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Newspaper Page Texttw jp yia jiw': :w JO OKNTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1891 VOL. VI NO. 23 5 ) rK SALE, WANTS. ETC. 1AH"SOLUTION OK PARTNERSHIP- XJ N otic le hertby itbd that -hi flrn f( N'l & Simino i. aloiwt business under lht uaraa at Bjeto Milt, is hereby issolveil Biulua! coottnt. St.n Noel reO'iiiif The unra will b cstiliiiuel by S iimi-m, & 1 bom una. I O-iT-lo Ibis city on Momlay, ivt. !', a mJ flat ru i wau-ri t-lurin. l-riii-.r the iii.ip K an r.l.." and oo the revert ante i re ace w. I he ilu.ler wi.l p ui Irave the aaiueal una ali cm e. IOS-On thi r.ia. n-.-Albmy or in Al J baovt a bi ick ath-hct ur icrip voutaining a blAi-k vest enl utt, a pair nl overall., a brMii orinitUi.il hit, a pair of atrc4, 2 shirts, a rat ami stro. niur and irnsh, a ir ol apur aJ buitUe (r a rae hoise ami brare in bott'e, also a revolver. Liberal re ward will be paid to tli flnJer on leaving tbe aarae at Hiulo ofTL-e. PA T jour ai'hvtl tit - The acb ol tax lor the rear 1SUI, i n due a id payable. Tai-pavere are ritetl to cail promptly, . at tae oifloe of the clerk, C. 0 Hark hiffvi'l pay tlie ant. Uigcoed, . 0. U. Burkbert, ctotk. FR RES T A neit five room cottage bear South n Pacific depot. Apply at Depv Hotel, CI B. WINS, AOKSr KOK THE LEAD, ) log Ira, life and auokleat iiuurauc com pante. MONET TO LOAM HOME CAPITAL ON rooil real estate security. For particu lar enquire of Ue. Uuinpbrey. S:RKS Or LVN'U All at for culti J OU ration, and un ler fen- r, for sale a 110 par a, -re. Within I) unlet from ri'roul tali hi aui 20 wile fruui Alluny. Apii) a this efflv. SAM WA hae removed h I Unn.lry to the iron hm the corner ol Sc uml ami Lyon vtreett. laad for Sale. . 10, 20, 10, SO acres, easy terms, install meiit plan chnp and liili prir-.l. Aim city Iota all owned by 11. Brvant. Laad Marvei Ian. Pima aaniaine atrnvariis Dona CAS os tein accurate nd prompt work by calling upon county aurvevoi E f. T. Kinhrr. He baecomplata copiueof tteld notee and town hip plats, and ia prepare I todo urvevmif in auy part of Una county. POKloiH.-e alliee, Miilora Station. Linn cou Uv.OrmoiL ALl'MISUli AOK- lpe Home prime t S-'ieotiH - Vl-cliaiiiiral Joiiriial of Lite Koreii;n L.vcuti in and Procinsei, Vol, II, No. s -Vircu.itio-i icuarant tal lj, Ouu Su ripti 'n 35 rtt p. r yrtr, with t Abuuiuuiu L ir i'. raver Sniiveuir, Svvj this alverti-:i ent. It will leal o i to luc erne, All'liM n Au Hi Mi.iilliNO Co, New port, Ky. Albany Nurseries. We re olferin to ilanfei! the fluent lot of fruit tr.es, of all Ie irabie vrieti-8. in fie nUte. One liunlrel ami fifty tlionnantl trees for tlM piimiikit's t:i:vle. laopectton inviteil and satidfac tion Kiiaranieeil. Sen'l for caMalotrne or rail and aee iisut the oM Clin liopiesteail ouu-half utile Houtliwest of Albany. Htman A Hkownki.l. Wood - Sawing Fot the Net-. SO Dave at- 40S. A CORD ! HOWARD & SOX, BTEAM KAW. PUOMIT WOHK III AH 1 VA3i til a.."?S. -J3 5--3 if s ij;S3 t B 3t CITY DRUG STORE BTtlilD OOSICr, Proo... PrtUffKH BLOCK. - - ALBANL PJen In fiUJCS. MEDICINES. CHEMISAIS. FANCY and Toilet erti. i-e, Sii,-i. Brtuhee, ferfumery, School Bonks, ami Al tlst'a Supi lice Tlivsifian's presoripti on1 carefully componaneu. " H. OKSGG, Tailoring Repairing. Meu'a aad Bore' clothing ma.le to order or cleaned and repaired un ahort notice and r.aaonable ratee. . , khop oa t.ie etreet car line between Third ad fourth etreet. CooraI Meyor's new oven ia now complete!, and lie is better preiared ttan ever to servo Ins old cmtoniera as well as new ones with the be9tof fresh bread, rakes, in fact everything from the dainti t ht rclla to the most elaborate wedding cake. Housekeeiers ara invited to give the product of his new oven a trial. At Will A Stark 'a can be seen fome of the most beautiful ladies wold watches, which have just iieen received. TO COO TKHriAR. Doyonknow that Moore's vealetl Remedy is the only patei.t medicine -in the world that dot? not contain a