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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
COURT

CorNTY C"IET-Srb-rtisn Albert. Trr-id-
ing Judgr: Jn- II. Miller. Gruy's :. Wills.
.Atsnciht-s: William Taar, Ctr.-i terms
Ilp,t. first NOrirVs ia EcbTuHr, May, AuSnsi
HHi November.
CIm rir C,IEr-I. e. U'iiI al. Judge. IL. L.
English. Cicrk-.trrIns-;urr:r ga I,rs' Aor.tial s
Ia Jnuunry, Nav u.ri fourth Monday in August.
CuNHuS PLF,> JrrnTr,
Juis", r. u. Eng imana, Clerk; t"rnis-
mr-ts i;!i MUn:ays In January May ami sep
t.mlrcr.
Iitnr ,TF C"rur-Inscrh K"rhlcr. Judge and
Cltrk-i q -IIIs- meets srcn;Ii Moiriays ia Feb
fuau. MAY, A;gltt and November.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

For the North, East, South and West. via
Cape Girarirau Railway daily at
O'Clock 4. ".
For shaw H'c:own, PncRhontas. Lennon, Oak
Ridge, Nillrrvillr. rte, via Jackson. Mo, dHi-
iy excerpt sunday, at y =. NJ
For Oriol- AMI Egg ut Mills, Monday, Well
ncsday aud Friday. at ! ~ T.. NJ.
For whratlan,l and Erast Cape Girnrdcau,
Illinois. TUESDAY, Thursday smd Friday, at
sF. NJ
AEETNtr.
From Che North. Fast. South hnd West, via
the Cu,e Giraricau southwestern Railway.
daily. nj > r. ".
From ShawneftOwn, POcGhOitas, Lccmun,
Oak Ridge, Miiir-viilr. ctr, via Jackson. Mo D..
daily excerpt sunday, at j:jpr. NJ.
Prom OrioIr and Egyyt Mills. Monday. We'd
ncsday aud + riday. at i2:I5 T. NJ.
From Whcailand and East Cape Girarlcau,
H., Tur-day, Thursday and saturday. At
ie:Su A. n. GEO. II. CIGAMER. L. NJ.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
LEAD PENCIL
1emoranduIns Made in the Re
Dorter's WanderinRs.
Local
MONDAY.

Charley Blattner, while unloadin,
a hay wagon at Kage's stable this at
ternoon fell from the wagon and re
ceived some ugly bruises on his face
"A dead man tells no tales, ant
that is why SO many accounts art
presented for allowance in the pro
bate courts.
There are several cases of tina,
most dangerous of all e~pidemics
diptheria, in the city. Small children
should be kept close at home and
carefully watched.
We publish elsewhere in this pc.
per some resolutions from the Daught-
ers of the Confederacy thanking edi-
tor Hoffman, of the Cuhitutor, for his
kind words in their behalf.
Charleston is soon TO have an ice
factory plant. What's the matter
with the metropolis of tie Southeast
that we can't have an ice factory.
Fred kies is issuing a miniature
paper printed in the English language.
lie says he started the paper because
such a sheet was needed in jackson.
Seems TO us that jackson was pretty
well supplied with papers before the
advent of the little sheet.
The earthquake that occurred
here Saturday night at IL o'clock was
the serercst shock ever felt by the
citizens of this city, and many people
were badly frightened. The shock
lasted several seconds.
A party of Young sports went TO
the woods Saturday night. They
camped where they thought game
was the thickcst but there was no
game there and the amateurs returned
empty handed.
died, in this city September 2sth,
1891. infant sOn of Charley kollaS.
The little child was sick only two
DAYS with that dreadful disease dyp-
iberia. Two other children of the
family are suffering with the same
disease.
The regular September term OF
the Common Pleas Court is now in
session in this city, and if the docket
is cleared of all the casrs court will
he in session all this week and part Of
next week.
Marshall Arnold while in the city
contracted for a new set of
teeth to be made and ready for his
mouth before Congress meets next
winter. When Mr.. Arnold takes his
seat in Congress he will look Is fresh
as a sucklin spring colt anil his
colleagues viii moi suspect tina: he is Il
of the watermelon region of
Missouri.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
splenata Properly i.r sale.

