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ALBANY,
SATUIIDAY, jSOVKMISKK t!8 1891
'of . wi
a; . ' .$
'OK SALE. WtNTS. ETC.
lms(U"THX OF
I'AITNKIiMIM'-.
i iei.r i h n In- in tlii ti.s lin, il
N "fl , S'neu.i.ia. iliiiiin l.ii-i ,em uri'lt-r th u
nun- al It .ton Mill, is. hi-rt-bv is-olv.-.l I v
in inn' tiin-K-nt. stm Nf- tntiriiiir. lli
"Hiiii-i4 will lie i-outiiuiH by S nmmua A
1 tioitii m.
1IUI. WWTK -To .lo bou
rk for a
t M Mill ill fVllllY
l.rtl.ulant inquire
at thi...tt.
i;
OST -On th- r.Kl nr AIimiT or in Al-
l;nv, I1 ick if h'l r rii iMttairiiti''
a uiv k vi".t Atii ;or, a pur 01 owralN, a
lir ibl rn'Mi .1 h rt a tnr f gh'-i, -J .thtrt, .
r - ptrk , m ati-l irisli, a .sr ol
i"ir4 in.t hril4H lr a r:e h"i-r anl
rv v in !nttV, 1ho : ru)ivi-r. l.;ti-ral rr-
r, will Ik- l;ill t tlie till Iff oil irA. ir
Y v .:ir !i l ti
I th.. v.r it
'l'-pAt;r- n rit iif4t; I t .' I pr iitl ,
at tii t:H -e of the cijr, liiri h rt an. I
vkv tlu t4.it ne. Si; lie-1, C. i. Cnrhharr,
L'U-lU.
I.K I; K.N T A iifit Hve rumi -oM.jo
ne:r So-it hern r dic ikit. Aipl at
IB. WINN. A'JKNr Koll TIIK
1 yj ti tire Ufa aiiJ llent lu-nnanct)
mi-
MONEY TO LOAX-HOME CAHTAI. ON
irNN rnl estate aecunty. r'or particu
lars on juire of Oe. iium;hrey.
1 ii ITKKS OK L Nl AH nt f.r cuiti
vti.Mt, anJ uni-T fen-.e, for Nile at
II (h-r Ti, Within Ij mi!t' fr:n r.itlrol
nt hi n a-nl J) mile (rum Albany. Apiy at
thus ortioj.
O N WA hM re uive-1 h lann lrv to thf
Lvon Htret't-i.
Land fur Hair
5. 10. 20, 10, SO a:rej, eauy ttrm
mcnt lan cKe ip ant h!-h-pri e.i.
ew ti'v lott a't wueil by II. Hranl.
instill
Al.io a
Land arvelns
1)ARriK4 DMIKIO Rt-RVKTI.M4 DOMICiM
tain a-'i-uratw ml prompt witk ' vallinc
;oii county piirvwor K T. T. KL-her. lie
h.vuOiipk'te copit e of tlelil notes and town
8 hi j i-l.iM, an.i m prepare I to do survevin.' in
ai'V part of Linn county. PcHl;hce a ire-u,
)hilvra Station. Lino oou ilv, Oregon.
A'
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nr.iite I S -ii'tiri- .l'i-li.i:n-.il Journal
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iiii'i S11 MiTiiiti ni ;i o4 n-r ye-.r, wiib -Aluiniii'itii
L ir I'.-. ''ravr Sou.iTiir4, Sr.
tht- a Ivrrf i-wii unt. It will IimiI t -il'
Ai.i him n f i.K I'l ki.isiiimi C', N
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0m HJIISVW
pipil.")ds 0lj03npoJd )
vn poqiHi.)si:t o.niou.xl
-."i'titu:ui o ohprAHil
J.d(.k! pui? '()."
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JO llOjPDDS pOJ
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110 spu-")d."p o.-)?i:qo
i;uilouis in Ajuii)
CU V Ititl-'li STORK
'-' BTASAR0 4CU3ICK. ProBs.,
I'KKIKKKK I!I.ik:K, - - ALIJ.'Y.