drop of alcohol ; tht.t the mode of preparing it in known only to its discoverer; that it is an advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century ; that itx proprietoi i oiler to forfeit l.tiOO for any case of dyspepsia it v. ill not. cure? Cram't I nrlvalleil At Ian, The new edition of this unrivall ed work is now being delivered by ihe agent, .Mrs. A. M. Talt. The work is a most excellent one, and this edition is a ureat improve ment upon former ones, giving all the latest date and much new matter that was not in the previous editions. It shou'd be in every 'aniily, and -on everv business man's desk. Those who are not supplied can procdre the atlas by addres?ing P. O. Box No. 00 Al- bany Oregon. r We are the only people who car- rv the celebrated K. & W. collar an 1 cull's. Always hive the latest style in stock, T. I.. Wallace & Co. Bazaar o Wholesale price of niijrar: ()0 ll.s. extra V, ?5.0 ); 10(1 lln. grauu la'cd, 0 00. My display of new toys and novelties for the holidays this year will 1k Hoiuethin wottdeifnl. Julius GRADWOHL'S stoues f'1'1 Sin U-4-J - : j0ff t flic Largest Slock d M South of Portland al MATTESWS 4 WISEBUBS'S, ALBAHT. OREGON, AUTUMN Cloaks, Jackets, Fur Thialnnpstion'can be SAM'L. E. YOUNG, ll no has orfcNhii roil niK i i.uiuca vi'joiin, in vioiii, noai, ij-ein miu vioni m; ioiiits, s.ia A IS, Ulliler A'e ir vl iv II i i: i ...i. :..... i . t : n.,.,i,:. ... ' 5' " t lari'D, linens, uu wiino K'loii, Also a complete assortment of Boots E STABLISflEO IN ISM. THIS PIONEER DRY (JO0D3 HOUSS HAS M VIVTAIN'ED IMTfil IP k VOR Uv kootiimr a ats-rk larire enonh to siinol v an v want, an.l in ilim., u.. ,..:..i... ', ' ' . ' ' j as will give fatisfactiot, in c LOSE CASH BUYERS YIMTINU THIS M A K K 1. 1 ARE ESPECIALLY invited to inspect his stock, which ia complete in nil his numerous mints, and pnrcbasHlBpecially for Highest of all in Leavening Power. ABSOLUTELY PURE I am an old man and have been a constant sufferer with catarrh for the last ten years. I am en tirely cured by the use of Ely's Cream Balm. It is strange that so simple a remedy will cure such a stubborn disease. Henry.". .Bill ings, U. 8. Pension Att'y, Wash- ' invton. I). V.. For eight years I have suffered j from catarrh, which effected my ( eyes and hearing: have employed many physicians without relief. I am dow on mv second bottle of Klv's Oreaui Balm, and feel conti- j dent of a complete cure. Mary C. Thompson, Cerro Gordo, 111. MIII'VKRV LATEST NEWS I is that you can buy at Julius (i adwoln's Baaar, for net rash, goods as follows : Iii lbs. gran ilateu s.ig ir .fl.00 tilths, e.ira C sua' 1.00 No. 1 Lei-oe.ie, ierniir;!egal. .2") 5 gallons good p-i.Kles 1.00 iJOlbs. No. 1 Savo.i soip !A One coinplele hanginir lamp 2.00 I will co id. let a s rirtcash store, and all gtiods willlie Hold for net ca h from 10 to 'Jo jer cent, le.xs than regular price. Aly stH-k of t'hinaware, fmcy ".imIh and all the dcriiraMe styles of ilishe.i, as well us staple trrocer ies crockery lanips and lixtiires, is complete in every way. I make a speciality of line teas, coffees and baking (Niwder, at:d always pleases my customers. Jl'l.ll'S (ill A l) won I., Al.RANV, Oct. 17. lS'.ll. uare - IS HERE, Trimmed Garments ami satisfactorily answered at the old r .i.L amu nisihn i k iuk iiutiinn, imtciuc-i, nu. and Shoes, Staple a id Fancy Groceries. quality and prices. " the (all season of Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. Baking 0 Powder School Tax Notice. The school tax in school district No 5, is now due and pay able. Call at my oftVe and f $ the same before it becomes de linquent. , , . .-... i - V C. G. BttRKIHRT. 