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J.
The
B.
St.
M'CULLAGH
DEAD.
Louis K d lto r F e ll From
Second Story W in dow .
»
St. Lonii, Jan. 4.— Jospeh B. Mo-
Cnllagb, editor of the St. Lonii (41obe-
Democrat, and one of the beat-known
newspaper men in the country, ig dead,
aa the result of a fall of twenty-five
feet from a second-story window of his
apartments at the residence of his sis-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Kate Manion, of <1837
West Pine bonlevayd.
There seems to be a difference of
opinion as to whether Mr. MoCttllagh’i
death was due to an aocident or was
the result of his own act. The latter
story is scouted by the dead man's
friends. The body, which was cold in
death and clad only in a nightgown,
was discovered by Mrs. Manion's
colored man-servant about 7 o'clock
this morning.
Waters, the coloied
servant, without touching the body,
ran frightened into the house, where
he told the cook of the discovery She
immediately called Mrs. Manion, who
had not yet arisen, and told her that
Mr. McCullagh bad "fallen out of the
window and killed him self." Imme­
diately up on being notified by the ser­
vant, Mrs. Mamon dispatched her
coachman to
summon Dr. C. H.
Hughes, who resides in the neighbor-
hood, and who was Mr. McCullagh’s
physician during his last illness. He
hastened to the house, and, after ex­
amining the body ordered it removed
to the house.
PERPETU AL
The
C le v e r
M OTION.
D e v ic e o
In v en to r.
a
Minnesota
St. Paul, Jan. 4 — J. O. Kaller, of
Mankato, Minn., has applied fo ra
patent for an invention which he Bays
w ill take the place of sleam engines
and electric motors.
The device is called a hydraulic
motor, and the’ principle upon which it
works is the natural one which causes
lighter substauces than water to raise
to the surface.
An endless chain of
small air-tight tanks is placed over two
sprocket wheels in such a manner that
on one side it w ill pass upward
through a large tank of water.
As each air tank enters the water-
tank from below through a water-tight
valve, it w ill be forced to the surface
by the superior woightof the water and
in this way the chain w ill be in per­
petual motion, revolving the sprocket
wheels to which shafts are attached.
Thus, if the claims of the inventor
are true, the motor w ill run on indefi­
nitely without feul.
He claims that
the first cost w ill be less than of a steam
engine, while the operating expenses
w ill be so small that all other motive
powers w ill be driven out of use.
Hydraulio motors to furnish any
horsepowur required can be
con­
structed.
A
M INISTER
DEPOSED.
Ills F a ith Cure D octrin e* Opposed
H I* Congr-«gation.
HOW
TO R E L A X .
rafting steamer Harry Brown, at Vicksburg,
Miss.
14. Bold bank robbery at Buffalo, N. Y . . . .
Cold weather, whether damp or dry, will
W i t r r « i d F r o s t e d K a lla T r i p the
Big windstorm at Chicago. .. Methodists re­
«o w n in g , H opkins A Co.'s Ketrlew ol
produce, even if we are extremely careful,
A n i m a l and lieu th F o l l o w « .
tire Bishops Foster and Bowman.
15. Eighty killed by cyclone at Sherman, sudden soreness and stiffness of the limbs
Trude.
What Is by long odds the best hunt­ C H R O N O LO G IC A L
RECORD OF Texas.
The wheat market has every indica­ ing »lory of the season comes from 8t.
17. Great los« of life and property by cy­ and muscles. This is much owing to sud­
IM P O R T A N T EVENTS.
clones lu Kansas... .F ive sailors drown off den change of temperature from a warm
tion of an upward tendency. It hard­ Regis, and the section foreman, Nels
Grosse Point, 111....Blue Island. 111., fire- room to out-door air. Cold contracts and
ened steadily last week in the face of Thompson, who looks nftcr the Hnake
svvept. .. .$.;o<».OuO fire at Atlanta, Gu.
warmth expands or relaxes, and it is for
18. Nebraska cyclone kills 44
loal bank failures, and was only affect­ track at that place, Is the hero. It is M on th o f M ay M ost C on sp icu ou s by
this reason that when one is sore and stiff
21 Oklahoma cyclone kills ten.
ed by them temporarily. A good per­ probably the Urst case of Its kind on
I t * L is t o f A p p a llin g D is a s te r * and
from sudden cold, the application of St.
22. Missouri cyclone kills rive.
centage of the local traders were afraid record, and establishes an interesting
24. Four of Otto Malm’ s family die by Jacobs Oil brings immediate and sure re­
N a tu r a l C a ta s tr o p h e * b y L a n d and
gasoline tire at Chicago. .. .Cyclone in Polk lief, as it gives warmth and relaxation to
to go into the matket, owing to the un­ precedent In the killing o f wild cats.
Pea —R e c o rd o f F ir e s and C rim es.
and Jasper Counties. Iowa, kills a score of the stiffened muscles anil makes stipple the
settled condition of finances at Chicago These varmints have heretofore been
people and does tremendous damage; Chi­ sore and cramped limbs. With a vigorous
cago and suburbs also suffer.
last week. Local influences, however, considered fit victims for any means
A H a c k w a r d (J la nee.
25 Over 100 killed by cyclone in Michigan rubbing with this great remedy for pain-
are only of a transient character, the of extermination, however unsports­
Following is u chronological record of . .. Forty die at McGregor, Iowa. In a cloud­ no one need suffer with soreness and stiff,
m s s more than a very short time. It is
market being governed more by foreign manlike It might be. They have been the utos? important events of the past burst
hundred killed in street-car disas­ esjiecially the best remedy for suffering
advices, and also by the great strength shot, trapped, poisoned and drowned, twelve months: May, 181MJ, will be re­ ter 20. at One
Victoria. B. C ...James Dunham mur­ wfiere we require a prompt cure, anti it is
of the domestic situation, which over­ but Nels Thompson has introduced a membered as a month of disaster. On ders six people at San Jose. C a l....C za r of particularly the best because its cures are
shadows almost everything in the way new met hod of doings way with the cats the 3d twelve persons were killed by an Russia crowned. .. .Cairo. 111., storm kills permanent.
ith a better understanding of the
twelve.
