JUXTAI'Ril. Volume XXXT
TlllES-110f.rIXBKK. ' XIII
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MOCIKTIKM.
16. A. & A. M. Meets
V V first and third
t. at.
Monday of each mouth at S
TBK DALLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, NO 8.
Meets in Masonic Hall the third WedueUa
ech month at 8 P M.
nOLUMBU LODGE, NO, 6, I. O. . F.-'erts
J erery Friday evening at 7:80 o'cloca, in K. of P.
Hall, corner of Secoud and Court streets. Sojourn
er brothers are welcome. H. Cloooh, See y.
F
RIEKDSHIP LODGE, NO. ., K. of P. Meets
every Monday evening at s:uu o cioca, in Bcoau-
has
buildine, corner of Court end second streets.
Sojourning- brothers are cordially invited ,
-.. B. Vara. K. K. and S. r.M;aaurs.Bi. v.
117 OMEN'S CHW9T1AN TEMPERANCE UNION
V - will meet every r'riday afternoon at 3 o'clock
- at toe readiuir room. Ail are invited.
1 4 ODERN WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Mt.
iVJ Hood' Camp, No. H, meets every Tuesday
vcuir-jr i each week at 7 MO o clock, in A. Keller's
Hall. All brothers and sojourning brothers are
u vi Led to ba present.
COLUMBIA CHAPTER, C. D. O. E. P. meet In
Matonlc bail on the second and fourth Tues
day evenir.es oleMh month. Vu-itrrs ecrdially in.
idted. MI'S. MART S. MYERS. W. M.
Mrs. Eliaxo. u68r, Stcy.
TEMPLK LODGE, SO. S. A. O. U. W.-Meets
in K Keller's HaU every Thursday evening at 7:30
dock. PATL KREJT, M. W.
W. S. Mtsrs, Financier
I AB. MESM1TH POST,
NO. St, Q. A. R. Meats
i every Saturday at 7.30 P. M
in a., oi r. uui.
OF L. . Meets every
K. of P. Hall.
Friday afternoon iu
TRIBE. - 16. I. O. R. W UeoU
W every Wednesday e.euiBH in K. of P. hall
1 VSANO
FEHEIN HA RMONIE. Meets every
It gtwoay ayeainu In Keller's Hall
Bjp. L. F. WVlSiDM, NO. 17. Meets n K.
t of P. Hall the first and third Wednesday of
acti month at 7:30 P. II.
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-1BT BAPTIST CHURCH Rev: O. D. TUtlob,
I pagtor. Services every Sabbath at 11 A. M.
p , (KUbath school immediately after toe
irornimr Brrice. grayer meeting eyeiy ij
eveoinv at S F r
ME. CHURCH Rev. Jho. Wsnua, Pastor.
. Services every" Cimdav morula r and evenins .
fcunday School at 12:20 o'ciedt P. M. A cordial Ui vi
satloc extended by both ps0r and people toaU.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Bar. W.C. ODRTO
Pastor. Services every Sunday at 11 A. M. ud
P. M. Sunday Scbsol after morning service.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH Rev. Father BKOKbssi
Pastor. Low Mass every Sunday at 1 A, M. High
Uaa at" 10:30 A.M. Vespers at 7 P. M.
ilT PAUL'S CHURCH. Union Street, oppunite
ft Fifth. Rev. EU D. Sutcllffe, Rector. Service
very Sunday at u A. M and 7:30 P U., Sunday
school at 930 A. At. Evening Prayer on Friday a!
7:80 P. L - - -
stHRlSTlAN CHURCH Rkv. i. W. Jtsaxsa, pas
I 1 t aumrv fiunrlav afiarnoon at s
" a'cloek in thengresationai church. Ail are cor
dially invited
CALYARY BAPTIST CbURCH Corner Seventh
, snd Union. Elder J. H. Miller, Pastor. Serv
ices every Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
KOONTZ,
' Ral Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Airent for the Scottish L'nlim an I National la
suranoe eompaoy of Edinburgh, Scotland, Capital
30,000,000.
Valuable Farms near the City to sell on easy
low. 1
Odos over Post Office The Dalles. Or.
JOHN D. GEOGHEGAN,
(Register U. S, Land Office, lSO 1884.)
Business before United States Land
Office a Specialty.
Wall's Block Main at. Vancouver. Clark Co , Wash.
C. F. STEPHENS
DEALER
IN
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RY GOODS,
GENTS'
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-m f . S Second rtreet next door east of
' JL --- The Dalles Nat Bunk
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C F STEPHENS.
HENEILKUCK,
-MAnafacturor of and dealer In
Harness and Saddlery,
Second St.,
THE DALLES,
r MoodV Warehouse,
OREOON
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n.
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CONSOLIDATED 1882.