A splendid property-lot with good
iwo-story dwelling house, containing
eight rooms aud cellar; good out
buildings and conveniently located in
the central part of the city, Oh Lori
micr street between Independence
and Merriwether streets.
495 II. w. WARREN.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
To Coal

On and after October 1St, 1891,
will be ready TO deliver coal TO al
who may need it, at the following
prices
BEST ZIG MUDDY LUMP COAL.
Car lots, $3.50 per ton.
Ton lots. $2.75 per ton.
Ten bushel lots. IL cents per bushel
BIG MUDDY NUT COAL.
Car lots, Sl.S5 per ton.
Ton lots, $500 per ton.
Ten bushel lots, Q cents per bushel.
BIG MUDDY SCREENING.
Single car lots, $l.55 per ton.
Five to ten car lots, 81 so per ton.
Carterville coal same as handled by
other dealers.
FREpONA LUMP COAL.
Car lots, 1925 per ton.
Ton lots, $40 per ton.
Ten and twenty bushel lots, 10
cents per bushel.
will guarantee this coal to be as
good as any coal brought TO this city
outside of Big Muddy, for which |
sole agent. | also caution the
against frauds and claim that
there is no Big Muddy coal in this
market that comes from or near
C~arterville. Below | give in full
letter of proof from manager West,
of Carterville Coal Company:
CARTERvILL, ILL, Aug. Is, 1891.
II. L.. Hume,
Cape Giardeau, No.
DEAR SIE-Rcplying to yours Of
the 18th about coal have to say that
the Brush Mines has not the Big
Muddy coal. That special brand OF
coal being mined in and about
MurphysbOro, only about 20 miles
from here. Yours truly,
&. Z. WEST,
Manager.
The man Brush is supplying the
dealers here. l do not claim that the
Csrterville coal is a bad coal, as it is
a fair steam coal, but do claim that
is 10 coal like the Big Muddy for
domestic or steam use.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
Storcroom for Rent.

The storeroom on Spanish street,
known as the Ladies' Bazaar, is now
for rent. The location makes it a very
desirable place for a retail store of
most any Kind, and especially for a
notion store. For terms, etc, apply
to Mrs. T. +. Wheeler, who resides in
second story Of building.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cur in l to 5
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits, IS cents. Sold by
Rider & Wichterich, Druggists, Cape
Guardian. Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

Excursion rates to the st. Loui.
Fair via G.. +. & G.. Ry. Tickets or
sale October 3rd to 10th. Good re.
turning October 18th. At one fare
for the round trip. Fare S4.4O Tickets
on sale at depot.
Z. REGENHARDT, Agent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
SOCIETY

C.rE GIntrnRAr. C"HNA>nHr Knights
1.urt tG.-Mrrt 1T Masonic Ital!, oh Harmony
.trrrt. the srroirl sIrt fourth Fridays # each
fnputiI 1T : L. "
Visiting Sir knights ar cordially invited 10
.XLrx Ross. Recorder. i. C..
JArE CnrSCIL, No. ~. Meets at Masonic
1taII, NArIHUnv street. on the SECOND saturday
OF "arh month at L. NJ.
wH-"> IiuYAL smu Cm,rTEa, No. 10
hrrts at Masonic Hall, Harmony strcti. on the
irt and third saturdays of zach ,no'''h at
W. r"xxsr. Secretary. T.. II. r.
Meets at Masonic Hail, Harmony street on the
srrond and fourth TUESDAYS of zach n"n'h al :
J.. II. +. \. kAGE,
CAFE LODGE NO. c.. !. o. o. F.-Mccfs al
their Hall. on Main sirrrt, on 1hursiuy cven-
travelling brothcrs will Away. nni a warm
Welcome. TUOS. j. CLAik,
orr" kHAHpr. Recorder. y. Il
JrsrI Tosr. No la. &. \. r., Dxrr. OF Mo.
Meet at their Headquarters, Main street. on
the second and fourth saturdays Of each month
Visiting Comrades are cordially invited 10
meet will us. J. y. HARTZE1.1.,
ID. l.. HOFFMAN, Adgt. =. C.
Car GIHAIDEAU LEGION No. 81, STLEuT
KNIGHTS oF .ANkEiCA.-Mret at the Masonic
Hall, Harmony street. the first and third Tues
days of each month at s L NJ.
+. W. FLESrGE, r. A. hAGE.
Recorder. e.
Carr InnGE No. I55, \. %. I. N at
Masonic Hall. Harmony street, the first and
third TUESDAYS of each month at . T. NJ.
Visiting workmen will find congeninl friends
1uuS HuFfNAS. T. \. kAGE,
Recorder. M. w.
C,pr Owl CIrn.-Mects every Wednesday
evening at : O'Clock. Room on Main street in
Painters Row. Room open at all times for
mcmbcrs. T. ER.
JAS. MCkESSa. President
Secretary.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

