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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFrcr At

HELENA. Mont. June ., 1890 (
Notice is hereby given thAt the followinR named
settler has fled notice If his intention to make
tnsl proof in support ct his claim. and that said
oeissr ~ Helena. Montana. on july !, 1870 VIZ:
CHRISTIAN keack on homestead application No
..SS Tor the sec. ~ tp. ~, nr.w. He
names the following witnesses to proys his CON
.inpor. residence upon and cultivation Of ssid
AID viz: Eli W. McNea,, Louis Sta:Ier. Iasuis
Kaufman. Helena Mont. and Cornetiue sveany.
Placer, Mont. 6 W. LANGAORNR
4isse DQhicatiop J0o q. No.
, 1890-07-31
r,R ARMS SEIZED.
Tho Pacific Mail Demands Hair q NIL
lion From 9utemais.

NEW YoRK, July 30.-A morning pa
per saws that the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company has made demands upon lhe
Republic of Guatemala for soOo,oVo IN
demnity for the illegal sei@uei
OF portion of the cargo ol
the steamer Colinia. The ior'
NAL demand was sent to President
Borillas ten days ago, and the parliCu,
lars OF the claim have also been hleu
with the state department, when mas
promised to promptly investigate the
matter. President Houston, 1t is staled
has confirmed the report ne
says that their agent az
Guatemala offered to send the arms oack
to Son Francisco by the next steamer,
and that tile authorities agreed. AS
soon as the arms we're loaded IN lie
launch, however, they seized the Whoie
consignment.
THE AMERICANS oFFER.
KAssAs CRY, July 3o.-Captain Phe-
Ian spid this afternoon that he was the
man who made the offer of 5000 men to
Guatem ala, but had received no reply us
yet.
, 1890-07-31
FROM PORTLAND.
Tales of viiiainy-A Shooting ARRAY
Near Forest Grove,

c
PORTLAND W., !u'y ~'rhenry .'o"es,
VINO was arres'cu III oan rr'"u'soo 70"
GAYS ago on "'spa'e" ''o''' 'ae o"'o, VI
police OF fortiah", Us eApec'eu 10 hiri'e
mere Tomorrow OF next uay' IN cus.ouy
of the officer who vent after him.
Jones is the man who is charged with
accommodating the ruin of his wife's l3-
.,nid s,.,., ,n addit,on ~ s,salin,
90 CO A.. ,.,eS .1,a.d ~ NJ,
Jones. There can be no doubt of the
mans guilt, as regards the first charge.
He Is said to be very tough sort of n
man. His victim is a pretty little girl,
and had been made the object OF his lust
for some time previous to the discovery,
which was made by Mrs. Jones and that
lady's younger sister.
About year ago a young German
carriage painter. named Albert WalDak,
became acquainted with Lena Dygert,
daughter ofa German cabinet maker OF
this city, He paid the girl. who was
aged n, and very pretty. marked atten.
~, m. s,...I.i, zn.d,,
riPeheu ihto a"ect'oh' anu sooh a,,er
the couple became engaged. IL was the
maiden and a scoundrel WaInak ace
comnIi.bed the min of the GIRL and
abou, n wesk ayo t,ed from the civ He
wa. ov.rbauled In San Francisco a fe ~
davs AGO and will be brought back to
Portland. II is said that the girl is
about to become mother. Walnak' $
viilainy seems to be without peihation'
as 'ne parents Oh tne sir. gave ,ree con-
whsn ~ va" astad enr Ser Rand "' "e'
J. G. Todd, a weIl-known citizen of
Portland. became very insane to-day and
,,.s ,oL., a. oha,aa rs, ,hs au,bor;,;..
, 1890-07-31
BUSY riMEs Ar cHEHALis.
Grading Outfits Bsing Unioadsd-
Fluctuations In Realty.

CHEHALis, Wash, July 3o.-There
have been busy times around the depot
to-day. Severa. car loads of wagons ami
grading outfits were unlOaded this morn
ing for the camps, also q car Of feed and
two of groceries. All the hotels are filled,
principally with men engaged in con-
struction work. The Northern Pacific
has commenced work in dead earnest.
Seventy-five scrapers came in this even
ing, also q lot of harness.
The committee engaged in selecting
the Union Pacific depot grounds and
right of way have secured nearly all the
ground required, only. a few lots belong
ing to non presidents having now to be
secured. They have made number of
good trades. An instance of the fluctu-
alton of property values occurred to-
day. A man Offered lot for $500 this
morning when he expected the Union
Pacific would cut through il, and later
after the change of the survey he re-
fused 1000. It is good site TOR a
saloon, lying between the two depots.
, 1890-07-31
THE FREE DELIVERY SYSTEM.
A Favorable Report on the Bill for
Its Extension.

