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TiM-eS'M.l'rioS OK I'AT.SKRSIIIP-
IJ N ntice I" her. M g veu that I hi lir n cf
N wl A S'ninio i. .loin hn-ti ie-i niilvr I hit
uwi4 at 11 ton Mill hereby issolveil hv
ui ulna' consent. Mm Nurl retiring. Ihc
himrien wilt i.e niilm irl by hanin m A
T Il3tlll401.
OST In this .it m M-hi.i.iv, Oct. a
J flat iut:h harm. Iaruu' the nion
eg arn r'. i." aal on the ivrcrxe si-le
fire r. Tiu ti r wi I p m4c leave the
( una at lliii M.o c cr.
JOST-On ih r i n- Albinv or in Al
J ha-iv, a ill ifk l.:hfl r i;rip coatainini;
a i:.v k vi-st a-i. i:itt a iair el overalls, a
br' I ariiiimiil h it, a )j.tir ( aaies, 'J shirts, a
-iri.l a n,, ni'i ail rii-li. a iwir of
t'ir u. I lin.;rt lir j rwr h-iHe aiil
br t. e in 'K.tt'e. .' ;i revo'vtr. Litit-ru re
ifil w:il r .ut to th? tlnJer on lta iny
th'J 11U-1 :t II Kll l.l I'tti -e.
1)Y T ur . h nl W - Ihti wh nl ta fur
thi f r Isil, is n cv il-ie a.rl payable.
"1 i-iM.-r are re elc-i'i: I t-i rail or unfitly,
at tnc i ft -e oMIir tSerk, t HlrW h;rt and
lav the Maine. Aiguu.l, C, e. Hurkhart,
l-lefk.
"L1JK KENT A ne it life rm eottai;e
X Lear Ho.it he'ii rM-ilie ilepot. Apll at
Le t ll.iti-l,
j 1 B. WIN, AvJKVT rW THE LKAl.
J ini An, life anJ a. :(!). it iiHiinuice cum
iitlii. MONEY TO LOAM -HOME CAPITAL O.N
r l real eJ;. ae-rnrity. For p irticu.
art en-juire jl Oe-. ltim,ihrey.
JO' vatinn, anil un ler fen, for ale at
per a :ru. Within I) uii.ori from railroail
t Ui in a il 10 miles it j.u Albany. Apply a:
thi ottl'je.
CI N WA hu minive-l i lann irv to the
O irmhii me coner of Se - oiiU anil
Lund fur alr.
t. 10. 20, 10, nU acr. h. easy t-niw, install
ment plan die ip anl iiih-prt-el. Ano a
JV rity owiie'l by tl. Itraiit
la ait arvelnjc.
PtRriwi D.i:mo niaviviso ooxiCAKna
tain a:i'iirate ml pnmipt irk by eailinv
upon eniinty urvejr K i'. T. Kialicr. tlr
haNcoinpl'jlu 'enpiefiof B?I1 notea antl town
hip plat, aii'l la prepnrc I 'nilo urvi v:nc III
tftj part if Linn oounty. rost'ilii.-e aiMreHH,
Mil leru StaMam. I.mn eo't it , Oreipm.
ALI MISI M All V liipufe II .w
prinrel S-iT'l:M M- ch -.lili-al J.i.irnai
of I, -t Ko ei'n InWiiti imh ai't PnrHi'.
V il, II. Ni -'Vim. tt, i un iranl !
(imi mi MTipti -n v. en -r year, with 4
Aiinni'i'iiii I. 1 1 i'it .smut iiih, nut
t,i: vii. n i e i .ui. It a-ii h i'l " l to Ui:-t-i-.,
Al.itlit'M 's P" iii.i-MtN'i C", New
port, h...
AUmiiy X:rs'-rirs.
V.V nr titff rinir t' 1:i'i'th t he
fin-t lot of fruit t r:-i-.a. if nil de
sir itiV varicti 'H. in t it stutt.
n' Imtiilrf -1 a'ld liity t lio isatul
trees fur tlii-t Hlliii:n"r's f:l:l If.
Itis; 't;f.i' i i -it--1 .-lit-1 Hntirffai'
t n n'Pirwi -f I.
