Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 31, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextU'lJUW f HI ;s "JL 3 RAINS SOUTH. Prevails t tke Kr!k. kTOR DROPS DEAD. (hmlf Two Persons Burned. XMYy Rains. HoHIOA, Cal., Jan. 81.- of ruin have folki : It ta Mill raining very bard. MIImmm1 are washed out. LA Sickmakoino, Cal., Jan. 81 nfl lmirftai rain of the rn.-u.sm $mt4y and lat nljdit. CQUtO, Cat., Jan. Sl.-rTbo rult I Btefat washed out the inulor between Cotton and 8uu lao. r OoW sad Snow. HAWLK, WftHti., Jim. 31. -Tin MMMfkttrra wluuli commenced la fhffcy night nnd baacoutluuii frIHi Murn or lew severity ever alue. Imm Jhmrioped Into the nearest h ptbHfoUi a blizzard ever known ii fUmate. In Seattle there an luetics ofauowou tho levc V-'iMlit-.-k rtronir wind la nllltJir It Ii M '' lu unprotected apnt tJhllWfBWineter la fulling rnpldlt Ar ai 19 o'clock la ten ubove zen o lb aoriti the atorm la ruiul )$Mfiw., A apeclal from WcsiMInU .tfj'.B. 0,, Ma: The cold snap It ' JPjHbtr valley ia the severest wluci Ht,- Tb thermometer la eight (It . fHa fclwve zero, and la expected ii . to Itfwar tonight. Tlioro itro llirei IfMtMa of auow and sleighing h Above the city the river !- i aver for fifty miles uud teium will teou be able, to cross on the Ice. At Obllllwuck tula evening tho lliei- ' iwarticter ia Ave bolow zaro. Ai Jtwnt Vernon, Wellington, the " ttMraomcter etanda ono above zjro, "Ut coldest ever known. , A Legislator Drops Dead. UrjKAMKNTO, Juii. 81. Assem WyptttB E. JJ, Price, editor or tin ,OMUI Mercury nnd assemblyman efmm- Bulla county, dropped deud sternlng. , ,, Cabinet Oosalp. '"AUflAdTON, Jan. 31. Tbolat at aaMHet speculation la to tin 0Mt that Henry Vlllard will bo see- nJrflftfff ltirl"r "",l J"1IU U' ,,u'' jpjPt jh wepnew oi me eminent mil , ajyttifilatt Of that nunie, will be oho , IM aaaUtant attorney general of the Umfa States, a, " Two Persons Burned. Havkhiull, Mum., Jan, 31. The ' hall of James Addison, at Went Jff W Bury waa burned enrly till Mor&lng. Addison, aged forty, mid MM yilllaui,nged sixteen, perUhed ' la the iitiuea. iwzoirAoiria movements .. 9Mdl Preparing to Turn the Owtotbe Government. "' Ban Fmancisco, Cul., Juu, 31 Oiaha special says: The recent pfMttMiiMd chaugea made by llio Vt P. R. R. Co, In puaaenger ticket i ia the reduction or operating haa appeared to somo per MM) W the Inside," to uicau iioth. lag NaMw than a meru temporary It la believed by many f Influence and railway ao jmhHMi , in thl city, that the jtMlhiM and , officers or the coin- jSMtjr IttV about got ready to throw Ma4,ito tho hands or tlio gov. iaudwuu to get na much i &t of It aa (toaalble, before MKt pmn inmw, fAvera Annexation. W lTON, Jan. 31. The aeu. took up Chaudler'a reaolif UNtVMtleg the prraldcut to tothoaeuate any ootiveu ay wake with the prtmvlv flWNarMHHmt of Hawaii, and rwlril to dUctiM It. a long ttatement on t filvlHg detalU aa to pop fwammw, etc., of Uluudu, MBexatlon, mmm'19'mnmimm, M. mm BaUnw All Ia. nK, Jan. SI Fntncla MileaClly, MoutMar tWa4ll tmlay with the return. Allatatw rte. rVJly. Of. Jan, ll.-Mra. Mary WiM Ml down the eh f Matijuatu Itulldlug KariHMU), UM thU morn- 4aJiia rwHvwI. KAWAIlAK DIVKLOPiCBKTS. The Senate of the United Statea Favora Anrexatton. WA8IUMUT0.V, Jan. 31. There are aotne Imporlaut doveloimenta in the Ilawalluu allualloi). Klrat, It Is pretty clearly Indicated that the .idmlnlatMtloii l not in anyway lukc-warm In tho matter aa wuallt BJiiponed. Hecotidly, the action or the commander or the Boston aalnat which Omit UrKaiti la atjotit to file, or han filed, formal protect, haa received the (.Mlelul p provnl f the president unit culdnct. The eentlmetit in fjvor of onuexlug 1 rapidly extending and several m inters of the cabinet huvo ex p rased themselvea lu favor of I . fi Iiu8 been rextrted