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A SERIOUS RACE CONFLICT.
Negro Girls Severely Beaten by
whites, One Fatally.

VHIVFs1 oHe FHVWfIy'
BiRMIs0HAM, Ala, May 2s,-Advices
rom little town six miles distant re-
port that a serious race conflict Is i'm
minent. Yesterday some young white
women were insulted by three negro
girls. Last night party OF whites took
the negro girls aud gave them an awful
beating, leaving one In dying con-
uluon. To-day the male negroes threat
ened vengeance, and began congregating
in crowds. The whites collected and
ordered them to disperse. A fight en-
sued, in which, as far as can be learned,
there were no serious causalties. The
negroes being poorly armed, withdrew.
The whites are out In force TO guard
against them, aud they claim that the
negroes arc trying to get reintorcements
and arms. Trouble is feared.
, 1890-05-29

BUFFALO, May 2s.-lke Farrell knocked
fight carry this morning. Both were
badly punished, and Walker was 80
weak that he had to be carried from the
rlnV.
, 1890-05-29

TOLEDO, Ohio. May 2s,-Madam De-
we're, a clairvoyant, found guilty Of the
forgery OF the Brown notes, which case
was fully reoounisd sons time ago was
to-day sentenced to ten years OF hard
labor in the penitentiary.
, 1890-05-29

WAsnlS0ros, May 2s,-Thc COM
mission appointed to select site for tho
San Francisco public building had an
other meeting to-day, but reached no
conclusion. The matter will not be
considered until the return from Cleye-
land OF Secretary Window.
, 1890-05-29

We have on hand limited number of
bundles news print, suitable for seven or
eight column papers, which will be sold
cheap TO avoid moving. Apply at Re-
VIEW Office
, 1890-05-29

NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-A dispatch
reports the loss OF the steamship Noun.
tain Girl, in tow from New Orleans.
Two OF the crew, John Demorc and
George Bohr, were drowned.
, 1890-05-29

A Verdict Of Guilty Against Bank
Mrecksr Clanssen.

NEw YoRK, May 2s.-The jury in tho
case of Claassen, the last president Of
tho Sixth National bank, tonight re-
turned a verdict Of guilty on five counts
OF the indictment which formed the
principal charges against him. His
counsel gave notice OF motion for n
new trial. Claasson was taken to Jail.
, 1890-05-29

We have on hand limited number OF
bundles news print, suitable for soven or
eight column papers, which will be sold
cheap to avoid moving. Apply at RE.
VIEW office.
, 1890-05-29

TACOMA. Wash, May 2s.--G. W. Dick.
enson, assistant general superintendent
Of the Northern Pacific, has advised the
officials here that the new schedule for
trains will probably 60 into effect June 8.
, 1890-05-29

Money to loan In sums TO suit from
sl0c to $1,000. Commercial paper dis
counted. WIN buy any real estate snaps,
J. NJ. Stout ~ Co., real estate and In.
yestments, room II Eagle block, corner,
Riverside avenue and Stevens street.
, 1890-05-29

Just received a fine line OF silver nov
elites OF the latest designs direct from
Eastern manufacturers. ALI goods sold
nt Eastern prices. Albert Hansen ~ 20.
The Granite.
, 1890-05-29

KAssAs Cry, May 28.--City Treasur-
er Peak resigned tonight. lie says that
when he turned over the cashier depart
mont to his chief clerk several months
, 1890-05-29

BERLIN, May 2s.--It is officially an
nounced tnat the emperor is recovering
from the effects of the recent accidenl
by which he sprained his right ankle.
, 1890-05-29

Furniture, carpets, crcckery ware, etc,
are being sold at way down prices at
Jackson & Co.'S Did stand, Galsna block.
In further reduced.
, 1890-05-29

