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r r u ¿ ressiV*. R e lia b le an«¡ N e w »y I Echo — .Loader A L i f e N e w s p a p e r la a L iv e City! VOL. 7. COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY. OREGON. SATURDAY. JUNE 29. 1895. M ILLIONS Cottage Grove Echo - Leader, Echo-Leader Building. E. P. TH O R P , E d ito r and B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r R a t e s o f S u b s c r ip t io n . O N E Y E A R ................ ........................... OO O f? These rules are strictly in advance. Subscribers wishing a change in their P suffice address should give their olU as well as new address. The E cho -1. k a dk r w ill be sent to subscribers until a ll arrears are paid and paper ordered to be discontinued according to law. Any subscriber not receiving bis paper regularly will pleaae notify this offle Imme diately W e invite short articles of general in terest-lon g ones, as a rule, not published. All articles nust be accompanied by the name of the writer, not for publication, but as evidence of good fslth. We assume no responsibility for the opinions of correspondents. Entered at the poatoffice at Cottage tirove a« second class matter. ____________ . I IN MINES. L a r g e In v e s tm e n t s A r e M a d e C o ast P r o p e r t y . P a c ific OUR MINING PRODUCT N ew Y ork, June 26.— “ M illion s of Salisbu ry Succeeds R osebery dollars have been invested in gold Annual S h o w in g ot Resources mines in the past few months,” said as Prem ier of England. of the United States. John McDonough, president of the TH O SK W HO W I1 .L HOLD O F F IC E R o s e b e r y A n n o u n c e d th e R e s ig n a t io n to th e H o time o f L o r d * a n d H a r c o u r t to th e C o m m o n s. First N ational bank of Creede, Colo. “ A enrionre proof of the solidity and conservatism o f the investors is the fact that they do not allow these de tails to he made public i f they can help it, the odium attached of late years to the m ining business being so great as to almost affect a man’ s credit. This spring several large gold properties have been purchased by N ew Y ork and Boston capitalists, but these men adopt a different method to that in vogue a few years ago. The days o f w ild cat- tin g in this country are practically gone. Investors nowadays first make sure of the presence of an ore body. They pay fo r ore in sight. That is the method which has made David Moffat, o f Denver, and other miners so wealthy. The capitalists step in w ith the cash required to bring the ore to the surface. Deals have been put through this spring in California, Idaho (/dorado muuMtua Montana auu and A Arizona, 1 'iiuiu, uuiuniuu, iiiw u », some of them running over a m illion and a half dollars. In Europe, espe c ially in Paris, London and other money centers, there seems to he a m ining craze, but that is for South African stocks, and we do not want any of that excitement over here, as it dis credits the business aspect of the m in ing world. ” A D E C L IN E IN LO C AI. OUTPUT T h ls H ’a . .M ain ly D u e to F in a n c ia l C o ll PO R T LA N D NO. 4. Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U .S . G ov’t Report MARKETS. There is a good supply of everything, especially berries and earlv i berries. The steamer brought up a small riipply of California produce. Engl are seal ce, an i prices are still quite tirin. Grocer ies and provisions are unchanged. W h eat M ark et. The local market is in a lifeless condi tion, and anv prices tiiat may he given must he largely nominal. Export val ues are as follows: W alla Walla, 60@ ' 51c; Valley, 5;@53c per bushel. P ro d u c e M ark et. <1 i t ¡011.1 . H u t S p e c ia l F e a t u r e s A ls o ABSOLUTELY PURE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. alleged charge o f bribery and corrup tion on the part o f C ity Clerk Smith and Councilman Thompson, that Smith told him he gave Thompson $125 to vote for him (Sm ith) for city clerk. F l o c k — Portland. Salem, Cascadia and i Dayton, are quoted at $2.76 per barrel; Goiddrop, $2.85; Snowflake. $2.90: Ben Washingtou, June 25.— The annual ton county, $2.75; graham, $2.30(32.35; Condensed Telegraphic Re- Suit has been brought in the superior government report o f the mineral re supertine, $2.00. court o f Pieree county by Archibald sources o f the United States for the ports oí Late Events. O a t s — Good white are quoted weak, at Hassock, in behalf o f him self and year 1894 has been completed, It was 27@28c; milling, 28@30c; gray, 25@27c. others.against the Excelsior Park Land compiled under the supervision of Dr. Rolled oats are quoted as follow s: Bags D. T. Day, chief of the m ineral depart- $5.75@6.00; barrels, $6.00(46.25; cases, B R IE F S P A R K S FROM T H E W IR E S Company, to recover on a mortgage for $80,000. There are more than 800 ment of the geological survey, and is U5;“’ - v w ® J . j H a y — Timothy, $9(39.50 per ton; ------------ defendants to the action. bast*d on reports of many experts and . *&. „1 *!. . ila p p p iiiu g fi o f I n t r a n t in th e T o w n s an d special agents. The total product B A R L E Y - F e e d barley, 62'.,@65e pe? C l t l e » o f O r e g o n , W a s h in ton shows a great decline from the output cental; brewing, 80@85c ;ier cental. a n d Id a h o . of 1893, due, the report says, m ainly according to quality. to the financial conditions, but also to M i u s n i m — Bran. $11.50; shorts. A baby show on a large scale w ill be special features, which effect the net re- j ?i-.ou; cnop feed, $12(416; middlings, j held each evening o f this week in the suit. The most notable of these was : chleken wllcat’ 7i Exposition building in Tacoma. the strike o _ f the . bituminous - B v:* utter * * — ,. 