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LODGE DIRECTORY.
Panes Lmwk, Xo. I, K. or T. -Meets in Uic Cattle
Hill. IVnJJrtoQ, every VedneUjr evening. Itretliers
h good staiullnj ut cortliaUr lot iuM t attend.
rrsMirox LcodK. No. S A.K.1A.U. JIU
Um first and tliirj aloudajr ot each wouth. Hjurot
taccUoj, 7 p. Jl.
Eunui Stk, Martha VTadiiujUm Oi4er, 1V-J1(-too.
Meets every Tatlar niit loiUsiic the 1
third Monday in each mouth.
bmi Loose. Xo St, I. O. a P . IVnaWtuo-iIU
cry Saturday ereniuc l T 1" Jl. Ilrrthrrn in sd
standing are. invited to aUettJ.
Senas. StsiJe iioouiwvt l J t-rths. .
and deaths. ill bo iuscrteJ ! tirux itlM
notices will bo chjijaJ lor irr .hug wtluir
Sloste copies of the East Oi uVi lu m. -
ESsQifig, Can be obtaloi'O at th.- vt&ca.
tw(asssrae ixi rearwnsnuhtj . tIci Cid by
corrcejcodcnU.
v. v. oeissrr.
Oglcsby & "Williamson,
PHYSICIANS .AND SURGEONS.
rtoB, OrCJOB.
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TILL ATTEND ALL CALLS, DAY OB SIGHT.
V with prssutseat. OOet oa Mala Stmt. -
sils Drug Star.
E. P. Engan, SL. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WESI0X, C1IATILLA COCSTV. OREGON' C r
act on lUin Street.
J. M. Preett, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
rEXDLETOX, OEEGOS.
Office at Rrsldcarc
W. Whitcomb, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
rESDLETOK. OEXCOX.
If ILL ATTEND ALL CALLS. DAY OR Mull
Uh rnopcacM. AU docascs tmtol Lf U
Uttst lad Tcry best aodel lor the cccolort of th ati.
W. C. McKay, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEO
PEKDLETON. CUATTLLA COCNTY, OKEOON
pace Ofipuigte the rcpdlrtcci HoteL
Dr. J. B. Lindsay,
gSURGEOX AXD DENTIST
Xi aov looted penaiaeDt
IN TENDLETON. OflTTTJA COUXTT.
trbere bis icrrices can liny be had.
S. Y. KXOX.
Attorney at JLarvvv
Westoo, CnaillU Cocstj, Orrjoa.
M T ILL PEACTTCE IX THE O0UET3 OP THIS
lY Stilt xod Waitinrtotj Zcuilcrj.
XiTSpetial attention paid to La&d HmSncM aad Col
CrtjUUS.
J. n. Tcurrx.
n. v. unzr.
Turner &
Attorneys
Bailey,
at Law,
COCXTT onDEES COUGHT AND SOLD. LOANS
ceytiied.
STOfieconlbia Street opposite the Cocrt Hoaat-U
PENDLETON, OEECOS.
3. TL Starea il be ssstxaated with us la lU eatlesial
cues In the Circclt Court In the future.
John A, Gayer,
Attorn ey at Law,
PEXDLEIOX, 0EBC6K.
rriLL PRACTICE JS ALL THE C0UBT3 Of
V Y Eastern 0.-egen. OBco with O. IT. BaSey, ep
paste tbe boteL
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W.F. KREMER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAX AND SURGEON.
Offers bis ProfcssScaxl scrriees to the people U
PENDLETON
And surmmdin; cocstrr.
OFFICE- At residence east U Cocrt Huose.
I. EVARTS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
PENOLETON, OREGON.
OFFICE-In tbe Court Uoose.
WILLIAM EWIIK,
LAWYER,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
HAINES & LAWRENCE,
Attorneys at Law,
BAKER CITY, OREGON,
mn . i.ii itiimrti In rmron and Idaho.
Particular attention paid to business la luker sod
Union counties.
Union Hotel,
TJKA.TTIXA, .... OKEOO.
DAVE HORN, PROPRIETOR. &
f PHIS H0CE IS IK THE EEST COXDITION FOR
JL tbe rtocf'Scn of cncsU. .Ctcaa bcJsacd irood table
utile aiottoutlusnouse. Tlie purcMUce at too rnhut
is sutidted. -SUrti lay U bouse foe reneietee,
Westno, Ls Oroide, Union. Itaker tf and Bate CHf.
Wilson Hotel,
.XTsaatllla, Oreosi.
k CRS. it. A. WILSOK. FORMERLY OK ORLEANS.
IJ. bas located on Front r?tnet Umatilla, where sbe
Uu opened a first-dial botaL Tbe liouio bas been re.