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THROUGH
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Through Daily trips (Sundays ex
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land. Steamer Regulator leaves The
Dalles at 7 a. m., connecting at the Cas
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Steamer Dalles City leaves Portland
(Oak street dock) at 6 a. ni., connecting
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General Agent
THE DALLES, - 0EEG0N
HAKET LIEBE,
PraciiGsi . VialcnmaRBr
AND DEALER IN
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Ete.
Always Icmps on al the latest and bert ttylei
Tliua-pJott. Diamond Jungi. now-luiot Klutn, oil
verware, etc, eu.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY,
163 Second ftrctt. rot tfeer tc A
Williams fc To.'
TLE DALLES,
OREGON
COAL! GOAL!
I am now prepared to deliver
Eoslyn Coal
To any part of ite city for $8.25 pe
ton. This ia much cheaper than wood
aod a great deal mora convenient. Ap
ply to j
E E. LYTTLE,
Agem for O. R & N. Co
R. E. Saltmarshe
-AT THK
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hit AS S0RT31ENT
im m mil mm
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- CluCnes Cleaned on the Shoit
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CITY BAKERY
ND-
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FMY GROCERIES
i).
-(Suoceesor to P. KREFT A Cj.
Dealer in
MbI1 paper,
fainh,
Artists' Material and Painters' Supplies
Agent for MASURY'S LIQUID PAINT
All orders for painting, papering .and
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Fresh titers' Served la Erery Style.
Second (Street, Next door to The Dalles No,
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CARS t
the Beat Brands Diannfact-
red, and ordeas from all pai ta
of the country filled on the shortest notice.
The reputation of 1'HE LIALLKtJ UlliAa
has become firmly eataHiahed. and the de
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increasing every day. A. ULRICA & SON.
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F. W. SHYERTOOTII, Prop.
F;rst-c!ais Winei, Liqaors and
Cigars
Always on Hand.
Corner Second and Court Streets,
Tha Dalles, Oregon.
Sample : Rooms,
B FRONT HT
(Nearly opposite Umatilla House.)
CHARLIE FRANK, PROP.
The Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars
COLUMBIA CBEWEBt BEER ON DRAUGHT
Watches and
Diamonds.
And All Kinds of the
Best
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i. c.
NICKELSEN.
s
THE DALLES.
Children Cry
for PITCHER'S
Castoria
eo veil adapted to children that
Castoria U ' superior to aoy prescriptioa
I recommend it u. B, A. Abcber, M. U.,
kiiowa u me." M St,, DrookJyn, N. y
111 South Oxfu,
"os, and It
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10uT id Avo., New ."
-From rrsni! to,jvlcdge I can say th.rt
itaatoria is a :Mo.t vxUeet medicos fur clul
lr .. lieu i- O. ysooL,o,
lrea- Lowell, Mass.
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomes Flatuleiicy, ConsUpaBfin, Bour
Stomach, Diarrnaca, and Feverushne.
Thus the child 13 rendered healthy and Its
Bleep natnral. Castoria contaiia BO
Morphine or other narcotic property.
Ik Dalies National Bank,
OF DALLES CITY, OR,
President,
Z. F. Moody,
Cashier,
.19.1
General Banting Business Transacted.
Sight Exchange sold oo
NEW YORK,
SAN FRANCISCO,
pioiEEB mm,
Northwest Cor. Second sndVaahlLrtants.
mmi 1 wm, mn
Baocessorsto George Bach.
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tn psuas rca
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ton to our customers
both old lid new.
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PROPRIETOR
OF TDK
PIONEER SODA." WKS
SECONDTHEET THE PALLEa OR.
Manufactures the Best Articles of
Soda, Sarsapariila and Giilger Ale
Leaue Orders With Andrew Keller,
Uppfecttoner.
THB DAXLES. OREGON.
Best Kentueky Whiskey
FROM LOTJSTIIXE.
Very Best Key West Cigars, and Bes
of Wines.
English Porter Ale and MilranVe
Beer always on band.
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ire
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OEEGON. SATURDAY. MARCH 2. 1895.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Clreat t'hapfte at Heart.
Baleiqu, N. C, Feb. 93 The Ntin
and Observer say editorally this mornins;
in regard to the action of the bouse of
representatives today: "Several weeks
ago a proposition was made in the gen
eral aesembly to adjourn In honor of
Robert hue on the eccat-ion of his
birthday. This r solution whs voted
tlcwo, although hy eoectment of a prior
'c9!ature Gentral Lee' birthdhy is a
public J'lWy t''e stale, and the
public buildiugfl 6iA closed oo that day.
"Yesterday a revolution was introduced
to aJjoulo until 10 o'clock on Saturday
to pay respect to tbe memory of George
Washington whose birthday ! also a
legal holiday. Tbis was voted down.
