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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY DEMOCRAT. X K W A DVEU I IS K M EX ! 5. 17OK WKI.L Ii vKlNU, K('K llKI.t -. ini! and piosp.ttii.j:, vii;e tu J. ii. llpiip. Alb-iiiv, t VTlfh l- .N proiierlT oviiifK are r quired UKI-.KIiY tilVKN I HAT by or- liiMM t cut liwu aca rMiiov ail liilillt-s an: ohnr.xiom wm-iN crowing upon their pr:i.Uii. and umn t lie vtret ali!;iiiu t:i--rv.o wi nin ih oit v limit nt 'Aii.any. Tuoe fii i to 1U1 ! wil iia.U to fine n. $.1. A.'-iii'-, July D.a, is!' 1. i be J. X. HUFFMAN. City MsrsliM. ri0 RENT. A furuiiht-d -V. . ro:m. with or wirhn:it piano, ni'mtin. Iumiire it thi. otlice. , tive tare (From our retrcitr aorrMpondent.) VASIIIXUTON. Washington", July 14, llj"- Senator Gorman has by general consent, been put in charge of democratic Interests in the fight which it is now evident will soon be engaged in upon the lioor of the senate. I'. be a cono'ailon to demo crats throuhghout the country to know that under bis skillful leadership everyi-.ir.y will be do e which i. possible to be done to prevent the consummation of the re publican threat of throttling the minr.ritv in the senat-, as speaker Reed lias already to effectually do.ie in the House. The republican senators ho have been opposed to the new Force bill, otherwise known as the federal election bill, arc slowly yielding to the procure which has been brought to bear upan them. Even Senator Evart., it is sr.:- ha:, under com pulsion, promised the new republican boss Representative Belden that he wuld voieforlhe bill. It Is reg.rded by the republicans as a Jst despeiate chance to gain enough congressmen in the south to offset the losses which they are certain to have in other sections In fact Mr ISeiden openly uses th: as an argument to con vert republican opponents of trie measure. Many of Li: more decent republican, are diseustcJ v.ith Mr lielden's attempt to manufacture sentiment in favor of the Foice liili, bv sending that remarkable ap -peal the rapu'iliean editors to come to the -escue oi the g. o. p. Mucn indignation is expressed here over rumor ;h:ch has leaked out through British sources to the effect that Mr Blaine hat completely backed down in the Bchring Sea negotiations, and that Great Britian is to have everything her own way. Should it turn out to be tru-, goodbye to Mr Blaine as a public man. The American people forgive every thing exctpt cowardice. The two subsidy shipping bi'ls, about which, for cctuin reasons and promises, Harrison has been fretting a great deah have passed the senate. Even such hide bound republicans a Senators Edmunds and Plumb could not stand this bill, which will take millions iust how many no one can say out of the treasurv, all of which will go to a certain well known ring al. ready formed in anticipation ef the feast at public expense which awaits them when the bills become laws. Only one demo cratSenator Pav ne voted for these bills Thanks to the solid republican vote cf the senate and of the House, It now only requires the signature. of Mr Harrison to complete the degredation of silver and put it on the tame footing as coal and iron or any other commercial .commodity. Sen ator Sherman, the man who is responsible for demonetizing silver In. 1S73, is also re sponsible for this latest fraud upon the peo ple, under the guise of .friendship. Mr Sherman is, and has