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NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
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One Column ......... ...................Twenty Dollar»
H alf Column...............
Ten Uollare
Profeaaionol Cards........................ .On© 1 tollar |
H e a d in g IV o tk e s w i l l b r In s e r t e d
th e r a t e o f T e n r e n t a p e r L in o .
NEWBERG GRAPHIC
PO R TLA N D
CHURCH NOTICES.
MARKETS.
The most important change in the
markets was an advance of '„ c in a l l ,
grades of sugar. This effects local ter
ritory and special points. The market j
Tuesday in each mouth. Quarterly meeting the
British
Commissioner
Has
continues very fiiin, with an upward'
second Saturday aud Sunday in Fchruarv, .las.
August and November. Woman s boreign Mis
tendency. There a>-e no other changes
Reached
Johannesburg.
aioaary Society meets third Saturday lu each
in groceries. Produce trade is slow.
month k i .< p . « . u e v ,_v>
pR11 B,
>r.
The poultry demand is not up to th e e x -
pectations. Eggs came in more freely,
ARTIST CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUN 1>AY 11 A
C O N F LIC T
EXPECTED
SOON
and are not so firm, though unchanged
• j a m . and 7 :30 p. M. Sunday school aumlajs
B
at 10 a . m . Prayer meeting Wednesday eveuiug
_________
in price.
LllUKN i>.V UUOKCH
skKV 1CKS KVhTt'
Suu.l.v ( t i n . » , »ml » P. s<. aiid’lhur.da;
at 2 P. M. Sabbath school every 8umla> «t 0.1.«
a m Monthly meeting at 7 p. M. the' “ ¡J*
tt 7:» o'clock.
REV. HARR NOBLE, yartof.
D R E B B YTE B IA N CHURCH. — E E B V Ij BE
jl
every third Sabbath at ll a . m . and 7:30 p .
m . at Kvangedcal church. Sabbath school ever}
third Sunday at 10 a . m
REV. WM. G A^, Pastor.
A l l K «-»|um »tblllly for llu .t lllt ie ., It I »
W h e a t M a rk e t.
The market ruled rather quiet. The
East was a tritie better, but foreign
tered South A fric a C om puuy.
markets are a trifle offish. Export
London, Jail. 8.— The Globe this quotations in the local market are as
riH R lE T lA N CHURCH.—EERV1CEE EVERY
I s e c o u d and fourth Sunday at 10 a . m . and eveuiug says a rumor has reached Lon follows: • W alla Walla, 51(a62c; Valley,
54(i641ac per bushel.
7~?30 p . M._________ __________________________ _ _
don that Dr. Jamiesou hai arrived at
D V E N T S !’ CHURCH —PR AYER MEETING
I t is also stated that
every Wednesday evening. Sabbati. school Johauuesburg.
P r o d u c e M a r k e t.
every Saturday at 10 a . m ., services following.
President K ruger has telegraphed to
F l o u r — Portland. Salem, Casca lia and
i a r KE
HETHOOWT. PRAYER MEETING Colonial Secretary Chamberlain pledg Dayton, are quoted at 42.60 per barrel;
I; every Thursday at 7:30 r. m . Sabbath school in g his government that the Boers
Goiddtop, 42.80; Snowflake, 42.65; Ben
every Sunday ai 10 a . M.___
shall tem porarily adopt a passive a tti ton county, 42.00; graham, 42.20; Buper-
E. CHURCH 81 RVICEE EVERY SUNDAY
tude
toward
Dr.
Jamieson’
s
force
on
fine, 42.00.
. at 11 a . M. and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath School
its arrival outside of Johannesburg.
at 10 a . m . Epworth League at 6:30 p . m . Prayer
O a t s —Good white are quoted weak, al
meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock.
A n important feature o f the arrange 24c; milling, 28(cGi0c; gray, 20 a21c.
REV. J H WOOD Pastor.
Rolled
oats are quoted as follow s: Bags
ment between Mr. Chamberlain and
U A L V a TIO N A R M Y — MEETING A l BAR
$4.25@5.25; barrels, $4.50(37.00; cases,
racks on Main street as follows: Tuesday President K ruger is that a ll responsi
lor soldier converts and reciulta; Wednesday, b ility for hostilities w ill rest w ith the $3.25.
puh.ic; Friday, holiness, for Christians omy;
H a y — Tim othy, $9.00 per to n ; cheat,
Saturday eve, public; Sunday, all day, com chartered South A frica Company.
40.00; clover, iOiu 7 ; oat, 46(80.50; wheat,
menciug with 7 a . m ., knee drill; holiness meet
45.60@6.50.
ing ll a . m . ; fam ly gathering at 3 F. .w. and
Berlin, Jan. 8.— A cable dispatch re
grand free and easy in the eveuiug. Everybody
B a u l k y — Feed barley, $14.50 per to n ;
wel oine.
ceived here from Pretoria says a rising brewing, nominal.
MiLLBTUFrs — Bran, 412.00; shorts,
has occurred at Johannesburg.
It is
added that 300 more armed men be 413.00; middlings, 410qtl8; rye, 75(i$80c
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
longing to the British chartered com per cental.
Burrktt—Fancy creamery is quoted at
pany havu crossed the frontier, and
273«c; fancy dairy, 22)$c; fair to good,
C ity o f N e w b e r « .
that President Kruger is determined to 171*0; common, 10c per pound.
Mayor............................................ O. C. Emery defeat the invaders by force of arms.
P o t a t o u b — New Oregon, 25 id40c per
Recorder........................................J Q l U i d \ e y
A conflict between the Boers and En sack; sweets, common, 2 '4c; Merced,
Marshal................................. r Mac>
Treasurer.............................. N. C. Christenson glish is expected tomorrow.
2?4 per pound.
COLNCILMKN.
O n io n s — Oregon, 50id70c p e r cental.
i Allen Smith
First Ward......
P o u l t r y — Chickens, old, 42(83.00 per
• jp. Tall man
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OF
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.
Ue»se Edwards
dozen; young, $1.60(^2.60 per dozen;
Secoud Ward. ..
|M. Terrell
ducks, 44 00(a5.00; geese, $6; turkeys,
{ H. F. Lash 1er
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live, 9(¿10c per pouud; dressed 12c.
• )E. 1). Klwood
W a t e rs R eceived.