Btted, tbe beds are excellent, and the table win be sup
iJied wHli tbe very beet tbe market affords. TraTtUers
nlH not reprrt stoffptog- at this
H. W. Stage Co6BfBj's coaches stop here.
, T. HELMBOLD'S
COMPOUND
LUID EXTRACT
BUCHU!
P ff AHKACEUTICAL
A SPECIFIC REMEDY
For Lll
OF THE
Bladder
AND
x or Uciuiuy, lacs oi AJenwrj-, iuUi(ou-
tion to Lxcrtiea - or Knunetf. SbartxieM of
Bnatb, TouUeJ irith TbengbLs of Ditaie,
Dinmess of Vision, ftin in the Back, Cbcat,
and Ue3u Rath of Blood to the HcaJ. Pile
Cooute&a&ce, and Dry Skin.
If these symptoms ire alios eJ to ga on.
very frequently Epileptic Fits aiid Consamp- !
tien follotr. licn the oonstitntida Loeetsca
aeetcu it reqaires tbe aid of on invigorating
medktnc to strengthen and toue up the sys
tem uhich
"HELMBOLD'S BUCHU"
DOES IN EVERY CASE.-
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
IS UNEQUALED!
!
By any remedy known. It is prcMribed by
the most eminent phvsiciaa all over tbe
world, in
Rh e nmatisra,
Spermatorrhcea,
Neuralgia,
Nervouaaeie,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Aches and Pains.
General TJebility,
Sidney Dizeaxes,
Iiiver Complaint,
Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head Troubles,
Paralysis.
General HI Health
Spinal Diseases,
Sciatica,
Deafneas,
Decline,
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
Uervous Compl'ts,
Female Cemplaints, etc.
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough,
Di&zneaa. Sour Stomach. Erctrtiona. Bad
I Taste in the Mouth, Palpitation of the Heart,
rain in tbe rezioa oi the KidncTa, and a
thousand other painful symtomt, are the off-
springs of Dyspepsia.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU !
Invigorates the Stomach.
And stimulates tbe torpid Liver, Bowels,
and Kidneys to healthy action, in cleansing
the blood of all impurities; and imparting
new life and vigor to the whole system.
A single trial will be quite sufficient to I
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.
"PatienU" mar 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. HELKB0LD,
XI a J , .?-A
UnigglSt and bUemiHl,
. . .
Phuadolphia, Jfa.
CAUTION!
See that the Private Proprie
tary Stamp is on each bottle.
SOLD
msjSS-ljr
EVERYWHERE.
Kidney
RotHcliild & Bean,
Soeteewn la S. BOTHCUILD.
WOULD XESPlXTrULLYCALLTIHl ATTENTION
U the public to their Hrzttj locrcaaci stack lA
GEKERAL MEROHANDISE,
tndch the bxraued UdlitUt aSanled by their c
ua csauci intra u cser
xt tke VeiT west Bates.
Dry 6ood'
Groceries,
Hardware,
China asi Glassware,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS,
Etc., Bto.f
Ten 33 alr tale (imcre U Ubar lay
a.tk Uft tWf Ut t KlnUl la U Ua( UW
Grain and Hides
Krrf KaTti.
Cash Paid for Wool.
UTAH,
IDAHO & OREGON
STAGE CO.
Will Lcavo I'cndlcton
For Umatilla fvery
Tuesdav, Thursday,
and Saturday at 6 A.
31.; returniug fiotn
Umatilla the same
days on arrival of
boats fromTbeDallca.
Will Leave Pendleton
Daily for The Dalles
via Pilot Rock and
llcppner, at C P. 3L
WILIs ItEAYE DAILY
For Wall Walla at
7 A. M.; and for
Boise City at 2. AM.
js'ovr
ConchcH, Now toIc,
Skilled Drivers, and
able lerfonnance of
service on time are
the features of the
Company. FARES
Greatly Reduced.
Apply to
jjot jAvcrmore. Agent.
Salisbury, llailey i Co., Proprietors.
WALLA WALLA
STEAM BAKE!
ESTABUSIIED IX IX I
BHEOKT
Kiainactarrr tt Bread. Cakes, rUe,
Crackers. Mrs PiW DulUinr-
Xala Street. Wsau H
A True Gentleman.
"I beg yoer pardon," and with a smile
and a toccfa of his hat. Ham Edmond
handed to an old taas against whom he
accidentally stumbled the cane which he
bad kaocked from his band I nope I
did not hrt yon. We vreic plavir.j: too
roach!?.
"Not a bill" sid tbe old man, cheerily,
"Borj will be boys, and it's best they
should be. Yoa didn t harm me.