A neat four-roOm frame cottage
with good cellar, cistern and out
houses. Lot 5Ox1S0 feet. Well sup
piled with fruit For terms apply to
Adams Il Deane, Main street.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

Married, October /, 1891. at the
residence of the brides parents, one
mile west of this city, Henry kus'
and Miss Rollwing.
The jury for the Common Pleas
Court for the present term is n Of
the best petit jurories ever selected in
this county.
-Thos. E. Clark will have a dis
play of pianos and organs at the Fair
Get your things ready for exhibi-
ton at the Fnir. The time is now
near at hand.
County Assessor j. F. McLain
is in the city making the county
assessme t. 1t is to be hoped that he
will look closely at the property OF
some people who are in the habit of
giving in their property at about one
tenth its valuation.
The old sycamore tree that stood
in the lot ut the corner of Harmony
and Spanish streets is no more. 1t
was dug up by the roots and Gifted
away to give room for the Masonic
Hall which is to cover The lot on which
it stood.
When goods show up their qua!.
ity, they are easily sold. and that is
the Ease when you go and take a looI
at the line which is carried by
Craessle: he has the best line of goods
in Southeast Missouri for quality. aud
this IL points reason for his ucces',
and 1t should be the success of every
one. Don't buy cheap goods, they
are high at any price the soonc you
step down on them the betttr it will
be for you.
Mrs. Bonner invites the ladies to
inspect her complete and fashionable
stock Of Millinery. She has secured
Miss Weber, the stylish trimmer of
st. Louis. who can please the most
fastidious in her art of decoration.
The sand-bar in front of the city
is now uncovered and our sand deal
ers should make hay while the sun
shines and lay i'll n supply of sand tor
the building boom next year.
Water works and gas works go
together, and when wafer works are
established in Cape Girardeau, VIC are
almost certain 10 have gas works.
This will be another boom for the city,
and a convenience VIC do not now ell
joy, for it will give us light all night.
Some of the boys are still celc-
brating the victory over old fogyism
that was gained at the election last
Tuesday. 1t was a great victory for
the Cape, but the celebration should
wind up, and those celebrating should
turn their attention to some other en-
tcrprise that would be equally as ben.
eiicial 10 the city q, water works.
"A respite was granted by Cover
nor Francis on Tuesday last to DIR.
John lIaru:n. who was sentenced to
he hanged at Poplar Bluff to-day. The
extension of time for the convicted
naI is until Thursday, November &c.
l!arbin's case appears to have some
peculiar features. and the respite was
granted in order that those who have
taken a great interest in the case
may have ample time to thoroughly |
examine into II.
Mr.. Ed. II. Engelmann. Secretary
Of tho southeastern District Agricult-
ural Society, informs us that he has
received n greater number of applica.
for privileges on the fair
grounds this year than ever before
received two weeks previous to the
opening of the Fair. lie says the
in every department this year
will go far ahead OF the entries of
any previous year.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
md Tower Il Carbon
road Company

Will sell tickets to the St. Louis Fair,
commencing Saturday, October 3rd,
good returning until Monday Octo-
Der 18th. Round trip SL.90. This
includes q ticket of admission to the
Fair. ADAMS & DEANE,
Agents.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

