The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, July 16, 1880, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOfii-ial ?itv l'upcr. Al.Ii.VXY. FIMIAY. .lil.Y Vi. IS0. i'r;in-i t. GAPwFISLD, K "llii, JAS. A. KnU Ml K PltKMIKNT. Chester A. Arthur, of m:w yokk. ! A Hoetiil Mnit, AnlioK. I!en Charles H. Weaver. Greenback t-MnIMate lor the I're-iilenev. while :it 'h;itaimo:i on the !.. w interviewed by n iicivapaiicr insn. He expressed him self tn the reporter a confident ol he in; able to carry Alabama, Tennessee. Texas. ?.Ii.-f.isstppi. West Virgil. ia. Missouri ami K,Tn)i, anil, with the aul of he.Tney. ill certainly carry Calit'otni.i. lie claimed also that he won);! make heavy gains in Town, Maryland. Michigan ami Minnesota. tlt;-"say if hi' de not receive a majority f the electoral vote, neither of the oilier eatiUidates will. w hen the matter will fio i .to the House, where he stands as good a fhnwns therr.it. lie proposes to stump vry State he can reach before the elec tion. He i3 certainly the most, hopeful man with the least foundation for his hope we ever knew. Ilia Obfceurllj, WiUCain II. English. All the facts in relation to the Obscurity whom the Diunncrats have nominated for Vice President are coming to thn front with remarkable rapidity. He w as torn In Scott county. Indiana, Aupn-t 27th 1322, received a collegiate education, re ceived an appoii tment as clerk at Wash ington, where fie laid the foundation of his large fortune by loaning money to his fel Jow clerks at such outran otis rates of in- tet'est as those proverhl ily improvident , ;-eoi'e arc alw"aj-s pay ing to the Shy locks. ; ' lib prey upon them. Ketuming to Indi- : -!;m. lie brc"me a successful lawyer !ti In- j (iiatiapolis, and is now at the head of a I larjre banking institution. He w as a mem- ! I cr Of tile legislature tor several terms, and j of Congress f--0'n 1?53 to 1U. One of the j ii.ost notable and characteristic act of his 1 P:V was the subscription of one poh.au ' to the find for the re'ief niflVrers ! ot the Chicago i 1 The matter of the intcroccanlc cmaJ Is j gradually assuming shape rtml ga-ning in interest on this coast. It U true that, tlie j matter has been more seriously debated J nd much more interest taken in it in ; Europe. SO far. than heie where the gieat- est result and beiiefirs wotial be derived i from it ; but continual agitation of the i subject will evet.tualiy aw .-.ken even tlie; Pacific coast to its vast benelVs. Whin the canal is an actual fact across the I-tli- : MBS, wlieat in A'btnvvvl.'l t.e woith a : " mrich as wheat in Chicago, because by that I time Yaqtiii.a Eay will be opened to tiie ! commerce of tlie world, and two or thiee i lines ot railway will be traversing the ,' s, j Willamette Yai'ey to that point, deliver- i ifg the products of the soil at that place 1 ik much less rates than now-cost the pio- ; 'iueer to get them to Portland, thus saving : the ertra hamli'i g aial cbrgcs fioai that -point to Astoria. From Washington we learn that the sev- : rat appropriations made at the late ses- j srou of ( ongress for tiie improvement of harbors, etc., are now available, and work will commence, we expect, . ;it an early date at-Yaqnina Bay.. Inniock't old olciiera for Garflelii. The New York Eveainy r.-xst says : The iJemocrals evidentiy hope tliat Gen. Hancock's ol.l soldiers will all work and fight for him. There is one of them, who commanded a, regiment, who certainly i will not do so. He says. --No. sir. All j of the republican soldiers under Hancock j will work against him. We have to choose ' between two soldiers, one a West Pointer, who lias been fed by the government, and ne who is a voluntary soldier and who made himself ; and we shall vote tor the volunteer. More than that, the Veteran Association is going to work to prepare a pamphlet contrasting Hancock with Gar field us soldiers, and the balance, yon may be