1 anev * creamery ie quoted at . . ., coal miu- . Lemati, Or., imposes a tax o f $1 on ers, accounting largely for the greatly j t2U(al4<i; fancy dairy, 10 m 12U c ; fair m | dogs. A fte r July 1 dog slaughter w ill decreased production and "I"' .... .. '” " 1 increase in good, 8 'o (410c; common, 6)^(a7)^c pel T o M e n w h o h a v e »«in u n d e re d tim e a n d j commence where the tax is unpaid. price for part of the year. The strike pound. m o n e y in H ie u «e o f |*ol n o iio u h d i n g N : to The Dalles, Or., city council has re- m e n w h o a r e a lm o s t In d e n p a lr fro m th e naturally increased the use of anthra P o t a t o e s — New California, I duced the salary of recorder to $50 a r e p e a t e d f a i l u r e to d l » e o v e r th e re m e d y cite, which partly made up for the in per pound; old, not quotable. creased demand for this substance due 25c per sack. month. H is office hours are from 8 to f o r t h e i r c u r e , tlie a e l e t t e r » a r e o ff e r e d U nions — New California, $1.25(41.50 2 o’clock. to « h o w th a t th* j can b e e tir e d b y a to depression of manufact ures. per cental. re m e d y w h ic h n e v e r f a ll» . The low price of silver is responsi The Blue Canyon Coal Company has P oultrv — Chickens, old, $2(42.75 pel ble for the decreased production. The dozen; youn.g $125ta2 50 per dozen; j received a trial order for 260 tons of consumption of petroleum exceeded ’ $3 00(43.50; geese, $5.00(46.00; ] coal for use on the steamer C ity of the production, greatly decreasing the turkeys, live, 10c per pound; dressed, Kingston. stocks at the wells and increasing the ! 12c per pound. The Tacoma M ill Company has E gos — Oregon, are quoted 14(415c per j placed an order for 2,500,000 feet of prices. The total product was valued at $524,955,131. The total value of dozen. choice timber, to be taken ont around C heese —Oregon fall cream, 10(411c the non-metallic m ineral product was Lake Whatcom. j per pound; ball cream, 7(u9c; skim, 4(4 $350,786,343; m etallic, $218,168,788, The county court o f Lincoln, Or., 6c ; Young America, l@ l)4 e higher. and unspecified mineral products are O k k g o n Y k o k t a b l e s — Cabbage, lV a c made no order at its last session in re - estimated at $11,000,000. per lb ; ladishes, 10*: per dozen buuches; gard to taxes, so that those in arrears N o statistics are given o f tin. The green onions, 10c per dozen; hothouse can gettie at anv lim e August, report states that the declining tend lettuce, 25(a 30c per dozen; green peas, , _ . * During the bicycle parade in Astoria ency in iron and steel for 1893 contin 2% per pound; rhubarb, l)£(a2c. Ferson il W eak B bbkiks — Mrawberries, 2 'a @4c per Monday night, some ruffian sprinkled A Never Failing ued for 1894. The pig iron production Cure for All pound ; raspberries, $1.25 per crate ; a lot o f tacks along a part of the route ness of Men. decreased from 7,124,502 long tons to goos< berries, l^ (a 2 c pet pound. and a number of tires were punctured. 6,657,388, and the valuation decreased T r o p i c a l F r u i t — C a li f o r n i a le m o n s , N ew s wras brought to Roseburg, Or., nearly $20,000,000. Iron ores increased $3.25(43.50; Sicily, $5.00(45.50; bananas, $700 Worth of Medicine Failed. 292,050 long tons in production and Honolulu, $1.76(*i2 75; New Orleans, $2 Wednesday that a tramp, w h ile tryin g “ Your Kleotric Relt mre<1 n e of dehilitv and *4,687,938 in value. @3.75 per bunch; California navels, to board a train near Glendale, missed kidney trouble after I h%d Rpom f-’O) or 9700 in The gold product for the y ti:r is the $3.00(43.25 box; blood oranges. $3; his hold, fe ll under the cars, was run vain effort« with q lack« and patent medicine». “CHARLES MANG, over and killed. Mediterranean sweets, $2.25(42.75; largest since 1878, increasing from “ W alla W alla, W ash .” The new survey o f Yaquina hay, 1,739,081 troy ounces for 1893, w ith a seedlings, $2@2.25; pineapples, $5(40 Or., in charge o f Mr. Holcombe, or coining value of $35,950,000. The sil per dozen. C alifo r n ia V egetables — Green peas, E le c t r i c it y I» a l w a y » u aed a » a I »»at r e - ver production declined over 10,000,000 quoted $1.25(4 1 50 per box; artichokes, dered by the special board o f engineers ounces. The rapidly increasing zinc 40c per dozen; cauliflower, 75c(4$1.00 ¡w h o visited New berg, M ay 11, w ill Mort a n d it n e v e r fa lla tn c u r e w h e n h p - |>lle«l by D r . S aiid e n *a K l e r i i l c K e lt . product o f the late years was checked per dozen; $2.76 per ciate; cucumbers, | soon he completed. in 1893 and 1894 and a slight decline hothouse. 75c(u$1.00; gariic, 12(415c per W a lla W alla, Wash., has no engine ‘ I would not part with this belt for all the is noted in both years. The exhaustion pound; asparagus, $1.60 per box; new team or driver, and depends upon pri- | wen'th in California if I coil d not get another potatoes, l f 2c per pound; string beans, of the V irgin ia pockets of oie caused a JOH N ft A L L IN , vate teams to pull her tire apparatus to like I-. ' Alm a House, 218 Broadway, San Frauciaeo.’ * 6(47c per pound; summer squash, $1.25 decline in the manganese product, fires, by offering a reward to the first (41.50 per box; Florida tomatoes, 20(4 which was less thau half the output in ' team that gets on the ground. 25c per pound. " I was almost a wreck, ph v»ic illy and men 1892. Careful examination of the zinc The case of the South Bend, Wash, F bkkii F k i i t — Apples, good, $2 pel when I got j o n r b It. I hiu now a aoiind mountain, N orth Carolina, locality, box; cherries, 75cm$1; apricots, $1.26(4 water company agaiust the city of tally an«i hcelthy man, in mind and bo ’T.attd wo Id indicates considerable which may yield 1.50; plums, 75c@ $l; peaches, $1.25(n South Bend, for the collection of rental recommend jo u r belt lo auv one nifterlng from weak lies.. a R. hM ALL, 3 per cent. The nickel product was I . 