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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26
THURSDAY.

@t@e@tAst
Holiday goods at French's.
Have yiereek shave yon.
Bay your groceries OF Parker Bros.
ssusr krant At @ Z Browneli's,
Cioaks At cost at w r Reads.
Buy yoar holiday goods Of w. +, Road.
A ilne lot Of holiday candies at Parker
Bros.
Hulin 6 Dawson, draggiat's. at Fronch's
corner.
% votes were cast in tbs Brownsville
election.
Bargains in library lamps at c L Brow
nell's.
chsadle cheese is tho beat. Try il. c e
Brownell,
Genuine Iowa sorghum on draughtsats G
X Brownell 9.
Delicious Grange cider on tap at c +
liTownell's.
Caliat Hulns Dawson's Now Drug sso. Q
for fresh drugs.
w. F. iiesd keeps the best assortment Of
fancy goods in town.
Tho steamer willamette Valley arrived
at ihe ay last evening.
Ten beautiful presents given away Al
Ffench's Jtwelry Store.
See w + Reads line Of dress goods and
silks before buying elsewhere.
Great reduction in mems furnishing goods
for the next 80 days at w Il Reads.
Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at Hulin u Dawson's drug store.
Anti swear cuff buttons at Will Il stark's.
just the thing for an Xmas present.
| Holiday goods at first cost at L Back
mans. See hii nd in another column.
For novelties 10 their line Will a Stark
ara alls TO show superior stock Of goods
200 cinaks to he sold cost at W. r.
Reads. Come and secure bargains while
the assortment IL large,
| For variety and beauty Of designs, Will g.
Stafk's stock Of rings take the lead, and
Christmas Is coming.
Buy your Christmas presents at French's
! Jeweiry Store, and get tickets to The draw
ing TO take place New Years day.
a'he largest and most attractive disp'av az
French's, The Corner Jewelry Store.
Thos. Kay woolen mills blankets, fiannels
mea's. youths and boy olothine, for ssle
hy @ w Simpson's. agent, Albany, Oregon.
Beautiful gold watches for lrdies and gen.
tlemen at Will s. Stark's At wonderfully
low prices.
To-morrow viii be the shortest day of ths
year. the exact figures being hours Is
minutes from sunrise to sunset.
People ale talking about the bio stoct
holiday goods at VIII & Stark ). the jewelers..
Every thing imaginable.
Forfresh meats oi all kinsls 60 10 Jndson
b Siattrs, opposite Sohmeef's liverystabIe :.
Urders taken and prompt delivery.
Rememhtr Dr Gray viii only be found ID
business during The remainder of this month.
Pezlies alsopld govern thesaselvca accord
inelY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26
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Money 90 Loan,

We have plenty of money 10 loan on
real estate security, on rwo to five years
time: Call on us at our office, opposite
tn Revere. house.
BuRKH s s SRKNEY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26
Pianos.

Those sfixhlnx : flsss esasa irstrumalt.
the ess made 70 stand ths climate offhe
Coast. can ! . suited ~ calling # Mrs =
z Hyu.nx's oppnzit etisa Masonic TEN.
pie. on earsi street The iEfe,s .scsI and
instrumental maala keyt fnr sAie.z.so the
6 ,gass aasastsaent 0f stamping pstserns
"a selnct from thia siis ~ Fri~co Les
sons given 10 pslntisag and es.br0lsprinf
In her studio over linn Eoaaty Bank,
Csxs her ys,uF stisr AL yaa Will ,
uiaasaa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26
I'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
MIA Execution.

lirLHsA,. Mont, Dee, io.--The execu-
lion OF four kootenal and Flathcad In~
diana at Mlsyoull today was remarkable
event Ia the criminal history OF Montana.
Il was the first legal hanging uf that char.
nctef ever held In the northwest Four
very bad Indians were The victims. Eor
several years mysterious murders have
been committed on the reservation. Until
this year there were no.yery serious at
tempts TO find The murders. Last summer
Sheriff Houston organized posse and af'
ter i hard and dangerous trip returned
with four Indians known TO be mnrderers
They were Antley and pascale Of III,
kootenai tribe, and La la see and PIcrf,
Paul, who belonged TO the Pend d'Orellie
They were tried at MIssoulI and all wer,
/ convicted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

