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PACIFIC COAST.
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N EW BERG. YA M H ILL CO.. OREGON, FR ID A Y, .1 V LY 31, 18111.
TH£ NATI0NAL CAP1TAL-
S t a l l * I D p i » m n i t a t H n - y
L p ;li i ) l i l »
The Charleston Ordered
to Go to Honolulu.
A B R E W E R Y FOR SPOKANE.
OoniMns'aioner Carter of the general
laud oilive h is d reefed the Register and
Receiver of public lands at Lewiston,
M nt., to receive mineral applications to
allow mineral entries in the abandoned
V.nt McGinnis military reservation in
Montana under f i e same conditions as
when made for other public lands. The
same rut" will applv to the abandoned
Fort M Dermitt military reservation in
Nevada.
Advices received by the Bureau ol
American U 'publics state that a specific
duty of 11 cents a kilogramme (2.2
pounds) has been imposed on all lard
imported in the Republic of Peru. It
has been decided that all packages
shipped, discharged ami re-eiub(rked at
ports of the Republic shall be marked
with tlie gross weight. Cases, barrels
and crates must also ne marked with tlie
measurement of their dimensions ac
cording to the metric system, and fines
are imposed for non-compliance with
this law.
The State Department is quite busy
learning the details of the seizure of the
Ea-tport fishermen, so as to be able to
act intelligently when the time for ac
tion arrives. The United States Consul
at 11 to Canadian town next to East port
is investigating things, and when lie
makes Ins report it will i>e quite compe
tent for the department to take some
verv interesting steps towards obtaining
an explanation of tlie ease from Great
Britain. There is no danger of a repeti
tion of the “ outrage,” as it is being
called in lieu of a more definite term,
and the department feels that haste in
such an event would be unwise.
Several lett'-rs have been received by
Postmaster-General Wanamiker from
Messrs, Brooks and Porter, delegates
from tlie United States to the Fourth
International Congress at Vienna. That
bodv completed its laliors on June 15.
Perhaps the most important of its re
sults is the admission of the Australian
colonies to the union, to take effect July
1, 18:12. The only civilized countries
now remaining ontside the union are
Cape Colony and the South African Re
public, which will probably come in at
the next congress, making the postal
union “ universal ” in fact as well as in
name. The other interesting changes
noted are the proposed issue of postal
cards with a paid reply for international
service, in the reduction of the registry
4 centimes (5 cents), in an increase in
tlie maximum-size package of a sample
from 8x1x1 inches to 12x4x8, an indem
nity for lost registered articles and inter-
i alional co-operation in the prosecution
of counterfeiters of (»stage stamps.
Sends an Immense Body of
V. M. c. A. l)e\i tionul st rvlc. s » very Sun
day evening. Young men earnestly requested
Water Into the Desert.
to attend.
1.0.0 I Sessions held Saturday evening
in the moni" mer Moore's Drug "tore.
V. NY C. T. C. Husiness met ting the second
Saturday in every montii.
Tnooma will soon have its cable car«
O. A. It. Sessions held drat and third Thurs
day »¡veiling in ciudi monti).
running.
\X'. ('. T. U. Bush ess nn eting held Ilio third
The I .os Angeles city directory has 23,-
Saturday af-ernuon in cucii monti).
7(i0 names.
Spokane is to have a brewery, with
t I« % I. IH IC I « T O H l .
110,000 capital.
4 fly oi \« w iiri'g.
The Charleston has received orders to
..Samuel Hoi son go to Honolulu.
M i t m
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.... J it Howard
J. J. Wood»
A S|>okane ordinance forbids cigarette
Marshal ............
M •* i - \ f»irt w
Ttcuur r .
... ...... \ c I ox smoking by minors.
St n e t « mo ni* sui
A disease creating blindness is nmong
Surveyor..............
..... K. h. H«>b>ou
the cattle along the Humboldt river in
ALI» It UPS.
\ ! M. Darker Nevada.
First Ward
» S. c. Mads
The Southern California Lawn Tennii
G l u r v \u»iiu
Second Ward..
(J. '!. Boyce,
Association meets at Santa Monica, Lot
ill. cooper Angeles county, August 31.
Th»r 1 Ward ...
/J It. Hunt
The contract for the construction ol
the Chanrilier of Commerce building at
EA S T AND SOUTH
Cortland has been awarded.
—VIA—
The Itata has paid the $5iH) tine. It is
said Iwnds will l>e g'ven and the vessel
go to San Francisco for repairs.
The Itra lstreet mercantile agency re
ports sixteen failures in tlie PacificCon-t
States and Territot ies for the past week.
Tlie work of improving the entrance
of Humboldt Bay by extending a pro
tecting wall along the north spit has
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland: commenced.
The Lone Pine group of mines in the
LKAVK(for)
FROM FKH. 1, 1S91
VURIVKF'M Vipond
d striet. Beaverhead county,
Mont., has t>een sold to an English syn
| ovF.iu.ANi> E xpres s .
dicate for 1725,100.
! Salem. Aihai v, Kug-
enc, Koseb'g (»1 ant’ s
There is trouble between white settlers
Dass, Men find Ash
*7:00 p m ; laml.Sa* r»i 'ciito ,o g
A. M. and Indians along the Kootenai river in
i den, San Franeis- o, I
British Columbia. The Indians are driv
I Mojave, J.os Angeles. I
ing the settlers off.