1
----------------
of local bearish factors. Had the mar­ whose only drawhack is the fact that explosion in Cincinnati; on the 15th, 120
transient nature of the many phys­
27. St. Louis, East St. Louis and several
M in d anti Health.
ket been a local one prices would have it can never be generally introduce!!, by a c.vcione In Texas; on the 17th, «»•{ by Missouri towns swept by one o f the most de­
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef­
The
mental
condition
nas
far
more
cyclones in the world’ s history;
forts—gentle efforts—pleasant efforts
gone lower, but the timely buying of as the conditions under which It is cyclones in Kentucky and Kansas; on structive
influence upon the bodily health than rightly directed. There is comfort in
the lSth, 41 by a cyclone In Nebraska; 1,000 reported dead.
foreigners offset the bearish influences,
30. Two thousand Russians killed In a
operative do not exist In every' locality on the 21st, 10 by a cyclone in Oklahoma; panic at Moscow. .. .Eighteen people die In is generally supposed. It is no doubt j the knowledge, that so many forms of
and made sentiment bullish, over-rid­
where wildcats are found. To success­ on the 22d, 5 by a cyclone in Missouri; a cyclone at Seneca, Mo.
true that ailments of the body cans« sickness are not tlue to any actual dis­
ing everything bearish.
Knglish
depressing and morbid conditions ol j ease. but simply to a constipated condi­
June.
fully carry out the Thompson method on the 24th. 40 by a « yclouc in Iowa; on
traders who were sharp enough to fore­
5. Excessive heat in Northwest.
the mind, but it is no less true that j tion of the system, which the pleasant
It is necessary to have a cold day. a the 25th, 8« by cyclones in Michigan and
see their wants early in the fall, and
G. Anarchist bomb iu Barcelona kills 7
sorrowful and disagreeable emotions i family luxative, Syrup o f Figs, prompt­
deep stream and a railroad track run­ Oklahoma and 40 by a cloudburst at Mc­ and wounds 4.
ly removes. Thut is why it is the only
took adavntage of it by buying them
Gregor, Iowa; and on the 20th, 12 by a
13. Death of ex-Gov. Felch of Michigan.
produce disease in persons who, unlit- i
storm at Cairo and between 75 and 100
from three to four months in advance, ning close by it.
16. Earthquake in Japan kills thousands flueneed by them, would be in sound ! remedy with millionsof families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
One morning recently as Thompson by the fall of a bridge at Victoria, B. C. ....R epublican convention In St. Lou is....
almost before the American speculators
Steamer Drummond and 240 lives lost off health; or. If disease Is not produced, i who value good health. Its beneficial
were aware of it, have come in the mar­ and his gang of sturdy Scandinavians Otherwise the record is not out of the or­ France.
effects are due to the fuot, that it is the
the functions are disordered.
18 Ten.thousand lives lost by earthquake
ket within a week and taken millions were pumping their handcar along the dinary.
one remedy which promotes internal
Agreeable
emotions
set
In
motion
and
tidal
wave
In
Japan.
.
.
.
McKinley
nom­
track
on
the
way
to
their
work,
which
J an u ary.
of bushels of both cash and futures for
currents which stimulate cleunllness without debilitating the
1. President names Ven* suelan commis­ inated at Kt. Louis. .. .Silver men bo;t the nervous
that
day
was
along
the
clay
bluffs
east
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
shipment during the next four months,
sion. .. . British ship Jeannette Cow an wreck­ convention. .. .Ten killed by exploding yacht blood, brain, and every part of the sys- j
ail important, in order to get its bene­
boiler at Little Falls. N. Y.
while local traders were as a rule afraid of St. Regis, they were somewhat star­ ed on Vancouver Island; 12 men perish.
tern
Into
healthful
activity;
while!
22.
Five
killed
by
collapsing
building
at
ficial effects, to note when you pur­
2. Six members of Hibbard family die by
to take the buying side. It is claimed tled by the angry snarling of a wildcat fire
San Francisco. . .. Death of B. H. Bristow, grief, disappointment of feeling, aud chase, thut you have the genuine arti­
at
Columbus.
Ohio.
...F
o
u
r
killed,
22
by operators in a position to know that ahead of them. They slowed up the hurt, by exploding fireworks at St. Louis, Mo. ex-Secretary of the Treasury, at New York. brooding over present sorrows or past1 cle, which is manufactured by the Cali­
28. One hundred miners buried at Pitts-
there is a larger short interest than at car as they rounded the bluff and a ....B ritis h force under Dr. Jameson at­ ton. I'a ........Six drown iu Shawano Lake,
mistakes depress all the vital forces. fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
tempts
izure of territory in Transvaal,
any time within sixty days.
The strange sight greeted their eyes. The South Africa, ami is cut to pieces and cap­ Win.
To be physically well one must. In gen all reputable druggists.
morning
was
bitter
cold
and
a
fringe
I f in the enjoyment of good health,
tured by Boers; British Government dis­
July.
Northwest is short against its cash
oral, be happy. The reverse Is not al­ and the system is regular, laxatives or
Ids Invasion.... Earthquake in Per­
I. Death of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
holdings there. Foreigners have ab­ of Ice bordered the banks of the St. avows
ways true; one may be happy and other remedies are then not needed. If
sia destroys village o f Jaujubad and kills
7.
Democratic
convention
at
C
hicago....
sorbed the suprlus wheat that is afloat Regis River, which rushed along Just 300 people.
Yale beaten at Henley.
cheerful, aud yet be a constant sufferer afflicted with any actual disease, one
4. Cubans Invest the city of H avan a ....
8. Christian Endeavorers assemble at
in the pit. It is difficult to buy any below the track. Broken Ice and a wet
may be commended to the most skillful
In body._ _____________ _
United States insists on Indemnity from
large lines without sending prices up trail up the bank showed that the cat Turkey foi plundered missions... .Six killed Washington.
