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Oa&Sul SFJ-TiSEi. JHE308 SISHTIIIEV. o w : W h. -&& PUBLISHED SATURDAYS ' AT JsvcTcsohvitlei - - Oregon, -BT- , FRANK KRAUSE ADVERTISING RATES. - -Advertseinents -will be inserted-in the Sextinel .it the following rates: Tea lines, ono inrtibn J ?2 51 " " each eubsequent insertion... 100 tST" Legal advertisements inserted rea sonably. job work of all kind done on prompt notice and in workniaa-liku style. t A Dlbcouni to Veahy Ailtcrilwn. .r vsi er&v ir.j ir-.i ru vTrs:z7Tt; t--Tt HI i U . J'"f.'J: &?& & ' " xa - r . One copy, Per Tear, In adraiicc 13 SO YOIXXXNO. 49 i- iTACKSONVILIEv 0 f-"" GON, DECEMBER 12, ISS5. $3 PER YliAR -, " "o? v 'JEK. v ii s . i ix&sLg&asz. . t rr - - .a i:Jid7iT;,y J jf I vo A tasaBP'5 - cfev X -83XV t 37 1 YtfTK-Jfe -V" rw v - t r.iTi j4riu.t. m h - j:tvr 'mi mt sksV" ysssSA gy raw t elx g,.- Ji! Ja? S1 M. sk3 && ' - "l . Tib ' - f . PUOFESSIONAL CARDS. T. R. YOUNG, M, D., fhyslcan And Surgeon, Cestbal Point, Obeook. Calls promptly attended to at all hours. i L-WHITiNEY.M.D-, . EAOLX rOIKT OREGOX. ' IIsTln located at this place I ask a share ef the patronage of this section. Calls attended to at any time. W. P. W1L.LIA.MSON ATTORNEY &COUNSE LOE-T-LW All bnsincss in my line will receive prompt attention. II. K. II A NX A, Attorney & Counsellor At-Law, Jacksonville, Oajf.j Will practice in all the Courts of the ute. OOlcc up sfirs in Orlh's brick. P. P. PRIM, ATrOHNET & COUNSELOR-AT-IAW Jacksonville, Og:i., Will practice in all th Courts of thq State. Unlet in Court ll iusc. T. B. XEtiT, ATTOUNEY & C0UNSELEU-AT.L.4W. JACKS6XVILLK OnL0 3K. TTiil practice in nil the Courts of this State. Office in the Court House.' O U. A1EKN, M. D., naYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ACKriONVILLC, OREQOK. iC30fBce opposite P. J. Uan's store. O- LEMPERT, M. D-. O raduate of University, Leipzig, Germany, Pkyeician And Surgeon. Calls attended to nt all hours day and nili t. Office, oppoiitq Slover Ilo'el.'jack sonvills, Oregon. II. Prirr, SI. I. '.,. I". Ceci-j, w. n. PRYCE & GEARY. PHYSICIANS& SURGEONS, twe odford, Or. Ofllas. For the present will bo ns heretofore. J. W. U02INS0N, M D., PRYSICIAN AND SURGEON JackssnTilo, Ogn. OFFICE At City Drug SlOrcVRcsi dcace -on Fourth St., op,ositc M. E. Church. Call promptly attended to, day and night. a. F. DOWEL!, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Portland, Oregon. All busings placed in my hands -will rc cciva priSupatlention, Special atten tion given to collections. joun n.MiTcnibXL. .k.m. dement MITCHELL &. DEiLENT. Attorneys & Counsellors At Law. OflSce in Kamm's new bnliding, jcorncr First nnd Pinn slirrts " : ., Portland-,. .Oregon. "Will jractico in all the courts of Oregon. a. l. johnson; Notary Public, Real Estate Agent and Collec cr 3McclXorc3., OiTi I make conveyancing and furnishing ab stracts of land titles a specially. Loans negotiated and collections made. All liusiuess Intrusted to my care will receive prompt and careful attention. WILL. JACKSON ENTST, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. D Teethcxtracted.atall hours. LTaucljing-.:gas administerctl, Jif ifijireiV for which extra charge will be made. Office on comer of California and Sth street A. O. GIBBS. L. B. 8TKARM, GIBBS & STEARNS, A TT0SNEYS AND COUNSELLORS;. Raomi2 and A Stronbridgc's Boildinp, PORTLAND, OREGON. "Will practice in all courts of record in the State of Oregon and Wnsb'veton Tcrri, toy; and pay particular attention to business lo .Federal courts. TH "STAFF OF 'LIFE! THEJtOJSUE RlYEp