E oos — Oregon, 20c ; Eastern, 18c
Seattle, Jan. 8.— The schooner El- per dozen.
CiiKusK—Oregon fall cream, 93a@10c
wood, Captain E. E. W ym an, is a total
per pound; hall cream, 5(cg7c; skim, 4yS
E A ST AND SO U TH
wreck iu Alaska.
It is the worst 6c; Young America, lO igllc.
story of shipwreck to reach Seattle for
-V IA -
T r o p i c a l F r u i t — Caiilornia lemons,
a year. One sailor was drowned and $4.60(^5.00; choice, $3.60(84.00; bicily,
the remainder of the crew only reached tti.50; bananas, $2.25(g3.00 per bunch;
shore after one of the bravest Ughts California navels, $3.50(33.75 per box;
against the elements that has been re pineapples, $6(36.50 per dozen.
O r k u o n V k u r t a b l k s — Cabbage, lj^ c
corded in the annals of the Northwest
per lb ; ladishes, 10c per dozen bunches;
-O F T H E -
coast.
green onions, 10c; cauliflower, $1 per
The steamship Topeka, arrivin g this dozen ; tomatoes, 50(c?00c per box.
forenoon from the North, brought the
C a l i f o r n i a V k g k t a b l k s —Garlic, new
first news o f the disaster. Captain 8(g 10c per pound; artichokes, 85c per
dozen;
sprouts, $1.35(gl.50; cauliflow
W ym an and four sailors came down
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland: on the Topeka, w h ile the otherB re er, $2.76 per crate, $1 per dozen.
F r e s h F r u i t — PearB, W inter Nellis,
mained in Alaska.
arrive .
FROM JUNE 23, 1895.
LEAVE.
$1 per box; cranberries, $11@11.50 per
The E lw ood le ft Seattle September
barrel; fancy apples, $l@ 1.50; common,
O verland E xpress .
11 for K odiak and Cook's inlet. The 50@75c per box.
Salem, Albany, Eug
vessel struck at Gardiner’ s point dur
ene, Koaeb’g, Grant’s
D r i e d F r u it s — Apples, evaporated,
Pass, Medford. Ash
ing a gale at 9 o’clock in the morning, bleached, 4(^4)*c.; sun-dried, 3>^(a4c;
•8:50 P M land, Sacramento,Ug- ¡ *8:10 a . M.
two
months
after
leaving
Seattle,
and
sun-evaporated,
6@6 j .
I den, San Francisco,
Mojave, Los Augeles,
W o o l — Valley, 11c, per pound ; East
began breaking up im mediately. The
1 El Paso,New Orleans,
crew made a desperate effort to reach ern Oregon, 7(89c.
l and East................. .
H ops — Choice, Oregon
4@7c per
•8 .30 a m Rose berg & way stations *4:40 r. m shore, avoiding the reefs, ju ttin g rocks
[ Vi a Wood mini for j
pound; medium, neglected.
and w ild breakers.
Dally
1 Mt. 4»gel, Silverton, j
Daily
N u t s — Almonds, Boft shell, 9 @ llc
except
[ West Hold, Browns-
except,
The first boat let down was smashed, per pound; paper shell, 10i812'?c; new
Sunday.
1 ville,
Natron and
Sunday.
and the second boat was worked away crop California walnuts, soft shell,
1 Springfield.............. J
•4:00 P M Salem and way stations *10:15 a .M. and swamped.
A drian F. Gorton, a 11@12)£ c ; standard walnuts, 1 0 @ llc ;
♦7:80 a . M. Corvallis A way stations) ♦6:20 p. M.
chesnuts, 12,la@14c; pecans,
♦ 4:45 P. M. McMinnville & way sta’sj f8:26 a . m . Swedish sailor, was washed away and Italian
drowned. One seaman started to swim 13(gl6c; Brazils, 12>a@13c; filberts,
D in in g C a r* on O g d e n R o u te .
ashore and was about to g iv e v_i when 14(8l6c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 0(g7c;
he seized a piece of wreckage and roasted, 10c; hickory nuts, 8(j$10c; oo-
coanuts, 90c per dozen.
reached shore. The captain and rest
P r o v is io n s — Eastern hams, medium,
PULLMAN H UrFKT SLKKI’KIIS
of the crew finally reached shore by ll>»@ 1 2 c per pound; haniB, picnic,
—»N L>—
clin gin g to the wreckage. The story 8 bj (a|9c; breaklast bacon l l l a@12c;
o f hardship and peril is a heartrending short clear sides, H's (cc9c; dry salt
S E C O N D -C L A S S S L E E P I N G C A R S
sides, 7>g@8c; dried beef hams, 12
one.
Attached to all through train».
(¿13c; lard, compound, in tine, 7% ;
lard, pure, in tins, 9)s@10c; pigs’ feet,
A C O M M IS S IO N O F FIVE.
Through ticket office, 131 Third street, where
80s, $3.50; pigs’ feet, 40s, $3.25; kits,
through tickets to ail poluts in the Eastern
$1.25. Oregon smoked hams, 12c per
State», Cana.la ami Europe call he obtained at
T h e G en tlem en W h o W i l l In v estig ate (found; pickled hams, 8,‘£c; boneless
lowest rates from
J. B. KIKKI.AND,
Ticket Agent.
the V e n ezu ela Dispute.
hams, 10c; bacon, 9c; dry Balt sides, 8c;
All above trains arrive and depart from Grand
Central stalion, Fifth anil I streets.
Washington,
Jan. 8. — President lard, 5-pound pails, 8;'4c ; 10s, 8 ^ c ;
50s, 8V4c ; tierces, 8c. Country meats
Cleveland today announced the ap-
sell at prices according to grade.
Y A M H I L L D I V IS IO N .
pointment o f the Venezuela boundary
H id e s . — D r y hides, butcher, sound,
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street.
commission as follows:
per pound, ll(i$12c; dry kip and calf
David J. Brewer, of Kansas, [asso skin, lO qtllc; culls, 3c less; salted, 60
9:10 A. >1 liV.... ....Portland.... ....Ar. 3:05 p . m . ciate justice o f the United States su lbs ana over, 6@6)-gC; 50 to 60 lbs, 6c;
12:30 p. M. Lv.... ....Newberg.... ....Lv. 12:30 P. M. preme court; Richard H. A lv e y , of 40 and 60, 4c; kip and veal skins,
6:35 p. M.I Ar.... ....Airlle......... ....Lv. 7:30 A.M.
