Tillamook headlight., September 08, 1892, Image 3

>r!»« SloW l'iifoi
"TaiYRJefoot" at Williams’ .
In the matter of the estate of J. W. |
Rmrkta.» Tdti.lA.
[
Smith,
tlie
decision
of
the
tower
court
Cofinly ¿Surf is in ifrssion.
wag
reversed.
The strike in the railroad yard» at
A nuisance that frOnbEii England fifty
Flour $4 Ai per l>M. at Cohn’s;
Buffalo has ended. At a conference et
E. G. E. Wii-I vk D (Yoncn el at, ‘ years ago is now rjpidfv aptoadirfg hf
The
best
flour
$1.10
per
sack
ai
Còhn
the leaders of the various railway em­
.judgement by default, but writ of review this ¿oUiitrv, that is putting alntu in the'
ployees union the engineers, firemen, A Co’s.
i obtained.
brehd we eat. This queation is causing it
and trainmen refused to go out and
A complete stoct of line I tools timi
The grand jiBy did nut flml a trffe bill I great deal of discussion at I lie present
Grand Master SWeen. y of the switch­ shoes just received at Cohn’s.
men immediately declared the strike off.
,
.
<»£,«»
i czDv zvuuv,
w ivi vi, viini^vti
against
Robt. yjin
Crawforvl,
charged nim
with moment, as it is being revealed tlnrt
He said 45U men could not tight twelve The finest stock of this »easvii’n crop Jtjf¡cattle
, alum is being used as a substittrte for
$&»■» »•»*>« »OC «i ■
I et J ’d vi» “ft*
, of lea just received at Cohn’S.
railroads and 860 soldiers.
cream of tiular iu baking powders. X
Btackwel!
Vs;
Vittcetft
was
referred
to
The result of the strike has been a
Harrison and Cleveland ties are all the H F. Goodspeed.
' story is told that a large percentage of
less of considerable money to the rail­ rage in town—get them at Cohn’s
S. A. Roberts vs. Tiilattfxtk City was 'the baking powders soldotithe market
roads, and enormous expense to Erie
contain either alum or ammonia »nd
The play of R>p Van Winkle, last night, taken under advisement.
county, and the strikers are now out of
many of them contain both these penir-
employment. Many of the men have was exceedingly W ell rendered.. More i The foilòwing eases were continued :
cions drugs. Much timely alarm is felt
sought reinstatement and the companies anon.
N.
A.
Hutcheus
vs
J
W
McVicker,
refused to employ them.
at flie whbleSafe use of alufu in Bread,*
The salmon catch is very light yet,
Grand Master Sweeney was assaulted some of the bUuts not cAteliinff uuy fish ' VanDuyu & Co vs II V V Johnson,
biscuit amt pastry. To yon ng children;
Either M .ttelfer Va H F Archer, grilling girls, pel sorts of Weakly frame;
by Arthur Quinn, a local leader of the
divorce.
switchmen.
Sweeney was knocked some i iglits.
alum bread eaten morning, noon »n<l
down and kicked by Quinn and other­ W asted :—Girl todo light housework, i J C Bewley vs Geo Wifodruff.
everting, is the most liaimful. It is the"
wise badly beaten. Quinn accused Fair wages tó right party. Call at this
.Minors vs TJ Jenkin«
' small quaritities taken at every meat tiiaf
Sweeney of causing the men to lose office or address P. O. Box 127.
S M Findley vs T J Éitcy.
I do the mischief. Alnui ¡»'cheap, coetinf
their positions and of selling them out.
Barker & Smith vs Lester Hifrt;
The road is completed lielow Garibaldi,
but two ot tliree cMfts a pound, wMItf
The trooi» have been ordered home and
Vnughn vs School Dist. No 31.
cream of tartar costa 30cts, and the higlf
many of them have departed. The and a wagon can now be taken from this
Tlie
following
eases
were
decided
in
state board of arbitration made an in­ place to the mouth of the Nehalem.
price of cream of tartar ha» led i-htaft
Scribner’s Lumber and Log Books at I f‘«vo*’ °< plaiutiff:
vestigation into the trouble, but have
j baking pothler to be made of alum. If
not reported as yet.
Lamb’s only 35ete. Latest edition. ¡ J C
'« James Squirrt, $70 69 the rtafler wants to ttnofv ioniethm$ <if
The switchmen on the Nickel Plate j Every logger or mill man should have ! an<l c“s,s
á
the corrosive qualities of ahtm let lrtirf
and Lehigh road are dissatisfied with
G W Nolan vs S V AndefsOn, $151.70 touch a p’tic to his tongue, fluff! fetfeet
Grand Master Sweeney’s action, and , one.
and costs
how it actS oh the tender, delicate Coat#
i J . E. Magera is a sUcVess finding vet-i
have decided to continue the fight.
