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VOL. 3. EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOHEll (5, 1892. NO.

103. It Has Set The People Talkin; OUR CLAIMS AGAINST CHILI. FIGHT WITH ROBBERS. Thev Will lie Sulmiiltiil lo Three tsmk rkoimliT Willi llic Nolo- EUGENE A IV 33 Has made them feel like spending their money, because they have seen our grand new stock and cast their eves over elearant Retentions nnt.in.pH t.Vm Allempl lo Hull Two Kansas Ctiv, Oct. 5.

A special all our o-nnrl uuv uvj.ii.iaJ. 10 Ui UU.J. VJT1 o.ij.u. I Hi ndi) ccltnir for tliu ulled suite. hill.

Nkw Yokk, Oct. i. Minister Kgan brings witlt hint from a treaty which provides that all claims on the part of corporations, companies or private individuals shall be submitted to 1 1 uve commissioners one to lie selected by the I'nited Slates, ono by Chili, and the other to be a person upon whom the presidents of both countries shall agree. If no agreement is reached within three months after the ratification of the treaty, the Swiss re tlOOnlir 4- lenlfindid QUalitv Of TTrtll TTifi TTT1 1 1 VlQ jrv Jond TP.t. TiriceS -CL.

1 -11 uuiuij nvaiou uu wiitju yuu can "RTTin A TTRTT1. OTTT? GREAT MONEY SAVING SALE IS STILL GOING ON. wrier D. UK hi. from Cotl'oyvilto, says: Hob run! Unit Daltoii, Tom Hoddy and nn un known member of the Ualton gang lie lead in this city.

Kmmett Dalton Is mortally wounded; City Marshal V. 1. Connelly, Ueorge Cublno and ('has. ltrown, a shoemaker, are dead: Cash ier Thomas U. Ayers, of the First Xa-' tional bank, and Lucius lialdwlu, a lerk in Reed Bros', store, are fatally wounded, aud T.

A. Reynolds and Lewis lieltz slightly injured, nil result ing from an attempt of tho Dalton gang to rob tho banks of C. M. Condon Co. and tho First National in this city this morning.

One man escaped, but will lie caught before evening. Six members of the gang came into town on horseback. Leaving tho animals in an alley, I hey walked rapidly across the siiuaiv, four entering Condon's and two going to tho First Na tional bank. At Condon's bank Cashier Ball told them that the time-lock would not open for 5 or 10 mln utes. The robbers said they would wail, nieantimo covering Ball and feller Carpenter with Wlnchcstersand taking the money iu the drawer.

and Kniniet Dalton were the visitors to tho First National. Hero were Cashier Ayers, his son Bert, and Teller W. H. Shepherd- They were forced to givo up all tho monoy In the safe. Tho Dallons then forced them out of tho front door, following them.

tVn alarm iu the incantlnio had been given, and, as they camo out, Ueorgo Cubln and Express Agent Cox shot and wounded one of tho robbers badly. Kmmet Dalton cannot live and has made a partial statement, stating that his gang was the same that robbed tho Pacific Kxpress car on' tho Missouri, Kansas Texas railroad at station in Indian Territory last July, and a number of other daring roblicrles. Tho others implicated iu tho attempted robbery endeavored to escape, but were wounded and tho body of ouo of thom was found near the edge of tho city. iMploiiiittlu Itolaiion. Hotwoen Chill and I'ern lo be lle.umad.

Nkw York, Oct. Ii. Tho Herald's corrcspondenl at Valparaiso cables as follows: "Peru, having Indulged In much bluster aud threatened to sever diplomatic relations with Chili, has quieted down. Tho French govern ment has consented to allow l'eru lo name tho arbitrators on tho distribution of the money In tho Bank of England. This agreement in no wise effects tho terms of tho Bacon rt protocol, wherein Chill promises 20 per cent of the money iu her hands to the French creditors.

