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EVENTS (IE THE HAT
M O O R E BROS.
M o m e y -it-la i and MirjPdWIe.
Practice? in a1! th e courts of this state
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O rders by m ail pro m p tly tile d .
MORO. SHKRMAN CO U N TY . O R EG O N . T H U R SD A Y . OCT. 8. 1896.
V O L . V III.
PU BLISH ERS.
B. H O S F O R D
We Print Envelope«, Tar«, Bill Heads,
le tte r Heads, Posters, Statements, Pro­
gramme»*, Cards, C:rcu>are, I Jit«eis, Note
Heads, Books, Briefs, Sale Bills, Pain-
Anything on the Earth in the
) >hlete.
one of Printing, so Don’t send Your
Orders oat of the County.
Qvits slid CHtcar. Andreas
D . C . IR E L A N D & S O N S
J
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
E p it o m e
..BA N K E R S .
MORO
OREGON
T ransact a G eneral
B an king B u siness
Letters of credit isaned
available on Eastern states
O re g o n .
ot
th e
T e le g r a p h ic
N e w s o f th e W o r ld .
TERNS TICKS FROM THIS WIRE.*
L L 'R K E S
C ollection» «mute at all p o in ts on favorable
k m , S icbt **<•! i»n«t* and tric a ra h e tran»-
f, rs so d <«u Sew York, i'k icag o . M L om U San
P orti* il, 1 n r balle* and v arious
¿ tto riifj-P -la w . N o ti'y Public, Real Estate p Francisco,
o tu ta in O n g o a and W ashington.
* ■ In t* r * * tla g
and Collection Agent.
C e lle e tlo n e f It e m * F r a n
th e T w o IIe u t la p h e r e * P re a e n te A
In n C o n d e n t e d
F o r« .
A T o u c h n t 'V o iita n lv U ia r « .
The members of the party composed
of federal generals who are touring th«
country in the interests of the Repub­
lican party unite in saying that the
moat pleasing incident so far of their
journey waa a delicate bit of courtesy
shown by Mrs. Bryan, w ife of the
Democratic candidate for president,
who, w hile the prooeasion in honor of
the visiting generals was moving past
her house in Lincoln, Neb , displayed
over her door a large portialt of W il­
liam McKinley, tastefully draped in
the uatioual colors. It was a t<>u<ah of
womanly garce, lieautiful as it w is u n ­
expected, and General Alger says that
he w ill cherish it as a sweet recollec­
tion plucked from au acrimonious
campaign until the end of his days.
W ÏKE1) Bï WIND
D e s o la t io n in
th e
P a th
o t th e
H u r r ic a n e .
IIUNDKEDS KKN DERED HOR ELKS8
Th«
Town
*h «
of
( e <ta r
K ry s
L e v e le d
« J ru u itd - H l » « j - * » r » « u
P e r­
s u n s K i l l e d Iu t h « H la le ,
to
b . C. IK K L A S D A 3O S X ,
M o ro , e û t rm a n c o u n ty , Or
N O . .'a t.
A HOLD-UP THAT FAILED
A D e p u t y M a r a li a l " a s A b o a r d a n d
K i l l e d O n * o f t h e B a n d it s .
V ast
TESLA’S LATEST INVENTION.
He
Albuquerque, N. M., O ct 5.—An
attempt was made tonight to hold up
paafiouger train No. 2, of the Atlantic
Hi Pacific, due here at 8:45, just aa it
whs leaving Rio Buercio budge, thirty
mil«* weat of here. The attempt whs
a failure, owing to the prompt ao’tiou
of United htalea Deputy Marshal
Loomis, who shot one of the rob be is
dead and made it so uncomfortable for
the others that they fled. Rio Buercio
is only a pumping atation w ith a tele­
graph office, in chaige of the pump­
man.
W nile the train w«a standing at the
station, it w as boarded by three- masked
men. who compelled the engineer to
uncouple the engine and expreas car
from the train and run th< lu on to the
bridge. The pumpman at once sent
word to this city and the Atlantic Ac
Pacific company sent a special tram
witn officers to the scene
At mid-
uigbt, the train arrived at Albu­
querque.
Conductor Sam Heady states that
when the train reacned the Rio Puer-
cio tank Engineer Ross said that a pin
in the engine was out of gear, but he
thrugh he oould go up the divide. The
conductor thought not, and just as the
euigneer waa about to fix the pm three
masked men jumped on the engine,
when shooting Ooinmenced.
A lan­
tern was shot out o t the hand of the
brakemau, after which the eugioeer
was told to uncouple the enigne and
the express car from the tram.
Deputy United States
Marshall
Loomis, who has beeu in Aritona on
tne trad of the Southern New i l e i o i
bandits, was on bis return to the city,
and he left the smoking-car when tne
Qr«t »hot was tired. He took deliberate
aim at one of the robbers, shooting him
through the head. I n e man ran for
100 yards and then dropped dead. Tne
ott «*r robbeis r tiros ted to the Malpaia,
where their voice« calling their oom-
rsde oould be heard.
Conductor Heady states that Loomis
remained at Rio Puercio, expecting
the robbers to return for their dead
comrade, w hile Cade Selvy, special se­
cret service officer of the railroad,
who was on the tram, met the p eat of
officer* at A tlantic and Pacific Junc­
tion. and returned w ith the partv to
Rio Puercio.
The hold-up was a failure financial­
ly. the robbeis securing no money.