Ida Von Ehrenkrook vs II A Ward, of the siomiicii.
I low-jacket nests. I Under such circuiti- $72.60 and costs.
FOREIGN NEWS.
; The Srientific Ameritan piiblislfetlin rf
: stances one might say a ‘‘howling" j
M E Holden vs Tillamook City.
recent nilmbcr a list of alum ami am-’
A search is being made in a foruiet i success.
vs Tiumiui Harris etui, $166.75 trtdnia bakinft powders which is of grraf
convent in the City of Mexico for treas­ Tlie grand jury found not a true bill ; au( Bewley
| vosf8
ure said to have been buried by the nuns 1
| value at this time. Following is a con­
C4*E Thayer vs 11 McDermott and densed list compiled front official reports.
at the time of the confiscation of church ! against Robt Crawford, who was some
property. A clew to its existence was time since charged with killinghis neigh- ¡ others, 1508.69 and costs.
Powders marked w.th a star Setm t<f
obtained from the papers of an old hors’ cattle.
Peters & Roberts Furniture Co vs E B have u genera) sale, as they are tiici’f-’
stonemason, recently dead, who had
Mis. W. II. Cary, of Dolph, died Sun- A T Jacoby, $556.00 and costs.
tinned in at least two of thu official re;
in his youth frequently employed in ex­ day night, aged «bout 50 years. She
M W Harrison vs J P Kane, $690.60 ph ttsr
ecuting repairs at the convent. It is was highly respected and beloved by all and costs,
“llÖvAL.
•ATI.ANTlt’ «St I'ACWfc,
reported that tho treasure umouuta to
11 Gist vs W N Vattglift.
SILVER ST.tk.-
$3,000,(,(X) in coin, solid silver statues of who knew her
CROWN.
A letter from the gentleman who pro-1 A J Bauman vi M U Trowbridge, $öt>4.
saints and sacred vessels.
“SNOWDRIFT.
“DAVIS O. K.
Asiatic cholera is raging in Europe poses to start a creamery here, states
and costs.
OEM.
STAB.
and the people on the continent are I that he will be here sure to begin opera- ■ C B Hadley V8 John Sheets, |476.16
BTlNDlRD.
•KNNTON.
______
much alarmed. The scourge is epi-! tions in December.
and costs.
There
’
tire
in
addition
to
tho
iorCgoin#
deiuic in Katnburg, St. Petersburg and
C W Sears vs Ida Sears, divorce.
list front the Scientific Amrricun a mint-'
The Board of Equalization of Assess
Paris. Lute reports are that the disease
C W Smith vs Geo F Williams, $800 tier of such powder» sold in the westerif
has appeared iu Englund. Health au­ menls was obliged to adjourn until Oct
that are not found in the eas'ern store».
thorities in American seaports are tak­ 24, as the officials were required to be in and costs.
Bav City Land Co vs F Worthington.
ing every precaution to prevent the in­ ! attendance at court.
Following is a list of the most proaii-
troduction of the disease into this conn- ■ Circuit Court adjourned last Thursday, I E Poppleton vs I T Maulsby, $331 nnd fienf:
costs.
ANDHKWS' i'EAKI.,
Contains AiiimuJifit-
try. A conference of physicians has
(C. E. Andrews & Co., Milwaukee.)
been called to meet at Philadelphia to after having disposed of a great many
Emma Cook vs Cook, divorce.
Contains Ammonta:
ACME.
discuss the treatment and prevention of cases Judge Burnett does not dilly­ Clark vs Newton.
(Thos. Wood & Co. Philadelphia.)
the disease.
A German physician dally with his work
- . -
•
Contain« Alunf'
S V Anderson is iV S Runyon, $688,00 HON BON,
(J (’. Grant Baking Potvder Co,. Chii «<<».)
claims to have been successful in inocu­ The business of the H kaih A uiit has so and costs,
CALUMET,
( ontAinii ,'lufrf:
lating against the disease.
' increased, and so much new material
(Calumet Bakingl'owtier Co. Chicago.)
Tho following cases were decided in
CLIMAX,
Contains Ammonia:
Furman Schenck, who was known | been added, that larger and more com- favor of defendant:
(Climax Baking Powder (»., Indliinopolu)
here as the colored fat boy. and who ■ inodious quarters are a necessity.
Bewley vs Gibbons.
FOREST CITY
Contains Ammonia Alum
weighed 490 pounds, died to-day at New
tVouwie Bros., Cleveland.)
A D Barnhart vs Tillamook County.
Illingworth was taken and turned over
Brunswick, N. J. He was exhibited in to the State Prison authorities last Friday
HOTEL,
Contains Ammonia Alnn»:
L E Arnold vs Tillamook County.
fy. C. (¡rftut, Baking PoA'dcrCo., Chicago.)
the Bowery Mnseur:: years ago and at
HERCULES,
Contains Ammonia:
times traveled with shows. He was by Deputy Sheriff Carl Hunt His ar­ 11 W l.assclle vs S Downs
(llerculcN Baking Powder Co., Sfcn Franbisco)
Ueo Geinger vs Tillumbuk Cbuniji.
forty-one years old. It required six men rival made 394 prisoners in the institution.
