Morning daily herald., November 06, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

2 CKNTS A WEEK.
ALBANY. OltEHON. riMOAY. NOVKMBEK li 18!M
VOL. VI .NO. 287
nR ItLE. WANTS, ETC.
t IsSOLl'NON OF PAVrSFfiSIUP-
n w" h'-rthT ire:i that h: flr n f f
wi a ! mniois, doing hui kk mil. r th it
unie at HMkin Mill is hereby i.--o'il I
aiuiua.- consent. Kim Noel reti-iii. li e
iiinneaa win M ciif intie I by S imii.ns 4
IOsT In th!s nit on M unlay, O t. '., a
i flat void waleh eh.trni, V-arlnv.- the In in
gn -F. (1." and ou the num s He a
r !. Ihe fiiiuer wi I p ca;e leae the
auiii at II CR.U.D cih.e.
IOST On thi r d ne-Albitir ar in At
i biv, a bl iuk sithel ur j;ri cuutiliiiu
a b!a k veal aid cjit, a pair of overalls, a
l.r.ud otiinini-d h it, a jmh of ah--., alurU, a
raa r anil a'ri'i, nvi; aid iruxh, a iur o
enure and b.itda-ie.4 lor a r4.e Iiiim ri,.
brtsi in bots'e, aia-i a revolv. r, Libt-rr.1 rv
til will be paid I., the fln.ler on Icati
Ike eatae at IImald office.
1) Y your si h il t i - The s. h vl ca tor
the year ls:U, u n ilus ..d payable.
Ta-paer are repies'e 1 1 roil pro uptly,
at the orBis of the clerk, C it I! arii hirt an J
pay the Mine, Si ied, C, CI. Ilurkhart,
clerk.
T7JR RENT A lie.t
Ave room cottage
X i.ear.So'Ulr u I'aciH.
Dep Hotel,
dejiot. Apply t
1 1 a.
WlX.t, AuKNT OK t:ie LEAD.
J Inf S.-a. Ill
and a.'.rvle:il iiuuranse eou.-
panlee.
IfONKY TO LOAS
HOKE CAPITAL OX
JtL food real e"ate security.
For parties
Ian enquire of ueo.
Hu'JU'hrey.
1 rvCRK OF L V All St (or culti
J Uvl ration, aril un ler fen e, for mle a
$10 per aire. Within I) miic from railroad
ateti hi aid 20 ur'ci fr iiu Albany. Apply at
tksa orlce.
MAH WA has reuivel h laun try to the
O Iron ni l the cor cr of ae.-ond and
Lyon street.
Land for ftale.
1. 10, SO, 10. SO ai-rr-t, raxy t. mis. Install
lent plan cheap and hiii-prii-ed. Aiho a
city lotaa'l owiied by U. iiraiit.
Lnad urvrylax.
Ftnaa amiBiiia iihuvhi doku car
tain ai.-caraW nd prompt work bv cailinc
upon county atirveyoi K T. T. Kiidior. Ht
baaeomplete copies ot field notes and town
anip plat, and ia preiari I to do fl'irvv', niir in
any part of Linn cotinty. Pnttne aMrtMi,
alillera Station. Linn nou Oregon.
A1
trintel iv -till A. ct .ii-icakl J ir.,;.l
Vil.lt. No -. Vfjt it:o i ivutrant n-tl !:.
Inm u "'ritiHi ctit cr wi-, iti 2
Al)imiritiiii I. rl' ri'ff .ViiheiiiM, Sv
tlii- atlvi.rt.4r i ftit. It will -i t. tio
cvM, A 1.1 mi J 4ikt I'l h:.mii' ',
hrt, Kv.
Albany Xjirsv.ru s.
Ve are ofTerinu to jl:iniT! I lie
Cne-rl fat of fntit t !, til nil de
sirable vari-ti-s. in fie t:it-.
One liiiinlri-il ami li ft v ttio isuinl
trens fur tlii-t ii!iin rV l i t If.
IiHpectimi invito I in I t:itis'.ic
tiuii uuaraii.tfil.
