Valley record., August 04, 1892, Image 2

VALLEY RECORD.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
NEWS IN BRIEF.
FEIX TO HIS DEATH.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
A SERMON IN A MILL.
An Aeronaut'» Parachute Faile-! to Ex­
pand—Buried iu t-ie Mud,
WHEAT-No 1 wh w. $1 36'4 f otl
Rellglon, Services Held in the Work» at
Smallpox has appeared at Seattle.
fl 37 ,; mil’lng. $1 40^1 47 for new «nd $1
Homestead.
BxrGovernor C. A Hardin of Missouri
al 47>g for old
A St. Paul dispatch says: Five thou­
ia dead.
BARI.E3* — Feed 87!40?1c f* ctl; brewing.
A Homestead dispatch say«: The
‘¿@$1 02'j for ew; choice »Id. $1 05.
novel spectacle of reiigious services in
I Samuel C. Wright, superintendent of sand people at Inver Grove, just south Í7 Oats
— N w: Coast. $1 1001 30 f* ctl. old,
of this city, were horrified spectators of
the Carson mint, is dead.
an iron mill was witnessed here Sunday.
$1
23^01
30
for
off
grades:
fair
to
good
feed.
The Ainslee i Wa^h. > Lumber company a terrible fall to death of Professor Hobe. 11 32»g0’ 3714: choke to fancy. 51 oral <3; mlll- In Carnegie's Homestead Steel works,
is in the hands of a receiver. Several an aeronaut. For several days he had ¡ tag. »1 42*401 47)4: s irprtoe. $t 5 @1 : gray, with the great cogging and beam mill
been making descents by a parachute |1 «001 45 b »ck. Fregón, $1 27)g01 :♦) do Cal­ for a chapel, the non-union workers at­
concerns are involved.
from a balloon at a great altitude. Be­ ilo nia. »1 17)401 27*4.
Richard Tenbroeck, the famous horse­ fore the last ascent he expressed the be­ CORN—Large yellow,51 3001 32;a jlcit; small tended divine worship. Services were
$ 32',: white. $1 3001 32'4.
conducted by Rev. Clarence Adams of
man. was found dead in his bed at San lief that he would never descend alive, do.
BEANS—Pea, 52 4002 30
ctl; pink. $2 .
the First Baptist church of Franklin,
Mateo. Cal. He was 85 years old.
•s he had a presentiment of eviL Nev­ I 35; Bayo, |2 *0; s nail white, 30?á2 45; large Pa., who is chaplain of the Sixteenth
j So.
—
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$2
2
a
’
■
butter,
nominal;
red,
52
2501
3>;
A committee of United States senators ertheless he made the perilous trip.
Liras. $2 5002 <’.
regiment. The choir, composed of clerks
will inquire in the rights of bona fide
When the balloon reached the usual
SEEDS - Rape. 2*402»4C tl tb: hemp, ■,4.04'4e
from the Company's offices, occupied the
settlers in the forest reservations of Cal­ altitude Hobe could be seen tugging at canary, 3e for imported do < ali orni», -“^e top of the large planing machine. The
Caxseed.
2»
1
e;
slfatfa.
uominsl,
mu-tsrd
no-
.
ifornia.
the valve cord, but it would not work.
congregation sat on rough benches on
11 aL
Secretary Noble has issued a notice Before he could manipulate it the balloon
IIAY—New Alfalfa, $7 ro@9 00 f) (oil; oat, top of the furnaces, others balanced
warning all persons now on the Colville was at least 3,000 feet above the earth. $$ 00010 00; wheat. $9 9 012 50; wheat and osi. themselves on cranes and crossbeams,
Indian reservation iu Washington with­ In the regular way he cut loose the par­ $9(10 1 50; St., k, ?5 5 0» .'0; barley. 5. 00@ while some twenty or more roosted laz­
9 00; clever, $9 0.011 00. compre-«.■ 1 liar. 59 ))
out express authority to leave the same achute and shot rapidly earthward, but, @;i
no.
ily on a long steel girder high above the
to the horror of the crowd the parachute
without delay.
STRAW- 40,4., c bale.
preacher.
did
not
expand
and
the
unfortunate
HOPS
—
NomlnaL
A large number of pineapples brought
During the sermon Chiplain Adams
RYE-Pri< cssu ject to change, New, $1 22'..
from Central American ports were aeronaut fell like a shot toward the 01 25 r> ctl: old. 51 3001 3.
made no reference to the Homestead
planted in Mission Valley, just north of ground. A strong wind was blowing
DRIED PEAS- A ,’P<” imste prices: Give . trouble. His novel congregation listened
San Diego, and they give ever)- promise toward the Mississippi river and it was 11 1 01 0 ctl; Nile-, $1 3601 5o nlaek, nom­ attentively and at the close of the service
hoped he would strike the water, but so inili.
of auccesxful growth.
j joined in singing “ America. ” The or­
.11111 Product*.
rapid was the descent that the falling
chestra then gave a sacred concert.
The last carload of oranges for the man alighted upon the edge of a slough
BRAN—117
S 51 S* ton.
season has left Riverside. The ship­
MIDDLINGS »2 0 ®22 00 H ton.
at the water's brink.
Railroad Employes to Consolidate.
GROUND .ARLEY—$21 0 022 CO » ton.
ments of citrus fruits from that section
So
great
was
the
force
of
the
fall
that
CHOPPED
Fi
ED-$2i>
0021
u
?
ton
A
Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) dispatch says:
were 1,406 carloads, a small falling off
FEED CO< SMEAL -127 5i 0.”, 50 fi ton.
he was driven into the soft ground to a
Representatives
of the different orders
from the previous season.
CRACKED C >RN 12s 10020 0) f*. ton.
depth of ten feet and instantly killed.
of railroad men are in convention in this
OILCAKE MEAL—5.) 00 ,- ton al the milL
The intermittent boiling geyser at It required hard work for an hour to
FLOUR
r LOL R — Net vara
cash prices: Family
Familycxtras.il
extras. SI I" : city. The following orders are repre­
Arnadee, Lassen county, which suddenly reach the body.
