Scio weekly press., October 20, 1893, Image 2

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Scio Weekly Press.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
EASTERN MELANGE
EDUCATIONAL ITEMS.
FOREIGN FLASHES.
PORTLAND MARKET.
WINTERHiG ONIOXS.
I will repeat my plan of keeping
Cornell has 512 free Scholarships, which
Senator Dolph believes that silver may
W heat — Valley, 95@97}£c; Walla onions, through winter in as few Words
be maintained, but not by the Sherman
I
as
possible, as some of your readers may
aggregate $150,000.
Walla, 85@87%c per cental.
law or free coinage.
have forgotten it, or perhaps not have
Italy in 1887 had 70,507 schools, 85,400
PROVISIONS.
Novel Method to Secure the E astern S moked M eats and L ard — noticed it, says a writer in Ohio Farmer.
Postmaster-General Bissell is expected The Eighty-fourth Parallel of teachers and 3,071,000 attendance.
SCIO
We select a piece of dry ground and dig
OREGON to devote considerable attention in his
Joseph
Pulitzer
has
given
$100,000
to
Hams, medium, 14 J^ @15tyc per pound; a trench from four to six feet wide, ana
the Pole Reached.
Payment of Taxes.
annual report to the projected 1-cent
Columbia College, New York city.
breakfast bacon, 18@19J^c; short clear long enough to hold all that we have to
postal service. He believes the inaugu­
sides, 15@16c; dry salt sides, 13@14c; put in it. We put them about six
This country has fifty-two law schools,
ration of the service is impossible at the
lard, compound, in tins, 10^c per pound; inches deep in the pit. They are put
with 345 teachers and 3,906 students.
OCCIDENTAL NEWS. present time, owing to a deficit of $8,-
upon the ground, but about two inches
New York opens five evening high ROUEN CATHEDRAL IN DANGER pure, in tins, 13^ @ 15c.
000,000 in postal funds in the Treasury. MARY WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
BAGS AND BAGGING.
of straw over them, and then a few
schools for the use of advanced pupils
Governor Caleb W. West of Utah, in
employed during the day.
Burlaps, 8-ounce, 40-inch, net cash, inches of earth on the straw. We wish
his annual report, states that the total
6c; burlaps, 10J^-ounce, 40-inch, net them to get frozen as soon as possible
. The first normal school ever estab­
population
of
the
Territory
is
estimated
Big Scandal in the Aifairs of at 233,805, an increase of 25,900 Be­ Large Number of Deaths Caused by lished for women was that opened in Canal du Midi to be Extended—Flow cash, 6J£c; burlaps, 11}^ -ounce, 45-inch, after they are put into the pit. After
7%c; burlaps, 16-ounce, 60-inch, 11c; we are certain that they are all frozen,
July, 1839, at Lexington, Mass.
cause of recent financial stringency and
the Stearns Rancho.
the Recent Storm Below New
of Bar Silver to India—Postal
burlaps, 19-ounce, 76-inch, 14c; wheat we haul some manure and cover them,
the decline of silver values, the popula­
There is probability that there will be
bags, Calcutta, 22x36, spot, 8c; 2-bushel perhaps a foot deeper than at first.
Orleans, Louisiana.
tion of the mining districts has ma­
Service by Camels.
no schools held in the Chickasaw nation
oat bags, 7%c; No. 1 selected second­ There are two reasons for this. One is
terially decreased during the past six
this year on account of lack of funds.
hand bags, 7c; Calcutta hop cloth, 24- that if they are allowed to thaw during
months, while there has been a steady
Religious teaching in public schools
the winter, they will almost certainly
THE TACOMA SMELTER OUTPUT. growth
ounce, 10c.
in the other parts of the Terri­
was declared absolutely necessary by the
rot and the entire lot be lost. Upon the
HOPS, WOOD AND HIDES.
tory.
The new public building at Omaha Church of England Synod in Canada.
Drought is interfering with farm work
other hand, if they' get frozen too hard,
Hops were quiet yesterday and a shade they will either rot when they thaw out
Anderson of West Virginia has intro­ will be built of granite.
Of fifty-three young ladies who grad­ in Italy.
lower.
Tallow
has
advanced
in
the
East.
duced a bill to amend Section 5,528 of
or else he dead and worthless for sets. In
The cotton crop is 40 per cent short of uated this year from a famous female
Germany has a clock which, it is
Silver Salmon Go Up Puget Sound the Revised Statutes by striking out the last
H ops —’92s, 10@16c per pound, accord­
year’s yield in Southwest Texas.
educational institution not one has a pet claimed, will yun 9,000 days without ing to quality; new crop, ’93s, llc@16c; the spring, after the frost is all out of
words “unless such force be necessary
them, we take them out of the pit and
in Great Numbers—Willapa
stopping.
For 10 cents each children under 14 name.
choice, 16c@17c.
to repel armed enemies of the United are now admitted to the World’s Fair.
put them back upon the shelves again,
The
Russian
authorities
have
forbid
­
The
Brooklyn
Board
of
Education
has
Oysters for the Fair.
W
ool
—
Prices
nominal.
States or to keep the peace at the polls.”
| as they were during the fall before.