tlmt Prealdeut tlinlaou la lu fuvor of uiiuexulloi . Aithnuuh ttie ciuree puraued ly Minister Slevetia lu ordering tl e BjjIoii murlnea on ahore waa with out explicit liiatructloua from the government. Ill action U fully u proved by tint prexideut. In tin vualt; there la dlulliictively a feelliH .ii the lluwalluii ipiiHllun, which i tot confined touny parly. There cui 'io no doubt u mvjoriiy of the mem oera of the forelgu relutloua commll Ue look with fuvor upon too tatuli liaiimeut of Ainerleiiu doinluutli n n the latum!, bui li iHt what ahupe ia a matin of dftullH not yet coiifidered. Tin otijuuiiou to Chutidler'a reftoluttoi on tlioauljcct, uh ollerid today, It not looked upon lu vvuyof an null innexutloii ft'ellug, but ruther u (ar on part of the oppotieuta' uutl Ojitlon bill, t hut If It hud not gout uer until tomorrow, (he duy would liuve been Client In Ita dlxcut-feloi md delivery of uiitl-optlun apt-echih mve been preveutel. D.ilph, mem tier of commit ten of foreign rulutlonp, mid HiIh eveuliiK: "The United S'uloa Iiuh been waiting lifly yenr fur lliln opportuuliy, and now tlmi it bun come lu hucIi u way the proli lein can lie aolved without dltllcult. I ceriululy aeo no icuoii why wi ihould IiihIIiiIc, a mull who would opii)u what In the miiniffht duty ol (ho country in thl nmtU-r ia, 1 think, hardly denervingol u hcuI In omgre8. I certainly fuvor the ooutrol of them) ii-lauda by the gov ernment of tho United BlulCH." Mr, Illacouk, another memtier of tho aume u immiltee, iiIho lu favor of unnexbtlun, mid: "I hdlevo UiU Koverumeiil elmuld uruvent. mir Interference in thla mutter on tin part of any other power. It la u mutter Unit coiicrniM the Uiilltd Htutea wholly, and tor one 1 may any I am in fuvor of the tHtulillHli nii'tit thereof u leriitorl.il form or government under tho Ihg of the United 8tate." OHIIKItKI1 10 HONOLULU. Vam.iuu, Cul , Jan. 31.-U. 8. A. AiIuiiih, now at the navy yurda, Iiiih received ordera to mill for Honolulu tomorrow, but will not bo ubluto do ho on uououut of tho 1 1 mo re quired forcoallii'f. NOT UICCI.V m tNTKHVHNK. London, Jmi. 31 C'liargo d'af falreaofthu Hawaii leglHlutton Iiiih recelveil olllolal new a conllrmlng the report of thu renolutlon. A cor respondent Is reliably Informed that Loid Itoaeberry Intimattd that Great llrltulu la nut likely to Inter vene at prevent. .Lord Hoaeberry ulao hluted that Kuglaud, Prance uud Germany are not likely to con nent to thu annexation of the HI wulliui Iblaudaby the UuiUd Stutea. INTltH HllUdK, WASiiiNaruN, Juu. 31. In the hotiKo there waa a diversity of vlowa. Vuloii, of (leorglu, volivd the peo pled party. "It Uiijib uud uoth Ina but u Job," he nald, Kprukliig agultut uniiexullou. ' Pin u Job put up by American property nwuera and augur phnlwra lu Huwull whu are m t liKikltig tu national prosper ity but to hmoiiu uggrutidiaeiueiii ' Thugeuer.il aeiitliueut uuioug tho mvmbira of thu hmuo keematobe that tin United fjlatblumd uuuex the Hawullau UlumU, now tlmt It ha oeen Invited lu do ao, but there are exception to hU view, Tliu IlrltUhgovirumeiil tma liilrueled Blr Jutluu Puiiuivfuie, It mlul.tcr here, to prutvat agonal the ucilon orihn Uulleil Hlatia otllilala uud forwa lu Hawaii. The pmtiat, It ia undeiaiood, will la bulbil with rnv rtlary of Btutt Kutvr today. To what exteut the prUval goea cauuot Uiatated wow, FATOM AKMEXATIOX. .WHI6KE? TRUSt EXPOSURE. What a Oomalseloaer Says of A Scheme to.Socnroa Pront of THE LEGISLATURE HOUSE, 2 V. !., JAN 80. Cleveland's Ideas. HAN FuANClsuo, Jan. 31. The commissioners who came (rm Honolulu In the Claudiue. to Induce the United Blatca government to lake the lalanda into ita fold, are now on their way to Washington to lay their cause before ttie prealdeut nnd hla cabinet. They have placed their veralon of the revolution In the Jxluuda, (he