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AN AKE Wages Are Increased Coal .Companies, but The Uperativea Refuae to Return to Work Until Otters or Their Grievances ire Adjusted-i-idibo JJynkmltaii Freek from Prison the ' 1 ! ( Court of Appeals. J PHILADELPHIA, Pa Oct. L-The mi luc owners of the Wyoming, Lacka wa una a ud Ohio regions4 toda y, j at a meeting at WftkesUirre, followed yes terday's aetionvof 1 the Heading HJoin- lny in giving 10 per cent, increase iu wage. They reduced Uhe prjee of lewder from $2.75 to per ketf. I,... i i.-,, ' , The latter price has prevailed at thy Reading Company's mines fur a Ions time. .The action of the Wilkesbarre meeting mean an increase of 10 per cent la all mine worker except min er, letter will earn! an increase of abont.io ter cent, by reason of the rcdiiced cost of powder. The meeting wa attended br.reores-! cnlatlve of all railroad companies Oueutlu. The dfdsion says iu part: who own mine In the region named. ? "It I no offense against the United Sotue of the Independent miners op- State to hinder and delay the pa . . ii.i . i . i - . . . . je iui. iurrra uuifss me eoai- carrying companies reduce tolls on their .product to tide water. Tlie strikers how no! Indication pf accepting .the. of fen None returned to work-, today '.at' the Reading Couitmnr's collieries in response tdMbe notice of Idghcr wage, and in fact many, who had iKM-n at work there,; quit and Join ed the striker. As a. result there were fewer collieries In ojieratiou to- day hi the Schuylkill region than jiS'icli flMy conepi red to obstruct. It any 'time 'since the 'strike was, begun, "ttay bef that tliey all had such a. In other region there f wrealo"ad- : Ifuowlcdge, or that the facts and eir iliiions to the strikers force.' Notices tun stance shoWu in evidence were of an Increase in pay .were .posted ufileicut to charge them with such throughout the entire : anthracite "re- 1 knowledge, but that does not dispense giofi tonfght. but the opinion la goner- al. tli-it few'." if an..-; of the strikers. will rturu to work. TUe. $lrlkefs sayt ihey have oHier5 grievance to le ad-j T THE COUNTY FDNDS BECKtrTS AND DISBURSEMENTS DUE5Q TIIK 1!A8T MOXTil. - Lare Balances In ijia Generat 'and - School Fonda at the Close of ' ' - September. I ' County Treasurer 1 A. I., downing jestcrday gave a statement of tlie ti-uaiK-es of .MarioiM-tMiuty foe the month of ScptetulsT, sholiVlug , the receipts and dlMbtirwments for the uiouth of S-pteuilM'r,;Ia the several f mid, and the amounts ;Ou JiiyI SepteiulH'r -&), p.mii. Tlie Htatement jilibws the follow lug as the condition of itie treasury: Seeial City and J list.. School Fund Cah on hatid SepL lst.....f htt -13 ltejfelpt; tt 4 Total. . .. . . .. IMsbursemetit. . 7i rash on WwlOetj'st...' general Fund v . Cash on hand Sept. 1st.....? O.l'Ct JS Uen ipts,. .. .. j. . SI,W i Total . .. .. .. .1 .. ..:.iT.4r,.:.i IMsbursemeuts. . . . w ; Cash mi Irsind Oct. 1st., fU-ueral SchtMd Fund Cali on hand Sept. 1st.., licceipts.. ' ''' " Total. . . . .: '.. A IHsburseuieuts.'. ,.,4 - t'ash on band Oct. 1st. Indigent Soldier Fund Cash . hand Sept, 1st.. Ueeeipts. .......... Total.. '' Disbursements. . - .flo.U'l T ..lin.V-'T 71 .$-'1,435 .",4 33S ." . 44 7 "itJO fit 14 m Cau on hand Oct lt....f ISO 01 Institute Fund I i Cah n hand Sept. 1st. Cash on hand Ot-t 1st.. ,15S 50 158 5 Tax Sale Fnnd-i , Cash on band Sept. 1st,.;:. $ Cah on band h-t. lst? ...?f j Kiimmarv of Total, 40 00 40 tW Cash on baud Sept. 1st. i $303i3 27 licceipts.. . Total. . ?. . . . iJlsbursements. i-'.557.iy .f I2.5l 40 . 