Seuil fur I'Aiitliiun or call anil
ape ns at the ol 1 l'!int lioi ii'.-tcail
one half ;iilt m. nit 1 1 . -1 of Alf.any
UvMtN'tt IJk.uvmi.i..
king
ii the Xr ri4 at-
406. A eORD !
HOWARD & SON,
STEAM SAW. I'UOMPT WORK
I . ll!-
CITY DRUG STORE
8T&NARD t CUSICK, Proea.,
PFE1FF2K BLOt K, - - ALBVSV,
leder iti -
03UC3, MEDICINES. CHEMICAIS. FAHCY
and Toi'it arti-iti, Spoiuea. Ibiixhca,
Perfumery, SMinol IU-U, aiid Ar
tist's Supi lira
Thvsii ian's presripti on t
carefully ciimxmrvU'il.
H. OKEGli,
Men's and IS.ua' i-luihin;
deene.l and retired on
rearooaMi rate.
ma le to order or
ftiort notice an I
Shti on tie street ear line
nd Fourth streets.
between Third
Cmral Mejvr's new oven is
now I'KtiipVteil, uinl lie i l-ttcr
IreiAieii tl an ever to 'rvo liis
olil rii'4to!iura an well a new tnn-s
with tho hest of fr-s-l hreal. eakfs,
in faet everything fnun tlip ilainii
et hit rdla to tho tnoMt elal orntt
wetMiuK fuke. lloiuekfeiiers
are invileil to givw the pruilnct uf
hn new oven a trial.
At Will & Stark's can hp , n
tome of the must beautiful hulii w
gultl watches, which have just
been re.'eivel.
M
V k. i. a
i Mi
fnikiiiff Rtpairi
TO tOO ft TFKPLAB.w.
Do yon know that Moore's Ru
vealed Kemetly ia the only patei.t
medii ine in the worhl that dot 3
not contain a drop ol alcohol ; tht.t
the mode of preparing it is known
only to its discoverer; that it ia an
advance in the Bcienceof medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; that its propriet i 1
oiler to forfeit $l.00 fur anv cata
of dyspepsia it will not cure?
Cram's I'nrlvalled Atlas,
The new edition of this unrivall
ed work is now being delivered by
theauent, .Mrs. A. ,M. Talt. Th
wcrk is a most excellent one, and
this eJition is a irreat improve
ment upon former one3. L'ivintr
an me latest uare and much new
matter that was not in the previous
editions. It should be in every
family, and on everv business
man'sd. sk. Those wllo are not
upplieMi can procure the atlaa by
addressing P. O. Box No. GO Al
bany Oregon.
We are the only people who car
ry the celebrated E. & W. collar
and cuffs. Alwavs have the latest
styles in stocc, T." L. Walla: e & Co.
Bazaar
Wholesale
lbs. extra ',
lav.l. tii 00.
price uf pu-jar: 100
, .".o ; 100 lbs. sr-anu-
My di.-ip'av of new toys and
(vellies fur the holiday
this year will ! pomething
woi.deiful.
Julius
MIIL'S
Stouej anil
DJp
d$$$L Tlie' Largest Slock
mmix mm,
MATP3EWS & WISMRN'S, ALBAHY, OREGON.
AUTUMN
Cloaks, Jackets For Trimmed Garments aud
This'uncstioncan be
SAM'L. E. YOUNG,
Ho HAS OPENED FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TltVDK
Ladies Dress U.iods, in cloth, silks, fo-ein and doustii: fabri:;i,
laees. linens, and white i?.oils. notions, novelties, etc.
Also a complete assortm it of Boots
nsTAP.LlSIIEDIN ls'u5,T!II-5 PI0
r. by keeping a stock large enough
' as will g:-e eatisfa!tion lotb in t
jM.OSE CASH BUYERS VISITING THIS MARKET ARE ESPECIALLY
v invited to inspect his stock, which is complete in all bis numerous depart
ments, and purchased especially for the fall season of
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
cS
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I am an old man ami have been
a constant autTerer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely cured by the use of Ely's
Cream Balm, it is sttane that so
simple a remedy will cure 6uch a
stubborn disease. Henry Bill
ings, U.b. Pension Alt y, Wash-
! ington, D. C
For eiitht years I have suffered
from catarrh, which effected my
eyes and hearing; have employed
many physicians without relief.
I am dow on my second bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm, and feel confi
dent of a complete cure. Mary C.
Thompson, Cerro Gordo, 111.