BAKERFIRLD, Cal Dec. I7.-'r a Baker.
the county trearurer, was attacked by FIVE
or six strange men, near his rcfldence,
about 7 O'Clock this evening, evidently
with the intent to rob him. One OF the
party came close up and put his arm around
Bakers reck, and The others closed In and
commenced TO handle him roughly. Ba-
ker drew his pistol and shot twice, NOR
tally wounding one Of them, who gave his
name as James McQuade Three others
were captured and are In jail, but refnse to
give any account Of themselves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

sure cure for the isky habit: Dr
L tons Artidote 70 prunl enness viii
any case Of the Iiquo nabit in from ten
lirty days, from the IN dsrai driakef to
drnnkard. The Ant IL oan be given
IN cup Of coffee without acknowledges Of
the person taking il, Ths ADs;dote viii not
iajal cthe healtn IN any va Manufactured
" / Livingston Chemio Co.. Portland,
Q<s e. er from a ean ipa olslsasns,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

The alleys between First and Second
street should be cleaned out and ru' In a
better condition for the winter. An alley
should never become n slorrhouse & y de-
cayed goods. old boxes, etc, o.sease
breeders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

Tillamook county Is one OF the growing
sections OF Oregon. The population in
1860 was 05; In 1870 Ii Was $50; Ia 1850
1t was 900. The last census showed 2SSs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

CALLAHAN flour miles east of Al
bany, Dec. 20, 1890, the 10 months old
child Of = n Callahan, Of paralysis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

CATARRu CURED. health and sweei
breath seearcd,by SLiigh's Catarrh Remedy
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free. Fo-
shay a Mason. agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

Following Is the list Of lettars Remaining
tn the post Office st Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, Dec. ~, 1899. Persons calling for
these letters must give the date on which
thew ware a.toar4sead
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26
on n Aeeident.

PoRiLAND, Dec, i7--Last night the
Albany express on the Southern Pacific
line, which leaves at about O'Clock col
lided with the Portland & Vancouver train
at the crossing at the intersection of ]. and
First streets. The engine struck between
the passenger coaches, tuning them over
cn their sides No one was Killed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

DIssoLUTIoN NoTlCE.-By mutua
IL consent the heretofore existing hIm
OF Zachss & Son has this day dissolved
partnership. IoS "a b. Zaches, Junior mem
Der, retiring. All liabilities aud assets
will be cerTied by John Zaches-
Signed Dec ~, 1890 JOHN ZAcHEs,
JoHN B ZAcREs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

SHILOH.s CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh. Diphtheris an
Csnker- Mouth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

ArUTiCE IS HEIgEBY GlyEH1O ALL
~ whom 1t may concern that or tins
sEd day cf November. 1890, ! was duly
appointed sdministfslrIx Or lle estate ~
Jeluhha Mopre. dsce&stu tsl~ .aupty
c urt OF Linn county. Or gon. AIa al
persons having claims against saisI fstase
arc hereby notified ~ present lie same
10 me with The pr5p3f vouchers, 1T the
law oilicf OF w II Bilyqu, in Albany.
Urapons within six months from The date
hereof
Dated Nov 28th, 1890.
I AIRY \. BEARD.
Qf 28l AdmIuistsarIx or aaid estate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

Having been entirely rsnodslsd. this ol5
aud popular rsssanFAsS vill be made tirst
elsss n every resp~SA Ths Vablie viii ba
Eivsn good n~als - al bc1Fs for oaly g
oeniA. hve3thi.u a9n nsA AhtsAsnvs.
PFieSSS hozeA Oysss@ IL S~-g u1Dla
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

GDTT ~ T1T T6bYG
Both The method and results wIicr.
Syrupof Figs Is taken; IL pleasans
and refreshing to tic faste, afid oess
gcntlyyetpronpliy Oh The Kidneys,
Liver ard Bowelg, cIeansea tlic sye-
tefn eaectisaIly. dispels colds, lieni-
acsea aid fegess and eilres ha',iilial
9Hstipalioli Syrup Of Figs u tlsg
only rs'aely of iis kind ever pro
tlHeod pleasing 10 Tic taste audnc-
ees.a5le % fiie esomach, prompt q
IL action and truly beneficial ;f its
'ifeis. i.s many excellent qualities
eaeirstial u all IL 81 eala II
500 AL = Doikie ~ sll le ine
drs.t;g:a
assf3sser58fa.s ny nie
ifg.2ais fG ot,7ifr 60
trtWeHa ffs9 Ioer NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

DrBLIs, Dec Though Parnell sui-
iered intense pain from the effect Of the
lime thrown IN hia eyts yesterday, he was
able at midnight to address from the vim
dow Of the Victera hotel. at Kilkenny, q
large crowd. Daring the addrcs, lis face
was covered With bandagcs. lie detailed
the events Of the day. and the crowd be-
came exasperated At The manner in which
be had been treated. Many threats OF
vengaBce were made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26

For lame back. or AIDE chest, use Shlloh's
Porous plaster. Price. e5 ccots.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26
tioburg Lumber.
2nunIiIy Manted.

