Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, December 01, 1891, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text1 r -: V n .it .- - V r - .tK.' ".'-.-r-- . . g- ' " - ." '-.(5-. (-'.'-; : - - Jf 1 PI SO CENTS A WEEK. 90M SAXB. WANTS, KTC. ' TMswoumoK or paethkrshif-. Lf eclee a aeteby htm lhi h lm cf Mod IMmmm, dota bmi-MM jisder that mm at KaWoa Mill i nereky t laralvta by I mia Wort retiring. Tba tmaa ik ee coatiaaatl ay linm ft rtlftt WATHtD-To do hooMwerk rot a VI eu naUjr, particulate iuqaira LOBf Oa the road mv Albany er is Al baa, a black eMchel or grip eoamiaing a black treat and east, a pair el overalla, a bruaj briauacd bat, a patrol ehnce, Sabirto, a raaer and etna, utaf aad amah, a pair of para aad bindat-M . for a raca boiaa and brava ia bottle, alau a nnlnr, Liberal re wud wiH be paid to Ike ladaroa laavlaf be at Maaato office. PAY your achjol Ua-Thaacbool tax fir the year lavl, ia now due a.xl payable. Tai-payore are raqtieate-l to call promptly, at the uiBoe al the clerk, C. O. Bark hart aad pay the aame. Signed, C. O. Uurkhart, clerk. FB RKNT A BU Ire room 0OtU-, aear lioutkera Pacific depot. Apply at bepot Uotet, c L WINK, AOKHT FOR TUB LKADt laf tra, Ilia aad acckleat tnaurance com- MONBT TO LOA5-HOMK CAPITAL ON food rati eatate eecority. r'or partica. Ian eaquira of Oax Humphrey. 1G0 ACRES Or LVND All lit fur culti- ratiua. aad unier leace, for tale al 10 per acre. Within 1 nilee I rum railroad auti mi and W mllea frutu Albauy. Apply at IhW SAN WA kaa removed k a laundry to the Iroa boa etka corner ol iiorwad and Lyaa Ijtaal Car tale. . 10. to, M. 80 acrea. caay terma, Inatall Mat plaa ckoap and klrh-priced. Also a aw city lota all owned by U. Bryant. Eaael ar-rejlas. T)aTia aaaiaiaa auarmiia aoaaoaaoa X lain accurate ad prompt work by callinc upoa eouaty eurvevor B T. T. rTabor. He kaeeomptete copUe of field ooUa and town ablp plaia, and fee preparei to do aurveyinK in aay part ul Linn eouaty,' PoatoAce addreee, Millara fitatkia. Liaa cgn Uy.Orogon. f ALUMINUM AUS A 18 puce Home printed ScieAifi; Mn-hanical Journal ol Lata r'oreUn luventiona aint Proceae4. Vol, 11. Na Jf-Circulstiou iruarantecd l&, 000 Munacafption 96 eta. per year, with 2 Aluwlnuiar Lord grayer Houveuira, 8va thia awrtiea ent. It will lead yo-i to euc eaaa.f Awaiaua Aa Pvauauixa Co, New wjBy. STANDS "jrtMEF.lT TMASTJFrCUTPLVq ". fi. pure Virginia cut plug smoking tobacco that does not bite the tongue and is free from any foreign mixture. More solid comfort in one package of Mastiff than you can get out of a dozen others. Packed in canvas pouches. J. D. Pace Tobacco Co., ltkhmorxl, Va. CITY DRUG STORE TTTT 8TA1ARD 4 0USI0K, Proat., rrurrcf. bux-k. - - albamy. Daalera In UUCS. aCEfflCWES. CHEMICALS, FANCY aad ToUat artirla, 8pun(a. Bruaoea, PartUBarr, School Buoka, autl Ar tiat'a Suprliea CPhyaician'a preecriptionf ea re fully compoumteU. H. OREGO, n i . Ifaaaad Bora clothing aMda to enlar or lapaliail oa aaars aouca ami aa taa aWaal ear Haa betwaaa Third ConraJ Meyer'a new oven la now completed, and he ia better preparaxl tLan ever to aerve bia old customers aa well aa new ones with the beat of Irean Dreau, cases, t . ..itilng from ttw dajntl. IB lava --- . , , . eetbatrcllatotbe most elaborate weddlnc cakes. Uoosekeepera MBairitad togive the product of tie atwf trial. At WQI Stark'a can be aeen mortal tb most beautiful ladies ajold watchaw. which nave jnat EMftawifedJ Y : ari. Iks hsili1 m al Twill tiepainng ' TM TEMPtVABs. Do Ton know that Moore'a Rj Tmled Be med r is the only patent medicine in the world that doi-a not contain s drop of alcohol ; thnt the mode of preparing it is known only to its discoverer; that it is an advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century ; that its proprietors offer to forfeit $1,000 for any caB of dyspepsia it will not core ? Cram'a Cni-Walled AUaa. The new edition of this unrivall ed work ia now being delivered by the agent, Mrs. A. M. Talt. The work u a most