9W51 Cash oil hand Oct. lstr., .f 3350 XX Prevented a -Tragcdyl' Timtlv information Riven Mrs. Geo. Lonff of NewStraitsville,' Ohio," pre vented dreadiai t tragedy and saved two Uvea. 'J, frightful cough had long knt twr awake everv niCht. Shs had tried mar.y remedies and doctors but Steadily grew w-ofise until urged to try Dr. King New; Discovery. One bot tle -wholly cared her and li writ s this tnarvctou. medicine alo cured . Mr. Long of a severe attack of Pneumonia. 5och cure are positive proof of the matcMess -perit' of this grand remedy for curing 'all throat, chest anf lung troubles. Only 50c and 5ixx. Every otle guaranteed. Trial bottle free at DR. STONE'S drug stores. ' Fine printing. Statesman Job Olce. TO IRS by the Pennsylvania Without Itesult. justed besides wafM ami powder charge, and they further say they want a recognition, of their union. ' :t ' i - ' ' J v- - .-, n DYNAMITERS GO FREE. - ; San Fran7rfseo.Oet. 1. The -"United Stare circuit court of appeal render tl,c,km ".nashlng, the - indictment !"Strthen V"? arfenl 3 h Coeur.U Alene during the udulug strike of last year for interfering w$tb the United State malls.' i . It wa shown that the men did, riot know that tlie tram which they Inter fered .with. carried United States niallK -The men are now Imprisoned at San (Juentin. They will be released an soon a, tlie decision reaches Idaho, ana the necessary p.iper can be sent from that state to the warden nt Sin age or a railway car ana consequent? iy it 1 no offense to conspire or con feilerate ' for : that purpose. Such of fense must be dealt with under; the law of the tae.. dietmeht lack an essential Ingredient to au offense against, the .United States, towlt: That defendants !;hev that the mnll of the United State were carried upon the train. with the necessity of setting forth in tlie Indictment all the elements of the wrongful act which they conspired to commit." ' f - ; i ? END OP CONFERENCE Al'POISTMETS iikVE OF OEIUIAS After P'hlch Adjournment Was Bad YHterdaj-lIlstoricai Cotumlt ' ' tee'a Report to Be Printed. . : The Herman; McthodUt Conference cotnideteil Its . work' yesterday after- j uoou, and adjourne!, to , niet agahi next year In Siiokane. llurhig the fiaul session ; of , the ; Conference' the hisiorical coinniMtee rejwteil-. showing tlie origin of. 'tlie Oerniau Methodist Qdsslou jiu t'ac ; vorthwest, and tliiv growth of tlU branch of the church from that 'date : to the present time. Tli is reiwrt was followed by an inter esting discussion, after whkh the re port was ordered printed 'in the min utes -pf. the Conference. , ... . The temperance .committee and the committee on Mormonlstii also report ed, making strong recommendations, vTilch. ytfte ailopted by the Confor tiue.rTue committee on the sanctity of the Sabbath also filed a report which was" adopted. , ; ' ; . Itlshon Andrews then made tlie ap pointments for the rear, when the Conference adjourned, the .minister leaving ..for their rtfrpective nomcs ou last evening trains. Sunday afternoon Bishop An drews ordained two Deacons as fol lows: : '' ' : ' - ; ' i ' John W. Koeder.