Loom is thinks that the hold-upe are the
same gang that robbed the Separ j>»«t-
iffice a few weeks ago. and have been
terrorizing Southern New Mexico, and
that the dead robber waa the leader.
K le r t r ic a l O a r lla tu r
F « rf« c t« 4 .
im m ig r a tio n
Laws
O u t A r m e n ia n
and
1»
W ill
Ear
R e fu g e e s .
PIULAN IliDPISIS
S e c r e t a r y C a r li s le
f« Ia y
IN I EKESTED
I n t r »
«
L < < r < i« e
L e u le n r y th e I . a w
A llu u a .
"
» it
th e
at
t.a a t
New York, Oct. 5 —Nicola Tesla
baa explamed the principles ot the elec ­
trical oscillator for which he has juat
obtained a patei t. He haa been work­
ing on the idea for ten years.
"The object of my oscillator," laid
Mr. Tesla, " it to provide a simple,
compact and effective apparatus for
producing greater effects with existing
circuits carrying direct currents. Prac­
tical electricity is too expensive. It
must be cheapened so the multitude
may hr.re advantage of it. That is all
1 am aim ing at.
"My new invention is simply thia:
In any given circuit I in terp xe a de­
vice in the nature of a choking coil in
order to give the circuit a high self-in ­
duction. I also provide a circait con­
troller that may be operated to make
and break the circuit.
Aroond the
point of interruption I plaoe a conden­
ser to spire the energy of the discharge
current, and in serve with such <x»n-
denaer I place a transformer which be­
come« the source of currents of high
frequency.
"Inasmuch as the self-induction of
the circuit through whioh the conden­
ser discharges, as w ell aa the capacity
of the condenser iteelf, may be given
practically any desired value, tne fre­
quency of the discharge carrent may
be adjusted at w ill."
Jacksonville, F la., Oct. 6 .—Com­
The Idaho m ints, located in the Slo­
Washington, Oct. 2 —The a’tfution
F m rtd e u t.
Cashier.
munication w ith the interior is te-
cum
district,
British
Columbia,
have
of Commissioner Hr amp. of the em i­
and
P
lats
furnished
Abstracts
fctortd, and the news of the destruction
just declared a dividend of (20,000.
grant bureau, was today call«' 1 to the
to order
uf life and property by Tuesday’s hur­
The owners of the property expect m
movement looking to tne col »uizati n
H a t r b l i l r l * on • S tr ik e .
ricane becomes appalling.
Hundreds
future to receive a dividend of from
in this country of Armenian ref ogees.
M c C o y R n t l d l u r . M o l o « » ., M o r o . O r » < n *
Rather than have their te* th ex- of persons are bouieb-t>s and must
T h e D a lle s , Or.
(15,000 to (20,000 monthly.
Commissi’*ner ¡Stump
.d h cr- tary
smintHl and repaired, half of the 300 suffer i n n hunger uule»a relief shall
Carlisle and him self Lao be*n fully
A general tanking business transact­
M. s v i n i
The barge Sumatra, the consort ot girl employes ot Edwin Gould's big be quickly furnished. Reports to the
advived of such a movement, and va­
ed. deposits received, subject to sight the \V. B. Arnold, from Chicago, w ith
match factory at Passaic, N. J ., have Citizen from many different towns, in ­
rious appeals h?d be* a made from
! draft or check.
a load of railroad iron, fouudered off gone on a strike, and declare they w ill cluding all of the important points in
P.:Y 1C1AN AND SURGEON.
Col lections made
and
proceeds
Lady Henry Somerset,
Willard
Government
pier,
near
Milwaukee.
Levy,
Lafayette,
buwanee,
Columbus,
never
work
for
such
a
horrid
man
1 promptly remitted on day of collection.
and English and American relief as­
Four
sailors
were
drowned.
The
cap
again. Phosphorous, which is used in Bradford ar.d Baker counties, »how
Sight an 1 telegraphic exchange sold
sociations, asking tne co operation of
O ffc u O yer D rug S tore
on New York, San Francisco and Port­ lain, mate and cook were rescued by a m aking matches, if allowed to act on that sixty-seven jtersons were killed,
the gevernment in furnishing these
life-saving crew.
land.
decayed t«*eth, w ill evutually subject and sixty-two injured. These are the
stricken people an asylum m tne United
lilliK C r O K R :
Jennie Love was shet in the bead and them to disease and leave them crip known causa I ties. To this total, prib-
States; but, w hile the sympathies of all
M » r« . O r r ç ,
D. P. Ttioupi-ox,
Jxo. 8. S c h isc k ,
Instantly killed by W illiam ¡Swanson pled for life. Damage suits may re­ sbly a considerable number must be
good people must be aroused in their
En. M. W iu u x « . Gro. A. Ltb.Bg,
Gould, therefore, ordered the added to cover those not yet beard
in St. Louis. The testimony of several sult.
behalf, of coarse the government m esi
II. M. B kalu
P.
A.
A.
W 1THAM
D
witnesses goes V» show that the bullet girls to submit to au examination by a from.
enforce the laws as th»*y e x ist Tne
The lota of life was greatest at
which ended the w om an’s life was in ­ dentist, but they refused.
matter was being investigated, and if
Cedar Keys, on the Gulf of Mexico,
phcichs is# sarttas.
