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Newspaper Page Text:-' CENTS A WEEK, ALBANY, OREGON. AViflU N KS DAY, NOVJflMBK 18 18i)l VOL. .VI--.NO. 297 KOIt SHE, WANTS, KTC. I YM'SOLl HoX t,y rAITNKRSllir "" nT.v it veu that th Hr n rl .! .V S mini) i. i,ikik huii 1(114 uidcr that nvin at li ton Mills to hereby iwolreti hv lunula' con tit. mui Vii rrti-iittr. The itlon.fM will i,e ontiriiit.-1 br S minima 4 an MU 11, 1,r In !h:. J :Kt --.I . if t-n M .n.Uy, lit. a lr?i i:li triii. iM-artii the item ami At the rt-tt-r-e ante c ('. ;. lite .-. i. . I'm; II, ,,iP.- wi.l p n lean; the in' 1 1 ki: i u cnii-e. ItKC 1:11 tii J I... iv, I.I . r 1 m-.i - Aitonv or in Al- I.I itii..-l or urui eoot-titiinir a i v k r-r t.i cm?, .1 ouir fl overall, a l.l t I Tli-I t h it, lj.il ..I --, ahllU, It ri.- kn.1 t t,i, mi r AiJ iru-ii, a im-r of nciri ml UiiiltiM lr rim lini an! l.r it-,- iii v ttV. a. rt-volv, r. LlhtTil rt fil ill iw. eii. t.. Hi lin Icrou l.iin tii' -urn Al ll,.Ktl.it iilfi e. I ) VV mr m. h kI ix Ihf ,-li Ml lax fur X lh-.- teir l-vil.n ii i v iiue it ( iKiyaUlc. 1 -u.it ,-n an- re itt--t'e 1 1 uiil pruittly, at the . It e flu .-"erk. :. t; l. irk h irt ami iav the Mtune, St.;.!,-.!, 0. l. tfurkharr, vlt-lk. j(1 III UKN r -A neit live ritii .-ott.itr i.v tr S i ithi'.'u I'a'-ilie ilt'i-ot. Ail kt pro it lintel, LI B. Wt.VX. AUKST 'nit TIIK LKAI in !ru. It, a -vtil :i't!iii insurance eoru- MONKV TO l.o AS lloMC CAPITAL OX iT'ioi n-tl :ki seeurity. for partica ha en (Hire o lie, llmuiilirey. .i,UKS oK lAVI.' All (It for cnlti I ft tatioii, ami mi ler ( u e, (or nale a' $lM-er a-re, W. thin 1 nine- trin railroMl t at in anl l'i nti'.eri Ir ;ut Alhany. Apply a tlas ottiee. J. Wl h.w re it ve I h laini lr to the Oi ir niiii the voner ot Se -oml ami Ltiin ih! Lit ml far Hair. f. 1'. 2", in. ! ai:ret, easy tenns, incut pla't rhtrtp an-t iti-h prtevl. tw t it , lot ail ownril l II. Bryant install Altto Land ftsrvrjrla I )n Ditii!ixa ravTi.ne noiii ua -J tain .-eurate ml prompt ork by callin, iiim cimiity aiirvvvoi K T. T. Kuther. Hi h.irf-roiuplcte copiec of tienl not4?s anil town ahip il.i;, -kiitl is prepare I to do -vet in ii a-t -art ( l.inn eourtty. Potttorrloc l'lre- BSitii;riStariiio. Linu iroii ltv , lreif on. A1 LLMIM M Alt1' - It: pure II mi v till - Alf-i h titii-1 Journal I .4.itti fftA i'I Pr'it4!4. 'ire. i. kt ! f ti tra t tU lit,- printr I V II. S . - ton 5ti M.TiittMi :i i cj H-r r.f, with 2 V Huitm-n L )f I' 'ii'.vr -4.ntvinir-s Siva Vu ntv-rti t i Mt. It ill lt-;wl ni ti mic rr, Ai.i'Min 4 iiH li r;.i-!ii.-t C, Nvw-p'-rt, Kv. I THE BRltHTxi '.a TIFFINEVEfiYMOUTH 1 obacco is man s most universal luxury ; the fra irrant aroma of Mastiff l'lugCut starts people to pipe smoking, even those who never used tobacco before. J. It. I'aoir Tobacco Co., ni htnon1, Va, CITY DRUG STOKE 8TAN1ED 4 CU3ICK, Prooi., PKKIFKKK BLIH'K, - - ALBANY, De-Uert" In D1UGS. McDICIHES. CHEMISAIS, FANCY I an-l Toilet arti. i-. SfHtk-eu. Briuhra, -erfuiii-rv. .Vhoo! i:.t-nkt, atid Ar tist's Sup, lie Ct0rriiyfirian'8 prescription f trirvfiilly foinpoutiileil. tl. OKEGG, Tailoring Repairing. Men' ami li"- ' '-lothinir mnule to or.Ur or c'eni anil repairtxl on phort notice and rea-tonatilo rate. Sh"p on t-ie street car tine between Thin! ml Fourth street Conct I Mi-yer's new oven is now ctmplt'teJ, anl he is letter prepared tt an ever to serve tiis o!tl iMHtomers as well as new ones tvitli tlie te-itof fresh bread, fakes, in fart everything from the dainti est