MIIE VERY LATEST NEWS
I is that you can buy at .lulina
(iradwohl's Bazaar, fur net
cash, goo Is as follows :
lfi lbs. gran ilated sng.ir $1 .00
111 lbs. esti-a V Pillar 1.00
No. 1 kerosene, per single gal. .25
! ealluns good pickles. 1.00
Olbs. No. 1 Savon foip '.mi
One complete han;ini; lamp L'.OH
1 will co ltluct a Sirict cash 8tore,
and all goot'i; will he h M for net
ca h from 10 to 2 per n nt. less
than regular price.
Aly Bt- k uf Chinas are, f mcy
goods and all the desirable ftyles
o.Mishes, as well as staj le troei r
ii'H crocke.'y lamps atui iitii:es,
is complete in every wav. 1 'ake
a 8pt'i'iiili.;'if line teas, 0 lleei ami
bal.ing (Miwder, ai.d always p'eases
my customers.
Jl l.llS (iliAliWolll.,
Ai.basv, Oct. 17. l.S'.tl.
Sityuare
ef
id mm
IS IIEKE,
mind and on the
"Who Ins the
aatUfactorilly answered at the old
Soutli of Port-anil
and Shoes, Staple a id Fancy Groceries.
iim'ci,' ntjv U'lin; ifotrsv. it vs
to supply anv want, an I m Vinrs
piality and prices.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report
Baking
Powder
- School Tax Notice,
The school tax in scboc!
district No 5, is now due and pay
able. Call at my oftVe and pay
he same before it becomes de
linquent. C. G. Bl'RKII KT.
District Clerk.
The men of this vicinity need
not be jealous because their wives
talk so constantly alout Matthews
and Washburn. Its not their good
looks the ladies are talking a bo ft ,
it is the guod qualites of the cook
and heating dtoves they sell. Every
one seems to be delighted when
they buy from M. and W.
MEKIT HiS
dcaii'c to say to.
vc uohii'c to say to. our t
zt tis, that lor years we have been 1 v"
in Ir Kind's New li'ovcy ,0
LiiiMiiiiiliiiii, Dr Kind's New v
I' M-, Huckleii's Arnica Salve r ni
l.'tctiif iiillers. and have i.ev;
ii.nnlli il remedies that sell as, or ' '. .
have fjiven tu'l iniivcral saiin.'
t it'll. We (In not hesitate to i;ii. i.'ii
iee itlii-m every tine ninl web..Mt(.
teady In riTand the uin liai' nii e,
a' ii-faetory ri suits (In not follow .11"
use These remedies have won li '
ere it iMipiilaritr purely 0:1 it r
ineriN, Koshay ,V Maxell "!) tejl.
Hliepp'rt riiotoraplis of lliei Worlff
On of the ni-'s! reautiful and
appropriate holiday books that
has lit en issued, i ears the title
above given. It is fully ex
pl lined liy lhf tit'e, for it illus
trates all of tl'e objects and n-ent-J
of interest in the dill", ivit parts of
world, and that tno uiih all the
t iltlifultiess and lie.iiity t f
the geimii'e photograidi. Overtno
hiindit'd and lifiy ol llie e full
page photographs aie giv ti. The
liook is one of ihe line-t gift b.oks
that could be isxaMinol of, :-n I is
sinip'y simeib. It (i'i be t-old by
i-uh-criptioii.
4 'K HVtMtlfiM'.
Ts one which N irn H Jiiteed to lein
yor t.atifa jtory resnlis, in in ra-e o
failii-.o a return id mri ii.i-e p: 1
On this cafe plan yuil ca'l hey li-ei
uur :iilveiii-ed druil-i a Ihi.ih o
l)r Kind's New ll.voveiy or l.'on
I' III ; t i i ill. ll is i; liar n.i ei! In In .11
lelief in l'V ly ease, u iieti 1i1.ee .0
I iy allrc'iion o' Tlifn.ii. I.ir-! .
(' li" i. He ll as (ii)li-llliini' i, lli.l m.i
'111 of hl'lls. i.iollrlllli , A-iii II
Winionitur t iitili. ( 101111, e,e. e.
It i 1 leus.oii, ainl aree. Iile to 1' e
pcrfei-ily 8.' Je, ainiean alws'j-i In: i'.'
pemli'il upon. Trial Imllle. f:ee al
t'o.-hay .t .M.iMin, liii;;;sls.
