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TUBUSIIED
EVERY NATVRDAV MORNING.
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J. IL TURXTR. ' O. XI. BULL.
TJJKNER & BULL.
OflN, Xala St., epp. the CoHrt House.
Ratrii of SHbkrrlptloH la Cola:
On Year, In virtue.
Six Jlouth ,,
Three ilontha.
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10
EAST OKEGOMAN
Job Office,
PENDLETON, : : : OREGON.
BOSK AND JOB rlXTI.
Oflevery description, ueaily-nd promptly exe
cuted al reasonable rate.
HpTK Smile iiut t T Urtkt, m-
and nUit, wiU lahucrUxl ifcout nj rt.iu-,)
-Oil CO 1 bo dTu) for o Jw- to thru- kavU
SterU eoplai of the East Ot imvus, hi nj-n. -of
miTTtrj. cu i bi obtahMl at l-- .
".ITs imiiiih bo rtJpar-ibBrtjr for rim aimul bj
w iMWjwmilf'iiti
W.F.KREMER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OSer IiU Prufasak il ten tec to tbe f
PENDLETON
Axil rarroaUnr ooantrr-
OFFICE- Al relMioe east of CVxirt Hixuc
i.T.nuux
OglesDy & Williamson,
PHYSICiANS AND SURGEONS,
T rettea, Oregon,
TTTIXL ATTEND ALL CALLS. DAT OR NIGHT.
1 1 wita pr iptocaa. O ce aa Hals Street, cjc
E. P. Eatjan, JL D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
yxx. lTIL COCSTT, OKECOK. Of
I. M. Preett, M. D.,
PHTSICIAN A2D SUBGEON,
rEXDIT05, OEZG05,
9Be at Reside ea.
W. WhltcBH, M. D.,
PI1TSICIAN AND SURGEON,
rrsDixTox, ocgqx.
fTjriLL ATTEST) ALL CALLS. DAT OR XKJIH
IT pro ptc n. AS tea treated br U
t -lest tad very bet malts X or the c -rt at Ibe prtH
v
W. C. McKay, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SFEGE0
PEXDLETOX, UMATILLA COrSTT. OIIBO"
O&se oppotLle Ike IVmrrtnci Ilottl
Dr. J. B. Lindsay,
lSUKGEOX AXD DIITISl
U now fcoV aJ per iTier 1 j
CI rESDLETOK. rWATTT.TA COUSTT,
Where lerrlocs on ! ij 1 b L
irswrsory a SiooclAlty.
S. T. 150X.
.-ttoraey at Law,
Wartoc, Cm Ui Coc 7, Ojev .
llflU. rEACTJCE IX TOE COCETS OF Til IS
IT SUa 1 WaanctmTrrltorr.
ZTSpi al attention pud 10 I ad limlnr a I Csl
tetfc a. .
L. EVARTS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
PENDLETON', OEECON.
OFFICE la the Ooort Hock.
WILLIAM EWWC,
LAWYER,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
HAINES & LAWRENCE,
Attorneys at Law,
" RAKER CITY, OEECON.
WEI practice at law in all eourU In Oreoo -ml Idaho.
Par lar atatation paid to boiiaeai in Bake r and
Onion counties.
. V. ttl ITT,
Vrr ruU.
TwrHer & Bailey,
Attorneys at Law,
COUSTT OEDEES BOUGHT AND SOLD. LOANS
e9 Ucd.
rr03 on 1 in Street crpcte tie Court e.K
PENDLETON, OEECOS.
i. IL f ixnx iM lie aa odalcd Jth Bf la all egstated
uta in Uie Circuit Court in the fctcra,
John A. Guyer,
Attorney at Law,
PENDLETON. OEEGOK.
W1
rnx pKAcncE in all- the courts oj
Tjjtcm O.-esroQ. CeewKha.Vr.BaeT.ep
tneuthehsleL
Union Hotel,
O-ATXMiA,
ORM1IIX.
JtATE HORN, PBOPUIETOR.
Tins iioite is in ran test coximos for
Ute roq(ntf swta. CKn Ik1iI c-wd tilil
I tlic inio lhi Iwiuae. Tlie jnironajoof the noUie
If ulicitd. r4-;cIaaYe the Ikxmc fur Penolcloii,
Weatno. La UrM.dc. I'u-i. Itoker nir d Boiw CH7.
