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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-11-11

Sunday schools in full blast, both on
Rock creek and Bunchgrass.
Mr.. C. H. Refs and son have return
ed from a trip to the "mountings," hence
this excellent item.
Born, Saturday, Nov. 5. 1892 to the
wife of VIM. Fletcher, near Shelby, a
member of the gentle sex.
Col. and Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Balding
visited friends and relatives on the
"krick" day or last week.
Joe Ward has just returned from a
visit to his little daughter Stella at Athe-
ma, and reports the little lady in splen-
did health.
Miss Hattie Phillips, who had been
very sick the past two weeks with scar
let fever, is now convalescing, we are
very glad to state.
L. 0. Ralston has secured the valuable
services of Constable w. H. Smell to
complete his mansion on Rock creek.
Med Acres has also been at work on the
building.
Mrs. Frank Stricklin has been very i'll
the past few days. but at last accounts
she was improving, under the care of
our new physician, DR.. Meiswanger, late
of Chicago.
Messrs. Frick and Smythe of Arling-
ton passed through this city" this week
on their way home from Long Creek,
where they were looking after their ex-
tensive sheep interests.
Mrs. NJ. Anderson of Brownsville, for
merly of this place, is making short
visit to her daughter, Mrs. j. W. Phil
lips. She expects to return home this
week, accompanied by her son Charley,
who will attend school at Brownsville.
Mrs. Brown, from the Willamette val
ley, is visiting at the home of her rela-
tives here. Mr.. and Mrs. A, j. Cochran.
Mr.. Cochran was up to Gilliam's capi-
tai and metropolis Tuesday on land bus
mess. He SAYS Condor is the liveliest
and best town in the state for it's size.
Messrs. John Phillips and Fred Doug
las have returned from their hunting
trip. John says they got sprinkle"
of game-but still the hams they took
along came in very handy along about
meal times. They made some remark
able Shots" but of course never hit any
thing-that is, any game.
In new and rapidly-improving coun-
try like this, it is no surprise to hear of
newcomers and additions in every local
ity. The latest addition is at Catlin's-
bouncing son. Pope steps higher than
blind horse in a ''yaller jackets nest"
He inquired the ~pther day OF our mer-
chant how many ards of sheepskuy ita
will take to make it u Ldfess. PdfiSa
"squarely in it, -
The most ENJOYABLE event of the sea-
son was the. "house- warming at Olex
on the evening of Nov. 4th, the occasion
being the dedication of L. o. Ralston's
rooms, recently built in connection with
his store. The apartments were full to
overhowing and standing room was at
premium. The entertainment was free
in every particular, the expense being
borne by the mercantile esta blishment
at Olex. The elite Of the denizens con-
tiguous to Olex were represented, and it
was most agreeable party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralston know exactly how to en-
tertain their guests in the most royal
manner. That many more such pleas
ant events will occur, is the wish Of your
correspondent. The supper was the
most tastily arranged and grandest ever
given in this section. TIFF.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-11-11
NEW BUTCHER SHOP.
JAMES aMULCARE. Prop,r.

am nov, prepared to furnish the people OF
Condon ana vicinity with the choicest OF fresh
meat OF all kinds, at all times. i run meat
wagon daily. Ny prices are the lowest In town.
and respectfully solicit your patronage. Shop
on Main st., next door toMaddocks s hotel Any.
one ~ the country wishing meat brought to the
house, VIII please notify me to that effect
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-11-11

Total electoral vote, IA; necessary to
choice, 223.
*The Legislature Of Michigan passed a
law requiring election OF IL Of the IA
electors by congressional districts.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-11-11
UMMoNs.

the County OF Gilliam
LYDIA PIGa, Plaintiff,
Vs. , In Euuity
JOSEPH l.. PIoa, nefendant>
To JOS l.. pigg, the above named defendant; In
the name OF the State OF Oregon you are hereby
required to appear and answer the complaint
filed against yon In the lbove.entitled court and
suit on or before the first day OF tho next regular
term thereof, to-wit I'd Monday OF April, 'a3. and
defendant viii tuke notice II he fails IL appear
or answer, the plaintiff viii take decree against
him, dissolying the bonds of lnatrlmony now w.
listing between plaintiff and defendant and that
tho plaintiff win be allowed To resume her maid
en- name, to-wit Lydia Duncan, and for costs aud
disbursements of this suit This summons ia
published by order Of w, L. Bradshaw, Judge az
the 7th judicial district OF the State Of Oregon
Dated Sept 10, 1872. G. W. REA,
s30-36 Atty for Plaintiff
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-11-11
Treasurer 8 Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
TO July |, 1892, will be paid on present
alton at my Office. Interest ceases on
and after this date.
HERBERT HALsTEAD,
County Treasurer.
Dated Oct. "A, 1892.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-11-11

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valuable Farm for Sale.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
Watterson Once More.

