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ESTRAY.

Came to my place seven miles from
Hood River, about the middle of Dec
ember 1891, red steer, two years old
next spring, end Of tail white, ear
marked a crop off right ear and under
hit in in same ear, no brands visible.
Owner will pay charges and take him
away. CHARLES EHRCK.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given to all whom It may
concern that the partnership heretofore ex-
isting between us the undersigned, doing
business ut Hood River Oregon, under the
firm name and style of Blowers & Crowell is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. A. =.
Blowers will collect all bills. All persons
holding claims against said firm are notified
to present them at once.
A. 8. BLOWERS,
GEO. y. CRowELL.
Dated December lst 1891
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Vancouver, wash Dec. ~ 1891
To August f. Wilkin and all whom It may
concern.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intcn-
tlon To make final proof In support of his
claim and that said proofs viii be made
before ". Il. Dunbar Commissioner United
StateTCircuit Court for District of washington
at Goldendale, washington on March, 10, 1852
viz: '-'
Frank Shaw.
Homestead Entry No. 5977 for the W Ikof 4
" ~ G 4 offs W 4 and sw 4 ofSeL section
y, township north OF range IL east VIII mer.
He names the following witnesses to prnye
his continuous residene eupon and cultivation
Of said land, viz Richard Granville, William
McGrath, Herman kuhnhauscn, Oscar Kuhn
hausen all OF Glenwoud +. q. Washinrton
Jn2-fbyB JOHN ID. GEoGHEGAN. Register.
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FOR SALE.

Young mare weighs about 1900 lbs,
works single or double; new buggy and
harness. Will sell or trade for town
lots orOther real estate.
A. S. BLOWERS.
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The remains of the Duke of Clarence
were buried at Sandringham, England,
Wednesday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-01-23
FOR SALE.

A fresh milk COW, years old. Price,
S35. Apply to j. Hunsaker, White
Salmon, Washington.
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w7rfw Don"e buy n wheel with tire
lN put on any other way. II makes
.,l..5 tho wheel last twice as long.
HIM This out shows the way oar
1HTN tlro ls put onto the wheel and
oriuTpad, besides being boltod
- on. We own the exclusive pat
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THE U. +. ASSEMBLY,
Tho First Days Session Mt Fittsburgli-stn.
ttstics OF the Church,

Tho First Days Session Mt Pittsburgh-Stn.
ttstics OF the Church.
PIrrsBuRoH, Pa, May 26.-The thir.
ty-fourth general assembly ofthe United
Presbyterian church was formally open
cd in the Second U. p. church, Ale
gheny, at 10 o'clock this morning by
acting moderator Rev. DR.. WV. White,
OF Nenia, Ohio. DR.. W. J. Reid, OF this
city, was secretary. Three names were
presented for moderator, Reys. Drs. Da-
vid McDill, OF Ncnia, ]. 7. Mcclure, OF
Wheeling, and DR.. Robert Stewart, of
India. DR.. McDill was elected on the
second ballot. Upon taking the chair,
he said: The assaults on the new testa-
mcnt were being pressed vigorously.
This was no time to loiter.
Resolutions were then adopted ex
pressing pleasure over the positions
taken by many representatives OF the
National Congress in opposition to the
opening Of the Worlds Fair on Sum
days and the sale OF liquor on tho
grounds; also expressing hopes that no
appropriation would be made except
upon condition that the gates arc
closed on Sundays and the sale OF
liquor prohibited.
The report on statistics showed sixty
presbyteries, 542 ministers with charges;
254 thout, 10 ministers received, a
ordained, 10 died and I dismissed. r.
: The total membership was 100, ,OlS, an
increase of 5000; the total number Of
Sabbath schools was 1880, with 9s.S59
scholars. The total contributions were
Sl,2S6, ,2SS. - :
The church extension report showed
abalance on hand OF S9,9S2 ~, with
total appropriations OF S39,53O.
There were 76 beneliciaries OF the
board Of education, with receipts OF
Sl2,0l3 10.
The board of home missions expended
Sl,09S 500. s'55.' p EE'.5
The third Sunday in October was
recommended as day OF special prayer
for the Sunday schools. 5s.-s.
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THE BREWERS CONVENTION