Tir-iir? in
DRUGS. MEDICINES. CHEWHAi S. FA)-!G
Alil Toilet rth-l . S'-f'-.;.-. Il.ii'.h.i..
P'-r'umiTy, S-hno! ll'-.-k', i.t Ar
tist Sup tics
Ctfl'lirsi.'iAn's prtit riplion f
rurf fully foinpoimi !!.
tl.
GKKG(i,
it tfpaim
MenViiiJ U' ' L'todiin iii.U' to rtr
c''ne-l anil reuaireil on short ruitic
r 01
athl
rrMtiiiAMo ntt
Sh.p on t ie tiret rar line lietirren Thir.
ml Tour.li streets.
Cunra-l MeyT'n nw ovt-n is
now f iinplftfl, a'll he is lnttr
jir.'jiie.i tl an ever to serve liis
ulil cii-irom-rs us well ill new ones
with th.' tetof fresh hreaJ. rakes,
in fart t-verythini: from the ilainti--t
hit rdls to the init elahorate
Uf.ltliii)! rakes. lloilseke.-n:r.-s
a-e invite.1 topive the jiroilurt .f
li;s new oven a trial.
At Will A Stark's ran he seen
Home of the moHt hei.nliliil lulies
v, 1,1 w.iti-hes, which iiavo ju t
Ittn receive.'.
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Li.iks Jukt is Fur
PTT1V1AT
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Tl.'s sti-iii c.i.i 'c satisfaeloriily answered at tlie old established house of
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Govcrnmint, after
to be
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other.
( Bulletin
();!iciai Tests, recently made, show
ovvdf.r hi:r!icst of
: 6, Inland Rev. Dep.)
the Royal Raking Powdkr
o, p.
"eiorc,
.cs purer and more perfect food than
:it Chemists
iJowu:r 13
i:-.'t contain
COMlpOSCll
Kdwaru
Pcvclcr is undoubtedly
to
the
IMlhl
"UlNUY A. MOTT, M.I), Til l).
'dcr ii purest in
v.liich I have knowledge.
" Vm. Mc Mr rtr ie, l'u
T!!e;i;ii'5l Sleek
Mil
of Porli-and al
Tiiiaul Garments and
r.IF. KAM. NI) WlXTKIt Til VDE A MVMMOni ASSORTMENT OF
til, siiks. f t-ein an 1 1 .u -tic fabrie-4, s'tawls, underwear, gloves, hosiery,
It, n iti'itu, uoveltie-), etc.
!? M-t- ;n 1 SIidjs, Staple aid Fancy Groceries.
lis rMXKKU DRY H.iV.H II HJSK II S
ea null t s-ijiply any want, and in iking a
'.. in ipialitv and iiriees.
I il Nt ; THIS MVUKF.T ARE ESPECIALLY
Inch is ro-rplete in nil bis nuuierous depart
fnr the fall s;'at:on'of
A.
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Powder.
Report
elaborate tests
of greater leav-
Jo-
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all in leavening
Certify:
of
pure ami wlio'r-
titrnr alum or p.iosniiarcs. or
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Cj. Lovk, l'ii. 1). '
the pure. t a.ul nu..
duality antl
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D.
Hheini'n l'l:ti;raihi. ..f Hi.1 V.r'l
One of the must he,n.! ir'ul ri'i.l
apjiropriate holiilay 1m. kn t.!it
hits liien issueil, le.ir-i tletcie
above given. It is I'nliy ex
plaine.l iiy I he title, lor il jllus
I rates all of the ohjeets ainl serin's
of interest in the Jill. I'-nt p irt.- (
w.irhl, ami llni' to uiih :ill t!ie
Iriithhiliiess ami Ixantv d
the genuine photo-jrai h. Overton
hiimlre.i anil lil'ly- t. lhr-r full
pajfe phnte;raphs aie jji vimi The
hook is one of the linfi-t ilt hni-ks
thai could he imain.'il nf, :in l is
Rinip'y sntieih. It -vv i 1 1 In- sohl hy
i-uli-ei iption.
M'M I l.TIO It t4.l ItOI 4.