@1 50 bbl: b ,-ers' ext a, 54 2504 33; shippin: sented:
Brotherhood of Locomotive
ceased to flow lias as suddenly and mys- '
superfine, $2 77.03 00.
VARIOUS -Lash price», y>. 10-16 sacks: Cracked Engineers, Brotherhood of Firemen, Or­
steriously started again, throwing the !
rye me* :<'4c; der of Railway Telegraphers, the Switch­
T?* Crane Chemical Works at Spring­ wheat. ::'4c f tb; rye flour,
water to a greater height than before.
bu kwheat flour, 5.*; cornmeal, 3-; oatmeal, 4', I men's Mutual association and the Ladies’
The San Luis & San Joaquin Railroad field, N. J. blew up the other day. One @5c; oat groats, 5c; hominy, 1',01'^c; rl c auxilliary. Special trains were run on
!!• ur, Sr: farina, 4’4 ; peirl barley,
|
company has been incorporated, with a man was killed.
One third of the town of Sissom.Cal., split pea, 4'^,'^e; rolled oat», 5c; buckwheat i all the railroads. Fully eight thousand
capital stock of $100,000, to construct
gro»tf, SJgc; graham flour, 3*-4o.
strangers are in town bnt they are not
a railroad northward from San Luis including the business portfon.l was
all delegates. The largest delegations
Vegetable*.
burned
a
few
days
ago.
The
total
loss
Obispo to El Moro, a distance of about
are from New York, Pennsylvania, New
ONIONS
—
Wharf
price»:
Silverskins,
4'03
-e
was $56,000; insurance $24,000.
ten miles.
¥ ctl: red. 2 0 .0c p sack.
Jersey and Dels wary. The West was
Phil
J.
Dawe,
proprietor
of
the
Cop-
POTATOES—From whar in sacks: Ea ly Rose
Hundreds of deaths from heat were
poorly represented. The object of the
5 yi ctl: l’ee le a,5 065e: Burb nt, 60075c
reported daily from New York last ¡>er Chief saloon at Seattle, was shot and 4-70
for river-some other higher Garnet Chi e, 75c; j convention was stated, namely, to dis­
killed
while
standing
behind
his
bar,
by
week. The heat seems to be more in­
b xes, .7>e@|l id lor Early Rose and 7 a
13 cuss the advisability of consolidating all
tense than ever before. Fully 56 per William Murphy, an ex-fire marshal, be­ f«>r Burba: ks, occasionally higher for extras, the orders under one head. It is said
cent of the deaths are children under 5 cause he would not mix a cocktail for both k lids.
the scheme was favorably received by
him.
VARIOUS—Tomatoes, 2 (jUUc r1 l«'x for Vaca- all and will be put into effect before
years old. From early morning till late
vile:
river,
large
box<a
Ji;
<
<-j
1
string
Four childreu crowded into a closet
at night all the ambulances were kept
The engineers in the Western
beans, :'(d>2 2c, as to kind; summer squash, 2./^ long.
under a-sink in a uew house at Medford, Sue;
busy.
cucumber», aofipMcy box; garlic.lWJc f> lb; states are almost a unit for consolida­
Jl
5i '•£ box: green pc >per»,
There is a panic among the Dakota Mass., and snapped the catch of the door. eggplant,
tion. There is some opposition among
75c for Chile, and 75^4|1 25 for Bel. green corn,
farmers lest they will be unable to har­ When found this evening three of them 15@2Cc <loz :or bay, do Berkeley, 7-'^;0c yl the engineers in the East, who do not
were
dead
from
suffocation,
and
the
vest the great wheat crop now being cut
like the idea of being called out on strike
Crate; green okr,i, ffSloc f1 r.
other was nearly so.
in South Dakota on account of the great
where the brakemen or the telegraphers
Fruits und Nuta.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
scarcity of harvest hands. At a con­
FRESH ERUITS— Strawberries, E lOfd. 00 f> have difficulty with their employers,
servative estimate 40,000 men will be burn the town of Westport, Cal. Sacks chest for Dongworth and $( >> (0,7 0 for Sharp­ but the opposition of the Eastern men,
need in the Dakotas and Minnesota of shavings saturated with oil were ie s; raspberries, |5 >0@7 0 f chest; bl ckbcr it is said, will be overcome without
placed in the doorways in the center of |3 5 @6 no f? ehest: huckleberri s. 12 , A 15c
At the opening of the I’.oa-e the other
day, Congressman Wheeler of Alabama
The People’s Paper.
took Watson of Georgia to ta.-k for stat­
ASHLAND Oto... T humdat . Aug. 4 102 ing tn a campaign circular that drunken
tneml>erB reel through the aisles and
drunken members »peak on grave issues.
These »re the <lav» in which the pro­
tective policy >• washing iU dirty linen. Watson declared that every word in the
pamphlet was literally true and he was
Extremes meet. The saloon keepers ready to defend every w.»rd. He defied
of Chicago, to a mau, are in favor of cork­ 1 the house to punish bin». The incident
ing up the World's Fair tight as a bottle created much excitement but the mem­
ber-, contented themxelve« with hissing
on Sunday._______________
Watson. Finally Boatner introduced a
General Janie-B. Weaver, the nominee resolution for the appointment of a com­
for president of the people's party does mittee to investigate and rejx-rt on Wat­
not smoke, swear or drink. He possesses
sons charges. The committee was ap­
a pleasant baritone voice.
pointed.
learned men tel) ns that in Latin the
A Pittsburg dispatch says: The union
word editor means “to eat.” In the men arrested at Honihtead on charges
United States it means to scratch around of murder have had preliminary hear­
like blazes to get something to eat.—Tex­ ing»,. Some of them, including Hugh
as Siftings.
UlJonnell. have been admitted to bail.
