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Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

CHICAGO. Sept. IS --JohnhIe Wilson
aud Charlie Hansen, 12.yeAF.oId bow
on the West Side, ran away from home
aug cave In vAoant lot and lived
there ~ bandits. They plundertd her
Eoosts, clothes lines aud even Tesidsuces
furnish ng their cave with oarpels, rug
AUG chairF, end living on stolen fooj
Their lass exploit was to steal twt
Iohool girls, Jessie Thomas aud EdnI
holtop, and keep them 10 the cave n
captive queens. Yesterday two poilos
men arrested the baudi1a.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
HAND-MAOE CLOTHING

A BIG END Of our bust.
n ness. We do Ii side by
side with ready-made. The
competition is wholesome
for you: sharpening for US.
Our only chance Of success
is to do it extremely well:
and at Just prices.
Suits from 500 to $40.
There's a supreme touch
Of excellence to handmade
work. Eth never die out
as long as men know just
what they want TO wear.
Over a thousand samples
OF cloths from medium to
very finest: and tailors equaI
to the best tailoring. Viii
you order .dayf
We have no notion, how
ever, of getting within TWEEN
ty-fiye per cent of merchan
tailor prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
Cruelty to Unilaren.

John B. HenninRs and his wIie " pre-
charged before Squire Bsrtoletts lasi
Saturday, with cruelty 10 their chill
dren. The evidence showed that the
accused, with their children, bie pro-
isslionAl variety performer, and were
engaged LAST week by JAmts NJ Bartpn
OF the Novelty Theatre. as an Additllu
oil attraction for his house. Last TUtt.
day night, q gentleman, who was Ut the
theatre, saw the children, boy and 6
eiIl, Bged respectively aud yeera, on
the stage, and entered con- plalrt Il
Special Agent SiO ( the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children.
/ dc haa a warrant lasued under the 10 y
which makes 1t . mltdemeAnor fbE {
child under 10 years Of age 10 AppleAI
on the stage, and tho parents Wsrsar-
re- ted. Toe Squire impos, . lne o
$50 and coats, which, however, was AZ
forwards remittat, aud the father md
mother, after paying the costs, lefl 70
Baltlm ore, where they and their ohil
dren have an engagement this week. /
10 but proper TO Eay in this connection
that Mr.. Barton Was not aware Of iht
law 81 this time he spgsged the fam lily
or be would not have permitted then
o appear in his theatre.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

fLLD-A PRO PRO
snsi general /
AetArd i IN
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
DomsssIo rroabls.

Mary Danlels, . young ooloFed
woman with . babe IL her arms, tool
her place in the dock a. the city court
this morning, charged with committing
an assault With intent 70 kill Arolhet
coloFed woman named GFaoie B. An
lderu0n. The pTosecutIix and her hus
bsnd both tesli1ed that last Saturday
afternoon, while they were sitting NJ
their house over Third street. bridge
George Daniels, The husband OF the Ac'
ouBed, came In, and q moment later wGs
followed by his wife, who asked what
| he "meant by running after that biE-
Ieyed b-a," meaniuR Mrs. Anderson.
6he then seized her husband AVID hud.
IAled him ont Of the room, and aftew Rrds
struck Mrs. Anderson with q fAncF
lbFIok which laid at the door.
For toe defense there was Que VII
Ineau, who stated that the intimacy BIZ
tween Mrs. Anderson and Daniels haf
caused a great deal OF confusion In the
church, whtre they both belong.
The accused made . statement to The
effect that her husband has been run,
ming after Mrs. Anderson for the pbtI
four years and that she had done every
thipg In her power to keep him away.
Some time ago Anderson, who was :
trustee Of the church, told bis UiI'
that he WAS going to q meeting Of tHe
trustees, bat Instead Of doing 30 slipped
down In the cellar and then came uE
the stairs leading to the room, fron
Il which place he could watch his wiit
Through . broken panel In the door. 81
saw Daniels hugginR and kissinR her
until Hrally he bounced into the roo b
and put . stop TO the proceedings
Judge Turner said thAt this was eIi
Identity q case OF extreme Jealousy on thi
part Of the accused, and while b
would adtudRe her guilty Of assault, III
would suspend sentence on oonditi3I
that che behave herself In the future
She was then told to 80 home.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
Leather Aprons = fth Victim.