SfBlH kFLOIIRliG MILLS HAVING RECENTLY BEEN RE fitted with al' inodern improvements, are now turning out a first-class article of Jlourvhich is put up in, one-fourth bairel sacks. and e cry sack is warranted to contain 4'J pouiuU of Hour If von don't believe tliifc, just compare a sack of our flour with any other hrand offered fur sale in this market, and note the difference in VeigGL j ,. Fiour and .Miil-Fced i Constantly on hand and crcuanrred.for 5''j numi'i iiTr'i i -' JBb.1 . BARLEY ROULERsii Having added a set of Barley Rollers to my mill, I have set apirt every Saturday to Roll Barley for customirs. The work .will be donc,on short notice, so that par tics can return with their grist the same day. I am prepared to mil barley at all times and in the best manner. Ihis pro cess is lar ahead of thecruohcr r G.K.WIEWSK1. Jacksonville, SoptS2. 1883. - i Farmer's Store, Mkdfobd, Ohegox, , , , . ... 'ANQLE&'PLY ALE 'Pp's. The undersisned takes' pleasure in an nouncin that ho his opened his pi ten of business in the m-w tiwn of ilcdfunl, Or egon, nndis now prepared to furnish, in quantiticbto suit, GROCERIES, , - "PROVISIONS, PAINTS AND OILS MACHINE OIL TOBACCO AND CIGARS, CANDIES, NU 1S, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Etc My stuck is frcah and first-claw, and I propo-e to keep a full assortment of every thing in my line and sill at PRICES LOWER, THAN EVER AH,! ask is a trial. CJT-IIighfat irrice p-iid for Produce. TWENTIETH YEAH- CONDUCTED BY. THE SISTERS OF TBI HttLY AE. 'flTESiIOLASTlC YEAR OF THIS 1 school will commence about the end ill August, and is dhided in four sessions, of cicvcD weeks each. ' Board and tuition, per term, $40 00 Jtitsic 15.00 Draw ing and pointing 8.00 Bed and Bedding ...j, 3.00 SELEiri'.DAY SCllOOL. V Primary, per term, $ 503 Junior, " . COO Prcparatoy "" ...i .'....': .... 8.00 Senior, " 1000 Pupils received at my time, and "pccial attention is paid to pliticulnr studies an behalf of children who have but limited time. For further particulars apply at the Academy Nervous Debility. A SRE CURE GUARANTEED. DR. E C. WESTS ncne and brain treatment, a specific Xor Hysteria, Dizziness. Convulsions. .Nervous Head jichc. Mental Depression, Loss of Memory. Spprmatorhoea. Impotency, Inoluntirj Viuissibus, ibrciuniurc uiu u, i;.iusuu uj over-cxtrfion, selt-abuse or over-indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and death. One box will cure recenfjeaies. Each box contains one monjh's trument, one do'lar a box, or six, JiArJjyfdo! lars; sent by mail ircpiKjV f price. We guarantee six IrJsri-' any case. With each order receWod by.uV for six boxes, accompanied with 3velol lars, we ill send the purchasefljmir 'vrlt ten guarrntce to return the nIT)Syj Hrts treatment docs not effect a cure, 'wrciran tees issued only by jL Woodard, Clarke 1;Cort . WTiolcsald hnc" Retail Druggists Port land, Oregon. Orders by mail at regular prices. U. S. HOTEL BBILniKO. JACKSONyiLLE, T. T. McKEKZlE, PROP'fl, HWIXG ASSUMED THE MAN. agement ot his resort, I propos keeping it stocked with hc finest brands or WINE3, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, AndV d.VvilLbe -pleased to receive a fall from all Mhtpjf'ihe best in my line' Sat. h&iactiou asi s&r ivth T.T. ilcKE;yZLE. Notice Ii hereby -liven- that Trom and after this date I will not be responsible lor any 1 Sophie Duucan. She having left my bed uents mat may ue contracieo oy my wie, and board. Ciias. Duncan. Dited Kctbyrillc, June 28, 1S35. DK. J. TV, ltOEISSO ran is?obs CALIFORNIA STREET, MERRITT & ROBIHSON prowuetors, Will keep on hand the largest aud most complete assortment of PATENT JilEUICnVKt.' 