East Oregon herald., December 28, 1892, Image 1

BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, DECEMBER 28, 1892.
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trict Attorney
mule in
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
formation to
efore Aiderman
EKY WEDNESDAY
McMaster* chafing Hugh F. I
PROM Olili EXCH INGES.
Dempsey, district master workman
of the Knight df Labor, J. M.
’'•hr.«
Davidson and Patrick Ga’lagher
and P roprietors .
' hieb wj
The trial of Rev. Henry Presi rv- ’with felonious assault and battery
H I'll
J'l»»Wu
ed Sn.itl.
Smith. I>.
D. I'
D . , one of
ot .he
the profe-.-1
protees-j
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~ rpi,
and administering poison
lb«
TION RATES:
orsofLane
Theological
Seminary,
p.oo
a
men are implicated in the alleged
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of th° Presbyterian church, at (.’in-I
< Mond
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poisoning
conspiracy at Homestead
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cinnati
for
doctrines
con
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cinnati,
teaching
con-f
cinnati, ior <ta
g
'’according to the confessions
of ,.
ME!;
) l'I.l’ll I.1ST
„„„toil!«» »» aril» "I I bill «1 mr.,h
h<) were
5.01»
ier, „
who
pt. Magazine........
n
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Hint
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lhe
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5.20
K Weekly
jey
claim
that
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fis Buzar
RdZIM Hand ’
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_______________ ■’s Young People
3.75 may contain errors, has resulted in
Dempsey furnished a poison which a. y det< rminaiion w. 8 reach» d by , purest and most wu -I-so in bak i g
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his being found guilty of teaching j
they placed in the food given t<»
Volume. postage.
the . powder in th'-io i ket
heresy. It is said that he will ap- I
J
Warrants were I Mr Cleveland as to anv of
the
nonunion
men
|he above works can be ex-
Mr
,,aS T)ki
1 peal to the synod. Like the case
the Beading Room.
Mr. Dempsey surrendered I questions under discussion,
issued
1 of Dr. Briggs, of Union rheoiogical
Vilas and Mr. I iekjinson did not f A <lr-i>U.<- Aif.iin« the Piets.
>k" Mana
of i.erioilicH’r »re snlicileil
himself as sjjon as Wie learned a
r
s. à v.ipv
of their work for Seminary, of New 5 ork. it is not. a i
disclose it. Both left thecity yes
1 « túnen
__ _We
»«'filo
,
?m
file und
nifi hind
bin'l the
lhe I
warrant,
had
been
issued
and
was
“What.” a«k.-•» t^liristupner Col,
Ptttriihtfe,
b half volume. *'<<• «'•v • » ; question as to wheither he is a good
li eut.
'*‘11 ofurda
released in .¡F25 000 bail. Neither tertlay afternoon.
umlms
of hi- gob v friend Martin
man, or
Christian, but simple |
o. Haq« i
Mr.
Dempsev
nor
his
counsel
are
Ht tiiiiiciiij
Alonz.ii, Psuz
/“what shall we
whether he has perverted, his place,
Blaine Much Better.
ISING 1UAÌ1ÌS:
I
annoped
at
the
charge.
uatir-
yiic
r
'li ''»'»-.iti
•,»rld when we find
1 11)0 j mo j-ciuo j 1 J r as 'n .„minister and teacher of the
"il,
p
Preshy^prtAn
church,
to
teach
doc
.Ty .Ma;®,!
W ashington . Dec. 19.— At 9 o'
!»■> oo $s 'w ! »n r*ü H-' «1
Home l,.vi»<>l<-chtiU*H.
iioi’la-iatiJ .ch
12 ot i ÙI.O06L 2^00
«« I
“Let ’s ea 11
’’ira.” returned
trines
which
that
church
disallows.
i;> .nt) I 24. ¡Ml
¡.from!|- ■»
¡clock this morning a importer who
20 00 ! 82 00
the .Ilge-lil'iU' - 1
■because that
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4X 00
If he wanted to teach such things
le
A brilliant display of fiM*orkwl called at Blaine’s residence was
is on I SO.00
I'raft. tuinf,,
namedosen
’
i
rh
»
m»,
|
he
ought
to
have
retired
from
his
h anvthing,
(io.oo I no oa
can rcadjiy be produced by anyone! told the ex secretary was a w 'ike;
'ER A Mu J
placif of trust, first. If a-« the gen hiving good lungs, a pipe, a Candle ! i and his condition no worse thaï and it will m ik- ne • p . i • of all
»
1 WORK
v
letnl assembly says, men cannot and some thit peic-'s of tin foil, such [yesterdav
a fternoon. The ph y si t he centurit-.- .1.- iu . h I ns hatters.
i
unexecuted with neatness’■ te/eh what the
church belit-ves,
“ I h ti a g ci idea. ’ said the
aS is found wrapped about choco eitins had not vet visited him this
■Bonable rates
i
dt»t
them
step
out
of
it,
ami
not
trv
Pamphlets
I nul l’iin <n
lers,
late
Lead toll will not answer morning The statement given out great discover,.: . “and it goes.”---
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Ileails, .
