The east Oregonian., July 05, 1879, Image 1

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1'CDUSItED
EVERY .SATURDAY SORXISO,
ET
J. II TCRKUK. C M. BULL.
TURNER & BULL.
OSop, Main St., epp. the Cettrt House.
Rates fSnbacrlptlOH In Coin:
BATES OF ADVOmSIXO, IS CO IS:
Jyr.
roo
as co
30 CO
36 CO
a co
TOCO
139 CO
Ooa Tear, In
93 CO
Six MooUU
Three Months..
1 M
, 1 00
, 10
Notices In Iieal Column SO cents per IIoo, first laser-ti-o,
aad 10enUtrrUatteitwatjivpBt loatrtiaa.
AdrertU&z UB payaiJe quarterly.
VOL. 4.
PENDLETON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 5, 1S79.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.
Dxxox Lodoe, No. , K. or r.-5twu is the Castle
Hail, lenilkton, crerT Wednesday rvcoieff. BreUiera
fa pioJ tUmiing arc cordially imitcd to attend.
PxxBLZTOJt Lnocx, No. M, A. F i X M.-Mecu ea
tit first mod third Monday of each mouth. limr of
mceticj, 7 P. M.
ExsTiax Sua. Martha Waahiojtou Chapter, IVodie
too. Ueets erery Tuesday nijht taltaalsz the ni. and
third lioaday in cadi month.
KttixxLoaar. KcfS L O. a I'-, lYrkEetoa-JivtU
very Saturday cremuff at 7 T M. Urethral in 501
mnillng arc invited to attend.
'crtit Ktnjie aunotiucemctirt cf Urths, starrtaj-ee
and tleulit. iU Io iuaerUxl viiiout chira. Obituary
Botlcwt Di be cLai;ud for aerw unr, to their lcczUt.
SSnjte copies oT the rare Oss us, In mppen. Set
maHmt. cut be obtaiooj at tha office.
We anurae no rwporaibffity far views eirettaol by
correspondrnta.
Dr. J. A Knowles,
Dentist,
W1
rax, practice his fhofessiox k iua-
to Uta al rcndJctoa, Onoo. rt3 be promrilj aiUodaJ
to. AO wort fcarantced. Charts BodrraU.
t. w. ccuesxt. v. v. iBiiiwnt
Oglesby & Williamson,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Weston. Grebes,
trtU. ATTEND ALL CALLS, DAT OK SIGHT,
3) with prapCscsa, Oaace en Vain Street, ofpo
eiU Urur Stora.
W. F. Kremer, M. D.f
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
CSert tit Prateaieu am Sots to the pe'tt
PEXDLETOX
Aai sorrca&JiEz cocntrr.
OFFICE At raJaiewse sast cf Ceoit Hesse.
E. P. Eagan, JL D.,
rflYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WESTON, niATTLLA COCXTT, OKEGOX. Of
feeetilbiasueei.
J. M. Praett, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN A20) SUBGEOX,
msDixroy, osscox,
SflM at Resides ee.
W. Wkitconb, M. D.,
PHTSICIAK JLND SUBGEGX,
PEKDLETOX, OEEGOX.
tTJILL ATIESD ALL CALLS, DAT OR SIGH!
IT wa
AD diwaaea tresScdbr tlx
tilet lad rery
aodes tribe ertsfcrt d tb ranest.
I W. C. McKay, H. D
PHTSICULX AXD SUEGEOX
PEXDLLTOX, CVATTT.TA COCXTT, OKECOX.
Qtaee eypogu the PesffletaaHoUL
Dr. J. B. Liadsay,
tmt STJKGHOX ASD DEXTIST
Il now loattd pcrr-infr.tfy
K PESDLErOS. LILtTIIXA COCNTT.
Trhcx Ha icrricM can x.'ttx;i be kii.
CTSixrsory a. Spo cl-lty.
S. Y. KXOX.
Attorney at Law,
irextoo, UmttiTh Cossty, Oitoo.
- If ILL PEACTICE CC THE COrCTS OF Til IS
tUatearUtraaUsrtonTcrritcry.
X2pccial lHrnthm pud to lad V.minm tad Csi
ttdiom. J. a.TVX3EZS.
S. T. TiftTT.
SUary rehbe.
Turner & Bailey,
Attorneys at Lcltt,
COCXTT ORDESS BOUGHT ASD SOLD. LOAXS
Bestiatcd.
j3-0ceonaials Elrect opposite lit Ccrsl KKa."El
PESDLETOX, OEECOS-
3. IL Suttx w!3 be sseedtted with calaan catHsled
caacs La the tSrcuil Court in the falsre.
