dhenomenal propositions C A P IT A L A N D E N T E R P R IS E VOL. H. THE LEADER. .... b o h em ia gold mines COTTAGE GROVE. EAXE COUNTY. OREGON. SATURDAY. Al tri ST 8. 1 ^1 (5 . ms T H E RAILROAD GATEW AY V ic t o r ia t o R e t i r e . N O . 10. L E M A T I. T H E W IL H O IT S T A G E . • The rum or th at l^ueen Victoria in ­ E L E C T IO N IN A LABAM A. tend* to retire in favor of the Prince < f G u a r d e d b y M a lit la . Wales is again current in London, it H e ld I p b y T w o M a « k ed H ig h w a y m e n uuh ii Cleveland. O „ Aug 4.—The labor sit­ and H o b b e d . T h e S t a t e C a r r ie d b y t h e t s u a l D e m o ­ is added th a t court circles are g reat'v c r a t ic M a jo r ity . uation in this city is again critical From All Parts of the N e w troubled regarding the condition of -e Oregon C ity, Aug. 5.—An excited Cue hundred and fifty nonunion men q u -'-n ’a health. 8 a -h w p rta fa . A Dramatic Incident in a messenger oame galloping into town Montgomery, Ala , Aug. 5 —The World and the Old. w ent to work a t the Brown hoisting quently appeared recently, only to be this evening w ith the news th at the Report of the Bureau for the size of the Democratic m ajority seems Steamship Voyage. A Resume of Events i n ih © works this m orning, guarded by four semi-ofHcially contradicted later", but it all th at rem ains in doubt, w ith regard W ilhoit stage, which left this city to­ Last Fiscal Year. companies of m ilitia and a large force "terns th a t there may be some actual to the result of today's eleotion. Be­ day noon had been robbed. A doz-ui Northwest. of police. A big crowd of union men O F IN T E R E S T TO O U R READERS foundation for the statem ents made. cause of the slow ocunting under the to tw enty shots were tired, two horses were present, but no outbreak occur­ It is added th at her m ajesty has de­ F R E N C H L IN E R S A V E S 12 L IV E S were killed and the pockets and bag­ new ballot law, returns are necessarily g e n e r a l in c r e a se o n t o b a c c c slow in ooming in, but there is no red. The police and soldiers kept the cided to spend her tim e in tu tn re at gage of the passengers rifled. It is not E V ID E N C E O F S TE A D Y G R O W TH strikers moving. A sym pathetic strike, O o m p r e h t n i l ' a R a v le w o f t h e I m p o r t Balm oral or Osborne, and will give the doubt of a complete Democratic vic­ known how much property was taken. threatened ever since the strike a t the • a t H a p p e n in g * o f t h e p a s t W e e k Prince and Prince-ts of W alts the u«e A B r it i s h S h ip A b a n d o n e d a t S e a T h e The robbers were interrupted in their Th e R e c e ip t s S h o w a T r iv ia l lu c r e s * « tory. Incomplete returns from about R e s c u e W a s A c c o m p l i » b ed by a of Buckingham palace and W indsor t a l l a d F roru t h e T e le g r a p h C o l a n n a half the counties so far received in d i­ S e » ! G a t h e r e d ln AH t h e T o n u s o r Brown company’s works began, eleven work by two farm ers, who exchanged O v er th e P r e c e d in g Y e a r -S o m e o f weeks ago, was inaugurated this morn- castle. F r e n c h C rew D u r in g a H e a v y S to r m . several shots w ith them , and drove cate Democratic gains in all but Mo­ O u r N e i g h b o r i n g S ta te « — I m p r o v e - nig. Eighty-seven men employed by • h e I t e m s - A p p r o x i m a t e E x p e n s e . A detachm ent of company I, who bile and Macon. In the former, the la D e a f, b o m b an d B lin d . New York, Aug. 5.—Twelve dis­ them into the woods. the Van W agner oi the contracting firm of th at purpose. Ernst, but owing to the h ig h ’ seas it get much from the baggage. homes destroyed. Foreign missions of Captain Cabrera. La Crosse, W is.. *ug. 6 — W hile W h i’e the robbery was iu progress, in <¡5,220,028, or <323,894 more than Honeyman, D eH art & Glenn, who is was impossible to get nearer than 100 have bee: attacked, and tw o French John Durbin w ill celebrate his 102d boating last evening Henry H endrick­ Thomas Duffy, who carries the m ail n the preceding year. Cigars and constructing a portion of the Astoria- O r e g o n ’s S c h o o