I llcai's. Letter
to
use
the
name
and
influence
of
(
anís.
Tiexets.
:
’
e llea< s,
Placing the candle upon an oil 11hat he is ho worse seems io pre Chiciig 1 Ne «s ibt-cord.
Dodgers,
Etc\
Itatioiis.
the church to float their vagaries
cloth Jut le.I'ovor an i blowing the {dude the possibility that he shows
fib- fóWre-
kept regularly un _
•* i r. ci *
» <
*« in.» » .
». P. Rowell Newspaper Ad­ Let such stand on their own merit.
Hume upon the tin foil, the tin i III V marked improvement. Not
il) spruce st .. New ÏÜÜC.
tha i
The world has sifted all these qes
/ mor- I
lu«...» tiindl
immedniteiv fills th the cloth in I-ifnee President Garfield lay
ni i he rwtUr
, lions time And again: ami, if any
Th- large i'lop i U'HuebUc with a
u
ountled
b\
G
iirt.eaii
’
s
bullet
tally
jirttidiilx
the form ot incandescent globvles.
’■ »nnM>i M
«'lie
wants
to
thresh
over
this
old
broad,
nougnilm "tow answeit d
, DIRECTORY
»1 nubil'- "d
which execute a Brilliant darici has there been siici» a dis plaA’ of
•b '<
straw, there is room for such out-
tile I.eil Willi promptness
day will H
'.'ni h ■
efore they finally expire in th public interest in the conditioif of
‘ide the churches that ha've p »IW
.1« i.cM
“Miiiy,’ ie>o.liked ine in stress,
it »1 AH
form of a whitish powder.
Then i sick man as mimfests itself in I '«ii
KATt'MI Mjê
di nr lia <1
'hrongh tjw se questions and sett’e l
did I hear you e«*e. io a nom in
............ 7 jilenjaniin Harris' Mil
if l.bl•'»!’
is no danger whatever in the exper­ in the case of Blaine. The room
tn«* *hp
.. JF
levi I*. Mort.
>rtoi
•heir course as to 1 hem. It is on
the Kilcil -il »a.-o < Veumg that you
Jumes<i. Blain,
¡Huitrín»
iment and the expense is trifling in t he historic house on Lafayettt
irv *
i liarles Foster
ly
common
honesty
that
such
lead)
•m-
i
won id mai ry m i.>.
John W. Nohl.
I attraettoa
quart*, in which the «ink man lies.
Redfield Pmetu! ings l>e kept outride of the church
The UomerUic, u.vço icily.
Benjamin F. Trai t-
In Conterciu e Wi li ’ velami.
j ■ one in w hi« h the sick not»» Il#*®
'ulttire
Jeremiah M. R' st
! * Y ou dni h o 11 1 '
Wm. II. Millei
1
I is one in which an attempt was
John Wanamakei
ral
liusNia'.t Unr < iii Jew.
'
"Bac U liic
me young mat I
1
N
ew Y ork , Dec 19—Mr Cleve-
ate —l>RF.liON :
made to assassinate »Secretary Sew
J s Do’ph.
I heard you my yo.» nomo marry
| land entertained two members of
J. H. Mitchell
S t . P etersburg , Dec. 17 —The hi* old cabinet at his house Sa’tir a rd.
BiiiKer Herman!
Hie m^m t.« ion , Ai.,i , ' ’
fi PF »i n
D.Svlvi ster I’ennove
Russian
Senate
has
promulgated
ti
i«t«rrfhet»
R
Geo.
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W. McBri'h
I day afternoon and evening The
1 h< girl lu.-sid in i h uu m imugh-
sr tx.»i ir r <« mni».
[ho.
l’hil. MetRcliHii. law r.quiring that Jewish artisans
Week'r d
ruction R
J. B. M< Elrm
'
ty
scol
i i.
I visiti rs wre Don M Dickinson and
r Jim*«
R
Frank Bnkei shall only reside
in
places
whete
i
lltiwl. ««
“it was mu i ,,e s.iim , mem. I
S mator William F Vilas, of Wis
R
» R
S. Bean.
The State Chemist of the State of ’
ber turre*
R
Wm. P. Lon
• tlieial boards of trade exist, the
1 W. W. Thayei
D
|'’on'dn. They said vesterday that Washington, has examined the would remimi . <m. m- m. I mit ser-
Tarperà
Realien S Straliu. pretense being that the
.Jews can
>
th Nnæ*j
they had no hesitation in stating various baking powders of the niar­ vani s Is till Lhllll « It I
JUDICIAL ihstrict :
or hr
thus
be
more
effectively
placed
eiíht W
1)
M. I). CLIFFORI
that they liad been in consultation ket. and speaks emphatically as to
reinst
• D
chah . _________
F. H vi » e under oflicial regulation and sujier
h Volt«!
