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ALIJANY, OREGON, SATUUDAY, KOVEMBElt 14 1891
K4;; SILK, WANTS, ETC.
N otue h r. h i ven that the tlrn cl
N ' A S nmi irt. domic usi lea u trier th it
it mi l l; in MnU m hrrchv involved b
laT- ia! o..tr.t. Stn V. reti'imf. The
tiMi-Ms- i i in uji-tiiiuel by .S linn ua
A U !ll'5 I,
1 oT !)i thin oil . Ht'tty, vt. 1
! -(" kikI lira tn ritir- nit a
ft; ,;r .r. liii ft uu r wi I ts.ic leave thr
I1IL' Al II KK t.lt CT tr.
1o;r n h r i i Vtunv or in Al-
a s. k i--f i ., ;ur l ovrrulW, a
h: n i -fi -i ii - i it fct, i:i-h.'4, 2 9hirt, a
r " ft I 4 n.. :i t - .ii.t ini-Ii, a Kt r ol
m !' ui-l l i t 1 i r i4 r t.tr h 'iw aim
hr f t-inift', ' rvv..r, LiiM-rul re-wt-.i
f.o to (h : HriJor on (caiinj;
1 V v mi- h l tn - The -h mI t for
I in ii v tint a l pavable.
1 -u arc re iu-t'v 1 1 1 ail T .n;tly,
at tru ii ii - or f Ii ter;. ' ii K ir li irt anil
v thr utie. U' Murkhart,
"I 1 iC KKNT A i't llvr t-nuii cuHil''
J i t-ir 1 1 ii lUv.lio '!e;M.t. Apply at
.!fl.
I j 4.i ni", t.'i: ki l t ! -at i:iiurauo coin
M
iNi:V T IhiMK CAI'I TALON
1 jiVltKi K l4Ni At! fit for culti
IfM' v.ti.ii, arl uiIt fci-e. for nalr t
l) (K.-f r-, W.tiun hii.ft Iro:u r.iilrowl
kri m 'i ii U fni ! Ir ui Atltiuiy. Aptly af
t i v s ;v
Li VS V V Jirt ro u el h Uuii Iry to the
O :r-ii i i t l no cor ivr of Sooml aitd
La ii I fur Hair,
ft. 1-, !, If, !.'.. rasy ttrm ir.sta!!
ftieut h iv iiih rit;l. Airtu f
w i try 'l imiii- l hy . Hr nt
L.tnl urvrylftff
J v:i -vUi .(.' inl prompt -rk ly calling
itivvk j'Mi'i'y d'lrvH'iof K T. T. Ki-hr. lie
i' n'r.i'ic'w copit ti rt'M iK-ttn ami towii
nh: iU'i, a.id i jnvjrt I to do survevintf in
i iK.rt i Li tin co;iti'.y. l.tto.ti ailtlretta,
N l;ua SV! . L'nn it .Onoii.
A H VI M A'i '
JV iT.nte-J -ii- t.ii M
fl" l-ti K eid I .Vitifi ,
V)',ll Ni " iri-i, ;., i
(I Pill "HTlpti !l -I
1; nuff llitlll
- t il t.iu il J ournal
traiit vti l.'i,
r yt ir, with 2
Soil. t.-iiirs S j
Al.niiM'i ii L if i ''..ivi-r
tlllt
:v tmv '
.M MIM J
It ia i!l l-nl t" tilr-
Albany Nursrit's.
V, arMTi-rin.' t pliin'iT I lie
fr.-t l"t i 'ruit tries, of ail de-
iriS'c v:ri"ti- ff. in t'n- ."tutf.
Dili' hundred :nnl fifty thousand
trf for tiiU su:ir.ii-r' t;l:l If.
Iu--j '!!. i i I and satidfac
t'.i'i i;u:ir ui.t e I.
Sen 1 lr f I'.il.v'1" or t'-t" an,l
g !i'-i;it t'l'" ol I CiifiP honsti-'ad
on.-half n:'" t;:'i .ve-t of Vlhany.
H i ! S .V Jili'iWNEl.l..
