Oregon City courier., June 13, 1884, Image 3

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THE VILLAGE AND THE COUNTRY.
TIm Jo Field Bridge.
A petition was presented to the county
urf in IHiwiiiIm-t, Wi, to which over
ICQ names vpre amicnutHi, roqucaiiiiK
Iho court ''to conaiier tlio iicc'fHMiiy ui
ftiflliiK ft brliluuttlio(ililiTOHnlnu on
llmTiiuliUii river known aa the Joseph
HiuM's briluu." Tho petition further
dates: "Uy buililliiK hriiltfo-nt or
i cur tho stildayld Bil. your putiuoners
will, aa well as tlio piiblin amorally,
leivuaboon for which they will ever
jray, ftitd yonr petitioners would further
rrprofOOt (lull tncro 1 gWKi mini hi
ready made by tlio way o( aaid crossing
mi'l there would huvo to be ft new rond
I (tilt it Uio bridal was piacod t tlio
mouth of the Tiuslititii river." in ae
I'lirduiiiri) with tlio ruuucKt of tliu rti
lion presented to tlio court, . nd on
uiie-niiiit-of Iho nulMtuntial reasons there
clyen. the brlilito over the Tuulitan Ih to
UilocaUdlatthe Joe Field tiluox. It
in calculated that it would cunt "M)00 to
.,k)ii the rond if tint bridge was built at
.1. I. ..I 'P.. ..I!,-.,
IIIU II1UIII1I I'l UIW liniilli,
Murdering star Friend.
For 20 years ft imir of fhh hawks hud
Imilt tbi'ir neat and reared their younif
iiiilho river's short at the fjlnckama
iliiiu. No mortal liurnu-d them, nd
- they.ln turn, hud not only eenaed to
I ink noon m no hh their onomv but be
lieved him their friend. They wore tame
ii moHt. ami vou iuiiit rinvo kuocneu
Ihcnm'ii hen over with ft stick as ihe
sat on her nent. Tlie old settlor would
have llmtiirjit it an ill ouiou if the an
mint revolution of the seasons bad not
iimui;ht the uirectlonaU) leathery ceuplc
Imi'k in their iioiua on the Clackamas.
Yt here comeH ft strainie hunter with
trnn Who in angiona to kill some living
tliinff , the niysti'r the bettor, mo snoots
them (lend. If he had fired into ft pine
iVuinp lie would hayo shown an niucn
klrill mill valor but much Ilioro S011S0
r.nd hiiiiiunity. lie exulted in having
shut two Urge, tame birds not wortli any
ttung. It was morally a crime. ,
Wm. Knl'uhfn Kleclloneerlni.
'in TIIS KlJlTOS on THR t'oi'sits:
The following id in answer to the ar
ticle in John Hock's t,nHr' reflecting on
me: Wm. Knight anted me, while com
iiii! thn-uiili Nnw Km one day last week
n the morning train, whether I had
written Houiethinj about him in re
.ril to the slit-tinn. 1 told him that
what I had writt'-n was exactly the truth
t I was informed, but individually I
nllegi'd imtliifiy auiiiHt him. Ho did
not ask mo tho ii'aino of niy hitorinant, aa
John Kork'a artiete wouM indicate that
he did. Whenever it is neceaaary, and
riot before, will I reveal tlio name of the
i.rrnou V.ho 'tilated to mo that Wm.
Knight had mado offew to him to help
Ida ckvtion.- W. X. JfttaE.
.New Kra, Juno 10, lSf'4. . .
fiirmcn, iloiwl Hil and Think.
We have for salo in our warerooma at
f Ueaon t'itv all kiiiilaof fartuiiif,' imple-iin.-iiM
ntid nmnliiiiery of the Intent and
iiKiat iinp'rowd natterna, viz., the Ccle
)iruled l.a Hello Va"ii, Wood's Im
' proved Harvester with New Iron Frame
.Twin; Uindnr; liitfonl'a Chill Plow:
iJiifiifd'a Steel l'h.w; Collins' Cast-Steel
Plow; Clod Mnahorn; Siir'ma Tooth
l.trrowa; Spritijr Tooth Raitea; cdera
jfif th.i :;irii'iis MiikfH, Slraw Cutters and
ilm'i SevHpeM, p.ti. Weaisomnnufaeture
ro:.d .''.'.r:.nM,i-.idi:i! to tho Judson pat
I'if. th ".ludsoii Patent Hoad Cart"
tin- i;i'! t r-.ifl in OniiSoii. II ' i''iVi not hi
iii.l,',M, bud. piiuruulee all the line
. . i-:ti:!'. -y we !!., . i.v)ioM) A I'ohtkk
J.iTM-a M . Moore died at his home on
the ip;wite si of the river on Wednei-(jlji-.j.l
the I'g'i f 73'.; years. Jimmy was
ijuiiu fiiiii.mii lu re- in hw prime, and
-' i prominent in liiiriineas. The suits at
Law he had : Minoetion with the estate
ii.).iiNliiih.;i Kobert Ixirer.werc noto-rioiV--.
ITr l.nSc a leading part iu the
litigation (ihoiii tlic Cnruthera estate, and
th( .liinltr of "Wreatling Joe" wh
of the k'adui'ir, eharaetcrs in that in
litrutu e:t-e. Me eauio to this state in
1S4," or I8-J8. and 'leaves a widow, n son
inn: ii diiuiiliti.T.
A' VV.i.hiiit'toii iliRimteh says: It' is
piil! V coming to bo an established
jrelitf tlir.l the democrats cannot carry
New ,iiev and Connecticut on a low
tari'T phi'i form, and counting those
i-lutoH, even witiiont New York, Bluine
,-au be. clMcd. Thia lias caused the
I'arU' advi'rso to turn their eye to the
rai i.'ii! fwiKl in the lioe that gome plan
may b Kugj;estei to wrest California
Jroin ltlaine. Loading democrats are
jtsftuivd liv California ineinbers of con
reNs that because lilaine ia part owner
in a West Virginia railroad and stock
holder in otlier corporations, he will
I -unfiivt with the paramount issue in
'fliifoMiu, and can be defeated there by
Hotiiii iiiti-ni(uopolydenierat. Vaiious
tiekeia liavo lief n suggested tacompass
his result, on which two Californjans
Jlgtiro' prominentlyj One is McDonald
uml liosecrans, and another Bayard and
S.'oueiipui.. These tickets, it is stated,
tvould be.just as good from tlio Chinese
nianrlpoint as ltlaine and Logan, and
: in itch, hotter from the corporation stand
point . ; '.' ' '.' ' '
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Tk Jo, ltrady dynamite club met in
. Xcw York on tbo night of the 10th.