Negotiations for a reciprocity treaty between tho two countries may now proceed. Wcuvcr to Nponk Nahiivillk, Oct. 0. Ucner- al James 11. Weaver, the pcoplo'B par ly candidate for president, has an appointment to speak Saturday at Pulaski, where ho was In command during the war, and where It is charged ho was cruel and tyrannical.

An attempt was made to have him withdraw the appointment, but It failed. A meeting has bccn'held to adopt measures to seen ro him a respectful hearing, but some conservative citizens fear trouble. Every efl'ort Is being mado to avoid it. Manorial linard In ffluddle. Ciiicaoo, Oot, 0.

The Illinois National Guard will not participate in the parade iucidental to the dedication of the world'! fair buildings. Although the president ol the United Htates, or the Ico-presldont, will be the guoat of Chicago, not a man of ber citizen-soldiers will turn out lo do him honor. The troublo arisos over a refusal of the stalo authorities and world's lair directors to defray tho transportation exponses of the troops, which would amount to alwut 15,000. The Chicago regiments rofuiod to turn out, and the other regiments will not march without thom. They believe Illinois should either havo the largest military showing or none at all.

murdered by the mafia. Chicago, Oct. 6' In Investigating Into tha death of Cllgero Martino, an Italian, killed in a saloon Hnnday night ihe police have found evidence that it was Ihe work of the Mafia. Bevcn Italian, who were present at the time of Ihe murder have been arrested. Clad.

lone In Trouble London, Oct. 5. Ii soems likely that Gladstone's vague promiso. respeoting the 'A Spencer Hutte ijodfre no I. O.

O. meets in Odd Kel aSSjtlowH Temple, Eugene, every Tuts 3 lMa.H,.i hn.lhrn nni-i .1 1 1 in j. Walton, Kw. Sec. imawhttla Kiicanipmenl No.

ft. meets In Odd Fellows Temple, Ku- .1.. A n.l -tti. iii.u1.ii-ju if ftunh Bonth Visiting Patriarchs cordially invited. I V.

C. 1' J. R. C'AMi'BKLL, Scribe. Helmet Lodffe No.

33, of I'm moot in hall opposite Hoit'man House Thursday even ings, at 7:30 p. in. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed. i. Wiktkii.

r. G. Jones, K. of K. S.

GEO. B. DORRiS. Attomey ami Counsellor- at-Law, XVTU PRACTICE IN THIS CDUi.TS ol the Second Judicial District and la ft. Snw.m Court nf this State.

jSpi-l attention given to collections and jwwn is pruutt-e; If. KUYKSNDALL, M. D. J. PAYTON, M.

D. RS. KUYKENDALL PAYTON, Eugene, Oregon. ilitiil Attention to Diseases of Women OFFICE-OVKE City Dbbo Stork. Ol'RS-9 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.

m. DR. J. W. HARRIS, "ynysioian and Surgeon.

oilice over Henderson A Cleaver's Drug Store. OrrifE Hours: 9 to 12 a. 5 to 5 and 7to8 1 TRt-lclouce Ferry street between 12ih and 13th J. J. WALTON, Attnrney-at-Law, EUGENE, OKEUON.

AUflW mvii.lH .1. til1 8 lsw practice In all lie courts DH. D. A. PAINE, JHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

jJ'CE-Ninth street, opposite Hoffman i t6lDENcECoruer Tenth and High street L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-Law, EUGENE, OREGON. ilOrncK-Over First National Bank. O. WARNER, plANO TUNER.

Pianos thorouirhlv rdpnnod. timed, re- Pired. ui.m. i 'r cic. villein mtin rlftlu90ri, r.nr.l 1 -i ana see our slock TcllllyNOH In lleutl.

IjONiion, Oct. 0. Tennyson died at 1:35 a. at Aldswiutli. Dr.