Wilson Hotel,
Umatilla, Oregon.
"TR3. II. A. WILSON, POUMEULY OF ORLEANS,
Jj , bai located on Front Strvet Umatilla, where ftbe
hat opeoid a fintUa bottL The boaae liaa Ixcn re.
fitUd, the beda are excellent, and the table will be rcp
pUed with the very beet the market afford- Trtvrllm
wBl not regret stoppi jjj at thli place.
H IV SUje Copani coacbci rtop here.
VOL. 4.
H. T. HELMBOLD'E
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU!
PHABMACEUTICAL
A SPEOLTIG EEMEDI
0-C .11
OF THE
AND
Fer DeLDitT, Los of Memorv, Iaiiaai.
tion to Eifertion or Businccs, SWrtai of
Broath, Tonbled -with ThacgaU el Duasue,
Dimness of Xuion, I'ain in the Eack. Cheat.
and Head, Ruah of Blooi 1 the Head. !
Counteaaaoc, and Dry Skk 1 .
If these Tmpterai are allawed to co en.
very frequently Kjuleptie Fiti aad CociBrap-
uon follew. When thceenrtitctioa becomes
aflected it reqaire U10 hl olxa inviseratinc
tnedidse to ttrea gthoa and tone op the rr-
tem wtuch
"HELHBOLD'S BUCHU"
DOES IN EVERY CASE.
HELHBOLD'S BUCHU !
IS UNEQUALED !
By any remedy btnrn. It ii preribcd by
the most ea unent iri ioi all ever the
trorlJ, in
Hhenrnatfrm,
Spermatorrncea,
ITeuralgia,
-Tervoruraesc,
Dyspepda,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Aches and Pains,
General Debility,
Kidney Ijiieases,
Liver Complaint,
ITervous Debility,
Epilepsy.
Head Troubles,
Paralysis,
General 111 He alt-
Spinal Dlsoases,
Sciatica,
Deafkese,
Decline,
-jtunb-go,
Catarrh,
Nervous Compl'ts,
Female Complaints, etc.
Headache, Tain in the Shoulder, Cocgh,
Dneaa, Sottr Stomach, Eruptions, Bad
Taste in the Month, Palpitation of the Heart,
Pain in the region of the Kidneys, and a
thotu nd other painful symtome, are the off
spring of Dyrpepa.
HELHBOLD'S BUCHU !
Invigorates the Stomach.
And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bo els,
and Kidneys to healthy action, in clc osisg
the blood of all impurities, and imparting
sew life and vigor to tba whole system.
A single trial will be quite sufficient to
convince the most hesitating of its valuable
remedial qualities.
PRICE, tl Per BOTTLE
Or Six Bottles for $5.
Delivered to any address free from observa
tion. "Fa-enta" may consult by letter, receiv
ing tiie tame attention as by calling.
Competent Physicians atUud 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 EVERYWHERE,
tea ftS-lj
PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER C. 1879.
Rothol-ildl & Bean,
8acoMrt to a KOTHCHILD,
WOULD KCH'ECTTTJIXT CAIiTOT: ATTFJTnON
c! polc to hsjOj 15mjc ixt of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
At the Yery Lowest Rates.
ITaelr Sleek trill resilst as keretefbre e
Dry Groods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
China and Glassware,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
StC, StOy
few ra 1 rasaaore e- w Wn
SS aM. -j nxj U mtn4i ta UwUttii Unr
and Hides
iash Paid for Wool.
UTAH,
IDAHO & OREGON
STAGE CO.
Will Lcavo Pondloton
For Umatilla every
Tnesdaj, Thursday,
nd Saturday at C A.
J I.; returning fiom
UmaUlla the tame
days on arrival of
boats fromTbc Dalles.
Will Lcovo Pendleton
Daily for TbeBalles
via Pilot Rock and
Hcppner, at C P. if.
WIT.L ZEAV DAILY
For Walla Walla at
7 A. IL; and for
Boise City at 2. A3L
New Coactien, Pf ov Htoclc,
Skilled Drivers, and
able performance of
service on time are
the features of the
Company. FARES
Greatly Rodnccd.
Apply'to
Lot Jjlvermore, Agent,
Salisbury, Hailey k Co., Proprietors.