.lamea JfcArdle wiid; "There is agita
tion in England to get the Americans to
jiit down on the Irish who favor dyna
niite, - Wow vp thi'fic Knglish sympa
thir.era, too, ther first chance you get.
You have ft-right to use dynamite here
in this conntry, if the government, gives
von the leant cause. ;The' only way to
make drnanifu thoroughly- popular ia
to make it Miecessful. Let Kngland
have one dowaright good slap that will
make the dishes luce in (jfueen Vic's
pantry, and her heart will shrink with
fear; though I am against killing the old
-woman."
The New York flfuraays that W. W;
. Ker, Uio well kuowo criminal lawyer of
Philadelphia, a demurrat and n man of
htainless reputation, who has no motive,
ficn if hu hod the doniicio mbiatate facts,
now phinily Ivrtifle that the prosecu
tion of the star route cane was deliber
utelv rijudur.teil tbrongti conspiration of
"reHideiit Arthur, with Col. tieo.' Bliss
lo debauch and strangle justice, so as
to suppress essential testimony, break
rtown the cases on techieal grounds, ami
iiy bnf,k or crook, secure thu acquittal o1
i lie accused. .
Mrs. Louisa 'A. Wooiis has been
granted a divorce at San Jose from ex
iorcrnor ieorg L. Woods, on the
rouiid of aliandonmont. Custodv of
tiie minor ehiid is u aided to Mrs.
' Woods. The parlies were married in
Yamhill county, Oreuon, in 1T2. Aban
ilorunont is alleged to have occured in
Auaust, 1KS2. "
' , What are the desirable qtialitica in a
whisker dyeT It must lie roi.venient ft
i-se, easy to apply, impossible to rub off,
ilcyoit 'in apiiearanee, and. cheap in
price. P.iukingham's Pye for the Whis
kers unites in itself all these merits. Try
llem-r Vedder. thi weather proiibet,
died at Montreal on the Pth, aged -44
yeitrs; Cyclones AB'I cloud bnrs will
m w rease. " . .
BRIEF LOCALS.
lien Newman, contractor and jobber,
Onigon City. " . Sinjnf
Daliolom loo-Cold Lein jna Io and Ico
Cream at lino., t ui-hs1,
' Mike Ouinn has secured ft position in
ft railroad wareliouse at corvaius.
The (nctory Iins ft large quantity of
wool OU IIIIUU, anil HID wool inarau( in
dull
T. Dcy, at Canemah, will sell for f."0
rwo-ycar-old bull, Jersey and &
diirhaiii,
Mrs. John Clionoweth. sister of Mrs.
Jake Howell, moved up from l'ortlund
mat ween,
Kdwln Hammond, who has a ranche
at the foot ef tbo mountains, was in town
on Tuesday,
There are eight saloons here now one
to (tack Pit) inhabitants. We are
thirsty crowd.-
Porter Intends- to make some more
road carts, as the first live are selling
with great ease.
Scott Dev. John Brooks; Joseph Long,
and Mrs. Toole left for Culifurnla . on
Tuesday morning,
Win. Hi Hirer has tho frog nond filled
tin again with water, lins his mill run
ning, and is happy.
'mt Kiindav. tho camo meeting of
tho "sanctilled" near C'UckaiiitB station
will be the place to visit.
Three snoon hooka have been found
here this summer in the salmon caught
in the nets of our fishermen. -
One of our local dealer states that ft
lurg quantity of bams and bacon has
been coming in town oi taw.
Through an oversight, monsion was
not made of the celebration of Decora
tion day in Oregon City on May 30th.
Will the saw mill hands have sacks of
sawdust ready for Cole's circus T Maybe
Colo is better customer than Harris
Capt. Geo. 8. Mott, the hnsbanil of
Aliie Talt, was in town. lie says he
has ft position on the Uuecn of the Pa
cific. ' -,. ...
Fourteen fiuiiilies from, the East ar
rived in ttils county lately and have set
tled in the Kusselville country noar Soda
Springs.
Tho smoll of stinking fish greets the
nostrils when von happen near the basin.
Mind, fish are rotting in the hydrant
water we urinK.
Somctimo this month, the stockhold
ers of the Oswego -Iron company will
hold a mveling to (leuumine wliat tlieir
future action shall bo.
Gardner Caldwell, ft young man of 21
years, a cousin of Mrs. George Mott of
tins city, waa drowncu in tho Spokane
river qn the 7th iust.
The eountv court has taken the mat
ter under advisement of bringing suit
against the delinquent subscribers to the
linker's ferry bridge fund.
Soma one placed a! beautiful bounuet
on the gravo of Johnny Galnock on Dec
oration day, Griep a barkeeper who
was drowncu in the river July 4th two
years ago. i
Thj, farmers will have a jollification
i Jill V 41 h at Clackamas station.
Speeches will be made, there will be lots
of good grub to cat, and fiddlers will
Mddle fur tho dancers.
A lot of wo-n-lookingsaw mill machin
ery has been lying at the depot for scv-
ral days. A cortuin Mr. Jones intends
to start a saw mill with it ft mile and I
lalf ti tho Abernethy.
7K. 1). lloynton has applied a hand-
s une and substantial coat of paint to
t.'unoipn Koerner's liouso. liovnton's
its f-it colors. Not an ounce of rublicr
paint lija been uwd on the job, biithon
esfc material, . . .
Mrs. (i. W. Parish, who went Fast
vith the pioneers to visit friends in Illi-
lois, arrived on her. homeward ionrney
in this city on Tuesday. Her husband
eame in on Wednesday with his team to
ako liernome. .:
Willis Wfttcnpaugh, Esq., is taking
vacation trip with tho "Blind Nigger,"
ilins DuUd okinncr. a colored gentle
man who was onco stowart on the river
hosts.' David sells notions and soap and
rntefully receives a kindly gift.