John A. Gayer,
Attorney at Law,
FEXDLTIOX, OEECOX.
WILL PEACTICE IX ALL THE COURTS Of
Caeteni O.-ctwi. OSce wIUj O. VT. BaQer, op
pot ve the boteL
L. EVARTS,
ATTORNEY-AT-L AW.
PENDLETOX, OEEGOX.
OFFICE In tLe Court House.
WILLIAM EWIHC,
LAWYER,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
HAINES & LA1VJ1ENCE,
Attorneys at Law,
BAKEE CrrV, OEECOX.
Via practiee at law in all courts in Ortwn and Idaho.
Particular attention paid- to buiiacae in Baker and
Union eosaUec.
Wilson Hotel,
aTtaaUIIft, Oreffou.
-ft JTBS. M. A. WILSON", FOEMEr.LT OF OELEAICB,
JJL hai located on Front Stnet Umatilla, where the
haj ooesed a fSrtt-daaa boteL The houte hu been re.
Stted, the id are excellent, tad the table will be sup--pfiedwtth
the Tery beet the ssarkct aSordc TraTeUen
wai set recrn nuinaiiy a as tacr.
W. Sttfc-e Composf eoaoeet ttop here.
J. a. aaax
RothoMld $c Beau,
Sofceaon to S. BOTH CHILD.
OULD RESPECTFLXLYCALLTHEATTEXT10S
V - 11 a aa
i vam puuuc w weir iarjy uanMJ auxx u
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
ffLfafa th lgfrtutd taePlUa agjrded by their corcVna-
wHuousiHcnr
At tie Tery Lowest Kates.
Tfceir Stk wot emtat au heretar el
Dry Goods,
Grroceries,
Hardware,
Cklaa aad Glassware,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AXD CAPS,
2tc, Stc,
Tay vat alwayi take picatsre fat CTsx any orJen
iUi which they may be cctnaCed to lb Uet U their
auioy.
Grain and Hides
A4 other P20DCCE taken la czjhacUtLe LUOH
IT UiXXa RATES.
Cash Paid for Wool.
UTAH,
IDAHO & OREGON
STAGE CO:
WILL LEAVE PENDLETON
For Umatilla every
Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at C A.
M.; returning from
Umatilla, the same
days on arriral of
boats from The Dalles.
WILL LEAVE PENDLETON
Daily for TheDalles
via Pilot Bock and
Htppner, at 6 P. M.
WILTj ZjEATJE daily
For Walla Walla at
7 A M.; and for
Boise City al 2. A3L
New Coaches, Good Stock,
Skilled Drivers, and
able performance of
service on time are
the features of tie
Company. FARES
Greatly Reduced.
Apply to
Iiot Iilvennore, Aacnt,
Salisbury, Hailey fc Co., Proprietors.
AD.t.n .sr.w.;;
Proprietor of the
Centennial Brewery,
Pcnttlcfod. Orrjon.
T) ECS TO tSrORXTHE TCCUC THAT UK M XoV
J) prtrrd to f ornlab BEER tothepo4eU anct
ctllfwt noallty. Try aad bo eonriocod. tUcry aA
aide of MAIX ZTIIEET. center of blodc
"WALLA WALLA
STEAM BAKERY
ESTABLISHED IX 1ML
TB'
Mimrtactujrr of Bread, Cakea, Plea, and al
Cratken. Fire Proof BoUdlst;.
Xala Slrcwt. "Walla VTalta.
A. K. SPAHKS' SALOON,
KEEPS OX XAXD THE SAVE GOOD OLD EXXD.
Hal a Street, epioU tit Vott Office.
Union Hotel,
TTXATIIXA,
- OREGOBT.
DAVE BOBX, PKOTBirrOR.
rrm& holte is rx the bbbt toxditios tor
I therMcpiicnof caeeU. OcMlicdeandjroed table
filhoeioMocf this'iea. TU. patronart of the wOJie
b mekd. bU;ii Uare he boaae lor iWleCoB,
Ki4o, La CriWf Ofiion, JUker Qty aad BtM CHf.
.aorssuna.
T. HELMBOLD'S
C03IPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU!
POABMACEUTICAL
A SPEOIFIO EEMEDY
For AH
OF THE
AXD
Fvr DvLitity, Los ol Met&arj, Ialiajni
boa to r.xertioa or Untirvni, bortneas ol
Breatk, ToaUevl with TbatigaU of Dkeaae.
Dimccaa ol VUk, Pxia in tic Back, Cheat,
aad HeaO, Ruth ol Blood to the Head, Pale
CwSBtcaiaee. aad Dry Skin.