W.sHISoroS, July 30. -. Senator
Mitchell, from the committee on post
offices and postroads, to-day reported
favorably, with amendments. the bill to
extend the free delivery system. The
bill as presented proposed to Introduce
the system into towns and cities of not
less than 5000, or where the postoffice
receipts are not less than 5000 for the
changed these figures TO 5000 popula-
ton and 5000 postoffice receipts. A
letter from the postmaster general
shows that there are 294 cities and towns
that would be entitled to a free delivery.
The committee says that an appropria-
ton OF $350.O00 would be amply sutii-
cient for the present fiscal year, proyid-
ed the bill was enacted into law at an
early date.
, 1890-07-31

clans OF the military band. In the halls
all WAS complete disorder. Tho ladiea
shrekod; the men vociferated. There
was confusion of revolvers,
fms, rifles, umbrellas, swords and
bayonots General Melesio Marcial, tho
leader of this part of the revolt ordered
the ladies, as we'll as foreigners, to leave
the house. and the rest to glvo up, al
though no one knew to whom or why,
The ministers were arrested and hurried
away, the ladies were made to hide In
the rooms upstairs, and the fight con-
tinuod ut the gates OF the palace, while
rifle and cannon shots were heard III the
direction of the quarters of the guard.
DEAD or APoPLgXY.
In the mids. of the disorder General
Menendez came down from his rooms In
the second story, where he had been
unable to assist either at the ball or at
tho banquet, on account of severe
indisposition. He came down in spite
of all tho efforts of his whole family to
revolver and sword. His anger was
terrible. He called to his men and no
one answered, for his guard had been
overpowered and had retreatcd to their
quarters. lie passed among the turbu-
lent soldiers, and no one dared to stop
him or to oppose him. All stood us ST.
lent as statues overawed at the dignity
of his presence. Then suddenly his
sword dropped to the pavement with a
crash that echoed in the. silent halls
crowded with breathless spectators. ue
carried his hand to his breast aud el
to the ground. His wife, his children
and his friends cried over him. Doctors
attended him and had him raised and
taken to bed, where they examined
him. IIo was wounded past all cure.
Ingratitnde had killed him. They
worked to revive him to no purpose tin
. o clock In the morning, when he died.
The cause of his death was congestion
of the brain.
General Marcial, who had followed
the retreatIng guards to their quarters,
was killed. Five officers and seventeen
soldiers were slain on both sides. On
the morning of June 23 all was quiet,
with the exception of few random
shots hred by drunken soldiers. Tho
ministers were given their liberty. Gen.
eral Ezets proclaimed himself provision
al president and began by fruitless al.
tempts TO organize a cabinet.
, 1890-07-31
A sneech by GIAdstone.

LONDON. July 3o.--Gladstone, speaking
at the National Liberal club tonight,
said that there never had been more dis
tinct proof that the national heart and
parliament. Regarding the mission oil
General simmons to the Roman court,
he said that it appeared to be to induce
the pope to prop up the laboring and
failing anti-Irish party. Everyone re.
garded she matter with misgiving and
suspicion, with doubt and Indignation,
and even with disgust
, 1890-07-31
FELL ON EASY PREY.
An Oregon Former Loses $1,000 TO
Confidenco Mon.

SALEM, Or, July 30.-S. w. Il. Jones,
a wealthy farmer worth Of Salem. yes
terday evening was confidenced out of
came to Salem this morning,
carrying little tin box,
which he supposed contained SIS, 600,
but which, instead, contained a couple
of stones. A man and woman, repre-
senting themselves to be wealthy, called
to buy his farm a lew days ago, and
while en- route to Salem yester-
day, they met another man represent
ing himself to be n Louisiana lottery
agent, who induced Jones to invest in .
ticket He did so, and drew IS, 600,
drew again and got 5000. which the
agent said he would not pay unless
that amount, whereupon Jones come
to Salem and borrowed rs, 100. and went
to meet the supposed agent who pre-
tended to put $1,000 in gold and bonds
in the tin box with Jones
money. and then gave il to Jones
to keep, saying that he would meet
him In Salem to-day and cash the ticket.
By neat ledgerdemain he changed
boxes on the guiliblc Jones, giving him
one containing stones, making way with
his money.
Jones thought the game was honest
until nc came to Salem with the box and
found no man with key
ready TO open il and cash his check.
He broke into the box and was
paralyzed at finding nothing but the
cruel stones. He offers $50 Tor the ap-
prehension of the lottery agent, with no
prospects oi ever hearing OF MIN.
, 1890-07-31
IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Salvadorians Continue
to Be Victorious.
A DEMAND FOR INDEMNITY
The Pacific Mail Wants Han. q
Million OF Guatemala Tor
Arms Seized.