All kinds ef p5nitry, alive OF dressed
at tho willametts Picking tomDany,s
store. Albany. OteeeL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26
WAC slltlnr nuIl alnrslere.i.

BISMARCK, N. D., Dec io,---It Is now
being claimed that Sitting bull was muir
dered In cold blaod. Corporal Gum, ol
the Engilsh cavalry, who was with the
troops that went out In support oflhe In
dian police, says the Indian police did mol
like Sitting Bull. Every Indian at The
agency except BuIl's followers was jeal
Gus of the lalter's prominence n chief aut
we're only 10 glad OF an opportunity being
afforded uneer government protection L
Kill him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
ON THE WHEEL.
A Good Time in Store for the Michigan
Division at Detroit-The smith Tour.

Good Time In Store Tor the MlchlSan
Division at Detroit-The smith Tour.
Regarding the State meeting of the
Michigan division, l.. A. W, 10 be held
at Detroit, August l6, Il and is, the
Detroit Tribune says:
"The executive sessions OF the div-
sion will be held at the Hotel Norman
die, and plenty of entertainment Will
be furnished those who come. IL IS ex-
peCted that fully 500 viii be here, and
on one day there will be series Of
races on the ID. A. ID. track. Smiths
tour 10 Niagara begins on the last day +,
and will be the outing trip of the sea-
son. It's arranged by Clarence ii.
Smith, of tins city, and 200 bicvlists
have already signIfied their intention
Of gong. Mr.. Smith has entire charge,
and the ride will take seven days. He
charges each man SIS, which defrays
all his living expenses and hotel ac-
Communications while gone. In the
routes now laid out the following places
will be visited: Windsor, Essex Center,
Cottam, Klngsville, Ruthton, Leaning
ton, Romney, Dealtown, BuckhoTn,
Blenheim, Morpeth, Clearville, Wallace
town, Iona, Fingal, IT. Thomas, then
to Union and Port Stanley and back TO
st. Thomas, continuing TO Five Stakes,
Lambeth, London, ThamesfOrd, lnger-
soil, Gait, Guelph, Toronto, by boat 10
the mouth of Niagara river then to the
falls. The party disbands there, and
members returns as they see fit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30

Il Has = Batch NeAriy as 81 a. Jaags
HD1Eoes HaQaies

Justice MestfSll court Yesterday Was
more l.ks the poilce eoarl than : ias-
uee court often appears.
FIRST. there were tWo men charged by
Pat OHeGrn, Hail-st. szfa boss. with
having threatened the aigaily and la-
tegriiy OF hls person - fF0mlS.ne t0 ao
hlla up. One of ghe accused. NOrue.-
lUs ErAke, WAS CoaN.Uses R pOlice court
The other aay ~lgh naKMC actually
Gone up The SAID o. He2ra. aad sheliea
oQt 50 fer hls sin. Now comes OAtarn
aid says that toe two nsn ccnspred
10 get revenge for the punishment h.-
tore iuhl0ted. They p.eaaed ROT gaglly,
and gave bal Tor thST appearance
August 3.
"Iae next case, sald lis Honor, sls
the worst burned case / ever had on
Iny AanQs. Last summer 4 2rest lne
worthless fellow named james Goes
committed al assault Ou one beI'akler.
There never was cleager ease, ana the
testimony "a las guilt WAS a. lhick
around here as feathers on eceso. But
Coots, the dun cOot. wanted q ioy.
and got Il. lie Was out GA hal, aud
after dinner he kept ue and the iurv
waiting here III half past 5, and finally
sent out and bTought him on "a bench
warrant. lie was convicted ln short
order. ana then he begged 10 be
let OF until morning before sentence
was passed. Mr knappeu ACRE & "a
II, and Eugene Hannllon Went bis bal
Tor ms appearance IA tle morning.
When morning came, ne failed to SHOW
up, and Il was learned that he had
skipped during the mght The bAl
was estreateG, bat CoCts was not for
gotten. In October, he came back Tor
a day anu issued a mitiInus tCI Llm.
bat he got WIND OF 4 and again sg ppe3
for Canada. Now that is tl0 ideatlCal
COO. who Was hauled of the car ycSler-
day by Constable Chamberlain. and il
was done on that same old mitnmus
issued last October" Then the Judge
laughed himself into a coughing ut,
and when he got over II, he baced up
and continued, With the water still
standing IN his eyes. 'Ies, s.r, that's
tie worse dun casc ] ever had. But
COots IS in jail NOM on that old sentence
ths. has been postponed Tor a whole
year"
Still another case was that of William
Haight and Thomas Adgate, who were
arralgned for maliciousiy cutting some
trees IN Caledonia. They gave baA IN
the sum of 500 each and Will be tried
August 9.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
SHORT SPECIALS

