The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, February 16, 1895, Image 6

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TIIK F.lbEXK TAS.U.UY. ' loinpllMtatary
rssr-. Haines A H.u U a ltu.l4 Judge J. It llryim. ofO-rvalH. lit 1 J
f .lit l.lltlt import. life ( tur a ommunlrall.... lo the 1 lm.., of that I Ubllr S.l ar
0ia. illy, hi answering a mrrvapoiidcttt !
who aKs inn. w ny ne ui ). m-'i't
Very f.w opior i-.iigrne
MKKTINO 1U.Ml.IIT.
Ilelder Amu ml
rr Ulanfi-r llk
uuiy Curt.
Id
liiltrr-iiy Xot.
l.i;. i.nanl. Hlirusff :
jwoKKi 1'tsuur.s.
A BI'UEST10.1.
l-llf o.isM, rliir o.
. 'i .. 1.1... ... II.. The tirotM-rlv holder arottlld (he
I IV IM.
. ...... ...... ............. , , , . ilftu.i,rif airi-eli.rlll
here Itvllfvlnc t ml wh e t U very ami Agru-iiiiuiui m-i..i . m a....... ..
JCum-imuI.Ih I, ciuiiurage all new ami lu..u.....l --I..-4 -ml .......irlcly can bw rea, he. ;.ru..,-a, no ll
Imlualr.r. It la ah-f Hi" ulm'-t mi- pruKlt.g, iii-rury or .-..a. cat ' . , 7. ' .7.1 . . .i I
llr. Allow I'liai.niaU and M'
visited llw Kutaxluiia yesterday
Mim F.dith Denny Uti, hrremviT
ed from l r lilac a hi ablnloat
tfllll W'lllHll.
MiHiuUi.ftlii-illll.rfllli-olli'la""'
will I culled soon In elect .l.-lc-zule. l
II..- HUI (trnl.-ri.iil Coi.tc-1. I-aen
i Ihwim-iiiU two dclcguir.
Mim Ilora Soil, our lllir.iriaii, ha a
.. . I t! i ... U'.l
The Dalle Tim'S-Mountaineer:! roruanu dhhu7 ....route;
Hie iama . , ' , l-.wr nf the atata Iiv
K.ilOlUie legist- ,
.Ian lu ceiveaauouv w uv u.
ture hut only
or nothing. Last
So
re-
the
Junior .uniioii am ilu Mininy. "The present "!
I t. u . II . " I . - ...
ture has oiny a n. - .. r ir...
in.... in every for many viat vnr8un na Bent
1 i . M....U lnttvi.pl Ini-ltMP I.AIIsll nf rain.
. .! . ....... onlllim I'll IU' UNIT " . V. .w -M-
,.ari oi me - "V- cr,;g. -Uutitcan bo remembered
k ...v , . j aujitigr.ir. -Hut it can be remembered
Uio iierioruiaiiv. , - -Tim.i
were hard, Mr. Dolph it to be beaUm, it might
I, ,! rrloy In l.......rl.l .,,.1 ,., h...l.ul rl Tb- 11 U. l'N--' ' -"'.'J
.T-r.llii l rr. . vl.lt K. lli Ui.ui ry Mut. ri.ivrr.iiy U more ofa- l...lof wiiirtiilOK Mi..ul. I ... ,li.lhe
w'm. l" T Uuaiii. r-,H,rl.r II,.. UU. r.. of lilr.l ait. ami U al.-l jjwiul Um u.,ty I. I., a .
B." ing ...'I c..i..l.l.-ral.lo li.foriiiatlon l. arnln,!. The wrm, .1 Hit- ui.lv. rl- hnaiiclal cn.1tl...i at .rr nt ai i.l
k-.li.".l..iilliaul.j.-rt. lvh iiH.ro rilni.ll than at llw ml- aoine mean, .buu I.l I an-ur. f..r Ibf
V. IUIiih, the M..ir .i.-...Lr. ! Uife. Wl.ll- lu ....in of aluoy lir-r, .ration of """" ,u '" !
i..l....,..ll..il. I.lllavll. ran be r,.i,.,,-U-Nll from thn li. lour the liJ of the county. lhll-,i
Uut be reinli-a II)
i in... - . . , i... : .
cluniii lii an i.ii ! in.- i-iu..p....., ,r - bnainwi be well to at'leci ai uia aucoeor a
l.ui,:,-.,li.yii.eU.i. m w,. ; .3 ; worth man from lome other profeion or
Irani, on of Ilia ol.J. cta of the inuiily
IriiiK 1 1. In iiiivtiiitr. a
Ihv pr.-m iit lliiiu i'Mil.1 lv
rlj i.iu-.liull 01 u ii4i 11
11111I1I f'.iir yruia uu... Al Wul for V,
Uk of KuK'-ne Willi a comparatively 'yaura, Dial of the uiilvimlly r.-iilrea l.-arii, on of III
u'h plant. Him thm lh Irtj.l11.-aa haa Irom all lo aevni yr.in. If a boy court In llr
Irowu vrry atemllly, ami a.l.liliona ' p.i ta P. . lil. r tbw ! aro. .1 prof.-.aiolia ; luillJluK at III.
hav Ihii built l.i Hid orliiiul hulhl- . Iir an brat .il. blnov If al lb Ulil- rrnl.il for m a
.. . 1 1....... 1 v,...ii 1 r i.m .. n. ! in fi.ll.iw ajil- 11111I1I f'.ur yrui
ii V. ..... ...... ..... .. r I 7- .7, ,. .,. ,:,.. k,u 1,11,1a .-..ul.1 lrrnl.