Sen 1 fur v i'ikli!'t or rail and
B-'e usaf th" ol I 4 !l tut horiestead
one half n;li" ni.uf !i vest of AHany.
II m t' IWtoUNKI I,.
y - Sawimr
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HOVAHO Ei S0.V,
KTKAM SAW. I'KOM IT WORK
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STASARD & CUSICK, Prooa.,
PPCIKCKK BLOCK, - - ALB VST,
UeJer In
D3UC3. MEDICINES. CHEMICAIS. FANCY
anil Toi'et arri. i-a, Simn.'ca, Bniihea,
I'erfum.-ry, hool lt-K'k, ai.U Ar
t'Bt'a Sup: iii.
PPhysi'-ian'B prescriptionr
carefully compounded.
H. OH EGO,
Tailoriii llepairiiiff.
M.-n'san l lt-i a' rlotliinc m ule to onler or
ctfnne.1 tiinl n-paireil un ihort notke ami
re:ioiiabbi rate.
ftii.p on t-ie Btni-t i"ar line between Thini
ui r'uiir'h stn-tta
I'onr.i 1 .Mi-ye rs new oven is
now impleted, and lie is better
jire;iai i
t ti an ever to serve ins
n!il eu-
t..'iiira : weII as new fine?
witii
1 1... ii...r nf fresli liread. rakes.
in fart everytiiin fruiu t lit" dainti
est lu t rc lis to tliu linul elaliorute
.ved.Inu: taaen. I lou-ekeeers
are invited to Kve the product of
Iiih new oven a trial.
At
Will .t Stark's can Ik? seen
tioine of the uiiiPt lieantllill I.nlit-H
wold wiirh'-n. whi. li have just
inseti recti vu'.
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TOVOOD TEMPLAR".
Do you know that Moore's Ids
vealed Rnniedy is the only patei.t
medicine in the world that dot 3
not contain a drop of alcohol ; tin t
the mode of preparing it is known
only to its discoverer; that it is an
advance in the neienceof medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; that its propriet ! 3
oiler to forfeit $1.(100 for any case
of dyspepsia it will not cure?
Cram's I'uriTallcil Atlax.
The new edition of this unrivall
ed work ia now bein- delivered Wy
the agent, Mrs. A. M. Ta!t. The
work is a most excellent one, and
this edition Ma "Teat improve
ment upon former oned, "living
all the latest date and much new
matter that was not in the previous
editions. It should he in everv
fauiily, and on every business
uian'8di-sk. Those who are not
supplied can proenre the atlas br
addressing P. O. Uox No. 00 Al
bany Oregon.
We are the only peopK who car
ry the celebrated E. & W. collar
and cuffs. Always have the latest
styles in stock, T L. Walla- e A Co.
Bazaar-
Wholesale price of siiL'ar: IllO
lbs. extra C. f l.7 i ; 100 lbs. .'-aiiu-la'i-d.
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My display of new toys and
novelties for the h-'ilidav-!
this year will In- sonietliiiig
Moiidetful.
3toue5 and
JUIKIS
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MATTHEWS ft I IMWi, ALBANY, 0R180X
AUTUMN
Cloaks, Jackets Fur Trimmed fiarmcflts al
-ThisJiueation'iMii be
SAM'L. K. YOUNG,
UTIfO HAS OPENED Fi)R THE FALL AND WINTER TRVDE A M VMM )TII ASmRTM EST OF
11 l.aiiies Dress (i iods, in cloth, silks, hi-eign and d mi Mti,; f iliri -i, s vis, n:i. rvve ir, gbives, hosiery,
I laces, linens, and white goods, notions, novelties, etc.
Also a coniple'e assort:n-'nt of Boots and Shoes, Staple a el I'.t'iey ( i rticories.
nSTABLISHEO IN W,.T 11 PIONEER DRY iii !S il V
H by keening a stci-k large puoiigb t M-ipply a'iv want, an I in i'5i:i .1
J as will give fatisfaelion IhiHj in ijua'ity and prices.