ONE «POON Taylor's,
Aiflmcfata AlttHt:
(Taylor Mfg. Co., St. Louix.)
Little Nestucea Wagon Road vs J C
to carry his body down stairs to take it
The Fair is in progress as we go to
RISlisC.
SUN,
•
Cotitafha
Ammoftitf:
to the undertakers.
press, and as it conies at such an inop- Landingham.
fPhOeni« rht'tnfbul Works, Chicago.)
Baron Roger de Selliere died in New IMirtiine time our account of it this week
The following cases were settled and ROV a L,
ContkifiN A hi fnoiiiY*
York under mysterious circumstances.
(Royal Baking Powder Co., New York.»
dismissed i
He was deaf and dumb. His brother,1 is very meagre. The pavilion exhibit is
It L Sabin vs II C llald.
Rnymond de Selliere, was one of the an ignominious fizzle.
W S Cone vs F I) llasbrouek.
most conspicuous of Parisian bon vi-
Wm. Bay», of Beaver brought four
Win Olsen vs J 1‘Tittle.
Misa May Million is teaching on Tr»«#
▼ants. His romantic escapades in sev­ 1 monster Yellow Danver onions to this
C H Fraas va J S Dellinger.
eral French madhouses, his ]K>litscid office last week, which were raised by J.
river, in Kevs’ district.
M W Harrison vs II A Snow et nl.
connections and his marriage recently II. Brown, of Big Nestucea. They were
Five of our leading teachers have gived
to Mrs. Charles F. Livermore of New
E G F Wist vs F Sweeney.
exhibited
at
the
Fair.
ns
theit subscription for the Orfgoif
York are all familiar facts to newspapei
Earl Stanley vs E D Richard.
School Journal’
readers. Two weeks ago Baron Ray­ W anted :—Ten cord« of sprue« limbs,
C & E Thayer vs J C Bewley.
mond de Selliere and his American wife ; cut to 18 inches in length, nnd piled in
Mi$s S<-lioiiip’ of Ilebd, 1 liai riel Nd. -i;
Dekuin Bros vs Henry Toll).
returned from Paris and went to the ■ our wood shed. Cash will lai paid to
Ims a "roil of honor" posted in thé
Allen
A
Lewis
va
N
A
Hutchens.
Baroness' father at Newport. For two paity who will make reaaonnblu price»
schoolroom. Her school closed August
John I-aisen vs C S Smith.
years the Baron had not heard of hie on sume. Apply al this office
Barker A Smith vs M E Church South. 26 with an ontartaiuineut in the evening.
wandering brother until this morning,
The receipts, $8 19, Will be tisml for thif
Surveyor Barr, accompanied by two
when he received an unsigned telegram
Ida Von Ehrciikrook vs J G Day,
Albany capitalist», pa»aed through tlila
stating that he was dead.
First National Bank of Astoria vs Geo benefit of the school library.
MH. Hamm .M Mi-Korkle, 'I,racli»f;
Each day brings proof that the big city last week, looking over the proposed Jwcoby
electric search light which Electrician Alb. ny A A»torin railroad route. They
llillsilale, Or»., and Miss Maud dkillenf
C 8c E Thayer vB Theo KlngsieJ-.
L. II. Rogers has placed on the Summit Were having a good time fishing and
G It Edmunds vs L Cienshaw, dam- Teaehel, 328 Hall St. Portland, each
of Mt. Washington, N. II., is going th I hunting also.
have written us with a view of Securing’
j age suit.
revolutionize the present svstem of sig­
a school in this county Each teachef
F or S ai . k :—The building occupied by | 1* F lirowtl tS II G Halil.
naling. Letters and telegrams from
James Parrish Va California A Oregon bus a good reputation School clerk#
various parts of New England arrive the II hadi . igiit office. Is suletnntial
who are looking for tea< lleti Would ad
every day telling of the practical value and can lai moved easily, or arrange­ Uoonerage Co’
of the light as a means ol transmitting ments can lie made with owner of ground
L 1 Smith is L U ^ttiilh, costs against li’i'll Io correapoml with them .
communications when wires are not at i fur continuation of lease A bargain. plaintiff.
We are ploased to note that Mr C 11
hand or have been disabled. The dis- For particulars cal! at this office. t-f
Newton vs Cnl & Oro C jojibhige Ct>. Freas him been induceil Io accept a
t'lime between this station and Portland
T F Harris et al vs Tillaiuob'k River scliiml for the winter This gemlcnmi!
