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september / i8sa No. IL Market street.
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JOE M'AuLlFFE WON.


hNt AAAipn lbeteaatcu IN the seventh Round
az San Francisco.
SAN Francesca, Sept ia fight TO a
finish, Queensberry rules, between Pat
killen, heavy weight champion Of the north
west and Joe McAuiiife, ex-champion heavy
weight 0f the Pacific coast, for purse OF
81, 500, $500 to the loser, took place at tho
Golden Gate Athletic club. McAulife
weighed 28 pounds and Killon p5. Paddy
Ryan and Con Rordan seconded McAuliFe,
while Professor Anderson and Dave Camp
bell performed that duty for Killen Nc
Aulifie won the hght in the seventh round
The bondsmen who are responsible for the
appearance OF Pat Killen in court, IN con-
nection with his sparring contest Of some
weeks ago secured warrant Tor his arrest,
fearing that he would Leave the state after
the fight with McAuliffe The warrant will,
it is said be ses-ved at once.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

DOAhD AND kOOmS.
pOARnERS WANTED: GOOD ACCOM-
u modatiOns. 406 East Fourth street
ENOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS.
II Apply to AIS Madison street.
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GERMAN-AMERICAN
OFFICE OF
BUCK & CO. '-.-.- -
IN S ID r AN c e.
Continental, cermania, -,ssss
-,a4l4ss- German-AmeTIcan, -..- ----
Queen and Royal.

We have given up the agencies OF the above
named cOsnpanies.
Before the Policies expire that were issued
by Buck a Co. w viii call on all policy
holders and satisfactorily explain why we gave
these companies up, and we will also arrange
at the same time for the continuance of the
business at this office in equally good COM
panies.
Our experience for fifteen years in this busi-
ness and the careful attention given to the in
terests Of our customers during that period
should convince our customers as to where
their insurance should properly be continued.
Meantime no action whatever is necessary
in relation TO your present insurance. -.a
l.. =. BUCK,
Ninth and Market streets.
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WATERFOWL, N. ~, Sept 12.-Mary M
Banister has obtained verdict Of S2.5OO
against Gouycrnour Banister, her father-in-
law, in the circuit court for slander in circu-
lating report against her character. Ban
ister, Sr., is rich, retired farmer, aged over
20 years. He felt such an antipathy to his
sons wife that when she married him be inn
mediately altered his will, cutting his son Off
with six cents
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NEW YoRR, Sept 12-The trial of Henry
$. ives, the -y0ung Napoleon Of finance, y
has eommenoed Assistant District Attorney
Parker read the indictmant, which charged
Metsrs Ives, StayDor and Woodruff with
issuing s00O,00 worth Of bogus Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton stock in June 1887.
One or two witnesses were then called T.
show the mysterious disappearance OF Ger
tain stock books from Ives Office. Ad journ-
ment was then had for the day, and ives
was re;Isanded 70 the Toinhs
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BEssEAER, Mich, Sept l2-Holzhey, the
young train robber who terrorized northern
Michigan and Wisconsin all summer and was
captured at Republic week ago, has been
bound over to the circuit court on the double
charge of robbery and murder He viii
have his trial at the October term. The
court room was packed with people anxious
to see the man whose exploits have occupied
50 large a share of public attention since
Nav
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Tnnner to sncceed Roseornns.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA Washington special
says that Tanner is TO succeed Gen. Rose
Grams as register Of the treasury, and that
Congressman Mckinley, Of Ohio, has been
offered the position Of commissioner Of pen
sions Mckinley has just left Chicago for
New York 70 attend the funeral of Congress-
man Cox. From there he will 20 to Wash
ington, but il is understood he win decline
the position, as he has strong hopes of be-
coming speaker Of the house.
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ALBERT LEA, Mimi, Sept 12-Rev. N. II.
Gales, pastor Of the United Brethren church
at Glenyille and Twin Lakes, was brought
here under arrest charged with indecent as
sault upon little girl ten yegy Of age, daugh-
ter Of Fred Foster, Of Picze3sal lake, who is
the complaining witness There will be a
hearing on Wednesday, Sept. is. Mr.. Gales
il a young man who has stood well in the
community, and few believe in his guilt.
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NEWPORT, Sept. 12-The city election re
suited in Republican victory. Mayor Cog
geshall was reelected by majority of 4.
over the Democratic and independent candi
dates. City Treasurer David NJ Coggeshall,
Republican, was reelected by ZIG majority.
The board Of aldermen is entirely Republican,
and majority Of the school board and com
mon council are also Republican.
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Suspicion Thai Jack Is Well Know
London Physician.

