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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-02

and ii X Powell, Defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TBA1
~ by virtue Of an execution and ardel
IN Of sale issued out OF the aboyei
named court in the above entitled action]
/ will. on
saturday. she 2iih day Of October, Issr|
at the conrt house door, in the city q
f., Albany, Linn county, Oregon, q th1
ho1r OF O'Clock, p M, Of said day. sell
at public auction for cash in hand to thu
highest bidder, the real property des|
cribcd in said execution and order q
sale as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point 7.5O chains frorl|
the northeagt corner Of the donation
land claim Of Wilson Blain and wifej
! Not. 24e4 and claim No. Al, in the soutfA
east quarter of section Is, TIP IA SRI
west, in Linn county, Oregon, and rum
ming thence south 26.76 chains, thenc1
east 7.67 chains, thence south 53.3i
chains, thence north 50s west 55.5l
chains, thence north 1856 chains. thenc1
west 10 chains, thence north IL. Is chains;
thence east 20 chains, thence south Is. .0l
chains TO the corner in angle Of claim3
thence east 2G chains to the place Of bel
ginning, containing 2S4 acres, more ol
less. Also beginning at the point wherl
the line between sections Is and 10 n
the above TIP and range crosses the wed
line OF the above donation land claim "A
Wilson Blain, and running thence easl
1000 chains, thence south 30. 20 chainsz
thence north 81 west 7.50 chains. thence
north 1870 chains, thence west l5. 20 chs.
thence north 29' so east 1920 ciainsE
thence east 3.74 chains, to the place 81
beginning containing 32i. acres, nor
or less, all in Linn county, Oregon. Alsi
Commencing at a point 1872 chaini
1 north OF the corner in the angle in thu
land claim OF Wilson Blain, deceased
| and running thence west 26 chaina
thence north 1880 chains, to the cornel
OF Mr Worth's land, thence east SIS
chains, thence south 3.4l chains to th1
southwest corner Of the u. p. church lo.l
thence east 1.25 chains, thence soutll
l.S6 chains to the corner of Worth'a
land, thence east 1925 chains, thencs
south 7.23 chains TO the place OF begin
ming, containing 2l.93 acres. 4
The proceeds arising from the sale a
the two tracts of real property firstabov@
described, to be applied: First-to tha
payment OF the costs of and upon said
writ. Second-to the payment Of tha
sum OF $2262 65 with interest thereon al
the rate OF 5 per cent per annum funl
November, 1890, and the further SUN d
500 attorneys fees with per cent fEterI
est from said November 4th. 1890; andi
Third-to the payment of the sum q
Sl5Se 90 with interest thereon at 10 pei
cent per annuw from November 4thI
1880, and the further sum Of $50 attorl
neys fees Cess the sum Of 1921 paid.
thereon January 10th, 1871 And thd
proceeds arising from the sale of thd
tract of real property last above described
to be applied to the payment Of what
ever amount that may remain due Of tha
sum last above named.
Dated this 23d day Of September, 1911
NJ. SCOTT, ,gH
Sheriff OF Linn county, Ores
By G. E. Scorr, Deputy. (9-S
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Hon. Clark E. Carr, United States Min
lister to Denmark, has received notice OF
the removal Of the prohibition placed upon
the importation of American pork into
Denmark, which has been enforced since
March, 1883. The authorities Atate tina,
duly inspected American pork will hence
forth be admitted into Denmark.
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~ AfAs gbshf Ivh1s " sf1ftttf t/IfEIOJl yOT
H,e Comfy Of Linn !:
n Ehret, Plaintiff.
W.
Geo Pfsu. Defendant.
IAI0T1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undeTsigned the duly appointed,
IN gIiiasl add acting Rscsiysf; ia the
| above entitled action, will on
Saturday. ths Jri day or October, 1887
at the Court House d>sr 10 the city of AL
bany, Lon county, Oregon, at the hour oi
10 o'clock IN, cell at pabiic auti0n for cash
10 hand 70 the highest bidder. all tho p, OF
er.y belonging 70 Geo ffau and X Ehret,
partners doing business under the firm name
Of Geo Pfaa * Co. described ~ follows, 70
wit. The Citv Brewcfy. situated on th,
southwest quarter of block No n, in tn,
Eastern addition 10 the city Of Albany, Lint
county, Oregon, lncln.iing all buildings, ma
chinery, boiier a3d engine, cold storage, ice
machine. casks, kettles, tuls. kegs anc
ev' rything connected therswith, ,incudinz q
good tile to the real property herein de
scribed.
Dated thi, 2'd day o: Sep. 1891.
GEO HUMPHREY
I Receiy,v
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at their feet. .'Fasten your end Of that rope
to the timber" they heard voice cry, ''and
we viii do the same" Once securely tied
about the post the men consulted rs 10 who
should make ihs ATTEMPT TO cross the chasm,
hand over hand, suspended from the rope. II
did not take long for Carson Delong TO make
up his mind 10 Try Il, aud bidding his com
panions goodby, the intrepid fellow flung
himself into space. Hand over hand he went
on his journey. The rope cracked and swayed
Several ,imes he thought he would fall, but
with strained muscles and u stout heart De !.
long went over, and al was safe. The others
followed, and when the last had crossed they
first wcpt like cLildtea and then eheercd loud
and long. When they were holsted In the
surface 1000 persons eheered and danced with
Joy.
Terrible ifavec by wind.
ST PAUL, MINI, Sept 27,--A farmer from
I,aseo county, in the northern PAT, Of the state
was at the capitol yesterday, and said the
havoc recently wrought by 'he wind-storm
among the forests Of that section could not be
appreciated. Ile estimated that about so,ooo,-
600 feet Of timber was blown down.
e3ooo Reward for his Captare.
VisAiiA, Cal. Sept sS--Gra,,on Dalton
made his escape nom the county jail las, nigh,
lie was 10 be sentenced Monday next on eon-
viction Of the Ahla train robbery. John Beck