Carnegie will not come to America. Bail was refused to others who are
He believes tbst the climate of Scotland ' charged with murder in the tirxt degree.
is peculiarly beneficial to a patient suf­ Work is going on at the Homestead
fering from triumphant democracy in the 1 mills and everything is quiet. One bri­
Homestead stage.
gade of militia is still guarding the
mills At Pittsburgthepolicoare watch­
Elliott F. Shepard, according to a so­ ing the annarchists closely. It is be
ciety item in a New York paper, “is not
a favorite with the Vanderbilts.” Give lieved that an attempt will be made tc
the devil bis due. This speaks worlds blow tip the Carnegie mill«. H. C.
for the intelligence of the Vanderbilts. Frick is rapidly recovering from his
wounds. Bergman, the would-be assas-
Since the present tariff law went into ■in, was given a preliminary hearing
effect 500 strikes in the protected indus­ and his bail fixed at $24,0X1. There is
tries have occurred. The statement of a general belief that hostilities will be
thia significant fact is answered by the i resumed at Homestoul if all the troops '
high-tariff press by calling it a calamity • are withdrawn.
bowl.
_™
Memphis is iu danger of being made
Mars is now in his glory. About 9 an inland city. During the late high
o'clock a bright red star will be seen at water the Mississippi cut through the
the liorizon in the southeast. That is bend aud unless prompt steps are taken
Mars, now about the closest to the earth to stop the threatened cutoff before an­
it ever gets, 35,000,000 miles approxi­ other flood occurs, the city will be left
mately.
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four miles from the river, and the $3,-
Everywhere throughout the country 000,000 cantalever bridge will be of no
the republican press has been forced in­ value whatever, except for »crap iron.
to showing its colors more or less clear­ The river commihsions will be asked to
ly, and wherever it has done so it is for take prompt steps toward building a
plutocrscv and capita), and against labor dyke that will resist the current but if
relief is nor obtained from that source
and equal rights.
the railroads will be compelled to take
It turn» out, according to an eastern | action themselves. As tlie high water
paper, that the “labor candidate” recedes it has been discovered that the
toward whose campaign expenses Car­ city is menaced with another danger. A
negie contributed £1000 is an opponent
of Gladstone and home rule. This sets large »ami bar lias lieen formed in front
of the elevators, oil works and cotton
Carnegie right again,_______
compresses, and steamboats will have
within the next month.
Gen. E. L. Applegate will take the difficulty in landing at those wharves
the block and set afire. The fire was
Dredges
I
There were not enough horsee in the discovered in time to prevent a disaster.
stump (or Weaver and Field this fall. during the low water season. F
While Liah has been an old line re­ will lie put to work and it is thought the police department at Chicago tlie other
Nine jiersous—four ladies, one little
publican he broke the party lines ami bar can be removed before another flood day to carry off the animals which fell girl, three white men and one Indian—
__ Greenback
______
party in comes.
went off with the
in and about the business center of the
left Cape Croker, Ont., in a small boat
their time, His ideas on the finance
A Pittsburg dispatch says: It can be city alone from excessive heat, and it for Wiarton. When within ten minutes
question are sound.
was
found
necessary
to
call
in
outside
stated positively that the members of
sail of their destination a squall struck
help, for the ambulances and patrol
H. J. Richmond has left Grants Pass the advisory committee of the Home­ wagons had all they could do to care for the boat and all but three men were
drowned.
and the Observer came out last week stead strikers aud the ?\malgamated As­ human beings.
with the names of G. W. Colvig and F. sociation of Inin workers are anxious to
Charles Wilson, murderer of Mamie
In response to a personal letter from
W. Chausse as publisher» G. W. Col­ make an unconditional surrender to tlie
Walsh committed suicide at Oregon
L.
E.
Garinety,
a
Knight
of
Pythias
at
vig is a brother of Win. M. Colvig, and Carnegie company and to declare the
City by hanging himself in his cell. He
ie a republican and at present holds a po­ strike off and thus admit their defeat. Fort Dodge, Iowa, the Iowa bishops,
removed the bandages from his broken
sition as state railroad commissioner.
Cosgrove
and
Hennessy,
have
written
They are more anxious to surrender
arm and hanged himself with them. He
than the company is to have them do so, letters that the order is condemned by
Here ia the money matter in the , and further, it c»n he said that if the the church in common with all secret was discovered by the other prisoners,
but life was extinct when the officers
~
■oath,why they are for ailver and the
societies. The penalty for joining or
farmers' alliance. We take two Staten , Carnegie company would say that it maintaiaing membership is excommuni­ reached him.
as aamplea. In North Carolina the i would find places for the mechanics who cation.
A desperate fight occurred at Flat
money in circulation ia onlv a fraction worked in its mills and went on strike
Rock.
Ky., between Deputy Sheriff
O. W.JSchwitzer and J. Hensley, two
over fri |>er capita, in Rhode Island, purely from sympathy the advisory
Grant Sellers and John Coffey in which
$361. The money is concentrated in the 1 committee would at once declare the real estate agents of Arnadee. Lassen both were killed. Coffey ltad been ar­
east and manufacturing centres.—Ex.
■trike off aud the members of the asso­ county, while searching for a spring of rested tlie day before and fined $20.
ciation, or ail of them who could, would water on Hot Spring mountain, nine When Sellers went to Coffey and served
The next legislature should pass a law go back to work. It is announced at miles from Arnadee, accidently discov­ the capias, the latter shot Sellers through
authorizing the funding of county debts. Homestead that those who participated ered a rich vein of ore, which they the breast. Sellers then drew his pistol
Every county in the state could effect a ’ in the brutal attack on the Pinkertons truced for several hundred yards on the
great saving if it could fund its debt at a after their surrender will lie prosecuted surface. It is reported that they have and shot Coffey four times, and both
men fell and died almost instantly.
low rate of interest.—Telegram. But the for aggravated a»suu It and battery, high­ refused $100,006 for their find.
