Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 21, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textinifnnitnrt wi . i Associated Tress Report anil Digests of all Important News of To-Day. MISCELLANY. i POLITICAL. ;a.1irm,JUOnS.,AlUASn MV UNVBXT10X IX SALEM. The Wonderful Aermotor Ponr-r now Introduced in this section. MARKSTS 11V TRliKGtt.U'1.. will BEIiinK THAT POWDEIU.Y OIIDKR .V OENKKAt, STRIKP New Yoiik, Aug. 20.- Powderly and Devlin, of tho executive board of the Knlghta of Labor, called on Webb last evening. Toucey was with Webb, and the four geutleinen had in Interview which lasted twen ty minutes. The oiler of Powderly to submit the matter to arbitral was refused by Webb ou thegrouuds REsourrmva Z2:,-- 'Alll.oMv,st(tJ;:. , '". IU- "WW "Ital lo a warmer's Alliance of Vlrnini. 7 bVSrt "en us, until the nnaneial cmat c nation of the laborer and proE is accomplished." '""ncer "AHO REPUBLICANS. Boise City, Idaho, Aug. 21... vt the session of U,e republican state ..,., uu t'Miiiirinnu n...-i already presented. In other words Platform, which was adop X L? l""J "UO IlUr v JIUUIhH. flT .Shnolmi, jumping on thoKnlehUof Labor. I "solution to the dlect thnt iVT TIibv (11(1 tint dlsi.li.ir , 1 fi, ... .. UlCCt tuat 't Wil They did not discharge men because they were Knights of Labor, but for good reasous. Neither Depew nor Vanderbilt are opposed to tbe Knights of Labor as an orgauiza lion." Powderly once more urged that the matter be arbitrated, but Webb remained linn. Devlin asked Webb if he womd consent to an investiga tion 01 tue causes surrounding the discharge of fifteen men. Webb reiterated there w as nothing to in. vestigate; that the company was managing the ro.ul, and he did not see why their actions shniild i, questioned. Devlin then asked him if he did not owe the public and he em ployes of the load any duty regard ing its management in which all were moro or less iutercsted. Webb did not reply. Devlin then said there was no use in further discussing the matter, as the railroad company had declared themselves in favor of an independ ent course. Toucey then said Master Work man Lee was primarily responsible for the strike. Devlin asked Toucey if lie would levive the question of Lee's action and consider the discharge of the other men. Toucey and Webb le tired and that ended the conference. Powderly and Devlin then with drew without, makingany threats or intimating what they intended to do. Webb gives this version of the in- oflered a f 1. the sense of the convention that the .. .'iaiure should elect one U b. senator from North Idaho. After an extended debate the resolution was adopted by vote of CI to 39, and the convention took a recess until two p. m. DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. San Jose, Cala.. a up. "i pi, umioeratic convention met ni to,, o'clock this morning. The call for me third ballot on gubernatorial nomination wasoulered assoou as the convention met. MAYOU I-ONI) NOMINATED KOK C10V- EHNOlt. San Jose, Cala., Aug. 21. Mayor E. P. Pond, of San Francisco, was nominated for governor by the dem ocratic state convention on the fourth ballot. The attention of thP.TnnT.viT, ...,, ln.,1,,.. l, . . . --"..