a17 by . v,.,l lh. r.o..r,.i,r,...ly; liv. l. I. II.. nw tauabl at ll.e e.l Ihul w.M.hl formerly have. :il
that Ihry .re .1 .l.itf a Ur, bii-lmi. ...Ilrip. will lt prrp.ro hill, for hU IMI. MlalakMl Lima of UIm, .my
J A ll .lllr. Ii. Junior llirinla-r, llfi-voik. I hav. one ami lit Kui'lie lu. hot llivoj.1 the op of the
pure). .-.-I a half liiUre-l or hl father an. i.nn u.a uinv.mny, au .... ... , . 11
about five vearaaic.i. anil fori lie lat altemlii.K IUr Brii-ultural i-ll. I rrn-tion of the buil(lh. withheld, a It
few yrara Taa bad almt eomplrt. am rounlly well pi. m-I v illi the i.ro- I will . -.-Mainly have t- m erecU 'l In Ihv
n.uiiaKVm.-nlofth. Iare lnl.-rr.la f mu-lr by .m l. ami v. Ith .-u.l. of near futur,-. ai.,1 no ,or auapa-lou,
Ibeflrm. lleUa llioroiiKh bualurw lh w-IuhiU. rv. far a 11. nlracrvalloii ' lime ran I f--ui.il than the priat lit.
.si KD rHC $:.,0D0
i... l.n.iii.U avrr ili-lall of ll.a rlti ll-U lh Aurli.ulturi.l I ollru-e t !
I.... ami 10 bianiiiarrvallva man- luir a kwo I work aa the Hluti- L'lilvrr-
kmiiMili.fllMUU.liHw U lu. liiuch ally. IV, r''r' ,he:.!.l" Th. s IMt It yard f..r Itati BKr. la
of id. prrwiil pr.MM-rlty of lb. firm.
, ooiileut
a.-lf."
will, bulb lualllulli.ii. my-
tlir I irralt ( uuit
M.M.rbrad ARala.
M.Kirbrad
Thar. ai. many uu-l fralurva la
fx.unec-tlou will, tln-ir huiliiiw. .Iml
liiK. amoiiR the iiumI pn.iiiini-ut brlni
Im. atrli-llv i'ah b.tala of ail thr oa-ra-
tlniia. 'I'hry ruiploy rlKht linmla lh
yraran.uiiU ami v.h.11 t-fllliiK In Ihelri ItVpn-arulallve
Imrk aupnly for th.. year ami .luring .follow.:
.. '.' ' .... 1 ...... I MTh iialnrlii.l inoli-ftt nintlnilra in
111a 11 or lw h. mn In 1 an.l tha rU. I. not yet. I am .till from t 'ulluii. I .rove, u a M.nifrr;
"r "moloy are .1 ..." 1 wl of ibe opinion, bowevrr.lbat a a.-hatorj thai the ear. alowr, up at he ata ...n
ail-lik III 1" wk 1.7 m, I will U . l.it.-.i ami If It I I Mr. but 1I1J not atop am In Kelt.njt oil o
1.1. !-r..T.- v.., Itolol. ih. aucrrWul man will b.. the lialn b wa. Ihn.wi. UI, k-r,u.
M...I, !,.! a iianuNl bv Ihr majority. I am Mill In tr.- to the Kroiimi tl.er. by Rrratly n
Mipn-iiiiy .-..iiiiiiau-i iriMM, wa.-a.
V. V. Maal.-raoii, of r.iltaue (in.vr.
Iin. ui -J the H. I'. It It In the aiiui of
t-'tAf) iIkiiiuki-.. The .-.xnplalnt it I
wrliw. a. 1 that for 70 ivnta Ihe .-ompiuiy
laicrcl tit rurrv the plain-
till to II e 11 .1 r r.o It aliitloli
rnvinl of li-tlrra. Irlvruma nl.-J vli-
t- ... . .. ,.f ll.Mra.lllilv
II. .OB II. .Ill nil "-r i..'..w ... ...v
AL .... . Ilfl ill IIm lllliat.M.1 ...lw
ilm-t are ahlpianl every moi.lh, all ....iim. ii.llntf m.v alnml. The petition
1 I . a . I ak . I ..... rl aaJ Mia. India ainl
11111.1 to Hai-raini-nto ami hail r rnii
elw-o. Ill aU-lltloll lolhlaapllt li allli-r,
bl.lia that lli.-y l.i not tun, ete., are
ahlpM-il al-H,. Home ..-a uf the iiuau
Illy of hi. Ira Ihry buy 01. Him mm I lx.
Iw.-a-n Hull-in ami Dinlll mnv In. oh-
froin Jum-tliiu I Hy and one l.-tlrr, ami
only .me, are all I have rnvlviil, ak
Ihk nie to rliantf.' my Hxitlon. I
rhallruKe any li-.iio.-rut or Mipuliat to
iii-tloii iy imNlllou, Hint la from a
ImiIIiI.mI aUii'lipi.Int I rl.tline'l Ilia
........1 1. i.u r..... 11..1 ir fr..ll.ili.ir 1 ilt-hl ilurins Him . auniiilun to aiipuort
M-rtiivon tin- rlvi-r wouhl i-oi.tliiue a r.pul.llran for "lie ollli-e of l'iiilr.1
.... ... . ' .J. .. . . ...... ..... .1... I... ulf.l.l.
lb.-v.-ararouml lheilillrr.-111-e 01 iin-iri"in..-''.-o"T. .n. -
-.'... .. ... 11 1 .ii.....i..i ii.u ...iur.. ..r
rr.1,.1.1 l.imliu-aa lo l'.llll-U. Iiv IHinl won.". -i.i"
ivmpun-il In milroail char,;.' vtoulil
amount lo ovi r l'. per year.