".t the Sex: "- ihiyt t -
406. A GORD !
HQV7AR0 8l SON,
h r K a m saw. I'KOMrr work
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CITY DKUti STORE
i CU3ICS, Proo.,
I'KMr'KKK I :.'K, - - ALBAS V,
iN-iier :.i -
MUC3. MFDICinES. CHEMIS. FANO
nnl T-i'et .rti i- 4. S r'ftv. UmihIht.
t'cr'uini'f . S1i1 H-'k, ai.J Ar-
:f MJ. lit
jfCrTliysieiati's presrripli i n t
C tref'i'ly rmiw)ii:id'd.
Tailoring Repairin!.
Mhu'j l I: " eloihiiiij ml" o or.ler o
cV.iiel ttl rejiirea oti th rt li(tiL- an-1
r;vnti:il-l' rut-
.Sii.' r.n t.M trett -"ar line InrtHeeti Thtiil
11. 1 r'niir'li tn el.
C-jnr.l I Meyer's new oven is
now v mij.'U'tt'd, and he is better
.re;aie.t tl an ever to serve Ida
old r'l-it.iiil.TS :a well as new ones
with tli he-it of fresh hread, rakes,
in faet everything from the dainli
("t hi t rc lis to the in-t elahorate
wedlsntf rakes. Ilouaekeejiers
are inviteil to :ive the roluct of
h:s new oven a tiial.
At Will t St trk's can le seen
pome of the) most heatitiful l.tdiex
uold watfhcs. whiih have just
Wn received.
IK
TO 100 TKHPLARA.
IV) yon know that Moore'B Re
vealed Remedy is the only patei t
ineilit-ine in the world that do 3
not contain a drop ol alcohol ; thi.t
the mode of preparing it is known
only to its discoverer; that it is ai
advance in the science of medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; that its propriet y i
olTer to forfeit I.IKHJ for any case
of dysjiepsia it will not cure ?
Cram'ft I'urlvitllbtl AHmh.
The new edition of this unrivall
ed work is now beinic delivered Lv
theatent, Mrs. A. M. Talt. The
work ie a most excellent oiih, 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. Jt should he iti every
family, and on every business
man's desk. Those w ho are not
supplied can procure the atks by
HiMres-ing 1. U. liox .No. W Al
bany Oregon.
We are the only people w ho car
ry the celebrated K. & W. coll.ir
and cull's. Always lnve the latest
styles in stork, '1'! 1. Walla- e A ('o.
Bazaar-
Wholesale price of sugar: 100
lbs. extra (. f4.7."; 100 11m. g anu
la'ed, f 7-".
My d;sp'ay of new toys and
novelties for the holidays
this year will 1h sum-thing
wol.deifnl.
Stoue$ami
JllllllS
lATffltWS & WiSHB M'S, ALBANY, ORSSDj,
AUTUMN
-'"iib, Jackck Fur
Thisjiiuestionjein be
SAM'L
lUIIo HAS OPF.N'Kl) FtR Till' FAI.I. NM) WIN T !".! ntVUSA I VM I TII A IJFI F.XT OF
lV Ladies lres- (S-iods. in cloth. si'k-, I -ei u aud d tin uie t tO.i.'s s ui vls, tri I rive ir, g vim, hosiery,
II laees, linens, and whits it oih, u tioiiM, n.tveltiei, ete.
Aleo a co inde'e assort. u eit of Hoots an I Siio h, Staple a i 1 F.i-i-y ioivries.
PSTABMSHEO IN IStM.T II-; PDNEKR ItliY i) )'. II il-;:: ' I A
H by keening a stock large en-mgh to sunply auv want, a'l 1 m i'tin. a
Ii as will give Fatisfaetion ls)th in ipialily and prices.
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LOSE CASH P.UYKRS VISITING THIS MVRKET ARE KSIT.CI
invited to inspect his stock, which is complete in ;:11 hi ) numerous
ments, ard'pnrchaFHd especially for
Higtiest of all in Leavening I'owcr.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
1 am an old nun and have been
a constant eulleier with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely cured hv the use id l'.iy's
Cream Halm. It is stiaiue that Pi
simple a remedy wiil cure Mich a
stubborn disease IK-ury Hill
iiiKs, L'. S. Tension Att"y, Wash
ington, 1). C.