Si arci'ly a day p:is.-s witliout tin-llru.-t
nf collie l:iri- failure ll i-liin
ovi-rtlii- wires -th.' usual result nl
P.ecul:itiou in slocks nr sutnc -.jii.il!
il iML'erolis venture. Tile saiuei-leeti ie
ii rent carries lo ilear distant li ieinl
(lie sad tiilitiL'it of (leal h of IhvimI im, -
t.io ofleii I tu- result nf n eiiSa I iuii
in patent nostrums. Moure's Itevealeil
Keineily is no speculation lull is sold
on positive guarantee. lo not fail lo
(TO to your driiiryist and ask for ymir
moacy if not fatislied. We kmoin
you will i;oaud liny anotlier bottle,
or Bale by all lrui;isls.
IS IIKKE, AND THE INQUIRY ON TilE
miml ami on the lips of every woman will he,
"Who has the lest stock of
Ladies Fall Dimw.
M VINTAINKP Pl'llLlf! FAVOR
sp 'cialty of eeleeting snrh goods
1891
STATE AND COAST.
A Newsy Budget From the State
Capital.
NEWS OF TIIK NORTHWEST.
A Oa'if.ircii School Superintendent Phot
by Incendiaries - Other Newi
of the Coast.
S.m.rm, Nov. 27. L. II. Mc
Mahan, editor of the Woodhurn
Independent, was married here
this nioniiiiK to Miss .Margaret
Griflith, daughter of L. C. Orillith.
Charles Wtller lias sold his
grocery olore to Messrs Harriet
Velntire, who has already taken
charge.
Aitieles of mi oi porat ion wre
filed to-day with tie secretar, of
state bv the Astoria Dial net Ales-
sePKer A Electrical Company
capital stick, $..0,0(1); incorpor
ators. I. . ( row, J. S. L nfuhart
ami II. I;. Loman.
AN" the Royal Purple Mii.ing
C.eupanv, of Joseph, Wailowa
couiitv ; capital Ftock, I,(K ),00i)
incorporators, T. J. Dean, T. M
Dean, J. T. Cutter.
Win. Ttntsch, from Cresweil
Lane county, was placed in the
asylum to-day. His insanitv is
due to chronic malaria which be
had for twelve vears. He is 45
years oUI, and is now suicidal.
Sliot by lucoudlaries.
San Rkk.s kkino, Nov. 1'7
.Superintendent Frye found the
Fifth street school on fire last
ti'ght, and entering the building
was attacked by two men. He
downed one, but was shot bv the
other, the hall entering his left
arm. The men escaped on the ar
rival of the hre department.
hOI.ll 1114 VVIrE.
Anil ll
1)1.1 Nut iet
Klllier.
a Itlg Trice
ritoviiiKNci-:, R. I., Nov. 27.
The remit death of .Mrs. F'eitre
Vircieiie ami the settlement of her
estate have revealed a .pleer State
of ull'-i'S. T.vo men petitioned
for ;ipioiiit meiit as administrators.
111!.! was her hushitnd, the other
was Frar.k I'.aien, her lover. The
hiish.'.ml M.hnit'r-I that after dir.
cmirii'4 trie relations which ex
isVd he! w irii his wile and liareii,
he Hold hei to the lover for tl'iU
AfterwanN. it is clahned, Laren
paid another Italian $lo to per
soiia'e YireH'iie, and a divorce was
'ranitdto Vicciene. T.ie courts
tlioii-jid lli'.reu had the best claim
to ih . ' cui's csta'o. and he re
ceivi'd 1 1 io appo n:'.
it i-1 1; ii i vnr.Nt; AMKiiirtN.
u Ki'i i.-iiet! .if .llaltliew Aruuld
in Nen York.
When the late Matthew Arnold
w:.s I civ ot. his lecturing tour
A. Wheeler (Xym Crynkle)
met him one evening and the two
had .iui!e a chat about things in
geneial A n the tlistini;ushing
diHercncci between Englishmen
Hiid Ainericaiis in jiarticular.