AUiut aiiuuuily I ul for tun
lrk alone, luiirli l w hirl. I fiirniali
mI by nu n living- far up In the moun
tain, who count iiimiii thl mI for
tlirlr maliituinaure for the mulii part
nf Ihr year. AIm.iiI I.VI vor.l of wnoil
are ala um-.I yearly. To a M-iaoti v ho
Imntilui-i tl.nl a tannery c.11 la Ul up
ml op.'rut.-.i for about flm-o or tlt.nl
the Iritih- can Im le.rue-l In a f.-w w k
we w ..ul I any, vi.lt a tunaery au l liM.k
tin-miller ov.-r cuivfully, ami tli.u
rxpira. yi.ur-lf.
The Mri-ara. Ilniu.-a are aim-UK ur
Diiail pnmriwlve biialu.-a men ami are
proprlrb.ra f an ln.lii-.try Ih innif
Ultllile of Vihlrll hw ari' aware.
'ot only thl, bill buyhiK the
raw nrlirie al imiiii-, emplo.vluK a
gr.-i.tly iiuiiiImt of aklll.-.l lalMir.-r. ami
m-IIIuk ll.eir prw.lm-1 In olIuT pnrta
brintt a iphkI inni.y thoiiiamla of rlol
hira lo Kiiri'iii- every year.
Irrimirrat Medal duileal.
A coatral lor the Ifc-liloreat allv.-r
liivili.1 will lake plmv al I In' I'lirialUn
. I.iirch In thl. cily, oit NVaahlutllDii'.
Milhilny, Krlirunry r.'ml, la-lweeii ten
youuK lueii ami women rannlnif in
ait. from - In 'i '.-ara, w ho are artlvr
to. mi-era -nf Hie PHI' I-',, ami Hie J
H (' K, of I li-.t .-hiirrh.
niiiH-triit ami .liaiiilerraleil Ju.l)(e.
have been m Ui-I.-iI.
The la-at iiiu-.li ol.lnl liable will I
remli-rvil.
Al the cloae of the pn(rMiil refrw.li
liieul. will la arrve.1.
A ery amull ailiiilllance f.f will U.
.Iirjji-l.
IUkiii Hl-KAKH A.IAIN. Yeatrr
lay'a Hnl.-iii l'it .: "linker of
Ij.ii. mail another one of hi. whole
miiile.1 la-.vhe at Ibe Joint ballot lo
.lay. lie alarlril by lellluK aoine of Hi
lalry lalea the Ifelpli iiwn hail clicu
late.1 In the eltei'l Hint llunlnui., t'.aip
er, lluvlaauil Kryl wmilil orove rvrre
nnl to lln lr tru.l at thl lime. lie
M-.1r.1l Ikilpl. a-rw.nally roumlly for
lila arlli.n. iliiriiia' the mmpalKli aay
li.K that h.- I.a.l (veil .rutin.) Iwrft-tiiK,
pl. ii.llntt ami liirtkli.ir Hie wililral af
wll.1 prouilm. In onli-r to knIi. the
reipllailw Vole. Ilak.-r lohl bow iKilpb
lia.l aalil that lie knew w In. bla ene
1.1 Ira were ami wouhl never fnrirvt
Hi. 111. lie further .Iii-UphI that In
frleiiila were pr.-par. to at Irk twllier
till the crack f doom, If iiwi-aaiy,
rather than allow lailpl, to int-r.-.l
blmaelf bill were really to accept any
IimmI, clean, ciiiuproiinae man."
to Ihr liilerclaol
the wl... I. n-.-i.le. Mr. flow ami Mr.
HpmiKii (I liii-nlli.il Hi.-m) naii-ea K
rnuae I In-y are home liieul will ratify
my alutwim-nt. I have mi kuoa le-litr
that 111. inry l U-lnit ua.il In Hii. e.
tt. No keiinloriul .-nnill.late Ima a -proi.i-he.i
in but 1 am irre l.i any
Hint .-Very r Hurt known tniKilltlt'lnua
I. a. la-en olli-rcl me In Join tin. I -ll.-ra.
I have lai n coinl.-miieil, kIuiu IK-.I ami
rnjolnl by Hie oppcMltioll In the n-ptlb-lirau
iiomiu.-e In aiirli an extent Hint
lolrrul'on baa ivhm-iI Id In a virtue.
I'l.rn- are charea an. I countrr cbartfea
mailo .-oiii-.-riiiiiK corrapllou In thl
conl.-at but it remained for a Dtilpli
man In inlleilure Hie only reaolulioi,
to prol. I be churl".- lo tin-very ImiI
loin. Wln-ii anyllilnu la anhl deroa
lory 1. 1 the republican iiumim-e, lh
MpuliHla In Ibe itnll.-ry applaud vm-lf-.
r.iu-ly. Tl.ia I11.I..1I iiiuat la. uralifv
lii In the r.'piibllrtii,."
Mr. Srhanmi'. UaU.