For eight years I have Hiillered
from catarrh, which ell'ceted mv
eyes and hta ring; havx emphned
many physicians without relief.
I sin dow on my secud Ii !tle of
Kly's Oeaiu Halm, mi l feel confi
dent of a complete cure. M iry V.
Thompson, I'erro tii-ido, 111.
Ti I K V V. K Y LA r KST N I : Ws
I is that you can buy a'. Julius
(iradwoh 's Ita.'iar, fur in t
cash. goo. Is as 1 llos :
1 7 lbs. gran.il.tled su:: u- . . ! .00
'M lbs. c::tra ' Mt-.-ar ! .ml
No. 1 kerosene, er tin'!e L'mI. .L' "
5 gal!ons go id pirt les !M
mollis. No. 1 Savon soil' 'i'l
Ar!ui'kN' cotlVe. 2'ie j r pound
I will conduct a stru t -as!i .-'tore,
and all g mmIs wiil !- s !d f.ir net
ca h fionl 10 to ''" per c-;il. 1.--S
than regular price.
My stock of (Tdnaw are, fim-y
g oils and all the desiraMc rtyh s
of dishes. :i4 wallas s'.a;l-f r r
iis crockery lamps and lix'c.i' S,
is complete in every way. I make
a speciality ol line teas, c. ilesat.d
baking powder. aMlalway.-p'rases
my ciist'imers.
Jl ills (ii: i.woiil.,
Ai.i:xy, Oct. 17. isol.
5ii7ware
Hie Largest M if
STOVES,
IIAKD1K
arifi T'XW
South of i'orlniiid ai
IS IIF UK,
mind and on
'Wi;. Ins the
TrioiBBd fiaFiiieats a.hl
sj'.iaf.ic'.orilly answered .it he old
i he", fa 11 season of
B
I-ater-t U. S. Gov't Food Report
1 Baking
1 F1 J
rowaer
i School Tax Notice.
The school tax in Rchool
ilisii ict No 5, is now due and pay
j able, (.'all at my ofliee and pay
. th: same before it becomea de
I linijuent.
C. Hl KKllthT.
I istrict ('lerk.
The men of this vicinity need
not. he jealous because their wives
talk wo constantly about Matthews
and Washburn. Its not their good
looks the ladies are talking about,
it. i: the irood oualites of the cook
i mill lii-fitiii" rftoves t hev sell. Kverv
one s"cius to he d"l:t;hted when
tiu-y buy from M. and W.
u:i:ir
We il.-iii t' say to our eiti
.i ii-. Ili.ii !'r vear we liave lu cti yell-
n 1 1- li kmi-s .- in-covery mr
t 'mi-1. n il i"ii. Mr Kind's New Life
Pilis. liii'klt-n's Arnica Salve ami
V I' iliic Bitters. :itnl li:ve r.ever
li.ih'.!l' il reineilies thai Sell ns, or tliat
I'.ivc uivi-n Mich universal s.itf.ic
t':i I!, e ilo not hesitate ! y iiaraii
Ii i- .tlii-iu every t'u.ie mid we staiul
i vaily 1" liiiiil tin- purchase Jii ice, ii
itil.i. li.i y n Milts dn nut follow the:r
u-e '1 hoc remedies have won their
!tc it I'opulai it " purely oil tlieir
iin-i'i:.-, Sisliaj .V Mason Iinisftfist-1,
Sin-pi.'-. I li..tifjr:(lii if Ilie Worlil
One of tiie mist beautiful and
nppropi iate holiday books that
has lien issued, i.uars the title
above given. It is fully ex
I hiiied liy the title, for it illus
trates all of the objects and scenes
of interest in the dill'ereiit parts of
wnil I, and t! a', two with all the
tntthfulness and beauty of
the geimii.e photograph. Over two
hundred and lifty of thee full
page photographs ate given The
book is one of the linest gift leioks
that could he imagined of, and is
simply Fimerb. Jt will be Sold by
silb-ei iptiou.