Decided to Hold m international Con.
gress-0iIcers Elected.
BosroS, May 2G.-The United States
Brewers Association held their second
and last session OF the annual meeting
to-day.
The special committee on tho interna
tional Congress and Columbian Worlds
Exposition recommended that the
whole matter OF the brewers exhibit
be referred to tho board OF trustees.
Mr.. Henry CIauscn, jr., of New York,
moved that the sense OF the meeting
be taken as TO the adyisability OF hay.
ing an exhibit, and also on holding an
international congress. A count was
taken on the holding OF an information.
al congress, resulting in SO to 20 in
favor SAL
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Ellis
Wainwright, St. Louis, Mo. |; vice-presi
dents, Henry Clausen, jr., New York
and Leo n. Enst, Chicago; treasurer
James Libeman, Brooklyn, n. Y,
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ANTI-HARRISON MEN
Garry tho Day In tho Twelfth In
diana District.
BITTER FIGHT IN CONVENTION,
Which Finally Instructs for Blaine.
Tho Defeated Harrison Candidate
FOR Permanent Chairman Attempts
to Take tho Chair aud Is Elected
from tho Piutform...Tho Antis Havo
Everything Their Own Way and
Make Use of!Thcir Advantage. 4

IT. WAYNE, ISp., May o6--Tho Twelfth
district convention met hero today.
Tho Harrison men nominnted L. W.
Walker, OF Noble county, as permanent
chairman, and the Harrison men
nominated Hon, J.W. Baker, Of White.
ly. county. Bd
The election OF chairman was ordered
to be taken by ballot by n vote Of SO to
IS. This was victory for the antis. !.
On taking the vote twenty.nine bal.
lots were cast for Baker and three bal.
lots were thrown in from tho counties
OF Dekalb, Noble and Stcubcn, which
1t was demanded should be counted at
the full! number Of delegates to which
these counties were entitled undor the
call. = If'''Ti
Tho temporary chairman decided that
they could not DO counted so. An ap.
peal was taken from the decision OF tile
chair, and he was sustained by vote
OF A to q, and the chairman declared
Baker elected. Great confusion ensued.
Mr.. Walker attempted to take the
chair, but WIS elected from the plat
form by tho temporary chairman. Mr..
Baker then took the chair. The con-
rention adjourned to 9:45 p. m. At 3:45
p. IN. the convention reasscmbled and
was called to order by Chairman Baker.
Resolutions endorsing the candidacy
OF Hon. James G. Blaine were then pre-.
sented and adopted, also instructing
delegates from tho Twelfth congress.
ionnl district to cast their vote for him
at Minneapolis T-
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: CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Before the Baptist Missionary Union
adjourned at Philadelphia yesterday
Rev. Thomas Dixon, OF New York, de-
nounced both political parties for the
passage OF the Chinese exclusion bill.
He declared it a disgrace to the coun-
try. q
The golden wedding OF the king and
queen OF Denmark was celebrated with
great pomp at Copenhagen. There was
n grand procession, ringing OF bells,
playing Of bands, and the day was a
general holiday.
The colored citizens state Democratic
organization OF New York mot at AL.
bany yesterday and adopted n platform
endorsing Governor Hills administra.
tion, and denouncing tile Republicans.
Yesterday the President proclaimed
the conclusion OF the reciprocity treaty
with Austria Hungary. 85lss;
\ The production OF tho Mel Donald oil
i! field yesterday was 5000 barrels.
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A posToFFICE ROBBED
Tho SIoundsrille Office Entered and Il
Sofs I,Yo,vn .,n., n,.s ,.ono rr,,..

Tho Moundsyille Office Entered. and tho
Safe Blown iopen7-orerss $500 Taken.
Word reached The city;yesterday that
tho night before thieves had broken
into the postofiice at Moundsville,
blown open the safe, and stolen be-
tween $500 and s4OO. The tools with
which the burglary was committed we're
stolen from a blacksmith shop near.
The amount lost consisted OF money and
stamps. An attempt was made to rob
tho office some time ago, but only q
small amount in the cash drawer was
secured. Yesterday the first conclusion
naturally was that 'Eggy" Condrey,
who lately escaped from the Mounds
vile jail, was concerned in the robbery,
and it is very like Eggy 10 go back and
show the people what good chance
they missed when they did not send
him to the pom. Burglaries may be ex-
pected to be frequent there in the near
future if Eggy is really hanging around.
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AsILvEn CONVENTION
Meets In Washington City-Gonerul War.
nor Presiding,