NEw YORK, May 2s.-The Christian
Scientists continued their session to-day.
John t. Linscott, of Denver, presided.
large amount OF routine business was
done.
, 1890-05-29
DONE BY MR.. WILSON.
Olympia's Demands Are Not
Overlooked,
PROVISIONS FOR THE INDIANS.
The Contracts Let for the Beef
Supply-Decisions Against
the Northern Pacific.
Special Service Of the REVIEWS Washing.
ton Pres. Duteau.l

ton Press Dutcau.l
WAsHlSGToN, May 2S.-Besides what
was originally provided for Washington
in the river and harbor surveys, Repre-
sentative Wilson had the bill amended
to-day by adding the following; Au.
thori1lBR the secretary OF war 20 cause
an examination and survey 10 DO made
of the bar In the Columbia river below
the city Of Vancouver directing the sec.
rotary OF war 10 cause survey 10 be
made OF Olympia harbor in the state Of
Washington, from deep water on Budd's
inlet TO the Fourth street bridge, in tho
city Of Olympia, and separately from
said bridge to the mouth of tho Des-
chutes river ut Tumwater, and author
iling him to direct the engi-
noer making tho survey to report as
to the most practicable and conven-
iont channel, ana the most feasible, eco
nomic and suitable plan for providing
the samo tor navigation by the class Of
vessels employed ON Puget sound, and,
also, TO cause To bo made an estimate OF
the cost Of each OF such i'm provements
and authorizing the secretary Of war to
cause an examination aud survey to be
made at the earliest practicable time for
the location Of ships channel in and
through the Snohomish slough, in the
state Of Washington, and to direct tho
engineer masking the survey toreport the
most suitable and feasible plan for max
ing such improvement, and, also, to
cause to be made all estimate OF the cost
thereof.
, 1890-05-29

ago the accounts were correct, and that
when the shortage was discovered II was
MS great a surprise to him as tonnybody.
Tho mayor has appointed "A temporary
, 1890-05-29

Fine bronze, French marble and onyx
clocks. canes, umbrellas, silver ware,
optical goods, etc. Diamond mounting,
jewelry repairing, engraving and tine
watch work by tile most skilled mechan.
les, Albert Hansen x Co, The Granite
, 1890-05-29

GENEVA, May 2s.-The authorities
have closed all the gambling. ousss
here.
, 1890-05-29

gents calf boots $3.50. worth IS else
whore. Gents calf shoes i.5O, worth 50.
X. Cobb, 328 Monroe street.
, 1890-05-29

WAsnisoros, May 2s.--Mr. Hit In
troduoed at the session OF the house to-
day the international American bank
bill.
, 1890-05-29

Carriages, buggios and wagons bought
and sold, also plenty OF storage room,
at Model stables, 315 East Main street.
K y. DAVIS, Prop.
, 1890-05-29
THE ALABAMA DEMOCRATS.
Great Excitement Prevails at the
state Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 2a-The
state convention was called
to order this afternoon, with w. w.
Davidson, late United States district at
tornov. as Temporary chairman. The
con ycntlon is divided into Koib aid an
tI-Koib factions. The former Is de-
pending entirely upon the Farmers Al
mas never been known in Alabama. II
ooks like a four days session.
, 1890-05-29

D. II. Bennett has been appointed
receiver for the firm of d.
o. Bump Co.. and wall oiler iins line
of carriages y. cost
, 1890-05-29

CrsoissAri, May 2s.--Jake Kiirain
passed through .liis city tonight, On
route for New York. He LOOKS well and
, 1890-05-29

Is fat Ho said that hu was treated like
prince in Mississippi, and also ex-
pressed the belief that sullivan was the
hardest hitter In the world.
, 1890-05-29
nIouMoSD IN GALA DRESS.
Large Crowds Gathering to Attend
the Lee Monument Dedication.

tho Lee monument Deuic"tioh'
RICHMOND, Va. May 2s.-The city is
cayly decorated from one end to tho
other, Union flags predominating.
Thousands of ex-confoderate soldiers
and people from all directions arrived
to-day, and more are coming on every
train. Everything points 10 an unprcc'
edented gathering ut the Lee monu-
m ent dedication tomorrow.
, 1890-05-29