awaiting trial for horse stealing, and w
Smith, for burglariring car at rulaTe, arc
alSo gone, The delivery was made by open
Ing an non window In the basement with q
key and then opening kitchen door with Q
different key aud the cell door with another
As the men passed out. the doors were agar
locked, and nothing was known Of their es-
caye until this morning. George Mckinley
living four miles south OF town. esms-in las
night to attend church and hitched his horuel
IN the courthouse plaza. The horses snt
buggy were gone al So'eloek las: night. an,
they are supposed To have been taken by th.
escapes.
The Prairie Fires.
WILLiAMsPoRr. N D, Sept 2s.-Georg,
W Johnson and his son, who lived near Bcav.
CT creek. were turned 10 death 10 a prairie hF
Mr. Taboria. livinf near here. will pfobsbi
die from the effects Of burns. No iarihe
news can he learned IRON the Holland settle
tnent. thirty. Eve miles south Of here. ThTe
men are known 10 ha &c psrished there. 1h
loss there Ia estimated at $4,000.
Another suis.
SALEM, Sept. aS.--c w Johnson, Of Rose
burg, who sustained spraia Of the ahoulde
In the Lake Lohish train wreck on the South
eru Pacific railway las, November. today ile'
papers he-e in The eireui. court in suit 10
damages. Johnson seeks to reeove damage
in the sum OF $4,000. This Is abou. ,h
twentieth suit growing out Of tho same nc
eideng.
tnktad araEit.
LONDON, Sep, s6.-Dom Pedro ie reperie
10 be disappointed BY the emphatic Tefasal Q
the Brazilian eoagFe's TO gran. him leave &
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THs
IN undersigned has been hy the county court for
Linn county OFegon duly appointed executor Of he
last viii and testament ot Jonathan Card deceased
late Of Linn county. Oregon, All persons having
claims against sAis estate hershy required "a
present the properly verified as by Law required
10 the undersignrd 81 Waterloo, OTegoa. within six
months fron shis date.
This 5th day Of septsnsber 1891.
o. +. CARD.
wEGTHERsoKb. Executor.
ATTY for Executor. GID
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n tie County Court o. Linn County. OtegoH.
G. F. wRIonr. Plaintiff,
W.
MAaY A. Lorfus, Defendant.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN by virtue Of an execution and orde:
IN oi sale Issued out oi the above
named court in the above entitled action,
l will, on
Saturday. the sIth day OF ostsber. 1891,
at the court house door In the
city oi Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
at the hour Of o'clock. p IN, of said day,
sell at public auction, for cash in hand
to the highest bidder, the real property
described in said execution and order OF
sale as follows, to-wit: Commencing at
the 5 L corner of the lands owned by
Savanna Boggs, in donation land claim
No. ~, Not. No. 1850. on the 18th day of
August, 1889, in Linn county, Oregon,
and running thence n 90 feet, thence
w 10 the bank OF the Willamette river,
| thence south 60 feet along the bank OF
said river, thence east 10 the place OF be-
ginning. Also the following tract OF
, land: Beginning At the n l. corner OF
jeremiah Hays land IN donation claim
No. IL Not. No. 1853. in Linn county,
Oregon, thence north 30 feet, thence
west to the bank Of the Willamette river,
| thence south along the bank of said river
10 the \ w corner of Jeremiah Hay's
land in donation claim No. ~, Not. No
2s59, in said county and state, thence f.
TO the Place OF beginning.
The proceeds arising from the sale Of
said premises 10 be applied as follows
/ First-to the payment of the costs OF and
upon this writ, and the original costs
taxed at SIG 10. Second-to the pay
ment oi plaintiffs claim, amounting to
/ the sum of $lS 81.
Dated this 10Th day OF September. 1891.
NJ. SCOTT,
! Sheriff OF Linn county, Oregon.
BY c. +. scorT, deputy. (9-25)
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT o. p.
IN coshow, ir, the undersigned. has this day been
appointsd administrator Of the estate Of Henry
eraser, deceased. Allpersons having claims against
said estate must present said claims to the under
sghe at tina Office OF Westherfoxd In the city of
Albany, Linn county, orcgoa. properly verihed,
within six months from this date.
Dated this 21st day OF September. 1891
o, p. COSH0W, ia,
WsAfHEsFsRD, Administrator,
Atty for Admr. (925)
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT III
IN undersigned has been by order OF the eoun>
court Of Linn county, Oregon, duly appointed exc,
utrix OF the last will and testament OF L Croft
deceased. All persons having claims against sAi
estate are hereby required 10 present the same prop
eriy verified TO Galbraith, at the 6face a tn
Albany woelen Mills company, in Albany, oreg71
on or before six months from this date.
September 1lth, 1891 MARY CROFT,
Exeeutri
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Mckinley was interviewed in Chicago the
other day and expressed himself as sanguine
ly certain that he viii be elected, but would
not enter into figures. Ills chances certainly
now appear the best.
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In Science a correspondent relates that
recently, near New York, he saw no less
than six strokes Of lightning following the
same Path-a nearly vertical one--in quick
succession. "I am MT aware" he adds,
'that 80 many eonsC eutive strokes have
ever been noticed before"
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The lake which has the highest elevation
Of any in the world is Green Lake, Colorado
Its surface is Io.251 feet above the level Of the
sea. 10 some places it is over 900 feet 1ecP.
The greatest depth ofthe ocean Is s7.63o feet.
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1t must be very humilialing to Mr. Nc
Kinley to have to admit that our enormous
wheat surplus this year would SO a beg
ginS II Il were not for the foreign paupers
with whom Il Is so much against our In
terests 10 trade
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SOCKS FOR MCKINLEY.