50. “ Waltaburgf W ash.” on hydrants, has been deeided in the W ool — Valley, 10(412c, according to federal courts in favor o f the city. reduced one-fi."th o f the 1893 output, and antimony valuations decreased $9,000. quality ; Eastern Oregon, 6)^@9>ic. W h e n y o u fin d y o u r a e l f r a t lin s In y o u r A petition for the pardon of a W a lla Hoes — Nominal at the following The product came from Nevada and W alla prisoner named Genino, is being v it a l p o w e r « , y ou » h o u l d a e e k a id , an d was smelted in San Francisco. The range: 3@5c per pound. N u t s — Almonds, soft shell, 9 @ llc circulated for signatures throughout D r . S a u d e n ’a E le c t r i c K e lt Is a lw a y s a »t ir e c u r e . petroleum export was the largest yet per ponnd; paper shell, 12'.,(414c; new the state. Genino was convicted of recorded, over 100,000,000 gallons crop California walnuts, soft shell, ; murder in Vancouver about tw elve • I was Hlmrwt » wreck phy*i ally and orta-r more than in 1893. 11(3 12*ac; standard walnuts, 10>4@llc; ; years ago. w ire; had palpitation of lhe heart noor .11 * « « The total value of the total product Italian chesnuts, 12‘ a(414c; pecans. H » " . varicocele and • general dehilitv, and had Tom Quaid, of Heppner, Or., who tried ever;Thin* with rn aid. Finally I tried of stone of all kinds increased from 13(416c; Brazils, 12)a(413c; Alberts, $33,886,753 to $37,092,102. Baryts, 14(416c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 5@7c; has boen for 'th e past ten days in your Iren, and it has e i n d me. “ A. A KURTZ ochre, amber, soap stone and Venetian roasted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8(al0c; co- Grant county endeavoring to purchase “ Tualatin, Washington county, U r.’’ coanuts, 90c per dozen. 5,000 head of yearlin g ewes, says there reds showed a m aterial increase. The P rovisions — Eastern hams, medium, value of rough gems decreased from II. 1a@12c per pound; hams, picnic, is not an available market sheep in A « t e a d y , e v e n flo w o f e le c t r ic it y , $264,041 in 1893 to $132,250 in 1894. js>a (g9c; breakfast bacon l l ( a(*12c; tiie county. ■ fas ' c u n n in g ; t h r o u g h th e e n t ir e b o d y f«»r James Maloney, a m iner employed h o u r s a t a t im e , w i l l c h a r g e e v e r y v it a l The mica industry is still supplied j short clear sides, 8 'a(49c; dry salt by irregular m ining methods, and min- sides, 7 1 a (48c; dried beef hams, 1£ in the old Caliel mine at Susanviile, fu n c tio n w it h n e w li f e an d v i g o r . I t Is eral waters declined over $500,900 in (413c; lard, compound, in tins, 1\ : Or., wras badly injured by a cave-in, th«* f o u n d a t io n o f a l l v it a l p o w e r , a n d lard, pure, in tins, 9>a@10c; pigs’ leet, while readjusting timbers in the mine w i l l m a k e t h e m a n ly s t r e n g t h c o m p le t e value during the year. 80s, $3.50; pigs’ feet, 40s, $3.25; kits, last week. His leg was crushed and it in t w o o r th r e e m o n t h ». $1.25. Oregon smoked hams, 11 per pound; pickled Iranis, 8>jc; lioneless is not thought he w ill live. A fle e te d th e N e t R e s u lt. London, June 2 «.— The Marquis of Salisbnry made his visit to the queen at W indsor today, and he agreed to form a m inistry, but there exists some Reader, did you e v e r take S immons doubt in the public mind as to whether L iv e r R egulator , the “ K ino op the conditions he attaches to his accept L iv e « M edicines ?” E verybod y needs take a liv e r rem edy. It is a sluggish or ance of the task w ill be consented to diseased liv e r that impairs digestion by the outgoing liberal m iuistry. It A d v e r t i s i n g R a t e a M a d e K n o w n on A p and causes constipation, when t he waste is said that he w ill demand that there p lic a t io n . that should be carried o ff remains in be no opposition to voting estimates be- the body and poisons the whole system. fore the proposed dissolution of parlia- That dull, heavy feelin g is due to a ment nud that none o f the members of C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y . torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache, the cabinet chosen by him self shall be M alaria and Indigestion are all liver opposed for re election at the coming diseases. K eep the liv e r active b y an Mr. Gladstone was in con { V c M B K R i . a n d p r . K t V Y T r . v . i A S c h t r c h - o c c a s io n a l d o s e o f Simmons L iv e r lleg- election. «..d 7 i n2"y Hrim'meeDug, *.7h WellueLlay ai ulator and you’ ll g et rid o f these trou- sultation w ith Lord Rosebery and other 8 p . m . (M W e are joaru eyin g unto a place of ' bles, and g iv e tone to the w hole sys leaders o f the liberals until a late hour which the lx>rd said, I w ill *iv e It you ; come tem. For a laxative Simmons L iv e r tonight, hot nothing has been given thou with us and we w ill do thee good.” — Regulator is b e t t e r t h a n P i l l » . It out as their decision in these questions. Num b. 10:2». F Z. N E S B E lT , Pastor. does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly Mr. Asquith, the home secretary, and refreshes and strengthens. i l H R W T l A N C H U R C H -S E R V IC E S AT 11 A Lord Tweedmouth, the lord p rivy seal, V m . and 8 p. m . Sunday AChooI at 10 a . m . E v e r y p a c k a g e h a s th e R e d Z also attended the conference. Y. P. S. C. E., each Sunday at 4 p . m . Midweek sta m p on th e w r a p p e r . «J. II. prayer and praise services, Wednesday evening The Times, Post and the D aily N ew s at 7 o’clock. Musical rehearsal, each Saturda) Z e ilin *V C o ., P h ila d e lp h ia . agree that Lord Salisbury’ s acceptance evening at 7 OC lock. of the task o f form ing a m inistry is e t h o d is t c h u r u i --S u n d a y school conditional upon the Gladstonians not MR. G R E S H A M ’S W ILL. at 10 a . M. P retch lug each fourth Sunday opposing votes of supply, and an early Homing and evening. Prt.yer meeting, every RE FUSED T O MODIFY. Thu rada V night. •* The Lon is In His holy ten. dissolution. The Tim es and the D aily T h e I.a t e S e c r e t a r y ’ s L a s t T e s t a m e n t pie." REV. E. G IT T IN 8 , Pastor. News further believe that no such as A d m it t e d to P r o b a t e . J ih I k p M e r r it t W i l l N o t C h a n g e H i « O r surance has been given, and therefore d e r in S h o rt L in e < m e . Chicago June 26.