1
LATEST HEWS!
EASTERN STATES.
Shchf Frauds.
New York, Sept 23. An estimate of
losses to tho revenue on sugars for the past
two yean will be sent to Congressman Wood'
eennuttcc to-day. The figures, which are
said to have lJcn prepared by a careful statis
tican, shows the loss to the Government last
year to have been over 2.500,000. Siiecial
agents liavc "been ordered to prepare and sub
mit JLo the Treasury Department the result of
tlyar investigations into alleged sugar frauds.
It is reported that special agents have discov
ered a refinery in another city, where no
samples of exports have been kept as required
by law.
VTorklnc Hours Reduced.
"Washixotox, Sept. 23 Department chiefs
are issuing orders that eight hours constitute
a day's work, to be paid for the same as cow.
Those working 10 hours per day will be paid
extra therefor.
A Battle with Indian.
Leavenworth, Kb., Sept. 23. A dispatch
from Dodge City, Ks., says that the Indians
who were being pursued by troops and cattle
men were found intrenched on Sand creek, 35
miles southwest of here. Fighting Infgan Sat
urday, and at last accounts several Indians
had been killed, but nobody on our side was
hurt. The Indians are said to have a great
number of stolen sheep in their possession.
Disastrous Ilurrlcsnr.
New York, Sept. 23. The recent storms
in the West lndie according to letters re
ceived, did hnmense damage. At Port-au-Prince
the government works are entirely de
stoyed. At Jackmel the high sea broke up
ana aesirovca iu souu ctvch a ucaur auu
1 . . 3 . . 11 1 1 . I
miwhmui An M ChAN XX" till A mml xin ttlA
wharves were washed away, including 500,000
pounds of logwood belonging to various own
ers. On the other side of the town the rise
in the river swept away several houses. The
hurricane also destroyed the entire coffee and
cocoa crops. Five vessels riding at anchor
were driven ashore. At Aux Caves, in less
than three hours, -134 houses were destroyed;
also a powder magazine, and the court bouse
aad other public buildings. A large number
of persons were killed and wounded. At
Aqnin ISfJ houses were swept away, and in
CavaOlan only four hoases remain. Many
lives are reported lost. The sea rcshed over
the town of St. Louis and swept nearly
everything away, burying men, women and
children in its course. La Grandeaase was
Bearly swept oat of existence, and at Jcr
emie only 20 houses remain and several ves
sels were driven ashore. At Co vail 40 bosses
were demolished. In the country districts
the hurricane destroyed nearly every planta
tion. At Trinidad ships, steamers, lighters
aad other crafts were swept ashore.
KUUbc Bull Wan til to feme Heme.
Chicago, Sept. 21. A dispatch was re
ceived yesterday by Gen. Sheridan from CoL
Miles, dated rort Keogn, .Montana, saying
that six Sioux Indians had arrived at that post
direct from the British possessions, beinc em
issaries sent over the line by Sitting Ball to
ascertain upon what terms bis people vocld
be permitted to surrender to the U. S. author
ities. They represented to CoL Miles that the
Sioux Indians who had taken refuge in Canada
-were heartily desirous of retsming to the
American side.
Gen. Sneridan'a Kpeerh.
In reply to CoL Miles telegram from Fort
Keogfa about Sitting Ball's re tarn to the Uni
ted States, Gen. Sheridan has telegraphed
Lim that we are not especially anxioss about
Indians who went north coming back, but if
they do come it murt be on the terms ot cn
codjiiTnl surrender.
JSener to tae Sensory eTa Good Xsb.
New York. Sept. 24. A cable dispatch
says that a statute in honor of the late Father
XteSaet, the Jesuit missionary to the -oria
American Tndians, was cn veiled yesterday in
hk satire place, Dendeumonde, Belgium. A
great crowd assisted in the ceremony and 'a
cantata composed far the occasion was song
by 500 voices.
A j"juxe Claim.
New Yoek, Sspt. 25. The World's Wash
ington special cays: It is said that Tbeophile
Landreaa, of France, and John C Landreaa.
of New Orleans, will le a claim with Congress
at its next session to collect a viit sum of
xeoney from the Peruvian Government.
Nearly half a century ago the Government of
Pern saade a law offering to anyone who
should make new discoveries to add to the
wealth of the country one-third of each dnv
covcrisa. Tbeophile Landreaa, a scientist
and explorer, discovered deposits of guano in
Pent from which the Government derived
sailliaas of dollars revenue. Landrean's claim
of the discovery was recognized in 1SC5, but
the Government was unable to pay one-third
raterest in the discoveries and a compromise
was agreed upon. Just as the claim was about
to be settled the Pardo revolution broke out
aad the national treasury was exhausted in
trying to suppress it. Since then tho chronic
revolutions of the country have prevented the
discoverer from settling his cfaim. John C
Landreaa is a brother of Tbeophile, and ad
vaaced him money to prosecute his discovery,
.receiving in return a half interest in the pros
pective rewards. As Landreaa of New Or
leans is a natnraliwd citizen of the United
States, he claims the assistance of this Gov
ernment to aid him in the collection of his
soney. The full amount of Landrean's claim
k said to be over (100,000,000, but claimants
are wiffiag to make a compromise with Pern
for a portion of that sum.
C S. t S. J. Tllden.