Mr. Kiiiil Hrhniino, of The Dall.i la
(Irmly convinced that the atat.-meiil
thai rata w ill leave a alukliiK ahlp i.
lil.-rally true, lie I rviNiuille for Hie
fnll.. nivf alory:
When Ihe I. lull water wn. ri-ni-Llii
after the arrolid alory of Ibe huihtintc
on the hli.lt' lift Kiimiiier, lila burn wu
nlaiiit lo llonl away. lie look a turn
or Iwo around Hie barn wltb 1 ri'
and H11I the eud of It lo a tree lo keep
the barn from llo.tii. away. The
n.xi waa mil mine than fairly fru.len.il
la-fore a colony of rata that bail Inhab
ited the him, no doubt lakiiiK Si'han
nn lor Hie life aavliiK drpnrtmenl and
Ihr rope fur a life line, la-gan lo
ue It lo art aahnre. One at a time
they wnlked the nM, and dropping In
the uromi.l a.'i.mpered vlV to new iiuir-l.-r.
The lnt lo leave the baril wa.
an old tira.v whiakere.1 nxlent, a fa' her
in lrael, to aiH-ak, w In. deliU-ratt-ly
aloi'iHril when be reached the tree.
eiiaweil the rope In two
the barn adrift, evidently Juat lo-cnUM
the fitmlly. hia family, dad tin further
uw hr It.
Dl. Dkivkk. A Htate Jniirnnl cor
rvNin drill aaya: "Dr. I. D. Dilver
waa ainnuvt Hie dialliiKUlah.-d Vl.ltora
al Ibe Htate 1'apital tin week. The
dlallnitulali.-d divine wa. milcb Inter-
lurhitf I1I111. cultliiir hi fur aeverely
aiid bla right wilt wn aprained and
frarlund ami M-riniinriilly Injured.
lie r. lulu V. II. Cop.r aa III at
lorney. M LSI Kill III'' SLY lISArPKAKKI.
Mr. Jeiialiits a rrutiiluent l lllrn
i.r ilaNey, Mi-. 1 nr.
Al.HANV, Or , Feb. H. Mr. Jrliliilij!,
a ilulry innn uu.l npromiiiciil i-lll.rn of
IialM-y, diaupH-!irid l.il night and li
li feai'ed he Ima walnlrrnl awaviiml
la-rhnpa dl.il, a lie came Hear lining ul
another time.
Important Pre l.iuti.
The follow in k I a lli(rl of recent
land drciaioua furninh.ii Ihelil'AHU
by V. 11. Ilurlnu, laud and mining
atloruey, WuahiUKlon, D. I'.:
A m tlli-r who lm .tuUlihed h
rraiJ. ni-e III kmmI fultli d.a-a not fori, it
lil right Ibcreuulo ly h t.-iniioniry
ahm-lice III (he diarhurk!.' of olllciul till
tic, nor I the right oftraiiauiutalii.il
during mu ll abaeiice ullccl.-d Iherchy.
The rule that r.-roglii.. otllciiil duly
a an exrum. for Icinporury nlwiiiv I.
eiiinlly npplli-uble w hi lher the duty I
Iii.himiI hy the um. luting power or
by el.-clloll.
'The prvaiimptiou a lo inlueml or
agricullurul vhurnrtrr of a tract, crvut
il by Hie relurii of the survey or-gem r
al, (Tin not prelude the lou-rrtiull of
any tight r Hie proof Hint they reully
-Xlat.
l-ail; (.uij. Krl.ruaiy .
llO.ildl UK MlNKKAUMIV. 1'rnf.
Tho una Condon, of the Mule I'nivrr
ally, went to Salem tin inoriilng,
where he will Iry lo ImpruMi upon the
l.-glolutor of Oivkou ll.e ini-.a-.ity of
a Slat Hoard of Xlineiulogy. lie
would luive tbw .'ate um a r-Kitn in
the cupilol huil.lilig, w hero u it-l.-r x.uii
one' rhnrge, could lw prnja-rly kept
ami I11l-. ll.1t lor pul.lle ln--. rtuu... all
l.uil.llug alniie and iron, cupN-r and
other ore, coal, etc. He think tin
could In-done ami would In. ch-aply
done and would bo of great advnnlnge
ol the Mute. Mr. Condon receive
hundred uf letter, en auhjerl and it hti
Ini-oiiiw uenrly an Impomihllily for him
In properly anawer Iheiii. And in (hi
connection we would atate that Mr.
Cuudoii ilia-a not. anr Iin he hnve
I the tree. , niy reiuv, w , would wnnl a ii
and turned j ,I(,M iUl., a b.ur.1.
Mt.nii Ai. tti-.KArin.M. The Oie
goniiin Irll. ata.ul an oiveration tipoii
Hie Italian, Mnreuclia. w ho attempted
to commit auleide In I'ortUud tin- otli-
I rr .lav In the following word: City
! I'hvicinil Wheeler and County I'liv-
airian Hiuiili, aniti-d l-y thcauipou
Uxe were
. . . . i .. ..I I'llt. l.-: Una flllll III I I.I-U U' B "
Alai Jr-eili- i.ivi-riuoiii mh-j ; " , 1 ., ( ...
Aliuierfiirnialie'l mu-if f-.r Ai-a-mhly j jttit. j t. market, and tlicee luciu
yeaierduy. ei.liaaii'.'d tlio iiujiortaneo of re-
The "pen ae.l..ii of Hie Woinaii. ( .rt.la.11,)t.,1t in every department
Congn-e Unit u K '"I" s''" of tu.uc iair. Tlit-re were txtra
!:; rtZ
Ton young holir of ih- uulvrraiiy I in. ttt of a lartfe number or clerk.,
H.. .I ... ..r .1,1,1 an.l hark .-utur-1 i. tlr.i.-tii-.illv received per uietfl
w nia.ro i" - , r . . I " ' J ..... i
I III- IIKII'g 1... ."..a . . u,ua 11,., uruill
.I... i..i.ri.li,
. " . 1 ....I,...
w.ilk III lite coiiniry 011 .n-....