If tieae aytaptoci are alleired to gw oo.
very freqecatly EpHeptic Ftts aad Casaip-
tiea follow-. When the coaatitctico Lcooaaet
affected it require the aid of aa iavigeroticg
ratdidne to ttreasriHea aad tcoc cp the its.
tea xrLich
Uri UDfll IVO 011lIJll,, t
ntLiTlDULU O LiLilll '
DOES IN EVERY CASE.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU !
IS UNEQUALED!
By any remedy knows. It it preaerited by
the raoit eminent physicians aH 9wr the
H-erld, is
Hheamatirm,
bpenaatorrncea,
KemraLjia,
Nervomnesf,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
ConxtipatioB,
Aches and Fains,
General TJebllity,
Xldney xueues,
laiver Complaint,
ITervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head Troubles,
Paralyais,
General HI Health
Spinal Diseases,
Sciatica,
Deafa&ss,
Decline,
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
Nervous Compl'ts,
Female Complaints, etc.
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Ceegfa,
Dimness, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Palpitation of the Heart,
Pain in the region cf the Kidneys, and a
thousand other painful symtoma, are the o!T
springsof Dyspepsia.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU 1
Invigorates tho Stomach.
And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels,
and Kidneys to healthy action, in cleansiag
the blood of all tstpanttea, and imparting
new life and Tigor to the whole system.
A tingle trial will bo quite sufficient to
convince the most hesitating of its valuable
remedial qualities.
PEICE, $1 Per BOTTLE
Or Six Bottles for $5.
Delivered to any address free from observa
tion. "Patieate' may consult by letter, receiv
ing the same attention as by calling.
Competent Physicians attend to correspond
ents. All letters should be addressed to
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chemist,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CAUTION!
See that the Private Proprie
tary Stamp is on each bottle,
SOLD
Bay2-iy
EVERYWHERE.
Kidnoy
TELEGRAPHIC.
KJLSTEUX STATES.
Array- OOJrer to be ItcltrrJ.
Key You, Jane 23. A pcial from
WoibiDRton reaiacrta ths tmpendiog retire
ment of AJjatant General Towmend, In
apeetor General H&rey, JaJge Adrocato
Dann, Qnariermaiter General Mtdg and
Cblrt Engineer Homplircy, and rays that
great competition euatn aaMHt eligiblo
omeers of the array to obtain tbee plaree..
C'ulorrtiin Ciilllr.
DtSTtx, Jh.o 23 A fey daya were ex.
citing rasters of cattle il on the diride,
30 niiUx aontb of Dearer, vere current.
Investigation hu proved that there va
needleaa alarm, no new css being reported
for ten dart. Timely precs&tiotM bare
been taiec. and the I'resklent of thw Col
orado Cattle G rovers' AKtocution Mate that
the infection vas confined to a few astall
herds, and had net extended to the plains.
The "roend-upa" are nearly through.
Cattle art r( potted in good co edition gen
erally, villi !es Ioisc than formerly, and
with a greater increase in calves than in
average years.
The V. B, and SaB BobiIbco.
ILtTaxa, June 23. Advices from Saa
Domingo report that Coagress has author
ized tho covemxaent to conclude a treaty
with the United States for free exchange of
prod a eta.
Railroad IVectaloB.
Drrvrz. Jane 23. In the C. S. district
court to-dty Judge Hallett ordered notice to
be served oa the Denver i Bto Grande
Bailroad Company to torn over that road to
the lesaee, the Atchiwa, Top ha and Santa
Fe Ilailroad Company. Judge Miller, of the
U. S. ropreae conrt, vat present and stated
his concurrence.
Tho lilrla Barard to Drain.
Attjurra, June 23. The duelling of J. F.
Reynolds, ruar Joaesboro was bcrced.
His daeghtcr and sittcr-In-lav, joub girls
of 13 and 16 years, perished in the naries.
The fire originated oa the inside. They
vtre so bhaded or bewildered that they
could not opes the door, although Reynolds,
who had been awaaeaed by the roaring
names, called to them and tried to break in
the door. He then went to save his wife,
and barely rseceeded in getting her oct
He vas very badly bcrced, aad it is feared
fatally.
Army Approprtatloa Bit I.
The President has approved the army ap
propriation bill.
l leadlsb Work.
exsenrsxa, June St. A xraatxert. Ky
dlspaUhsays that Saturday night at Sand
Hide, 12 miles distant, a party of cnk&eva
sen attacked the house ef Saaisel Falk&er,
severely wjacdieg Falk&er as he raa from
the house. They then set ire to the dwell
ing which was consumed with its inmates.