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LOSE CASH BUYERS Vi-iriN'. THIS MVRKET ARE Esl'Ki
invited to inspect his stock, which is complete in p.11 hh numerous
ments, at'dlpurehaeml especially for
Highest of all in Leavening Tower.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I am an old man and have Im-cii
ia constant Biitlerer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
Itirelv cured bv the use of Klv't"
Cream Halm. It is Plunge that so
simple a remedy will cure turh a
stubborn disease 1 Icnrv I i II
inirs, I. S. Pension Att'v, Waeh-
, ington, I. V.
j For eight years I have millered
; from catarrh, which fllected my
eyes and hearing; have employed
many physicians without relief.
' I urn dow on my second bottle of
; F.ly's ('team lSalrn, and feel conli-
dent of a complete cure. Mary C.
j Thompson, Cerro (iordo, 111.
-KIIK VKRV I.ATFST NFWS
I is that you can buy at Julius
iradwoii 's l;.i.tar, fur int
cash, goods as f.'llows :
17 lbs. granulated siivr ir I
L'O lbs. ext a I ' HiL'ar '. .no
No. 1 kerosene, pert-inglcal. ."'"i
." L'allons go.id p ckles !ul
'o lbs. No. I Savon n i. oO
ArluicUlc cnllie. per i ; i : 1
1 will conduct a strict rash store,
and all g oiU w iil he s.ild t.,r net
ca li from In to -'."i pir tint, le-s
than regular price.
My stock of ( !iin:iu are, fircy
genii's and all tin- di sirable styb-'s
liiishcs, :n well ax stapl'- ur- i r
ies rrockety lauiis :nnl ;ixi.in-.
is Ci.'lli;-lete itl l-Vl rv :i v. I make
a speciality of line i-.!i--e-at !
baking powili r. ai.d : :i p'easeu
my i-iist miers.
.Il i n s i:: iii-.vo:ii.,
Ai.pasv, Oct. 17. I v 1 1 .
Sipua re
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South cf a!
IS II I- 111-:,
in i till and on the
"Who h:s the
s.itisf.tc'orilly answered a', the old
thejfall season of
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Baking
Powder
Si-hnol Tax Notice.
The school tax in school
list i itt No 5, is now due and pay
able. Call at my oflii-e and pay
the same before it becomes de
linquent. C. G. r.l llKIMKT.
1 lie t rid 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. Every
one seems to bo delighted when
they buy from M. and W.
n:i:ir uixs.
We ilisii-i tu say to our c-iti -.lis,
that for years we have been sell,
ii! 1 ) r Kiti-'s New Discovery fur
l.'iiii.-iiinptimi, l)r King's New Life
l'ilis, liuckli-n's Arnica Salve and
KUrlrir liitters, and have never
li.ilnlli-d reim-dies that sell H8, or t lint
have "ivi-n such uiiiiir--.il salii.ir
tir ii. We do not hesitate In u-Uitrun-tee
,ltn'iii 'every time and we stand
ready t ri fand tin: purchase pi ire, if
s.it'iM'.i'-lni y n suits du not fulluw tlie;r
use t hese reiuedii'M liave moii their
L-n-it iopul.irity purely mi their
iiht'i!.-, i'ushay .V Mason Druggist,
Slu-pp riiit"KiHilit4 tf I lie Vnlil
One of the ue;st beautiful and
appropilate holiday liooks that
has In en i.usueil, t ears the title
above given. It is fully ex
I 1 1 i - by (be title, for it illus
tri'.cs all of the objects and scenes
ot interest in the iliUVrent parts of
w.'i'l l, and that lo with all the
truthfulness and beauty of
t!.e genu'cit' pbotogiaiih. (vei'tAO
hundred and liity of these full
page photographs aie given. The
book is one of the linest gilt b-mks
l!i;-.t i ouid be imagined of, and is
s'mp'y sti'.erb. 1. il lie sold by
.-Illl'CllptiOII.