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 tmalites of the cook and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. MERIT WIS. We de.sire to say to our citi z ns, that for years we have Iieen sell, hi"; l)r Kind's New Discovery for I'uiif iiinption, Dr Kino's New Life I'ilis, liuiklon'i Arnica 8ulve and Electric Bitters, ami have r.evr liaiiillct! remedies that sell as, or that have L'iveu Mich universal satbfac tii n, We do not hesitate to uardD tee .them 'every tioie and we stand ready to refund the purchase pi ice, if s H .factory ri suits do not follow their use Tlicfe remedies have won their frett iiopularity purely o,i the.r merits, Kushay fc Mason Druirgists, A NITI0V4L ni:r. The holding of the World's Fair in a city scarcely tifty years old will tie a remarkable event, but whether it will realty benefit this nstion as much as the discovery of the Restorative Nervine by Ur. Franklyn Miles is doubtful. Thip is just what the American people need to cure their excesive ner vousness, dyspepsia, headache, d'.ineas, sleeplessness, neuralgia, nervous debility, dullness, con fusion of mind. etc. It acts like a charm. Trial bot tles anil fine book on "Nervous and Heart Diseases," with uiiequaled testimonials freest Stanard & Cusick's. 1 1 is warranted to contain no opium, morphine or dangerous drugs. A SAFE HVfcsTHKMT. Tb one which is jfiilirantt!ed to hrhi von satisfactory results, or m case i.i'.liiri- . return of piirehane price On this sate plan you can liny fn.iu our ailyerti-ed druists a Imitle of l)r Kind's New Dscovery for Con sumption. It is iriiar.'iitrcil to ttrin tT relief in evtry case, when used for any alli-ctioii of Throat. J. urn's, oi licsl. biich as OonMimptioii, Inll.imu tion of huiii;s, Itrotiehitis, Astlimn, U liooiptnir t.'oU!fh. Croup, etc, etc It is rleasant and agreealile to tasti perfectly safe, and can always lie do pended upon. Trial liottlcs free at Koshay At Mason, Druggists, MPM'I LATIO U tC:ROI '4. Scarcely a day passes without the news of some large failure Hashing; over the wires the usual result of speculation in stocks or some equally dangerous venture. 1 lie same electric cu rent carries to dear distant friend the sad tidings of death of loved onts too often the result of speculation in patent nostrums. Moore's Ki-vcalcd Kcractly is no speculation hut Is sold on positive guarantee. Do not fail to go to your druggist and ask for your iinriey if not satisfied. We known miu will go and buy another tjoltl i'or sale by all druggists. AND THE INQUIRY ON THE mind and on the lips of every woman will be, "Who has the best stock of Ladies Fall Dnwear. established house of a MAMMOTH AS ;ourM ENT DF kes, hosiery, ' S "uch goods 1891 del it-part- STATE AND COAST SoJem Experiences an Morning Fire. Earlj FELON J. BABCOCK DEAD, Two Honei Drowned la the Salem Hill K.ct and the Driver Harrowly s oapsi. lewi of the N.rlhwert. Salism, Or. Nov. 2. This morn ing the ecott Home was destroyed by -Jure, the loss being sjooj or more. It caught from the kitchen iLwaaTthe property of Mrs. Finne- gan of Sun Francisco. DEATH OK F. J. BABCOCK. Capt. trelon J. ratcock, a pio neer citizen, died this mo-nine Ha was serving his second term as county clerk of Mai ion county, He was a prominent mason, hiv ing been (irand Secretary of the Grand Lodge, A. F. & A. M. of Or egon. Captain ttabcocK was 43 years old aad served through the war with Co. I. Tniid Vermont In fantrv. He was the first comman der of Sedgwick Post, G. A. R. here and was department comman der in 1KS4. 1 he funeral wiil be held Wednesday afternoon at Sa lem. He was a H-nd degree ma son. TlllCIR HOUSES DROWNED. Sunday afternoon Jim Pen land and II. f. Howard, orove into tne mill pond near the water works to wash off the team. One horse be- gan kicking as son as it was in the water and the whole outfit was soon in the swift water. Becoming entangled lioth tioiees wfre drowned and Penland had a uar row tscti.e in Irving to save the team. NO IES FROM THE CAPITAL. The assessment roll of Marion county lias been added up and is now ready to go to the secretary of state. Hoi total taxable property is 7,!i:W,!i")o, and the total valua tion is $1 1,070,320. There is 214 pol s. This is a considerable in crease over the assessment of last year when the total taxable pro per y was $7,o."l,ii:;0. The