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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16


T5s AIszaldfia f8z8tt3
Publishes in condensed but comprehensive tora
news from all parts OF the world, snd daily ,7,
before its readers an epitome Of whatever ia gor,
on around them.
TIE GAZETTE enjoys unsurpassed taciltie. %,
procuring ALL TIE NEWS, and thai, TOO OAea
twelve hours earlier than the morning papers. III
Geographic columns being kept open till latc e.ci
evening in order to receive the very latea. di..
patches, so that whatever may oecur, vheth.
er in this or other lands, is almost sure to And il
way into it's columns the same day.
It's correspondence is newsy and scc1rate, sid
its miscellaneous department is conducted with
an eye to the enlightenment and pleasure Of i,s
resders, and no psins are spared to make il al.
tractive in every feature.
Ita commercial columns are edited with car.
and precision, go that the merchant and the farm.
c. can always rely upon its market reports
AS an advertising medium it has few, il any
superiors in all this section of country, having Al
extensive circulation, not only throughout Viz.
ginis but in nearly all the States and Territo,is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

AS an advertising medium it has few, il any
superOrs in all this section of country, having Al
extensive circulation, not only throughout Vii.
ginis, but in nearly sll the States and Territoris
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16
MEDICINAL.
MEDICINAL.
O. MA
GILL, sr'LDH 20

When an infant my body broke
out all over with an eruption or rash,
which became more aggravated as
grew Older. Every noted physician
in our section was tried or consult
ed. When I came Of age l visited
Hot Springs, Ark, and was treated
BIZ the best medical men, but was
not benefited. When I'll things had
failed determined to try S. 5. s,
and in four months was entirely
cured. The terrible Eczema was all
gone, not sign left; my general
health built up, and / have never bad
any return OF the disease.
GEO. ". IgwFS, Irwin. Pa
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

DUTTER CUP CAKES and GINGER SNAPS
D lust received and for sale at 1Oc by
sep27 &c, MiLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

CATsUMA and other JAPANESE WARE!
y FANCY WAX CANDLES, all grades, at
dec1O E ]. MILLER & SONS.
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CHovELs. SPADES HOES and RAKEs, of all
- qualities Call and examine at 328 King
street, conner OF Royal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-16

ysJE ARE OFFERING AT LOW PRICES
w Corn Knives and Corn Hooks, and Fodder
IN of best quality. Call and examine.
J. IT CREIGHTON & SON
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GBiIfesbarre Nfadrid,ten.


-Serr Souls SeIfri6 farb am
9Onneritas i'm utter bon 85 Sabren.
Sobn Steser bampft am Sam'
flag mad europa ab.
Ser Sdnserbunb bat na9fen
Sonntas einen 9amen.Gbsnb
- Die Goneorbia ipirb am s. 0ai
ibre neue SaIIe NIT einem Gonsert eins
tpeiben.
Das Suipelierseiddft bon Sobn
". &ui6fe ipurbe am Samita9 bonn
S4eriff sef4loiien.
- cardinal Gibbons pirb am 2.
Mai bisrber fommsn unb bon ben fatbo'
Iiiden @eieai8aften in feierIi@er Bro'
sefipn beipiafommt iperoen.
- Samitas Ra9t ianfen iiber Der
8lad Diamond @rube in 2userne 8os
rough etipa feds Mder Der Obsrilaae
mebrere SUB tief uno cine An3abI Sdus
fer tpurben bef4dbiat.
- Mari9al Barring madt sessns
tpdrtis einen &reusaus sesen unsefss.
li6s 8nsipsn, bic beion6ers in Der
SasIetUn &esion iebr sabIrsi6 iein iOI'
len.
-Sn benz @ruben6orfe @Ien 2pon
purbe am Samitae UiOrsen Sobn Sil.
betSfindbreno eineS WirtbfdaftSftreites
bon SObn Sapna IebenSsefdbrIi9 burd
Meheritide UerIett. Der Wiorbbubs
ipurbe berbaftet
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
BON Der SubSeite.

