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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

BERLIN, Oct, The VossIche Xeitung
asserts tina, it has received positive confirm
alton of the report of the drowning of G,n
Barhpvski and $40 OILERS through the col
lapse of n bridge at kovno during the re-
O. mt army msnTuvre- in Russia. The same
journal adds that the Russian censor of tel
egtsms suppressed all messages in regard
t. the disaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Spain Awaits Reply From Americ 4.

MADRID, Oct 5.--Thc cabinet yesterday
discussed the United States tarl6 law aud
IL cided TO suspend appl cation of the new
Cuban taril until n satisfactory reply was
received from America ~ regard TO repre-
seitHtions which the Spanish minister had
henn instructed to make 10 the United
StatCs government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
A Young Bid, Locks Hsrtelf in Her
Room Where Sns IL Fou I'd Dead.

RgDwoop, CA. Oes. "a Sensational
sn'cile oecarfsd here this morning Last
n.g1t Louise E-shnger, ag~d q, vac mar
RET to George Wehr.in at the residence Of
& Gron-r her uncie. The wedding was
at tniei BY large number of friends. Al
o'ciocs sse aud her husband NJ 10 their
resi8eqce She refused 10 sLO~ him 10
enter her rc0m ard he was compelled {,
return 70 the fesi lenre Of GrDner to pass
;te rsman j - o. fi'e nizst. Dl snt-r'ng
~ h0a-e At o'ciock he f,atd III. yite
lying dead n b.d. 10 bed was some yrsins
u ~ rsI .u1.tsnce. the ngt1re of ~h.eh
ia not vet determined. She left 70 lst.er
Of explana,ioD-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS
Aud thsir Views OF American Tariff
Expressed In Bitter Terms.

NlsSSA. oct Austrian newspapers
are tull OF ang'y articles on the new Amer
lean tariff. which receives more downright
abuse than genuine criticism. The gov
crnment is trying 10 sllsy excitement over
the measure. The minister OF commerc
addressing deputstion, frankly declared
he was unable 10 ex,r Mise = pressure in
Washington because American imports into
Austria is 90 small lie promised 10 try to
induce President Harrison to a,ant facili-
ties ttr the mother of d, arl industry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Me- x'c ans Wa 1t to Send IL iii Lottery
Advsl tisem iuto THIS Country.

CIIi OF MrSIro, oct. y Newspapers
here call on the government to app,al to
the pu"al union againt the act % of the
Dted frtntes government 10 fotbdding
ira sfortatinn Of McSican newspapers,
beariug Me1'csn postage with lottery adj
v.iifspmaut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

LoNpos oct Z AT the session OF the
Dockm.ns Congress- Saturday, resolution
vas adopted declaring it imprsctcsble To
limit the working days 20 eIgbt hours.
rbe dcl gates, however, were strongly in
favor Of proposition that iorty eivh.
hours Of labor should constitute weeks
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Misto X the Guide icr a Moose and
Snct HIM

GRtENvILLE Jcr., oct. i-B. +. Jor-
Dan OF Oldtown, was shot through the hils
Thursday .dght, while guidigg Mr. Saw
yer Of Hartford, Conn. The party were
on Churchill Lake. eighty miles above
kineo. Sawyer and jordan were together.
Mr.. Martle, another guide. started first
c4iiiug moose. lie saw Sasyer and Jordan
coming. mis!ook them for game and fred,
wounti'g Jordan severely. The party
reached here this nOon. on the way home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Noted Mo ntTcal Cfiminsl Arrested st
Nashua.