-of lacoma. nai E. Julius Traglio. of Logan. At the Sundav evening meeting at me i.e-r-man if. E. church the TwenMeth Ceuturv Tliank orrering wa un-renn-ed to 3I40. the Salem congregation raising $107.25. I The apiMlutments ior uie ,eai as follows: tieo. W. Hartung. of 8iokane, sup erinteudeDt Df the. Northwest mission iirnfereuce. II. P. Iiuge. pre siding elder. Mil waukee.' Addy, MiHn .ml V '.lU'sliA sunolied by F. -W. P,tichhoIz.lwker cuy ana 4 uuj (Onto le supldkil- Ihfhauy iOr)t. A. Jahn. Davenport Vasln.Joseph Hepp. Faliliaveu. tWasbl to l-e supplied by IT. F. Michel- Uatton OVh. ' J.-" . Ileckley. Iigan. Clark and Sandy v juiin Traclio. Milwaukee. 'On, j k i!,.,i,.r. North Yamhill and l or est tirove. Or) ' Han Hansen. Fort- inA virt cfitircn. uan Jn. i.n.l x-on'l cuUrcli. l. ' n'"' t.i.i.rt.i U'hi. J. II. ;Mwhrmg ri. iiiA i.mltflj CaJsir.. Ilo?- alia awl Waukon, ash.) P- J- Seh-nr-t -f.aU-m and Stayton tOr), J. C. ..... .-..i. 1 . wenten. - jjcii w out apiKilntmeut to attend one of the .1..1 V. J.HerwIg. f . j Supernumeraries Adam Pu liler, Rltaville, Wash; and II. F. Michel. i.-.e,.,,niiatcd-t!harle r IVgelow .. 1... xt k tiohnir. tvkane: F, W. PuchhoI-VAUdj, Wasn.; and Adam Ivl'!piel. Port una. , V ' MEATS EXCLUDED. , tt-..i.i,.-m i-u-t. 1. Tin tautln pro iV,:"; ' Meat Ijiw recently 11a avu .vs enacted .by, the eruiaii Government aneenng among ther things the ab solute prohibition of American canned meats and? sausages, will take effect today, The penalty for violating . t-be law, 1 six months imprisonment or a fine 'of 15,0tK marks, or both. , Tlu good. seized will a!o le contiwatL wftether. they teloug to -the offender or rJiot, '.The other regulation-lwie-tofore ' observed resardms' tfood lui'- tirlse reinaiu unchanged. - j A Substitute for Coal. London is trying to produce a sul stitute for household - coal. 1 Common Ht; chemically, prewired., is the pro IHjed.new coal." AVnetber It will deplace the faithful old fuel remain to lie seen. - Thue will weigh it itt.the balance and if foiiml -wanting. rele gate it to the graveyard of failure, where so many Imitators of Hostel ler Stomach Hitters, the great dys !H'pia cure, may tie found. This lias been the only genuine cure for half a ceotut-y. Kvery ufferer should try it for constipation, indigestfou. dyspep sia, liver or kidney troubles, if lie would be cured. Be sure to get the cruujne wtb lour., I'rlrate Itevenue Stamp over the neck of the bottle. There 1 nothing as good for malaria, fever aud ague, or to counteract rheu matism. . CAPIUBT5D BY REBELS. HUMOUS , THAT AX . AMEUICAN COMPANY OF TKOOl'S j - -. ;' 1 . i j Vas Overjwwered by. Filipinos After j a Hot FigUt-Tbej Story Lacks . . Continuation. . MANIL3V, Friday, Sept via. Hong Kong. Oct. l;--persistent native, re irts. whitii are generally believed. bavi lHen eurrent !u Manila for sever al ilays to tin en"ict that Captain 4lev eieux Shl-.'lds aud Couipntiy F.. of the UJllh regbuent of Infantry, consisting of forty-tive nien." statiotH'd at lio.ig, Marinduiiie islands eiulMrkcd Septem ber Ktlh on tlie gii n 1m uit Villalolios tiiul lauded on the Marinduque. coast Sei-temlH-r 14th. when '.Hi of the enemy. ohimmI with rifle. uppocdly fivm I.ii Koii. urprlsl the American. Thrt lat ter Ton glit for several hours, nutil thvlr a n m ti ult Ion was exhausted, ajid ilicj' were overpowered and surrendered, re lief beliig imjiosslble. At least four sjjldlers were killed, among whom. ac cording to the rcisirt. was ' Captain SJilf4il. The AiiMiricaus also had sev eral Wounded. The censor prohibits, the transmis sion of news ciiieiilng the affair. vi, COI.OUF.II TIHIOFS. . . ' San Francisi-o. Oct. 1.