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s i The Toronto (Ont.) and several adjoin- TEN THOUSAND FAMIL ES STARVING President Eliot of Harvard university .../haT; sailed fqr England, where he trill I Freeland Usto» re nrned to the parental Tig stores were burned recently. •n«i remain three lionths. Ineredfb1 Georgia’s contributions for the suffer [ rom last Thursday, alter an ab-ence "f four South D koto. He .-a\s there is no ers in Nebraska will exceed a trainload. Jona« M. Walker, once a millionaire, ears ¡ft Montana fne People's Paper Overwhelming jr of of the appalling died at San Francisco recently. He was p’ace ikiPwrcK^ff^iiunty-and Montana is The call for help lias been responded to i verv dull. suffering in Nebraska and South Da one of the original Bonanza firm, which with exceeding liberality. kota are daily pouring from all afflicted was composed of the late Senator The American Federation of Labor points. Mistaken efforts to conceal the Jarnt«* G. Fair, John W. Mackay, Jim has voted financial assistance to Presi WtftVtR ON THE RESULT. truth have been abandoned, and the Flood and Bill O’Brien. Mackay is the dent Eugene V.- Debs of the A. R. U. in starving people, reduced to extremities only one of the firm living. Walker his appeal contest. Democratic Tarty I’.iowu to Fragments. 1 by the cold wave, make piteous appeals made a great deal of money and went Now the Populist« Will Triumph. Reports from Chicago say a plate for aid. Ten thousand families are des- . East. He speculated in railroad stocks glass war is on which will severely hurt General Weaver, tho Populist candi titute of fuel, food and clothing. and his fortune melted away. Return the jobbers. They bought heavily in date for president in 1892, who, as the The situation is described by Mission ing to San Francisco with part of his anticipation of a rise, but prices are go Populist and Democratic candidate for ary Kelsey, who writes from Hastings, wealth he engaged in the bro’-°rage ing down. congress in tbe Ninth district, waa de Neb: “Having two crop failures in business and failed in 1874. He died HER ENTRANCE John L. Sullivan’s theatrical troupe —into society, and womanhood as well, is feated in the recent election, waa asked 1 succession, many had to buy all their poor. has disbanded at Paris. Ill., because the an extremely critical period in every girl’s The citizens of Sacramento have taken by The World correspondent hia opiuiun provisions, feed, etc., last year, and had ruffianly ex-fighter got drunk and roared life. At this time she needs advice, and, a hard time getting through the winter. decisive action towar l ridding their city ’s more—help of the right sort If she of tho significance of the result of the around like a maniac. The players have what Working hard, they were hopeful of a of criminals aud tramps. A vigilance puts her faith in Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre elections. become tired of his lioodluinism and re scription it can bring only good results. crop last winter.- Now th?y have noth- I “So far as the great issues now be- lug to live on, nothing to buy with, no j committee has been organized. For It’s a medicine that’s made especially to peated drunkenness. weeks Sacrameuto has been practically build up women’s strength ana cure wo furo the country are concerned, it has no credit, nothing in prospect, nothing to Ata meeting of the Central Labor men’s ailments—an invigorating, restora under a reign of terror. Highway rob tignificance whatever, ” said he. “High go anywhere with and no place to go beries were of nightly occurrence. household entertained friends with a New Union at New York an appeal was read tive tonic, soothing cordial, ana bracing from the American Railway Union for nervine ; purely vegetable, non-alcoholic, uiul low tariff districts, gold standard had they the wherewithal. In all other "Women and children were frightened \ear> dinner. and perfectly harmless. For all the func- H. A^hpole's horse took fir’d money and funds with which to fight the cases tional districts and free silver districts, money years of drought there were col» and at the approach of a stranger and the derangements, painful disorders, and John Daley ’ » second in the New Year horse stalks to burn, now there are none. against Debs and the other officers. It chronic weaknesses that afflict womankind, centers and Alliance and labor strong ring of a door bell was the signal for racing In the evening the Gold Hill baud says: “If the case is allowed to rest the “Favorite Prescription ” is specific. ’ j the women to lock all the doors. The gav* , holds were alike swept by a tremendous Prairie chips is the fuel used. a successful dance. “ Before, a cow helped much in the here without appeal the same infamous TERRIBLE PAIN AND FAINTING SPELLS. i city was