SOnberbarer 8eiie iinb fiir bic 9ti'
beuirunssarbeiten an SisitruBe feline
Gnsebote einsesansen.
Sufob 9immler trus am Montas in
ben Stabltperfen cine f9limme 8erIebs
uns elmer SanO babon.
@ontrattor G6rbber beeann am
Wtontas an bem Sunbament fir ben
gleubau sur Sauquoit Seibenfabrit an
SieitraBe.
Ser 8aperifde tlnterit. 8erein bat
feline re9eImdBiSe 8erfammIune bonn
Dienitas auf SOnnerituS 9Iben6 ber'
Iest.
SafOb 8. 8eiper Bat in SO. 7o6
@ebar Gbenue einen Sis Cream unb
Ganbptpre erBffnet un6 erIubt bic
9euti9en um freunbIi6en 3uipru6.
Ser scranton Quartet Stub tpirb
bieien DOnneritus in Der @ermania
Saae cine observation-disclosures eeben.
au tpeI6er Elm iebr anresen6es 8ros
sramm Dorbereitet lit.
Ser l5idbrise @iGiam S6pei,er
BON @aibinston abenue ipielte am
Nontas NIT einem ReboIber, berIeIbe
entIub ii4 unO bic 8useI brans ibm in
Elm 8ein. @rit Sann fam ibm bic lles
berseusuns, baB bic 8uffs seIaben mar.
Bd- Srau Diem lit INNER beitrebt,
ale 9leubeuten i'm 9ubma9erfahe fir
ibre SabIreide 2unbiduft 3u erIansen
unb iteat babel ibre 9reiIe 70 nieSria,
baB aud bic llnbemitteIten Ii6 aItC
Siite MODERN renobiren Iafen ober neuC
taufen f6nnsn. Sbr @ei6dft 1T ii
SO. 701 @e6ar Gbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Spbe Narfer Notisen.

/
= Srau Reibert's babides 8Iumen
fenfer an Bromley Mbenue erreat mi
8e4t 8etuunSeriins.
: Gs tuirb ieBt poIitib beriidert
oaB 9tebecca Nbenue in .fiirseiter Srif
bon Der Sadion sur Brice StraBe er5ff.
net iperben fol-.
Ser Treiberfnabe Dabib GbanS
ipur6e am Donneritae Bel Der 8eIebus
@sube bon ieinem gfeI sepprfen unt
eine Strede tpeit seI1Ieift, bod 1T er
ni4t t6btIi@ perIeBt.
: @dbrenb @ebiIfsIderiff graia
am Dienitas bic 2neipipirtbin Wsartba
DoIan in Der 18. Marb perbaftete.
tpurbe er bon ibren Ra6barinnen ses
fteinist.
-Srau William 9abieS bon glbes
nue. ., tpeI9e nit einem SaISIei6en Be.
baftet 1T, trauf am Montas Na6mits
tag 9lrnifa Tinftur anitatt zines gu.
itenmitteIS, befreite aber bas Stitem
bur6 Elm redtaeitis anseipanbtes 8re&,
mittel tpieber bon bem sefdbrIi9en
StOffe.
= @iniee SbSe Barrier anaben fan.
ben am Sonntag Ra9mittag neben benz
&eierboir ber Diamond @rube bic &c.
beine elmer eripa9ienen Berion, an bes
men iopobI bas SIeii6 ipie aud irsenb
ipeI6e 8leibuneStiide fsbIten Elm
Stlf 8auboIa lag quer ilber ben 1les
berreiten. Spdter feIIte ii6 beraus,
bab bas Sfelett baS zines 2aIbeS ipar.
- gr'Stabtratb Sobn SoipIer, bon
ber'15. 8arb, fieI am Sonnerftas IN
bem @apuSa Sdabt bon elmer 125
SUB bonn 8oben bes S4adteS befinbIi.
9en 9latform in bic Tiefe. Bum
Slid seIans eS ibm, fi6 an elmer anbe.
rem 9latform, 80 SUB unter Der erften,
fetaufIammern, Biz er aus ieiner de-
fdbrIiden Sage serettet iparb er bate
nur einen 8rud bsS DberidenfeIs srs
Iitten.
= 9biIip Macep mar borIebten
Dienitas nit Anberen ettpa in Der
Ytitte oes Briggs Sda1tes nit Der
Reparatur bon 86bren bei9dftist. gr
i4ien eS iiberbDrt 3u baben, baB benz
SabritubI bas Signal seSeben tporben
par, bDber 3u fteisen, ober mub einen
Sebltritt eemadt baben, benn er gerietb
3tpif6en ben SabritubI unb bic S1adt.
nanb unb tpuroe in fiir9terliber @eiIe
sequeti4t. 70 bab er am foIsenben
0iorsen ftarb. gr binterIdBt eine
Bitttpe nit suei 8inbern, bic an Ibe'
nue. 3 tppbnen.
- Die foIsenben 8eamten Der Ssbe
8arf beutiden Bresbpterianer @emeinbe
(Paitor 8ruder) tpurben am Sonntas
einseiebt: Brdiibent, Seinri9 $. 9ur'
i6el; 8i;e Brdi., 9einri6 SiIbes
brandt Sefretdr. Sriebr. @erfmei'
fer; Sdabmeiiter, gmiI NideI
8etipaItunssratb: Gbriit. Naumann,
Sobn SdIens, Souls giOtb; 4eIteite :
Gbriitian Setidid, Sobn Sranf, Sein.
rid SCHUBERT, Soi. 8tpitnetpsfp, &arI
Steinede. Die 8eamten Der Sonns
tassf6ule iin6: Superintenoent, @briit.
9iaumann Sefretdr, Sulius &nopf /;
S4abmeiiter, @Onrab Muttern.-Dis
@smeinbe beidlOB, fi4 Der beuti6.
epanseIif6en Spnobe borIdufiS ni9t
ansui8IieBen.
sS Seine IuSipabI bon 8arIor
Cults Bel @m. SiHenberser. POlifes
rerarbeiten in allen 8randen prompt
aussefabrt. 8iaisites @ei9dft in Der
Staot. 1873 /
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SReftern OrefTeb 8eef.