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
10. Chicago convention nominates Bryan.
T
e
r
m
it
e
»
f
t
i
i
f
r
o
r
a
C
able.
had
just
swam
through
the
Icy
stream
in
a
wreck
near
Chillicotbe,
O
hio...
.Utah
a
rapidly, if any of the reoognized lead­
II. Twenty-eight killed in wreck at Lo­
one should have the best, aud with the
gan, Io w a . .. .$1.750 hold-up at noon in Chi­
The French Academy of Sciences was well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
ers are credited with being at the and explained his present predicament. State.
5. Carlisle offers $ 100 , 000,000 popular loan cago. .. .$,300,000 fire at Nashville, Teuu.
Informed
last
summer
of
the
destruc­
Figs stands highest and is most largely
back of the orders. This leaves the For he certainly was In the gravest pre­ .. .Second Persian earthquake destroys city
12. Five killed lu week at Chicago. .. .Four
and gives most general satisfaction.
and kills SOO people.
tion of an electric cable In Tonquin by
drowned at Lawrence, Kan.
market in a stronger position than ever, dicament In which ever wildcat found of 6. Gol Report
that Havana is fallen; not con­
13. H a lf million fire loss at St. Lo u is....
the attacks o f termites. The cable cross­
and those who watch the pit operations himself. lie was fastened firmly to firmed. .. .Four miners killed in a Shamokin, Intense heat at Chicago.
FOR PEOFLETHAT ArtE SICK or
14. Hot wave sweeps the country; 94 de­ ed a marshy tract and was enclosed in
closely are confident that prices w ill one of the steel rails by one fore foot. Pa., shaft. .. .Tremendous prulrie tires in
“ Just Don’ t Feel W ell,“
Western Kansas.
grees at Chicago.
a tube of lead. The insects bored holes
advance to 90c within the near future.
The supposition Is that the cat had
0. War fever high In England... .Trans­
15. Temperature drops 3G degrees at Chi­
in
the
tube
and
completely
destroyed
vaal
demands
Independence
and
indemnity
couie
through
the
river
and
leaped
up
The visible stocks are 14,000,000 bush­
cago. .. .Twenty-eight drowned at Cleveland,
are th e One T h in g to use.
for Jameson’s ruid.. . . Report of alliance of Ohio.
the Insulation of the cable. It has been
els leBs than last year. Foreigners are the track embankment. Ills last Jump Germany,
Only One for n Dose.
France ami Russia against Lug-
18. Three lives and half a million in prop­
Sold by Druggists at 25c. * box
proposed
to
guard
the
cable
against
expected to lead tho buying again next brought one of his wet forefeet upon land to sustain the Boers.
erty lost by fire at Chicago car b arn s....
Samples mailed free« Addresa
12.
Peter
Hougaard,
of
Chicago,
kills
his
future attacks by enclosing it in an en­
week.
the rail and, according to the familiar wife, five children and himself by asphyxia­ Malvern, Ark., razed by incendiary fire.
Or. Bosanko Mud. Co. Phila. Pa.
24. Twenty-six drowned by cloudburst in velope of cotton and Jute Impregnated
principle of physics. It froze to the tion.
Colorado.. .. Serious
floods
lu Ohio and
13. »Sultan forbids Red Cross Society to en­ Pennsylvania.
with sulphate of copper, which. It Is
steel. There he was, held as fast as if
GENERAL MARKETS.
ter Ills domains.
2.5. Populists at St. Louis nominate Bryan
believed, would prove a fatal poison to V I B WW iW lC u r e d Its 1© to 2 0 P u y ». No P a y t ill
In the Jaws of a trap. The ground
14. Foraker chosen Senator from Ohio.
and Watson.
Cured. D R . J . L . S T E P H E N S , LEBA.NOX.oniO.
15. Government victorious in Manitoba
showed that he had struggled to free
27. Eleven die In a Pennsylvania cloud­ the insects.
P obtland , Or., Jan. 5, 1897.
elections. .. .Severe fighting about Havana burst, near IMttsburg.
F uouk — Portland, Salem, Cascadia himself, but his efforts had been In ....A lliso n chosen Senator from Io w a ....
28. Indiana gas belt swept by floods; three
Bond syndicate dissolves; popular loan as­ killed at Anderson.
ami Dayton, $1 60; Ilenton county and vain.
,
30. F ifty killed in railroad wreck at Jer­
White Lily, $4.40; graham, $3.76; su­
As the handcar approached, the eat sured.
IG. Chicago gets Chicago National Demo­ sey City, N. J.
perfine, $3 60 per barrel.
swung around to face the Intruders, cratic Convention.
, ,
A u g u s t.
17. Announcement of Hnrrison-Dimmiek
W heat — Walla Walla. HI (it 82c; Val­ and In doing so another foot struck the
4. Failure of Moore Bros., Chicago, Dia­
engagement. .. .Campos relieved of Spanish
ley, t4itfH5c per bushel.
rail and was held firmly. A few more command In Cuba. .. .Death of Frank Law ­ mond Match brokers, for $4,000,000. .. .Phe­
O a ts —Choice white, 40w42c per bush­
nomenal heat iu Western, Central uud Mid­
struggles, a strong brace to free the ler, of Chicago.
el : choice gray, 38m 40c.
21. Five firemen killed by falling walls dle Northern States.
5. 0, 7. Continuance of killing h ea t....
H a y —Timothy, $1:1.00 per ton; clover, captive feet and the two free pedal ex­ at St. Louis; three people killed by gas ex­
$8.00(<i0.00; oat, $8.00(310; wheat, $8@ I tremities touched the rail. Snarling and plosion at New Haven, Conn.; two at Bed- Conference of National Democratic party at
key, 1ml... .Death of Gen. Tom Ewing at Indianapolis.