- Over !M un-ii of the Ith and. 25fh Infantry Icrdoi-el) sailed for .MauU:llolay ou tlie Han cock. ; '.V . . --- i',-'' Bismarck's Iron Nerve 4 Was the result of -bis tplcnHid health! Intklinita'bre will and trcnivndous rncr KT ate not loured where Stotnadt. .Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of nrdcr. If you want these qnalifric and ; the succes they bring, use Dr. King's New .lie Fills, l hey develop cverv prwer of brain land .body. Oirly 23c at DR. STONE'S druc stores. UU15KSK MAY L&5D. FEDEIlAI. Ji nUE IX HAWAII HAS SO liKlIKI. Coming Prom Port In the l ulled States They Must Be Adiulled ' in the Island Ports. - HONOLULU; Sept. 21, via San. Fran Cisco. Oct. -'1. United State Jmlge Etce hi rtnderel an liupoitaiit de cision regarding tbe .right of Chinese to hind in Hawaii. Ah Sing.who came here from New York as wue. of the rew of the ship Challenger, was re fused pcrit!lsion to land In Honolulu. He was brought before Judge Ite on habeas corpus proceeding. Tlie ji-dge decided that, having shipped from New York, the Chinese had a right to land In any other port, and Honolulu Is now an American port. The "decision - is regarded as highly iiniKirtaiit. as learing on tlie qiustion whether th Cuine in tlie Hawaiian Iland have the right to laud on the mainland. A clause in the Hawaiian territorial act df lare . that the Chinese In Hawaii shall not 1' ad mitted to the rest'of the l ulled fctates. This clause is believed by some to lie tincimstltutlonal, and. fhe decision of Ji-dge Estee Is In line with-that opin- Ion. Tnereare aoout. su.uwi cuiuese In Hawaii. . ., ',;m-: ; x , ; in .', -i' It iim say I have used Ely's Cream Palm for catarrh and can thoroughly recommend ft for . what it j claims. Very truly. Rev.) H. W. Ilattiaway. Elizabeth. N. J.; , ;'..; I trieil Ely Cream iTaim, and to an appearance am cured of catarrh. Tire lerriWe ueauaciie irom wiiicu ions sufferel are gone. V. J. IIItchcHc. late Major I". S. oL and A. A. tien.. Ruffalo. N. X. ; Tbe Balm doe not Irritate or can sneexlng. Snld by druggist at 5l cents, or matieii oy i--iy isroiuers, 00 Warreu St.. New lork. RELIEF FUNDS. - ;,'; T3ie Custodian of the Oalveston Fund KeiKrts the Amount Uecetveu. f (lvestoa. Tex, Oct noi Sea ley. chairruan of the finance committee snd itfodian of the talvetofi relief fun,! liWsrtven out the following; I -411 tnpllea that have Jbcen turned over to ne up to oateirom au si-ucccs amount 'Ao f78LO43J0'V "j tSrific lfotnestead. Salem, Of. Best farm paper. Issued weeltly. $1 a jcu CAMPAIGNING , IN NEBRASKA Roosevelt Delivers Speeches In tbe : none State of Drfaii. V THK INTEREST SHOWN WAS GREAT . . . I- i .-:.'. .,,..'":; ' ' '.. -' K ' '; "? ' Many Thousands of People Urowdel t o t h S t a t i o a m W b e r e I h a Ucp u h itean Candidate pokc. Ii-COOK, Xcb.. Oct. 1. Governor ItooiK-velt's first lay in Neliraska uuiy le regarded as sucieisful, tlHiugh the tiioi nlug Htarted out wet and chilly, and th audletii'es wen Miiail. Tliir ti'"U speeches were made duriug the ilay. As the day advanced the ky cleaiel autl th meet fug at different llaces aluug the way showed a great it'al of Interest,' Proliibly SO.tMsr or lit.iXMi people were addressed daring the day. ' - ' ' ', 'r J Tomorrow journey will cover Hi) hjilcs, and wl;hlu that distance he will rqiake eleven speeches, j 1 .!' CONXEtmCUT ELECTION'S. ;! Xew Haven. Conn., Oct. 1. It was towit meeting: day to day in Connec ticut, and 102 towns held elect ion and pclecteil olliccrs for the