t'BlDAY NOVEMBER 28, 1873!
PAttTY ANTAGONISM. .
Just now there are thousands of
' people wIiobb hostility to the Demo
cratic party is simply chronic, while
their dislike of the Republican party
grows out of personal inowlcujze and
experience of ils 'leaders. They see
in it all the faults of the Democratic
party, and something more. Put the
' Platforms of the two together, or the
Wen togother, or tho antecedents of
either side together, and there is an
plo cause for any reasonable amount
ot antagonism. It is more than ever
the , old Democracy against the old
Federalisra,lbr even Jefferson and
Hamilton differed less as to the pow
ers and duties of the Government
than the Democrats and Republicans
of the present day. : Parties have be
come debauched and rtflten by vic
tory, war and prosperity, but the di
viding line is as marked as ever it
; was, except that the old Federalists
claimed much less power than modern
miscalled Republicansand except
that the old Federal leaders were
pura and patriolio men, led by Wash
ington, Adams, Hamilton, and Jay,
while men as pure and patriotic upon
the other side were led by Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe, Gallatin, and later
by Jackson. Opposition to tho war
of 1812 and the Hartford Convention
tilled the former, but from their graves
have sprung a- body of men claim
ing all the concentrated power of the
old Federal party, but lacking their
essentials" of great purity and great
unselfishness. Ouo has but to read
of tlio treatment of States like Louisi
ana, of the direct interference even
with tho sword with the pooplo of
other Statos in order to carry oW
tions for the domiuant party, to bo
convinced both ot tho necessity and
-duty of antagonism against the domi
. iiant party.
CFlANfiH 1VIIWS.
Tho total number of Granges sow
in the United States is 8,202, with a
mpmbership of 019,050. . .
The Seio Grange last Saturday ini
tiated seven new members. It is in
a most prosperous condition, ' S
Washington Territory has an order
called Industrial Co-operatives. It
is a brother-in-law to the GraDgo,
All kinds of Granger's blanks for
sale at this office. We have just
printed a lot of blank reports for Sec
retaries of Granges.
The Lane county Patrons of Hus
bandry will have a grand union cele
bration at Junction City on Dec, 4
next Thursday. . Hon, Jno. Henry
Sniith, of Ilarrisburg, will deliver
tho oration. We predict a happy
time. " ; . .
Thomas H. Merry, lecturer of the
California State Grange of the Pat
rons of Husbandry, advises the far
mers of Humboldt county to erect a
boet sugar factory, and turn their at
tention td the cultivation of the sugar
beet. : : " 1
Several explanations of what
"graugo".meaus are going the rounds
of the press. From one quarter it is
illustrated in tho following lines:
"And from the distant ernnn there cornea
'Alio clatter of thu thresher's flail."
Front Milon's "Comus:" ' '
When for their teaming lloclu and granges
In wanton dunce they praiso the bounteous
From Sbakspeare:
"I will presently to Kt. Luke's, where. In
mo moaien Kruhun resides this . ,
Dejected Marriaiuin."
TUB spirit OF H AH.
JRumoi'S of a contemplated war bo
tweon Spain and the United States
daily flashes across the wires, in oon
Boquenee of the slaughter of the offi
cers and crew of tho steamer "Vir
, ginus," at Santiago do Cuba by tho
Spanish authorities. During the fust
few days after' the recoption of tho
news the utmost excitement prevailed
in the Eastern cities, and the most in
flamatory and clamorous demands for
vengeance upon Spain wore indulged'
in. It is especially notioeable that
Administration organs are vehement
m their demands for war and most
' urgent in their appoals for revengo.
Uhat Grant would delight in so pro
pitious an opportunity to perpetuate
bis fast waning power thoro can be
no doubt, but that the American poo-,
pie are prepared for so grave an
emergenoy is extremely doubtful. .
True, the massacre of the Viryinius
crew was most atrocious and inex
cusable, as is always' the slaughter of
men without due process of law; but
they had taken their lives into their
own hands in this expedition and had
thus outlawed themselves1 from the
protection of our Government. If
the American Government proposes
to make itself the champion of every
filibustering expedition which bap
pens to fit itself out in American wa
ters and sail under the American Hag,
our foroign complications will shortly
have no limit and our national debt
will be beyond computation,
In the meantimo nothing will bo
done with the Spanish-Cuban affair
until Congsess nieets next Monday.
But all these havo undoubted re
ference to tho gonuino article. The
groat Manikin poet, ' however, bus
struck the hayseed politician's rela
tions to Granges in theso lines:
"Atnnn In whose accustomed range
Seeks then to brou so another grange,"
it is a fact perhaps not cenerallv
uuuwu wiiu (armors 01 tuo Koman
Catholic faith cannot join tho Patrons
of Husbandry without violating a
principle of their creed. , The Catho
lic ugrieulturuts of Minnesota being
tnus debarred from taking an active
part in the anti-monopoly war now
raging in the West, and fearful that
their position might bo misapprohon-
ded, have Iutoly held a meeting in
OlniBtead county, in (hat State, and
adopted a series of resolutions on the
subject, in which they set forth the
reason why thoy have not becomo
members- of tho Order, and express
1110 warmest sympathy with its fea
tures except seoieoy.; Action was
also taken for the organization of an
open society having liko purposes in
view;
The reckless expenditure and un
blushing corruption of the Washing
ton Ring have involved the capital of
tho nation in absolute bankruptcy,
Tho teachers in the public school havo
not receivod any pay for four months,
the firemen and polios havo not Leon
paid for six months, the laborers' who
clean the streets havo not received
any money fur seven months; 810,
000 in gold coin is needed on tho 1st
of January to pay tho interest ou
bonds issued by the Ring and sold in
Europe, and there is not a oeut in the
treasury to pay it. The contractors
on tho avenue and sewers have been
obliged to suspend work becnuso the
securities of the city are no longer
saleable. One of those contractors
recently offered to hypothecate $20,
000 worth of theso securities for a
loan, ot gt,uuu, aud to puy ton pur,
oent' per mouth ou the amount, but
could not raise a cent.' Suoh cimr
mous sums havo been stolen by the
Itinc. which embracos tho most m om-
inent members of the Republican
party and advisers of the President,
that if it is atteinfited to pay off by
taxation, tho District will bu almost
depopulated. Congress will probably
be asked to take upon the shoulders
of the nation tho enormous debts
which have been contracted by theso
jobbers.