: TIE annual National sabbath 0hserx-
suee Assem- mhly Is n ssss-ol az Ocean
Grove. ,. J.
Messrs. Dillon sna OBrlsn sill start
q . tour q AmeFics A50at the mlaSls
CT Sspteuee
The rolling mills a. Lancaster, Pa
have resumed operations. after several
years suspension
Prince BismsFck's proposed wish %
England has been postponed He viii
20 70 EissiagsB In the niddie Of Al
gust
Lannis Ansss, i0-yssr-old boy Of
Dubuque, Ia. died Monday Of lock jaw.
caused by running = piece Of rusty are
iato Ais f0oE
President Harrison has written = let
ter % the effect that he hopes 70 b ia
Boston On the d4y ot the Z. A K. pa
Eade. August II
The total earnings Of Michigan rail-
roads from January I 70 June aggre-
gated So, $50, go. a., against $50. SOC, SIS. >
"a for TIE corresponding month OF 1859.
al increase Of s4.Tl2 so2. ls, or IS 26 per
cent.
The manager Of the Jupiter mines at
D4quOin, IL, has secured a number Of
negro operators TO take the place OF the
strikers, who have been out for some
weeks. Trouble Is looked for upon their
arrival
A dispatch from Canea, Crete. says
that detachment Of gendarmes sur
prised a number OF brigands in cave
and killed and wounded four OF them.
One gendarme discovered large stores of
ammunition and provisions
Great preparations are being made az
Rockford. III. for the Knights Tenn
plar Conclaye 70 be- held August 1915.
The visitors viii represent nearly
every comnandery in Northern Illinois.
and viii 20 into camp at Camp Cru
sader."
John II. Douglas, secretary of the
Knapp-Stout Lumber Company, at St.
Louis, arrested charged with killing
Charles Dost an employe. was dis
charged Monday, no evidence being
found 70 connect him with the mans
death.
The English syndicate which has
been negotiating for the c. C. Wash
burn mills at Minneapolis failed to Sc
cure the property. On Monday the
mills were leased tor five years 70 Wash
burn, Crosby & Co. The legality Of the
lease will be tested in court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30

BALTIMORE, Nd. July %. The steam
er Virginia collided Monday evening
with the steamer Louise between Steel
ton and Fort Carroll. and, though re-
ports are conflicting, il is known tnat at
least eight Of the Louise's passengers
are killed and missing, while number
Of others arc seriously injured. The
Virginia IS blamed by the passengers on
tho Louise. The latter il an excursion
boat. and was on her way from Colches-
ter with about $50 people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
(ensns EIcnres.

CONCORD, n. IL, July 29.-Census Su-
pervisor Huse gives the population of
the State as 37T,0 gain of over So
600.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July e9.-Complete
census figures for the city OF Buffalo
show total population of 255, 543.
WASHINGTON, July e9-The rough
count of the census returns gives Louis.
Vile population of 155, 756.
us-Suuerintendent Porter esti-
mates the population OF Detroit at
2OT. 79I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
POLICE AND COURT.