The New York World furnishes the fol.
lowing:
Samuel u Frew came 10 this country
from Belfast, North Ireland, six years ago.
lie liked the American climate and the
American people, but he could not endure
Amehcan stockings. lie longed i.r the
confOrtable, home-knit hosiery Of old Ire
land. And so finally he wrote 10 his
mother in ireland to send him some stock.
ings. She was glad to please her boy and
so she knitted six pairs OF Irish stockings
and sent them TO her sor
Bot she didn't wr'' Il efs, for she
wanted them to be ,u and th- first
young Frew knew ol meter was wher
bulky document arrived from the Gus
tom-honse. II was as follows:
Samuel ID Frew 10 the Morris European
and American Express Company, Gus
tom -liouse brokers and forwarding
agents, DR..
To specific duty on one pound manu-
factured wool, st 4oH cents. SO so
To ad-volorem duty on articles val
urd at 81, at 90 per cent ... I.1o
Reinburssinents,c charges and freight. 80
United States bonded storage and
Ialor ..;......; ;.;:............ so
Carriage, shipping or delivery. ...... AZ
IostaSe, &c. ..... =. ....s,........... as
entries, &c......... so
Total. ................... ..$3 81
When Frew looked AT the bill he thought
the Custom House was at fault, so he
went home and hunted up a tariff book
and figured out just what the tariff ought
10 be. Here Is the way he made II:
Ad vaIorem dety on articles valued
at "a, at 40 per cent..........$ 80
Specific duty on pound manufact
urcd wool at IS cents ....... az
-
Iothl. ........... .ss.....s....... DI.I5
Frew went back to the express Office In
dlgnant at the thoughtof being so imposed
upon and handed the clerk the bill as he
made is out. The clerk looked at Il aud
laughed .sOh that was under the old
tariff blll," said he. "1his other bill Is
made out according to Mr. McKiniey's new
tariff laws
"You won't accept my bill, tliesi' said
Frew.
"No," answered the official.
Frew thought for moment Then he
called the clerk aside and whispered con-
fidentia;ly;
.'You tel. that d--d Mckinley that ne
can have my stsckings."
The stockings are still at the Custom
house. ard after the expiration OF the re-
qulrcd time they will be sold at public auc-
ton same as the Astor dresses were.
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London papers are assuring their readers
that the United States can export 400 1000,
600 bushels Of Indian corn, and that an ex.
ira shilling per bushel wilt attract enough
to supply all Europe.
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Tie FIRST telegnphie instrument was sue
eessfully operated bY S F B Morse, the in
ventor, IN 1885, though its utility was no
demonstrated to the world until IS47
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The value Of the Gotten goods produced
in Massachusetts last year was $685.
746. Boots and shoes stood next In the
important industries, with $SS.o3oo3s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-02

