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CAPTURED A BANK.
Revelation Breaks Out in the Streets OF
Constantinople.

OoMHeOMtAAoFA~s
Constantinople, Aug. 28.--At 1880
today score of men armed with re-
volvers and bombs invaded the Otto.
man bank, killing number Of gend-
armes on guard. Closing the doors Of
the bank to prevent the advance of the
mob, the employees fed to the quarters
in the bank building occupied by the
tobacco syndicate, which has control
of the collection of the taxes on tobacco
throughout the Turkish empire. The
invaders mounted the roof of the build
ing and from the windows fired at the
police. The police returned the fire in
a vigorous fashion, and several We're
killed and wounded. The riot then
became general. Shops were sacked
and bazaars invaded throughout GER
tain quarters in the city. At o'clock
the bank was still in the hands Of the
invaders A later report says there is
no doubt that the movement is revolu.
tionary in plan and scope. and that it
had its origin at the secret meetings OF
the Hintchakist Armenians. About
forty Of the rioters were still in posses
sion of the bank at later hour this
evening. despite all efforts of the gov
ernment forces to remove them. Ad-
vices from the disorderly sections Of the
city late tonight were that riots still
continue, and that mobs are constantly
increasing. A bomb exploded in Con.
Rtantinople near the Ruardhouse. Many
soldiers were killed and wounded.
Her majesty's ship Driad at once left
the Rapia. where she was anchored,
and proceeded to this city. 1t is also
expected the French and Italian guard.
ships will reach Constantinople at an
early hour in the morning. H. M. s.
Cockatrice has just arrived. en- route
for the Danube. She viii probably re-
main here on account Of the riots.
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shook made whitsha.d rn.ans.

Skibbereen, Aug. 27.-Alfred George
Whitehead, the Irish. American politi.
cal prisoner, released from Portland
prison last week, who arrived here yes
terday evening, became completely de-
ranged after seeing his mother, and
disappeared soon afterward. Later in
the day Whitehead was found In the
village near this place and relatives
brought him back here to his mothers
residence. where he will be cared for
and given medical attention.
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Government Timber Inspector Atkin.
son is after number Of Skagit river
homesteaders, who have been cutting
timber on government land.
The Wenatchee fruitgrowers have
perfected an organization for the pur-
pose Of getting their products on the
market to better advantage.
The Centennial -four mill, at Spo-
kane, has been closed down for repairs,
and when it resumes operations it will
have a capacity of 800 barrels per day,
making it by far the largest mill in the
state.
Bees, for some reason, seem TO be
growing more plentiful in Whitman
county, says the Garfield Enterprise.
Several swarms are captured each sea-
son, when few years ago such an oc-
currencee was a rarity.
A crew Of men are now at work on a
1,000-acre farm on the Snohomish
river, preparing it for colony Of Hol-
landers, who are expected to arrive in
short time. "A big farm house has
been finished and quantity Of stock
has already been secured.
A prominent Spokane hogbuyer says
that hogs will bring better price in
the near future, as several packing.
houses will be constructed in the state
by Eastern capitalists, and that there
will be market on the coast from now
on for all the hogs that will be raised.
The salmon run ON the Snohomish
river has begun and there is every
prospect that it will be q large one.
This is the year for the extra big run Of
silver salmon, as they are supposed to
run in greater numbers every fourth
year, and ii has been four years since
there was big run. The fish buyers
are paying 2 cents per pound undressed.
The several new canneries on the
Sound make the demand for fish very
great.
Richard Butte. Colville miner, il
said to have invented a device by the
aid Of which he IS enabled to locate
living water at varying depths under
ground. He refuses to divulge his
method for determining the where
abouts Of the water, but the method ap-
parently differs from the Kentucky
goose-bone or the ordinary stick Of the
water witch, inasmuch as he finds the
depth by the aid Of mathematics.
The attempt at Kennewick to assess
the district for irrigation purposes has
been voted down.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-04

London, Aug. 28.-The Chronicle
this morning says: ut Is learned that
Russia, France and Great Britain
agreed a month ago that no Cretan re-
forms could be effected unless carried
on under the continuous control Of the
foreign consuls The political scheme,
which advices from Constantinople In
dicate have been accepted by the sui
tan, grants virtual autonomy to Crete
similar TO that wanted to Lebanon, the
consnis Of the great powers forming an
advisory council. Z
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RauoIt n Fcnafinr Endad.