l C e n s u s . feet of her. priests narrow ly escaped w ith their between Oregon City and M olalla, cheroots, over three pounds per thou­ Goble railroad, is a t the St. Charles. birthday at the home of bis sou, Isaac, son, Anua Amsrud and Lizzie Old The state school census, which has The wreck was only 200 yards away, lives stadt, three La Crosse young people, ju st been completed by Superintendent but it took the boat nearly an hour to came along, and the thieves took a sand, realized <12,713,267, or an in ­ He has ju st returned from Seattle, on Howell prairie, September 13, and G overnor M cIntyre, of Colorado, has Irw in, at Salem, shows th a t there are traverse th a t distance. The little boat couple of shots at him , sending him crease of <221,800, and snuff afforded where he went to employ laborers. He every im m igrant of 1845 in the state Is were drowned in the Mississippi river ju st below the city. invited to be present. received a letter purporting to be from in Oregon at present 129,628 cihldren stood on end at times, then was flung aw ay in n hurry. He told P h il M. a revenue of <752,515, an increase of w ants 300 more men, principally ax- W illiam Bnieidulh, for the m urder of of school age. <103,027. Graves and Mr. Woodside, tw o farm ­ The postal departm ent has disap­ nien and station men, but finds it hard skyward on a boiling crest, and at in ­ M u r d e r e d T h r e e P e o p le , whom Columbus B. Hykes is serving a From fermented liquors there was to secure them. ers whom he met, about the affair, and proved of the proposition to establish a tervals would disappear for so long a R e p u b l i c a n S t a t e C o n v e n t io n . Providence, N. Y . , Aug. 6.—Near life sentence. WhHt were supposed to derived taxes aggregating <33,784.325, they w ent at once to the rescue, open­ “ I have advertised for men, 1 he m ail line from K lam ath agency to Sil- tim e th a t those who watched them Clay, eight miles west of here, Tom The Republican slate com m ittee of be Bm eiduth’s rem ains were found on feared they had been swamped outright. ing fire on the robbers, who retired, or <2,144,617 more than during the said, ‘‘and pay them <1.50 per day. ver lake, and to increase service on the Brown, a farm er, 30 years old, butch­ hi* ranch, near Dallas, Colo., M arch W ashington decided to hold the state after answ ering w ith several shots. route from Silver lake to Prineville. which is ten cents more than paid by preceding year. A ll beers and sim ilar liu a lly they showed close under the ered his wife, mother-in-law and baby 18, 1894. The chief of police of Ran convention a t Tacoma on A ugust 26. leeward of the sinking bark, which The wounded horses were put out of ;, superintend the con­ governing comm ittee. W ilkins, sec­ sulting in the alm ost total destruction was swept aw ay by the big seas. The pursuit of the thieves was so prom pt crease p f 7,413,129 gallons as compared is reported to have occurred between ed the average yield wou-d b« twenty- struction of our little meeting house. I re ta ry .” of one of the principal thoroughfares of steam ship had sw ung into the trough th a t it is thought their chances of es­ w ith ;he preceding year. Cigarettes Gunyamas and Melon««, in the district five buhsels. am being nsaU*eJ by some members of The fury of the wind is of the sea and every wave th a t swelled cape are slim. The stage continued on to the num ber of 4,042,391,640 were of M anzanillo, in the province of ¡San­ Storms in W est V irginia have cre­ the town. my oongegatlon. This structure w ill Mrs. M ar/H en k le, who died recently The horses th a t were draw n out, which was 14,897,860 more tiago de Cuba, in which the loss suf­ ated great havoc and raiiw a# traffic alm ost indescribable. B uildings were against her ra ilin g came nearly flush to W ilhoit. be used for a church only tem porarily. in Independence, was born In Green toppled over, trees torn from their roots, w ith the sea. Then would follow the killed belonged to Liverym an N oblitt, than were consumed during the preced­ fered by the Spanish troops was exceed­ has beeu suspended. Inside of a year we expect to build