IT. cannot be denied tina: the young men
Of this country, including the sons of the
founders of the republican party, arc now
identified with the democratic Par;y.-J )
CLgrkSoR.
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A Chinese bank pote ofthe Ming dynasty.
about 1868. has been presented to the British
museum. It is 900 years older than the frs,
bank note issued in Europe.
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A mail worm Is stripping the foliIge from
the hemlock trees in PennsylVnil, and the
large number OF interests Of that state are
threatened with destruction.
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WHEAT. 81 CENTS.
TO THE LADIES.

On Thursday and Friday. Oct 1st and
End, the Ladies Bazaar will have their
grand opening Of fall and winter miliin-
cry. Ali are most cordially invited to be
present. Mrs. II. j. SowER.
A 6ns lios Of crooksry ware a; Conn &
Heudricsou's
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In January, I775 500 In silver was
worth $ios In Continental enrreneyi In
January, r77S Il was worth $5aS; In jan
uary, I779 $74a; In January, 1850, tao34
In January, 1881, $1,000.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned haa been duly appointed by the
county court for Linn county, Oregon administrator
OF the estate Of VIM H Mcbride late OF Linn
county, Oregon, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them properly verified to the undersigned al his
residence three miles west OF Shedds In Linn county.
Oregon, within six mouths from this date
Dated Sept 22nd, 1891.
A MCBRIDE,
III n HHvKr. Administrator.
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South Dakota has the largest nlesian well
in the world. It shoots water TAO feet above
he surface.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NYoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
IN dersigned has this day been appointed admin
strator Of the estate of Chas Renhart late OF Linn
county. Oregon, deceased, BY ths county court Of
Linn county Oregon Al persons having claims
the cams properly verified to the undersigned at
Brownsville Greg. within six months from this date
Septsmters 4, 1891,
Gna HuNfaHxT kdmini1tr1for
&taV fer N[,astmf1r1t ar. fo41} N4
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"Mr Mckinley entered the House with
the tariff bill under his arm" lie enters
the Ohio campaign with It on his back.
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"ANTED by the undsrsignsd, 10
w cords of maple chair timber. Gall
at our shop near Farmers Warehouse,
Albany, Oregon. r. VEAL e. SON.
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LARGEST - ASSORTMENT
-oF -
HEATING STOVES.
AT
MATTHEWS & wAsHBURN's
Letter List.

Following rs the list Of letters remaining
in the post office AZ Albany. Linn county.
Oregon, Sept. %. 1891. Persons calling for
these letters must give the date on which
kh.., .vara al srtiaad
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Riremens A,soelHsisn

VICTORIA, D c. Sept 10. -Al,leu
terday was set for tie first race Of the North
western FireLsea'S Association, owing 10 ,ain
the contest had o, be postponed til this moro
ing. The visiting hremcn and local depart
mrnt eobienied themselves yesterday with a
street parade A. meeting Of the association
when the following officers were eleeied: Chief
Liis; president, Seattle, Wash; Chief Car
lie. FRS. vice president, Vancouver, Is C.;
Chief Ails, second vice president, Port
Townsend; s B Lynn, third vice. president,
Aberdeen, cniei Merritt, fourth vice-presi-
dent, Port Angeles, Chief Scales, fifth Vice
president, Nanaimo; c w Waits, secretary,
Albany. Orej w r D1gan, taessurer, Salem;
w ii Warner, S,atiStieian. Albany Or.
Board Of directors: + 7 Howard, Salem Or:
Foreman Hines. Victoria; T. N Hart, Walla
Walla. Committee on rryision Of by laws:
y S Worsley, Astoria; Chief Merritt, Port
IoEnsend; Chief Hills, Por; Angeles, Wash.
Settlers Fleeing.
SPOKANE, Sept 2o.-fbe latest reports
from the caispel country indicate thi. great
excitement still prevails there Many settlers
are fleeing from their homes TO places Of safety
General Carlin, commander OF the troops now
eneamped ID this city, has received instruc-
lions fiom BIigadier General Kau,z 20 move
bis command into Calispel valley in case !, i
necessary 10 project The lives aGd property oi
settlers.
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Two Men ssId