I Ki l'as.'.New Orleans. I
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The trouble with the miners at New
*S:00 \. >i. !<••>• here A way stations *S:(X) p. M.
castle, Wash., s ill wears a threatening
Via XVood ■urn fo ri
look. Both sides keep armed, and eager
♦ sail) a m ^ Xlf. Alltel, •"ilvertou. 1 t-COO p m
ts.no a . m . | U , M
Browi.s- i H
p* M ly wctch each other.
t ville and C oburg......J
All hut one of the six Superior Judges
f5:00 p. m . Albany and v\a; station* t‘*:00 a . m .
f7:80
m . • orva
*v waj stations ♦ :H0 p, m in I,os Angeles are on a vacation. This
11:40 p. m . .McMinnville A wnysta’s t v 20 a . m . involves an unwelcome delay in some
D in in g Cars on O g d e n R o u te .
important litigation.
CABLEGRAMS.
Reports from Frazer river and the
: I F I i : t s j a k p f r s .
T l.l.X I AN
Northern canneries are that the salmon
pack will * til fully 50 per cent, behind G e r m a n M i l i t a r y C i r c l e * I n t e r e s t e d In
T o u r i s t SI«* y i in g ( a s
th e N e w E x p l o s i v e C a lle d E craait.
For aecomin dation of second ' lass passengers tnat of the two previous years.
attached to ail train«.
There is organized opposition in Kern 1
Prof. Rossander of Stockholm thinks
Through tb k t »»• 1 i e. i::i First street, where county, Cal., to the water monopoly now
thro ugh i : ki is to till points in the Kistern existing, and the settlers propose to dig lie has found a remedy for cancer.
States, Cai-a ui and Kuropo can
ob'.aimd at a canal and water their own lands.
A new feature in Germany this year
lowest rates I rein
J. U. KlivKl.AND,
Ticket Agent.
A rond is to be built along the di\ Me will he the trotting meeting at Baden.
A1 above trail s a rive and <leprt't from (»rand between the two forks of Eel river, thus
The Prince and Princess of Wales are
Central *tation, Fifth ami l atiecta.
shortening the overland rouie from Eu to visit Germany in state in the autumn.
N A R R O W «¿.\l « il .
XX. S . D I V I S I O N
reka to San Fratn'sco twenty-four hours.
Count Munster lias again asked to he
Another break in the Colorado river is lelieved as German Ambassador to
Ft. rtl and anti W ill» i n e t t e V alli.*> It »II Way •ending an immense bodv of water into France.
Pure chloroform, something hitherto
the Colorado Desert. The break, it is
F’uB •i iure r tlepn1 ftii •t o f Jefferson st reet
thought, can easily lie repaired or shut inattainabh*, will now be made by M.
Pictet,
a chemist of Geneva.
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The Chilian cruiser Errazuriz, which
The art museum and picture gallery at
1‘ . M ! O b w eg» & way "t ti’s I n : IO P. a
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1 r. 10 l*. M the Leland Stanford University is rapid recently left llavie, is lying at Penzance,
t >: 1» P. M.
t*i :3j P. M
♦fi :‘J)> P. M. ly approaching completion, A part of ■¡he is unable to procure firemen.
ffl ;;i5 P. M
1 ♦. :4U p. M.
The Rome Tiih,a,t announces that
the roof is already on, and many of the
; Oswcen',
Newberpr.
Cardinal Camutelli is to replace Cardinal
iron girders are already in place.
*tl :40 A. M j I Kinder . Dayton, I.H-
Hheri'lrtii, \ " :20 P. M.
I fu •• ette,
The court-martial to try Colonel C. E. Ratnpolia a- Papal Secretary of State.
i M*.limn uth cY A irlie. ,
H ::*0 P. M. ."h< ri* In ii A- way station s t'l :::o a . M Compton of the Fourth Cavalry for neg
A Lucerne (Switzerland) cablegram
ligence in permitting his men to leave rays: Stanley and his wife have sep
♦Hail . t Daily, except Sunday.
Ferries » ouiieet with all ‘ rains for Sei ¡wood camp the night A. J. Hunt was lynched arated. Their natures are too positive.
an 1 Milwauki'1.
It. K »Kill KR. Manager.
has been convened at Walla Walla.
1’he failure of the English Bank of the
K. 1* R(hiKltS. Asst. lien. F. A P. Agt.
There is a rumor at Victoria, B. C., River Plate will cause widespread loss to
that tlie Wellington collieries have been small and comparatively poor investors.
sold to an English syndicate, and that
Energc io measures are devised by the
experts are now an the ground taking an government for the development of cot
O n ly
Ore it Bargain s in P I A N O S - W rite
fo r Latest M u st r a t»» ( ¡ii ilotfue- i f f " A<1 dress,
inventory of the stock, seams of coal, ton culture and industries in Central
Daniel F. itr.itty, Washiugtou, New Jersey.
wharves’ blinkers and other property.
Asia.
The Alaska travel is at its heigtit. It
Director Canet of the artillery at Paris
¿T
is greater than tlie accommodations. A is lielieved to have lieen selling the
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tills * ¿ if
gentleman who forgot to engage a pas smokeless-powder secret of the govern
- « 'l i s - g
Ì ì ì - % H s - S " i f
sage Indore he reached Tacoma offered a ment.