'A CtlCMlrAT.", PURE WINES &. LIQUORS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., .Tc?b?fod1norlliraiOreAToT , - k . Xull stock of STATIONERY, . ' SCnOOL ROOK.S, FINE.CIGAHS AND , CONFECTIONERY, TOILHTSSTS, And a great varietr of Perfumery, com mon and Toilet Soaps, etc. Gri rtscnplions c-irefully preparctl by Dr. J. W. Honsos. Dr. Robins.on'3 office in Drtr bio.u. EXCELS.IOR l i u i vSb m Jin i Uli I Corner Of 1 r OilEOOX ANntALIKOKMA bTrt. , JACKSO.VH L W. S1. ?SrJlS3; prop'r 4 Would respeclfully inform the'publir that he has a line stock of Morses, Ituggics r.m? Ocrir.nSr And he is prepared to furnish his pttrons and the public generally with Pine Turnouts - - . ." ' - .As can be had on the Pacific coast. Pad die horses hired to go to any part of me county Animals Usngiii and Solti. Dorses broke to work sincle or doubh H'M-scs Iioinled and the b"t f cire 1 ;tllrMl lTnnit.flinm ilbilr. lib mi? r.lb.brrM. Alilirral share or the p-bl.c pafenut is solicited on roaioablo ipr:-.is .EW TOWS W .MKDFOR!) !. Lots for -sale at lew prices and on easy Icrnis. v 'pply to J. S. HOWARD, Agonist Med ford Vlso, in the,RaiIroad addition to th town or ASHLAND. Apply to M. L. McCal , Agent, Ashland PHOENIX. Apply to M. V. B. SOULE, Agent Phoenix. , . . GOLD HLL. Apply to .31. E.'POGUE, Agent, Gold Hill. GRANT'S PASS. App.y toS. 31. WILCOX, AjentGrapfs Pass. Or to- 'GEO. II. ANDREWS. 0.& C. R. R. Co.. Portland Or. THB " ASHUKB 0LLLi 68 AND i -r : NORMAL SCHOOL, ', ' 'Aslxlancl Ox-. N.. Pnnf fnttrcAcr cti,(1fr -.?..m.tl rbfl ComiCjcijji'JiilIege, PreparaV'ry -and InJ strumcnTaT music. I Foi-u.irticubirs or catalogue -apply to the-undersigned air Ashland, Oregon- , , M.G.ROTAL7A.3I. . - - - . - Pj-esulyat Valuable juacd Per Sale. The underigneil offers ?,000 micros ol valuable land, lor sale. Laud situated on Antcjop'e creek, eighteen in Us from Jack sonville H ill bc"so!d in a bmly for 10 per acre or in'IGO or 320 icre lots at from $15 to 20 per acre.. Tor particulars ad dress or ctill on A. L.( Johnson, Land Agent, or W3I. BYBEE, Jacksonville, Ordcor. i.-5cSSnSSS!SS?3 rm&e. gfl-Ra fir " titf; ! U -. .KtJ 4 re A I. 7 mj fj ir &efi dr. u aiSBErrs vtersal hle ee2ed Gitcj Icitut liclilf, ird-s i- l-ifal.:b! CORE FOR ALL KINDS Or PELES soMbyDnipistsevcryvilicre. Price -''1 On j er box, prrpnid, by mail. Samples sent (trt to PliyEirtans pd all sufferers, bv NiNLnrtltci A. Ca, iiot S'MS, Kcw York Citv. Sole manufacture's oAXAKE?IS. Farm For Kent. The nndersi farm for rent. on the owner ps. CnAvsnn. GoldHil Sept. J. XT. MEKU1TT. V Ci 1T gnejbajHrs "-1inlf yLBtf gOL.jjsmu.1. jwai l'U vBbW ArgQKiKSUMABS TUTtS -ss: 25 YEARS USE. The Greatest Hsdical ih otlhe Age! SYMPTOMS F A tees of appetite, UowcU coi t Wc, Puln la thr, i-.nml. with n dclli sensation In tlio bacK -Bbirf I'aln ondw: the abnalder- . T -...? Y-,b Mbbtk. nrt.l. .11. ?!&arE.W!,2SS JrritjVf'tyof tcpiPcriJ-OTTsslrltB, with - 1; . " Ia Mi aial anrn Int-r. Jfficiar5!sffiteK aver l, rt&LWft 1-1 a icciiii.ei A.K.1UI5 --fc. br-wb kj COHS;.t.it:3ggg LfceWrrTlrfSTriZ7jr3:;i' to such casci, ono U'iu- enceut Btron a cb,U!C!!ffciiinjtpa'ti nlhtlicwtffcrer. TfccVlrTsiaTle.irtiittlte,nJcnret)io bdy t Yibknoa i'ieli.t m. thBJJJtcm Is nanrictioil, r,l lyflji r Tnnls Action on -its Ji'-astlveOrTOm.l.renlerStooIsare privlu l .r,1,f',Y, t,j!j,7St,.,';J?. J ' GOf-ISAiEf UVfi. Giat IlAin or WUHCEas cccngso, xo a t.rifinsr nacx by a. slnzta r.onjleaUQfl of tm-nrr- It imparts auatnral color. acH -! Jlita'tCIT'CU'ir- CTJ'i "Y ""'So''13! UI .ibrbt. lii-jrrftrMrt on Teeeiirtorsl. Office. 