always been the humble tool ot Wall street, and tne Fro-' TTm-r -v tti -ps. It visions of this bill, with which he so j J J j U Li A IJ 1 1 adroitly bamboozled his colleagues of the conference committee, aietn the interest of those money sharks. No democra t stultified himself by supporting It. Speaker Keed is as mad as a hornet over an article sigmd 'X. M. CVwhich ap pears in the '-North American Ilcvir::-,' showing the mistakes which he Reed) has made since he became Speaker. What adds to his nngeris the fact that the article is generally understood to have come from Mr B'aime.whois nudly jealcits of the nromine ice the Speaker has recently gained, although "Gail Hamilton" is the writer of it The tariff bill is now the "untinished bus iness" of the senate, the majority having repented of the "cussedness" which made them refuse to take i: up last Monday. How fast it will be pushed through will depend largely upon the action of the re publican caucus It has been the boast of Speaker Reed that the House was no longer a deliberlive body, and now that the senate seeins about to adopt the gag rules of the House, the question naturally arises, why not abolish congress, and let those Inmaculale saints who now run the republican party decide upon what shall become laws? There is one consolation however. The further the repuollcans go in their encroachments upon liberty , the more certain it Is that the people will rise in their might and thrust them from the power which they have so glaringly misused. Gen. Schofield will soon be Lieut. Gen eral of the army, unless the republican bosses shall decide that the bill reviving that grade In the army, which lias been favorably reported from the House com mittee on military nfiairs, shall not be passed because the oiVucr to be promoted under it Is not a republican. Already there U a scheme on loot to sec ure a repeal of the law by which the go.ernor appoints a superintendent 01 me penitentiary, and to provide tor ms eiec.ion by the legislature. The circumstances seem to be these : The republican, want the office of superintendent, (now held hy a democrat.) and they want it b ully. The legislature is republican, the governor i. a democrat. The lei-lature would elect a republican if it had the power of election. It is a very snail business to induk'i- in this snipping the governor of the power to appoint a superintendent, but the bu-ii'.es, is as large as the capacity of a iai ;je num ber of men who will ho:d seats in the r.et legislature. i ll - Sm F Powell Co. Will k Link, orERA HOUSE MUSIC STORE., 1 - A'iKNTM FOR THE CELEfcKATIIr II. F. Miller, And the Favorite J. BAUER & CO, PIANOS. Also the House Proof "EAP.EIFF," And other First-Clas O IR, 3- .A. INI S . Sole AjrentB for th EIKEME B. : and : SEW fcME hewing .MuchiueN. Organs - Cleaned -and - Repaired. ALBAXY, OREGOX L. E. BLAIN litis lisieu IcclJi.vtl -AT THE- HEAD I - HIS U mv Sow vho Greatest Attraction i 1IU Lai Stock of se and StvlUli LIGHT - WEIGHT - SUITS, Straw Goods, Etc., In lieeping WitH tlie fejaon If You Would lc Suitably Dressed - Call - at - His - Store. - Jos. F. Powell & Co., Successor to Geo. C. Henderson. -DEALF.E3 IX- Two Men and One Roy Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac co Etc. Etc. Low Prices and Prompt Attention. FARQO'S $2.50 Iriih At Conn & HknuricsonV. The est lierrics nml fruits in the city. The latest vegetables in the