The Dalles National Bank ! tended for W illiam Lee, a negro wi"h
any law ful means could be found, they
W i l l K»a<1Ju»t W a g « K a t e s .
where the hurricane entered the slate.
whom Swanson had been quarreling.
would be exercised in behalf of the
The Carneige ¡Steel Company, of Over half of the known deaths occur­
O f H a lle * C ity . O r . f 'i n .
Jealousy about the w oman is the cause
refugees.
Tne law on tne sobject,
OREGON
¡R.V
VALLEY
Homestead. Pa., has notified its em
red at that place. The destruction of
however, strictly prohibits the landing
alleged.
ploy«* in the m ills that a "readjust­ valuable timber, turpentine trees, farm
TALE OF HORRIBLE CRUELTY.
MOODY
President
in thia country of all persona likely to
A vicious SL Bernard dog attacked ment" of the existing wage scale is de­ crops, phifcphate works and buildings
« 'ffic * : T e l e p h o n e $ h * n a * n
MOODY
Cashier
bt-cume
pablic
charger,
and
also
"any
a party of school children in Marys­ sired by the company. This, the men of every description in the counite«.
lo m s t*
A liu o « t
person waoee ticket or passage money I d i o t i c P o o r F a r m
v ille, Cal. Laura Baumann, aged 7, say, means another cot in wage*. U n ­ ir.cnt in ed forcin g a belt across the
B u r le d A l l * * .
RS. J. EDGING TON and
la
paid
for
w
ith
the
money
of
others,
or
D
General Banking Business
was bitten about the faoe and bead au i der the agreement with the workmen, mate from s«ititbw»i>t to north«ast. w ill
OLIVE HARTLEY
Norwich, N. Y ., Oct. 5.—Flcyd Ab­
who is assisted by others to come in."
w ill probably die; Baby Ruch», was ea-'h side is required to give a niuetv aggregate hundreds of thousands— if
Transacted
Lady Henry Somerset, it is under- bott, deputy superintendent of the poor
almost torn to shreds, its arms and days' notice of any change desired iu not rnilln ex—of dollars.
ettjod, inquired whether bonds would of Chenago oounty, has been arrested
r CYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
breast were terribly bitten, and it can­ the wages paid.
The present scale
Full and authentic advices from
Sight exchange sold on New York.
be received that the»e Armenians would on a warrant issued by Justice Mc­
not
recover.
Albert
Ruch*
was
bitten
expiree January 1. when the new scale Cedar Revs late t< n.gbt show the a l­
San Fram . mx », Portland, Or.
not become public ch ;rges. A reply Mahon, of Prestcn, in which town the
W a»r.> - .
O i f< o n .
most total d«istruction of the t > wd , and
Collectio.is made on favorable terms through the wrist, and w ill reoover, w ill be pot into effect.
has be -n sent that the department can­ oounty farm ia situated. Tne com ­
unless rabies follow*. A little girl
at all acces?ible points.
the losa of thirty-nine liv es T n isis
not accept bonds, except under rpec.al plaint was made by Thomas Weaver,
S
t
u
n
u
o
a
t
h
«
P
o
to
m
a
c
-.
was bitten in the leg. but w ill recover.
believed to include the complete roll o l
circumstances,
after thorough investi­ one of the most responsible men of the
Office at Wasco Hotel. Spec al atten­
Reports from the upper Potomac
town, who lives at the county farm.
“ Doc’’ Payne and Lon Beckwith, •how that high wiuda did great dam the d«ad. At ¡xhell Mound, a great
gation of each individual cane.
tion g ven diseases of women and child­
He aaya in an affidavit that Abbott
m iddle-w eights, met in Cleveland, O ., age to property thia side of the m oun­ pleasure res*, rt near that pla.*e. a party
ren.
It
probable the law puts an in ­
C R A S S VALLEY. OREGON,
for a finish fight for (250 a side and tain. In addition to the wind, there of five men. three women and three
surmountable obstacle in the way of re­ attempted to bury alive George Mi-
comber, au inmate cf the idiot ward;
the gate receipts in Lavac's gym na­ was a cloudburst that toon ch an gel the children were camping out. Some sur­
lief in the manner proposed.
J . V . O 'L E A R Y
IX-----
that be forced Ma comber into a grave
sium. In the seventh round, when sm all tributaries into raging t< rr«*nis, veyors making their way home afv»r
•‘PRISON GATE HOME."
in the «xunty farm cemetery and held
Payne was all but knocked out. the currying away much farm property and |b« storm found eleven bodies strewn
^
2 ‘ . .............
on the shore, under logs and brush.
him there w hile the grave was par­
ice burst in the doors and stopped washing sw ay many bridges
On a They were close together, which would
K e f i ’ C» f o r K a - C « « * l r U t o B « < ip « D * 4
tially fillod, and until, in his struggles,
the fight, arresting all the pnnet pals, short spur of the railroad leadiug to
io C h ie a g a
lnotcate te s t they wete simulanteously
M V M FA C T l H Z * OF
bis victim finally broke away and es­
seconds
and
referee.
Two
hundred
K u t lr t lg * . O re g o n
Berkley Springs, thirteen bridges were killed by the tidal wave.