REDDIiG, Sept 29.-I here was another
robbery Of the Redding anJ Aluras stage 'hs
morning, this tim. gear saltwater, nine miles
from Refdng and six miles from the place OF
The last robbery. To higbwayman masked
and armed with pistols. ordered The driver to
throw out The box. This he did. when they
demanded an ak or hammer and the driver
gave them monkey wrench. They examin.
ed the mail sacks but did not take them.
They also tooA the drivers purse but L beinfi
empty gave it back. II is not known how
much they got from The express box. When
toe news was rcceived here pusse went in
search Of them, bur have discovered no clues.
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Turned J.w.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Sept 2o.-Lena
Nublsr. the 10 year.old dsughter Of christo-
pher Kubler, Of Baltimore, and Lutheran in
faith, embraced Judaism in this city last Sat-
urday. She wss visiting the family OF Eman-
uel Jacks, y, to whom she is bctrothed
and ON whose account shc changed her creed
M IS Kubler pnoenceB Christianity at the
Williams street synagogue. The Rev Rabbi
Whine officiaied. She will remain in New
Haven until her marriage.
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LONDON. Sep, s6.-Dom Pedro ie reported
TO be disappointed BY the emphatic Isfasal Of
the Brazilian eoagre's TO gran. him leave Of
tears came into hts eyes every time that BrsEil
Is mentioned in his presence. All that he
asked was the privilege Of dylng an BRAZIL, AMI
this has been denied him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-02

PorTLANp, Sept 2o.-A BumenlhaI, an
Esst Portland clo'hing merchant. was arrested
Yesterday on wanrpt issued by Justice Wood
charging hi,u with selling goods on Sunday.
The comph'lil IS sworn TO by NJ Raphael, a
rival clo'hing merchant. Buman,hai Is err
gage1 in blsiness on Fourth and J streets,
ami Raphael claims to have clear ease
against him. Blumrnlbal will have an ex-
animation before Justice Wood at bajy past
nine o'clock this forenoon.
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Linn County.
Sylvester Pennoyer, governor, |
Geo w Mcbride, secretary Of
state, and Geo w Webb, treas-
urer OF the state Of oregon,
constituting the board Of COM
missioners for the sale OF
school land and the manage
ment Of the Agricultural col
lege and common school fund,
Plaintiffs.
w b Smith. Lucy + Smith, his
wife, w r Kirk, w r Cochran,
and ii Il Powell, Defendants.
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sHERIfPS SALE.

IN Ae ciyena Court orHe Sfatc Of Oegon 70
Linn Comfy.
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SaEalFFs SALE.

n dse County Court q Linn County. oregon.
@. +. WRIGHT. Plaintiff,
W.
NJ Any Tnrff-R Dcfsndant
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Rrseasd from Death.

SHAMoKIN, p, Sept a7.--For eight hours
todav sixteen msn were imprisoned in an old
chamber in the Hickory Ridge c,al mine, moi
knowing what second they would be crushed
to death. A sinking pillar had left them with
chasm 90 feet deep in front OF them. For
several hours an attempt was made to get
rope scfoss. Al last lie prayed for rope fell
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

40 In Tie Circuit Court Of f1e. .Sfote Of Oregon I'm
de Comfy Of Linn
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A IIis.omrI Earlhqua..e.

Sr LOUIS. Sept a6.--Aa ear'hqiake shock
occurred AT Io:S' lo,ght. The vibrations
we're distinctly felt passing soaib, lasting
auout ten seconds. 1t Is not thought any
damage was done. AT one newspaper Office
me compoSi'o-s left their cases and rushed 10
the streets. People we're awakened from
sleep, particularly from the west end, and
rushed to the streets In their night clothes.
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