certain, will be in favor of Garfield." The popular iilea of croquet is that I offers unpararielt.'l opportunities tor oprn air flirtation, aud the cl'splay of master pieces In female boots find embroidered tilk hosiery. But lid- idyllic sport has be come a thing of the past, except in sub urban towns. Ttio Xw York Croquet Inb ailmits no women, and at a recent match game not a single feminine spec tator was present. The game was played according to i-trict rules with small rubber balls, and no croqueting was allowed. It vraira species ot outdoor billiards, and was Interesting only to experts. In response to the Senate rfsolntion of March 8th, offered by Mr. Kirkwood, on the 10th of . f ime the Secretary of the Treas ury furnished the Senate an elaborate statement, showing the expenses of the ;overntnent "on account of the war ot the rebellion from July 1st, I8C1, to June 30. 1879, Inclusive." Tlie gross expenditures were $5,79f,792.500 ; ordinary expenses, $609,549,124 ; expenses growing otit ot the war, G, 107,243, 3S5. Tho Western Oregon Kali road Company completed the trestle from the main track at Independence to tho gravel bar in tlie Willamette river last week, and is now en--paging the work ot sixty men. a steam -shovel, three engines and a large number of dump cars, In ballasting the road u itli gravel. ' . ' Philadelphia is endeavoring to assume prominence nsa good place for people to go who tles'ire to commit suicide. Twb'doaeri falsi nttetapts have wenrred there in three tnvntb, IhK there w-:n not a Presidential v-inii'date in tbe wt5o!iof. . 6; ivctu tiie Ili'inor- It s ;i itit:il.!e 1'iet I hilt the I iii.-rtil ii: I;n;yis mn-fiinil ci.tiiviy by !?ntu hern ! leiul. is. It i a:i undeniable fact that thee cNtne-s mo penitence fr tlic p:W. j m, it jMoiiii-i- iio iiii.'iiilnictit lor tin- Inline: ; on the cmitrary. they take every ncc:i-i"ii ; to i.n ify themselves tur tin; pjit. tln-y '. l.Mtk in I lie r hellion, aiul 1 1 ilu ir realis tic to again open imi slit' Mrnjrjile for the I supremacy ot tin; Soul h. pronouncing tiie i lost i:hi-c"' jti-l inn! i;;Iileoiii. ft is no torious tMivi iy ci;ioii otthis Nation, that Ihrnngli :i v.-tiin el' tei 101 ism. mobs, an. I ' tllC -lint ll'III poIlCV. these plMIMMTMliu i leaders'" have tor years tlcpriveil huiul' eils i ! of tlioii-anils o! Keptib!uai!s in ti e Simtl: J i of the tieht i f sull'n2', i:i 1 1 -X 1 : 1 1 1 1 e of lie; Constitution of!!).- '"nit"il Slates . -u.il every " o..i e of tiht. ju-liec :.n,I .leeency. ; 1 hec uly tacts aie s.o poU'iit tli it no m;m , iviih anv claims to lionet v. (It veiicv or ! common sen-e will -.ic-ny mem. i And now this party, willi it damnable i reeon.'. nominates a soldier. Gen. la::eocl. : a tnaii iio did some servif' for his i-onntiy. i as it, si unlaid U'.-lre.-. hoping !lns to elec ; troplate the I cinocra!ic party with a dc j ceplive .-lieen fit loyalty ! lint, the drcep : ti.ni is loo giiazy it will not catch tiiink I iit nu n. '1 iionjrh iiii'y plate the u'.d car j carets.- ;ni inch thick with the ai hii'venients I of Hancock, it will not hide nor change j the ch.ir :cU i- ot the hideous protrnhet -a net s i ai.il misshapen excrescences dev lop d on ' the party 's lb- m in its prolonged resist -I :u.c.' to everything that the nnjoiiry ol the people have deemed essential to th; salva : tion of the X i:ion. Xn Republican de j sires to detract one iota pom the niede of i praise or credit due Gen. Hancock for j w hatever o service he may h ive Jen T.-red ! the Union cane ; hut puttii.e ail these at : their very highest vaina'ion. thev are w o- tulle delicient in fnrn-ishinir a cover for the i wretched o'd hu'k. of which he i- the ttg- utelnad. of even tlie r hinni st e;!o?s of lo a 1 ' tv and honor. Yon' niie'it as well Itnder ! lake to make a trade dollar silver the sur ' (ace of the. T u ific octaii. It appear to be an easy matter to sw in- ; die the l"i itd Stales Government. The i Nashville a: id Chattanooga Iviiirivul re- ' cently changed hai.ds tinder circumstances that render it probable that the e nrrn ment "ill loe $t. 000. 