WALLA WALLA
STEAM BAKEH
ESTABLISHED IN IfAl
O. BKZiOHT
Kaimfvrtcrtr U Bread. CaVcs, tic, -CracLm.
Flra Trc UaiUin;.
Xala Street, Mulln
Fiat JugUtia, Ruat Jurymen.
"GenUemcn," said a Kentucky J udgo
tolejuryinamurderca.se, "have you
agreed upon a verdict V
"Wo have," made answer tho fore
man. At this moment twelve men in the
audience rose, pulled out their shooting
irons, and covered each man in the lox.
There was an orainoua silence in the
court, broken at length by the voice of
the Judgo from behind tho desk where
he had dropped :
"Gentlemen, the dignity of tho law
must be respected. Tlio first great princi
ples of justice and jurisprudence must
and shall be maintained at all hazaxds.
Do you find tho prisoner at the bar guilty
ornotguilyF
Tho foreman looked at his fellow
jurors. They glanced nervously at him.
Theru was a hurried constitution that
lasted less than half a minute, and then
the foreman spoke up like a littlo man :
"Not guilty, your Honor."
And thus did they cmpharizo tho
fundamental principle of jury pmdence.
Puck.
TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN STATES.
Terrible Tragedy.
Ciiiruoo, Aug. 21. On Thnwday night,
Fred. Ktrater, a German farmer living near
BacUey. Iroquois county, shot his wits with
a gun, the charge carrying away Ltr lower
jaw. lie completed the murder with an axe
as tho attempted to escape from him through
a door. Xo cause known. Krnter escaped.
The Etrr rallbliil I.lr.
Xrw Yotx, Aug. 24. A meeting of
Cubans was held to-day in Liberty Hall to
take steps toward extending aid to the revo
lutionary committee of Cuba, meetings to
be held several times taeh weeV, and socie
ties to be organized to aid the revolutionary
moTctaent.
Am York Wurklnsmeu.
A meeting of the national worhiogaieB's
party was held to-dsj in Hamilton park,
band Conroy, President. After saittg
about the wrong of labor, he denounced
the shooting of Kalloch in San Frandaee as
loul attntmauon, anil predicted that it
would arosse the workingmen. who would
look upon him as a martyr. He said that it
was the first life offered up to free white
slaves, and in four years they weald be free.
A committee to arrange for a great
meeting to denounce the a t tsin was ap
pelated, esoluties were adopted setting
forth that the werkingata's party looks oa
the shooting as the work of a cowardly
assassin hired by camtaluU, and in the in
tercets of capital. That it is a determ Jna
tien on the part of capilalhts to bring aboat
a revelation, acd demsding the instant trial
( the asuwin fvr Lis high-haa nl oatrase.
The rtsolulie-j visdupas follows: "Vfe
warn all men oppoted to free rjxrecL. free
atstcc den. free LaJtuUat tfeetMa, aatTen 1
saffrage, reBgte i liberty and ettaal riahU
fer all, to desist in their opposition, sad if
net, we reatrai the Deel ratios of lade
petidesce a J pledge ear lives, Mr htor
and oar fortune, to exterasinate all tyraaU
from ear land."
Ur:r Credlla.
W-sarswrox, Aug. 25. Unsettled aeeomts
f banks en lcriftioB ta the t per cb
lean, arronat to ?"rJ.500.CO0. Tbu ajHoaat
is due frea the First Xatioaa! Baak of
Kw York aad lhi Bask of Coot ate re of
the same city.
KntJCrrT, Asg. 5. -James DoUwas
and Mtehael Bar f, fanners and ceighlor.
Hvtng six miles west of here In Kaasat. had
a desperate and fatal eneesnUr Friday eves
ing. in -mhieh both were killed . It seests
that Debbt s oved Bsrss. aa d while pa an
Hem" place vaa dan ed o-essirely for it
by Bar s, ths lalUr having a revolver in Lis
hand. DobUns said: Yo- Lave the drop
en me cow, but if joall -att tUl I cose
bade I'll be ready U meet yon." Dobbins
then drove boar, pot two revolvers, and
west back to Dura s" eu, and aa ding hta
sitting on the door step, opened fire on Lisa.