B. F. Powkll aud Jesse Apple
gate are still between a steam and a
sweat bocaaso ol the Sam. May defal
cation in which they are interested as
aureties to the tuue of sevoral thou
sands. O, Samuel, why did you go
for to rob yen "Ion"' friends as well
as the State ? .','.'
- Let Donioorms soo to it that hon
est, capable and tempeiato men are
nominated to-night menwliu aro op
posed to running the city in debt to
favor a corporation and we will
eoine off victorious next Monday.
Judge Garrotson, National Depu
ty who visited Oregon a short time
ago, spoke as follows to tho Califor
nia State Grange recently: "On go
ing lo Oregon he found 20 Sub-
Grangos ready to organize. They
take hold with a will they are bap
tised with the Bpirit of roform. He
found, 400 miles in the intorior, a
fertile belt of country well populated,
with every natural facility for home
making and fortune making, yet in a
moBt deplorable - condition. The
Columbia river is their only outlot to
the ocean. Its falls had been seized
upon by a monopoly, the Oregon
Steam Navigation Comnanv. and
these farmers there wuro bottled up
and corked in, While tho novern
ment bos been building railroads
and princely monopolies, it 1ms neg
lected tho husbandmen of the north.
Thoy look to this jurisdioljou to help
them secure an appropriation to open
the Columbia river, and to relieve
the Willamette river of the olistruu-
tions to navigation.; He thanked the
Grange ngaiu for their greeting, nnd
begged thnt wbilo olhorj wero labor
ing in the Hold he might be permit
ted to retire to a fence corner,"
till! CAHK.ULl
If our citizens desire to seo tho city
of Albany bankrupt by the close of
tho next year, lot them go ahead and
elect that Ditch ticket, with ils rene-
gado Democrat at tho head, which
wus nominated last Wednesday. Wo
arg in favor of the Snntiam Canal, and
are a stockholder in tho enterprise,
lint wo don t want its Directors and
managers lo control our city affairs
and so legislate. Hint tlio taxpayers
will bo compelled to bridge it
throughout tho city. Mark our pre
diction:' tho ticket nominated last
Wednesday night was "put up" for
that purpose
limit TiuNsi'omiM'ioN. Tho Oiim
ger says: Col, T. informs us thattho
uew boat bis Cuuipauy 1110 building,
is intouded to run direct to Antoria,
from points on tho XTppcr WiUuinotto.
This boat will be ready for service in
about twenty days. Her capacity is
400 touwSlio will takftou, sny 250
tons at Albany aud Corvnllis, and af
ter renching Portland, transfer from
their Yamhill boats 150 tons, and
proceed to Astoria with the full load
of 400 tous. This, nrrangemont be
gins to look its if Oregon farmers
were on tho right track. God speed
the day tliot.briiijfs slack-wntor navi
gation from the Colombia river lo
Kugene City. Then will Oregon be
herself. That day is nearer by than
many suppose."
'i'ui:itii is already much actual suf
fering among the new comers in tho
north western part of Iowa. Tho
grass hoppers utterly destroyed tho
crops of many furmei s, ami the papers
of that section auy that untold sutler
ing await tho poor people of I.yon,
Osceola and other counties.
PACIFIC COASTERS.
Court in Polk now. 1
California Legislature meets . next
Monday,
Jaa D.' Fay will shortly go to San
Francisco tp reside, ; ' ,
j How to make an Indian loaf Give
him a gallon of whiskey.
Mary Kiblinger is sent to the in
sano asylum from Salem.
An Oregon circus man committed
suicidain California last week
Salt Lake has received n large in
voice of Mormons from Europe.
California is getting a passion for
those great bores artesian wells.
The Royal Arch Masons of La
Grande aro organizing a Chapter.
A drunken man last Sunday fell
through the railroad bridge at Port
land and killed himself.
The citizens of Pitt River Vailey
have petitioned the California Legis
lature for a new county. ; ,
Mrs. Wilkins has been acquitted
of murder, at Stoekton, on the crazy
dodge. How convenient!
James Quinn, of Clackamascounty,
accidentally fatally shot himself while
out bunting last Saturday.
Several brick houses sustained seri
ous damage by tho earthquake at
Crescent City last Saturday.
William Dean, convicted of forgery
in Wasco county, "has been sentenced
to three years imprisonment.
If Hirman Moses Bopzeley is in
Oregon, he is requested to write to
John Mitten, at Nevada City, California.