funeral of R. S. Wallace this afternoeu was the largest ever seen in Salem. The rem tins came over tne steel oiiiige al z o'clock and proceeded to the M. E. Church, where the services were held. The bridge was draped in mourning, as was also i.earlv all the business houses. rttiis was the day for the sale of the Salem street railway line, under achattle mortgage of JKi.OJO to the Slate Insurance company. But this morning the Oregon L,and Company, who are latgely in te retted in the stock of the railway comp.iny, got out an injunction to stop the sale and this evening that company attached on some oiller ence growing out of the street rail wayidlic.ulty. Reeve Mendenball of Newbery, was brought to the asylum to day. He has been acting strangely for six months, he thinks he is a detective He is a ipiaker. State Treasurer Metschan ar rived home to-dav from California. Secretary of State McBride, though not dangerously ill, is still confined to his bed. He is ab'e to give general direction of business at his ottice although tie is not able personally to attend to details. A TKAIN WKECKLI). The Fireman Tinned Under the Holler am Cooked by Steam. Nki:di.es, CaL, Nov. 2. An east' bound freight train struck a mU- nlaced switch at the end of ! raLconia yard yesterday, and the engine and one car wete overturned and ditched. The engine was hurled to one side aid fell, bury ing her smokestack and dome in the side of a cut. Fireman (.'has. Johnson fell under the boilerhead and was pinned there hy heavy timbers and machinery, while the escaping steam cooked tua limbs and part of his body , for nearly three hours. engineer ueorge Cook was thrown through a cab window, but landed miraculojsly w ithout a scratch. It is believed Johnson cannot recover. AN ITALIAN FIEND. He Attarka a Young; Girl on Bar Way Home From Church. Hazi.kton, Pa., Nov. 2. Lizzie Drum, aged 14 rears, was attacked by an Italian at Turlock last night, as sue whh i"s mui vu Green street, in the most populous part of the city. The Italian ' i , : i . sprang irom oeuiuu a inn asnne Was passing, anil bbumuk urr uy the throat, shoved her viciously against lence. iue gin rougni .... i . I... . the villian Draveiy, om hid uiui :lutch at her throat pre.'emea ner at first irom man ing an omcry. iy a desperate etiort, nowever. she wrenched tne uaiiau s nanu awav and screamed loudly for telp. Her cries t mu'wi ; caused a commotion among u.e congregation, who were jusb com- ng from ciiurcn. . .....i.iani of I ha council, who wlt- the assault, and a number of ethers ran so the girl's rescue. When the fund saw mem ap proaching, he let go of his victim and ran down the street, a num ber of the congregation loiiuweu. He dodged through aeveral etree't, closely followed by his pursuers and linally managed to make his escape. The girl was badly frightened, and part of her cloth ing was torn, but she sustained no serious injury from the assan't Mie dc neves sue could recognize tier assailant again, and the p.dice are already looking for him. His motive no doubt wa9 robbery, as the girl wore some jewelry, whose cli'ter prohably attracted his at tention and invited the attack (.;on8)dTing the locality ana time of the attempted robbery, the assault was one of the boldest ever made in this city. DE9IKUCTIVB KOKKH f FIKKS. Much Valuable Property Des troyed In Miaeourl. Sr. Loi is, Nov. 2. One or the most disastrous forest ti-es e"er known in St. Louis ounty has been raging for the past three davs in the western portion of the county. Thousands of dollars worth of valuable proieity have been destroyed, and unl. ss there rain within a few davs the losses will reach an enormous ligure Manv acres Jof whett ami timber are destro'ed. The farmers are fighting for their home?. Mr. Parnell Is Very III. Dcbi.ix, Nov. 2. Dispatches from 1'rigliion say .Mrs. ru i hell much weaker to-day, an I Freemans Journal says that unless a change for the better takes pi ice in her condition within two days, it fears the worst will happen. Death of an Old Army Officer. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 2. Colonel Samuel E. Calliu, of New York, died liore last night, lie was in spector at West Point in the '50s and served in the Confederate army during the war of the Re hellion. Children's s.-hool cloaks from 2 to $6 at the Ladies Bazaar. THE CHILIAN AFFAIR TUB WAR SriltlT SEEMS TO HE WKAK KNINtl. A Chilian Newspaper aaya fie Two Countries are Krieuilly Senea tlonal Btateuieute Sax Francisco, Nov. 2. '.V. S. Col ton, an old resident of ibis citv and who was Chilian consul here, makes some sensational statements over his own signature, lie makes every effort to defend the Chilian govei nment and says : " There it evidently nicch more noise U ing made over this matter than the facts justify. In Chi'i these af fairs are being discussed in a calm and thorough manner. Chiii does not seek trouble with the Cni'ed StateB, but merely insists that this so-called serious ell ur needs to be thoroughly investigated bt fore any reply can bs given to the disp itch es sent by the state department If Chili is wrong she will so admit , but she will not be unduly has tened any more than would the United States und -r similar cir cumetanc-!8. Chili is naturally hurt tht so great a nation as this should have shown so great hos tility during all their troubles: in fact the whole action of the Uni ted States for years bus been against Chili, while the latter has always done everything to harbor kindly feelings, newspaper ai ti des to the contrary notwithstand ing. A CHILIAN NKWSI'AI-EKS VIEWS. Valparaiso, Nov. 2. La Liber tad Electoial, a semi-otlicial organ of the junta, published an editor ial which says that for the last few days rumors have been prevalent at Santiago that an alarming rup tureofthe amicable relations be tween Chili and the United States was imminent. "We assure the public," it adds, that these rum ors are unfounded. We know this to be a fact, for this very day Sen or Montt, our minister at Wash ington sent dispatches, asserting that the utmost cordiality existed between himself and Secretaiy Blaine, lnis certainly is the vei v opposite of hostile feeling." CLOSED ITS DOCKS. The Maverlrlc Bank Expelled From the National Association. Boston, Nov. 2. At a meeting of the Boston national hanks at the clearing house this morning resolutions were uiianimouslv adopted that all the banks of the association should at once combine to relieve the necessities of deposi tors of the Maverick National bank by making an advance to such depositors upon security 0f an assignment ot their claims agai'st the Maverick bank A committee was then appointed to carry the resolution into effect. It was voted the Maverick bank be ex pelled from the association. The doors of the Maveiick bank bore notices this morning. One read: "Closed by National Bank Examiner Ewer." Immediately beneath was the following : "Notes due at this bank will be found at the Second National bank." New York, Nov. 2. The sus pension of the Maverick bank of Boston aid not cause mucn sur prise among the bankers ol this city. It has been tamed about lor a week as a coming event, and if anv banks are involved, they had a chance to protect themselves. TODAY'S ELECTION Forecasts on the Eve of the Battle of Ballots. IMPORTANT STATES IN 1X11 HT The Krpubl.cans Believed to Have the Advantage- McKinlej'e Election Is Conceded- New York, Nov. 2. There is great activity to-n'ght ainon-r the political maiiigers, who arjon the qui vive f jr the elect :i 1 to-mono. . careiui ctuvass and t-U se enti in ttt s have been nude of tl.e pioUililj re-ults in tho live im portant slates New York, Ohio, loa, Massachusetts mi l Pennsyl vania by both parties. A con servaiive sifting ot the best infor mation obtained fegarding the situation indicates that theiepuh licjns have a slight advuii age. in Ohio the eleci i in of M'-Kinley is cjneeded by a larger majority than the in si sanguinis democrats expect lor ! lower in New loik. l