000. It held a claim on the road to that aim. nut. the col lection of w hieii now appears very doubt ful. It is too much to ask people to he'ieve that S'H'h losses ari-e simply from official stupidity. Fucli a conclusion would be too charit ib'e. The election of the lliilt hi use at Tit'a luook !ck g'-es sr.adily on, not wit lis! a ir! ii.g the hni-.roiis wiat'ier. the Sha'a-icl-having landed seventy tons of building matei-i al on the lock recently. N hen landing is impractieah'e. : trainei sea 'ion, beionging to Mr. 13 i!i intyne. is sent off from tho rock to the v-se! w i h a line in its month, which, like a trailed Jog. it de !:'.tr, and then returns to its master. A school teaeVr at U.iri, Pa., bent a lit tle g-ri w'itli a club m.rii he was fi.inp'ete ly tired our. and crippled her for life, be cause sho took God's name in vain." Ho f.-heerin.g i such an example ot zeal ous piety in this ae of indifference and un belief ; A hard-hearted jury, however, soot hini to the penitentiary tnr two ye'ir-, andihi'ii thonght the" were letti;e4 hi.u off vetyc'i'i'v. j The solid south" will compel a solid ; Xoith." that I--, if the North has the man- j ! hoort to a ;ert itself, and claim and hold j I what is ;fs own - and the history ot the ! ! past is n settler on this point. Assertion j j of the rights of the North at the ballot-box j in November w ill lonhtless save a defense j ! of her ri"hts at i:o distant da;-, ir. a more i i i costly way. I The bri; Orient abamloned at sea, had a cargo ot iron for the O. li. & N Co. Or (U.rs have been given to dujilieate and ship a siiv.iiar c.-irpo at once ro Portland. Tiie 11.12C at Int.cpenilPnee. A fire occurred at Independence last j Thnrsday night aoout 11 o'clock, cormneue ' ing in the rear portion of Lines' furniture j store. There was a strong breeze from j the south and the fl f ees soon spread to : adjoining buildings. Following is a list i of losses and insurance: j K. K iwe's steam pTainmg mill and sash ; factory. Lose. .1CH0 : no insurance. j D. J. Whlti aktr, huililing loss, no In-ur- ; anee. II. M. Lines' furniture store and build irg. Loss. $.J300 ; insured $1500 in Com mercial Ui ion. Miss .lennie SI. Allen, millinery storp. Li. ?I200; insured 700 in Commercial Union. T. J. Fi ver's building. Loss, 5100 ; lnanred 200. II. H'rehlMTg. dwelling and eotitenfs. Loss. .10.COO.; no insurance. The Good Templar's lodge occupied the hall above the furniture store and lost their charter, regalia, records and Iodide appurtenance. Several others lost by moving goods, mostly covered by insurance. The tire is supposed to linvi' been of incendiary origin, as there ii'iiljicen no fire about the premises for a week. Tlie wind drove sparks in showers tor several blocks, and j only by the most s'reuuons exertions on the part of willing citizens, .vas flip fire confined to the buildings mentioned. The I'rPinliiin Tlireslier. Among threshing machines the "Minne sota Chief is boss. Forflnish. durability, power, and above all for good, rapid, clean work it has no superior, as the many premiums awarded it at the Fairs wherever exhibited conclusively proves, as well as testimonials from thousands ot farmers who have nesd it all over -the world fur ther attest. It took tlie sweeptakes pre mium at the late Oregon State Fair over the field. For sale by Messrs. Roop & Sim'psn, Albany, Oregon. TUp Ktict-esHfiil Sinn. A nnmiier ot farmers pooled their wool, some 40,000 pounds, and offered it to the highest biikler on- Friday lat. Mr. X. Baton got away with the wool, his iid being; the highest. 