Suspicion That Jack Is Well Known
London Physician.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The inquest IN the case
Of the woman whose headless body was dis
covered IN tho Whitechapel district was con
ducted with closed doors, and extraordinary
precautions are taken to prevent the medical
testimony In the oase being made public
A rumor Is afioat, but cannot be traced to
an authoritative source, that one Of the doc
tors has pointed out that the surgical work
of the hend who committed the murder
bears a remarkable resemblance in certain
features TO peculiarities which have fire.
queutly been noted by the profession in the
work Of a well known London surgeon, a
man Of the highest standing IN his profess
sion, but exceedingly eccentric.
The police maintain discreet silence, and
refuse to either deny or 20 verify the rumor
They appear to be active, however, and their
conduct indicates that they have clew Of
some sort
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NEW York, Sept. re D. Mann, editor
Of Town Topics, was arraigned IN eourt on d
charge Of criminal libel, in stating in his
paper that DR.. Allan McIane Hanilton's
father, the late Philip Hamilton, had two
wives and two sets Of children The state
mont occurred Ia an article on the Robert
Ray Hamilton matter Dr. Hamilton Is the
complainant Mann declined 70 plead at
present and was committed to the Tombs.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 1a--yames r.
Ross, young son Of DR. w. B. Rose, walked
into saloon and was attacked by John
Cook, hotel runney, who, mistaking him
foF another man, used knife with probably
fatal effect cutting his face almost 70 pieces
Cook was knocked down, bat getting on his
feet renewed his attack He was arrested.
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SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept 12-Fhe authori-
ties are trying 20 oust the gamblers who have
been attracted here by the state fair Killop
q Co, pool sellers, have located On the site
Of the proposed Federal postoffice, and defy
the municipal and state officials, claiming
that they have lease Of tho premises from
Washington The postmaster general has
been photographed to on the suh5eoa.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept u. - -Fhe senate drsssed
beef investigation committee has adjou ed
TO meet at the call OF the Chairman. Several
railroad men testified that no special freight
rates we're made 70 the packers. T. H. Brics
and other retail butchers testified that tia
packers had forced them to buy the dressed
products by selling al price much cheaper
than they could slaughter. The committee
then ndiour7led.
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THE DEAD POLITICIANS FUNERAL

Distinguished Men win Bear the Late
S. 5. Cox's Remains 10 the Grave.
NEw YoRK, Sept ~ The funeral Of the
late S. $ cox win take place Friday morn
ing from the Presbyterian church, Tenth
street and University place.
The following gentlemen have baen select
Cd as pallhearcrs, but several changes in the
list may prove necessary. Gen. Sherman,
Vice President Morton, j. T. Agnew Sena-
tor Dawes, Superintendent Kimball Gem
y. "A. Walker, ex-Attorney General Garland,
ez-tiovornor hoadly. G. A Dana and Col.
Cockerill A list OK alternate pallhearers
has been made out including the names Of
ex-President Cleveland, Governor Hin, Hon
A. g. Thurman, Chief Justice Fuller, Sena-
tor Beck Thomas Ewing and Senator Payne
Letters IF sympathy have been received by
Mrs Cox from many noted persons, includ-
ing ex-Prcsident Cleveland, Governor Hill,
Vice President Morton, Senator VOORHEES,,
W. =. Holman and senator niscocl. Among
those who left cards az the door were Murat
Halstead, Clifton r. breckenridge, Mayor
Grant, o. b. Potter, S. V. White and Post
master Van Cott Flags on municipal
buildings win be placed at halfmast during
the funeral
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KiIIed hv I poliaemnn.