excellent one, and thia edition ia a exeat improve ment upon former; ones, giving alt the latest date--and much new matter that was not in the previous editions. It should be in every family, and on every business man's desk. Those who are not supplied can procure the atlas by addressing P. O. Box No. 00 Al bany Oregon. We are the only people who car ry the celebrated E. Jk YY. collar and cuffs. Always have the latent styles in stock, Tj L. Wallace & Co. Julius GRADWOHLS Baza a o Wholesale price of suar: 100 lbs. extra C, 14.75; 100 lbs. granu lated, $5.75. My display of new toys and novelties for the holidays this year will lie something wonderful. 3toue5 andSipware MATTBBWS ft WiSHBWS. ALBAUY. OREfiOH. AUTUMN Cloaks, Jackets Fur -This question can be SAM'L. E. YOUNG!, I1THO If AS OPENED FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TR IDE A MAMMOTH ASSORTMENT OF ly Ladies Dress Goods, in cloth, silks, foreign and dotniitic fabrics, shawls, underwear, glove, hosiery, II laces; linens, and white good, notions, novelties, etc. ' Alao a complete assortment of Boots and Shoes, Staple and Fancy Groceries. r nSTABLISIIED IN m, TilH PIONEER DRY G00D3 HOUSE HAS u by keeuing a stock large enough to supply any want, ami mating a aa will give tatisfaction both in quality and prices. ALOSE CASH BUYERS VISITING THIS MARKET ARE ESPECIALLY V invited to inspect hia atock, which ia complete in nil his numerous depart-, mentfl, and porcbased especially for the fall aeason'.of Highest of all In Leavening Power. s ABSOLUTELY PURE I am an old man and have been a constant sufferer with catarrh for the last ten years. ; I am en tirely cured by the use of Ely's Cream Balm. It is strange that so simple a remedy will cure such a stubborn disease Henry Bill ings, U. S. Pension Att'y, Wash ington, D. C. tor eight years I have suffered from catarrh, which effected my eyes and hearing; have employed many physicians without relief. I am dow on my second bottle of Ely's Cream Balm, and feel confi dent of a complete cure. Mary C. Thompson, Cerro Gordo, 111. -HUE VERY LATEST NEWS I is that yon can buy at Julius "L Uradwohl'a Bazaar, for net cash, goods as follows : 17 lbs. granulated sugar $1.00 20 lbs. extra V suuar 1.00 No. 1 kerosene, per single gal. .25 5 gallons good pickles '.HI 20 lbs. No. 1 Savon soap i0 Arbuukle coffee, 25c. per pound I will conduct a strict ranli store, and all goods will be sold for nel caOi from 10 to 25 jer cent, less than regular price. My stock of Chinaware, fancy good's and all the desirable styles of dishes, as well as staple grocer ies crockery lamps and lixtures, is complete in every way. I make a speciality of tine teas, coffees and baking jiowder, and always pleases my customers. Jri.irs (iuAimoin., Albany, Oct. 17. lS'il. The! Largest Sled if STOVES, UAHDWAKR. and mm Sootli of Portland a Trimmed Garmeofs and satisfactorilly answered at the old ALBANY. OREGON, TUESDAY, uECEMBEK Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. Powder The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constantly about Matthews and Washburn. Its not their good look j fl'O laiU'a.ariilklns'. rhon.U it is the good qualites of the -oo and heating atoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. and W. Remember you can get the beet kid glove in town for one dollar at the Ladies Bazaar. RKVKKE HOUSE, ALbANY, OR. CUAS Pfciflxr, Prop. Only tirat-eclaHB hoiMC n the city. Lari sample roonm (or com mrrcial men. No Chinamen employed in tlir kitchm. m:uiT wis. Wc desire to say to otir i-iti 7.i lis, 1 hut fur years we liavo been iell- lug Dr Kings Mew lliscovery for Consumption. lr Kings ew I'ilis, IJiieklen's Arnica Salve Life and Electric Hitters, iiml li;ve r.evr liumlli'il remedies that sell as, or '.hut have given such universal satisfac-lit-n. We do nut hesitate to guaran tee - them 1 every time and wetland ready to refund the purchase juice, if satisfactory n suits du tint lollnw their use These remedies have una