There are signs of reaction against the
candidacy of Mr. Cleveland; and not tina
least Of them Is the hostility OF Henry Waiter
son, who was formerly advocating his renomina'
tion. - 49,
in recent letter from Washington Mr.. Wat
terson asserts that Mr.. Hill Is out OF the way
aud that with any apprehension as 70 bis candi-
da,y alnyed IL would be political suicide for the
Democrats 10 put Mr. Cleveland In the Held.
The Kentucky editor declares himself con-
wheel after a careful study VI the situation,
that Mr. Cleveland would lose New York by a
plurality as large "a that by which he carried IL
agains. Judge Folger In 1882. lie csuld not
carry any OF the Republican States Of the North
vest, and he might lose West Virginia, Virginia.
md North Carolina.
IL has seemed TO US all along somewhat as II
looks TO MIR. Watterson now. glance over the
election returns Of 1883 as compared with those
OF 1884 ought 10 convince ANYBODY OF the fact
that Mr. Cleveland Is not an available candidate
even under the most favorable circumstances
But circumstances are far from favorable. There
Is bickering at many points and there IL open
strife In the Democratic party Of this state. The
movement for the May convention makes the
continuance OF strife a necessity. To carry II
out means disaster, and 10 abandon 1t contosse'
weakness IL was the greatest blunder ever
committed by Mr. Cleyelands friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
COMPULSORY PlLOTAGE
Again to the Front-Action OF staunton's
Chamber of Commerce.

In pursuance OF q resolution of the Rich
mond Chambe of Commerce the Commit
tees on James-River improvement, and
Outward Trade of that body met IN JOINT
session Yesterday afternoon 10 consider tho
pilotage question and take steps 10 prevent ap-
preparations 10 the work on James river IRON
beng preiudiced by the obnoxious feature OF
tho Virginia pilot LAWS.
The Richmond chamber has been Tor some
years endeayoring 70 get OIL through thc
Legislature abOlishing compulsory pilotage on
coastwise vessels. but has been defeated every
session. Now there Is bill before the United
States Senate to accomplish this end, and the
Richmond chamber is lahoring TO get the cham
bers OF the other cities ot the State 10 Work Tor
its adoption.
IL was the sense OF some Of tho members OF
the James River improvement Committee that
II was not within their province 70 interfere IN
the matter, bus n committee OF nVe was ap-
pointed TO consider the question and report.
The Staunton Chamber OF Commerce have, in
"A series OF resolutions, endorsed the bill pending
In the United States Senate. and In transmit
ing n CODY Of these resolutions 10 the Richmond
chamber, express the opinion that the Pilot AS
ISOLATION cannot give one solitary reason why
such grievous imposition and monopoly should
be maintained" and further gave ~ as their be-
lief that II the case was similarly presented u
the other chambers OF the state their unahl-
nous endorsement OF the measure could be had.
The question was fully discussed before the
Staunton Chamber by representatives from the
Richmond Chamber and the Pilot Association
| resp sctiyeiy for and against the bill, but was
acted upon by the other chambers Of the state
which have opposed the measure before tht
Richmond Chamber could send representative
To their meetings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
To Entertain the Delegates.

The joint committee from the Chamber
of Commerce and the Richmond Travel
lers' Association, appointed 10 provide for the
entertainment Of the delegates to the Travel
lers' Protective Association Convention at Old
Point. who will spend Tuesday. June 14th, IN
this city, has already decided upon tho features
OF the programme. II is proposed to drive the
visitors over the city, visiting the principal man.
ufacturing establishments, business places, and
points Of interest. and az night 70 entertain them
In a modest but suitable manner. circular
nas been addressed 10 the businessmen asking
them 10 contribute 70 the entertainments fund,
and the collecting committees will start out to-
day and call on those to whom these circulars
have been mailed. The full committee consists
OF Nessrs. T. r. Campbell, Z. A.. Saunders, Jr.,
A. ID. Landerkin, A. Is. Clarke. Joseph Waller
stein, S. c. SHIELD. William Reinhemer, George
Gibson Jr.. l. ID. Crenshaw, Jr., w. 7. Hancock.
q. l.. Brown, John q. Freeman, G. Z. Wingo, A.
Q. johnson, II. S. Christian, X. X. Robinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
RuMpUs IN PARLIAMENT.
A Socialist Member Of the House sus-
pended Mem. Con.