At the session where the resolution to ad
jodrrl in honor of Washington was voted
down, the following resolution. Intro
duced by Crews, colored, of Granville,
was adopted :
" Wherras, The late Freperick
Douglass departed this life on the 20tb
inst.;and
' 'Whereas, We greatly deplore the
same; now, therefore, belt
' 'Jieschert. That when this house ad
journs it adjourn lo respect to the meru
ory of the deceased .'
.'These three dates, the birth of Lee,
the birth of Washington and the death
of Douglass are compared in one month
This general assembly, deliberately and
after debate voted down the resolutions
to honor the memory of the Father of hia
country and Robert K Lee, who, With
Grant, was amooe; the heroes of Chepul
tepee aod the commander of the armies
of the south, put on record 1b the jour.
nals of the bouse a resolutierr of adjourn
ment . in respect to the memory of
Frederick Douglas.
"The action is equivalent to saying,
'Washington, Lee, Douglass. These
three, but the greatest is Douglass.'
This action more correctly than any
other official proceeding of this legisle.
ture, show the spirit of this body."
Hot Spring Horned.
St. Louis, Feb. 23 A special from
Hot Springs, Ark , says : Fire breaking
out here at 4 tbis morning has raged
without control, and so far lonr blocks of
buildings have been destroyed.
Hot Hpriogs has no adequate fire de
partment. The streets are narrow and
tba buildings frame. None of tbe large
hotels are burned, but all are in danger.
Eight people are so far known to have
perished in the fire. It is feared the
number dead will be much greater than
three, as many people who lived In the
destroyed buildings are missing.
Eow tbe dimes originated Is a mys
tery. When discovered, tbe fire was
under strops; headway, and made such
rapid progress that the department could
do lutie toward checking it.
People who roomed in tbe doomed
structures were caught almost without
warning, and nearly all who escaped did
so in their night clothes, being unable to
save any of their effects,
Tbe dead are Mrs. Clara Sam moos, a
boarding-house keeper, D W Wing, Glen
Falls, N, Y , and Mrs. Maggie Hecox, a
boarding house keeper.
Mr. and Mrs. Brnnoo, -of Macon, Mo.,
were slightly injured by jumping from
tbe burning building.
The are originated in tne na leery over
wbicb were furnished rooms kept by Mr,
Summons. Other buildings burned were
tbe Laclede, Ouachita, Illinios, Missouri,
Oak!awn and Bloomingion boarding
houses; H M Budgies' residence; R L
Williams' tbree-s'orv- brick, Jouim's
grocery, E Randolph's residence, Ledger-
wood's bakery, Tennessee stables, West
bouse, and 15 cottages. The total Iocs is
$75,000, with very iilt'e insurance. The
re burned both sides of Ouachita
avenue to Hawthorne, one side of Haw
tborne to Woodbine, and both sides of
Orange to Quapaw street.
tnletfj- Burled.
Washington, Feb. 33 A a resell of
cable communication witn bis relatives
in Moscow, tbe remains . of Pierre
BogdanoS, tbe late first secretary of tbe
Russian legation, were quietly interred
today in the Rock Creek cemetery of tbis
city. Mr. Bogdanoff, white suffering
intensely from neuralgia, shot bimself
Wednesday morning last. What mystery
if any, was behind this tragic taking ui
is probably burled with him. The note
that be left for relatives has been for
warded to tbera unopened. A priest of
the Greek church came from New
York and conducted, at the bouse of tbe
deceased, tbe simple ceremonies wbicb,
under tbe circumstances, were all that
could possibly be done in the way of
religious ceremon y. Prince Cantacuzene,
tbe Russian minister, end alt the
members of tbe Russian legation and
many other diplomats attenoea tne
services, but only a few personal friends
followed the icmains to tbe grave. -
Three Hundred Hialn.
Paris, Feb. 23 Quotiene reports the
French expedition which left Marseilles
some months ago under com man u oi
Commandant Montlel, for service In the
interior of Africa,' was surprised and a
sanguinary conflict ensued. Three hun
dred men, comprising .one- half tbe force,
are said to have been kil'ed while tbe
remainder bave been diiven from the line
of march, and their retreat cut off.
Tbe minister of tbe colonies has re
ceived an urgent appeal for reinforce
ments, Muntiel's expedition was intended
to join tbe contingent of Captain ureas.
now guarding Urbangbui.
saernsed A gamut Htaa.
Lonoon, Feb. 23 Advices from Tama-
tavesay the French are incensed against
ex-United States Consul Waller. It 1s
related that jnt before tbe French oc
cupation of Tamatave, French soiaiers
entered tbe bouse where Waller was
stopping and threatened biin with a
knife. Waller seized a ' chair, and
declared be would brain tbe soldier if be
came a step further. The soldier tben
left. Waller reported the matter to tbe
United States consul. "
An tSncllernnan BrneadeA.