Harry HssmIL ared 17, was also she, and
two chtUren of Falk&er. aged 1 1 and 3. No
caase is given for this brutal affair.
Kallroad News.
The Times JCewTork special says. At
Boston and San Franesco capitahxts are in
terested in the progress which is made with
the Southern Fsdnc rood cow being pushed
forward; a&d it is expected that withis IS
months co&section wiO L madewiUs the
Missouri Biier, Fort Scott & Gulf Bead.
This is a Boston enterprise almost excla-
sively, a&d is regarded as having a briiUa&t
future. It is said here on Wall street that
before this connection is made arra&ceme&ts
will be completed for an unbrokea Lisa from
Chicago in a sout&westeriy circcttea, so that
when a junction with the Southern PadSe
ix czected. trains can run tnrougb dnect
from Chicago to Sxn Fraadsco. This en
terprise will destroy the monopoly of exist
ing Paofi: roads and will be of great advan
tage to shippers by forcing lower rates fer
freight aad passage. Managers of the St.
Leuis, Iron Mountain and southern roads
are negotiating for consolidation with the
Texas a&d Pacific It&e. a&d as this it being
built by the Pe&nsy Ivania railroad managers.
eastern extentioa may le made by another
line frem Chicago. It is hinted that Van
dexbilt is arranging to secure control of the
Union PadSe road at the next election; and
that this is the explanation of the admiuien
of Mills to the direction of Lake She-re. a&d
a&d of Va&derbilt to the Chicago & North
western. Mills ix a large holder in Union
Facile stock, and with his co-operation and
that of the Bostsn holders a majority in
favor ef Ta&drrbOt could readily be secured.
PrtTaterrlac
TVxsHTjcoTOjr, June 21. Tho secretary of
war having been Informed that Bohvia has
decreed an issue of letters of marque with
authority to privateers to seize Chilian prop
erty in neutral vessels, a&d that agents ef
Bolivia have departed for the United States,
collectors of customs are requested to see
that section S.2S0 of the revised ttatutcs bo
vigilantly enforced ag&lnst all vessels that
appear to be destined to violate the neutrality
laws of the United States.
vrill Ran the eld Bare.
Representatira men 1 1 the Butler wing of
the Democratic party state that the general
will receive and accept, this Fall, a labor re
form a&d Democratic nomination for gov
ernor. Central aad Noaita A mrrlrja.
New Yoex, June 21. A cable dispatch
from CsIIao via London, yesterday, alluded
to'the bombardment of Antofogosta by the
Peruvian ship Huaicar, and the Star and
Herald hai tho following in reference to the
affair: At Antofogasta the Huascar had a
sharp engagement with shore batteries.
several heavy Krupp guns being in position
and silenced their fire, but found it im
possible to destroy the water condensers,
one of the chief objects of the expedition,
since having received 45 hours notice of the
ram, the authorities had titae to effectually
protect theso machines with pile of bags
filled with sand and nitrate. The Huascar
captured two Chilian merchant ships loaded
with copper oro a&d dispatched them for
Callao. she then cut the cable leading from
Antofogasta to Caldera and returned to
Iqulqui, where she barely escaped the
Chilian squadron, these vessels appearing
unexpectedly in the offing, but giving time
to the Huascar to aTail herself of her superior
speed and get, to aca, exchanging shots as
ho passed, but without effect.
Aaelaer Seaerae.
WXJ8UIJ.0T0X, Jane 23. The advisory com
mitters of the Senate and House caucus this
morning agreed to recommend to the joint
Democratic caucus that tho provisions con
tained in the vetoed measures making ap
propriations for the judicial expenses of the
gorernm cat, be divided into two bills. The
bUl will bo prepared by a tab-committee.
Action will probably bo taken upon the re
port this afternoon.
PeKVlas; Oat,
Chicago. June 25. A Joarnxl'a Washing
ton t pedal; Barely a quorum was in the
House to-day. Speaker Randall said that
there wero only four or are moro than a
quorum of the House now hero, and the
probability Is that thcro will bo no quorum
la a day cr two.
Beat Race.
Pbilxdittkxa, Jhbo 25. The inter- colle
giate boat race was won by the University
of Penntylvania; Columbia second and
Princeton third.
Mttcr Lezlvlallou.