tut rc lis to the most elaliorate wecl'liii' cakes. IIousekeeers are invited to give the product of liis new oven a trial. At Will & Stark's can be seen some of the most lieautiful ladies tttild wati-hes, which have just been received. mm TOCOWO TKMPLAKH. Do you know that Moore's Ro vealed Remedy is tlie only patei.t medicine in the world that dot 3 not contain a drop of alcohol ; tlu.t the mode of preparing it is known j only to its discoverer; that it is a i j advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nino teenth century ; that its propriet-u i oirer to forfeit $1 .000 for any cate of dyspepsia it will not cure ? Cram's t'nrlvallatl Atlas. The new edition of this unrivall ed work is now bein delivered hv Hie ay eiit, Mrs. A. M. Talt. The work is a most excellent one, and tl in edition is a threat improve ment upon former ones, "iviiii! all the latest date and much new matter that was not in the previous editions. It should be in everv family, and on everv business man silt sk. Those who are not . supplied can procure the atlta bv I addres-ing I'. O. Box No. U0 Al- bany Oregon. i We are the only people w ho car- ! ry the celebrated E. it W. collar j Kly's l.'ieain Halm, and feel conli anl cutis. Alwavs hsve the latest i dent of a complete cure. Mary C. styles in stock, T. I,. Walla- e & Co. Bazaar Wlmlecalc price of mi'ar: 100 ls. rxtra (', 4.7"; lfo lbs. gianu l;i eil, $" ".". .My d:sp'av ot new toys and novelties for the holidays this year Mill 1 soincthinr uoi.detful. Ju HIS GRAHWOHL'S 3tove5 ai3ii7Uare MATTHEWS WiSHBURN'S, ALBAHT, OREGON, AUTUMN Cloaks, Jackets Fur Triiiied Garmeuts and Thisltiuestion'can be SAMX. E. YOUNG, Hf HAS OPENED FOR THE l.adies Dresa lioods, in cloth, laces, linens, and white g hmIs, Also a complete assortment of Boots tTSTARLlSHEDIN 1S.UJ.T U- PIONEER DRY i.nD3 HOIME HAS MAIN TAINED PI'RLIO FV0R I by keeping a etcek large enough to supply any want, and in ing a specialty of selecting such gool as will give fatisfaction both in iiuality and prices. ALOSE CASH BUYERS VISITING THIS MARKET ARE ESPECIALLY V invited to inspect his stock, which ments, aiidpurchad esecially (or Highest of all in I,eavening Power. ABSOLUTELY PURE I am an old man ami have lieen a constant sutlerer with catarrh for the last ten years. I am en tirely cured hv the use of Kly's Cream Halm. It is ftraii"e that so simple a remedy will cure such a siuoiMirn disease nciiry inn ings, U. S. Tension Att'y, Wash- inglon, i. V. For eight vears I have sull'ered from catarrh, which elTected inv eyes and hearing; have employed many physicians without relief. 1 sin dow on mr second bottle of Thompson, Cerro (iordo, III. rr II K V I : It Y LA TKST N K WS I is that you can buy at. Julius Ciradwohi's Ha.sar, for net cash, goods as follows : 17 lbs. granulated silt! ir $1.00 20 lbs. eutra (' ciiuar 1.00 No. I kerosene, per tingle pil. ,'2' ." gallons gotxl pickles !() 20 lbs. No. 1 Savon f-o.ip !i0 Arliucklc colIV-e, 2"tc per ixmml 1 will conduct a strict cash store, and all gjods will be sold for net ca h from 10 to 2-j per cent, less than regular price. Aly stock of Chinaware, fmcy got m Is and all the desirable style's ot dishes, well as staple grocer ies crockery lamps ami lixtiires, is complete in every way. I make a sociality of tine teiis,'c flees and baking iowder, ai.d ul way.- pleases my customers. Jri.n s (ii: aiiwoiii., Albany, Oct. 17. 