Bcrss weal into the Loose, get Lis revolrer,
and rushed oa DeUans. Several shots were
exchanged ia very close quarters. DobUas
reestted two Ualls l reagb tbe chest and ose
th recjth the head, while Bcrss was shot is
the abdastn. the ball paaaisg dear throah
Lis body, and in the lirhi arm. DeUa i
died befere he could be takes bosn-, aad
urns died early the seat orsu g.
rir riesd.
Sr. Lacrs. Aug 25. A re at Txix.tr
City, Illisoi-, early yesterday morr,ir.g. de
stroyed twenty-four buildings and burned
oat twe ty-tro finaav . The sis part of the
business portion of the citv Is is ruinx.
The firs is supposed to have bees iscendi ry.
The total loss is about $100, 000, i rered fer
500,000.
Railroad Strike.
Cbxcigo, Aug. 2& All tbe frtlgtt
Laadkrs and trackmen of the Lake Share
HaHroid is this city, sumberisg about 300,
struck to-day, the grievance being over
worked and poor pay.
Raak Hackery.
Coxxvars, O., Aug. SC. A nan sn'crcd
S. S. IUckley's bank at 12 o'clock to-day
and entered into conversation with the pro
pristor, who was the only persos is the
bank, concerning negotiations for same
bonds. While tho two stn were tics en
gaged a "pal" of the stranger's cat ced en
trance to the bank by a rear window and
earned off $5,000 currency and $13,000 in
registered bends. Tbe theft was sot discov
ered until some time afterward.
Gld Prloat reai flarnnL
KiciDCoro, Aug. 25. R. HYhitlock' to
bacco manufactory, on Eighteenth and Carey
streets, was burned to-day, together with
the large brick tobaece factory of Tcrpin A
Bro and as adjoining box factory on East
row. Frame houses on the south side of
Carsy street suffered some, also the brick to
bacco factory of Jacksos. T orpin k. Com
pany, on Eighteenth street, west of the box
factory. The building of Turpin A Bro.,
destroyed, was the well known "Castle
Thunder" ot the war and used as a prison
for federal and confederate prisoae rs. The
total loss is estimated at $100,000 ; insur
ance, 51,000.
Grant and the Darlea Canal.
Nrw Yotx. Aug. 26. The test ejf Am
c ten's statement regarding Grant's accept
ance of the presidency of the, canal company
is as follows. "Since the early part of 1SGC,
Grant has taken special interest in bringing
about the neccessary surveys, and satisfying
himself as to the results obtained, and as to
the sufficiency of our information is relation
to all routes supposed to be practical. Ho
has full and minute knowledge of the ad
vaatages and of the difficulties attending the
construction of thecanaL All I have said
relative to the Paris Congress and tho con
struction of a ship canal has been presented
to Grant; and also the difficulty now exist
ing growing out of the action of tho Paris
Congress in considering the question other
wise than as an economic one, and h has
been requested to aid and participate In the
construction of a ship canal via Nicaragua,
and asked to say whether if united by the
board of directors of a responsible inter
oceanic ship company having proper conces
sions, he would strvo as president et the
company. I will consent to these requests.
On tbe 17th of ths present month a telrgram
was received from him to that effect. Tho
Kicaraguan people and their government
have been dalv informed of this.
A r re ana et renalona.
W-MnxoTOX, Aug. 20. At a cabinet meet
ing to-day the attorney-general read nts
opinion to tho effect that arrears of pensions
under the late war went to the inmates of
homes for disabled volunteer soldiers, and
not to the homed as claimed by their man
agers. To Be Reinstated,
Web!Otox, Ask- 27. The Secretary ot
War has received the proceedings and find
ings of the court martial of July 10, 1SG1,
bywhlch Surgeon General Hammond was
dusaissad from tho service, aad reccommends
that the findings sad scalesce bo annulled
acd set aside, and that in accoraaaco with
ths authority conferred by an act ot March
18, 1878. tho namo of Hammond bo placed
on the retired list ot the army as Surgeon
Geaersl, without back, rrcseat or future
pay,
The
y. or allowance of any kind whatever.
e recommendation ot the Seortt rr of
War has been approved by the President.
The Arreara Decision.
Tho decision of the Attorney General,
relative to arreu-s ot pensions, affects about
15,000 soldiers in different homes. The
amount involved is about $1,500,000.
Clearing- House Jitateaaent.