market. -A hiwnndehuii'e line of canned jwmle. Sime Hidt-iuliil braiuU of teas and eof een. Notmtipcluit reliaUiHtrn';lit bargain. All kinds) of uriH-eries "'' produce, and a fine dtoek of crockery ware. Good treat nient ami low prices. "inu hve a l.ii atook to select fioin at J F I'tiwell Co' Llilkl Milk!! I am pr-pirrl tn deliver milk to nil parts of the city. Guarantee tlia b-ft cjnality. l,av orders at C K llrowneili rxery tore., Wm Fletcher. "While trying to Crowd their U AV IN" TO CEYCe & FR3F3AN BROS' Store, where they always have on hand thf larifcftt Stock south of Portland, of the latest improved Kities and Shot Guns; an immense stock of Hshtng Tackle of every description; Tents, Hammocks, Cam ? Chairs and thousands of ether things too numerous to mention, Repair hop In connection with the Store, and one of the befct workmen in the State to do any and ait kinds of work. Come on, Come all; No trouble to show gocds. "Small profit and quick is out motto. Eugene City Bonds For Sale, T0T1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ij udder the prorisions of n act of the Legislature of Oregon entitled, 'An an to incorporate the i'ity tf Eueoe and to re peal all acts and part oi acts in enntiitit here with," tiled in the oftice of the Secretary of State, Febrnary 20th, 18SU, the common council of tbr City of Eugene will issue and dispose of the bonds of naut city at par value of from &JU,(HH to $")0.(X)0, in denomina tions of from $100 t" ?'(KK) at the purchaser may desire, payable 'i0 cars after dte of issuing the same, with inttre-t thereon at the rate nat to exceed ii per cent per annum, payable stmi-aunuaily. Seaied projwsals to j iucIm aiJ bonds will be received hy tli uinttrsiirned a Eugene, Ongon, until S pt 1st, IS'.). ad all pr.ipoals received will be op-nd and coni.leril on theoth davof S-pt, lS'.Kt, an1 .-aid bnnds will be disposed of t the person or p'Tfoi s making tho best ctfer or ctTer therefor. The conmon council reserves the rijrt to reject any aud a 1 prnpsats. lty order of the council. May 2Mt 1S1K. 11 E PORRIS, Recorder fjr the City of Eugene DRJAMES KEYDET" Draluats of Edinhurg, ScoJ land, !Iihi locnteJ tn Alunnv. Fix 71 hi: lirnuh kriowMdu of hl prmeMaioti 1 1 hit oJtpjrionori of 10 var a an r.tH erl'i Cavat'V Kpiclment, he hopes to merit ttiu puronajre or uioso interest.! In hors, eat' In, hop, etc. H would a No reeomme.id hii solution or liiiAinf nt or sora ti'iuluMri. sore nackn, broken neon, wcuti Is, sprains, Prltet one dol r pr h it tie. ;-dT'J Dee a'. JohnS.-himor'elivary !a nAT.TH SH033 FORCENTLEME-" Is the Best Shoe in the Market for the Price. FOR B"3T- :G. W. SIMPSON,:- WHOSE STOCK OK GENERAL MERCHANDISE, OliOTHINCJ, ETC., ETC Is now Larger and Hctter than Ever E, C. Searls, D y Goods, Motion?, GantiFi.ru ishings aud COOTS AND SHOES Our toc' ).' boo' nr.il .hots is no'v rompUii- in nil lim- fr prim; Kiiltf. 'f avf.wMi mniirt ' nli'll! I-ailic. mi-i'! :ir.d i-Mi'.Jrt' lintf lioc u i:v.l.:si- .. " the I.HI.OMHI. 1 C. 8EARLS, l'.la:n:.'.r.;'-. . Washkitk.9 Al.ii.vNV, -:- OUK(JU. niruS'n.i'B, Staves, an! 11.