The following is the list of the
names o fthose pupils enrolled in Lor-
inner School who have neither been
absent or tardy, and who were perfect
in department for the month of Sep
TENDER:
ROOM l.
Edna Wilson.
ROOM ,.
Kate Dennis, Beulah Porterfield.
ROOM 5.
Alma Juden, Sadie Woody, Carrie
Shorb, Nora Shorb.
ROOM 4.
Nora Ciferd. Nora Mahukp, Bayard
Shorb. Rosie UhI. John IIeinzelmann.
Arno iIuters. Addie Wilson. Ella
Bohusack, Lille Scllildwein, Ida Jones,
Lizzie Mclaughlin, Gregory Wilson,
Lizzie kaechele.
htCAl ID.
Chas. Brinkmann. Luther Rhyme.
Clas. Beardslee, Freda Russler, Lou.
Use Chappcll.
ROOM 6.
Valera Mahuke. Amanda Scrader,
Tiliie Whitelaw, Percy Matthews, Jen-
ME Henry, Amanda Cross, Hattie
Stoll, Lille Dell. Josie Bray, Gerard
Sharp, Frank kohlkofi. Dale Barnard.
ROOM Z.
Marie Bergemann, Ethel ITuicrs.
Anita IIutcrs. Lydia Russler. Emma
S~chrader. Mayme Wildes, Smith Hall.
Martin Meier. Herman Meyers, Her
bert O'Donoghue, Poe Shorb, Otto
Schildwein.
ROOM 8.
Alvina Blcckwendt, Minnie Bodc,
Lizzie llolz, Ellen Judcn, Maggie
Morrison. Erna Mahukc, Emelia Stoll,
Anna Schradcr, Bertha Til. Alvina
Uhl, Matte Williams, E,tella Woody,
Julia Wilson. Willie Echcrt. Stuart
Henderson, Sillas Ullar, Laurence
liandol, Arthur Stock. Albert Will
Jams. Thomas Whitelaw.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
Notice.

All dealers in the county who de-
sire to sell the school books adopted
by the "Text Book Commissioners
will please make application to me in
writing, and | will contract with them
to sell the same.
All county papers will please copy.
Respectfully,
ID. +. LUsK,
County Commissioner.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
MRS. W. SCHRADFR,
D-WI

A Graduate, with hOnoro, OF the st. Louis
school Of Midwifery. and the ouiy graduate
Midwife In Cape Girardeau- Residence on
ISriv,ey strrct, two doors cas- OF Sprigg street
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
PENSIONS, BOENTIEs, &C
p. G. COOTER,
A T r N E Y,
Arcade Building, Main Street.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI,

Pensions. Increase Pensions, Bounties TOM
mutation of Rations, Land and Homestead anu
Prr-Emption Claims, AND ALL MINDS OF WAR
CLAIMS GIVEN 'FRONT.' ATTENTION
REFrEHEScE; Dilligcnt attention to business.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
st, Louis and New Orleans
Anchor Lime.
U. =.
Mail Line Steamers.

Leave 81. Louis for st. Joseph, Rodney; wa
~tcrproof, hatcher, bayou sara, Baton konse
anil New Orleans, Wednesdays and saturdays
at S O'Clock p. m. -
leave ST. Louis for Cape Girarieau. Cairo,
Memphis, Helena, Grecuville, Arkansas Sl.y'
and TicksbarS, Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana sat
urdays, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Returning: Leave yicksburg Tuesdays and
Thursdays, at 4 p. m, Sundays at 10 .. m;
Company's Office at 81. Louis on Wharfboat,
foot Of Chestnut Street
JOHN A. SCUDDER, President.
THTo. C.. ZEIGLKK, secretary
d.. I. PRATHER, Freight Agent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

wH-"> ItuYAL amu CnIrTEa. No. 10
hry;s al Masonic Hall. IIarinony stryei. ON the
f'rt and thirI saturdays of zach hnoiI;h at
EF. NJ. r. \. h.AGE
W. lioNNxY, Secretary. T.. u. L.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

ST. M,Ek's I"ruE Nc. 10, 4. r. & \. NJ
Meets at Masonic Hail. Harmony street ON the
srrond aud fourth Tuesday, OF each nI"a'h al :
J.. n. +. 4. kAGE,
GEo. Z. CnArrsLt. SrtrrtHr,. ". ".
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

JArE CurScIL, No. ~. Meets at Masonic
HALL, NhrIuunv street. on the second saturday
OF rarh inur,th at !. L. NJ.
W EpNNIS. W. l.. WILSON,
I:,1orirr. T.. T.. N.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03
Departure and Arrival Of Mails.

j NOs- J anu ! ruh SuhuaNh OhlN
p. II. CATCHER. Supt
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

Chas. Brinkmann. Luther Rhyme,
Cllas. Beardslee, Freda Russler, Lou.
Use Chappcll.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-03

Carr GIH.IpEAu LEGION No. 81, SELEuT
KNIGHTS oF .AskEicA.-Mrrt at the Masonic
Hall, Harmony street. the first and third Tues
days of each month at s 81.
+. W. FLENrGE, r. A. kAGE.
R,~,p1,r q
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-10
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
An Epitome Of the Doings Of the Ex-
ceedinsly wicked.