You never hear the landlord of the
Clilf House whining about the hard
times. Ho doesn't think of it. The
traveling public is alway. crowding Inte
rns nostciry ana keeping him busy at
tending to its physical and social needs.
On Friday evening Inst, sonio one col
lected a handfiill of 50 cent pieces from
tho men around the street, whereupon
the twnd was hired to make an hour's
music for Jim Blaine of Maine. Two
torches and a squad of Jim's friends
marched up and down Main street with
the band. Two cans of powder were
wasted firing off anvils.
On Saturday, while Sammy Stevens,
aged about seven years, was playing on
tbo logs in the boom at Canemah, he!
lost his balance and fell into the river.
The boys who were with him cried for
help, and but for the timely presence of
Rossie Spencer, ft boy of about 0 or 10,
who was a good swimmer and plunged
in after him, he would have been
drowned.- '
John Krjjso and John Lewcllitn hare
served the county faithfully during their
two years or'pfliee and willingly lay
aside their dignity of county commis
sioners, as there' is,po mpftey in the
office slid the dignity is not worth while.
Frank'Ford and H.' II. Chase are. now
asked by tlio majority of Ilia voters, to
serve thp county. Tliey will put on the
official harness in July.
-'Mamie Charmnn proves by what she
has . accomplished that she possessos
considerable natural aptitude for fine
art, and if she perseveres, being but
"sweet sixteen,'' nor future as a painter
of celebritv has a bright outlook. The
two- oil printings in Howard's window
by her pencil, one a view of Itokcr lake
and tha other of Mt. Hood, novo maay
delighted adinu-ers. , .
. The author, ojf the letter, which, op
ttcarod in tlie Cotiurn four weeks ago
from Eagle Greek over the signature of
"Hlipendyke," and who signed his
nam Fred Gerber, is evidently an im
i- it r. Fred Gcrber's handwriting and
il: I . are vastly different. Unfortun
ately, "Spoopendyko's manuscript has
not been preserved, or real the Fred Ger
ber would make this trick cost him rery
dear. . . " .
A wild womam was chasing tlie chil
dren at Heaver Creek school, house on
Wednesday. Her lung hair U -disheveled
an I a few rags cover her nakedness.
The children relate that they have scon
her lying down by log asleep. Several
men 'went out immediately to hunt for
her in the woods hut could find no trace
if her whereabouts. No human being
of the femino gender is missed from the
otighborhood, and where she eomes from
is a mystery. ' i
Letter I.ll, '
i he following is a list of letters remain
tug in the iiostoffire at Oregon City,
Oregon, Juno 12. If called for, say
when advertised. J. M. Bacon, P, M.
Bolma.LulieniaMrs-CIark, Henry E.
Fennale, Thos. (2) Matts, J.M.
McMuno. Mr. Maee, B. K.
Potter. Alice A.(2) Raff, F.dward.
Royal C. F. fcbaw, F. W. ' -
Vanburen,MariaMrs wilanron, innic xiss.
Platform tf the Republloaa Party
The convention assembled In Chicago
adopted tho following platlonnt
The republicans of the United HI wm,
in national convention assembled, renew
their allegiance to tlio principles upon
which they havo Jriurnphd In aiv .auo
cessivo presidential elections, and con
nrnttiiatji tha Amnrienn ncotile on tho at
tainment of so uiuny results in legislation
and administration, by wmcn uio rupuo
lican nartv has. after saving. tho Union,
dono so much to render its institutions
Just, equal and bcncflclcnt, the safe
guard ol llliorty ami tno einiKHinueut oi
the best thought anil highest purposesof
our. citissnus. The rupublican party nns.
gained Its strength by a quick' i;nd faith
ful response to the ileum m is qt trio peo-
Die lor treeiloui anil equality oi an men ;
or a united nation, assuring the rights
of all citizons ; for the elevation of labor ;
for an honest currency; for purity in leg
islation, and for integrity and accounta
bility in all departments of the govern
ment ; and it accepts anew tho duty of
leading in the work of progress and re
form.
- Wn lament the death of President Gar-
fluid, wiioise sound statesmanship, long
conspicuous . in congress, save promise of
a strong and successful administration
a promise fully reulizod during mo snort
period of his office as presidon't " of
the United States. His distinguished
successes in war and peace nave en
deared him to the hearts of tho Ameri-
ean people.
In tluJ ndininlstrfttion of President Ar
thur wo recognize the-wise, conservative
and . patriotic policy under which the
country has been blessed with remark
able prosperity. We believe his eminent
sorvices are entitled to and will receive
tlie hearty approval of every citizen.
THIS TARIFF QOTHTIOX. 1 .,
It is tlio first duty Of a food govern
ment to protect tbo rights, and promote
the interest of its own people.' The
largest divcrsitr of Industry produO
tivo of general prosperity and of tho com
fort and independence nf the people.- We
recognize the importance of sheep hus
bandry in the United States, tho serious
depression which it is now experiencing
and tho danger threatening its future
prosperity, and wo thereforo-respect .the
demands of the' representatives of this
Important agricultural interest for a re
adjustment of duty upon foreign wool, in
order that such industry shall have full
and adequate protection. We therefore
demand that the imposition ol duties on
foreign imports shall , ho made not for
revenue only, but that lu raising the, req
uisite revenuo for tho government, such
duties shall be so Io vied as to afford secur
ity to Our diversified industries, and pro
tection to the rights and wages of the
If borer, so that active, intelligent labor.
as well as capital, may have its just,
award, and the laboring man hi full
sharo in the national prosperity.' Against
the so-called economical sriitpm of the
democratic party, whum would degrade
our labor to the foreijm standard, we en
ter our earnest protest.. The democratic
party ha failed completely to relieve the
people ot tne otiruen ot unnecessary tax
ation, by a wise reduction of the surplus
Tho republican party pledges itself to
correct tlie irregularities of tlie tariff, and
to rcuiice tne supius, not oy tlio vicious
und indiscriminate proeois of horizontal
reduction, but by such methods, as will
relieve the tax pnyen without -injuring
the laborer, or arrest the productive in
terests of tho country, . . ....