is Le leieJ to-n:ght that A!e Kmley's ntiijoritv will not be less than 20,0 in, and many close ilculators think the ligure wih exceed the usual republican major ity. In New lork the election i g dug to lie close, lhe superficial indications now would Hjint to a tpublican victory, especially w hen viewed i.i the light ot the demo cratlt: disaffection which is kiuwn to exist to no small decree; but the jHiwerful inHuenceot I'animai.v caniiot be disguised, neither can u be calcula'ed upon with any degiee ot certainty. It Flower del -uts rassett :or governor it is nut likely to he anytiiing ab .ve a nit re ma jority. In Iowa the pioiubition Mte will cut a cons:d:-rhle hgurt mid will probably elect Boies. I'otre is no uove nor to bj elected in I'enn.-vivania, and the campaign has Leeii waged mainly on lot a lSSIIe". I. hallCS II. Allen Will (1 jiibtie's deie.il oiug Kiissell in Massachuretts. The be a iiilo iiicd democrats do not now tiopetoelecl Russell. Tl.e contest in seveial fit the slates will b-so close that some appareiity trivial incident may yei iiMleiiahy chance tiie asiiecl o. i Hairs ben ire the day is oer. 1; s old and cloudy to-night, with piosiH'fts of not a veiv imgh election day to-morrow. 61'AKKS FKOM TIIE U1KLS. At Berlin dm inc a lire in a hotel. three negro miintrcN and two lire men were burned to death. Yesterday, in Panama, a cab man and a horse weie imroed ti. death by a live eleciric wire whli h had fallen on the sticet. Cataiii Algernon Horner, f ir meny in fie Bnlieli amir, rum milted suicide in a Ne- Y rk hotel by sliootii g himsell. lhe residence ol the rnnce ol Wales in London was Ladle dam ped by liie Sundav morning Fiie loss wi.l be about $75,000. At t ie San Rafael Cal.) iaila murderer Las pleded guil v ol murder rather than remain in his cell, which he says is haunted. Captain Charles Fitzallen was murdered by W. S. RoutatSn Diego, Ca!., in a dispute over a fence between their property. ' The new telegraph line being built to Tillamook has readied that city and the builders wcrt tendered a reception by the city officials. Dennis Sullivan, a niinir at Butte, Mont., was bIon to pieces by the explosion of Iwenty-tive pounds of giant powder, 1 1 which he wis working. At Caliente, CaL, trouble is im minent because of the discharge o' white section hands by the rail road company, their places being tilled by Chinamen. It is confidently thought thai the iron-moulders' strike in San rraucisco, which nas neeu gol:ig on for twenty months, will shortly be. adjusted. Charles Schmidt, oneo i be men implicated in tl.e murd r of arr. uel JacobFOii, i.f San Francisco, alioutayear g, committed sui cide in his cell at San (.Jueniin. W. L. F. Suiter and Chris Alli son were kiiled and Chr.s Chris lianson badly injured yesteiday at New Whatcom, Wash. They were moving a three-ton boiler, which broke loose and fe 1 back upon them. Four Boy Drowued, Midland, On'., Nov. 2. Four boys, between 12 and 10 years o'd, named John Clarkson. Peter How, Leo Johnston and William Allis ton, were diowned yestetday by the upsetting of a s-ilbo:it in a rijuull. A Muiclerer l.ynrh-d. Camilla, Ga.. Nov. 2. Clark N. Nix, who brutally murdered G.-o Muze, a week ago, was taken from a guard w ho badcaptuied him last night and lvndied. Desperate Fight In Htil.ii, City of Mexico, Nov. 2. At a mining camp at ' an Pablo, near Buenaventura, Coahula, there was a aargninary battle recently be tween John F. Moulton, an Amer ican, and Aotoali entura and Leonardo Roilriguez, Mexicanp, Tiie Mexicans fell upon Moulton w ith knives in their hands, andl.e defei.ded himself with a dagger. At the conclusion of the tight Yen tira was dead, Rodriguez bad foil i dagger wounds in hs body, and Moulton was badly slashed. JEFF DAVIS MONUMENT. It nil! Probably he Erected In the Old .Mansion Tard. Richmond, Va., Nov. 2. Mrs. Jefferson Davis and he' daughter, Mies Winnie, arrived here on a Lite trjin last night from New Yoik, and were driven to the resi dei en of General