a oounty, Kentucky, Ju ly 29, 1817. She and were valued a t <60. ing year. The num ber of cigars and ingly heavy. The official report gives church edifice and then this structure The members of a cam ping party and the town is a scone of desolation. w ild, w indw ard roll, and a score of L ast season the same stage was held cheroots w ithdraw n were 4,237,755,- the num ber of Spaniards as 100 pitted cro-roed the plains w ith her husband in w ill be moved back and attached to N early every building in the town is feet of her shearing would be hove iuto near O akland, Cal. were forced to 1866, to California, and they came to up tw ice not far from the spot where 943, an increase of 73,783,503. Chew­ against 1,000 insurgents. ollm b trees, w hile a madened bull de- damaged. To add to the horror, S un­ view. Boarding a vessel under these Oregon in 1867. locating two and one the rear and used as a Sunday-school today’s robbery occurred. No shots ing and smoking tobacco were taken day creek Is a sweeping, raging torrent. The official report fu rth er states that h alf miles south of Philom ath. She room. I thin k I am doing good work circum stances is a perilous undertak­ atroyed th eir camp. Several houses have been washed away, ing, but good seam anship finally pre­ were then fired, and the am ount of the cut to the am ount of 253,667,137 L ieutenant Gonzales and Pintados, of was the mother of fourteen ohildren, for tbe Lord in this way. I am an x ­ E . L . H arrison, who was form erly and word was received th a t the list of vailed and the men were taken on plunder was small. The affairs then pounds, an increase of 5,397,499 the Spanish forces, were killed, to ­ nine of whom sirv iv e; th irty-nine ious we should have a hom e.” trav elin g auditor for the N orthern dead w ill reach fifteen pounds. gether w ith fifty privates. board, exhausted and wet and trem ­ were conducted sim ilarly to th a t of grand children, thirty-one of whom Pacific railroad, com m itted suicide in Illinois returned more internal reve­ A b d r e e D e ln y e « !. Colonel Marco has had a fight w ith survive, and thirteen great g randchil­ bling from their exertions und the today, except th a t one m an did the Tacoma, by shooting him self in the M in e B u r n e d b y S tr ik e r s , work. nue than any other state, the total col­ Stockholm, Aug. 4.—News ba* lieen perils they had escaped. the band of Sanguilly on the p la n ta ­ dren, twelve of whom survive. m outh, the bullet from his revolver i lie mine of the old P ittsburg Coal lections there being <31,978,133. New tion of Condesa, province of Matanzas received , from Spitzbergen th a t Pro­ L ieutenant Notay waa washed over­ S H A F E R ’S D IV IN IN G R O D . penetrating to the brain and killin g Company, a t Hymoau, Sullivan county, York came next in order w ith <21,620,• The insurgents lost eleven ki led and fessor 8. A. A ndree’a balloon haa been board again w hile trying to climb a Wa«hini;ton. him alm ost instantly. Ind., has been burned. A committee sea ladder, but a line was throw n to 4i0. Ohio and Pennsylvania were took m any Hide arms. The troops had The newspaper mon of Beattie have tilled and th a t he w’fis ready to start A freight tra in on the V andalia ra il­ from the m iners' organization visited him and for the second tim e he w as W ith I t H e L o c a te d F a b u l o u s T ren g- close together w ith <11,974,740 and tw o officers and nine soldiers wounded Ju ly 25. The Virgo, w ith Professor formed a press club. u r e lu C a lif o r n ia . <11,145,548 respectively. Indiana had The insurgents have burned the p la n ­ road ran through a bridge near C raw ­ the m ine and sought to induce the rescued. But there were still three Audree, his two companions and his Grasshoppers are eating the potato The watchm an lives in danger. It would not do to Alam eda, C al., . Aug 5. — W illiam <7,692,245 fordsville, Ind , k illin g Conductor m iners to quit work. Missouri, <6,953,915 , —___ ai a i at Abanose, in apparatus on board, sailed from Strom- tation „umiuiu of San Joaquin, McKenzie and Firem an John B erber was captured, carried some distance abandon the men who had