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r MTABtlJCCn PAR TOE DIKSEW V.TIM OP DES0CR.1TIC WMlim ANP Tfl EARS ii HOSESTLIVISB BT T 113 SWEAT OP Ol'B BROW vo:, 24; KUGENK, OH., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1892. NO. 10. 1 SjJ HJ1 jL .IL. lit rr!(,ISll-:i) EVKKY 8ATC1UJAY. I I,. CAMPBELL, l:.:w'.n'r rros.rlelor. i the iC.wtt fill ( Willamette If I-' .1 . i . .11 K tlVI . r ... itTU . ir i i. .,ti.,- u.'iitu inserted v follows: . .iiiv ten linen or less H lurtion 3; I, ,u..'i.-iit limortlon oi. vs.,, reiiiireu .Krtiww wilt 1 charged at the ol- rw?h' sis ;i;:;!;;:;:r;r!'::.::::: .5 IS 1 -i" Jint ii'lii 1'H'"1 cohimn, .i:,9t,,ri'jcli insertion. ' A '.verti.iix liill witl lw quarterly. Ail ub-M'l' U1U1 ou '"uui" ' - n t A. C. WOODCOCK, I txiF.$z oirr. - - - ouKiios nVVIi';: -:!"' 7 i S MjClareu Building. ior-sV-i-il ittrntion given ti Collections Pr'ili;-'. bic.hiea. Seymour V. Condon, A TTORNEY-AT LAW. --DrN.VS BUILDIXO, l.ugrnc, - - Oregon. E. 0.; POTTER, Attorn ey-at-Lavv, EUGENE. - - OREGON. OrncK- llixmi in Cousor's Block. . GEO. M. MILLER iitcrnoy and CounsQllor-at-Law and Real Estate Agent. tUCKXECITY, - OUEUOtf. Otitic -r Ju Ma-tonic Temple. KuykeiKlalL&rayton, Physicians and Surgeons, Rooms Over City Drug Store. a. kgaijTgiier, AUoriicy-at-Law. tun ex e city okegon. Special attention iven to Probate buainese and Abstract of Title, Orricr-Over Lane County Batik. ba" jToTgeat DENTIST. OFFICE trSTAIRS IX YOUNG'S Work, opposite Guard office. All work warranted. I.iiphirjg gas administered for painless ex trvtion at teeth. J. S. WALTER, M. D. S. DENTIST. Eljaeur, Oregon. I Mi til Rixit'na Willamette Street, opposite Baker Hteh LINN & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS ('iflni and Cvsket.i alWuys on hanil. Pre fv'wtl EmWinii'K liodiw a Snecialty. iS'it chIIh ronjty. lUiemleil. RvM.Uuro, Hfoiind bouse south of Melho i"l I linn b, Willumette.strcet. . . B. F. DOBPJS, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ACEHT. T HAV41 HQAK -VEE.Y UES1KABLE X Faitiis, jiJutttived ami L'liiniproveci Town prn-rty for sale, oneaiy term;' Pnperty 2aated and Ecnts Collected. Tlie Insurance f'uinponiei I represent are m .ni tl,e Oldest and most Reliable, ami in n Fkiimpt andEyuiTABl.E adjusttuent of their Staxo Kbco.no to No.vb. W oJ jour patronage ia louciteX 'of your pi Iu City II :air B. F. POEMS. CBS. HCKU, PBBST. 'V T. PKCT, CAKHIKS l .. ' --TliE Eugciie"Nati6nal Bunk EUGENE CITY, OREGOX. "AID fP CAPITAL,.. L'KPLUS FUND, ..... ... Tran-ct, . general banking boaineM. 1 ' BJABD Or JIBtCTOIWi: B Datin. V W Osbnrn, i C Cbnrcb. S M mn, J il Jlodaon, C Lae r. J E Divis. T T .. -nST23U7E2 FILLS Acs oa a w prtnetpl rnilt (be llTet, Momach ana ouweia i anvan em mn Dk. Urns Pnxs tptrHli run biiiooanass, Inmul Wmt krrl rABltlDS. Hod. fmaileat, mildest, nmtl BOdoaes 25 cu. Fainnk fre. al nriu'ieta. kr. Kin to. U- Hlkut lai. F. L. POSSON & SON, By f.ir the lurct dealer on the Coast In i Trnnn Vnritiimrti rtnlfin Raaka fl I FinntA'TlAA Himnf aa We are'Northwestern ARcnts for P. M. Terry Jfc Co., the largest Seed Grower and liculeri in the World. F. L. POSSON &, SON. LINN' I JE-Ufl Furniture WD B 1 1 fl I DKJLKliS L DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, : Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Etc., Etc. h-escrivtion Department in Competent hands. L llU 1,1 E. SCHWARZSCHILD, Proprietor. SCHOOLS. VI Lll-A . TINl-:ilV i I- l,.nif..rt (o Win H.