1 SlIK lr..IIKr
T-i me- whirh i-' iruaraiiteed to tiring
you -aiisfa tory re.-uits, or ill case of
laiiuie a return of purchase price,
i .i Ihis saf" plan you can buy from
It- .-nHi-rli ed druggists a bottle of
In- King's New D-covcry for Om
iinipl:oii. 1 1 is guar-iiti-ed to bring
r. lief in cwry case, hen Used for
any alli i limi of Throat. I. lings, oi
I le si -m I, as (ioiiMiiuptioii, liill.nii.i.
lion of 1. tings. Bronchitis, Asihiii't,
Wl ping 'tigli. lioiip, etc, eie
I I i - leasant and agreei ble to taste,
p rf. cl'y saf.-, ami call always be de.
peieleil tip-in, trial bottles free at
Ko.-hav .V Ma.-oli, Druggists,
SI'H I I. H ill's IM.KICOI S.
Scarcely a day passes wiilmut the
lu asof .some, large failure dishing
over the wires -the usual result of
spi ci:la ion in slocks or some equally
il nii-'otts venture. The same elect lie
en rent carries to dear li.t.nit Iriciid
the sad tidings of dentil of loved eilts
too often tin; result of sp i illation
in patent nostrums. Moore's Iten-aled
le-nieily is no speculation bill is Hold
on positive guarantee. Do not fail ti)
go to your druggist and asl f ir four
nio-H-y if not Fatislicd. We knoun
vim w;!i g iaml buy another bottl
K ir -ale hj all ui uggists.
AND THE IXWIKY ON THE
l:ps of every woman will be,
b. - st stock if
Ladius Pali Dirssw,
established house of
VI r. I S'KI) PI'BLIC FAVOR
; -.-ialty of s-b-cting snclt goods
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I A LI.Y
1891
depart
ACT SUSTAINED.
Supreme Court Holds to Lower
x Cou.t Jaudgment
IMl'OKTANT TO PORTLAND.
Th Conolidati' D Do s Not Chang
Other Laws Ia aoe aid Peoitea
. ltentitry SvCraiti.
Salkv, Nov. 12. In the supreme
court to-day in the case of II. D.
Winters, appellant, vs. M. C.
'tieorge, et al, respondent, on ap
peal irorn Multnnmih county.
Tfce judgment of the lewer court
was allinued, opinion by Strahan,
C. J. The supreme court holding
that the consolidation act did not
repeal the Aleussdorfl'er act, and
that the provisions of the latter
act are to be carried out by the
new city of Po t'and.
Abraham Pikula, an insane
Finlamler, was broug it to the
asylum to-day from Astoria. He
is 50 yeprs old and bus been insane
for two yca'S.
(J. A. "Bennett was brought to
the penitentiary todty to serve
one year for larceny. He is fiom
Pendleton.
The N rthwea! Norwegian Dan
ish M E. echool of theology, of
Portland, filed articles of incorpor
ation to-day. The sjurce of rev
enue is donations.
I.VSANK JKII.OISY.
CauHe tlio Monlcr of An liimicrnt
Man.
San Antonio, Tex., Nov. 12.
Near Iit iart, a isolated lit tie
to ii tf Live Oak county, one
nlyht laM wick occurred a very
peculiar murder. Antonio Vera
and Sebastian Tenes, well-to-do
Mexican rinchers, love I a girl
named Ch quda Klo-e. Veratirst
met t'h ipiita, courted her and was
to ::iriy her when the fall crop of
cattle was sill. Terres then ap
pealed on the scene. He came
fiom Southern Mexico and wore
t lie picturenpie dress of th it sec
ton. He was a handsome young
fellow with plenty of money. He
bought a lare pasture and
stocked ii. The girl became in
fatuated with b in, and the lover
leiuonstra'ed with her in vain
He burned with jealousy. Fin illy
he plotted to kill bis rival. On
seemiiiily friend, y terms with
Terres, he inv.ted him to piiH the
night at his iitiaiteis. Teires
accepted, promitiing to call
at the hotite tit 1 o'clock, after
linishing a call upon Senorit
Flores. Vera got drunk and went
!o his ranch. A litt'c afterthe ap
pointed hour he entered his rooni.
Only the starlight was shining
through the windows. He could
see the form of Terres lying on the
he I. He placed a Winchester to
the ear of Ids sleeping rival, blew
out his br.nns, and coolly lighted
a I imp, ho ding it near the body.