been left Shafer, of this city, believes th a t he ^1_i,r.v lan^ <5,968,069, and Wisconsin, M atanzas causing a damage estima ted plants in the vicinity of Sprague. soe June 15. Since June 20, the expe­ A schoolhouse is to be built in the dition had been establ.shed in P ike’* The loss is on the bark, and after another effort, has located a gold mine w ith a divin- <5^ 12,077. at <400,000. The insurgent and seriously in ju rin g H eadm aster J. and the works burned. insurgent bands are ^ ine °f the rem aining states reached concentrating near the southern portion Pleasant valley distriot, in W hatcom house, iu the northern half of West S. Brothers and E ugineer Bowman. <25,000. in which the boatswain of the Ernst lug rod upon a spot in Contra Costa oounty. <5>000,000 mark in the returns. The wreck was caused by washouts. Spitzbergen, opposite Dane’s island. of the trocha, and it is reported that took a prom inent part, all three were oounty, w hich his wife saw in a vision. I t a l i a n W a r s h ip D e s t r o y e d . Harvest has begun in W hitm an The stores and equipm ents had already Shafer says he has struck a bonanza, they intend to attack it before long. Rev. Geo, P. Knapp, who was a r ­ The Italian armored w raship Rola, rescued. F O R T Y -F O U R P E R IS H E D . county, several headers having started been disembarked and the position con­ rested in B itlis, E astern Turkey, on the of atxiut 5,800 tons displacem ent, was Captain Pahrens was m aster of the and th at he w ill be a m illionaire if he in w ithin the week. can secure possession of the . und where sidered ver favorable. As the explorer W R EC K O N T H E S A N TA FE oharge of conspiring against the T u rk ­ struck by lightning near Rome. The wrecked bark. To C aptain I,e Boeuf N u m b e r o f D e a d in t h e A t l a n t i c City the precious m etal lies hidden. The warehouses at Garfield are all had planned th a t hi* preparations ish governm ent, and who was once lib­ flames spread rapidly threatening to he said he bad sailed in ballast from W r e c k P o s i t i v e l y F ix e d . Two weeks ago it was related how The erated, but refused to leave the country reaoh the magazine. It was found ne Carnarvon, W ales, Ju n e 30, bounl for n x l n e e r K l l l e J a ix l E i g h t l ’ii»»ei.- being put in oonditios to receive this would all be completed and hi* balloon season’s grain crop. Mr. Shafer had a divining rod and his filled by the first week in Ju ly , it A tlantic City, N. J ., Aug. 4.—A fter f sr*. Ii»J tired . before his innocence was establiihed, cessary to sink the ship by discharg­ Shedlac, N. B. He met a succession of seems probable th at acme unexpected In the Steilacoom, W ash., insane asy­ haa again been arrested and w ill he ing torpedoes. gales from the start, and fifteen days w ife had a vision, and he had started much perplexity resulting from many Topeka, K an., Aug. 5 —Santa Fe tried on a charge of inciting riot. out from port sprung a dangerous leik. out to iocato the mine in Contra Costa cases of m istaken identity, the number passenger train No. 1, which was due lum there are a t present 573 patients, obstacle was met in completing the M oth A r e D e a d . preparations. file pumps were kept going night and county. Shafer took w ith him a lot of of dead as a result of the aw ful col­ in this city a t 4:27 thisafternooon, col 200 of whom are women. K. L . Moody, a logger, made a cow­ Robert Stark and Abe Tinkey. the day, and by strenuous efforts the leak prospecting tools and his w onderful lisions on the Meadows was this after­ A convention of the various church S p a in M ay B u y W a r s h ip s In G Ia»c « w . tided w ith east-bound local passenger ardly attem p t to m urder Mrs. H J. former a m erchant, the la tte r post steel dip needle. This needle has such noon positively fixed at forty-four. No. 18, near B e ta Lake, Mo., shortly societies of Lincoln oounty will be held Madrid, Aug. 4.