Panama, Aug. 28.--A correspondent
in Ecuador sends word that the rebel
stronghold in the mountainous district
Of Cuenca has fallen, practically put
ting an end to the revolution in Ecua-
dor against Alfaro, headed by one Vega
and openly supported with money, men
and arms by the clergy. This news
has Just reached the bureau from Quay
aquill, where enthusiasm over Alfaro'a q
victory was unbounded.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-04

If PEBTkRED OAY AND NIGHT

With nervousness, take Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which vfgorates and iFanqullIlEes the
nervous system. The basis OF rec0 cry IL re-
form In errors Of digestion. The epigastFtc
nerve and brain are united In the closest hpild
OF sympathy, so that dyspeptic sYmPtotns IL
the gastric region are always accompanied by
huttfnl reflex nervous action. Both are rem,
edied by the 8itten, which also cures malaria,
billousness, rheumatism and kidney trouble.
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1t is estimated that one crow will
destroy 700, 600 insects every year.

There Is more catarrh In this section OF the
country than all other difeases put together,
and until the last fey years was supposed TO be
incurabe. For great many " ars DOCTOR pro.
n0unced II q local disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly falling to ocure with
local treatment, pronounced II iDcurable.
Science has proven catArFh 70 be constitution.
al disease, and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Gatarrh Cure, manufactured
by ", J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, IA the only
constitutional cure on the market. II IL taken
internally In doses from 10 drops to teaspoon.
full II acts directly on the blood aad mucous
surfaces OF the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case II falls to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
y. J. CHENEY h CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggikts, 76c.
HAlla Family Pills are the best.
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Approaohinr an Acute stage.

Rio Janeiro, Aug. 27.--It is rumored
that the entire Italian legation will be
withdrawn in consequence Of the re-
cent political conflicts in San Paulo be-
tween Italians and Brazilians. The
Italian minister is still waiting for in
structions from Rome as to his course
of action.
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They Dlsagreed.

Langley--Don't you think Jack treats
things altogether too seriously?
Seaber--Not muchl He took that o.
bill ! was kind enough to loan him last
month and has treated 1t as joke ever
since Detroit Free Press
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-04
BRIEF PACIFIC COAST NEWS
A Resume Of Events in the
Northwest.
EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH

News Gathered in All the Towns Of
Our Neighboring state. = Improve
ment Noted i'm All lIndustries-Oregon.
One farmer Of Curry county has
shipped 2,000 head Of sheep this season
and expects to ship 5000 more.
The Brooks Hopgrowers' Cooperative
Association. has decided to pay pick
ers 90 cents per box of nine bushels
during the coming season.
One firm at st. Helens shipped this
season 140 tons Of salmon, for which
the fishermen received, at cents
pound, the prevailing price, 1900.
A Cincinnati firm has contracted
to purchase 10000 pounds Of hops near
Salem. The price agreed upon is 6h
cents, with an advance of 4 cents at
picking time.
A tramway three miles long has been
built to carry logs from the Rock creek
district to the river for the Grande
Ronde Lumber Company. The work
Of delivery will beign in a few days.
A colony Of $4,000 silk worms has
concluded its cocoon spinning at Co.
guile. It is said the work has been
done much quicker this season than be.
fore. and if anything the cocoons are
better also.
Two residents Of Canyon City have
just returned after taking three car.
loads of horses to Memphis, Tenn.
They secured from $50 to $3.50 per head
for the horses, which were an excep-
tionally fine lot.
The miners in the Pueblo district In
Harney county, are experiencing diff
Guilty in working the placers on ac-
count of the scarcity Of water at this
time OF year. Considerable development
work in the quartz claims is being
carried on.
A Linn county firm have signed the
contract to build the bridge across Cow
creek, at Glendale, and have gone to
that place to beign work. They were
also awarded the contract to repair the
bridge across the South Umpqua at
Roseburg, but have refused to sign the
contract, fearing that the upper part
of the bridge is not strong enough to
support it while in the course Of repair.
In Benton county hereafter all off.
cials must pay their own deputy hire.
The county court at its session deter
mined not to make any allowance for
regular deputy hire, but to allow the
clerk 50 per day for one deputy for
each day that the circuit and commits
sioners' court be in session, and to also
allow said clerks 50 for each deputy in
making up the tax and delinquent rolls,
and to allow the sheriff 50. so per day
for two deputies while the jury is in
attendance on the circuit court
The sheriffs in the different Oregon
counties are allowed deputies as fol-
lows: Baker and Union. each one at
$1,000 and one at 5000; Wasco and
Grant, each one at $4,000; Douglas,
Malheur and Morrow. each one at
$1,000; Clatsop, one at $1,000, one at
5000; jackson, one at 81, 500; Harney,
one at $500; Linn, Polk, Sherman,
Tillamook and Yamhill, each one at
5000; Coos. one at $500; Lane. one at
$50 and one at $50; Marion. two for
81. 800; Washington, one at $500;
Multnomah, thirteen at $75 to $3.50.
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Stop not unthinking. every friend
you meet, to spin your wordy fabric in
the street While you are emptying
your colloquial pack the fiend lnmbago
jumps upon your back 20. w. HolmeA
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-04