Chicago, Sept. 25. The TrSmnc" Mar
qse&e, Michigan, special says that an exami
nation of witnesses was proceeded there to
ocsre testimony in the case of the United
States ts Samuel J. Tilden to recover a de
Boeacy in hk taxes. In the course of the ex
aeaiaatioB certain books containing accounts
of the New York Iron Mine were being used.
TDden's counsel, the Hon. Tbos. Earland, of
New York, handled the books during the pro
eeediags, aad hud them on a pile near the
door. At shoat half past 9 o clock, as the
coBstksiGser was qoktly proceeding with
the deposition, two men suddenly rushed
into the room, obs covering the other by
thractiag kiraseif between the books and the
officers, while the other passed the books to
a cofitpkator oa the stairway. At this j one
tare Mr. Wettmore, the witness, pursued the
robber to the foot of the stairs, but by means
of a carriage standise ready, the villain es
caped aader cover of the night. As soon as
papers coald be issued, over which there was
some delay, owing to the lateness of the hour,
ssoaated officers started in pursuit, but suc
ceeded only in overtaking the empty carriage
aboet two boars after the robbery. It is said
the erideace that was being procured from
the books was making an overwhelming case
against Tilden, and necessitated a resort to
desperate means on the part of Tildea's
counsel,
B-taastrea Boiler Explosion.
Alusstowk, Pa., Sept 25. By the er
ptbskm of a boiler to-day at a school slate fac
tory, Fraak KenseL engineer, was instantly
killed, ex-Cofi table William Hunt, badly
wounded, aad several others injured. The
engine aad. wash bouses were completely
wrecked.
J (Suicide ef a Prominent 3aa.
Fttchbcko, Mass., Sept. 25. Addison
Laflin, as ex-member of Congress and naval
officer at the port of New York during
Gnat's adiaiaktFatioa, committed suicide
bare to-day by hacking himeclf in the garrett
of hk boas. Hk Iftalth has been bad for
Mate time.
JL PreblWtlenfcrt CeuveatlOB.
Pobwmocth, N. IL, Sept. 25. The Pro
hibitionists hare called a State convention to
joeetatNasfiaa oa Oct. 15th, to aoau&a-te a
fall ticket.
A Good fftaewfatT
New Yore, Sept 25. The aasaal meestag
ol the ateokhelaers ei the Northers Pacific
Sauroaa Company was held to-day. The
aaaasl report of the directois was read,
boiriag thai the business of the road was in-m-iamnr;
satasfastoray. The feUowiagik a
jlHUptlS. itA
JIM jftvsa esraing t aw jasa note ?t,irJt-
31S, and the expenses were $G3l,302, leaving
a net lialatico of 5(52,079, or a net increase of
$lC9,3Sl over last year. The several divis
ions of the road have been operated with
out accident and maintained in good or
der, and the condition of the road is fully up
to the average of railroads in the countiy Ou
account of wear and tear 140 milt's ot new
rails will soon ltave to bo laid lwtwcen Ilrai
ncrd and Fargo. The operations of the land
department have been active, three-quarters
of a million of acres being dijHl el. The
report says that in nine counties in Minnesota
and seven counties of Dakota iutrcctcJ la
this road, the area under cultivation this year
was 250,000 acres, of which 1S5.000 acres were
in wheat; and the new Iceakieg already ac
complished in the same counties will add
133,000 acres for the next year's crop. 1 pu
lation has increased 40 tsr cent in ume
months, aud the wheat product has been moot
bouutifuL For sale of 749.633 acres of land
there were received $3,379,432. and timber
sales in the Minnesota and Pacific divisious
have realized ?24,3W.
rouLH.w xevts.
Good Adtlrc.
ranis. Sept 22. The UtpAUf Fran
eait, in an article on the unsettled state of
Enroie, advises France net to enter iato any
engagements. It says that the perilous timus
are nut yet over, and still less the era of allur
ing offers. The article is regarded as a rcjJy
to a revived rumor that England recommended
France to take possession of Tubis.
Auktrlans .tdtaurlnir.
Loxdox, Sept 22. The PrOkrr Lkyi an
nounces that the Austrians have oecupie
Bjetina, 25 miles north of 'Wucrnik.
A 'atIotHl Aanltrrarj.
Pares, Sept 22. This day being the anni
versary of the proclamation ot tlie republic ban
qcets in celebration of the event were held iu
Bordeaux, Marseilles, Cette, Mentdier,
Nantes, I.vons and other cities. Loais Itlanc
and Alfred Nanquct radical members of the
chamber of deputies, made speeches on the
occasion, the former here and the latter at
Marseilles. Both set forth as the programme
ot the radical party the ssppresaion of th
efSce of President of the republic, the aboli
tion of the senate and discontinuance of the
budget for iublic worship. Blanc severely
criticised the half-bearted twlicy of Gaiabetta.
Newspapers announce that in conseqaence
ot new attempts to beM a socialist congress,
legal prosecutions are impending, and several
foreign internationalists will be kled from
France.
A RbwUs PropoMMon.
CossTANTisorLE, Sept 23. Russia has
proposed to the power to make a collective
demand npon the people for the kamedtate
surrender ot the territory ceded to .Montene
gro by the Berlin treaty.
Grateful for Kamiaa Protection.