1S!U. - IS HI KE, mititl and on "Who has the satisf.ic'orilly answered at the old FALL AND WI N TEli TIUDE A silks, lo-ei.n ami tlom ntu- fahri.n, notions, noveltie. etc Tin-; Largest M cf STOVES, IIDWM Soulli of roriiaiiil at, and Shojs, Staple a-ul Fancy (iroceries is complete in r.ll hU numerous theafall season of Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. 7 f School Tax Notice. The school tax in x sch distriut No 6, is now due and pay able. Call at my office and pay the same before It becomes de linquent. C. G. Bt'KKlI l KT. liistrict 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 uualites of the cook j and heating stoves they sell. Every one seems to he delighted when they buy from M. and W. MKItlT WIM. We desire to say to our chi zi lis, tliat fur years we have been sell in U lr Kind's New Discovery for (.NiinMiiiiptiini. Or Kind's New Life i'ili, ISuekleu'ti Arnica Salve and Kiel-trie Bitters, and have cever Imnilli d remedies that acll as, or that have giveti such universal satisfac lieu. We do not hesitate to guaran tee : tlieiu 'every time and we stand ready to refund the purchase pi ice, tf saiUl'actory r. suits dn not follow their use Tlie.se remedies have won their gre it iiopiilarity purely on their merits, roshay . Mason "l)i liggisb". Sltepp's I'ltotoeraphe of the World One of the most beautiful and appropriate holiday books that has been issued, hears the title aliove given. It is fully ex plained by the title, for it illus trates all of the objects and ecenep of interest in the di tie rent parts of world, and that two with all the truthfulness and beauty of the genuine photogiaph. Overtwo hundred and (illy of these full page photographs aie given. The hook is one of the tinett gift books that could be imagined of, and is sinip'y superb. It Mill be sold by subscription. 4 KtFK ltCHTIIKVr. . Is one which is guaranteed to briiir you satisfactory results, or in ease ot failure a return of purchase price, On this eatc iln ii you call buy from our .itlerti-ed druggists a buttle of Dr King's New Uscovery for Con sumption. It is guar-nteed to bring relief in ev;ry case, when used for tiny iiHectiiui of Throat, Lungs, oi Clit-st. Mich as Coiisuuiption, Intljilia tion of Lungs, Hroiichitis, Astliiuv, Whooping Cough. Croup, etc, etc It in lcasant and a-.Tce. hie to taste, perfectly safe, ami can always be de pended upon, Trial, bottles free at Kohhav A Mason, Druggists, n.i i latioa it t.r:ttgc. Scarcely a day passes without the ileus of some large failure llishing over tin: wires -the usual result of speculation in stocks or some eipially iLingerous venture. The same electi ie en tent curries to dear distant Irieuil the rati tidings of death ol loved out a too often the result ot speculation in patent iiiiMrums. MoorcV Itevealed Keiueilv is mi speculation bill is sold on positive guarantee. Do not fail to go lo your druggist ami ask for four mo-icy if not eat illicit. We known volt will goaml buy another bottle. Kin sale by all druggists. AND THE INQUIKY ON THE the lips of every woman will be, best stock of Ink Fall Dnwear. established house of MAMMOTH ASSOUTM ENT OF s.ialrt. un.l.Tweir wl wen lmi.rv 3 -----, , . . - , 1891 depart STATE AND COAST. Dr. Cusick Elected President of the Capital National Bank. NEW STATIC FAIR - It ILK 4 Id Aitsnishlug Inciea) lo the Number of Inane in Oregon Nxtei From the Capital. Sai.km. Nov. 17. The assess raeut ro'l i f (.luriy county show a fo'nl taxable value ol MK,I07 There are 143 polls. As niualized bv the 1) ard it is S5")l,7-)-". .lAck son county's total taxable value is 3.8it,70I ; 6 ftiualieil hy the hoard it is fo.ROI.GIl. The numlH-r of polls is iu:;l At Ciervais yet-tenlay wheat went to !2 cents, but fell again to day to 8!) cents. At Salem Ho cents is ipioted. Hops, 15 cents The direct rs of the Ca. ital Na tional Hank met to- !av and elected Ir. W, A. Cusick, vice K. S. Wal lace, dec -afeil, as presi lt nt. Tlie Mate Hi a rd of Agriculture met t-day in annual ie mon During the aliernoon the revision of the entire code of rules and legulations governing Hie lacts was con umiuatcd. The must iiu portant ruling was that changing tlie number of entries, constitut ing the competition fiom three to two. Anynuiubtr by one owner ,s not to be construed to mean competition. The matter of li censes anil improvements to (rounds, win left wi:ii the execu tive cjniimtti e. The state insane asylum to-day contains 722 patieiit', being an in crease of iiine'v-cix ince the first of the year. The inc ease during the prt ceding two yean was H 2. There are now lers than a dozen empty I e is in the w o e inetitu ton and mote room must tie ro vided. Of those admitted for tieattnent, fifteen are under the age of lo, and sixtv seven are over Hie age of 5o. 1 he largest num ber ate between the ages of 30 and 4U. Marion c -unty sends more natients than any other except Mil tiioiiiah and Lace, and Clacka mas next in ord. r. Tin per cent of foreign birn is nearly fifty, eveiy nationality nearly lieititt refiresented. Among the men the farmers, and aiuuiig the women, house wives are mo-e numerous I lun thoie ot other occupations. fOKTLNU-8 ASSmSMENT. Tlta t Valaatlon t.f Property Ie .-.,!U,4-;r,. l'oHTi.ANP, Nov. 17. Thoasffss uient roll of the city ot l't rtland has been completed. The figures make the total for the en'ire eon solidatid city of somelhiiig ery near to fHi.ln'iJ.OOJ gr9j, or a net valuation of lIo.H'Jl ,425. That of la t vear for the fame piopeity was i30,SO! 540, so the in rear e ttiis year is $15,181,885, etiiiivalent 10 60" ii'-r cent. WAM ANMKX vriON. Caitadlana Who Wt.oJd Jain I i. Lika to Winpsok Out., Nov. 17. S 1 White, a political unionist leader, has receivi d a lettr Irom marK liaui. near Toronto. siying "J. intd. batej are being held here on the suhiect ot' a political union with the I'nitixl Stat s. anil are attracting great attention '' The letter al-o eaya intny persons in Ibat viciuitvare in Itvot ot such a niiion, and are only awaitii g an oftportuniu lo d ciare themvlves. Chli sa to La Drleon ut of Italic Bt'TTK, Mont., Nov. 17. A well- o ganized movement has been inaugurated hi re to rid the town of the Ch'nese element. The suo ject was taken up aboutaaeek ago by tl.e Woikingmen's I'nion, which has a large membership. No v'o'ence is to be resort-d to, but every elfo: t will he put forth 10 discourage t ie employment of Chinese in any capacity, and a systematic boycott against Chinese laundries and restaurants will le started. From a census of Chinese taken by the labor organizations, it ia ascertained that they have a population of 1600 in-Butte. I'rlntor Girls. Speaking of the Argus, a news paper which suspended publica tion at Oregon City twenty-eight years ago Iat April, the Orgon (Tity Enterprise says : "It was in the Argus ollice that feminine help was first utilized in printing on the Pacific coast where now it is so common as to be unnoticed. But few offices in the United States U that time bad availed themselves of this kind of assist ance, which proved so useful and efficient. Although young, theBC