LONDON. Sept 28 thu body Of =
young woman was found lying out OF
doors az GAteshesd this morning, giving
esldeucs OF having b. en- murdered by
the same matt o s employed by the
Whit chapel butcher, ard presunsb ,
is another OF his victims. Great excite
ment prevails 10 the vicinity.
This 10 the hfth murder zone by ttt
my steii1us person known rs "Leatbei
Akron All Of bis Victims have beer
disreputAble women. After killing then
he slashes up their bodies in horrible
manner.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
FFom = Bsd of suffering to = Better
Home boVa,

There en- cred into rest yesterday tbs
loving, hfftcuCnste and deN oied hus
band OF Mrs berry w. Bes, no d1ti
fully watch, d at his bedSide ~ d vhts
PFC since gave him oomfjTt and ChNr
but the dsAr wife, kroW wing too we'll hi
COZ tlon, knew Il a before cold weathti
set in tie god Ruler would call him Il
b sitter home above Hts body rfskS g.
Mount Ptsos, Philadelphia. Mrs. Be-
Wi-hr, 'h-ou, h the columns Ct the Re
PUBLICAN, TO thank her many sTmpA
thlz-r', and especially Mr.. Samuel Fell
h intr, the tObAoC o1ist, who 90 kindly
showed bis Rood fee ing for their suffer
ing. Mr. MoKln 'eg Ct the Singer Sew
Ing Machine Company, Mr.. eondheimer
Mr.. Samuel Felhlimer ard Morris Il
Moses wtra phl!-beLreIs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to day received a
telegram from ]. Z Quinn. master work
man District Assembly 40, Knights OF
Labor, saying that Oscar Falleur is pro
hibited from landing at the port Of New
York on the pretext that be is a Belgian
convict, whereas he (QUinn) stands
ready to demonstrate that he is merely a
political offender. He adds that If the
department orders Falleur to be held over
It W II be the first time that political
offender was ever debarred from entering
this country Later 10 the afternoon act.
ing Secretary Thompson telegraphed the
Collector of Customs a. New York to de
tain Falleur until he has had an oppor
tunity to prove his allegation that he is q
political offender and not a convict.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

At meeting OF IrIsh-Americans he'll
yesterday At noon In the A. o. II rooms
Seventh and Market stree's, DESTROYS o
aiding Charles 3. PArneIl, the foliowin,
committee was appointed TO solicit con
tributiens 10 the aid fund: James Mona
han, Charles Kyle, Michael Kenneaily
Thomas hanion, Owen J. Hesaion, Johl
5tannard, James Murray, Robert s. Co,
tingham, Edward Mcdonnell, Bernard j
Sweeney, Thomas Carney, Patrick Nc
Gillen, John y. Daley.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Jol n Q. LuhErsn, oitIz n wh) had
reAchi the seth yeAr OF his bge, died
on Friday ~ bis TesideDcL, No POI East
Third street, and WIS buried yesterday
afternoon 81 O'Clock in tho Win IN;
ton and Brandy vii c Ctm terry Mr..
LuDgren few years ago Tell and trot {
leg, since which time his health hII
been precarious, For many Yeas prit !
to 1876 he was tie executive tfficfr oi
the Board Of Health. lie was tie fkthfi
o. W. II. LurRIen, supsrintenC e Il pt
| O c OF tae departments Of the P, w. &
B Railr0sd, ard hLlf-bio her OF Mrs
u III Garter, tine well-kuown mihinti
lof King STREET
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

1,lt
Adams & Bro, No. 5OlN NJ,
are Improving their s.oI, /,
speoi9. They have f,msvs,
way from the osnt,s q h. !.
rear, and now there i uosI,,.
me view from the font n I.
didly furnished store 10 Il, !,
removal OF the Central nm,
light from the sk,Il,h, n.y.
have free play abo1, In ~ ny
rom. These euterprl,IS, .
are also having the 1lis !,
lonely rApeIed and The nm,
This was 3 very hancsIns \,
bat will be much lmproyN !.
amos when the iuptoy,vr,
temptation are al, conplslI
& Bro. have always Nm !,
most enterprisiDR ner hlltl
retain this position.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
Disorder in south wIlmlnE,on.