SYRACUSE, n. ", Sept l2-John GLEASON.
big and burly New Mexican, who came 10
this city few months ago, was shot by Po-
hceman w. a. Brand The officer attempted
TO arrest Gleason for fast driving and bois-
terous conduct. The Mexican, who intended
leaving town and was going around bidiing
his friends good-by, resisted, and in the
struggle that followed he was shot by the
policeman But little hope is entertained of
his recovery. The officer was seriously hurt
in the fight
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CHICAGO, Sept 12-It Is ssaid-and the
information comes straight from those en-
gagged in the prosecution of the men indicted
for the murder of Dr. Cronin-that the state
has now completed its case against the ac-
cused and is confident Of conviction This
was brought about by the squealing Of q sus-
pect, and that suspect is Martin Burke.
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Railrond aren Arrestei.

BUFFALO, n Y, Sept 12-Frank John
son, conductor on tho New York Central
railroad. and Edward L. Bazley, one OF the
gatemen at the depot, have been arrested
upon complaint Of W. r. Gillett, auditor Of
the road Tbs oficess claim that johnson
would take up tickets on tho train, and when
he arrived ip Buffalo wo1ld hMnd them TO
Gatekeeper Bagiay, who disposed Of them
at scalperzi Offices Both men were admit
- ., ts.s4
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DU BoIs, Pa, Sept l2.-Bell, Lewis g.
Yates miners held a meeting and decided to
demand an increase of five cents ton OF.
strike. A committee was appointed to con-
fer with S. Bell Elliott, superintendent for
Bell Lewis & Yates Should their demand
be refused GOO men will strike The men are
now receiving forty cents a ton.
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ATLANTA, Ca, Sept PA letter has been
received stating that the president cannot
attend the Piedmont exposition owing 10 his
inability 10 accept any invitation that will
take him away from his public duties be-
tween now and the assembling Of congress.
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TwIce autteh hi 80.