Mr.
tive
i Ki <’. H. Ki< hares i
Mt ' W
boards of t rade w’th Mr. < levelaml m matters re­ which he considers the best. He door. Blame i« i>iiig it death’s
ili) H enry B lackman vision.® These
apparent ij, m Washington.
lating to the interests of the North­ Isavs:
he ni» te I
t’NTY — Il ARNEY :
exist onlv in about 10 per cent, of
1 tie ductors say in; cannot recover.
,>»("« ■
west. The conference las ed sever­
A series of carefully made tests Bright’s disease is t ue malady.
.-
(l>)
R.iTHIfr
W m MILLER
he towns in Russia, and the d •«•ree
(in
P. I., shuielei
al
hours.
Among
the
matters
un
i
of
the baking powders sold in tins Tne nation will watch witii great
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1. s Gee, therefore.
means a vast addition
eR)
J II. Nea
der
discussion
was
the
question
of
(K)
market shows that the Royal yields II solicitude at tlie oeu.*lde of Itle foro-
A. GitUl'gs
o the misery and oppression und. r
.II»,'.. .
S. W. Millet
cabinet appointments. It was said the largest percentage of leavening tnos«. ot our statesmen, lid u>e encl
Biideut i R)
i
iHAS.X
EWELL
which the Russian Jews already
I»MVi<l"c«rj
that Mr. \ ilas ami Mr. Dickinson gas. This powder is also found free I comes.
labor. Many thonsand Jewish
ti» I
W m . A ltno
,K' (
had been asked for their < opinions from any harmful or even objection-
K. R. Silt
ir'isans will be compelled to re
as to the cabinet and other matters, aide ingredient; its constituent» are
land office :
move The object of the new lau
dice
J. B ItVNTINGTON
because Mr. Cleveland had learned of exceptional puritv. so combined
..H arrison K elley is believed to be to start the
Jews
from association will) them to rely that the powder produces the purest 1
mt
over the f ontier. whether other
control the inside or outsideT/or
upon their judgement. Noonehad and most wholesome ftiod.
Banking: Crap Game« only
countries «re willing to receive
SOCIETIES.
anv of the d -tails of the conference
There is, therefore, no question1 «¡or»(hin,r in the line. New work tiiat wins th«
them or not. The partial embargo
I REBE ci ’A Deirree No. 43.
to make public yesterday, and if Imt the Royal
. 1 id the strongest,. money Sealed pnrticnUrs and 44-Unue rataloau«
, on emigration to America had
"f»t Firn
faking
■bwder
RD Í SON.
W.
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e >1, ..I. u...rL' f. if
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CRAP BARK
POINTERS
1st and :hl Wednisilav.
B elle G eer . N. O.
fcl.Y BIIOS.
i
caused a cessation of the rush oi
Russian Jews to the frontier, and
I. M Runti Lodge, No 47
the Russian authorities, who are
«1 and 4UiThntada' a
J. * . *«»er Rac’d.
anxious to get lid of the Jews with
out
absolutely bayoneting them
SI \ HONOR I ih I kc .
«
M and 4th Mondar.
across the border, have been much i
A.ite Kina,Cot H
irritated by the change in affairs
L'II ii . e . N o . 77. I. O o F.
rhe new law. it is expected, will
I Fellow« Hall, ever; Saturday
»I r. Th..m,»,>ii N. i,.
start them again, and by being
I driven from one town to another
EA POST NO. 4*. <4. A. R
1» and d We Ine» !*» ,,f farh they ttiti |e hurried into exile.
A«
t Feh .»» Hail. All Comra. a
I»« Invited.
v,»»»»ir«. » ’o what iH'eonies of them after they
cross the bonier the authorities do
*’• 8. MAILS.
not concern thems«-lves
> - ‘ <»t •>
m:cm:p
mon i
a .accj
—L/M<7
1^,30 j cu. lc weekly. Semi fur Spe.n.....
J>r»wor K. Chlcaco, ILL
wA.tJ a
», e 1 and Full Aunouiicenient I'.ee.
«i *W«_T4tt
dally,
Iluth itemi a^y « I rested
r
X . ITT
o»ily, except Sandey
Th« Youth • Companion New Building
P ittssbi
ro ,
Pa., Dec. 19,_Dis-
'. 42 pn^’. sent m rr-- of «, -
*
Thrtr trrrt nf /t,m> • pm I entirrty bn The Comfximun. .
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tnann
re
W who »en *t« a »nbteripHon.