The general belief is that the soldiers
who are charged with the lynching Of
Hunt will be acquitted.
John Mazue, aged ls, is charged with
the brutal murder Of Annie Brunder Of
the same ape al DeIano. Mimi.
y cn,;th INA william Mason who
..hiad & M tha d dana, a ao,a !, e,ceans;Ja Gol
lpo'NL n Ky .I, uIpoi hane a" hen n arrssted
'"e o.noi n,ss' ""se ~" ii',S'e.
sixteen honfs G,Is. aiter antono I.a 1fanaao s
was hing az o'llton, !, q. L, l. resPise ,u dor
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-10
CABLEGRAMS.



The Jesuits are about 10 start news
paper in Rome.
Ths R,;t;sb Parliament will he nro-
.o1,ed nc arcnst &
- c-, - 4 r..,,.,-s to.,..
German Minister Of War, is dead.
F.o,.h anc;nas,s ays discussing the
,,oss;h;1;,, n : ro;lyoad acroas the 3esert
II Sahara
The French Cabinet is discussing an
appropriation Of 500 900 for the Chicago
Fair displavs.
Tho A,abs in Yemen have apain de-
feated the Turkish troops and eut the
telegraph lines.
Ne F,aneh. .sbaIdon wbo startad an
- asnlor;n., - axned;t;on in Africa has
81 sa.rrnpd = " zanz}bar serionsIy HI
s,,' r ~ : Fl, -, IIs.:
5rancs WI GolnPei do nay, y y pss .hn ~
i,uehnss y a,,.Ir .nS a,uy" IN. y hr H;nunl;ss
povr ,af,,ses n racocr;ze the bellioer-
81, ,;s,t,s II ths insurgents II Chill not.
..;thssan5;no III tha nyore;se II Iayoe terri.
49, 'S
II X 4 claimed that the Prince of Wales.
moi being newspaper reader ia unaware
of the storm of Journalistic indignation
aroused by the baccarat affair.
IN .,,....I...
lne frsncll nlllie.a i. iase Y. h ueel cansass aI y
ing tns wnea1 siluaaloh 9,V .. noii;e anu - y.
port that rrance Ia ao vii WI hays = ilaPOr. y
the lowest sV'VVO'vV pusne's " "iiea'
There are $50 cases OF ophthalmis
among the students Of the College o.
GoalaT, Germany. The malady has taker
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-10
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Arizona Indians Threaten to Kill the
White Population.

The sum OF Il, ,264, 10000 has been
paid 10 the survivors oil the war OF lSl2.
the Mexican war and the war OF the
Revolution.
Acting Secretary Spaulding has di.
rected that the three Cinnamon arrested
at Detroit ior entering this country in
violation OF law shall he sent to San
Francisco for deportation to China.
The Chinese legation at Washington
has received adyices stating that quiet
has been restored at Woo Hoo, China,
and that the Chinese government has
taken steps to prevent further outbreaks,
Captain Cotton, Commissioner OF the
Latin-American Department OF the
Worlds Fair, and who is now in British
Honduras, reports to the government
that the colony has given him much en-
couragement in regard to his mission
and agreed to accept the invitation from
the United States at the next meeting OF
the Council.
Commissioner Morgan OF the Indian
Bureau has received a telegram from Su-
perintendent OF the Moqui Pueblo In
dian School in Keam's Canyon, A. T., in
which he states that the Indians are
threatening to kill the whites and forci-
bly, take their children from the school.
The Commissioner referred the telegram
to the War Department, with recon-
mendatiOn that additional reinforce
ments be forwarded and the ringleaders
in the present trouble be arrested and
held pending the difficulty. The present
trouble has grown out of the fact that
the Indians are opposed to having their
children attend school.
The Chilian insurgent commissioners,
it is said, have letters from Minister
Egan which will insure them hearing
at the State Department. One thing the
commissioners want to explain il that
the failure Of Minister Egan's offer d
mediation is not due to them, as the Bal
maceda partisans claim. They will ask
the United States to recognize them a:
belligerents. France and other European
countries are ready to follow in the waks
OF this country. Ii is said the Chilian'
will ask the restoration OF the arms takeI
on board the Itate on the grounds thai
the neutrality laws were not violated
and that the only penalty to which tbs
vessel is subject is for violation OF por
regulations.
The Department Of State has been Re
titled Of the appointment by the British
government OF Sir George Baden Powell
and Mr.. Dawson as agents tovisit Alaski
and collect information respecting th'
seal fisheries. The statement comm!
from London that these men had beer
appointed arbiters is erroneous. Th'
negotiations looking to the arbitration o
the claims made by the United State
have not vet progressed to point tina
would permit the appointment Of arhi
tiers, and in fact the nature OF the arbi
tration itself has not been agreed upon
1t NAV be that Powell and Dawson vii
hereafter serve as representatives OF tn
British government upon the exper
commission, which the two nations ar
bound to send to Alaska, but it is alto
gether improbable that they will be ap
\ pointed arbiters, as their previous dutie
might be supposed to unfit them TO &C
judicially in the matter where they for
merly acted as partisan experts.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-10
Frost Lays Low Potato
Vines in Nevada.
THE ARID LAND CONVENTION.
Southern California Counties Adopt a
Graduated Schedule for As
sessing Fruit Trees.