fBy Anglo American cable 70 the Dispatcn.J
LONDON, May 4.-Mr. Richard Haldane's
bill 10 confer upon local authorities power
TO compel landowners TO sell their land }n
order that il may be divided into smau
holdings was discussed In the House OIL 'on'i''o"'
to-day. ,,.n
member for East Fifeshire, spoke quietly III
favor OF the measure. lie contended mat .ho
owner OF the land on which human residences
are built Is not entitled TO the improved value
OF the land duo TO the increase OF population. In
that respect, Mr.. Aisquith held, land dinercd
from consols or commercial enterprise
Before he had an opportunity, however. to e1-
plain wherein this difference lies he was inter-
rupted by Mr. Cunningham Graham, the Social.
ist, who represents the Northwest DISTRICT OF
Lanarkshire, who excitedly asked: "How about
swindling the shareholders IN a company
Amid cries Of order Mr.. Graham shouted: II
have right to explain. This Is s"indnhs
speech'
The House was in great confusion. and Speaker
Peel called Mr.. Graham 20 ORDER The latter
retused TO be silent, and finally the Speaker
said: "The conduct OF the member is such
that / am compelled TO name Mr.. Grsnam.
This action was gree,e1 w,'n Iurs' sr" named ned
for standing up for socialism This caused re-
newei confusion, and az last the non. hehr,
Natthews. the Home Secretary, arose ana
moved that Mr.. Graham be suspended. 10 THIS
Mr. Graham said. "oh, suspendl don't care.
Mr. Matthew'S motion was seconded, put
TO the House, and adopted WITHOUT
dissenting vote. When the result was
nnnounced, Mr.. Graham said: "Mr. Speaker, l
beg 20 apologize for eny apparent discourtesy 20
Won, but consider that have been suspended
for standing up for socialism. would be glsd
10 argue the question before 100000 people In
Mr.. Graham was suspended for a week. During
the scene Sir John Lubbock, tnion.st member
for London University, who was sitting near Mr.
Graham tried 10 control the latter, urging him
TO obey the Speakers call 10 order. Mr.. Graham,
in response to these well-intenticued Efforts
said: - don't carea- have been named Tor
talking socialism, Immediately after the motion
snsoending him was adopted, Mr.. Grshsm
walked with a staggering gait down the floor,
| saving as no went This House IL swindle.
| am suspended as a Socialist" lie talked until
| the door closed behind him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
BITfEW INSTRUCTED
Mast Of the Delegates Free as TO
How They Shall Vote.
,u6YaE OF CHAIRMAN
,.,,,,op. the incumbent, Writes to MS
h'' cor. MIR. Gordon. That lie Is
rotiilsd to the Position Again.

t.rovinc table Of the results Of
and city elections, so far held
O. p.mocsaiic party in Virginia for the
N .- ~ delegates to our State conven-
t.. hccn compiled from the latest
,t.., sources Of information accessible
d ..n.rgcn. Many Of tho figures were
d hv us by telegraph yesterday.
..atyely few counties have IN
.'I ,,her for Cleveland or for Hill,
-., -.,e Cleveland credit for all tho
,.'. uho. from inquiries made by u.s.
r.,.r his denomination, and we
..- flc other column the delegates
...plken against Cleveland and
HIi OF some other man 70 the
H' ....r Of delegations we are com
d.. class as unknown. all on our
having failed 10 discover whether
~ against Cleveland.
90 ...t che Cleveland men IN Nirginia
.5r.frucf delegations wherever
.u.lit prudent 20 oAer resolutions
...ns. and 60 stimulate the coun-
.. ia tins work they have an
,at "an unInsiructed man -
.II.l man" nevertheless. we ma
I., boo counties and l6 cities Of
.rlt counties and cities nave
refurted for Cleveland. However,
..,.... ur.ow We give Cleveland credlt
oil. lciegatos, Instructed or unin-
v..0 are said 70 be for BIN;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
MECKLENBURG DAT,
GOVERNOR HOLT WILL ATTEND THE
TWENTIETH MAY CelEBRATlON.
Senator Vance VIII Also BE There-His
Improved Condition-Attacks on Polk's
Papcr-Cotton-On Miils Shut Down.
rspecial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