@efterm Oreffeb Beef.
auber ben uwsi GarIaounsen 5ussri&tstss
NIeiidI, bas mir Rontag un6 Donnerita9 er'
SaIter, emptausen mir tdeIi6 friid .9eidlad'
fet.s GIeiI& Dom 9anbe, friide uno &aIt'Gier,
Butter, &dfe uno 9auoprooutte iiberbaupt.
Rir babeu ferner eiuen 8orratb Der betfen
FSoIoana Dnrft, friihe uno 9eia!jene Sdul'
tern, Nippeu, Gbnds. &uubftiide etc. unfer'
FoIosuaruurit iibsrtrifft a1e anosrs.
Gale & 90,
Ia fOt 9adapanna aueuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
@ripirbt eu@ zinc eiane 0einlatb

Gripirbt eu6 cine eisue Seimatb.
Sebt babt ibr cine @elesenbsit, eu4
cine Seimatb su ii9ern, inbem ibr Der
Commonwealth 8au unb glnleibe GIios
ciation beitretet. Spre9t bor fir tpei'
tere Snformation bel einem Der foIsens
ben 8eamten Soi. AIeran6er, IT,,
@eO. s. Mc@artp, D. .. Yartribse,
6. 3. Psnman, Sas. gouns, @m.
Martpel, N. S. 9lnoretrs, S. M.
aemmerer, g9m. Srans, S. s. S9fpenf,
$. 6. 8spnoIbs, Sbos. WoOre, g. 6.
8anifor9. ginsabIunssubenbe in D.
.. 9artribse'S Office, 421 2adatpanna
gSsnue, am %. ApriI unb 26. Mai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

- Srau &eibert's bIbi6es gIumen.
isniter an Bromley 9lbenue errest nit
8e6t 8eipunSerung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23
Gbas. .. 81 emffer,

A28 2adaipanna Apenue 528
Rsusfs ROOen uuo srObs auswubI In
Siiten, &appen, @aroerobe. .Nrtifel
snO ibsrbOupt ale in Ous Ssi&dft Gsb0renosn
Baaren. 8effe beutfdbe uub anbere
0BcIle in allen 6urbeu
@Oasnpaarsn arbsitstIsiber, sairms. etc.
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Treb. Martin's
>. .N0lace" SOtel,
ass s 235 Nenn ADe

@arme uno faIte epsiien ju ieoer Cages.
Astt. Q RobinGons Bier an 3apf. 6eiHiter
pfsffer uno Rono9ram S6naps. Gbam'
paaner pno Rbein Beine. Seiber 9unid
ieSeu Rorgen. gIettrifde 6ader; feline
6Iiessn. SeIepbon go. S34.
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THE CHURCHES.

VNIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. o. u. TAY-
IoR Pastor. Services every Sabbath at II
A. NJ and 7:3O P. NJ. Sabbath School ut II NJ
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening AT
O'Clock.
u CURTIS. Pastor. Services every Sunday at IL
A. NJ and P NJ Sunday School after morning
service Strangers cordially invited. Seats free.
NafsnF. CHURCH-Rev. H. Brown, Pastor.
M. Services every Sunday morning and even
ffng Sunday school at 12I% O'Clock M A cordial
invitation is extended by both pastor ana people
CT. PAULrs CHURCH-Union Street, opposite
- Fifth Rev. Eli d. Sutcliffe Rector. Services
| School II sol N. Evening Prayer on Friday at
ytST PETERS CHURCH-Rev. Father BRoFs-
- sEEsT Pastor. Low Mass every Sunday at
"a. NJ. High Mass at 1880 A. N. Vcspers at
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l...----.
SOCIETIES.

q
A ssEMBLY NO. 4S27, X. OF meets in K.
n of p. hall on first and third Sundays at 3
o'elock p. m.
KTAsCo LODGE, NO. Is, A. F. Il A. M.-Meets
w first and third Monday of each month at
p NJ. srt
nALLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. g
~ Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
of each month at r NJ
NEopRRN wooDMEN OF THE WORLD
MI Mt Hood Camp No. So Meets Tuesday even
ing of each week inI. o. o. F. Hall, at 7:3O P. NJ
COLUAfBEAs LODGE, NO. 5, L. o. o. F-Meets
" every Friday evening at Z 80 O'Clock, In Odd
Fellows hall, Second street. between Federal and
Washington. tSojourning brothers are welcome.
III. A. BILLS Sec'y r. e. CLosrER, n G
ERIENDsHIP LODGE, NO. g., K. of P-Meets
II every Monday evening at 1e3O O'Clock, in
hanno's building, corner of Court and Second
ytreets. Sojourning members are cordially IN
yited. = : ..,- GEO. T. THOMPSON AZ
DIV. VAUsE, Sec'y, &C.
"OMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
w UNION, will meet every Friday afternoon
at o'clock at the reading room. All are invited.
rTNEMPLE LODGE NO. 8, a. O. U. W. Meets
Il II at X of p. Hall, Corner Second and Court
Streets, Thursday evenings at 80
W. s. MYERs, Firlancier. NJ. W.
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THE GILLIAN WAR.
A Statement From the Congressional
Party OF That Country.


NEW YORK, July IA correspondent
from Iquique, Chill, under date of June
18th, writes that the situation of the
congressional party in Chill is grossly
misrepresented to the people OF the
United States. He found scarcely any
signs of demorilization at Port Iquique.
The public sentiment depreciates in
marked measure the action of the United
States government in the matter Of the
Itata. The OBTAINING of the arms and
ammunition at this critical period is
deeply depfored by the leaders OF the
party. The revenue of the port of Iqui-
que amounting to two million dollars
monthly are in the hands of the congress
sional party. This sum is far in excess
of any revenue that Balmaceda receives
and while these receipts continue there
is no doubt that the congressional party
will be able to procure the sinews of wa
and maintain their situation.
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waking a bad Matter Worse

New YORK, July H1.-Coroner Levy
states today that he wall have the body
of Srniler who was executed at Sing Sing
exhmned and will hold an inquest over
it. He asserts, if it is true as published
that it required several shocks to ppo-
,duce death, the execution was contrary
to law which says no torture shall be in
s7iefad
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More Than They Gould stand. !

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 9.-There is a
serious split in the Hendrickite branch
of the Mormon church at Independence,
Mo. A majority of the members have
withdrawn and seek admission to the
recognized branch, because Elder Wall,
chief of the Hendrickite branch tried to
institute certain reforms among his fol-
lowers, He required the sisters to dress
in plain black dresses and sun -bonrie:s
without ribbons, laces and frills. He
forbad the men to use tobacco. Diso-
bedienee he punished with expulsion.
AS consequence the church now has
only about thirteen members.
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Hearst was an Eight Mil1ionaire.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1l.-Appraise-
ment- OF the estate of the late United
States Senator Geo. Hearst was filed in
the probate court this morning. The
entire estate is estimated to be worth
eight million seven hundred and eighty
eight Thousand dollars.
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The Itata to be Set at Liberty.

SAN DIEGO, July l1.-From informa-
ton CLEANED this mening it appears that
the Itata will not remain under arrest
much longer. Judge Ross has signified
his Willingness to release the vessel on
bonds
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Bengal Crop Prospects.