Dolibs stiys that Tennyson's acute illness 1h gan Septeinber 127. lie was chilled while driving and the severe cold he then caught rapidly developed into Influenza. Tennyson's illness has produced a remarkable interest in his personality among the people in the rural district where he has lived for years almost undisturbed by them. Kxccpt Professor Tyndalf, who lives at Hynd- head, and a few of the poet's wealthier neighbors, the people heretofore have paid little attention to his coming and going. Today, however, even the simplest of his neighbors have made pilgrimages to Aldsworth to gather mea ger bits of information of tho poet's lust hours.

Florence Items. The West, Sept. 30. Thursday morning seven llshing boats brought hi HG3 fish. T.

Johnson writes from Portland, at which place himself and family are located, like this: "Have good prospects of helping myself and the Ureal Siuslaw country shortly." dipt. Cox has greatly improved the appearance and general convenience of his Island farm this summer In a wuy such us tho erection of several new buildings, the latest being a large hay barn. There is a conglomerated force of workmen at the Kyle cannery. White men, small boys, Indian men and women, and Chinamen are employed and all nre hustling with all the gel there In their make-up. Thursday of this week pile-driving was commenced on the government tramway.

It Is expected that so soon as a curve is passed, at which point they are now working, they will be able to drive two bents a day. Capt. Plggott, Indian iillolting agent, arrived In I'loivnce Tuesday, and Is now engaged in setting aside one hundred and sixty acres of Uncle Sam's public land to each and every Indian in this vicinity. It reipiires In the neighborhood of two or more sec tions to supply some families, which includes the wife and all children. It has been proposed, or rather suggested, by those prominent in church circles, that a very fitting expenditure of a little money would lie that of the purchase of a niiptha launch for Kov.

Robinson in visiting various Hiints along the river at which he Is desirous of holding religious services. The object sought is truly a worthy ono and The West Iiohl-s success may cuils'lllsh the ell'orts of those who have sullMcnt confidence to undertake the consummation of the project. The Masonic fraternity of the Ureal Siuslaw valley met in 1'lori liee liLst Saturday and erfecteil arrangements for tho organization of a lodge in Florence. A sufllcicnt number of demits were handed in, und a -cial diieii-sation to ierfeet the organization has been asked for and at the grand lodge a charter will lie procured. The olll- ccrs elected were: Master, Amos Had- sall.

Senior warden, K. W. Cobb; Jun lor warden, If. II. I'isk.

Lasi Co. assessment roll as returned lo the county couit this morning by Aaaesior Mcpherson shows the of taxable property in Lane county to be to.iUJtit. public shall name the commission. The sessions are to be held 111 Wash ington. Concurring decisions of or nny of them are to be final.

Claims must he presented to the commissioners after duo notice to the two governments within two months after the first day of meeting. Kgan said he was charged by President Montt, of Chili, to convey to President Harrison a cordial message, couched in very complimentary language to the bearer, lie had Willi him also, he said, letters of credit for If 73,000 gold on Paris from the Chilian government to be distributed among the families of liiggiu and Tuiubull, the two Ameri can sailors killed ill tho Valparaiso trouble, anil to those who were injured. The amount, of Indemnity, he said, was satisfactory lo both governments. He further slated numerous claims for damages on the part of American citi zens, dating back from the Peruvian will's of lSTD-si and others from tho Monti revolution of lSSS Ol), and still further hack, would Ik' submitted to a commission to be appointed under a treaty he was carrying to Washington for ratification. These claims, he said, amounted to several millions.

Kguu added that, when confirmation of the treaty and of the liultiinorc Indemnity ciime before the Chilian congress In se cret session, the minister of foreign re latious stated that nothing could ex ceed the friendly spirit in which these negotiations had been carried on by Kgan. Ho saitl ho wns repeatedly thanked by President Moult and the members of the cabinet for the friendly way Iu which he had carried on the negotiations. :i.i: tiovs in 'rm-: mouth. (corirlii lioiiioe.rntlr. by nil Old l'iiMliloiiel Miilnmy.