30.4' cent-. Kytry year a pool iii wool is put up, and every tUr.t". w o h'eiievt;. Mr. Batten purvt:i-w tt. Tlie feirl( or 1 lie Sdir iHtna or 4'ullci. I-adii s desiring to learn the Star system ot curii.ig ladi-s' and ehtldreiis' c'otuing. shoual c ill at the millinery store, of Mrs. rnwcll. who i tin; agi-iit lor this city, where the necessary outfit and general directions for euttin wi I he given fori lie sm ill sum t.f"si;. who know anything aliouf. the Star system pronounce it nn eiualled. Call and s,.,. Mrs. Powell if you wish to b, ro ne an adept, in cutting and titling all kinds ot clothing for'h'dii s and children. rtty: '! let. l-'or first class goods in the grocery and piovision line, at low prices for cash, call at HatMideii Hrothcr. li.-v. Mr. Craw lord resigned fhe pas torate of the Baptist Church of this city last week, but the cil'ort to induce him to remain is so energetic that he may be for ced to do so. .Mrs. Parrish being desiiou ot clearing out ail her summer stock, preparatory to ordering full lines of fid and winter goods, will sell at unheard of low figures for the next f-v days. .Miss Minnie AH"r-oti Is slowly recover ing from a severe illness. Mrs. Ililey. of Ilarrisnurg. was in the city n Tuesday. The system of cutting ladies' and childivns' clothing, etc.. in vent ed by her. took the first premium at the State Fair over ail others. ior. A large tiro at Independence on Thurs day night of la.-t week. It made a big biaze and yas discernible, from thi city, causing considerable inquiry at the time. AM the bridge limbers, etc.. for the Lebanon railroad are being got in shape near the depot, and can be hauled to the points where needed by fhe construction train. Watches, (lock and jewelry carefully repaired and w arranted, at F. M. French's. Prices the very lowest. First street is kept well sprinkled, but through careless handling, and in some cases, hoodlin'ism. the water hose is al ready l eeomiog a nuisance. Clay Powell is having a serious time with his left ankle. He can get around, br.r it is hard work. These afternoons are hot and no mistake. . We know of a lady who kicked a stove. She regrets it now. and so does her big toe a bad contusion acd sprain Spectacle for old and young at French's. Mrs. Jo. Webber, who has been dan gerously in. is reported out ot dangtr and slowly convalescing. The story entitled 'Sand." which ap pears on our first pure, is one of the most enter t.a'nii g that has ever been w ritten by Pacific coast wt iters. It will run through several numbers of the Kv.fHsTF.It. growing in iti'eresr ail the time. l ite first chapter was published some week; ago. 'I he official vote of the Sta'e is given ! elsewhere. Piescive it for future refer- j enee. I l.ali.s , I cl, j:,!, eis'eiorh'ing. while they - are the cla a e-l. For -ale I y Mrs. Coll. Van ClcV" at this of".-.-. " I Some, wheat reported ready for harvest- j ing by the last of next week. The prese: t prevailing hot sun will j -o u bring the fill grain to time. 1 The family of Kev. Mr. Harris have tir- J rived from fhe east. j Tli-t.ry rrettyin iii and family, who live back t Fast Portland, were poisoned on Saturday last, by eating rice. The rice had been cured en copper plates, and j upon examination some of the crams ot r.ucooked rice were foimrt to be of a bright ! green coior. Examine your rice liclore Oni'ling on tin- Tj-b.anon ro'nl has jiro-grcss.-il to the extent of three or four miles this way fioiii Lehanon. It the risiht of way conM he seemed at this end at once, the s;r:v.!inj; wouM be rlore in four wr i ks anil the ars rnnninir inside of six weeks. So Mr. Ri o in forms ns. Oi e hdndieil men are at wort;, and more uid le out on as fist n- toe ligl.tof way can be secured ! As the road ts horrid to oit tiirouirli. I gcntleire :, you might as well gt t out of i the war. Mrs. Anide Taylor started for her home in Walla Walla on Wednesdav. after a pleasant visit among relatives and friends in this eil v. The Council proceedings last Tuesday evening weie interesting. The- appear in full elsewhere in this issue. One of tlie