10 per ton.
with flashing eyes, the captive creature New York. . . . Bed Cross delegation starts
9. Furious heat increases; 72 deaths from
B aki . ky —Feed barley, $21.00 per ton; watched the section men alight from for Turkey.
sunstroke In New York aud Brooklyn; 10 at
25. American Liner St. Paul ashore at Chicago; similar reports from all quarters... .
brewing, $22.
the handcar, but he was incapable of Long Branch.
Seven killed by trolley accident at Colum­
M ii , lhtukkm — Bran. $15.00; shorts, j
20. Cuban filibustering steamer Hawkins bia, Pa.
resistance.
A blow from a crowbar
$16.60; middlings, $23.00.
10. One hundred and eighty people die of
sinks;
53
lost.
B uttku —1-ancv creamery is quoted at cracked his skull and the victim of cold
27. Fifty-four Welsh miners killed by ex­ heat in New York and Brooklyn; GO at Chi­
water
was
dead.
It
required
a
strong
plosion
..
.Feud
at
Talon,
owa,
ends
In
two
cago;
12 at St. Louis.
45c; fancy dairy, 35c; fair to good,
12. Cool wave___ Thirty die In a Pennsyl­
pull to detach the frozen feet from the deaths
20( ii 221yc.
30.
Five killed, 20 hurt, by exploding vania cloudburst. .. .Seven killed by boiler
P otatoes . — Oregon Burbanks, 50(3 rail, and when they did come patches boiler at Hollldaysburg, l ’a.
explosion near Alliance, Ohio.
16. Undertakers and cemeteries in New
7, u; tiai net ChileB, 70(880 c ; Early Rose, of skin still adhered to the steel.—Ana­
31. Salisbury concedes Justice of Monroe
doctrine and declares England’ s Inability to York overwhelmed with business; hundreds
80(3 90 (ier sack; California river Bur- conda Standard.
of
funerals postponed; heat the cause.
suppress
Armenian
outrages.
.
..
Murder
of
hanks, 65c per cental; sweets, $1.25(32
17. Death of Abigail Dodge (Gall Hamil­
Pearl Bryan at Fort Thomas, Ky.
percental for Merced, $2.60 for Jersey
ton)
at Hamilton, Mass.
Some (>1<I Jokes.
Febru ary.
lted.
18. Death o f Nicholas Crouch, author of
The Cornhlll Magazine publishes cer­
1. Senate passes silver bond bill.
“
Kathleen
Mavourneen.”
O nions —85c per Back.
2. $2,000,000 lire loss in Philadelphia....
25. Whltney-Vanderbllt wedding. .. .On­
P oultrv —Chickens, mixed. $2.00(i : tain extracts from an old French jest- Tremendous snowstorm in Northwest.
tonagon,
Mich.,
destroyed by fire ... .Nation­
5. Bh hard Klatke kills his father, mother,
3.00, broilers, $h60<*2 00; geese, $0.00; book which prove at least that Jokes
Democratic State Convention of Illinois
wife, three children and himself at Chicago; al
nominates
John
C. Black for Governor.
turkeys, live, 12‘jC; ducks, $3(34.50 are not very much changed, for some despondent.
. .. Bond bids aggregate $508,-
per dozen.
S ep te m b er.
of these are dull ns the pleasantry of 000,000, at a figure exceeding 110.
a. Three killed In Polish-Huiigarlan riot
1. Twelve killed by powder-house explosion
Eoos—Oregon, 32)«c per dozen.
our own day. They are comprised
C heese — O iegon .llc; Young Ameri­ under the heading Menaglann, and are at Whiting, 1ml___ Terrific storm sweeps at San Francisco.
Atlantic coast; Morristown, N. J.. inundated
3.
Gold Democrats at Indianapolis nomin­
ca, 12c per pound.
by bursting dam; Bound Brook wiped out by ate Palmer and Buckner. .. .Slight frost In
T ai . i . ow —Prime, per pound, 21 ,J(33c; j extracts from the conversations which flood ami lire, many li\«*s lost, immense Northwest.
took place at the house of Gllles Men­ property destroyed. ... Bridge near Bristol,
6. Eleven firemen killed at Benton Har­
No. 2 and grease, 2ni 2J,u.
Wool,— Valiev. 10c, per pound ; East­ age, a student and writer of the seven­ Conn,, swept away, drowning eleven work­ bor, M ich ....T w o men lynched at Glencoe,
men.
Minn.
teenth century. He was the author of
ern Oregon, 0(3He.
7. Death o f W. II. English at Indianapolis.
8.
Six of a coaching party killed near
Hoes—New crop, 9@10c.
8. Publisher Dunlop, of Chicago Dispatch, Warsaw, Ind. ... Family of four killed at
much literature, Ixith poetry and criti­
H ere —C ross, top steers, $2.76; cows. cal prose, and was considered a wit; sentenced to two years and to pay $ 2,000 crossing at Oshkosh, Wis.
obscene matter.
10. Cyclone at P a ris ... .Terrific storm on
$2 00(32.25; dressed beef, 4(j$5'gC per but whether he and his friends actual­ for 0. circulating
Ten sailors drown off Newburyport, Atlantic coast.-
pound.
Mass.
19. Tremendous storm In the E a s t....
ly
sparkled
at
their
Wednesday
gath­
M utton —Gross, liest sheep, wethers.
14. Grunt Atterbury lynched at Sullivan, British troops capture Dongola aud rout
dervishes lu Egypt. . . . Blot in Leadville; 1
$2.76; ewes, $2.75; dressed mutton, 5c erings may be guessed from a few' sam­ 111 .
17. Twenty die in a factory fire at Troy, four killed.
ples of the conversation there;
per pound.
N. Y.
23. Leadville under martial law.
V eal — .N et, small, 6c; large, 4,*sc
"I had taken the hand of Madame De
18. Sixty miners killed at Newcastle,
27. Mount Holyoke College burns at South
C o lo ....R ain of mud In Chicago.
per pound,
Iladley, Mass.
8--- When she drew it away Mous.
19
Bill
Nye
stricken
by
paralysis.
.
..
Mer­
29.