Tlie building on the corner of First St.
is about eighty-five miles in a bee line,
ik a Noruml Urndimte from I’cimaylvani»«
yet even at that distance a message win and 2nd. Ave. E. is being fitted up in Booin Co,
Wm Barker vs Bay Ciiy Land Cd.
anil «'«une» to us with a goo«l rissird;
flashed through the air which was read elegant sha|«i. The upper story will be
by n telegrapher on top of the Western I used by A. G. Reynolds as un art gallery,
Thé di&taict ilmt secures hi» fefvlcé is td
CMMINAI.
Union building in that city. The nourc* and tlie first floor will probably serve as
hé cbngrulitlutod on sm-iitiiig a gohil ilia-
Stats
vs
1)
Ciilahan,
dismissed
of the light itself wfta not visible from I new quarters for the H haduuiit office
Clplhmriati ninl a teacher well <pialifle<l
State vs A Christenson, asaault, fined to handle ndy subject taught io the pub­
the Western Union building, but its
Tlie Illingworth case i» still being tried $100.
needlelike beam shot across the heaven*
lic schools of Oregon.
and was clearly outlined. Telegraphic cn the streets One side champion» the
State vs II V V Johnson, coiitittucil
A friend comes to us with the query t
communication has been established be boy, «nd the other side expresses sentí
State of Oregon va Ed Illingworth, "If d teacher cdincR to the fiuji’t with it
tween the tower and the roof of ths meiit against him for what he ha» done
I
inanshinghtcr.
Western Union building.
Certificate that lids bten kecurrd in a
' Several quarrel» have occurred ulout the
A train of seven car« has left the mutter, and some partie» came near
neighboring county, can the Siipcrinlen
Foreat*
I
Washington Navy Yard bound for the
dont endorse it and make it li'gul in this
fighting.
Mare Island Navy Yard, carrying the
The college Cain pus presents ■ scene of county without examination ?” No It
A letter from the Northwest General
three great guns which are to complete
the armament of the Monterey now be­ Electric Co., iortnerly the Tho:ii|>»on- I activity these <lni s. A force of men is lit a teacher coined holding ail htlexpireii
ing built at San Francisco. Two of Electric Co., addressed to this piqier, work fitting up the various university certificate, the Hnperintendeut may, with­
them are of ten-inch caliber and one ol sfieaks in terms not very complimentary buildings lor the ai-comniodntion of the out eXdiniiiution, grant to such tfcacher a
f
twelve-inch, the first two living thirty-
large increase ill the number of stuilent» "permit” to tertclt Until the next regul.it
one feet long and the third thirty-six of J L Lambirth, the individual who lor the coming year Every available exaininatloii.
feet nine inches. The train was specially had charge of the work of putting in the risini in tbo ladiea hall is already engaged
Tfa< hers, « heh you bciiaii yotir prêtent
designed for the purpose. Wooden era electric light plunt here.
and some in the unflnisbed part of the 1 term of a«-lio6!, did you And |K»«tediti 'lié
dies on each of the flat cars support th«
The express service iFtwren this place
guns, which uro thus carried like a »hip and North Yamhill is very unsatisfactory. hull. Work on the fourth floor i» being school room the daily program of woik
cn ways. Every particle of metal ex­ Last week a package addressed to thia puxlie I as rapidly a» puraible and a nutn- ! done by the last tern her? Hid ydu Bud
t> -a of additional looms will lx ready for in the regiater u letter aildrcsse«! "Td
posed to the air is covered with wliit«
paint to prevent mating. The weight pa|»'r was delayed at North Yamhill un­ occupancy by the opening of the fall My Hucct«*of,”which rnrefullv explain«!
of the entire monnt is aliont 400,00C til it became absolutely worthless to u» term, Sepleniber 21et A In ge dormitory to you the wmk that had la-en done dur­
pounds, and the train will therefore bt Other complaints have been made, and for young men is al»" being fllteil up. ing the previou« term, uhd eontalnihg
a very heavy one, nnd will ni-cssarilly we are investigating the matter.
Thia too will lx reudy before I he opening siigge-tioiis tor the future tldssiftcntloif
pr<a eed cautionaly to avoid damage by
The Steamer Garfield went down to
sudden lurches caused by curves in th« Garibaldi Thurshav evening with several of the term. The university buildings anti ttiamigemeht of the school? If yod
proper are being tre»le«l to a font of did, you, your pupils, nod youJ pnttuhs
track. The projectiles intended foi
there guns will weigh 500 pounds in th« passengers for the Steamer Elmore paint wliicli Will gnatly improve their should give that teacher a vote of thanks;
case of the smaller ones and 750 |smndt Judge Burnett and wife, and other <lis- appearance. It is apparent on every however, »he only did her duty, and »#
for the larger, the charge of powder in linguikhed parties wire invited to make hand that Pacific University Ila» entered hope that when your school ia out jud
each case being half that of the shot. I the trip, and did no The evening ass on u |«rio<l of grout proup* rity
will leave as gootl a reconl.