St. IETEtzinKS, Sqt 23. Gen. Tedteben
telegraphs the czar that be was received at
AdrianoJe by Masulman, Greek, Balgariaa,
Armenian and Jewish clergv, who reqaetcd
him to express their rratitade for the protec
tion which the liusaiaa an then ties had
afforded them. Tbev stated that such order
and justice had never before tirevailed. as
during the orcapation by Russian troops.
Adrianaxdis was iUaminated en the arrival
and detartnre of Geo. Todelbea. aixl the
'gates of the mosque bore the czars isiriilt,
To te Created Cardinal.
Rome, Sept 23. At the eaasitterv to be
bdd on the anniversary of the dectioa of the
present pope the nuncios at l ira, Madrid aad
li ton will be created cardinals.
The BritUti In India.
London. Sept 21 A special from Cal
cntta savs the main bod vof the zaisrMB to Ca
bul proceeded as far as Taxorood. Its return
thence was telegraphically ordered by the
nceror. ine munon win be new witadrawn.
It is fully recognized that the ameer ef
Afghanistan u tnertJv the peppet ef Basai
The question will cocscque&tlv cease to be
treated from aa Indian standpoint axd be
comes a very sencss prow em of Jmglisb
politics.
Victoria's XlMloa Rrfard Pakaasr'.!
Calcutta, Sept 23. -An ofScer ef the
ameer of Afghanistan at Ahmnjtd ref ased to
allow the British mmiaw to Cabcl to go
through the Khjber pass, aad crowned tae
heights which commanded the pass with his
followers after a three hours' interview with
the officer, in which he warned him that bis
act would be regarded as the act ef ike ameer
himself. Major Cavarnari. cemaiandisc ad
vanced escort of the mutton, returned to Jam-
rood and the mission has withdrawn to Pesha-
wann.
home Bullion.
London, Sept 23. Amount of boBien gone
into" the Bank of England to-day on balapece
XL. Vrsurln en a BaU
Nart.rs, Sept 23. There was aa iatermit-
. r f . - - 1
ieai. crupuoa ai ml craviss uti ugnb
The activity is increasing.
brmDcrnra far Trial.
MontezaL, Sept 23. The police magis
trates to-day committed six Urspgexoen, ar
raigned for belonging to an illegal society, for
trial at the court of the queen's bench.
JIanjrarlaa Radical.
Viznna, Sept 25. IlaBgarian radicals
bold mass meetings at Pcsth on Ssndav next
to protest against the occupation ot Bosnia.
Deputies Helfy and Simot lead ravemmc&t
resolutioos to be submitted declaring that the
occupation ot Bosnia will be tatal to toe linn
garian protest against the aacriSce of Hangar-
r ti i i ..i i i
ua uioou ana muney agaum uieir wiscea, ana
demand the withrawal of troojrt from Bcnnia,
and declare their intention to organize a move
ment to petition the Hungarian diet with an
impeachment of the Tisaa cabinet The agita
tion is regarded as a party maneuver.
Prague deputies belonging to the old Czech
party for the past tea years have abstained
from participating in the iiroceedings. The
Bohemian diet yesterday took their seats and
declared that while adhering to their former
protests, they are willing to make an ef
fort to obtain their ends by conciliatory
methods.
A Beclslve Movement.
The Austrians have occupied Czwornik,
thus virtually completing the pacification of
Bosnia.
Tbefr Ad sire Wanted.
London, Sept 25. It is reported that
Lord Cranbrook has been summoned from
Baltimore and Lord Salisbury from Dieppe to
meet Lord Beaconsfield and decide on a re
sponse to the request of the Indian govern
ment for permission to send an ultimatum to
Sbecre AIL
Kecalled.
A dispatch from Shimla says that Gholam
Hassein Kahn, who went to Cabal with the
Viceroy's letter, has been recalled.
Jlilltarjr JfeiemeHta.
The force under Gen. BoberU has bees dis
patched to Kcoram valley. A column num
bering 6,000 men has been ordered to Mool
ton, and 1,000 go to Quctta. Active military
preparations are making at Itownl Pindee.
Paris Aid for tbe IVrrr KuHerers.
Paem, Sept 25. Subscriptions for the
yellow fever sufferers in the United States
aggregate 512,000.
Esnperer William' would ! Aalu.
Beelw, Sept 25. After a strict investiga
tion in the Hoedel and Nobtling cases no
traces of conspiracy could be discovered.
Kerloa nirike ia rncUnd.
LosDoy, Sept 25.-A serious strike has
occurred against the reduction of wages in the
factories ot tlie colored cotton tnuTs at iUd
chJe, Pekingtoa and Unsworths. Ihree
thousand looms arc idle.
Tbe Black III1U robbers are In a bodv C.
mlli north or Hot creek, VT. Tbero ro
fourteen men ana two women dressed as
men In the gang.
A Constantinople dispatch say theenvor
who rocently arrived from the atneer of
AfgbatiSstan is endeavoring to Induce the
porte to conclude au alllanco with Itasaia.
Sherman City, a small vlllago of Isabella
connty, Mich., was annihilated by a tor
nado. Every store, dwelling Iioum and
shed In the vlllaeo waa swept clean, except
one fratno dwelling which la partially do
etrored. Tbe air waa thick with limbers,
boards, bricks and atose. The lahaMtasU
toek refage la eell&r.
PACIFIC COAST.
An I'mbrliinalc A Kit I r.
