Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-10-14


Dr. Cronin Of Chicago, OF which there
seems but little doubt, 1t will only be
another confirmation Of the truth Of the
proverb, murder will OUT
Married, at Mayyille, Friday, Oct. Z,
1892, Mr.. Arthur stitt to Miss Eva J !.
Pentecost. They were married in the
church by the Baptist minister, Rev.
Howerton, before a large crowd Of
friends. The happy couple left Monday
for Linn county, where they expect to
reside.
In the matter Of newspaper advertise
ing, the Northern Pacific stands fourth
in the list Of railroads Of the United
States. During the last fiscal year it
spent the sum Of $i12,s43 for advertise
ing. The Pennsylvania line heads the
list with an annual advertising account
OF 1890, Ill.
DR.. Engene Clymer Of Emmet, Idaho,
made flying visit trip to Fossil Tues
day, returning Wednesday. He informs
US that he IL doing well at his profession
but Is not married yet. Ills brother
Vance IL also doing well at Huntington.
A little red-haired girl baby now adorns
Vance'a home.
The people of this country take at
least enough interest in pugilistic mat
ters to read with much qualification that
Charley Mitchell at present forms part
Of the interior decoration Of an English
dungeon. He was sentenced TO two
months imprisonment at hard labor for
an unprovoked brutal assault upon an
old man.
A large crowd OF invited guests, princi-
pally young folks, assembled at Mad
docks spacious hotel Tuesday evening
and gave Frankly delightful little party
in honor Of his 18th birthday. The even
ing was spent in plays, music and dane
ing, and at IL O'Clock a fine supper was
served to the merry crowd, and all went
home happy.
Great preparations are being made by
our teachers and pupils for the exercises
on the 2lst inst. The program is very
interesting and large crowd is expected
to be present. Five or six old veterans
have already signified their intention 10
be present TO take part in the proceed
ings, and the blowout will be worth com
ing miles TO see and hear.
Mrs. Il. Il. Smith went over to their
farm four miles east OF Lone Rock last
week and returned Saturday with
large quantity Of as fine fruit as we have
seen in the country. The GLOBE force
sampled some il and knows whereof it
speaks. Mr.. Smith has splendid farm,
well improved, with fine young or
chard growing thereon.
s. b. Barker returned home this week
with his sheep which pastured in the
mountains near Austin, Grant county,
since spring. j. A. Spaulding and j. M.
Cameron who pastured their sheep in
that vicinity also, are on their way
home. Mr. Barker says ali OF them had
splendid luck with their sheep, all being
in excellent condition.
A. J. Smithson, one OF the wealthiest
men in Albina, posted notice in prom
inent place this week, offering to bet
$l5, 900 to $4,000 that Cleveland win be
elected president, the offer to hold good
till election day. In New York City a
number Of heavy to bets have been
made that Cleveland will carry New
York by $4,000 plurality.
The presidential election takes place
in three weeks from Tuesday, and yet
very little interest has been awakened
in the campaign. The only election
news Of the past week that is anywise
sensational Is that OF the detection OF
Judge Gresham and Wayne McNeigh,
who was attorney general under Arthur,
both Of whom declare their intention
to vote for Cleveland.
Billy Mack met with painful acci-
dent Saturday while in the vicinity Of
Wagner. About "a OF the only thumb the
poor fellow had, was caught between the
saddle-horn and rope with which he was
leading another horse, and was so badly
torn and cut rs to make amputation nee
essary, Or. Nicklin performing the oper-
alton. Billy has but one arm and can
ill afford to lose the thumb.
Chas. Slater has made preparations
for another weeks races at his place in
Lost Valley, commencing Oct. 18th, next
Monday. First day-40O-yd race, purse
$40, entrance $40, to be added to purse.
I'd day--300-yd race, purse Sl5, entrance
$40 to be added to purse, Both races free
to all. Dancing each night. Nowhiskey
or rackets allowed on the ground. Meals