While Mrs. 8. W. Sawyer, the wife of
constitution will have to be amended. way robbery, larceny, pocket picking
Tlie Indians ou the Colville reserva­ the president of the bank at El Reno,
That document presumes that the coun­
ties in the state should accumulate no , and other crimes and misdemeanors. It tion have determined to drive off all the O. T.. was at the paying tellers'window
is stated that several women were par­ whites who go on their land. Large two men entered the bank and compelled
higher indebtedness than $5000
ticularly active during the time the men grass fires have been started and pros- her, at the point of a revolver, to hand
ran the gauntlet, aud afterward in tak­ I {lectors have been stoned. The Indians
The Kuuday Examiner claims that it ing their property and hiding it. They are sullen and the whites are alone to out all the money in the vault, amount­
ing to $10,500, rushed to the door,
is the friend of the com mom people of also are to l»e prosecuted. The Amalga­
the country, and justifies its claim by mated association condemned this oc­ blame for the present troubles. The In­ j mounted their horses and made their es­
dians are reported to be engaged in dan­ cape. The robbery is believed to be the
printing in its Sunday eaiitioii the pic­
tures of a dozen San Francisco society currence, and is said to be aiding iu cing. Troops will probably evict all the work of the Dalton .n r. Hundreds of
women as they sppear in their bathing gathering evidence against the offenders. i white/.
armed citizens soon i arted in pursuit
suits at fashionable seaside resorts. As The Pinkertuu agency will take part in
An industry for housekeepers is devel­ ' and headed for the 1 ’ ton rendezvous in
only rich people can afford to visit these the prosecution l»y furnishing evidence oping in the ealla lilly bulb trade which i the Granite mount J .s.
resorts anti admire the ample limbs of of the men who were assaulted »nd is rapidly growing between this state and
Five hundred Italian laborers em-
San Francisco ladies, poor men all over robbed.
I the East. On the 23d of July Miss Ses­ ployed in laying pipes between i the gas
the country will feel very grateful to the
sions of tian Diego shipped the last lot _ fields
____ ____
and Chicago
Chicago quit
quit tlieir
the: camp
Examiner for its earnest effort to place
FOREIGN NEWS.
1 of a 10,000 bulb order for New York and took possession of Star City Ind.
the luxuries of the wealthy within their
| lEmperor William is visiting Queen state, having drawn the supply alto­ Stones and sticks were thrown through
reach.
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gether from private ground. This is the windows of houses and stores, and
Victoria.
Ex-tiev. St. John was not far from the
Asiatic cholera lias appearedin Paris. the third year that New York has the little community was completely
truth is a speech latelj* made by him in There was some doubt at first as to the placed here orders for bulbs, but thiB is terrorized. For half a day they para-
which be said : "Fifteen or twenty men disease, but there is no longer any ques­ the first considerable shipment.
' ded the streets, defying the authorities,
control to-day all the means of reaching tion that the several dentils have re­
breaking windows and tearing down
A
Birdsboro
(Pa.
i
dispatch
says
:
As
the
the markets of the world, and our mer­
completion of the five inch brown seg- fences. The two saloons in the place
chant marine is practically driven from sulted from the genuine epidemic.
A prisoner at Glasgow has confessed meutal tube wire gun draws near ex­ were broken into and cleaned out, the
the high seas. The farmers |K3ssess less
than one-fifth of the wealth of the to the authorities that 1 m > was implcated periments with a fac-simile cylinder 1 desperadoes drinking all the liquor they
country cotupated with five-eights forty in the murder of Lord Leitrim, shot in have been resumed. The other day, i CAuld find, and rolling the barrels out
years ago, and still the farmer iaconsoled April. 1876. from ambush. The pris­ with a new powder of greater energy on the streets and demolishing bottles
with the blessed assurance that he is oner also states that he was concerned in than that heretofore used, three shots and glasses. Going to the railroad de­
‘protected.’ Capital takes $16 net in­ the killing of Lord Mountiuorres, in were fired, the first giving a pressure of pot the rioters robbed the office of what
come from steel per ton, while the gross county Mayo, 1880, and that he was also 44,000 pounds to the square inch, the money it coniaiued and assaulted H. B.
receipts of labor are but $1.57, and be­
second 56.200 pounds and the third more Stanton, the agent, in a horrible manner.
cause the laborers refuse to submit to a hired to murder the man who killed in­ than 66,000 }K>unds. This extraordinary After beating him nearly to death, they
former
James
Carey.
The
prison
com
­
reduction of 25 per cent., capital con­
fronts them with an armv of hired missioners are carefully investigating result, fully 50 per cent greater than has dragged him out upon the street, strip­
Pinkertons, and when they defend their the story of the man. whom they have ever l>een obtained in any built up gun, ped him of his clothing ami suspended
subjected to the most searcliiug exami­ left no mark whatever on the cylinder, him by his arms from a tree. He was
interest they sre called murderers.'*
there was not the slightest enlarge­ rescued almost an hour later in an ex­
I nation, and are endeavoring to secure uud
There is a scheme batching in Wash­ proof of his statements. They refuse to ment of the bore, The total pressure on hausted condition and may die. His
ington to elect Stevenson president in divulge the prisoners name or furnish each of the plugs at the ends of the cyl­ body is terribly bruised and his arms
Wero so swollen that they had nearly
ease there is a failure to elect by a pop­ information regarding him. None of inder was more than 1,320,000 pounds,
ular vote. If the election is thrown into the persons concerned iu the murders of
Secretary Rusk is in Chicago in con- burst when he was rescued. When
congress, the house of representatives is Lord Leitrim and Lord Monntmorres | ' nection with an experiment which he is night fell the people of the village aban­
empowered to elect a president from the was ever caught.