their great iioptilarity purely on their merits, r'oshay iV Masen Kruggists, a sirt: iirrni-:r. I one which is gnaralitci d to hriii-i you satisfartory results, or in ease of failure it return of purchase price, On this Rate plan you can Imy from our advertised druggists a Imttle of Dr King's New Dscovery for Vyn sumption. Jt is guar -hlccd to tiling relief in evry ':ise, when used for any ullcction of Throat, l.ungs, oi Chest, such as (muisiiiii ption, lull una. tion of l.ungs, Itrom hitis, Asthin':, Whooping Cough. Croup, etc, etc It is Icu-suut and agreei lile to t.isle. perfectly safe, and can always lie de pended upon. Trial bottles free at Eoshay V Mason, Druggists, Shepp'a l'lit!;railis fif the World One of the most beautiful and appropriate holiday books that has been issued, hears the title above given. It is fully ex plained hv th title, Jor it illus trates all of the objects ami Pcei'S of interest in the dill r.Tt parts of world, Mid that two with all Un truthfulness and beauty if the genuine photograph. Overtvu hundred and fifty of these full page photographs aie given. The Ixiok is one of the line-l gift biiks that could he imagined of, and is pimply sMiperh. It will lie eold by hubsci iption. si'M l i iiiuv it t.i:icoi s. Scarcely a day passes without ttn news of some large faihne li.ishiug over tlnr wires the usual result ol speculation in stocks or sunn; equally dangerous venture. The same eleeti li eu tent carries to dear distant triend the sad tidings of death of loved o:u s too often the result of spei-iilulion in pali lit nostrums. Moore's Kevealrd Kemedy is no speculation hut o!d on positive guarantee. Do not fail to go to your druggist and ask ior your mo-ley if not satisiied. We known you w ill go and Imv unotlicr lioltlc. or sale hy all druggists. Baking - IS HERE, AND THE INQURY ON Till", mind and on the lips of every woman will b, "Who has the best stock of Ladies Fall Dressweiir. established house of 5' MAINTAINED PUP.UO FA TOR specialty oi Beiecimg. mui gooun v- b. 1891 STATE AND COAST:! Aa Interesting Budget of News cm Oregon's Capital. AN INFLl'X OF CONVICTS. v i Ki. EDLiway EaUrs Into An-thfr Tj.Bi:a'iitio Vactni-e-A Flight Train W ecked. S.U.-M, Nov. 30. Malcolm Ch' re i was brought to the s'a-e fcripi .-'uuday r.'gi t frm lirant f?jjit;. . lie will serve a term of . '.'( at s for manslaughter. Tbos. "iri-.ek. from Union . coun'y. has a's a rived and will ri nia n tnirty inoiitl ai d .lames (Jurry one year, ioth convicted of larceny. Ihnry K. Desoi-h, recently elected treasurer of the Oregon State Hoard of Horticulture, to fill I be vacanev canned hv the dea'h of 1! S. Wallace, to-dav filed his bond in the sum of $10,000. The ho rn! holds its annual meeting on the 6;cind Tile d iv in January, when ollicers f..-r "the next year will he lecb'd. Articles) of incorporat'on were filed to d.iy by t'nj Hood Kiyer Arm :iy Aspociation, increasing the -capital flock from $1:100 to $'L'0. Als the Dalian Woo'en Mill 1'onipaiiy : capital stock, $.")0, (100; incorporators, W. (!. lhown, J. J. I l ily, M. M. Klliri, 1'eler Alli-on and A. K. Wilson. Abigail Scott Duniway, James A. (:iH-y and G. i'. Wheeler, to diy filed at tides incorrorating the C-o uing Ceiitiuy I'ublisbinir tVuii pany ; capi'al etoi k, f.M 0 HI. The asfc s i -nt roll ol" Mult tio'i.aii county was! received to day. The total taxable projierty is $11, s07,l'S". The number of olls is onlv lord. Marion county report ed ! I p-.Hs. ."lrs-. K. W. Allen, addressed the lailies of S tlciii this aftei n onin the iulenst of the woiiielis' ex hil it. :it. t'ne w-irhl's fair. A local ore.uiization was ethVcted as fol lous: Presnhnt. Mrs. W. P. Ixnd; vice president, Mrs Win. England ; secretary, Mm F. J. Ihtbccck ; trt.isifer. Mis. Sal'ie HtHh. JACK IIKMI'SEY HICK. A K .ort That He I Very III With i'misiiiiiiitiiin. Ni:w Yo::k. Nov. o0. The Morning Journal says the conditio-) of lad: D nipsey, the "Non pareil," is far more serious than his ri ' -iiiveo ; iloctots and friends will Tlmit. lie is guarded with the utmost vigilance, and none but the doctors and his kindred are per.nitled to see him. Those wh- have seen him in his bed of sicklies.? say he is sutlering from incipient consumption, and that tois is h it the beginning of the end. Jack's doctors tive it out that he is suflering from bilious fever, but others say the treat ment of the physicians show that they are paying part;cular atten tion to his lun.js. A Uetermlned Goiernor. Nasjivii.u:, Nov. :0 "The con victs shall be returned to the mini s if it takes every able-bodied man in the state to do it," said Governor P.uchanan last night. Although the governor is reticent, i'-oiii other sources of information gathered concerning the matter i f learned that the lessees have nooic a demand for the convicts, l'h s demand was answered promptly that when the convicts were ciotuted they will be re turned if supplied with eullicient guards ami proper quarters. Pioju-r quaitets will be built at once. This will take about two weeks. The guards will not be taken from the existing militia companies of the state, but the men will be enlisted for the pur pose. About :00 of the 672 re hased convicts have been cap tured. ICKMAKKABL.E CASK. A Man Flying From Sn kablt Fairly Galvantaed Into LI fa. A remarkable recovery from snakebite is reported from Cran bouratt. Jwhu Mourigan, an en gine driver and inspector of pumps on " the Gippsland railway line, was oiling ma piongar o m pump, when a snake bit him on lit fcand. Hourigan scarified and sucked the wound, and felt no inconvenience beyond a general drowsiness. Last . Friday, declaring hlmtelf quite well, be again proceeded; to Pakeuham, and finding the ne- ce8B.iv logive me piuogEr second oiling lie waa in the act of so doing when a snake again bit , ir i the same nana, oniy nait aa- idvu from the first wound, the fangs penetrating bo deep that Hourigan had to knock the snake off . with hii left hand Buffering acute pain. He hurried to the Pakenham sta tion, and the stationmaster ap plied ligatures at the wrist and the elb iw, and sent the sufferer to Herwick. where he appeared to be dying. The local doctor injected airychnineand then Bent him to Dandenong, where the doctors injected the thirtieth of a grain of strychnine, and kept the patient walking up ar.d down, till after a few hours he became black in the face and hia limbs were perfectly I mp, wht n another thirtieth of a giain ot strychnine and twenty minims of ammonia were injected and brandy administered. Then t 1891 he appeared somewhat better, but reh.psing, the injections were re- repeated for the third time, hut in an hour's timo -he collapsed. Ether was injected without avail, and then the galvanic battery wan applied to the rape it neck, gal vanizing the rnao into life, when he became near I v mad wi'n raze. owing to congestion of the brain. The doctor opened a vein, but the blood vai to thick to now and cupping was resorted to, lour oueces of blo?d being removed. From this t me the sufferer shoxed bigns of recovery, and he is now considered out of danger, although the battery treatment had to b used until ' o'clock the next morn ing. The battery was a strong bichromato cell battel y. faying tha Preacher, A cafe of pec ifiar interest to the legal professions, and one which will prubablv attiact the attention of the law j-.urnals, has just been terminated in hitman county. Wash. A I'athol c clergy man sued a paii-hiouer to recover 35), claimed to Ik a nasonable ptoiMiitiou for tins p -nshioner to contribute toward the support of the pa-ttor. Toe parishioner acknowledged the claim to he. reasonable, admiring that the services of llio pastor were worth that inn, hut put n a counter claim for T5, the value of furni ture, lumber and groceries ad vanced to the pastor. 