He was embed t j see the body
of lb runs Veutro, an intimate
friend. As il appears in the evi
dence Terres suspected foul play,
and induced Ventro to take hie
p'ace as the guest cf the dispos
sessed lover, having lirst loaded
him with mescal. Terres has dis
a. i.eaie I, the girl is still at her
f.uirerV ranch. Vera has surren-
iletc-d. and unless be tn Js means
'o commit biiicide, will undoubted'-
hang.
IlttKMIIXO Ilia AC I ION.
And Id ao 'Dolus; KID th IlefeD
dant lu the Malt.
Paso Roblks, CaL, Nov. 12.
Yesteiday afternoon A. M. Slier
wood met Jude John Kelshaw
upon tho street and inquired about
the charge that had been exam-im-d
lefore Kelshaw and a jury, in
which Shetwood was detendant,
the jiry having disagreed. Judge
Kclsiiaw told him he did not
know, that it all lay with the
prosecuticg witnesses, but that be
hoped the jury would be dis
missed. Sherwocd said he hoped
not, as he wanted to be tried and
.-H-quitted. He then commenced
to cab the judge names and said
that he had endeavored to rake up
cases against hi n. Kelshaw de
nied the charge, and one word
brought on another until Sher
wood struck Kelshaw with a
screw-driver, which he had in his
hand, and Kelshaw backed off and
endeavored to get away, but
Sherwood caught hold of him.
Kelshaw then drew a revolrer and
siioi Mierwooil three tini-.s, one
hall entered the liody near the
heart. The combatants struggled
for a few minutes before Sherwood
loosened his grasp and fell. Pop
ular opinion is that Kelshaw acted
m sell defense.
A OIKId WILD KIDE.
Foi Mile, Like Mairppa. Faat to a
Broncho' Back.
Miss Cora Arledge, a young girl
14 years of age. with her father,
arrived in town last night from the
forests of the West and from the
Big Horn basin. Miss Arledge
met with a most serious and re-
ma' kable accident at her home
recently. Her fa' her is a ramb
tnaninthe Big Horn basin, and
one day last week a jcowboy rode
tip to h 8 ranch on a young horse
that he was breaking. In a spiri'
of jeet he dared Miss Cora to rid-t
the horse, when, without a
thought, she vaulted into the
saddle, throwing her leg around
the horn, and the hoiee in to buck
ing and pitching at a furicus rate,
but she stuck to him, quieting him
every jump. Then the horse be
pan to run and ran for two straight
hours over the prairie, with Mi.-s
Arledge hanging to I he reins and
three cowboys in hot pursuit.
One of (hem at last succeeded in
lassoing the frightened animal ar.d
gradually brought it to aMandstill.
Miss At ledge was told to get off,
but she answered that she could
not, and just then the horse made
another plunge, broke the lasso
and started again on its wild
career. It ran for over twenty
miles and then dropped dead, a-ul
its daring rider was found. un
conscious by its side. At fir.-t it
was thought that her h g was
broken, as she did not appear to
have the uee of it, but upon an
investigation it was found that no
bones were btoken, but the
muscles of the light leg. from the
long severe strain in holding on to
the horn cf the saddle, had lest
their power, and her leg hangs
limp and useless She was sent to
Omaha for treatment. Casper
C Wyo.; Special to Denver News.
Important Timber Cane.
A motion was agr-ed to in the
CniUd States supreme court
Tuesday, in which thousands of
men, who heve taken up the
heavily timbered land of Oregon,
Washington and California, under
the act of Juue 7, 187S, as timber
land, are interested. The I'nited
States courts on the Pacific coast
have un formly decided that lands
"chiefly valuable for timber, but
unlit for cultivation," were limber
lards within the meaning of the
act, but the interior department
lias held that if they were valu
able for timber, but capable of be
ing ma le agricultural land at any
coat, then they were agricultural
lands. The result is that under
such a construction, it is contended
there is little or no t inber land,
unless it was to le found, the
department of the inteiior
decbred, "in the rugge.l, barren
and mountainous regions." In
the case of the I'nittd Stites vs.