A resident OF South Wilmington COM
plains Of the disorder in that lO,all'y, es-
peeially on the Sabbath. Tho Baptist
Mission meets at HeAld and Lobdell
streets, and yesterday gentleman had
70 go out and request gang OF young
men, who were playing baseball In the
street, to deslst, as their proiane language
and the noise they were making, disturbed
the meeting. Last Sunday q week there
was Hght on one Of the streets, which
attracted large crowd, but the belliga
rents fought 10 a tinish without inter
ruptlon.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
Ms,noalu, Prsaonsr.' saeo,inr.

The Methodist ministers OF the city
and vicinity met this n ornins for the
drat time in j. Muller Thomas new
building, Matk't affect above Sixth.
The regular meeting room had not yet
been furnished, and another room In
the building was substituted for the
thu Q being. ThsquestiOn, "Whioa con.
duoes more 10 good morals and christi
Anity, political prohibition or high
license" was TO be discussed by Rsv.
j. ID. G. Hanna for prohibition and
Rev. j L. Houston fer high license. a
lively time was exseoted.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

W II Grier q plumber In the employ
OF John Greenlee, was accidentally shot
in he hand on satur lay by a pistol
df0pt ed on the pavement by Hartley An
defeon, colOred lad The ball was ex-
traoted by DR.. G. r Baird. Grler was
SO aggravated that he had Anderson ar
rested on q charge of carry ing concealed
deadly weapons and when taken before
the Municipa Court he was held to an.
eWer for the offence at court.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Only q small portion of the Dian
property was sold last Saturday. A
tree; If farm land along the White @ ny
creek, near tbe bnrnCd woollen mills,
was purchased by william Beadenkopi
Of this rity for 5000 The sale OF Q
barn, several outbuildiDgs and small
parcel Of land made tie total receipts q
the sale about IS 700 II is said thai
another effort will be made to pat the
mill property on the market.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
FIFTH EOITII


nna Ahtthft Reu,.l
s. D0IlDE the week epdIrS ,,'s
S Ts.u.I, there were a. Nv. =
,,aGsH aud 80 death, n n D, Slil1l
c JsS Lee T, as having Uss,oo !
follow: u detA
Consumption, 4 sb,,..
conyulslons, menifp HiI'''S !
s tnlesls, heart disease. ! ~.
uissease, ogsnosis, cGtc' Sa'a
oAt@rrh' cholera ns,t TV' .
S,s. debility, lbaau n,iioD UI \
fever, l eso6. su''Id'I
| Ages OF the decs.ss6. n,
dSi from l 10 2 + ~ TO-, S ! \
~ ~ % Z 80, O. from 90 70 10 l. \ Z
~, % from 80 to 60, 5 f ro.n \ y Y
from 20 to 80, I, i,r M 81 ,'u " y y
90 70 100 /. " Y
| There were 9Liilbl,tb, N
UNITE and l black 3 cs,s1, y
poo Zee we're brought len M N
and 4 were sent avsy s''' ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

George Brown Sbd Fab [
two Itslians, were AnIH1
Judge Turner this n5Hlg.
with being drum all dsa!ld
Ger But er t1tt.ftd tbht sVHl
street above FoUr.b s'adql
. house tenAnttd by lalail
he bad every reason 10 u
liquor WAS sold. He ~ Y
come ont, and B9or u siHu
engaged In a quar-. AooIIl
that bai been Rlvsu 70 op,d
colOTei man. As tey Vsfi
thu inf lei CO # liquor be N
the hail. Judge tn nj I9E
Of 30 cents aad costs IL aaa
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Last Saturday morning Patrick D fly
of New Castle, was fined by Judge Thrnel
for drunkenness, and "a, so as hid Wal
released rom Gu, 'dy was arrested by
special AGENT stout on charge o.
cruelty 70 horse. lie Wat taken befor,
Squire Smith, aud the eyi6ence Shove
that the animal whica was lame aud hal
starved, had been driven hy Duly unit
II was almost ready TO drop. He wa
sentenced TO pay q tEe OF $40 and costa
and In default was committed.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