Smanw. Sent 23. Tliis morning tho city
was throw ti iuto great eaatciuiit by the an
,.unnrMtiiit lliat tJrorco F. Smith, a wealthy
aud highlv respected fanner, had been shot
and mortally mouuuiii oy irats j on nicy, a
friir who lias leaed Smith's ranch ou the
lower Sacramento road. Smith is the wealth
iest imsu in this county, and is otccmcd as an
exemplary cttiaeu. Journey is a ltard wutkiug
fanner gtxl rcpntation. Trouble has becu
brewing lwtwceu these tutu for some months,
croa mc worse all the time. It aiieara that
Journey had get a lease from Smith fur hi
ram-a two years ago for eight year bat
Smith, beiuc dtssatuficd with the luat ce
ment of atiairs, proKtsed to buy Jesraey
lcac,;wLich was refused by Journey. Snuth
was snot wnue in bis bugy, and six imLsbt
entered bis right shoulder and arm. South
and Journey were each jirovidcd with shot
guns, and antiiajott-d trouble. The affair
prored aniertuaate, aud is deeply regretted
by the wsole euaimunity.
I'ontlrlrd oFMiinlrr.
San Famiv Sepu 23. In the faarth
distnet eoart this aftenxwu Timothy Lyaek,
on trial for killing his wife, aa ftmad gatlty
of murder in the seoend degree. Ia ike same
court John uhr a convicted ef atardtr ia
the first degree with the penalty ef imprison
ment for lite annexed by the jury.
Chinese t'lie-Cultlnir.
Sax FnANCweo. Sept 24. Fear Chinese
have sued Sheriff Naaaa for $10,000 LuaaM
each in the U. S. Distnet court for the lass ef
their cues in tiro county jaiL and afttea
other suits of the same kind are ia iroeess ef
prej taratioa. Fear saits ef the same ktad
were insUtatcl two months agi ia vhich aa
demarrer JedgeSaaysr had no aatltenty te
aet as cue abbreviator. Argaiee&t ea ptata
tiff's dctaarrer to defetulaat 's answer eetaes
up en the first Monday in October. Judge
Wheeler yesterday granted a tetaporary m
ju&ctiea pr&UiUtang any cae-cattiag in the
jad, whica wdl be arcaed next Friday.
Tbean Iraurlro I'renrh Itank.
Sax Fkaxcisco, Sept 25. -Mr. DasseL
actmgaiaaagvrof the French sat tags bank,
states that the aeewanU have beea straicbt-
enrd oat by the directors, bat the bastaess
has not yt been footed up. He rrports tisat
ether irraguLuities thaa these already asade
know n have beea discovered, the nature ef
wbteh at prcseat u Left pnrate. The eaca
laiMaeaors will peetrrthe aeooaaU ta-day,
and probably to-morrow they wtM refrt
Kalrlde.
Julian Averr Keefe, who was ceevveted
yesterday in the city cnmiBal ceart ef rust
ing ramWtsg heaaes, thu merawc eat his
throat fraa ear to car, at hu huliegs ea
MeatsCHerv aveaae. near Itetont street.
He is stall ahve, bat cannot reeever. He is a
printer by trade, aged 31, aad stated afu-r has
uoavstliea that he was rained, aad the aet ts
deebtlets attntmtaUe to that.
fnknonn Iter Killed.
Gait, CaL, Sept 25. A boy aboat 19 years
ef age, naase at kaewa, was kitted here thu
moruiag by Iretgbt train JSo. b.
Estate of Ibe Read Bananra Klne.
Sax FEAXtxsoo. Seat 2C Craeies O'Caa
aer, C McDela&ey aad IL W. Webb, u
were appelated to apraie tae estate ef tae
late U . S CTIVnea. te-dav tiled aa Mveaterr
in the probate eoart shewia: the sahse ef the
estate to be SV.S5.4X 77. Tae praperty
eoasuta pnaatallyas feBews. Ileal eatata,
229.403 Uh term tare aad loiattBgi, a,
353 &5; Uvks. eah basaae) ia Ne
vada baak, S,35s 01; jewelry. f79.4k ei
thtrd iatemt m the ana ef Haier. Itata &
O Bnea. 820.000; saterett w the fria ef
Flood 4 O Bnea. S2.377.CW: 375 shares hi
tbe Nevada Baak. raised at $140 a share. fO,
325.000; 2.50U0U0 4J perceat V S. boads.
raised at f 102 M a share. $2.22,250; 100
hares Gas l. stock. l.TGO shares ef
Pactac MiM aad Mimeg IV, ftS).S7S. 2S0
shares Paesac Wewi aad Lastber Co.. ?1S.4:0;
937 share (ielden Oty (.'heasieal Works.
?S7.f"00; 3,S4i shares in the Virgiasa (i Jd
HOI Water Co., J99.C09 33. The las eatery
also iselodes notes lor $400,000, among whica
are two cotca oa Maurice Dorc for $250,000
aad 95&530 retctfuUr. The raajenty c'
the reinsMittig aetca are marked of no raise
The Salter street hesoestead PTVKrtv. whKh
u raised ia the inventory at $100,000, was
parctiAfcnl irons ScCAter sbarea fer S232,u0a
There is no aceeant in tbe tsveat'nr ef sata-
tag stock held by deceased, the will aanag
expressly directed the exceaturs to thesa
as sooo after ho death as oasiUe. and the ea
try shew hi the $2SO,(JlU00 ia U. a beads
is snppusod to represent the amecnt far wbteh
tae stocks were suld.