"I'm glad to hear it." and lifting his
I bai afi'iH, airy tmncu tu jiu uu
m3lcs with which he had been frolicking
hat again, Harry turned to join his play
I at tne tirae m ire accweBt.
"What do you raise your hat to thit
old fellow for?" asked his companion,
Charles Gray. "He's only Giles, the
huckster."
"That Hakes no difference," said Har
ry. "The question is not whether he is a
gentleman, bat whether 1 ara one.
The best natural man will cet a trifle
mad when his wife tells him that she
made ulsters for the boys out of his last
Wmtcra ear-raafs.
TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN STATES.
Yrllotr l'rtrr.
Ntw Yocr, July 11. Dispatch from
Washington announce that lha Kational
Uoard of Ileilth has Lunnl coraplrte rrtrala-
tlons rrlaUTo to Trsscls enterini; American
ports. Let none t yet looking to the tttab
luhmcot of intrr-stato qmrantiDe. liamoro
fioin the South arc rrceitrd of fever break.
lug ont in diflpent plarm. Lot at promptly
rotitraaielrd by other and Liter dupatrlteai.
Lonisville is rapidly filling tip vith refngrM
from toiuts farther south, as was Ihe rose
also lat year, Alt journals treat the nl.jrct
editorially, hoU; that tbe jlempbu cues
may spur antliontirs to greater enart to cuecc;
and rcTent tbe disease.
Drvlrnetlir Ntuttuo.
Hiscisisnto, July 11. About five o'clock
this afternoon a storm of unusaal severity
swept over Miflln. Jnniat cootity. The
rrbytmu and ilttLodist rtiurcliea vrr
unroofed and the I.uthtrau church slightly
damaged. A row of ten building on Main
street, occupied pnncipaJly as store, were
unroofed, tbe gable ends blown in and the
content badly damaged. The roof of the
public school bcildics was Llown o& and
nine other bsildings more or less damaged.
Loss estimated at C5.O0O. A lady named
Creswell. aged 70 years, was instantly killed
by the roof of tbe l'rrsbjterian church cmh
ing into her residence. At Lewiston. Midin
county, several hour were unroofed and
a&d one entirely destroyed. It is feared
great destruction of property has occurred
in other localities in Juniata and Midin
coanties.
Tlie Prtleral Army.
WtsHWSTOx, July 13 - A statemebt has
been issued by the war department, giving
tbe number of men famished for the Union
army by each State and Territory and the
District el Columbia, from April 13&1, to
tbcelofreef tbe war of the rebellion. It
shews that tbe total nnmWr ef velaateers
was 2.C7S.0C7. dutribsted as fellows:
Maine TIIliMluotirl .KV.iu
New Ilampslilre. 394KentBekr TBt.
Verroont SVvrlKanm . 3ujll
Uaaaachoaetts IK W.Teoneee. 31,t
lUxxle I .land rtaArkaDa . 2
New York. ItTMT'lHJ-ra-a . IITT1
NewJery A'JrttiScvsd
IVnnsjIvaau. 5.KTitrrsB
i jrO
l.te
I
X1K
IU
6
cjct
3l
S2l
1A
liawarr him H irmuir.
Hanrlao4 iiMtNf braka
H'm Vlrztsla. EjUSlCmor Ter.
IMsL CalBiaUa K.TJ t-aketaTcr.
Uhla . MlIN. Mexico Trr.
lodiaxia V4TJ .71 A laliama
IIHcolj .9.tnFlelda
MleMcan
Wltcoc.lo
Ulnneaols-
MUalMlpr4.
aASTezaa.
lowa.
Indian Nation-
The troops furnished by the Southern na
tien were, with tbe exception of the ef
Louisiana, nearly all white. Florida far
cishfd twe regiments of cavalry. AUbarat
one white rrgimest and Misaitsippi one bat
talien. C' Qt na 1 1 1 ec Cam In p.
WaSHtxarox. July 13.- A cmmitU ef
the Ileese ef Cpresntative upon raasrs
ef the depreaien of labor, with Ilendriek II
S ngbt as chairman, bate eumpleted ar
rangeaesU to start Tor San Franosee about
the 23d insL. They will be accompanied vj
two stenographers and expect ta tale a
Urpe amount of testimony in Calif emu and
perhaps also in Oregon ana Nevada.
TU IMcitbrrss Ncn rrr.
Mrjtmw, Julv 13. The State Board ef
Health this morning estabhihed the injee
tion of trains and passenger. Hereafter all
persons and trains lea Tins Memphis will be
required to hare certificate from tbe inspect'
ing oScer. All trains arriving and detain
ing will transfer aangrs and baggage at
a point nve miles distant from tbe city
Ko new eases have !een reported within
the past two days.