7s one which is guaranteed to briii
you sati-fa tory rv.-u'ts, or in case
of
falluic a return of purchase price,
O.i thi safe plan you can buy from
our .-nl'.eiti-cd dru.'ists a bottle of
l)r Kind's New Dscovery for Con
siiiaptiuii. Jt i- gu.ir'iiteed to brinsj
rebel in cv-.ry easi;. when Used for
any all' -i-tiim of Throat. I-uiiifS, ot
l L-t. .-uch us t;oii.-uiiition, IiiMjiiih
tiou of builds, Hroin hitis, Astlmi",
WlioopiriiT I'onli, Croup, etc, etc
It Icuxaut and afreet. blu to taste.
p.-rlcctly sale, alia call aiway.- nu n-j-pen.
led " upon. Trial hot ties free lit
Kosl:a .V Mason, DruL'isls,
rn I i.ii i in.i:icM s.
S- ari v iy a day passes w ithout the
news of soul': la -at- failure I! ishing
over tin- wire -the usual result of
spec iiluti-m in stocks or some eipiully
itaiiL't" t'iss venture. The saaie elccti ie
cu u-iit carries to dear distant Iriend
the sad tidings of diaith of loved oms
too often the result ot spi filiation
in patent nostrum. Moore's Kevealcd
ICciiii iiv i no speculation but is sold
on ;o-ftive iru.ir.iulec. Do not fail to
iro to oiir ill iiiri-t ami usk f:r your
mo iey if ii it satisfied. We known
v.ii w ill l;o ami buy iinotliei- bottle.
K .i sale bj all druists.
A N i TI!K IN12UIRY ON' THE
the I:ps of every woman will be,
-A slock of
Ul s Fall Dnsswcar.
e -ta'tili-lHil house of-
YOUNG,
s M I V I I N'K!) prnijf! FAVOR
s; -eialty of s decting such goods
I.I.Y
depart
1891
STAT1 AND COAST
Wheat - Advances to 90 Cents
: 'h ii Salem,
' . .
9NOWIS8 IN K4STKRN OREGON
CapUla Troop &:tigm from the Union
Fftclfio'i SerTlo News from tot
Cpltab
Salem, Nov. 13. Wheat jumped
ar'other five cents to-day, selling
this afu'rnjoon at U0 cents. This
is a lnttcV price than wheat has
brought yet thii eeasortor for sev
eral seasons. The market ia an
nounced as being fiini and promis
ing s'ill further advances.
The asBee-ment roll of Wallowa
county was received to-day by the
tecreUry of state. The total tax
able property is 78i.."72. Number
i f polls, 71".
Articles of iivorio ation of the
Oswego Iron Mining Co. -were
lib d with the secretary of s"ate to
day w ith a capital stock , of $2 '(,
0 !0. Tli- purpose is to develop
the iron mines recently discovered
in Yauil.ill county near Wheat
land, and to build railway lines,
etc. from the mining properties to
connect with the Oregonian rail
way near White's station. Sam
ples of re from the mine show
70 per cent pure iron.
t'Mtalu Troup Keal(U.
IWn.AN-1), Nov. 13. Captain J.
W. Troup, superintendent of the
Cuioii Ticitlc water lines, lias le
sii;i:ed that position, after a con
tinuous service of over 14 years.
His resignation caused treat sur
prise anucg rai road and shipping
men U. K. IVgraiu has been
appointed to till l-i-J place, the
change taking etleet t )-day.
NiiiiwIiib In Kanleru Orrifon.
I'knolkios, Nov. 13. It is
snowing hcie to-day. Reports
from the mountainous districts
throughout lvutein Oitgcn bring
newo ol a general snow-etorin.
Cold Weather.
Sas Frascihi-o. Nov. 13. The
weather report ibis in rninij says
the ttmpprattire feM to 4 degrees
below zero at FVt Assinniboine,
Mont., this morning, and is gen
erally below fnez ng point in all
state's west of the Mississippi to
the Rockies.
JACKSON AMD SLAV1N.
The Former Sayo The Latter Meat
Fight lllm.