I Uroliilng " well drvi-..-d a ! Hi
aure the orguiiiutli'ii ol m-v. nil tramp
i-luli In the apriug.
The cliiaa of "jll III. I at ibe K-ai.leliee
of (.1.0 llelit-dict, 011 KieVi-i.lh tn. t,
lu.t Hulurduv iiighl. All bu.iiii-a. N-r
taming to the r.u- w Irun-urlnl,
then Ibe remainder of the errlilng
devoted lo p!ett!irc. All enjoyed
lliiuiwlve.
The I..nur 11:1 wn-I' 1 at th. lr liieel
lug lu-t night ih-1-cii-.'l witli the
u-ual orlerof bu-.i,,.a and "leal' out
I.IW, U Ih. V UIhUii-I.-hI it, ill U lll'-ca
1 1 nil. Oueol ll.e inemlat wa brought
la-fore the curt on th- charge of
brila'ry. Cou-ildemhle r-l""" wa nad
over Ihr m-, and nun h l,.f..riliuli..ll
guiur-l. Tin will probably I) eon-limn-d
in the futuie.
Mi Ib.rbiira I.auri ciitrrtiiiiu d the
elu of '!'" al the reatdcniv of her
pur.-iit, on Wiliiimette rtnil, lnt
night. A boll I IM i.l the .lu-" were
nr. M iit. 1 lei.n.v iiiiiu. " 1 io" i
doiiiK nolliiiig. Iin uritm on
ti.e treunury ol the fUle, 11 wu.
t-Xecled, would be Bto.jK.tl. But
the exN.-ctutioit lias not been rea
lucd, and inuteud of a reduction
the number bu been increa.ed.
There were tifjeleb. couiuiimious
which have been adding thou.undi
of dollar! t t tlie burden of taxation
i-v.rv venr. uiid there was an
urgent demand that they
occupation.
One luch man who is Gt for the
jxtnition of senator occurs to tha
welcome. He is a newpuer man
ol about a third of a century's ex
ricnee, and what profession can
better Gt a man for nublic duties
than journalism? If the silver
men must have no one but a free
coinage senator, lie should suit
them, for he lias advocated that
doctrine for fifteen or twenty years,
and is therefore no new or merce
nary convert. On the other hand
he is conservative, dignified and
with high-toned manners and
tastes, and would not be open to
be the chargo of being a populist or a
abolished. Nothing has been done
in this regard, and the wishes of
the people have been trampled
under foot by thoee who they elect
ed to reprerent them. Of course
bill have been prer-ented to rid the
tab.- of tlie?o parasites an its treas
ury ; but the deadlock on the sena
torial iiue-lioii, originated and sup-
p irtc I by the populists of the state
in lluir wild craze for free silver,
W11 Hie wlrciliin 01 -nr. ,,8 IjuKkrU II1B W I1CCIS Ol tegisiii-
Hhattui k nod Mi- Fdill. Vca.ie aa , . vafuabi0 time to the tax
US l-a, i ing it!.uut anything
with gtilnri, li.ur.li- uli'l iianriiig, i.eillg iioue
aevrral pi i.-a la-ing won I V illlh ri-lit
purti-a lor pr.-fliirliry III I lie g-iine.
Al II o'clock the guet were Invited
to Ihe ilnung-riaiiii, where a nn.!
ilrliriou luiirli will M-rvi-d from lablea
hiiiiil-.'Uirly dniiri.tiil III Ihe elu-a
ri-l--r, pmple nud go.d. Altogether
It w ii 1. in-ol tl.elii't enloynhlw clu
piirth t-viT jilveii, and will l"i.g
r. i.iaii. in the im- ry of tl.o,e pieriit.
(UHMI rri.lt Mil It'll.
. N. S 1 oil Tale a l'e of Slrji-li-niiii.
ami hiiii III Life.
Tiif legislature has 72 republi
can iiiruilmrs, und the opposition
only IS in lioth branches. They
wen- elected hy the largest majority
ever given In a ticket in tho histo
... .. -.it
i ry ol the statu una nicy win oe
' held respoin-iblo for everything
done und everything left undone.
1 This is right, and every legislator
'idumld realize tho reson!ibility
that re-t upon him. It is not the
j lime at this session to deadlock the
h-cinlature because tho majority are
unwilling to prove unfaithful to
! th-j r coii-iitueiitB und to the best
1 inti'ie.-t of tl e state and nation bv
candidate in favor of
unlimited coinage, livery repub
lican member should consider him-
Sai.i:.v, Or., F.-h. . A S.vcll, I'."-!
reMirt..-l lo.l.y Inlervii-wrd Coroner
Kelchlliil lit Iii.li -iiil:ii-re Inmu dlale
ly nfier hit return from Hall-tun a
all.lill low II Ulllr irolil .-alrill.w urre ; guppt.rtintt a
hehi-ldi.il Imiuiil over Ihe ixxly of;.
Maihul New t Hyn.11, w ho .iiiuiiiitted
in n ih- W1.I111-..I11V niL-lil. nml who
.lied Tbiirailiiy a. m. Diutli n-ultc.l j ml( in duly bound to rediem the
fr 1 'I'"' "I alrychnine taken lo end j ,rilli,.s ,na,lu ,y t,e party in the
,ii,.,- i,t.. n.i- ..... rnu. ;"- ":i.ill,VJaB last Juno, so that it might
the bend cnu-eil by neuralgia, l ' . , . .