A. I. Langstag president of tbe alespbi
Howard Association, who left the city this
morning, telegraphs from Milan. Tcnnsee,
as follows: "Have viaited eTery town be
tween here and Memphis, on tbe Louisville
road, and conlerred with mayors, physicians
and prominent, citizens. All sympathize
with us, and will not quarantine against ns
unless we have an epidemic." Everything
regarding the fever remains in statue quo.
he new cases have been reported, and the
general impression is that the fever will not
spread but be confined to families where it
is now located. So chance has been reported
in the condition of Jadge Bay and his on,
both are very low and are not expected to
lire.
Ohio Crop BaenaxtHf.
Ctxcrxxm, July 12. Advices from points
in the interior and in eastern portions of
the State, indicate that the storm of last eve
ning was a very severe one. Tbe damage to
crop will bo very great. At Dcgraff a num
ber of houses were blown down and the
whole country covered with water. Crop
were leveled.
Yetlaw resrr. j
AVasantoTox. July H. Advices received
by the national board of health state that
the yellow fever excitement at Water Valley.
Mica., has abated ami that there are no new
cases.
The national board of health has issued a
circular urging clcanlin ss and scrupulous
observance of all sanitary precautions ad
nsed by physicians and health boards.
Settlement.
During the present month all oulstand-
iuz 11HU and b-'ju u. t. ixnoa wmcn nave
been called by the secretary become due and
settlement will have to be made. The
amouat of these bonds is $216,000,000.
Walked ofTWItli A Walk!!.
New Yosx, July 14. Harriman, the
Mai no pedestrian, eloped with the wife of
Geo. W. Stockhouse, steward of the St,
James Hotel, a few weeks since, and was
found at Boston last week. Mrs. Stock
house Is a sister of the proprietor of the St.
James, and became infatuated with Harri
man during tbo Gtlmore Garden match, go
ing there nightly, strewing flowers before
him, and nursing him when tbe contest
closed. She appears to havo planned th
elopement, following him to Philadelphia,
thence going to Richmond. The husband
followed and finally traced them to Medford,
north of JloHon.
I'lstillBS the did right.
The Orange celebration in Ireland oa tho
12th. passed off with only a few cases of
shooting and stoning. One death is re
ported. The authorities had taken extra
precautions because of excitempnt in conse
quence of the debate in parhamMrt on the
government' Irish university bill.
Crop Proapeeta In lb Northwest
New Yocc, July H. Tbe Herald to-day
says: Observations of the grain crop In all
counties on tho lino of tho Onion Pacific as
far west as the North riatte, reported In our
telegrams, B1to indications similar to re
potts hitherto received from sny other
parts of the country. "Wheat is in flue con
dition aad corn likely to surpass any crop
ever harvested. Taking all grain producing
rocions locether. evidcaco shows WO shall
make a crop greatly exceeding our yearly
averace.
The Bulletin's crop corrcKpcEdeBce for
the northwest is not so sanguine oa account
of UBfaTorablo weather. Itsavs: It would
aot Mraisa us sst day to hear of coae
gravo disaster to Spring wheat. The long
continued drouth has produced a poor, thin,
uneven and weedy crop of Spring wheat.
2hinch bugs and grasshoppers have been
working upon it for weeks. Timely rain
came and brought wheat to its present con
dition. Now the weather is very hot and
scald and rust are both threatened. It has
been almost impossible to follow Spring
wheat through this season so as to keep
readers thoroughly informed, the changes
have been so rapid and of such marked char
acter. The most favorable roudition to-day
is the wonderful improvement iu com pros
ect. A Canada dispatch reports Fall
wheat in Ontario considerably above the av
traee df recent ears, both in quality anil
quantity. Spring wheat is below the atcr-
as;i-. Utter npnug crops are good.
Ilax uu Reynold.
Ostatia, July It. - In compliance with an
order from tbe department of justice at
Washington, signed by Attorney-General
Devens. authorizing the removal of George
Iteynolds. the convuted Mormon bigamut,
from the Nebraska penitentiary to the Utah
Territory prison, Warden Dawson, of the
Nebraska penitentiary, to-day delivered over
the prisoner to Marshal Shaugbnessy at
Kearny, who proceeded westward with him.
Iteynolds be confined in an adobe
building containing four celts. aVowt four
mile from Salt Lake City, whero he will
have ample opportunity to ace his family
and friend at freqnent intervale. This re
moval was brought about by the effort of
Delegate Cannon, of Utah.
Iatal Ncmatilsir.
Sr. Locza. July II. W. J. Lewis. a prom
inent merchant and banker and largely in
terested in the Big Muddy cool mine in
Southern HHaeis, was evereeme by heat at
Carondelet. six mile below the city, this
morning and died in 20 minute.