CHICAGO, May 2s.-Now York, 60;
New Orleans, ri St Louis, Cd; Clnoin-
natl, %; Chicago, so; Winnipeg, so,
, 1890-05-29

A Saratoga man has In his possession
n monster hsh somewhat resembling a
sturgeon, but having long, sword-shaped
jaws, which was taken from Lake Cham
plain. II Is called n fresh water sword.
iish. This specimen weighs eight cen
inches around the body and slI Inches
across the back. II will be mounted by
n tAxidermist.
, 1890-05-29
A oreenback Conveation Chilled.

IsprAsApoLis, May 27.--Ths chairman
of the national grecnback committee
hs. Issued cali for the convention
meeting at indianapolis August ~
, 1890-05-29

BERLrs, May 2s.-Nassslock, the
German composer, is dead.
, 1890-05-29

Tho river and harbor bill provides for
q survey of the Missouri river above
Great Falls. Mont. 1t Is believed that
by expcnding from two to three thou.
sand dollars many miles OF the river can
be made nayigable. Tongue river will
also be surveyed.
, 1890-05-29

Mcntana-s. e. Goodall, at Custer
Custer county.
, 1890-05-29

The government is Just now letting its
contracts for supplies for the Indians on
the reservations for the coming year 1t
Ia a big job, Involving the expenditure
OF many millions of dollars. Large
sums are, OF course, to be expended al
the Indian schools and In some in.
stances the material Is purchased In tho
open market But the greater portion Of
the cash goes for supplies, rations, ag-
ricultural implements blankets and tho
like for the reservations. Afler two or
three days devoted TO the examination
Of this, the contracts were to-day
awarded for the beef, which
under the law and treaties Is to
DO divided among tho Indians
the coming year. Tho total gross
quantity purchased Is -, sos, 600 pounds,
at an aggregate cost OF ssss s63i. or a,
the rate OF s257yi per hundred on the
hoof. This is an increase over the aver
age price Of last year by ga per cent.
The increase Is due not to the high price
In the market for beef ON the hoof but
to the additional conditions imposed on
the purchasers by the government, In
the effort TO protect the Indians from
getting swlndled out OF q part Of their
treaty rights. Five million six hundred
and nifty pounds OF this beef goes TO tho
Montana reservations.
, 1890-05-29

Secretary Noble to-day decided the
case OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company against Hiram Fish, ia.
validating land in section |, township
a, range 1, OF the Bozcman, Mont dis.
tricL The land was within the limits oi
the company's grant. No entry ha,
ever been made by settlers, but prior tS
the .ilins OF the map OF definite location
OF the road 1t was occupied. and some
improvements were made under the
ruling of the department. The socro.
tary orders the company's selection can
celled for this reason.
, 1890-05-29
ATrACKEp Win BRAIN FEVER
A Prominsnt Ci,ixen of Tacoma who
Can Not Live.

Can Not Live.
TACOMA, Wash, May 2s.--Scott Hew-
lit, the well known real estate dealer,
who has been n prominent resident of
Tacoma for many years, was taken sud-
denly i'll with brain fever Friday, and
his physicians to-day aunounced that
Mr.. Hewitt could not live through the
night.
DIED AT IL O'clock.
Scott Hewitt diod at II O'Clock to-
night. He leaves a widow and three
children, and an estate valued at so, oO0
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The Australian Ballot system

Ths Asstralian ballst system hsa
bssn tried In Moatana and found
enin entity practical. Its adoption ali
through tho states is nero matssr sf
tins and We sincerely hsPs that the
hrst session Of Washingtsn's Legislature
will b nsmsrahls by its adoption.
By this system all candidates names are
srinted on the sa nae siskst, which ia
marked by the vstsr in private bsS,
erected for that purpose ia the polling
hoeth. The vetsr is forced to record his
clsice apart from the prying syss 81
osll. dezing politicians, and when his
ballet is dropped ists the box, no man
knows fer whom the vste las bsss cast
This Australian ballot sysses is fat
becoming tho slec.oral system Of ali
countries and it is extraordinary that it
has not been adopted ia tbs Uaited
States bsfsr: this. Like Civil Ssryice
refsrna, hswevsr, tse wire PaIlers de
not like it, bct it is 5eunl TO wiz all
the same.
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MISS AssIscETs HONESTY.