Liverpool, Feb, 33 Mail dispatches
from West Africa give details of tbe na--bve
rai(Mn the Royal Niger Company's
headquarters at Akassa last month. The
natives captured Mr. Wyse, chief of the
company's printing woiki, and took him
to Nimbi, where be was beheaded. It is
believed that a large number of the
company's native employee were either
killed or captured. It is understood that
a British advance upon Nimbi Is immi
nent. Set a Tkaakral Sow.
VicToRrA, Feb.. 32 Jastice Cras yei
terday afternoon sentenced John - Simp
son and Peter Nelson to five years' im
prisonment for robbery of the bonded
warebcnie at theonter wharf. Aa tbey
I - - - '
were leaving the dork, Simpson cbserved
"TbaDk you, sir," for which, interpreted
as contempt, be was brought back an.i
given three years additional, a year for
eaeu word .
War lo F.ul Africa.
Massowah, Feb. 32 Chief Tafiri, of
the province of Agame, acting as an ally
of the Italian operating in East Africa,
against the Abysslnians, has attacked and
defeated the Tigrlna near Adigrat, kiil
IdK mauv.
Mene'ik, the emoeror of Shoa. re
turned to his capital Jauuarv 21. after
pillaging the country.
Mataapecaf Brb la.
Paris, Feb. 22 The last mull from
Madagascar 9ajs that 4500 Huvss am
other natives were menacing Dieeo
Snarez at the north extremity of the
island. The neighborhood has been
almost deuuded of troops for the
campaign in the Interior.
Large Expnrtaj of Plonr.
TacOma, Feb. 23 Out of the 16
largest exports of tbis continent, Tacoma
contributed one-ninth of - the entire
quantity of flour exported. For tbe
week ending February 16, 235,000
liarrcls were exported.
General la Char After.
Washinuton, Feb. 33 A resolution
was adopted by tbe senate to correct an
error in tbe recent Chicago public build
ing act by wbicb the old building was to
be sold to the "lowest bidder" instead of
the "highest."
An hour was given to a sharp contro
versy over stopping work on the Ddle
ware river bridge at Philadelphia until a
board of army engineers investigated the
height, span. etc. McPberson withdrew
bis opposition to the inquiry and bis mo
tion to reconsider dnring an investigation
was laid on tbe table, 37 to 10
Tbe credentials of McPServ, of
Louisiana, for another term, beginning
March 4 next, were presented by hu
collesge, Blanchard.
George submitted tbe results of an in
quiry by tbe committee ou agriculture
concerning tbe cultivation of cotton.
"Pettlgrew offered a resolution provid
ing that nut of respect to Ihe memory of
tbe late Frederick Douglass bis remains
be permitted to he in state in the capital
rotunda tomorrow. Pettigrew asked for
tbe immediate consideration of tbe reso
lution, but objection was made by
Gorman and it west over.
In accordance with a special order tbe
senate tben listened to eulogies on tbe
late Representative George B, S.baw, of
Wisconsin, at the conclusion ot which tbe
senate, at 6:4Q, adjourned.
Boya and Gunpowder. .
Jacksonville, Feb. 24 Three little
Jacksonville boys hid a painful gun
powder w experience today. They were
Louis Engledow, aged 9 years, and Victor
and Bennie l'lymale, aged 8 and 9, re
spectively, Tbe little EngVdow boy bad
a lot of agates and wanted to divide them
with the other boys. His mother gave
biro a box containing tne agates and told
bim that there was some gunpowder in
the box and directed him to pick ont the
agates and return her tbe box. A bapny
thought struck the boys, so they slipped
ont on tbe sidewalk and touched a match
to the gnnpewder. There was an ex
plosion and three little boys are now
without eyebtows, eyelashes and front
bair. Ater three hours' or severe pain
from their burns, tbe little lads are rest -
ing easily, and sustain no serious results
from their experiment. Tbey seem to be
satisfied with their experiment, and will
not be likely ever to make BLarcbiits.
A FIBht la Africa.
London, Feb. 24 It is reported that
there has been severe fighting between
the British naval force and the natives at
Brass, Guinea, on the weat coast of Africa.
A sailor, who was on tbe warship 8t.
George, telegraphed to bis wife, in Ply
month. "Big fight at Brass Saturday;
we are all right." No details bave been
received, but it is known that the cruiser
Barroua and tbe gunboats Widdon and
Thruth. with tbe St. George, tbe flagship
of tbe west Africa station, were near the
Niger's mouth at the end of the week;.