coming year. w- - CONGRESSMAN J. A. Hartford. New Haven. Brldgeisirt. An MHla. Deitiy ami X.iusilitin-k did not hold "b-tlons. Helurus at midu'-ght lutv-e Is-en rtii'ived frm LTH towns, of 1 1 voting, and I lie tables show Re I tibliea-n. luajot'ltle hi l.t. and Id-mo-, -ritlc kiiiii"h in thirty-live.' Th ele turn of 1WUJ gave the "lepitblU-aii I "Jo ahd the Democrats Ihirty-'seveii. Com nring those of -last ieir with those of tcday. the Repiiblleau ' have U-st I went. v -two'! (own Mini the I H-BKiernt two. Of till; twenty-four towns mlss lug totilghtj .dxtiiMi went Republic-Jti Inst year, wnd eighf Dcniocralic. If the mls-i'i town remain tlriu in their nlieWlvv sndunins t of lant year. It would If it total-of illy towns Repub lican, sud fTM'ty-three lH-miMrratlc, a net Reputdicando" of six. ELE(TIOXS IX EXC.LAND., ' IMidMi. fi't. 1 Return, rei-eivnd tp to midsiglit 1mW the total number .of ' 'tiiem'jiTs of-Parliament chK-ted U le I'Ri. as 'follows: Couserva tlves. Kl; Unionist." 1: LilHrals. Kl: National ist. H.. The lons i vatives liave gaiutil two scats and the Liberal one. , . i . ; ; J0I5ED TH E DEMOCRATS. ' FEDERAL PARTY. IX PUERTO , RICO HAS DETERMINED , To Follow- the Lead of Rryiai and Hi , Party -Republicans Kndor?e , '": - , the -Admiuistration. SAN JUAX. Porto Rico. Oct. 1. -Trie FtwfcYal party.-1 at It -nveiition at Cagims yesterday. iasseil resohiiior affiliatln. itself with the Dem.a-ratK-party in thv- I'ulted States. Cabh srratB from Vi:,J. l'ryaii anl Ja. K. Jon, urging ; harmony, wi-re reml. Xunc2 Rivera made a siieeeh In whl 'i he tipoed the ad ministration -;i the ariKiiidtliat Foraker i unsatlsf ict.vy, ami tliat the Porto Rlcans demand a u.ore Independent form of -oreraiuent The Hegate in-ill nominate a om rrtlsstoner for 'ogres. v A Rfputrik-an suas meeting at San Juan ha endorsed th-1 admiuts.Tatwn anl oamed Candidate for the house cf delegates .r" .;,- - REFUbKES FR'JX CHINA. MIIONARlES'-vVHO SUFFERED iDUIilNti: THE .PEKUN, SIEtiE. Axrlve at San FraoH-o and ReK.-t Their Experience Darfnartlie Up- y : 1 risings of Uoxers. 4 ; SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. L Among Ibe paMrngers arriving on the stianieSr Coptic.- fnm the Orient ;last night. Were tweuty-six win iied through tlie slege of Pekin. "All "tell uiterest lng stories of the lncidcut of the siege. Miss' M. E. Antlrew., of Cleve land, Ohio, who is one of the best known women missionaries hi China, having 4ient ,thirty-!wo years Iu; 'the church and school work there, told an Interesting story of 1 her experienc es during the Boxer uprlsiug. She said: . , "At Tung Chou, w here I was sa I'OneiL'we have for . vears heard warn- tings aud threats of anti-foreign and anii-cnnsiian uprisings, we grew ac- j customed to such threats, and thought iio:hing , would ever cim of this bluster of the antl-foreiyu element. Tlien came the new of conflict - and munk-r, and at night we wuld the sky; red with the light of inceu-di.-ity iirest ..Alarmed at this' we ile cided to hurry to I'ekin. During the f'ege we Nlid not suffer' very great hardsdiips. There was enough fool, such .1 It was. and while we were somewhat crowdinl we were so hapiiy iu "being away from fhe fury of .4 fie ii'c'i, that "we could not complain. .The trip through tlwrdevji state I country was cry paint ul La me. 1 hai Ikimi Iu Cb!tia si long, and had grown to know the people so well, that I could reVer Iiave InMievetl su-li things eonti linpiM'u. 1 am going back" to CMi'.n.i within a year. I Iiojh?. That land has been the scene of my life's work; and I telle ve it is my duty to contlum? my labors there." " . A MURDER MYSTERY. IDAHO MEUCHANT FOUND WITH HIS HEAD CRUSH ED." Was Killed In His Store Nothing Was Taken by the Criminal No Clew to the Murderer. . WALLACE. Idaho, Oct; l.