- ... - v vuueu 10 a wonderful new in- fill Oil 111 PI 1 M,r A . . mlM.ot.i r, I . '"cvuiuiuilir, WU1CU, 1 that the State ns its name iinnii- 1. . , ly a wind mill, but such au improve ment on the old styles that persons wishing to employ this power of rm ture will be deeply interested. It is mounted on a toner similar to the ordinary mill, but on a tiller which makes it possible to lower the entire mm to the ground by simply pull ins: a rope. A child can lower thn mill it works so easily, and it cau be oiled and raised to place again lu less than a minute. The entire motor is made of steel, and the fans of spring steel, making it practically iudes tructible. It is made iu three sizes and is of so light a draught that it nwii pump water iu the slightest breeze when a common wlud mill will not budge. It is also cheaper than anything in the market. Par ties interested can see this great modern improvement by stopping at ihe red bam near thedenot iu Sa- lem.w here the agents, Messrs. Hayes & Verchler have headquarters. These gentlemen are receuily from Illinois, and ill engage iu import ing Percherou nud shire horses be sides handliug the aermotor. PARAGRAPHS. J. G. Corbiu, a wealthy tanner of blaugter, WVh. was robbed of flSOO yesterday, by twoc.infldence men. Arepoit came fioni New York that theie is an incipient mutiny among the sailors and mariners of the navy yard. A general com plaint is madeagaiii'-t overwork and poor food. The steamship Danube, which formerly plied between Portland and north ports, has been chattered by the Canadian Pacillc Hallway Co. to carry fi eight between Portland 'and Vaucoucr, 15. C. terview and said the wholt confer. The average wheat yield of Mani-. ence was carried on iu a most pleas- toba will be twenty-live bushels per , acre, with a total of 20,000,000 bushels. 21. The situation at Armeuia is uauy becoming more deplorable, 'lhere has been a wholesale slaughter of Christians at Moosh. At a meeting of the Quebec cabi net Tuesday, Kobidoux was appoint ed attouey general, Laugeliar pro vincial secretary, and Trucotte plen- ant manner. LATEST OF THE blKIKE. New York, N. Y., Aug. Chief Sargent this morning said a meeting of the federation of railroad men is to be held at Terre Haute, Ind., Saturday with the undoubted result that a strike 011 the Vander bilt system would be ordered. He also said the labor men had decided to adhere to the stand takeu. This i ipoteutiary. had been rendered necessary by Webb's arbitrary methods, aud his utter refusal to arbitrate tho situa tion made it useless to deal with him any longer. VICE PRESIDENT WE11I1 STOLID. Vice President Webb this morn ing said he did not believe the im pending strike would be nearly so gigantic as the federation aud the Knights of Labor would have peo ple to believe. Webb did not doubt that the supreme court of the feder The whole Berlin press condemns the arbitrary police proclamation prohibiting tho socialist meeting, in view of the fact that the nnti-soc-ialist law expires iu October. The German Veterans' federation of North America closed their festi-, val at Davenport, la., Tuesday. Harlwig Sehmuck, of Davenport, waseh'ctedlpresideut, Rudolph