-nunwy. I .ts 3 ...... ..... ' " ' mid J, block B. MiFurland's addition; ifWO. A l.li 1 A I IMi. I AIM'ISTS' MATKIUALS. I torxriiY. Full.Stock of Butteri?k Patterns.' IjT:- lc,S) Address I'. (I. Hu.v 111'. McClarefts,' Buildin,", " " (Opposite V. M. ft!kiii Drui! Store.) . . i i; , iL ' - Haa n u extensive Stock of -S'J'ANDAIU), MISCKLLAXEOl'S, COLLEGE 'AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Mercantile, fancy and School Station ery, Blank Books, Cutlery, Etc. rOrdero for Books ainl' SulwiTiptious lo Newspiipein aui Periodicals riuptly at tepilH M. ..... i ' ' . Bowel Troubles, aud Crump, Colic, or any Internal or External Pain. Ask jour driiRKist for it J S. LUCKEY, ; Clocks. Watches, Chn;ps. Jewelry, Etc Ileon'rimr Promptly Exi euted. mriMWorU Warranted. -0 .1. S. LU'JKEY . ' m tin'nh" Han HOVET, nUMFHE'Y 4 CO. A.ii.'iovEY, : : : l';sid.iii II.C. HrstiMiRKV, : : ; : : (Voider J. M. AnHAM.s. : -.! j' Assistant .C;hfer AT CRESWELL Intersil? life Transacts a General Banking Husk Et'UKNK. (IKKI.OX. Cash. low prices, i . -io.ooo ; Kroinand after IV1. 1, ls'.l, w'mmv tenth; will be strictly casli. ' rTTTn trt -Rp(. X 1 IkCJ X LAO " v rock. I will Not be Undersold. Uilatt ;navkot irivv.Ji'!j for rro lutv. If not all truk;l; out will pay lalance in Ca-:li.; J. H.o Whiteaker, Creswell, Or. PORTLAND. OREGON. & SON, 8 i KimI l'Ntalt I raiistcr!). iviiruit' ' . TIiim Vnmliiv ut Will If to Siiiimcl Tiiyln'r, lots I, L', Idock J, in ! Vuinluyn's :ulilitinu; Jl.id. , Mary h urn to II W t lliotiin, lam I; J-'itKi. E M Warren to Vernon B. Mutthirw-", 12 acres iu Tp 18 S, It V;$200. Wic mill I'mlit I'attison to J H Iminer, HO seres in Tp 17 8, K 3 W; $!HI0. U S lo Johu (i l)ny; 3211 acres; patent tiii: two nMi, The)' arc I. oils; Sleel llifle iuu far ( oiial llrlt'H.e. . Pomlixi), Jsn. '29. Tho two cuDBon for Eort Ctnliy. which nrp cinninj; over the I'liion Pajitit1, will arrive early ou the 1st of I'tbrnary. They are two long sted rille .fin lis, nud command a wide niie. The eoiiip.inr received them at Omnba on the '20th. They will probably be transferred to a steamer and takeu down the rivir. i . r iXAKitow Kscai'i;. Cottntrt' drove Li'tnlcr: Tiifsday, a Mr. liny, who was cuniiii"; to Cottajro (irovc with a four horse load of iionseliolil oods, wlieli rt aeliino; the foot of the Niuslaw iiioiititains, nliotit live miles from this city met with an aeciileiit which fame ,neiir nsnltino; fatally Jo him. The horses eommeiieeil running as soon as they reaeheil the corduroy. Mr. Jlny lieiil the lirake ami was endeavorino; to stop the horses, when he was thrown out ami one wheel of the wairon passed over Jiis head and he wuh drawn ahont fifty yards on the ground. When the horse's (tune to the deep mud in the niail, they stopped r.iiuiiiiK. Mr. Itay's son cut one horse loose from' the Wilson and (vune to town. lie return ed with Jr. Wall, who upon examina tion found the rlht check -anil ucck. seriously bruised, and the back of the rlfht ear injured, the tongue badly iaccratfd and one wrist sprained, but no bones broken. The patient wan taken to the home of Mr. Hendricks, and is ttettinjf iilonn very nicely with the, prospect of soon bciii"; iibie to lie out. DtKD. ('ot tatre i rove Lciidfi-: Mrs. Mattie Oeoa, njred UT years, and son 10 day .old, at. Hihmrd, Oregon, Jail. 17th. rlie'leaves fi husband nird thn-e' children, and was a daughter of Hiram Lee, of How river. The deceased wasL a member of the - Tinted JJrethri n church and told them she wiis going to die, and died perfectly happy. Nmv Stohk Eil Iilai hhy has leased a room in the Titus block on . Ninth, sire , ami will open a confectionery' store in rbe same When Baby was stck, v gti her CJStorCa. When she was a Ch'd J, shs cried for Gastoria. When she became Mins, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she save them CaatorU. Tfcs Gslelrated French Cure, w"APHROPITINE''Xd It f")LD OX A POSITIVE GUARANTEE tneur.anT loria cncrvous uIimu. crauy diaonlaroi t!i. generative .r rim of altnarMS. ,7t?i ht!ier arulug V fr,iin!li..:i.l BEfDir lsaof Mtuiaianu, AFTEH T"'co.rOfiaa,or throush onthflinilltrrs. t -hi, ai f indulrenr se . iucfi an Itol Hrin V ,r. Wi j.-('ln.-. BaarUKdown Pains In tha ba' .-mliilWeakn'H.ilrU!r:a. Nervous I'ris tration. N'x tunial I:niaion, Leicorrhaa, iiur, W.-ili Memory, tnf I'ow.-raii't Irajv t, vy, w Mi-h !f ntviectcl often lealto preiraluro oM s-.-n an t iii'anitr. Fr!r Ji.iO a bni. 6tOi f . . f'-nt y mad nn receipt of price A WRITIT.N il AKAXTKK is fiven fnr oi i.