1 lie court gave judgment in f-ivor of the parishioner for flTi. toe amount ol difference between the two claims. The case is the more remarkable it i against Ihe policy of tlo t'atholic chinch to seiile its in ternal all'aiis in the courts, and this case, to far as the precedent it e"-tbliBhes it concerned, will probably never lie lelernd to by the chinch. Secretary Funlrr la Much lie Iter. Washington, Nov. 30. Secre tary foster expects to he able to resume bis duties by the end of Ih J week. THE NOBLE RKD MAN HE IS AO A IN 1MU ItilNIi IN III! PI.KAIANrltlKS. A Hand of ArUi.ua ludlana on the Warpath -Satllrra I'rrpar tig fur a ICahl. Wn.cox, Aiiz , Nov. 30. A dis patch from rort Howie was re ceived last night, slating that Maior William L. Downing, who lives thirty miles eouth of here, was shot from ambush hv Apache Indians wh le he was ruling by. His wound is not considered fatal. P.. II. Daniels, of Ontaiio.Car.ada, an ex-soldier who had been em ployed by Downing, was shot and killed by a hand of Indians Tliurs day night; and information was brought here by Downing. Trav ellers followed the tracks of the Indians some distance, and they say the baud is on the warpath. Lieutenant Irwin and a com pan v of soldiers from Fort Bowi? will pursue the redekins. Settlers are arming themselves, a l hey fear a raid from the Indians, whose stronghold in theChiri uha moun tains ia practically impenetrable. The hostiles, at last rejoi te, were moving south. Bold Hobbarlaa. It is curious how boldly some robberies are carried on. Ar ex change from east of the mountains says that a robbery, which for cool daring has seldom lieen ex celled, was perpetrated upon the driverof the Island City stage in the outskirts of La Grande at an early hour Wednesday evening. The returns, however, were small. As the train of the Elgin branch doea not connect with trains on the main line, the Island City mail is transported by hack. As the driver waa leaving La Grande about 7 :30, lie waa confronted by three masked men who demanded him to throw up hia hands. He did so and thev took all the cash he bad, amounting to but a few dollars. They refused to take his watch or anything else of value, aside from the money. TBI WORLD BNBICHKD. ThA farilitina nf the nreaent dav for tbe production of everything that will conduce to the material falfaM .nil mmfArt nf mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figa waa lirst prouueeu Ihamrnrht mr aa richetl witlltlieOn ty perfect laxative known, aa it ia I he oniy remeoy mu pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Sprin- time or, in tact, at any time buj tbe better it is known the more' popular it becomes.' Look out for a grand display of Christmas goods at F. M. French's, the Corner jewelry store. Stiecial bargains in ladies and gents gold watches for the next SO days. The Delsarte corset affords a support both light and strong, freedom in all motion and elegance of shape. The Delsarte waists for ladies and children arc recommen ded by all who have tried them. Perfect tit guaranteed. Mrs. Talt. exclusive agent. Samples may be seen at Mrs. Gilbert s dressmak ing parlors, over Golden Rule Jmaar. J. F. STINE KILLED An Insane Section Bos; Shot Him and Then Suicided. . WITHOUT A WAKKINO ffOKD. No Cans Ii Ko.iwa for th Dead as tbe H n W-e Frind-4 Former Res ident of Llm ConntTi McMissviixe, Or., Nov 30. J. II. Sthie. tili'or of the Wh teson Advance, was shot last evening by N. C. Cook, a section boss on the nairowg.u e railroad, look men shot li'iit elf twice. lioth men we e killed instantly. SAiue.Cook and a German xciiou ha id had been to Amity on foot, a distance i t ... n-i :... ..... ol three nines ironi iuieon. When about half way back on the r return, Stine walked about tMi feet in advance of the others, Cook quickly, without w irninir, drew a Smith fc Wesson piatol and tire 1 at Stine, striking him in the back of the neck ami breaking the spin tl column. Turning tb pistol !i Imnfelf he lired one shot lino his breast, mit-siug the heart about two inches. He then place I the pist"! to hi temple and tired i second sbot through his