Men are so constituted that everybody
undertakes what he sees another sue
cessful in, whether he has aptitude for
II or mt ---( -(.oatha
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-04

In some Of the farming districts OF
China pigs are harnessed to small
wagons and made TO draw them.
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believe my prompt use OF Piso's cure
prevented quick consumption.-Mrs. Lucy
Wallace, Marquette, Kan, Dec. IL, '95.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-04

Sold by Druggikts, 76c,
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
CRAZE ROT.

M,ntphis Commcicial-Ap
Editor Farm and Garden Department:
have a swiii vineyard which is grow
iru finely. and which always sets good
crop OF fru 4. About the time the frnt
ncgius to r.pru maiy OF tho grapes TURN
black and shrivcl. that get but little
good fruit VIVA, Is the trouble, aud how
can prevent IT'D q. Willis. Iaitcn,
Ark.
Answer The grapes are Infected with
back rot. which Is often v,ay desuuci-
i've to the concord and similar varieties.
though il seldom attacks the Delaw.te
and some others. The II scase IT, .ah'iy
oon,rolled hy ahe use OF 'hofleauA n nay
solve siN pounds Of copper sulNhatc Quo
s,oncl In four gallons of water. IN All
liner ms IN four saens Of W SaS g, s
lime mixture into the solution Of copper
sulphntc keeping the mixture well stirred,
gallons. 1T Is important that the lime mlN-
turo should DC poured into he c.Lnor
soi ntion INTO tho lime The mixture should
he freshly nrcpared. and the grapes should
be sprayed with II oncs In ten days or Two
In the sprng rntil three or -four weeks
before they .s,ren., II j. now too late IN
eff, live live but mueh Of OF the 'ro"bc may
ST 4! he prevented. when II is not con-
,eiiient TO make this mixture. or when
there are only l. few grapes to he saved.
tuj nv from ret can he almost wholly Pre-
vented by incicsnr each cluster OF Ike
fruit in a paper sack. Use the common
small paper sacks from the grocery store.
he enc nolni s.ac being large enough for
the smaller cirstcrs. aud the two pound
size for any OF the ordinary varieties,
Gr,n tho sack slip II over she cluster OF
grapes. draw the mouth of the slck to-
COS, less than 81 PER thousand and tho
work Of putting them on s done very
quickly. Whore this work t. done on Il
large scale the cost Is not more than hnlf
II cent per pound for the frit. This meth
Cd also preserves the fruit from BIRDS.
" Witch are sonnet ines very destructive
| especially where only n small amount OF
iruit rs grown. The sacks should be put
on as soon as the fruit ir we'll set OH the
4 al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
MRS. FLEMING CONFIDENT