deposition of Queen Llll oukulaul and the organization of the provincial government, befjre lite American people. "So fur," said Commltaloner Thuraton, "wo are more than nut lu lled. Tbeprea;, which In of couine the rtlleutlou of the sentlnieiit ol the public, tukea a favorable view ot the proposition to ummx Haw-all. Am you muy suppose, we ecaunetl very closely the telegraphed edito rialBof the leaning JournaU of the country, and their reception of tin propoaol we were aeut to Amerleu to make waa more our way tliun we oud durtd to expect. Thla being tin .lew of the country ut large, wi Have cuuae to hope tliut the govern ment will hold the same view." CXKVELAND FAV0I18 ANNfcXATIOK "I received today," euld CoiiimU loner Caidle, "a dlrtpulch that huUk ilea ub I but Preaideutelect Clevt uind looka fuvorubly upon our pro fioaul. Kuturully that hua given en courugemeut tu us." Though the eommlB.iloners do not Hiiy that aueh ia the fuel, it la uudei itood that If the United Btulea re I'oBed to take hold of tho ialunda in my wuy, England will be thu uexi power uppcu!t:d to for protection, t'hu (pjeatlnu wua put directly t thu commltHloucra yeaterduj: "Ii )iiu ure uuublu to cumu to mi under ituudlug with the goveriimuut u Washington, will you go to Eo und with your proposulfcV" "Our commlfHlou glvea ui no uithorliy to go beyond tho United Slutea," replied Mr. Castle. "If w cannot urrango linna with tin Uulltd Htutea government, wo wlh leturti home. If the laliiuda luivc to turn to England, n comniUulon will tu) fetit there, hut we hopu that that will never be necessary." "How long will you remain In Wuhhlnutoti?" "Until wo learn definitely of tin lecepl Ion or rejection of our oiler, dliould President HurrUou'a ad ministration not give us thu uiihwci we di aire, we will in ull probably re main until we can gut auothui trial. In other worda, wu will then wait fur Mr. Cleveland to uatuiiie control, and will resubmit our case to thu new administration." "You have stated that you' have reassuring Information coneiriiinc Mr. Cleveland's position in the premleea. Can you glvu moro dell- ultely the nuturoof thlsafsuruiKvV" "Well, ImmiHllately on our arrival hero I sent u ersoual telegram to Mr. Whltuey, asking him to place our matter before tho president-elect uud learn how he considered It. To day I received a reply from Mr. Whltuey. While I obviously can not make ptibllo the reply, it being lu no sense an utllclul or public docu ment, I will Buy that it wua moat KiilUfuctory to us." The next steamer from Hawaii Is duo hero a week from next Wcdncs day, Paul Neumann Is expected to be on board of her. Ho lauttorney for tho ex-imeeu and will probably go at nneo to Washlimton to present her protest and her complaint uguttist Minister Stevens. Uvotcranttowu meetings and city Tho How Of It. I i..,tlnii Elections. low poor, now rieu, now iuh.i . .. . .... i ..hi..... ...HI. In tin ' ' ' ... ... liolll eUUCilllOUll unites m - NKVT ADVKKTlHKMKN'fS, A, D, PALMER'S $50,000,000 KV VoHK,Jaii.3l -The Herald devoha four columua to mi expose of an ulleged attempt of the whisky trust to "work" u gigantic specula lion In that product. The Herald aay: "it Involved tho control of hum dred of millions of dollars worth of goods and u prospective profit of more than 50,0000,003. It was pre dicted upon legislation by congress, w litc-M wus asked for ostensibly us a means of relieving the federal treas ury from en.burrussmeut and posal' lily averting a deficiency at the end of the current ilical year. The annual consumption of distilled spir its being 100,000,000 gallons, yielding $00,000,000 ut thu present rate of tax ations, the argument wus made that If the lax were lucreased 3-3 ceuts a gallon, or to $125, as proposed by tue bill that tho trust proposed to have iutroduced, the revenue from that