Old Kib" has been sent to the
crazy assylum from Salem because
two juries failod to convict him of
rape,
Pat, Lynch last Saturday walked
loff the Portland ferry boat when
drunk. His funeral was quiet but
.decent,
The old lady Waller last week
contributed $2,C00 towards paying
oil the debt of the Salem M. E.
Church., ' v
An East Portland lady has had a
littlo diKagreoableness with a skunk
in fitct she has buried a part of her
wardrobe.
David T. Patton, formerly a resi
dent of Owyhee, was caved on and
killed in the Zella Mine, near Ophir
ui,y, Utuh, October 10th. , ,
The boy who-grabs is tho namfl 1)1
the Montana Indian who was recently
on a visit to AVashington. He must be
Butler's "long lost brother."
Tho oil springs at San Fernando"
Ijos Angeles county, have boon look
ed over by a Pennsylvania petrole
um sharp, who winks knowingly.
Over one hundred emigrant fami
lies have settled in Walla Walla
Valley during the past two nlonths,
whereat the "Lop-ears" are jubilant.
A Salt Lake City man boasts of
having worn one suit of clothes 22
years. Well, Salt Lake has no laws
to prevent a man from making a beast
of himself.
Two juries houng on the Kiblinger
rapecasont Salem. Cant. Humnhrov
thinks this is because no two Marion
county men . ever agreed on a given
proposition
A Lafayette preacher asserts that
he owns a pony that can out run any
home in the State for 400 yards. He
cau't get any body to run for such a
stake as that. .
"A follow in Souoma county, Cal.:,
bus wou tho yhumpionship of the
meanest thief by stealing a pair of
speotacles from an old lady who had
kindly invited him to slay all night.
A California girl last wook walked
seven miles to home-whip: a fellow
who had slandered her. She didn't
iind tho follow at Uonio, but kicked
li is sister aud returned home satisfied.
Eleven hundred persons own fif'-
teon million acres of laud in Califor
niaonly thirteen thousand acres
apiece! , Poor fellows! how will
they live, nqw that winter is coming
ou?
Mossrs. .Walker, Kummer and
Trotter, wore all at Eugene last weok,
and the Journal thiiilis that city was
well1 "gaited." Relatives of those
were down hero, too, about earthquake
timo. ; ; '
Salem fust young men amuse
themsolvcs by driving across the
truck just as tho cars are Hying up to
the erosiiiiig. Such: foolishness as
thoso will somo day flourish a second
class funeral. ,
Tho Governor of Washington Ter
ritory vetoed all the divorces granted
by the Legislature last mouth. ' He
sensibly holds that the courts are the
proper tribunals to grant divorces.
Bravo, Guv'uorl
I. N. Miller and son, of Marion
county, wero out hunting the other
day, when tho ton mistook his fath'
er for other game aud shot hiiu. fatal
ly, Mr. Miller; died in a few hours
after the sad accident.
At Port Gamble they aro fitting up
in good shape, a froo reading room,
where young men cau spend their
time pmnlauly aud keep away from
the saloons. The mills are running
now on two-thirds time...
Tho woman Suffrage bill failed in
the -W. T. Legislature, and Mrs.
Dituiway came buck with her feathers
drooping , in deepest humiliation.
She says she will "fetch it next time,
or a revolution,'' Let Yrrevoliitol
Tho Walla Walhy I'muii, peaking
of th Xiikima uiiues, says:, A few
hundred dollars in nuggets has been
found, or at least is exhibited by par
ties in the. mines, but all of this was
Deen a slide into the creek. And
there are many . how who -begin to
apubt tlie genuineness of the "find.
and think the ground was "salted,"
and mat these nuggets were. .picked
up by the same parties who "planted
inem.
There are rumors that the Mor
mons are preparing for an exodus
from the Salt Lake region, and it is
conjectured that they will seek their
next earthly paradise in the Sandwich
Islands or the isles of the South Pa
cific. A man in San Francisco lately ap.
plied for a divorce on rather novel
grounds. It , seems that his wife's
brother, whom he had not promised
to love and cherish, insisted on living
with bim and "was eating him out of
bouse and home."
The San Francisco Bulletin thinks
that, "at the lowest estimate, and
leaving furs, gold mines and agricul
tural resources out of the account,
Alaska is worth more to the Ameri
can people than any other of their
Territories." What for?
In Hot Springs those who are not
prosperous express it this wise: "I'm
J. Cooked; I'm Graphicised,; I'm
jimjammed, busted, suspended, play
ed out, financially the worst treated
and most unfortunate cuss of the
can't pay class in the country."
At last advices, she was only a girl,
but now she is a woman and hires at
Pendleton, and attempted to melt
tue top off of a kerosene oan the oth
er day, by sitting; it on tho stove,
without first ascertaining whether it
was entirely empty. The doctors say
she will recover.
A Salem young couple while out
walking in the suburbs the other day
got lost from each other in some way,
and both ran fantastically and wildly
through the bushes calling for "lov
oy," -'deary," "darl," etc. Several!
persons who over-heard them suspect
tney are engage.
W. H. Watkinds, Superintendent
of the Penitentiary, has gone to San
Jose, Cal., where he will receive in
custody the notorious Shultz, who
escaped from the Oregon Penitentia
ry a couple ,of years ago. He was
caught while working in a livery sta
ble at San Jose.
Mrs Chamberlain, a spiritual lec
turer, last week gave .a private lecture
id the ladies at Olympia, in which
the spirit oi Mrs'Smithson controlled
the lecturer. We really don't know
who Mrs. Smithson is, buf it is a re- tDe money was hid.