New York. June BINARY Alice Al
mont Liyingion Fleming. confined In
the Tombs prison charged with having
poisoned her mother. Mrs. Bliss. cxpouts
TO be free this week
'Thc summing up VIII probably be be-
gun tomorrow" she Hnys. land | think
that by TUESDAY the recorder viii chnrgc
the jury. firmly believe | shall be nc-
Quilted. ! have been confined hnrc ten
months. long tmo, and although
have kept up wen through 1t all, ] have
undergone a severe nervous rain
Mrs. Fleming said that II acquitted she
would spend the summer at some scns de
resort. She then expects 10 return TO her
relatives in this cry aud I've down he
charges made against hnr.
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national arrccment ressrdlnk CURRENCY,

national agreement regarding currency.
and until th,s il accomplished thcrc Is no
hope for the white metal.
The bass for the ucd work VIII nc
sugar wool and the currency In the
West and Il protective tatsN In other sec
IONS whore currency Is considered by
The leaders n secondary consideration. MIR
Hanna announced that the policy of the
party Will be in the West To invade every
fcrt'on directly concerned In the Teller
holt with tho doctrine Of sound money
and protection. appealing to the inte'li-
rsnce OF the rcopc rather than their
protudlccs In favor of an uncertain cur
scncy lilo said that an order had Ill
rcaiy been placed FOR $4,000 badges In
dicatvc ~ protection and GOOD money:
the emblem OF which VIII he wool AMI
gold These VIII he distributed broad
cas-, throughout tho Western states where
they VIII do the most good This VIII
only he the first stcr toward n greater ana
more sweeping cnmrn.sn IN tho interest
of tho doctrine of the rtpuht can party
MS set forth In the Sc Louis platform.
Senator Brown OF Utah IL auth ,rity for
the statement, that the paramount issue
OF the oompaipn viii ho thu of protection
for thc rront Industries OF the new states.
and that Utah has everything to lose aud
nothing to gain by n retirement or Sc
ccsslon from the republican party. The
senator has received scores OF kilograms
From, tho rconic Of Utah sustaining him
for the stand ne hos taken to keep the
hyht Tor silver within party lines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
THE HORN Fly.

This cattle pest Is the small black fy
which for The pasl four years has been
very numerous throughout the south.
writes N. u. Weed. a native OF Southern
Europe. il was Introduced INTO New Jc--
sey In 1881. and IL now well established
In all the Sialles east of the Rocky noun
tans During the past three years II has
OF beer az numerous IN ihe Northeastern
States Formerly. hui In the South
i,herc has been no noticeable decrease N
the numbers OF the pest. Tho iieis suck
the blood from the animals and cause "a
iarst, decrease in the milk supply. Such
being the case. the riauicr of prevention
Incomes of much Importance. .
Romndics for this tnscct must hc ,i'hcr
ghe application to the animals of some
snhslnnes io Keep n" iet or or some
lesson ihcir number IN that particular 10
cnlNy; We have fouid that lhe hc.-, an
Keeping The ''lcs on consists of lwo parts
Of any cheap oil and one part II thin
tar, 10 which mny lie added lliils crude
cnrbolic acid. This should bc applied to
tho backs and ad'S nj the animals bY
means Of II largo brush, and viii keep
;he flies OFF fer about four days Thr
mnihod which WI praTaicc for killing thc
mes cons SIS of a spray Of kerosene me-
chemically mixed with water. or k.ro-
~ is.gni; The mechanical miNi'ne =
Obtained by means of special knapsnrls
pump. for such purpose. To make the
emulsion take ono part of aour mink and
iwo parts of js,rcsenc riu through a
spray pump. pumping eb" iuix'urc han,.
rio Msclf. When thoroughly mixed dil,se
with ninc paris of water. The cattle should
he given daily spraying with the oinuls on
for a period Of rish, dnys. nftor which
she Mes VIII hnrc almo@i entirely dis
appeared. and Ne sprny ng need not hr
again ropt aiod until the f,cs become
numerous. one scr!rs of spraying during
season IL generally sufficient. however
hpI ia
much The hes, remedy, ns II wa kin ont
-" iiles, IN that particular locality. and
they VIII not 20 from one herd 10 another
M rule. unless the two herds arc thrown
tog iher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
AT CANTON.
Fulsomo pr,'s. civnu Mckinley From a
Methodist rulpt.