Krw Yotx. Aug. 27. Clearing house ex
changes for the week ending August 23d, ac
cording to the Public, are smaller outside of
Xew Yotk than those of any other fall week
far the fosr months. Still there is a large
Increase ia comparison with the corrtsposd
ing week of last year, though not so large as
has bets observrd in several recent weeks.
Exehsnae at alt efties, Xew York included,
fall short ot mere than one hundred tailltons
of the high water mark of May, bat are
nevertheless larger by 3.62 pir cent. tKyt
those of the cones pending week of I it yean
a portion ef the gain here being dae, aa.
usual, to a greater acttnty in speculation.
Outside of this dty, the most notable fea
ture is the usprscedested gain ot S5 per
cent, at Boston, exchanges there being the
largest reported in asyweek thus far this
year, excepting is ose week of April. The
increase at Philadelphia is also very large. 1
wa tne oictr nasd, any decrease at Unleago I
see u extraordinary and leases at Sas Fran-
ciaeo. Milwaukte and New Or lea a . trxmeh '
dembOes dee to u causes, are especially ,
' , "
b is compansos w.th eorrepeiiag
r,i, vL! v . . i, .
5 11. rJ
-5; Philadelphia. 32; bu Lms. Cxa-
T , '';, lV' Pi
2S.2; Pravidesee. l.; Iadtaaapis. S C.
aevetaad. 3; New Havea. I-sa-eK.
iii
LSe.
Chicago, 2.2; Has Fraaesses,
31.9; Bakiasere. 0.2. Mtiwaakte. 31.S; New
Orteu-a. ti l, Syracuse. 11.9.
Crap Krorl.
Chic o. Aug. 27. The Co irxrctal
I tell tin of this ctty pablwhts advises fres j
3r3 eouaaties is the astddie west, regardiag
Spriag wheat. The taereasc is acreage is
12 M per eeaL The average yield per acre
is 12 92 bushels against 11 42 beshels last
Jear. The aggregate yield is pU eed at 137.
blt.16 bashets agaiast lS,741,37l bwsheis
last year. The qaala ty is generally reported
to be better than last year.
Mttlur Ball U be Fired Oat.
Nrw Yoxx, As 25. A Herald's speetal
from Winnipeg. Man itobt, yester iy, says
that the ti tioa in the Canad , north
west is grave, and daily tecs ing taore
entieal and eas plicated. The Creeks, a
powerfal tribe, who Lave repeatedly pro
tested agatBst Sitting Bel's Lssti? buffalo
os their ground, aad have been pacified with !
.T!r-iri iVit vaqLI h.lrra f a It.
United State, are restive under the rapid ex- ; eat ytr w! be aa bad or worse for fan ers
tinctien ef game, and 2.0CO warriors under ' than its immediate predecessors. In more
Great Bear assume a threatening attitsde. ' shelterd districts some pieces of wheat s 1
The Amerieaa Lave slaughtered j barley are ready to be cut, bat this is sot at
ax!v all the beffa lo aoath of Battle river. : all general. Is SeoUasd fansers, darirrga
and the buffalo Lave d south or ta the j recent short spell et fine weather, secured a
Emits of Ath-bosea dsstriet. The destita- good deal ot Lay. which Is set sa xnsch in
tien et the far.sdnn In.lis is extreme. jared as was feared. Cereal crops in the
Maay cases at caseibaHsa Lave been re- j north are sU sruite green, and sites of the
ported, and one or two Hsda Bay posts , grass t os up As may never npn at aS.
have been plundered by starring savage. October rather than Septeaber will praba
Lieat. Gev. Laird, whose seat of govern- blv Le the Lartat s-oath in Scotland. Tsr
mest is Battl cferd, ba. seat Lis family lata nips there are ueprovia-g, aad potatoes are
Wia ipeg. acd Lu peitta is very cntieaL 1 geaeraHy free from divease; but the yield
Three weeks ago the Chut Indian Ceeuis- will be Late and deficient. The relapse of
siaaer esdeaTored to arrange natters "with
Great Bear, whs consented to keep quit Us
ui the geven acnt had finally doded the
course to be pursued. Stttis g BsHs band
was removed to ivorth of Wood Meustaia.
but isolated cot iirts were going en between
thesx and the Canadian Creeks and Saateux.