Caasxsarrox. July II. Ten white and
Cte eelereil persons died frea sunstroke yes
terday. Heavy rains and a thender storm
in Ihe evening levered the temperature erer
20 degree.
Tfce Sfearsr oT I lie SmssHU.
Mcxrau. Jaly 11. -Yesterday was re
raarkable for its quietude. Serriee were
held in but few churehe aad the congrega
tions were very scaaH. The State Beard of
Health to-day s&spended quarantine against
freight. I'aueagerand CaajgsgeqfiaraBtiB
is suit being enforced.
Neox. -So sew case hate been reported.
Mrs. ToWd. residiDs; en Bradford sir!,
died this moraisg at C e'cl&el: a 1 was baried
at 3. This leave bU one person in the en
tire city. Judge Bay son. who is sick with
fever and U reported as dying. Local sta
tions along the Memphis Jc Little Beck Bail
read have notified the Mexpbi astkerities
i that if no new ease are developed before to
morrow qcaranuse would be raised jet-ieca
Memphi and Lonoke, Ark., which is 27
mile this side ef Little Rock. The weather
continue very warm.
Yellow Tever.
Mcvrst. July IS. The first train eci the
Little IUck railroad since last Friday left
this morning for Lonoke, Ark to whack
pxut quarantine has been raised. Ne new
case have been reported and the excitement
has subsided. Seae few citizens have re
turned. The city remains very qstet. Ne new
case haie been reported. In a tew days it
is anticipated that the quarantine restric
tion new la force against Memphis wiH be
removed.
NesroucJnly 15. -Judge Bay sea is
better this etening.
Nrw Otxxax. July 15. The beard ef
health to-day adepted a reselutisn rescind
ing tbe quarantine against Memphis.
rishlBs; Grenada.
New Yosx. July lSBecarding a rcnt
Berlin dispatch, relative ta the relations be
tween Boftsia and the United State concern
ing tbe Alaska fisheries, a Washington special
says . Nothing is known at the State depart
ment about any ssch negotiation. It is
probable that the American Minister at St.
Petersburg say have received from the Bu
sian go vernment some privilege for American
fishermen to land on tb) shore ef Kam-
fffitv and the scaot Okhotsk, but as that
waters of Alaska, within the jurisdiction of
the United State, abound with -very variety
of fish known to that Latitude, there 1 no
occasion for this government negotiating
with Bussia to secure additional fishing
ground c.
roar I'er Ceata In Eaxlaa.
Nrw Yosx. July 15. The sale of twelve
million new four per cents has been effected
by the First National Bank to J. S. Morgan
k Co.. of London, at a price equivalent to
about 101 New York quotations. This
dose the amount taken by the syndicate In
April.
Uaslae oT Ihe Country.
Dan. Barlow Jc Co.'s circular gives the
total failure in the United States and terri
tories for the second quarter of the prw ent
m a . AA.1 Ii.A
year as i,ui in numoer, wua ;s,um,wu
liabilities, notably lea than in any single
quarter for tbe past five year. Compared
with the second quarter of 1ST 8, there is a
decrease of COO failures and $20,000,000 in
the quarter which ended last month. The
total failure in California last quarter were
72; total liabilities, $331,000. Of this num
ber and amount San Francisco had LC fail
ure and $734,000 liabilities. The total
failures in Colorado last quarter were 14;
total liabilities $123,836: The circular says
Never before in our experience in the compu
tation of these statistics has the decreaM in
mercantile casualties been so marked; in no
period has a comparison of losses by bad
debts been so favorable as at the present
hour. In relation to growth in the volume
of business in the past six months, as com
pared with transacUona in the same period
In 1S78, returns from all clearing house in
the country, somo 22 in number, show the
total settlements or balances to be adjusted
between the various hanks, and indicate an
increase of business sll over the country ex
ceeding 0 per cent. The circular says,
A. m . a? a. a at-. a Wv
respecting Colorado; it is csumaieu w
tween $0,000,000 and SC. 000,000 havo been
invested In mining operations since the 1st
of January.
The Old JtBslar.
Gilvestos, July 1C. A News special from
Fort Davis sats; Tho Indians attacked the
Deutschcurrr ranche three miles east of hero
and killed Juan Josia, a herder's wife, and
drove off sixteen horses. A party of citizens
and a detachment of troops are in pursuit.
Ramsey Far the, War Bfflcr.
New Yosx, July 1C Ex-Senator Bamsey,
for secretary of war, is said to havo the ap
proval of Gen. Sherman and other officers of
the army. It is not claimed that ho knows
ant thing about military afiairs, bnt it is
stated that "he is peculiarly fit on account
of long residence in the frontier States, large
nnfiiln etnerienco and pleasant persoaal rela
tions with members of Congress, heads of,de-
partaaent aad army otucers.