WxiinsGTOx, Jane 20. -The Senate ananctf
committee this morning, by a majority vote,
made several important amendments to the
House bill providing for the exchange of
trade dollars for legal tender silver dollars,
and decided that iU future conilderation
should be postponed until next December,
with the understanding, boo-ever, that tho
bill and amendments are then to be reported
to the Senate as soon as practicable. The
principal amendment adopted to-day pro
vides that the exchange of the legal feeder
dollaM for trade dollars shall be at the
raatketvalae ef the latter, regarded aa bullion
and nit "at par," as provided by the House
bill. The committee also struck out the
Heuse proviso that trade dollars, recoined
under this act, shall not b counted as apart
of the coinage of stiver required by act of
February 29, 1&7-I. The vote on the ques
tion of adopting these amendments, and also
on postponing the report until December
next, was as follows: Yeas, Bayard, Ktrnac,
Morrill and Ferry; nays. Valiace, Yoorhees
and Beck. The object in not reporting the
bill this session is to preclude the possibility
of the Warner silver bill being moved as an
amendment in the Senate, with the result cf
prolonging the session.
A I'eadln; Matter.
Mr. Petestat, arbitrator oa the part of
Spain, a&d a member of the Spa&iah Ameri
cas minion, havi&g in accordance with his
pretest in the Dommiquex case, refused to
refer to the umpire questions affecting Amer
ican citizenship by naturalization, and busi
ness in that class of cases having thus been
iaterrapted, the department of State wilt,
after the facts shall have been reported to it
by the American arbitrator, open a cerres
poadence with Spain on the subject, with f.
view to an adjujtme&t of the dimealty.
roar I'er Ceats.
Xrw Yoix. Jane 2, Dreiel, Morgan k
C.. ef this city, received informal ion yes
terday that the entire fifteen millions tear
per cent, bonds recently perchxAed from
the First Xabe&al Ba&k syndicate, bad
been sold in London, a&d prices advanced to
iei..
Tee Allerloa Stake.
Cucaoe, June 25. In the races fer the
Alitrtea stakes mile beats was won by
Mark L, B31 Bxxs seeo&d; time 1:13.
F0KZIG5 .EWS-
Tae Crista fa Egypt.
CexsTXSTcremr. Jane 23. The Saltan
approves the rrselsiien ef Turkish minis
ters, ad rising the Khedive te refer the
powers te the Sultan, bet has declared that
he is indisposed te aeeept the eventual de
mand ef the powers for abdkaties of the
Knrdive. ;
Cxias. June 23. The Khedive has de- :
cK&ed to abdieate. and has referred the
English and French Consul Generals te the
parte.
Loxxrt, June 3 In the House ef Com
ment. Berke. under Secretary ef Fereign
Affairs, said that G crony, Austria and
Italy supported the receeaeaendxtien ef
England and France ta the Khedive te abdi
cate, bet the Khedive has net yet replied.
Waa by ?r eaten-
Losseer, Jane 23. "Weston wins, mating
JW mile.
Tne Dead I'rince.
B tTT rv. June 21. It Is omeiaHy an
nounced that the German court wal go into
mourning ose week tar the late Prince I ri
pe ruL
Losnor. Jane 23. Queen Victoria, ac
companied by Pri&ccss Beatrice a&d Prince
Leopold, visited the Empress Eugenie at
Chiselhurst to-day. The Qsecn bad an
hour's interview with Eugenie.
Jeraese.
PxzTs, June 2 1. Prince Jereme Bonaparte
will publish a manifesto this evt&lng declar
ing that he remains faithful te his Ajaccie
programme. La which he announced his Re
publican principle, and adding he is net a
prete&der to Imperial oecspatien, while his
dormant claims bar the suceessiea of any
ether pretender.
Tae Senfh Araerlraa War.
A telegram from CxHao states that the
Peruvian iron clad turret ship Hsaxcar. bom
barded Antefeejasta and captured two ChiHaa
traas porta.
The CnLban man-of-war Cava-
dxTna, wooden, has been stranded. There
has been an indecisive engagement between
,v. ir.. r. x ,v-ry.h ;
the Huascar and the Chilian iren clad.
Gasxta tae Pre-as.
Bismarck has forbidden the drmlatioB in
the empire ef the StormbcU. a Russian rev
stationary organ, publixhed in Geneva.
Alsatian Coveraorahlp.
It is possible that Gen. Manteuftl wiH as
sume the governorship of Alsace and Lor
raine about the 1st of August.
Alserlaac Corraled,
Pxats, June 21. The insurrection in Al
geria is ended, and -1,000 of the insurgeBts
are in the hands of the French.
Tttc Kaedlvc'a Extremity.
Cxi to, June 23. The British, French and
German Consuls General proceeded to the
palace and declared to the Khedive that the
dispatch of Uulim Pasha to Egypt to suc
ceed him was Immi&e&t u&ltsa he imme
diately abdicated. The Khedive merely
again referred the Consuls General to the
Sultan.