Cirx OF MEXICO, July 3o.-ln the last
six battles In Guatemala the saiVauoH
ians are reported to have obtained hios' hio
complete and decisive victories over
their opponents. The battles were
fought near Icucton, twenty-five hii'es
from Atescatcmpa. on the main roads 10
Guatemala city. The report that inc
Salvadorlan victories are against huin'r'
ical odds ereates much surprise mere.
, 1890-07-31
The Divorce Not Granted.

LONDON, July 30.-The action for di-
yorce by Viscount Dunlo against his
wife, who previous to her marriage was
singer in a music hall, in which suit
Isudore Wertheimer was named as CO.
respondent, ended to-day with u verdict
for the defendant. When Lady Dunlo
made her appearance she was greeted
with loud cheers. Justice Harmen, in
summing up, said that it was very evil
dent that the suit had been brought by
Viscount Dunno. anu throughout his re-
marks showed that he sided with Lady
Dunlo.
, 1890-07-31
Proved an abb.

FREsso, Cal. July 30.--Samuel Hook
ing, charged with the murder OF G. W.
Rcmsburg, had preliminary esamina-
ton yesterday and was discharged. The
defendant proved an alipi. Hooking
says that Remsburg scduced his wife
and that he was in search of him to kill
him, when he found the remains in the
morguc and identified him.
, 1890-07-31
INCENDIARY FIRES.
A village Burned Down Because oi
an Obnoxious Ordinance.

TOLEDO, July 3O.-A most eNtraOrdi.
nary condition Of affairs prevails Mt
B..irdstown, an oil village twenty miles
south of this city. There have been
live incendiary fires within week, and
every business house has been destroyed
The cause is thought to be the passage
by the authorities, some time ego, OF an
ordinance forbidding the sinking ofeas or
oil wells within the town limits. 1t is
alleged that men who are holding town
lots at big prices are hoping to sell them
to oil men, aud, finding their plans
checked, leagued together TO burn the
town with view to turning the site into
an oil producing territory.
The citizens tried to lynch a detective
who was looking into the matter.
, 1890-07-31
Two Millions to Be Expended.

SAN FRAScIsco, July 3o.-Peter Eileri
who represents the syndicate which is
to establish packinghouses and stock
yards in San Mateo county, says the
company has 3. 500 acres of land, and
will expend two millions in extensive
Improvements. The work will begin in
two weeks.
, 1890-07-31
Train Wi, G,obe.Trot Again.

TACOMA, July S0,--George Francis
Train has made arrangements with the
Tacoma Ledger to make an attempt to
beat the record for trip around the
world He will leave Tacoma August
on the steamship China, and calculates
that he can make the circuit OF the globe
in fifty. seven days.
, 1890-07-31
=-===H
CROPS DEVASTATED.
A Haiistorm in North Dakota Does
Great Damage.

CAssELros, n. d., July 3o.-The most
disastrous hailstorm Of the season swept
over the southern part of this county to-
day. A strip of country four miles wide
and ten to twelve miles long, was almost
entirely devastated of crops. A Adispatch
from Wheatland reports terrible damage e
of land being almost entirely ruined.
, 1890-07-31
Injured to the Peril. OF the West.

CELLO, Or, July 3o.-Captain
o Toole while attempting to cross the
Columbia in small boat to-day, was
caught by the current and taken over
Cello rapids. After turning over In the
rapids three times, o'Toole landed safely
on the rocks in the river, and is now
awaiting assistance to be taken oil.
, 1890-07-31
An EDITOR Assassinated.