M'r.'l I.4IIOA !)IM.i;KVI i.
8eairt ly a day pa-se wiilsnut c
news of some l.i.ge fai'eie Iti.i. r,
over the wire .lie tinal I o
ppeei'lation in s.oeUs or some eijt'.' '
(l.in'.e'cn-iveii.t'ie. Tlie s.mie eh 1 '
Ctl itnt ea. i-es ,o I'u.ir (P-lf-ii i.'.e.i
the sail tidi'i's of d ial h ol I'H t il i-.i:
too le en ihe re.oiit "t spec.ilj.ioi
in patent tio-.ir n. MonieV I5 v.v 'n
Keineily is no Sj'eei'l.iliii'i Im' .oil
on p(itive '' li'-'atee Do not .. :l to
go to your tl, nuit mid u-k f.r i.e.
tno'ley if no. tati.-lieil. We K.iohii
von will go and Inly I'liolkei' hoi."
tor bale liy till oiii'isi.
AND THE INQUIRY ON THE
lips of every woman will be,
best stuck of
UdU Fall Drsot.
established bouse of
A MAMMOTH VS-iORTM ENT OF
3'ia vis, tin dm-wear, gl ivph, lioncry,
M VI n r I ' ri P. I'.i.iv; nnn.
s; ':alty ol selecting sut n
1891
SENSATION AT SALEM
Dr. M. J, Pattern Attempts
Eob a Dank
to
SIE IIELI I'P THE CAS ill Eli.
E Vs DiDhk sad Ilea. It Intans With
ExcksIvs Iiinin Is Bow
j Under Ar eat.
Jjalem.ov; 5. This aiternoon
a sei-Pati' c:d attempt was made by
Dr. M. J. PaUon to hold up Hugo
McXitv, cMsiiier of Wil iams &
England'i bank for $500. No one
pui, AlcXai-y was in the oank al
the time Pat ton came in. lie
walked up to the cashier's window
andnituhis hand in his outline
coat pocket demanded ( f McNarv
$",00. l'att'iu had a revohariu bis
pocket arid with the end of the
weapon pcepiug out of h;s pock-. I
made a deaiaml o'i McNary 10
money. McN tiy saw the isiiu i ciui.
ed ut li;id and tried to a.gue P. i
((11 out i '' it and made a reach for
l.-isott"' gin when Pa'ton said:
"Don't do :hat for I have Ihed'-op
on yod." Meanwhile people came
into the b.mk to do basmts and
the wou id-be robber's opportuni'y
as gone. Pal ton then told Mc
Nary that t was a ;iei so:iai matter
between tL( IP and if he, McNary,
valued hn li'e lie would never
breathe a '.vord of il .'or V., Paltoit.
didn't arc tiiat ( napp ng his lin
ger) for hid own I'le. Paiton
walked out of tni bank and was
arrested wlien he had j.'i:ie but. a
lew steps, with his h indon his pis
tol at tin; lime. Paiton had been
dunking aiv! acts it s.i;i-. ll was
held lo iivsit Ihe pclion of the
grand jury.
Tliea 'ate rt for 11 seho'il opene I at
.-a!e:n to ilav. 'i'ne reform Fchf.ol
building is a line one :tiid is 1 1
aled m ar Salem at a cist n' mme
ihan .'lo.o.iO. It is now ready for
Inii-ii.eKS in tiie way of refci. na
tion of th yml iTfnl la.'. lntukeis.
Boys li .twei-ii tht? the ages of eij. hi
and si .teen may 1 e co ninitted to
its t-ii..:.e.
The late U. S. W.d.nce, made a
wi'l in ISS5. in t'hii-ago. There
wn no (odici! ccepl one, silbsti
t nt 111' J. II. AlVri of S.dem, fo- a
Chlc.10 man a-- one n the exreu
toij. The will wil ptolably ne
tried i ipio i"-t-j !o-d iy. Ji. is a
lengthy t'ocu lent :md very ciiu
iollv p'ep.it'e-1. It bi'ilUeA'llS lll
t.f ' is proptiii of whatsnevei ki-id
lo 1 Iiu exi-riitors aid Irusiees.