Atlanta, Oct. Georgia has voted tho democratic ticket by about 80,000 ma jority. When the reports from tho agricul tural countios como in they showed a steady stream of big majorilios far llio demo crats, i'ho people's parly leaders were completely demoralized, ltockdale, the home of Candidate Peck gave 500 majority for Northern. A N(W Niiiriir Company. YositKiia, N.

Oct. The stock com pany organized to engago in reflning sugar is just incorporated. It is known as the National Hugar Itefining Company of Yonk-era, and is composed of D. II. Howell, Na thaniel Tooker und Albert Uatkcr.

The capital slock Is Ji jO.000. Tho company bought a plant used for sugar boiling for tho past loity years by Jacob liead, and ex. pects to turn out 1000 barrels of sugar per day. Nllvfr Wakhixoto.m, Oct. 5.

Silver aggregating '21 ounces was offered to tho treasury to day. Thoro wcro purchased 317,000 ounces at 0.8:i'J(i0.8I, Know III PiiilaiiKI.I'iim, Oct. 5. The first snow of the season fell here this after noon. There are similar advices from several other jxilnts In the Interior of the state.

To VImII Npoliauc. Hi'okask, Oct. 5.SIemners of tho Oregon I'nss Association, now in session at The Dallea, to the number of 30, are com ing on to Spokane to fraternize with tho Washington editors in session here. Only line oiuilr Again. llliu Oct, 5.

Mitchell (dein) was eluded governor by fully 27,000 majority. Only ono county, Dakar, gave a majority against him. The If glilature will be solidly democratic in both branches. I'aprr Ilurned. ItM iiMo.Ni), I Oct.fi.

The Xlxoii paper mills wen- burned this morning, Loss, 100,000. iJKra hii.i.KU. Messis, Gibson and James while coining to town from their home, miles west of town, killed a tleer Heap Riff Catch. The West, Sept. 30.

The citch on the Groat Sinslaw river is a very big one this week. Last Sunday salmon for the first time this year wore seen jumping iu the river and fishermen were gleefully watchiug these movements with an eye that saw many shekels rolling into their before lean aud very lank purses when Monday morning's count should have been made. These same fishermen wore in noway disappointed as one could easily guess as he cast eye over a pile of over 2000 aluion on Mr. Kyle's wharf Monday nioru- ing. This was only the starter for a good week aud perhaps mouth work.

The daily catch for the week has beeu over 2500 fish. The highest catch ol any one boat for ouo night was 270, by Leonard Christ-eusen and Chaa. Russell. Wednesday the cannery commenced salting, aud is putting up an average of thirty barrels per day. This of course is aside from the daily average of three hundred and fifty cases which are canned.

To give a better idea of the business by this one cannery we will say that $1500 is about the amount which each day's catch will bring when placed on the market. The Rose II ill cannery has done even a larger business than has Mr, Kyle. It has employed about thirty-tlve Chinamen and on Tuesday of this Nveek put up G20 cases of salmon. Five hundred is about their daily pack. Aside from their several net fishermen they have a large seine in tho river above Acme which hauls in fish by the wagon bad.

At one haul last Monday one thousand fish were taken out of the net. This cannery is not salting. Motice to Purchasers of tlio Kncyclo-licdiii lirittauica. lour coupons will be received bb 10 per cent, payment on all work done at our stir dio from this date. V.

A. Kankin Photographers. NOTICH. mom I have a photoKrapli hone, five doon south of postolliee, over the Klite inllliui'ry am prepareu ihko i.amnei, i Minuets, Tln-tyi'es, I'olored work. I'myoll, bromide, rssiell aud India Ink.

Viewing in fitv or crmmrv. fonvliiu nnd enlAritinir. Call and net priees before KOiiift elsewhere, have a laniiiyanu nave come lonmy. air wDrn i Kuir antee in every respect. Only llrst-class work al lowed to leave the gallerv.

V. I.likltl.. Wanted. An experienced girl to do general housework. Apply at the Ul'akii of lice.

Kkatiikhs Wanted. J. I). Matlock Co. desire to purchase feathers suitable for making pillows.