NAsmrA, n. II, Oc.. b. -Four W, k
ago J I'm Saucer. notorious or mnsl
from Montreal, broke jail at BearhsrI AZ,
CsnaGa, escaping to ths States. lie Is
ysn'ed for horse stealing sni rape. Re
vas arrested torigh' IN ialm street vtr-c
he he'd hirfd rooms. A detective from
Montreal VIII 't4-t rith Saucicr for Cana
d., Monday, rrovi I'D the prisoner sv.s
the i'mancj Of the fecesssry 'xusdiuon
pspess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
R:ddcfori Times I

Governor Burleigb DID have something
in view when he visited York county tsis
reek. Whiie here he offered 20 Col II.
II BGrbank the position Of State Librarian,
plum for which thsre are ihirty-tuo sp-
pliesnts. most Of them resid.ag in Ksnne-
bee county. Col. BuIbank hs. decided M.
to accept the prosered sppoinsm ment. His
prospects are worth m5re 70 him than the
r1sltioa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Free T,aders Almoat Despair.

LoNpoN, Oct. ). The Daily News says;
European expectation of revolt among
hmer,csu farmers against artificial dear
ness caused by tariff has never been real
ized Always threatened, aud always post
poned. The ida that new American tariff
is n blow at Canadian independence Is as
absurj as talk Of excited people here VIII,
declare II is intended as an attack upon
England. Few s,gn yet exist of that Am
etican awakening 10 unvi,d,m of high
tariffs"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
BROTHERHOOD AND LEAGUE.
YHH BnofHaRAcop.
Boston. PittsbuIg Cleveland and
Brooklyu.

Innings. lsSt5 .sa
Pl,.shury, no 90 g o l--i0
Boston, o 0 | 0 5 O o. &
Hits. Ftishurg. II; Boston, II. Errors.
Plttsburg. 5; Boston, IL. Maui and
7, Quinn; Daley. Swets and Murphy.
Second game -
Innings. sS 6
Boston. o0i s -
ht!shurg. 00o2 o. 5
Hts. Boston. d Pittsharg, e. Errors.
Boston. !; Piitshurg, .. Gumhert and
SWEET; Tener and Hurley.
AT Brooklyn
lnnings. 25 4 3 d 50
Brooklyn, 20 90 o. 4 b
Buaaio, 90 o 0 0 0 0 q O. 0
Hits, BROOKLYN, $, Buffalo, 4. Errors,
Brooklyn, ,; Buffalo. 10. So~ders and
Daily Tsitcheli and Msck.
At Chicago
lnnings. l2St5
Chicago, 20o0 o. .
New York. 90 o. =
Hits. Chicago, .; New York, 4: Errors.
Chicago, ., New York, ., Baldvin and
Darling Ewing an. Brown.
At Cleveland -
First game
Innings. 23 1 : 6
Cleveland 90 q = o / 0--l6
Philsielphis, 20 = , l. /
Hts. Philadelphia, IL; Cleveland, .;
Errors. Philadelphia, 5: Cleveland. IL
Hustled sud Mlihgan; Gruber and Brennan
Second gsme
Innings, 2S 3 81
Clevcland, . o o o 0 o.
Phiiadelphis, l00l 0 o. 81
Hits, Cleveland, I ! Philadelphia 4. Er
ror-, Cleveland, .; Philadelphia, 10
louog and Llmmer; Gleason aud Clements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
To Nervous Ne hflitassA Men.

II you will send rs your address, We will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all soou, DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
yoits.c Belt and Appliances. snd their
charming effects upon the nervous debili-
tsssd system. ard how they will quickly
restore you to vigor and manhood. Pam
phiet free. II you are thus afflicted We
viii send you Belt and Appliances on Q
syisl-
Vo.tsic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Jsn17dAv1yfclYD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Nrw fiAvFs. Corn, Oct. Z. Julius
Woifi'. superntendent Of the Bifmins IN
Iron Fourdrv, eho disappeared some vesks
sgo, has written letter from Hamburg.
Germany, to his empioyers. stating tbs, he
shall no, ietarn. lie fed on scsoun, Of an
Uncougenisl wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
keteoroloeical Report.