girls, Inez and Helen, daughters of W. L. Adam, became finished compositors, and for four years, under their deft lingers, the busr types noiily rattled and 'sang of mutation.' " The first named of there young ladies is now the wife of Hon. W. W. Par ker of Astoria, and the other the wife of Presided J. W. Johnson, of the Hate University, at Eugene. rranks of tha Nooksack River, The river at Nookfack crossing Kill continues to worry the people in that lection. Last week the rushing waters started in to show Victor Roeder Ihat tl is is a life of uncertainties by picking' up a strip of land about four feet wide by 300 fee, long in, front o'f his well-iitfproved farm. It gulped it don at ne fell awoop. as it were, and merrily whirled it down the stream towards Lyndon'. After performing this prank it again paid attention to the opposite hank, taking oil' slice after sice of the fine rich soil, an 1 emillingly deposited it on a bar in i.ontof Roeder's. Fijpm appearaucs, ' V. the river contin les in its danger ous mood, Mr. Roder will have a field about twenty acres in extent, which he will claim ovvhership to. Whatcom fcxpres. . ItOYAL I.OVKIC. Ferdinand of Kaleaila In Loir With tlie riiuceae Strpliaiilr Vik.nsa, Nov. 17. Rumor again connecting the name the Princess Stephanie, widow Pi ires Rudolph, with that Prince Ferd'nan I of Huigatiu. is sa'd that the cons ml i l-'ratici-i Joseph is all t'ial is lacking to their betrothal. Hi fides, Me phanie he reel f thinks that site ought to reina'ii in mourning a while longer for her late Imsbtnd, who di d lehs than two years Rgo. A few das ago tfhe visiied for the lirst time the chapel at Meyerling, elected over the scene of her hus band's trapic ic ith. and fhe a!M i sent two beautiful wreaths for her self and her little daujh-er, to be laid on the prince's tomb. Not withstanding these eigns ol" grief, however, Stephanie is well knoAii to be in love with Ferdinand, mi l to he in receipt of almost daily tokens of his regard. Francis Joseph, it is said, does not look on tin atlair with approval, both be cause he tliinLs Mephanie should he entirely devoted to her hus band's iii'jiuoiy, and because he has doubts about Ferdinand's, position. HANGED TO A LIMB. ,V MOB LYNCHES A Ml KHKICrJi: MONTANA Jake Harris, the (lambler. Taken Neck- Out of .tail ami (ilvcu a tie I'arty. Neihaut, Mo:it., Nov. 17. Jake Harris, the Great Falls g inbler, who shot ano p'ooahly latally wounded Marshal Treat anil .lost ph Leeard, of that city, on I lie nepjt platform at Neihart. was taken from jail yesterday by a crowd of iotlignant citizens ami hanged. Tim shooting was en tirely unjustifiable, and when the snivel us announced that ho'h men were nearly dead, a crowd o. tletermined men g thered tiuietlv and iui kly. At 5 o c! k the crowd went to tlie ja 1 anil seized llarns, and a r.o.j was a I Misled 'o his neck. Tnere was m time wasted. The murderer was aked if he had mivihing to sav, ami answeting in fie negative the rope A'as thrown over the limboia tree ami in a second the bo ly was dangl ng in midair. Alt.ti the lynching the ciowd ipiiet'y th -persed. Jake Harris wasconspc- uous in many blootly lights, and it is no surprise to see him go bv the Ivnch route, alih iiigh his friends maintain that he was cra.v. I'KOI-LK OF NOTE. Governor Hill w II hold on to his office till Flower is in ingura'ed. Mr. Jones, of Bii ghamton, con sitlers this a scaly trick. Baron Fava's elevation lo the rank of a plenitKitiary of the lirst class indicates that houois don't go by lava in Italy. Mrs. Sarah frkfeldt, of Phila delphia. 