CHICAGO, Sept 12.-The Burton block
burned out several weeks ago, and the soeDe
of the death Of two labores who were re-
moving the debris Of the fire, was again
gutted by fire. The structure was being re-
built, and the interior was mass Of wooden
beams and partitions. The total loss Is about
$40 600
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BErLEFosTArEE, o., Sept. l2-Afilt Elliott.
an old time telegraph operator, while at
tempting TO leave the train on the Cincin-
natl, Sandusky and Cleveland railroad, fell
under the cars The wheels passed over his
neck completely severing the head from his
loIu
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WIscAssET, Ne, Sept IA centennial
memorial service was held the Old Meeting
house OF Alma. The old house retains all It's
antique features, and the scTiptural reading
was from the same Bible used 100 years ago
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FARMERS Wife-'11l give you some
dinner if you'll beat that carpet for me- Z"
Tramp-"Pm strictly honest. / always
said if couldn't get along in the world
without beating my way, l wouldn't 20.
Good morning, ma'am. Time.
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HARTFORD, Sept 12.-Arnold's block on
Main street, New Britain, was burned. Loss.
$50 900. Dunn's restaurant, the Emmett club
rooms, The News Office and an adjoining
building we're badly damagsd
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NEW YoRK, Sept 12-Among the paskan-
gers arriving by the steamer City OF Rsw
York were Senator Sherman, Chsuncey M
Depew and Col. Finley Anderson, Of the
United Press.
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Judre nronen verx nI.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.--Judge Mcneil, who
figured quite prominently In the alleged bo-
gus divorce case Of Sheriff Flack, is seriously
i'll His physicians give but little hope OF his
l-af,ovarv
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KANSAS Cry, Sept l2.-Mai William
Warner is reported 70 have left Kansas City
for Washington in response to "A telegram
from the president or the secretary of the
interior asking him if he would accept the
position OF commissioner Of pensions to suo-
ceed Commissioner Tanner in event the latter
should be removed
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WASHINGTON, Sept IL. - Hon. Simon
Wolf, president Of the Jewish order 0. X
5. B., has sent the following telegram 70
Alexander Reinstein, the secretary OF the
order:
"Hon. s. s. Cox, friend OF Israel, Ia and
out OF congress, has fallen. recommend
memorial services throughout the order
Gen. Clark, clerk Of the house Of repre-
sentatives, has appointed a committee on
the part Of the house TO attend the funeral
ceremonies over the remains Of Representa-
tive Cox The committeeman are named be-
low Ex-Speakcrs Carlisle and Randall,
Messrs- Holman, Felix Campbell, Seney,
Heard, Mutchler, Kelley, Cannon, Reed,
burrows, OlNeill Pa.l and Mckinley.
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The weather promises to be from partly
cloudy to fair generally, preceded by cloudi
ness ard possibly rain near the coast, with
no decided thermal changes.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 12-Twsnty- talesmen
sf tbs ninth venirc and six Of the tenth were
examined IN the Cronin trial Ten per
emptory challenges were used. five being
credited 10 each side. The state has now
used eighteen and the defense thirty-eight OF
its 100 challenges. Three men were held
over when the court adjourned. The elev.
cath ventre has i.st heeu issued.
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Er-sachem rlnoh,s snoonasor.

NEW YoRK, Sept IA b Teppan has
been elected grand sachem OF Tammany
hall in place Of Sheriff Flack, resigned
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WASHINGTON, Sept, 12.--It is now definite
ly settled that Judge Goff, Of Omaha, win
be appointed commissioner Of the general
land Office
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ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA,
At O'Clock p M,
AT No. / EAST EIGHTH STREET.
The following Goods black cloth caskets, /
vanished sket, l white covered casket, l
three piece top coffin. gum casket cover, /
bale cotton, 5 casket and coffin cases. white
rug, box candles, door grapes, set embalming
Instruments, some casket trimmings. patent
ice boxes, set white pedestals, set black and
] set white stools y barrel EN- aiming fluid 2
embalming tables. one cabinet holds caskets.
one dead wagon, tongue and shafts, ice tubs,
lot books. These goods are all new and in
hrst-class condition
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty Of The United States Funeral Directing
Co. Corporation State n J. and to be sold by
ISAAC DILLiN. Constable.
September 4. 1889.
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REAL ESTATE.


DOR RENT.-STORE AND BASEMENT
A. 5l3 Shipley st. Apply ll3 Market st.
DUBLIC SALE
OF fifty fine, well located building sites on
the premises, Wilmington, Del,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SEPTEMBER IA, 1889.
10 lots at Twenty-seventh and Market streets.
and lots at Twenty-hfth and West streets,
commencing at Twenty-seventh and Market
streets at 4 o'clock.
One lot, 20xiOG feet on westerly side of Mon
roe street, 50 feet south Of Eighth street. Sale
al 3. Is clock
53 lots, at Maryland avenue Franklin and
Banning streets. Sale at 40 O'clock
Lots situated at Twenty-seventh and NJ ar
ket Iwenty-nfth and West and Eighth and
Monroe streets are near the electric line of
street cars and viii be sold without reserve.
For plans Of lots see poste s, or call on
J. j. PIERCE, No. 8 w Seventh st..
Agent TO effect sale.
L. w. Stidham & Son, acutioneers.
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MouvT CARMEL, Pa, Sept 12-Four hun
dred miners at the Morris Ridge colliery
have struck TO compel the operators to OBJ
serve the ssini-monthly pay law and reduce
the price of powder.
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MILK ROUTE OF ABOUT 100 QUARTS
1s1 Address, giving price and location, p
q. Box 2j8. Wilmington, Del.
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FOR SALE. AUCTION.