He directs that bis tmsiness be
c indiicied as neirly as iioit-i tie as
in their r pinion l. would conduct
it wete iie iilive. tho profits from
! t!ie same to be given to his wife
and i liiMien, eachjto share alike.
CHILIAN .II'IIIKS,
Tiio Ti-oulilo I'll the I'ulted States
.llay lie SetlUtl.
V w !'ai;i'so. Chili, Nov.."). The
"1 ci m a as p.vsident of Adroii'al
J"i:ll is bailed with enthusiasm
ii ad sides, as he is popular v. illi
cLsses. It is believed with tiie
iiini tit i n oi a c jiisti utional gov
t '1:111 nt, the to es ji-ns now at
i - ". between Chili and the United
Stahs will be iik re calmly dis-
:s d at.". U:c oilteoiiK' be satis
1. t- r t ) both nations.
rialCI'OH ilAS ltKSIONKI.
tils Itt isnatioii Is In the Ilunds l
liie I'l CHiil tut.
I'd i:i'S(iTnN, Vt. Nov. 5. Pel
field P'lcor, who :ir;ivel bore
li'ii'i Wa-b nton, w role his res
'gi a'ion as s '"re'a. v of war bH'oic
le-tviu t'v iv and placed it in ihe
' a-uls of Piciident Harrison.
A Wonder In a Well.
Salim Statesman: Twenfj
vearsa-'O a well was dug on
-live
the
place of Cl aries llellenbiand, over
in South Salem two blocks weit of
Commercial et'ect. Dining a
pi .trier of a century the wst( r in
this v.cll was clear and pine, and
issued from a fin about the pize
d a man's wrist. Suddenly one
dav last week the water in the well
turned daik and ever since
hai been of the color
of black- coll'ee. The water is taste
less but as the dsys pass there are
no sins of a change. Old coal
mint is eav that the water is just
like that' struck in coal mine?'.
I his well was sunk through a soft
sandstone and never leqnireJ wall
ling. The change in the color of
ihe water is a mistery that up to
this time has not found explana
tion. lie Fiisnil Out.
Tiie Empeior of Germany was
mi-ions tl learn how he was
talked about among his ollleers.
He dined cne evening lately with
the Life Guard mess. Afterdinner
Ihe tlli. "rs, merry with wine, be
gan to call ach other by their
KH'iiiaiiH'S. Turning suddenly to
the voting ollicer, the Emperor
askeii: "Pray, what is my nick
name'.'' As "everybody appeared
coiifusid, an elderly Colonel roce
p o, an J, with a polite bow replied :
"I cm answer for it that among
ihe eld r oilicern your majesty has
no nickname." 'Ibis did not
satisfy the Empeior, who sent for
a young lietenant and said : "I
command you to tell me hat nick
name is given to me by you and
)ur biotLer oflicers." "Is this a
co.nmand, your majesty?'' nuked
uie young olticer, laughing. ' Vtrv
well, then, 011r nickname
'Gondola Willie.' "
is
A Sensational Scene.
The ilispatlics from Panama re
late tb it o 1 Saturday a naked
telepho .e wire win detached by
some sticet ataby bo that it hun ;
fiom its supports o the ground,
trailing over the circuit w ires I'miu
the electiic light plant. A police
commenced to haul it in, aud the
act of drawing cai'sed it to cut
through the rubber insulation on
the electric lieht wire. Theolficer
received a "hock which ren-Jeied
hiui unsconcious.
A ciowd gathered and before the
electric light company could be
no' fied to shut off the cui ient, a
horse hitch lo a cab was driven
ovjr the wire and killed. The
c b.nfm in attempting to extricate
hif animal from the harness, think
ing he had ai in pi v fallen, was
stiuck on the forehead by the
swinging wire, which bit through
his skull almost to the ears and
then remained.
The electric fluid liteia lv filled
tne man's head, and in a m mient
t;ie brain and eves b id been com-
plettlv incinerated. The ilt-sh and
pkiu smoked atnl si..led until
'.hey also were re lu c-d almost to
ashes. All this while sparks
plavei about his head in an awful
Boower, tlie eyes .'iteially flowing
and radiating the consuming fire.
Tliere were no other casualties.
Teacliera Kxaminalioii.