@HNHHA AAlI|
On Saturday WIN. A I'D
tloneer, sold for VIM JIM
French street b,loW Tuth
front, 10 John p. A .mOu1, Il
. foot, and the lolss No d
street, TO Peter MI Ter, iOr MI
Z. W. stidhAm & Son, 4
sold for j. j. Psrce. Ii 4
house No. 1914 West s.Sal
John Roach, for fl,735 HM
West Fourth streti, to C.Anl
for e2,7S5. Lot No. 1911 md
70 VIM. 8 Stare, Tor as NJ l
No. 1919 French ttIse. 70 vi
for e23 per foot,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

The Protection CIab ~
the Institute Hall iot ~
there Will be q grand hipl.a
ing there on Wein9,dAl ", "
tembeF % which v y. .; ", y !
Abls speakers, A biHl NJ. y
be In attendance. Al cll, {
vited, as the meeting Tlll N 7
nary 10 the mass ncsllIS u
BrNndywlus Springs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

The auditors appointed to audit the
accounts OF the Germania Building and
Lean Associations, report the liabilities
at SIT ,s69 II end the assets t2l6, 7l6 A.
The loss 10 the association through the
Lichtens elm defalcation is about II per
cent or 1928 900, which will fall upon the
81 ckholdeIs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Fore eyes in and around q circuit Of
three hundred miles OF Wilmington, Del ,
can be cured II they VIII use DR. Simms'
Eye Cure. the famous remedy for weak,
sore and inAamed eyes AID eyelids, 81
and 80 cents. Depot Fourth and King
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

s,-set potato frsA''

Charles NJ. jordan ., -,o Nh iblll
a couple Of sweet P ,3lds y, sd b
very hard to gros IL, iai g hole {.
succeed IN filing up IN M gfsrI
fGlt@' did not succeed ata,t Y ID -
large RIt Tbis ifea lSo 81 n ri1ioT
a. Nr JOrdan's elJN
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Gouley 3 grand tIcana
Chunk RDd over the sFiias
the new and short Tolts anil
September 9Th to leAv' ~
station, foot Of MARKET 'iisl
sharp, Delaware avttli 7
PhilAdelphiA, over The Phll,
Reading rAilioii, sithoait1
cars, through BetblsltH Y
Valley, arriving a! toe bslla
M; returning, leave tbe ssl v,
arriving 10 Wilmington d ", y
for the delightfully."- OILY Y
ties wishing to stop over sllS
do 80 by pay ing 81 " sIiA
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

! most respectfully return my ihanlls to
my many friends who voted Tor ine on
SATURDAY last, aud hope they Will as
earnestly work for the election of John J
Ga laREer in November mex, to whom /
pledge my hearty sup bort.
GEoR6E MCCALL.
September cath, 1883,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

m. west side a. Y s'ga6lIli e.,
s .SSIo1 Of III il to :, T. the sisn
SsS9 R%noso %9o%s'I,' =. 3D.
Of II years. ~ B. VIA ''''
Madison street. s
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Anthony Cominiski, a man whose face
bore evidence of his having been on a
debauch, was charged " It'll drunkenness
&c had nothing TO say, aud was SEN
fenced to pay a fac of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

uJoeD Hanley ch9nP ~ 5IIItri
Of Del Deiawaro fought .I,l = ploa io1il,i
< P Psg. 16,7 onio i r Pr. Z
D. ya' II Friday lYy. aisl' who eilld
the stakes TO liaais''
In the ninth rouhu' .1
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Emerson pIauo,, sup1
pianos, Hale piAuos. L,,,,!
.he state 10 selsot from. ssi
mo monthly pAymert.. III
1lO Market street, .
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Don't run into Consumption when DR..
slmms' While Pulmonic Balsam, the
greatest of medicines for Coughs, Hoarse.
ness, Sore Throat, Group, &C., will save
you. Fourth and King, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
1a,rillul I

BehniDg pianos, bs'lala' I
old gold aud silver e.',s
drss class pianos q Ey I N
end easy terms, Il T. =
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Before tho public for the last 40
ye.Fs, the KuAbe piano has to-day q
reputation tqualed by no other maker.
sle them OF ii. r. R)belen's, 40 Mar
Eet street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

wANAnAK aA a BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
Oomlug Home ),