source would be increased $33,- IW0.C00, or 10,000,000 more than the liigheet a"sesied dtUcleucy. A CUI'K COKNKIl. "Huvlng got their bill Introduced with u powerful lobby to push it,the truit proceeded to Increase Itsproducts of Hplrils to the utmost, and raided thu prices so us to dlscouarage orders from customers. At the aume time the ugenla of the trust begau buy ing up thu products of outside dis tilleries, thus absolutely corneriug the market in high wines, uud null elputiuguu lullation of their value Si cents a gallon wheu the tux .liould be raited. Thus tho trust uoped uud expected to secure the iucreused tux, leaving thu federal treasury really worse oil' thuu it now is. Kor the salo of the trust's 0J cents good, after thu law nhould be passed, would hold tho market fur two j ears to c mie, so tlmt there would be no necessity for withdraw ing any new goods from bond dur ing ih.t period, uud ol course until ihtsu accumulated stocks were ull useu up there would be no necessity for anybody to piy the iucreused tax, and the government would de rive no ruH'oue ut ull from that uttirce. "The exposure by the Herald of the scheme opened the eyes of con gressmen, among whom, huppily, eru found a lurgu number who would uTu"u to lend themselves to Hie perpetration of such u wrong ugilnst tho government. Beyond till", thu coming administration be ing pledged to u revision of the tunir, Its fi lends insisted that thu internal revenue should bu left alone until It was known whut thu re quirements of thu government would lie after the duties on Imports should bo arranged. This policy prevailed, and us a result tho Scoti bill to Increase tho spirit tux is a dead letter, nnd thu great whisky speculation U punctured." house, ar... """,., Ihold education ! olllces within mo w "more mi" Is woman. UQTr) MQX JUT nT. x Called to order by Beaker KedyUi E)lll,a(Iol1( ' W,, her imiIIiiiI deiloile ui.d NgU J"163I JnflPKPf In chair. By Upton, io ullufc toi1ieMilertlu I ,ensuorgi.ulzutlon, "'"';;, , iv i. tT Prayer by Bev.Kellermau. I ( f VelaIutiitf Bute lauds, perldlve ih-giw- ofi'mn. 1 IN LOIILK HUji K w .m r,lpr of the duV was "u. , m,M,u' h diseases she excels him, having rue hfst Knmiio beat service nnmi,. Tbe special order oMbe oajwa .:,(i(;(i)ii M,av wlildi lm Ilh nt. HIib luw. loae.ti.rlrta. i?jj. ,h continued to same duy nuu nour Merflt lnnVet that eommHteis lovvl".v, r, found out grand reimdiid n-xiweeKf iiu .iiuuuii . jtU rt ciiilrc tl lo mmt wRto aMlPMa. Wu.M aW mU Ul- Tho BritUh. Lonimin, Juu. 31. -It la learned on ex-X'llent iiuthorlty that tho British government has not Instruct ed tho Hrltlsh mlnla'er to the U. B., l'.tuiuvforte, to protest aijaluat Americana Interfering tu Hawaii, us (Ireat llrltulu iloM not expect the United Slater to tuko tiny step to which Ureut llrllulii la likely tu oh Jct, Cleveland and Sllvor. Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 31. A morning paper iUiiteaa New York Democrat or tiatloiml reputation, with whom Cleveland talked frankly uUmt his plana, aaylng that Cleveland tin.ka on the silver laativ aa ttie araiiioiiu( one In politic, superior even tu the tarltl, uud to be tho llrat mutter kvt tlrd by hla adiultiUtratlou, Mr. Horses Hold. CiltCAcm, Juu 31 -Ouu of the larg oit hreedera' sales of Horses that bus taken placo lu this country for some tlmu opened today at thu Dexter Park Horse exchange, with the vet erun K J, Merry in the box. It will conllnuo six dujs. There Is a big California consignment from the farms of U L. Shlppee, Including Kalfort, son of the great Bourbon Wilkes; another one from the Hour bon stock faun, luclud ug Hamlet Wilkes, son of Bed Wilkes, und John E, Wood, the great Indiana sire. Tho collection of 8. Baxter Black, of Lexington, Ky., uud also of Col. O. P. Alford, of Hie Lexlng. ton stok fut