Notice is heieby given toat the
regu'ar public examination of
teaebtis, tor Linn county, will
take place in Albany, coiumenung
on Wednesday, Nov. loth, at 1
o'clock p. m. and continue until
Friday noon, Nov. l:; h. All
leaehe'S must pos. lively be jeesent
at the time of commencement, as
110 one w ill be a lmitled lo the ex
amination w ho is not so present.
Ci. F. Ri sski.i.,
Countv SchfMil MiiH'i'intendeiit.
LYNCHED BY A MOB.
1) ESI' EK lOKS TAKKX FKOM
JAIL AM) HAStJKI).
Infuriated Citizens In Louisiana
Mete out Hnlft 1'uulshinout
I poll Two Murdereis.
Bastrop, Ii., Nov. 5 W. S.
Felton and K. F. Smith v--re taken
Horn the Parish j til here last
ui'i'it by a mob and hanged.
Snii ii and lei Ion w ere siisre ted
of ihe murder of J. A. Dryci's rt
Mer ou;re near here OcioJtr 10,
but no at 'ests were made at the
rime. A few d.tys afteraaMls
Sini.h went to Ark.meas, where he
leniained unfit i ist Sa'urJ.ty.
w hen he telo mil. 'I'iieu Im ami
1'Vltou ma le thrca's against sev
er.il citic.is o." MeiToue, and fo
this Smith was a.iesledon Mmi
day. Fe' on then became mole
violent, and both heieand at Mer
louge, lie threatened iucenoiarism
and personal violence if Smith was
not at unco lflieiated. As a result
Eeiton also was jaiie I. Bv this
time public feelit gainst the two
men became intense, and last
night it ill initialed ill the douLle
Ij nchi'
Snowtns ,n ttie Uustern States.
Chaklottkv li.e, Va., Nov. 5.
li. is snowing hero to-dty, the ear
liest in years.
tl X- -- - L' I .
11 ASIIIX IO, iMIV. .). .now oe-
gan falling here at an eaily hou'
ttds moi ning, and fell for sever;; I
I. r. .lea
iiuiii a.
Steelier Arrivals.
Ya(jii.a, Nov. 5. Steamship
Willamette Valley arrived at 11 :55
with the following passengers:
Mrs, T. W. Go-man. S. T. Adams,
P. B. Gallagher, Wm. Bergamon,
G W Bigham, Chas. Mason, Miss
Dolph, Thos Rigliey, W. Gordon,
Heiman Knees, Miss Meagher.
AN HISTORIC UOC8E.
The Home of Jaases RasSell Lowell
a Landmark of Three 1'erlods.
James Russell Lowell was bora
among the trees and lilac bushes
of Elmwood, February 22, 1819:
and he grew up there amidst the
sight and sounds of the count!?
out f doors, and in companion
ship of books and learned men
indoors, writes Frank It. Sanborn
in the New England Magazine.
One inducement whicn drew bis
father towards Cambridge after
ihe death of Vice-President Gerry
in ISl-f, threw Elmwood into the
market was, no doubt the college
library and the learned society in
that town. Elmwood itself indi
cated three great leriods. It wa
built by a prosperous loyalist, used
as a soldiers' hospital during the
Revolutionary war, and afterwards
inhabited by one of the earlv gov
ernors of the independent state of
Ma- s.tchusett'.
The loyalist was Thomas Oliver,
the lieuten nit-governor under
King Genrge; and the governor
was ElbriJge Gerry, one of the
signers of the Declaration of Inde
pendence. The birtbplac.?, home
and grave of the poet all lie within
a short radius, in that once
secluded but now too-much fre
q'lcnted corner of Cambridge.
If you are hungry go to Parker
Bros, and get a loaf of tlie best
bread in the city.
AFTER THE BATTLE.
liie New York Legislature Is
Nearly a Tie.
COMMENTS ON THE ELECTION,
McK'nlej Talks-Predictions of Eepabli-
" cm Sdccss ia 1392 Blaine Is'
the Has.
Nkw York, Nov.5. Official re
turns show that the stale senate
will stand seventeen republicans
to fifteen democrats. The assem
bly will probably stand i; repub
licans lo Co deuiociat-, although
in une case it will lake the official
vote to det ide.
.v'KKl.KV'tj SM.IOix Tl" IXCKEAS'SI.