Coal Xlae oa Fire.
CiarriALU, Pa., July 1C The Tela of
coal at Prevost's colliery is still burning
flercelr. The mine is being flooded, but
with "poor prospects of overcoming tho
samcs, which now endanger the working of
the Continent and Uaseldell xalaes, which
are only divided fron tho b ruing ve.s by n
nillar'ot coal 30 feet thick. Several Talaa-
able pumping engines have been destroyed,
together with several building. The lot
is estimated this morning at $200,000. Tbe
breaker already destroyed was insured with
Provost d: Herring, of Philadelphia, lut in
what amount it is not known. Just before
the fire commenced a car load of miner
who weru descending into the pit had a nar
row escape from destruction, receiving a
timely warning from two boy who escaped
from tho name.
I'leklr rorlnnr.
John D. Float, well rememWred by old
Californians a being Ihe son of Commodore
Sloat. who captured California port and
railed tbe American llag in 1SIG, applied at
the station house for shelter a few night
since, having wandered around the city all
day. It believed that he i deranged. Hi
friend have taken him in charge. He has
been a lawyer and notary here many year.
C'oliir Wrsl.
Dispatches from various points In the
East and South represent Ihe heat to-day to
have been oppressive.
In Virginia the crops are suffering for tbe
want el rain.
Thermometer in the shade today register
162 degree.
Tbe Xartttrru I'ae-iSe Itailraad-
It is stated by tbe Northern Pacific Bail
road Co. that Ibe rapid development of
Washington Territory and the demand for
railroad facilities have determined them to
eorsssenee the construction of the road from
the Colombia river eastwsrd to Pend'Oreille
lake, a dUtance of 200 mile. They accord
ingly issued a circular calling for an ad
ditional $2,060,000. The subscriptions
closed yesterday, the entire amount having
been taken by stockhelder. The censtrse
tien wiH begin as soon as the line can be lo
cated. Ten thousand tons of steel rails were
perrbasd to-day for this road.
Cadet llart-e Kspellml.
WaiKiaorojr. July 17, The secretary ef
war. span reeemmesdatien of Gen. Scho
field. commanding at West Point, -has dis
missed six cadet for hiring.
BatlnrM Inrruln:.
Nrw Yosx. July 1C- This h-s been
another proeperocs week for Imaisess.
Clearing Isonse exchange for the week show
the Mlawiasr gains and losses over the cor
refpoadiag week ef last year: L Bal
tMsore. 3 j per cent.: New OrUans. I3.G;
Prevtdese. 13.1. AH ether cities Late
gained a fotews: New York, t p-r ejnL;
Boston. I.S. Philadelphia. 5.7; Chicago.
31.1; Cincinnati. 12.4; Sr. Lost. S.C. San
Francisco. Si.4; LouitviMe. 45.2; MUwaa
ice. 3.2; Prttshars. IS; Cleveland. 7.1; In
dtaupoii. 12.C; New Haven, 2.0; Syracuse.
13.2, Lowell, 20.2. The grand total of ex
change foots npl $4000.00? this weet,
against $&3l,OCO,O03 for tbe same time in
1575.
Iotal Raslae-aa.
Acsmnarisoaltwecntheissaesof stamp.
stamped envelop aad postal cards for ls73
and IS79 shews the total value of this year's
iwnes is $23,533,050. an incrtase of $971.
SI6 ever the rales ef those of last year.
The increase in the number of cnUnary post
age stamps isssed is only four per cent, as
compared with the increase ef 1S77 66 per
cent, for 1S7S over IS77. This comparative
famng S is doe to the effect of the new
law for coapessatien of poftaatifrs, which,
having far its basi the number of stamps
cancelled instead of the number sold, has
pat a step to specalative parch t w. There
is a decxeaM in the value and cumber of
newspaper and periodical stamp and
stamped envelopes and wrappers. There
were 22I.S07.CO0 postal card issced an in
crease of more than 10 per cent. T.X in
crease in the value of sales to the public be
tween the two years is $1,003,233.
Sescrc Stares la MaaaetiBstt.
Bostbx, July 16 One of the severest tem
pest ever experienced here swept over the
city this afternoon. The duration of its
violence was about 25 minute, and ia that
period great damage was done, life and prop
erty, lleports from various points down the
harbor contain accounts oi serious damage
and distressing aeode&t. Many small
yachts and other beats were capsized. The
most serious accident yet reported is that of
. -a sasr . r t
a email schooner, me aiyrue. oi i-iiar.es-tewn,
having oa board six persons, four
women, a man and a hoy. The schooner
was ca paired off Bird Island, and alie3cpt
ing the m". who clung to the topmast, were
drowned. The storm swept tho Interior of
the State, and many lives were lost and much
property destroyed.