' foiieign roucr.- -(' , '.
Tho republican party favors a poliri
which shall keep us from ontaiicrlinir al
liances with foreign. nations, and which
gives U the right to expect that foreign
nation slum refraiif tronwnieudling in
American- affairs.- The1 policy which
seeks peaco can trade with all powers,
nut specially witn uioso oi tno western
hcinisphern. , '- ,.-
..we aeinanq tne restoration oi our navy
to its old-time strength and efficiency.
that it may in anv sea protect tho riirhls
of American citizens and the interests (it
American commerce : and we call .upon
congress to removo the burdens under
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wnicu Auiencan Hiiiipiijg fiu i.'cuiiua-'
pressed, so that it. Jhay again bo truly
said that wo have ft commerce that
leave! no sea unexplored, and a navy
which takes no law from superior force.'
Rewired, That the appointments by
tho president to offices in the tern-.
tories should be made from the bona fide
itizena and residents of the territories
wherein they are to serve. .
Wo have always recommended the
best money known to thociviliised world,,
and we urge that efforts.should be mado
to unite nil commercial nation in the es
tablishment of an international standard, ;
which shall fix for all the relative valuo
of gold and silvor coinage
The regulation of commerce with for
oign nations, and between the states, is
ono of the most important prerogatives of
general government, arid tho rupublican
party distinctly announces its purpbso to
support such legislation as will fully and
effectually parry out tho constitutional
powers ui CQiigreqii i;.;r iiuf-Bifjio com
merce. '
The principle of tha public regulation
of railroad corporations is ' wise and
salutary ono, for. the protection of all
classes of people, and we favor legisla
tion that snau prevent unjust, discrimi
nation and excessivo charges for trans
portation, and that shall secure to the
people and the railways alike fair and
equal protection of the laws.
we favor the establishment ol a na
tional bureau of labor, and tho enforce
ment of the eight hour law.
We favor a wise and judicious system
of general reduction, but adequate ap
propriations from the national revenue,
wherever the same ro needed. ' . .
believe that everywhere the pro
taction tar ft citizen of American birth
must be secured to ciUaenwiiy Amoriciii
adoption. r '...
. W favor the settlement of national
dillc-rouces by international arbitration.
, FORKIGX LABOR, ,
Tlio republican party,, -having --it
birth in a hatred of slave labor anil a de
sire that all mon may be truly free' arid
rqualr is uualterably opjiosed to placing
our - wui;Kiiigiiieii i .vuRipuiuion mm
any form- til porvile labor, -w hether at
home or abroad. In this 'spirit we de
nounce the competition of contract la
bor, whether from Kurope or Asia, as an.
onence against the (pint of American
institutions; and we pledge ourselves to
sustain the present law restricting Chi
nese immigration, and to provide such
further legislation as ia necessary to
carry out its purposes.
Reform of the civil service, auspici
ously begun under a republican adminis
tration, should be completed by a further
extension of tlie relorm system already
established by law, to all grades of the
service to which it is applicable. The
spirit and purposd of reform should be
observed in all executive appointments,
and all laws at variance with the 'object
of existing relorm, legislation should lie
aljolished, to the end that the 'dangeis
to'' free institutions which lurk in the
power of official patronage may be wisely
and effectively avoided.
The public lands are a heritage of the
people of the United States, and should
be reserved, as far as possible, for small
holding by actual settlers. We are op
posed to the acquisition of large tract of
these laml.i by corjioration or individu
al, especially where stick holding are
in the hand of non-resident alien, ami
we will endeavor to obtain snch legisla
tion a? wiU tend to correct thw eviL
u, ,t..mnn,t of eonirres lite ft'ievdy
rrfoltnra of nil land grant wii haw
iH'pgw ,v reaaon of non-cninpljane with
ftittrif4'ororHUon, in all eaef where
(nHJ.c rio'atjoinft, In fHW lr
to-perform tho' conduce of wwh. grant.
MiiiiikH hf tho imorican
people are due to the Union soldiers ond
mi una ki fit larA uriir hiiu liiv . I'uuiiv
an party stands pledgod touitftblp.
sions for all who were disabled, ftud, lof
tho widows nd ornbons wf thoso who
died in the war. The .republican- party
also pledges itself to tho repeal of the
limitation contained ih tlie arrears act of
187, so that -ail invalid winner snu
share alike, and their pensions begin
wiil.ln hn,tuiof dlMubilitv or disclirg.
and not with the date of the application.
lltttilvcd, That it iff th amy oi con
ffrnuB to unnct such law as shall prompt
ly and effectually suppress the system of
polygamy wiinin our ujrriiurn.-, ui
t.a nniiiiful from the eccUsiastlcftl
nf il.o uwallod Mormon cliurch :
ami that tlie law so cnacusu powuiu w
r . . :. . l,.i.i.i I
rigidly enforced by the civil authorities,
if possible, and by tlie military, H need
be. ' -': .-. ;
TUB IlIUHTS OKSTATKS. . - f
Tbn naonla of the United State'', In
thoir organized capacityi constitute a N4-
tio.v, and not a mere conieaeracy ui
jitatei. The national government la su-
nromo w in n tne fliinnraoi ic national
duty, but tho.attrtes have reserved righU
aiiii-n mioniii im iiULiiuiiiV. fiiainwiuru.
Each should be. euarded-'with 'jealous
coie, so that the harmony oi our system
of government may be preserved aud the
UIIH'U KV,VlUVIVtlVi - V
The perpetuity pi Qt institutioiisreats
upon the maintaining of a freehalhit and
nonest ana correct reiurnn. w uo-
nounce the fraud and violence practiced
hv tha lumrtie iiartv in Sduthern
state, by which the will -of -tlW voter
Is defeated. dansrerous to uieiMeerr
emnlv arraiitn 'the democratic" tfcrfy a
being tlie gnuiy recipient oi wie iruua ui
. ... .. . . . ..aL. ..,.- .
such fraud and Violence.' We extend to
the republicans of the outU, regardless
of their former party affiliations, our
cordial svinoathv ana pledge to- them
our. most earnest efforts to proriiot thn
passage. of such legislaUon as wui secure
to overy citizen, of whatever race and
color, the full and eotnploto recognition,
possession and exercise of all -civil and
political riuhts. - iv
The resolutions were adopted' without
discussion and amid much applavew,
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fACIFIU AMKRiaV;
In about a niontH, the Orar Hsriwr Mcam
amp uora win o nnisiieu, -ii. -
W. S. I,add, tho banker, in piitBortipaia&yiOO
barn ou uii farm neur r-un l'otunau.