-M Uih-W Mailey. a cigar dealer, was murdered T. HULL, OF IOWA. iu his jilore. early this morning, and bite tonight the ollicers Have no clue to the murderer. Jt?s before W o'clock this morning, a passerby saw the IkmIj- lying upar the icnr of hi cigar store, and le-tltled the titH't-rs. - Hot h' door were lock'l, and blood on the floor caused the lw lie'f that he had Mtic'uled. When tbe door was forced, it was --found 'that his throat was nt. ;ind his skull cnil hfd in thrc pla-es. An Iron bar. 1H lut h" long. lay tiesldo the ls'ly. which wis eeverwt vhh blood. A owel bad len tleil around the b-ad, evidently .for a gag. An ex'imination of the. jreniis.i tdiowed. Ihe: safe . Ioi-im.' the iiumcy drawer tindiHt.irbcd. and a watc'iva no tle corpse. , The body, was yet v anu. but death bad occurnil . m.i i time Iwfore. Nothing was misting ex ccpt a key to the doir, the murderer evidently taking it with hi at and lock- ing the dov. 1 tine wit nes saw the deccasd enter the store with a talk slim man alsjut O o'clock. 1 Mailey had lived iu ''the C-nr d'Alcnes about tifti'eii years aud had ii known enemies. "I wlli Id exprif my thra;ik to the ipaniifactnrers of ChamlHi-laln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy." for having put on the market such a wonderful medicine," says W. W Masslnglll, of - Heauniont. Texas. There are many thousands of mother wliofe 'hildreo have been saved from attack of dysentery and cholera in fantuni'wh.i must aUo feel thankful tt J for sale by F. (I. Haas, druggist, Salem, Oregon. AN ELECTION CALLEDtiT. 'T, T. tJi-er yesterday bjuel the frmal inx lama t Ion. addressed to the slierlfT of Multnomah county, ordering a c-ial election, to cbose a iiccesr to it 1m late A.-J.. Knott, a. menilwr of the Ijegislatore, receatly tleceasiHl. The special election Is to le held on Tu day, Nf.-emjer ttfhj- Mr. Knott w;Ma IeoMcrat,.but was elected on the Cit ixetoi:.. ticket. , ,,. .' , :.;... , , HOI'S A DVAX!E. Fifte-n cents was yesterday offered t'vr the li-o of an Aurora grower, and refused by him. Dealers are now beginning to make i equine for hops, and the price i lowrly advamring.' ;! prk-es will dotibltew. Ie paid wls-n tlie market jen fully. Several sale at belter fnan II cents are reported, Imt the ma jor portion of the growers .refuse to sell for less than li cents or is?i:er. Fine job printing. Statesman Office. 1 f I. ASYLUM REPORT FILED, WITH THE 8TATK BOARD OF TRUSTEES YKSTRRDAY. Cost of Conducting the Institution for the Month of September-Health - of the Patients. Supt. J. V, Calbreath, of the Oregon State Hospital for the Insaucv yester day, riled his, report with the Stato ' Asylum Hoard, showing the condition of affairs at the asylum and t he , cost of conducting the institution duriug Sep tember. The -reiort says In part; "Tlie general health of the iuinites of the asylum for the month1 of Scp temler has beeu nol, and tIiuiulH'r of .''patients ' dischargeil ha Ihhmi alKHit the avenige. j wblle the number received has hardly : lecn u'if to the average, ) Tlw farm force is eaigagetl in plow ing.: sowing and Uliteliing. The -otn is lielpg gathennl and cut Into ensil age. There will 1 an' rtbuudahce of com to fill liotu "silos'! U their full capacity. All live 'stock it iu fine itm dillon." ; The statistical report for the mouth shows the' following condition of af-" ' fairs: ... " ; ! The uuiulier of patients in the Ore- , gou State Insane Asylum 011 August yist; anI the ihiuiIht rHelvedj dis charged, died and elopetl during tno month of September, 4s shown below; No. of patients Aug. 31.