BosTtur, July 17. The storm yesterday
was very severe at all points. The loss of
life is greater than at first supposed, mainly
caused by the capsizing of boat. A yacht
capsized off Nantasket beach and four per
sons were drowned, une man. two women
and two children were loat off Governor's
Island. Three bodies were picked up on the
beach- The rainfall was very heavy in some
place and some hail stones measured seven
inches ia drcumftrenoe. Lightning caused
the loss of a few lives.
Yellow reve-r oa Ship-board.
PnruDtxarm, Jaly 17. The brig Shasta
of New York trcm Port au Pair, St, Domingo,
bound to Chester, Penn., arrived ia great
distress. 12 miles below this city this morn
ing. Of nine men oa board, seven were
down with yellow fever. Four deaths oc
curred, the captain being among the cum
ber. rieudUU en Irate.
Itaxnoc Julv 17. A wosnas was found
yesterday afternoon in an unoccupied mill at
upper Stillwater, gagged, oounu anu uoroa
scious. She ptoved to bo Mrs. Adelaide
Sherman, a domestic in the family of Arthur
Sawyer. Sbe left home night before last,
and is supposed to have taken refuge in the
mill during a heavy ahower when she was
surprised by tramps, gagged and outraged.
She was nearly dead when found, and is not
yet restored to consciousness, ureai ciciic-
ment prevails.
Yellow l'ever la Mem phi.
Mxatrnrs, July 17. Five new cases of yel
low fever were reported to the board of health
this morning. The cases consist ot members
of two families named Hester residing under
one roof, at No. 84 and SC Clay street, in
the southern portion ot tho city.
State at Vlrslala WreeUed.
Ilaurax, July 16, The steamer Stato ot
Virginia from New York for Glasgow, went
ashore at Sable Island at 7:15 P. M. Satur
day. Three women and five children wtro
lost in the surf while trading. Tho vessel
had 74 psaseagers. 101 head ot cattle and a
general cargo. Sixty head of cattle were
saved.
FOREIGN SEWS.
Review at Part.
Paeci. Julv 13. Tho annual grand mili
tary review was held to-day try President
Grevy. Many notables and an immense
crowd of spectators were present, and the
review was a great success.
vr wlui.i.r pmsssmI far Italy.
Bomk, July 13.- -Signer Cairoli has sub
zaitUl the following list ot ministers to the
Vint?; Cairoli. nresJdeat of the council aad
minister of fcreiga aaaira; Will, interior;
Grimaldi. & lance: Baccanai, works; ere,
iasUcci Perez. Instruction. A tetuporary
arraaecaient will be made rcl&Hva to the
bub lories of war and nvsrwe.
Tbe fiead I'rlacc-A Xotaera Grief.
Loswnr, July 13. When the coffin was
opened yesterday the features of th Prince
were much disfigured, but were recognizable
by the teeth.
It is stated that the ex-Empress did not
visit tbe coffin until three this morning.
She remainsd ot cr it in an agony of grief
until seven, when she fell asleep and was re
moved to her chamber.
The 1'aoeral.
230 P. M. The funeral of the Prince Im
perial took place, jn accordance with ar
rangement already published. In addition
to notable persons btrctofoie mentioned,
the Bassian, German and Danish ambassa
dor to England were present. A body of
Paris workmen viewed the coffin previous to
the funeral. It is estimated that varices
sympathizers brought bouquet aad wreath
sufficient to fill two van.
4 P. M. The funeral cortege commenced
moving at five minute before 11. Tho pall
bearer, all prince, were ia uniform. An
immense wreath, bestowed by Queen Victoria,
wa carried on the eofSn. but was tnviaille
because of the rus of fiowers. Prince Je
rome Bonaparte and sons followed next after
the coffin. The British ministry wa repre
sented by Frederick Stanley and Michael
Hicks Beach. Tbe procession was about
three; quarters of a mile lung, and the rrar
was brought up by the second military band
There were present deputations ot French
military students and workmen from Pari,
Lille. Tnrccing and other centers of French
industry.
BbmU's InleatiasL.
It i slated that Eassia, through the for
eign oSc, denied any intention of a march
upon Mero by General LazareSs expedition.
Raasssa aad Clsiaa.
Sr. Vettxszckg. July 13. Advices frora
Orenburg, Jnr 2Stb. confirm reports of
preparation risVing by the Chinese to
march go Kcldja. ill treatment of Esscun
merebaats en the frontier continues.
Keaaiapllon mC Haallllllcs-
Tnx HaacK, July 12. Operations against
1 the Atchinese have bees ressated. Tne
1 Dutch troop, after several assaults, have
captnreU lour Atehisese strongholds. Tbe
enemy' loo is heavy.