' preparing to make on a large scale in doned their homes and fled from the
three highest candidates, and the senate
The
Amsterdam
Hamlelsban
publishes
treatment of the disease known as place to the surrounding towns where
to elect a vice-president from the three letters from Celebes giving the details ' [ the
"lumpy jaw. “ It has recently been I they could get protection.
highest. The scheme is to elect Steven­
son vice-president over Reid by a fusion Of the recent eruption on Great Sangir treated successfully by the administra­
Political and Personal,
between the democrats and the free- island. The eruption commenced at 6 tion internally of iodine of potassium.
silver republicans, then to create a dead­ p. in, and was not heralded by the j One of the inspectors of the bureau of j Chauncey Ji. Depew has sailed for
Immense animal industry recently made a suc­ ; Europe.
lock in the house so that the 4th of March slightest seismic warning.
will come around and none of the presi­ I volumes of flame and smoke and masses cessful experiment and the secretary ex­
Thomas B. Reed of Maine has been
dential candidates be elected. In that of stones suddenly burst from the vol­ pects to have the treatment tested on
event Stevenson would fill the presiden­ cano. The stones fell all over the island 200 head of cattle affected with “lumpy | renominated for congress.
tial office, with some free-silver republi­ killing hundreds of natives who were jaw” to settle the question as to the
The silver men and Peoples' Party
can in the vice-president's chair. Sena­ busy in the fields. Those who succeeded
of
Colorado have combined,
value of the remedy. It is given in doses
tor Mitchell, of this state, is spoken of as
The
Peoples' Party of San Luis Obispo
in
reaching
the
supposed
shelter
of
their
from
one
to
three
drams,
dissolved
in
a
among the poeeible free-silver republi­
cans who will be chosen for viee-presi- homes found no refuge. Many houses pint of water. It is best administered has nominated a county ticket.
The Democrats of West Virginia have
dent. A number of prominent democrats were crushed beneath the weight of fall­ before feeding and the dose should vary
and republicans have their heads togeth­ ing stones, and roofs collapsed under the according to the size and weight of the nominated W. A. McCorkie for gover­
er discussing this scheme. There is dis- weight of ashes, burying the inmates, [ cattle. The treatment can be applied nor.
satisfaction among the leaders of both in many instances whole families being without danger by any farmer.
Hugh Fay, the actor, is not dead as
parties with their candidates, and if the lost. Streams of lava flowed with fright­
i
was
reported. He is on a wedding tonr
opportunitv occurs they will be raadv to ful rapidity down the slopes of the
A Mexican named Jacob Alcaraz, with j in Deland and England.
shelve both Harrison and Cleveland.— mountains. It is estimated that over
his 3-year-old son In his arms, threw
General Weaver and Mrs. Lease, who
Portland Telegram.
one thousand persons perished on the himself on the track in front of a loco­ accompanies him, are addressing large
slopes of the mountains, and many motive at Sacramento, Ins intention be­ I audiences in Colarado.
Frick and HcrRnian Alike.
more in the lowlands, but the exact loss ing to commit suicide and kill his child.
Ex-Congressman Knute Nelson lias
T-asl Oregonian. |
of life is not yet known. The island is Engineer Hanford performed a remark- been nominated for governor of Minne­
Frick, Carnegie's great boss, was allot now threatened with famine, all the asjlu feat. He reversed his engine and sota by the Republicans.
by Bergman, a fellow born under the crops having lieen destroyed. In many
Lieutenant Commander Clover, chief
tyrannoua rule of Russia. To our mind parts of the island wells have become clapped on the air brakes, stopping the
they are men of similar characteristics. dry. The Dutch authorities are doing train within a distance of six feet. hvdrographer of the navy department,
Jack screws were got out and the Joco- ’ estimates that the cost of a cable l?e-
We believe Frick, the master he is to­
day, would have l>een a Bergman bad the best they can to alleviate the dis­ motive had to be raised before the mail tween the Pacific Coast and Hawaii will
tress.
his environment been the same, while
and child could be liberated. Strange to , be $1,200 per mile
Bergman would have been a Frick had
say neither was killed, although both
Catholic* and Cofumbii* Day.
lie had the benefit of Frick’s environ­
The Santa Rosa fruit tanneries are
were terribly mangled alxjut the head
ment. These two men are strikingly
A Rome dispatch says; The popo has and face. Alcaraz wife died in child- running full blast.
alike at the bottom of things, while on addressed a long letter to the arch­ birth a week ago and he has been des-
Six sailors of the British ship Fera-
the aurfaco they are extreme opposites. , bishops and bishops of Spain, Italy and
tliffe deserted at >San Diegs
Both of them beliete thoroughly in force the two America’s on the subject of pondent ever since.
About forty conductors on the Port-
Napa fruit growers shipped a carload
to carry their ends, even to the extent of Christopher Columbus, his discoveries,
self-sacrifice. The same erroneous con­ etc. He appoints Oct. 12. this year, or laud electric street-car lines bayo been 1 of fruit to Butte, Mont, a few days ago.
ditions which will produce a Frick will
arrested for "knocking down.” G. B.
|Ii!t<»n B. Ciapp, a prominent real es­
bring forth a Bergman at the same time. the following Sunday, if it be opportune, Markle, president of the companies, tate mau of Loe Angeles, committed
for
special
Columbian
services,
and
di
­
Christ was born during the time of Nero.
said: “We have known for a long time suicide at Pacific Lfror^
< hie cannot exist without the other to rects that after the office of the day the that we were being robbed right and
William Peterson, aged 26, fell from
hound him to the death. No republican solemn mass of the holy trinity tie cele­ left by our employes. Some six months
form of government can stand which has brated in cathedrals and collegiate ago we <a»amenced to gather evidence a building at Santa Rosa which he was
shingling, and was killed.
classes, of which these two men are onlv churches in order to celebrate worthily
fair representatives, to contend with and in a mauuer suitable to the facts against suspected meji cpd we find that
Boomers are gathering along the boun­
we have been losing on an average »1.606 dary of the Colville reservation, getting
The great theory of Thomas Jefferson, this solemn anniversary.
a
month
through
the
dishonesty
of
our
which ia truly great when not taken
read>
the invasion.
literally, that all men are born free and
Congressman Craig of Pennsylvania employes. We now have evidence most
Harvey
Luijley uf Dos .Angeles has
equal—should be, at least—cannot be is dead.
conclusive against ten of the men. Our
even thought of, let alone be [»oeaible of
main loss has l»eei> where passcugers are been nominated by the Republivauu for
I
accomplishment, when the conditions
iransforred from une Imo to another, congressman from the sixth district,' '
Wholesale House Established
are such that there is a teudency to pit
W. & Green, chairman of the recent
and it has been an easy thing for con­
these classes one against the other. It ' Weeballent’e the world for purity of ductors to manjpclsie transfers to their anti-debris convention, has issued a call
shows that men are growing wider and goods. The Medford Distilling and Re­
i for the re-assembling of that body at
wider and wider apart; that the old fining Company has established a whole own advantage.'