JERSEY CRY, n. J.. Oc:- ). The United
States fael COS works was burned tonizhf.
The building vas block long, one story
high, and stocked with coal dust used in
Masking patent fuel for heating horse cars.
The loss is estimated at $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Tired Of Living. Poison. 9uicide

FALL RiYFs Oc. WIN. Burton, agcl
II. committed suicide last night by taking
po son. He came 20 ibis city four weeks
ago End li7el with his son-in iaN, Hiram
a. Poole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Death Of Portland Man at St. Paul

BIpDEFoRb. Oct ) Charles II. Fling,
former srly prominent citizen of Portland
diei at St. Paul, yesterday. The remsias
will be brought to Portland for burial.
The deceased .esyts daughter and four
sons. Two sons are gr&dnstes Of BoEdoin
College, and ere ror residing in Ssco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

IIts, Cleveland, Philalclphla, Z IT
ror-, Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia, 10
loung and Zmmer; Gleason aud Clements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Hits, BROOKLYN, $, Buffalo, 4, Errors,
Brooklyn, ,; Buffalo. 10. So~ders and
Daily Tsi,cheli and Msck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Adam 'oss's Deiaate ijs,sal1 eomroun-
ded Of tfs b'-.t eopes n.fnied extracts Of
barks, roo AID gums ia the xorld. II is
safe AMI .eiisbie med pleasant to the
sssfe. and cures coughs, colds, asthma and
cfoap. Ysu can End il ct all drug stores.
oct6d&wfolrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Min's, e,isi Crisis In Portg Al C ,n' iaues.

LIsnns, Oc.. 4. The ,tstem' Mt tina,
Scnhor FerraD hal snccc, ded IN forming
nv cabinet appearst u have been premature.
Tn, ministerial crisis continues. Senior
FerraD had a long conference vi h the King
today, but as yet no new ministry has been
rtnuturpd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Hits. Ftishurg. II; Boston, II. Errors.
Pittsburs, s.; Boston, Il. Maui and
7, Quinn; Daley. Swets and Murphy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
May Sh'pwi eoas Along the North
Sea.

BfHLiN. oct. 4.-Drtails of the terrific
gale fl>t churrch up the North Sea on
Thursday and Friday. are just coming in.
Many shipwrecks ard much loss Of life is
reported, the storm having been the hcavi.
est known in ySAr4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
RECIPROCITY.
Spain Believed 10 Desire NsSo-
tiations Concerning Ii.
Scotch Iron Furnaces Being Closed
Supply Reduced.
Cholera Again Appears In Spain
Foreign Newspaper Attacks on Our
Tariff.

LoNnoN, Oct. a--Fires have been
quenched in all Scotch iron furnaces with
the exception of = few furnaces which do
not belong 10 the masters oomtina'on.
which manufacture iron for private pur-
poses, The lockout will reduce the market
supply 20, Coo tons weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Large Ga. Meal Mil Burned.

Dos MoIvs, Ia Oct. :. b. s. Heat.
oatmeal miil ~ith large warehouse vss
burned istt night The loss is estimated
at $50 900; partly insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Tho Eennebec Journal
nay be found on sale at
the Chisholm Brothers
News Stand, Union De-
pot, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Hits, Chicago, 2; New York, a. Errors,
Chicago, - New York, ., Baldwin and
Darling Ewing an. Brown.
At Cleveland -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
th,le B.aks Out a, Bno ,lona.

MApnib oct. : - Cholera Is believed to
hsve broken out 10 Barccl0ns, where Ave
.usr"cied cases are report d, tso Of which
have proved fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours
War DEPAkTxEsr