Volk man, San Francisco, vice president. Charles Webster, an actor who traveled last season with the "White and Killed ntinn ivnniii .nil nt tho mfiii. but lie I sinvn" ramnauv. shot ' -. -b Ii.l. tvliAtrun was of tlie opinion that the number Engineer Robert McNeil at o jnd (bli( rcji York Tuesday nigiu. eusu-i , n'fum jealous of McNeil's aiieimim i wife. Webster was arrested. Comoral Nichols, an English div er working iu Halifax harbor, was killed by a falling anchor while 100 who would respond would not be so great after all. THE ATASCODEUO feETTLKRS. Templeton, Cala., Aug. 21 The excitement on the Atascodero fliita lino anniou'hnt subsided. A FROM CLYMEK. Miss Taylor, of Mehama, is visit ing Mrs. W.T. Pattou. Miss Dawson, of Canada, is spend ing the summer with her cousin, Mrs J. W. McCrow, of Plomo View. Mrs. H Warren lias gone to Gil liam county to visit relatives aud friends for a few weeks. I. A. Jones lost a valuable colt last week. Iu some way the colt got the rope with which tho mare was tied, wouud around its neck, and choked to death befoie any one discovered it. Miss iluzell, the woman', foreign missionary from Sawta, China, will lecture on the idolatry of the Chi nese, at the Baptist church of this place, Aug. 24, at 11a. m. C. R. Hougham, lately from Eastern Oregon, who has been liv ing on II. J. Smith's farm during tho past six or eight months, has purchased one hundred acres of tine land near Woodburn, and will take possession ot his new home about the 15th of September. Threshing is almost all done iu this neighborhood aud although the yield generally, is not up to tho average for this section, on account of continued dry weather during the early season, the grain Is of fine quality. II. J. Smith had one piece of ten acres which yielded 40 bushels of wheat per acre. John Sappinglield is circulating a petition for signature, asking the government to cut oil the mall route from Salem to Knight at Whlteaker, having tho stage go from Whlteaker to Salem and back every day, allow ing the patrons of tho Knight olllre to be supplied fioni Argentl. Clyjilr, Aug. 20, I8O0. Tim Oreat Spring Maillrliip. Tim llloiitl Utile I.lln. Geullcmen: Ilunebecn troubled with bnd blood for wine eni, but recently pur elms ed two bottles of Hlbburd'K Itliuuinnt Ic Cough Syrup, wlilrti tins entirely cured me As n blood purifier It has no emml,und I also tafce pleasure In reooniniendliiit it n atoule, ulteralle, and reliable rheumatic remedy. Very truly jour; 8. E. rKHOl'SON, Knton Hnpldt, Mich. ThU Is t certify that we know ,,r. I-t r-cu-ou, and believe the statement made by rue e Ulliu"liaiiui;ij ii-fum- remedy as we bel'oi e It to be the meuieine on our Mjeit. VOitTIjAXD. bet-Valtr, 1 3I$1 . Flvr (hitulArd, J W. OuUWe (Trades, SH Oat 1j ver bnht. MIIUluflV-Drttn S1&S1T; hi t, 9K9lin Ground lwrly, $C oncp t. W middling, .'!, per ton. itay -Jt0l7 in.r ton. llutter Oreson fhney dairy, e; ftiney Z?S; p.ck1 to fair, SWB; CHliftvrnm 21c. KS Oregon X to 35o per doen. IuUry-OM chlckenj, W CO M; Ihtkr prlnR.S C0l CO. lotatoes Toe to SSc ier cntl. Cheese Oregon, 11 to ISe; 0ltftrnii 9i to KVj. Sugars Golden C, oo; extra t", Zb)i dry granulated, tf; cube, cruheil aud Pow-J dered, Wc per pound. Ueons Small white, SS,!; pink, $J;bayos 51 50; butter, $8; llman, $5 CO ier cental. Dried fruits Plumtner drlnl. 