The Prince of Wales will go to Carls
bonus of |173, but it would not command
anvthi g more thr.n standing room in bad instead of Homhiirg this season.
the steamer.
His health is said to he somewhat im
The Southern Pacific alone has earned paired.
English Hebrew authorities in London
on freight on potatoes going East this
season from Los Angeles over $200,000. have taken steps to relieve the great dis
This business has all been built up tress among the Russian refugees in
within three years, previous to which Palestine.
time potatoes were received from Kansas
The Medical Board of the Province of
and Missouri by the trainload.
Hanover has prohibited tlie use of the
Governor l’ennoyer of Oregon has re Kocli lyn.pli in hospitals under their ju
fused to issue a warrant of arrest asked risdiction.
for by the Governor of Washington in
Domestic service and servi e in agri
the ease of a man who was tried and ac cultural fields In Brazil lire much demor
quitted in Oregon for the same crime alized The former slaves will work for
the warrant is issued for. Governor neither love nor money.
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Pennoyer says the man is free to leave
Edward Derobain, member ol Parlia
r - = ” * - ' “ = - ■* - ~ * . § m c t .
the State at his will, since he was tried
ment for Belfast, accused of gross im
ami acquitted in Oregon.
morality, will face his accusers ae soon
The internal-revenue officers seized as his health will permit,
the Plantag & Heyer brewery and the
Bismarck has aged much litelv, and
New York brewery, both located at Hay
wards, Cal., for violation of the revenue hia form has tient. Physicians do not
think
he will live much longer, as he is
; laws. The combined value of both the
es'ahlishments is about $."0.0<K). The afflicted w ith heart disease.
Mr. Flammeron believes that certain
otfense consisted in not destroying reve
nue stamps on empty barrels. The gov lights which have been seen on Mars
may
have iieen signals to us, and that
ernment has accepted an offer of $2,UO0
made bv the Hayes Valley brewery as a we may ultimately discover a means of
eornproniise for the frauds recently dis answering them.
H
covered hv the revenue officers.
Venezuela refusea to negotiate a treaty
The verdict of the jury at San Diego of reciprocity with the United 'fates,
claiming
that there would iie no com
which investigated the killing of the
sailor Brown is that Brown died from tlie pensating advantages under the terms
effects of a blow on the heed from a po- proposed by the United .'fates.
I ice man’s hilly, causing a fracture of the
The [ K n i f e of Berlin have demanded
skull, at the band- of C. W. Breedlove; the opinions of physicians on the sole
| that Charles It. Wilson, A. M. Coates. ject of prohibiting the wearing of long,
W. W. W ebb and Peter Gurrie were trailing dress.-s by ladiea a“ outdoor cos
present and aided and atietted the kill tumes on account of the dust tlinscauscd
ing. The jury al«o finds that the same to riae, imperiling tlie health of the |ieo-
parties eltiblicd other Charleston sailors pie.
and cans-d the false imprisonment of
The scarcity of meat in Munich is «o
several of them.
great that the police have given o n ]«,]
There is a scheme on foot at San Fran that no dogs should tie slaughtered for
cisco to match Choyn«ki once more eating p trpo-.es unless adjudged sound
against Jim Corbett on his return from by veterinary surgeons. 1 hree butchers
Aus'ralia for a side f>et of
a side were arrested for sla-’ . -ring and sell
ami a purse. Most of the nionev for ing meat of stolen d> „ •. One butcher
Ch 'vnski ha* leen subscribed, andCor- was sentenced to two in • t> s’ imprison-
be't l a» -ignifbd his willingness to meet ruen' f >r slaughtering thirty stolen mon
DO NOT CR'PE, SICKEN 0 *
his o 'd opponent again, if ftie financial grels.
CONSTIPATE.
German military ■ :r. '< - are greatly in
inducement is la-ge etiongh. As far as
Su it Cu»E FOP S!8* N'lOSC«»,
cleverness went, Chovnski was com- terested in the new explosive ra led
•nd .11 tmot>
«rio» 2
le'elv outclassed by Corbett when they ecrasit, » h i h has lately been tried at
I n d i c a t i o n or C&nstipati.a*
■rrrr.-v*-1 « C-.m pi*•»••«
eight with hard gioves, but with big Presb'irg. I he experiments were in
by i' irifyii.e h« b lo o 4 .
g oves it is thought that Ohoynski could tended to test the comparative merits of
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to »u t *.h • ??•••, m
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n^r. E **y to t « k .
do much better, as he has grown btgg-r dynamite and ecrasit, and have resulted
. « *o ic-a h • ■
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a 'd cleverer in An-tralia. The contest, favorably to the new explosive, which is
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Irtr* (• Tr»»*lrr* ■■>1 Ratin' -• *• • .nan tirai"«
if it takes place, will attract much a'ten- found to possess twice the force of dy
•at * *Cr»«nr a 1 " T r»4- * . -fc . "«* * » »nrywhrfa. ii c . • ■•e:UA
I t a t i * Re*# u l D m # Reel fon 1» la m a p « .
tion, and Coriiett will be a hot favorite, namite. The explosions are accompa
though Chovnski will give him a hard nied by no detonation. It is ab o conve
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battle, at his favorite game it a rushing nient a- a charge for firearms, and is lets
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liable to explode in case of ac« idem.