RALEIGH. NC, May A committee
composed Of r. J. Brevard and W. X.
Taliaferro called on Governor Holt to-day,
inviting him, on behalf of the people OF
Charlotte, to attend the grand celebration
there May 10th. The Governor has ac-
cepted the invitation.
Senator Vance has reached his mountain
home. Gombroon, in Buncombe county
and has improved greatly since his attack
of facial paralysis.
Gentlemen who travelled with the Sena-
tor say be is in good spirits and that the
physicians who examined him pronounced
him sound in body. He Will remain AT
Gombroon until the 18th. when ne Will go
TO Charlotte TO be present at the ceie eora-
ton of Mecklenburg Declaration OF lude-
pendence.
DESERVED CENsURE.
The most earnest attacks are being made
on Polk's paper the Progressive Farmer, tor
its Third-rarty declaration and its call
upon Repu blicans and all other sorts OF
people to 20 into the Democratic prima-
ries.
Fifteen thousand six hundred warrants
in settlement of direct-tax claims have
been issued up TO to-day. Governor Holt
saws claims are being settled at the rate o'
500 a month.
OPP TO ATLANTA.
The delegates from this State TO the
Southern Baptist Convention at Atlanta
left this afternoon. There are seventy-hyt
of them. Large numbers of members OF
that Church from Raleigh and other points
will also attend the convention.
SHUT DOWN.
The cotton-oil mills here have shut dowr
for the season. The officers and directors
of the newly-formed cotton-oll company
| or trust meet here May 10th. There exists
no longer the national trust. The same
thing is managed under State laws by th'
new system, bat the homogeneous head
quarters will be at New York as before. =,
The wife OF the late Hon. Weldon n
| Edwards died yesterday nj her home, II
Warren county. Her husband was widely
| known in Virginia md North Carolina
having served In Congress many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
WHAT THIRo-pARTY MAN SAYS.
Primaries Show Democratic Principles
All tho Halifax Lawyers VIII Go.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., May A strong
Third-pa man said 10 vour correspon-
dent that the State convention at haieigh
tho 18th will be asked TO remain the same
as 20 State and county government, but wan De
asked 10 divorce from national politics and send
delegates to the Omaha convention and ignore
the Chicago convention. lie said that II THIS IS
not done {" the people" viii take action.
Thus far all the news from the county cohyen-
tions and township primaries Is encouraging,
there being only very few exceptions TO stralght
Democratic principles.
All the lawyers OF this county have requested
Judge Brown TO postpone Superior Court on the
10th for day or two, 30 that they may attend
the State convention on the Sth. Tie has or
dered court postponed until thursday the leth'
There has been quite sudden chanse III the
temperature here. Yesterday at noon tne
thermometer registered nearly go, ana TINS
morning 1t n summer-hest. Farmers, ana
truckers especially, are pleased Mt the warm
weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
Telegraphic Breytties.

The Federal House yesterday by vote OF
1875 10 2s adopted the conference report on the
Chinese exclusion bill
Owing 20 trouble among the weavers the Ver-
mont CCtton-Mill, at Cromwell, w., las closed
down, throwing 700 hands out OF employment.
The Knoxville (Tenn.) City Mills big elevator
was damaged by fire yesterday 10 the amount
Of $4,000; insurance, 100000.
Abont $3.50 2. NJ. Tuesday cyclone passed
through Do Kalb county. Mo-, In "A nOTthwosteriy
direction sweeping everything before II, wreck
ing the home of a Mr.. SHARP. and seriously IN
turing him and killing his vile aud hiss Boil
Senator Mcpherson has reported an amend
ment from the Naval Affairs Committee TO tho
naval Appropriation bill Which proposes 10 IN
crease the number OF harbor-defence vessels
from one 70 three and OF t0rpeio-DOa's from six
10 ten, and also provides for torpeioes, sub
marine and otherwise. tor when latter purpose
sI coo, 900 ts appropl lated.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice thato or
about June 10, 1892. In order 70 make 10 more
readily dietinguishabie by day, the tower az Cape
Charles llght-station, on the north side Of the
entrance to Chesapeake Bay, will be paluted 70
show red horizontal band twenty-five ieet vide
at a height OF about sixty feet above The beach.
Tho other parts OF the tower VIII remain white,
the lantern black.
Henry George and l15, ,502 others are signers
OF a singlo-tax petition reposins In the Ways
and Means Committee room for the reason ihat
n IA too bulky for presentation TO the House.
Congress is prayed In IL 20 appoint special
rommittee TO inquire into the expedtency Of
raising all revenues by a lani-tsx, exclusive Of
the value Of improvements, ani 10 lle EXCLUSION
OF tariff aud internal revenue taxes-
With the Issue of May 7th the New York
Sporfsmnn will be consolidated with the weekly
Edition OF the Spirit of the Times, and the title OF
the consolidated papers will DO The Spuf ~ me
| Times and N,c York Sportsman. IL will De pub
ushed weekly, as heretofore. May 9th the Spirit
~ Ntl laVtn The ruIleafOn of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
A RADICAL RUCTI0N.
BRADY DECLARED A TRAITOR AND
MARPLOT At FARMvILLE.
The Fine italian Hand Of the Boss 10 IT
Harrison. Malone. and Langston All
Strongly Observation-Disclosures &C.
(specia, telegram to the Dispatch