Maryland, chief justice o f the court of 10 to 30 lbs, 4c; calfskin, sound, 3
Sheridan passenger (daily except Sunday).
appeals
o f the District o f Columbia; to 10 lbs, 6c; green, unsalted, lc
....Ar.
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....Portland.....
4:30 P. M Lv....
less; culls, l-2c less; sheepskins, shear
fi-05 P. M Lv.... ... Newberg.... ....Lv.| 7:56 a . m . Andrew D. W hite, o f N ew York;
7:40 p M. Ar.... ....Sheridan.... ....Lv 6:20 a . m . Frederic R. Coudert, of N ew York, lings, 10(815c; short wool, 20(^30c;
medium, 30(a40c; long wool, 60®70c.
•Daily. ♦ Dali y except Sunday.
and Daniel C. Gilm an, of Maryland.
R KOEH!I.EK. Manager.
The
commis8ion
is
regarded
here,
M e r c h a n d is e M a r k e t.
E. P. ROGERS. Asst. Gen. F A P. Agt., Port
land. Or
among those who had an opportunity
S almon —Columbia, river No. 1, tails,
to see the list o f names after they were $1.25@1.60; No. 2, tabs, $2.26@2.50;
made public, as a very satisfactory fancy, No. 1, fiats, $1.7501.85; Alaska,
one, whose opinions and conclusions No. 1, tails, $1.2001.30; No. 2, tails, $1.90
w ill be received by the Am erican pub @2.25.
S ugar —Golden C, 4V4c; extraC , 4?gc ;
lic w ith that confidence which the
dry granulated, 6) 40 ; cube crushed and
members of the commission in the pub powdered, 6c per pound; j-4c per pound
lic eye inspires.
discount on all grades tor prompt cash ;
Brewer and W h ite are Republicans, half barrels,
more than barrels;
and A lv e y and Coudert Democrats, maple sugar, 16o!6e per pound.
E. McNEIL, Receiver.
C o f f e r — Costa Rica, 22@23,? c ; Rio, 20
w h ile G ilm an has never figured promi
Salvador, 21 O 22c; MocUa,
nently in politics.
A t the W hite O 82c;
TO T H E
29(g31c; Eadang Java, 30c; i'alembang
House it is stated that he has no p o li
Java, 26028c; 1-ahat java, 23@?5c; Ar-
tics, bnt his proclivities are understood buckle’s Mokaska and Lion, $22.30 per
to be Republican. Thus both parties, 100-pound case; Columbia, $22.29 per
it w ill be seen, are equally represented 100-pound case.
GIVES TH E CHOICE OF
on the commission, w ith the fifth mem
C o a l — Steady ; domestic, $6.00@7.60
ber having no outspoken policy. A ll per ton; foreign, $8.50@U.00.
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
B eans — Small white, No. 1, 2 '4c per
w ill accept the places to which they
pound; butter, 3c; bayou, U 4c ; Lima,
have
been
appointed.
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4c.
ti-
C ordage — M anilla rope, lj^-inch, is
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THE C O N T R A C T SIG N E D .
quoted at 9'4 c, and Sisal,6J^c per pound.
B a g s —Calcutta, 4 '- i c .
R ic e — Island, $4.50(85 per sack; Ja
Bond Syndicate In N ow H eady to T ak e
pan, $4.00@4.50.
the G overnm en t Loan.
Sal.I, W i l l
Heat W it h
A YEAR’S HISTORY
Chronological Record of Twelve
Months.
F U L L RECORD OF 1895.
the C h a r
A
An Epitome of All Events of
importance-
T ito
The Shasta Route
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PACIFIC RY.
GREAT
NORTHERN RY.
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DENVER
MINNEAPOLIS
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KANSAS CITY
LOW RATES TO ALL
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OCEAN STEAMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS
___ FOR.....
SAN FRANCISCO
For (all details call on or address
W . II. HURLBURT,
Gen'l Pass. Agent,
P o r t l a n d , O b .
OLIVER A COLCORD. Agents,
X
rw bi ro ,
O rroon .
N ew Y ork , Jan. 3.— The contract
has been signed by all the members of
the new bond syndicate, subject to the
form al acceptance of the government.
The syndicate agrees to fnrnish 11,.
500,000 ounces o f gold, amounting to
about $200,000,000 in gold, the govern
ment to take h alf of this snm first, and
to have the option of taking the other
half and deliver 4 per cent 30-year
coin bonds at about the same price as
paid for the last issue of bonds.
The
managers of the syndicate are to re
ceive a commission of 1 per cent. The
price at which the last bonds were
taken was 104.49, at which they yielded
3
per cent interest
T h « O utlook in Ann Frmnriaco.
C anal
A d m ix t u r e
C r im e , P o l i t i c a l
c ia l
of
D la a a te r ,
C haugeo, C o m m er
A c h ie v e m o n t a ,
tio n a l
M
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N O . 7.
NEWBERG, YAMHILL CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1800.
V O L . 8.
and
In te r n a
C o m p lic a t io n s - A t r o c it ie s
of
T u r k s lu A r m e n i a t h e M o a t S h o c k
i n g P a g e In
era
of
M od ern
I l l a t o r y —P o w
K u r q p e U n i t e In D e m a n d in g
R e f o r m -C u b a n
R e v o lu tio n
N e x t to
P u b lic In te r c u t.
W it h but tw o exceptions, the natu re o f
the ev en ts which go to uiukr up the h is
tory o f the past y e a r Is not sta rtlin g.
T h e bu tchery o f thousands o f A rm en ian s
by T u r k s Las aroused the E u ropean
pow ers, and at the close o f the y ea r a c tiv e
preparations w ore in progress w hich su g
gested the probable dism em berm ent o f
the O ttoinnn em pire.
The
re v o lt o f
C ubans against Spanish ru le w as the
next most im portant ulTalr, and that, too,
w as in fu ll sw a y at the close o f the year.
Spain seems to fru itle s s ly bend e v ery
en ergy tow a rd Its suppression. P o p u la r
sym pathy is la rg e ly w ith the Cubans, and
th eir success seem s not im probable. In
A m e rica n politics the y e a r has been e x
citing, and one o f the g r t a t pa rties has
su ffered snob reverses ns to lea ve the
ch ie f e x ecu tive unsupported In political
fa ith by a m a jo rity in eith er house o f
C ongress.