hoi-sc aftaefied to the barou che in which a part of ilie Ladies" C-'ornet B n I was being conveyed to Roberts' I ri,'K' picnic last Saturday, after getting a couple of miles from the city, suddenly fell to the ground and shortly afterward died. A fre-h Ple'd was hurried forward, and tiie ladies re ached their destination "on time." The outfit belnrrgeil to Messrs. Wheeler A Dickey, and the lost animal was valued at $100. The thunder storm of three weeks ago demolished a larjje 'number of trees in the vicinity ot Conn Bro"s mill. It is understood that the depot for the narrow gaiiaje at Scio has been located on the land of Mr. V. Talent t. A switch will be run from the main track to tlie Scio mills, the main line miming In the rear of the mills. We learn from Dr. Hill that the wife of Dr. D. M. Jones, who has- been spending the summer in Antelope valley, had the misfortune to break her Teg ubont three weeks since. " llhai ley Webber has gained quite a re putation as a cattle hunter since his resi dence in the bunch gras country lie is but twelve or thirteen years of age. but he drives through "lie mountains alter the stock and brings them in like an "old boy" at the btisiiies. Am! this is his first season in the mountains, too. Mr, Belfels, ,f Koreburg, was in the City, taking tlie south bound train lor home on Saturday. . The census supervisor gives Philadelphia a population of 17.542 ; Indianapolis. '75,077 ; Omaha. 30.005." The census gives Xew York .1 popula tion nf J,at7,215. having Jnubti! iu' '.' year-.. lI;t2to (jnvfrnor. On Monday rhe ('resident signed the commission of John B. Xeil. of Salt Iake, to he Governor of Idaho Territory, vice i Mason Drayman, whose commission ex pires next Friday. The army worm is ravaging Connect icnt. corn and herd grass being their favorite food, ('omplaint is also made of the drouth, which is said to he eating up the hay and getting away with the oats. An enthusiast w ho has been traveling in Xew Mexico, declares that, it is rich in minerals, and has more silver than Colo rado or Nevada, and more gold than Cali fornia. Colorado lias lint 124. 000 people, whiie Oregon looms up with about 170.000. Forcimi TVews. Aii official Jecrce lias been piililislied in Paris, granting full amnesty of all con victed of" participating in the insur rections ot 1870 anil 1871, .mil subse quent insurrections. ; The phylloxera (grape pest) has ap- j I wared in Western Switzerland, creat. ing tli gieaiest alarm. j The atiiuial report ot the local gov- eminent of Dublin phows that alt.leingfi j there has been great distress no deaths ; from starvation have occurred. A rupture between the I'orte and j Montenegro is rtrted.' i " Tinde on the west coast of Africa ! has been greatly uderlerred with by the withdrawal ot circulation on tlie j gold coast of American dollar's. An) attempt is to be made by the govern, tnent to settle the difficulty. T.afe newp from Morocco Mate that imperial troops pursued ti e rebels to the moiir.taiuc, when the latter, being reinforced, turned on their pursues and j completely routed them, ea pturing tlie camps of t!ie imperial commander-in-ciiief. Four ot the best torpedo luiats be- I .loncinw t ilio niack Sea t-quatiron I'iis-sia, lavo been ordereil to tho Pa eilie. I?nc;.j' n(l,,iU ,-, ;, I.,rl,ml i ", anl Jannn to l:e1i ler in tlie event 11 of war with Cl.n.a ate reported frtnf i les. There nre rumors in London that. the C?ar eoi:teniilatps abdiea' ion. i On the J2lh, rx lumber raft with 40 ; person" on board was dashed to pieces j in the rspids of the Drreper, and all on ; board perished. j A fiat has been app'ie? for in Lor.- ' don to carry the Tiehboriif! c'aimant I - to t!lC house of Lords. .Marisoal, Minister of Justice, will be i I pent fr.mi .Mexico as Minister to Wash- ' li'Ut,ol!. In different parts of" the c 'ui.tty no ; !esthan three men were hat ged on ' Friday for muidois committed. i On Thursday night of last week ; Thomas De.farnette entered a bagnio i at, Dai yi!!e, a., took his sister, an c. enpa'd f t-e place, to a puvate room, ! and drawing a revolver emptied live chambers into her body. 