- lll'l-k Ollfl" our frit'iiil as well prices jircvail. In ciiix' he was Wewantvuu to kiuiw ah"iit our Staves ami rices from ten dollars unward. The n;west ils are ( il and (.Jasolino iiisiness to jilease Wait a hit ! A man hroki in a hurry llaiiL'cs. at hiiiL' in the wav ot" household ut otwU ( 'ciioc and look at 'em. e do as to make a iioiiar ur two. j opuiar Mattiikw.s it WAsiir.Ui.w FL.KENTON DEALEE 1 1ST 6 SO I Ei 1 ES- Choice Candy, Frak, etc. NEAR THE POS Montague & Son, COENEE FIRST 6c FEUDEfY" ST3 DeaJcrw Groceries, Produce, Tobacco Cigars Conkclioiiary. Isle, Prwluce ntel io exhange for gooIi or cxh. p mpt attei:t:ti. Fiet-clasis powU aril FURNITURE. It you want the hest and most durahle furniture that is manufactured in the city jio to Thomas Brink. mIM IH I III TUC TXT RESTORATIVE PERFECT m RITIOW I HEALTH I The only remody known which will Stimulate the Nutritive Process's s! ths Human Systsra. By this nnttiml nnl simple tnrftn It quietly and pernriiiL-m y l'I'KKS All Forms of Dyspepsia Consliputlon, Mental and rvoi: Kxliuustlon, General Debility, i train Fas or any exhausted or weak ened condition of the ytem, from what ever catine, S!dn Kruptlnnn, llollg. Itttn nlnff Sorn, Rvrofula, and all Diseases of the lilood, Stomach, Liver aud Kidneys SI. CO. SIX COTTLES FC3 S5.00. Tt. lllllcr'sf-l iu''e boolc. descriptive of Ht dntstiu llM'TiitUcuiid hi oiliur lieuiudivS, ivut ircB by tuuil. HILLEF1 DRUG COSan Francisco, C&l. rOK UY s FOSKAY & MAiCN, ALBANY, 0C,. Real Estate i Loan Broker. Lirt' l .tt oi g.ii-tl f.iriu .Mit citv property for sate I.oan, rmii't v ou real estate in I.iDuJind IiiMiranc'1'.vrittt-n up iu rchublo compaichj Notary l'tililiccnd conveyancer. Call on or write me. S. X. STEELE, Allun)' Oregon. CaphU & Pepin's RESATURANT AND OYS TER HOUSE. Ju.t opened, nppoMtt. n,t) IXufB House, I'nmipt attentii.n, M.d evtr tlii.i neat and cltau. Open day ud nij;lifr. I ALBANY1 OR. I nmm & hulesbt bsos.. i Real Estate Age-Hs. F;irni i:nl Udnchpft frr Kale. Aleit city brnierty in Alltany nml Oiryallh. 8TAII 1UKERY Cnrutr Broadalljiii aui First Sts -DKAI Iill IN ' nttnil TriolM, I'orcco, '.otter, El.. C4ilil 71ruH, C.MiMnar', lKli)l).'il Ten. ' .. .ri evArythinkf lhtt in knp in A gen n. variety and grocery or. IlifrhoK o rl?s.. fttin paid for ft!.?. KINDS CF PRODUCE. IHPj PLACE. By nil twari tv.U rm P n ii ae. atom tor I'tml Groeerjes, Produca, Baked Goods, Etc. Etc. 1 heir Roods arc tne bext i tin tr pr'cos City Restaurant. Hiving been entirely remodeled, this old and popular restaurant wiil be made first civs in every respect. The pulilic will be iven giod meals at all hoars for only 25 et-nta. i.ve.-Umnif neat and attractive. Trivate boT2. Ousters la every style. V. A.McGee. S. W. Paisley, Albnnjt Urtgon. WUOI.E-ULK DE.iLKR IX Tobacco and Cigars. Ord'.r. olikittd from thetndo. ART STUDIO, Mr. Dr. Patton, Bluinber: Black LKONS (iivon in I)rv,inu, Painting ftndMuaic. Piuturtm f.irtuLleor painted tu order. Pianos. Thne v 'Hliiiiff flrat elafls Instrumeut, the tent n.i-de lo hi nml the olium'e oftbe Coast, can 1 e arited by eatlin nt Mrj B K Liyuias'6, nppiwit-t ti.o Mawnic Tern pie, on Kirt Street. The tarest vocal and Instrumental nwie kept for alo,alHO the tarost a;trt:i;ent of staiiipinj; patterns to e!oci Irom thin td oi 'Frixm. 1 sons tfivori in pamtint; nnden.broidering In her ;:. !! ofr ijinti Cosmty Hank. '.iv hr )uun !;r and yoa will be pleaded. 2nd Store. ftOMl 'r.pk of.'i.d ;o!Mln In the Vl lJ. H'l t lio in.wt r(a-.f .me prices, both 'n littvlnit mid Milling, i have on band til k'n it of FJUNlTUilc, STOVES, TINWARE, TRUNKS, B33XS, PICTURES CLOCKS, CRQCKRRY, ETC., ETC. tJo-ir wst ofJS E Young's oV store. L. CtiTTL!tB 1-2: First tr..K. Aihany, Or,