Eight ether
Chicago, Oct. 2 .—A "prison gsta caped. On another occasion Mac j-nber
HARNESS. ER1DLES. HOBBLES. ETC. spectators were in attendance, and carried off.
bodies have been found on the beach.
only ten of them escaped, jumping
horn«" for ex-convicts w ill be opened was set upon and beaten by Abbott
R. C. W u x i » , I k puty, Rufus, Or.
Tw»uty £*heremn are still miasmg. all
T h « P a w « r * M a c « A < r» » < 1 .
from the windows. A ll of the patrol
by the Salvation Army st 17 North w ith a shovel and curelly cut and
E. Oi l *. Deputy , Grass Valley, f
There is, says a London dispatch, of whom are probably dead.
Clark street Thursday evening. Com­ bruised. He was then compelled to
Special Attention Given
wagons in the city made trip after trip
Duxii g the hurricane at Cedar Keys
to Orders......................
mander Booth-Tucker w ill be present, strip naked and waa thrown into the
conveying the crowd, which contained very g*jod reason foi behvem g that an
II znky S« H VI
tz , Deputy, R nt. Or.
aud work w ill also t<e l-v u n on food creek which runs through the cemetery.
many prominent citizeu*. to the sta­ important agreement has beeo reached the water came up with the wind, and
Abbott pleaded gu ilty to the com­
between the great powers hnd that all down the pnucipal streets rushed a
and shelter houses for the unemployed.
tion.
w o w * » « » im -
danger of a European war has. for the mad torrent, up n which fl. a ted home«
Chicago w ill be tae first city in the plaint, and made no attempt to explain
It is reported that Lewis Gim m , ot
present passed away. It m<y now be boats *nd debris of every de»cripti m
United States to h iv e a refuge for dis­ or defend hia actions His fine waa
Cleveland, O.. the holder of the Am eri­
hoped that the danger haa been con­ W hile the tetupe-st was at its height,
charged prisoners
under Salvation paid by his employer. Superintendent
can 24-hour indoor biycle rec >rd, is
the B ettelini bocse. the Sch»inmer
jured
by
diplomacy,
which
alone
ws*
Army
auspice«,
though
a similar ineti- Sprague, and Abbott is still retained
STRUCK
IRON
BY
ACCIDENT
m entally unbalanced frem the effects
capable of dealing saf-.-ly and ade­ house and John Mi* n il s residence t«x k
tuti >n is soon t<- be opened in New ss depoty.
H n jr e a n d E x p re s s L in e
of
his
remarkable
performance
ir
that
fire and w<re burned. T te deetruc
la (ìnui 'alley. <>rr(u*.
quately with the problem.
York. The army now has pr.s u gate
city last week. Gimm r de
m iles
tu n of pioperty was very great, the % C h ic a g o M a n M a k e « a V a l u a b l a D ie - ucmes in successful operation in To­
D O U G LA S A L L E N
- P roprietor
HARROWING TALES.
c
o
<
e
r
y
.
and 1,115 yards in 2 3 ‘« hours, break­
M lu « « t « B e W o r k e d .
losa being e«tim«ted at (250,0<Kk
E. C . M a h a n v ..
ronto.
in
England,
Australia
and
South
ing the American record by more than
Chicago, Oct. 5. — Iron in unknown,
Preparations are being hurried for
Africa. It ia intended that the home, T # v * ot C e d a r K * y * S a id t o B * N e a r l y
hau te , c sp a b l* of d o r i
tra
He would have fallen from the resumption of work iu the Bison,
but presumably large quantities, has
GREAT FISH STORY.
[» tite r « u r i a c 4 wrxvi re- S3 miles.
W r » c k * d .
after
it it once fairly started, sh ill be
his wheel at the finish but for the Little Johnny. Mehala and Resurrec
a 61 abed a* above and re
been discovered m the sand on the lake
entirely
self
supporting.
Ccmmodiuus
u a »bare o f th e p n bl r judges, who noticed the movements of
Pensaools, F Is., Oct. 5 — Railroad
A gentleman
tiun mines, at Leudviile. At least 500 F o u r t t u u d r v d a n d T w « l » « T o n * W « r * shore off Wsukegan.
. ad r a -e * s « n *fa t ilo »
quarter* have been secured in the build­ communication w ith the eastern and
the rider and carried him from the men aro expected to go to work aoon.
g n a rs a l« rd .
w hile »trolling along the »her* at the
l a u i h l In ( J ii* I f a n l .
ing which has been ooccpied by the m iddle parts rf the state has just been
track.
place threw a sm all magnet on the
men's training garrison. The latter re-established, and harrowing tales are
Seattle, Oct. 5 — A Port Tcwn»end
Leave Moro Ho’el at 8 a. m. Monday, ;
sand.
When
be
picked
it
op
little
A H « « 4 E n d V o l lIs lo B .
Manuel Gregory, ooh-red, was shot
Wedmedav ard Friday.
w ill be located at acme point in the being received over the peninsula of
dispatch to the Po»t Intelligencer says:
Two freight trains ooliideri at Phil- The catch of ss linen in South western back specs adhered to i t The owner heart of the city not yet decided upon.
in Chattanooga, Tenn.. w hile attem pt­
Leave I'mati.la Hooee. The Dal e?, »t
Florida.
of
the
magnet
made
a
hasty
examina­
Ohio railroad, Alaska is about 30 per cent mere than
8 a. m. 1 ueeday.Thursday and Satnrday.
ing to rob a house. The ballet, fired s*.<n, on the Baltimore
The Salvation Army l* working in con­
It appear* that the storm left tbe
Fare for the round tr.p, f t 5tG oreara* E
WEST.