Mrs Cannon, of Yoncalla, la the mother of (rip
let, girls, wolghlng tegellicr U.S piaipdi, --
John Wardlo. crlpnle, was shot niwr McMln
villa on' Ilia 8th, by ills city marM.: KbuiIIjt
quarrj. - ii.-... ..: .. .
Tlie entire democratic leghtatlvc tlrkct of Lane
ooUutv ban been olactud; (bo flrnt lane ift IS jroam,
say.i tlie Oiiiu-d. .v.'-'..
: . Davo Campbell and ret tawlar fn nlatehed.
to flijtit wlib nurd glove at the jJavllion, forl-laud-,
50 a idc, ''$0
.-'.'last wovk Thnreilny II. T. Tapreano conipany'i
store, noar lake Union, wan burned by the expioa
lon o( ool oU lamp. Unurauce ...
The SouthejTi Orcgoii Agrli:ulturlK9orlel.v hii
boenorKiml.L-djit HoiclniPjf. Ik will hold animal
fuira. Capital tockDvethoaiiiitiikIUrt. v
Mm. Jacl!on' ImM t fjmi'ilre Cifr burned no
tho .'Will. Un IftOUO. The.SiitIii,'tf.Ori-.'i.a 1m
proveiiient eompuny is lo bulla a nvwTulli and
wharf nt Knipiro Cliy. .-... ... -, . ;'...'
"A lively rntlflcatlon meeting wftikoldTiy Tnrt-
laml rqintillcflim at thp cuiin ihmj Saturday
nbrlit, fipt'echi-S ' w ro made wkHl Ihe eannon
outuklu were fired off lu honor ol UNne, .
A prrtou writing fr-im Union nJHi! Orrgmlnn
oliilm.lhM railroad hi-iidii l-SI-iM Ul.-gai voien.
in three preclnctH there, liMiUl liavo ntnt.-.l
that ilic.'s nitn havo wurkot tMrv fur several
month, v ' -. -, i
In tho Ant davs of the praaeatl'iiiorith, .thc-e
ban been a tinmbt r ofclgml bvnU til flv oat-or.
luv-niouniaiiis cuiuu.j. uii'iKVMihB'm ,u.tt-r
etixk tanyoiu wcrewept ua wjili i.dalB!tedrown
Inn nieu und iiniliiul'i i Ti ,n. . '
The Orejtoit Iiomo, Jim Ren wwk. who won the
three quarter mile stakes of Vat Jerome park,
Itew YorK, on tno JUl, never unac au uirori un
til the last furlong, whim hccinuieway and won
in a big gailott by Ibiw'lemKM , t : .
Pick Haves' ra IfnW raSkl.idlWjr.rrH.to
mare wllj run a race on Fvhu Ittibte, "bout eight
miles went nf Kugeiul n fiatllrdy, J.ilv 5th, for
thesuuiofl.lliKI, MU l-T clla siclefiaviiiK already
been deposited lu the Line coauly baak. .
Moses lake In the Big Bend country Is said to
have risen over twenty leutdiirlirttBelast twenty
years. It covers a much largcf area of ground
than formorlv. It Is sminrued souw aiibtarranean
outlet lor Uio water haa been .closed, and that the
water Is yearly Increasing MIMiMK '
At Sllverton, last week Krldavuijlit; at a repub
lican rally, an old cannon loaifcir with powder,
brick dust, etc., exploded and klcd ex-sheriff
Hainshy's horse, Am yards air ay, ond demolished
a school house. Though a large crowd was near,
no one waaburt. A Dtirae of tloo was raised to
pay fdr Ih borst; ' ' . ' f,..'- .
The Hmulau Welrnmr asserts that full lioo men
wero bought on olection day to vme the straight
republican ticket. Tho influence f. ring gold and
whisky spread like prairie tko about tbo dllter
cut prerints. The nisionists kaA bragged and
blustered atiout what thev W4UUV do to oooose
cninipilon. bul tbey were too evyaidly to fpue the
forces of Ihe rlutf at Ilia polls: i .
A very disastrous water spout Happened at Last
Chance ranch. Bridge creek, law Week- Monday
evening at i o'clock. ' Mrs. Wilson tni three chil
dren wereiirownea. several nrsiseawerewastica
away and a number a horses VI tattle perished.
Two teams loaded with freight wMB'caught by
the water, near the mouth of erldre ereek, and
washed about thirty miles dovti tfce John Uay
rlvar. Nearly ali-the farms on Bridge creek are
ruined. ',--. Uri: :l.
Portland Standard: .Tektna ulbit Wtss from
the vollng places, and reading rife aud ten tlcketjS
at one time, recording tliam all s jHi many virtes
aa read from one llaket, will probably be suftl
eient grounds to throw out th( -rotc-ot Multno-
man county, it tailed oy an nocst tribunal, a
prominent faro dealer says that, nn Monday
night his tabic was literally covsrvit.wtth new tf.
!) pieces, and further Iher staid tt-re, too. They
were put on the table by tbesctia M fortland. .
.-' CIMomi.- ':':-'?'1 '''
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The while plug has been adttpCeAws the Blaine
badge la San Francisco. ! i.i .v .
In- rallfnrnla, the hews of tJis trpcrinalloa of
Blaine of Maiue waa received wltti great elhnsi
asui. When It became fcnowfciil ftiilf.t'riinclsco;
It seemed as If Uietowa had golf jpad wlth-aatis-tactloa.