TELEORAPBIC GLKAMNG9.
. -, The commercial men of New Tbrk
make strong protests against war.
The "Spanish reportshows that over
one hundred of the Virginius people
were executed. i j
: Two additional iron-clads are to be
sent from Berlin to the German fleet
in. Spanish waters.
In the Charleston Navy Turd 2,100
men are at work, and 1,300 in the
Navy Tard at Washington.
There is increased activity in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard; 2,000 men are
at work, and six vessels are preparing
for service. , 1
Governor Osborne, of Kansas, has
appointed Robert Crozier, of Leaven-
wortu, as United States Senator, to
nu Caldwell s vacancy.
A Washington special savs thus
lar tne great majority of Congressmen
arrived are opposed to running the
country into war.
A concession to construct a railway
from the Rio Grande frontier to the
City of Mexico, thence to the Pacfic.
has been granted to a company of
iuuxicans. - .
Colonel Wm. H. Farrar. formerly
United States Attorney at Portland,
(Oregon), and of late years represent
ing much Pacific Coast legal business
at Washington, died on Friday.
The Spaniards claim that the "Vir
ginius was not an American vessel:
that Ryan wan not an American citi
zen , and that the vessel was in unlaw
ful expedition at the time of capture.
Alexander H. Stephens, upon being
interviewed, said: "I am for Cuba
immediately, if not sooner." . He
thinks that a movement to take pos
session of Cuba will bring about a
good feeling between the North and I
South.
A spocial to the London Times
reports that a plot for the surrender
or iartuagena proved a compete
failure. Contreras has since been
arrested by the Intransigents on
suspicion ofconnivance with the con
spirators. '
The London Timet eavs the de
mand for the surrender of the Vir
ginius could not with justice be main
tained, out ttiat otner demands repor
ted to have been made on Spain by
the United States are such as Eng
land might well join in.
Advices from San Domingo say
General Manzuetta and three other
Generals have been shot by order of
President Baez. Thev were imDlica.
ted in the recent revolutionary move
ments Six other' officers of high
rank are now in prison on a similar
cnarge.
Walter S.. Gravson. a we.alt.liv
Creek farmer, living near Parsons,
(Kansas), in the Indian Territory,
was robbed on Friday last of over
$30,000 in coin, by a band, who
nearly killed Gravson bv hansinr. to
force him to disclose the place where
JOUN 1UPPI.E-MITCH1S1A.'
lo a corresnondece to tho Piltihurg
(Pa.) Leader of November, 4th, we
nd the following in relation to Ore
gon's notorious Senator: '. '
Butler still loves to talk of its John
M. Hippie, who has made such a sen
sation as a bigamous United, States
Senator from Oregon. It is the favor
ite subject of conversation by the fireside,
"John was a smart fellow, but a
bad 'uu," says nearly everybody.
, It has been the 'boast of Senator
Mitchell-Ilipplo that in spite of all the
scandalous tacts that have come out
about him, the people ol his old home
believe and trust in bira. 'Jfhis is not
so. I have taken pains to talk with
the people here, aud find that ouly a
few lawyers, former friends of Hip
pie, have any sympathy for him what
ever. I discovered to-day another chapter
in the dismal history of John Mitchell
Hippie. In an interview between
Miss Sadie Hoon, at Franklin, with
your correspondent, she said that her
husband cruelly abused her during
their married lite.
I also discovered that tho date of
Hippie's divorce from his wilo was
not until 18G9, instead Of 1807. In
180:2 alter deserting the school-teach
er with whom he run away from But
ler, he married a Miss Maltie E. Price.
This would make him living m biga
my tor several years.
In proof of all this, I have found
tho records of a case in tho Criminal
Court, where Mrs. Hippie had
brought action asainst ber husband
for assault and battery. , The infor
mation charged him with striking her
and brutally abusing her. The case
was not defended, but arranged Dy
somo sort of a compromise. -
He can never be proceeded against
in Oregon for bigamy, as under the
State laws there the statute of limita
tions has expired.
Mr. Hoon, father of the once Mrs.
Hippie, lives near here,,niid is a must
Teapeclable farmer. He confirms his
daughter's story in every particular!
If tlie Senate want evidence it can lie
furnished them abundantly, and if the
word of some of the leaders of tlie
Senate is to be taken the Senatorial
days of Mitchell-Hippie are already
numbered.
N E W A D ' V E B T I S E M E N T S
STKAlfEO.
AnoUT THE 2STK OT OCTOBER, FrtOM
the Linn County Fair Grounds, ono Roan
ltore, uliBUlly lame ol, the time of Ills dhiiln
peamna). A nultahle renurd will bo paid for
iinyiiifnHnntlon us-to hu whereabout or lor
hla return Ut the underslnen ni 'Vluly-
a Hir.
i.'O-NTtniM'liltV & VEUbFA.U
v NTKAYKD.