10 to lie: undrled and factory plum, 64 to 9, i Ffll peachc, .sundrledlOc: evinxjrateil, lrtt, "Vl j to ITc. Hire W Yr jKiund. Hides Dry hlde, S to 0c; H Its fi"" cull-; green oer M ihmuuIs le; under 6j pounds So; sheep pelt, short wool, SO to oOc; medium, 60 to XV; long, W to 51 95 shearling, 10 to 20c. Tallow-Good to choice, it to SJfe. Wool Eastern Oregon, 10 to lPo; alley, 10 to.lso per pound. Nail Iron. $3 20; steel, Stt !H; lre, $S TO per keg. Beef Mc, 3 to svje; dressed, Tc Mutton Live, 3.10 SJcjdreed 7c Hog 1.1 e, 5c; dressed, 7e. Veal 5 to So pvt ixmnd. Sprlug lamb $2 each. SMOKKU MEATS AND EAUl). Eastern hams, IS to lie; breokfast Iva con, l.l to He; side. 10 to lie; lard, 10 to lie per pound. SAN" FRANCISCO. Sax FBAIscx), Aug ?0, Wheal SI SO to 1 SOU r"r standanl shipping quality. llarley heed $1 2SJjgl SO pur eentn Old brewing grades held at SI A',. Chopped feed, J2I to 23 per ton. Potatoes Eerly rose, 75c to SI; Game chile, Too to $1 per rental; llurbanks, SI to 1 75 percental In boxes. Onion Jl 75 to 2 00 for red. PRODUCE KXCIlAXGi:. Wheat lluyer '00; closing, St 11; buyer season, closing, SI o.Itol 55, Hurley lluyer 'HO; closlug, SI S5; buj er scasbn closing, SI .50. CHICAGO WHEAT MAUK17I'. CinrAOo, Aug. 19. Wlicnt SI OJ. CHICAGO CATT1.U .MAHKf71'. . CmcMio, Aug. 111. Cattle receipt, 10,000; bcine. SI (SO to I S); steel's, .! .W to I JO; Mockers mid feeder. SM loto It DiV.cut, bull; and mixed, SI alio a 10; Texas cattle, .1 00 to 3 50. Hos Hecelpts, lOAtv. mixed, JX 75to'IS5 heavy, SI 4o to a 85 light, SS 70 to S 10. Rhecp-Kecelpts 10.0UO; uutlves Jl to. I 70 Texas, SI 05 to 1 50; lamb .5 to 0 1. MISUKIjAXEOITSMaUKKTS. Xl.w Yokk, Aug. 19. Coira1, ltlu llrmer; fair cargoes, 20$; Xo 7, tint benn.jiso to 19. Sugar ltnw, held higher; refilled grin 6to6Ji;uxlnC,fifc;to Cic; jellow, to 5c; granulated fl'f. Petroleum 02c. Ciiicaoo, Aug, 19. Ityo; quiet at IH llarlej Steady, 70o Whlsky-Sl 13 Shoulders J,'i 75IO 5 S7. Short clear 55 75 to 3 85. Short ribs ."i Xi to fi 10 Ijird Sfi 20 nol 3.1 to 3Sc. ' ULACKSjIITHING, i pM sad OArriigt)!ikiu lid lirpairitg llonesbotlns a i-etetti All work guar- JUIU aHtMtl. JOHN lllll.M. Corner of OmmrelHfidCliH(e!eU t ! T1,E sTRmit; JKWBI.BK, Wl Court St. AVM. WLCKEY, House Painter, Decorator, and Wall Tinier. Eeve order at John Hughes' store, Stte street. SALEAI IRON WORKS. Groceries . Crockery and Glassware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Lime, Cement, Hair and Plaster, Oats, Wlioal, Bran and Shorts. our (Jowls aro First Clas; ami our Tricos are Below' Competition. If You Have any Produce to Sell, or Want Anything in our Line, you can't Afford to deal Before Consulting us. 0. 1). BUTTON, Prop. Catluc of all klud made to. ordei. MILL MACHINKHY, PLANING MILLS, COUNICKS, MLTAL KHONTS, WHP.i:i, 1TI.I.KYS, and special CAtlugs ot any iitylo or it tern made In short order, smooth and re llablcln eo y particular. Repair any Machinery in Short Order. hop t'll.ltltii. 