-vf '.-.uiorl.T ret-irH. t. refund the money If a IfcrmaiierS enr 1 Li-t tfeetfl Vt hsie t in'ia:ili t tt"t:monii4is fr'.ra old and youu, , f ttti -B-j-i.wiolavelin jrman-TitJy rur--l I ytbe ,;. iifAbhrrxl. ds& Lirruiarlr. AdOr.ts THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. oturu In aiich. huA Z!, fuaiLLk oa. Md by E .It. I.TCKKV C... lr1i.k..t E i'ne. O a ,in. Dealers LnekeyiiCo 7 mS2 ,J' ATTJtDAY, J AX. ;ii. llsirrisburg does not have a Chinese resident. Slieriff Nol.iad np-irlH tnim coiuilig ill quite friely. The Seattle store lm- bo.ed up its goods nliil l ill move i ImH lu fe. l'raiik Anderson and i:'e, of Kast I'oi'tlallil, came Up oil J : I t night's train. N-hr, nit i A; M i", .( :1c iioi ii li-ia ol the lit W K lli tilll lO I t- ' I i d III ill" Villi bl.uk XcubelV, Or., (itaphie: A J null gets hi- dnllar's worth if hi-takes the Ku gene i l A it I . Thecal- repairing depart incut of the O i ( li I! lot.- Ik-, n liinved from Junction to Klin-burg. Wobb Must, who reni ii'i iiu.i Coiptil's City, t'oos iiniiiii , is vimiiii a lew d.ivn Willi 111. I'ellkiu, 1.1 It lll'l'tl. J. . Hull, t.l I-.ast I'oVtliitHl, is ill the t it v, lie i now a t oiiihu tor on a freight ti.iiii U-iivceii Portland and Junction. J. X. 1iiik':i I-in, no to-iiiht'it OVt-riali-l tllllll I -I S etklep, fill , Mlieru le will iippi-nr us. i wi!it-"-i in .i court roci'cd iarf. llenillbi ynii t- ub.n;t ti n dais. J'llicliuii Citv l'i:n-1.: Mr. I'. U. II if- koik. ol Wo. i i.i.irn, li i.i MitTO-ds E. 1 II illiU llvi'l ill l.l ''.I elit l.iler. II'' bus no Wife, gltln Maislilleld .Xews, Jan. 7; Th Chance liiri-hcd loading railroad iron for the government works al Siiislaw at l.mpii'i , Siiiehiv, ami slaited out that evening. Tin- continued ringing of the lire Ml In-t nigh! e ri-eil a great many to arise from iheir betls the second lime. It was a blind lire and did not cause much cM'iti iiit nt. The Linn count v democratic conven tion has lieell i ailed to Inei t ill AlliailV on March Mh t ( lect delegates to the tate convention. This is the first con vention called in the state. The supper ami entertainment given iv the ladies of the Kiiiscoiml church, last evening, was a vci v cujovahlc af fair. It was hu .'clv attended ami all enjoyed themselves hugely. Cyrus li tlri Igc, of Juaclion, lm writtcu the Star flint in' will stmt a lutnk at I.ink I'ille in MitroU. II ' is inii testid in the I'uilcd Mntea Biui.ing Co., vrliich hint n liank iu Juni'ticn, mi"; her iu (i. rvm, and one at Sbeiiilim. The Carl lving Co. gave anothcV cn- tertainiiieiit last evening to a small audience. It was common! place and tiresome. For uuaifiillerated gall and I leek, we think this coniiinny takes the whole cheese. llarrisburg's business men have guaranteed several hundred dollars worth ot height to the new steamer "H, C. Voting." The enterprising firm of May A Senders heads the' list with a subscription of $Iim. Corvallis Times: The voice of "Fog Horn"' Watts will soon be startling coyotes east of the mountains. Helms been HpiKiinted receiver of the land ofllec -at l.akcvicw, ns a reward for duties hil.1 devotion to the dear, old party. . Coos Hay News: Olif Han in of the Siuslaw, came over last week to take, the lirst boat for San Francisco. JIc gixs down to get new sails and rigging for his tlshing schooner, which will le launched on the (iroat 'Siuslaw on his return. ' ' , The council should offer it reward foi the first team that hitches to the lire apparatus. day or night, upon the Hounding of an alarm., The lire last night clearly demonstrates this fact. It would cost but little, while a vast sum of iioney might lie saved.