in, will uiaibu put un der lite hammer. Several huudrui hurst iiihi from other ttutt s are here to attend the sale, ami thu bidding prumltcs to heiplrited. Mitchell Coming. Nhv Yum;, Jan. 31 A dlspituh friii liuiluisa: Charley Mitchell win ivkJUMMl from prU.m 11114 in iru- lug, having serviMl hla ncntenco of twiiiiinuilH, Iws the gtnat cntidiiei retluutlon. fur his murderous unsau't tipniuu tuotleiisivu old man. His withdrawal of the iinpa.it und vol uutary aurruinUr to serve out his euteuva In nnler tint he might lx uble to leave for lhj Unltuil Biutea io make u mutch with Corbet, has aout hi tt.vk up among London BKin, and a large tiumbvr of them met him at the ptUou gatva and es corted hint to u hall In . Hauimer- Jm. 4L-?.rtiMiit a- Orefaa Scturlttei Beujht M;w Ytiutf, Jan. 81 A aiudU at uiwiMe4 ot Lm HIiuilttMiu J: thU wul. CV, aWljvaH A Cw, lt4tvln & Cm nwMtaawlaWwttl.WOOaaf Ore Mt. b-iMtk mmI a )4i4ftUmU mk f Vnim Pmi thw r Clevelutulrotuldera theBherman ait a rll to tho oountrw and that It amllli, where they gavehuu u break-iitti-l U rvKaM hrforo any tiling f-t. Mttobell will aailtor the Uul eWUdone, Tlieeablurt and faki. l4i siui. .,-i .v .w m . .1 -Pitittneut. will U, U..M to. J 1 T, " ? -" .-- "- ".. .ViJ' rM'fnH of euforvrd aKp and no chamv to go on a itev, hi done blm a worht f khwI, ami Ihs haik lu Utter eoa dllloti ttun for Watty yeara. It -avatbuvan omnt la fund- X if Inn. House concarred lo Renale amend meut for Joiut committee to dtaft rewlutiou of respect to memory of Ulalue and Lunar. Committee. Rep?. Gter of Clackamas, Good rich, Nlckell, Beuators Hayes und Ilustou. HILLS MKFEHllKU. Ilou'm bills were read becond time and referred us follews: By Oowuu, to umend code, relat ing to the duties ot school directors; Judiciary. By same, fixlug aud regulating the salaries of county school super intendents; Salaries. By same, to create the county of Hamilton; Counties. By Browu of Morrow, by request, to regulate the employment of spe cialists In public schools; Judiciary. No. 158. Mr. Upton, to amend seUiou 4229, Hill's code, etc., on the destruction of certain wild animals. Bead first time on January 10; Counties. Bv Lavman. to encourage the growth of hedge fences, shade trees etc; Agriculture. By Bay, to amend act to incorpor ate city of Grants Pass; Corpora tions. By Upton, to check des'ructiou of salmon at ttie mouth of Rogue river. Fish and Game. By same, to amend cede, relating lo the uppolutment of turveyor, to survey county roads; Ltlmr. Benute joint resolution No. 4 to amend constitution relative to con tracting debts by counties-, cllie-, etc. To committee on public mor ula. COMMUNICATIONS. From the secretary of state, trans mitting dispatch from Beuutor J. N. Dolph, informing him tlmt tliu im provement of the Columbia ut '1 ho Dalles hud been placed under coi. truet. Placed on file. From the governor, message re turning house bill No. 174, 10th gen eral ussembly, with veto, a similar law having been passed. Laid ou Liblu. Uy Ford, by request, to fix and ostubllsh the liability of ruilruud cor porations fur Injuries to employes, etc. Public morals. By same, to provide for thu elec iloti of assessors by precincts. Agri on It ure. By Upton, for apportionment ot school loud. Education. By Geer of Marlon, by request, graining authority to tho citv of Bit vertun over tho couuty rouds wilbiu tliu corporate HiiiUh, eiu. Corpora tion By Wright of Murion.to authorize public notice of county expeuses.etc, Printing. By Upton, to repeal uu uct to creutu board of rullroud commission eis, etc. Agriculture. By same, lo umend act to regulate salurlea of couuty judges. Aflects Coos uud Curry only. Todtlega lion. By same, to tux ull incomes ex ceeding $1000 per uuuuin. Assess meut. By same, to amend codo on equal ization of assessments. Libor. By Ford, providiug