'I he girl pro- protested that hot brother did right, and before taking the yonnp; man to prison t':e brother and sisler embraced, He is 2, the gill 17. Two children of a man named Fun- rosp, weie burned to death on the Sib at his house lien Fianccnhi, Minnesota, Tie Iloosior State flouring mills were partially destroyod at, Indianapo. lis by tire on the Slh. Loss, t-5,0. 0. i forccment of the revenue laws. Ilalstead, owner ot the b.at whose! I.loyd 1 1 ill, Sherill' of Ormsby county, boilers recently exploded at St. I'aul, J Nevada, is missing. His accounts aie M itii.esota, with fa'al efiee', was found j S'2,40'1 short, lie is supposed to have criminally liable by the coroner's jury. ! h-lt the country. (ien. Grant and party arrived at! The Frei eh Senate have jjassed the Santa r e on the 8lh, and was received Amnesty Hill with an amendment '. with icat honors. jcludinEC from its lienetiis irceudiaries The Hannibal, .Missouri, ITerahl, in ! and assassins, condemned after due an elaborate article, computes the lose- 11 'l- es by breaks in the levee along the Tucson. Arizona, ha alwuii 700 pop- Mississippi 52 miles, extendin-j from a point 9 miles south ot Quincy, Illinois, to Hannibal bay, 9 miios south ot riarksville, at ?400,t00 in destroyerl crops, and 8100,000 in the destruction ot fei ces, barns;, etc a total c.f half a million. Not iess than a third of the wheal or corn crop ot the State is de stroyed. There was a heavy rainfall in Cen tral Iowa on the iiijjht ot the Sib. The wind did considerable damage to oui-housefi. At liurl'alo lour houses and a mill were blown down and one rr.an is reported killed named Llearus. At Hanover, in this county, two barns and sevcial granaries were destroyed by the wind. Trains were detained fif Lcii i.iiiiuun tho Hock Island road bv a washout at Van Meter. The dam. asie to crops in thia county lm-at. MM. 1 m. : .In... . , ' r..e iyc.noc.aiu5 cauuiuate wr . ne ared a general disarmament, Kyoub ice I'residency was in Xew York on j Iley, one of the most fanatical Mnssul Monday, but refused to be interviewed. I nians, with several followers, went ,t.. i r ,0 , i r...:i r r ii I bim and protested aaiim the measure. He seems to be atiaid of lus shadow. , , , , i- i i . -i t- i UaKsan Pasha replied by striking Lyonb Oppressively warm and ma I try j n4,y wivb a stick, whwreupjm thie tollow- weather in lMimiesota with warm rain on the lllh. Unless cool weather oii prevails serious injury to crops is leared. . . Sudden and disastrous flood in Waterloo,- Ioya. Two boys, Fred We'tber Official Vote onu'ii ssniau. Counties. Haker llenion ( 'taeUatiiins . t'latsop t'olrunuia 4 "oos 'ni'ry 1 toiilas iram .laekson .iftstaihim; I like tunc L.niii Ma rion ........ M ult iioniah . . . Polk Tillamook I ' ma' ilia t ' n ion Wasco Wasli inton . . Vaiuliill ('.111: 4H.-SI ".;' 12 ws, 1.12 1 171' .11,! -'.!t, 2M: ."ittc, r.ar- ITS, H7: 1.1-22 1.2'U 4 11 isi; l.22 i;;-; sSai -I IT' -isit, !.l)s.s l.ii-,o l.a.t; I.:t2 l.Tiia t;z I.'.ii2 a,S7. Mil Ms .-,n Ta 112 a .l:i:l lis",. M t 3"i 1,1:1 1 l.T.t H-1 i;n 'WI :;2il SS7 .j:"? :t"' ILIiA.W MARBLE WORKS. STAIGSH BROS., 1E.VI.ERS IX Ifttonuments,, and HEAD ST0ITE3, KXEiTTKIi IX ITALIAN Of? il:iny, ; : Also. evrrvnrievof work done with nearness jnrreni ion ijiven 10 orders s)Ta:e ana asnmpioiT 1 errunry, ny mail or otn-: jervrise, und prompt lv lorwaideil. All work w ar-! piiiiiei:. jlin.uaud young Mori.2) ami a g.rl, j j name uiikiiown, were Jruwntil. Xeiijli,! buiing village also Mistaii ed JamngCM. ; Crop eiHMis'y (lamageil 011 ilie !2ili in Wisconsin and .Michigan from trn... At 1 1 Ifl ir. H3 1 Oil tllf li!tll. tllfi i 1 . ;j'ry in I lie ease of Mr.. Miown, on trial i s '"" f't' mnuer ot her iiuyoaiui, return- ed a verdict of murder in firet degree and deallr sentenec. Omnupmei! paraded on tlie 12tli, tlie a" "'versary of the battle of the Jioyne, NfcW York, Cleveland and .Montreal, a,;'1 wore "'letted. ; !Ieports received at Chicago on li e "ftl-e prospective crops tl.n.ngli- ,,'lt the Northwest, were not as l'av..ra- ! ble as a few days ati-. 