Many Southern cities wrecked by
lions—Gross, choice, heavy, $3.25-4 Pellitier said to me, 'That Is the most
cury below zero all day at Chicago; three storm; great life and property loss in Flor­
3.60; light and feeders, $2 60; dressed,
die
of
exposure.
..
.Clotlilng
cutters
at
Chi­
ida,
Georgia
and Pennsylvania.
beautiful work which has ever gone
$3.50(34.26 per cw t.
cago strike. . .. Dynamite a t Johannesburg.
O c to b e r.
out of your hands!' ”
South Africa, kills scores; fire at a masked
1, 8. Iowa semi-centennial Jubilee.
IN GUARANTEED ORDER.
.FOR SALE CHEA»
"Assume, sir,” said a gentleman In a ball in Lisbon, Portugal, kills fifty attend­
S e a t t l e , Wash,, Jan. 6, 1897.
8. Death of Du Maurier, the novelist.
ants
business
argument
with
another,
"thut
9.
Chicago
Day
celebration.
21. Fitzsimmons whips Maher In 1 minute
F louu —(Jobbing)—Patent excellent,
i-i
H.
P.
Hercules,
Gas
or
Gasoline.
10. Tw o bank robbers killed at Sher-
35 seconds. .. .Commander and Mrs. Balling-
$6.26; Novelty A, $4.75, California you owe me ten thousand crowns.”
ton Booth removed from commaud of Salva­ bourne, Minn.
1-2 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
brands $5.00; Dakota, $6.50; patent,
"Pray, sir," said the other. Interrupt­ tion
14. Meeker, Col., citizens kill three bank
Army lu America.
1-2 H. P. Regan, Gas or Gasoline.
$6 26; buckwheat flour, $6.60; per ewt. ing him, “ have the goodness to make
robbers, and hold a celebration over it.
22. Death of “ Bill” Nye.
13. Flight of W. T. Rambusch, from Ju­
23. Ballington Booth revolts against bis
(4.(0; graham, $4.50 per bbf; 10-lb : some other hypothesis!”
1-3 H. P. Oriental, Gas or Gasoline.
neau,
Wis.,
after
embezzling
over
$200,000
retirement in Salvation Arm y. . . .Seven peo­
sacks, $2.50 per cwt; rye flour, $5.00 ;
1-4 H. P. Otto, Gas or Gasoline.
during long term of years.
Above
a
fireplace
were
two
figures.
ple die In a Baltimore fire.
per bbl; 10-lb sacks, $2.50 per cwt; rye
10. First snow lu Northern Wisconsin.
27. New York Yacht Club expels Lord
1-4 H. P. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline.
meal, $4.50 per bbl; per cwt, $2.40; Justice and Peace, kissing each other. Duurn\ on.
17. First snow In Chicago. .. .$150,000 fire
"Look!" said some one. “ They are
1-6 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
28. Senate passes resolution to recognize at Holland. Mich.
rul ed oats, $6.76<&6 per bbl; hominy,
18. Death of Henry E. Abbey, theatrical
Cuba
$2.60 per cwt; cracked wheat, $3.25; saying 'Adieu,' never to meet again.”
1-10 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
29. $1.000.000 fire In Halifax. . .. Blots In manager, at New York.
rolled w heat, $5.50 per bbl; w hole rolled
The Archdeacon of Auxere. who was Barcelona. Spain, upon receipt of news of
25. Eight killed, 20 hurt. In wreck at St.
w heat flour, $2.76 per cwt; pearl barley, in tho habit of screaming in the pulpit, action of Congress; American consulate at­ Louis. ...S ix drown while boating at Den­ State Your Wants and W rite for Prices.,
ver.
per 100 lb sacks, $3.60; split peas, ligc;
tacked.
said of Bourdaloue, “ He preaches fort
M arch .
26 $1,200.000 elevator fire at Chicago.
table coriimcul, yellow, $1.70per cwt in
28, 29. Mercury at Chicago reaches 78 de­
bleu,
ami
I
bleu
fort.”
1 . Great floods In New England.
10-lb sacks; 60s, $1.60; white, 10s, $1.80;
grees...
Cyclones In the South and Okla­
3.
Berne
In
a
rage
because
of
slaughter
of
The Marquis Del Carplo, Viceroy of
6( s $1.70; flaked hominy, $2.50 per keg.
3,000 Italian soldiers in battle in Abyssinia. homa.
W heat —Chicken feed, $27.00 per ton. Naples, was going luto a church at
405-7 Sansome Street
4. Renewed anti-American demonstration
November.
O ath —-Choice, $24(>C.6 per ton.
Madrid, and saw a lady entering at the in Madrid. ... All Italy in an uproar over
3 McKinley elected President.
San Francisco, Cal...
Abyssinian
d
efea
t...
$200,000
fire
at
Johns-
B arley —Boiled or ground, $22 00 per same moment who wore an extremely
5. Storm o f sleet aud snow lu Northwest
town. Pa.
•
and Middle States.
ton.
14. Albert Wallace hanged at Pekin, 111.
beautiful diamond on a very ugly hand.
Gas, Gasoline and Oil Engines. to
H. P.
7. Schooner Waukesha and six meu lost
C orn —W hole, $22 per ton; cracked
IG. Frankfort. Ky.. under martial law.
off Muskegon, Mich.
"1 should prefer the ring to the hand,"
18. Five killed by powder explosion at
$23; feed meal, $23.
16. Mercury registered 70 degrees at Chi­
M ii . lstukkb — Bran. $16.00 per ton; said he. with no expectation of being Rip ton, N. Y.
cago.
Thirteen miners killed at Dubois, Pa.,
Be Helpful.
heard; but she Immediately touched by 23 explosion.
19. Death of Mrs. Siddons at Paris.
shorts, $19 00.