n
nor Presiding.
WAsHtSG7oS, D. c., May 26.-In re-
sponsc toa call issued April %, 1892, by
the national silver committee, for na.
tional convention Of "all who earnestly
favor the immediate restoration Of free
bi-metallic coinage in the United
States" about 100 delegates had assem-.
bled at noon.to-day in Concordia Hall,
and were called 10 order by Gen. A. J.
Warner, chairman OF the national com.
mittee. In taking the chair, Gcn.
Warner stated the objects sought to be
obtained by calling together the silver
men OF the country.
Judge lsuac Morris, OF Indiana, was
elected temporary chairman OF the con-
vention.
Judge Morris spoke at some length
upon the general subject OF silver. The
only proper question for the United
States to agree to considering an inter-
national monetary conference, the
speaker thought, was the question OF a
worlds legal ratio. Committees were
then appointed. ..=,,..,,4.s''H
At 3 o'clock the convention took a
recess.
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tho Methodist church. lie wanted the
women to come IN early II they came

"ohSn W Sonic al CuiiJ ~ tucy CuHle
In at all.
Dr.. Ficld, OF Philadelphia, held that
tho admission OF women would drive
tho young mon and boys out OF tho
church. lilo pleaded for thoyoung mon,
he said, by urging tho conference and
nll tho women OF the church not to In.
sist upon admitting women. A motion
was made TO lay DR.. lIamilton's amend.
mont OIL tho table.
Mr.. llamilton's amendment provides
that tho word ''laymen" rs applied to
lay. delegates must mean male delegates,
and IN case this Interpretation OF tho
word Is not sustained by two.thirds
vote OF tho annual conferences and 4
three-fourths vote Of tho general confer.
ence then tho word laymon. shall mean
both women and men, and will OF course
admit the women as lay delegates. DR..
llanilton's amendment was adopted by
vote Of o34 to l74. 'tH
Dr. llamilton's substitute was then
adopted by vote OF 24l to leo, to take
the place OF all other parts OF tho pa
per and bc submitted to tho annual
conferences. c
A resolution was submitted to ask tho
annual conferences to reduce tho ratio
OF representation from ono delegate for
each forty-iiyc ministers TO ono for
every ninety ministers in tho annual
conferences. 1t was adopted by vote
of lB7 to 1913. The object OF this is to
mako the general conference smaller
body. The roll was then called to sec
how many Of the delegates were present
and who they were at tho last session,
and after the approval OF the minutes
and the usual resolutions OF thanks, the
conference, after devotional exercises,
adjourned sine die.
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Ing 100000 for tho compilation OF stu.
tistlcs showing the progross OF the col
ored race from January l, 1903, to jan
uary !, 1903.
Mr.. Kilgore, Of Texas, objected, and
tho house went into committee OF the
whole (Alr. Lester, OF Georgia, In the
chair on tho Hundry civil approp ria.
tion bill. go gFEG
Tho pending question was on the sub
eet Of the Sunday closing Of the Worlds
Fair. Ia
After considerable debate on tho
nmendnent oflerod by. Mr.. johnson, OF
South Carolina, yesterday, tho substi-
tute offered by MIR. Stone requiring tho
filing OF MI agreement TO close the fair
on Sundays and prohibiting the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors on the grounds was
lost--4S to l3i. a. 51
Mr.. Dockcry, OF Missouri, then offered
as a substitute the following: ir 1fIs
Provided that tho government OK
hibit at tho Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton shall not be open to tho public Oh
Sunday" Adopted ,j-F %
Tho Worlds Fair paragraphs were e.
nally disposed OF. 5'li Ira
Tho committee proceeded to tho con.
siderntion OF tho clause appropriatiny
$4,000 for, the enforcement OF tho Chi
neso exclusion act.
To this, u substitute offered by Mr..
Loud, OF California, was pending, the
substitute appropriating SlB0.000 to
prevent the unlawful entry OF Chinese,
or registration Of Chinese now In tho
United States. and for the expenses OF
returning to China all Chinese persons
found to be unlawfully in tho United
States.
Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana, in opposing
tho substitute, stated that the esti.
mates for this servlce were only 500, 900.
After further debate, Mr.. Loud's sub.
stitnte was rejected, and on motion OF
Mr.. Holman, the appropriation carried
in the bill was increased TO $4,000.
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A1oER1lLroS, ARK, May 26.-Captain
Barnes, with Mr.. Crouch and six Of his
men, yesterday, rescued from the over.
flowed lands opposite the south Of the
Fourche 100 head OF horses mules and
cattle and eight families One colored
family, consisting OF nine persons, also
three colored men, we're capszed in n
skiF and were drowned. s5
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ONE OF THE FRUITS
OF tho Mckinley Bill-It stimulates Amer
lean Invention,