Ilradler Expedltlaa.
CAxr at Jexxt Srocxibc. Wv- Sit 25.
Gen. Bradley's expedition reaohed here
this afteraoea, ea rwete fer Fert Laraaue.
where it will amve aboct Oeieber 2d. aad
break Bp, the eosBpantes gessg fresn there to
ine raneas suueas assigned lb em ler tae
inter. I ive cempaeica ef the Third Car
airy, under Maier Carlton, left the eaasD ec
the Red water ea the 22d fer Camp Rebinsea
via Caster City, in antiajatien ef trouble
witti lndusj that zteigabornood, lt u tae
Indians are asset wdl reach Fort 1 1 ramie
soon alter tae iota el Urteber.
I letter than Inanlt j.
Sax Feacioo, Sept CC Dr. O'DenneS.
who was arrested fer obstracting the street
by the exbiiatien of lepers en two oecaata&a.
was before the aty aiminal cocrt this morn
ing on hearing ef the first charge. He ap
peared, bringing with him fire Chinese lepers
to show tbe court and jury. The cosrt us
mediately ordered the case con tinned, and the
lepers were hastled oat withest ccrcmenr.
Subsequently, the second charge against
the doctor was called and is-
stanter.
ITEXS BT TELEUI1APH.
Ibree Austrian brigades aro nowconccu
t rated at Trcbinje.
It has been decided the Pope shall not
leave sue vaucan.
Secretarv Sherman annooncra that bo If
tired of public life.
Tbe bark Lady Head Is loading witb sal
mon at ictorta for London.
Tno Hebrew Hospital at Xempble Is with
out funds, and calls for succor.
An important strike by coal miners In
North Staffordshire Is apprehended.
With tbe exception ot Levno the whole of
western Uosnia l dear of Insurgent.
Austria baa entered Into negotiation1! for
tbo co operation orbervlaand Montenegro.
St Louis has contributed SdJSM thus far
towards the relief off tbe yellow- icycr suf
ferers. Tbo IJerhn rclchstair committee on the
Socialistic bill does not Include a single
Socialist.
The Turklstan Gazettn announce that
Hudojar Khan, a former ruler of Kbokand.
ia at Cabal.
The Mosnuito Gulch ledce at Cariboo
abows rock that efcasj'a (7J3 to the ton at a
depth of 3) feet.
Laborera held an antMleecher meetinsr
at Omaha while Iieecber was lecturing at
tbe uapusi etiurcu mere.
OambcUae nrocramme Is to dismiM antl-
Itcoubllrans from ofllce and exclude citi
zens from the priesthood until they bavo
Ierlonnea nuiiiary uutr.
Col. Green 'a command ha returned from
Caniaa oralrie and tho Leinni country.
Tlier raw only a few scattered parties of
Indians, all of which eacaed tbe troops.
A ClrcafMlan alaro recently took refuco In
tbo llrltUb consulate. Ttio conul ordered
her retention and requested Minister Lav.
ard to urpo tho porte to prohibit sales of
slaves In Turkey.
The American brlir Alex Nichols, from
Clcnfuegaa, with a cargo of lumber forJJon
ton, was wrecked on tbo Florida coast, and
In a total loss. The first mate, tbo cook and
one seaman were drowned.
M.Gambcttaa speech at Rouen as pul-
llHliexI in tllB Ibnilli1lniiA Pnnnlu la mn.
alderably toned down. It Is aalrt It was
nono In oonsofiuoneo of President MacMa-
Finn li,.In. 1 1. . '
""ii"!, uicaiacu to resign.
3J.1?n ."uluoril 08 uv" InstrucUfd the
proriHionalcovermi mtnr it..ir,.i. n .......
S ,'!. in"'.iul,abl,nu lwan tbeagea
Mifi2' .rn' Ttrial army of
SSrSJy lnfntry nd 70 aquadrora
I The Jokn AliJrsssBl..
A cootl fcton- in told of a sentleroan
who was once im Alilenumt of one of
tho wards of Allrghiiiiy, in rognnl to the
milliner in which ho paid a cvrtnin LilL
The boy who brought liiut liU daily kv
jur ono iiionutig imatcnUil his bill tor
35 cents. The Alduniuui lookud.at the
bov in ailetieo for n iiiouicntiYiUHlliliun
iiwjuiixl in a von fliuIliLrtofUj!
" In tlmt bill corrfctr
" Yt bin"
" Will ymt Kwenr to it 1 ,
Yon, air," replied the boy, grinning.
An Oath waa taken in due form, and
the Aldcrtiuin hold out hia hand nnd
aaid quietly:
" Kftivn coiiU."
"Sir I" says the boy iu astonishment
" Your bill was for 35 conU, said the
disjKJiiMjr of juhtice, gravely. Tlie diarge
for admiiiUtnriug die oath is 50 ceuU ho
you owe me 15 cent."
Tlie joke was bo gool, tlmt, niter hear
ing tk lad in Mirpnae for a ahort time,
th Aldenaan gave him $1 and told hint
to le more careful in the future.