— The w ill of G en the issue is doubtful. The D aily News, Salt Lake, June 27.— Jndge M erritt which is the organ of the liberals, eral W alter Q. Gresham, late secretary has refused to m odify his previous or strenuously advises against any such o f state, was admitted to probate today U rti der in regard to a receiver for the Ore concessions on the part of the liberals by Judge Kohlsaat. Mrs. Gresham appeared in court, accompanied by her gon Short Line & Utah Northern. The or their opponents. son, Otto Gresham. Judge Henry W . case came np again today on application Before going to Windsor castle, in So the Peralta Land Grant of the Am erican Loan & Trust Com response to the queen's summons, fo l I Blodgett and George W . Kemp, of the Case Proves to Be. pany for a modification, asking that J. low ing the resignation o f the Rosebery I United States circuit court, the wit- M . Egan be made sole receiver. The ministry, the Marquis conferred w ith I nesses to the w ill, were also present. attorney for the trust company was J. the R igh t Hon. A . J. Balfour, con The w ill is very simple. It is written T H E C L A IM A N T W a S A R R E S T E D (1. Marshall, and J. M. Thurston and servative leader in the house o f com in Judge Gresham’ s own handwriting P. L. W illiam s represented the Union mons; the Duke of Devonshire, union- npon one sheet of paper, and dated De- T h e C o u r t H e ld T h a t E v e r y T i t le P a p e r '/ T t . ’ , cember 18, 1888. It is as follows: Pacific interests. General Cowan ap- ist . 7 leader in the house of lords, and w L ,, , , , . , , r,, I, W a lter O. Gresham, do hereby In t r o d u c e d lit th e S u it H a d pered under the special direction of w ith tne R igh t „ Hon. Joseph Chamber- . .. . , . . Hee»» W an u factiik d . the attorney.-general of the United lain, unionist leader in the house o f make this m y last w ill and testament. I give, devise and bequeath to my w ife, States to oppose the application of the commons. Santa Fe, N. M ., June 27.— The Matilda Gresham, all my estate, prop loan company. In addition to an in Gossip continues busy as to the great Peralta grant, situated in A r i dependent receiver, the loan company makeup o f the coming cabinet, and the erty and effects, real and personal, and zona and N ew Mezioo, and covering asked permission to issue receivers’ best opinion seems to be that the Duke o f every kind and description, and 12,426,000 acres o f land, which has certificates, as had been done in other o f Devonshire w ill be given the place wheresoever sitnated, to have and hold been on trial for three weeks, was de courts, for the reason that the raising of foreigu seereatry, w ith Mr. Balfour absolutely. I appoint my w ife sole cided today in favor o f the government. executrix of this w ill. W itness my o f large snms of money required by the as first lord o f the treasury. Mr. Th e claimant was in court, appearing order o f the Utah court was im practi Chamberlain is talked of as secretary hand this 18th day o f December, 1888.” c o j I and collected. The court held The schedule of property owned by cable. Judge Marshall said nothing o f state for war. every title paper to be forged, and General Gresham shows that he was could be dons under the present order, The notice sent to conservative manufactured, and that the mission because it is impossible for the trnsi «gents throughout the country to pre-1 worth $51,000 at (he time of his death. records o f San Salvador, Cal., were company to pay a large amount of pare for a dissolution, is indicative of O f this $40,000 is in real property, and forged to enable the w ife c f the claim money to remain under the same man Lord Salisbury’ s plans. The conserva the balance in personal effects. The ant to connect herself w ith the Peralta other heirs are Otto Gresham, the son, agement as before. tives and the lilieral unionists are seen fam ily. Chief Justice Reed announced , . - , , , ; and K ate Gresnam Ac trews, his . r T h o \ U £ «v urged, that be in ptv. set accord, and no embar- ' , . it was not necessary to determine y h o modification o f the order snon cissinent is an tieipi^id Aficfi¿Jgpr-' " ^ ' "" ' w ^ ^ I r8. Peralta-Reavis wail, Ont it was made. General Cowan said he was in of the cabinet from conflicting ns ■ sufficient to hold that she was not structed by the attorney-general to of the allied parties, which a n i i i o v Th,‘ T r ia l, an heir o f the alleged grant, nor en strenuously oppose the application on practically one. Mr. Goschen, who was I Syracuse, N. Y . , June 26. — Bob titled to m aintain the suit. The w r it the part of the government. The re chancellor of the exchequer in a former Fitzsimmons appeared in the court of ten opinion w ill be filed by the chief ceivers form erly appointed were satis cabinet, is slated by the gossips for sessions today to answer to the iudict- justice as soon as it can be prepared. factory to the government, as its inter first lord of the admiralty. j ment charging him w ith k illin g Con Upon advisement, Reavis was ar est ran along w ith the property. The It is expected that im mediately on Riordan, his sparling partner, in the rested by