Sax Fkamisco, Nov. 13 Joe
McAtilill'o yesterday afternoon
called on Peter Jackson, bis old
opponent. The meetinn was very
cordial, 8nd the two big fellows
talked two hours. "Peter," said
McAulilfe. emiling, as they shook
hands, "von can tirobably guess
the object of my v. sit. I want to
get vour pronrse fjr a return
match, providing I beat Cardiff."
"1 can't promt e you that. Joe,"
replied l'eter, who was not sur
prised at IcAu!ifiVs proposal.
'My intention is to get a match
with Slavin, whom I have been
after two years. KUvia andSollivan
are taikii g light, and Blavin i ex
pected here (his mouth, but ac
cording to Sullivan's statements
they w ill have to take a year to
prepare for the fight. I intend to
be considered in the question of
the championship, and I propose
to m ike Havin light me before he
tights Sullivan. He will have
plenty of time to prepare himself
for Sullivan after he meets me.
Hefore I make anypromifesl want
a ma'ch with Paddy. If Paddy
Slavin sets foot on American soil I
intend to make him tight me. I
wi.l follow him all over the coun
try. I may go to New York to
meet him when he arrives."
Scleure In Bread Making-.
At the recent annual meeting of
the Ameiicnn Cbemicl Society,
held in Washing'on, P. C, the
question .-l the value of carlionate
of anion ia as a leavening agent in
breaj, ot as usid in baking
powders mine up for dit-ciifsion,
in which Prof. Barker, of the
University of Pennsylvania, end
president" of the society; Dr.
Richardson, late of the United
States IVpartment of Agriculture
in Washington; Pr. Win. Mc
Murtrie, late Piof. of Chemistry
in the University of Illinois; Dr.
E. II. Ha it ley, late Chemist of the
Brooklyn, N. Y., Board of Health, !
and Prof of Chemistry of the Long
Island College, and o'lc rs Uok
part. j
The co'tBcnstis of opinion was
overwhelming in favor of the em
ployment of ammonia. It was
stated as a fact that the ammonia
rend, red (lie gluten of the flour
mire soluble than the original
tliitcn, and that the bread in
which this action was produced by
carltonate of auim.nia must be
more digestible and hence more
iiealthfut, and because of the ex
treme volatility of carbonate of
a i.monia, an t its complete ex
pulsion fr Jin the bread in the pro
ess of baking, it is one of the
most useful, most healthful and
inot-t valuable leavening agents
known.
'these conclusions are borne out
by i lie very elaborate and exhaus
tive experiments made by Prof. J.
W. M8llet, of the University of
Viigii ia, which show conclusively
that bread made with a baking
powder in which one per cent, of
carbonate of amm.nia is used, in
connection with cream ol tartar
and soda, is not only ol uniformly
better color and texture, but
product more wholesome, because
the ammonia serves to r.entraliz
any organic or lactic acids present
in the Hour.
SWIFT AS YOU MAKE THKU
l'rlnce Bismarck's Old Chef Wlu
an Odil Waiter.
Prince Bismarck's old chef, who
is now head cook in a big Beilui
restauiant, recently won a novel
bet and gave a surpris'u g exhi
bit ion of his mastery of the c ilin
ary art. He had wagered $25 that
be could kill, cl aa,-cook nnd
serve a chicken all in six minutes.
The wager was decided at nijl.t
in the cafe of the restaurant in t"::e
presence of a big crowd. The
cook appeared at it o'clock on an
an improvisid platform, Umii
which stood a gas cooking
Ftove. He helil a live
chi. ken hih above his head, and
the fowlctckled loudlv. One blow
of a ketn carver eeveri d the he id
fr- ui the neck, and the -o. k bt-
gin to pick the feathers with
great swiftness. It t. ok iu-t one
minute to get rid of everv feather.
In less than another minute the
expert had opened and cleaned
the fowl and ha placed it upon a
bmler on the gas stove.
The cook. I tisied himself at the
broiler sessonug thj lo.vl as it
cooked. It lacked just a second
of the sixth minute when he
stepped . from the id .1 form and
served the chicken to the nearest
guest, amid gnat applause. New
Vork sun.
I' liable to Vrof e It.
"Yon are a grasping man,
said Suuiway to a creditor.
"I don't know how vou I. no
that," replied the latter. "You
never gave ine a chance to gias
the money I hat ou owe me."