A ch ronological record o f
even ts fo llo w s :
J a n u a ry.
L Michigan's first public Installation o f
State officers. . .(lov. Morton, o f New York,
sworn la. .. .Belgium bars American beef. ..
Tom B lair lynched at Mount Sterling, K y . ..
narlab In
H Incendiary
IncnoJIn— fire
A ma at
■> t Lanca®-
T a a An a
Ive^rerlsh
in a
an
2. Death o f Col. Edw aid M. H eyl, Inspec
tor general Department o f the Missouri, at
Chicago. .. .Carnegie’ sHomestead men strike
against reduction o f wages.
8. Fires: $75,000 at Springfield, Ohio; $105,-
Q00 at Ooffervllle, Kan.; $100,000 at C leve
land; $800,000 at the Southern Illinois In
sane Asylum, at Anna. .. .Cleveland enter
tains H ill at a Cabinet dinner.
4. Scores o f villages and cities unite In
pending aid to destitute people in Nebraska
. .. .$100,000 fire In Milwaukee.
5. Captain Drerfus, o f the French army,
publicly degraded
»a for selling war secrets.
0. $1,000,000
$1,000.000 fire
“
at Toronto;
......................
two lives lost.
7. Explosion on steamer
_________
In Rio harbor kills
1 2 0 . .H igh water In Ohio R iver towns.
8. Starving men pillage stores at St. John’ s,
h- P*
0. W. W . Taylor, ex-Treasurer of 8outh
Dakota, embezzles $850,000; his bank at Red-
field closes.
10. T w o lives lost In a Toronto Are; prop
erty loss. $600,000.
11. Coldest day o f the season in Chicago;
13 below. . . . Storms In t he East.
12. Train held up near Ottumwa, Iowa.
13. Oue hundred firemen frost bitten at
Bradford. I*a.; $130,000 damages. .. .Several
vessels lost on England's coast; fifteen sail
ors drown.
14. Hundred miners trapped by rising w a
ter In North Staffordshire, Eng.; 20 drowned.
15. Giant powder horror at Butte, Mont.;
00 people killed. 100 hurt. . . . French Presi
dent resigns; Royalists awake.
17. M. Felix Faure elected President o f
France.
18. N ew s o f rebellion In Hawaii. .. .Death
Mary, Vice President Stevenson’ s daugh
ter. .. .M ilitia ordered out to protect Brook
lyn trolleys.
19. Body o f Barrett Scott, the O’ Neill.
Neb., defaulter, found In the river, with rope
around his neck. .. .Sinking of steamer
State o f »Missouri In the Ohio; forty lives
lost.
21. Chicago has a thunder and rain storm,
with temperature o f 54 degrees and a spring
breeze, followed by a hurricane blowing 64
miles an hour, temperature falling to 10 de-
;rees above zero; many people hurt by fall-
ng timbers, blown from new building«.
23. Steamer Chieora and 25 people lost off
South Haven. Mich.; financial loss. $185,000
....D e a th o f Lord Randolph Churchill at
London.
25. Seven killed by Mendota, 111., boiler
explosion. .. .Guatemala
concedes Mexico's
$*i
...................................................
poi
mndary
. .. claim . . . . Fearful wind and snow
Storm In the West.
20. Thirteen Bailors drowned off Point Ju
dith, Conn.
27. .Mercury below zero all day In Chicago
,...S u o w blockades many Western roads.
28. One killed, 43 hurt, In Vandalla wreck
at Coatsvllle, In d . . . . President Cleveland’ s
currency message sent to Congress.
29. Receivers named for the whisky trust.
30. Steamer Elbe sunk in collision with the
Crathle, lu North Sea; 314 lives lost.
31. Death of Ward McAllister, leader of
New Y ork’ s society.
F eb rn a ry .
8. New s o f klduaplng o f officers from Uni
ted States gunboat Concord, by Chinese, for
ccldental shooting o f a native. .. .Chicago
»m peroture 13 below.
4. Three drowned by Milwaukee street car
running into an open draw. .. .T hirty French
miners killed by explosion. .. .Chicago tein-
erature 17 below . .. .Queen Lll abdicates
Inw all’ s throne.
0. Blizzard sweep* over the Northwest. .. .
Alarm for the overdue French liner La Gas-
coane.
f W hole country suffers extrem e cold; 20
below at Chicago. .. . Nine men lost In open
poats at Milwaukee. . . . Report o f annihila
tion o f Chinese fleet at W el-H al-W el. . .Ad
gilniati atlon's „ urrency measure and Reed
in d Cox substitutes defeated In the House.
8. President announces the sale o f $02,-
(X*) In bonds. .. .Coldest flay o f the year
[n Chicago.
10. Schooner Clara and 13 men lost off L iv
erpool. N. S.
1L La Gascogne, eight days overdue,
{nukes New Yora harbor with disabled ma
chinery; groat rejoicing.
12. $200,000 street car barn fire at Chicago.
13. F ive firemen killed. 10 hurt, at Lynn,
Mass
19. Death o f Isaac P. Gray, Minister to
Mexico. .. .New Orleans has ten inches of
snow.
20. Death o f Fred Douglass, the colored
orator, at Washington. . . .Quick sale o f late
bond Issue.
SA N FR A N C IS C O M AR K ETS
20. Itiot at Savannah, On., becsuHe o f ex-
Prlest Slattery's lecture; troops called.
F l o u r — N et rash prices: Family ex
27 $400.000 fire at Chlcugo; $1.000.000 at
tras, $3.60@3.00 per barrel; bakers’ ex H a lifa x . . . . Scores of miners killed In New
Mexl o. . . . Pont master General Blssell re
tras, $3.30@3.40; superfine, $2.504x2.75. signs.
B a r l e y — Feed, fair to good, 68J4c;
M a rch ,
choice, 70c; brewing, 75or8<ic.
1. Mexican train wreck costs 104 liv e s . ...
W h e a t —Spiing No. 1, $1.01)^;choice, F ive killed. 19 hurt, by falling walls at New
York.
Rebellion gains ground In Cuba.
$1 02'x ; mil ing, $1.07>*«i M 2,1* .
2. $1.000.000 fire In Toronto; $350,000 at
O ats — M illing, 70@7oc; surprise, Kalina. Kan.