the United States marshal loan company wonld have the righ t of the passage o f the seal fisheries h ill for 1 course o f an exhibition given in this for asserting false claims against the an independent receiver when the ac the regulation o f sealing in Behring ! city last winter. A t 3 o’ clock only government upon complaint made by crued interest on the mortgage was sea, which was presented by Sir W i l l four jnrors had leen selected. The the United States which was filed paid. On behalf of the government, iam Yem on Harconrt today as an judge overruled a challenge for actual by Attorney Reynolds, under instruc he thought the separation ought not to urgent measure, there w ill he an ad bias, made by the attorney for the de- tions given by Attorney-General Olney lie made. He explained, however, journment o f parliament for several ' fense, on the ground that a juryman before he left the department of jus that he opposed the application on ac days, and it is possible that the new was a church-member. It was also tice. Attorney Reynolds and asaociate, count of the pecuniary interest o f the miuistry w ill not be announced until ruled that predjudice against prize M allet Prcvost, are being showered fighting, unless such predjudice existed government. A t the conclusion o f the the end of that time. •with congratulations from all over A r i argument Jndge M erritt said: Rumors that Sir W illia m Vernon in this particular case, was not suffi zona. This practically ends the most “ This case has given me great trou Harcourt w ill retire from public life if cient to disqualify. Indications are A new industry developed at Ash stupendous frand ever attempted in this AN N N O C E N T MAN RELEASED hams, 10c; bacon, 9c; dry salt tides, 8c; ‘For the l»«t years I wr * almost totally ble and m e annoyance. I made no Lord Rosebery is retained in the lead that the extra panel of fifty, drawn lard, 5-pound paite, 9*8c ; 10s, 9 ' ü C; land, Or., last week, three sacks of wriM k d in m v vital organs, and wok »linoat in country, and successfully carried out despair Nothing teemed to do me anv good order respecting receivers’ certificates, ership of the liberal party, is denied by for the trial, w ill not furnish a jury. 50s, 9c; tierces, turtles being shipped from that place until I got your belt. After «e a tin g It three for a quarter o f a century. and shall not do so now. The matter the D aily News, the organ o f the lib er W hen court adjourned tonight nine .1 oh ii C u rtin K e n t L i b e r a t e d F r o m an to San Francisco. The turtles were of month , I hid now. thHiik (¡od! n new man, fnil The opinion was nnnanimons, and E n g lis h l’ riso n . of vitril j$ower, and «om p etely cured of »1» my is being considered in the appeals of als. There has been gossip for many jnrors had been accepted subject to * M e r c h a n d is e M a r k e t . the ordinary “ mud” variety caught in tiouble*. in announcing the conclusions o f the \\. a . NKLHON, Pawntucket, R. I.,J u n e25.— Through other circuits. In the meantime I w ill months o f dissention between Lord peremptory challenge in the F itzsim S almon .— Columbia, river No. 1, tails, Bear creek near the town. “ 6iiohoini«h, W ash .” court, C hief Justice Joseph Reed said: the efforts of ex-Mayor Hugh J. Car- | mons trial. One of the attorneys in let the order stand as before.” $1.25(41.60; No. 2, tolls, $2.25@2.50; Rosebery and his chancellor of the ex “ The p lain tiff’ s motion to suppress A n old d w ellin g in Spokane, 'Wash., chequer, who has been the liberal the case expressed an opinion after roll, of this city, John Curtin Kent, an fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.75(41.85; Alaska, certain jxirtions of the testimony filed A p e r m a n e n t c u r e la g u a r a n t e e d o r court adjourned that only tw o of them American citizen, imprisoned in Eng No. 1, tolls, $1.20(41.30; No. 2, tails, $1.90 commonly knowm as “ the hannted leader of the house o f commons. by the defendant w ill be overruled. PAGE ACQUITTED. house,” owned by Mrs. Henderson, of m o n e y r -ftin rte d In a l l w e a k n e s s e s o f would be finally accepted. It was land on the charge of being a dyna @2.25. W e are o f the opinion that under the S ugar — D, 4 'ac ; C, 43gc; extra C, 4c; Portland, burned Tuesday morning. m e n . A p o c k e t e d i t i o n o f th e c e le b r a t e «! learned tonight that the prosecution m iter eleven years ago, has been re A » » a » » i n a t i o n H i * O b je c t . dry granulated, 5 '8c ; cube crusiied and The building was considered an old e le c t r o m e d ic a l w o r k , " T h r e e G la s s e s o f provisions o f the statute, under which H e 1» D e c la r e d N o t (¿ a ilt y o f th e M u r leased through the intervention o f iiiv intended to show that Fitzsimmons Clyde, N. Y ., June 26.— W illia m powuereu, 0 j8c per pound ; '4c per pound landm ark. It was worth about $1,500. M e n , " llltiMt r a t e d , I» » e u t f r e e , s e a le d , d e r o f H a rry F ra ze r. the court is organized, it is competent b y m a ll, u p o n a p p li c a t io n K v e ry y o u n g Campbell, an old soldier from Buffalo, struck a malicious blow, and that he state department. The fact was made discount on all grades for prompt cash ; for a party to take his testimony before ■nan, m i d d l e - a g e d o r «»Id m a n Roff'er»nir Seattle, June 26.