble the Iu- bans turned their ponies into the pastures of the settlers and com mitted many othet depredations. This year the settlers determined that the Indians should rot hunt oil' the reservation, and nave banded thetnsdves together to keep the Utes within bounds. It seems that the Indians hare now started on anotiier bunting expe dition, and it is believed there may be conflicts with the whites. To prevent this, five companies have been dispaicbed to the scene. Wine Merchant Cndleted, San Francisco. Oct. 22. Bam berger & Kempfor, wine mer chants, were arraigned before Judge Wallace this morning on an indictment found some days ago by rrand jnry, charging them with having obtained money by false pretenses. Their couueil 'asked for further time in which to plead, as he wished to fully inform him self concerning the allegations st t forth in the indictments. On motion o the district attorney they weie allowed to plead not guilty with the right to withdraw the plea and make another wiihin a week. Woolen Mills Burned. Pn-rsr iEi.D. Mass., Oct. 22. The town of Glendale, fifteen miles south of this city, received a heavy blow last night when the Glenda.e woolen mills, the only indnstry of lhe place, was burned. The mill was a five story stone building. The total loss is about $2(0,000, fully insured. Took His Own Life. St. Pail, Miun., Oct. 22 Dr. Charles A. Stein, a veterinary surgeon of Custer's regiment, the seventh cavalry, was found dead iu his house Tuesday. A partly empty vial ef prussic acid showed that he had taken his own life. He was 53 years of age. They Blew Oat the Gas. Nicw Yokk, Oct. 22.Two un known Russians, lately arrived, were found dead in bed this morn ing, asphyxiated by gas. Fiench Cabinet la Session. Paeis, Oct. 22. At a meeting of the cabinet to-day it was decided to reject the senate tariff commit tee's proposal to place the duty on imported salt meats at 25 francs. On the other hand, the cabinet decided to give its approval to a 20 franc duty on imported salt meats, as voted for by the cham ber of deputies. The ministers also discussed the gravity of the enormous increase in France cl the number of railroad accidents. Suffering In Mexico. San Antonia, Tex., Oct. 22 W. L. Robertson has arrived here from Terreoo, Mexico. Accoiding to his last statement, the drouth in that section of Mexico has not been broken, as reported. There is great suffering among the poorer classes. Corn is selling at from 50 to 75 cents a peck. A few days ago Jose Castro, a prominent and wealthy proprietor of a hacienda, attempted to raise the price of grain to ft a bushel. The natives became so incensed at his action, that they shot him. Death Caused by Carelessness. New York, Oct. 22. Isaac W. Lere, 43 years old, formerly a broker and member of the Seventh regiment, met with a horrible death at the Bioomingdale asylum last Saturday. It is alleged that Mr. Lore, durinir the temporary absence of his attendant, plunged into a bath Mo tilled with boiling water and received injuries thai caused bis death. The asylum au'hoiities, with tho aid of the coroner, tried to kejp the matter secret, even failiug lo inform the dead man's family i f the cause of death. To Resist the Russian Advance, Vienna, Oct. 52. The Rouman ian war otlice has caused to le detailed small bodies of infantry wilh an occasional battery of artil'erv at intervals along the banks of the Pruth, and the Rou manian side ci tne stream is closely patrolled by sentinels. The object is not so much to pre vent Kussta s crossing as io up hold the rights of Roumania by offering at lead a firm resistance to the Russian advance. Got Of Very Lucky. San Diego. Cal. Oct. 22. The trial of Wilson, another of the alleged deputy United Mates marsl'U a concerned in the kti ing of sailor Brown, of the Charleston, during the riot in the street of this city teveral months ago, has re sulted in the jury bringing in a verd ct of acquittal, after ueiugout twenty minutes. Breedlove was fouai guilty of manslaughter a few days ao, anl a 6'imilar ver d ct war looked for by many jieople in thicase. The) Independent Albai lane. Constantinople, Oct. 22. The sublime porte has ordered a thor ough investigation as to the re ported right between the Albani ans and Montenegrins. The pcrte, however, is fully conscious of its inability to bring any pre&sure to bea" upon the Albanians, who are equally indifferent to Montenegro and to the porte as long as they are not interfered with. A Fatal Railroad Collision. PiTTtBi RG, ra .O.'t. 22. Ahead c nd collision of freight tiains oc curnd.at Round Bttom station of the Pittsburg, McKeesport A Yohog my ra Load early this norn.ng. Both trains were badlv wrecked, and Engin er Scott and Brakeman Green were killed. The other trainmen escaped by jump iag. County Court House Unrned. Childress, Tex., Oct. 22. The new $40,000 court house was burn ed to the ground yesterday morn ing. Ii is supposed to be tha work of an incendiary. The insurance is (10,000. All ths county records of both Childress and Cot tell counties are a total lose and it will cause untold trouble to teplace them. Parnell Left no Will. London, Oct. 22. It is an nounced that Parnell made a will in favor of Mrs. O Shea before he married her, but that the marriage annulled the will, and therefore. as he died intestate, Mrs. 1'arneil is entitled to half the personal and one third of the real est a'e left by Parnell. Two Schooners Long Mlsslag. Gloucester, Mass.. Oct. 22. The bchooner Percy, with a crew of fourteen men, sailed on cod fish ing voyages abjut August 25. Neither has been heard from since. and there is little doubt but the have been lost with all hands. Thought to Have Been Lost. Gloucester, Mass., Oct. 22. The schoouer Albert Woodbury, of Beverly, that sailed the latter part of August on a codhshing trip, has not returned and is be lieved to have been lost with ten of her uieu. Postmasters of California la Session Los Anoeles, Oct. 22.--The fnrtlk.fd m tirMlmflfltrfl -of fll6 state met to day and organized an association. I elegates will be sent to the natirnal convention at Washington in December. Bullion In the Bank of T"le. London, Oct. 22 Bullion intha n.nW nt Rnoland decreased 344,- 000 the past week. Fresh vegetables every morning from Linn county garaens at Parker Bros.