eHsios.s scrsIple ssas 10 Say.
The high sense of honor and Integrity
which has marked the life of the cele
brated prima donna, Miss Emma Abbott,
is familiar to all Americans. Her strug-
gle from an obscure lifet 10 the preeminent
position she now occupies III the 'Ameri
can society, is not less known. From.
her eariis:tJ girihood conscienticusness
has guided her at every step of her
career, and when she expire -ses or writes
a sentiment it may he accepted as eman-
ating from her love OF truth aaI SINGER
ity,
During her years of travel in this
country and Europe she has been inces-
sanity importuncd to write testimonials
for manufacturers of proprietory articles
which she has refrained from doing, al
though at times she was tempted to do
SO for large sums Of money. But her in
rescue and she declined attaching her
name to Ah assertion OF which she had
d1ubts.
In Portland, however she found a
toilette article which afforded her pleas
ure to inderse in the appended honest
terms:
Mr. Wlsdom-Dear Sir: ] beg to thank
you for the delightful and refreshing
"Rabertine' you 81 kindly seHt ME. /
have used the toilet preparations of t!le
| most celebrated manufacturers OF Lon
don and Paris, but consider youi
'Roberiine' tlieir superior in point O.
purity and excellence. Wishing you
the unbound success you deserve, | re-
main, faithfully yours EMMA ABBOTT
The Esmond, Friday, Nov. l3th
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Olympia s. Murray, NJ. D. Fe-
male Specialist. Has practicad en-
the Pacifc Coast for the past twenty
five wears. 4 life time deoted to the
STUDY Of female troubles, their causes
and cures [ have thousands Of testi-
monisls of permanent cures from the
best psopls on this coast. A positive
guarantee to permanently cure any case
Of feln.ls weakness, NO mattar how
long standing or what the stage may
be. Charges reasonable and within
the reach Of all. For the benefit cf
the very poer of nay sex who are suffer
ing from any CT the great multitude ef
ai'inents that in the train OF that tar.
iihle disease known as female weak
ness, and ~ ho are net able to pay for
treatment, I will treat free Of charge.
Consultation by mail, free. All cor
respondenee strictly confidential.
Medicines packed, boxed and sent by
express with charges re-paid-fol
''honls" treatment, with special direc-
tions for use. If you are suffering
from any female trouble, periodically
CT constantly.
Address,
OLYMPIA S. MURRAY. NJ. D.,
East Portland, Oregon.
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A Reward of Merit.

While Tiberius was luxuriating al
Capre2, an artist, who labored uudei
the emperor's displeasure, discovered
the composition Of malleable glass.
and making vase Of the most ex
quisite beauty, the secret of whose con
struction was known only to himself
he begged leave to present it. The
emperor stood with his court about
him, and when he had returned the
vase, which had excited universal!
wonder, the artist, to every ones con
sternation, threw it violently on the
earth. The first emotion in the circle
must have been that the man was
mad, the next that the vase was liz
splinters; to every ones surprise it
was simply little dented ON one side,
and the artist with few slight taps OF
his hammer restored it at once to its
original shape. The emperor, think
ing that an art which could do so
much with common sand and few
other equally common materials
would naturally diminish the value OF
gold and silver and brass, instantly Or
dered tie artist to execution. Har-
per's Eazar,
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1'vor l.u.aua,,y:

The common lot is one Of sorrow say
stlsast-ths psssi,'iists, they who look
atths worst side. Certainly what would
otherwise be bright existence, is often
shadowsd by some aiIment that overs
hsngs 1t like pail, observing perpst.
ually the radiance that else would light
the path. Such an silnsnt, and very
csnmon one sisnsrvonsaess or in othsr
words weakness ST nervous systsin con-
diiisn snly irremiaedble where inefficient
Or improper means are taken to re-
lisvs II. Tho concurrent experience Of
nervous people who have psrsistently
ussd Hsststter's Stonach Bitters is,
that 1t cesqnsrs entirely supersensitive-
ness Of the nerves as we'll as diseases
10 oc.l'ed-which are invited and sus.
tanned by their chronic weakness, As
the nerves gains staniina FROM the great
tonic the trenbls disappears. Use the
Bitters for malaria rheumatism, bilious.
ness and kidney troubles.
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The New Discovery.

You have heard 20 ur friends and
nsghbors talking about it. You may
yosrsclf be one ofth many who know
from personal experience just how good
athing is II you have ever tried it,
you are ere Of lis staunch friends, be-
Sc ss42 cause the wonderful thing about it IL,
q s#zss shat when once given trial. DR.. King s
e New Discovery ever after holds place
m the house. II you have never used it
and shsula be afflicted with a cough,
Geld or any throat, lung or chest trouble,
secure bottle at ence and give it fair
trial. Itis guaranteed every time, or
money refunded. Trial bottle free at
]. J. Beeler's Drug store.
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TEE LTEsT GUT.

aa A Daily Through Car Service has
been established by the Chicago,
Union Pacific & North Western Line
between Portland and Chicago via
Cesacil Bluffs, thus Offering to the
public facilities net given by any ether
has. ''Ths Limited Fast Mail" which
runs daily between the above points,
carries the Overland FaSt Nail, limi.
led numbsr Of first class passengers
Z y withest extra charge, and is cempossd
Of Pullman Vsstibuled Sleopers and
Pullman Dining Cars, Portland to Chi
cage via Council Bluffs
This is another indication that the
Union Pacific is desireus Of meeting
The requirements of the people Fer
informatien in regard TO this and ether
trains on this line, apply to
B. F. JONES
Agent O. r. & N. Co. Weston.
OR TO A. L. MAXWELL, G. p ASDTA.
Portland, Or.
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a~f- d
All About Shorthand.

This is the title OF 36-page pamphlet
Of Information containing answers to al.
the questions an inquirer would be likely
to ask about systems, books, instruction.
salaries, of steaagraphers, how to SECURE
positions, ETC., etc. 1t will show what
young men have done at home, on
farms, and in workshops; how from the
humhlsst beginnings the highest sue
cess has been reached by learning this
art at piece meal study, and while pnr-
suing ether occupations. The sHccess
Of stens=rsphsrs as compared with the
success of young psn in any other
vocation in life, vii! be seen to be
marvellous and encouraging. The author
Of this systen, WAS himself fsrmer's
boy and learned the art while following
the plsw. The Information he gives in
this pa mphlst will be of interest ant
value to every young man Ter youns
women silher) who must earn thei1
.wa living. The pamphlet is mailsc
frse to anyone writing for it and men
,ioniny The paper in which this artiel,
appears.
sll;:lress ,enss I,.T SCOTT Bssf'wSE
rssf We., i4ai 81, Navy ork, n. Y.
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RELIEF Gsa HaNg.Esass.