— A fte r being out N. Y . , is in ja il here. He told Chief should not have been intoxicated as he known by a letter received from Secre half barrels, ?8c more than barrels; O w ing to the frequent stage robberies a member o f the court beyond the forty-five hours and thirteen minutes, t he «I ig£ !» te*t w e a k n e s s a h o u ld ren«t It. tary of State Olney. Kent is very ill. maple sugar, 15@16o per pound. was on the occurrence. on the Ager-K lam ath Falls line, and It w i l l p o in t o u t an K A K Y . HUKIC A N D lim its o f the states named in the ac the jury in the case of Paul E. Page, of Police Ham ilton that he was on his C o ffe e —Costa Rica, 22@23!ac; Rio, 20 the apparent indisposition o f auylsidy S P K K U Y H A Y T O K K G A I N H T R E N G T H It is claimed he was inm cent. way to Washington to k ill G rover tion. W e are nnanimonsly c f the charged w ith the murder o f Harry Salvador, 21@21'ac; Mocha, The story of Mr. K ent’ s incarcera @22c; to ferret ont the offenders, W ells, Far A N D H E A L T H . M H E N E Y I . K I T H I N U T h e G r e e n - Tioods M e n . opinion that the several documents Fraser, tonight brought in a verdict of Cleveland. “ I know the chap w e ll,” 26)a (428c; l ’adang Java, 31c; l ’alemhanp tion is as follows: Eleven years ago at go & Go., have for the second tim e dis K L » B H A S F A I L E D . npon which the claims purport to be acquittal, after a trial lasting all last he said, “ and 1 mean to put him where Chicago, June 25.— Chief Inspector Java, 26@2:(c; l-ahat Java, 23(425c; Ar- the time of the Fenian nprising in Eng A d dress huckle’s Mokaska and Lion, $22.30 pei continued their express service into based, as existing in Spain and in M ex u eek. Page is a farmer from M itchell, he w on’ t be able to do the old soldiers Stewart, o f the postal service, and sev R ealizing that he eral of his assistants today arrested land, when many arrests of alleged dy 100-pound case; Columbia, $21.80 pei Southern Oregon. ico, are forgeries. The claim appears S. D ., who was on his w ay to Alaska any .core harm.” namiters were made, Gallagher, of 100-pound case. Chief o f Police D. O. Smith, of T a to ns to he fictitious, and the docu to engage in mining. Fraser wras pro had a orazy man to deal w ith, Chief four “ green-goods” men and captured Brooklyn, was arrested in that country C oal — Steady; domestic, $5.00(47.50 coma, Tuesday swore positively be- ments appear to have been snrrep- prietor of the Northern hotel bar. The Ham ilton replied that he, too, longed $2,000 in fresh, clean counterfeit bank and convicted on the charge of being a per ton; foreign, $8.50(411.00. to perform the same act, and suggested 1 fore the committee investigating the tionsly introduced into the records and night of A p ril 22. Page engaged in a notes. The men arrested gave their B e a n s — Small white, No. 1, 3>^c per dynamiter. He was sentenced to im archives at S eville and Guadalupe. game of dice w ith Fraser in the that they act together. “ President names as Patrick Gcrin, Robert Evans, pound; butter, 3 )*c; bayou, 3c; Lima, prisonment for life , and is now serving P O R T L A N D . OK. Entertaining these views, it is, per Northern hotel bar. E. C. Marden, Clevlend oould be more easily assassi Chalres Burch and Lawrence Guinan. his sentence. The police arrested John 5jxC. C ordage — Manilla rope, IJ^-inch, it haps, unnecessary to go into the ques- the bartender; W illia m Ireton and nated by tw o men than one, you Mrs. H. C. Anson, proprietress of the Curtin Kent for com plicity, and sen quoted at 10c, and Sisal, fie per pound. ion as to whether Mrs. Reavis is a lin Frank Johnson were present. A dis know,” he said to the lunatic. T o H otel Sterling, at T .venty-eighth street tenced him to the same term. Kent R u n — Is lr n i, $5(45.25 per sack ; Ja eal descendant o f M iguel Peralta or pute regarding change arose, which this the man assented and away they and M ichigan avenue, and W illia m J. was an American citizen, as w e ll as pan, $4.50@4.75. not. Judging from her physical ap ended in Page shooting Fraser, who started. Chief Ham ilton kept the man Holsapple, the bartender, were arrest talking about him self and tellin g him ed, but afterward «le a s e d from cus Gallagher, and has always claimed “ In February, 1862, I had six hem- pearance. we would say that she is died a few days later. M eat M ark et. he wonld carve President Cleveland, tody. The hotel was the headquarters that he was innocent o f any com plicity doubtless o f Spani: h origin, hot a por orrhages from the lungs and for some The prosecution endeavored to prove C m O O »'rrth.if InikrMak terFsHr-- and that he knew nothing of any plot, B eef —Gross, top steers, $3.00@3.50; tion of the testimony by which her de that Page was eager to gamble, and until the ja il was reached. A t this o f the gang. For some tim e postmas - « I I I . • Cent*, ronvisting of too , being arrested because he was a friend fair to good steers, $2.50(43.00; cows, months was under the care of two doc y - : *e w full size Shert Music oI th. point the man grew suspicious, and scent from the original grantee is a l drank five or six absinthe cocktails ters in various cities of the West have latest, brightest, liveliest and most popula- tors, and finally went to Denver, hut re $2.25@2.75; dressed beef, 5(46yac per of Gallagher. The Irish National y — selections, both vocal and instrument«! lowed to be established namely, the during the evening: that he tried to wanted to know what they should do been sending to inspector Stewart turned without any benefit to my League became interested in the case, pound. gotten up in the most elegant manner. In - baptismal and bnrial records o f the swindle Fraser out of change for a $10 in that building. Ham ilton replied green-goods circulars, which they M utton - - Gross, best sheep, wethers, and retaining Mr. Carorll to represent health. I then read of your treatment, f c : eluding four large site Portrait. that they would step in and talk the $2.00(a2.25; ewes, $2.00; dressed mut parish of San Salvador, Cal., are man b ill, and that when Fraser grabbed the found in the mails. A l l have come • t — CARMENCITA, th e Sponlth Dancer, it, the latter worked through the state ton, 4c per pound. and sent for some, from which I felt Jfc: PADEREWSKI, the great Pianist. ifestly forgeries, and have been e v i b ill he fired. The defense claimed matter over. The next second the from Chicago and th i above arrests re ADELINA P ATTI and department, and his final success is V eal — Dressed, small, 6<46c; large, 3 great relief, and have continued using it dently fabricated for the purpose o f es that Marik a ; ud Johnson were loaded lunatic was hustled into a cell. sulted. MINNIE SEUQM AN CUTTING. shown in Mr. O lney’ s letter. W ord @4c per ponnd aonnene a w amaama TO steadily np to the present time, with tablishing her identity. Therefore the dice men, and knowing that Page had comes from England that Kent is very H o g s — Gross, choice, heavy, $3.50(a THE NEW YORK MUSICAL ECHO C 0 .