Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-08-28

Hoke Smith, secretary Of the interior,
last week resigned that position, owing
TO his views mttIie MONEY question be-
4 ing antagonistlc 70 Mr. Cleveland. Ex-
Governor David 4. lsaacis u Missouri
has been appointed 70 fIl the cspired
term.
/ Frank Edwards Of Mayville left again
last week for the Agricultural College ~
Corvallis, where he has attended school
for several years. lie now has a posi-.
tion Of assistant tearl err in one Of the
departments, which proves that lie has
made splendid progress in his studies.
Tommy Livingston aud Walter Golden
expect to enter the same college this fail.
jobuDie Y, Dunn, formerly of May
willie, hut for the last five years 4 mer.
chant of kclso, Wash, has tnrned drnm-
mer also, aud this week visited the bnsi-
ness men of this county, also Ills rela-
tiyes and friends at Mnyyile. He was
married two years ago, and u 0.months-
old girl already adorns their home. His
half sister, Miss Arizona shocsley, also
Of Kelso, IL up here visiting relatives
and friends.
A private letter from Anstin, Grant
county, says: There has been very H.
tie trouble here between the settlers and
shtepmeD. Several thugs rode op 10
Lewis Barkers camp on Bnrnt river the
other night and fired yoley Of about so
shots into bis band, killing two sheep
and wonnding several others, and also
scared the boys out Of several years
growth. Lewis lost no time IN moving
out Of that, and VIZ don't blame him.
Ell Stephens Of Rock creek Is WARN
under the collar" and has a good reason
20 he. One night last week several half
grown boys belonging to campingonttit
raided his melon patch and after sniping
all they and the campers conld eat. like
crazy iiends they fell onto about 80 Of
the largest melons and slashed them to
pieces. Ed knows who they are and
says he viii make an example Of this
cnse, and they deserve to he jerked ont
Of their boots for such cussedness.
The marriage Of Mr.. Abraham Mover
and Miss Lydia Thompson was solemn
lied on Wednesday Of this week at the
home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs.
s. a. Thompson, on Matney Flat, Rev.
T.. Cnrran officiating. Only the relatives
and few immediate friends we're pres
ent, aud all were treated 10 very fine
wedding dinner after the wedding The
bride and groom are among our most in.
dustrious and highly respected Young
people and have host Of friends who
join the GLOBE in hearty congratala-
iions. They will reside on Mr.. Moyer's
excellent farm on Matney Flat.
In these days Of political changes. his
tory il being rapidly made, A new
political party is now in the field and its
name is the National Democratic party.
II proposes 70 repuiiate the doings Of
the Chicago convention. and TO declare
for gold standard. II is said that Cleve-
land is in sympathy with the movement.
Their convention will he held at Indian
apolis on September q 1896, and eandi-
dates regularly nominated. Cleveland,
Carlisle, Whitney and others are mem
toned as possible candidates. Verify IL
is n wise man who knows where he stands
politically at tho present time, and just
think Of the strain that ii is OH the
regular politician.
A dispatch from Shelhyville, Indiana,
says that the double-leaded notice Of
bet in u Cincinnati paper wherein one
John Eagan, supposed 70 be the late
general passenger agent of the late Big
Four railroad, offers to bet {20,0l0 to
$4,000 that Mckinley will carry Indiana
by $4,000 majority; 5000 10 $500 that
Bryan does not get as many votes as
Horace Greely got IN 1872, has caused
intense excitement in political circles
there. William sherman Punsha, who
represents a syndicate Of capitalists
hunting for just such snaps, has tele-
graphed that he will take AL the forego-
ing bets, and offers to bet $50, 600 10 $l0,
900 that Mckinley does not carry one
state west Of the Allegheny mountains
or south Of the Ohio river, and $780, 900 TO
$4,000 that Mckinley does not carry five
states in the union.
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