CALCUTTA. July 1.-THE crop pros
poets in the provinces OF Bengal, Assam
and Burmah are good. Elsewhere the
rain fall is deficient and distress is in
creasing, and cattle are dying off.
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Fatal Engine Explosion-

VINc1NNEs, July IA threshing ma
chine eagine exploded this morning at
BrucevElle. John Faeck was instantly
killed and Dick Price fatally injured.
Five other men we're horribly scalded.
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Bank Examiner Drew is Fired.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July 1.-THE
comptroller of the currency this morn
ing received the resignation of Bank Ex-
aminer Drew and has given instructions
that it be accepted to go into effect i'm
mediatalv
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Forty Thousand People starving.

ST. PETERsBuRG, July 1.-THE suffer
ings of the people from famine in the
Volga region is becoming intense. The
provincial assembly of Kasan4 reports
forty thousand persons without food
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Chicago wheat Market.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 11.-Close, whea
easy cash 9O1s@411ss September, s61a
December, 83s@a..
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HIissouri,s state Treasurer Convicted

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE jury in the
case of ex state treasurer Holland re-
turned verdict of guilty of embezzle-
ment and fixed the penalty at two years
in the penitentiary,
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Drought in Spain. .

MADRID, July 11.-An extensive
drought with heat prevails throughout
Spain. Much damage has been done the
vineyards and pastures, and all the
springs are dried-up.
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The J9sdge Won't Grant the Sequestra-
ton writ.

PlnADELPHIA, Pa, July 1.-THE
judges sof the common pleas court today
refused to grant the writ of sequestration
asked by the city against } Ohm Bardsley.
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Weather Forecast.

SAN Francisco, July 11.-Forecast
for Oregon and Washington, light rains.
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Hackins Hor.e CorporatIon Formed

NEW YoKx, July 11.-An American
hacking horse society has filed articles
of Incorporation today. The objects are
to preserve the record and pedigree of
hacking horses, puaalish stud book of
such horses in the United States and
Canada and generally, improve the
breed
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! ~ -sa ? -
TIME TABLES.


Railroads.
EAST BOUND.
No. ?, Arrives f2:45 A. Departs l2:55 A. NJ.
=" y, '' II: Is p. M Il; 10 p NJ
WEST BOUND.
No. /, Arrives 4:40 A. N. Departs 4:SO A. NJ
Two Local ireights that carry passengers leave
one for the west at 7:45 A. M, and one Tor the
east at s A. NJ
STAGES.
+ For Prineville, via. Bake Oven, leave daily
fexcept Sunday at ia N. i-'Cs
For Antelope, Mitchell, Canyon City, leave
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. at A. M
springs and TygIl Valley, leave daily Except
Bnnday) at A. NJ.
For Goldendale, Wash, leave every day OF the
week except Sunday ats A. NJ.
Offices for all lines at the Umat1lla House.
ost-Omce.
oPPICE HOURS
General Delivery window g a. m. to p M
Money Order s'......... g a. m. TO p. m.
SUNDAY g. ID. "..c.-.. g IA. m to 10 n m
CLOSING or MAILS
Nv trains going East. -. 9 p. m. and IL 40 a M
-. " West. p. m ana 4;45 p. M
-sS.age for Goldendale --.--... 1:50 a! m
fffarts 80 "+Prineville. o:sU a. m.
!. !. a+Dufur and W arm Springs $50 a. IN.
q e" tAntelope. 3:5o a. m.
tTri-weekly. Tuesday Thursday and saturday
Monday Wednesday land Friday
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LIVED IN POVERTY.
But Which Dead Money of all Denomi.
nations Found In Every Crack
and Crevicc.

COLUMBUS, s. c., July 9.-''Uncle
Billy" Bost, an eccentric character of
Cabarrus county, N. c., is dead. He
was bachelor about so years old. His
only companions were two dogs and an
old negro woman. His real estate con-
sisted of 800 acres of land, which he
left to his nephews. He had safe
which was thought to hold thousands of
dollars, but when it was opened, the
only money found was nickle. How
ever, in bureau drawers and jars, in old
clothes, closets, in old socks, and in
cracks in his miserable old house was
found $4,000 in gold, besides a large
quantity of gold-dust and bullion and
few hundred dollars in greenbacks. In
the search II package from q Charlotte
bank was found containg 500 that had
never been opened at all. This was re-
ceived by BIN in 1880. He had corn
and bacon on hand four years old, and
some hay that has been stacked for
twenty five years. He eased his con-
science l,y leaving 500 of his hard earn
ings to Bethel church. He made his
will only three weeks ago, and there is
much talk of contesting it, for some OF
his kin have been left without anything.
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San Franctsco Marked.