Dengue or break-bone fever has made decided to increase the school hours in den the publication of marriage offers in
H ides —Dry selected prime, 5c; green, I There they remain until they are needed
This is one of the Federal statutes not
the
newspapers.
that
city
over
an
hour
a
day
for
the
sake
its
appearance
at
Corpus
Christi,
Tex.
salted,
60
pounds
and
over,
3^c;
under
repealed in the Tucker bill, and the
to set out. I have tried various plans
The population of the English town of 60 pounds, 2@3c; sheep pelts, shearlings, of preserving onion sets through winter,
Ex-Treasurer Green McCurtin of Ok­ of physical culture.
amendment is intended to prevent any
The sealing vessels have discharged army or navy officers bring troops to the lahoma is short $104,727. He has dis­
The French Minister of Public Instruc­ Nottingham has increased 127,396 in the 10@15c; medium, 20@35c; long wool, | but none of them have proved as satis­
30@60c; tallow, good to choice, 3@3%c factory as the above. In fact, we con­
for the season at Victoria, B. C., 56,647 polls.
appeared.
tion has issued a circular which will have last sixteen years.
skins.
sider it just about perfect.
A public library and literary resort ex­ the effect of greatly stimulating the _ London has been holding an exhibi­ per pound. FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
Representative Doolittle of Washing­
Utah’s population is estimated by ton has introduced a joint resolution in clusively for the blind has been opened study of the English language.
tion of fire engines. The oldest one
TURPENTINE FOB ROUP.
F
lour
—
Standard,
$3.00;
Walla
Walla,
Governor West at 233,805, an increase the House providing for a commission, in Chicago.
Miss Lillian Stephenson is the Repub­ shown bore the date of 1570.
Western Rural says: Experiments
$3.00;
graham,
$2.50;
superfine,
$2.25
of 25,000 the past year.
consisting of three Senators and six Rep­
made show that germs of roup are de­
Spain has excepted from quarantine
The Ferris wheel at the World’s Fair lican nominee forSchool Commissioner
barrel.
stroyed when brought in contact with
A “gas-bill saving association ” has resentatives to go over the entire route has taken in the $300,000 it cost and in the First Oneida (N. Y.) district. Her all Russian war ships touching at Cadiz, per
O
ats
—
New
white,
35@36c
per
bushel
;
Democratic competitor is Miss Laura F. unless there is disease aboard.
filed articles of incorporation at Tacoma, of the Nicaragua canal and make a thor­ $100,000 beside.
spirits of turpentine. Turpentine, how­
new
gray,
32@33c
;
rolled,
in
bags,
$6.25
ough examination with a view of sub­
with a capital stock of $20,000.
In Paris at the sale of autographs the @6.50; barrels, $6.75@7.00; cases, $3.75. ever, is a severe dose to give, even if ef­
New York city will spend $20,000 to Mayhew.
fectual, and if too much is given, it may
At the end of the second week the letters of Zola realized 4s each; Mau­
The union miners at Canyon City, mitting to Congress a comprehensive re­ make her day at the World’s Fair a
M illstuffs — Bran, $16.00; shorts, do damage of itself. To properly prej
Missouri State ©fiversity had enrolled passant, 5s; Victor Jiugo, 6s 8d.
Idaho, have decided to continue their port of the existing conditions and fur­ memorable success).
$18.00;
ground
barley,
$22@23;
f
chop
nishing information upon which future
it mix one part spirits of turpen­
¡(luctjan of wages.
strike against a reducti^
wages. _
The American colony in Paris now feed, $18 per ton; whole feed, barley, 80 pare
Many railway bridges nave Been swept •475 student’s/ 7ms is forty more than
lUglSlatlffifTnay be had. The resolution
tine, one part kerosene and three parts
d TivSty-th
One hundred air
' ree thou- i ’ was
away by floods in. the Indian Territory the number enrolled at the same time numbers 3,599. There is a falling off @85c per cental; middlings, $23@28 ■ glycerine
referred
to
the
Committee
on
Inter
­
in a sewing machine oil can,
last year.
sand sacks of Willapa (Wash.) oysters
from the census of two years ago of per ton; chicken wheat, $1.10@1.25 per
and Northern Texas.
and always shake well before using.'
will -be shipped to San Francisco for the state and Foreign Commerce.
The Mechanic Arts High School in 1,200.
cental.
Denver
has
contracted
to
ship
to
Eu
­
The Banking and Currency Com­
With the point of the oil can force three
Midwinter Fair.
Boston promises to he so much of a suc­
H ay —Good, $10@12 per ton.
No less than forty Italian Bishops are
heard Bryan of Nebraska on his rope by the way of Galveston, Tex., 5,000 cess from the rush oi pupils that more
drops of the mixture down the throat of
Judge Ross ordered Charley Ah Him, mittee
now
without
their
exequaturs,
owing
to
tons
of
Colorado
hay.
dairy
produce
.
depositors of National
the fowl three times a day. Roup is a
land "and a larger building are impera­ a conflict between the Vatican and the
a highbinder at Los Angeles, to be de­ hill to secure
compelling the banks to set
The Welsh in the United States claim tively needed.
B utter —Oregon fancy creamery, 30 disease that is almost incurable, being
ported. The decision was received with Banks,
Quirinal.
aside one-fourth of 1 per cent of the av­ that they are. in number as many as their
@32tyc; fancy dairy, 25@275^c; fair to contagious, and gradually exhausts the
cheers by a crowded courtroom.'
Oxford is to have another’ college for
A water-drinking contest was recently
erage deposits for the two months pre­ countrymen in Wales.