It U reported at Plymontb that Sir Claude
Mcdonald, the British agent in tbe
Niger region, and tbe offiuer commanding
the British force were wonnded severely.
The natives, it is said, were pnt to flight
after suffering heavy losses.
K earned by Yorktow"-
Washington, Feb. 33 Secretary Her
bert has received a cablegram from
Admiral Carpenter, commanding tbe
Asiatic squadron, saying that tbe gun
boat Torkiown returnerrto Che-Foo yes
terday with 13 missionaries, who have
been rescued from places of danger.
Tbe Yorldovn baa been on tbe aoutb
coast of tbe Shan Tnng promontory, hav
ing been ordered there by Admiral Car
penter for tbe purpose of anording an
asylum to Americans driven to the coast
during the Japanese occupation of Wei-
Hai-Wei.
The flagships Baltimore and tbe
Chartetlon are also at Che-Foo.
- A Senate Inquiry.
Washington, Feb. 23 Morgan intro
duced In tbe senate a resolution author
izing tbe senate committee on Pacific
roads to sit during the coming rece.s for
tbe purpose ot continuing its investiga
tions of tbe relation of these roads to the
government. The committee Is author
ized by tbe resolution to make a personal
examination of tbe roads and other prop
erties that are bonded to tbe PaciQu
railway companies and their branches,
and the country through wbicb tbey pass
or wbicb is immediately contributory to
beir income, with a view to ascertaining
heir present status and ability to pay
their indebtedness lo the United 3 ales,
aad bow that indebtedness can De act
uated aod paid.
Twe Faaaeagera ilad Mmallpex.
San Francisco, Feb. 93 The steam
ship Gaelic, wbicb arrived at 8 o'clock
this evening, was detained by being sub
jected to quarantine at Honolulu. Six
day out from Hong Kong two cases of
smallpox were discovered in tbe steerage,
tbe victims being Chinese. On arrival
at Yokohama tbe patients were landed.
Tbe ship was about 10 days in transit
from Japan to Honolulu, and wnen sne
arrived there those passengers ticketed
for the islands ware taken from tbe ship
and placed in quarantine. Only four
passengers from Honolulu weie taken on
board. ,
Hull Baurencaa Interference
Lonboit, Feb S3 Tbe latest commu
nications between the foreign office and
Japan, in regard to peace negotiations
with China are reported to bave led to
a distinct declaration on the part of Japan
that she is not desirous oi any interference
by European powers.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Panama, Feb. 23 Tbe men employed
on the canal are abandoning work.
Even those in the giestest need refuse to
accept tbe low wages offered to replace
the strikers. It is now rumored that it
is lue purpose of the company to pul
wagea so iow mat men cannot accept.
and so have a pretext for not continuing
work until a Ireth supply of funds comes
irom ranee. Foreigners here am pro
testing against tbe reported violations of
tne mails, it is believed ihe government
win increaae the in. port din ed Imposed
suuie luipunaut arncies oi living,
A lirpoMtt la New York.
.New i ore, Feb. 24 The Morgan-
Belmont syndicate drpoiited 1800,000 at
ihe subtreasury today, and asked for a
receipt without stating whether tbe gold
was a payment on account of tbe bonds
or not.
mere It biuch excitement in Wall
Street over tbe allotment of bonds. It it
said small investors and saving banks
will be given the preference.
The syndicate has announced that the
total subscription to the new 4 per cent
loan in the United States amounts to
aSUU.UUUjUUt,,
fold lor ihe Bond.
Washington, Feb, 33 Up to snd in
cluding today tbe treasury department
has received $39,675,708 in gold on de
posit on account of tbe Belmont Morgan
bond purchase; it has issued $28,433,774
in certificates for tbe same, and has car
ried to the gold reserve $39,839,389.
ine treasury interest payments on
account of recent bond issues, and the
gold bond issues up to date, aggiegate
tots nscai year 3,i)0U.0U0. or about 11
per cent of tbe total receipts oi tbe gov
ernment lor tbe fiscal year to date,
Tobaeeo for the Wavy.
Washington, Feb.23 The paymaster
general of tbe navy has called for bids
on 130,000 pounds of navy plug chewing
tobacco, which will be opened at tbe
New York navy- v aid March 30. The
specifications are very strict. A similar
amouut .purchased last year cust
cents per pouud,
Burner ef War.
London, Feb. 35 Advices from Rear-
Admiral Bedford, in command of Cape
Uood Hope and West African stations,
who bas been co-operating with the land
forces id the British expedition on Braes
river, on the Guinea coast, confirms the
report of severe fighting in that locality.
Tbe admiral adds that Lieutenant Taylor,
ot the royal navy, and two men were
killed and five men'were wounded.