D.-iiivii.-d had U-rii a wi.lowrr: have u fair standing with citizens
.vital vein und Mutl'crril luiicli in future cuinpaigns. Isut from
briHoiing over, hi l.t wire. .,.,, t indications the i.artv will
uiliiguu r .....I j ,. , . l.,t..a l,...f,,., ban,!!.
1 1 v ta ui.itivo iii.wo.vvi aiMitua
capK-d by the (lerlidv of republi
cans in IsU't. It is almost initios
in hroo, ling over
id- left otic lldnpled
liio.l. rate i-t:.le.
wife.
nud a I
I
l.l l.uanl. I rl-rurj "...
Al-l'litJvsi.s 1 nt: ll.'1'i.t:. From ye
lerdiiy'a IrgUhillve pr.civililiL' we
lake the follow ing: "l'rolrior Thorn
n ( on. Ion, of the Mate university,
wa-, on motion, invited loaddrca the
Iiiiiim- relative lo the mineral pr aluct
of Ihe idnte. Il.-Hpnke of the dllllcllliy I
ofoliluiuiiig n-lial'.i- iiiforiniitli.il rein-
tive lo the viiluable .leail of the j
-.lute, such u ii-U-xliw, ruollng alulc,
building stone, line muni, lime, 1
iimrn!.-, conl, Mt'ci ' clay, etc. 1
lie aai.l n-gon tialay win Ini-
nortlng iron, tin. en. it 01 1 in
earth several linnortatit
nriMliict Hint urn plentiful in Ihi
-.late, if their location were onlyi
know n. I lr advoiat.il the starting of
a miui-riil hurraii In aoine city, prefer- I
nl.lv Portland, forgatln ring sai-inu-n (
nud data regarding Ihrm, w hirli wi iihl
la- nrivasihle to tin public. I If rail. d
uttrution lo the grrnt Unilltd.iiv.il
l.v Cnlilomht by audi it htiri-aii. At
the chwe nf bis 11. 1, lies n vote of thank j
wa i-xtinJr.l the prnfrssor for hi
lenrm-d remarks."
sil.le nt this date to redeem the
promise-, made regarding economy,
and the overwhelming victory of
last June may be the cause of de
feats in the future."
.a 11 1 I" III IIH, niHI Wt IHMIVW lW IIIIIV :
. ,u 1 ..0.1,. ! niu were fulrly irforated with bullet
..!... I It... t .. It ...Ptil.i.l ....
Mtal iii the M'lintdr IhI ituiltt nlltl tmvii 1 1 . .. '....,.
T V 7 . . ' . ai ' rviirli. Mild mvriiiii limi uia iiiii
nt um n tikiii m
urinnHHllnT mil
... miner waa ail omecr in u.e ... nov( M f ,e ,,.,,,., ,,
i.. .. .er ........... .... ..... - " I"- ie lj,lwle end wire brought l...
l: i,: i.y n,.,.,i. ..f -Murphy
,71'. button. ' a new devlen In surgery.
me d.uiii'T. ..... i-i...-.i .sii.. . T, ...-.rail.... mill.
Ul alStoot Annivkkmahy.IVi. die
ton Tribune: Yesterday Cleaver llnm.
Is-gau their Ibini vrar a hiiloi-a men
III Ih c.tv of I'ruilielnu. Thry tiwk
all areoiiol of atoek, exainlneil their
laa.ka and re, he, I ll.a aatisfaclory eon
elusion that dtirln
buaiiira bad iloul
bad liicrrase.1 lolwlivthe pna.rllolis
It asauiii.il In M Mir. the II mi
.tat-llslir.1 Itself In It pirwnt head-.iiart.-r
on February 4, sti,1, not all
ot hrr store w aa lavuplrd In the bba-k,
north of Ihe llotul I'eiidlebui. I'.i'ple
ad vise. I thru. In niov, fin I her down
Main street, but their Jiidgmeiil In
srlevtlng- their pri-a.nl site prove.1
anil in,. hey ,nl In . Ilgbl, -ll I
fr..iit. arranged the store with k-nmI :
vocale and say. that be fear, for the '
future uflbl nuntry uuleea we tear
liawe from llrillsh rule which now
practically conlrol all our olillc,
even dow n to Ihe election of I'. 8. sen
ator. Mr. Driver aaya that silver lias
la-en found and baa l-rrii In
ailcii-asful.
n
and al last reports ihe -ulii-itt wa rest-
lug easily ,
II. W. Corhett.tl.e I'oriland mil
lionaire, is going to givo tho mem-U-rs
of tho Oregon legislature a
hih-toned dinner this evening at
the Hotel Portland and entertain
Item of these juveniles over tho Lord's day
at his ownex.ense. Why? What
for this liberality. lie is not going
to feed these "statesmen" for the
fun of siring the animals cat. The
invitation should have been
promptly declined, and would
have liecn bv honest men. Of
course, the dinner is given to
inlltienco these members to vote
for Dolph or Corbett for senator.
n.Ni.v TiiiHt t.t N Im iim -The Ha ! )vi" t ork? We hope not. It
Inn Journal ha ihi about n stram. r is stated that the ornaments will be
that lutetids ri ing regularly to F.u- twenty dollar gold pieces, and they
ueiie: "l he.tr:,..i. r tiray Fiigle.re. Iwill iU.raIy ,med wit, j
iviitlv conslriii-lcd nt .New lK-rg, w ill I ,. i,-n-
make h.r trial trip in thcvlriniiyof!,!,r,"l Millionaire I'liampugno.