for und regu luting tho appointment and qualifi cations of stenographers, etc. Judl clary. By Mauley, to provide for the adoption, contracting for and fur nishing of school textbooks for tliu public schools of this state. Educa tion. By Durham, to amend uct fixing tho time for holding elections. Aus tralian ballot law. Elections, By Sloue, to fix the fees uud com pensation of the County Clerk und BheriU'of Umatilla couuty, ut $1500 a year. To delegation. By Brown ofDmglas, to amend code, relating to answer In plead ing civil actions. Judiciary. By Coon, in create tho couuty of Cascade. Counties. My Pax to u, to umend code relat ing to grace up .u negotiable luitru tu u s. Judiciary. By Wright of Marlon, for the pro tection of game, tlsh uud wild fow I, Fi h aud Game. B Corurllu-, relating to road view rs. it nils. By s'inie, relating to bridges on pub. io roads. Roads. By saun?, relating to the duties of Bberllli lu eolectiug taxes. Balurle. By Uptm, ti regulate thu truu. l.irtatlou of freight by railroad cor porallons wlthlu the Blute. Rail limits. By Bslts, relating to larct-noy in house. Uvat ir publlo buildings. Judl ltt'y. Bf aiii. tu restrict the right of aliens b a -quire uud hold real aud piraoual pr iperty wlthlu the Sute, Judiciary. By Menlll, elnrter of city of Bt. Heleus, Columbia couuty. Corporations By Ba'ta, relating to domestic au Ituala aud the dutieaof Stock In spectors, Agriculture. By Malnaey, to reval act lo pro tect Wmon. Fisheries. By Paxtoa, relating to the ae. metit of property. AemetU8. y Wright of Marlon, to provliU inuiwiiij iiieni, lor ini-cuir ' " ---- -i - nSlimn -k-v Bin their! Dr. IMerce'sKivoritc l'recrlptlouiu SMITH RRHS . m,dicidesult.dtohernatu.e,n.ado JUili UijUt. ea' fr the exnrew cure of those illsi-uses1 . f NO. which ..licet her It Is w,Hll.v costiiauioiw and iAiaiKaa. iiic nil morning upon ull bills hands lust Friday. Carried . miittin tit. a Tit v.. fiJ . tboli-in.. to fix legal, eflVctlieln all weaknes-esiticldei.tul All VM VJ - rate of Interest at 0 per ceul. Inde finitely postponed. No. b'l. bv Gullix-em, to provide for equipment of Oregon National Guard. Upton moved to tuuie. List. Upton moved to Indefinitely po't- poue. Lost. Yeas 40, noes ia. Northup, Puxlou, Gulllxson, Trul llnger spoke for it. Upton spoke ugulust. The farmers and laborers of Oregon were not in fuvor of this appropriation of $50,000. Oregon hud got ulotig for forty years without this state institution, and whenever a time of great peril urose the peo ple had voluuteered to the defense of the state. Mr. Uptou filibustered successfully for several hours, but was finally voted down. Ayes 39; Noes 16. A bill relating to duties of record er of Multnomah couuty wus passed. No 283. by Trutliuger, to allow three-fourths of stockholders to or der change In corporate name. Up ton moved same bo referred back ami order printed. Lost. The bill p iRH'd, Ayes 41; noes 11. SK.VATK 13ILb No. 42, by Cameron, reluting to stopping interest ou couuty war rants. IWd first time. No. 115, by King, to distribute the money derived from the 5 per cent, of sale of publlo lands within the state, pro rata among thu coun ties of the state according to urea thi'reof, to be expended In building road 4, highways uud bridges. Geer of Cluckauius, moved recom mitment for the purpose ol uuieiid in 'tit, that money uedivldtdequully among counties of the state. Mr. K'ng spoke for hts bill as providing a Just distribution. The counties tlvtt were luigest had the least popu latimi und property und most needed roads. The motion wb lost. The bill passed. Aes47; noes 10. Tin: i'kst hills. No. 58, by Co in, to create olllce of state Inspector of fruit pests, uud de Hue curtain duties und powers of the stole board of horticulture. Mr. Coon siid the bill hud been drawn up with much care. Under