brain. The sed imi hand, thinking his time had also come, (started to run t the first shot and did not stop until he not. to Whiteson. A squad i f men returned and found lth mt-n dead. No cause is known f r the lice I, except it was a sudden fit of mental aberration. Cook has been acting singular for some days, i and did not work Friday ami Sal- j urdav. The section baud w'rh Iheiii said that he ha 1 taken but two drinks of whisky iurini the day ami showed no signs ot intox ication. The men wi re good friends, and always on t'ie best of terms. They we e talking pieas an'ly at the tune of the snootin.'. Kiev were both about vear.-. i age, ami veieians. ioin m-ioi i: o hi Company A, Thirty-fifth New .le sev infantry of Trenlon, ai.d Stine to Company D, Second IVnn- -vlvnnia c tvalrv. Nothiim ii know n of Cook's family relations, lie was brought here by the cur oner lat li ght, and hundreds visited the lemair.s to-day. He wan a line physical Hiecini"n. Stino leaves a w i'e and one child, lie was a good writer, an able con nt ty editor, and hid been c.oi. nee'ed with pape'S at Independ ent:, Gr jut's Pa -s, St. Helen's, Lebanon, lirownaville and other points. He will be buried at In dependeuce, wiiere he wa-j m.trried about six years ago. Cook, t lie suici.ie, wa9 a mem ber of Lincoln-Garfield pott of Portland Tney have been noti tied of hia death. li s reiniii were sent to Portland on the aiter noon tiain. FIFTY YKAKS A Archblahiip KmrlrL", I. coil- - c vice in the Church. St. Lous, Nov. 30. Just fitly years ago Peter Richard Kenrick was consecrated bishop of the Roman Catholic church, and to day his golden jubilee wai cele brated with creat pomp. Only once before has the golden jubilee of a bishop been celebrated, that of John McIIale, archbishop of Tuaui, Ireland, eleven years ago. It N an event so rare the whole world is interested in it, and in ill's case not simplv because such cdlebrauons are infrequent, but because Archbishop Kenrick lias filled these fifty years with useful ness and good, and were it not for the fact that on a notable occasion he incurred the displeasure oi th? Holy See by declaring boldly his unlielief in the infallibility of the pone he would now he a prince of the church. A grand pontilical mass, commemorative ot theoc- . " . i ...i. : .. casioii. began ai nine o ciw in the historic old cathedral on Vt al nut street, leading represeiiUttives of the Roman Catholic hierarchy of the United States officiating. rUEIQUT TK US WKKCKBD. A Brakcniaa KUIcmI ana m Tramp N Hadlr lajared. AVo'lf Crbbk, Or., Nov. 30.- Thia morning the north lajutid freight train, No. 45. became no c tupltd two cars back of the engine while running down tne graue north of tunnel 9, near Leland. The rear aection got off the track, smashing three cars. A brake man named Coughein was killed and the balance of the crew in jured. One tramp who wa9 riding in the tool b x of the caboose was badly injured. ANOTHER VICTIM. Bolt for eiOOOO Aralnat the Boathara Pacific Company. Pokti.and. Nov. 30, Wednesday an important damage , suit will be brought in the United States circuit couit against the Southern Pacific Rail way Company. The plaintiff in this case, Miss Grace Isaacs, is a resident of Washington. Mie waa a passenger on the ill-fated train that went through the bridge spanning Lake I Jtbish, near Salem Mit-s Isaacs claims damages in the sum of 131,340, together with costs. etc The complaint, which is qnite comp'aint Ibat the bridge . was voluminous, acta up a general VII NO. I iuiproperiy cou .ructed; that it was permitted to get out of repair ; that the accident waa due to carelessness on th e part of the company. Plaintiff, by reason of the ac.ident, it is alleged, had sustained very serioua bodily in juries. AMOTHKB BKIDGB JL'atrEB. A Druakan Warn Lvapa From tha Morrison Streak Brldce. Portland, Nov. 33. A diunken individual giving the name of Charles li. Lang jumped fiom the Morrison et re-it bridge about 1 o'clock tlrs afternoon