^ good results.” elaim may he rejected, and the petition about $360 on him, conspired to drug O u r V e s s e ls at K i e l . A ii A iiH tria n C e u r t - M a r t i a l , ill, and it is doubtful i f he can liv e 3.75; light and feeders, $3 2 5 (4 3 .5 0 , Broadway Theatre Bldg., New York CRy. — of the plain tiff w ill be dismissed and a and rob him; that Page only drank one Washington, June 26. — Secretary Lembnrg, Austria, June 26. — A many months. He w ill be cared for dressed, 4>ac per pound. “ I am certain your treatment has CANVASSERS WANTED ^ decree to that effect w ill be entered.” coektail, and that was drugged; that Herbert received a telegram today court-martial was he.d at Pezemyala, been the means of restoring my health. hv Thomas H. Romain, < f N ew York, ? iu u iitU H U u < u u tu tu u iiiiu v which tried twenty-s.x Hussars for the from Adm iral Kirkland, commanding he only fired when he felt himself I have added fifteen pounds to my well-known by Irish nati inalists, and AN I N G L O R I O U S END. SAN FRANCIS CO MARKETS. yield in g to the drug, and had jnst the squadron at K ie l, dated Sunday, murder of a sergeant. Three non-com word to this effect w ill be sent to E n g weight and am still gaining, have a good enough sens*: left to know the men the 23d, in which he says the German missioned officers and ten privates, land at once. F l o u r — Net cash prices: Family ex appetite and sleep well. In fact, I can T h e < liib U * FililHiMteriiifc E x p e d it io n were pouncing on him to rob him; that emperor visited the cruiser N ew York who were chosen by lot to do the deed, tras, $3.50(43.60 per barrel; bakers’ ex conscientiously say I am a walking ad M et W i t h l> iN »*ter. were sentenced to death and the re that day. H e complimented the tras, $3.40(43.50; superfine, $2.36(42.60. Washington, June 27.— W ord reach he, therefore, fired in self-defense, his vertisement for your treatment’” Th«* C a p tu re d Stage-K«>1>her». United States squadron, and the N ew mainder to imprisonment for life. The B ar le y — Fted. fair to goo 1, 5834c; ed official quarters in Washington to sense o f proportion being so clouded by J. F allon , 154 South Green St., condemned men have already been Ukiah, Cal., June 25.— Sheriff John choice, 02}ac ; brewing, 65(a67‘ac. drugs that he was incapable of properly Y ork particularly, on the appearance day that the filibustering expedition, W h e a t — No. I shinping, 90 per ctl; Chicago, Illinois. o f the works of illum ination. He asked shot. son returned at 1:30 this m orning from m ¡ CAVt Al ò. I riAUt MARks^ff gauging the means of defense to be which was believed to have gone to the adm iral to thank the president of the W itter springs, whither he had choice, 9 l'4c; milling, 97)«c@$L ^ C O P Y R IG H T S .^ Cuba on the steamer (4eorge W. used. O a t s — Milling, $1.05>^@1.12la ; sn r If yon will know more of this treat C A N I O B T A IN A P A T E N T V Por a gone w ith stage-robber H ilton to re " D o w n W i t h C r iH p i." The defense thoroughly broke Mar- the United States for sending such flue Childs, has come to an inglorious end. prompt tn»w «r and an bon eat opinion, wi prise,$1.07J v S l .n 1, ; fancy feed, $1.02'- boneet write ta cross- specimens of the American navy to the Rome, June 25.— Senor C avalotti’ s cover the money which had been con @1.0<>»; gooi to choice, 95* @$1.00; ment, ami read the testimony of many M l S N A T O ., who have bad nearly flftr The boat was located after reaching den and Johnson's testimony on experience in the patent ’— *— — ------ opening of the canal. Adm iral K irk cealed by that outlaw in a cabin at ________ an dh ook __ ot In _ . pamphlet agaiust Prem ier Crispi has lair to gojd. 90(495c; poor to fair, others, who have been cured bv the tion* strictly confidential. Jamacai, but nothing definite has ever examinaiton, and exposed them as ____ __ and bow to ob- gamblers and dice-swindlers. The ac land says that the emperor w ill visit finally been published. The charges that place, and which was a portion of 85@873gc; black, $1.10@1.17>s; red, Compound Oxygen Treatment, not only E tT tbem "'0" sent ■“ " 'T ™ « - Alto ¿n. free. a catalogue ot mechan been heard of the party, beyond the quittal is largely due to the dirsepu- the N ew York again for a more are mostly those of the bribery docn- the booty secured by the holdup. $1.10(41.20; gray, 95 @ rl U) pier cental. of con8umpt on, but of various other ical and scientific t>ook* sent free. vngue stattments that they landed at Patents taken th roach Mann k Co. receive thorough inspection. Baron von ] ment. H ops — Quotable af 4@6c ;rer pound. notice tn the Kt-ientiflc A m e r ic a n , and Great excitement exists in Four hundred and ninety dollars was diseases, send for book of two hundred special some remore point on the Cuban coast. table character of the witnesses for the thus are brought widely before the public with P otatoes — Or gon Burbanks, 7,0@ Thielmann, the German ambassador, j other