17%@20c; common, 15@16c per bird instead of causing instant death.
women. St. Hilda will soon be opened held in Paris. The winner swallowed good,
The Treasury Department has sent the ceding January 1 until a fund of $10,-
pound.
If it appears in the flock, the labor of han­
The manufacture of cigarettes shows a under the auspices pf Miss. Dorothea;
United States Marshal at Los Angeles 000,000 is created to be paid depositors remarkable
C heese —Oregon, 10@12%c; Califor­ dling the sick birds is often more than
and steady increase over Beale, a worker in tie cause of higher twelve quarts, the second nine and the
two drafts, aggregating a large sum, to of failed banks. Bryan argued that the other forms of
third seven.
nia, 13@14c; Young America, 15@16c per the value; of the flock, and as roup can­
tobacco.
education in England?
defray the expense of the deportation of depositors ought to be paid at once, for
not well be treated on the wholesale plan
Among the novel societies incorporated pound.
The cruiser New York will be the first
Chinese under the ruling recently ren­ if every depositor was sure of his money
There are now 300 students at the in Europe recently is “The Society for
E ggs —Oregon, 27Xc per dozen; East­ (that is without handling the fowls), it
United
States
vessel
to
receive
a
battery
dered by Judge Ross.
University
of
Northl
Carolina,
and
at
he would not draw it out, and this
is cheaper to clean them out, burn the
the Protection of Non-Smokers ” in ern, 23@25c.
wniteneaa torpedoes.
torpedoes.
least 100 more are expected. The num- Lower Austria.
It is proposed by an irrigation com­ would have the effect of preventing, of Whitehead
P oultry —Chickens, old, $3.00@3.50; carcasses, thoroughly disinfect and begin
Eight
thousand
men
are
employed
on
|
her
of
students
at
the
opening
is
the
pany to reclaim a large area of the Mo­ panics.
Abbas Pasha, the Khedive of Egypt, broilers, $1.50@3.00; ducks, $3.00@4.00; anew. The building should be very
the canal that will carry the sewage of largest in thirty-three years.
jave Desert in the vicinity of Daggett by
intends to visit England in the spring of geese, $8.00@9.00 per dozen; turkeys, warm and dry.
Secretary
Smith
has
sent
to
the
Senate
Chicago
to
the
Illinois
river.
means of a dam across the Mojave river
The new Searles scientific building at 1894, provided that the English court live, 14c per pound.
ADVICE ABOUT MILKING.
reply of Commissioner Lochren to- In New York the grand jury has made
and a submerged flume for the purpose the
Bowdoin College will cost $150,000 in­ shall be willing.
It cannot help but be injurious to a
inquiries.
The
number
of
pensions'
LIVE AND DRESSED MEAT.
of tapping the underflow.
cow to milk her up to a new calving. It
granted during the period ending Sep­ a presentment recommending that the stead of $60,000, as was first planned
The British government has decided
B eef —Prime steers, $2.50@2.75; fair is
when Edward F. Searles, husband of the
Judge Shaw has denied the motion for tember 1, 1893, was 55,244. Of these office of Coroner be abolished.
exhausting to the cow and the calf
to
act
as
a
mediator
between
the
striking
to
good
steers,
$
2.00@2.50
;
good
to
choice
a change of venue in the case of Richard 9,187 were under the general law and ; Francis Murphy, the temperance late Mrs. Mark Hopkins-Searles, an­ miners and owners provided it is accept­
both, as the calf is supported by the cow
cows,
$
1.50@2.00
;
dressed
beef,
$3.50@
S. Heath, charged with the murder of 46,057 under the law of 1890. The num-' worker, has induced over 600 persons to nounced the gift.
and needs the nutriment that is taken-
able to both sides.
6.00 per 100 pounds.
Louis B. Whirter at Fresno, and set the ber rejected was 56,702. Under the act sign the pledge at Tuscola, la.
There are a dozen colleges of more or
from the cow in the milk. A cow should
M
utton
—
Choice
mutton,
$
2.00@2.50
;
Prince
Ferdinand
of
Bulgaria
is
in
first Monday in January as the time of March 1_, 1893, pensions of 3,856
dried off four weeks before the calf is
A Portland (Me.) furniture man, who less importance in Kansas, and so far
$4.00@5.50; lambs, $2.00@2.50; be
when the date for the second trial of i persons residing outside the jurisdiction has failed for nearly $800,000, shows up every one that has opened reports an in­ great financial straits, and his father-in- dressed,
due, and this is more desirable because
dressed,
$6.00;
live
weight,
$
2.00@2.50
.
law
and
Baron
Hirsch
have
each
loaned
'Heath will be resumed.
creased attendance this year over last.
milk itself is undergoing a change
of the United States have been suspend­ with less than $5,000 worth of assets.
H ogs —Choice heavy, $5.00@5.50; me­ the
is one of the best possible indica­ him 1,000,000 francs.
during this time by which it is made un­
The overseer of a Fresno winery, while ed since July 1,1893 ; also that of 10,-
The employes of the Denver and Rio This
dium,
$
4.50@5.00
;
light
and
feeders,
Returns from the various viticultura!
fit for use in the dairy and unpleasant
playing the spy on top of a 5,000-gallon 782 cases suspended under the act of Grande railroad have agreed to accept a tions that Kansas is all right.