overrun with tramps who en- cyclone of discontent. From Honest Rader Bros are feeding 100 head of cattle living, now there is nothing to feed one. 1 forced their demands for food with a and Mechanicsburgh, Cumbtrland Ct., Pa. construction of tha law can again and still g ithering in Dick Bland, the poor man’s champion, Neighbors had some work, now there is DR. R. V. P iercs . Buffalo. N. Y.: Dear Srt— again be used against labor organiza bludgeon. The other night a meeting Miss While, the new teacher. op*"-ed di-, to David B. Hill, tho gcldbug Goliali, none. Though most of the people are was called by the business men and 1,- rrict school with 33 pupils and a favorable tions and their leaders sent to prison every leader, though belonging to exact intelligent they cannot help themselves. 500 of the best citizens responded. Sev mpreasion. every time a strike is attempted. Six ly opposite and hostile schools, was Tile weather has been warm and beau eral ministers attended and addressed James Howard of Ashland is visiting hia months’ fighting has depleted the treas hurled from place by the shock. It was tiful thus far, or the suffering would i the meeting. After the condition of af- brother. T. J. Howard. ury. The defendants can fight no longer without aid.” A committee was ap an electrical explosion, and it blow into been intense. Some will not apply for I fairs whs discussed the chairman called pointed to collect funds to asssist Debs. fragments an old, established organiza aid through the relief commission or j for 100 volunteers and 1,455 names were tion which had within its control every make their wants known until actually i handed in on slips of paper. General John Creamer of S ‘dalia, Mo., is a department of government and all the driven to it. Perkins, Chase, Dundy, Kelly was in the city with a gang of big man with a small wife, whom he Hayes, Hitchcock and frontier are the ■ commonwealers when the agitation va t resources ot official patronage. loves very much. At their home on a “The State Leader, the leading Demo counties that are the most needy, yet commenced and he immediately de recent night he suddenly grasped her cratic organ in Iowa, in an editorial in the drought was most disastrous in al parted and from Oakland telegraphed and gave her a vigorons hug with his his followers to stand firm. its issuo of June 1, said: ‘Let the people most every portion of the state.“ right arm. Mrs. Creamer lost her breath M rs . J acobs . An appeal is made by F. O. Ensign Stamp out the present congress as abso and when she managed to make an out- Years The news from Silver Lake, Or., con of Chicago, superintendent of the Amer lutely and utterly as the Almighty in firms the report of the holocaust on ,cry she waa assisted to bed. The fam bis wrath destroyed Sodom and Gomor ican Sunday ¡school Union. He tells a I Christ "as eve and adds some particu ily physician fouud three of her right rah. Not a man should bo left to pre terrible story of the widespread and lars. The list of dead and injured as serve its memory or perpetuate its in awful destitution. The condition of reported, with few exceptions, is con Mathilda de Greville, widow of Gen • efficiency. That ungrateful, stupid and starvation and privation are almost in firmed by the coroner’s jury. There eral de Greville, who as a memlter of credible. W inter has come on and the The aim .. ajui -i^-.iry ctraiy aiways treacherous body deserves to be bnned was nothing left of the unfortunate ones Maximilian’s staff was killed in Mexico declared ro most complete man he had people have nothing to eat and no tire*. under an eruption of ballots of public in the Franco*Mexican war, died in ab ever known—the ablest lawyer, the Horses and cattle have beeu killed or by which they could be identified ex indignation as Pompeii was buried un cept a few charred bones, which would ject poverty in her comfortless apart most consistent Christian, the best citi given away because there was no feed. der tbo ashes of Vesuvius. ’ The writer fail to pieces with the slightest touch. ments in New York recently. The ex zen—was buried at Athens, Ga., the the Proph.-t of Naz wfh. of that editorial is entitled to tbe crown Even when cooked there was no means The funeral was held a few days after pense of her funeral was borne by Miss other day. He was Hon. George Dud of cooking the meat. Fortunately dis The cantata given at the M E.Church la«t: of a prophet for having summed up in tbe fire. The remaining bones were Julia Cooper, niece of the late Peter ease has so far beeu spared from the Friday evening wa« listened to by a large 1 a single prophetic malediction the exact gathered together, placed in a coffin number of our mit-ic loving people, and Cooper. Mme. de Greville has been ley Thomas. list of miseries, but an epidemic is sure J. D. Mason, an influential and highly iutentiou of an outraged people. The and appropriate ceremonies were held high y enjoyed by »11. Mr. Willits as mus more or less dependent for five years respected citizen, died at Los Gatos af people bave long been hunting for pros to break out. _ , ............ at the burial. A single gravestone ical director has again added another laurel | upon Miss Cooper and her friends. The ter an illness of over a year. Mr. Ma Relief measures have been inaugura marks the last resting place of those to his crown by this success and sh< uld be ! ‘ perity, and they aro going to bave it or liberadv supported in his eff >rts to adv nice mother of the deceased woman was a son was a pioneer. He engaged in min ted in many sec-ions. know tbo reason why. Their munnnr- who perished in the burning building. solo bv I direct descendant of Louis XVI, and her usic l cultu etn Ashland. Ti 7 _ e ....... ings have grown moro and mare violent None of the badly injured have sinoe Miss Ester >iisbv was a pirticuarlv fine father was of a royal Belgian family, ing on his arrival but later adopted WASHINGTON NOTES. from year to year. Idle labor, low died, and all seem to be getting along effort, a d greativ enjoted bv the audience one of the sons of which was at one journalism. He was at. different times prices, a tight money market and cor Interesting Items Picked Oat from th« well with the exception of Mrs. Labrie. a- were also the so os by .Mrs Hitchcock, time chief adviser to the king of Bel connected with the Los Gatos Mail, San Mi«-e* Berry. Ewan, tla dere, and Messrs. Jose Mercury and San Jose Herald and porate arrogance bave incensed them, Roy Ward and Miss Snelling, who are Helman. Patrick, »nd Willits. The duet«, gium. Daily Dixpatehea. editor of the San Luis Obispo Tribune and they bave manifested their indig- It is practically settled that the naval said to be in a precarious condition. If trios, quartets and chorus w«re all ren Governor Stone of Missouri in hia an for a year. Mr. Mason who the history nation, strangely, it is true, but never appropriation bill as reported to the these three should be fortunate enough dered iu a more than acceptable man er theless with vigor. The result fore house will contain provisions for two to pull through it is thought that no and all present enjoied tbentself hugely, nual message asks the state legislature of Santa Barbara and Amador counties wh'e those who failed to attend missed a to increase the appropriations for the and was an occasioeal contributor to shadows political turbulence and grow and possibly three battle-ships, at a cost more deaths will occur. treat. National Guard. Ho recommends, Eastern and Californian magazines. He ing discontent. of about |4,OOU.OOO each. While 110 serious disasters are re among other things, the establishment was a native of Gr fton county, N. H. Piles! Pi.es. lieu nil Piles! “Tbe Republicans are powerless to Senator Hill attended the cabinet din ported the recent storms along the coast S ymptoms —Moisture: intense itching ant of a board of pardons and inspection; Chief of Police Schaffer of Oakland gTant relief They would not disturb ner given by President Cleveland the were the most severe in many years. -tinging; most at mgnt; worse by scratch the establishment of agencies and means has brought charges of criminal libel the tariff if they could, and on th® ques other day and all the politicians are Snowstorms of unusual severity raged ing. If allowed to continue tumors form, for properly advertising the resources tions of silver currency and railroad leg agog thereat. in the Siskiyou mountains and trains Ahiclt often heed and ulcerate, becoming of Missouri with a view to inducing im against Edwin A. Sherman, president or the Alameda County Christian En islation they are in accord with the ad Congress resumed business Thursday. were impeded greatly. Twice the Ore veiy sore. swaym .’ s O intment -top» the ministration and will not antagonize it. The Nicaragua canal bill in the senate gon line was blocked for a day. Around telling and bieediug. beats ul «ration, and migration; the cession to the United deavor Union. Sherman sent acorn ui m st cases removes the utuors. Ai No, the Republicans bave not triumph and the currency bill in the house are San Francisco bay the downpour was druggids, or b.