- The Journal this week printu the speech that was to have been delivered at Portland by John L. Ayer, presi dent of republican clubs, from advance sheets that were furnished. Through it will In- found "cheers," "applause," etc., numerous times. A pretty good joke. linker City Kemocrat: Rumors of a sensational character have Urn rife in the Pleasant Valley wet ion. lor Home time past, allceting one Henry French, n young farmer, and little May John son, aged years. It has been the opinion uf a number that the two were guilty ol'criniiiial relations, hut it was not until Monday that the . nelghlsnn took steps to put a stop to French's fiendish designs, when Mike Asher tiled informal ion before Justice J. T. Donnelly, charging. Henry French with having carnal knowledge with May Johnson oiilanuarv and forc ibly and against her will. The girl denies the stiiryr '-M.uiluni.-At tile llnlfuia'ii House, in Fut;. nc, Oregon, Juniiiir) 2H, 1SU2, by O W Kinsey, J. P-, J. A. Ldiiiiinnon and Ida M. .Seo, nil of Lune coonty, Oregon. for pitcher's i Caitorfa promoter Dfgentloa, and overcoin- a iiitulowy, CoiuitiUiin, Sour Stoma h, liUrrhuA, and , FeverUhneai. Tims the ci.i'l la rendered healthy and ltd slerp natural. Cartorlav contains no lIorAine or other narcotic property. I " Caforia l o well adapted to ehiMren that I rooiiini''ri'i a as sufjriur U any .n-cripUoo iiiiuwu Ui in " H. A. AitrntH. Jl. I , ti I'ortland Avet, bruoklya, K. T. "f n f"atoria In my prartlre. and fln4 It pcilly 1k.I1 l'afTerU',riof clnl Iren." X-.Xi. lt,erTn, f. I . i Jir.7 M Ave., New Tort ' Tira Czvrirn Co, 77 Murray 8L, N. T. 1 fM urn THKlltVOTE rOR 1'KESIHKXT. Oififitti Statu (Mllfiuls K.xjircsH Pre li'ienres for Candidates In HI!):'. A S tli in Juiiriitl reporter his obtained tbc following pet-HOusI preference of a limn her of iutt) ei'jei iN or pri-nidt-ntul c in li dittos: ' IIKl'tlll.ICA.NS State Treasurer Met-iclinn. l'.liiine; Sec retary of Stniii Mellrid-. DUine; ScIiihiI Land Comniisiii'iitr Iittvis, Ifiuris-n; State Priiilt-r linker, liUine: Cletk of Su preme Court Murphy, Harrison; Slsie Librarian Putnam, lllaint-; Juilue i f Sn preme Court Heitn, Jllatiisoii; St tie Snpt. of Schools Mi-Elroy, lilanio. m:noeiuTs (tovetnor Penuovtr, Flower. ' I'li'iiMint Hill Items. Jan. .I', isn:'. Lit giipH' Is ou Its annual tour. I'nele Koln-rt Callison and An: t Polly are ipiite sick with la gripjK'. James Kelley is sick, sull'ering with la grippe and lung trouble. The infant child of Mr. llaskinsdicd last Saturday night at Lost valley, and was burled at the Pleasant Hill ceme tery Monday. Died, at Trent, Jan. 117, Miss Ali.v HarjHT, aged about 17 years, of rheu matism of the heart, and will lie buried at Pleasant Hill ou Friday, Jan. "u. The baud boys are always ready to take a smoke with those having com mittcil uiatrimonv and surrounded the premises of Mr. 'ni. West recently and played some excellent selections, when ill suncudcivil and threw up t lie cigars. Married, Mr. Louis llundy and Miss Fdith Parker, on Sunday, Jan. -I, I sii'. Many join in wishing the happy couple a happy ami prosperous journey through life, "Again thcluind limit lied to the home of the newly married cou ple on Wednesday evening, and gave the always welcome selections for their licncHt. ' Louis set out the cigars while Fdith set out the pie and cake. The band is getting to lie n necessary evil, hut they never go hungry at a hciv- naile. "Ten Nights in a liar Hoom" will he rendered at (foshen Friday night, Feb. "illi, by the local talent of Pleasant liiii. iiiey are deserving, Hccttiat they get it good house. Sam. . Llewellyn Items. Jan. 27, lslii There arc u great many complaining of la gripiw iu this neighborhood. John Itundtlcld killed a large swan last Monday. It measured wven feet two Inches 'from to tip to tip of Its wings. He killed it In Cayote creek near Llewellyn. Itielinrd I, vies while plowing ou It. It. 1 laves farm hist week nlowetl mi a gun w'tiicb ill ail probability had been it'll there ny t no Indians, or lost tiv some hunter before the country was settled. The stock wan rotted entirely off. A young man died nt Mr. Smith's on Cayote, a few duvs ago, by the name of Johnson. His father arrived from Nebraska id Mint u half an hour after he died. Ho was buried In the (Jutes