$4.50@5.00; dressed, $7.00.
for food. To dry a cow leave half the
tank of wine to detect employes who 1890 payment has been resumed in 6,072 10 per cent reduction in wages until Jan­
J. Grant Cramer of Orange, N, J., son societies of France show that the wine
V
eal
—
$4;
00@6.00
.
milk in the udder, and continue this for
might sample the ruby goods, missed his cases up to October 5,1893.
of a former United States Minister to crop of the country for the year amount­
uary.
miscellaneous .
ed to 36,000,000 hectolitres.
a week; then milk once a day only, and
footing and took a header into the tank.
The circular issued by United States
The chilly autumn weather has Switzerland and a nephew of General
T in —I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qual­ still leave some of the milk; feed only
Bismarck has sold his memoirs
The men who pulled him out laughed at Superintendent
of Immigration Stump brought sickness and death to the Grant, has been appointed instructor of to Prince
a London publisher for 500,000 marks ity, $8.50@9.00 per box; for crosses,' $2 dry food, and if necessary, straw;.but
his mishap, and were promptly dis­ to carry out the agreement with Ca­ Orientals on the Midway Plaisance, French and German dn Lehigli Univer­
charged.
sity, and has entered upon his duties on the condition that they shall be pub­ extra per box; I. C. coke plates, 14x20, give meal in moderate quantity. If the
nadian transportation lines as to the in­ Chicago.
prime quality, $7.50@8.00 per box; terne cow is one of those occasional profuse
lished immediately after his demise.
Governor Pennoyer was consulted as spection of immigrants bound for the i The diminished price of silver has there.
plate, I. C., prime quality, $6.50@7.00.
milkers that cannot he dried, the milk
Unsuccessful
efforts
have
been
made
to the character of a testimonial to be United States who land m Canada, pro­ caused
Women belonging to a Baltimore cook­
the shutdown of many Mexican
N ails —Base quotations: Iron, $2.25; may be fed to pigs and the cow milked
to
get
German
bankers
at
Berlin
to
form
presented to the battle ship Oregon. The vides for an immigrant certificate which mines and
also greatly decreased the ing school have offered to train in the a syndicate to take a great Italian Ioan, steel, $2.35; wire, $2.50 per keg.
partly.,
Governor remarked that, if Oregon real­ entitles the holder to admission into the revenue.
culinary science 100 girls attending the
S teel —Per pound, 10^c.
the reported amount being $120,000,000.
ly desired to present the ship with a tes­ United States, when properly certified
grammar
schools
of
the
city
without
L ead —Per pound, 4%c; bar, 6J^c.
Contracts have recently been made for charge, hoping thereby to demonstrate
timonial, nothing would be more appro­ by the United States Commissioner at
The world’s fair to be held in Madrid
N aval S tores —Oakum, $4.50@5.00 per
priate than a silver service, especially the port of entry. The certificate de-. between 500 and l,00Q cars in Nebraska the utility of establishing a cookery de­ in 1894 will seek to surpass the Colum­ bale; resin, $4.80@5.00 per 480 pounds;
EAST AND SOUTH
for transportation of last year’s corn and
now that silver was so cheap.
bian Exposition in all the attributes of tar, Stockholm, $13; Carolina, $9 per bar­
scribes the immigrants. The circular hay
partment
in
connection
with/the
public
crop.
greatness.
It
is
a
very
large
undertak
­
also
provides
for
a
head
tax
by
the
schools.
rel ; pitch, $6 per barrel; turpentine, 65c
A remarkable thing in connection with
—VIA—
Mrs. Samuel Bennett of Tanner, W.
Dr. G. C. Grand ¡son, a colored man ing for Spain.
per gallon in car lots.
the Rathdrown homicide trial at Vic­ steamer landing the immigrants. The Va., gave birth to her twenty-ninth
Emigration
from
Spain
to
South
Amer
­
ports
of
Halifax,
Quebec,
Point
Levis,
and
late
President
of
Bennett
College,
I ron —Bar, 2%c per pound; pig-iron,
toria, B. Q.,’is the fact that when it was
child a few days ago. All the children Greensborough, N. C., who spoke at the ican Republics is assuming considerable $23@25
per ton.
sought to introduce the dying statement Vancouver and Victoria are the only are alive.
proportions,
owing
to
the
extreme
dis
­
ports
at
which
such
immigrants
shall
be
recent
memorial
exercises
at
Hampton
of the dead man, Jones, an ojection was
vegetables and fruits .
tress
prevailing
in
the
country,
especially
landed.
It
is
safe
now
to
number
the
deaths
in
Institute,
is
described
as
one
of
the
fore
­
made and sustained by the court on the
V egetables —Cabbage, lc per pound;
the recent storm below New Orleans at most orators, not only of his race, but of in the agricultural districts.
—OF THE—
ground that it had been taken on Sun­
Cummings from thè Committee on 2,000 and over, and the loss in property the day. His- address waa elnqiiant. in
Oregon, 75c per sack; new on­
It is currently rumored in London that potatoes,
day, and it was therefore thrown out.
Naval Affairs presented to the House will be many millions.