. .. Death of Thomas Hughes,
Steamer San Benito and five men lost
Help ever the helpless, be it a drown­
I red —Chopper! feed, $19.00 per ton, the collar of his order, which be was author, at London. .. .Blot at Holland, off 21. Callforn'a
coast. . . . Death of Inventor
ing fly or a brother floundering througli
middlings, $24; oilcake meal, $28.
wearing, and said, "I should prefer the Mich., ov r horsewhipping of a sensational Ferris of wheel fame.
newspaper correspondent.
the difficulties of life's first tasks. It
I I a A 1’iigct sound, per ton, $9(410; halter to the donkey!”
23.
Death
of
Campaninl, the tenor, at
28. $400,1X10 fire at Louisville. K y . . . . I l l i ­ Parma. Ita ly . . . . Mabley
&
Co..
Detroit,
fail.
Eastern Washington. $13.
ueeds not vastuess of resource, or ex­
nois Supreme Court confirms imprisonment
26.
Worst
November
blizzard
ever
known
MuoAR—Golden U in bbl, 43«c per lb;
sentence <*f Bankers Meadowcmft.'
MIND UFA I* I NO.
tent of power to minister such heart-
in Northwest; roads blocked and much stock
M.
M.
Nicholson,
who
lives
at
the
29.
Unknown
man
kills
Alvin
M.
Stone
extra C in libl, 4'...c; dry granulated in
killed . Apparently authentic report of
You ran rend a happy mind in »1 happy conn» anti wife, and wounds three daughters, near W eyler’s rout In Cuba, with loss of 3,000 corner of Curran and Anderson Sts., At­ help as the true-hearted can render. 1
hhl, 6c; cube, 6 ',c ; powdered, 6 ',e tenanre
without much nenetration. That is j Akron. Ohio; cause uukuowu. .. .Four die by men.
lanta, Ga., had a cancer for years. gee you the friend of the friendless,
pp-" < ash.
tiir tori of countenance toil loo Quondam t* i 1 - Are In New York.
27. 28. 21'. 30. Continued severe cold In It first appeared on his lip and resem­ the ungrateful, and ungracious; the
31 Storms In the Northwest. . .. Report of West
B utter — Fancy native creamery, brick Ion* sufferer or dyspeptic relieved ny Hostetter's
aud North.
Stomach Hitters wears. You w ill meet many execution by garrote of five Cubans at Ha­
bled a fever blister, but spread rapidly raiser of the fallen, though perchance,
26- ; select, 23c; tubs, 22c; ranch, 18c.
D e ce m b er.
such The great» stomachic and alterative also
and soon began to destrov the flesh. only perversely to fall again; the cheer
t ii kkm
Native W ashington,10i, 1 12c. provides happiness for the malarious, the rheu- vana. .. .Opening o f lake navigation.
2. 3, 4. Alarming Ice gorge In Chippewa
A p r ll.
His father and uncle had died from er of the cheerless, though it may be
B oultky —Chickens, live, | h r (round. matie, the weak and those troubled with iliac- !
Valley.
Wisconsin.
1. Ten die by fire In a Brooklyn tenement
0 . Strong Indications that Cuban Insur­ Cancer, and he sought the best medical tb. y droop ngaiu u lien your bright
liei s, 7(3 He; dressed, 9(3 1 lc ; ducks, $2 4 tion of the kidneys and bladder.
. .. .Trains oil B A- O. and Frisco roads held gents
will be successful: Weyler falls In his aid in different cities, but it seemed im­ presence has pnwted away.
3.56; dressed turkeys, 13 « 16c.
up....Cubans capture Santa Clara.
campaign in Dinar «lei R io ....F iv e killed lu possible to check the disease. Several
The lord mayor of Loudon wears a
G. Wedding of Gen. Harrison and Mrs. collision
Kuos— Fresh ranch, 28c; Eastern, 2.ly(
at Wadder. Texas.
operations were performed but the can­
Make money by suc­
badge of office which contains diamonds IHmmick.
24c per do».
Congress In session... .Reported death
7. Chicago elections retire 21 boodle aider- of 7. Maceo,
cer always returned. This continued
cessful speculation in
the Cuban Insurgent general.
t-Kssii M e a t h —Choice dressed beef, valued at $600,000.
men.
Chicago.
We buy and
9. Loss of North German Lloyd steamer for years until the partition in his nose
steers, 6 ' c ; cows, 6c; mutton, sheep, 6c
19 S B. Mlnchell kills W R o . Sands, Sailer
wheat th tft on
with 275 people, off Spain.
and his entire up­ margin* Fortunes have sell
his
own
wife
and
three
children,
aud
hiiu-
been
made
on a small
per poll m l; lamb, 6c; pork, 6c per
CATARRH CANNOT HK CI’RKD
11 Collapsed building at Jems, Spain,
per lip were eaten beginning by trading in futures. Write for
self st Pent water. Mich.
pound ; veal, small, tic.
13 Six killed ly falling trestle at Bed­ kill* 100 . ..M ine disaster at Hedges, Cal.,
full particulars. Best of re erenee given. Sev­
away.
All
treat­
P rovisions — Hams, ¡large, 12c; hams, With I.O!'AT. APPLICATIONS, as they cannot ford. 1ml. ..President Cleveland appoints kills eight.
eral years' experience on the Chicago Board of
ment having proved Traile, and a thorough knowledge of the busi­
Id. Tremendous snowstorm at New York
small. I2'4 c ; breakfast bacon, 10c; reach the seat of the disease, Catarrh is a FlUhugh Uve Consul General to C u ba .... City,
accompanied by extreme eokl; three
futile,
he
looked
ness. Downing. Hopkins A Co., Chicago Board
bh
od
or
constitutional
disease,
ami
in
order
to
Greater
New
York
bill
vetoed.
.
.
.
Democrats
dry salt shies, 6c (air lb.
people perish . .. .Chicago has mild tempera­
cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's observe Jefferson Day.
npon death as the of Trade Brokers.* Offices in Portland, Oregon,
and Spokane, Wash.
t atarrh t ’ure Is taken internally, and arts dl- I 14. J W Lehman, of Chicago, kills him­ ture; no snow, and sunny skies. ... Wide­
only relief.
spread agitation looking toward aid o f Cu-
rectly on the blood and mucous surf ares. Hall's self and three children---- 91.tHxi.0U0 fire at
“ Some one re­
H in F rancisco , Jan. 5, 1897.