| fifciczaimiuto, Aug. C.
condition—one class serving, another sale house at Medford. Our goods are
class served—is again springing up. If made frorn the be6t of Corn and Rye and
The antics and incapacity of the pres»
It is announced that England will ré*
the equality of man is a lie, as some peo­ ara absolutely pure. V’a eulicit your taliate by placing a heavy duty on Amer- ent
r.'.akp democratic consti­
ple and newspapers are beginning to vaiced orders. Address,
’
■ ican canned good*, wheat and lumber. tuents almost
tb«y hadn’t elected a
affirm, then a repuhiicau form of govern-
Mtaroa» D istilling and R efining C o ., Should she do so, the farmers of Oregon majority after all. Won't they ever get
Stent is doomed to destruction, and tiie
Medford, Oregon., will have a full realization of the beau­ tired and go home, bo as to give the
«©oner it happens the better it will be for
ties of a protective tariff. The rate pro- people a chance to partly forget before
£|gi£pty ûd ctvüûaüou.
9'abKote for the V uuk
1
RtBooote to probibitioa-
Noveuibw?—’forMgod JeiegrRip,
difficulty.
The Walla Walla Union-Journal says
Carnegie’s life “has uplifted labor as no
other man’s has done.” He has “up-
lifted” a good many laborers and their
families from Iheir homes and occu-
pations, if that is what is meant.
Interesti ’ g to Anliq
A Springfield (i ■
,
of the greatest ai < !.,»■.. ¡,1.
of years, one that will excite
ians throughout the tvoriJ.
made near Lebanon. It lias L.
for a long time that there w.•ri­
ces of mouud builders on th? ■: i ~ ;bbs
farm, but from the peculiar 1 ><-.. m , ¡1 and
the varied character of the find, iliey
were not identified until Dr. Fcoville
discovered that they were parts of a
single earthwork — a ; erpent mound.
Professor Putnam of the Peabody mu­
seum verified the find, ami pro:mi;mes
it one of the greatest American antiqui­
ties. Mr. Metz of the Peabody inn -ev.n
and World's fair has surveyed it. and
with Professor Putnam is making explo­
rations in it. The serpentine mouud is
1,900 feet long and about ten feet
through. The find is in a rich arcluelog-
ical district.
_
Of Frederick, Md., suffered terribly for over
ten years with abscesses and running sores oa
his left leg. He wasted away, grew weak and
Some of the reasons why Germetuer is
the on tv reliable household remedy are-
1. It is pleasant to take. 2. It is absolutely
harmless. 3. It makes no mistakes in di­
agnosis. but goes right to the root of dis­
ease by purifying the blood and toning the
nerves. 4. It does not simply patch up but
radically cubes . Try it and use nothing else.
which effected a perfect cure. Mr. Hauer to
now tn Uie best of health. Full particulars e<
his case w ill bo sent all who address
C. I. H ood & Co., Lowell, Maae.
Married a Jap.
A New York dispatch says: The mar­
riage of Masuila Yosliimatu, a Japanese,
to Miss Sarah Bartley, a Boston girl,
which occurred some time ago, has just
leaked out. The marriage was a pri­
vate one, only the parties concerned,
the priest and the witnesses being pres­
ent. The bridegroom is 28 years old and
well educated. The bride is a blonde of
19, the daughter of a Boston business
man.¿As she is a Roman Catholic and he
a heathen the couple had difficulties In
their way. It was only after the Jap
had vowed to live up to the tenets of the
Roman Catholic church that Chancellor
Mitchell granted the couple a dispen­
sation.
Mr. Che»». N. Manor
thin, and was obliged to use a cane and crutch.
Everything which could be thoughtof was done
without good result, until lie began taking
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
HOOD’8 PiLLGa^tbebestafter-dlBnor FUta,
assist dlgcstioa, cure headache and bUleuaneaa.
FARM FOR SALE,
----- SITUATED IN-----
Willow Springs District,
WO AND ONE-HALF MILES from
Gold Hill, 5 miles from Central Point.
All f ood Grain, Fruit and Alfalfa land.
Go< d new hard-finished house, 500 young
peach and prune trees, 50 bearing apple
trees. 60 acres under plow, 100 acres fenced.
Nice location. Good water. Near school.
This is one of the choicest farms in the
valley, and can lie had at a bargain.
£^“Terms easy.
Inquire of E. E. MINER. Owner.
Ashland, Oregon.
T
IIOWAPHK
Ars. M. £. Tyler
Artist.
Afflicts hall the Aincrii *;n people yet there
is only one prepuratio 1 < i . arsaparilla that
acts on the bowels uno iva hes this import­
ant trouble, rik I that is J. ’s Vegetable Sar-
Miparilla. It relieves it i .1 heure, und an
occasional dose prevents return, We refer
by permission tu C. E. I’iki t n. 125 Locust
Avenue, San Francisco; J. II. Brov.n, Peta­
luma; II. S. Winn. Geary Court, San Fran­
cisco, and hundreds of others who have used
it in constipation. One letter i s a sample of
hundreds. Eikingtou, writes: “I have been
for years subject to bilious headaches and
constipation. Have been so bad for a year
back have had to take a physic every other
night or else I would have a headache. After
taking one bottle of J. V. S., I p in in splendid
■liapc. It has done wonderful things for me.”
Corner Main and Granite Street».
Cherries, 7X4» o ¥
for Royal Anne; sour,
PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
35(4’ c; ap 1 otq 4 (475c $ box and 5 (475c for
baskets; in bulk t > Canne s,
g1 Th; pears,
Bromides made in all sir.ee. Call and
85@5:c f. basket; do small loxes, I @6c; best
examine our work.
Bartlett, |1 OOtai 50 in la ge boxes: cull»50f475c.