Budd & Montg m-ry. there was a
suit brought to cancel a patent on
that ground. I'nited Slates District
Judge II an ford decided that it was
timber land or else there was no
ti nbt-r land in Washington. Now
the I'nited States, through the at
torney general, appeals the case
and asks that it be advanced. The
supreme court decided to advance
the case, inasmuch as there are
thousands of cases depending on
this decision There will be a
hearing January 11 next.
. A Large Cougar.
Eugei.e Register: Fairmount
will o:n have the reputation of
being a resort for w ild annuals.
Not long since a el e bear and her
cubs Wi re killed there and last
Sunday con idi rable excitement
w as caused by a large cougar pa-sing
through' there. The cougar
went its way nnmoles'ed. Ssnie
of the sportsmen in town wanted
to chase it, but cou'd aot not tind
a goo I dog to assist. When laM
since air. Cougar wa southwest ot
town a sl-ort distance and was
probably after a lot of sheep pas
tured out that way.
Ileantlful as Well a Kellgtoua
Pkagi e, Nov. 12. The Princess
Marguerite of Austria, abbess of
the community of noble ladies, is
improving, and may, it is thought,
regain her health. The prince-s
is the most beautiful woman con
nected with the Austrian imperial
family-, and also ths most religious.
As head of the community in
Prague, the aobess has earned a
reputation for sanctity that may
help to place her in the lifct of
saints. There appears to be no
romance connected with her adop
tion of the veil. She is now 21
years old.
1. P. Church Sociable.
The C. E. society of the 1. P.
church will give a sociable in the
church this (Friday) evening. The
committee on entertainment
promise an evening full of fun.
Sandwiches and hot coffee will be
served. An admission fee of 10
cents will be cbaiged at the door.
All are invited. This is the fust
of a peries of sociables and enter
tainments to be given this winter.
Some programs are being arranged
mar, win oe very cnwriaiuing.
BI'IKLEKa AKSIl'A HALVK.
The best salve in the world for Cut j
Bruises, 8o.es, Ulcers, Salt Kheuni,
Fever sores. Tetter. Chapped Hand,
Chilblains. Corns., and skin Eruptions,
and pos lively cures files, or t.o pay
required. It is guaranteed to giv
werfect satisfaction, or money re
funded, Price i5 cents per box. Fcr
sale by Koshey & Mason
Fell Ieal.
These words are familiar to our
readers, as not a day passes with
out the report of the sudden death
ofeoine prominent citizens. The
explanation is "Heart Disease.
Therefore beware if you have any
of the following symptor is : Short
Breath. IVin in Side, Smothering
Spells, Swollen Ankles, Asthma-ic
Ureattnng, weak ana Hungry
pells. Tenderness in Shoulder or
Irregular Pulse. These symp'oms
mean heart disease, the most
reliable remedy is Dr. Miles' New
Heart Cure, which has saved
thousands of lives. Book of
testimonials free at Stanard &
Cusick, who also sells the New
Heart Care.
TRAIN ROBBERS-
Hold Up a Milwaukee Train in
Wisconsin.
LA KG E TKKASI KE IN SAFES.
Withitatid the RcLbrrc EfJorts-Pas-er-gers
Unmolested Bomlia Used le
Open the Car-
Mii.wAfKEK, Nov. 12. A mid
night train irotn Chicago on the
Milwaukee & St. Paul load was
rob'-ed by masked men near
Western l'n:ou junction at one
o'clock this morning. The train
had been out to a junction twenty
three miles south of this place, and
w en within about a hail a mile,
the fireman, Edward Averill, who
was putting fomc coal into the
furnace, was st n tied by a imife
behind him. He turned around
and il scoverod two m isked men
clamberingo-cr the tender. Bo'h
levelled their doubh -'larrelled
guns at the fireman and engineer.
Bill AL-Kay, with the injunction.
"Don't move an inch till we tell
you to, or e will bio the top of
your d d heals off." Engineer
McKay was directed to run about
a mi e from the Western I'nion
jinn; io-i. He was then com
manded to stop, and bath men or
dered to etep d jn out of the citb.
lhey were marched to the express
car, ui dt-r cover, and then the
work of blowing open the express
ear beian. Several bombs, the
lireinin thinks, e;e h-own into
the cars, and the explosions were
t ;rrilic, and must nave awakened
every pairenjer on the train, bit
tuiho.'y appeared on the scene.