The Willamette Frier auU.tsueJIlsture
Pntjwirvl exfcssly for UiL climate by
Mt-ssrs l,funler Jc Co., Portland, hnn
leen found to the lat Fever and
Ague medicine over oOeml to the citi
of Oregon. All druggists hare it
for sale.
The sales of Singer Sowing Machines
ana wonderfully large. I-ast year the
Comiany sold 2S2,S1'2 Machine. Such
enormous aolea are the lt recommend
tlte Machine wuhl have.
Trae,
Aji a purely vegetalde family remcily
Pfundor a Oregon IMood Purifier cannot
be auqaeL It mgulates the Wwok,
liver and kidneys. Itumoving aM
scrwfala and iwuritHnt from the UooL
Buy it, try it
DariUoi Itrothors, of Port land, Ore
gea, are Wauling in the Photographic
buainenrt, aal have reslucnl the price ef
card 4oUvs to $1 50, awl caisineU to
$3 J -or do. Their LukL-oij, exterior
aal uitnor wi excel everyuiiag.
TSE XOXE W7 THE
COLUMBIA COAL OIL,
the bestintheuabket.
II. .1 Vii EKX AN A to,
SJe Aj r tae .Wia J-utt (Wl,
i Nrsk Fn Mrl. PorUuJ. tva.
Wholesale t'autly Manufacturers,
I S3 I'lrat Mrret.
rACTOr 31 Akirr tereK. sisas; OM rm
so, rwisusa. vn?.
NEW MAPS!!
Oreroa sail WstklnetsB- $1 SA
I Wablncto mr erejsn, alnste 1
I Tttm V4 ars straar sai liaileMf t l. as
"ci Ucm, U n assy ina trnrsrasl raoiy.
1 ls'S. JUVn,
J K. CIU. a OX. rsnassd.
Aad aS f'i U KirUc Werk.
5ead ! atasatkiea. Dnira aaj fries litu btter
rws ardtr Uvea tajtasj tiac.
W1UJAX TOCXO.
. rclh-t. Orrrsa.
Coker's EtuployHient Agcacy,
rarabbc llEWrt sS Dads rSxX OF OUECE.
tJT Cerrrapendenee Kellelled.
J B COKES. Parlluki, Orrrao.
Oregon Standard Soap Works,
IRVIXO A WEBB, Proprietors
rOBTLAND, GKEGO.V.
Taears1satactarrBartaof Ssa Fnaajco. Seal
r iii mill' im frsea aafc.
EVERDIAG at FARRELL,
tValm fat
Grain and all Kinds of lrolnce,
SACE5, ETC,
Cor. Treat aad Alder ftla.. Portland. Or.
No. 8. HaU lo the Chief No. 8.
WHEELER & WILS0.V.
rpiIE NEW No. a, STsaioUT 5ETDLE. BACK
JL M reg, uu KOca
SEWIXG MACHIXE,
Is rnsiisjiuu' t-7 tbt tscf i rrcrrabcrt to U lb IX
l tasr Mafsaae ta M.
1ST MKiltM soli oo tbe aeU sad bU3act pUa.
A IJberal Btaeeant ler Casts.
95 Third Street, Portland, Ogn.
F. W. GOD ARD,
No. 8. XaBs;rr, No. 8.
X. Franklin Hro. A: Co.,
133 rirat hlreet.
Next door to First XiUooal Bank.,
WHOLESALE KETAIL
Dry Goods House.
X. MITES EVEKTBODT TO CALL ItOCXD AMI EX
aatiM tbeir stock. WHI dalact fraa 10 to 30 tar
era! oa ctrrr dnlur fa eaopariaia ta Uxt boon.
Seod lur caUiiai ith price list, tree ci pasties.
Speeial bkleecraeaU to Dry Goods Store.
$30. PRICE $30.
"A Sllfen Is Time Have Mat.,
THE TTOI'LD ItEXOWXEO
WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
Tho Best In Use.
'pins vaciiine woxE-roiTmi r.isTnt than
I SIMS aKaaaa m la. MS I. (I . a
- -" -""i as Wauir J lUUtmilCaX i fT"
rami umi hlbct avtvnt at tLc and CteUwiUl
laUWB, tVIM sU UN VTTUa &I.U4 M sUT.
The Wilson Xcndins Attachment
rerdelas all KlndaorRipalrlnc wlta
eat ratehlay.
Given Free with Each Machine.
John B. Garrison, Agent,
119 FreHt Street.
Portland, Ore iron.
aaTTiEEDIXS for all Maehiae, YUlj eenU per dosca.
$30. PRICE $30.
1856. KNAP
m
Front, Pirst ai
THE CELEBRi
Tak.tnirsH4tlstt.U.NTIIIHIILEMKEIS WAO
titU, ana T K-1. KnsW nrUa sad Mu M 7a.
lwM Ut U Uraaan aad fnuatars i Uua eaaaS MaU M
r )tkai la Ka om MaaanaaU taaaa tr IU s
aarraalal riarjr aM aM. saj Uat SaUl iuau IxraatarO.
saMiMrs;taat ISsm lax s-t imiwslwt Wmh mm
tactsaska I m lit Uaa aastaaag e caa ar ka ISitaf pral
It'llt bliuln a iullt?t
ths sje IUta WijMi I, a sUaiMe SaswaavSMat. aad It aa
ll saaasaf at mm aa Una vm ! ta tmv
1'alrut till Tubs- ssllb Ilraaa hrr.