, fight.
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Southern Pacific Route.
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personal
m e n t io n .
St. t-.iui* tla- I lie Only reunite t'lllteil
State'* Marwhul.
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o f t h e FttKKaiiM»iUd(lity Day A f f a i r .
Another Break in th9 Colorado River
MM 11 .1 \ \«»TI4 W .
P rlre P ayable
I n v a r i*
ubly iu Atlvauce.
C ollected M ¿nthly*
PRESI!Y I'MRI AN CIIPKC1L—Service* every
■••(••»ini and fourth I/. ni » day at 11 a . m . uud 7:H 0
p. m . Sabbath s. ln*ul every Sunday at 10 a . m .
K i - v W.
IX IJ.USON. Pastor.
FRIKNDH Clll'IK’ II. servi. « every Sun
da\ at 11 a. in. ami 7 I» n».. anil l’iosr'.ìuy at 10
a. in >al»batn school every Sun'ay ar lb a. in.
Monthly meetingm lOu. in. the ti>**t ."aturday
in • ioli 'month, tjuarl. rl\ meet tug the re«ond
Saturday and siimi iv iu February, May, Au
gust unti No\ ember.
K V A N I D D I C A D (IICIDII. Regular ser-
v lee first a• <1 third "U ik I hvs of each month at
10 a. m ; •«icoi» I and fourth Sundays at 7 p. ill.
Sabbath >cl»»ml every Sunday at ll a. m.
11 \ 1* I'lST < Hl'Ut ll —t.Tviee.- tlr-t Sabbath in'
the moiirli at s i- >i. : tblr.l sabba'li Mf 11 a . m .
mid ■*• p . m . Sabbath School every sabbath at
« ’clock.
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Address, GRAPHIC, Newberg, Oregon.
PORTLAND
FOREIGN N E W S .
A Refeum e
MARKET.
o f tlio C o n d it i o n o f Ita D if
f e r e n t D e p a r t mente».
The poet Whittier will p|»en<t a per-
The wholesale trade ia active. A steady
I tion of the summer in Ne« Hampshire
demand from interior points lor groceries
at Wakefield.
keeps the grocery trade in good condi
tion, and me fruit dealers are kept busy
The only woman who is a United State*
by a strong local demand. There ia a
Marshal is Miss Olive Buehau ai of St.
good demand for peaches. The market
Louis. All the men like to be arrested
is well supplied with tropical fruit.
by her.
Blackberries are arriving more freely,
Mrs. General Custer, who is spending
THE SU B -T R E A SU R Y SCHEME. a ehort
RUSSIAN
N
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Y
INCREASED.
and remain stiff at present figures. The
time in London, is nn eting with
market
ia fairly well supplied with other
; n very cordial reception iu English iiter-
varieties of fruit and with vegetables.
; ary society.
Country produce still arrives in small
Professor R. L. Perkins of Boston has
German Capital Seeking Investment a copy of Horace that is more than 3 x) Gabrielle Bompard, the Acoomplioe of lots, though receipts of eggs are some
what lietter. The wool market remains
years old. It was printed in 157o, and
about the same. No new features are
in the United States— Monu
Eyraud the Strangler, Dying
j nas an index to every word.
apparent in tlie wheat market, which
ment to Hamlin.
James Baird, ior many years Consular
continues very inactive. Cables report
of Fever in Prison.
agent of the United States at Manaus,
cargoes again rattier easier and quiet.
| Slate of Amazonas, Brazil, has arrived
Liverpool spot market closed firmer and
i in New York on siek leave.
| futures higher.
The Empire City Electric Company at
President Diaz of Mexico, though GO
France has 1,030,000 Socialists,
years of age, is said not to look over 40.
New York has gone into lltpiKiHtion.
I’ rotl ui-c, F r u i t . E t c .
i
Young King Alexander of Servia will
lie
shows
great
tact
in
receiving
visitors,
W n it at — Nominal; Walla Walla,$1.30;
A piece of Xo-Man’s-Land lias become
visit
the
Czar.
and is a gentleman of much refinement.
Valley, $1.40.
part of the Territory of New Mexico.
The deaths from cholera in Mecca av
Fi.oi k—Standard, $4-35; Walla Walla,
George Smith, king of the English
The National Educational Association
erage
fifty
daily.
will meet at Helena, Mont., next year. gypsies, is to edit a paper in 'lie Romany | Russia will lie a large importer of graEi $4.ti0 (ier barrel.
O ats — Old, 50c; new, 43(<i44 per
tongue, to be tlie oruan of the wander
Tlie new City Hall of Philadelphia ing race. He expects to get 2d,IKK) sub this season, owing to short crops.
bushel,
will have • $36,000 equestrian statue of scribers for it.
H av —$154*16 per ton.
Berlin is delighted over recent evi
General George B. McClellan.
Mu.i.srnrrs— Bran, $22(323; shorts,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph pliamberlain will dence of closer friendship with England.
Pension-Commissioner Raum promises visit the United States in tlie autumn.
The educational bill bus passed a sec nominal, $25(<t26; ground barley, $ 0.<4
to hurry tlie work in hia ollice, when he Later they will go to the Babanins, where ond reading in the British House of 32; cliou feed, $26(i'2tl per ton ;’ barley,
can cut down bis force of clerks.