War DEPAkTxEsr,
0tiice Of the Cdief Signal Officer,
WasHIsaroS. Oct 6. A. VI.
For Matte and New Hampshire Slight
Is cooler fair; westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

up ,here with Mr.. Warren Page. Was
me m5er Of the goroner's jary. went irts
The house, sni think went up sta r. tn.
fret hing Went int0 Mrs. Cooley room
d . nat notice the CONDITION OF the room .
that time, hG. went directly to the bed
Body vss covered by spread JGst teoa
a general view Of the room. Si.id tter,
all day went up again with Sir Bake
and Mr. Nelson Ciimble Went vI
after ldy Tuesdsy night Wss ihers
once siace with Mr.. Psrlin, ths
counsel. Yes, vas there re1s day. Wed
nesdsy, and helped pack obs belonginl
to Mrs. Cooley. The fret day went there
but not the first time went into the room
did take no,iee of the appearance of ;ht
room. Saw trunk. snd stsni. Saw on the
stand a revolver, lamp, work basket and
/ a 10 tie which thought BY smesling had
con-" ned camphor. On the lsft side Ct
the room vas trunk or ches; that was
locked vita padock. on the end Of the
box was ba.kel Of clothing. There va.
also some clothrg hanging on The wall oa
the left is of tue room. Tru ks stood !
| the H,or in diagonal liue from the icf,
sie # the door 10 the foot OF the bed.
/ Wednesday We took the trunks into
| another room ami witness would
take things out Of the trunks and asked
| Mr.. Norton il they belonged 10 Mrs. Cooley
aud as Se came to an, III NJ that he said
! belonged to him We laii them aside. There
were two tfnnss ia the room. The small
box was on left le Of room. In all there
were five trunk.. chest, box snd a
ba-ket. Fouod tso boxes Of cartfiles in
one Of the frulks. Saw straw bed th4,
looked AS though il was newly filed stand
| Ing up at the head # the bed
Cross. s.examlnation.-Do not rccolieci
ses inS the second trunk on lefI tapd side
ot room oa the LAY of jury examination.
He examined the room closely on tba, occa-
sion. Witness did not definitely remem-
/ her Of seeing i, until "Wednesday
This trunk vas the one partly OBJ
scurcl End could he seen II
the room vas carefully examined. The
Trunk that could not be seen was on the
right hand side Of he room and not on thc
lefl ha' d as stated by previous witness.
Saw a bottle of ether. Was handed 10
wi.ne.4 by Ms Pease. He handed i, back
TO her and that vas the last he saw OF it.
| tie got | is dinner there. He saw some
thing thar ne was told was vhiskey All
/ the tiua ks were nearly under and rear the
I cIothirg that was hanging on the vail Ou
4 the dag eheh Mr.. Baker was there for
! Mrs Cooley things Mr., Norton was pres
I ert ami ihe runks we're taken out of Mrs
/ Coolfy's room INTO Mr., Noftons room and
/ nhpa' Seu' NO! sce s'y po"y u'Pfoh
/ RENE her "a Identical trunk in which the
| baby clothes were found but think | t,ok
them ON of the t-rnk they were in myself.
b lFra
th' so""N WIZ "Ae" /" NY t.,a"iis''" "'''''.
ms was on " F''i,7.laI' hl"k su'f'"
aue"h "a" AD'' eAaii''ii'u 'i'' I'D '"s' tN'
ep'"R'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