\ nidi. for 50 cents. Dr States of certain lands to be used by the uiun; cation to the police commissioner^ general government in connection with iu which Schaffer is charged will, ed because of any affirmative policy the important questions under discus terrific. As far south as San Luis *>wayne & bon, Philadelphia. the improvement of Osage river, and a corruption and asking his remova. which they are expected to inaugurate, sion. Obispo and around Monterey and Santa The tramp problem at Los Angeles movement to secure, in connection with Sheriuan is a young lawyer and says h. but because of a universal discontent Dr. George Marx of the United States Cruz the rainfall was extremely heavy. has become serious and plans to solve it other state assemblies, uniformity of he will prove his allegations. for which they have not even a pre agricultnral department, the well known The San Joaquin valley was drenched legislation. tended remedy. The wave which car entomologist and world's authority on thoroughly. At Martinez the oldest in are under way. Is umerous schemes have Three man were killed iu a train col The supreme court of California has l.sion in Altamont tunnel, near Liver- ried them to victory will speedily recede spiders, is dead. habitant could not recall so heavy a been proposed, but no definite action and leave them at the mercy of an in President Cleveland has issued an or rainfall. Cellars filled with water and has beeu taken. Already the jail is full handed down a notable decision which nore. Cal. The Los Angeles expres dignant public. Tbe Republican party der extending civil service reguations the streets were miniature rivers. Much and there is no corral in which to con gives the state a victory in the contest an into a work train coming head on to collect taxes from the Southern Pa .be trains came together in the tunnel. in its leadership and machinery in ev to all superintendents of postoffices in damage was done to goods in the bail fine the overflow. A contest for railroad commissioner cific company. The court decided that Engineer Hubbard and Fireman Schran ery 6tate iu the Union is a unit against stations in the United States. The or ments of several stores. The storm was every reform now pressing for solution. der takes effect immediately. general throughout the coast. North of in the First California district has beeu the railroad company must pay its taxes >f the express and “Postal Card" Coop- It is emphatically the party of the cor The report that J. Pierrepont Morgan Portland the telegraph wires were commenced. Commissioner Beckman, for the year 1887 according to the origi ?r, a well known crank, who was steai porations and gold power. wanted the president to remove Secre blown down and the Oregon railway who was defeated by H. M. La Rue. nal valid assessment and with the 5 per ng a ride, were killed. Hubbard w* “Everybody can now see that the fail tary Carlisle is positively denied by the suspended traffic during the storm. Tne Las charged that he was defeated by cent penalty and the costa. The court caught in under the boiler and crashes finds unequivocally for the state on •md burned to death. The accident wu; ure of the Democratic party was due to best authority at Washington. line was blocked by snow at The Dalles. traud. every po n except the payment of in lue to an error by Train Dispatch. tho fact that it is hopelessly divided So far no casualties are reported. The Lee Danner, tried and convicted a; New instructions have been issued by upon all the great questious of the day, the postoffice department concerning Sacramento river is very high and an Visalia of seducing Laura Steiuland, terest, and the judgment give to the Sims at the Oakland mole. Siu» gav while its c-nemy is a unit from sea to overtime by earners. The attempt to overflow is expected. •>as fined $2,050, or one day’s imprison state treasury ai d the treasuries of the both trains the right of way and coul. sea aud from the lakes to the gulf, and expand actual working time or conceal The boldest and most successful bank ment for each $2 if the fine is not paid. seventeen counties in which the railroad not stop either train when he discovere all etui now see clearly that there is nei the fact that overtime is being made robbery ever perpetrated in Southern Tne fine represents the cost of the suit. operates about <680,000. This decision his mistake. He sat in his office an< ther call nor room for two corporation will result in removal. California occurred at Ontario a few Danner since his conviction married the makes of no effect the reassessment for waited for the mefs tge telling of th and gold standard parties in tbe coun Ex-Secretary of State John W. Foster days ago. Two strangers entered the prosecuting witness. The fine will be 1887 made in August last by the state wreck. None of the passengers wer board of equalization. The railroad tnjuted. try. Under great leadership the Demo has sailed from Vancouver, B. C„, for Ontario State bank in ordinary dress paid. will now have to pay its taxes on the cratic party should have comprehended Hiroshima, Japan, to meet the diplo aud created no suspicion. Fred Stamm, Horace W. Philbrook, a well known Governor Markham has appointed original assessment of „ $41,650,000, in San Francisco attorney, has been dis