Tbe British advanced up Brass river
February 33, captured several rebel
strongholds and destroyed a number of
warcanoes. Many of the natives were
killed and tbe main body of rebels re
treated into tbe interior. Tbe following
day the British advanced further inland,
and, after sharp fighting, captured and
burned the native town of Nimbi.
The natives, who oit heavily, fled from
Nimbi to Baasouia, followed by the Brit
isb, who shelled the last-named town,
hut did not proceed further inland. Sir
Claqde M McDonald, who personally di
rected the operations, sent an ultimatum
to the rebels that unless tbey surrendered
and gave up tbe prisoners captured at
Akaasa, a month ago, further attack
ould be made on them.
A later dispatch from Admiral Bsdford
says the British expedition consisted of
lie gunboats Widgeon and Thrutli, two
steamers belonging to tbe Niger protect
orate, and tbe flagship St. George
On February 31 the rebels, in 35 war
canoes, attacked the British force at
Sacrifice island, but tbe fire of tbe natives
was ineffective, and three of the war
canoes were sunk, after wbicb the rest
retired. I he following day the intricate
channels of the Brass river were buoyed
and the creek reconnoitered.
"At daybreak February 23," continnes
Admiral Bedford's dispatch, "we com
menced the attack, and, after aa obsti
nate defense of a position naturally
difficult, a landing was gallantly
effected and Nimbi completely burned.
Ihe force was withdrawu tbe evening
following, after the retidencea of King
Koko and tbe house of tbe other chiefs
had been destroyed."
An additional dispatch received from
Admiral Bedford this evening says that
Fishtown, another town on Brass river,
was destroyed by tbe British expedition
ary force today. The admiral adds:
'The Brass chiefs and people impli
cated in tbe attack npon Akassa bave
now been punished, and no further
operations are contemplated."
Hayward HUH a W'taraa.
Minneapolis, Feb. 25 Harry Hay-
ward, defendant in tbe Ging murder trial
continued hia testimony today.
Tbe narrative was resumed at tbe
point where be returned to tbe Ozark
from tbe theater and beard of Miss
Oiog's death. .
I thought of all our relations," be
taid, "and bow I bad lent ber money. I
remember tbe often asked me to lend ber
my revolver, and at I thought the matter
over, I became convinced sne had Deen
murdered. I don't know ' what I said to
people there or at tbe police station. I
was very much excited."
He and Adrian were arrested and pnt
in a cell together. Adrian seemed very
much down in the month, and Harry
said to him: "We are not guilty, what's
the use of feeling tbis way," bnt Adrian
was dispirited, and finally Harry said:
"Adrian, what Is tblsi Yon held her np
once. Did yon nave anytning 10 no witn
hist" Adrian was silent and refused to
talk any more, and after that there was
no further conversation between them .
Tb s evidence caused a flutter of excite
mcnt, aa it brought In the story which
Thursday bad been ruled out by tbe court
to tbe effect that Adrian was tbe masked
highwayman who last April robbed
Harry, ftlirt uing anu aiist veader.
while riding. Adrian, it is understood,
attempted to disprove this story with an
alibi.
Erwin next read the incriminating evi
dence ot Blfxt to tbe defendant witness.
and drew from bim explicit denials of tbe
charges made by B'ixt. Tbe same course
was followed witn Adrian a testimony.
Jealeuay aad Oeatn.
Chehalib, Wasb Feb. 25 J. A.
Phillips, a logger about 35 years old, shot
and killed bis wife Estella, at Centralia
about 4 o'clock this afternoon. After
writing a note explaining tbe cause of tbe
tragedy, be blew out bis brains. Both
died within an hour, Tbe affair grew out
of Phillips' jealousy of bis wife. He bad
been at a logging camp during tbe week
and returned unexpectedly. Soon after
tbe arrival, bis wife came from town eo
coiapanied by Jap Bowes, a young man.
She went into the boose, leaving Bowen
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. me Kaie, appaientty in reconnoiter.
She had kt-nrcelygot in before a neighbor
nearn shots. Phillips stood in the door-
way with a revolver pointing at Bw en,
" running away, three more
shots were beard, and the neighbor
rushed to the house and broke in the doo
which was locked. Mrs, Phillips lav
gasping to pool of blood on the flior.
one naa been shot in the arm and attain
tnroogb the left temple. Phillips was on
a bed, holding tbe revolver In bis band,
un the table lay a note, tigoed bv the
husband, and which was as follows:
"As I can't live without my wife. I
have taken this way of keeping her with
me. We bsve no friends tj mourn for nt,
ana lei tnit oe a lesson lo all not to fool
will) other men's wlveo. Good hte to
mat irienna i nave. Ut us mtn the
ground at soon as yon can.
Aaxlvaa for Peace.