Teltowr Fever.
Lixso.v, Jane 25. Two cases of yellaw
fever have occurred near this city.
Kllvrr Cains Wanted In Germany,
BrBi.rx, Juno 25. Tho Directors of the
Imperial Bank of Germany here, passed
resolutions declaring an increase of the
silver coinage of Germany imperatively
necessary.
Tae Uetmaa Tariff.
led. pendent newspapers oppeso Yon
Bcnningten's scheme in the Reichstag, for a
compromise on the tariff question, by which,
if accepted, the government would gain the
support of the national liberals. A new pro
posal has been put forward that the revision
of the tariff be conceded temporarily, until
the amount to bo assigned the Imperial
government shall be fixed so as not to place
the government In uncontrolled possession
of unlimited income.
Tae Treadles la A&aaa.
The Indian government has received in
formation that Abdul Rapman, pretender to
the Afghan throne, who hitherto lived under
Nissan protection, has invaded Btdadas
ham and Afghan troops in Balkan havo re
volted. TerpeCo Beat Detained.
The British admiralty havo ordered the
detention of the torpedo boat purchased by
the Peruvian government, which put into
Shecrness for repairs.
KagUth Crepe aad Markets.
Loxnox, June 25. The Mark La&o Ex
press gaya that wheat promises but fairly on
mixed a&d light soils, and the condition of
heavy lands causes well founded apprehen
sion!. Tho condition of pastures is now
satisfactory, If not luxuriant; but the hay
crop probably has sutTertd in quality la con
seque&co of ths absenco of sunshine. Tho
general aspect of the couatry fa almost a
month behind hand. Scotch root crops
urgently requiro a return of sunshine. The
quietude in tho grain trado during the past
week was in a great measure due to the con
tinuance of large imports as well as a slight
amelioration of the weather. The arrivals
of foreign wheat in London fo Fnday
amounted to 63,000 quarterf, principally
from North Russia ports. The delivery at
the country markets indicate that farmers
bold far more abundant rexcrrt-s than was
expected. The depresxing influence of these
deliveries counteracted any apprehensions
of deficient English harvest, and prices are
unchanged. The demand for all classes of
wheat has been limited. There has been
some alight exception in favor cf American
wheats, which were rather actively dealt
with in the beginning of the week. Nothing
is likely to interrupt the prevalent monotony
pending a not probable revival cf the conti
nental demand.
Maize, there is leas inquiry for.
Barley is dalL
Oats declined Cd per quarter.
Arrivals of wheat and maize at ports of
call continued moderate. 'Wheat off coast
steady with a fair continental demand fer
white deseriptioo.
Maize declined Cd per quarter during the
week.
Fer the week business in wheat and rr.air
was limited. Good Spring wheats were
sparingly offered, but at the dote shippers
showed more disposition to selL Mairr de
clined 3d in consequence of heavy shipments
from Atlantic ports.
Sale of English wheat last week
qrs at-ilsSd per qr, against 26,540 qrs at
-JSs 3d for the same period last year.
Imports into the United Kiadoa for the
week ending June 11th, CS7.335 cwts wheat;
193.GC3 cwtsnonr.
PACIFIC ViXbT.
.Caajotas and HI 3ao Rallread.
A Tuesan special aayx that a letter from a
well tnfermed person, dated Guaymas 13th,
says that the commencement of the building
ee the Guaymas end EI Paso raUroad by the
Atchison, Tepeka k. Santa Fe Company,
awaits the approval cf certain modifications
in concessions heretofore made, which is
likely to delay the beginning of the work.
Janolaer Horrible oatrase.
Wnrxrnxsn, CaL, Jane 21. The town to
day was thrown into an excitement by a re
port that a brutal outrage had been commit
ted by a tramp on a woman named Mrs.
McCulUa. When found she was in a dy
ing condition. The scene of the affair is lo
cated en the Sacramento wagon read, about
ten miles distant. Mrs. McCullem was a
CanrriTi wornitn, aged about thirty years.
The particulars are as follows: A tramp
came te the house, and finding that she was
alone asked her fer something to eat.
While she was preparing it far him he made
an astaalt upon her person. She made a
desperate resistance, but without success,
xiUr which he made his escape. She was in
a defecate condition, and the excitement that
she nnderwent, and the brutal treatment she
reeeivedhad a terrible effect upon her.
ten found it was tho&z&t tne was in a
dying condition. On Friday last aha gave
birth to a dead child. On Sxxurdav she
died. Mr. McCclIem is engaged in the dro
ver tmaness. and was absent in the moun
tains when the outrage was committed.