W
per
pound;
tomatoes,
35
@
ions,
the extreme, and hUhas command of all William Waldorf Astor is about to build
The Tacoma smelter turned out 3,885 and had passed a resolution calling on
per box; green corn, 15c per dozen;
The house of the late Justice Bradley, the resources of the public speaker, He in. that city the largest and most costly 40c
bats of bullion, weighing 348,337 pounds the Secretary of the Navy for informa­
sweet potatoes, 1J4@1 Mie per pound; egg
has
a
dash
of
Indian
blood
in
him.
hotel
in
the
world,
which,
it
is
estimated,
formerly
the
Washington
home
of
Ste
­
and valued at $76,445.50, during Septem­ tion as to the amount of premiums paid
plant, $1.00 per box; Oregon celery, 35
will cost more than $7,000,000.
ber. To employes $6.547.66 were dis­ contractors for the construction of war phen A. Douglas, has been purchased by
@50c.
Papal
Delegate
Satolli.
The
Queen
Regent
of
Spain
has
de
­
bursed. The mine-; of Washington, Brit­ ships developing speed in excess of re­
F ruits —Sicily lemons, $6.00@6.50 per
PURELY PERSONAL.
her
cided
to
fulfill
a
heartfelt
wish
of
’
The Texas Associated Press has con­
ish Columbia, Alaska, Mexico and South quirements, etc. After this the bill to
box; California new crop, $5.00@5.50 Express Trains Leave Portland Dally.
husband
and
establish
a
college
in
the
America furnished ores more than suffi­ remit the penalties on the dynamite tracted with the Associated Press for a ■ Rose Coghlan, the actress, has paid
per box; bananas, $1.50@3.00 per bunch;
Escurial, bearing her name, for the oranges, $3.50 per box; Oregon peaches, South.
cient for operating the plant at its pres­ cruiser Vesuvius came up, and Sayers of period of ten years and severed its con­ $27,000
North.
for
a
home
in
New
York
city
near
teaching
and
study
of
Christian
sciences.
ent capacity, and the second ore stack Texas vigorously opposed it, claiming nection with the United Press.
85c@$1.00 per box; California,—per box;
Central Park.
6:15 Pe M. Lv..........Portland.........Ar. 8:20 a . M.
Apollinaria water comes from a spring fall butter pears, 80@90c per box, l@lj^c 10:23
has been put in operation in conse­ the Vesuvius was worthless for the pur­
A correspondent of the New York Tri­
p. M. Lv...........Alaany........... Lv. i:23 a . M.
Susanne, Mme. de la Ramee, mother in the valley on the Ahr in the Rhine per pound; cassavae, $2@$2.50: grapes,
quence.
poses for which she was built. Talbot bune suggests the holding of a great
“ Onida,” died a short time ago near district. A whole villuge is engaged; in 50@90c per box; Italian prunes, 75@$1 10:15 a . M. Ar.....San Francisco.....Lv. 7:00 p# M.
At Spokane Judge Moore has appoint­ of Maryland read a letter from Secre­ World’s Fair at New York in 1900 to cel of
The above trains stop at all stations between
Florence, Italy, from the effects of a fall. • bottling it and shipping it. From 100,- per box; apples,’ Baldwin, King, 85c Portland
and Albany inclusive; also Tangent,
ed H. E. Houghton and J. W. Binkley tary Herbert declaring the claim an ebrate the closing of the nineteeth cen­ She
was by birth an English woman 1 000 to 150,000 bottles are prepared in a @$1.00 per box; Waxen, 75@90c; cran­ Shedd, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irv­
executors of the estate of the late Mrs. equitable one and saying if the dyna­ tury.
ing, Eugene and all sta ions from Roseburg
naihed
Sutton.
day.
berries, $8@8.50 per barrel.
Jennie F. Cannon. No bond was re- mite guns did not show improvement
south to and including Ashland.
There is a movement in Canada for
Mrs. Patti Lyle Collins, who presides i
“Piggie’s Island” in London, which
• quired, and the executors under the will the Vesuvius would be fitted with other having a national park created in the
STAPLE groceries .
Iloseburff Mail—Daily.
also act as trustees. Judge Houghton armament. The amount involved is $39,- Nepigon country, in order that the over the “live-letter” department of the ! took its name from the "dirty hovels
8.30 a . M. Lv..........Portland.........Ar. 4:30 p. M.
D ried F ruits —Petite prunes, 10@llc; 12:45
filed a statement of the value of the es­ 000. The bill went over without action. trout fishing there may be eternally per­ dead-letter postoffice in Washington, ’ which clustered on it, has been converted silver,
Lv...........Albany..........Lv. 12:30 M.
ll@12c; Italian, 13J^c; German, 5:50 a P. . M.
is the most expert reader of illegible 1 by the London County Council into a
M. Ar..........Roseburg.........Lv. 7:00 A. M.
tate. Community real estate is put at
10@llc; plums, 8@9c; evaporated ap­
In the Supreme Court of the United petuated.
handwriting in the country.
clean
and
beautiful
park.
It
<!bst
$25,000
$700,000, and community personal prop­
The New York Herald announces that
Lebanon Branch.
ples; 10@llc; evaporated apricots, 14@
States ex-Attorney-General Garland
William B. Bate, Senator from Ten­
erty is given at $600,000. Mrs. Cannon’s asked
make the change.
the court to advance for hearing President McLeod of the New England nessee, never lights a cigar. He has al­ to The
15c; peaches, 10@12)£c; pears, 7@l'lc 1:20 P. M. Lv...........Albany..........Ar. 3:25 P. M.