4C Murray St.. Hew York X ' - 61TY. -B4ESSY, Saloon.' And Hcstanrant, JACKSONVILLE, OR., BICUCHL1PP&C0.,PR0J. The propritlors lake pleasure in in forming the .public lhat theyr-have tiiorhbisib'v rent'V.iltd this we'll-linovt n stand nndMiit; prepared to furnibh ' crcaTix Sresd aad Yeast ,"Uiydclifrjmir tiiej-afnelto any portion ol juci.b')nwio lne o: cluigc. IMtials,' 25 Contsl J t. The tab'o ifl besunnlhd with a cho-.ee vjiiioty ol i;iliible-i, Unle the btst of wines, beer and cigars may be found in tut, fcaloon , t .- tarvinc us a call. B., 8. & CO. k .. GEO. RIEVSS, AGOif MAKES. S'acisaytvillc:, Or: At the ;ln stapd ofg. P. ll-xan l, in Crone- miller's "biiildiibS, k. ps on hand a lult liiu of ,"Wriick Materia;! U'"1'?1 nrilfodoall work in hjs line I J '' ' notice unci idH v.ri.iupnlike ma er. Yehicln of "evefj' des crijitiou made to order. ReoairJnij A Specialty. Terms Teasonable and satisfacation guaruntetd.. Geo. Rievls ThoTmrms' Guide fs is sued March and iSepL, each kyear: 218 pages, 8xll Jinchcs, wjlh ov- 3,300 illustrations t liole pic ture eailerr. .v cs whole- rale prices A'raf to consume an alLgoods foe 1 ersoir.il or fiily u Tells how to otjcr, and gives CAar cost of every thing you use, cat, dn. year, or havo fun . .th. Tntso luvs ible books con tain information glcincd from the map l:ets of tho w orl'L AVo will mail a copy T?rco to any address upon receipt of tho postage 7ccirt3. It us hear from you. Uesneetfidly, - , MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Sills 223 Wl h Aycant. Cibtea. UL A" Clear Skin is only a part of beauty; but it is ajpart. Every lady may have" it; at least, what - riiOlcs. like it M agnolia ,Balm both freshens and beautifies. . ' 'v?J!jS-S ten.win JfcLJW h&lFQ7l J5&6.:2Br Ttfb be nillefl FilKE. t alt uprWnu, t4 UcntTmeror 6o0 Ulutratfaras, irCK, cnrate 4cscrintlni( trvl Tilnb iMCJi t TWcUftr oil TiHelic ef VEGETABLE to H. utKtf&Uy to Uxttt Cardeorrt. Send for iu, D. M. FERRY u CO., Detroit, Michigan nis FWiA di X,t2nt2a iiSj. VtfbiKjriatrs -to-art u Solidtors lor ratects, Csaas. T-Jdo Marts. Oopyrtptits. etc. lor it fi ft' '-'ales, Cauiiia. CUa. Enjrland. Fntr.ce. .prran etc. We fcate lU :lilrt)-avc j-can.' uftrltiiio. I-jr mbtai -ca H-ixHCBBsareEaicedtetiia - eti.i vr ICA IUrci'arcl.pIenaid ii i.tra'l wprtlyiEitr. SS.SOayi'ar. slk tys "e 1TUKK.-0- 'I fclnt-ls KO 1rerestlmT. aod "a la en rntwB drrtuaii- Addni MUNN i ), Ihae'tt Snlicltt rs. IXU's I Scisnrie AfBUCAV. sa UroadT aj- Kew Ttri. Hand tnCiiuii-P'e!!W;Itee. "Farms For'llent. The undcrsiimcd has three cood farms - I which are hcrijyoilcrrtl for rent on good fbratr acfta,KFSlearn!S ranch of Soil M!ir.aml thd Centres ranch of 1C0 acres. i f j .iiuyM B THfe. r-trotr partita- -tt ?In S E. Isn, I f Ja&touvnil, Sept 1, 1S35. 5SS33WMbHHlBnl FILLS Ml' al f , Iwti j?jjy' Mineral or Jfon-Minenil- FiOnttlip tenor of late tltspalcl.es to the city papers? an Interior Deart ment dicisiou is expected that may cause great commotion in this Statp, in reference to which the "Bullotin'' remarks as follows: iPuring tlia past month the land claimed by the railroad above Redding has l.een partly examined aud graded. ,aJ thr township, havu been fully reported upon. The laml in thee townships falling. vi,hin tho railroad graMrako0ld,obema.le ombraees Boat.uwgiw,-l.ndMrjasBbeen: (;'."' nbi iu u.cingc Jilu V)L ilxjuut. 