1i.,t.n.r and boo stoebu It. ou any Iron work needed. paid for old Iron. engine, hop m Will nmkcestlmate Good pi Ice 3-pv.lin IfllP I J UllTIi A sOCLK, Iiist Ilupldn, hold bj amlth A Stelner. Michigan nuts nas soniewuui &uuan.i.. - - , f )ll0 tea majority of the settler, after hav- feel Wow J ing posted their notices of pre-, He had ilt"cle" ,l ' , t emnt on. have concluded to lei the I heavy anchor in order tome HcCROW t WILLABD, - Uealer In Fresh and Salt Meats. KLDK1DG1S BLOCK Price of A) eats by tlicntmrttr oc. Mutton by tlieciuaitor 7c. Pork by the quarter ...... To. llolls 6 to se. Iloasts to, HELLENBRAND'S Ealing Pallors k Candy Jlannliirloiy, 20B Commurolul Straot HILLOKKAItK: Ir Cream 10c , lJKnnd36ontH Colliv, Ten or Choeolatoand Cake .10 ranu Miihli and Milk -lOeenU Plato of Soup Kleent Hot Cake. COtleoorTea IfiienU Hccftok and loni 'UiM-nth Pork Chop and lij iKceiiU. .Mutton Choii and K(!K - il VenlMin and r.Krf 95nl 3aiua):uaiid Ik .iUwiiUi Ham and ru a6wnU Kroxh Oynterh any utile aft rwiU emption, have concluded survey be made aud then return to the land. WASHINGTON L1C1HT ON TUB SUIUKCT.-Tllllt i . myH 'nd. ...,. i,im ! what Farrar & Co. proposo to give, Porter Houke Htik and Kkh -Mcenu ll)on lllm wiiay "'' p" .,' Tender UiluHtwikund Kbh COiwiim IN TIIK SKNATK. Washington, D. C, Aug. 21.- Tho senate this morning took up the tariff bill. Nothing was said about Quay's "order of business" resolu tion, debate on which began yesterday. datk set rort election ai Tho nrinnclllnil whlCU 111 ""V . . .i, niht-r iirenaralion hauled to the surlace, wueu i"- HuiiinAbteiuer,ioieaeu. rope in some way became ianBiuu . ,.,'a, r lie out it iu order to get olear aud the anchor fell and killed him. Hiram Gregg, who was stolen from bis parents at Elmlra,. i.i a when he was eight W) ,,v.--o lllbburl' Klir uinatlc und I.lier Pill. Thew pll.nare (.oleiillflcallycompoundel andunlfoiin lu action. No grlplnir jln wi rununoHly ftillowlne tho tuc or I'ill". Too aretdapted to both adulta and chil dren lib perfect wifely. We gun hntro ...... i.ui.imuiita1 In I he cnreofhlCK brad. ache. cunlipatlon,ili'enliiand billluiik. 25 Cent Regular Dinner Servwt From II t3 0'Ckxk. r': "r"!. " "." ",,J"'""- ' "V 7 A nice mrlety of vcUI1mi. U.. etc. Alhoia, hiIIi or milk with ull SA will ' 17 ly iiiiI ullhoul extra olmr. Cholcn CliiHr. imixirtwl uu iiomtwue, judging from the lino now tylol hand lamps they nave just received. f A hure Cure for Pile. ' ,.u. iii arA known br moUture . llkepeii"trBtlon,caulnic Intepho ItcMnit nn warm ThU form h )! us Illlnd . Oregon 8fatc THIllTlirni ANNUAL EXIIIlllTIOS Under tho maunnemenl of the Oreson State Hoard of Agriculture, will bo held outliOKtate fair cround iieur Snleiu, pi)iiiiiiencliiK on 3Lont1ay, Sopfoiuliot It'itli, 1SU0, And liiKtluKone week. Over &0II1 CASI t PK1CMIUMS Ollered for agricultural, Mock and me chanlcnl exhibit, for work of art ami fancy work and for trials of (.peed. Heduci d rati, for fate aud IrelKhl ou all tran-portntlon lln h to and from llio fair. Imixiitiint lmprmemcut. have been made uim the KioumW and lucreiisril faullllle areolloiedeli bltor. ' CILBBRT k PATTERSON. "THE Willi)! AND I'lUIT FAIIMS. Four Miles Prom Salem tic Capital of Oregon. D532K)- Oue Thousand