Ktns wbisUea, Iwlla, Srtiuioii. anviK,
everythinf whirls esuld make isiotse wore in I In
operation, and for arvliHir tbcxly roared as it
had not for ym Everywhew, Tamuirs were
Hung to the braesa, . As sooa aa it dnrr tlie
streets in all directions were ilhintbiated with
bon-nras, each bluing pile teltig tla) senterM a
excited, hu. railing crowd. Seeloek In, i
erenlng, a procession 'Jil.r4atmiKwlth n
ous bauds, titled up the immense &01b
(cwt of Market street, bap 4WO (Sf7
w as-heard bul musio ami k bcdlavU,,
thousaiKls of lliroBta.. .Thin cx.-Oo'
Woods -of Oregon addressed tie
half an hnur. Ilisjpoiicti r.asOlt'gt
the erenlng, - 1
..T-.-.'. ';' wiiotooif
Knilgrants are forking Into H
T. Six hundred a re en route to
Tlie assessor's valnation of Seift
an increase of nearly . 51) per ecu,
The-crofis In all'jiartsof ftlo
promise better than at any tla
live yeara, . - , , ' - .-
Th Wbatcora Rrrttllt pi
Dames and adilrvsses of IM
who were paid fur by one I
Thef' rry eaW aoross
on Ihe.Vli. JnoHtoukPiKil,
and iff pa-k animals, wer
IllsestlrnaittbttlK
t'rto WaaiilngP'n Territ
Paclnc railroad. In the i
not (all short of Vivo.tr
Vsncouvee Indrprr'
lug propped up. to pi
their loads; a lltlug '
ycaf-
A miner writes ffoi
Times are awful ditt
The people lv-fe whs
have got the world Isy
for a big thing.
The Wsllm Wall Jo
anaugV f'n-merly a Is
was weighty woman'
M pounds, h'hewdrtt
since and has yost rrtiu
rtiea nf that alimate s
away rjUwu ads.
The new'treaty betweeft
been -Igned. - 4
Lord HhalVHurr dory
many voiain ti Enjlarf.
f ITL' VU I k
EAST AND SOUTH.
The rttr.Anrlnn In Bovlnn nf tliu Maine and Cel.
fX)rf (sWkylJ'pr;!! dcltaiitin i Viflr owl.
ft liUaluf 5l6,uo(io bunliuli,
' (ton llrthi.v.l, lln. rintnila hlji frlAtul. hal
ilrowuml afftbJ' ctMil itf Flurlil.
Jjr UonM Iiuii alitniiitil control of Uio Central
riwiiio uy pun limu ol ll cuuHKe.
Tlie rwn of (Uorif W. Curlli kud the nenclt nf
Nan will bo uwd in Hurprr't Weekly agnluit
Ulalna.
Hie now Torn 'MM,
.Valla and TV-iil. Bo
la... 17.....,., .tkl...... "IVu.. (V.. I,
Inirliiii HcpuUiran uud hilliululplil TtMii will
aiao oppoiie uiaine aiva viwaa.
Hialne wh nominated oa Ihe rah. rucemtia Ml
mtfH: Ai-tUur'7:'K.liiitliNlc4l! Iimimi 7: llawli-v
olConnedcul MnVolnl, 0n. Julia X la;au
wa nominated tiuauiiUouiily for vlce-iirt-tldeni.
Blalnowaii received with untioiindud nlhiifj-
aiui ui bin bme In Augimta, Maine. Umff IruliiN
of earn from illll'iniil nartnof Iho tlateennio Ui
coii6rii,tiUte him. The enthualamn auiong New
Kngland republican,) Ii gri-al.
"The Indenondent ninvemrnt dyien'l amniint lo
anylliliig." nay a pMinliicnt politician In Wanh-
inicton, "vi iiou uie eumpaimi uexina in t-arneil,
run will find evur.v n-niilillrau. from llaine to
California, aliuuting (ur Hialne.'-
Mr. Pliirh-v. nf Maine, an IntalMoont ohRprver.
aid in Waabinnlon: "themntli will nnlau dem-oi-eallc
by dcnult, oi hcrclooro. The dt-Dini-rala
win nave to waicii Virginia, norm caronaa,
Ktorida and Tuniiumee, or tbejr will low tbini."
An Inyoiitlvo Yankee ha been experimenting
wllh an eloclrical loroodo boat whlrh never all
to laxlen a torpedo to any vouiel tow ard whlrh It
undoubtvilly one aj the nwit. horrible entluui oj
mat- o.i uirai;io. it in awui auu huibuioh anil
warare ever inveuieu.
Coiiereuman Hnrr of If ohlirnn aald on the nth
In a iiKHM-h at the f .'htaaanflonvutltinn : llod would
not have put Ihe gold and coal and Iron In the
boweli oltha land if he lhoiht the demiKratle
mrty waa gotn,g W nrn ma uouiury ana auoiun
A npei-lnl to the Qrtyanlon tlntea: The Sprlng
leld Ki niMnni. (loiton Ailvrrtinr. N, Y. Urnilna
hut and Timet wllloppoiw illnlne. Both In Manna
eliimeltii'and New-Yotbani rom -Ai,000lo40.0OU In
depeiideiil votert tHtt wllrnot vol, lb rapub:
uean ticaei aa iney uiu necewiure.
. The Oregon Central land grant forfoltiWblll
was nned on the 3d lu the house yean 11 hays
ineoill lorieiiing an iana granieu inecai
Horn la and Oreaon railroad, extent surh lands
aa were gaatedior that portion of tno road which
wnaiioBipieteu nciore July i, irai, wuk pasaoa ia
the bonso on the 4th yeas lM.,nayi M,
Twenlv-one children were found hurled 4n' a
small plot ombeoutak iris of Hammonton,,V.jit
i mlsslou home. A sanitarium was opened several
ears ago, by Mrs. Nevison, a middle aged woman,
or the purpose of taking young children to raise,
out of charity, II Ii stated that Improper food
and care caused the death of 21 out m a.
Adrian tllll of Illinois, a rawboned Individual.
Is making arrangements for walking match
from New York lo San J-'rancUco, for a purse of
texc. The terms of the match are that ho is to
walk fifty miles each day. The route will prob
ably be along the Pennsylvania and Vamlalla
mntetoSt. Imls. thonre to llenver and across
the Rocky mountains and the great Alkali des
ert.