cemetery. Ccmthx. The Id? Jirhlge Albany Herald. Mr. F. J. Miller, superintendent of the work ou the bridge, slates that the steel for about half of ibe auperntruiiture ia now on the way and will arrive In Albany tibout the '2()lh of February. The piers are nearly oomph-ted aud there w ill only be work for about ton days longer, when It is probable that work will have to be temporarily suspended until the steel ar rives. Great dilligeuce has been used in making tbe foundation particularly heavy and sub Kturtinl. As soon ns tbe rest Of tba steel arrive tbo work of putting up tbe spans will ro forward very rapidly. Tbe river ia ut a stage now that does not interfere at all with the bridge work. Tbe structure will probably ' be completed within three giootbs. ' I.Ml'ltOVK TUB lldMKH. AM Clicll citizen who Improves IJs house and grounds furnish powerful incentive to I lie neighbors to (lo th,.1 same, so much co-oK-rution builds up a town and in creases the value of real estate, makes a good reputation for the community, keeps the inhabitants from selling out and children from leaving the parental roof. Home is the sacred sjxit of nil the earth; a haven In every storm, a solace iu sorrow; a resting pliu for the weary. It fosters good and saves young and old from bad associations. Another advantage, inestimable, that follows out-door improvements is the licncflt to health. The more useful and beautiful gardens and grounds lx come, the more pleasure will the family take iu earing for them: the more time men, women and children sietid in healthful exercises In the oh-ii air the genuine elixir of life worth more than all the patented and unpatented medicines swallowed by the credulous. Strange that s'Ople do not see that home is a chief concern; that other worldy matters are secon dary and should help, never hinder, the making of our earthly iiIkxIo the presage come. and foretaste of the one to ! To Cobrehpoxdinti. Letters to be seried in tbe WnuaT Gcabu must be in. ceived on or before Thursday morning of each week. ' It goes to prim early Friday morning. Several interesting correnpi n deuce have been rejected or else cut dowu because tbe new would be stale after wail ing over a week for county mail, that ever assembled m tilt sUt of Oregon. A Taiiastpla. A live tarantula wa found , The mucb-lalked-of democratic convention in a bunch of banBna at Abe Oold : was not a marker to it. It was com smith's Jan. 27th. Tbe tarsutula was pared by tepublicaus themselves lo n meet given chloroform an Abe now has the i mg of highbinders, or a lot of caged an i peclmen in a bottle of alcohol. These . m:, and was so turbulent that a really virions little scornions are oflen broniibt ! viilid word picture of the disorder can ia banana bunches. Uabbiaoc PKMroi County Clerk Walker issued marriKge heeuae as follow: Mirabel E. Loess and Emma A Bean, The young lady is well and favorably know i ' . l : .l ny many oi oar people, utiun urannaie oi tl. Ktal 1'niversiTV and a stil.r of JndoA R. 8 litao. AIo lo J. A Eilmunson and da M. See. ... CiisBkr Ti.I HLooKtsu-Cb-irv trees in Phil Mill-r' residence lot in Ibis citv are ui.rlim,nl I U.... . WI..I An r. i...i.,..L ...! a.. .i UUI tjmntvi uiiiu,i.tuiiji'i.iiiuBt.iiuJ..i, . ... I .. ... t, i Id Minnesoia. Illinois. Iowa and other l county, Oregon, Jan. 22, IM'J, by . V. Bogy.-To the wife of John JRrady, near States ibe thermometer u down b,o zero. I Starr, F.lincr Fvcrtoli ami Miss Minnie Engene, Wednesday January 27, a daugh Oregon is the country to live io. IS. Palmer. . Irr- POLITICS IS OKEtiOX. All Interview With Hon. II. II. Miller, it Prominent Congressional t'liiiilhlate. .Mi-liny it, raid. Hon. II. I'.. Miller, of (irants I'a-s, who is a prominent candidate for con gressman from the first congressional district, is in the city on business con nected with the SiiiMi-l'ine Door A-LllluU-r ( o. lie as itsketl hy a rciire- ........,! 1... 11 ..... I I .- .. . .