Joseph R Ander son whose guest they will be while iiere The object of Mrs. Davis' visit here is to confer with the of licers of the Jefferson Davis Mon ument Association with reference to the design and for a location of th in )nument to beerected ov er the remains of her husband, which sha has consented shall have their final resting piace in the capital of the confederacy. l'he sentiment here seems to be in favor of a mausoleum in the yard f the Davis mansion, which was the White House of the confeder- . . t . acy, and is ncn to ie converiea nto a confederate museum. Itreeption to Villard. Portland, Nv. 2. Henry Vil- l.ird w as. tendered a :eception at the Jloiel Portland. tpecches were made .v Mavor Mason and C. II. Dod I, after which Mr. Vil- iari! spoke for :hout an hour. In ins sp-ecfa lie referred to the unan- c:al issues snd uepricaieu auy ap- pioa -h to a silver etandard. lliiiiilrrda of Broken Head. Con;:, Nov. 2. As showing the s.-nousness ol the outoreaKS nere recently, it may be stated that no fewer than :'.'5 cases were treated U th- Oiiler. nt hospitals of this city during the election riots. CONVICTS LIBERATED ."JO MOHEOFTHEM LIBERATED KY TENNESSEE MINERS. Over .".no Penitentiary Convicts Are Now at Libert) The Wildest Kumars Prevail. Knox vi Li. k, Tenn., Nov, 2. At 1 o'clock this morning 200 mount ed men came in from the iuoun ains and liberated 2(0 convicts working in the mines at Oliver springs. So quietly was it done tl.e peo, le o: the loan knew noth ing atsxit what had happened un til this morning, when they dis covered the stockpile a mass of -inokin; ruins. The short term irisoii-rs were furnisluetl with a suit of citizens clothing and with tin excep ion of a few captured.ail are now at large. This makes more than -"00 penitentiary con- vic's turned loose in that locality sii.ee Friday evening. The gover nor of lb- state was here yesterday but ho lei't for Nashville this morn ing li does cot appear there waa iiy resi-tance on the part of the guards and nobody was hurt. The Ai'de-t hi' mors prevail, of which one is i he miners w ill immediately proi ecd lo Tracy Ciy and release the convicts there. COI SKE OF TRUE LOVE. A Youiir Georgian Outwit Ul Parent and Klope. Middlemioko, Ky.,Noy.2. Sam Howeb, a near relative of Claike Howell, editor of the Atlanta, Constitution and scaker ot the Georgia house of representatives, has eloped with -Miss iina Mercti, asalcsAomen in a ory-goods store life. Howell came iiere several months ago to take a position ia the office ol" the Midilesboro Belt liaiwuv Cotnoanv. He ia scarcely I s years o! age, ai'd w as exceedingly ipuet and unasEiimiug. Among his acipiaintaiues was Miss Merch, forint r!y o! Grand Rapids, Mich. Miss .Merch is a very pretty young woni.'.u, ami a warm auacniueuv spring un between the two young pio(ilo. Notiody knew of the at tachment, but" it appears that Howell re!a ives believing tbat he might do letter at home, urged him to return to Atlanta, and for warded bin, passes for the trip, i Howell, fearing their intention was to icpaiate luiii Irom his be I ived, went to Ciucinnatti, where1 he arranged to have Miss Merch meet him. This was done a few. davs later, and the young- couple were married, and then proceeded at once to the home of the bride, where they are now residing. It is ela'ed here that Howell's rela tives aie very indignant, and the. young couple will hf ve a haid journey co navel f ir some time to come. .Ii.hn L. Sullivan' First Drink. Fiank White, the famous light weight pugilist, has written alet te on training, in which lie says that John L. Sullivan never drank- a drop t.f li.pior before he fought Paddy Ryan. He says: "I trained him for his fight with John Flood on the barge. George Law, the millionaire, wanted him to drink a bottle of w ine, b it he steadfast ly refused. Al last, however, he Mtid. lf I lick Paddv Ryan I'll drink a liottle w i h you.' And he did." Another lot of those one dollar kid gloves, just received at th Ladies Bazaar.