JACKSON, Miss, July 30.-State Sem
ator Joe w. Cutrer to-day shot and
fatally wounded Frceland Chew, editor
OF the New Coahomian, at Friars Point
No particulars have been received, ex-
Cutrer in his paper.
, 1890-07-31

MINNEAPOLIS, July 3.-Louis ID. WASH
burn, n leading civil engineer, was
drowned In Lake Minnetonka this even
ing with his niece, Gussie Buckman, a
daughter of L. IL. Buckman, of Sioux
City, Iowa. lie was teaching her to
swim, and was seized with cramp and
both went down.
, 1890-07-31

EUGENE, Or, July 3o.-Barney Scott,
who resides on the farm of Judge Rod
ney Scott, six miles east of here, took
strychnine with suicidal intent to-dSy,
bnt will probably recover. He has been
affected with mental disorders for some
time, and seemed to fear that he would
be driven to insanity, and preferred
death to insanity.
, 1890-07-31
A CAUTIOUS MURDERER.
The Whipping of n Chiid Causes the
Death of His Victim.

Denver, July 30. "A Dallas special to
tue News says: A man night-herdine
mules for railroad graders on Lespard
creek shot and killed w. Foster. n
ranchman, last night then stole horse
from George Hastings farm, and es-
capped. The sheriff is in pursuit and ex-
poets soon to capture the man. The
cause for the deed was the murderer $
taking exception to Fosters whippin g
his own child. The murdered man
leaves wife and six children in desti-
tute circumstance
, 1890-07-31
The Nsbra.ka Independents.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 30.-The indie
pendent state convention completed its
ticket late last night as follows Audi
tor, John Beatty, of Holt county; attor-
ney general, George w. Edgarton, of
Douglass; missioner OF public lands
and buildings, w. F. Weight, of Mem
aha; superintendent Of public instruc-
tion, Professor ID. Almonds, of Fur
ness county.
, 1890-07-31

LINCOLN, Neb., July 3o.-The officers
of the Irish National League to-day is
sued an address to the members OF the
league throughout the country setting
forth the. urgent necessity of the imme-
diats transmission Of all the available
funds in America to the home organiza-
ton, all branches and individuals to
forward their funds direct to the treas.
urer In Dublin, DIR. Joseph Il. Kenney,
VI. r, 43 Upper O'Connell street,
Dublin.
, 1890-07-31
in THE HOME FIELD.
Murderer Blanton Sentenced
to Twenty Years.
PORTLAND VILLAINS ARRESTED
Another Farmer Falls O Prey &c
Confidence Men-The Lake
Shore.

CoLrAx, WASH, July 3o-Judge Ruby
to-day sentenced Denjr min Blantop,
the murderer OF Thomas Click. to pay u
fine of 81 .0U0 and serve twenty years in
the pcnitcntiary. The prisoner will be
taken TO Walla Walla tonight.
, 1890-07-31

LITTLE Rock. Ark, July 3o-The
democratic congressional convention for
the Second ArkaDras district to-day re-
nominated Breckinridge for congress by
acclamation. Thif is the district in
which the Clayton contest 10 now pend
ing in congress.
, 1890-07-31
MICHIGAN PRoHIBITIoNIsrs.
A State Ticket Nominated at Lansing
Yesterday.

LANSING. Mich, July 30.-The pro-
hibition state convention to-day nomi'
mated the following ticket; Governor,
Zachriah S. Partridge; lieutenant gov
ernor. II. /. Allen; secretary
of state, L. s. Palmeter; state
treasurer, Ansel Z. Coddingtoni
attorney general, ]. II. Adsit.
The platform declared, among other
things, for the prohibition of the manu-
facture, transportation or sale of liquor,
the Australian ballot system, the elec.
tion OF the president vie president and
senators by direct vote of the people, no
disiranchisement on account of sex, the
free coinage of silver, and increased
currency to meet the demands of busi-
ness.
, 1890-07-31

only reason tho latter company has Mt
assumed contro' 4. because 1t blundcred
la making the preliminary steps. Ihe
directors Of the road will control ana
manage tho affairs Of the road ns they
choose until tbc time Is out
, 1890-07-31
LAKE SHORE = EAsrEnN.
The Northern Psciao BIundsred II
Making the Deal.

PORTLAND. Or, July 3o-Judee
Burke, council for the Lake Shore, Is
certain that the move Is wholly In the
interest of the Northern Pacific. THE
Transcontinental Company pur.
chased $3,0o0,000 of the stock
of the Lake Shore" remarked Judge
Burke, land paid $3.50, ,0oo down ON the
stock, while was In New York city. II
is really the Northern Pacific and the
, 1890-07-31
Mniionaires Not Wanted.