these things and taken the field ns tbe mats who will attempt to negotiate a the cashier, was alone behind the Joseph E. Terry of Sacramento a mem champion of the plain people. ” counter. Suddenly, as they reached the ber of the state board of agriculture, stead of the reassessment of $26,816,116, barred tor three years by the supreme settlement between China and Japan. a reduction of 14,833,884. The tax levied court. Philbrook charged Justice Harr* General Weaver claimed that the counter, one of the robbers pulled a big vice G. W. Hancock, deceased. The president has stated openy that for 1887 and which is now declared to bon with corruption and unlawyer-lik< Populist party had come out of tbe elec- the Carlisle currency bill was a step in revolver on the cashier and ordered him ti«Jii unharmed; that it hail broken “the the right direction. A caucus of Demo to throw up his hands. At the same in The Christian Scientists of Boston be valid was $647.439.20. The 5 per conduct. Philbrook attempted to provt solid south,” and that it must bo reck cratic members of both houses is to be stant his confederate jumped over the dedicated a fine building to their special cent penalty amounts to $32,371.74. his allegations but failed. Judgment for $43,557.93 is also given in oned with as a formidable factor iu held to outline the work on the bill. counter and struck the cashier over the uses recently. Governor Markham created a sensa tavor of Langhorne and Miller, who American politics. It would not be head with auoth«*r big revolver or sand The pilot boat D. J. Lawler waa sunk tion the other day in San Francisco bj The charges of political assessments judged by the utterances of its radical and of partisan removals in the San bag, but did not render him entirely off Mindis Lodge, Mass., the other day. were employed as special counsel by appointing Mose Gunst, the sport, a* Controller Dunn to conduct the suit and men, but by ihe conservatism of its pol Francisco custom house have been un senseless. He struggled, but the robbers Four of the crew perished. police commissioner, to succeed Danie* there are some other smaller items of icy, and before another congress is elect- der consideration by the civil service forced him into the vault aud had just M. Burns, who resigned. Gunst is 1 A heavy rise in the Ohio indicates a 3Oet. ed its policy will be adopted and the commission for some time through cor locked him in when R. P. Sibley, pro coming flnod, with prwp'-cts that Cin cigar dealer and backer of all kinds o, Reports by wire from 51 correspond sports. He has an interest iu the Bas people will unito to carry out tbe re respondence with the collector and prietor of the Ontario cannery, entered cinnati will again be submerged along forms it proposes.—Des Moines Cor. others in San Francisco. The commis the bank. The robbers quickly left the the river front ents in the orange districts of Florida District racetrack and owns a big gam- indicate at least 1,810,000 boxes of un uling room in San Francisco. The new New York World. sion has determined to make a thorough cashier and attacked Sibley in the same Victor Monchareiux and Alphonse manner as they did Staiurn, clubbing investigation and an agent will be sent Lamar hav*» l:«*n arrested at Denver, picked oranges are spoiled, and more commissioner is famous all over th< The Fopulist Vote. him about the head with the butts of to conduct an inquiry at the custom suspected of being responsible for th* chan 800,000 boxes of oranges in ware- country as a backer of prize fighters It is quite certain that the Populist house, probably within one month. their revolvers and soon rendering him mnrder of two French girls of ill-fame, nouses or lying in bulk preparatory to Colonel Burns resigned because he wii. vote is almost double what it ever wa.« insensible, injuring him more than packing are frozen. Tomatoes, cab soon go to Mexico, The president has sent to the senate Stamui. It was fuliy 3J minutes before who were strangled in their rooms las* before, and it is also evident that tin bages, beans, peas and all vegetables in Paul Schutt, a well-known saloon Republican strength comes largely from 800 pages of correspondence relative to Sibiey recovered consciousness, aud at October, and whose deaths at the time the northern half of the state are ruined. at Omaha, was found dead in an ice boi cansed much excitement at Denver. Bluefields, accompanied by a letter from leust half an hour before the alarm was the Democratic ranks. Especially was General Phillip Sidney Post, member Ihe pineapple plantations, however, are a few days ago. He had attached a rub Secretary Gresham, summarizing the given. A large crowd soon gathered. this true in Kansas. not much injured. A few days ago half ber tube to a gas jet, connected it with important events that