WkiA i Mil It swenatty at taVsae aS lae lw4s taad ta
MA lainlrr, aaf My sfeSal. We teat afctt fa aa,
Uaw aa-M, it, sa auilil saat a ia aaaasan aMa fcU KaM
U bjuUU: aana, sad as ana lifa ka. aad snillis g
iHa ara aud ta enter. rtaSaBr lar w Irs.lr. aad v
Umi IiumW Srrs-t acsarfia aat U II nayasr swasd als
I I laffMije -al4 as I sasc fcaaimd ad t J in i iiaar
K to iair Mr Hata ilws tan sa saw, uiaja s
U iliaisr asaa.a Inlian idduay a sad aaaU laa saf
1nsaftiaiJ aa 7k ui fk. tar, abl ir assr at
alMUMnmlU;l s4.taMal Wa-liBsaj.
aaf aajwa, aa br as WiT alaS erStta a(e aaanf
tsrSmttrntOrtmUruUfM Lot.
OREGON HACK bit TOUR SPRING WAGON.
GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST HACK
THE LARGEST STOCK. THE BEST ASSORTMENT.
The Oldest and Leading House in the Trade and Prices always
last.
.- swtt,
t. a. SaSU,
. SStSA.
r. t. iuo.
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
IMPORTING
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AXn JotaMSUS OT
Window Glass, Oils,
PAIATERS' STOCK.
Nos. 92 and 94 Front Street,
COK.XEK mRK.
Kan rrsusrlae OMro-tia Trent .trret.
Sew Terk eaSee Sa Piatt MtrevU
nAVTjrc JTST VOTES tUTO OCX XCV ST EE
at Ibe alor. Inntaiw. are aaar tUrr
and ln rmr ta Bart tae afa at w ratnaa.
Or UakLt ivr Ssaim u-c aat aarpaoaal kr lacaa
aaf ra aa ta nut. ar scar la era. heat esfe
assV lav ca, sad Ma a aWv adaV taW rvjxr b
flkj aal ii ! an c asc paajs. ar is Ivfyt sal
csastJeU fa si ks Vrsaabca. la
Drugs and Patent Medicines,
Wc cmrrr s cceirU aaavtaaa?. s ISarf sa - rrav
aitc as taat as aiT affaar-
WskaTseraaad
Druggists' Sundries Department
OacsfirU is aS a sffntataaists W btts suar Nat'
titi fa Ux r ot
Toilet Articles,
s
Tbst swat ta ana tola affeeUtcd.
W. waU ral parUrElar sit tali as ta ear stock U
Counter Balances and Druggists'
Prescription Scales,
1 fjLT Iht tsxrt nrr brKat U taU mvrtit.
Wsxarsara- aad SmKM( SHELF WAtE,
sad eaa fuaiah a taM tntM
GLASS LABELED DOTTLES.
At sbert aatiea Ta saf aa abldac ta stsn s ara-
stare. r U rrfdact M vara tta era. Mm a rreu sJ
iuti ta hars tla-Vetti bMrd at taa facWJ, tea
faanrfaf Ua f-rit ml cat UM.
In White Leads, Mixed Paints, Colors,
Brashes and Painters' Stock
Of an Unds, tut sa snmanl tsr saaadar uw-
thtttr rrrr sfaaara fa rrUaad.
W tosae s S7eia!tr of
LUBRICATING OILS,
AaJbaria ear Stack at first kaais csa iffrr BTrW-
inJaenaasU to sa aha deal fa tfcesa.
W also eurr a rtrr Uryi stock U
COAL OILS,
Essbradas; aS the Iraaer Briads. sad a rfirr Uwta at
reice. ahkh eaaaot la Uatm. Ia
Window Glass,
W sre prrparrj to SB orders tor 1C sad SGoa. or taste.
W kss.a&tack cornier sB siurs bva ftxIOta
4Sx73, sad siu3 ta rlij to rcnush estimates, or sar
lalormsUoa daaul
C. II. MECSSDOItFFER.
Msmitsftorer, ImorUr sad WbelenJ aad KeUH
Dealer la
HATS AND CAPS.
Portland, Urrjroa.
WHOLESALE AND FACTORY 111 Froet Stmt.
RETAIL ISS rtnt MrrrV
FINE FARX FOR SALE.
OOO a.OXOSB.
OXE OF THE BEST FARMS IJt ORECON. IN A
fla stsU of ralUvatioa. fallr fraced. cinBent
bolUfa, steam poaer aad sR lstt taprstttBrals la
afTkalianl martiinerr ttrrrlhlne ta ba tuU at a
tarrvla. It prodnrcd 10.CVO toshels of ahcat la IST7
aad (,000 bushels la 1173. Is goui tor aa astray ot
nln thooasad tmshtb crtrr rear
iTMt per sen, unas 10 soil io eonr.
& IL 8TE.IK.NS A CO.,
Real EsUU AjrroU, IVxtUnJ, Orrfoo.
r. jl. tSTnowmuTjoE,
IHnet Inporur aad Desisr ia
LEATHER AND SHOE FIMDlNGb
Xe, lt Frent HU, rerUand, er.
k
CORBITT & MACLEAY,
WHOLESALE GHOCEBS,
.vrsr
COMMISSION
EXPORTERS OF WHEAT, FLOUR, SALMON AXD LUMBER,
PA&TICCLAS ATILMIW OtTES t COSSiCXaEVrS SF WHEAT. PUsOR AN WCOL, CTOS
aalca cX atarwoaa adsiaoa.