Separate estate is given at $60,000, of
report
that
eleven
rebellious
Se-
railroad has secured an entrance to the
2:09 p. M. Ar..........Lebauon.........Lv. 2:39 p.M.
pound.
which $40,000 is real estate and $20,000 the appeal of the Northern Pacific Rail­ center of New York city with good termi­ ways one in his fingers of between his 1 poys were blown from the guns at Cabul per
a . m Lv...........Albany..........Ar. 10:21 a . M.
H oney —Choice comb, 18c per pound; 8:10
road Company vs. J. L. Patterson, Treas­
9:00 a . M. Ar..........Lebanon..........Lv. 9:30 A. M.
lips,
but
no
match
is
put
to
it.
He
ad
­
is
denied
by
later
news
from
Simla.
An
personal property.
new Oregon, 16@20c; extract, 9@10c.
urer of Gallatin countv, Mont., from the nal facilities.
vocates
what
he
calls
the
“
dry
smoke.”
officer
was
shot
by
an
orderly,
and
the
Woodburn-Springfield Branch.
Silver salmon are reported as going up Montana Supreme Court. The proposi­
S alt — Liverpool, 100s, $16.00; 50s,
Fourteen members of the Board of
Edwin S. Fitler, ex-Mayor of Phila­ latter was executed. That was all the $16.50; stock, $8.50@9.50.
TrUweekly oetween Woodburn and Natron.
Puget Sound in great numbers. It is tions contained in this case involve ulti­ Freeholders of Patterson, N. J., have
,
rioting
and
the
onlv
execution.
C offee —Costa Rica, 23c; Rio, 22c; 8:30 a . m . Lv..........Portland,.........Ar 4:30 P. M.
claimed that a steamer was brought to mately the question of the taxability of i been convicted of making $20,000 fraud­ delphia, mentioned eighteen months ago
It is reported that the French govern­ Salvador, 23c; Mocha, 26%@28c; Ar­ 2:06 p. M. Lv.........West Scio......... lv . 10:37 A. H.
a full stop in the Straits recently by run­ all the unpatented surveyed lands within ulently in the purchase of a courthouse ■s possible candidate for the Presidency,
begins the fall campaign with eighty ment has determined to suppress bull­ buckle’s, Columbia and Lion, 100-pound 5;45 p . M. Ar............ Natron........... Lv. 7:00 A. M.
ning into a school of them. There is a the limits of the Northern Pacific, South­ for that town.
pairs of trousers and fifty suits of (ilothes. fighting in that country. The Society cases, 25.30c per pound.
tradition among the older fishermen to ern Pacific, Union Pacific, Central Pa­
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
Captain Porter of the whaler Newport
Geronimo, the cruel and once powerful for the Protection of Animals will bring
the effedt that a hailstorm always pre­ cific, California and Oregon, Oregon and
B eans —Small whites, 3@3Xc; pinks,
cedes a big run of the fish. A storm of California, Atlantic and Pacific, Texas claims to have sailed to the eighty­ Indian chieftain of the West, is now a , suit against a Mayor who authorized a 3%c; bayos, 3@3J^c; butter, 4c; lima,
this nature was reported on the lower Pacific and all other various land grants fourth parallel of the pole. Navigators quiet and peaceful prisoner at Mount fight in order to test the law in the case. 3tyc per pound.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
R ice —Island, $5.75@6,00; Japan,----- ;
Fully 1,500 people are to leave Iceland
Sound, and the report of the arrival of made bv Congress to aid in the construc­ are getting there by degrees. This is Vernon Bawacks, an army post upon the
—AND—
within
six
of
it.
Alabama river, a short distance above this year for the Canadian Northwest, New Orleans, $5.50@6.25 per cental.
immense schools of the fish in the tion of railroads. These lands now
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS
John D. Rockefeller, the Standard Oil Mobile.
S yrup —Eastern, in barrels, 40@55c;
and as the Canadian government will
Straits immediately followed.
amount in the case of the Northern Pa­
Attached to all through trains.
Jerome K. Jerome began life as a clerk. pay their passage and in other ways en­ in half-barrels, 42@57c; in cases, 35@
At Tacoma the other day Miss Cam-_ cific grant alone to over 17,000,000 acres, multi-millionaire, is to purchase at Tar­
eron was conducting an experiment in* an area rapidly increasing as the surveys rytown, N. Y., about 500 acres for $750,- Then he went on the stage, which qauli- able them to settle in mòre desirable 80c per gallon; $2.25 per keg; California,
West Side Division.
the chemistry class of one of the public are farther extended. The area of lands 000. He will build a mansion which will fied him for play-writing, to which in homes, the exodus is likely to continue. in barrels, 20@40c per gallon; $1.75 per
conjunction with novel-writing and co­
Between Portland and Corvallis.
Rouen Cathedral is in danger, the west keg.
schools to produce musical sounds by in the same condition included in simi­ cost over $1,000,000.
S ugar —D, 5%c; Golden C, 5%c; extra
Mail train daily (except Sunday).
Every member of Congress has re­ editing a magazine he has since turned front being seriously dilapidated. The
burning hydrogen in a flask. The hy­ lar grants will more -than double this.
7:30 a . M.ll.v....... ....Portland...... ....Ar.1 5:3ö p. M.
local authorities will not pay for the nec­ C, 8%c; confectioners’ A, 6J^c; dry gran­ 12:15
drogen was generated by putting acid on These lands are to be found in almost ceived an anonymous printed circular his attention.
p.