Coi.tMiu s, Nov. 5. Tlie latest
figures, witli nine counties to hear
lioui, w hich are eelimaitd, and a
f-:w others unollicial'y i.i'i.ie by
li e lepublican elate coiuiui t-e
places McKin ey's plurality at 2d-
-)8ii. The repuidicans now claim
lium 43 tu 5J on joint ballot in the
Icgi.-lalure.
HOVKlrNOK M'- N..KV TAI KS,
Can os, ()., Nov. 5. Major Me-
Kiulev in the eiutseof an inter
view today taid : oiuo lias gone
cpiii'lu an. and I accept the result
as indicating that tins slate stands
hv the lepbtil can party, v.illi lull
faii.ii in its protective piinciple? as
embodied iu the tat i II law; and
uirtlier man tins, wiiio stands as
sht always has, in favor of a full
d jdar and a sound currency."
ENUiISU COMMENT.
Phii.adki.: hi a, Nov. 5. The
Pressae: The ac-omplishnK nt.s
of such tesulis in a yea- following
gnc'i a democratic tidal wave as
sw t-pi oevr the country last' fall is
certainly encouraging,' aiid proves
the strong vitality of tbu repubii-
e-.'.n jiarty and its principles.
Ihe LiHpurer s.iys: Maine could
carry aiassacliuseos next year,
and probah r Presi lent H.-rri-on
cmlld. New York repub:ii-ans
want Blaine for .'resident and
igures show he can cany t!-at
tate. 1 here is one man who can
ceriainiv re. an every w andering
Wes em s'.a'.e, and his name is
'Blaiiie.''
Baiv moiik. Nov. 5. TheAiueri
:. n sav: The tide w hich set in so
heavily against the republican
parly in LSSK) has abeady ebbed
lint is lapully flu A'ing in tli: cpiMi-
sne direcl.on, so lapidlv that le-
ublicdii iiaiiiiii'.l liiuiiiph i i 1S'.i2
mav b reasonably auticipi.ed.
1 ; e S:in says : Ihe elections ol
I'ltesdav in iica.e an unnrs'akable
niiiiiuai.ee of the movement d
ipiniou and the as 'uipdiiiig )i .litl
cal H'-iiiltS o. NoM'iiilcr, 1.V.KI.
Bo.vitiS, Nov. 5. Ihe Herald,
I:nl , piedic.s a ti'pubbc.in dti'.ai
a ihe presi leniial year, pnless be
pariy moililics its high iiiii view.
Ihe lotie, I'em., saii; ihu
ibralt.T of repubhor-nisin by i ds
vicijrv is made (iisiiiic ly a iigiit-
iig gruiiii'. next y ar Ly '.be elec
ion of Flowe- as ;.ove'nor. New
Yelk langes hetself :n the glorious
me of s'ates to be counted lipomas
suielv democratic in 1802.
New TfaliiKS rromtlie Nni jaeg Slate'
A laborer in Astoria th other
day attrae'ed much attention by
the noise he made in walking
along the streets, clattering over
the wooden load ways like atiorse.
Upon it.ves igation it was found
he hail stone soles on his boots.
Tlie boots were uiade likeordinary
boots, except that the lower or
double sole consisted of a thin
layer of what looked like concrete
or cement, a shell or set etone on
which the upper sole was pasted.
It wan not flexible, and one
couldn't do much dancing in them.
The man said he was from Dakota
had bought the shoes at Fargo.
They were made in Connecticut.
Stotieshoes are something ntw,
and oiiibt to be economical,
especially for boys and chronic
kickers.
' HKW3T BOTES FROM L4SE.
f eople aid Thing: so Tke Biuslaw
Afflosnti.
and
VT ai.tox, Lane Co., Nov. 3.
I am somewhat behind time
with my items, and for excuse will
say 1 have liren in the brii9.li for
more than a month, having taken
a job of slashing for S. S. Miller,
on the head waters of Chica
honimy, which I finished last
Saturday.
S:nee my last report Mr. Atkin
son has returned to his home from
ii'.e tour, which he had taken for
the benefit of his wife's be.ilth ;
and we are happy to say she is so
much unproved, that she is at
home attending to her household
duties.
Ihe bat hour tainiiy has re
turned to Ft. Jones, Cal., where
they are engaged in teaching
sclixil. Thev were detained so ne
lime in Eugene by a litigation
with I. M. lrancis, about a kick
ing mare.