Th-: robbers were urdoub'.cdly not
less than six or seven i i number,
judging from the m inner in which
they conducted the operat ons.
General Manager Erling of the
St. Paul & Milwaukee road re
ceived a t.ispatch this in r.Ving
saving the robbers di 1 not get any
booty from the express car h..hl up
near Western I'nion juuc ion I bis
morning. The dispatch said t'.e
robbers, after gaining mhnisri n
to the express car demanded the
messenger t open the rales. He
refu-ed and t'le sales were pitched
out ol the car on to the ground.
In the meantime a rear biakeman,
ui derstanding the situ ition, rush
ed hack to the junction and got the
engine, and a ossk at once went
to i he scene and the roliliers tied.
The robbers had tried t) for
opeu the doors of the sate, but
were unsuccessful. The train w nt
on I Milwaukee, and a f ist mail
train, which left Chicago, picked
un the sifes and carried them 1 1
Milwaukee. T-ie police of Aid
wall kee and the secret service of
t'ie St. IVil system, together with
the sherd! ot Kacme coiiutv, are
in plltsnit of the to'.bcrs. Their
Might w as so hasty, they 'did not
take the precaution to c iver lin-ir
tracks, so the lli'ials believe t''ev
will gt them before loi g. Ex
press Messenger Murphy reported
nt h 'aduuaiters if t'ie American
Express (.o-npany and gave an
a count of his experience. He
detailed that a nuiuU-r -of shots
were tired by three robbers who,
after gaining an entrance, de
manded and got the keys to the
safe at the muzzles of their guns.
The engineer was compelled to
force opt-n the local pale containing
money and valuables consigned
from i'hicag i for points between
Chicago and La C'osse. As the
through sifes had combination
locks, the robbers were unable t j
get into them.
1IKKISII SI' I. TAN.
Hie Tyrannical Cruelty Duel Nut
Work Writ
Consta -tixoi-k, Nov. 12. The
Bultan has ordered the strength
ening of the military forces in Tri
poli, 'he only imporUi.t Afr'cui
province stili acknowledging the
actual sovereignty of the porte.
The Tripolitans have been consid
erably shaken in their allegiance
by the rejiorts of the pro.-perity of
Tunis under French, ana Egypt
under English rule, and the
symptoms of discontent have of
late become alaim ng to the tyran
nical pasha. This otlicer has en
deavored to put down discor.teLt
by the infliction of ba-barous pun
ishments, and it ii no uncommon
sight in the capital to see half a
lozen poor w retches impale I in
tin market-place. Theie Lorrirs
have only served to ex ite th';
popular feeling in a still higher
deare'e. Turkish rule is in real
lauger, and the appear an re of a
trench fleet would doubtless be
followed by an t-v.-rw helming in
surrection againn the sultan s
an hority.
BRAZILIAN TKIM BI.KS.
Dictator Fonaeca Trying- to Subline
Revolution.
London, Nov. 12 T. -dav's ad
vices Irjm Kiu tirntide lo r-ui
Hive the reasons lor the secess'on
of that province. One is that.
owing to the distance ol l lie
province from Rio Janeiro, i's in
terests do not attract the a'.tent on
thev deserve. Another is that the
state prefers to govern itself, and
does not sgr.-e w ith the general
policy- of guiding affairs at thel
north. HaF nscca is, all rumors
to the contrary notwithstanding, '
in apparently good health, and (
able to make a vigorous campaign,
It is reported in Montevideo that
Da Fonseca has declared his pos
iiive resolution to put down the
rebellion in the south, and
toenmlciy, if need be, every abb
bodied mar within reach of bis
authority. The dictator has abol
ishe I exemption from military
service, which heretofore could be
purchased in Brazil. Hereafter
rich and poor will have to take
their turns in the army, which is
being rapidly increased. The
ii-uiy is more efficient than it was
under the empire, and the navy
has also been strengthened. There
is every prospect, therefore, of a
protracted struggle, should Rio
Grande Do Sul persist in its deter
liiina ion to secede.