90@871 j ; fancy feed, 75@80; good to
3. Chicago Times Issues Its Inst number
choice, 65@75c; poor to fair, 57@ before consolidation with the Herald. .. .T e r
rific snowstorm In Northwest.
9 2 )ic ; gray, 66@75c.
4. Fifty-third Congreas adjourn*.
H ops — Cfuotable at 4@6e per ponnd. 1 5. Mrs. W K. Vanderbilt divorced at New
P otatoes — Sweet*. $2.0 <32.25; Bar- York
0. One robber killed, one captured, anti
banks, Oregon, 45@60e.
four citizens wo mded during raid ou the
O n i o n » — Good to thoice California, Odell, Iowa. bank.
50@75c.
H. H arry Hayward convicted o f murdering
.Htearner
W o o l — Nevada, spring, light and Catherine Glng at M inn#«poll*.
L ongfellow sinks at Cincinnati; tw elve
choice, 9 @ H e; heavy do, 6 a 8c. F a l l - drown* d.
Short, trashy San Joaquin plains, 3(35;
10. Spanish war vessel Reins Rcgente
good do, 4@ 6c; Southern and coast, founders; 400 lost.
11. Six men killed In New Orleans riot*.
4(26c; mountain, light and free. 6(2 7c.
12. Seven Italians lynched by miners for
B u t t e r — Fancy creamery,
23 @2 4c; murder In Colorado.
13. Western .Newspaper Union plant burns
seconds, 21(8 22c ; fancy dairy, 20@ 12c;
at Kansas City . T w o more Italian* lynch
i fair to choice, 19@20c.
ed In Colorado.
E oos— store, 22@25:; ranch, 27c;
lfl. Five killed In round-house fire at T o
ledo. Kellogg ready print Dlant at Cleveland
i Eastern, 2f>@25c.
•urns; $200.000 fire at St. Louis . Report o f
C heese — Fancy, mild, new, 9 @ llc ; i sinking of American schooner and < rew of
common to good, 7@8c: Yonng Amer Id by Spanish gunboat.
20. Mine explosion In W yom ing kills 00
ica, 6@ 8c ; Eastern, 12@13)tc; West-
1 m iner«. .. .$100.000 fire In Peoria. LU.
San Francisco, .Tan. 3 .— The Exam*
iner today prints interviews w ith near
ly every prominent business man in
that city on the business transacted
last year, and the outlook for 1896. A ll
agree that 1395 was a great im prove
ment over 1894. Merchants are look
ing forw ard to better times this year
than they have experienced since the
1 panic of 1893.
| em, U@12S|C per ponnd.
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f
21 $400.000 fire at Sioux C ity; $300,000 at
New Orleans.
24. Ll Hung Chang shot by fanatic Japan
ese: not fatally.
$1.000,000 firs at Kansas
City. Kan., packing-house.
25. Furious dust storm over Central and
Western States.
20. $1.000,000 fire In Milwaukee.
27. Three train robber» killed on Queen
and Crescent route.
29. Japan declares arm istice.. . . Hotteet
March day ever known In Chicago; tempera
ture 7S degrees,
30. Death o f A. O. Healng, editor o f Illi
nois Siaats-Zeltung.
A p r il.
1. Boiler explosion kills six at Woburn,
Muss. .. .F ive ale lu Kentucky forest fire».
2. Republicans successful In Ohio, Michi
gan, Wisconsin and Chicago,
3. Death o f Mrs. Paran Stevens, society
queen o f Now York. .. .G rin d Pacific Hotel
o f Chicago closed ., .F ifteen killed by exylo-
aiou In New Orleans.
5. Supreme Court m ake« change* In In
come tax law ,. .Train wrecks lu Ohio and
Illinois kill eight.
8. Discovery o f counterfeiting o f postage
stamps. .. .21 miners killed at New W hat
com, Wash ,. .Collapse o f six-story brick at
Wheeling, W. Va; 6 killed; loss $200,000..,,
Blizzard o f sand and snow In the West.
13. Crude oil sells at $2 In P ittsb u rg ... .Cu
ban rebels whip Spanish troops.
14. Death by apoplexy of James W . Scott,
of Chicago Tu nes-lie raid, lu New Y o r k . ...
$1.000,000 hotel lire at Pasadena, Cal,
13. Conclusion o f peace in the O r ie n t.,,.
Cuban rebellion crushed.,. .C attle admitted
free from .Mexico.
ll). Three killed, six hurt, at Chicago ship
yards.
20. II. II. Kohlsaat buys Chicago Tlmes-
H e r a ld ., . . May wheat sells at M c e n t » .,,,
A ll grain advances strongly. . . .Oil goes
higher.
21. F ive negroes lynched at Butler Springs,
Ala. .. ,15 Inches or snow In Colorado.
23. Supreme Court decide« In favor o f Debs
lu the famous contempt o f court case.
May.
1. Ten persona killed by a Kansaa cyclone
....B a n d its kill an Alton en g in eer.. . . Big
Ohio coal strike on.
8. A w fu l death roll In Iow a and W iscon
sin storm s.,. .F iv e killed by powder mill ex
plosion at South Acton, Mass. . . . Hottest 3d
of .May on record In Chicago; temperature
80 degrees; one man sunstruck,
8. South Chicago nml Joliet «tool workers
strike, .. .Oriental pence anyured.
10. Steamers Cayuga and Hurd sunk off
Mackinaw. Mich., by colliding: one man lost;
pecuniary loss, $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ..Tem perature at
Chicago drops from 80 to 48. ., .T w e lve poo-
pie hurt by gas explosion at Chlcugo; four
ule.
13. K illin g frosts from Nebraska to the A t
lantic. .. . Snow stops the Chicago-New York
ball game at Chicago. . . . Eighteen lives ami
tw elve vessels lost In storms on Lako Mich
igan.
18. Great flurry In corn and wheat,
19. $1,000.000 Are at 8t. Albans, V t . .. .T e r
rible carthquukes In Ita ly . . . .K llllu g froat
In fifteen States.
20. Income tax declared In v a lid ... .W heat
sells at 74% cents.
21. Jose Marte, President Cuban Insur
gents. k i l l e d . . . . 14 killed In Snn Francisco
powder house explosion.
25. Tw o men lynched for assault at Dan
ville, 111....W heat reaches 82 cent».