N. B. Butler has moved on the
Ha, hour ranch at the junction ef
the biuslaw and Walton rivers.
Mr. W. !F. Lyons is i(uite sick
with a cougb, which has very much
the appearance of consumption.
I. S. Day was sent by the Wal
ton Y. P. S. C. E, State convention
of Y. P. S. U. E , that met at Al-
bsny.Oct. 30th. 1891. and Messrs.
Whitaker, White Cornelius and
Albeit Whitaker were appointed
as delegates to attend the Lane
countv convention Y. 1'. S. C. K.,
which' meets at the Clear Lake
school hrjuse Nov. 8'h, 18'U.
Mr. K. (J. Fowler lias moved
back on his ranch, near Walton,
he had bten out near Pleasant
Hill for several years.
Since my last repoit we have
bad quite a gospel. The Rev.
Keiins has been iu and preached
one sermon at I.yc n school house
and the Rev. Adams has preached
three sermons at the Walton
school bouse.
We had the pleasure of meeting
P. J. Blac'-ista-i, at the Mapleton
hotel on the Siuslaw river the last
of September. A. E. W.
A Itallroad Train Itobbed.
Omaha, Nov. 5. The Missouri
Pacific train, which left Omaha
ast night, was held up Ly ionr
masked men at a West S de su
burb, at 11 o'clock. They covered
he engineer and fireman with
il-eir lilies and ievolver. By
atening to blow open the floor
of the mail car with dynamite, the
clerk was imbued to admit the
robbeis, who plundered the car.
foe ollicers reiuse to give any in-(D-mation
as lo the amount taken,
but it is said large sums for Kansas
City and St. l,ou;s were secured.
It is egl iiiaied tiiat the n .beis
seemed ftiiMO in money takeu from
a safe id ihe Pacdic Exp ess car.
A isteaiimnlii Wrecked.
Hm-ikax. N. S. Nov. 5 The
Fu-iii-s line steamship Ottawa
went ashore on Bload rock late
Sittirday night on her way from
this p ut to the St. John's, N. B.
..nd is a total wreck. Her crew,
with tlie exception of the steward
ess w ho was dtow ned, escaped.
New dres go jds just receivid at
W. F. Read's.
A BRITISH VIEW.
TUE ENGLISH DON'T LIKK
r.ovEKNOii Mckinley.
They Hi'nk Ills Election Means a
Itepulillcan VKtoiy for Presi
dent In I8!)'J.
Londox, Nov. 5. The Globe this
morning says, refei ring to the elec
tion ju-t held in the United States:
'fhey prjvg beyond a doubt there
is a hi; ular reueiion in favor of
the .McKinly t.irifl'. The mischief
wrought to British, iudusl.ies will
i clii to convince the American
voter Pe must somel.ow lie of good
o li'm-elf. We should thus make
a urea" mistake u we iook too con-
iiueiuially fur a democratic tri-
ii'tii.i in !,' . ana lor uie atan
(lomiient ot p ohibitve duties."
Eii-lish vieffs cf Uie American
el -. li". is seem almost confiued to
the result ir. Ohio. The success of
.d.KinVv is looktd upon asadis
litiet ' ieVeiice in ihe manuhtctur-
iii'jj !b ,icts,and especially inBiad-
foi.; m:u S.ieili-'id, Wnicii places
ii vc be.'n d :asti-oulv p i'ected
hv ihe .WcKinlev vet. The defeat
of McKiiiley would have been hail
ed w illi delight in Great Britain,
and lie would probably have fig-
ued iu some f the Guy Fawkes
cremations which are traditional
rhi ong'tout England. His election
obscures everv other incident of
e week in Amenca. In tue av
erage r.nsiiMi oiunion jicMniey
is an o-c, actua ed by a relentless
ha'red o.' Great Britain rather than
anydtsae to uene-i tue unitea
Suites, and the Jmdouers would
not be surpi i.sed to find his coun-
tei ieit amo the waxen c election
of wicked people that is famous on
both continents.
Kuocked uut In Oce Kound.
N ew York, Nov.
o.
.rtdArtra
Wriuht of Bobbin, knocked out
George Strong, of Denver, in one
round, this morning. The tight
w as for a purss ol ysM.
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