have taaen place Cashier Scaium’s voice was heard in the of congress from the Tenth district of It may 1 e safely asserted that the of of the season’s great orange crop of 5,- the faucet of an ice box, then turned ou there. The secretary says this govern safe, and by his calling out the combi Illinois, died at Washington after aa ill ficial count will give a total Populist • 00,000 boxes was still on the trees. The the gas, jumped into the box, which ment has steadily recognized the sover nation in a loud tone to those outside ness of but one day. vote of nearly 2,000,000, being a gain tail of the northern blizzard switched eignty of Nicaragua over the reserva the door was opened and he was re The tr >uble in regard to the cut in around through the Florida peninsula closed with a spring lock, and was deud of 85 per cent over tho vote of two years iu a short time. tion, and Great Britain has given »«anc leased. Stamm panted for breath and wages at the works of the American and within the space of a few hours ago. one® that it does the same. Parks’ Cough syrup cures Coughs, Cold- he was in a very bad way. As soon as Ax and Tool company at Beaver Fall*, Florida sustained a loss that estimated ami Tbo Republican machine is up to its Consumption. Mrs. Catherine Black, Pa., is about at end and the works re Sib.ey was knocked down the robbers old tricks aud will not fail to count out in cash would reach into the millions. of be Rov, N. Y.. says: “1 took one bot CRIMES AND CA3JALTIES. open soon. looted the bank of what money they The destruction will be felt for many tle of Parks’Cough Syrup. It acted like in the subsidized returns at least much Rev. N. A. Haskell, who went to Den years, indirectly or directiy, by all the magic. topped my cough and I am per pertaining to Populist gains and Popu Visions Acts of Lawbreaker* and Loa««« could find outside of the safe, and it is by Fire and Accident«. believed that a large amount was taken. ver about a year ago from San Jose, is people of the state. Previous to this fect y «e I now.” Hold by E. A. Sherwin. list victories. The officials of the bank could uot «ay in hot water with bis flock, the famous ime the coldest weather known was in Frank H. Sparks, assistant cashier of It is the same old fight, which will not be fully reported until the official the Cincinnati post office, has confessed just what amouut was secured, but it ia congregation of the Unity church, which 1885, but there is no record to show juBt returns are published in The Express to embezzling several hundred dollars. believed to be at least $5,000. The rob is noted for it6 free views on all social now cold it was then. Chicago orange It is rumored at Brazil, Ind., that a bers deliberately walked out to the questions. and other Populist weekly papers, and dealers think the recent cold spell in The wrecking schooner Samson was Florida will cau-e the price of oranges even then there have been thousands up band of vagrants fed the l>ody of a child wagon with their plunder and escaped on thousands of votes cast for the Peo that had died fro ;« among them to the without anybody outside of the bank wrecked just ont ide the entrance to to advance 100 per cent within a short ple’s Party which will never bo counted. bears they had with them. Farmers, seeing them or suspecting their move Sa i Francisco herb >r during the recent -ime. In addition to the spoliation of armed with shotguns, drove the tramps ments. They jumped into the vehicle storm. Geoiga and----- Dolan, divers —Chicago Express. oouthsin fruit the California supply is and by a circuitous route arrived at were drowned., The rest of the crew aot sufficient for the demand, and or jut of Putnam county. Waito Does Not Despair. Mrs. Bailey Johnson (colored) died at Spadra. Two men were arrested at were saved. anges will have to be imported to sup In a letter to tho editor of the New Atlanta, Ga., literally frightened to Spadra on suspicion. They are notori Judge Bnckwalter at Cincinnati, who ply tbe deficiency. The duty on the York Herald Governor Davis H. Waite leath. A “root doctor” visited and ous crooks, Frank Conway and J. Stead refused to recognise an order from tatter will materially increase the price of Colorado says: The fusion with the old her she was filled with lizards. man by name. No money was found on Kentucky for the surrender of Rev. A. of oranges to the box, which is now Democrats and the fact that the working »Vhen the “hoodoo” doctor told her this them. It is believed they secreted the Hampton, colored, who was charged and m all probability will advance to men did not appreciate tbe iiuportau-M »ae immediately took to her bed and her booty. with shooting ano her person in Green J3.50 shortly. of the interests at stake were the prin .eath followed. Her children accused county, Ky., without