Offgoo at a distanoe of tw elve feet, struck 134 mile« east of Prttsburg. Pa., mak­ thst of l»at year, and about equal to tion of it and then hurried to notify junction with the civic federation's bu­
guif and struck the coast a bent Cedar
the
owners
of
the
land
cf
his
find.
Í . ' ■ Fl
. 4 ’ < * : > a ;
Gregory in the head and fattened out ing one of the worst wrecks in the his the paok of the p n x e-in g year. Wnat
reau of charities, of which Dr. Ayre* Keys, which is said to be almost com­
wack ase?, 15 and 15 cents. Orders for
For years the sand from thst point
as it if had been made of paste. The tory of tne toad. Tw elve tramp« have is lelieTed to hsve been the largest
is in charge, and it is expe.ted that pletely wrecked. From there it swept
tre’ght or expr sa packages proni p:!< L a r g e s t a n d M o s t C o m m o d io u s
been taken from the wreck, six of number of fish ever taken st one fiaul has been used for plastering in Chicago the efforts in behalf of former prisoners in a northeasterly course, its diameter
n egri is not seriously injured.
and carefully attended to at reasorarie
and
frequently
the
predominance
of
whom were dead. The other ait are was made at Karluk this summer. Iu
w ill be extremely practical and prove being about forty mile« across the state,
H o u s e in M o ro .
rates. Af ply to C. H. Williams, Moto. !
Hon. W illiam C ollins W hitney and
in a serious fvnditiuD. The two en­ one haul 75.000 fish were caught. "black sand." as the iron gTsins are valuable in reclaiming men a<tisted doing fe a r fd damage at the towns of
Mra.
Edith
8.
Randolph,
were
married
W ,-U K e p t . G o o d M r * l i . G o o * R * > l* .
gineers and firemen were injured seri­ Each fi»b averaged about eleven called, caused it to be thrown ont on from paths of crime.
G ain ean lle, High Spring», Newberry,
at Bar Harobr, Me. It was au in­
ously and one perhaps fatally. The pounds, and the entire catch weighed account of its great weight and dark
Lake City, Bransford, Callahan and
formal affair. Tnere were no brides
ooli>r.
A
quantity
of
the
iron
grains
GAY SOCIETY WOMEN.
W ants of customers carefully attended maids and no best man. The entrance crew of the fast frsight train lost con­ about 412 tons. It is aim . at impos­
many others
were
separated
from
the
sand
by
a
trol
of
the
train
on
a
si«-»-p
grade
It
to. Patronage of the pub ic is respect­
sible for a person unfamiliar with fi-Ji
Mach damage is reported at Jackson­
to the church was a ma»s of roses,
roa.
F. E. BROWN. Pa*
fully solicited by the management.
was going st a high rate of speed when ing to realize the vast pile of fi»h in magnet and sent to an assayer. He re­ A « v * n t * * u A r r * * t « d In a r o o l r o u u * R a id ville, but no loss of life, as the center
laurel hydrangeas and potted plants.
ported
that
the
lron
was
69
per
cent
it struck the other train, every car be­ such a hauL
In C b i r a c o .
of the storm seems to have passed to
pure and was of first-class quality.
D. M. Browning, controller of Indian ing thrown to a oommon center in the
G R A N T . W ASC O A N D M ORO
the north of that city. The loss of
Chicago,
Oct.
1.
—
A
woman's
pool-
I U » T h e a t e r K a t Q e e s ile « * .
affairs, has made his annual report to collision and ground to stom a
room has been discovered and raided property cannot now be ascertained but
STOLE HER BABY BROTHER
the secretary of the interior. He says
San Francisco, Oct. 6. — Alfred Bou-
by the police. Seventeen wemen. all it ia very heavy, not only in the towns,
M a m fs* t s r * r o i and D ealer la
It
H o ld P l o t .
that w ith no outbreak or disturbance
vier. the manager of the Baldwin thea­
K o « » B r o b i u r r H a * H e r O w n I d e a * o f said to be member* of South Side so­ but on farms, where the crops were de­
during the year, the progress of the In­
- - -- * A
A plot to ovethrow the government ter. thinks he has s« lved the feminine
lip s ,
Harness,
ciety. and attired in silk clothing and stroyed.
F r o p rlr ty .
diana in general education and c iv iliz a ­ of Nicaragua and k ill President Zel­ head-gear problem and that dipkm scy
wearing diamonds, were arrested, to­
Spurs.
Saddles.
Oakland,
O
ct
5
—
Roae
Brohmer,
the
tion has been uninterrupted and sub­ aya, has been discovered and frustrat­ in such dilemmas as bis w ill prove bet­
JUDGE GRAY INDICTED.
M P lilia SiSiESiES EOJTE.