T" HE ITNFlFIlSmNKD HAS LOST TWO
horses described u follows : One Largo
Yellow Home, willi bluek inane and tail ; Une
Hninll Yellow Horse, with black mane oml
tull, tail cut u'liiure Ht the end, branded "w
on the shoulder. A liberal reward will be paid
for any Inlormatioii that will lend to their re
covery, directed to . WM. UOWAJ",
Albany, Oregon.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
mrm-iiim IM HRItKHY UIVEN THAT THE
ll undersigned has been duly appointed Ad
ministrator, wan toe win aiiiieAeu, o hid .ro
tate of Thomas Keys, deceased, by the County
Court Or J.ltin eotmiy. All oeisoim imvni,
einimsneeinst said estate aro hereby rennlrc,
to oresent them, with thy proper vouchers, to
ti,e ,n,i,.n,l'Mied. at his residence, near Halscy,
in said county, within six months from the
date hereof. CALEB OKAY, Adm'r,
t.i on lfiTfl. , ,
8. A. Jouns, Att'y for Ad'mr. 10W4,
BUJ, YOUNG 4(
.NEW GOOD
11
life
FEED STABLE
RATES CHEAPER THAN EVER.
TUK'UXDEnsIONED NEW OCCUPIES
Hell's old sland, at Lebanon, where he Is
prepared to lurnish feed at half tho price for
inerlv ehanred. Jt Is really cheaper to feed
your horses there, than at home.
UiiO. V. SETTLE,
Lebanon, Nov. 28, 1878-lllwi.
f'ESSE.ME.V! R.&I.L!
ALBANY EXG'INE CO. NO, 1
lief to know that-she is dead so that
her spirit can oontrol that other
woman.
On Tuesday night of last week a.
man named Jas. Carigle, or "Scotch
Jimmy," as he was sometimes called,
was brutally murdered in his cabin
on Blue creok, about twelve niiloB
East of Walla Wolla. When found
lie was lying in bed with an axe
sticking in his head and a deep cut
from some sharp iunstrument on the.
ohin.
A . L.vuaiiAHLE Incident. Dur
ing the fire at Chemoketa Hotel at
at Salem, Nov. 9, a very laughable in
cident 6ccurred, in which one of the
clnet men oi the Department plaved
prominent part. One line of hose
was taken through the parlor window,
so as to got at the fire in the second
story. At last a cry came to "light
upon the hose," when the aforesaid
chief man hud to, and began to heave
for duar life. The room wis pretty
full of smoke and not very light, and
abutting the window frame from the
floor to the coiling, stood an immense
mirror. As he tunned faithfully at
tho hose, he raised iiis eyes and be
held his reflection pulling in the op
posite direction. , lie yelled at the
fellow to lot go, but he paid no atten
tion. At last forbearance ceased to
be a virtue, when he rushed at him
with uplifted trumpet and came in
contact with tho mirror. ; His feelings
oan bettor be Illumined thandesnrihn.i.'
The joke is on him. aud he is able to
stand it, .
Genkhal Ryan, From eastern
dispatches, wo learn that Gen. Ryan,
who was captured on the Virginius
aud executed by the Cuban authori
ties at Santiago do Cuba, was born in
Toronto, Canada, in 1843; that he
enterod the volunteer army of the
Uuitod Statos at Buffalo, New York,
in 18C2, as Lieutenant in tho One
Hundred and Thirty-seventh New
York Infantry, and that, after the war
ho went to Helena, Montana, where
he was cngagod in business for some
time.
AVE trust Congress will not fail, at
its coming session, to repeal the act
abolishing the free delivery of papors
tu the county whore they are pub
lislied, and the free delivery of ex
changes.. If this thing isu't dono we
shall tako special pains to frown down
any. Congressman who hereafter oroBS
es our path.
The Boss Thkik, Tweed, has been
sentenced to imprisonment in the
New lork city jail for twelve years
and to pay a fine of 112,500. Really,
New York is having a spasmodio at
tack of justice which we hope will
not end with tho punishment of
Tweed.
Ajr exchango says an editor's po
sition in a political campaign is like the
sinners under the old Westminster
iron-olad dispensation: ,
-'You ran and you cant i
You will aud you wauli
You'll be daained u y,a, do, '
You'll bedemncd If v,uulont,M
TliK majority for Taylor, Demo
cratic candidato for Govornor of Wis
consin is 15,411. The Democrats and
Grangers have 17 tuaioritv in thn
fouud in one place, where there las 1 Legislature
Xom Allen and Tom Kelly have
returned to Edwardsville. They have
entered into bonds of $3,000 each to
appear for trial for participation in
the prize-fight in Illinois last Septem
ber. Artuur JJlianipers, who was
also taken to Edwardsville, is in jail
there, unable to obtain bail.
AVm. Bel?e. a voun" iaivver. of
Columbus (Ohio), hitherto regarded
as an honest and upright fellow, was
arrested on the 24th for forgery, hav
ing, it appears, committed a number
ot ollonces. He was Secretnrv of thn
Young Men's Christian Association.
and always appeared to conduct him
self well.
Iteports that violence had been of
fered by the Madrid populace to Gen.
bickles are pronounced false. Presi
dent Castelar had a long conference
to-day with Layard, BritishMinister,
resulting in a farornble continuance
of good relations. The idea of sub
mittiug the case of the Virginius to
arbitration is much talked of. Should
this course be agreed to, the German
Emperor is indicated as the probable
arbitrator.
Dispatohes from Madrid njrree in
representing that the late interviews
between Minister Sickles and the
Sspanisu authorities were of a stormy
oharaeter. Sickles barely esoaped
luouuing Dy me crowd wnich oou-'re-
gated in front of his residence. In
consequence of these demonRrations
he determined to leave Madrid,' but
tho Government having dispersed
the mob and Binoe maintained neana.
he has resolved to remain.