or the Mckinley Bill-It stimulates Amer
lean Invention.
Pl1rsBuRdI, Pa, May 26.-Tho test
OF the new method of tin plato manu-.
facture which was tried at Braddock
yesterday, proved so successful that n
factory will be established in that busy
borough in which tho process will be
used. Several dozen sheets OF tin plate
were made and the quality was all that
could be wished for. The tin pots used
are double, with the rolls set in an up.
right position on the top. A saving Of
both time and labor is secured. Only
two men arc required Mt each pot, the
usual number being three. The pro-
cess has been patented in tho United
States, but not in foreign countries.
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IN THE HOUSE,

"A Resolution Passed Requiring the Gov.
ern,nent Worlds Fair Exhibit to bs
Closed on SUNDAY.
WAsnlSGroS, May oG.-Mr. Cheat
ham, OF North Carolina. the colored
member who poured oil on the troubled
waters yesterdayinth the house, was rec
osnized this morning TO ask consent for
the consideration of abill appropriat-
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" Kicked byu lforAg.
Sptciol Dispatch 10 ne Ln.tlliqolctr.

Special Dlspdtca 10 .kht Instlliqaictr.
FLEMISeroS, w. Va, May 2e.-A
bright little ten-year-old son OF j. Cal
Dearing, whose homo is in Rhougc's
Harbor, one-fourth mile from here, met
with n painful accident by being kicked
on the leg by n horse here this evening.
His limb was broken and horribly
crushed Tho fracture was reduced by
Dr!SBurke,, al. g q, n '-1.' -
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Longstrecs Won.

GRAvEsESp RACE TRACK, May 26-
The great American stakes, worth ST.,
900 to the winner, $1,000 to the second
horse, s., 900 to the third horse was run
of this afternoon before an immense
crowd. The track was fast and the
weather fair. First race, FIVE furlongs.
Bellevue won. time l:444 Second Race
milo and furlong. Allan Banc won.
Time ! :55i Third race, Brooklyn cup
one mile and half. Lorgstrcct won.
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assembly has a special responsibility
rregarding tho doctrine Of tho church.
This Ia n general statement 10 which no
Presbyterian could mako any objection,
but II Is no reason why tho presbytery
Of Now York should DO ignored when
they dismissed the case. II dissatisfied
they should iramo charges. They
might havo then had n trial and a vor.
dict during tho past winter, but why Is
speed necessary Tho Importance OF
the case calla for the caution Of dclibcra.
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A Conditional Pardon,

sFtldl I71Spdlth 70 nc lhltll1cnctr. -7.-'-' nv
COLUMBUS, O., May 26.-The board Of
pardons recommended the pardon Of
James Collins, life prisoner sent up
from Athens county in February, 1887,
for murder. Pardon lis conditioned
that ne refrain from liquor the remain.
der Of his life.
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THE BRIGGS CASE
Comes Before the Presbyterian
General Assembly.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION

Argued by tho Respective
sIdcs...Dr. Briggs Holds That tho
Assembly is Not tho Body to Hear
tho Appcal..Thc Synod OF New York
Should Have Bccn tho judicial to
Pass Upon tho Casc..-Thc Appeal
Entertained.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