-bout Obi. 70 snyone but lAwyar Ps:lin.
Think ! g. Jld her the dress she was xorkisg
! on wss Ike aroher had seen. Ms.
! CarEliie sl,o said they were going 70 have
ssre doctors up 20 MIR. Nor.ons 70 exam
( ins ME-. Coolsy. The converse 100 wss
.aor:. Wlhng 10 swear that The language
( | have el j. exactly wora for word as Il
VA on that occasion.
I Mss Emma Merton, Lsxington An p
wears cil. Live st George Boyntcn's
I Boy1t9n hiss wife AMI family his wife j.,
+ insane- Was acquainted with Nrs Coelsy.
Met her ;ir.i -ix ears ego. >a~ .tsr ia.t
+ fall al Micah's. She showed her iiuts 10
+ me. She took bsr fingers and male dents
+ 10 h. Il si. I he dents renal: ed Was
there Sundxy before heard OF her death
Mondsy Vert there vi h Mr. Boynton.
/ Boy nton left ne there and went f&i her
/ sa~ Mrs. Cooley When frs, drove Up 10
t3e house. Went in the house at the
I klt;aen door. Saw Mrs Cooley peesiRg
+ cut Of bos v .rdoN az Nr Norton and Mr.
I Boynron Thi. 81 $50 4. NJ. .tsyed
there until $50 | did some work for her
while | wss there The fesson | did 80
WAS because Mrs. Cooley requested me 10.
as she Was sex. Mrs Cooley made
! declaration 10 me. She siit if she had gof
g.. -. ,f;,.h -, hi ~ bow. ,,,, 10,
/ -, 30 rott;,e, ., livo "a, snd :. ..on..,imas
: -. - d.ai " / haya ,,o,,,.-I
A change in her form few times, would
noi ~ Eo~ maay, but extending over
| pen d If four recent years Have seen
tross-e1Aihi -"sorse boyh'oh was
present part of III time l vas mere Al hfs'-
lie weAt do"n 70 tue Fhiasr Sal tnen Re-
tufhrh' ne te urh.u al hoou' 'p VI
was IN tht ktcheA a. cutlery mos oi
'he lip'e ! va mere "eh' ihto " 81
uhg room iHr uoor i'ci, 'He plaA<s
ope.s ln'o slisl' uai' 'u'h ln'o -
hI''ush' o'A'e = hs'v A"'"n NJ su' "a'
pseh lsrsel ~ '.e "a" A"i t,n'ei Nnan at
sty "'htr lihe o. uie Ys" va - II, Nis
/ vi yer OF - snu ~ ESQ o. anu GO 30"
,h'hA nave Feuhai Aen p'l s'~e 10 any pony
may nave hi' "on ieIneiiioVr- navy
toi" me iA"}e'' kuou' IL Nan"o' 'eii
whst time 10 me fa'i or WINTER oi - ana
- 81" htf as re hg ihg' AM 20
chshse my answer ft'"'Ne 20 'he "i"'S' u
| o. "a" rtr a' arg 'nen an 'e-
nieihher az! tuIp "p'u' o. leuien'"'
spou' - "Hnes' he,e ie,' iA'p' "u"
was 'aAeh Ireih 'ne s'aou our coois
Eastman L. St'iy klsnd, North New Port
| land, testified Known Norton ard Mrs.
| Cooley. Have been at Norton's sre qaenily.
Was at Nor;ons on the third day cf April.
Called there on the wsy 10 Gilman pond
that l. resr by the house of Norton on q
! fishing trip. STOPPED on tue way lack
Saw Mira. Cooley. She appeared Il uch cx-
cited ard s.riking on her knee made ,iolen,
gesturcs She saii if any woman came
there 30 take her place she would shoot
them and die vt inst house before she
would leave. She made use of much talk
{
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
NORTON'S DEFENCE
ITyiIg TO Show That Mrs.
Cooley Committed Suicide.
Threatened to Shoot Herself Rsihei
ta2a Go to POgrhease.
sctt7u sppcis Eaggad - Fassed
Sisepl a. Nighs-Wszknss in De-
fsusa.

e., ~
/ S'i % 4'si - w sA A1iE7S III De
fsusa.
ra,,,.-.t ., ,t.. tr,,..,.,,..,, r,...t
|
| M " "s''NS' pet' = - Il "As sF"-
| 'raily unaiefst}Od al the Adjournment nj
Of court las. rizhs that the de
I'm. .....i, ,.,,., 81. o.., H.. ,,....,,7r
- =
50 T@riy wa mof,i's oef'fe c'oek ne
A-'u' r'ce ~ me Gay DeRaa - a''sHiole'
some w.l1 ttofi'A were ell ist this morrlng
relative 70 the tha,seter ot the Titnesses $
hO are 70 tertify for the def. nee and the
character of the evidence as seil. The
evidence OF K. ii, Stanley c4usei quite A
SIR among the witness es ald our citizens in
| gereiai. Many dtsbel.eve hat he sail in
I relation to What Norton said about when /
| killed her, no, no, ron't mean that -
/ Those Nh1 know Norton b = Sc lut the iles
Of bis gIyi1g himself asay to one he knew
10 b. newspaper maD, as Norton IS known
to be discreet and crafty sr. Stanley has
slhieicut'y satisfied the Journal reporter,
| by means u certain articles in his stan
leys) pos-t a-ion, and vii ch the reporter
| does not think proper 10 dI.ti sc at this
ine, shat what Mr Stanley tDld upon the
= and wss ia 70 way 10 psr-ure from the
trnth- The defence promises something
IN efesting ard no doust scmetlieg start
iirR may come cut
| Ona Oil gen'lemtn who IL quite deaf said
N fs. B. 81 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
FOR SALE.