Matthew gether with a oolored boy and an in­
Slirmps,
stantial. The main effort now. as for ed. Some of the most promiueot peo­ ter than force. The plan he has de 16-year-old daughter of
Bridles,
spector
for
a
telegraph
company.
may be brought into court on
la m prepared to offer first-« lass ac-
Collars,
Ships. 4c. many years, must be to put the In­ ple are im plicated in the plan, which vised for persuading the ladies to re­ a Brohmer,
When the police broke into the pool- C h « r K« d W i t h C a r r y i a g
writ of habeas corpus if her younger
dian upon b it allotm ent, teach him to was w ell prepared.
commcdat ons to th - travelicg tn h lic ,
Since the cloae of move their hats consists in the follow ­
" «apua.
room
in the building at 351 Thirty-
with assy «-oa< h*s. good U t u i and ac­
support him self, protect him from en ­ the last rebellion, in which Zelaya was ing pretest, which, engraved cn a brother, now demanded by the parents,
Aatoria,
Or.,
O ct 5.— This afternoon
third
street,
the
occupants
were
busily
commodating drivers.
croachment and injustice, and educate victorious, his enemies and a majority caid, w ill be presented on a silver sal­ but kept in seclusion by the girl, is not
the grand jury return«»d an indictment
engaged
in
exam
ining
the
entry
cards
UiTU.
» KKlVr?
of his former allies, namely, the con­ ver to the wrman who wears a high forthcoming.
his children in books and industries.
against County Judge Gray on a charge
The young woman's reasons forkeep­ at Oakley, Winsdor, S t Louis and tbs
The steamer U m atilla, from San servatives, have been plotting to up«et hat to the play in the future:
, m '<! - . . j i » i. i
Ideal Park races and ic placing beta of carrying a concealed weapon. The
ing
her
brother
from
his
parents
are
w*i •—------1»’ IS «. a w* co_____u» so ». «
‘The management sincerely regrets
Francisco to Puget sound, struck on the government by force of arma The
All kinds of repairing promptly
With the appearance of the police th« complaining witness was Jehu Stephen­
M H«..---- - t:Or. a Orant
....
J0 r. m
and neatly done.
the rocks off Point W ilson promon­ barracks and palaces were to be as- any personal annoyance this may cause accepted by the authorities as little room became a serne of pandemonium son. one of the witnesses for the de­
g trie t a tte n tio n w ill be g i v - n to all boaiuea*
eu trn ated io a*j e -re . t iprt-aa and o th e r f-arc-
tory, in Discovery bay, near Port aaalted sim ultaneously, and President you, but must respectfully request that short of remarkable. She became in ­
Some of the women fainted. Others fense in the case of the Uniontown
Second St.. Near Moody’s Warehouse Townsend. A ll of the passengers w eie Zelaya was to be asaasonated The you remove your hat, ss complaints censed at the conduct of her father a f­
*<-<■ j- r o x p t i j d i l:\e r e d .
screamed
and tied handkerchiefs over rioter*. The incident that led to the
landed safely by means of sm all boats. barracks were to be blown up with have been l«jdged that it interferes ter he had left bis w ife and home, and their faces.
complaint against Gray oocurred in the
finding
that
her
rebukes
had
no
effect,
with the comfort and en joyn eat to
The starboard bow of the steamship dynam ite in case the assault failed.
In five minutes the police had col­ early part of August, during the pre­
decided
to
remove
her
younger
brother
which those seated back of you are en-
was stove in badly and the steamer is
lim inary hearing of the case* against
A n o t h e r B l< I» « flr lS .
Seme lected cards dropped by the oocupants
titled.
(Signed) The Baldwin, ban from her father's influence.
leaking seriously, but rests above the
containing the entries at the four race­ the alleged rioters, and a* the result of
A comparative statement of the re­ Francisco."
three
years
ago
her
parents
were
di­
water supported on the roc Ms. The
a heated argument between the county
ceipts and expenditures of the govern­
vorced, but subsequently beca ue recon­ tracks. together with tickets for beta
cause of the disaster is attributed to
The I x d in g Dealer in Sherman County
judge and Stephenson.
The latter.
plaoed
on
the
horses.
Th«
ticker
was
K e p o r t o f t h * A a t o r l a H e a l t h ()ffl< -* r .
ment for the month of September shows
ciled. Rose, however, dt-cliued to be a
In First-clabs •*Up-to-D ate” .....................
the fogs so prevalent in Northern wa­
Judge Gray asaerted, waa endeavoring
Salem, Or., Oct. 6.—J. A. Fulton party to the reconciliation, and, taking torn from the de*k and telephone from
the total receipts to have been (34,584,*
ters at thia season.
to intim idate Jacob Jackson, the prin­
244; expenditures, (26,579.535, leav­ health officer of the p«jrt of Astoria, has her little brother, lived al me, defy­ the wall. The telephone, it was dis­
covered, had a connection with auothet cipal w itness against the alleged
The Cuban junta has received an ing a deficit for the month of (1,995,• filed with the governor his report for ing them to interfere with her.
rioter*.
Hot word* followed, and
in th«- basement.
offer from,an English syndicate of a J « l. The deficit df the three months the quarter ending beptem ler 30. It
The patrol wagons were called and Judgt Gray exposed a six-sh«x>ter.
loan of (6,000,000 for (60.000,000 of the present fiscal year is (25.194.129, shows that during July eigbt vessels
Kooiu Io Football.
Judge Gray oontends that he is a
Oi Ever Kiad ic
Line of Goods....................... WASCO, OREGON.
payable in twenty yeara President T. as compared w ith a deficit of (9,884,- entered and left, the suatitary condi­
San Francisco, Oct. 5 .—Frank B u t­ all the oocupants were taken to the
Estrada Palma and the other members 658 in the corresponding rnentha last tions of each being good. t Ten entries ter worth, the famous fallback of Yale, station, where an attorney was sent peace officer, and aa such has a right
of the junta held a conference as soon year. Receipts for the last month show and departures are shown for August, who has been engage-1 to coach the uni­ for, who produced bail for the prison­ to carry a weapon; furthermore, that
he had received threatening letter* a
Have now on hand a large stock of Harness anti Saddles, Collars, Bridles, as the offer was received. The presi­
versity of California team, has arrived ers.