—The shipbuilder* Bunn in a hotel kept by the w om an's m aster at Sequim, W ash., attem pted was kept from gaining. Ju ly 20 the a powerful affinity for thy precious The impression prevails th at the re­ Fred Heady, of in Davenport, Thursday, A ugust 20. at Genoa, w ith whom the Spanish gov­ husband at Elm a. V ash. Moody to acquire a cheap jag on wood alcohol. pumps became choked w ith sand, and m etals th a t it can scent a 50-cent piece sponsibility for the accident rests upon before noon today. Tuesday, September 15, has been set ernm ent has been negotiating for tbe ■tabbed bis victim in the w rist and in The effect was such th a t w ithin a few there was ten feet of w ater in the hold 100 feet away. It was made especially the dead engineer, Edward Earr. Topeka, engineer on train No. 1, was by the state land commission for h ear­ purchase of two ironclads, have finally the rig h t breast w ith a knife, and then hours a fte r drinking the fiery decoc­ when La Bourgogne was sighted. The for Shafer by a friend, who expended There is no dispute th a t the signal to killed. E ight were injured. crew of the E rnst was sent to E llis No. 1 was ordered to w ait at Been ing testimony concerning conflicting declined to sell to Spain the cruiser fled, leaving Mrs. Bunn seriously if not tion both men died. island, and w ili be turned over to the three weeks labor upon it. W ith a go ahead was given to the West Jersey Lake tor the Kansas City local, but, applications to purchase tide lands in G aribaldi, on the ground th a t Argen­ fa ta lly wounded. Moody is still at ' sim ilar instrum ent a very rich mine excursion train, and if so the danger instead, proceeded to coswo G erm an consul. tina has a prior right. A dm iral Ber- large. I t s G lo r y H a s D e p a r t e d . to Bosworth. The Chehalis oounty. was located in Death valley. The a,i?nal m ust neoessanly nave been given collision occurred about half anger, the m inister of m arine, w ill in way be- The great »uditorinm in which the The committee of one hundred, whose 1 a r < e » t L o c k In t h e W o r ld O p e n e d . A H avana dispatch says the police mine is now owned and operated by the t0 ,he Heading track by an autom atic tween the two nlanes The dead and task it was to find out who stole the consequence send a commission of na­ ’.edlands Minim? M ining Cnmnanv Company have captured a collection of maps of Republicans and Populists held their arrangem eut. The theory is th a t F arr ' - S ault Ste. Marie, M ich., Aug. 5._ I.edlauds injured wore brought to Topeka to ­ ballot boxes in TaconiH has asked the val officers to Glasgow to negotiate for the island, highly colored, show ing the national conventions in St. Louis, w ill The new 800 foot lock was officially Since the story of Shafer's novel did not slow up and oould not stop in night. The injuries of Joseph Hickey, judges of the superior court to at once the purchase of two ironclads. supposed Insurgent headquarters in he turned iu to a Madison square garden opened this afternoon at 1:80, when prospecting tenr, as a result or his tim e when he saw the West Jersey Cnbitas, the rebel flag and p icturing for horse shows, bicycle meets and the revenue cutter Andrew Johnson w ife's vision, was published he has re­ train approaching. It is said he had of San Jose, C al., are not so serious as call a session of the grand jury to in ­ C a r r ie d Dll' a W ife His collar-bone is vestigate the crime. various chiefs of the insurrection. The other great indoor sporting enterprises and the river and harbor improvement ceived letters from six states. All been laid off for two weens not long at first thought. Clinton, Mo., Aug. 4.—Several fractured. Express Messenger Bui way maps bear the im p rin t of a Barcelona the Ooinir-g fail and w inter. T reasurer Lewis, of Chehalis county, months ago Jim Carey came from steam er Hancock were looked through. kinds of propositions have been made ago for not m aking good tim«, and it is cannot live. Tbe collision firm. The Havana stationer, Don F e r­ No official program m e marked the to him to locate mines. Several beg- has rem itted to the several towns tax Iowa and made his home w ith hi* H - « » y D a m a g e In S o u th D a k o t a . nandes, in whose possession they were opening of the largest lock in the collections, as follows; Aberdeen, , uncle, W. S. Carey, near Clinton. Dispatches