100 years old, is just get ling out her tirst peinion papeis Her huvband was a soldier in the war of 1812. Walt Whitman, J. R. Iwell, Julia Ward Home, E. P. Whipple, W. W. Story, Dr. J. G. Holland. Herman Melvilie and T, W. Par sons were all I orn in the year 181). Mrs. Mary l)well Putnam, sis ter of James Russell I)well, ami the sole euiviving member of all this generation of the Lowell family, will celebrate her S3d birthday December 3. J. Sloat F'assett, ex-candidate for givernor, lias gone w ith his family to Old Point Comfort. Few need mere comfort thin a m m who has been defeated by 4o,lHK) majority. Grover Cleveland is an honorary member of the Actors' Fund of America, while Benjamin F. But ler, with all his vers.it le specialty performances, has never been re cognized. This is adiscrimination that neither treaty obligations nor the tanu tcliedule can be made to teach. Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt wasn't feeling quite well the other day. bo he decided to take a trip to Europe accouipajied by his physi cian. The doctor said he could not afford to leave his practice, which was worth $1000 a week. Mr. Vanderbilt offered to give him $10,000 to make the trip of six weeks with him. Thev went. Tammany has rewarded Gro er Cleveland for helping the organiza tion out in the late election by ap pointing the one ir an whom Cleve land ever denourced publicly as 'l. an enemy, 10m urauv t-o me in office of n i cp nsi co t. : i ... i j it-ioaien- steady wi rk each year. . BURNED Tt')EATIl Si-veral Peop'e Perish in Fire in New York. AN ENTIIIK FAMILY MISSIN'C Fxclti:fe 8cVoe and Inc;ent3-Whole Va'e'BuJurrs Blocka Bn-ncd in 8t Louis at a Lo s of $200,000. Nkw Yoitk, Nov. 17. Half a dozen or more lives vere) lost early this morning by a tire in a row of frame buildings i t Brooklyn. The llanies were dis-overed at 2:20 o'clock on the third floor of tl.e foiir-L'oiv frame building. No. 12i Nostrand avenue. The buildings were ccupied chiellv by families of mechanics. The flames spread with great ivpiditc, and in half an hour four or five building were hiaz:ng at one. Many a id Ed ward Ashworth were rescued by firemen from tlie top floor of No. 12il, both bidly burned. A butcher n nmed Schnabel, who lived on the second fljor of No. l.'ii, rushed into the street with a child in Ins arms. lie said his wife, one of his tl.il .ren, his mother in-law, Mrs. tjliellenhetg'-r and her two children, Minnie and Willie, 1" and 17 years old r - spectivelv, were unable to escape ami Mere b lining to death. He run up and down the street in an excited way, calling on the liienieii to save them. The wildest excite ment existed among the peoole in the uei jhl.'orhood ami the street fe were fill ;tl w it li haif-Jiest-ed, cry iug women and frantic men. At .'. o i li;ck th.5 whole iw, on sising ot twenty lianie Louses, was in flames, and every available engine m lio iklyn was liiitmg the lire, anil it was hours l e'ort the flames were completely under control. It is impossible to tell how n any lives are lost, but one entire faun v is missing, and no trace can 1 found of live ni -nib is of the Schcabel fain i. A IILA.K IV .MIXXKAI'OLIS. Minskai'oi.is, Nov. 17. The whol sale house of the Miuuea) li tis glass company and L'ndsav tiros, sgiicu'.tural implements. were burned this morning. The total loss will be nearly $2ii0,i)j0, partially iusuied. lOWN THEY CO'tlC. riint is What the