J, 8. Moor, the well ktiown writer on tariff mat
ters of New York, says of the tariff planks In. the
republican filatlnrm: "It Is unreservedly pro
tection uhallenire to Ihe democrats. I am Very
glad this measure Is squarely made, The demo
crat cannot tioiige uunor inis cnauciiiie; iney
will ell her have to favor protection in a vacillating
way, or take up the glove In a chivalrous manner.
I think the country Is ncrlectlvirlDe for this great
battle." - -
une report reads: Til'len haa told Pana In a
personal Interview that he will have a letter writ
ten by himself read at the state convention of
New York on Ihe 1X1 h. stating that he will not be
a candidate under any elrcumstnnees. Another
dispatch Is the opposlto, viz.; 'i'lldcn will accept
Ihe nomination if tendered him unanimously.
Certain democrats are for giving TUden the noui
luatlnn that he mat' ddblluti II. liosi Kelly la cror
atlug confusion. . . . .. ,
Horatio Rovmour told a New York lrmfd In
terviewer thai he thought Tlldcn was not-lneapa-clatcdby
his physical condition to assume thedu
ties of the presidency. "I have no doubt, if he de
sires, that he will be nominated, and wnnld be
reasonably sure ot ejection." On the tariff ques
tion Kevmoiir Said, "There Is no need for the
democrats to make the tori A an Issne; Dor Is there
anv necessity for them to be divided on that ques
tion. If tho republicans force tlietaritTquestio
Into IhAciimnslen as a nartv thuv will take their
aland on' high tariff. Thou wo shall beat them.'!
Rr-nrcscntatlve Tnllv of California says lib t
Butler docs not suit tlie politicians and could
never get the nomination, tnougn lie won in be
U'Ctd If.hcdid. Itcnrescntatlve Lovarlngof Mas-
Uncbusctts Uiinks butler would carry all the New
nglaud statuxexcept Mnlne and (ermont. He
Would run welLlnfew York. If nomliinted Jie
wou'll certainly bd cieeted. lllfllno will b? beaten
nut hfslght ln Hi'elm)itf. ,Sitld another prom
inent democratic politician, ''Whs we want Is a
man pnaesscd of stuiliar qunlillos to those which
make lllalne the tdnl'nf tfis'masscgt)f the repub
lleun party. That man ts Butter." 7-
: ' ' iroiiKitiJi.' ,' ..:'
It Is rumored ot Cairo that KI Mahdi hfls gono
toKhartoura. Ills surrender Is shortly. expocca.
ft Is stated that Hammond, owner of the Derby
winner, ct. unljon. una won ou iiieinriaiiriugiue
past lew year.iiu,iMi,
Agrnrluli outrages haw boon Increasing In Ire-
land u llliln the last few dais.
d within the la
People Kre begin-
nlng to trace conneeriou- between
tneai ana toe
Miy ii iwlla ekblostoua..
It Is roDorted that K hie -William of Holland hits
beetle afuanceil his ilircfl vcniMitd dauehler.
Princess Wllbonilna, lo Prince Brandnin son o
fount rlanuers, neir apparent io mo inrone ot
Belgium, In order to reunite Holland and Bel-
glum. Bismarck has icnt his boy Herbert to
waicu tne union. . ,.
Knineror William said: "Tho last great work
ol my reign Is to establish Germany's social pol-
Bn.l tliA ul.rtr ixt niv fit." Ilirnivi, Pi-lnfw
Frederick Wllhelin). The Gmporor gave a state
banoiu t on the 41 b at Berlin lo the ttarlna of Bus-
sia. Tbo Imperial family anil the Ctarlna at
tended the 0K-ra ill tbo evening. 1
While Bismarck was leavlinr Fredrick s Riiheon
the Mb. wurkingnieji In front of tho building
shouted, "Pown with 'Bismarck I" Bismarck, who
was sealed at a window where1 he could witness
Ihe whole demonstration without-being sei ii, be
came livid with nigo and' ordered, bis person ai
servants to summon the police and assbit them to
disperse the mob. When tho servants appeared
inthotrevt,in Ulsmarok's livery, the tumult was
ranewed. hittthn aiithnrltlos rinallv succeeded lu
quieting the crowd, and the Journey "of the
finnce s pany was resumeu .wiinoqi nmuer in
orferonce, l or some hours after tills Incident
nisiiiarck'coutrnued U b'vail file Ingratitude of
the people ., ..... .
AYER'S
Hair Vigor
rejtores, wlfa, the gles anil frcshpoas of
youth, faded-or (ray hair to ' nstnral, rich
brown color, or deep black, na maybe desired.
By IU use light' or rd hair maybe darkened,
lulu hair thickened, and' baldness often;
though uot always, onrtil'.-' - . ''
It eliooks fulling of tlx Iialr, ami ttinm
Jatrl a wa.i)l and sickly growth to vigor. It
prevents ain) cures scurf au'd dandruff, and
heals nearly arerjr Oiseaae ieeuluur to. th
aciilp. As a Ladles' Hnlr Dressing, th
" Vuio Ii une.iiallt.l ; It contains neither o'.
nor dye, renders tbo hair aoft, glossy, and
llkon iu v K4rruw,nnd Imparts t delicate,
agreeabl ".v....- .
m ''. ,, '
si
ia C3 c; :: lit-iis ie w ? ?4 M V
-1 -i-i-iit-i-'iF'i jjai-.iiwiMfl?o
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i feg j.g $M!imzZ$5$2i&
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w;j;5iMCil-oS-J.c)a;ioiiii04-CoSJ
A resolutiou introduced in tho repu b-
licun national convention unulinx tno
delegates to support the nominco of tlie
convention crcnted a war of ilisc-uanion
and wa not adopted. The 272 vote
that were caat ior tlie candidate oppoa-
inir Mr. lSlamu linve lull IiUcrty to do ail
the kicking they desire.
Tire next Oregon losifislnturo will
stand : . Senate republicans 10, demo
crats 14; hoiiae republicans 3i, uoin-
ocrats 25. liepi'blicau iilnjonty on joint
ballot 12.
Alvin Bullard, a young man, is very
low with typhoid fever at his home on
Clear Croek.
Hermann's majority
county is 181.
in Multnomah
. At Kief, Ruasia, 100 Nihilists were ar
rested ; at Charkow 200.