$rj 3.V, llt'si No. ree'd during Sept.. . j 1 j IO 23 3(W 1185 5 13 2 7 3 4 3 5 4 . '- 1 No. under care. ..... .817 No. dischgd recovered.. S No dischgd much imprd, 5 No. d if hed mmrd 1 No. dlschgtl not Impvd, . '1 No. died ..... ......... 4 No. cloiMul.... ...... '.. 1 No. die barged, died and eloiiod . . 21 13 31 No. remaining Sept ..71s H55 1151 Average number dally 1 157 0-30. I Jit IIllIIIIM'l Ol I'i'iniNin. iiun nil- . (lovers, and patient fed aud lodged in the asylum luring September 1 1 -; kIhSwii in the follow luisr:- - ;' o. omce.rs auu einjnoj-rn.... i.u Ave. No. patients daily. ... .1157 0 30 ... .1 . .. .fi" TolaL'L'i'.'... K ....l.'fHD.'W) The average moiitlily and dally fx-."; . ........ ' - . I ..it I l1 . fi nil fiBii t - Sio.m l-ld: daily, .llHJ lui, '.. --Tlw- eisst -of eoudu'-tltig-.the nylum . during Hie , month was . dljtf riJiuted aiiiiMig l fie neveral departnkWs aS fol lows: i '-' Kitchen and dining room.. . $2,777 4 Male diMtHmeht. iV.'' ' 415 7' Female fdetiarttneot 135 21 l4ik ry ..: 1. . . . Iituidry ..' ....-.'.... 414 79 47 13 27.1 92 d7 M 8 4i 40t 95 21 k nw 181) 51 :::s oi til 45 2 70 8 34 7f 5l 2:t5 13 117 51 Oiiglne nMii ...... ........ Farm, ganlen anl da iry ... . Stable. .. ....... ItepaJr. Drug store. . . . Sewing room... Center iulldlng. tltliee.i.. 1 : West cottage... East cottage. . . . Stanley farm. . . Esiiense... . ... it i Inurmary. . . . . . Carpi'nter shop. . .7 7 61 5(1 43 1 -12 .$0.35$ f5 Factory. Tailor shop. . j .. ... . 1. Total. . . . The State lUiard of Education was In scmhioii nearly an or jesiernny nrr- noon, wneii tne reports or ?ipi. it. if. ItickerJ, of the Reform School; Supt. J. L. Carter, lof the it 11 ml school, ana fM'pt. Chvtotl Wintz..of the School for Deaf" .Mute, for the quarter ending r'ptcmlK-r ."With, were received and considered, and bill against the et oral Institiiil'in aiidMel. The thrfo school were frnmd in a Very satlsfnc- toiy coii'litioii by Ibe liarl. ' ' . i 1 I...1. , -' WILL SPtAK IN ORLGON. OEXERAL CARR TO,:AXVASS ON THE PACIFIC COAST, j Three SjMicbe In This State 1 and Seven In. Washington.. I Um P10 ' gram of This Camp Iguer. CIIICAOO. Sept. 2X.-;ciHraI C. E. Can, e-Minister to Deuiiiark, will leave Chicago Octols-r 4th, under the aiiKpiec of the National Republican Coiiiiiiit'tee, for a campaign toiirSiof tie . Pacific coast. He will mk three. iecche in Oregon, aud sevca in Washington. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. ; fts Kind Yea Hai3 Alifajs E::M Bara th EleaAture of A SURPLUS. Washlgtoo. Oct. L The comparsHre statement of tbe Oovcrnineiit receipt rid spend it lire issued toilay. shows that during the tnonlh of :Scteiiiber 11 rei-elpt froiii all source amoiiMt ed to 45f-'iLT-'i. and ejendittir-s. Kgi.liKi,!!?!. leaving a surplus for-the nu,i.i) .f iwn v. j WILL NOT FIOHT. L St. Paul, Minn.. Oct. 1. Roth Iemo-c-ratie candidate for jlhe Suiaeme Conrt harjiig reslgneir. "Tlie state coni mittee this afterno'in decided not (o op. ioe the Republican candidate. '