Call at their store at once. Kakm to Lease. A farm of acres to lease for one year. Situated near Cloverdalc, Lane county, Oregon. House and haru on the same.

Kn-iltiire of J. J. Walton. Hoonis Wanted. The Grand Lodge of Oregon, Knight, of Pythias, will meet in Eugene, Tuesday, October llth.

and remain in session until tho 11th, About 2i0 delegates and visitors are expected from abroad. The hotels able to accommodate only small portion of that number, and those of our citizens who i have rooms to let are requested to notify me at once. i O. Joneh, Secretary lie). met Lodge, at City Drug Store.

A Bargain. 320 acres of timber land, tlie timber from which can bo put in the Unipipio river very cheap, is offered at a bargain. The owner guarantees 000, 000 feet of saw limber on tua name. 1'tico-, S100O. Inquire at! this office for further particulars.

For Sine or Trade. Eighty ncies of beaver tlam laud, unimproved but easily cleared of brush, flowing water frotu spriugs ou preniUeB, for sale will trade for town property. Situtted 10 miles west of Junctiou. School house, V. mile distant.

Inquire at or address Guahd othce lor partieuiurs. Look Out kok .1. Daviks. I am desirous of reducing my large stock of line woolens and cloths and will sell suits from $20 upwards and line punts from $0 up. A large and well assorted stock to select from, and if you want a bargain come along; good lit guaranteed or no sale.

John Davies. Summons. Id the circuit court of the State of Oregon for Lnne county. Robinson, Plaintiff, vs. W.

F. Robinson, Defemlaut. To tho defendant, W.F. Robinson: In the name of the State of Oregon-, you are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the plaintitTs couipluiut now on file in the above entitled en it and court on or before the first day of the next regular term of said court, which said court is to bein and holden at tho Court House iu Eugene City in haid county and state ou Mouday, the day of October, 1892, and if you fail to appear and answer Bftid complaint as herein required, plaiutiff will apply to Baid court for the relief prayed for in said complaint, towit. For a decree of eaid court declaring the marriage contract now existing between pltf and defemlaut dissolved, and for the cus tody of the minor children of pltf and deft, viz: Walter and George Robinson and for such other and further relief as may be equitable.

This summons if published ia the Daily Eugene Guard fur six consecutive and successive weeks by order of the Hon J. Fullerton, judge of said court, which said ordor is of date Aug. 'ii, 1HU2, and made at chambers, at Roseburg, Oregon, nf Haid date. Published this first time this 29th day of August, 1SI-2. L.

BlI-YKD, Attorney fur plninliff. J. S. LUCICEV, Watches and Clocks Repaired. K.

0. POTTER, Attorney-at-Law EUGENE, OltEUOX. Office -tu Conscr's block. K. SKIP WORTH, Attorney-at-Law, El OEXE.

OltEGOX. Cflirel Masonic Temple. Klshth street. ill do a general law practice In all the courts it this State. (or living aud tho lowest prices and best also, have concluded to be noticed TTiirm.ha.

and opposite I.rgo A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. sm; an have started to quarrel nd fight generally have the bTt patronage. TTirx CTi't-i JLXX repairing establishment and Intend doing first-class 1 Will clean and press yon whole suit ofclotbes for Jl 00, Coat. An nont. cents: Vest Jo cents.

i llfl.u, .,.,1 -ill also do work P.nia lengibened or shortened, ijeolengthem.1 nd 1. 1 ll to be satntctory or no The Starr Griffin Hardware Co. Hardware and Tinware, 3 AND STEEL, 4M gkrdway. which passed Ihtir way. Th-y happened Welsh disestablishment In bis lecent 11.

r. to havo a shot-gnn loaded with bird shot mouth and in what the Dnko of and so took In the game. Ueor must be Argyll called his Uouldeialona speeches plentiful to ran out in publle highway! so will precipitate trouble wllh bis Own tot, city. pt, II, iri-ZXgZ sfWAksHAlJEK, Tailor..