the old law the board had the power to declare uuisauces, but not ie power to abate. This power tlu new law gave the board. Buughtuan said ull the orchards lu the Willum ettu would have to be burned up if this lull was enforced. Untou Btud thu suine. Ormsby spoke for the bill. Ford suid If this bill win en firced It would create a lien upon every orchard lu the Htate for costs. aud cost the county $5.00 a day fur tha luspector of fruit pets Geer spoke for the bill. Aj es 30; noes 32. L 8'. Adjourned. lu motherhood, whlleit Niil-oii pnt- i,cnVC orders ot Cntlle-l'ailchnrst bin, unl restorative tonli! for the feeble room 15, mi cm, Uncoil. "kk, HEED'S OPERA HOUSR uud deblllaied generally. IlUTTKii. Rest creamery and dairy butter ut Clark & Epptey's. To My Patrons. All accounts due me must be fp -tied at once us I ahull pluce ull tj ft are nt paid tor collection on I h 1st, 1803. I curry a large stock m d must have (lie money. All wo k and good- In my hue ut reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Jilts. D. L. FlESTKB. 1-2-lm The Court stieet milliner. l- rlf Y. ClillOrcn of Mr. and Mrs. M. SI. Sollcr Altoona, To. Both a-Sad Eczema In Its Worst Form After Phystctans Tatlcd, JTood's Sarsaparllla Perfectly Cured. Great mental agony is endured by parents who see their children suffering from diseases caused by impure blood, and for which there seems no cure. This is turned to joy when Hood's Sar saparilh is resorttd to, for it expels the foul humors from the blood, and re stores the diseased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. Read this: " To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Wp taints ItoocVa Sjraparil'.a Ij tho most valuable n-dWno on tho miikct fur Mood r.ml 3'sln c hoases. Our two children suffered IcrrihlywlthUio Worst Form of Eczema ftF.X?i5Car7:, Wo ,iad threo Physicians, butnelUicrcnhcn succeeded I.icurnsthem H.V"? l.r e i1,'00'1 J feirsap-nlllt and In a mom l liotlichlkucn A cic perfectly cured. (Voicconmend Eood's SarsapariHa as a rtandarcl fam!!y medl-ine. r.nd would net bo .i t.oit 1 ." Ms. :-..l MraTM ii BoLL-n, 1113 J Avoauelltoo ?i rd. Three Nighte Only. CORDRAY's Complite Dramatic Co, TUESDAY EVKN1NU. JANUA11Y 3U. will appear In Fred Mursden's erentmi lausulugsuci-esH. In 4 nuts, eutltlod "J1TJMJ1UG. Complications andenUinglementssuprcm WEDNESDAY EVENING, t-EB. gt Jonn A. Btevea's latest New York succcu lli4uct8,outllled u-i "1VIFE FOIt WIFE." TOESDAY EVENING, FEB. 2d, Ilrouson Howard's niusterptece, a socletr diuuiu. Iuhuoih. enittlfd THE JUNKER'S DAUGHTER. Prices 25o. 0c, 76c. -Ilcserved teats on sale at I'atton's. NO MOM WANT! HpOD'O Pl'.LO curt Constipation liyrcstor. Uic pcrlitattls Eclloa cf fjo alimentary canal. Cio alimentary canal. Locatinjr Mines FOR HALE. 10 acres of good garden lan.l.nllckiir, ;i) miles rust or the peni. I.t:,uf.lurj"" lhe -"aiein and Muuloay road. Will Ituke work for p rt p.iy, aud balimce ou 10 year's time. aOdi-iH I), a. ii,..i aaleui, or call at farm. ' TIT-ANTEIV-Energetlo yourig rrau ol VT dpsirublocannbilitlesfor open post, tion lu bulnes. Good salary and clmnca to rlie. Address Uox H, e .re JomtJAr,. i-io at ATTENTION.-Caob. money puld for nigs, b .ttus.old Iron aud all Kinds of uietuls, juo hmei, ut old Court House. Suluu. 1. TuLt'UtiAU. 1-20-ly Mexican War Soldiers Increase of Pensions! Under Act ol January 5, IS93, are entitled tolucmue. Ajplyto D. C.HIIEUMAN, Room II, Oraj 'a IJloclf , Clulm Attorney, J..bmySt.aulem,Ore. MOlra After pru.er liy Kev. Wliltaker, liou-o bills were put to sec-oud reud iiu us follews: Dily, Incorporate Lakevievv; third reunlng. Jtuugliman, incorporate Cottage Grove, Lane; referred, corporations ltKSOMJiIONS. Senatjclut resolution not allow lug cllles, tmviiH, school districts to go lu debt lieyoud 6 per cent, of tax able property; adopted. 