During the yacaacy In the Receivers
0flcs.
On Decent or the 1ath Of last year w.
N. stone acting commissioner 81 general
land office, made a ruling til at all iesti-
nionyg taken IN the land efiiee here fol-
lowing the death of Receiver Outheuse
was yeid and thu t new proofs would be
required wIfHoi PUBfIcAITcK. This.
ruling WAS addresses 10 Register Rihe-
mart and It was tins means OF upsetting
business ia general at this office, besides
it worked EaEch hardship aud expense
on the settlefs as thefs wers asysst num-
her Of final notices being pubsished.
Oref fifty applications had Already bsen
acted upon and TIE tesiiineay reduced
to wiring before the t.icIsion of the
acting vas recsived, which knocked all
thi. work in the head and caused an
expense ef many hundred of dollars
to settlers. Ths receive. > office still
being vacant Register Riaeaart appealed
to Hon. Fl. Mitchell, United States
EeEatof frsn this state ard aid the en-
tire matter before l.im. Senator Mitckell
addressed the acting commissioner an
bis action aadia reply tiiis officer cited
his snfhoritias for tlis ruling, and re-
commended That bill be passed by
congress covering cases like the sHe in
question and III fac the only enc that
ever occurred. The result ef the CORES
ponjence Was. the following bill has
beah irahaed and is now before congress,
"A lid Tor tEss relisf oi certain settlers
on the pablic4anels OF the Unitad States
and to authorize the taking aud fling OF
IsGaal proofs III certain cases Be it
enacted by the senate and house If /. i.
prssentatiyes of the United States of
America in congress assembled. That
in cases now before any of the land
Offices Of the United states in which
| there has been or is now vacancy in
| either ef the offices of register asd re-
ceiyer, wfere the day set for hearing
final proof comes during the vacancy in
said efiice sad there na coatssts or pres
tests against said claim, The remaining
officer may proceed to take sucA .'resfs
| REFUGE the sane te Whiting, and piac'
1t oa nile to be "xanlined
ana passed upon by the re-
| gister and receiver as If the same
had been taken during any such vacancy
the same may now be passed upon 10y
the receiver and register -
SEC. 2. That hereafter VIXEN ayacancv
shall occtr i'll any of the land Offices o.
| ''S y hltSN E'tateo Wy lSdS"H VI ttie Ncdti
resignation, or removal ef either register
or receiver, and the time set for taking
| tnal proofs falls within the Vacancy
tius causes the remaining officer may
| proceed to take said final proofs, in the
absence OF any contest or protest. reduce
the seme to writing. and place it On Tile
IN the office to be considered and passed
| aptn when the vacancy is filed.
L Ii this bill passes it will nat be neces
sary for those who have already sub
mltted their testimony to again 60 ove1
the feld.cLa Grande Journal.
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Gne Fact.
EhH satStVFy NGUEEsssHts
253 Market st., sas stssEeiscs'

Is werth a column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. 1t is fact, estabs
lishad by the testimony OF tnousands OF
people, that Hoods Sarsaparil(a does
cure scrofula, salt rheum, and ether dis
eases or affections arising from impure
state or condition OF the blsod. 1t also
.overcones that tired feeling, crsstes q
gs,d appetite, and gives streHgth to
every part Of the system. Try it.
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Taken Up.

One bay mare, branded NJ c on right
hip, with sucking calf. One iren- grey
yearling, no brand visible. One saddle
pony, white, branded either SO or B on
left shoulder. The ewner of the above
animals can recover thea by calling at
this office, and paying charges =
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na&.G&.

e All parties who are indebted to the
undersig igned are requested to come for
war; at once and settle their accounts
L am in need CT money to meet payments
and Il my. patrons vii! come forward and
settle shall be able to pay my bills
Please do net delay the matter fer /
must have some money.
3. +. PRIME. -
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Free storage.

Wswill handle nd sters at any Of
our country elevators without charge
until Jan 1st, 1900 all wheat which "a '
finally be sold to All wheat en- store
will be Insured for account Of ewnr up to
Jan. lat, 1890 for cent per bushsl.
In the event of parties others than our
selves buying the wheat we will charge
sszass only the Customary ratc, which ia so cts
s@# %@ per ten for receiving, weighing, and
leading on cars; and 25cts. per ten fo
storage until Jan, lst, 1880 and insur.
ancs' &
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Eucllen's Arnic., saiYs.

Tho best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. TAuer, Chapped hands
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptiena
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qnired. 1t is guaranteed TO give per-
feet satisfactien or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. Fer sale by j.
J. Beeler.