27. Supremo Court against Debs.
28. Death o f Gresham, Secretary o f State.
29. Remarkable m ilitary reunion at Chi
cago.
30. Funeral o f Gresham at C h ica go.,. .D ed
ication at Chicago of Confederate monument.
81. Cloudbursts In TexM . parching droughts
In middle Western State*, 90 degrees In the
shade In Dakota, six Inches of snow In Col
orado, balmy weather on the Pacific coast,
and 90 degreoa In New York City.
r a t e iis
M nbaerlptlon P r ie r P a y a b le l a r a r i »
ab ly In A d v a a e e .
at
Advertí.ins Bill» Collected Monthly*
T
N im tc m p r io :*
One Year ..................................... ...
$1 00
dix Months ..............................................
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October.
Address, G r a p h i c , Newberg, Oregon.
*
1. Destructive gales on British c o a s t..«»
Cuba declares her Independence.
2. Texas special Legislature prohibits pu
gilism.
3 Million dollar fire at Warren, R. I.
7. Seven killed by exploalon lu a WUket-
barre, Pa., mine. . .Masked bandlta success
fully hold up a Chicago electric car.
9. Anniversary o f big Chicago fir e ... .F iv e
die by tire In Cincinnati. .. .Steamer A frica
and crew of eleven lost In Owen S ou n d ....
G eoigla father kills hla nine children. ■ - - Six
children burned to death at Snider. Ont.
12. 1100.000 fire loee at Duluth.
13. Four killed, tw elve hurt, on a Pittaburg
burn to ___________
death In a Manl-
trolley car. .. .F ive
l\ _________
toba prairie fire; immense property lost.
19. 1150,000 saw-ml 11 fire at Mluueapolls.
20. H alf-m illion dollar fire at New Orleana:
1,000 people homeless. .. .F irst snowstorm of
season at Chicago; Erie, Pa., has a fall o f ten
Inches.
22. President Cleveland welcomed to A t
la n ta ... .$175,000 linseed oil mill fire at Chi
cago.
21. Lake Shore train ffina from Chicago to
Buffalo, 510 miles, In h jp our* 50 minute* 20
secoudz, running time, Deatlng w orld '» rec
ord.
20. Three killed by exploalon o f tug boiler
at Chicago. . . .Sheriff and posse at Tlran,
Ohio, kill two o f a lynching m o o ... .Burning
of V irginia’ s State University,
29. Negro criminal burned at the «take In
Texas. .. .$200.000 fire In Springfield. Ohio
. . . . T w o killed, three fatally hurt, In a col-
ilslon In St, Louis,
81. Earthquake throughout the central belt
of the United States; no fatalities, little dam
age.
Novem ber.
L Earthquake at R o m e .,, .Durrant found
guilty o f murder at San FranCl*oo.
2. H. H. Holmes found guilty of murder of
Benjamin IMtxel at Philadelphia.
8. Four killed In B. A O wreck near Wheel-
W . V a . ., .Four burned to death In New
«irk tenement house fire.
5. Death o f Eugene FLeld at C hicago.,
$800,000 fire at Decatur, HI.
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5. Republican lan dslide... .$1,500,000 fire
In New York,
.
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0. Forty killed by boiler exploalon In De
troit, Mich., Journal b u ild in g... .Ryan fam
ily o f six die Iu their burning uouae at
Brooklyn.
XL Onicago dallies reduce to X cent.
10. Tw en ty killed lu a street ear acrid«
at Cleveland, O h io ,,, .Death of Dr. H.
Smith, author o f “ Am erica,” at Boston.
News o f another massacre by Tu rk« In A r
menia; 80(1 slain. .. .Consolidation o f Chicago
Journal and Press.
19. Furious snow and wind atorm In North
w est___ Lowell, Mass.: jDailas, Texas; and
Purcell, I. T., have big
21. $ 000.000 fire In Springer Building. Obl-
cago, . . . Eugene y
V. ; Deb*
f)ei>* rei«
released * from
-----
Woodstock. I l f . Jail___ .Multan
Sultan o f Turkey
forced to a peace policy by the power*, a fter
he hud countenanced many Armenian massa
cre*.
22. F ive firemen lose life In a $500.000 Chi
cago blaze. .. .Release fnim Jail and ei»thu*l-
astlo reeoptlon o f E. V. Ymna, labor leader,
at C h ica go. ,, .F oreign fleets reudaaroua In
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25. Tremendous damage at Chicago by
storm o f suow, sleet ana rain; all car r linee
blocked, wire* down. .. .F ire at Cbt?ag go doea
$200,000 d a m age... Seventy killed by explo-
»Ion In cartridge factory at Palma, Island of
Majorca.
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2(1. Three vessels go ashore at Olencoe, 111.;
crews o f 20 men auved. .. .R iot In Jackeon,
Mich., prlaon.
27. Death of Alexandre Dumas, Jr., at
Paris.
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28. Day o f doom for the tu r k e y ... .F oot
ball gam e*! Michigan beats Chicago: Boston
and Chicago, tie; rennaylyanl* defeat* Cor
nell; Purdne defoat* Hllnol*: Louisville wj
from De Patiw; Columbia Athletic 'c down» f t ,
efeata Dart-
lumhta U niversity; Brown defi
June.
mouth.
1, 2, 8. Unprecedented heat In Chicago,
D ecem b er.
Now York, Detroit, Philadelphia and Indian
2. Assembling o f F ifty-fourth Congreaai
apolis; many deaths from heat prostration.
Speaker o f the H o u se .. .Zero
4. Drop at Chicago of 40 degrees tempera Reed elected Pfbeaker
weather in Northwest. . Further massacres
ture.
lu Armonía,
5. Silver convention at Springfield, III,
Enrope
7. $350,000 fire ln San _______
Francisco.
7. Olney appointed Secretary of State,
■torra-swai ‘ I British boat and twenty-eeven
Harmon A ttorney General.
off
Scotland
sailors
lo
ll
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8. $200,000 Are at Kalamazoo.
8. $009.000fires in Chi icago. .. .Death ofQ e.o
9. $750,000 fire ut Milwaukee.