Praleetlve Tar IS AdopU-J,
Brxxxx, July 12. The rtichtfig CsaBy
voted a protective cas'oms tariff to-day; 217
against 1 17. Bismarck then read a decree
closing the season.
A Kolaier" Sassd.
Pxxs,July 13. Marshal CaaroUrt has
come to England, despite official ref asal of
!ave of absence.
A BanssaJa Bratr.
Losnoy. July IX A dispatch to the
Time from Calcutta, dated yesterday, re
ports that the King ef Burnish has massa
creed twelve perscr.s.
Beatfa m the Bert.
A dial itch to the Dally New from Alex
andria reports the Egyptian steamer Satsa
noot lost at sea. She was retsrnisg from
Masritius. Twenty-three natives and
twenty-three Esropeass perished.
CacLaad fiaasteo.
CoxsraxTrjoixi, July 15. The Porte his
rejected the proposal ot the British ambassa
dor that Ffflsrid act as intermediary with
the power iathe settlisestef the Greuk
frontier question.
The Bariea CajsaL.
Eocxx. July 15. De Lesseps has declared
that the tVindihip between France and the
United States would facilitate the censtrac
tien of the Darien cirsl. He beSered that
the canal would be completed in fire cr six
years, leas is less teas bis lorser esti
mate el tne time necessary lor the eonstrue
lion of the work. It is considered by seme
that De Lesseps would have taken a more
prudent cocrse. if. instead of asking a sub
scripti&n of 400,000,000 francs for the canal,
he had formed a small preparatory company
to Leroy Beasboa points out that it is not
certain that the Nicaragua route has cot ad
vantages that may hereafter lead to the cre
ation of a second can si, which would deprive
De Liesseps canal ot the trade of the two
coasts of the United States, oa which it re
lics for its chief profits.
Tne Rnalt or TariH Aaaptiaa,
Brxxxs. July 14. Seventeen nitintisl
Liberals who seceded from tho party coasS
tsted a section headed by the historicta
Freitachk. Their secession was doe to a
vote of censare passed upon, them by a ma
jority ot the party for mpporting Bisscarck's
view oa the tariff. The closing debate oa
the tariff will be memorable for the protests
of Delbruck fad Lasker, who prophesied
discontent and coniusioa as the result ef the
tariff.
France aad Atrlea
Paxxs, July 15. The 'budget committee
of the ehaaaber cf deputies, and the sena
torial committee, have pronounced la favor
of France taking an active part in opeuiitg
up Central Africa, A commission to na
me the project oi uniting Algeria aad sene
ga! to Soudan by railway has been appointed.
It includes ITeLesseps, vsnous senators arid
deputies and a number cf engineers.
The Bead Prtaee.
Lemur. July 15. After a statue of the
late Prince Imperial has been placed in
Westminister Abbey, and some other me
morial erected with the fuads contributed by
the British army, it has been resolved to de
vote the surplus of the funds to tke estab
lishment of a benevolent insulation in cob-
xcemorstlon ot the prince. Itb computed
t the army fund alone wilt araouat to
X50.000.
Tne Orleans i asaiiy.
It is intimated that the meeting of Ssesa-
bers ot the Orleans family at Geneva, aa
nounced tobe held next Saturday, is intended
to discuss the course to be taxes by thea ia
view ot the improvement at their prospects
ia consequence cf the split likely to occur
among Boaapartista because of tke anno po
larity of Prince Jerome Bosaparte.
natsraUan ta Assseriea.
Loxdox, July 16. In consequence 9 de
pression in Lancashire large auabera cf
operatives are emigrating to America,
Cholera and Blphlherla.
A Berlin dispatch says that cholera has
made its appearance in Smolensk and is epi
demic Diphtheria coutiaaes its ravages in
Bessarabia, whero a lescript of the Geveraor
is published, ordering universal fumigstion
of the dwellings and clothing ot the peas
antry. Bally For Va.
Losdox, July 16. At S00 yards range at
Wimbledon, yesterday, Frank Hyde, an
American lieutenant, CoLFeston and anoth
er, made each-consecutive bull's cytsi, the
highest possible in the contest for tie ar
morer's prize. In shooting off tie each made
three bull's eyes. In pool shooting, Morse,
an American, made almost aa unbroken Hue
of bull's eyes.
Kalsiax a Wreck.
Tbo contractors who have underrate to
raise the German ironclad. Grosser Xerterx,
have placed 87 pontoons inside ot the fsnael
and a shield over the breach. An attetnf
will bo made to raise tho wreck oa the 2Uh
in!.
Gue&i Waiter, bring wie anotker disk
of peas aad a mtaUjiaf glass.