Hint city IihIiiV. She ga lo lin go. . I
Cilv toinorroM for ins.ai-tioii, nml will ! II. .11. II. 1'. Hlnnd has lire pa red a
u-itcli Salnii. on hrr way to F.ug-ne. sulstitute for the bankini? and cur.
rem-v hill now before the house. It
i . . . : . .... ......l.i.. I
erana. Anu n caunoi, w uuuuicu,
that, generally, and, laying aside
the "money question," he would
make a safe, honorable, resoctable
senator.
Hence the Welcome, in the inter
est of harmony and tho publio wel
larc, now being sacrificed atSuletn,
suggests as a suitable compromise
candidate Hon. Harrison It. Kin
Cttid, the present secretary of state.
Ul M EXU vVlTl E A t II EK.
County ichooli particularly,
need better teachers. Some now
employed are certainly very rocky
but it is not probable that there are
many like tho one told about by
the Corvallii Times. A report of
an energetic district school inuscrt
comes from an outlying district in
Uenton county. One day last au
tumn the county school superin
tendent knocked at the door of the
school house for admission, and af
ter four or five distinct alarms had
been sounded the door ojH-ned, and
there stood the teacher, novel in
hand. All the seats were empty
save one and that was occupied by
a single small boy. "Where are
the rest ol your pupils?" asked the
8UNjrinlendent. "Gone for a
bucket of water," replied the teach
er. The 8UK.rintetident decided to
wait until the rest of the school
came buck so that he could visit
them, and sat down. Time wore
on and as he waited he figured out
that from the amount of dirt on it,
the lloor had not been swept Bince
school begun. A three dollar clock
hung on the wall, but a few days
before a boy had mured a bottle of
ink in it and the titno could not be
told. "Say, teacher, you didn't
have me recite between recess and
noon,," sang out the boy in the
corner. "Yes I did," sa'd the
teacher; but the superintendent
knew that the little fellow told the
truth and that the iedagogue want
ed the fact concealed. After fifty
minutes passed tho rest of the
school returned with its bucket of
water. There wero only two of
them and they with the boy in the
corner made three, the total at
tendance of the school where reci
tations waited until interest in the
novel subsided. The school began
with sixteen, but no wonder that it
dwindled to three before the term
ended.
The Portland Tomahawk says:
It is refreshing to find somebody
doing his duty, especially when
shrinking is the order of the day.
It is the more pleasing because it
requires no rpurring on the part of
the press to make Major Tost at
tend to these duties. Our country
exchanges contain notices of his
lullj liuanl, tVUuar; .
Km.'KKH Ol'T. Salem Sl.ttesinnn :
The state board of bor.iculture'a till!
1 1, .s,. ..I. all ll.a a.4 Iii tin. I".'. II aieriiai in ine ae.aie ei.-r-
'L V'l.'rAa.'.'ll.la.l..ii m.slnu. silver a cunmodlt V or . '? lr rTonlcd j
.. .i ... ..t ...... to.t.iu .-r aiiuiim, for I lie tnmuli-nancc
lo li e mil.. .! to 1 will not only 1 ( l'e ir,!, gave It. arcreUiry a .alar. ,
eoiilrov. rt Ihe law
law. of all age."
of nature but the
Pa!!? .uM, rvtanarj .
On Thk IttvKR. "The llaby" pa
el llarrisbitrg yeslenlay, hoiuewanl
l-und. (ieti. Frai.-r, Jr., and F. K.
M.-Clauahan left dnwu the river lu a
nfSI '.1 .Mr ait.iilni and imiiAiHl to
- - - , . . , i - i
pay Ihe iiirmla-n. of the Umr.l 1 per'
day far Ihe actual time rinployvd, to-1
gellirr with necessary rxpenae, etc.!
Io former years Ihe stale appn.pria-!
turn fr this Ismrd was f. a-r an-,
num. I
What Nki?-S.-.Ii-iii Stntmnan:
Monday or rm-sday. i he dim.-nsi .ns
l!. . .... i.,:. ..II ..I.l.
i-l i lie in.iii ii ip I . iii-i hot nu, s mi ., , ,, t1. . . ,
. l'I r.a.t i-am. she ill draw, w h. u provides that all obligations of the
Ion. I.d, hul tlilrt-. ii im-I.e and will government shall lie paid in either nreaence in avrrv no.-linn nf tho
gold or silver, whichever is most elate. It is likewise pleasing to
convenient, and that customs dues note that the papers in general will
shall be, paid partly in gold and speak well of any man if he attend!
partly in silver; that the bullion to the requiremcuta of hisofficoiu
in the treasury lie coined forth-ja dilligent manner. Contrary to
with for the redemption of treasury the opinion of some office-holders.
uuiei., w,ai me lauer is to be that newsDancrs never hare a irood
I. l -. .1 . - , . . - o
ex-
I -ly la-twecli ailriii arid Kiit;eiie."
li.llf l.uanl, IVt.ruarT .
Not Dutiii'ki a. The nportcl
cusw ordiptl.rria in I nirinount prove.1
lo Is- not so. Dr. I'uine visitui the
sick children and found that It wu
unlv aor t I.ro .ts that nlKi-tnl tlii-iu,
and so inlormi l
I . Ik O I . ! . I
rot. I', mill, , ' I .1 . .. . . I .... .w ..... v g
of ihe public .rh.s.ls. who wa. uneay '"-iroycii, mat tnc st:reiary ol the word to lav for onvbody, our
in Mjnr.i io me .it tn-r children at treasury snail issue treasury notes ; changes all st?ak well of Otis gen
phased io hum the rumor a un- Jhe. treasury, and that all authority 1 1 nitcd State! officer and not a po-
foUIIU.il.
to issue bonds be revoked
I-Sl'.i l.i.tr.l. I .l.ru.ry 'J.