OhioLadlta' De clare In Earnest. Si'kinokikli) (O.) Nov. 1(5. The war against indecent theatrical lithographs, which was waged by the woman of this city and o'het Ohio tow ns, has bioken out again this ear y in the aiuii-t nieiit sta son. and threatens lo go on a inerr ly as ever thi l w int-r. The latest lt.it t It- is I etc trie I from Ket t. II ii oni l.tu-ii tint fur from Ibtl ci v. t or the past two nays tlie town has hi en cov red with lih t graptis of girls with dresses cut short at both ends, a Hertising a petformaucc of burlesque beant'e-t at the opera house Friday. Lat evening the Woman's ('hiistian TeuiperatiC- Union la lies decide 1 to put a stop ti the mat'er anil formed themselves in to parties. They vi-ited every Ftoie and s ilo.n w here the obnoxious lithographs were di-p'ayed ami ordeied their removal, teatifga good ma'iy down with their own hands. Some of the most aristo cratic la lies iu to.vu were in the crusatling party, and the salmon keepers who hail lit'.iegraphs on display were so amazed at their appear nee in the saloms that they had not a wori to say and did not oiler a word of resistance when me woman tore the loud theatrical papir down. The ladies say that ihey will keep up the war and tear down every indecent ti.-t-r that is posted iu the pi. lee. THE I'KAl'K OF KCKOFE. It Does Nat Been) to be la Danger of Disturbance, Viknsa, Nov. 17. In Ihe Hur.- gaiian de egation to-tiay ;otini Kaliiuky, Austrian minister of t'oreicn a Hairs, scouted the idea that tlie visit of the Fiench fleet lo Croiidtadt had any I earing on the discussion of the Dardanelles question. Adverting to tl.e rela tions between Au-tri.i and l'aiy, Kalnoky said that the two govern ments had an identical conserva tive eastern policy. He Mate 1 from personal knowledge that th? interview letween DeG ers, trench min ster of foreign ailairs, and Rudini, the I'alian premi l, would have no disturbing influence. On t he contrary, the European ou Lo't is quite peaceful, o.hernise he would have b.en obliged to ifek in -ch larger ctedils for the rurpjseof armament. Regarding the movement of Rnss'an trooi-s on the Ans rian frontier, Count Kalniky said that so far as he ki.ew thev still contintn d. THE PANAMA CANAL. The C til ted States May Secure Con trol cf It. Pakis, Nov. 17. The liuuidator oi the l anama canal company, in 1. .a... ...... 4- e? 1 loo ,uili,i trt i i - Siivs the as?re.nent Hint bsta 1 (Dill I in re Wyse. ji not meet ike hopes of (lie liquidator. He trusts, how ever, the government of Columbia will accept tha modifications of agreement after the tew company has been constituted. Negotia tions of the Credit Foncier with the French government in regard to the formation of a new Panama canal coripany ontinue. If the covcrnment refuses to intervene in the matter, the great enterprise wi 1 h definitely condemned with in a t-hort time in which the new company must be established or the work of liquidation carried through. "It is known," con tinued the officer in his report,, "that the United States govern m nt is watching for an opportu nity to obtain control of the canal at a email cost, without taking in to account the amounts al ready expended. The only way out of the difficulty." he de cides, "is for semi official pres sure to be brought to bear on the governor of the Credit Foncier, to ii tince him to bring the matter to a satisfactory issue." Tlie report tli'ates upon the enormous difficul ties which present themselves in the attempt to realize on