cities o f Ita ly where monster i recovered. Oldham, H iltons’ accom prosecution, and fa ilin g to put Fraser’ s out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper, The last of those reports was received pages, sent free. Or call and see ns. 65c; Burbanks, 75@85c. issued weekly, elegantly Illustrated, has by far the called on Secretary Herbert today, and demonstrations are being held. These plice, still maintains his innocence, circulation of any scientific work in the tw o weeks ago. Information now dying statement in evidence. O n i o n s — Good to (hoire California, We treat patients at the Office as well largest world. a year. Sample oooiea sent free. was shown the dispatch from Adm iral demonstrations are frequently accom- hut has withdrawn the alibi, w ith reaches the officials here that leads to Bui,d.rig Edition, monthly, tlfiOa year. Stnrie (>5©$L-; cut, 25(450; Oregon, $1@1.26 as at home. Kirkland. which, previous to H ilto n ’ s confession, per centai. copies, «* > cents. Every number contains beau i panied by loud cries o f “ Down w itli the b e liff Iht the party did not reach r h i r i i g o E v e n in g M a il S o ld . tiful plates, tn colors, and phouferaphs of new he sought to establish the innocence D R S. S T A R K E Y & P A L E N . j Crispi. ’ ’ bouses with plans, enabhiur builder* to show U s W ool — Spring— San Joaquin, year’s C o rb e t t to V is it T e r r e ll . Cuba, but met w ith disaster off the Chicago, June 26.— This afternoon latest det ism* and secure contracts. Address 1 of that party. Members of the Baptist fleece, 6@ 6 'ac ; do 6 to 8 months, 7@ 1529 Arch 8t., P h ila ., Pa. M U M k c o „ n e w Y o r k . 3 « 1 B r u d v i t . Florida coast. Six of the crew have the Chicago Evening M ail became, by- Terrell, Tex., June 25.— President chnrch are sorely grieved over the 8|%c; 6 to 8 months, Calaveras and foot Tlu * M i lw a u k e e S h o ot. returned in a famished condition, hav cash purchase, the property of George Green, of the Texas Midland railroad, hill, per pound 8@ 10; do defective, 4@ affair, for Oldham, being a deacon of Milwaukee, June 25.— The ninth in g lived on crabs in the marshes of (4. Booth, of Detroit. A new stock has received Champion Corbett’ s ac the church, was respected as an exem 6; Northern, good to choice, 8@10c; do the keys on the Florida coast. From corporation w ill be formed to conduct ceptance of the form er’ s invitation to annual tournament of the Western plary Christian. The shirt out of defective, 6'.,@8J<c; Nevada, spring, to a close train at this point. Corbett has in- ^karpshixjters l uiou came the fact that there is no trace of the the property. Mr. Booth is a son-in- | light and choice, 8@10c; heavy, 6@7c. which the mask was made was found formed Green that he w ill probably tonight. Edward Richter, of this city, rest o f the party, the officers believe law o f Mr. James E. Scripps. and is B u t t e r —Creamery, fancy, 12(al2‘ac; on Oldham’ s premises. There seems was ' wou the tving s target sh**ot and seconds, ll)^ c ; dairy, fancy, 10@ lio;T' tlo n o f A tAmoim French phy«tci»n. will quickly cure vuu o f all aJr- that those who have suffered such general manager o f both the Detroit pass October as his guest here. V..I1» or dlw a - c o f the generative ..r g »,„. such L e t Mu,baud, to be no doubt of his guilt. declared king o f the tournament. A. good to choice 9@ 9 )jc; medium grades, hardships are the main band of the New s and Detroit Tribune. He is also Insomnia, I h I iis I m the B ack,¿teme I r tnishi. r,-. I—hint v A V e r d i c t o f N o t G u ilt y . Pimp lea l nfiiness Vi Ma rry. F.xi,.listing o r ..... VartnmS a . J 8(48lic ; store butter. 7@7)»cper pound. Strecker, of San Francisco, was first C h ild ’ s expedition. principal owner o f the Grand Rapids Cons:(nation. 11 steps all losaes by day or nkrht. Prevents qat-t- Spokaue, June 25.— The jury trying on the man-target w i:h a score of 97. E g g s — Store. ll@12>$c; ranch 13@ r„ ss of discharge, which it not check-h lead, tn sperms tnrThtaaand Evening Press. Associated w ith M r ex-County Clerk Downing for embezzle M o re E a r t h q u a k e « In G re e c e . T?»e I t u » » o - C h i n e s e L o a n . 15c per dozen; duck eggs, 13(415c per 1 B E F O R E AND A F T E R ; ■ ( ! : > •: . « t F l l l t t f .■-awnm th k liv «, U— ■ k i « arid th»- urinary orjra’ 8 of an ixuDuriüet». Athens, June 25.— Several earth dozen. f r P I D E X F strengthens ■ nd re«tor«-s small weak organa. Londor, June 2 6 .— There are rn- Booth in his personal enterprises is ment of county funds brought in a ver- I _________________________________________ The reason sufferer* »ire rot cured by iJncioni is because nlnetv pey rent are troubled wifi» C h e e s e — Fancv. mild, new, 6(46jac ; quake shocks were fe lt this m orning in mors hen' and at St. Petersburg that W illia m H a ll Turner, manager of the diet of not guilty. There are half a I P r w e t a f l « ! « . C C IT D E N E Is the only known remedy to cure without a t operation S W teeitm oX common to good. 3(45c: Young Amer als. A written frortranteeKiv^n and money re rn roed If s;x boxes does not effect a tennkiH-nt fiiiT China refuses to sign the Russo-Chi- Grand Rapids Press, who w ill also take dozen remaining cases against him, i ° r P r ic e ’» C re a m B ak in g Pow d er, the district known as Lepanto. Sev 1 ica, 5r»8c; Eastern. ll>g@ 12)»c; West fiiA a b o x .s lx forf4<n,by matt, fcend f o r r a r u circular and testimoniada. charge of the Chicago Mail. eral buildings were damaged. each of which w ill be tried separately, i W o r ld ’» Fair H ig h est A w ard . Address D A V o L Jl E D I C T S E C O ., P. O- Box Francfcco, Cal. For Hoick* nese loan. ern, 6@8c per poutad. M WEAK MEN J Sanden Electric Co, i WALKING ADVERTISEMENT ? m e n t ó MANHOOD RESTORED^“”