1.20 per acre. This is less than ouo halt of the Government price. Intend iug settldra will be interested in these J'iniln, nd tb grading aiow going on willonabld tliflia easily to usct-rtnin the cost of a ranch in that locality. It i'h rumerod that the Department at Washington is about to tako such ae tion with legard to lands originally callubi mineral as will raise a commo tion all oer. this coast. Iu the origi nal survet tf lands, certain trac's, on supurticial examiuatin, wero dexig nated on the maps as 'oiineral, and were consequently withheld from occu pmcy by agriculturists, except where the nornniner! character was proved. A verv large amount of so-called ruin end laud was shown to bo non mineral, and tettler weie permitted to ostab luh homes upon it. Snneof the most properous sections of .the State are situated upr.u such lands, tho prosper ity befiig duo to the fact that thuy are peculiarly suited to fruits raising and viticulture. The tawu of Nuwi-astlu and nlany adjacent orchards and vine yards are situated upon luudi once called mineral. A very large amount of such land falls within tho railroad grant, and from thiilroad rettlers havo purchased. It is understood that now the Department at Washington proposes to consider the original re iOct final, ami to admit nn i.roof of tho nou uiiueral character of tho lands, h has hitherto been the rule. Tho implication of the new principle will ipply to lainlj now occupied by actual saltier, and nlso to lauds within the railreal grants. It will unsettle tho title to many tracts of land already nndr cultivation, causing widespread lixiurbanee. The old rule, which al lowed lands originally called mineral to be taken by agricultural settlers apon pro f of the non-mineral char a'ytPfof the sections applied for, was nuver complained of, and has encour aed settlement. The proposed new rule will invitably check a prpseut tendency on the part of homo seeker to puh fpttlpmOut into hitherto un reclaimed territory, that will never s-rvo any gooJ purposo until it goes into occupation aud use. Gov. Squire, of Washington trrri ory, in his re on to Secretary La r.ar, gives the population of the terri tory at 129,438, an increase of 30,930 in two jeans. The assessed value of property is. $50,4S4,437, and thura are yet 23,000,000 acres of public and unsurveyed, of which 10,000,000 ure good agricultural aud timber land. The governor states that by the ter ritorial ceua of 1885 there were 3,276 Chinese residents m tha territory, lie says the recent attacks oil tee Chinese in that territory have grown out of the fact that Chinamen are con tinually coming across the border from British Columbia, in violation of the restriction act. The governor suggests an increased customs force on theborder, a revision of the restriction act, and the revision or abrogation of the Bur lingamc treaty, necessary for the tran quillity of the territory. Judge Dawne, formerly a bright light of Oregou, and latterly appointed to public trust in Alaska, from which position he was recently ejected, has Skipped the country and ii seeking protection at the hands of British rVci; I . He is wanted in Portland . . A $30,000. ij.i Rii's journal wants the gov ernment to pension for life every woman who has over been a mother. "No one as yet preposes to recognize the fathor. He seems to be of no mere act sunt than a bounty jumper. Yet he Las bis uses in the seals of life. A Sioux Indian nanied I iSTpvcr Drink, recently moved to St. , Pan!. Inside of a week afterward he changed I liis name to John Smith, since n hen he, has enjoyed life much bstter. The Piiblio Conveyances- Graphic; People who should not be allowed torideon'lhe public cars. Men who havs bceu'eating onions. Men who smoke