A private telegram received is
to the effect that Rio Grande Do
Sul is now entirely in the hands
of the feceders from the dictator
ship of Da Fonseca. The dispatch
also says the military have given
support to the seceders.
IXUKTEII FOR BRIBERY,
That la What the 8. F. Grand Jury
Say.
San Fkaniisco, Nov. 12 The
joint indictment by the grand jury
against Bucklcv and Rainey on
Tuesday, charging them with brib
ery, is the universal subject of
con versa'ion today about the city
li ill and 'he city generally, the
grand j'liois are generally compli
mented, and it is frankly admi'.ted
that they have now certainly
proven that they have been in
iiirnet-t in their work. Rainey s
present w hereabouts is cot dei
in to. Af er the eheritr returns
the bench warrant, w hich be will
probably do tomorrow, the district
attorney w ill have to write to the
governor, stating the facta cf
the case, enclosing certifi
ed copies of the indict
men's, the bench warrants, the
re tin us made thereon, depositions
taken be-fore the grand jury, etc.,
and cite the extradition laws be
tween the I'nited States and Great
Britaii pert lining to persona
wa-iied for felony. The governor
will then inform the Mate depart
ment at Washington requesting
then, to take the necessary s'epsto
e-urj the stit render of the cul
pnts by the doinnion givern
m n . If Buckley and Rainev
-an niy be brought within the
rea -h of California taw, it ia gen
erally supposed that this first in
dictment, will be only one of the
many indictments that a ill be
found against them for the many
j bs Unit they have taken a con-
i-picno is part in.
Morinmi Kldera at Work In Rueela,
Sr. Pi:TKRMti BeJ, Nov. 12. The
autiioriiif8 of the famine-stricken
province of Samara are dealing
with a new evil in the shape of an
inva-ion nf.Mornion missionaries
from America. - These are con
doc ing as active campaign among
I he pi -or peasants, who are induced
by clrcumst inces to readily be
lieved a-iy etory alut the proui
i ed land being st a distance away
from Russia. The Mormons in
variablv telect for their victims
families that have girls. They
ieseribe their home in America as
a laua Mowing with mine ana
honey, and just the place for the
starvii.g peasant The latter are
led 'o part w ith their little be
longings at any price and under
take a iourney to America. Tha
authorities are at last aroused to
the determination to put down
Mormoiiism in Samara, and tha
missionaries will have to seek pas
tures new.
Federation of Woman' Pre Clubs
Boston, Nov. 12. The first an
nual convention of the National
Federation of Woman's Pren
Clubs is in session her a. The
principal business was the adopt
ion of a constitution and the
election of their officers. Mrs.
Sal ie Joy White, of Boston, presi-
tent; .Mrs. Jlartlia l. Lincoln.
Wash ngton, vice-president; Mrs.
L I. C. l.dliorn, can rrancisco.
record nz le-cretary ; Mrs. Fannie
II. Kattall, Chicago, treasurer;
-Mrs. Belva Lxkwood, Washing
ton, auditor.
lie la Paid to Stay Away.
Vienna. Nov. 12. Ex-Kine
Milan is to receive an additional
2,000,000 francs from gervia aa
part of the price for his compli
ance in living away from Servia.
lheex-king has no desire to re
turn, hav nj tasted the delights of
rarij, w here he has been leading
a int st ex ravagant life, bavimt
run through 1 (KIJ,COO franca in a
few months. He is known on one
o -fusion to have given a diamord
iing wor h oOoo francs to a favorite
irtis .
The Chilian Cabinet Kealg-a.
la.snox, Nov. 12. A dispatch
from Saii!ii'g de Chili, says ths
cabinet appointed by the junta
have tendered their resignations.
This action is due to the fact the
hbeial deputies failed to elect
councilors of sta'e in accordance
with the agreement they bad pre
viously entered upon with the
minis ers.
Trichluu' in American Pork.
IoNiosi, Nov. 12. The Chron
icle tt is morning announces that
trichina- has been f tund in Ameri
can pork at So'.ingenf, a town of
Rhenish 1'iussia.
Have you seen those beautiful
cement walls in the cemetnr -a
put up by E. W. Achison, at alt
the cost of atone.
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