$1.20(<il 26 per cental.
Mr. Chamberlain intends to make ex j Lords.
B ittick — Oregon fancy creamery,
A movement is on foot at Bangor, Me., tensive purchases.
i Lord Denman has been suspended in 30c; fancy dairy, 2 7 V '; fair to good, 20»J
to erect a monument by [»pillar sub
Queen Victoria now rules n population ' the British House of lairds for the re (it25e; common, 16 ($20c ; California, 22‘ *
scription to the late Hannibal Hamlin, of 807 000,000—a greater number of peo mainder of the session.
(a 24c per pound.
It is believed that Rev. Dr. McGlynn ple than ever acknowledged tlie sover
It is said that “ shares of paradise”
C iiuksk —Oregon, 12@12Vc; Califor
will return to the church, and that the eignty of any other person in either an j are sold by Hie Salvation Army through-
nia,
12c per pound.
excommunication bull will soon 1» re cient or modern times.
: out France at a large profit.
Eons—Oregon, 20" per dozen.
voked.
Alexander Rankin, the Scotchman who
l’on.THY—Old chickens, $(iOO(iifl.50;
Baron llirsch now owns the house
Six thousand saloon licenses have lieen succeeded John Brown as Highland ser which laird Revelstoke was building young chickens, $2.6tH<*4.00; ducks, $i(i*
issued in Chi 'ago for the present quar vant to the Queen, bus obtained alum t previous to the Baring fa'lu-e.
0; geese, nominal, $8 per dozen ; turkeys,
ter. That means a revenue of $3,030,Out) as marked influence in the royal house
Gatirielle Bompard, the accomplice of 15c pci pound.
a year.
hold as Brown possessed.
V kortabj . ks — Cabbage, $1.50 per
I Kyraud the strangler, is dying of fever
The White Earth Indians are declared
cental; eaulitlower, $125 per dozen;
The Queen of Portugal, who is a splen in the Clermont prison, France.
to 1» perfectly peaceable. Rumors that did horsewoman, may often lie met
Onions, l'x'c per pound ; beets, $1.50 per
A dispatch from Rome sins the Tope sack ; turnips, $1 per sack ; potatoes, 70
they were turbulent are without foun whilst riding in tlie o[H'ii country about
Is apt to fall into a profound sleep even ia 80*' per cental; new potatoes, 60c per
dation.
Lislsm at an hour when most of her
when taking an airing in tlie Vatican cental; tomatoes, $1((*1.26 per box ; as
Judge D. M. Key, Postmaster-General subjects are still asleep.
garden.
paragus, Oregon. 10Ml6c per pound ; let
in President Haves’ Cabinet, has been
Sir Edward Arnold is coming to tlie
The women in several provinces of tuce, 12 ' c per dozen; green peas, 3M4c
made Dean of Grant University, Nash United States next October with bis son
Italy
are
sorrowful
because
so
many
of
. per [Hiiind; string beans, 7(« 7'...c per
ville, Tenn.
and daughter, lie has lieen engaged to
the men l»rn in those pi evinces are pound; rhubarb, 4c per pound; arti
A dispatch from Atlanta says Rev. Sam deliver a series of lectures on Japan in . rushing to America.
chokes, 40c per dozen ; radishes, 10c per
Small has accepted the managing editor the various cities of America.
Mrs. l’arnell claims to have compro dozen bunches; young onions, 10c per
ship of a new evening paper to be estal>-
Queen Victoria’s daughter, Princess
dozen bunches; cucumbers, $1.50 per
lished there.
Christian, employs a woman as her phy mising political correspondence with l» x ; carrots, $1 per suck ; corn, 15c per
Gladstone, obtained while l’aruell was
sician
when
her
nerves
trouble
her.
Her
Wealthy corporations in Illinois are to
dozen.
in Kiimainham jail.
contest the law which makes incorpor attendant at such times is a well-known
Fai n s— Riversideoranges,$2.50(if3 50;
I The Russian navy is lauiig increased
ated bodies pay their employes at least specialist, I)r. Julia Maitland.
by twenty-two ships in process of con Sicily lemons, $6.50; California, $4.fi0(§
once a week.
Henry Irving epigrammatieally char
struction on I m itli the Baltic and Black 5 per l» x ; apples, $1.26 per box; ba-
After attending the Grand Army en acterizes an English scheme for the re Seas, besides others ordered.
nanas, $3.50(o4 a bunch, pineapples,-$5
(ii 6 per dozen ; cherries, 65(a 85c per box ;
campment in Vermont in August the generation oi the theater as missions
The women in Prussia according to currants, 5M(ic per pound; apri
President will probably visit Mr. Blaine which propose to save the player’s soul
statistical
re|»rts
hir
outnumber
the
by [»inting the way to the work hours.
cots, $1 per b o x ; raspberries, $7(»l'c per
at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. P. T. Barnum before she sailed men. The latest estimates show a dif pound; peaches, 50c per b o x ; California
The Dominion Secretary of the Inte
ference
o(
at»ut,
000,000
in
favor
of
the
j Crawfords, $1 ; blackberries, 8c per
rior, l’ ierra, lias been suspended as a re for Europe sent the comfortable rolling women.
pound ; plums, $1 per box ; watermel
sult of the disclosures before the Public chair used by Mr. Barnum during the
A
scheme
lias
been
sin
ce.«fully
inaug
ons, $4 per dozen; cantaloupes, $2(«3
last few months of his life to the Bridge
Accounts Committee.
urated
by
the
Royal
Institute
of
D.
af
per dozen; grapes, $1.50 per crate;
German capital is seeking investments port Hospital for use in that institution. and Dumb iu Great Britain to train up pears,
$2 per box.