bad cigars ou the front platform. Men who cioss their legs when the cat are crowded. Men wherchew anU,expectoratd in the cars. Pe jdlera who 611 tho "caw with their wares and smell badly. Men who whistle. Tho starsful dude. Men who talkso loudlvThatno one' L elsti can hope to be heard by his neigh bor. Men "who will sit sideways when people are .looking for seats. Men who crowd the platform so that people are sqeezed uearly to death in getting on or off thrf care. Men who pick their teeth in public. Men who clean their finger nails iu public. Juveuiles who insist on skylarking. Bos who tat peanuts. The small.boy who, on muddy day?, insists on kneeling en tho seats. Squalling babies. Men who havo been indulging in ton much Pleasant Valley mixtures. Men who hum all the way. Men who want to know where the car is going and" when they get there. Women who flirt with the wroag Wlow. r , The girl who hangs onto him all the vay. The bundle woman. The lady1 who has just been doing a hlllo shopping and bought out the store. Giggling girl?. The umbrella fiend ..l'o always nokes the driver in 'the back or the conductor in the stomach. The stout lady who, when the car lurches, subsides in onu's lap. The shrill-voiced female." The mother of six wlio brings tho whole six along. Tiis lady who will mistako the bell rope for the strap. The woman who at' every street cor tier ask3 where she is to gut out. The gum eating girl. Th woman who after stopping the ear only takes firuminutea to kws and and f-ay good bye. The old young iirl. The young old girl: The musical enthusiast. Tho stage-struck girl. Tjiegirl whocaplnred the conductor's attention so that he has no eyes or ears left for his business. Tho loud girl. Tho women who paint. The stalwart party who. challenges you fur-your seat. The girl who looks at you too hard. The girl vk ho wont look at you at all. ' ' Tha special session "of the Legis lature did little else but for the benefit of Portland. Besides electing a Uni ted States Senator yery little general legislation was done. The principal acts j assed were A very stringent law against prize fighting, either as a principal, second, backer, trainer or stake bolder, or even arranging a fight; creating a Police Commission ior tho city of Portland and taking away from the Mayor and Council all power rela tive to the government-of the policp, the Board, to consist f threo .residents of Portland, to be appointed by the Governor, and after July, 1887, to be elected, and appropriating 15,000 to build a wagon road to tho Pine Creek minc3 in Baker county, the tendency being to induce ores to ceme westward to Portland and prevent them toeing east to Omaha. A very important measure for Portland was the amend ment to the city charter, creatine; a .Water Commission, to consist of fif teen wealthy property owners, who aro empowered to issue bonds to the amount of 8700,000, to bear no more than 5 per ceut. interest (non taxab'e), afid build tho city water works, or buy the plant of the Portland Water Com pany, fix rales, eta, for all of which the state pays 10,000. Cbmpatiy'has djtarVtl KiigftlltitflitA j!endlof, li percent' and an extra dividend of J pur cent., thus making tha present divdend2. per 'ew&t.r paya ble January 2d. Trouble in Utah.. Humors of trouble adme from Sllt Lake, having their origin in the shoot ing of a member of the holy priesthood by a Deputy United Slates Marshal, whom the Mormon priest, and three brother assassins, attempted to blood stone several nights ago, while wpiid itighis way .through the streets of Salt 'Like to his