acrca of ns lino laud u (hero Is In tho northwest, divided Into onu hundred miiriU meadow and fruit farnp. These tractH for tho KIHST TIM li aie now placed on the market rauglng In prices trom JBO to l(K) per tu'ic one third eash, balance on tlmo with Interest. No Better Opportunity for Investments in n small way has been ollered to the iiubllu. Thousands of dollars will be expended 'within tho nuxt 11! months In improvements In Ihe linmedlato vicinity of this laud, whllu upon the traot Itsolf, In tho way of roads, fencing, ele., a large amount of money will bo used. k Prcc Hide to and From llic Place to any one wishing lo see or Invest. Call at the olllce of Tlie Pavilion Will be Opens Four ni;;hl.s (luring tho. week. A i.plendld Ik 1(1 for hoixxt filtered lu Ihe kpcihI department, and line oxhlbltlonn of racluK will heulen naeh day. KnttliH for premium cIomi Monday at 7:;i0p. in. Kxlilbltors aro unccil to make a many ofthelreittrlesou Holiday before the fair us h-mIiIii. Hood. anlmalH and artleliM for exhibition muni be in tholr plaioo by 10 p. in. on .Monday. PKICKS OF AD3IISSI0N: Mau'Nday lleket Ms WoniHii'iailHy ticket . Sto Man'H MiiHin ticket ft fin Woiiikii'm MWnoii ticket II 10 send to theM-c eUirj at Portland, Oimioii, fur a priinlum IM. I). II. LUONKY, Pronldnnt. J. T. (IHKUd, Seoreturj . du.til WILLIS & & a IV. y NOTICE To IVly Patrons. J. iJ. HAItUIM' Salem Kxprswt wiigonn No. IS aud lit can be found on uiriuir Court and Commercial ntrmu. Uwvh all Iralti and IhwI order at L.H. Wlnlum' Kro eery More, III) Court Mret. All oriltir prumpll) atli'iidwl to. i flVMDgBffi1 Court St., Salem, Agents, lor IMals, Description and tirther particulars', WMLKfVWUm iwBtttttittamT i rm vwaMnaik jtucm i a I AGENCY: ok Tj-ira FOUNTAIN m I or t .ySif"'151 " 3Bp-' r A,. JOS. ALIIKKT. AKnt. HnIviii. ()toii " . . 11',.,l.,nj .i ....r.iaii nniiie itwiiw. years oiu, iciu."- j..naPS uieedlnirand protrudlue.yteld ai once to' ilav. He lived with the Ojpsie i,!ii2Snkok Pile itemAv. which new W o stole him in WIhumh u u. oujjuy Zln ue was a man. About a mon h ago jMW(.Wa --j receiveo a ie; . JY 7Ari) rpininrnn real name He hs- be i bySmllhAHteluer. OkeooN Wool. IlomeraU'r the up at the meeting of congress in December, and that voting ou the bill and amendments shall begin December twentieth. he . tellinc him his i i.i, ni,rpni' home. ami !" p ,.i,ioo.l ilif r. ,. u'lu.lon Mill more at 2b0 1 " ." ' 7. tenedto return anu - b ,7 -""";,, . made at tho conference lo-mgun.; ()f hU inoUler, nu uimmu.. . ""-- that tbe election bill shall be taueu - ,, a3 ami. , of cMii.ng, - . . u In ,uud .. .i ,r,.cu In Ml (id rli fmm thulroWll IllilU. BiKt lilt The preBiaent w . -. . ,. ' -" ' ., ,Pa ,lllvIlltr. PriB- oZSl 'l- "i0n untilthelwlow.,uhetow. MMf ivll authorities bve actwl to their urfofe feUrt for tJe hj10rt, a.iw oxtent. or rooonUluB don't fowl to order ,u..v. . , iu Hi'iviiiri jol'kxai. mywir wmp. , . I In Willi- Before Leaving Salem. tllllort l!r.lye tMiWou wle IKjL'Mi TKIP TICKKTS ui Vw)uliui d rt-turn TtekU irool Jw uuit awl oomiKik ou U)' Wwlc day hbUI OetotM M, Vi. HOIIT. THOMPSON. NEW IMiSTAUJIANT, Uiiolte Wfller llnm , Coin'l HI. ICVItKYTHINO N 16 V MhhU