4 ssrnher OF desirable sestsszaes In ExsstS
Me-. varying In price fnotr $3.50 90 ss.Sfsts, a.
- several Id TO Is sere places IN he ssstifas .
this city; two story 1aese and 5s L tes7sss2t
Nc. 4 number of fsrrls Il eaneeee eosery
varying in Price frcn 81 roo 70 sssftsss. 2eSs
and tensmeats to let. \. ". " atFsssns'ss, Al
orzev. An sus.a, HAipc. .s1ia.s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
~--=1aa . -
POPULATION GF CTTIs.

Last Friday the DEMOCRAT wrote Mr.
John Kelley for the census of Albany and
Saturday noon resolved a response stating
that 1t approximately was 1000. Believ-
ing there was mistake the DEMOCRAT
wired Mr. Kelley in reference TO It receiv.
ing in the evening reply that the csti-
mated population was seven thousand for
voting precinctt of Albany, East Albany
aud Vest Albany. The Eugene Guard
gives the figures at 6S72. and this will
probably go on record az Albany's popula
ton.
The population OF Salem's voting pre-
cincts is but little more, 1891. Where
as all along $4,000 has been claimed; but
Of course, 1t was all blow. Oregon City
3,t35; Roseburg 2,3sI; Grants Pass 2,Ios
Corvallis 2,i22; Hilisboro I,s4s; Jackson-
Vile I.I97. The population of Eugene, ia
the city limits, is 3,oI7. and the city now
will probably cease is blustcr about being
as large as Albany. Ashland I,77o; Nc,
Minnville 1885, which Is just about hall
claimed by local pager there few day
ago. The Sunday Oregonian says:
The census of Oregon Is showing tn,
same tendency of population to gather II
the cities that Is noticed all over thu
country. 1t is unlikely that the total pop
ulation of the state has Increased NOR,
than 100 per cent since 1886. Will,
mort of the cities reported SO far hav,
gained 200 per cent, some of the estimate
given by the supervisor are remarkable
Salem remains the second city In the state
but falls sadly short of the 10 900 ciaimed
Albany exceeds the expectation of Its peo
pie and comes within 400 of Salem, wit
1000 people. Grants Psss shows tn
greatest growth, 900 per cent since 1850
Roseburg, Eugene, Ashland and Orego
City show about the normal urban gair
200 per cent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
DiE!i.

BARROWS.-O Wednesday, July %,
1890, in Oakland Cal. Mr.. John Barrows,
aged about 55 years. Mr.. Barrows was
pioneer resident of Albany, residing here
from the fifties up to about 1875, when
with his family he moved to San Fran
cisco, where and at Oakland he has resid-
ed since. He was in the general mer-
chandise business in Albany for many
years with S E Young and L + Blain.
He was brother-in-law of Mrs DIR Tate
and Mrs Walter Monteith. Mr. Barrows
was man of sterling worth, of high
moral character, doing good wherever an
opportunity offered. He was noted for
his hospitality and generous disposition.
He was popular, successful business
man in Albany; but met with finaucial
reverses in his new home. Old residents
here will learn with regret OF the death
Of Mr.. Barrows.
The body Of the deceased will be
brought to Albany and buried on Satur.
day afternoon, when funeral services viii
| occur.