home. The assassins way laid the deputy, and while attempting to beat his brains out with a poijco club, the deputy umptyed his rove'yer into the stomach of one, of tbenaj male- mgjiiinexceedinglysick in spito of his dowuTeillcarm'entshlch'' were war ranted by the ctureh authorities to be bullet-proof. The assassins fled, leaving their wounded companion iu the street, and tho deputy surren derd .himself to the Government offi cials. The wounding of the priest fired the polygamous souls and dire vengeance has beep threatened Govern ment officers and all- Americans, who are desirous of seeing Utah placid within the laws and under the fo'ds of the flag. This is the first iustahct in I thirty rears where the church has failed to Let away with its game, as, is attested by tho unmarked. grr.ves of five hundred victims in different por tions of the termory. There is a smouldering volcano in the Kingd mi of John Taylor, and eruption is liable to take plica any day; yet the Govern inent of ih United States is either too dull to comprehend qr too indiff erent tD protect itself. The tiuio has past when further trifling with this Mormon question should be indulged in, wheiyts solution isiin the hands i.f the Government and 'is so simple merely the passing of a la depriving the Mormons of all political rights and assuming control of the territory of Utah, na it hasoftbi District of Col umbia. The Albany "Hurald" says that the people of Salem are bidding high to have tho Oregon Pacifio Railroad go there. It, tLorwfore, advises thd citi zens to hurry and raise the 840,000 subsidy required to bring the read to Albany. Of this amount, 30,000 hus already been subscribed. The "Her ald" further says: Col. E. '1. Hogg, the president of the road, who has bpeu in Oregon for some time, will leave for New York in a few days, and before ho returns the route, we are in formed, will be definitetylScated, and unless the requirud subsidy is raised the road will not pass through Albany, and probably not tmough Linn county. The Commissioner of Pensions to day issued an order that from and after January 1st next chiiuauts shall be required, before pension agents withhold any portion of attorney's fees certified by the Coinuiission&r of Pen sions, to make ap affidavit stating pay ment. The order further providus that where claimants are unable to make an affidavit in the form prescrib ed, and in the opinion of the pension agent reasonable doubt exists as to tho fact of such prior payment, that fact shall be certified to tho Commissioner of Punvona for his consideration and decision. If President Cleveland was afraid to attend the funeral of the Vice Pres ident ho will probably refrain from taking his summer vacation next year, lest, peradventure, accident might egaiu placa the Government in the hands of the Republicans, John Sher man would probably be equal to the duties of the President, and he wouldn't do anything foolish either. President Cleveland should shako off his fealuh fears. If we work upon marble, it will per ish; if we worlr upon brass, time il I efface it; if we ruiso temples, they wil' crumble ta dust; but if we work npon immortal minds, if we imbue them with the just fear of God and our fel low men, we engrave on those tablets something that will brighten all eterni ty. John'Slierruan has received the Re publican caucus noniination'Jor Presi dent of the Senate. The Democrats have nominated Senator Harris for the same. Vs Thre -v"hS . ree hundred-Chinese are reported in a starving condition on Froser river. They are discharged railway hands.