Killed ay a Traxap.
Sax Frtvcxsoo, Ja&e 25. J. F. Jaggard, a
resident of Biggs, Butte county, was stabbed
this evening and initantly killed by a tramp.
Citmeus threatened to lynch the tramp, who
was locked up.
2tyierloa Artlou.
J. E. Duff, andilcr cf the Eureka and Pal
isade railroad, disappeared a few weeks ago,
and it is new ascertained ha left far the
Sandwich Islin ls. His accounts were found
to be all right, and his action is attributed
by his friends to temporary mental derange
ment. II. 8.3"oialnaUoa.
Nominations fer governor desed. Neither
Webster nor Glenn were present, but the
platform was endorsed fer them by Camp
beS and Spect. Balletisg then commenced,
resulting in the nomination of Dr. Glenn,
by the fallowing vote: Glenn, 12S; Webster,
113. Total. 213.
Nominations far lieutenant-; vernar being
in order. Bachrach, of San Francisco, pro
posed J. A. Waymire, of San Francisco.
Waymire was withdrawn, leaving the eld to
West, who was nominated by acclamation.
i " c,,
for Secretary
The II. U. Convention this evening nom-
of State Lauren E.
Crane, of Sierra: for Controller. H. M.
Lame, of Sacramento; lor Treasurer, Cyrus
Jones, of Santa Clara; fer Attorney General,
C. W. CrofS, of Nevada. The Candida la fox
the same position on the Workingmen's ticket
was endorsed.
Netnl natte aa.
Sax Fzas Cisco, June 21. The Republican
convention of the 1st cocgrcosional district
met this evening. Horace Davis was re
nominated fer Congress by acclamation.
For members of the State board of equaliza
tion, James L. King, notary public, and
Cha. S. Capp, real estate agent, were placed
in nomination. The latter withdrew before
the vote and King was nominated by accla
mation. The Workingmen's mundpal convention
nominated B. A. Reynolds public adminis
trator. ,
Treat dab.
Salt Laxx Crrr, June 2 L At 0:30 o'clock
last night a fire destroyed Barber i Walker'a
mill at Silver Reef. The loss is estimated
at SC0.0OO.
By a private dispatch from Geo. Q. Can
non to John Taylor, it is learned that the
United States marshal of Nebraska has been
ordered to return tho polygamous" Reynolds
to Utah. Reynolds will probably bo con
fined ia the Utah penitentiary until he is
finally pardoned by a too lenient president,
whose leniency will only bo constructed into
cowardice by the Mormons.
Hllvve fer Carreney.
Six Fnixcuoo, June 25. Between 0 and
10 A. M. to-day Sab-Treasnrer Sherman took
in SI 3.000 i& small silver tor which legal
tender money was given. Considerable mors
was received but not counted, including $'25,
000 from one of the banks. The Bank of
California has turned in $150,000, and ex
peels to hare as much more.
Two Fourth.
The banks co&nccted with ths San Fran
cisco Clearing House havo agreed to suspend
business on tae &ta ol July.
Eudaraace.
At Piatt's hall this e veaini; John Armstrong
of this city completed the task of "walking
half a mile each quarter hour for twenty
noun each day tor thirty days.
Karncd te Beats.
At S 30 this morning tho boose of Poter
Peltrel, Saucelito, was destroyed by fire.
Tho farnOv narrow! v eeeaned with their lives
as the entire buUdins was enveloped in
flames by the time they got ont, The origin
of the lira at present is uaxnow, bat believed
to have been caused by a drunken man
named Georgo narris, who is missing, and
who is believed to havo been burned with
the building.
dab I raaciaco Co art Reeerda.
Registrar Kaplan has applied to tho coarts
here tor a record of ths nat&raliaation basi-
nexs done by them, in order to prevent
fraudulent registration under the new law.
In complying with his request, it has been
discovered that prior to 1670 the records of
tho U. S, Circuit and District courts had
had been very loosely kept; that the minute
books of the naturalization business show
thousands of names whose nataralzation is
void on account of not having been entered
in the judgment book; and that hundreds
hare been naturalized of whom there is no
record whatever. All these persons will
have to go through the proeea of naturaliza
tion again before they can bo registered.
II. B. Convention.
Sxxzxucxzo, June 25. At 11 o'clock this
morni&g not over 50 delegates to the H, B.
convention had assembled, but a number are
expected on the noon trains. There will be
many proxies, several counties being repre
sented by only one delegate. A majority of
. . . . ., ,. . .
me delegates are oia une uemocrau.
PrebaJtle Harder.