A iter a w hile Mathew Arnold
ahruptly asked: "Can you tell
me in a won! or two w hat especial
in -t.uice von can give of the ad
vantage your American ran x
tend iii !ht- making of an eminent
citizen 7" "Well,'' eaid Nyin
Crinkle, 'I should say that
America ould do a deal for a
mr.n when it raised him from rail--plilting
to the point that enabled
i.i in to cvov'e such a speech as Lin
olu made at ( ieHysburg." That
short hut Mipcrb speech, which
ht'canie a cl.isjie in the El glish
laiiiiuage from the moment it was
horn from the lip of Lincoln, was
astonishing as u may seem, ijuite
unknown lo Arnold, who asted:
"Where -an I find this remarkable
speech?" "In any of I he modern
reading books used in your best
schools in Eng and," was Nyin
(J. inkle's reply. Matthew Arnold
found a great manv bright young
men. like Nyin Crinkle in New
York, and Edwin Arnold, who is
on his way hither, will find a few
of 'em if he looks around. He is
to be dined by tho clever gentle
men of the IiOtus Club, and it is
pretty certain that the poet will
lie astonished hy some of the wit
and eloipience w hich he will hear
on that oicisio-. The Lotus
Club is exceedingly lucky in se
cur ng d'sting lished jiftople as its
guests. I rather think that
Colonel Tom Knox h a standing
committee instructed to specia-'ly
look out for foreign lions. There
is considerable rivalry in this
dinner business among the clubs
of this city, but the Lotus is easily
in the lead all the year around.
New York letter in Chic -go
Herald.
t l KIOI S FACTS.
In Kansas sunflowers are being
used for fuel.
The only fish that never sleep
are salmon, pike and goldfish.
In the Sjloinon islands the mar
ket limitation on a "guo.1 quality"
wife is HI.UIJ cocoanuts.
The v.xT has given all the money
he received at his silver wedding
to i e famine sufferers.
The Obis-gnu-' magistrates have
been lining cyclists oOs each for
riding al night w ithout lamps.
Chi -ago will have a whaleback
passenger (trainer running durin
the time of the big exposition.
The slowest thing on earth. An
ox team has run a. vav ami kill
a Tennessee family. Wonders
never cease.
A government survey now about
nuiehed 13 said to show tint In
diana is entitled to a pieco of
Illinois that will take in Chicago
it :s rather late to move the fa r,
but it may yet be held in Indiana.
Some few vears ago Hie I'aris
picture dealer Ferrett bought
picture for 10 francs in a rag and
bone shop. He Foon discovered
that it was a portrait bv Jordaen
and he got rid of it for loOO francs,
to the late M. Rothan, the dipi
mast, ine picture winch is in
Joniaen s Dest manner last vear
fetched 5S.00O francs.
v no would believe that anyone
could make money out of cigar
ends.' t tho bii6ir.v.8s of adh
ering them is so lucrative that the
Russian Philanthropic Society has
organized a regular sys'em in fet.
Petersburg of collecting these
trifles, anil disposing of thpui for
the benefit of the lioor. Upward
of f 151X1 was realized in the month
of July. As to what is the ulti
mate destination of th s refuse
matter it would be fcomewhat
hazardi us to decide.
THE PRIZE RING
A. MEW CHAMPION KOBSIT
AUSTRALIA.
IN
Th Great John L. Is Dead liruke
aod Sued for Munrr on III
Note.
San Francisco, Nov. 27. The
Mariposa brings information that
George Pawjon, the celebrated
Australian likiht weight, whom the
California Athletic Club recently
invited by ca'de to come to this
country to fight Danny Needham
ft r a purse id f l00, has been tie
posed as champion of Australia in
the light weight division hy Tom
Wihiams, ot Melbourne. 1 he
tight took place at Melbourne
October ul. It was for $50i)j and
a purse of ilHO. More money
changed hands on the event than
m any ring contest in Australia
for years, it bein&ran intercolonial
matoli between ictoria anil New-
South Wales.
TIIK Sl.l't.liKICS IN Ymst'o.
San Francisco, Nov. 27. John
L. Sullivan and his manatrer. Jack
Harnett, executed a piomissi.ry
note while they were in Austi.ilia.
because Ihev were bu;ilv in need
)f inoiiev. Thev obtain".! t:5t.fi
from Jantes and Charles Mc.M.t iai.
on October 3, and promise 1 t p.-y
it back at the bank of ( aliloi ni;i
one mouth after date. It is still
hie and pavable, and Joseph E.