Detroit Free Press.
THE STORM'S tUKY
A WHEAT HUH' Ii;OM T.ttOUA
LOSES I' A It T OF 11 lilt CAIiliO
Mnch Dam pre ts Khlpulue: and
Luuof Life on the EnglUli Co ant
The Storm Coutlnaea.
London. Nov. 13 The British
ship Talisman, fiom Tacoma, Jut.e
12, for Havre, passed Ieal to-day.
She repr rts she was thrown upon
lit r beam's end in the hurricane
of yesterday, and her carg i shifted,
so it was necessary !o jettison liftv
tons of wheat. Much damage was
done the vessel by i tie storm.
AXEKGIIS1I HARK WKKCKL'l).
London, Nov. 13. The hark
which yesterday stranded off Kin-
stle, Ireland, is the Oylfe, from
(Juebec, October 1, for Ijverpool.
The life-saving ere at Kinsale
finally succeeded in rescuing the
captain and four of the crew, but
all thn other men of the hark were
drowned. The number of those
who lost tlieir lives on the strand
ing of the (iylfe is seven. Ii-asl-ers
caused by the storm continue
I to be received. News has just
reached this city of the lo6 at si-a
of the British steamer Fail field.
No lives lost.
ALONG THE FRENCH COAST.
Paris. Nov. 13. The recent
gale caused an immense amount
of damage in all parts o( .France,
and a number of prisons were
killed. Several vessels were
wrecked at Fecamp, on the Eng
lish channel, but only one man
was drowned. Several smacks, of
Cherbourg, with thfir crews, num
bering ten men, arc misdng.
A WKIMHNO III FT.
The Recipient DlMCovern That It
nan a Hiring- Attached to It,
Boston, Nov. 13. The lather
unusual spectacle of a daughter
suing her lather for a breach of
contract was what the pcop'e as
sembled in the Fourth Session of
the Superior Civil Court saw this
morning. Ca-rie A. Holmes
claimed that her father, Ilenrv
W. Smith, owed her $20,733 18.
Her dec aralion stated that Henry
W. Smith was vice-president and
director in the Smith Organ arid
Piano Company, and that plaintitl
had allowed him to deposit $20,
000 for her in the company. The
declaration alleges that the father
afterward drew out the amount
and pnt it into real estate in h!s
own name. The testimony devel
oped that the amount c'aimtd by
the daughter was a sort of a wt ti
ding present to her from her
father.
Big; Chance for IuiroTmeut.
First Artie eiplorer 1 sy !
Seci nd Artie explort r Say on.
'I say ! We're in a box."
"Jesso."
"We'll have to wait for a res
cuing party."
"That's it."
"One i!l come, I eti pine."
"Yes, they always come but
not always on time.'''
"I say !"
"Wed?"
"Don't you think the present
slyleof Arctic exploration might
Ue improved?-'
"Perhaps so. What would you
suggest?"
"I tnink the rescuing partv
ought o go ahead." New York
Weekly.
A EUROPEAN WAR
A German Officer Says It Is
Inevitable.
LI K EL Y TO OCCl'K N V X T S I K ING
A Commncication Said to iLiTs Been
Dio.ated by the Qermio Emp ror
Warlike Prepirationisa.
New York, Nov. 13. A lelUr
Ins been received in this country
within the last few das from an
ollicer n the gtneral stall' id the
tiei man emperor, which de. lares
in ilWt that war in Europe can
not Ii-) m-I pined bi yjii.l next
spring. Tin ini(or:aine of this
h tier is all the greater ill v a- A' of
the fact th it it t-as been received
by an ollieial high in the United
States government. Tl e coiiiiiiu-
nicttion is said to have been dic
tated by llietiernian empcroi him
self. It d-ehrel that th.-re is
no doubt if the massing if troops
tiy the ez ir on the frontiers of
AuMri.i, (ie many and Roumania.