Catarrh t ure Is not a quack medicine. It whs New \<*rk... $25«MX*> fire at Fnlrbury. III. | ban Insurgents.
IT.
England
shaken
by
an
earthquake....
prescribed by one of the l»est physicians In tin*
E VERY HEN
commended S.S.S.”
15 First fatal sunstroke of the year at
P oya TO sa — Garnet Chile, 40(3 60c; country
for years, and is a regular prescrip­ Philadelphia. .. Pheuoiuenal hot wave pre­ *5«$0,000 fire at Pittsburg ...Death of Herr­
Ilatrhed in P e t a lu m a
.he sa y s , “ and
salinas Burbanks, sV (4$l; Early Hose, tion. It is composed of the best tonics known, vails.
mann. the magician.
In c u b a t o r s
sta rt­
e d r ig h t , *nd is better
<a few bottles afford-
21. National Bank of Illinois at Chicago
7lH'iH(k'; River Burbanks, 80yi 40c ; combined with the best blood purifiers, acting
id. Base ball season open*. .. .Tempera­
prepared to «lv»* p r o fit ­
directly
on
the
mucous
surface*
The
perieet
closes.
¡ed some relief; thus
ture reaches vs decree* at Chicago, breaking
a b le cptu' ns beraus«
Sw<(ls. $1.25(3 1.60 per cental.
combination of the two ingredients is what
22. Three banks dragged down by Illinois
nt«cbines exclusively oni
for April.
encouraged I con­
Onions—50(460c per sack for yellow. produces such wonderful effect* in curing all 19 records
National.
.Two St. Paul banks fall. .. .Cash
s b»dy * he feature* «rhlch pro
Nine sailors drown off Long stand.
t
i
n
u
e
d
it,
and
Catarrh.
Send
for
testimonial*,
free.
Hduce the greatest number
Koos— Store, 23 3 26c ; ranch, 30c;
wheat at Chicago reaches SO1* after three
21
Baron
Hlrseh,
millionaire
Jewish
phil­
• o f rigorous C h ic k e n s .
V J « IIIINKY a V CO , Props., Toledo, O.
it was not long be­
ducks, 25c per dozen.
anthropist dies at Koniorn. G erm an y.... l months of almost uninterrupted advaucc.
* ’■
’*<*•
Inct»l>*tors f’-om fto up,
Sold by druggist*, price 75c.
fore the progress of
|»eon Say. distinguished French pofltleal and market continues strong.
P e t a lu m a In c u b a t o r C o., P e t a lu m a . Cal-
BuTtgR— I ancy creamery, 22c do
Hall'* Family Pills are the best.
economist, dies at Paris.
the
disease
seem­
seconds, Moi J le; fancy dairy, 21c;
.15 At Bo, k\lite. 1 ml.. Albert Egbert kills
C H ltl« a m i K m l s .
ed checked. I persevered
in its
seconds, 17 01 16c.
t know that my life w as saved by P iso’s five people without chuso , and commits sui­
Tlie sin ol’ a moment may blight the nse, and remarkable as it may seem, I
C n aiss- h snev. mild. new, 11(812:; Curt» for Consumption John A. Miller. cide; hi* sick sister dies from shock....
$l.txx».txs» luce b.arv tire loss at Cripple whole life.
am completely cured, and feel like I
An Subic, Michignn, April 21, t*XV.
fair to giKftl, lH410o : Young Am«'tea
Creek. Colo. ...T e n killed and twenty hurt
have new life.' S.S.S. is the most re­
H u m 1««* Eastern. io n SJ i>er pound.
In Kan sits, and three killed lu Virginia* by
The tirst Knglish work on anatomy markable remedy in the world, and BEST IN THE W0 RL0.
cyclones
Hop»— s*4 10c per :; >o und for new.
Its wearing qualities are unsurpassed, actually
was
by
Tbotuai
Vlonry,
iu
154&
27. Fatal storms in South Dakota. .. .Boers
everyone will agTee that the cure was a out
last i n f tun toxes o f aur nt er b ra id
Free
Wool - Sau Joa(nun iind Southern
pass sentence of loath upon lenders .*f the
from Animal Oil*. G ► T f H E G K M I M .
We s:iy that the good die young. As wonderful one."
co**t. poor, 4(45 ; do
4',(i$tH,'; San
Transvaal insurrection; President Krueger
FOR 8A I R BY ORKGON AND
WEEKLY
by
Monmouth, 111., Jan. 4 — A t a meet­
ing of the Monmouth presbytery of the
United Presbyterian church, Kev. J. O.
Stewart, of this city, was deposed from
the ministry and also from church
membership.
Owing to the peculiar
features in connection with this case,
much interest has been manifested in
church circles as to its final disposition.
About two yearB ago Mr. Stewart waB
a prominent divine of the United Pres­
byterian faith, doing service as an
evangelist.
Suddenly he espoused the
cause of faith cure, healing through
prayer.
The church reprimanded and
admonished in vain. Several trials en­
sued, resulting in his suspension from
the ministry. Last fall he made appli­
cation buforo the Illinois synod for re­
instatement.
That body referred the
oase back to the Monmouth presbytery,
which was unanimous for expulsion.
For the paBt year Stewart has boon
engaged in the formation of what is
known as the Pull lliblo church, which
advocates his peculiar doctrine.
He
has organized a church at St. Louis and
one in this city.
He has also sent out
several missionaries.
Perished In r Mine.
City of Mexioo, Jan. 4.— A terrible
disaster has occurred in the Santa Oer-
trusi mine at Pachnca, one of the most
famous silver mines in the oountry.