M.|Ar......... ..Corvallis........ .Lv.| 1:00 r. M.
Forty years ago a mulatto boy of Chat­ essary restoration ; so, unless the State ulated, 6%c; cube, crushed and pow­
zinc. Miss Cameron neglected the cau­ every State west of the Mississippi, and threatening United States Senators as
Albany and Corvallis connect with trains
tion of the instructor, and set fire to the their taxability has been one of the great enemies of the people for not acting on ham county, N. C., was sold into slavery, comes to, the rescue speedily, this fine dered, 7i^c per pound; tyc per pound of At
the Oregon Pacific railroad.
and was taken to Georgia. A few days old building promises to be irreparably discount on all grades for prompt cash;
gas immediately after opening the flask. sources of revenue in those States. The the silver purchase repeal bill.
Express train daily (except Sunday).
ago
he
returned,
a
venerable-looking
man
maple
sugar,
15@16c
per
pound.
.Southern
Pacific
Company,
controlling
damaged.
The air entered, and as soon as the fire
Two hundred prominent citizens of
4:40 p . M. Lv... ...... Portland...... ....Ar. 8:25 a . M.
The French government has just cre­
Was set an explosion resulted and two of the land grants of that road, of the Cen­ Austin, Tex., have asked Governor and worth more than $500,000. His
7:25 p. M. Ar... ...McMinnville... ...Lv 5:50 a . m .
Senator Stewart’s speech as printed
ated in the nature of an experiment a
the pupils were severely cut by the flying tral Pacific, Oregon and California and Hogg to accept the sugar bounty ac­ name is Nathan.
California and Oregon, refuses to pay cumulated at Washington to Texas’
Mrs. Ada M. Bittenbender, the Prohi­ postal service by camel express in the makes 70,000 words.
glass.
THROUGH TICKETS %
Eastern
taxes upon unpatented portions of those credit, which he refused last spring.
bition candidate for Supreme Judge of French territories of Obosh and the So­
The Great Northern Express Company grants.
States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at
The
States
along
the
line
of
the
Nebraska,
is
in
the
law
practice
at
Lin
­
mali
coast.
In
connection
with
this
lowest
rates
from
Mrs.
M.
E.
Woodinansu,
agent,
has completed arrangements for doing
Mrs. Mathilda Ckoss MacConnell has coln with her husband as senior partner
"Pacific have sustained the »resented
We t Scio.
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
service a special provisional stamp will
There
are
83,000
Germans
settled
in
business both in Alaska and Asia, and Northern
to
the
city
of
Pittsburg
five
.
E.
P.
ROGERS,
Asst.
G.
F.
<fc
Pass.
Agent,
Port­
of the County Treasurers, and tax long squares of ground as it is described 1 of the firm. She is a native of Bradford be issued, the value being 5 francs.
has issued a tariff of rates to those coun­ claims
France.
land, Or.
the
lands
within
their
jurisdiction
;
and
county,
Pa.,
about
45
years
of
age
and
a
tries from Seattle. To Yokohama, Hong­
It is under renewed contemplation to
railroad company comes to the Su­ for a public park. She is the third lady ' very bright, well-educated woman.
kong, Hiogo, Nagasaki and Shanghai the
extend or supplement the old Languedoc
in the city who has given land for park
preme
Court
for
relief.
One
of
the
most
affecting
reunions
dur
­
the rates for packages valued at $50 or
canal—Canal du Midi—built some 200
purposes.
ing the recent encampment of the Grand years ago, from Bordeaux at the Garonne
less range from $1.50 for fifteen pounds
The report of Brigadier-General Will­
It is announced that more than 21,000 Army
at
Indianapolis
was
that
of
Gen
­
or under to $5 for forty-five to fifty iam P. Carlin, commanding the military patents were granted on inventions in- '
river to the Mediterranean by means of
Lew Wallace and his men of the a new canal, to be 27 feet deep, 140 to
pounds, with additional rates for pack­ department of the Columbia, which in­ volving the industrial application of eral
1
Indiana
Regiment.
About
325
ages of higher value. There is an addi­ cludes the States of Oregon, Washington electricity between January 1, 1876, and Eleventh
' the members were present. General 200 feet broad and some 300 miles long.
tional charge of $1 to $2 to Amoy, Foo­ and a part of Idaho and the Territory December 31, 1892, and the number of of
■
is said that fully 300,000 men, wom­
chow, Swatow, Bombay, Batavia; Cal­ of Alaska, has been received at the War new ones is increasing at the rate of Wallace was their first Colonel and the en It and
children in Lancashire, England,
one who made the regiment.
cutta, Manila or Singapore. The rates Department. The General devotes a 2,000 per annum.
alone are dependent from meal to meal
to Alaska are 45 cents per 100 pounds to large part of his report to urging the
Dr. Edward Warren, who died the on public charity, owing to the prolonga­
At present there are seventy-one pub­ other
Wrangel and 55 cents to Sitka, the busi­ necessity for the abandonment of some
day in Paris, had a career of more
of the lockout. A remarkable feat­
ness being carried by the Pacific Coast small posts in the department because lic buildings in course of construction in than common interest. He was acting tion
the United States, and the plans for Surgeon-General in Lee’s army during ure is that, while 86,000 miners in Lan­
Steamship Company.
of their inaccessibility and the estab­ forty-nine new ones, for which appropri­
cashire have been idle for two months,
A big scandal has been developed at lishment of larger posts in place of them ations have been made, are being pre­ the Peinsula campaign, and after the not ten Police Court cases have arisen.