lSptCf1l teicktou W WV D.Df-~'
FAnMvrrLr. Va. May 4.-The Fourth
Congressional District Republican Con-
vention convened here to-day at IL O'clock
District Chairman McCandlish, OF feters-
burg. calling the meeting to order.
Malone was not present. but John NJ.
Laneston was, and while the Committee
on Resolutions was out preparing its re-
port ne was called upon to address the
meeting, which he did in brief speech.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Harrison's Administration, advocating ms
denomination ct Minneapolis. acknowi-
edging Nahone as the party leader. IN
structing the delegates TO the state con,
ventlon to vote for him as chairman, and
approving OF the course of John Ill. Lang
ston.
BRApY's DOWNFALL.
The following resolutions. after stormy
discussion, were finally adopted by vote
OF ayes, 70; nays, 1:
Whereas, It is apparent 10 the Republicans o.
the Fourth Congressional District OF virginia
that the Collector OF Internal Revenue Tor tne
Second District Of Virginia, In the person OF Colo
mel James ID. Brady, Is in sympathy ana III CO
operation with the leaders OF the Democrasslee W .
party OF this State In keeping this state IN ,ne
control OF the Democratic party, ana IN wresune
by unfair, unlawful and fraudulent means ne
tablican districts from the control oil the party
IN this State: therefore
RssOirsi, That this gathering OF Kepuolcan
| delegates, elected and coming from the people
in convention assembled, feel constrained tt
voice the following sentiment: That "a james
ID. Brady, collector OF Internal revenue. ns'
sought In all localities and by most despicapie
devices 20 defeat the will OF the people, We
cannot in justice 10 our voters refrain IRON
lacing on record our condemnation OF TINS po
'itical marplOt and party disorganizer, ano
While we believe tho President In appointing
Brady 10 the olce of collector, acted, as he sup
posed. for the best interests OF the party subse
quent events have proved that the entire enere,
" this man has been devoted to efforts 70 dls
rupt our organization for his own selfish pur
poses, and 20 advance himself and his politica
family in Federal patronage aud emoluments
only.
NOMINATIONS.
After the above resolutions came nomi
nations for delegates to the national con
yentIon, which resulted as follows: Johr
NJ. Langston. of Petersburg. with A. j
Smith. OF Petersburg, as alternate; Is. >
Hooper. of Farmville, with William Elan
nagan, alternate. The presidential electol
from the district Is L. p. Mclean, OF
Mecklenburg.
The convention adjourned harmonl
ously and the delegates dispersed for theil
| homes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05

r. II. PLUEyACHRR, 50 7. NJ, house No. cot
Washington street, and tgohouses In roar.
pENOON, TUPPER a co. l. NJ, small farm
on Broad-street road about six miles from
city.
n. W. BOWE, > p. NJ, commissioners sale oi
brick residence 10 south Pine street, and
10, adjoining. .
J.B. ELAN & CO., r. NJ. building lot on "
street between Twenty-third aud twenty
fourth street.
T. II. VALENTINE. 1880 4. NJ. furniture at
warerooms OF +. Gathfights Son, 10 Gov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
Philadelphia Fire Victims.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 1.-Two more of
the Injured at the Pennsylvania Hospital
died tonight from the effects OF their burns,
making eleven victims Of the IRE. besides the
owner Of the burned foot found this morn
ing In the ruins Of the Times build
ing The latest TO succumb were Rand
Patterson, 10 years old, and Charles
Briggs, aged 2S, both OF whom were burned
yhilo escaping from the gallery OF the Central
Theatre. II Is now believed that the foot found
today Was part OF the remains or tho homeless
wanderers who frequently sought the shelter OF
tho Tiia<s building as night The owners had ex.
perienced much trouble from this source, and
many tramps had been arrested on tho premises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-05
Justice Aroused.
INV telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

TRENTON, N. j.. May 4.-Edward Hal
linger. the negro wife-murderer of Jersey
hang, but was saved each time through
LAWYER Charles j. Peschal. who asked
for writs of habeas corpus, will,
il is reported. be sentenced in the
Hudson County Court of Oyer and Ter.
miner tomorrow morning, and hanged IN
the afternoon. This unusual proceeding
will be justified, it is said, in order to
keep Lawyer Peschall from appealing the
case again. as one appeal has just been set
aside by the United States Supreme Court.