-' .. . I. . st-iniiiiit- ui uie iieiani io- ii teiv m i 1 1 1 crs on the progress of the political campaign in t Mcgou. iiiieeriiiiig me ipieniou oi tne seiee. tioii of a Judge for the ninth district: Mr. Miller said he was afraid an Ore gon man would not receive the ap j point incut. He though, however, that Judge Lord would be the most avall iiible and altogether satisfactory choice, -The action of the Oregon deleual ion in I congress and others in high places In j failing to unite in the recommendation -of a man upon which the slate could agree, he considered very unfortunate I 'I'he political outliHik in this state, he j said. Is iu every way favorable for re- publican success in ihc leafy mouth of ! June next, liepublicaus aiv organizing throughout tlie slate for a very ile I tti'iniucd campaigu, . - Concerning t he com.'rcs.sionnl Humi liation nud his own candidacy Mr. .Miller s.-in I little, U yond the state- mcnt that Ixilh he and Mr. (iccr, of Marion county, were iu the race with the intention of taking their chances along with Mr. lleiiuanii in an honor - tilde effort to secure the congressional honors ou u lileli tlie hitter has seemed to have a "corner''' for it goixl many years. a mi or niiM.oMAcY. In Huh ciniiicclion il aiibt not bn unin teresting lo nolo n neat tpm-iinoii of di plomacy winch rt-cciilly pimsiil between Mr. Miller and Mr. liner. I'li.y lei I unit each other in Silt ui mid in talkim; about politi cal mailers Mr. lit er Hiked Mr. Miller to wiito In him iif u few weeks, giving bis views us to the silinilion and I he congress ional iiniuin.'ilitm iu particular. After wailiiht soiiiii weeks he ilnciiled to write to Mr. Miller, lteculb cling I lie pickle Mr. Ilermnnn got liiiiin-U in by eicessive h Her writing, ho did not dehire to oominit him self, ii ml w'role: 8ai.km. Or., , lHtll. HeN. II. II. Mu.lkh Uixir Sir-Well. Vcrv Truly, T.T. linru. Mr. Miller was pipml lo tbo occusiou, and by return until Mr. tleur received the fol lowing: OitAMU Pass, Or., , 18U1. Fkiknp Okku: I am very much pluaned to hear that yotl are well. Vonrs Very Truly, II. II. Miixkr. Mr. Miller had a consultation with Mr, 0. E. Wolvcrton, member of tbe state cn tralcomiui'.cee, who ia also spoken of ss a possible candidate in tbe congressional raco. Tbe subject of their confureuue was not learned, Mr. Miller is keeping his political ftnees in good repair, and bit ftiends think he will go into the convention with a strength that will surprise Homo of his opponents. With tbe active caudiduUH iu the Held and the numerous dark horse candidates that will put in au appearance, the coming congressional contest in Ibe first district promises to be very interesting and will probably bo very close. Finully Settled. Wahiiisutun, Jan. US. The following is the president's message, transmitting the addi tional Chilian correspondence to congress: I transmit herewith the additional corres pondence between this government' and the government of Chili, consisting of the note Montt; Chiliad minister at the Capi tol, lo Iilaiue dated January 3, the reply of lllaiue there to of dale January 27, and the dispatch from Egan, our minister at Santiago, transmitting the response of Perriera, Chilian minister ot foreign alTulra, to Ibe note of Itluiue of Januury 21, which wus received by mo on the 2lith instant. Tbe note of Moult to lllaine, thongb dated January TS, was not delivered to the s'aie department until after 12 o'clock, meridian, of tbo 21th, and was not translated, and its receipts nidified to me, until lute in Ibe af ternoon of that day. Tbe response of Mr, Peierra to our note ol the 21st withdraws, with acceptable ex pression of regret, tbe otfeusivo note of Malta of tbe lllh ultimo, and ulso for the request of the rocnll of Egun. Tbe treat ment of the incident of the assault upon tbe sailors of Ilia Uiiltimore, is so conciliatory and friendly that I urn of tbe i ijiuion there is a jjood prospect that tbe ditlt-reuce grow ing out of that serious iiffcir can now be adjusted