8euate joint resolution to amend section 1, title 0 of constitution, bearing upou modeof taxation; ujts 14, naya 13. House j.,lut resolution relative to naturalization of white foreigner,--udopted. ' House joint resolution to amend section 35, article 1 of constitution adopted. Aje8 28, uaysO. ' BFCll.ND HKADl.NO HOUSE DILLS. Kioue, to incorporate Atheua; third readlug tomorrow. Senate bill to Incorporate SprmR Held returned to huuse on nnuetf paa-etl. ' l'axton. recovery of real propyl) thlid reading tomorrow. ' i'.txiou, denning Wal l,0 UUV . Judiciary. ' Toiler, tiicorpnrale MHton Cityjre ferredheleet eommmeo of Uiiutil a county seiiutors. Utirliaui, Incorporate Beaverton to oorMirutions. ' l'axton, apiieal from lower rs u u. juilli'liiry. ' l'axton, relative to Labor Day Jndii-lury. i'uxiou, foreclosure of mortiraee i.,.it..i .... JUIIIVIill, ltlevens, to lncorp.irato the inwn of Tangent; third rvadiug tomo-i. w. Cliamtler, to iucoriMtrale D . ur vv .., . ' . ur "" tuu'" ; uuru rvaum tunio IMW. liUlwn, relating to marrlag ; fe, . riai leiuiious. Paxiou, drawing Juria; Judicial. TlllltD HBAUINO IIOUSK DILLS. Chandler, (illlug vacanclea In 'I he uaneaciiy watrrninmltol.iii; asstd Mvrritl, reUtlte In adilliio.ml f4 f etrtalu couuly clerks and she. fl.- "Uliliea. I ily, relief of Luke count v;paace. Hlreli, senate onueurn.ui uu.i.. tlu tu amemt eenatliutlott strllkluir nut u.1.1 ...... t-. t.. it . Mbafcf5!'f!tJ fl ii... i. .,.,..... """" -""S'iKiuioas ior - .... u much irniM ne or locitiu" Cli til. lyttieereate.tdu-curr- or luvriitl oftueuge For lurlber liiinr,.,iin ...,U ' SALBM, DR. H, SMITH, Raletn, tlrenon. J- W. WEST, fropr'etor of the GERMAN MARKET Un Ccmmsrchl St. and the CASH MARKET On State street. sSSRwat EWterVinH uWttitaMlrtlneilltalheclty OVER BUSH'S BANK, RROON OR. GUMS ONION SYRUP F0R COUGHS COLDS AND nonim SS5ff?a8THEH.8ADV For Sdpf Tnds or Rnit 2233?Wto-. ; r inu"utt "a "" ''LEilMLNo. Wsrui JJjwnSj SSssannJr- m i - JF)vfl. nCi-'f 18J):j. HARPER'S WEEKLY. ILLUSTUA'IKD. ol ciiiiem 1,1.1,7.7. "v'"-"o iiiuriui eeiiis Hndniu.t.ut.ourolher'i:,-! HARPER'S PERIomrAr.H Per Year: HAKl'ER'8 JIAOAZINH ti m IJAU..KR WKKKLV...: $ J HAHi-KK-ouj:;----- ht-r, uo ttlni i , J7rlllu,y "r fc twr will heZ wiih ii,it;u"".uta' "Ublerlp fins timeof lice ii ?, f1"0.lm,,je'- cuueut itt the ecelptoi oirter l-.K-t 1 ft J" .IfcSSI!t iui, I U m m wtk . C05.3i.-r. f rirvtTT, Z' ""Ut crrSri?i"Tiro.:ur,cn'u- iJ It l ES.Wttia-. iLr m. ..----lIX . " HITTm itim 't ivHIer Al-ir.li. 'I'k-v.l urk.. .-I.. ...... rW the kMMc of bond for the lu oul w,,l '; JdlUiry iwvet, of ktreovs Htt Uylanof KTSi'vrrAsmsa cummittlin wrr lu ItMWfiwrattHl ctU. Ju- lMotliiK.WUMttrw.nH.udl.,,.1,. it vmij MNH WSOTio UVEH PILLS &. $SrAlllLu..- ON.C ni, . "rC fe:s"vou. Am&DR, rt l&ij. U I . .Hound tC(rDt(arTBolLT!,i,,,rp'r'', wiy ' w' bo sent by i'Jn iU' cl"tu "liTOtUL', prei, frtHy(u" P' blute jald or by f'ei!hid(i?0t' "T.D,-e 0"ovl.ed the Wndlulr win to?.h "l0'e. suitable for ""'welptMiiSfi,, '"UJ- I'Oi.l-1-uld, offl'u'S honld t,o rBde by Post, thuuee ofioj, oraer or draft, to avoid """ffibfft py this adver Pk liiuti!t eexp,ei, orderofUar- dUr"S! "AKI'EB&IIHOTHEHH. Nuw Yorlr, 18J)3. HARPER'S BAZ1R. LL'feTltA'lED. iu? .? ,lle iS a""1!'"' fr the home. uUuU.lf?t,""' "uS'li, ",,u'1 r.ni.uuon Kf, "i? "i-b iua, .'.""Mht-ttup. u3wBu,T?'k runa'"',- '". M Uai ., Wpt'J! ,lJU I role" JnS ,'S'Wf'HlBl es L7,.""lU.-'."l' u. aud the roltbtioual louke lust or- i-i. les, toWA S .L.'v'"Uuaid !,..1"W. '"Ues r&PXX yrwK,"'J''llltl -Cif '.. u.r,,.'HUft 7u.?vu.trj"'f A.1"ai f '"lUU 'At iiu J() tlt, :' Millt ' ' V, "n-.ii.d tnu- 'lev, wnipleuucu HvJttd llAln.i....:IA,l'ZlM.- Lfre. ... t0lU e,M8crbr8 ,u ,he Ttf"-v. baittd 5i.WN Olll. ,. oiib"tiliht'-"-'i.d i,,;""1. 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