Modesto, June 2 L Wednesday. Jane
lSib, William Gibson came to Hill's Ferry
and reported that William Walker, a neigh
bor bad die suddenly of hemorrhage of the
lungs, and wanted a coffin to bury him. and
it was not necessary to hold an inquest; but
citizens thought best to send a dcetor who
found his head crnxhed aa frcm a blow. An
axe was found standing by the door covered
with blood. Gibson has been arrested, and
his many contradictory stories point to him
as the murderer.
Ir." or "Esq."
In England to-day the lines are as
closely drawn as in earlier days, wilx
reference to the mode of epistolary ad
dress to a freeman and a gentleman.
That ia. to say, the city or freemen of
olden times, aad ia many cases now, is
addressed as Mr., wkile the gentleman
hs3 his came adorned with an Esqalre
at the end. Woe be unto the writer of
an epistle to n coo-city man who omits
Esqaire. It is an evidence of the under
bred or ignorant. Too may flatter a
city rrn by giving him this ainx to his
mm, bat would not oSend him by the
prefix of amply Mr. . In the case of
the con-city man being addressed by let
ter as 3Ir., otTe&se is created. Yon
wocM hardly think that this matter is
dwelt, on so strongly in this age. It is ;
and I know of cases of friendly relations
being served by the application of trades
men Mr. to the impeennioos "West End
gentlemen who demands Esquire.
In the plays of 3Iassinger I remtm
ber nameroHS illustrations of this dis
tinction. Yet, aa far as my reading oes,
and I mest confess to a weakness in
reading old boots and osd subjects, I can
not recall a single evidence that the word
freeman was not prior in ita creation to
the word gentleman. Bat Mr, a eor-
caption of master, aa employer of ap
prentices ia trad, is aa after appellation
of either. In the time of Richard ILL,
"a city man wns a Mr., bat no gentle
man,1 and to-day the distinction obtains
more or less discriminate. At parties,
dinner parties especially, yon will see
the plain Mr. singled cat for the minor
places, if he be oct cf the three liberal
professions, divinity, law and physiryind
if he be in trade.
I remember oa one occasion a wealthy
banker, now of feme cote as the sccces-
- to a great American financier and
philanthropist, whose bronze efngy is ia
the shadow- of tae Royal r.Trhange,
being given a secondary place at a dinner
tame to a glowing uniformed captain in
the navr who coald cot pat n penar
side by side with every thousand pounds
of the banker, and who had cot an
equivalent proportion of brain or pedi
gree, but who ranked the banker in his
status by reason of his profession. One
was a plain Mr., the other a titled cap
tain. One vas a plain man, the other a
gentleman.
2bt until you go into English soctetx
thoronghly do you know how rigidly the
lines are drawn in such weak trioes.
Some say they arc becoming weaker and
less. Others say the contrary. Of a
rank so vague and so dirScult of a dear
and concise definition as that of gentle
man, comprising as well these "who have
a superior specific station by birth and
manners as those who, if they possess
any at all, possess no other, & " very
awkwatd how to determine a precise
period of English society when the word
originated. For ages after the Xcnnaa
forays here you cannot find the word
used"; and I "am at a loss to say when
"tho fine old English gentlemen,' so rare,
appeared first oa the soil. London
Letter in Baltimore San.
Horace Greeley's Shoe leather.
Mr. Greeley rolled into the shoe
makers store with that heavy, billowy
sort of a gait he had. '''Sit down, Mr.
Greeley," said the shoemaker. Greeley
looked up with that broad, wondering,
half-childlike look, and said, ((Whyl do
you know- moF "Everybody knows
yon, Mr. Greeley,'' was the reply. A
comfortable-fitting shoe was tried on.
"Xo, that's altogether too smalL" Then
a shoo that was really too large, bat
that, too, was not large enough; then a
cloth shoe, so large that Mr. Greeley
coald pat his hand in and arrange his
stocking over his foot so as to fit huo.
He was amazed at the contrast with
Broadway prices, not seeing that there
was a contrast with Broadway quality,
bought several pairs all the man had,
in fact and went away greatly delight
ed, saying that he had a lot of shoes he
would send around to be mended. Sure
enough, a boy came in a tow moments
with a small basketfuL The shoemaker
pledges me his professional honor that
thcro wcro cot two shoes alike in tho
whole basket. Ho hurried around to
Mr. Greeley a house and suggested that,
as none of the shoes mated, it was of no
uso to mend them. MWellJ,, said Mr.
Greeley, with that confidential half
whisper of his, Mthe fact is, I put 'era
on just as they came along f And it is
not difficult to believe that he did.