A dirpaLrh arrived from Fort Walsh Tues-
day, saying that they aatidpated very serf- t snade taillcrs to buy except in retail, in the
us trouble. Col. Osborne Smith, in eom- t face ot supply coa aderably exceeding 300,
xnand of the Canmdiin forces, left fer the I 000 quarters in three weeks on the ere of
scene cf troubles Friday. The police ferce !
numbers only 550 men, and the Dos nu lien
govern mentis hastily orgirnrrrg six com
panies of mounted infantry. No particu
lars Lavo been received ot what Lu hap
pened, but the sr-taje from Fort Walsh
was xaost urgent. There are three compa
nies ot infantry, one troop ot cavalry and a
field battery here all volunteers. The Do
minion forces were disbanded a year ago.
This account represents Sitting Ball's fol
lowing to be 8.1XX) men, women aad chil
dren probably too high aa estimate.
VrrlU r the Beep.
Bovrox, Aug. 23 .The schooner Stephen
Bennett, frets this port for Baltimore, cap
sized. Captain Bennett and crew, five per
son, and three pa&esgers are supposed to
be lest.
ltowlaxr Kaee.
D-tkt, Aug. 23. The fecr-ca red race
in the "open to all" regatta, which the urn
t.- i'. t .v.vi i i
r iVr.iZr:.:"'.
Vfc Va.VViaiS VI IUU IDHUtia Vt ktaS UiaWMat-
camettes by the Wyandotto crew, was pulled
Michigans participating. The Excelsior '
four, first over the line in yesterday's trial,
refused to pull, claiming that the umpire's
decision was unjust. The race was won
easily by the Shoewacaemettes ia 6, dis
tance one milo and a half, with the current,
War In Calm.
IliTAXi, Aug. 23. Two bands ot insur
gents Lave nuule their appearance, one in
the Holquin district and the other in the
district ot Santiago de Cuba. The band at
the former place is about 100 strong, and the
strength ot that at the other place is not
known. They are not Leaded by chiefs of
any importance. Captain General Blanco
Las taken energetic measures to put down
the insurrection, and all availablo troops are
pursuing the Insurgents.
Yellow Trvrr
M curat, Aug. 21. A great number 'of
thieves infest tt city. To-daj's dtvrlup
ments indicate an inercaso in crime and a
tendency to more boldness than ever known
before. Depredations have become so nu
merous and daring as to awaken coaai ders
bio alarm. Anonymous letters have been
sent to the newspapers conUiaa threats
against citizens snd the city government of
ficers if certain conditiou are not complied
with. One sent to tho Appeal last night,
signed "Many Colored Citizens," says.
"e give you fair waraiag, our colored peo
ple are out ot proviale i and must have
something to eat. If there ain't some way
fixed that they caa set it, theh you call out
your minute mem, but we will have grub."
The alarming aspect ct affairs Las caused
general preparations to mett the worst.
Vigilance coamHtees are talked of, the min
ute men are receiving daily accesaio t, and
the'poliee force is being strengthened by the
additloa ef aaounted force for alltigat
duty. Law abiding citizens are determli ied
te nuke esassplee not soon to be forgotten.
The Howards report twelvo new cases not
eeBtstaed t the board of health reports.
Mxatrats, Aug. 2J. The Howard A ssoda
UoB to-day scat a aarse to White station, 10
dies east of tk is city on the Charleston
road, where a, negro lies sick with yellow
fever.
Mk-this, Aug. 27. Three new cases this
morning sad six deaths.
Twcaty-two cases in all to-day ten white,
twclro colored. Tho thermometer has
rasged between C5 aad 83.
NO. 50.
F0RIIGS SEWS.
Religion Rial ,
Lccgaix, Ireland, Aug. 21. Further riot
ous demonstrations occurred here to-day,
The rioters wrecked the windows of the
houses of a number of Protestants.
Tnrkrr Financial Dllrr.
Co-xrxcre, Aug. 2t. Tbn xainUter
of finance has informed the port that half a
million Muaselxnan refugees are being main
tained is addition to Xarldali army, and
that he declines all responsibtaty for the
financial catastrophe which this state of af
fairs renders inevitable. Aa imperial I rule
was consequently Issued disbanding the firel
cjaas ot reserve, and announcing that the 3d,
1th and 5th classes be disbanded when the
Greek question is settled. The measures
involve the redaction ot the artsy to It.OuO
men.