Sha'n, as assignee of the Mc
Ma'iaus, brought suit to-dav
Against Sit livan and his manager.
l a'sv Carditl. matched to litiht
Joe McAuliffe at tha California
Club, nxt month, arrived this
morning, and w ill go into tiaimni;
as SMin as he ran 'ind ipiarleis.
Cardill has b -en sparting along
the road, and will need very lilt li
tre-mug to get into lighting trim.
He says he w ill have a man here
to back him for $o(O0, and w ill do
a little I letting himself.
George Ii HIan"he telegraphed
Secretary Jamison, ol the Ocei-
lental Club, this morning that he
left Salt llke to-dav for this citv.
HINTS ON MAUItl AUK.
A Few Suceestloim aa to How to be
Happy.
Respect each other's indivi
duality.
I o not try to mold the other's
idea, or principles, or manners to
the pattern of vonr own.
Seak to influence each other
only by the power of higher ex
ample. By vour worthiness and culture
make the other proud of you, and
do not feel that marriaire cives
you any right to demand, or dic
tate, or criticise.
Maintain and allow the sane
freedom that exists between good
and pure friends.
Never ask personal questions
nor seek explanations, for you are
a hundredth part as responsible
for each other as you are apt to
imagine.
ijet your love be founded in
admiration and friendship.
Stuve to correct your own lanlts
and study to make the otlwr
happy, and be exceedingly care
ful that you never reverse this
rule.
Keep your most refined and
gentle manner for the home.
iever reler to a mistake that
was made with g-od intentions.
hen a w.ong is pardoned bun-
it in oblivion.
Consider the other's honor you
own, and shield each other s weak
nesses with sacred jealousy.
Kemember that lll-temner
nearly always comes of disappoint
ment overwork or physical sulfer
ing. Treat each other as courteously
in pr as yo 'reat your friend's
ir th. . .wing :
Never allow -y to be
come familiarity.
Re rivals in generosity, mid lei
misunderslandit gs die" for want
of words.
Consider marrig as the partner
ship ol equals.
Share the joys and sorrows of
me, iioious and prciits, as eiiual
I'artners should. '
v t cp nL' rrij v nn'i: i
lino l Ul' lllli unuiiiuu
A Youth Who Chloroformed and
RoLb d His Father.
HE WAS A (1(1AI:KT1K FIEXI).
A Boddlt'acd Man Who Sold BU Wife
for $150, Now Wacts Her
iProprty.
Cincinnati, Nov. 27. The crim
inal annals rarew have such
chanter as that added in the rae
of Reed, s lli-vear old 7 arres'
bete Wednesday i,i"ht. His
father is a well known broker liv
ing in an an-tocratiu district on
Walnut hill,. .When Reed was 13,
he became a ciirarette and yellow
covered novel lieud. He nun de
veloped in'o a fi-st-class tough.
One morning, two vears ago, the
city was startled by the storv of a
sensation! robbery by the use of
chloroform f Reed's father
Detectives ran the clews down
and found (hit yourg Reed had
done it. The father declined to
prosecute, and Bent the boy to an
uncle in Indianapolis. In a few
weeks Reed robbed bis uncle of
tiUXJ and fled, but was apprehend
ed and sent to a reform school.
I'here he stole tobacco, an 1 brined
a bov t bring him chloroform.
which he used on the clerk to rob
the office safe. He didn't get
into the safe, but got enough
u'oncv to escape, and then went
uth, where, he boldly declares
he did many jobs. Wednesday he
was arres'ed as a nigitive irom
justice. He glories in all his
ictions, and will never be anything
but a thii f.
MI TISOI S GI AKDSMKN.
Attempt to Murder a Corporal who
Ill-Treated Them.
London. Nov. 27. There was
much excitement at Horse Guards
to-day, upon I he receipt of inllli-
neiice Irom Alders! ol, where is
situated the great military bar
racks, that -i spirit of murderous
insubordination prevailed in one
regiment stationed iu that place.