B e t .... .Tu^ Campbell
A. Sals. London Journal!
13. W hisky trust declared Illegal.
and seven men lost In L «k e Supe
10. Greenville, Ohio, haa a $225,000 Are.
9. Obllton, Wls., rased by fire.
17. H. J. Aldrich falls for $1,000,000 at
10. Rt. Louis get* next National Republican
Denver. .. .D eadly storms sweep tlie Mis
.Sultan permits guard ships
souri Valley. .. .Opening o f Harlem snip Convention
Tarry Hayw ard
canal.
to . pass Dardanelles. . . . Hi
hanged * t Min
20. Opening o f K iel ship canal.
21. Rosebery's ministry defeated .. . .T w o
Milwaukee; 200 children res cu ed .,. . Steamer
fatally, ten badly hurt, by explosion
whaleback excursion steamer Ch rtstopher Germanic sinks the Cara brae, at London; no
lives
lost .. .Mob threaten« Kansas Medical
Columbus at Chicago.
20. Six firemen killed at Minneapolis; $100,- College « t Topeka, because o f grave-robbing.
12. Death o f Allen O. Thurman at Colum-
000 loss. .. .$2.000,000 fire at San Frunelsco.
biis, Ohio,
29. Death o f Prof. Thos. Huxley at London.
lK.
15 German ahlp Athena with a cargo of
J u ly .
Cape M
Ma?;
14 lives lost,
iphtha explodes off Cspe
s?; 1
naphthi
3. Daughter born to the Clevelands.
leveland’ s
message
17.
Cleveland’s
Venezuelan
7. Terrific storm at Chicago. .. .Six drow n arouse« great enthusiasm at home and
ed at Lake Geneva, W ls. .. .Michigan swept
astounds Great Britain. .. .Philadelphia In
by forest fires.
the Imnds of « mob during a «trike.
10. Christian Endeavor assembles at Bos
18. Exploalon on liner 8t. Paul killed s|i
ton.
men and Injured five. .. .House passes $H
14. Destructive storm In North Dakota. . 000 appropriation fo r Venezuela coramlealon
Three drown at South Haven, Mich. .. .Seven
l___ entire
______ ______
....R io t in g in Philadelphia;
street
accidental fatalities at
Chicago. ., .Nine railw ay service suspended. . . .. . . .Death
Death o f 0
0«trt.
«* “*
killed by storm In New York and New Jersey.
Isaac Bassett
nassetr, doorkeeper o f the Çenate.
Senate.
10. Beginning o f Horr-H arvoy debate at
19. Th irty six live* loet In Newfoundland
Chicago.
fishing fleet by *torm. .. .Forty-three kjlleu
17. First appearance o f bloomer* at a ball, lft a North Carolina mine. .. .Tremendous
In Chicago. .. .Three Cincinnati firemen
rainfall at Chicago.
killed.
20. Panic on W all street---- Senate unani
lft. Nine mluers Imprisoned by cave-ln at mously passes House bill for Venezuelan
Iron Mountain. M ich. . . . British ship Prince commission.
. . .Cleveland sends
financial
Oscar and unknown vessel sink In collision; messago to Congres*. .. Tw entv-fou r miner*
40 perish.
at Dayton, Tenn., k ille d ... .unpreced«utcd
19. Rescue o f Iron Mountain m in e r s ....
flood at Chicago.
Cleveland baby named Marlon.
21. Drowning o f 148 Italians, by sinking
In collision or steamer Marla V. ...F o u r
P U F F IN G TH E PLA Y .
killed at grade crossing at Wllllninaton.
Mat»«. .. .$400.000 fire In National Linseed Oil
11A
N ew
Y o r k B n cra ss
A bosa o f
Company's Chicago warehouse.
22. Report o f killing o f seventeen Indian*
P r e s s C o u rte s y .
near Jaf bson’s Hole, W yom ing; grave trou
The United State« Is a broad and busy
ble Imminent.
23. Furious storm in Pennsylvania coke country, and It Is well snpplled with ex
region. .. . I». S. & M. 8. train held up In
cellent Jonrnals, says tne Forum. As la
Ohio; $7,000 stolen.
25. Thirty two miners killed by explosion
natural and unavoidable, those gener
In Westphalia.
31. Sixteen perish in a cloudburst In Col ally take their tone In treating dra
orado find W yom ing. . . . Menominee, Mich.,
matic affairs from those of the metropo
has a $.r«00,000 fire.
lis. What Is said and done In N ew
A u g u s t.
4. False report o f race war at Spring Val York about plays and actors is publish
ley. 111., between Italian and negro miners. ..
ed all over the union As quickly as tbs
Murder of British missionaries In C h in a ....
wires anil press can spread the news.
$1,000,000 fire at Sprague, Wash.
7. I K a lb o f Oeorgo F. Root, the famous Consequently the theatrical business of
composer.
8. Thirteen killed and many Injured by fa ll the entire country Is managed from
ing building In New York. . Death o f Supreme New York. That Is why actors, man
Judge H ow ell E. Jackson, o f Tennessee.
agers and tlie minor personages of
10. $ 200.000 fire at Leckport, III.
11. $590,000 fire at Newark. N. J........ Four
stage life flock to New York. That U
killed In « wreck at Balnnrldge, Ohio.
why for many years past It has been
13. *300,000 fire at Philadelphia.
18. Holocaust lu Denver hotel; 25 killed. . . .
possible for th# w ily speculstor In rot
H pvcq drown at Ocean City, Md.
ten dramatic lumber to set up a flimsy
20. Trains h' Id up on the CJ. Sc W. M., near
Fennvllle, Mich., and on the Union Pacific stags structure, held together only by
near North Platte. Neb. . . Eight killed and
the adhesive qualities o f paint and
eight Injured by explosion at Rraddock. Pa.
2‘J. Milwaukee lone* $382.000 by fir e ... .
printers’ Ink. a n d -b y keeping a New
Gentry loses stallion pacing championship
York theater open and empty for Its
to Patcben.
20-7-8. H eavy rains In corn belt; severe
exhibition for a staled term of weeks
*torins accompanied by fatalities In Illinois
at the expense o f $3,(XX) or $4,000 a
and Ohio.
29 F ifteen miners drown at Central City.
week, and by a continual pestering of
Col.
the good-natured Journalist—to obtain
F e p te m b e r.
a sufficient amount of notice of his
2. Or.e hundred people hurt on the Rea
Beach road, I*ong Island.