Bqual with th* interest of thoae having claims against the government is
war he went abroad and* became Sur­
San Francisco in the affairs of the at points near the railroad and the large pared in the Treasury Department.
that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit of valuable inventions because
The government of Saxony has adopted of
geon-General in the Khedive’s army in
Stearns rancho, a corporation which at cities and towns. General Carlin re­
the incompetency or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their
Representative Caminetti has discov­ Egypt, and was honored with the title a novel method to secure the payment of patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli­
one time owned 130,000 acres in Califor­ commends the discontinuance of Fort
taxes. The names of persons "who did able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent depends greatly, if not
nia and is still one of the heaviest- Spokane, Wash., and the construction ered a way to avoid the heavy expense of of Bey.
not pay their taxes last year are printed entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney.
landed corporations on the Pacific Slope. of a post near Spokane. Fort Town­ deporting Chinese who.-refuse to register.
Rev. Leonard Biomefield, who died re­
The story is that a committee of three send, he says, is useless to protect the He proposes that the' government send cently at Bath, was one of the most em­ and hung up in all the restaurants and
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys,
disinterested business men have been cities and harbors of Puget Sound, and some of the old war vessels going out of inent naturalists in England, and h^d saloons. The proprietors dare not serve and of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re­
those
mentioned
on
the
lists
with
food
for three or four months investigating he thinks the garrison should be re­ commission for that purpose.
been a member of the Linnaean Society or drink under penalty of losing their tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
the conduct of the manager of the busi­ moved to some important point. One,
The Standard Oil Company has bought for seventy-one years. He was long a licensés.
•Main Patents la the United States and all Foreign Countries, Conduct In*
ness of the corporation, Colonel R. J. if not two, points in addition to these 3,000 acres of land near the lake front at well-known and popular figure at Cam­
terferencM, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
North am, who is a member of the Gov­ named could, in General Carlin’s opin­ Ashtabula, O., with the intention of bridge, and was an intimate friend of _ Calcutta advices say the flow of bar
ernor’s staff and one of the best-known ion, be abandoned with advantage to the erecting a big steel plant capable of turn­ Whewell Darwin, Julius Hare, Sedgwick, silver to India is due partly to the de­
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as to
Fort Canby, at the ing out 2,000 tons per day. The location Bishop Thirwall and other literary and mands made by the native mints and by
public men in the State. The committee government.
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
has about completed its work, and will mouth of the Columbia river, would be is favorable for securing supplies of scientific celebrities of the period.
private enterprises for the illegal coinage
Defend infringement Suits, Etc., Etc.
in a few days report to the stockholders. of great importance in time of war with cheap coal and ore.
I of rupees. As soon as the decree sus­
Edward H. Watson of California, a pending the free coinage of silver was
The committee consists of Barclay Hen­ a naval power, but it is inaccessible in
If yon have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to­
lev, George B. Pblhemus and E. W. Mc­ winter, and only a small garrison is re­ The Old Mary Washington monument naval cadet at Annapolis, carries a time- ■ issued, the illegal coinage of rupees in- gether
with a brief description of the important features, and you will be at once
I
<
Graw. It is reported there will be a ma­ quired there in time of peace. Fort i at Fredericksburg, Va., was pulled down piece which is a historic relic. It is the •ceased
alarmingly.
1 advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. If
watch
which
was
presented
to
Admiral
h others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
jority and a minority report. The ma­ Stevens, on the opposite or southern and the box in the corner-stone turned
Prineess Maud of Wales is particularly ■ others,
i
submit the matter to us for a reliable OPINION before acting on the
jority by Henley and Polhemus will side of the river, is also a point of great over to the officers of the Monument As­ Farragut by the citizens of Vallejo in
sociation.
The
box
was
filled
with
water
1858.
At
the
time
of
the
presentation
fond of assuming an alias and dropping ' : matter.
state that $100,000 of the income of the importance, and General Carlin urges
and
a
confused
mass
of
pulp.
None
pf
Farragut
was
a
Captain
in
the
navy,
and
some of the red tape and royalty. Every i
ranch has been illegally diverted. It is that, it be strongly fortified. General
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
not charged that there has been any,em­ Carlin reports that desertions in the de­ the objects could be distinguished. The had just been relieved as commandant year she goes to visit her former gover- ;
WASHINGTON, O. C.
stone
of
the
old
monument
will
be
placed
of
the
Mare
Island
navy
yard.
The
ness, who lives in Devonshire. Always ?1 •M F STRIKT, NORTHWEST,
bezzlement, however. In his minority partment of the Columbia showed an in­
repct McGraw will defend Colonel crease during the year. He says that in the foundation of the new one about watch is a plain gold timepiece, and was the sensible Princess insists on being ;
r o. box 4M.
JOHN WED DER BURN, Managing Attorney.
Nori ham in his actions as custodian of the attempt to enlist a company of In- to be erected. The same corner-stone presented to young Watson by Loyall called Miss Mills and upon being treated i
V
* nf
W Cut title eut end Mitt! tt with your Inquiry. -M
as a a mAm
member
of the family
family.
di&n» resulted in a failure.
Will bp used,
1 • Farragut, son of the Admiral.
the property of the company.
The Shasta Route
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
FOR INVENTIONS
qq
lot