upon terms satisfactory to this gov ernnieu by tbe ilmnl methods, end with out special powers from congress. This turn iu affair is veiy gratifying to me, as I am Hiiro it will be to congress and to (he people iu general. The suppoit of tbe (leculivo to enforce the Just rights of the nation in this matter has given an instruc tive and useful illustration of (he unity and patriotism of our people. Should it lie necessary, I will ag.nu communicate with congress opai the subject. Ill.NJAMIN IIaUIIHON. Accompanying the president' message ii the corrispoudeiice that bus passed between tbe two g'lverumeuts since the first mes sage. Tbo sulstuice of the correspondence has been fully outlined in tbe AsHociated Press dispatchi-H, previously sent nut. "(.'AOKit Animals "--A abort thai sine Ibe iti iiiocrnis held a meeting of clubs io Portland and it wir a noisy and dwgrscerul affair The republican brethren said that the cause ol the same was too much wine : ousuiued at tbe banquet tbe eveniug prior. 1 Our republicau (lieiida bave just closed , their couven ion in roitiann. a uey uau no ' baininet. What did they drink or eat 1 he I following closing paragraph taken Iroin rrl- day evening s telegram gives au idea of . how tbe couven Hon wm run: HOST Tl'Ulir.'I.KNt UATIIEBINO. I Taken all in all it was probably tbe nois iest, most bilter aud vindictive meeting hardly be given. Caitckkh. Two runaway Htiidentsj of tlio I. . S. Indian rsehool at t lienuv I wa, Munon county, were captunnl at the deixit Jan. 2itli ny jianey nun ; I ..I. ..--I I I,.il f,.r Until L.u.liillir ""'t r"" ,, j.,.. -1 "'o' i i T Mabkcs Cask. The hearing of tbe j Markos-Nettle injunction suit has been I postponed by Jade Pipes, fur a few days, t L reonest of the parlies interested. We, understand that a settlement is likely. t iiiiin ii At Junction. Lane: A MID.VltiHT HUE. The Electric Light Co. Sull'eri a Ser- f Ions Loss-two IiynuniOH lliinicd l'p. IM II KM IN t II I, lit: Ot II LOT 1 1)11 A I I 'IK. I'ttlly liiuiril, Jsu. :D. Last night about 1 o'clock one of the journals on tbt) big dynamo at tlio electrio light station becoming heated, Mr. Crouch stopped the machine to cool tbe shaft. At Ibe great speed which these dynamos run it , takes but a very short time for any friction i to cause excessive beat, and while taking oil the rap of this bearing, tbe boiling oil which tilled the Ihji was thrown ou tlie ariuiituio and immediately the butuiDg oil llenr tu sparks to tbe oil soaked floor and 1 artiliiin. Mr. Crouch sounded the firm alarm, I which couuectx will) the residence of J. F. Uoniusoii, aud theu fought patiently with i the ll.iiue until aitsislauce arrived, burning . Ibe skiu completely from oua baud. Mr. 1! IniiHoii while making his way from hi temdeiii-e to Ibe station sounded Ibe alarm ou I be street and the bell soon brought Eu gene's efficient fire depiufmeut. Hone carts, tbe Hook & I .adder tiueks and I bo engine were hurried lo the sreup and die fire ex tinguished, although not until the large arc dyiiiuui) was complinel ' destroyed, and all but a small portion of tbe small incandes cent one. Tbe firemen turned oat promptly. a they always do. whether at midnight or . noou, and worked faithfully until all dan 1 ger was passed. Especial mention should ; be made of the brave few who kept tbe side 1 walk while their more auihiiious and per- 1 sistcnt hiethreu lugged at the etigiuegetiitm it Ihrotiuh the mud. The loss to the Light Co. will aggre gate alxuit 'mMki with alsitit fivm iu surainv. Arrangements will made at once to procure other dynamos front the Fast to take the place of those de stroyed. It will take probably six weeks to get the plant in running or der again. NOTKS. For it time it was hard to lisnto the lire. J. F. Kobinsoit had his right hand burned while shutting oil' the wider from the wheel. Tbo company had au armature of the arc dynamo to bum out about two months since which entailed a loss to them of several hundred dollar. A