Per some cause not known fire broke
out in a level of the old southern work­
ings yesterday, shutting off the exit of
thirteen Mexican miners. Miners on
the outside went to work to try to put
out the fire and save the men. One
Englishman named ltiuhardsoii, an ex­
perienced miner, went down in charge
of the rescue operations, but perished
from suffocation. A ll the Mexicans
died from the same cause, or from
burning. The bodies have not yet been
recovered.
The affair caused great
excitement, as it is one of the worst
aocideuts in the history of Paohuoa.
T h e o n t r l . t V o t e .'
Chicago, Jan. 4.— The official can­
vass of the vote of Maryland for presi­
dent was completed today. Maryland
was the last state to report. The total
vote of the United states was 13,888,-
763. The vote was cast aa follows:
McKinley, 7,101,401; Bryan, 6,470,
656; Palmer, 135,066; Levering (P ro­
hibition), 130,560; ltentlev (National),
14,803; Machette (Socialist), 33,530.
McKinley’s plurality was 680,743, and
bis majority 316,800.
Kiploatun In a I’ owilcr Mill.
Xenia, O ., Jan. 4.— A m ill belong­
ing to the Miami Powder Company,
located at Goes, five miles north of this
oity, exploded this afternoon, killing
Jaoob Kreitzer instantly and fatally
injuring Joseph Happing.
Kreitzer
leaves a family.
Happing was not
married. The lose is $7,000.
It is a fact not generally known that
there was a tunnel under the Euphrates
within the walla of ancient Babylon.
K r I* Field'* %»hea.
Chicago, Jan. 4.— General Charles
H. Taylor, of Boston, arrived from San
Francisoo today in charge of the aahea
of the late Kate Field
He delivered
them to Miss Lilian Whiting, a friend
of Miss Field, who w ill convey them
to Boston.
MAHKET
LETTER.
* WILD CAT TALE.
REVIEW OF THE YEAR
Gladness Comes
W
wphoved LIVER pills
npm M H-.ITDRUNKENNESS
Cheapest Power...
Rebuilt Gas and
.... Gasoline Engines.
Hercules Gas
....Engine W orks
1
200
His Lip Gone.
WHEAT.
FRAZER
G o to any grocer and
Joaquin ftN.thill, g.K8Ì to choice, fit,ut
7 S|C ; vlu vt at’i neet't». 4 .if» 1...«• ; Nevada, ask for Schi/iing's Best tea:
heavv, fl-.r ¡'e ; (io, choice, 8 « Sl, c . North-
erti, chotee, UM 11c iper pound.
Japan, Knglish Breakfast,
H \ \ — W heat,
|l*> M) « heat and
Ceylon, or the
Oft, *7 à DI; oat, B• 2 8 \ •arlev. $7 it' d Oolong,
N 60; aliali a, tiiet cn>p. t4(ji 6 do second
Blend.
crop. $6.50<£0.60 ; clover. $ ih , i H: stock,
T i l . (l a s » l o r « l.raksrt.
$4.50*4 ft 60 ; |H*r ton.
He will pay you your
Youngstown, U ., Jan. 4. — Mr. and
Cil kl N 1 M i l
|f« X ican limes, $5.60,4
Mrs. Joseph Belts and child were 6.00; Califorma 1er
$!(« 1.26; do.
to rhu►tee, fl.60i ,,
1; lattcy. $2.60 money back if you don’t
found dead in bed at Struther, O., this
morning, and fonr boarders were in a
*
L
«
.
.
.
f
t
T KOflCtl
’alieni»« $1,00«i 2 00 like it.
comatose condition, all having been t>er hunch ;
4*,-. .|»(omsM,
et, f;: tAi^ii ou.
baa r raiio*.«
■>
asphyxiated by gas from a cook stove.
29 S,»evìnti tir»* at O lipple Creek. Colo .
doe* »1.300 UW» dûimage a aid wipes out the
town
so. llllnola Repu bltcan c OUT ention declares
for ! Mi Kin ley.
M ny,
»V Frarfiil lo** of life by «t'x plosion of a
t ’lnclui
nearly fifty
hurt
5 at r**et rar *tr ke In Milwaukee.
a t'let eliund*a sweeping civil *en lea order
»sai •• (Bee-bolder*.
pn»u
Many point* reeord temperatura of 00
dègr»
9 l.’ Anar Mit h . ha* 1730.000 fire . .Ash­
»and. Wis loar* half a milito« by fir
Coni Inned M V n tT * heat.
•u killed by explosion of boillar of
11.
1
j die g,XNl.
Boati >n Transcript.
S om e y ounff u ten w ould get alon g bet-
1 tor i f the y had : icsft point to th e ir ahoe*
am i mo re to th e ir con versa tio n .—
i Springtte hi. 111,. Ilfg itc r.
j
W e are* under la stin g «»bJitf.itions to a
................
»’ lip I IV/1 tUl
I sending ns by mall the ¡tern about the
j suow cruet In that locality being thick
I enough to boar up a freight train. We
j could hardly have stood It by wire.—
Minneapolis Tribuue.
A Real Blood Remedy.
Cancer is in the blood and it
to expect an operation to enre it.
(guaranteedpurely vegetable) is
remedy for every disease of the
Books m a i l e d
f r ee; address
Swift S p e c i f i c
Co., A t l a n t a ,
WASHINGTON MKIM H A N T S ^ I
and Dealers generally.
is folly
S.S.S.
a real
blood.
DAH 0 For
F "r tracing
tr*r,bg *nd
and
K
IN
*
I
"*• *>••»— « s i n a n . i t N i t k . P kiu l r « ~
locating Hold or Silver
<’en treasure* M. P. FOW-
toutbington. Conn.
p l P T I R I find P I L E S cured - no pay until
J k cured; send for book i-pa. M a HSFTILD A
P0RTF.RriKLn.ftJ8 Market 8t t N j i Francisco.
sss «
SURE CU R E ros PILES
AXLE
CREASE
P I S O '8 O I R E F O R '
CURES WHERE AU ELSE f AilS-
I Cough Byrurv. Taste* Wood Üi
Itn tSm* 8 4 br dmirist* I •Û
IZ H U Z B i
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