VIM. NJ, Field anu j Eaisg
D sst is months, wi VII g,iafdll
On the Cam5risa,, ~ ~ ,,,srli Ill
and d on the B 70 t5sI, ssrrIUl|
WELCOME them Oh wv. -+
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

n white sOa
but Ike all
X for Iva
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Smith American organs, the standard
orksn, made strong, durable, sweet in
tone and handsome in desisn, sold on
easy monthly pay msnts. II, +. Robe
len, 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

When baby uAs slcH, NJ gave Dsr OaG toriA,
When she was Child she cried for CAstoriA
When she became Miss she chung 70 Oastorii
When shs had childzsa:Ehe gave t. en- Cas-
torla.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

kLS-sIOt,,
ID
n ias stlli pS
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Adams & Bro, NJ. jll I'd
are making q Rrta, IsIllJaI
riagts, t0yr, mslk., !OoLa
umbrellas, etc,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

The Behr Bros cylinder top pianos
should be seen and heard before mAkina
M your mind what TO buy. See them
At II, r Robe!on's, ITO Market BS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Al Fleetwood Park, New York, BAtuE.
day, the ReldlnR Guy trotted against the
r0o5Td Of Maud 8. OF 2 lS9z, and oircled
the sAme track on which the mare OBJ
iainod her bsst record In I2%, n sec
ond better Than the record. rhs quar-.
ter ives made In Sll tho half "a, and
the three QUARTERS IN 39h.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24
-

$50 for handsome pAlloi
bic coupler. etVen stops, q
With plush stool AZ d boob =
n. Robelen, 7lO MAlEs''ia'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

sEI.l-A SAI
lset.ee lnTjIn
eENNGRHujJ,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Miss Minnie J. SmeltE, Of Lancaster
Pa. is visiting her uncle Clerk Of the
Market : N Smeltz, in this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

tLlD-ROON
taisIB, F., 4
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

Tomorrow promise, ~ N
cloudy to fair, pTeof. ..,o, y III
srs, and rather tl.l ws' iesmgc.rsiI
fair, with stationary ..- -
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

snonipzsr chime ley e b
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

TLD-A H.
'sAlp.ey S 81,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-24

GO to snoI,, for s,l5 gsniY -
.. lowest psrke' ''
street
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-06
CLIPPED DISPATCHES.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.---A horrible panic oc-
Cured tonight among crowd Of little
children attending holiday celebration.
One of the children In attempting 10 poke q
fire la the hall overturned the stove. The
superintendent thoughtlessly yelled "are,"
and wild rush followed. In attempting TO
escape the children were wedged In mar
row stairway, and scarcely any escaped
without being crushed or trampled upon.
One was killed and several severely injur-
ed. The superintendent was placed under
arrest.
.PErALuMA, Dec. 3O.--"Dr." Babcock,
who died In the almshouse At San Francisco
last week, several years ago lived with his
family, conslating Of his wife and several
children, at Petaluma. After leaving here
he was separated from his family, and some
OF his children, now grown, are living In
Oregon. He frequently told his friends
here that he was not the Inventor OF the
Babcock fire extinguisher, and that he had
never been educated for a physician, but
got his title from the fact that his name was
M ID Babcock.
Hermann also consulted with the war de-
partment and urged the necessity OF Inn
mediate attention 10 the Willamette riyeF at
Corvallis, which, In its winter freshets IL
destroying valuable farm lands and impair
Ing navigatlon,and will soon leave the town
of Corvallis inland unless timely govern
mental aid Is rendered. That the conven.
tional red tape may be gone through with,
the engineer bureau asks Mr.. Hermann 10
submit through congress to the department
a resolution OF inquiry, to which they will
give prompt attention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-06
Daring 1887.