Fulsomc l'r,'s. rtvnu Mckinley From a
Methodist rulpN.
Canton, Ohio. Juno u sunday brought
temporary peace aud quiet IL tho ctt'sens
of Canton. Aside from the profusc decor
atoms that greet $hr eye on every hand
there has boon no sign of the stirring
scenes of the past wcc..
The First Mo;hodis, Episcopal church
was crowded and Governor Mcl<inlcy's
fellow church members gave him warm
grcctur. The pastor. Rcv. r.. l.. Ed
munis. chose for ~ ,cN, Make your
calling and election suic Tor Il yc do
these things We Shill never fail'
pr. lidmunhS made his sermon per
happy manner To the result of the ST.
Louis convention this week
Postmaster Monot has had large
drawer, az large as sevcrn ordinary COM
partmcnis set apart for the president II
nominees matt To-day, when the col
orod atlrndab' went for the mi, he
found more than il, corid carry and had
TO hail n 'a'rilgc 10 -omc home in As
he undertook to gaib cr the tightly tied
bundles of letters IN his arms and, s,ei'
strength failed him. \ thousand O.. the
letters and more wcml to the pavement
II m ii,o The house. where they were
assorted and the governor orened them.
Among ttem was this one from mn ONO
statesman WHO has been a pres.denl.nl
cuul date several times himself. but who
is IL devoted friend Of Governor Mckin.
| ley and who stood Loyalty for him aud
refused to sand as Il candidate III The
convention of lSN2
Hon. William Mckinley. Canton. Ohio.
Mansfield. Ohio June -, My Dear SIR.
have not hurried in sending YOU my
CONGRATULATIONS for your nomination as
NE next precedent OF the United states.
bu, they are not less hcnriy and sincere.
VIII glldiy do all can 10 secure your
triumphant election. Give to Mrs Me
Hinley my GOOD wishes. In which Mrs.
| sherman joins Very truly yours,
| John sherman.
senator Davis of Minnesota, who with
drew as presidential candidate the day
of his states republican conversion, also
| wrote.
| 1t ~ reported here ton'gh, that Mark
| Hanna. accompanied by his wife, will ar
rive IN Canton tomorrow.
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HANNA DON'T KNOW.

Cleveland. ohio. Jiuo 2l.-Mr N. \.
Hanna spent Sunday at his home here
enjosiag "a much headed rrsL At1ous his
guests we're colonel Fred Grant. ii, Z.
ENsnf oi Tenn, see aud General William
vi. Osborne 81 Boston.
Nil. Hanna was ASKED this aficrnJt v
whore inn headquarters of the National
comm toe WAS 10 he stab shed lie sad
be had not given the matter u thought az
yet, Iir said, however thst ne migllf
spend some tine "a New York during .ha
campaign.
~ men aslSen IL he knew what q lvcrnor
Mckiulcy's plans for the cdnpalgn were
MI Hanna sail no had not ye, consulted
ne governor. He did moi know whether
not. Mr. Hanna VIII 20 10 Canton to-
morrow morning 10 Sc the governor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22

London. June u The plethora In the
money market has weakened the discount
ru,os and the outlook gives little promtse
OF hardening. High class stocks, consols
and railways are so high that there Is
ltt,nr induccmcnt to invest Foreign &C.
curitics ARE likewise inactive. There has
been a. big Increase In denlings In Ameri-
cnn railroads aud % decided NIL around
Improvement In prices ranging from u
10 ny The mining market waa duh.
President Krupcrs request to the h gh
commissioner to Cape Colony to prose-
cute Cecil Rhodes depressed the ma rlset.
while thu Mashoua outbreak caust Il
fall In Chartered South Africa securit tes.
There has been further advance in cop
per shares, owing to the expected short
axe In supply of the mrtnl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
THE TURKS IN CRETE.
Thcy Have Repeated Their Awful Al.
menan Record.

They Have Repeated Their Awful Ar
inenan Record.
Now York, June cs.--rhc Advertiser to-
day will say: Information received In this
city today direct from the scene of the
Crctan revolution against Turkey by Solo
van Riasto. editor OF the Greek newspapers
Atlantis. shows that the Turkish troops
are resoriing TO atrocities which equal In
point OF bioodncss their terrible barbara.
ties IN the Armenian war. According to
the ndvccs the Cretan rcvolutionists. who
now number about 1900 men, all well
armed, are daily gaining In strength. and
with the aid they ore receiving from
Greece the probabilities are that the Cree
tans will be successful In gaining indie.
rcndencc.
Tie, last massacre occurred on May y
In Canca. the principal city of Crete. In
this tanatical crusade against Christians
ity an attachc of the Russian consulate
and another of the Greek consulate were
murdered by the Turks, although they
were In no way connected with the war.