Bessie Bel I wood, who lived a long time
in America, and a large amount of Ger
tlie iu mates as barbers. Comment ia
N ut »—California w nlnuts.ll'.iM ^'.jC ;
man money is likely to come to the | with Viscount Mandeville, who married unnecessary.
| hickory, 8 'j c ; Brazils, 10 (i'llc; al-
\ Miss Yznao of New York, is al»ut to site
United States this year.
In consequence of prevalence of chol monds, 16( h -18c; filberts, 13(4 14c; pine
him.
now
that
he
has
lieconie
Duke
of
It is proposed to utilize the steel masts
era at Mecca pilgrims from that placo nuts, 17 m 18c; pecans, 17M 18c; cocoa
being removed from the Philadelphia as Manchester, claiming that he owes her have to undergo a quarantine of twenty Huts, 8c; hazel, til;; peuuuts, 8c per
masts for the new armored cruiser Maine, money.
_________
General Anson G. Cook, Secretary of days at Eltor before proceeding through pound.
they being about the size required.
the United States Senate, is a strongly- the Suez canal.
Sliipl« GrocerloR.
The I»nd-endowment schemes which built man, about 60 years of age, and I The Central Statistical Society of St.
CorrxK—Costa Rica, 21‘ ¿ c ; Rio, 23c,
promised $3 for $1 are collapsing light has dark hair, mustache and eyes, lie Petersburg has published data estimat Mocha, 30c; Java, 251 .jc ; Arbuckle’s,
and left in Ohio. Four with a large is one of the most agreeable and popular ing the population of Kussia in Dcrcni- 100-pound cases, 26'4C per pound.
membership have just gone to the wall. men in Washington.
I her last at 111»,OOO.OliO, tlie annual in
tit uak —Golden C ,4 }»c ; extra C, 4Jgc ;
A resolution in favor of nnrestri t'''1
Mrs. Logan lias left the General’s li crease being 1,000,000.
giHiiiliitied, 5 '„c ; cube cnis!ii'd amt poW-
reciprocity between the United State brary just as it was when lie last occu
The Irish peasantry have liegun to d e r c l. (i'^ c; confectioners’ A, o ‘.tc |>er
ar.d Canada has been adopted bv tin pied it, untouched, except hv the dnar boycott and stone tlie honses of those pound.
Provincial Legislature of Prince Edward finish, and unchanged. Ills arm chali who refused to join the plan of cam
Ill: \ n s—Small white, 3:,.,c; [link, 3'^
Island.
still retains its customary position, snfi paign in Ireland. The outrages are com- (« »„c; liayos, 4 L c ; butter, 4 'oO; litnaa,
hardly
a
paper
lias
ts'en
moved
from
hi*
m it'ed during the night.
Revenue officers at Washington, D. C.,
4 1. in e per pound.
are on a still hunt for violators of the desk.
I Fifteen thousand marks have been ap
lloNxv — 18( h 23c per lHiiind.
liquor revenue laws, and ex|ieet to cause
Obver Wendell Holmes' library in bis propriated to induce 6ml German chil
N u.i Liverpool, f 1(1,$16.30 " 17; stock,
a sensation when they have ended their Boston home looks over the Charles dren of the weaving persuasion to quit $11 per bin in carload lots.
search.
rivtr, and furnishes n aupern view of thi the trade and become farmers or ser
C aknkh Goon.-—Table fruits, $1.65,
2'.jg; peaches, $2.60; Bartlett [>ears,
Most of tlie Alliance lecturers in Kan distant spires and towers ol Charleston vants to the feudal barons.
$1
.8.1 ; pin ms,#1 371« ; straw berries,$2.23;
sas have dropped the sub-treasury and Somervi'le. Just at sundown the
The Royal Commission appointed to
scheme, and the sub-alliances are voting prospect is ideal.
investigate Westminster Abls-y with a cherries, $2.5t»«( 2.0 i ; blackberries, $1 it*»;
on the proposition to take it out of the
Prof. John Stuart Blackie of Scotland view of considering tlie enlargement now raspberries, $2.4»; pineapples. $ 2 .0 " 3 ;
Alliance platform,
and Prof. \V. S. Tyler of Amherst Col needed recommends two [ilnns, which apricots, ,5c. Vegetables: Corn, $ 1.36 m
1.65, according to quality; tomatoes,
A girl has been born to the Chinese lege have lieen teaching Greek for more will have to 1» determined.
Minister and his wife at Washington, than fifty years. And. what is more, I Miss Gladys Evelyn is to tell the Brit $1.:0('|3.25; sugar pens, $1.25, string
and rejoicings have been kept up at the thev are still pretty lively, though close ish public from (lie rostrum how she was beans, $1.10 per dozen. IMe fruit: As
sorted, $1.50; peaches, $1.65; plums,
legation for ten days in accordance witli on 80.
w onged liy William Henry llurlhert. I $125; blackberries, $1 05 per dozen.
tlie Chinese custom.