From the 0yegoaias's magnificent New
Years edition, the best ever issued Ia the
Northwest, we CLEAN the following interest
Ing facts
The value Of Puget Sound exports dur.
Ing 1887 were $s,o36,ss7.
King Is the banner county OF w. r.
Spokane Falls during the year increased
from $500 TO Seoo population. The value
OF Improvements were over St,ooo.ooo.
The population Of Seattle Is put at 5000
that OF Tacoma about 10000 both Of which
arc somewhat exaggerated.
The wool product Of the N. w. during
the year was 100000 pounds.
Oregon surpasses ali countries In apples.
Oregon's mineral wealth consists OF gold,
silver, lead, copper, iron, nickel, zinc, quick.
silver, iridium, coal, salt, mineral waters.
gypsum, marble, etc. The mineral Fesour.
ces OF Linn county are given -, gold In
quartz and placers, copper ores, galena,
zinc and blende.
SS4,If7 tons Of freight and 354,o7s pass.
engers we're carried over the o. r. 4 Ms
lines last year.
Probably 100000 immigrants came into
Oregon and w. II. during the year.
S5o,ooo,ooo Of capital IN business Ia Port.
land
The building in Astoria during the year
amounted 10 about $4,000.
100 feet OF brick front was built In Pen.
dleton during the yeaI
SII0,0o(l was Baker City's amount Of i'm.
provementS.
Weinhard the Portland beer man manu-.
factured over 10000 barrels Of beer In 1887.
There were II6 fire alarms In Portland
during the year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-06
CURRENT EVENTS.

G w Hunt, the contractor is In New
York City. II is reported that he will be.
gin work again on the Oregon Pacific.
There were $4,000 miles OF railway con.
structcd IN the U. s. during 1887. Kansas
took the lead with a070 ml'es, with Nehras-
Ia and Texas following, and 20 on.
Heavy storms reported from all parts OF
the last. Cold waves, blizxards, etc.
There were "a failures IN Oregon during
1887. This does not include the failure OF
some of the DEMOCRATS subscribers to-
liquidate. Liabilities, $64sssS assets,
$3S4sS6.
Justice Jaunasch of Kalamazoo has a
parrot that he wouldn't sell for its weight In
silver. On FIVE different occasions has this
intelligent bird saved the house from being
burglarized. The last time was on a recent
night. The burglar got the door untasten.
ed, but when he opened Il the parrot asked,
In stern and harsh voice "He.lo there |
What's the matter :" The burglar didn't
answer but fell over himself In his desper.
ato hurry to get away from there.
"A half .lnebrlated man stumbled Into a
church In q Montana town the other day
just as the minister whose name was Gal.
lagher, was asking In thrilling tones, "Dare
tell this people here assembled what Is the
dreadful penalty of sin , hesitate TO do
So" During the momentary rhetorical
pause which followed the drunken man
steadled himself In the pew into which he
had dropped, and called out with cheerful
good nature "Let 'er 60, Gallagher I'll
stand by yer"
Among the luxuries now In the New
York market are strawberries ut $I2 per
quart Barbrosa grapes, So per pound |;
tomatoes, 50 cents each California peach
es, $s per dozen Tangerin and Mandarin
oranges, $i.ss per dozen, and plums Stag
per dozen.
"A petrifed salmon has been found In
California on hillside 1900 feet high. The
heshy part resembles crystalized and varie-
gated quartz, retaining In part the yellowlsh
color of the salmon, and what was the skin
of the fish is now a sort of porcelain, or
white flint II Is supposed to be a relic of
some ancient river
Last week Lee Rycraft and II. O. Myers
had fight at Alsea In which the latter re-
ceived dangerous wounds,an Il was thought
would die. They were playing cards. when
Meyers drew a knife over some dispute and
attempted to stab Rycraft He drew re-
volver and shot Meyers In the body, just
above the hip.
The city OF Phllomath bobs up serenely
at present with skipped out" item. One
A. A. Roberts, hardware merchant Of that
place, has taken up his lounge and walked
away leayinga number of persons In the
lurch with their pockets somewhat simmer.
Mr. Roberts has made an assignment and
turned his books over to John Burnett, of
this place, his liabilities being $4,000. The
assets will probably be so fixed as to return
fifty cents on the dollar. Mr. Burnett has
placed L E Price in charge of the business
for awhile, who Is now selling the goods at
low figure. An assignee VIII probably be
appointed next week.-Corvallis Gazette.