. The Union depot at 6t. l'aul burned
on the 11th. I-osa $200,000.
Oregon City Market Report. -
The prlcoVquote'd below, except for grain, flour,
meats, bay and hides are largely paid "In trade,"
The local demand for produce is too limited to
pay all cash for the same: . . ..
WHET-anc f bnsliel.
Okm 15rti.'Oc bushel, without sacks.
Fuiun Kxtra,f.'.0 V barrel; lo tbo trade, RM.
Arn.aa Bun dried, luetic- y R,;. plummer
dried, lc. "
Bittkr xOc " tb: choice, IV.
CuicaiMa S.oo(Si5..kl V doea, aeeordiag to
age and sire.
Kmis iWc dosen .
Bicoa-SlJes, U.'.ef Hi; hams, lSHe; shoul
ders, ua,
Bekf tc gms, If 1 prime order; Scdrosscd.
urroa I'er head Sl.lki&f.aDi
aa 7sre5Hc dressed.
ki,fs-2 t ft theusand. Very dull.
-;ouutry, 1"0 V pound. .
Tons Old, We in trade I Oregon THy.
iireen, sc; nry, ir.4i7c V l; oiie-iniro
d. miiaralii two-third! off. :
.per -Ion; IinKldling, I'iS per ton;
-in-wunoui aaeaa.
.lncyib
S. HUELAT,
COCNBKLOli AT Us,
or in Ijiancery.
CITY, ORKGON,
JIRG I ALBRIGHT.
it
)0LN BAKERY,
OREiHiN CITY, ORKOON.
1y iitaee In town where yon ran oblaiu
ead and fine pastry. ffh every day.
A full IMje ol canned guods, choice
. ' and selected, auJ staple
. groceries, eoimtaut-
ly(,b;u.t.
and laundry soa-psy Ubtscatlery. kalrM,
' mMm wakr. -
t Entire Stock In New.
G.tsi we. tf!7 Tnmti c5rnrr. imxthxd
ircncrsi Agent forth Kew fmpmved
merican Hewlne Macbhie. o-.-c lo please..
tnted lo; Ore reus. lu
if
fxti
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AND
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if. v
Ue'rnianiu
Thayer.
Fllnn V
8 35 ft S S Ty lor
Dennett.
Pillard.
-. 8 lift ft
a ' "
n .1.1
William.
.I'M -u
Vaughan.
Oeer.
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9 -1 1-9 S
May.
Noyer.
Kaih.:
Evan.
Whitlock.
Kelly.
Knight.
Pchccps.
Swafford.
Harding.
Ford.
Chase.
Lewcllen.
Hyes.
IS f 4;
Marquam. .
Currin.
Rainl.
Rackett.
McWrum.
Randnll.
Cooko.
STEAF.1ER "LATOMA,"
Capt. J. II. Uonscr, Mns(?rt
The steamer LATONA will make rranlar Irina
between Oregon City and Portland, toucblai si
way landings.
TIME TADLE.
heave Oregon City dally at.... A. M.
Irf-nve Portland for Oswego daily at. . .IPiMI A, V.
Uave Oswego for Portland daily at:. M:m p. Mi
Uave Portland for Oregon City dally at 8:80 F, II.
F0 FREIGHT OR PASSAGE
Apply on board at loot of Taylor street, Portland,
or, In Oregon City, oa board at- the- dock neat-
cx neai
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. IEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE of REAL ESTATE.
V0TICR Id HEIKBT OIVRN THAT. BT VII
' tue of a lletn.a and order of the honorable
County Court of the Slat of Oregon for Clacka
mas cnunly, to me, tbo undersigned. In the mat
ter of Ihe estate of Henry Holohs.lss, deceased, as
administrator of such aetata, 1 will on
Tuesday, a 11, 184. at I (t'claek, T.
sell, to the blghast bidder, on the premises here
inafter described, the following 'described prsut
iscs. t-wit,;, . . - , .
The north half of the'flnodall iTfc C. laT 1 a.
R I K, In aecilon 19, Clackamas cout)ly, Oregoi,
commencing on th aacllon Use 11K soda nosth
ol Hie, w. simsi of aai Uon Mt; thencadua ks(
!f ol a mile; Ihenc North ' roria; thane West
10 rods; thence North to rods; these West M
rods to the. quarter poal; , thence Hnuta to tbi
placeof bcginulng, containing 10 acre. ,
Also 12 acres adjoining the above described, In
Washington Couaty, Oregon, beglnnlni o th
meridian line rods south nf the quarter post be
tween sections IV sad it. InTtf"; runnlngihenr -West
4 rodsr thence South It rods;- Ihenc KM
W rods to th merldlaa Hoc; thence North to Ik
placeof beginning. . .. -
Terms of Hale One halt eaah, tb balance M
six months credit on mortgai.t apeeceni I.
tare. , H. EVHAVK, .
Dated this Mh day of Hay, ISM. ' -Admlnlstrater.
C. D. P. C. LAVouama, Attorneys.
Slmll
i
NOTICE.
IX TUB COCNTT COURT OF CLACKAMAF,
Icountr. Stale of Orexon. -
Iii the mstur,ol the estate of Nathan Graham,
deceased. r ' ' -1 ' i t ' .
Notice Is lierehy given that I base en duly
appointed by aald court adiniulslra'rix of the
aUtve entitled estate. All pursi.ns bvlug elaltna
against sil l estate are therefore notiAeii lo pre
sent them to me at tb ofllce of H. K. f :rna, av
lorney at law. urcgnn city, nregon, wuniu tlx
months from the date of Ih's notice,
MAKCAItKT K. fIRAHAV,
Administratrix of tb Ettet of Nathan biabas
dccease.1.
UayMh, 1H. : nil
To the Public!
VOTHTi IS nKfefr 5l M THAT MY WIKR,
ivvfatv l. JTelln, new W illiams, voluntarily
k it uy bed and Imwm on fiinebr,. and thai I ani
nut n apniMlbte for any delns Ihe limy contract
In my nsme. , It. LEW r.A.r..
prlnjM ater, Jtiae 7, V, . . v. lnjnw
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