at all hour and In every klyl. ISm-1 iiimi In the illy for i'M-enU. (Jive im u khII. THlt l "S Over Two Hundred nf tluw favorite IViih are now lu uho In Marlon eoiinty uloiio. It U ono of tho very best KoiiutMlii IV 1 1 mauufactiind. All IiiHiiranie AgenlH use this IVn. The Into Improvements lender It Mtlll morn attraotlvo and moro denlrable. A full iinu of MAUI i; TODD .tilAHU'Hdold I'em are always In stock, also PHOTO AMUJMH, AUTO AIJJUMH, HCHAP HOOKS, HC'IIAP PIOTlfUKH, PUHSHH, OAHD OABES, VIHITINO CA11DH, WICDDINCI 8TATI0NKHY. Remember tlie Place, dnw. t? Jr u 08 STATJi STREET, SAI.EM, ORE, 7i3M TICKETS S8.50. S T A TE in . . ho? been rew-lved A J. ' .. .i. ih Turiwr d ties wbkh dot' tl U tweeu anu--!' .MeGnttb imrtles sgel In nxmi .. itritbh Co . . .. .i. VufcAii rivw. will w later on i J'urj,TY. VtmU butter . r..rvi.iftn that the IfcflU -r '"-- . . , i,.v- Lmh .MeGnttb I"1" w." ",.A i .jL.i .,uNtitls l ftinply the djr" A HKCOPNT-THK SPKCIAL AOKNT engsgw, , , flX Ug I --- ' .hI, kl ttpUrt Advltu Cto. ..,.im linil:n -" .--... WML A BBRXARDI. B biiX'WI Dt, BBdff HIUH A Hl lirmv in l itlijiit Fm Tuiiial r Interior I'tiftU k Mem Pacillc Ita 1 lb line li tak To all Points lt ami South. m AUBIVKS i Ti .hi .. llnroU lllf IUF.-M.- . , ,,...,.! VniiTt ivn Or AUK. -L-J' ', ' "" , , 'haani. spi) .uriai. i I eluidUe ipSal oLus agent, rtoo.1 ff' Dr IIrt7l-r ? I Iniv. t.eianu, tlie special w , me ,",.. vai&en i llmr. i vnur Ktbm CVmjkIi hymn In arrld In this city x ' j uiwn -- . tf , J-tawwio . Plumbing& Fitting Washington, D.C, for the IP riHM1 yO-y " . w, exeuUinK kuowled of h -"- r. s. CKL-isEit AT WWW. tWh r.-u, Um Unto. If Unt l SpeoUl to the Journal. IT . ", , ,.. .i,.i b eouW v'"t Newport, Ogn., Aug. SL-TJU- J?" but boH w H. cruiser, Charleston, j; Cauforl U this harbor this morning. '"",. ' " ' days from Honolulu. ?he l noon for Port Townnd. Stock Ui hmH (A ewnlii. Po'r- blldruKKteU. UUUUWUMK. tt ail lm4 mUm am Wla ACCIDENTS. DUGAN BROS., The Plumbers, it WILLIAMS k ENGLAND BANKING CO. AVtvriruii rAHTERX W"Bl reported here that aeycU- ,,,, I .N' YorlL tih: wuk-rr.-J'tiT.StMfn and Plumbors Goods, JTfTniZ HUNS Kal tmliiM vi I. I'., i wniKMrtiii Ih. i r 'limiiir i;r nnd KKteltca of Utloat J. irri, llii. I IiK-m unit Milwuukt nud Mi. I'mil Mint Minn upolli. Pl Traliw wltb Pulluutu vwrtlbuUNi itrswlMC ruum iveuani, dlnlnif mr uti etmeltm at lll dUiu. botwwu cIiUikw und Mllwuukev ut AIiUd1 iil iJulutli I'brxmh I'ullnuin vmlibul draw Inn momaodaottjaliit kpra via iIm Norlu ro Paolfle nulnaut Iwtwami Culcauia u4 i ... ..... .... . U'.Im. i..l... mm4 maimI ti.'ftM.m. It'll II 1 II (I'll Illlinillll I .iU:n.Piujrrrimua, 'i U h AM) UllUUU I Ifnlfti. PnAllin It finimnv mm uf ear.) ' I r Pi.rll XK I'K Till I ltujr J-xTAMLlHll. it'UU lii ili nutu- I. ww rule I liuli irllituri. Ijii.ii iliak Ikm1 ItUi.k li IU tUlt, It l lllU-il ttlMoillll. mh) Hi H UI Ut.tbadlulwwrrouUi. llrun Itiniugb i rU lut uf J..U ,.rTulllNr. aud WttWH artibula laln. vrjr day lu tba oar u , ''' .... , r l. "AUK. ' ' ' himi'ii Prtalnr ' Drriin. and ffoxu Waukaalui Kijad du lMt. 1Mb. Wub. Km-aab ilaoaana, lbluw fait, j Kau Clair. 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