"great N ew York success!" to cnabls
3. Furious storm In central Northern
him to travel throughout tbs country
States
4 $390.090 Are at Boston.
with hi* “ show," and gather a rich har
«. Trip le murder In Hulllvan County, Ind.
vest from those who are eager to see
7. Forty two inlnerr perish In a burning
min»- at Pftluinet,
Mich. . . . Defender de
what sort o f plays please the people of
feats Valkyrie in flrat cup contest by ulne
the great city.
minutes.
8. F ive killed by dynam ite near Dubuque,
O f course the "show ” soon falls to
low «.
pieces from the weight of Its own
9. op en in g o f G A. R. encampment at
worthlessness, and the seeds of general
Louisville.
19. Valkyrie fouls D efender at the start,
contempt for New York’s good taste
and wins second heat o f yacht race by 47
In theatrical mattera are sown broad
second«; race given to D efender on protest
I
Ternperstnre ‘.*7 d egree« at Chicago.
cast. But no matter. The enterprising
11 ieveu killed by exploding caisson at
speculator, now well In funds, rsturns
Louisville. .. .8tx killed lu collision on Great
! Northern.
to New York and Is soon upon tt)« full
! 12. America cup goes to D efender, Vs Iky-
tide o f another like venture. Tsar af
1 rle refusing to s a il... .Reventy five hurt by
fall o f a grand stand at Louisville, K y . ..
ter year this sort o f thing goes on. But
News o f death o f 30») by earthquake In H on
the people of the East, flouth and West
duras , .Ex-Queen Lilluokalanl pardoned by
I Hawaiian Government.
are becoming wise and wary. The
16. Mix killed in a wreck at Lynchburg. Va.
"business" Is not so good now as It
, 17. Atlanta Exposition opened . . . Plienot»-
once wss In those often deluded sec-
! enal heat In Kansas: 107 degree*.
18. Dedication o f Chicks manga-Chatta
tlons. One o f the roots of our theatrl-
nooga National M ilitary Park.
19. Spanish cruiser snd 49 men lost In col cal trouble» upon which the ax should
lision off C ub«. . Steamship Edam sunk lu
fall quickly snd Sharply 1» this »bus*
’ host lo Chi-
n il < ~!w
ir<
»III.I'. ; III u v M
o f the press courtesy first extended In
< »*o
'¿.'t. O r .s t lo.se« on upper In k ., by storm.
good nature toward the struggling ar-
2*. heath of P.ntetir St Psrls.
tlst, but now demanded as a right by
2» Tw en ty four Iske vessels meet itlmstss
In s s to rm . . . . Iletlrem ent o f q «n . Arhofleld.
the brass band "show boomer.”
30. Continued g a le , on tbs l.k .s ; sehoon.r
Kltntt snd I'lftM people lost on Pictured
Our hsrdest battles ars those ws fight
Hook.
.M .m m otn tn.ss meeting st Cbl-
I e .g o deelsre. sympathy for Cub.
.Nation-
with ourselves.
,1 u > f u . Mason cloMd, Bsltlm ors winning.
i
H uh the Z S tam p In re d on w ra p p e r.
J. U . Zellln & Co., Pldlu ., P a.
TO
R E C O M PEN SE
I n d e m n ity
A M E R IC A N S .
D em a n d e d fo r Losses Sns*
t a llie d a t K lia r p u t.
Washington, Jan.
2. — Secretary
Olney has directed Mininter T errell, at
Cunatantiuople, to demand an indem
nity of |100,000 from Turkey for the
benefit o f the Armeican missionaries
who suffered loss of property in the
Kharput outbreaks in November. M in
ister T e rrill has also been instructed to
inform the sultan’ s ministers that an
additional indemnity w ill be demanded
for the benefit of Americans who suffer
ed loss of property at Marash a fe w
weeks later. This secoud demand w ill
be form ally made as soon as the exact
loss sustained by Am ericans at Marash
can be officially determined.
It is not
expected that the snm o f indem nity
w ill be less than $100,000, and it may
be more.
Secretary Olney in his letter to the
president on December 19, for the in
formation of congress, said the Turkish
government would be held responsible
for all losses to Am ericans at Kharput.
He has now begun the fu lfillm ent o f
that promts*. He also stated that a
like demand would be made for tl e
losses at Marash.
C on c ess io n to
lt u lld
a M e x ic a n
Road,
Chicago, Jnu. 2.— According to A t
torney Charles Barry, the Mexican
government hus granted to »n A m e ri
can nyndicute the concession to btrilfi a
railroad from Tonola to Tuxetla, and
from 8t. (ieroniuio to the Frontier of
Guatemala, w ith a branch from La
Faohulla to St. Benito. The distance
is 405 miles. The governments, fed
eral and state, have granted a subsidy
of $5,000,000, and the construction w ill
begin iu A p ril, 1896.
A n o t h e r C h in a m an B e h e a d e d .
BorliD, Jan. 2.— A dispatch
from
Swatow, provinoe o f tjuangha, China,
says the ringleader of the mob whioh
plundered the German mission at
M oilin has been beheaded.
Joy’s for the Jaded and
Health for a ll Mankind.
JOT* VEGETABLE IARIAPABILLA.
is made from
SierbOa and
contains n o
mineral
d r 11 if a o r
deadly pois
on.
J o y’»
V e g e ta b le
Bar i.tparilla
rob® t h e
blood o f a ll
it* im p u ri
ties,
and
course« all
these im puri-
tie* through
nature’«ow n
proper chan
nel«. Joy’«
V eg eta b le
N vu"1 *•
Sarsaparilla
c u r e s Dya-
p f p m ,
Ch r o n i L
C o n s t i i>a -
tion. Liver
C o m plaint*
and Kidney
Affection*.
Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
J o t ' s
prevents tired feel
ings, staggering sen
sations, palpitation
of heart, rush of
blood to the head,
dizzineaa, ringing in
ear«, anoU before the
eye«, headache, bil-
iouaneaa.conat i nation
of bowels, pains In
t he bnck,melnucholy,
tongue coated, foul
breath, pimples on
face, body and limb,
declloeofnerve force
dizzy s p e lls , faint
spells, cold, clammy
feet and hands, sour
risings, fatigue, In
somnia, and all dis
eases of t he stomach,
liver and kidney«.
Joy,» Vegetable Sar
saparilla is a* .id by all
dniK.iata. R e f u t e 1
subuitute. When you
payfor Ihebeataeeuut
you get the beat.
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otid sud
fourth
Wednesday
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lug at 7:S0 r a. iu I. O. O.
T.
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