SAN FRANcIsco, July II. - Wheat,
buyer. 81, after August lst .5814.
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THE FARMERss ALLIANCE.
Od1cere Elected Yesterday and Othe
Business Tran saetesL-

O61cerS Elected Yesterday and Other
business TRANSACTED
RoRnLAND, July 9.-The second days
session Of the Oregon State farmers alli-
ance opened yesterday morning, with
t. e usual alliance songs The first bus1-
ness considered was the constitution for
the state organization. The committee
reported favorably on The adoption of a
constitution similar to the one of South
Dakota with the following changes:
That . committee on arbitration,
consisting of three members, be APP
pointed in each alliance, said committee
to settle all difficulties of members with
out foing to law.
A1That the state organization recon-
mend to the subordinate alliances the
adoption of life and fire insurance feat
ures.
THAT the dues of each member be
81 .05 per annum, 5 cents of which is to
go to the national alliance. 80 cents to
the state alliance, 20 cents to the county
and the balance of 20 cents to the sub
alliance.
THAT representation from each county
to the state alliance be one at large from
each county and one for every 500 mem
bers or majority fraction thereof in said
counties
THAT the executive board consist Of
the president, secretary and three mem
bers elected by vote of the state alli
ance.''
There was some strong debate upon
some of the above additions TO the con-
stit1tion, and when the last section was
adopted the meeting adjourned until
p. m, making the election OF officers the
first thing in order.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The alliance, before going into session
in the afternoon, was treated to some OF
the stirring alliance songs, after which
the election of officers was decided to be
in order. The following was the result
of the election:
President-Nathan Pierce, of Milton
Umatilla county.
First President Bruce. of
Corvallis, Benton county.
Second Vice-President-S. H. Holt
of Phoenix. Jackson county.
Secretary y-treasurer-H. w. Myers, Of
Oregon City, Clackamas county.
Chaplain-Ira Overturf, Of Mist, Col
umbia county.
Steward Brown, OF Baker
county.
Doorkeeper-P. S. Hart, OF fMultnomah
county.
Assista:>to. doorkeeper---Mre.. George
Carmichael, of Umatilla ,unty.
Executive committee-W. A. Sample,
G. w. Weeks and H.. .Spangh.s
Delegates to the national alliance-M.
V. Rork, J. Bruce and W. A. Sample.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
A STORY OF cANN1BALIsM.
A Brazilian Who ate Human Flesh Be
cause he Liked it.

New YORK, July "a little three col
umn newspaper, printed in the interior
of Brazil, which reached here today,
contains horrible story of canni balism.
Clement Viera is under arrest at Salinas,
state of Minas, Brazil, charged with eat
ing human flesh. In talk with the
editor, he said for some time he and a
number of others had lived upon human
flesh, and when asked what motive inn
PEELED them to such barbarous acts, he
said it was because they liked it. Being
asked how they secured the first victim,
he said he went one day to the house OF
Il friend named Leandro, who invited
him, to eat a piece of his Ieandro' 81.
! dead child. He was hungry, and did so.
The following day he found a woman
asleep by tile roadside. He killed her
and took the body home. Soon after he
/ killed Il friend named Simpliso, and
! with the assistance of Francisco and
| Genera ate him. When his flesh was all
consumed Simpliso two sons We're killed
I for a further supply of food. Later on
Basilio and the prisoner killed and de-
voured Francisco, and finally Viera, hav-
ing discovered Basilio had stolen a shirt
j, FROM him, killed him. He ate very lit
tie of him, however, for he was arrested
I within Two days of the murder. Viersr
+ was captured in the act of making q
meal of a portion of Basilio's remains
Inc SOlul0TS lOuIlu Il pdTG VI DSAclAiO .
body packed away in a barrel, prepared
with pepper and salt.
''Has human flesh an agreeable
taste?" Viera WAS asked.
No" he replied, sit is too sweet
The parts fourd the most toothsome
were brains We ate the flesh, roasted
: or boiled, seasoned with salt and a great
deal al pepper"
t Viera expressed no remorse, for what
I he had done.