assurances that it nas nu., lm 11 ascertained at Lon At Durham, N. C., Eleanor Wood mur cipal causes of Populist defeat in tbi. their f al her of having conjured the old don that 822 fishermen belonging to the prisoner would not be lynched, has dered her infant by placing pins in its woman, and some of them proposed to state. I opposed fusion from tbe start Hu 1. Grimsby and Yarmouth were lost turned the prisoner loose on the ground mouth and forcing it to swallow them. uove her from her home and carry her and now it is evident that the Demo that the indictment and requisition She was condemned to be hung Feb. 8. -o their home. The old man, not be- I in the recent gale. crats voted with their most avowed en were defective. James McMillan has been re-elected John Bergamini, aged 80 years, and t my rather than to assist the only party .ieving there was any reason for the re to the senate from Michigan. The kidnaping of a child at London. his wife Kate, aged 70, were fouud as moval of his wife, remonstrated. Bailey, that is in favor of free coinage. The strise at the Edgar Thompson Ind., has been the means of unearthing phyxiated by gas on a recent night in lis son, got angry and attacked the old Our appeals were addressed too niucl Steel works at Braddock, Pa., con a band of cutthroats and robbers who their room in tne basement of 25 Leroy nan. The father, in defending his life, toward the latioring man. It would havt lived in a cave and kept the community street, New York. tinues. ¿died his son. He was arrested but was been better to have given more atteu in a state of terror. The band was dis The Producers’ Oil company has been eleaaed. The Ladies’ Protective society of Pitts lion to what are known its tho “mid- persed but not destroyed. formed at Los Angeles. burg, an organization to fight the social -lie” classes of society. The liankers au< Truxton Beale, who married Hattie The wool schedule of the Wilson tar- evil, announces that it will establish a curpuration managers are beyond oui i iff bill went into effect Jan. 3. It was a Blaine, the youngest daughter of James new home for fallen women to be known «each. The Republicans have loader G. Blaine, is estranged from his wife, busy day in the customs service at New th«?iuseives up with promisee which they and a complete separation of the couple as the Olive Branch mission. ‘ York. cannot fill, and I do not despair that the I here was another hearing recently in is to follow. Incompatability of tem There is a good deal of suffering in perament is the cause assigned. great body of the people will awaken to New Yorx of the suit brought through the Cherokee strip owing to the cold. a realization of tho true needs of tire S. H. Hutchins of Denver, father of the attorney general of New Jersey to Many settlers have little clothing and country. Miss Gertrude Hutchins, who married determine whether the cigarette trust food is scarce. Clarence W. Clark, an adventurer, on should not be suppressed as an unlaw Two Italian officers fought a due In Birmingham, Ala., the Woman’s two days acquaintance, has become in ful combine. n*ar Nice. One was killed and th« Christian Temperance association has sane from brooding over his daughter’s Dr. James F. Rhodes, ex-president of ether mortally wounded. Battalion Fire Chief Bresnan and adopted very strong anti-Breckmridg« escapade. Bryn Mawr (Pa.) ooEege, died suddenly Editor Moore of the London Morning Fireman John Rooney were killed at a resolutions. a few days ago in the ruilroad station Port is dead. fire in Cassidy’s gas fixture factory on Before a Full Head of Steam from heart failure. He was 67 years old There are nearly 4,000 case« of measles West Twenty-fourth street, New Y<rk. DcafiieaH Cannot be Cured Is gathered by that tremendously destruct and president of the college from 1865 to in Indianapolis. William Flint and hia mother were bv local application*. aa they cannot reach ive engine. malaria, put on,tbe brakes will 1894. JIa.-5achu»eti3 Democrats will vote for shot try the former's wife at their home the diseased portion of the ew. There is Hostetter’s Hon'Sch Bitters, which wili There is considerable excitement at J. E. for United States senator. iu Utica, N. Y. Flint’s wound is fatal, only ape wav to cure deafness, and that is check its progress and avert disaster. Chills and fever, bilious remittent, dunti Several costly buildings ware dam while his mother received a dangerous by constitutional remedies. Deafness la ague and ague cake are promptly relieved Phoenix, A T., over an investigation aged by the earthquake« at tho City of wound in the breast. Mrs. Flint says cau-ed by an inflamed condition of the mu «nd ultimately cured by this ge d'al specific into the unlawful use of “interpreter" funds of the territory. Men who are Mexico. , she was forced to dp the deed because cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When which is also comprehensive fatnilv medi high in official life are mixed up in the cine, sjeedily useful tn cases of dispepsi» tube vets inflamed you have n rum Alexander Bida, the French artist, is of the coi grant interference of her this bling -ound or imperfect hearing and when biliousness constipation, sick head u-he affair. £oad at Faria. He wa« bora at Toukmae mother-in-law in affairs of the house it i* entirely cl«>»e«t Deafness is the result, nervousness, rheumatisro »nd neu algis. Important Facts. hold. She it insane. in 1813. and unless the inflanimatt.’n can be taken Against the hurtful effects of of suddet changes of temi-erature. ex;>o«ure in wi If von have a dull a <1 h vy pain across out and th!» tube restor'd to it« normal Popular opinion in Mexico la opposed ■rehead and ab ut the ty ; 1 the nostrils condition, hearing will be destroyed for weather, close application to labori<<u to tho colonization of uegroea la that re frequently »topped up * d ollowed by ever: nine ca-es out of ten>ire cau-ed by mental pu>suits, and other influence disagreeable discbar e; n 0 n ss in the country. catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed prejudicial to health, it is a most tru«' worthy safeguard. It fortifies the s.vMen o«e ami bleedimr front th • oe rils is often condition of the mucous -uriace«. Lieutenant Governor Millard Is re •xperienced; if >ou me very sensitive to We will give One Hundred Dollars for aaa niit disrase. promote» apfwtite an ported to be very ill at I*os Angeles. 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Ar,u" kidneys and the urinary organs of all lm pun tie*. — <TPIDENE strengthens and restores small wre-ik organa. The reason sufferers are rot cured by lioctora is because ninety per cent are troubled wttft Prwaiwlill*. CUPI DENE is the only known remedy to cure without uu operation. WtUlritlBnO. sis. A written guarantee given and money returned if six boxes does not effect a »— m--ant----- $1.00 a box, six n>r|5.00, by mall. Send for rm circular anil testimonials. Address DA VOL MEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco. Cal J>br Age by Z \) wRk ASHLAND DRUG COLLH a — Sheriff’s Sale ihe Circuit Con t <>t tbe date of Crag« n fi*r .lackson C' l'ntx. Fred Otten. Plaintiff", vs. Suit to torecl« se a A. Koester and mortgage. Lucinda Koester. Defendants., Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION and order of Bale ixMted < ut of an« under the seal of said Circuit Court of tt < State 01 Oregon for the C< uuty of Jackson dated the 17th day of Dec. ml>er, IR9I. upoi a decree rendeed tl»e 3d day of »•«•eniDer. l»O4. in favor of Fred Otten and a ainst tin above named Defendants for the sum ot Three Hundred an<t Eighty Dollar-(83b0.«i> with interest thereon ir< tn the 15th day o July. 1892. at the rate of ten per cent, per annum. a--d for tbe further sunt of Firt. Dollars (|50.00) attorney’s fee« and his costs »nd disbursements and ex[>en e« ot sale, commanding me to make «ale of the fol owing des«-ril>ed propertv and by virtue ol said execution I have duly levied upon «»id property, to-wit. The W. Uof N" E *4 »nd the N. E. *4 of the N. L. J4 of Section Fifteen (15» in Township Tnirty-sev.n (37)-~outh. of Kange Fotir(4. West of the Willamette Meridian contain ing 120 acres, together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging. In accordance with the provisions of said decree, I will on Saturday, February 2d, 1895. at 2 o’clock p. m .. at the front door of the Court House in Jacksonville, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest binder for cash all the right, title and interest of the above named Defendants in «nd to the above described property PATTERSON. Sheriff of J ack «on County, Oregon By A. 8. B abku , Deputy. ORTHERN PACIFIC B Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping Cars A BARGAIN ! ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH GRAND FORKS CROOKSTON WINNIPEG BUTTE THROUGH TICKETS On Emigrant Creek CHICAGO 41^ miles from Ashland. On this land are two fine soda springs. 30 acres under cultivation an.i fence, price 15 dollars per NEW YORK acre. Cali and see Frank Williams ovei second hand store, next door to post uffii-r, BOSTON AND ALL Ashland. '•OINTS EAST and SOUTH I. W. Church, of Staunton Dost G. A R. For information, time cards, maps and says: “I have tried nearly every c ueli tickets, call on or write; remedy but bave found nothing to compare A. I». CHARLTON, with Parks’ Cough Syrup. There is no'h- Assistant General Passenger AgeUl. ing on earth like it for bronchitis I have -uffered ever sit:ce my di-charge front the POIITI. AND. ORRUPN. artnv and Parks' Uotigh 8yr< p is the • -»ily ROBERT LEONARI'. Local Agent. n medv that has eyer helped me." bold by *4, ifewi»