s
tN"+'a 'f wy
nisaeeseo oo3it seots set.tAks N~s lHes-
ear tu pohcs gourt. Yesterday morning.
A ~, trsa8 IF "a sant BrllafuN faf a.
.s,.ft ...4 ,..,..,-,..., ..,.. l.,....... ,,f. a.
tti t'ie sdts"ii.steAi t"s N" "1
ASKED - haf ise .lQNSni 0i taf eoHit.
ssANas taat Jaase Holmes. tae usan fhag
sal ap there h.rh siqs When tola tAst
II .ess h. -. "a s,,.tf fl....t ,,.,eh
.,s
- ".N4' hs = N'Se 't' N'''@
fep..e- ~Bec1Hse ht GAtnt 80 any
tang Bite hs meaniag Ars. BEE
len.g. The cae las hfen rat e. the
.s.,,s.,s.. - -. ,,..l =. ,,l,...b
'''s eA's N...sss .ei tt's iioseS'iioA
vas AfetIenk "fnaA whose
.1.l1te' eA tAe s1sf- betrayed her
fNaF4"i Sa.tlt -AA "H" Ntet - tse
f,rst 80 49, .t-.
s. rsuD ffaf s. warls tet b..5 -.
a,.if,e, 4 ,,,inft. a ft.,r ~. ~. MS i,..is
a. The IL snofe i4at .l. husband
slapped ber IAoe, ul ~ .hl husband
ana mothtl-ln-l4w sNors he oia not.
Moreover the wfe h.rse ala iafee
o.atg witnesses sWore tlas az another
time ca tle same aav ihe ste s.gack
tae husband 10 tAe face ana ,a24e h.s
nCs bleed. bellamy is barber an
Esst alion.st.. and lo0ks Lac hard
afhhef II = an unhappy family, ao
ovaeN pat tht Nlke seems 10 be quite
~ responsible lol lt az tDc hkstAau.
t>si-aiily Was DISCHARGED.
Two arunbs paid lie usuai fres and
costs, and one utnt 10 sa.l fartw.lye
days. Tie former were John Borne
and John lsaacson. AID u4s latter
WAS Thomas McNanus.
Michael Welsh = tl,, ,...,. ..........i 20
wllnay obsnuctng Ia sirest 80 ','',' 80 Il. Il.
on Canal-st.. by kceuug h.s team ia
the track. lie pleaos noi guilty. lis
case IS adjourned lo August 5.
Jerry ~hanDahss, was c.tf+e off,
sault. hut was let oe ea.y.. MI ~ ,..,,--
inent 81 co,fs.
rri,f,... l.......,.
d. - w =. oAs anu oi'tsiea
-, ~ - -l.oeA WIZ "k"t~
- % - "'.0''''i ""s'
'e'', s''oOl' '~sss were up .oi az
No. ..,.t "a - i''N .'''e a. iisie-
on SUNDAY ~ a. gr.ftsnaH A frns..f .
Richard Z. NcCarihv anofbe,. -. -
the same KIND. was hold Tor TRIAL. Frank
Anderson and James l.. DAILY arc also
booked for examination un tie sunday
saloon question.
Cases IN which women are inxolved
are always naturally uncertain. Nearly
all prosecutions for adultery die before
coming 10 trial, because Tie wife or.
occasionally, the husband, ls 40 easily
urged TO withdraw their charges. Sednc-
ton eases are Oftentlmes of the same
kind. The grl is either ienGer-hearted
or easily bought Of The William
Hall case, III which Miss Hill tells a pit.
iul story, Was no!le prod yesterday.
Edward DowniDg's name is Richard
Rowe on the record. He felt quite
guilty of oisOrderly conduct 10 having
taken prominent part in the strikers
excitement on stockng-st. Bat the
officers, being dosirous 20 use Downing
as witness. induced ham 20 plead not
guilty, 50 they could keep hlm ala i1-
dehmte TIME under their thumbs. 80
the case was adjourned to August -.
John Van Oneran paid S8.35 for q liz
tie bt OF an assault and battery.
+. A. Gnsw0ld Will answer % the
charge OF false pretenscs on the 3lft.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
JUDGE sEvEREEs eoEEHomE

And the Northern WandeFclr WiI fir
turn 80 the ssovrfnFisnt BUILDING
Judge sovereus haf concluded 1is
labors in the court at Marquette. and
vii pass through the cfy today on his
say home to Kalamazoo. The rest If
tie group whose departure for the
Nofth created such g0nuefss In the
Government building, VIII inger few
days longer. and q is pfghaiie thsf
John McQnewan VII lingef stlli longer
tHsu TIE others
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD
And Sustained Serious Injury TO Hip,
Arm and spine.