At the Berlin war ollice it is said
that the Kuss:aii forte posted in
the frontier represents ild percent,
of the effective strength of the
Kussian army. Only enough
trji'p-t have been le!t in t ie east
and in the inteiior to save the
Ironlieis from savsge incursions,
and to preset ve order among the
jieople. Kussiati troops ftting
toward (he west number (-";). (KKI
men, it is deflated The hint is
also ihio.vn out that the ecent
ukase of the czar forb.d-ling
the exportation of lye and
wheat, was for military and
not for economic reasons. Since
August 1,30 1,(0.1 Russian troops,
mostly light troops ami Cossack
cavalry have been thrown into
south wes'ewi ltus.-ia, the entire
force, previous to August 1, having
been posted in eastern Russia.
Over 0 0,000 men are in p it-it ion
be' ween Odessa and Warsaw.
Before the present mobi.izati .n
was effected, the Russian war
olliee eslalili.-bed the line of sup
ply stations now being usid. The
letter further points out the
studied manner in which the czar
recently evaded the (K-rman
emperor, the only interference 'o
lie placed upon this beiiiii the
desire of the former to be tind -r no
obligations to the latter, lathe
letti r the opinion ii expressed
ihat the peace of lviroe w ill never
be assured until the pending war
lias been fought and ended, and
tli t war is inevitable eo long as
the presen. aim tmcnts are kept
up. The autbt nticitv of tlie letter
is unquestioned. Itis known that
tor son . e time lhe German war
ofliee has been in coiiiniiiiiicatior.
wi h American linns, and maik
arianemeiits for supplying the
needs of tbe lieruian army, in
time of war. Tbe-e sr ang-inents
in order to be effected ha-i to re
ceive government "auction. In
consequence there is reus in to
believe that several high olhctals
in the United States government
:ire int-'retted in these specula
tions. Whether these ollieials
v ill retain their oiliccs under the
over.iment in tha event of a
Euioptau war, remains : be sein
THE 1CKKKLS TKIl M I'll AST.
lliHatrhea from Brazil State They
are Gaining Ground.
London-, Nov. 13. A Santiago
co;regH)iident of lhe Times, ?nya:
Advices received from Rio Grande
do Sul are tj the effett that the
garrison at San Gabriel and Page
have revolted ayait st the dictator
ship of Fonseca. A later telegram
ays that in Kio Orjiu'e do su.
the oi position to Fonseca is iri
uiiiphing almost w holly through
out the province without serious
ughting. A itispatch from Ki.i
Janeiro in this morning's i ,!-
graph states the governor ami
provincial asscmhlv oppose th
coup ile et it of Pre.-itleiit de Fon
seca ri-fer.-t d to from the governor
and provincial asst niblv of the
province of iiiiao Paia.
TIIE ANAt: Hist ' OMBKKAK
Intniie Kxcitruifut in ( lilrHco-
ITholeitale Arii'itu,
Chicago. Nov. 13 Interne ex
citement prevails inlay over the
wholesale arrest last night oi a'i-
j-rchtsts at the laid hv the police
upon their secret nu tting. S -v-
eireen of the 2"4 arrested at last
night's meeting, weie arraigned in
the justice con t this inorirng
Complaints we:e ni::d against
them, some lor lesisting olhc rs,
othtrs for rariyirg co-;cealt d
weapons ai.d for disorderly con
luet. everal police otlicets wtre
examined, and tlieir evidence was
practically the sjme as the s'orv
of lust night '8 arrests.
Double
Murder
In Chicago.
Chicago. Nov.
13. A horrib'e
double murder wat committed las.t
night, the victims oi which are
Mrs. tire chen lA-rzenhager, who
kept a saloon, and her I.Vyear-uld
son, Oeorge. 1 tie woman was
choked to death, and the hoy
beaten and choked, the under
was evidently for the puipose id
robhery. No clue to the mur
derers. A Candidate for the FprakfriOiip.
St. Lous, Nov. 13. The execu
tive committee of the democratic
state couuiiltee and executive
-n branch
of the National -
tt ie Club,
iliaeniim Missouri -t ftreasionai
delegation with the exception of
one member, together with a
number of prominent and leading
demociats of the state have in
formally expressed a preference
for Win. II. Hatch, of Missouri,
t r speaker of the national bouse
of it preventatives. Hatch has
formally declared himself a candi
date for that p 'gition.