It i.i believed tins altair is iml due
to any teehng against theaimy
regulations or rations served, but
entirely tie! result of a feeling en
tertained in the city by privates ol
tlm Second butt .ilion, 1'iince !
Wales' Leins'er leitrent the
ival ("ana
iians
airti --list a c:r
poral who ha 1 taneL sviva ag of
little au'hoit'v n.v.-n him t..
make life as unpleasant ;:s p-.sM-ti!e
ior tho-e p r.ccd under I.i t t !
his petty tyrannic. The t'orpoiai
rendered bin-sell odnoxi'-iK ! liie
men. wli- in ide conii'i nut ro me
hither olliccrs, w hieh wa-i no!
noticed. So b't'eriv angry diJ
thev bocoaie j-;:. litis! the corioial
hat th'-y concluded the only w iy
to aveege llii'iiisi- v was lo ti l
him. As the oupjial was doing
us lou ids lie was seiztd by the
men. ;'e atlempted to can
for assistance, but his . cries
were speedily silenced bv a
I'. De-pite his stinggles, he
was dragged lo a mnvenient sp'd.
l oose thrown around his neck
and he was Pomi suspended in the
ii ir. The end of the rope was made
fast, and the self-appointed execu
tioners decamped. Fortunately. the
coi poral had l eenbangii g for only
a thort time when the sergeant
discovered him and cut the rope.
The ro-poral wasahr.ost dead, and
it, require i the most strenuous
efforts on the part of th surgeon
and as-dstants to resuscitate him.
It is believed it wiil be some liui.
before he can r smne his tluiie.
In any event, though. Le has been
taught a let-son. The military
authorities are making strenuous
t fforts to lind out the ps rpetrators,
but thus far have been unable to
discover who they are.
A Fatal Locomotive Kxplotiloii.
Akuon, O., Nov. 27. This morn
ing a locomotive on the Cleveland
A Columbus mad exp'odtd about
a mile south of the city, instantly
killing Engineer John l'.yron and
Fireman George Parker.
A Cigarette Factory Hurtled.
New Yokk, Nov. 27. Goodwin
& Co.'s cigarette f.ntoty, Giand
street, was daimigcd $:),C0J by
lire this morning. All tiie em
ployes escai'ed i;: sife'rjr: -Mormon
Maklnc Many Cnnvertn.
NokTii PiitAMii, Nov. 27. A
Mormon elder bv the name of
Taylor is converting the people of
Mills, a small lumbering town
near here, bv the sco e. An exo
dus of the population is in progress.
rarmers are among the enthusi
asts w ho announce a determination
to repair to Sail Lake. The peo
ple alfected mostly are quite poor,
and the vivid tlc.svription of
wealth and luxury bv the Mormon
had its t fleet, as well as the prom
ise of spiritual salvatiui.
IN. J All. Kilt M( KOKIC.
A Woman Order Her Son to Shoot
nn Evening Caller.
Ei.Miitv, N. Y., Nov. 27. F
z . 1' .an-1
.-, and her 1
t, of No. 1.;
ces.l. Vincent, widow,
sin Albeit L. inn-nt.
West Clinton stru t, are in ia 1.
waiting the result of injuries to
Charles Joins, caused bv four
bullet wounds. Jones is the
manager of the Postal telegraph
olhce in this ri
ried. He called
ind is uuinai-'
x' Mrs. Vincent's
if Miss McFarland
iiv(
I lived there. It is a double house.
. . . i i i. i r .
and that young lauy nau jun.
moved next door. Mrs. Vincent,
who answered the call, said short
ly : "I know you ; give it to him,
Ilert." Jones, w ho has an imped
iment in his speech, tried to ex
plain, but before he could do sa
the boy, who is only 15 years old,
drew a revolver and began firing.
One ball entered Jones' abdomen,
and another lodged in his leg. Th
on need man was found in a crit
ical condition by' jassera-byt and
the police were informed. Th
Vincents were taken into custody,
and Jones was removed to the
hospital.
Three Mr a Kll ed.
London, Nov. 27. A passing
steamer ran-into a steam launch .
crossing the river Tyne at Shields
this morning, crushing the launch
to pieces. A number of workmen
were on board the launch; three
were killed and the others rescued.