London, Feb. 25 A dispatch from
Tien-Tsln stye that Rev.' Gilbert Reld, of
tbe board of foreign missions of tbe I
Presbyterian church of tbe United States
has privately interviewed members of tbe
grand council at Peking, all of whom
expressed themselves as strongly desirous
of peace with Japan.
The audiences tha viceroy hag had with
tbe emperor of China are reported satis
factory. The Peking government has not
taken any decision regarding tbe reorgan
Isation of its army, owing fo the
obstructive tactics of Chinese rfflcials.
Colonel von Hanneken bas Intimated
that be bas definitely withdrawn Irom tht
task of reorganizing the Chinese troops.
because preliminary conditions were nnl
complied with, and because the advisets
of the empire bave failed to grasp the
true cause of the military collapse of tbe
Chinese empire.
Chicago, Feb. 25-Two children today
discovered tbe mutilated body of a man
in a lonely locality at Ninety-fifth street
and Western avenue. Tbe body, wbicb
Is that of a man about 25 years
old, waa found in a sitting position lean-1
ing against a tree. Tbe bands, legs and
lower part of the body were badly
burned. Deep gashes were found in bit
bead, and about bis waist were the rem
nantsof a charred and singed rope. Tbe
indications are that be bad been mnr-
dered and an attempt made lo conceal
tbe crime
by burning Ihe body, or he
bad been burned at the stake
m.eee Rrpul.rd.
Yokohama, Feb. 25 Dispatches from
Ibe commander of tbe Japanese forces' at rocking chair; second prize to S. A. Thur-Hai-Cbenn,
say that 17,000 Chinese, sup- tnau, fcsquiuiaux and family, beat assumed
ported by 20 guns, recently attacked the character. Aa fain hod a dog, sled and
Japanese troops at that place, bnt re-I
treated after the Chinese battery bad
been silenced by Ore irom tbe Japanese
batteries. '
The Japanese loss is six killed. The
Cbinese loss is uncertain, but one attack I
Ing force ie.'t 100 dead behind tbem.
lanarxeata Maeeeearvl.
London, Feb. 25 A Bombay, dtapatcb
says: Insurgent Bedouins bave captured
tbe greater portion of tbe city o' Muscat,
The sultsn fled from tbe palace, but sac-
ceeded subsequently in retaking the east-
ern portion of tbe town. Tbe results of
the fighting are still uncertain.
rena AU JDcMreyeH.
Shanghai, Feb. 25-The British war-
sbip Alacrity, just arrived from Wei-Hal-
Wei. renorte that the Jansnese destroyed
all the land forts st that place except
tboee on the island of Llu-Kung-Tao.
- A Chapter of Aeoidenta.
The Antelope HeraUl furnishes tbe fol
low ion Hat of accidents in that towu laat
week:
A. E. Stewart, aearpenter of this plsoe,
met wtte a very paioful accident at th
dance here last Thursday night. While
promeoading in a quadrille he alipped and
fell, tripping bis partner wbo fell on top of
him. Not realizing the aeriousuesa of hu
accident he tried to get up, but found it im
possible to do so, aa one bone of his right
leg was broken just above the aukle and
the other bone was 'dislocated at the ankle.
He was immediately csrriml to the red-
dence of W. D. Jooee, where Dr. PilUing
ton at once tet the boots, and he is now do
ing as well as roald be enaeoted.
The little HJ yiar-old boy of Mr. F. N.
Bpicer's went to lead his pony to water on
Thutaday of laat week when the animal
broke loose and ran away. The boy fol-
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wheeled aod kicked the boy jntt above tbe
left eye. cutting a gash into the skull and
about three inches long, Tbe little fellow
displayed a'ondtrful grit and hung on the
rope till be had the horse safely tied in the
barn. He then went to the house and ha,i
tbe wound dressed, being aa cool about it as
a man would have been. Mr. Spicer bad
tha d oo tor to treat the boy tnia week, and
he will doubtless be all right again in a
short time.
Eight Mile Doinc-
Kioht Mils, Feb. 22, 1895.
Editor TiMts aUtvsTusua:
Tbe beautiful snow has about all disap
peared from the hillsides, and the merry
iingle of sleigh bells from the highways
The robin and the meadow lark bare filed
their rights to a homestead by the fence
post, where their song will be beard from
tbe rising of the suu to the setting of the
same.
The people of Kndereby have petitioned
for a new school district to be taken from
district No. 22, 28-civilization adjusts it
self to tbe needs of the people. r
Our singing school, under the manage
ment of Prof McGreggor, will come to a
close on Tuesday, the 26th, after which
there will be a grand concert on tbe even
ing of Saturday, March 2d. Tbe services
of Miaa Nellie Allen, of The Dallea, has
been secured as organist. The entertain
ment of the evening will consist of singing
by the Eight Mile harmony claw, dialogues,
recitations etc, Hamlin.