Apple», 6 c<41 25 yf box: do baskets, 4W45 c.
peaches, 3 c®|l no y, box and .7 c(4ll 00 F bakt;
plums, 7 <t(4’l 25 as to variety and size of box: i
ne marine», .5 (47'ic: watermelons, |l 5u(4: 5U y I
In Peru it is proposed to check the
ANTED, a bright boy or girl in every
doz. can aloupes, $ (vft.l o>
crate; erabap- ! rapid decline in the value of silver bv
town to send us a postal card asking
pic«, *C@76c f* box; sweet« ate grapes, 75(541 25. j temporarily stopping its coinage. The
for particulars of how, by a little pleasant
Granges—Rive side navel, nominal do seed- .
work,
they
can earn a bicycle, a watch or
llugs.51 tw,i 7 • !»>;< Highland and Redland silver statesmen of this country, on the
choice library, without its costing them
see < lings, »2 '• • . Io< \ngele seedling«, .'0 other hand, propose to increase its val­
another cent.
Box 46, Boston, Mass.
911 .30; S i.iI’.:. afA (Tahiti and » right) seed- ( ue by making its coinage free and un­
lings, |2 u
Santa Paula (Havana seed) limited.
|2 (0@2 75; Mediterranean sweet and St. Michael,
7 e<4»2 00.
^Lemons an 1 Limes — Lemons: Santa Barbara,
54 0U®5 0 f> ease; Santa Paula (Eu eka), 41 00(4
5 10; R veralde.
50(45 00; Los Angeles, 51 Uri?
2 0) Sicily, nominal. Limes—Mexican, 52 50(4
8 00 1* case.
---------------- AND----------
Variou —Bananas. 51 25Q3 00 yi bunch; Hon­
Money to loan on improved farm prop­
olulu pineapples, |2 00@2 5 ; Acapulcodo, 54 00
erties by
B. GOLDSMITH,
@4 -0.
Most, modern, most eif* < live, hugest bottle,
Agent German Savings and Ixian Society.
DRIED FRUIT—Cropot 1'91: Apricots, sun-,
same price, 11.00, six fur 15.00.
I*. O. Box 408. PORTLAND. ORE,
dried, 4(s5e ,8 lb; do bleach d, 7(40c; Moorpark
———
do, @9(41 c apples, sun dried, sliced, 1(41 ¡,c;
^RE EVIDENCE That the blood it
qrs, L@4 -; evapo ated, 5@Sc; veaches, bleached,
wrong, and that nature is endeav­
5@7c; do peeled, 10@ 5c; do sun-dried, ,@5e:
oring to throw off the impurities.
pitted plum».
; pears, sun-dritd. sliced. .Yai
Nothing is so beneficial in assisting
6c; do qrs, :i@fc; do evaporated, 7@Sc.
Raisin—Layer-. 75c@gl io ^1 lox ; loos» Mus­
nature as Swift's Specific (S. S. AJ
cat 1. in ska, 2'j@4ie y) n>. do boxes, 7l®85c;
It is a simple vegetable compound. Is
seed esa 8nlUnas. 5*^46*^ 'y* th; dried grapes,
harmless to the most delicate child, yet
lii@2e.
it forces the poison to the surface and
NUTS—Jobbings pr ee»: Braz.l, 8@9e yi lb; Al­
eliminates it from the blood.
monds. soft, llJi@12c: do paper »hell, 140150;
hard, 5 <®61ic; wa nuts, California soft shellB.
8@9c: paper sh 11, 10c hard, 7@8e; pecan«, 11*
13c: California peanuts,3’,@1'^0: fllbe:t«, ll‘j
I contracted a severe case of blood poiMO
that unfitted me for business for four years. A
*12c; pinenuts, ll@l2o; c .eoannt». 5l<v0t5o
few bottles of Swift’s Specific (S. S. S.) cured
V 100.
me.
J. C. J ones , City Marshal,
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTER.
Dairy Produce aud Honey.
Fulton, Arkansas,
BUTTER—Fresh creamery, 2l@22c th; fancy
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
dal y, 2 .@ Tc; - ood to choice, 17@lbc; common
free.
S wift Sracurtc Co, Atlanta, Ga.
It» Ilin cheater Pharmacy,
to fair, 14$;6c; pickled roll, 21@."2e; keg, 10®21c;
Eastern ladle packed, 15017c.
A shland ,
-
-
-
O regon .
CHEESE—Ca torn la, chaoloe to fancy, 9@9'ic
V n>: lower gr ides, 6(»gc: You g America,
10c; New York eream, 14c; Western, 12’i '413c.
HONEY—O d crop, 11® 0!^c f Iti f r comb in
WILL GIVE 1000 FEET of common
l-’.b frames; d >2-.b, s@ ze; extracted, 5Y06Jic;
lumber at the Dead Indian saw-mill for
new extracted, ■’i@6c for light amber and 60
hauling 1000 feel from there to Ashland.
S;-.o to. water white.
JAMES NORRIS.
BEESWAX—From240250 yl lb.
Lumber yard north side of Railroad track
Poultry and Eggs.
POULTRY—Hens, 5’’ 03 @ 7 50 Y doz; broilers,
54 0 05 0) tor large and 52 7003 00 for small;
roost rs, 56 5 @8 0 for you ig and 5« is 07 00 for
old; geese, pair, 51 25@1 75; ducks 5< U0(4> 50;
live tu key5, lf018c y ib for hens and 18020c
HOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES in­
for gibbiers, pigeons, young. ?1
75 f» dot;
debted to the late firm of Inlow &
old, 52 5u03 O ’.
Ashpole are requested to call at the store at
EGG3—California store, 17@22c f1 doz; ranch, Eagle Point, and settle, as all the notes and
2f@28c, occasion lly hi.'her. Eastern, 16(4200; accounts are payable to
F. B. INLOW.
■elected do, 2le: farallon, 17@l8c
Provisions.
CURED MEATS- Hams, Eastern, 1X4151*0 y)
Ib; A- | -C. 15c; California ref igerator cured, 13
@13!»c; California salt, lD*@12c.