More than 10,000 people assembled the delightful for a moonlight excursion.
I..
other day on the gronnda of the Detroit
ItltKl ITItta.
A loud of 3260 lb« was recently battled
International fuir, it being “political
27
iii'Ii'»
up
Wilson
river
road.
There
1
B
baVl.laoti
is
ditti
ns
again.
day." Speaking began at 1 o'clock, ex-
(J.
Go to Willfiiiiis for drugs.
Congressman Donnell of Minnesota rep­ remains lees than two mile» of the road
IL R Haya»nd family are taking their
W a W tkii i —County otders to the valu#
to
complete
liefore
vehicles
can
pass
resenting the Republican party and mak­
outing at Seaside.
of $3000 nt tlie bank. C. A E. T iiivvr .M
ing the first »peech. Colonel Norton of through to Forest Grove, and the grada
James Taylor, a prominent citiaen of | Han Francisco Chronicle, Daily *nd
Chicago followed with a strong speech will be ea»y, besides no danger of »now
in favor of the People’» party principle» in winter, l’ertie» are making arrange­ Astoria, was in the citv last week.
Suilday, delivered’ Lieta per week or
I
and candidates' The hist speaker WM ment» to put on a stage line a» soon as
I’ if Bye, formerly of Newport, has «Set» per mouth, strictly in advance, at
Hon. William M. Springer of Illinois, the rood is open, which will be alsait taken office room with Judge Maulsby. I Lamb’S.
chairmin of the ways and means com­
Hon Jam«» McCain and Hon J. J
mittee of the bonne of representatives, Sept. 15, if the weather continues good
Bai, left (or Portland ou the Steamer
who received a flattering reception. Mr.
Th* Rfficru.
Springer's speech was almost all devoted
Elmore last Friday.
The 600 yards, and repeat, w»» won by
to the tariff question.
Rev. D. .McLaehlin will have charge
Mery w
w
\V. J. Garrison’s Lancer D .time, Sft*».
of the M. K Church here the coming
Bar*alns.
secón«
i
J. II. Yocum's 1-one Jack took
year. H- ¡»expected to arrive soon.
The "Racket Wore” has just received a money.
On
Mrs Martha and Misa Melva Jones,
new and complete line of dry goods,
Jar«».............V*
Pony race, one-fourth mile, J. R.
Jnjmn....... n! Vte
tarots and shot«, clotlang, staple and Yocum'» Lanre H., time, 23*4- ('. H, mother and sister of th« editor of this
//„rtt/arrd .. <W
paper, started for their home in Los An­
fancy groceries, crockery, notions school Smith’» Hairpin,2nd.
Mivv.......... mw#
geles last Friday They went via ocean
hooka and stationery. Before purchas­
Oolnn-J
......... niM
Gue-half mile race, Mncer D , time 55. steamers.
.
Kna.
ing your dry goods, call and inspect our
/»
peri*
A. I’ Wilson’s May T., 2nd.
Ctf Ion....»•*> W#
Dr. Johnson has been in very ill health
r* //.i va it .
line of dress good», sateen», silk«, satin»
na./ iloVHt
In mrieln
and velveteens, ladie» cloth, waterproof, The rme-lourth mile »ml repeat. Price laleiv, ami lias gone U> his home to re­
4
lh.fkrr —Lotten
Triplet'»
Ophir,
time,
23*#.
W.
K.
Mor
­
n
it
HA
Vg
IT.
cuperate
for
a
while
He
was
utcom-
line line of flannels, etc., etc Also a
AdJ Me ® »• "•at««
/» Ml/brmÜf
prr patti.
panted hv h:S daughter, Mr« Julia
fine line of men’» un'lerwear, bats Issa» ris' Sleepy Dick, 2nd.
mOi-l.i" VKKK.
na
ha va it .
Tlie
racing
1»
»till
in
progress
today,
Hnvder. Dr Petre will have charge ol
.«a
which we wil »ell vou aa
Buffalo Switchmen
THE TENNESSE- MILITI! PUT
STOP TO RIOTING.
A
a
M
•w
Fugitive Ulnars Siuul cd Cut ».- Their
(S5KS2
umilia
Flair»
ill
the
MU« ci —riiey
Will He Vlgoroimly Prosecuted—Buck
Lindsay Uegu for Ills Lifo.
General Carnes invaded the territory
of the miners in Tennessee and compelled
them to surrender in abort order. An­
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
derson was released and is now in charge
at tlie stockade. Tbo authorities are
determined to prosecute the miners and
cn ME? /«ND CASUAL! US.
HE iNEWS IN BRIEF.