Captain Hnins of the steamship Etru The evidence the Court would not pet' ; Fish : Sardines, K5eM 1 t;6 ; lobsters, $2.30
The Indian authori'ies are landing in ria and Commodore of the Cumird fleet inlt her to give will lie produced,
i (" .3.5(1; oysters, $1,5 »(«3.25 per dozen.
Texas hundreds of destitute intruders has just completed his 508th trip across i Sir John Pender stated in Lindon that Salmon, standard No. 1, $1.25(1*1.60 per
who wcie refused admittance into Okla the ttlantie. lie Is'gan his sea life in there was a decline in cable correspond case; No. 2, $2.55. Condensed milk:
homa. These parties are being driven 1838, and ha- Wen in the service of the ence, and be attributed it to the M.-Kin- | Eagle brand, $8.10; Crown, $7; High
Canard Company since 18 i7.
otf the Cherokee Strip.
lev bill, though lie admitted dcpr< »»¡on land, $6.75; Champion, $6; Monroe,
The '.mperty left by the ate Sir Rich in trade hud something to do witli it.
Collector Phelps lias been sustained
$0.75 per case.
in requiring a duty on the wreckage of ard Sutton, owner of the Geneeta, is ea- i The Emperor of Germany has sent a
SvatP-—Eastern, in barrels, 47(«55c;
the Trenton and Vandalia, which was timated at over £7,0 '0.000. The heir to number of costly presents to tlie officials liiilf-liarreli, 50(" 58c; in cases, 56("80c
presented to Samoa and was sent to a the estate is a posthumous child, only of Queen Victoria’s household, foreign >er gallon; $2.23("2.50 per keg. Cali-
San Francisco firm to dispose of on ju-t l»rn , and by the time he Is*comes office and (lie Guild Hall and also to the ornia, in liarrels, 40c per gallon; $2.25
of atre the fortune will lie one of the very chief officers o f the |»lire department. ; per keg.
shares.
D kikd F ruits — Italian prunes, lO'^d*
Correspondent Cronnse of the New greatest.
The Manchester canal has had the wa
Sir William Gordon-Ciimming’s High ter of the M. raey admitted to the linished 12c; l’ctite and German, 10c per pound ;
York World lias tn'cn indicted for <rlin-
inal libel on I)r. Hammond in stating land home, Utvre. is one of the pretli- I eastern sections. The work between raisins, $1.75ig2.25 per b ox ; plunmier
that tlie doctor charged an extortionate e-l seats in Morayshire, and its grounds : Ellesmere port and the river Weaver is dried nears, lO W llc; son-dried and fac
fee for removing a wen from tlie head of and wiHide, through which run tlie river | well advi n« e I, and water will be admit’ tory plums, llM 12c; eva|»rated peaches,
I8i»2'»c; Smyrna tigs, 20c; California,
Deveron, »re famous all over the country t e l soon.
Mrs. Stanford.
Considerable excitement exists at for their picturesque situation nnd diver
The city of Santiago, Chili, has just ! tigs, 0c per pound.
Eastport, Me., over the seizure in Pas- sity of scene.
been visited with the severest fire ever I R ic k — $5.25 per cental.
Baron de Gondorits, the Brazilian In known in Month America, the loss being
samaqnoddy waters of seven Am erican
T h e M eat M arket.
tinning vessels by the Dominlan cruiser dia ruMier merchant who is trying t" eat: mated at more than $2,000,000. The
B kkf — Live, 3c; dressed, 5@6c.
Dream. The boats were taken to St. corner the eniire rnblior output of the British legation building was entirely
M u t t o n — Live,
sheared, 8M 3 f. c ;
A ins son region, is an energetic man of consumed.
Andrews, N. B.
dressed, 7c.
He is of
The number of gold and silver mining Portuguese birth, a y .rs old
In conversation with Dr. Arendt, •
I loos— Live, 6c; dressed, 8 (30c.
claims or “ locations,’ ’ commonly called short ami very por'.v figure, with light memlier of the Prussian Landtag, a few
S moked M eats — Eastern ham, 12LO
“ mines,” in the United States is practi complexion and red hair.
days ago Prince Bismarck declared that ! 13c;
Oregon, 10».J(»12'¿c; breakfast ba
cally lieyond computation. Ttiose mines
he intended to take his scat in the fail con, I2(«13c; other varieties, 8(<illc per
making production returns number li.OCM
in order to op|»»e the commercial treaty pou nil.
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
according to the census bulletin.
with Anstria.
L aki >—0^@11$^e per pound.
Tlie total internal-revenue collections
During June there was launched from
A
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R
p
l
t
o
i
n
«
*
o
f
th«*
IVt-lxIoriintlal
D
o
l
n
i
f
*
in Chicago for the fiscal year ending
Biotch ship building yards forty-three
I llfle s , W o o l s m l H o p .,
o f tli** W i c k e d .