Geo. Wicktam, foreman for Rowson
Bros, was working on scatiold yester-
day at the Masonic Home, when he
made misstep and fell to the ground,
a distance OF thirty feet.
He was taken up UNCONSCIOUS, ana
DR.. Roberts was summoned. The phy-
sician found. upon examination, that'
while no bones had been broken
severe injuries had been sustained 10y
the hip, left arm and spine, aud there
were strong indications of internal dis
arrangements.
Wlckham WAS taken TO nelghborlng
house, where he still IS attended by his
wife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
ooURT RECORDS

Prgsarr-Hon. Judge perEng E.
tate NJ Ro.ft Cutter, eeoeases VII sfd
petition for pr0nats fils5- hea -iue Alf,
lb Estate ~ Jonathan Gear decrss-
81. Eefltion for hearing 0n ms -
rou6t fied. hearing Aug. =. b@tate
~ f-rsuia Hove4. tecesseds inventory
rfE. Fsfate of patFek luuulf. o.
t.asef. Cnar.as A. Robinson spponte1
a. fstrst0r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30

TIE seats IRE ceiling RAPID 'y for the
benefit rendered the Emerson Home
by the Joyce Dramatic Co. next ho1d-
asv and Tuesdsv 81 the Wonderland.
Two of far features iu tne drsrnn " 20
ffe rea star FIRE sceue T tfe FIRST art
ard tne parl0r scene lu the ttfe aet
uaicfh ra be one II the fnsst ever
snOwn IN lhs city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
THE LAST WILL
OF Robert Cutler was TiIed fer Probate
Yesterday


The viii Of the late Robert Cutler,
which was filed for probate yesterday,
places the amount Of property at ti2,-
O00 OF this he bequeatht 500 10 eacn
Of his grandchildren, Edgar and Rott.
Hunting, and the same 20 bis niece.
julia A.. Cutler, after his funeral eH-
ponscs arc paid. The remainder ls 90
toe divided among las children, Nancy
II. Hunting. Mary 3. hubbard, Helen
Z. Cutter and E0it. l.. Cutler. Bis son.
Kobt. j., having died anoe the wil was
made. a pr0viso .s mentioned iu case
II his deatI, aud his share Wi 60 te
his daughter, Juha a.. Cutler ST.
Cutler also left q llio insurance polcf
81 5000, which VIII be- divided among
the heirs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30

NTxyEAFoI5s MINI. July Pa
United states Commissioner M0rsy has
announced his decision iu the case #
Fnunsrafor bouis Begmsn, charged
Rlth rot returning bis census
schedules. Re vas held 70 the grand
inrr IN q or hrras
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
KiIl.d hr q TalIinc TrsstIe.

CHATTAXooGA, Tenn. July 29.-
While placing a trcstlc on q new bridge
across the Tennessee river the bent
broke and tho trestle fell. striking a
barge containing twenty-five men.
throwing them into the river. sam
Clifford VAS drowned and George los
mer and All Reynolds were seriously y
injured By falling timbers Tns others
were rescued uniniured
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30

SrRINeFIELD. I'll. July 29.-f5ovsrnor
Fifer has issued his warrant upon the
requisition q The Governor - Kansas,
for the return o. Frank Noo3ruf. alias
Black. now ia custody IN Cook Comfy,
wanted at Olsths, Kan. for horse steal
ing. Woo5rof is best known through
his connection with the CroniB murder
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
For ConSrrss.

OMAHA. Neb., July 29.-W. A. Nc
Keigham. OF Webster County, Neb., has
been nominated for Congress by the
Alliance-Union Labor party of the Sec
ond district.
POTTsvILLE. Pa, July 29.-H5n.
James r. Reilly was on Monday nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats Of
the Thirteenth district
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30

RroE~orp. Va. July p The ven
s-,bIs Rev D. Tbeodsrick Pryor. ,.
7 f..he- - Roger A Prvo-. did - his
bor-s in LottoVay County sunday night
s~es e. He vzs probably ths Oldest
r-..k.r.n-isr divine in Ams-lea
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30

I,oxrov. Jul7 8s-Tbe viilsrs -
p-.~ in Switzerland. has tesn visl I'D
~ disastrous fre. hsny bnfioinrs
srsre destroyed and foar 9oroen we're
killed and us1y persons in5zred