Tn:t:i dim roil. The
Ule and ordered an rx.vl.rnl su.-k of , mlU!?Z ' low ' '-U about o "
r l,.e ' 'r,,,,,ruU'rk,"MU.r.a.-hlng here. Mr. Frier U well 'V?K.rilxn 7 ,m
lineal chestnut like soma of our
' local incumbents. But this proves
Thr.-.- '-x-: I' ' hardly an enjoyable that the press of Orecon is ready to
sister. newapnprr published at Harlow, pa-time to read the confessions of bestow praise where it is deserved,
say. that lion H. it. Kfni-abl, Ihe C! m.le Ulitxt, who murdered Mias -
alone.
a i
Tin Bn M l.K Thai K.-AIUny IVnt-iM-rat:
"An Albany laay.r'baa m
roloaaal sehrii.e In vlrw. Though Hot
kilo. u slsml hire at heme It is err
talnly worth considering, as II would
give employ mrul to thousands of men.
A a mailer of fart, though, there la
tiuthliig In II Jual now but Ink."
Iwilt i-url. rtruarr
On TKIAI. J. W. I. Iii go waa
l.nHighl up from Junction last nlgbl
plenaml willi Ihe find trip of lb Isut
and aa ahe baa powerful rligiil.w, .1 an
ordinary alnge ef the nvrr be will le
able lo sinx-ssfully ualjjt the pa
rifle Willamette.
j I'aitjr l.ua.,1. rrSiUSf. .
WiiKlikSiiK s?-Ve publish Ihe
following item from ycat.-rdny ' Ha-1
1 lent Journal w hirli w iii las inl. re-.Uiig
j new. la F.iigene inen-hant w h have
! freight aboard: "The Fotglrite thai
left Portland on hrr trial tup up the
river. Janunrv SI. ha n.-l rrach.il Ha
ml is la-lng lri.il in Ihe rhargw of leiu yrL Yr.ter.Uv morning she ran
Mortgaging pn-aprly not hi. ow u, and ' ltn a lr near Wheritlai.,1 ami if
rw-UMirlgagiog eb.liel rr iN-rty. liolhlog rise happen. In blnd.T Ihe
Ai at p. l. the case la U-ti.f bo.1, the prolhilnie areh will reach .Iralghlnnng thr Irark brtwren
tirar-l Iwfnr Juat Ire W heeler. ,Halrru some lime loinermw." aud 0hrn.
lady lM.nl.-nt of Albany si. the prim I
I -a I parti.-.; and lliey are -upiMasil lo
a H'ii.liug llnlr hoorynnH-u on a
iriptnivrtani island In' Ihe Faclrtc. 1
The lady left a bualu. and two small
rhildn-o, while the e. g dewrtni a
wife and iwvvral olI.pring. What
next?
o.
t-al), OusM. f, 'tn-uare
A MAI I. I.amii.ii-k. Thr railroad
ctrw. In blasting i-iT a s.int of i.a-k ,
this si.lr of I i h. n Ihi. morning, the
debris covered Hie lrn.-kaiidd.-lay.il
Hie nor; It Isiitid burg I., al Irani
als.iit forty minute. Cousnb-rable
ork I being ihme bv Ihe crew in
here
aides! himcttaii-t III Oregon, and
liumts r of oihi-r -s aki r w ill address
a public muting at Hint plare thi
evening.
Makkii i At the Winter Hotel,
Oakland, Cal., Jan. "1, s-..'i, by KeV.
Mr. I h. isa of thr (ieriunli I.utln tun
rhiir-h,W. I. 1U lit. and Mr. Amaii-Ia
A. I.U.-k.-y, b-'tll formerly nf Asblalid.
Mr, l.uekey I well kn wn In I.nne
isviitiiv. Mr. I'm nu Is a grrnvrvinan of
Oakland, Cnl.
1't.iMiM.i Fxr.nr.- Mr. I".. K.
lleuderwn Is an af ln-rin t for print
.:ii;. He gia-s into all the details: The Honest Money League of
nilh cold-blooded exactness, and, ' New York, which propagate! gold
in-r -nver, he says he is now forgiv : monometallic doctrines, has one
en, and has a home with God in entire floor in a building in use,
heaven. Ifsu. h thing as he and and employs eighty people, writ-.i:.e.-
ef the same ilk, all of whom ing letters, addressing envelope!
. -xpert to g t by the shortest route and sending out circular! to pro
from the scatTol i to heaven, are to ' pagate goldita sentiments,
realize their expectations, where,
will t!ie ser criminals ami g.xvl The member of the Tennessee
l-euplegj? : legislature, Edward I). Duncan,
who walked from his district to the
Last Vcar the a?Frr?a!a nf ll. CStiital. i.e. all th. rsils.U in tha
Mr'"..:1:..: 'ii 1 Ul Ute.ffiprfd him passe,. Legisla.
ria printer, a grinw-i.ian of intigntv, " 01 -ww v on nels; oau . 19,- tors like In in are scarce.
..... ........ I ,11 . .. .. ..' .MklfklO liM.I,..ts. 1 1 nrui
1 . . . . 1 ..T . 1 .s -s. iiatr . issi
iv-.n'j:wi!. r-l.;.. .i. . .. , .
1 ."wniH ri-.tat-ei.
' attsfa. l.i oT the aiale.
out the
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