Cole Gunning, a well known bur;
glar, was takon out of the New York
Penitentiary, where he has just com
pleted a sii months' term, and lock
up at the city police headquarters on
a charge of complicity in the Nathan
murder, preferred by ifohn T. Irving.
Irving implicated both ' Kolly and
Gunning in the murder,' by stating
man me lorrner Killed JNatlian, while
Kolly and he were waitimr in the
nouss. ic is also slated that Kelly is
uuum unest. ' ,
Tweed was setenced on the 22d
Judge Davis addressed the prisoner
ai considerable length, reminding
him of the enormity" of his offenses
and of the conclusiveness of his guilt.
The soveral couuts on which Tweed
was found guilty were grouped to
gether and fifty-one distinctsentonces
imposed, muking twelve years' iui
paisannient in the County Jail and a
tine of $12,700. Tweed was after
ward consigued to the Tombs by the
Sheriff. , '
prom the Evening News.
ANOTnUIt OF ITS LII.S COME HOME.
Another of the Bulletin's falsehoods
has returned, empty and profitless,
to plague its inventor. That paper
having puhiishel an anonymjus let
ter statiug that Mr. Brown, editor of
the State Eights Democrat belonged
to tho same company with the writer,
in the ai my, and that he rejoiced
over the hanging of Mrs. Surrntt;
that "we all did it," Mr. Brown re
plies that he was discharged from the
military service, December 11, 18(31 ;
that he was never in it again: that
Mrs. Surratt was executed ou the 7th
day of July, 1S04; that Mr. Brown
started across the plains on the 2d of
the previous May, and was in the
Rocky Mountains at the the timo of
the execution not healing of the
event until he reached Fort Halleck
that the act was execrated by the
party with whom he traveled, and by
himself to prove the truth of which
maDy references are given to persons
living in Linn and other counties.
"e don't remember ever to have seen
one of Ihe Bu'klins lies more fatally
dealt with. Itijrecoi! upontlmt sheet
is overwhelming. A journal not
wholly devoid of honor would make
instant correction of its most unjust
and utterly groundless statement,
We know of nothing more wanton.
wicked and malicious than the at
tempt to make an honorable aud in
nocent man appear, to have enter
tained such infamous sentiments, and
to have exhibited such infamous con
duct as this which the Bulletin attrib
uted upon the editor of our Albanv
cotemporary. No one can doubt but
that this was a pure invention of thn
Bulletin it it was not, it will nameJ
jio uuwur, or at icasi inane a correc
tion. It was prompted by the same
mendacious spirit that invented the
falsehood published on the evo of llm
eleotiouof 1872, that Gov. Grover
had pardoned out a large number of
convicts; that stated that the Gover
nor had vetoed the Portland, Dalles
and bandy Wagon Road bill; that
ciaimea to nave lashed the Prosecu
ting Attorney in this District into
convicting the Ring repeater Bruce;
the same spirit that prompted these
bald and silly lies, and that other
just as silly, that Bruce had been
nired to vote the Democratic tieknt
The history of journalism affords no
parallel for snch mendacity as that.
WILT, OlVB A
GRAND BALL
IN ALBANY, AT THE
PAC5FIC OPJEiS.l ISOISE,
' - ON
NEW YEAR'S EVE, December 31, 1873,
COMMITTEE OV AKRANGEMENTS I
JAMES HEKItUX, WILLIAM TALLY,
WM. b&NLUl!N, C-UOItUU ULlNIS,
JUli WEUbEU,
RECEl'TIOX COMMITTEE t
II. V. BROWN, A. N. ARNOLD,
a N. UAU.M.
FLOOn COMMITTEE:
W. DL'N.TAMIN, . N. B. HirMPIlItEV,
L. KU.H, J. II. HHIIREN,
W.V1. TALLY, GEO. KLLVK.
A eenernl Invitation Is extended. Firemen
ore minuted to timx-nr In unliorm;
iiLKt. in (inuiuuinu' supper ut tsi. unnrics
noieji fo.uu. ju-iiu.
THE SUN.
WEEKLY, SEMI-WKEKLY, AND DAILY.
THE WEEKLY BlTN is too widely known to
ivquiro any t-.xt'-iuk-d ryeonimumi.'itlou : but
thtt rt'ftsoiiM which tnivo aln-iidy glvori it flity
thousand sub,-H;ri!i rs, and which will, we hope,
Klvfit ntiijiy tUuusauds inure, aro fcrittly as
Jollows :
Jt is ti tlrst-ralo iipwapnpor, All tho nows of,
day win hi' lounu in li, condensed when tuunv
portftjit, ut lull li'iilii whi'ii of mmwnt, and
.nlwit.vs prvscnti 'd in a cifur, inlulLiyiWi;, and
muTi-stintr iminrier.
il is a lii-4-ntte tumlly pnper, full of onter-
i;imiuL' una mriiniw mmnitf m evrry Kind,
hut oonttiiiiiaf nothing lhat enn otfend the
mtiit d"liciU-i! and niTUpiiloitH tasti.
It is a flpst-ratp story pap r. Tin? bpst tales
mid runiitiic 's nf tumuit htiTnture ure cnretul-lysrlifti-d
ii ml legibly prlnUd In its pn'.