ST, PkrKRsBuRe. July 3o.-A ukasc
has been issued forbidding further action
Sy Protestant millionaires, especially in
Western Russia.
, 1890-07-31

Mr. Mcpherson continued 10 ofieI
amendments for the reduction OF rate
on articles IN the chemical schedule, but
they were all merciicssiy rejected ny
party votes. The only change made III
the schedule was the reduction, or
motion OF MIR. Aldricl', OF the du,y M
chloroiorm from 40 TO 70 cents pei
pound.
The tariTbiII was then laid aside. and
the conference report ON thu District o
Columbia appropriation bill was pre-
sented, and alter an executive session
the senate adjourned.
, 1890-07-31
The CENSUS RETURNS
Mr.. Porter Greatly Aston
ished by Them.
GENERAL CLARKSON'S REPORT
He Will Soc That the Northwest
Is Not Sliehted--Powells
Scheme.

Especial Service Of the REVIEWS Washing
ton Press Bureau.l
WAsHINsroN, July 30.-Supcrlntend-
ent Porter says that the state of Wash
ington was the greatest surprise to him
Of any in the Union. He uuderesti.
mated the population of that state by
1000 Its growth. he says, is a mar
vel. He made calculations for an in
crease, but the showing is far greater
than anyone could have anticipated.
, 1890-07-31

GREENsBuRG, Ind, July 30.-TLls
morning at the Sand creek stone quarry
boiler exploded, killing two men and
injuring i've others.
, 1890-07-31

Isaac Jones, the man who was
wounded by the premature explosion in
the Hunter mine last Friday. died Of
his injuries here ct $3.50 this afternoon.
, 1890-07-31
General Clnrk.on,s Report.

General Clarkson is preparing report,
which will no doubt bring the postofiics
department and congress to full reali.
zation OF the fact that the Northwes
and especially the Pacific North
west, has been neglected in the
matter of mail service. Since the
admission of Montana and Washington
moro attention has been paid To the
Northwest than before, as the senators
and representatives from these states
have had more influence than ordinary
delegates. Special agents have been
sent out TO report, but the department
has found that the demands from
Washington, and Oregon as well, wer,
such M to need further attention. and sc
General Clsrkson was sent out to inves-
tigate.
, 1890-07-31

Inquiries are constant for vacant land
in every direction about here, and the
remaining claims are being fast taken.
Several spectators from the East have
been in town within few days looking
for heavy purchases in timber lands.
, 1890-07-31

Material by the car load keeps pouring
in for Hunt, and now that he Is expected
at an early day everybody is getting
ready to give him a grand welcome.
, 1890-07-31
wALLA wALLA NEWS ITEMS,
Tho Alleged Arson fiend Released
Tho Hunt Road.

wALLA wALLA. July So,-The man
who was arrested Tuesday on the
charge OF setting fire to Tents chop-
house, was given preliminary exam
ination to-day before Justice Lambert,
but tho evidence introduced was not
sufficient to convict and the prisoner
was released from custody. lie gave
the name OF John Fox, and said he
came here from Portland.
, 1890-07-31
FROM MULLAN.
Hepu siicsu Delegates Co the County
Convention.

MrLIAs, Idaho, July 3o.-At the re-
publican primaries here this evening,
the following gentlemen were chosen as
delegates to the county convention !:
Colonel w. J. Todd, Martin Curan, j..
J. Hanley, John Lucy, Judge d. p.
Post, d. n. McBeth. James Day, Col
oncl q. W. Moore and j. Mclean. Har-
mony prevailed.
, 1890-07-31

San Francisco. July 3o.-Two suits
were filed to-day in the superior court
against the Occidental Steamship Com
pany and the Pacific Steamship Com
pany to recover the sum OF sos. 275. as a
result OF the collision which occurred
August %. 1883, between the steamers
City of Chester and Oceanic. The
plaintiff In one suit il Eliza A. Smith,
whose husband and child were drowned
at the time of the collision. Mrs. Smith
sues to recover $40, 600 for tho death of
her child, and the children, by their
mother, who has been duly appointed
guardian. sue to recover $75, ,275 for tho
loss of their father.
, 1890-07-31

The Honorable Charles Gilchrist, who
returned from Montana few days ago,
reports a pleasant trip. but is GLAD to re.
turn to Centralia. which he considers
good enough for him.