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horsethieyes are agala conila,s' Nh.
aepreaatiohs IN 'iie eas'0in f'
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More than 1890 notarles puohe nave
been appointed since washington We
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Inc aslllailu l.u;1ys hsS go sh;n,,s5 @ t,ou,
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Various counties IN oregon are iss'.lnS
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lhS scnOone' i.o,a' % p;rats % Cove The
oan + rIan0lseo rIanu0s.s...sa - ,,.aai.a5 w;th 4ntal
ve-sea . wss w iepol'eu 'sp,,a "
'p - n ;.;s .n;. .,.;,.t
,hs P,nIsr n Hi and Sullivan Mining
Comnanvof Wartiner. Idaho, Itinvolved
t;tla ~ 'nyonsrtv valued at several mill
10, dollars
- 49, /, Narod. hos an
,,,;n,.d thirty delegates to the Arid Land
Eonrsn.;an @ IN; whieh meets in Salt Lake
G;tv Sentsmber I5 to discuss the irriga-
fion cnestion.
w W - ss- - amn,ovea in the y;r.
w IiTr,aLao LIT ~ ra;lrcaS sbons night
eIA ena AN Sru On macb;nerv for river mills
which are now running at full blast ON
ronstoct a u ores ,
Sixty men are st w9rk on w Iieine'
reservoir IN the san Jaeih.o Moul s s4iils: !:
when comple'ed !. WI e,s''ss ~ y y
danth ~ thirty-fiye feet.
The Indians at Arrina, n NJ, uely tlle
United States authorities, ana s.Iolg
force with holehkiss guns VIII plooa9ls
pc sent 70 maze arlests Y tiit.ia..s .h.s.. ~
nave Deen uoliis uani''sO anu '
ing HVes-
Warrants have been Issued at San Di-
ego for the members Of the Seamen's
Union who assaulted the captain Of the
steamer Hounslow and crnelly beat two
others who had assisted the Captain IN
securing Q crew.
President Woodruff and George Y.
Cannon Of the Mormon Church IN an
interview have defined the position o.
the church in regard to politics, which
they say Will no longer at1emps y seen
power In that way
San Diego is delighted over the iact
that Prof. Eames OF Pittsourgi the we'll
Known iron manufacturer, is prospecting
at the former place with the view oi es-
tablishing an iron plant there OF aOV
tons daily capacity.
The Bradstreet mercantile agency re-
ports twenty-seven failures in the Paclhc
Coast States and Territories for the past
week, as compared with fifteen ior the
previous week and sixteen for the cor
responding week Of 1890.
The proposition for an outfall TO the
ocean of the sewerage Of Los Angeles is
being discnesed IN ths ylsy Iounon VI
that city. ~ y Dslisveu , .aa. sae p,oEo, H
sltlon, aiInougn IWlce ueiee.eH J a' 'i'e
polls, Will eventuahy ue carrieu.
A 800, 900 endowment fund is being
raised for the Pacific Methodist College.
Dr.. Kelly Of Nashville, the newly elected
President will take charge OF the SCHOOL,