It isn flrs-t-ntli; litrricult ural pa pur. 'lint most
frvsU nml Instructivo nrUeh'H on agricultural
topics PT'iliuly npjiear in this department.
it in an iiuh'iMMid.'iit poliiit-ni papt'r, bt'long-
iijf; to no pany ami wearing mi colitir, ltfljlhta
iwi jjiiui-ipif, mm ior u'u eimion ol nio o?8t i
mini to Ohico. it enruiallv (lfvntt il-i nnpr.
git-p to t ho exposure of the treat corruptions
that now wcalt.'n and disarm! our country,
and threaten to undermine, r-publican Institu
tions alto' thi-r. it has no iVar of liuaves, and
ujvh no isvors ironi i.h"ir Hupprffters.
It reports trio lasiiious lor tint ladies and fhe
markets U,r the m.'ji, (tr4pc iniiy thfi eattlc-
ui.tiAt-in, LV tvim-u it pJtys pami-umr tttirnuon.
' ii'Hllv, 11, la tUt? cheapest piiier published.
Oned.iiinr a year wilfs juurf it lorany subscri
ber. Ji i3 not necessary to net up a club- hi or
der to have THE WKEKIV HJ at this rate.
Any one who sonds a single dollar will get tho
TKONT STREET,
ALBANY, OREG
. - K E W - ; ;
Hardware Kails, Dolt, p.
Implements-a Kreut
variety. ' ' f
" NEW.
Dry Goods-Foreign and I) on
, . N E ,W
Silks and Drew Goods.
NEW'i..( I.
.. ' I
Broche, Fluid, Ntrlped, Sin
and vouuie shawls.
NEW I
Red. White, Orange, Blue s
Mixed Fluunels. . !;
NEW
Hats and Caps for Hen and Bo;
Vo havo no travelling UKcnts.
THE WEEKLY KUX-Eli;htpnK, nfty-sli
eolinmn. Only st.oi) a yeur. No dieouut
from t.iiis rate.
T1IK NliMl.U-EKKLY SUX-Sume slje
Dully bun. -J. 00 ,i jvur. A diseouut of UK
p-r eent. to eiulis ol' ill or over. '
THE I)All,y Xi:v.. I, . ir.,, ,....
nnnerof ft,-.,,i -.,.t.,i.. ., 1. P-,.. ..
iion vV 0 i,mr" am ' r"' ' r
Bubserlptlon prieo 50 eenu a mouth, or 6.00
a Veer, loeluoa or 10 or over, a diseouut ot
"THE BUM," N.w Yeiktily.
. THE FIRST PREMIUM
given by any Oregon Kewspnpcr Is now offer-
uu uy ino .
PACIFIC CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
3 Splendid Ghromos
FEEB 1
TO EVERY SUBSCRinEIt FOR 1874.
TERMS 93 per Year-la Advanc.
Address, ' 1 : . E. TURNER, Manager.
CoNdBESs convenes noxt Monday,
but stealing will not oommonoe until
about tho middle of tho week. It
will tako a few days for tho members
to get settled down and find a safe
biding place tor their pelf.
In one township in Anglaiie county,
Ohio, not a Republican ' is to be
fouud. They had one until last spring
but he was promoted to the peniten
tiary lor rape. s
Tausos Browslow says he
wouldn't go to Heaven if he thought
Democrats went there. Well, the
old devil ncedu't tose any sleep no
body wauls him to go there.
Baptist exhortation brethorn and
cistern.
Xo man can "not. It tfT tmiil n.mA.
with Haiety. L'oturlis. Col,!. Ur..i.i,i.
hotild te treated at onee, ir tlio KutlWer de
sires to save iilmself the ltn,-erinn terror of
eoiiRiiuiption. lut. Wiutak'h HAlJiAM o' Wlt.n
LHKUitY will effect these cures, us thousands
have atte&Uid. .
Putter and cheese nre Almost indldpensahle
artlel. ot food, l'roiterlv nseil tti. v nr., ,,.
tritious and healthy ; hut hu Inordinate use of
.-,,,. i , unra 1111 ipiira anu ayspepsla. Iar-
o j uiHuve i uis, jnuiciousiy used, will re
move both ot these troubles.
Have you uruo In the face? n'nd is It badly
swollen? Have you f'Vere liein in the chest,
bocliorslde-; Have you emuis or pains in
ine sioioaen or bowels J Have you bliiouseolle
... 0, ,:,vi,(,ii1K ,.auiHT II BO, USO JOhllSOli'S
Anodyne Liuiuieut Interna Uy..
KOTKE TO THE TAX-PayeKS
ur ijixa COUNTY,
UNDER THE PIIOVIHIOXS OP LAW NOW
In loree re at.lie-1, M, rL. , uw
tax-payers In the several precelneu i inS all
taxes not. pain within that time liable i!i
costs as un ejeeutlon-nnd that is one dr?
1 will, then-lore. In pursuance of law meet
S 'KT "'ly theSsS
M....,r.:.. , -ur-
'lucsrfov .... I e "CTJ. l Selo.
Untie Wud , w is ?T'":17s """Win
Oee. fc'utS; Sa'tu-rd1;, 'wiE'
day, Lec?i-a. ALLKX 1 VKEU shniffU
Xothine demoralizes a nrintinr of
fice like a tiamde.
Why is this eontinent like milk?
Because it's ours. .
IX MEJIORIAM.