June 30 were $13,004,833.21, an increaa"
vessels, aggregating 00,317 tons. I)f tb it
II iiiks - Dry hides, selected prime, 8'^
of over $3,510,000 over the collections of
total the Clyde oontrlhated twenty-eight | <®9c;
less for culls; green, selected,
Rotiert Howe has lieen arrested at New steamers and ten saPing ships, nieasur-
t' e previous fiscal vear. Moat of the
j over 65 pounds, 4c; under 55 pounds, 3c;
York and charged with a fl'I.IHHI dia : ing 37,200 tons.
t a x c collected were from spirits.
sheep [»'Its, sliort wool, 30(350c; me
Minister Fred Douglass has a hand mond ro'"UTy committed last February.
The Kaiser has on foot a scheme to in dium, 60(i* 80c; long, DrteM $1.25 ; shear
I»rd Beresford'a alleged nephew, Wal troduce into Alsace )girr»ine a str ing lings, 10«t20c; tallow, good to choice, 3
some home in Anaco'ta, a pretty suburb
of Washington, and he says he would ter S Beresford, has leen arrested in German element hv inducing wealthy i (BdLjc ;>er pound.
much rather live there than in Hayti. New York, ebarged with swindling citi Germans to buy large estates offered for
Woolt— Willamette Valley, 17("19c;
There is every probability that he has zens near Koine, Ga.
sale in those provinces ami settle them Eastern Oregon, 10rt$16h,e per pound,
come home to resign his mission.
George Anderson, s saloonkeeper of with German tenants.
according to conditions and shrinkage,
llous—Nominal; 20c per pound.
Rev. Takusa llantda of Japan stated
District Attorney De Lancev Nicoll of F.ast St. Isi'iis, shot and killed Dennis
New York has made known his intention Kyan, another sa li«n keeper, and then in the International Congregational
N ow 4 oim*4 th e 4’anln«* 4*1»re.
| Conn ¡1 at Igindou that Coug’ egational-
of selecting one paper which published blew out his own brains.
The
eccentricities of the medical pro-
¡»in
in
Japan,
although
tlie
youngest
Dennis
John
“«in,
the
keeper
of
a
noh»-
an account oi the Hing Sing electric exe
An
cution in violation of the State law and rioiis saloon near Mi dlelmrough, Kv., ■mild of the church, hail seventy-one I fossil >n will never be exhausted.
American
nir;n i 11 in Ida travels through
while resisting arrest shot two |»lice- churches and 10,000 memiiers.
lay the case before the grand jury.
E
uro;»
not
e
d
that
the
peasants
when
men. V crowd of I » men soon gathered
In a ease tiefore Chief-Justice Lord
The gove-nment commission, which and destro'ed the saloon.
| Coleridge in Lindon brokers testified hurt by splinters, thorns or other dan-
g- roll. ’ sub tancea would get their
has just finished a six weeks’ investiga
Judge Slierm in in th" Sii|ieri«ir Court j that the rules of 1 he Stock Exchange wounds Ucked bv their dogs, and that
tion of the Sioux troubles ami their
at
•
ireenfleld.
Muss
, sentenced C. Mason j |icmiitted the delivery of l» n Is that they were speedily healed. Acting on
tril»al relations, have had the valise con
were known to have fieen “ etopped,”
taining all the evidence they secured Mo'sl V. the default n ! ( 'nuntv Treasurer, because they had lieen stolen, sml the this ol»-. rvati'-n lie carefully examined
stolen, it Is presumed, by Indians, who to five years in the State prison at hard . Chief Justice dec ar d such transsetions tliu tongue o f the r.niaials. and recog
nised the prosecco o f a healing power of
were suspicious and did not nnderatand Ini«.r.
, devoid of the principles of common high degree, ho convinced was he o f
wiiat the commission was doing.
Rev. Henry F. Sutherland of the lln- ! business honesty
tlie truth o f ldi theories that he has
Seventv-five employee have lieen dis- sleton M. K. Churi'li o f Er e, |*a.. was 1 The Roumanian government has or ope ned a cr.nhto hospital near Zurich in
mis-eil from tlie New York Custom convicted in the Unitisi States Court dered a strong military cordon to lie Switzerland, where dogs o f various
house, the salaries of eleven are reduced npon a charge of -ending ubacene matter ' placed upon the Russian frontier to stop hi .'«is cre utilized ia licking tlie wounds
I tlie influx ol Ku-aian Jews, whom the and nervous centers o f the patients
and seven offices are abolished, which through the inaila.
have iieen for some time vacant. The
The jury in the ca«e of Mason P.rad- 1 Cxar's order of expulsion has lieen driv under < igilaut tucuical control. Already
changes made, with those to rome and fleld for killing Joe Dye at 1/'« Angeles, ing into Roit.aania. In addition to tide wonder, ul cures have been reported, and
those made some time ago in the office Cal., gave a verdict of not gniltv. The decree it has been ordered that no pn^ ; If the th cork i t i e successfully realized
of the Surveyor, will make an aggregite ground ol the defense was Dyels mur seogers will be allowed to laud at Rou tlie canine c c-o may become the fashion
saving Ui the governuieut of fully (luu,- derous record and continuous threats manian ports unless their passports are able c i. zo o i th thousands o f visitors to
UUU a year.
I the s- i c f LuiOjU.—bun Francisco
caused the partial inaanity of Bradtield. v is'd l>jr the Roumanian Consul.
CluvuiUo.
McGlynn Will Probably
Be Reinstated.
The Educational Bill in
the House of Lords.
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