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A Very Snooesafal Party.
The masquerade ball given by the Wood-
meu of this city at the Baldwin opera house
hut evening; waa a aucoeas, Jn every regard.
Soon after 7 o'clock the hall began 1 to filll
with spectators, and maskers, entering bv
auother door, began to circle around the
room. These represented different cos
tumes, national and otherwise, and formed
a grotesque crowd. At 10 o'clock un-
u"kinB took place, and by this time every
available aeat was occupied by spectators
and the center was literally crowded with
those e tunioue. Here the Spanish oav-
alier llnt4!PeH . ...
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nmted cigars kept time to th. u.uaio .d
joined in the dances. A irreeter variety of
masks has not been seen at any party given
at The Dulles, and the music furnished waa
very excellent. '
A committee on awards was chosen' con-
"sting f Judge Blakely, W. H. Wilaoa.
S- Gunning and Mesdamas John Fillooa
jana j. ftuuiing. After carefully pass-
,BK judgment on the characters the first
prize, China tea aet, was awards to Miaa
Ruffuer, Queen Isabella of ftnaln. as tha
moti eleiraut costume: the aeooud nrl
handsome lamp, to Mrs. H. Laurenzea, .
Spanish fish woman, aa the best aaaumad
,ady character. the fit -,..,....
to Lieut MuAvov. Hn.ni.1. v.n.. .
Mr. F. If. Moore a little bey to constitute
tl,e "nnly, we presume be will divide the
oaon with them. Dancing was kept up
until au early hour, and thoroughly en-
joyed, The followlug ia a list of tlie char-
acters:
Fred Archer, Chinaman; Julius Ullricli,
Cuuin girl; John MoNaal, Far West; Chat
Gnep, John Brown; Wm Vanbibber, Bailor;
II Uaoaen, boot black; R Liege, Tork: Si
Fulton, painter; Wm Nicholas, stylish
negro; Bert Bagley, coon; A B Lee. tailor;
Ed Drew, monkey; E L Fsio, Turk; J A
Simoneon.George Washinuton: H Lonsdale,
mask; J Hampshire, mask; Willie Frank,
negro; J M Buschke, regular fool; Gus Bar-
tel, mask; C Emerson,- old man; Charles
Frank, elowo; W H Reivis, yacht mts;
Frank Roffoer, miller boy; Fred Snipes,
dude; Chas Burget. dude; Paul Kreft, Irian
Mick; noyd Herman, Spaniard; H Alex-
uder' waohmao; Bert fiarnett, Spanish
prinae; J if Moore, Esquimaux; Beo UU
rich, school boy; J R McAvoy, Spanaird;
Chaa Snipes, Scottish ouief; Jss MoCowa,
Tipperery boy; Arthur Utubliog, Irishman;
Mat Shoren, baker; J B Gilmore, eclipse;
Vio Marden, lady; Chaa Friix, lady; Al
Reese, clown; M T Nolan, D.t.-beat George
Moabus, coon; Sun Thorman, Esquimaux;
J M Ford, Irish priest. Miaa Busohke, lov"
ing sister; V Alleo, loving sister; Mrs Ban-'
nell, none girl; Mrs Shoreo, sleigh bells;
Mrs C Ea.ersoo, oountiy lady; Lizzie Van-
pelt, soow storm; Maud Car?, night; ' Miss
Austin, Mother Hubbard; Mrs A Urquhart,
old faabioaed girl; Mrs K L Barrel', Span
ish' lady; Clara Rnffoer, Qaeen Isabella;
Maud Roffoer, Red Cross narse; Lizzie
Gates. Uutoh girl; Mrs F Ruffuer, miller
girl; E.ina Eiharr.sleigh bells; Oreo Lauer,
night; Mrs Adams, good look; Minnie Gos-
ser, fairy; Christina Phirman, fairy; Jenny
Young, atarlight; Miss Ulriob, snow;
Emma Fisher. Japanese; Miaa Stnbling,
Irish lady; Mrs El Ryan, Soanish dancing
girl; Mrs J Simonaon, Woodman; Mrs Mo- .
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tha Washington; Mrt J C WingGeld. coun
try lady; Grace Akin, cotton g'r'; Liszie
Akin, Italian; Lizzie Ere, Zalu; Miss Erk,
mask; Mrs HL Jones, orange girl; Mrs L
L Braoner, Bo Peep; Mrs H C Lauretzoo,
Spanish tithing lady; Mrs Lizzie Firter.
maak; Mrs Millteist, night and day; Lena
Nelson, Chronicle; Mrs Kirk, tambourine
girl; Miaa B Feuton, German peasant; Mrs
Beck.Norwegiao girl; Carrie St Jobn,aaak.
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