water funk with a thousand gal lons of water was on the building with plenty of hose, but the employes scent to have lost their presence of mind und did not use it. It was a close call for the entire, elec tric light plant und planing mill. A few minutes more and the fire would have Ish-ii Isyoud control. When firemen first tirrlved the dyn amo riMim was tilled with smoke and it was rather n ticklish place to work in among the wires, charged with death dealing electricity, that might Ixj broken. A Query. Mr. Euitob: Quite a number of the stockholders of tbe Eugene Cannery would like to know when there will be an annual meeting of the atockholders. Will the di rector answir aud give public- notice of such meeting? Stockiioldki. A Lank County Daituutkb. Washing ton Post of January 25th says: On Satur day evening the Pints Clnb of tbe Elsmere, held it first regular meeting in the spacious parlors of the hotel, the president Senator Palmer, in the chair. Most of them, 1M) people, were present. Mr. Burrow, for the exeontive committee, mado sundry proposition concerning the management of the club, which were adopted. Tbe toplo of the evening was the "Discovery of Amer ica," but tbe topics of tbe subsequent meet ings will he literary, acientillo, historical, etc., through a wide range. Tbe exeroiaei of the evening were begun by Bailie Oilfrey, a bright eleven-year-old child of Mr, H. H, Qilfry, of tbe Senate, who, though called on suddenly told oohetently and prettily in plain and simply lauguage, the story ot Columbus, bis trial and h i triumph. The manner in which she remembered and re peated the interesting narrative wa a high tribute to the American public sohools. A large number of Senator and Congressmen were among those present. Opium Hkleahki). After wulting for a week for a reply to a letter to the custom house oftlcduls at Portland, giv ing notice of the seizure of the un stamped opium from tlio Kugcne Chinamen, Hherlff Nolnnd released the same, their attorney, (leo. U, Dor rls, having demanded the return of It, claiming no violation of tlio law, as the opium had been prepured here. No lK-rsoii In Eugene wus familiar with the law In such cuses. It seems that the custom house otllelals in Portland are ulllleted with the usual slow red tuH) process applicable to nearly every department or tlio government. Hkadino lt(M)M.-That the year Just closed has been full of prostierlty for the reading room, will he seen from these Items gleaned from the annual rcixirt of Its olllcers: Tho amount of money raised by Smith A Hall, f 11140; amount of money raised by subscrip tion, entertainments, etc., $213.37; total income for tlie year, $XM.77. Average attendance jicr month, 047; for month of Decemlier, 010; totul for year, 7,704. Tlr.n At t,A famllw Aal.lATte In F.n- Q B,ur(iay morning, January 30, lWi, Miss Luoy Jenkins, uaugnier oi Stephen and Lucy Jenkins, aged 34. yesrs.5 months and nine day. Short services at tu (limily regiaenc,, West Eighth street u., ,; , a ..wi .hum. after hil.h be (uDeui cortege will leave for the jeukmai cemetery, in Spencer precinct, where the interment will Uke place. ' I Akrksteo. Albert nosierman, wno uvea south of town, Saturday, being pretty well loaded with beer, drove bi teem throngfa Willamette street a fait they could run. Marshal Eastland ran to tbe livery liable, proenred a horse, and caught him near U. M. Whitney' residence, bring ing bim back and landing him in tbe city jail. It caused quite an excitement for a time. " - Iislly Guard, Jan. . Chinasb Nw Yeab. IMa morning ,,. , u..v...l.. .ml tha monaol iuIl of Ein;en. ,ra celebrating it with the p0)pn 0( craters, ealingchickena, drink- f 1 V.. I n...Dnla fm mg Cninese giu ami kujiuu r"-"'- rinU Tha over enthusiastto celesliaii started the celebration last evening. Dieo. In Brownsville, Oregon, January 22, 1S32, of pneumonia, Ueorge Bmltn, I aued 30 rears. He formerly lived al Co- ! burg, aud was quite a violinist. "Mhj J. H j'Ef KI.KV.