and dis tribute ih! canal company's as ses. Itionltidts by saying the best means t overcome these dif ficulties, is for the senate and chandler of deputies to pass a law assimilating the difference in the procdur! if liquid ttion of bank ruptcy o as to enable the liquida tors to have the power to sell the entire property as it stands or to realize on the available assets and distribute the proceeds. Indiana Pent etred to Death. Los 4.;ti.Es, Nov. 17. Judge Rjss, f the I'nited States court. hs n-ntenced the three Yuma In- lians t i death for the brutal mur l -r of an old medicine man of their tiibe some months ago. A BLIZZARD RAGING ITS COLO BLAST SWEETS OVER WISCONSIN, A old Wave Adtuclie TnBHl Ihe Northwest- Fieetlne; la The East, Ashland, Vis., Nov. 17. A heavy b'izzard raged in northern Wisconson last night, the wind blowing a gale and the snow drift ing. .Apprehensions is felt for s- ma of the vessels which cleared ve.-itr !ay morning with ore and lumber. It the storm continues at the p eft nt rate, the railroads w.H 1)3 ttlock filed. The weather is getting coldi r. Was-iiixutov, Nov. 17. The low pres-ure vi s enlav morning; ex- icii.ioii: fiom Lake Huron to Texts, wih the principal center over M c'rgan, has developed, and is now a decith tl cyclonic trea cen tral in the Upper St. Itwrence v 4t ley. As the coid wave ad vances rain w ill turn to snow, fol lowed by generally clearing weather, wit-i frost ia the Gad and sooth Atlantic states, and freeziiiii weather from the Caro linas northward. A OKEIT W K SHIP. The lllake la Likely to Coma to America Sumo Day. I.ONPOK, Nov. 17. In naval cir cles there is a considerab'e flutter over the proposed trial of the new cruiser Blake next Wednesday. She should make twenty two knot a w ith a forced draught of 2 1,000 horse-jiowei, and twenty knots at a natural diaught of 13,000 horse p )wer, but will probably not be driven at more than the latter and accepted at these figure. The chances are not remote that the Blake, w bich is robably the mott rem rkable cruiser in the worl may be sent to America as flag 'hip inch a I of the Hercules. End of tha Telephone UUsatlaa Wasiiisutox, Nov. 17. To-day the United SUtes patent office i sui d a pa'ent to Kmile BorKner, ars gner to the Hell Telephone company, for a combined telegraph and telephone which has been pending in that office since Jane 4. 1SS7. It is understood the Bell onqanv Is-lieves this patent coveistlie festures nectssaty to practical use of telephones. The inventors do not take that view ol the tate it. They think that when the Hell's banic- patent ex pires in March, 18!)3, they will be able to produce practical tele phones, and not infringe on the H rlinor patent. The issue of this patent is the second step taken by Commissioner Simonds, ami possibly the last which it will be necessary to take to practically oi -pose ol the long-ex isting tangle of telephone litigation in the pat ent ollice. The tiuaianwe Still Holds Goods Sas Francisco, Nov. 17. When a dispatch was rteeived f ojh K. Louis yesterday annour.c'ng the tram-continental association Jiad refused to indorse the 50 rate guaranteed by the Southern J citi: to delegates to the na tional conventions, if held ia San Francif-co, Vice-Prttide .t S:ubvs said: "(u: guarantee of a (50 rate holds good. The 8t. ,ula (oiut uicaui mat tie 1 1 Itallt 1 Ufal lt ffliA BUCiuiinrlAn nl-A. L, mis di patch means that tl e H"iu a. niiinnii VUlldlUClIll IVSIf7 fu'l proposition. gard to the canal, by I ieutenant