'ltt water reporteil m the Hi.osao tunnel on the !2ih, caused by tho overllow ot mountain brooks. Mifteellaiieoiis ?le. The funeral of W. T. Pelt-m, C..v. Tji.leo's nephew, was held at. Craei-j mercy Lai k, and was largely afended. The Cabinet l ave concluded to ex-. j,ej Hiveraud harbor Appropria. tj,,n a, fHt as the War Depart men: mnv (., nsider desirable. j I hiUip Schumako and wife were j crossing a railroail track nea r S'alinger. j I'a , i i a canape and were killed by 'he Niagara express train, j Kdvvard Stanley, only pou of Judge j S arde , of Xapa, California, was fatally isboi lo- the accidental discharge of his ! nii when burning. - j Complaint made aoaint I". S. j Marshal Fiizsimmoi s of Georgia, that (, ,ns proved a;: obstruction to tho en- ! u'atro , and I'ina county lias about 2L : 000. Quite a lide of lnuniLrratiou is ; setting into Aii.uia from I.ca l vi.le tinl oilier eastern points. Cant. I'avne and S00 men fr,.in Southern Kansas, liave made a raid on the Indian Territory and defy the Gov. ernment. The same man made a sim. j will lie impossible to prevent bloodshed lietween Turkey and Greece. Jainert K. Kiukead has sued the Reno Ereuituj Gazette for 15.000 for publishing speeches made at a meeting of erf diti.rs ot the Reno Saving Bank Tuesday evening, and tacts in connec tion with the failure. Kiukead was ma"a.s?er ot the Hank The state ot Turkey is indicated bv th facts that when Hassan Pasha or- ern ot the latter threw themselves upon llassgn and ha was taken to .Mitiov.jo iL uas thuijoht mortally wounded. The Rebellion hand lint; saiN are as Siodest a tiuj oarsmen iu a race, ihonoh liier is more blowing aliont what Ui-v ilar raid last Spring a,,d he and his! Si tgw c &z coropaiiumx were ejeeied by the mili-I "l"LP X" for". ,ar-v- 1 5fg&? VV;.V. ! A dpausl, from Merlin says the opin- Sfc. 6?V0? j ion prevailx n, -i!ilical circles here that I ac vvV 0 ' tho Porte will decline to aeceifl the res. ! t A 0 ,f V1V" -1 olutions of the conference, and that it i i ,,-vV 8 0co'' A'lO'-'!; ? or Or eg on. .In les ot the Supreme Court. 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Sneciull from any part, of tlv-; 1211s "faaay FumltlirS " HOUSe. JAMES DANNALS, Mionifiicliirer anil Pettier in il?TTT?NTT TT R K.. Bedroom Suits: V:i1rit, Ah nn.l Mnplu Parlor Suits; intent Km-kers. Kniy riMirs. ani I.oune" a "pei'inlty. SpujnG 31a ftrksskS, Blvt 'jiin t'entre TaMen, E'illnr ECxtonsion, f te. A splen li'l lot of Walni'tntvl TTnr b'.oo'i f hi!NOI':i!i klinlr-. Sideboards; In laet, I imcri'l to keep a tlrst class FURNITUliE HousE. 1 Hm tluoikful for past wxtronnsre, anil inleTi-.tio miiUe ir to the oitei-r of all resi'leiitft of this city ami. Vinily to come ami see mo. Corner of Second and Ferry streets, ALliAXY, El-:n2t: flKFfiOX. Ladies' Variety Emporium. MRS. M.' J. HYDE KKETS CONSTANTLY ON HAND Germaii Zephyr. Cun rns, T'ii".if. J'iw, yeerlles, ISntt'ias. ltitt Hair .Switch es fffi Curia, H'Uitrni. Stronp'-d O'jo'ls, t'C. f c-.. Cc. Also, Ay nt rc.r ln Warner's 13 ca I III Cor-; : !iil1S Waist ! 1 ! hui Ma-tam Foye.'s Coiet Slvii-t Supixjrter. I wrFi-eiifh rtnmmiu 'lone tn nrilpr. j lair rtron tnllin ?t., opposite Post OtMee "9v ST. CHARLES HOTEL, ALBANY, : OREGON, Mrs. C. Houk, Proprietor. rpHIS HOVSK Iihs lipen Ihoroualilv ovcrhanl , X ed nnrl rrnovnteil. mi'l plee1 in first class condition I'o:- rbe aeenuimodiition ot" it "nesttw. tJooil Siimole Room tor i'oirouereini Tmvelers. (l-neral stnurc infiee for C'orvallfs. In.lepen'' enee :iml Lelianon. I re l oarb l nwl from (he lioiis-o. vlln to s old a;;d oeliasle. Dr.. Saxfok Ijt.