Ristats are made by wholesale. Many
M >s Julia Koc-pper of Cincinnati, ! of the rioters have escaped to the moun­
i ENSED SUMMARY OF THE 00- w :ile leaning over an open trunk read- tains, but they are pursued by the sol­
i .g old love letters, fell in some manner diers and will be arrested.
JURRENCES OF THE WEEK.
Bud ¡Lindsay, deputy United States
1 her head projecting over the edge of the
trunk. At the same moment the heavy marshal and leader of the rioters, had a
ni portant Happenings Iiolletl Down lid < »me down with a crash, holding her narrow escape from being lynched. To
Ai»$»ort.e<i for tlie Convenience of in that frightful position and choking his machinations, including his talk and
influence with the miners, is due much
ite Reader« Who Are in a Hurry her to death.
J. T. Fi-'em.«.n fell through the side­ of the turbulence on the creek. He has
Hate no Timo to Waste in Read«
walk into a well of scalding water at made himself so obnoxious to the more
Long Articles.
Washington, used for receiving the ex­ conservative miners and to citizens not
■res, the Mexican, who mnrdereil haust steom from the Itoilers of tlie cable in sympathy witli rioting that he has
■intendent McKelvy of Modjeska’s cur company. After threshing alxnit been a marked figure, and only his keep­
at Santa Ana, Cal, was lynched and cocking in the cteaniing fluid for ing within a safe distance of the mili­
days ago.
»omo time lie succeeded in crawling out tary since his capture, and generally be­
tween four walls, has prevented his
i supreme lodge, Knights of Pytl - by means cf the scorching hot steam being killed.
pipe.
Ho
was
taken
to
tho
hospital
and
is held at Kansas City, Tlie fea-
For several nights he was confined in
jf most interest to the public was died. There was no guard around the an old mine, ar.dt lie mouth was guarded
well,
and
it
was
not
even
covered.
»ariide and drilling of the various
by a large squad of soldiers. Affairs
A profound sensation lias been caused during the day were so quiet and the
ianderies.
er four years of incessaant labor in business circles at Ogden, by tho an­ submission of the miners was so general
elegraphers of the United States nouncement that Wi'li..TU V. Helfrich, that tile watch was somewhat relaxed,
re-organized their union. The or­ city treasurer, was a defaulter in a sum and Lindsay had lost some of his fear
ation is called the International bordering on $15,000. Helfrich is promi­ and wandered more widely.
irsal Telegraphers’ Association of nent both in business and social circles.
hi a way that no one seems to under­
i America. St. Louis will bo the He has long held a position of trust. stand, four citizens managed to sieze
For
several
years
he
has
been
connected
Harters.
with tho Citizens’ bank, at one time ami silence him and in tho dusk slipped
;hin thirty days a New York com- cashier, and is grand receiver of the him between the pickets. He was hur­
Jias built a town at Soda lakes, on Ancient Order of United Workmen of ried up the valley toward Briceville,
veetwater river in Wyoming, sixty this jurisdiction. By the defalcation and the mob, which gained force at al­
from the railroad. A plant for the order is tho loser to the extent of most every step, hurried him forward,
fearing alarm and pursuit by the sol­
Joining of soda haH been elected about $1,200.
diers.
1st of $75,000. Two hundred eni-
arrested at New York
Alfred
Price,
The jonrney was not ended until
i have been provided with homes.
for embezzling a large sum of money Briceville, the scene of the lalior trou­
Hall, the Australian, defeated from Smith & Smith has been almost bles last year and the home of the more
ritchurd, the middleweight chain- positively identified ns Alfred I’rico of conservative class of the miners, was
of England, in four round at Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and ex- reached. Once there, a ro|»e was secured
ton. The fight was for a purse of auditor of the Midland Railway. While and placed around his neck. His true
I and tho world’s championship, there lie married Miss Nettleton, daugh­ character was soon seen. Although
uttle wa§ swift and hard. Hall ter of Colonel Nettleton, who comman­ considered a des perate man and although
it Pritchard on the jaw with a ded the English troops there. Whiieon he has nt least a dozen murders to his
hander and put the Englishman to their Wedding tour it was discovered account, he broke down and begged for
that he was a defaulter in the sum of his life with all possible fervor.
■ Blanche Watson of Harrisburg, $25,000, and he was arrested mid convic­
His pleadings and lamentations wore
, was made totally blind by a flash ted, serving five years in the peiiiten- effective. He was promised Ins life
htuing six weeks ago. She had re- tiarp. Prsce, therefore, is probably a upon the sole and solemn promise that
for the night when a violent bigamist. Price's attorney admitted he would at once turn state's evidence
ic storm broke, and one particn- that tho circumstantial proofs connect­ and reveal the names and plans of all
vivid flash left her sightless. A ing his client with the South African de- the leaders, tell how the mob was raised,
Bys ago she felt a peculiar itching was very strong.
the nature of the oatli, tho names of the
> eyeballs, «nd while rubbing them
A tin box carefully wrapped up and miners known to have killed soldiers or
Ision was suddenly restored,
/laid to contain diamonds, jewelry, coin guards; in short, to reveal to the civil
cuiarkable suit has been brought and drafts to the amount of $24,500 was authorities all of the lawlessness that
end in the Newark. (N. J.) district stolen from the oftico room of Purser has reigned, and agree to testify in the
, It was over a setter dog clai med Jose Raymon on the last trip of the courts.