FOR sALE.-AUCTION.
Mr.. CHARLES J. II. BECKETT,
No. 726 Market Street,
Having removed to his new store No. 300 Ship
ley street. will confne himself to the furniture
and carpet trade; he will, Therefore. on Fri
day and Saturday, the 18th and 14th, at 80 D.
m. sell at auction the balance Of his stock u
elothingat the old stand, No. 726 Market street.
LOOK out for bargains, as all must be sold.
WILLIAM A. HUKILL.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE t-POLICY HOLDERS OF THE
IN Continental Insurance Company are
hereby notified that the agency of the
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INSTRUCTIONS.

ELOCUTION AND ORATORY EDWIN
II Theodore Tyndall, B o. honor graduate
in Elocution and Oratory, is prepared to re-
ceive pupils for either class or private instruo-
ton; For full particulars address Whining
Bon p. o.
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rNSI 3 81, ''e =, \, { : sIss
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CONsTABLE,s SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of sundry executions To
me directed will be sold at Public Sale
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA,
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CONTINENTAL
TNCURANCE COMPANY

formerly with Buck & Co, has been trans
ferred te Hawkins q Co., No 7l2 Market
street, and placed under their control and
management from this date
All new Policies. renewals, endorsements,
etc, to be valid, must have the approval OF
the undersigned. HAWKINS q CO., Agents.
September Z, 1889. No. 712 Market street.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-03-22
ECCENTRIC BOYS.

Youngsters That stand In Need of I'm
couragement Rather Than ReprooE
'.I wish l knew what to do witaF my
boy Dan, said Mr.. Brown, with a
worried look on his face.
What is the matter with himp"
asked his friend, Mr. Jones. lis he a
scamp?n
'sWell, 40. was the slow reply, "I
can't say that he is disobedient, saucy
or mischievous. but he don't act like
other boys. somehow
e ''In what wayp"
tWell, he don't take much to books,
although he keeps up in his class
pretty well; but he don't banker after
book-learning. He's the greatest boy
to prowl around the woods, bringing
home bugs and roots and rocks. Then
he has whole lot of gimcraclxs in his
room, and he's always peeking through
microscopes, fooling with chemicals
and making experiments with one
thing and another. declare | don't
know what's going to become of him,
and / hate to punish him, because /
know he don't mean any thing wrong.
It's just Dams eccentricity, suppose. -
Mr. Jones laid his hand kindly on
his neighbor's arm.
- don't know what you will do" he
said, gravely, ''but l know what /
would do if l had such a boy. I'd buy
him fine microscope, all the chemic-
ais he could use, and all the books on
natural history he could read. l
wouldn't mind if he was the tail end of
his class if he was genius"
"a genius, Mr.. Jonesm
Yes, sir. You never saw an eccen-
! trie boy in your life who didn't deve.-
op into something out of the ordinary.
unless his parerts ~~''s1aAd his boyish
aspT that
th
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-03-22

This company reserves the right to change
sailing dates without notice. =
Phssengers from Portland and all Willamette
valley points can make close connection with
the trains OF the Yaquina route at Albany or
Corvallis and If destined to San Francisco
should arrange to arrive at Yaquina the eve
ming before the date Of sailing
Passenger and Freight Rates
Always the Lowest.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-03-22
THE PACIFIC COAST.
THE FEARFUL LEAP OF A PORT
LAND LANDLORD.
The Selection or the Site for the New
Navy Yard-A Man and Wife Con-
victed OF Murder In Nevada
"A Levee Breaks.