-it I.vtgoi:.tob5 j' :l Stanilar I F.i aV.y 11 y for g iise:.3 . aof ta L .vr, Strv.u .eh P&$S 2a;idr...w. :3. It iiVun-lv jVepetable. It, m-vpr gJJt-Vn -It is JCathartio and 3 ; jTonio V-" -px:!- I e-IT I Wi ".oil v.0 - r-.M"-.r. AvjO V-.,. f o.6ii'' 5n . SEND FOR CI3CUI.AR.2 t.3. T. W. SMFOR?, M.D., lf2??.1Tf.W. nttr;.:tsr w it.i. tki i. w ns r.i 1 1 eire. V , c,, . i , v- .a id i .US'. - , .i--mF is- f m0 I WJk S f' v.on-.torS 'Bfcfal SJ'W' 1:1 my practic.J Ssl iUul l'-v t!:e Vublie, I hB ,(r ,i:"v'1 tl,:''1 v:rsjj 'a PL with u;preeeieiited WBuits! LEGAL. L.. 1't.INiS. i. K. 1 II AM1IKUL A1N. IL1W sV CIlATSKURLAliV, Attorneys at " livw, AI.BAXr, OKXGOX. OFFIl'K- In Foster's! new brii k block. Ilrt door to the left, up .-lairs. vllnli J. C. POWELL, W. R. BI1.YKU. POWJZLT A liLYACr, Attorneys at l-sjw and Solicitors in Citanccr)'. Al.BA.Nr, - OKKOOJI. Cvir.r.ElTIoN' proinDtlv ro1eo4ll polnta. J Loans neyorlmeit on rensoimble terms, oflice in Koslei 's new block. ijvll ,. 3. Ii. WEiTIIEKFOBD, (NOTARY rCBLIC.) Attorney at Law, ALBANY, OR EGOS. WI I. I. PUACT1CK IX THE DIFKBRKSiT ,.01111.1111 I he sii Hie. !SH'eiMlRtl.-iilioii iv en toeollectioiisaml prolmte matter. KrricK In Odd Fellows' Temple. n47vlO . K. X. BliAi KKlRN. ATTORNEY AT LAW. AMIAM', 1 ORFAJOJi. IlltilMeT ATlfcXIlO.N GIVES TO ALL bninrni. ' v N. B. HlTMrHKFY. C. X. W(IV!tTtr. Iliiinplire) A. Uolvorlon, Atetfnfya inl 'oaiMtln nt l-aw. T 1 LI, PIlACTIfK IX AI.I. THE (JbURTS tt of IlilsSiate. OFFic.E-ln Fromun briek '.upMuirs: Allmny, Oregon. llnltf Attorney at Iav, ALBANY, OIIKGOX. "VFFIC'E Up srairs, over John BriKRa' store. v on v irHi yi reel. vjiiiin C. II. HEWITT, Attorney ami Counselor at Law. Offlet-, OJd W nffice Untitling, Albany, Oregon. Xrif.I. PRACTICE In the different Courts of tlie Mute. rllniS MEVCAL. IK. II. J. ( ZllRCniLL, If iii'oitliiej Ihynlrlan and Snr)rou( OFKIt'K In fellwi.in's briek. Albany, 0n. I "bronie .lisf-ast-s Jt Sprcialty. Can be totnul at in otlli-e tit all hours of the tty or nlifht, when nrrt pi'oiensionally ubieiit. rV2niB -s. si'itji.ix, in. i., isrcTrssnii to dr. brewer. I ' OK KICK AND KKsIHKXCE-On Second St., near Allmny Kiilin: Co. No. One's engine ll(US(?. Aiinv, or., .I,m. !, tsso-v 12n K B. UL. SAVAGE, Zl. D . Phi'iaii and Sctrfffon, Fromnns's Prick, rip HtHirs, t'irHt street. t Albany, OregoM Knlu '. ". KIlbLV, Jtl. I., . PHYSICIA1T fi: ST7EGE01T. AI.II.4M, ORKCOX. ' OFFI' K IN'MiinVAIS-." URICK BLOCK. Kesiili.nee oi.ti UiM.r norih ol broom lne:o ry, l.you Mieet. Ilvl3 .Il-.MJL"! V. Will XI:4i, ABTIST, Fresco,, Sign, Scene, AM) Pictorial 1 ;i inti ii DESIGNING A SPKCIATuTY. . Koonis and 7, l"arrlsh blm'R. corner Ttrs anil Fkix ftrcetf, Albany, Oruuon. I. O- CLARK, SVOTESSon TO J. B. WYATT, oenler in I Heavy 81111 SIle!f Hardware, Iron Kteel and MeebnnlrH Tool. First door e.isr of S. E. Youns, .If.B.i.vr, ivllnW 0?:670.V. MARBLE AA'DSTIME WOItKN. p. "wood & cor, MttnufnctMicr of MONUMENTS! Elmtf &tottey Tablets, .Untitles, Cemetery 4 .'orbing, Ashler A: Coping. Tile for Walks, Basas for Qardon, Fou&tai&a, " n l allf kinds of work dont In Sfoho. As wo eet r.Tr mnrUle direct from the qnnr. nes. anil luivc It -;!eele(l with cnr, w can as sure eustonjer tho . The Best Material and Lowest Prices. (r ten-from any ymvt of the State promptly attended tn. t--All work wnrninted fm reprcsrntcU. K4?Sliopnnd Works nn corner of Second and Lllswoi th si reels, Albany, Oreson. ". WVuD & to, MkivIi 10, SHC-vl2u2S ALBANY Albixny, Oregop,, Tbc Second Term will oprll o ovoiuler lTf), FAR AS IT IS PEsJK A JlbC THRKK U ojurses of instmetion win lip pit,ne; In this liisitltute, viit: Classii-al, ScieutlHo and Normal. A Fall Corps of Instructors has -Seen SECiireii. ' : 'or particulars coiu-orniiifr sf:ul ml tlie price it I It if.i. enursu's of 1 lo Aiiiivt g, lS";avlln4o JOB PRiNTIFG V N rati; e.serntrd at this office. 'JL-'