Bae*a- Eastern breakfast, ¡3013^*0 Ib; Cali­
NEAT COTTAGE on Spring street.
fornia »>mok d, he.iyy and light medium, lu>s
Has recently been refitted and re­
01O%c; light ll\(4i2' jC extra, 1 :c@13 ae; cl nr
painted. ’ FOr particulars inquire »t
sides, lOl-^lO-^c.
MRS. RALPH'S.
Pork—Extra prime, 514 00@14 5) y* bbl; prime
may26
Main street, Ashland, Or.
mess, 515 000.5 5J; Mess, 517 5X017 75; extra
clear, 519 ' 001!» 50; clear, 51« 5)018 00; pigs feet
$12 5); lrf bbls $6 .V.
Beef-Mess, 57 W«8 02 ^4 bbl; extra mess, 58 50
0) 00; family, $11 0J 011 ¿0; California smoked,
ll' a@12c
tb.
I.ard -Baliforuia,
fi for tierces; 10-tb
tins, lOt»01O\(4:’;5-n>, 1 %01O?aC ke a, 9@9'io:
20- b buck ts, !•
10.1b bucket», 9JX c: Eastern,
cumpou <1,
for tierces: do prime steam
10-tb tins, 8?ge; 5-n>, sil«c;3-y‘. 9c.
Wool, Hides. Etc.,
WOOL—San Joaquin, choice, 110160^4 tb; do
fair to good, 13 a 14c do poor and trashy, 10012c;
do year.» fleew. 11X413! ,c Southern coast burry,
ln@13c do free. 1301 e. Northern fancy ant
free including Humboldt end Mendocino, 1 @
210 do fair with defects, I’XrtiSc Nevada heavy
and sandy, t2q,lic: do gon to choice, 1 ®>t6»^c.
HIDES AND SKINS—Dry hides sound, 9c t«
Ib; culls. 6C: brands. 6c kip, e culls ami
brands, 6c heavy salted steer, sound, 707*4c:
brands and culls, 6c do radium, 6c; brands
and culls, 4 c; do light,
do brand« and
culls, n'se -alterl cows. I ,e; do brands and
culls. 3 kc: salted kip, !<•: do brands end culls,
3.'; long wool pells, i 00$; l< each; medium do
70(49 c; «h<*i do. KX479C; shearling. i0@-5c
deer-klu, snicmer ;.7; ?c d” medium :M0t2!.^c;
do winter and long haired skins, 20123c; el
hides, lOi'dl '.e goal skins, prime and perfect, “)>
0>.ceach; damaged, 10025c; kids, 5010c.
Fresh Meats.
BEEF—Steers, first quality, 4'i0’o F lb
oud, 4@ l'.2e; third. 303%e; cows and 1.'
CYRUS W. FIELD.
PANIEL DOCOBOTT,
3S01C.
( ALVES-;'.;05o f* y* tor heavy rang,
do. 6070.
I.AMB-9@»l^cY x >.
MUTTON—Wethers, 7!^w8c y) lb; ewe
PORK—Hogs ou foot, hard, grain !>•'.
average, 505*4 ¥- H>: medium, 5*tf<5
average, Xf® ^c: soft, A!i04%c; feed.
3Jsc; stock, 3?i@ ’/'sc.
Pimples
Blotches
W
Inns ^e&etakle
JUy Sarsaparilla
H. L. WHITED,
The New Jeweler.
All kinds of Watch work
done in good shape.
To Haul Lumber.
I
Notice to Settle Up
T
To Rent
A
FINE GROCERIES
Oh say, Mister, have you seen in your wisdom,
The groceries that we receive almost every day ?
They’re the best groceries for folks and children,
That ever were made—as some people say !
“Oh, yes ! my wee friend, I’ve heard of these groceries,
And further, I’ll say, that I’ve eaten them, too,—
That’s what makes me so fat and so very good natured;
Crocker’s Groceries are excellent, I tell you.
Before Selling
CALL ON
J.
And Get Something to
Your Advantage.
PLIZA DRUG STORE
Chairman Harrity of the Democratic
national committee has announced the
national and executive and campaign
pommittee as follows: M. E. Tarpey,
California; CharlesS. Thomas, Colorado;
Carlos French. Connecticut; Samuel
Paso, Florida: Clark Howell, Jr., Geor­
gia; J. J. Richardson. Iowa; Charles
W. Blair, Kansas: Thomas H. Sherley,
Kentucky: James Jeffries, Louisiana;
Arthur Sewell, Maine; Arthur P. Gor­
man, Maryland; Daniel J. Campau,
Michigan: Michael Moran. Minnesota!
Charles Howry Mississippi: John G. Main St.. Opposite Flagstaff.
Prather Missouri: Ah ah W- Shlfoway,
New Hampshire: Miles Roas. New Jer :
aey: William F. Sheehan. New York;
M. W. Ransom. North Carolina: Calvin
S. Brice. Ohio: Samuel Rlioney, Rhode
I) CALEBS in
Island; Holmes Cummings, Tennessee; PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS,
.0. T. jiolt, Texas; Bradley B. Smalley,
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
Vermont; Basil ft. Qordin, Virginia-
William F, Harrity of Pennsylvania i»
chairman ex-officii»; 8. P. Shorin, secre­ Building Falcis, W tappi ng Papers
and Twines.
tary ex-officio. The campaign com­
mittee is Calvin S, Brice, Ohio, A 0.
All kinds of
Gorman, Maryland; William F. Shoe-
ARTISTS
’ MATERIALS.
tan. ¿¡c- Vert: H, D. Smalley, Ver­
klv
mont; M. W. Ransom; Noun
CO5TKACTS FOP.
It. F- Cable, Illinois; E. C. Wall." Wis­
consin; Josiah Quincey, Massachusetts; P ainting , P apering E tc .
Wdiiaiu F. Harrity, Penosylvaaia.
Ashland, Oregon.
J. C. BARRETT & CO
EVANS & BRUNK
AT THE
ASHLAND ROLLER FLOUR MILLS.
W. P. SQUIRE
ASHLAND, OREGON
1
I
Special attention paid to Eastern
Correspondence.
Agent for Pacifie Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
San Francisco—one of the best in the United States.