SCRANTON. Pa, May 26.-Dorflinger's
cut glass factory, twelve large buildings
attached to the works and O. Connor's
store at White Mills, Wayne county,
have been destroyed by fire. Loss, $3.50.
900; insurance, $4,000.
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poE7LAND, ORE, May o6.--Devotiona
exercises were conducted as usual at tho
Presbyterian general assembly this
morning Mr.. Bottone, OF Philadelphia,
oOjciating. Tho reading and approval
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cirou. Tent nIous Down,

Special Dftpaieh TO The ,Inttligtncer. "
WEsroN, W. Va, May 26.--Thc Miles
Orion circus was here to-day. A severe
rain and wind storm blew down the
tent while over three hundred people
were under 1t. No one was hurt. ~
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GARFIELD TEA is composed wholly OF
harmless herbs, hence its. effects can
never DO injurious. Why, then, take
nauseous pills, oils or catharlics that
coustipato? ru 4
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PARIS, May e6.-Thc death is an.
nounced at khokhand. Asiatic Russia,
Of NJ. Joseph Martin, the French OK.
plorer. q go
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OF minutes and
tho giving OF no.
tices consumed
more tim o go
that it was get.
ting late when
thc Q moderator
read from the
book OF discip.
linecallingattei-
tion 10 the sol.
emn business Of
the assembly as
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THE SILVER QUESTION
Senator Morgan Says It is.tho Most
Important Issue.
HIS RESOLUTION IN THE SENATE.

A Speech In Which Presidential Pos
siDllltics Cut u Flgure...Nir. Morgan
Says Cleveland Ought Not to Expect
tho Support of Free Coinage Men.
Full Text of Mr.. Stewards Bill...Tl,o
House Adopts tho Sunday Closlng
Provlsion.--Washington News. jr,
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FURTHER REASONS.

This appeal cannot bo entertained
because there are no preccdents to JUS.
tily 1t. 1t is the established usage OF
the supreme court 10 refer appeals
back to the synod.
Third-Thc appeal cannot DO enter.
tanned because 1t would deprive tho
defendant OF right. s.f Z
Fourtli-Tllc appeal cannot DO enter.
taincd because 1t might deprive more
than 100 ministers and elders Of tho
presbytery OF New York, who have
taken action IN the case by their. com.
plaint to tho synod, OF their right OF
complaint.
Sixth-rhe appeal cannot properly
be entertained because 1t should be
consolidated with complaint from
some OF the parties before the synod.
seventh-The appeal is irregular be-
cause notice was given to the prcsby-
tory OF the appeal TO tho synod OF New
York.
Eighth-The appeal cannot be enter.
tanned because complaint to the synod
signed by moro than one.third of those
who were present and voting in pres.
bytery acts as a stay until tho synod
decides whether the committee has tho
right to exist and therefore the right to
appeal.
The reading Of this paper took just
an hour and twenty-five minutes. The
floor was given to Col. AIcCook, OF New
York, on behalf 0 the appellants
Mr.. NlcCook asserted at length that
the past history OF the cases showed
that this committee is committee OF
prosecution and an original party.
This committee was appointed as q
prosecuting committee and every act
has been done in tho name Of the whole
church.
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TIE ArrEA1 ENTERTAINED.

Tho moderator then stated the ques-
ton was whether tho appeal be enter
tanned. The motion was carried in the
affirmative. The question then was
upon report OF the minority recon-
mending that the case be sent back to
the synod OF New York, which was laid
OH the table.
The majority report was then udopt-
ed. Then arose the question over the
records OF the case" The question
was whether the books contained the
true records. DR.. Brooks objected to
this book purportins to be the records
as inaccurate.
Judge Saylor made the point that the
stenographic report was not n report OF
the acts OF the prcsbytery, but OF occur
rences.
Judge Strevell, of Montana, gave no.
tice OF protest against the admissionof
the stenosraphic report. Adjourned
till tomorrow. ~,
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AN ENJOYABLE BANQUET
by the Builders ExchuhEo at tho Mo.
Lure House Last Evening.

HE Builders Ex.
change held its first
annual ban quet last
evening at the Nc
Lure House, and it
was a big success.
NV hon rPrnsidant
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y,


For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio. showers. followed by iaIr weather in
Ohio aud West Virginia; slightly cooler: winds
becoming west AZ { Z 81. 7l,,1.I 10
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
as furnished by C. ScnSErp, druggist. corn,r
Market aud Fourteenth streets -, ". 80