AMI-LOTTEKY MOVEMENT.
Ex-Mayor Hewitt Createa m Sanaa
lion kj a Stat mcnt.
New Yoiik, Nov. 13. A grand
detiioiist ration was held in Chick
en m hall this evening to show
sympathy for, and help the ant i
1 ittery movement in Louisiana.
The hall was packed to the doors,
and prominent men of all recta,
panics and occupations orcupied
seats on the stage, njrny of whom
delit'ered addresses. Ex-Mayor
Hewitt, in speaking of the stupen
dous imprudent: of the lottery
company, said: "Thii quest ion
levelopfc a weak sxt in tiie can
s', it utioti of the United States, ft
is thi.t a single state can determine
has de ermine 1 a residential
election. The bU.te of Louisiana
has deterniir.e.1 a presidential
election. Its vote was offered to
me for money, and I declined to
buy it. That vote was sold for
money." Mr. Hewitt's words
created consternation and surprise.
Lctt"is and tt-lrgrams of ngretfor
enforced absence were received
f-oiii Yi.-e-l'resident Morton, Post
niastei -( ien ral Wanamaker, the
Kev. Lyman Abbott, Samuel
tJomiiers, president of the Ameri
can ld-ration of labor. Archbish
op Conigan and others.
Some of tne test styles of ele
gant bed lounges ran be Been at
Fortmiiler it lrving's, as they have
just received a large invoice.
COLLISION AT SEA.
MEXICAN VESSEL SUNK
WITH ALL ON BOARD.
!e.ig.'r News of the Dlaaater.
Which Occurred Daring a
Heavy Fog at Night.
New York. Nov. 13. A cable
vas ricBived here late yesterday
that the steamer Cindad Condal,
of the t;ans-Atlantic line, had
oni? into collision with a Mexican
coasting steamer. The coaster
ank with all on board and the
Ciu "ad Contlil put into Progress
for repti's.
Consul-t jeneral of Spain, Topete,
eceivf d a cableg am fiom Havana
n which the above farts wete
t: rroborated Ramon V. Wil
iiauis, the Mex'can vice-consul,
-aid sm-h an accident had hap
ik'ned. After consulting several
ists and Iwoks he concluded that
ihe co.is er reported sunk was one
of these three vessels: Tabasco,
I'lio-nix, or t ie Conception. The
report of the accident spread in
Spanish American business circles
til niAiiv persons who have
tik-nds or relatives on board the
vees I, were busy telegraphing for
iiifoi mation. The general belief
Is that the night was foggv. Tha
("iiivlad is of Knglish build, and
carries a crew of seventy men.
W A It SHIPS KtDV.
t . S. Men-or-War Will Sail For
The South.
New York, Nov. 13. The Uni
ted States men of-war Atlanta,
Concord and Bennington, being
littedoutat Brooklyn navy-yard,
will hi ready to sail for South
Amer'can seas by Monday next.
The Atlanta Iish been floated out
of dry tl- t-k, and will take her am
munition on lioard tomorrow. The
Kenuington has her supplies on
hoard, and ths Concord has fin
ishe i her oiling. Tha flagship of
the Brazil an squadron, the New
ark, i-i expert! d to arrive here
i rem Bo-ton Monday.
A Conn actor Murdered.
Braikoi:!. Pa.. Nov. 13. An
drew Ueilly's dead body was
found this morning near the nar
row gauge tiack, which winds
around Mount Raul. It was a
ie olve pot in the woods, a mile
f oin the city. The neck had been
hacked on ihe right side, and on
Ihe left side there was adeepgasb.
I'ne bo.lv had been divested of
oat, vest ai d hat. The victim
was well to- o contractor, and it
i thiught be miy have been
k lied for his money. His sister,
Viaiv Reiliy. was murdered by
1 1 r 1 vr in 1S78 at the same spot,
mil h t s'ayer, Andrew Tracy,
was lunged for the crime.
He Had a Choice.
Hired Boy (on farm) Kin I go
lisbin' this atternoon?
Farmer No, but be a good boy
and woi k haul, 'n' mebbe next
week you kin go to a funeral.
Hired Boy Kin I go toyour'n?
Epoch.
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