St. I.ouU Wants the Coaveation,
Sr. Lous, Nov. 27. Steps are
being taken by all the commercial
exchanges and business men gen
erally to bring the democratic
national convention to St. Louis.
WASHINGTON NEWS
IKKSIDKNT HAltlllSON PRE
PARING HIS MESSAGE, j
Note or Interest Trout the Nallraal
Capital Secretary Foster Is
Improving.
Washington, Nov. 27. The
usual Friday afternoon cabinet
meeting was omitted to-day in or
der that the president miuht de
vote the entile day to the prepara
tion of his message to congress.
et-ietary roster is improving
lovtly and is now able to kit up
during the day. It is expected he
will lie able to resume his official
hries in a few days.
Junius N. Stack, a member of
tln Washington police, f -rce, died
ibis in lining from a knife wound
ildh-.'.icd fednesdav nik'ht bv
('buries M. Mvers. a neighbor.
S'aek heaid Mv.-rs cursing in his
t tt.le, next to Mack's house, and
it!eiu:iied to arrest him. A
fciiine ensued, and .Myers, who
had been drinkinir. ttabbed Stark
in the side.
A IIKAVV KEWAKD
Oil.-r. il f ir i lie Kcrovrry of a Kid-
napeti Child.
K asms Cirv. Mo., Nov. 27. At
.lij'lllt :.. I o , ,
.i.t nigi.t
Is, the mil-
M'l VIlt Ot I . 1 L--
liouair.- eatll -111:111. of
disaji.earcd bout the
ttns city,
uouse, and
at I i.e -nine lime thu 2-year-old
oov of .Mr. Reals was missing.
Search was made, but no tracd of
eit!. er could he found. The police
were not iiie I, but failed to locate
eifit-r. It is thought the child
wa-i kidnaped for a reward. Beats
has t Hi red a rew ard of $50,000 for
the return of the chiid, and no
questions lo fx- asked.
.!..! 11 Kninn'i lloune at the Pair.
II ic.i:srowN, Md., Nov. 27.
Agents of (he Chicago jeopIe who
bought John Rrown's fort at Har
per's Ferry have bargained with
the owners of the old Kentucky
farm in Washington county for
the purchase of the farm house,
this Louse is situated, on the
mountain near Maryland heights,
opposite Harper's F'errv. John
I'.-own, under the name of Smith,
rented this Urm from Jacob Fiery.
He made the house his headquar
ters and here collected his pikes
and muskets. It is said that the
house is to he carried to Chicago
along with the fort.
Condition of the Weather.
Wa-siunoton, Nov. 27. Siorma
last uijht oil' the Atlantic coast
and over Lake Huron ioinexl a
single tleep storm over Maine. A
lecided storm moves from Mon
tana, mid has developed over
Iowa. Snow or rain is falling in
iiortht rn New lineland. thenca to .
the (diio i.tid Missouri valleys and
northward. Outlined unsnttlod
weather may be expected to pre
vail while the storm is naovine
over tie la! es and down the St.
Liwreiice.
lil led by a Paialnr Ummnti..
Okanoe, N. J.. Nov. 27
uel Campbell, jr., aged 14, a so.i
oSiinuel Cauil)lell. Rlor-bhrrtlr.,
of New York, while driving with a
iiieiiu across ine track. f thm
Heli ware. Lacks nwana A V.tAPn
railrja.lat midnight last night,
was strut-It by a locomotive anrl
fa-ally inj ired. The friend, whose
name is unknown, cactruul h
jumping from the bugy.
Suuk With All on Board.
Livekpooi., Nov. 27. Daring
heavy fo on the Mersey last
night, an unknown steamer ran
into a bark, supposed to be the
Harmony, oir the lightship. The
sUamer Was ro badlv dnmiuml
was n uadiy damaged
l',:lt ,,,e sank almost immediately
and the entire crew were drowned.
1 l:t !,ark lost a mast and the hull
!,) seriously damaged.
We are the only people who car
ry the celebrated K. & W. collar
and culfs. Always have the latest
s'ylcs in stock, T. L. Wallace A Co,
: and a?ked