from M elitte and other ditch. The smok­ <510.97; Montesano, <100.05; found, was arrested. Ho During the la tte r's absence yesterday world, and the completion of one of she m ight go into trances and locate i n g car. in which all the passengers points in South Dakota state th at a hail T h e D e a d ly C h u te s . Mrs. Carey eloped w ith her husband’s The two daring navigators who left storm devastated a stretch of country the greatest engineering feats in the gold mines. N ext week Shafer is go­ Knoxville, T enn., Aug. 4._ a ter­ nephew, taking hei baby along A New York Ju n e 38, in a sailboat but sixty miles long and five or six miles history of the country. The lock was ing on a prospecting trip for several men in San Francisco. A ll his ex­ rible fatality occurred at Lake Ottozee, the state treasurer, <14,131.14. w arran t has been issued, but it is eighteen feet long, to cross the A tla n ­ wide. The damage am ounts to h u n ­ commenced in 1889. It is 800 feet in penses w ill he paid and he w ill be a summer resort five miles from this length between gates; 1,100 feet in D e i M o ln e x R iv e r O v e r flo w « d . tic, are all right. They were sighted dreds of thousands of dollars. Moro net stealing than ever was thought they have fled to Iowa. city, this afternoon. A Sunday-school length over all; 43 feet high; 100 feet given a good salary. on Ju ly lit iu latitu d e 58, longitude Des Moines, Aug. 5.—Due to recent known in the history of the river is L o s A n g e l e s C h in e s e S h o t. 1 th ink I shall go into the businesg picnic was iu progress, and the re ­ heavy rains, rivers here have risen taking place this season, says the C ath­ * T e r r if ic E x p l o s i o n . wide, and w ill accommodate boats 81.56, by the A m erican liner Indiana of locating mines w ith my divining cently erected “ chutes” were doing a from four to seven feet. The D< s lam et Gazette. Some fishermen claim Los Angeles, Aug. 4.—Wong Chee, A special from Vienna says an ex- draw ing 21 feet of water. and asked to be reported. They ap ­ good business. As one of the boats ro d ,’’ said Shafer. peared to be in the best of sp irits and plosion in a powder m agazine at Fuen- Moines is going over its banks, destroy there is a gasoline boat which is m ak­ one of the most prom inent and influ­ came down the chutes, having aboard R o l l i n g M ills R e s u m e . required no assistance w hatever from fkirchen resulted in the death of five The ential Chinese in the city, was shot and A machine has been invented by thirteen small children, a rowboat ing m any fields. P arts of the Keokuk ing a busiucsa of stealing web. Niles, O ., Aug. 5 —All rolling mills persons, in ju rin g eighty others and the Indiana, although provisions and & W estern railroad bridge over tbe men claim th at the gasoline boat picks seriously wounded by one of his coun­ some genius which w ill do typew riting w recking the town hall. of this place w ill resume work at once, and the addition of figures at the same crossed its path as it struck the water, Raccoon in this city went out last up the web w ith a hook th at reaches to trymen this evening. Three Chinamen w ater were off-red them. and four occupants of the rowboat were giving employm«ut to about 2,0o0 men.' time. night. T oday’s rains north are ex- the bottom and severs the lead Mud cork have been arrested and Wong Chew W hile an attorney was looking over killed or injured. Gow, one of the number, is believed to h o i P a id to D o ( » i n p i i l ,» D u t y . line w ith one slash. pectcd to increase the flood. the papers of the late Eugene W ilhelm A D ru n k en B r u te K ille d . be the man who did the shooting. Postm aster-G eneral W ilson has is­ a t his home near Nebraska City, Neb The statem ent of the treasurer of Astoria, Or., Aug. 5.— During the Perry, O. T., Aug. 4.— M ailcarrier B altim ore, Aug. 5.—Jam es M. Deers T e x t l l e M ill» Clotted. sued au order to the railw ay m ail an express order was found for <1,500,’ Skagit county for the year ending June came home drunk last night and abused progress of the blaze th at occurred last Hempmyer, whose stage was robbed A K ew »r