on a wager. He jumped feet first, holding his right lez out and leut at the kee. In this position he struck thu water. He sank, but rose to the surface and struck out tor the shore. He was pickeJ up by a boat in a Jio vuing condition. News Notea From Mexlev. City of Mexico, Nov. 30. Fniall pox is again epidemic in Guatem ala and Honduras. Miff-Ting owing to a scarcity of provisions in the interior ia in tense. It ia feared rioting will break out among the famine stiickun Mjpulace. The govern ment has as yet taken no active sieps to alleviate the suffering. Kditors of the newspapera Na cional and I'nivenar fought with canes yesterday in the public paza. Vorl Cyclone Kcr Been. London. Nov. 30. The mates of the scho int r D. II. Rivets, at Liverpool, from Saint Simmons, s.ty.-i tne eye'one encountered by the vessel on tbe voyage was the worst he ever experienced. The captain was washed overboard, and it was impossible to make an etl'oit to save him. Some ol tne test styles of ele aut bed lounges can be Been at Kortmiller & lrving's, as they have just received a large invoice. IIOKKORS OF CHINA j tii k he iih kns ciistimik to KILL MI4SIONAKIKB. Itrutal Outrage Committed The AutliorlllrH in Sympathy With Tbe rerpftlratura. Pf.kin, Nov. 30. The govern ment is tuily aware of the serious coa lition which confronts it, and ' every possible step is being taken to mean me Eicensi" ot me reocis before they get within striking distance of'the capital. There ia m ch excitement here among all e'av . -i of population, and the o-ities believe that if they 'I vt a defeat upon the rebel ' will have a good effect u-ople of Pekin and vic - beheved many people favor of the rebels, imperial forces do battle i-.h '. ' neurgents and de feat 'hem, tin malcontents would then sid with the government. No doubt ia entertained but the situation was dangerous, and should the rebel forces continue to advance toward the capital, in spite oi thi efforts of the imperial troops to pteventtbem, it is feared hv for-jigiera the whole country will lise and aid the invaders. The garrison of Shankaikivan has been sent to suppress other insur rectionary bodies which are march ing in different directions through the country, evidently with the intention of" joining the main bxly. The mo 't serious condition of af fairs xists at Takou. At thia place the most brutal outrages were committed on priests, nuna and converts. What action the government will take in thia mat ter is hard to say. That the a tboriiiis are iii sympathy with, the perpetrators of those most . horrible crimes there ia no reason to doubt. Firat reports from Takou stated that after thes) friends had worked their bloody will on all Christian men, women and children whe fell into their hands, they were feted bv leading Chinese man darins in the district.-. It' is now . said that the local "nandarina have agreed to allow the rebels friui lifcnm Jar tb oUmv of Christians, provided ihey did no harm to the other innamuuiu. These terms were accepted by the rebels, and they pursued their work without hindrance. Three hundred KuroDans and native Christiana were, anaraacred. It is believed not a single "Vhriatian in the district escaped. Consterna tion prevails among the Protes tant missionaries through which it is expected tbe rebels will pass, ljocal officials of TsunhSv' declare they are powerless to protect tbe mie'eionaries. and that if tbey de sired to save their lives they had -better eeek safety in .flight. Tha mie-ionaries at Teunfaa have, therefor", aban-eaed their sta tions and sought refuge in safer parts of the country. . Craleer Mew Totk te be Laaaekted. New Yobs:, Nov. 30 Tbe new armored cruiaer New York will be launched at Cramp's yard in Phil adelphia Wednesday afternoon. Mies Helen Page, daughter of J. Seaver ' Page, - f ecretary of the Union League Club, of this city, has bees selected by Secretary ' Tracy to perform the , christening. ., ... N i i. ! 5 i J mm v. ' . . v -, -- - ' ' i