Following are the resolutions adopted at tho
last meeting of the Krodelphlan Society, on
the death of Eleaxoh MoCormick :
HKnr.A8, It hath pleased (Jod, tho AI-
mllthlV disposer Of human event l 1,1
searchable wisdom to remove Irrnn earth El
eanob Mct'ouMii K, a useful mid esteemed
member of Ibis Society; therefore, boil
Ukwlvkd, That while we, as a Roeletv
mourn her toss, und feel that a vacancy ha.!
beeu made which will not soon bo tilled vet
we mourn her not as one lost hut only sum
moned to occupy a position more hou'oaiblo
ltCSOLVKO. Tlml. h. uv, ,'..i,
lost unm us who are Ml behind , thnt herli'n
asatii tek and consistent lollower of Jesus
limy en use us lo strive mor earnestly to attain
that decree of perfection which should uver be
our aim.
ItRsoi.VKn, Thnt the death of one an young
alKnild warn us u he in constant preparation
lor iht solemn event which awaits us nil ; and
while our time Is occupied In mental Improve
ment, wo must n.a- tieKleet that which tsot still
gr ater Importance, the studv iu the Kieat.
Hiwoi.ven, That we do hereby tender to the
atlllcted laailly Our heartfelt sympathy, and
while we umnrn Willi then, their Irreparable
has. we too rejoice with them thnt death touad
Her peaeelul, trustlni; in the blessed assurance
and r'nltriition ol a brighter and happier li:e
KKSoLVKu, That a copy of these resolutions
be iri seined to Hie lamily of Ihedeeeased and
alsotocach of thn eliy p,,p,.ps for publication.
ALIIAMV, Nov. il. 1.-C3. ;-
CITY ELECTION NOTICE.
Albany.- ,,' ' T Pl'.V of
n.ul.fll limil 7l)'Pl,K'!i In tl.nniVl'
Mayor, one llee oV i'?' "e..c"os ono
"mi suaii
ensttr-r, one M
wilnh, n,., el,.. ... ,
V."0 ? Irnm tit ' llrst Moil.tne i i "
D loiiowint said election, or nnl I t ,ii. '"
"ln"5,"r" "'".V"'" ftnd iiualltied. . BUC-
hand a d"n,,U he'SS'JlV $J
' -"'i-ni HAJiNON
Llli- Recorder.
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SHERIFT'S SALE
W W URHEBV Oivp-v".. ...
W Virillp Ot A warruni I . , "V "I'll Hi
ly Court of I.inri TnLiilv sV.,,,0' the
mv tlir cr-.. mil i ,ium.
nv UVIlUUUt'Ul
V.teW
''"""ly.aiate oV'y.-"'lt:
chulnsaml ' links ,,V.oT'T,'D'',n
post ; thence sut h si, ?Ct cllon
''".. and
North lecliMin. ,,n.i ,?,... lu "nks: then.
ehaiiissndsil links; thene ..Ln '
MARRIED. '
rRAWFORIV-WAXWN.-tlnthe Wth Inst'
at ihe residence ol the Unde's lather. In Kiiki
tat Co., w. T., by lie,. T. J. Ua,,, ,, .Vj k. flour
Jbi."iW,"a", "' bAXloX
bulh ol Kluwat oiMiiity, V. I'.
. JA''K-1'AI.K.-Ner I'.rowr.vllle, Xov. m
ls-7;t, bv Itev. I'. Wp.'rrr Mb Ji. -i
and AltsSliAaAUdACK. "
THOMI-wilS-1 OUXET.-Ia rt,.ui
and 17 Units ; Ihemv lit cha TJl '! "''""M
-c-ontahun one hundred i 50 link
and tourteen nkls. Al,,oannth,?i.yi,'"v'' W
eel ol laud situated In ih,"K w Par-
Htaleol ''r,SoD, d'scr Is'""1''."' Mnn and
ruencinj 51lI. s,m '"llwrs: Com.
Houl h hundred and sixty ' ""'"
W est two hundred and .-it'l, 5t "
North one hundred and SiiVfli . 1 U'"
place ol Is nuniDB, In Towtiih .L11'5. o the
Kange 4 West. Alma eert jT 0 M South
or land owned l.v f.i,. !, ' , " "'e-acre lot
Township u Kouii.. liit,, t& '? -WlOB 1
r.iiiu ,w rwls; lueace .Nortu to"n"' "est
He nce h.ast elirlitv ,sei . , 1 tnry (1 rot
fori, rmto'tlVf:, l1,Wr &?t;
two pl,H-esl,,,w.r,a Kinnl,,s,u
d--ed aere, nwr. or less, H nd on ".
oVA Jay' of Dcc '
at 1 o'chvlt p. m ora.iM.if. . ' Jll,3
lleaoc,,,.,, lo'.hXt,lU T." Pub
at ihe f.Hin 11,,,,. ,. "7-'or I K.
i ext. ol CvlIecUoa. AI I rv'1?,"' ' -T and
(Irreon.s., . . 'fl
NEW. !
" ; J
Plain and Figured Opera Flaw
uelii. ;
' NEW , .
Clothlnie-inen andBoTv Clolh
i-.rvai variety.
NEW
Candles and Coal Oil. I ;
NEW ' "'
Fors-T.ndles' and Chlldren'aTlD.
Muiis, Boas, Etc. .; ,.
N'EW" '
Sewing Machines and Nodi.!-
great varJetw. ....
" NEW
Crocker, and Olasswai-e-Laini,.
, l.autcrn and Fixtures. V r
new
Canned Coodaa . g,.t T.rlety
NEW '
White and Colored Blaaketa ,J
.'eat ariety" M,r
Croeerlea c,
NEW .
ouplet Aaaortmea
N E W
and Shoe..
BLAIN.YOUNG&CO
""AST, OBEtto.