4 f--NN-
Ashland now rejoices over the intro
duction Of the electric light.
The Brownsville wooden mills will re
move their plant 10 Albany.
The clock on the dome OF the court
house at Redding win cost $lT00.
The saloonkeepers of Sacramento have
Organized protective association.
The Oceanic steamers have stopped
running 10 Samoa and New Zealand
4 man in Linkville has filed home
stead claim on the courthouse block.
The fall and spring sowing is reported
in excellent condition in all parts of East
ern Oregon.
Great suffering is reported among the
miners who have fioeked to the Lower
California gold fields.
Heavy storms, with land slides, inter
/ fered with travel ON the California 4 Or
| egon road last week.
A second attempt 10 fire the Roth
child building was made at Port Town
send Wednesday night.
The bin introduced in the California
| legislature 20 exempt mortgages from tax
/ lAN+cA- AAeth AeAAANA ~ AAaAe1-
-Four men were arrested at Bakersfield.
Cal, Wednesday on suspicion Of being
the Pixley train robbers.
Mrs. James Bulger, of San Francisco.
was horribly burned Thursday by the ex-
plosion of a coal oil can.
Jennie Hamilton. of Victoria, has he
come insane through attending the meet
| ings of the salvation army
Near Gilroy, Cal, Friday, two men un-
earthed a can which contained gold dust
and nuggets valued at $500.
A break in the leyee at Knights Land
ing, Cal, Friday, and part of the town
and many farms are inundated
The sheriff of Malheur county captured
a crazy man with lasso and carried him
to the insane asylum last week.
George Taylor, of Marysville. Cal, fell
beneath moving train Thursday and his
head was severed from the body.
john McEhron and wife have been ar
rested at Port Townsend charged with
the murder of their six children.
Some excitement prevails at Spokane
Falls over the discovery of silver at a
point % miles north of that place.
o. p. Bearlsley, Of Eola. shot and
killed L. l.. Perryman Thursday. The
killing was the result OF an old feud.
u. C. Darlington was acquitted at Los
Angeles Friday for the killing of Pat Null
len during an election riot last December.
Marvin Craven, book keeper for the
Los Angeles Planning Mill company, has
left the city 5000 short in his accounts.
The stone dry dock at Vallejo, Cal, is
to be completed at once 1t has been
seventeen years in course OF construc-
ton.
Cornelius III. Hanford. recently APP
pointed chief justice OF Washington terri
tory, has been resident OF Seattle sir
1856.
1t is announced that Mexf
clare martial law in Lowe
the event of trouble a.
mines.
Paul Schulze lar
ern Pacific railr
taken off by
Sunday MIG
w. H
ter, c.
1 sec
tes
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-03-22
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.

I.Y CarxaIlis 40 pm. Lv Corvallis 1915 m
Ar Yaqdina $50 pm. Ar Albany ll:lo am.
o. & G. trains connect at Albany and Corvallis.
The above trains connect at Yaquina with the
Oregon Development Companyss line OF Steam
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-03-22
willamette River Line of Steamers

The .swM. II. HoAG,7 the :. \. s. BENTLY," ;"
The ssTHREE SISTERS"
Are in service for both passenger and freight
traffic between Corvallis and Portland and in
termediate points, leaving companys wharf,
Corvallis, and Messrs. HUMAN d Co.'S wharf,
Nos 200 and 202 Front street, Portland, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, making three
round trips each week as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Corvallis Monday, Wednesday, Friday
s a. m; leay Albany 80 a.
Arrive Salem, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 3
D. m; leave Salem, Tuesday, Thursday, Satur-
Arrive Portland, Tuesday. Thursday, satur-
day, 3.30 p. IN.
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Portland, Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
: 6 a.
Arrive Salem. Monday, Wednesday, Friday
T.I5 D. m. leave Salem, Tuesday. Thursday, Sat
ur1ay, q q. IN. Leave Albany 80 p.
: arrive Corvallis Tuesday, Thursday, SATURDAY.
S.39 p. N.