When all this was promised the rope
ulins Hammesfahr and Edward Pacific Mail steamer San Jose from this
ha. and the remarkable feature of city to Panama. The theft occurred was taken from his neck and he was
0 that the former had furnished somewhere between Acajutla, San Sal- returned to ilie camp for safe keeping.
j in $1,000 to produce tho animal vidor, and Punta Arenas, C-jsta Rica. It is now believed that with his testi­
nrt.
Murtha won the suit and Tlie box of valuables was the property mony twenty or thirty of the leaders
log. During tlie litigation, while of E. Costallat. who, iu company with can be successfully tried for murder and
og was in the jurisdiction of the his wife, boarded the steamer at Aca- convicted.
A sensation was created at Coal Creek
, Constable Whelan could not get jutla and took passage for New York.
sleep owing to the enormous He gavo the tin box into tha custody of by the statement thet the authorities
tnt of bonds asked for security, the purser for safe keeping and it after­ have determined to smoke the mines
lilt a wooden structure twelve feet wards disepp-'tired. Who stole it from and thus drive out the miners who are
which served as a kennel for the the purser's room is something the believed to be hiding in them.
It has been suspected for some time
so that it could not escape or be steamship company would like very
much to find out. The purser, though that several of the much wanted leaders
of the rioters have found shelter in the
rty families of Russian Jews are not suspected in the least, is blamed for mines, where they have been compara­
ng at Ziontoyvn, N. J. For nearly his carelessness.
Professor William M. Daniell of Mil- tively free from pursuit. As it would
'eeks they have had no meat nor
be folly for the soldiers to Attempt to
, nnd have been subsisting mostly watldee was burned to death in hia home find them the subject of trying to smoke
pen apples. They went to work the other day while taking what he them out has been discussed for some
in n shirt amj waist factory rc- called an "alcohol bath.’’ Daniell, who days, and the statement is authorita­
r erected, but liefore obtainii\> pas bl years old, had been told to inhale tively made that it has been decided to
they had to buy lots from Jacob the fumes from burning alcohol. He take such action.
of New York, owner of the factory did this by lighting an alcohol lamp,
Twenty-three men, supposed to be in
lost of them were discovered to lx* crouching over it and covering himself sympathy with the miners were arrested
with
a
ht-avy
blanket
The
other
day
nd seven miles away. After the
near Coal Creek and locked up. Several
ry was built they uwl-- fair wages, he was alone in tho house, his wife hav­ of them are suspected of having held up
ing
gone
out
to
see
seme
friends.
While
business fell off and finally they
the mail train between Clinton and Coal
, not make more than J.l 50 a week, she was gone he evidently endeavored to Creek.
sake
one
of
tlie
baths.
It
is
thought
ven then they claim they were re-
The troops daily bring in new prison­
their pay and made to submit to that he must have been overcome by the ers, and report that no signs of open re-
fumes
and
have
fallen
down
so
that
his
rts of indignities and insults.
blanket caught fire. J ust how it oc sisteance are visible anywhere.
lecision has lieen handed down the curred is not known, as the first that
General Carnes says: “The prisoners
ning supreme court which has was known of the accident ivus the sight are just beginning to open their mouths
ivhat of a bearing upon the law of of smoke issuing from tlie house. Help and some startling developmaut» may
irsal suffrage in that state. The was summoned anjl on forcing thé door be made soon. They all belong to a se­
d of a convicted felon set out that the would-be rescuers were nearly over­ cret oatlibonnd order and the penalty of
Ml had not been empaneled to come l>y the nauseating odor of burn­ the obligation is death, consequently
i upon the jury by which he was ing flesh. Search was made and the old they havo been close monthed hereto­
, The court replied that the wo­ man was found lyii g on the floor of the fore. We have obtained several con­
und not the plaintiff have a griev- kitchen. The flesh of his arms and legs fessions from them which at this stage
of the proceedings it would be unwise to
. Further, the judges say that
don’t care at this time to enter in­ was burned to a crisp and the fliair was give out, but I will state this much, that
on
fire.