W Li pft, Rohes, Brushes, Carry Combo, &c.t Ac. Any person in need of anything dent was asked what action was taken a loss as oompsred w ith September of one case of fever being found aboard, from the East aud w ill enter upon bis
short tim e previous to hl* dispute with
last year of nearly (3,300,000 from cus­ and one of scurvy. Disinfectants are
K x p lu * |r > n In • K r * « t * r y .
in my line win eave money hv giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Stephenson.
and stated: ” We have taken n ode- toms, and about (580,000 from internal reported used in the fever cases. Dur­ duties this afternoon. A delegation cf
Indianapolis, Oct. 2. — An explosion
oided action aa y et," he said. "W e revenue.
ing ¡September fifteen vessels entered Berkley students met the great football at the Indianapolis Brewing Company's
J a p s n to Im p o r t A m e r ic a n C o tto a .
have received a numl»er of sim ilar
aud cleared, and the sanitary condition player, who was given an ovation.
plant, shortly before 1 o'clock, injured
K « v l « « l a c S ta n d
Waoo, T ex., Oct. 5.— Mr. Tsura-
offers from bankers, who see that we
"Football is going to have a great
more than a score of men, five of them tani, of Kobe, Japan, is here w ith let­
During the parade at the Iowa semi of each is noted as good.
are almost oertain to w in, and we
boom this year all over the country,"
seriously, and caus«xi a heavy loss. The ters of introduction V local shipper*.
centennial
celebration,
at
Burlington.
A n R i g h t - Y * a r - O l d M u « -< t« r*r.
have them all under advisement. We
he said. "There are more good play­
first explosion was due to a leaking The object of his visit is to arrange for
Ia..
the
review
ing
stand
containing
w ill probably accept the best terms, the
Zanesville, O., O ct 5.—The 8-year- ers than ever before and the college
valve iu the ammonia pipes. This was direct importation of Texas cotton to
Vice-President
Stevenson.
Goveruoi
old sou of Andr« w J. Andrews, of teams w ill be much more uniform.
offer of the English sjnnicate seems to
Charles Slade—SLADE i i COOLEY, PROPRIETORS—J. O. Cooley.
followed by a more powerful explosion, Japan. He says there are eighty plant*
call for a very large interest, but the Drake, of Iowa, and staff, and many Irvilln, w-cured his father's gun today, Like last season, there w ill be plenty
which shattered the building aud tore in Japan for the manufacture of oocton
o(her
prominent
people,
«xillapsed,
during the absence of the fam ily, and, of kicking and leas mass play. Tbs
fact that they may never get it back
d«x»rs from the hinges blocks away. gtxxls, and other n ulls are to be estab­
throwing
all
to
the
ground
and
injur
pointing it at his baby brother, fired, changes have made a marked tendency
must be considered. During the last
The first explosion attiacted a crowd, lished. Texas cotton w ill shortly be
Vice President k illin g him instantly.
year of the Mexican war for indej»end- ing thirty people.
The fratricide to popularize the pastime with the gen
and tbe yard was full at the time shipped from San Frsncisoo to Tokio
Stevenson
and
Governor
Drake
escape«•
is not thought to be accountable.
ence Mexican bonds sold for (2 .5 0 on
eral spectator."
of the second explosion.
on a Japaneae steamship.
with slight braises.
the hundred."
F
a
t
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K
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w
t
v
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r
F
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l
l
t
l
r
s
.
K o b b *d a P a y m a s te r.
The dredge Enterprise is now at
" oiiimu B eat««» t o I» e « t h .
D e a t h <»f M r s . A . H W c t 'l u « * .
F a r t o f F»« B u rn e d
Cascade locks engaged in clearing the
San Francic*o, Oct. 5 .—The China
St. Joseph, Mo., Oct. 5 .— Advices
San Francisco, Oct. 5. — P hil R eilly,
The Dalles. Get. 2 — Mrs A H. Mc­ brings news of the robbery at Shang­
A Tangier dispatch says: The Jew ­ were receixed heie tonight of a brufel au employe of the harbor commission,
sand from the upper entrance.
The
Located within 100 feet of the depot. New building, new furniture, and inner w all on the south side has been ish quarter of Fez. the principal city murder which occurred at Arkoe, a was shot and fatally wounded lart Clure died yesterday at Mosier, fifteen hai of the paymaster of the United
everything first-ebs4. Commodious rooms, well and neatly kept, Table supplied completed, and the concrete foundation of the empire of Morocco, has been
sm all town about thirty-five m iles night by W illiam Brittan, a boatman m iles west of here, of neuralgia of the States cruiser Button of (1,122 by two
with the beet the market affords.
burned. Several persons perished, and north of here. Mrs. Edith Burnley was The shooting ixjcurred in front of a stomach. She was 74 years old. and able seamen named Henncksen and
for
the
north
w
all
is
done.