Agents for Oregon and Washington Territory for the following
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES:
Imperial, of London, London, of London,
Northern, of London, Queen, of Liverpool.
AGG REG RATE CAPITAL, $33,000,000,
Deposit la OrcRBH $260,600 U. . lioHtbt,
OFFICES29 and 31 Front Street 28 and 30 First Street, Portland, Qgs
and 202 Sacramento Street San Francisco.
LMJ
PORTANT
Pacific Slope Agency
TVT1 1 CCTfaVXXg.COT
H-atT.VCTt
Sill Stones,
Mill Picks,
Portable Mills,
Shaftin-r,
Pulleys,
Cearins,
buildehs of the
ISrPIaOVTETD
Boltlnc (Tatn. SrcHtlrra. .veparalar-a. FariSrr. Bran Batera. BelllB . Bneketm,
and Mill rnrnlOslnsa Geueralljr.
OrrepMJa faiHtol tnxa ccaUrcj) iKaj hJifa; ae rsfajta; S1 lar CUias lal frx List.
ALLIS & BLACK, Agents,
I. O. Rax o. 10 1'ront StreU Partlaud. Orrrsa.
Milwankie Nurseries. !
USTAIKJSHED WT.
FOR SEASON 1S7S-79
LARGE STOCK,
LOW PRICES,
Send far ar Xra CataloBe.
Seth Luellins & Sob,
Xllwaakle. Ortxea.
ABELL,
raarE-irHER.
No. 167 and 169 First Street
Torthnd, Oregon.
THE CEIXBRATEB
"SINGE R"
SEWING MACHINES
fctTnaT- a.viti: tiix: lead.
282,812 M'fvftH
Sold In 1ST 7,
Reins; ae.OS mere tnan aeld la anTpre-
Tlons year.
Savs moot, sad bof the BEST.
W Trr a SINGER befor bojioj anr ctber.
The Singer Mfg Ce.,
X8 First NJrret. PertlasisL
AGE.VW EVJEItYWllEKE.
"O., 1878
regon,
J
W"AGON.
ta sdBO
a-Ji I rwr ta -taafaal M aW t4.
Dascription and Prices.
S KLt aVaaW. Sana Umt cijaCfadart
aad aw fart tv iaaVes aica. feAd teitr ilVa. cea
aial sas tasa asaVos; faata lad. ana fatcat rwaal
samnrs; Sa sttfa; tup U Wxtf tanad attli inn.
laaSWdaaa; l.Mifti4 mU. aM uf ladi; all
fdesad naaVrt arvAe. ClfaMi, yuesuU. frier,
ana tataat an4i, tA
fsac Ma J.- SaM aaasr ask. ae sad asa-fcerta
bean; asm at fir sad fiefa aa ak f. Otfnehf, IfM
tas Ca, t-aaj vs
start; asaat aMBaaa as aatar CnratT. XJM
llfef, asak yaSaac vaaaas. VfiSa
Saat.aa na Warar Vd sad asm ten, KXl
IN MARKET.
THE LEADING MACHINES.
at the Lowest Lirins Rates.
2
CHANTS.
TO MILLEHS !
of Edw. P. Mlis & Co.,
w laonn J-r
aERS or
Gans- Etlsers,
Loz Rollers,.
Lath Machine?.
aaj - . aut afaha
, aarr iianareLs,
G0RLIisEHGn,ES-: cn&&
-BO.VS or THE ROAB,
rtu 1 m ft j uja u
' m nil r w iTi i y f
DE.ILES IS ALLTtlE attaut A t KUEST
bratUtnaadTaladra.rrstaad Caaiw.
ta.Vart nratstnat, L. Ihcpo, Ol tsa arlttl
tfctsjaa Ujtd. IVcUaaJ. Ortyto.
DIRECT FROM EUROPE.
Tb Flan sad Latest Stwtk of Ceasies
Meerschaum and Amber Goods
Erer Wmtjkt to JtitlrL aVv
CER1UX. FSENClt ASTl EXUU5H BS1ER PITES.
-Vt I. 3v. Ci. 1SM1T1
Oamer Frrot aad StsAaTrrU. partUad. Orrract
BURTON HOUSE,
Ceraer TalrU and r Mmts
Xear Uw StraaaUa Laadas aad Kailnad Drruts,
roRTL.J.1. OtUSOS.
Trns srtxxptD new brick hotel will re
.JTtn t liw trtreaaj paaeeeaaad after Acrac
10, la.a.
Lcwiston sfc Fretlaud, Proprietors
(Late ot JOaaraota Ueosa.)
TiTfl rrt o pains oce cTfn ta mxis tiis xia.
tjie best hotel IX iortl.l.b.
SOLE AGENTa lOit THE I S RIVALLED
STAN DAK D AXB ESTEY 0E8AXS,
a w rREsncE a ca.
Mint: IWcn, lorlhL Orrcon.
CRE.VT REDCCnoX Uf PRICES.
J, SIMON & CO.,
Deakrsla.
Doors, Windows, BHmls a4 Gm
WEICIITS, CORDS AXD rtLLETT.
IM Frent Rt Bes.'Waaalnstesi Jt AWer.'