Daniell
was
sill
alive
and
was
discussion of the rights of women placed cn a bed, but before a physician when they are known they will create
much surprise. ”
IT the constituticn. The latter says
they shall be forever guaranteed could be summoned he was extinct
Governor Buchanan has instructed
Attorney General Erown to leave noth­
he political right« of men, but the
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
ing undone to bring to trial all who par­
e has never been tested. Women
d as jurors several times during
Frank E. Smith of Sau Francisco ba.- ticipated in the riots, to employ the best
frritorial days. One was a justice been elected prsideutof !;.c National As- Counsel to assist him, and it the sheriff
of Marion county could not with the as­
e peace twenty years ago. Last aociation..of Letter Carrieis.
g six women gave judgment to a
Miss Ella R. 11. r.i.-ce of Whitelaw sistance of the citizens of the county,
■ess who had sued her mistress foi Reid, is to le married to Ralph Cartel’ bring the men to trial he would send
» at the town of Douglass,
Harrison, judge of tbc sn; r-mc court ol sufficient military to do so. The gov­
e American Bar Association held California, whom rhe met r< o ■ monihr ernor informed informed Attorney Gen­
-nnnal session at Saratoga, N. Y., ago while on a visit to the Go] leu State. eral Brown that the law would be en­
The National executive committee ot forced at all hazards. The determina­
morning with a full attendance of
hers of the leading fraternity from the People’s party has deci led to open tion of the authorities has already had
•t every state in the Union. Presi- an Eastern headqnaitirs immediately a salutary effect.
It is stated that the governor of Ken­
John F. Dillon, after the prelimi- at Boston. General Waahlinrnhas iu-au
■s of organization were gone through »elected to presida over the headquar­ tucky has given permission for the
ered his annual address. The fea- ters. It has also boon decided to put np troops to cross the state line in pursuit
of the session was the discussion a full state ticket in each ot tha states of fugitives and will co-operate in their
io report of the committee on inter­ represented, nauiely: Maine. New capture.
nal law. This committee submit ted Hampshire, Rhode Island, Conr.ectii nt.
Tho well known German tenor, Rni-
xhaustive review of the question New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania tnund von Znr-Mubles, has been engaged
her any legislation by congress is and Maryland. Plans for an aggressive for a tour of America. He will make
able and practicable to give the campaign in each of these state have his first appearance at New York in De­
Is of the Uuited States jurisdiction been mapiied out.
.....
The Idaho Democrat» held their state cember in the “ Messiah. "
criminal proceedings for acts of
Ata recent meeting of the World’s
nee to the persons or property of convention a few day» ago. The plat­ fair directory President William T.
» committed by citizens of the form adopted indorses the Chicago con­ Baker presented his resignation and it
ed States. At last year’s session of vention and pledges support to the na­ was unanimously accepted. H. N. Ilig-
association the committee was in- tional candidates of the party. The free inbotham was at once elected to succeed
¡ted to make recommendation on and unlimited coinage of silver is de­ .Mr. Baker and Foard W. Peck was pro­
manded and the intemat onal monetary
mbject at the present session.
moted from the ranks to the first vice
e Indian bureau and attorney-gen- conference ix denounced its a fraud. The presidency vacated by Mr. Higinbotliam.
enactment
of
a
force
bill
is
protested
have decided that all Indians who
Robert A. Walker remains second vice
i taken their lands in severally are The platform says on the subject of the president. No other changes were made
Cceur
d'Alene
riots:
We
denounce
the
fledged citizens of th« United
in the executive board. Mr. Baker's let­
*. with all the rights and privilege» course ot the A--p iblican authorities in ter of resignation was very brief. He
dealing
with
jffairs
in
Sh.ehone
county
»e same. Under this ruling over
gave no reason for quitting the office.
> Indians in Oklahoma, who have after the supp$*Ksion of all riotohs dem­
onstrations
and
the
arrest
of
the
rioters
their lands «lotted within the past
Druff ^twre for Sale.
, will be entitled to vote at tlie as a deep laid plot and political scheme
ing election. As over half of tlimi for the suppression of a free vote and a
On account of ill-health, I wish to sell
blanket Indians and unable to speak fair count and disfranchisement or ex my drug »tore an I fixtures, together with
"nderstand a word of English, the puhuen from the state of Democratic building and lot; or if deaired, will rent
ms candidates will have a big jol voters of that section. We denounce building to purchaser of drug stock.
leir hands trying to fix their votes tf ■» usurpation of power and the tyran-
L>*- IL
II. V. V. JoHMo«,
JoHRROW,
tf
Da.
. How they will vote no man can t,.. al course pursued by J. F. Curt!»,
Tillamook, Ore.
The scenes about the polls will be the military satrap now clothed with a
L for the red man will insist ou little brief authority in Shcebone county,
Mesi«
ng in the night before «nd camping espei’taily bi» uuwarrantei interference
On piano or organ. Term» to suit lite
font of the voting-place with hi? withe private and peaceful occupation
a. p»p->-M «nd dog« ami h- will of tnen attending to their own bwines» ■ne». $8 utr Quarter. Now i< the time
sa hl» ctauniz <uiwn of til»
Clive fp th. Fight
Against the Itallroa«!..
atImite
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