Several
Proprietors of ll»>t*-l will meet all trains. Sj>ecial attention to «-tonirnercial
Five found in her home dead, with e?i- saloon at Francisco and Powell streets, one of the pioneer residents of Ore­ Moooney, both from this city. Tbe
courM-a of masonry remain to be laid many were fatally injured.
travelers, htages leave for Goldendale and Moro every morning.
gon, having cro-»ei the plains in 1852, thieves escaped after their bold rob­
upon this lattor wall. It is the gen­ hundred of the residents of the burn deures of a desperate struggle w ith her aud was the outcome of au old grudge
eral feeling that the locks are neariug ing quarter were compel led to flee in assuilanL She bad been beaten to About a year ago, R eilly aud Brittaiu aud settled at Mosier in 1868. She bery. bnt were captured at Nagasaki.
completion, and any further delay an unclad c«»ndition to the country death, but the murderer made his es­ bad some word« over politics, which left three children, her husband hav­
Tbe women of San Farncisoo are tc
would be an unwelcome surprise. With unilt the flames were quenched. It i» cape and nothing is known of him. terminated in blows. Brittain got the ing died a year ago.
give an educational and historical car­
the completion of this work, The estimated that there were 10,000 Jews BliKHlhounds w ill be put upon his worst of the enoounter, aud swore ven
nival, which w ill last during an en­
It is said that locom-nives use
Dalles expects to make rapid growth in F«z. out of a total population ol t i ail.
geuuce against Reilly.
tire week.
third of the coal mined iu E igl n l.
and attract capital from abroad.
100,000.
A B r e n e r ’* F r * » * u t t o t h e F o p * .
K * t l u * r y S h u ts D o w n .
A D a r in g B u r g ’ a r.
The supremo court of W ashington
ttiir n r d b y llr lju u d « .
F n r t y - F i v * C * a t " h r n t in (•artt*ld.
Rome, Oct. 5.— The pope received in
Philadelphia, Oct 5.—The Spreckles
Then come to Sherman count’-, where one-sixth of all the w lxat in Oregon holds that an ordiuanoe of the city of
Pittsburg,
Oct. 5. — It has just been
Advices from Belgrade say the audience Ualay John A. Betz, sr., the
Garfield. Wa«h , Oct. 2.—Competi­ learned that burglars entered the Hotel
was pru>luce<l in 1804. A little county 'on the map), but a hio county in reality TacomA, preventing barbers from pur­
sugar refinery, operated by the sugar
brother
of
the
Austrian
oouaul
at
Ceres,
for results, growing letter every time the sun sets.
suing their calling for compensation Macedonia, who was carried off by « m illionaire Philadelphia brewer, who trust, has shut down for an indefinite tion yesterday among the local grain- Norman, m ar W ilm erding, Pa , Sun­
Do you want to sell a farm? Iloyou want tosell your house and lot in town?
on
Sundays is special legislation, and band of Bulgarian brigands some week» presented his holiness with a large sum period, owing to dull business. About buyer* ran the price of wheat up to day morning, and after chloroforming
If you <lo T he O h .- i . uvek is prepared io make you a simple proposition, one which
of money. Mr. Betz ia a Lutheran, 800 men are thrown out of em ploy­ forty-five cents per bushel, and over all the inmates, including eighteen
you can understand, and if yon so desire can profit itom without risk. If you obnoxious to the provisions of the state ago, w ith a wealthy Greek landed pro­ and a veiy liberal man.
50,000 bushels were sold at this figure.
He had been
ji a^e your property in the hands of a real estate agent for sale, he lists it and constitution. It says this class of peo­ prietor and others, has been murdere«! traveling in Europe for several months ment. Other refineries in thia city un­ Last year at this time farmers wen- guests, carried off (10,000 in money,
der
t
i
e
same
management
are
not
ple
is
singled
out
w
hile
other
people
jewelry aud silverware.
when a customer comes tries to fell your property. Our plan is different; we
w ith four of bis companions, because
affected, but it ia reported they w ill obliged to sell at thirty cents to pay
send the customer to you. If a sale is made you pa*, us, hut if not we get nothing are allowed to pursue their work, which the ransom of (50,000 demanded by ths
San Francisco, Oct. 6.— The board
A F lo u r in g ' t i l l B u rn e d .
for our advertisement.
curtail their production on account of harvesting expenses. The price paid
is striotly oontrary to the object of the
today is as good as fifty cent* next
Will the rentiers of this paper please leave at this office the names and ad­ constitutional provision prohibiting brigands as the price of their liberty of health today adopted a resolution dull trade.
Montrose, Colo., O ct 5.—The Farm ­
directing the attorney of the board to
was not forthcoming.
dresses of any of their friends in the East who are likely to want to come to Ore­ special legislation.
spring to the farmers.
ers' and Merchants’ flooring n ull
In the Nuremberg Chess Tourna­
have an ordinance passed by the board
gon. \\ e desire to «end them a sample copy occasionally and keep them informed
burned. The I om ia (50.000, with in ­
According
*o
the
most
oareful
com
­
of supervisors forbidding expectorating ment, the young German, Dr. Laskar,
»bout th.8 section.
Statisticians estim ate that
the surance of about (25,000. Spontaneous
Miss Clara Howard is working her putation, only one person in 10,000 ol in publio conveyances aud on the pub- fairly earned the honor of being the
world’s stock of sliver coin amounts to combustion is supposed to have caused
way through the University of Cali* both sexes attain the age of 100 years, lio streets.
royal game.
D. C. IRELAND & SONS, Publishers.
(4.000,000,000.
the fire.
fornia by selling uewspapers.
I and six to seven in 100 the age of CO.
. Sunr*
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