Jpli Iltrla XJ-n.eO.
Joseph Pisteria, who took mrt in the
''meeting on board the Casrrell In ls7C, has
been hanged in Cork.
i Nopbta on Fir.
Sori-, Aug. 2 1. Oa Saturday a fire de
stroyed property to the valae of -CS),&00.
It raged n sv hears. A 1 rce tmmhir ef
artillery horses perished.
From India.
CiLccxra. Asg. 25. Starvoties and tnls-
Extern ore also catutec mth aaxi-
crr att II prevail .in Cashmere. Affairs in
i ety. The Duke of Bcc-iacaass has not yet
rarr oa! Lis idea of vig the scene of
,thf KaapareUlHaa. The troop ef Nizam
Brilil1" la disorder.
The sevenUect- and twesitdath Madras
i-fanlryar suffering severely from fever.
' CVoI.-m .c-r-at r.Sl t,--.
Ler of deaths ia tftrictenu -rhvrh ilr r.
I taraed frees Utrat is vzrioeudy esti led at
: iw to xz.
rtalU rarfCanads.
Lxteer, Aug. 25. Sir Chariet Tapper
Las ordared iO.VX) tans of steel ras at 97s
Cd per tea. deHreirJ in Montr J for the
Can-Hwn Pari si c Ratlway.
A j istae esctaeer ea inloTed iv the Brit
ish geverx aest to era mi no the Ayxch gold
field, Mahbar. reports to the Viceroy ef
India that there is Utile gold left is the al
1st J de?el; bet that the quartz con ins
gold is greater proporUes t aa txasy sue
e"f al By worked Aairia a rttfa.
CnslUb Crail and Market-.
The Mark Lane Expresi i says iat the
heavy rata storms et the pest week hare se
rioeuly bud crops is saay of tn senhera
and TrnHsr.il eoeaUes. w tie the sub et en
ef lowljtag lands Las e ased the wheat
pleat to ret at the root and develep cdldew
ia the ear in Large quantities. Hay has
bees washed away is Derbyshire by ficods ;
nearly everywhere fields are cia oked with
e il V m .1. b era thai tV rrp
weau ;er nas caused a renvat is wneax. is
ia ste instances enabling seHers to recover
the recent derftae ef one ah filing per quarter.
Imparts hate again been exce are, avig
exceeded the usual Summer cocpIerent.
The sirtsgt of trade Las bees sta rked. and
higher rrices would doubtless have been ob
tainable, except that it U difficult toper-
harvest, even if the prospects of such bar
vest are sdrnttlMiy bad, srv a a capac
ity far gigantic sHptse ts is also thcroughly
tu lentood by buyers who Lave operated
cautie Uy, but at the same time more freely,
during the past week at a all ght Svance ca
Monday s currescies. Is another month,
more reliable data will be oVCaina ble con
cerning European cops upon which to indi
cate the further course ot prices. Barley
has TTitintained its previous prices, but eased
slightly under the pre rare of increased sup
plies. Arrivals at porta of call have been
moderate. Wheat fisctuated with the
weather; but continued heavy cHpmen ts
cabled from America prevented any ail ranee
beyond about Cd per quarter.
Maize favored tellers with moderate in
quiry. Wheat and maize have both been in
t r iui ui - utu i . i asu uu
I per quarter advance. Barley has been in
I cood demand and pric-is were final y xaain-
! taited
Sales of EngUsh wheat last week. 13.852
1 . a 4 ft 1 . aJAr .
" 4? fS9 ,-vt
at -45s 2d fer the same period ot last year.
Imports into the United Kingdom for the
week ending Aug. 1C 1S79. were 1,453,593
cwts ot wheat and 230,221 ditto ot lour.
In Mark Lane yesterday (Mosdsy) there
was a moderate consumptive demand for
wheat at Cd per quarter advance on last
Monday's prices. Flour steady, Lie
slightly lower, oats 3d ta Cd per quarter
nightr.
Aa American Wlavt.
Xtzsi ivu. r s, Aug. 25. Tho great shooting
contest condaded yesterday. Hilton Far
row, as Asaertcaa aearkimn, gainra the first
three prizes.
Cfaelern.
Paaxs, Aug. 2 L Cholera is reported at
Oatead, Urussls and nestern runuers.
Tke riaae.
The plague Las appeared at Kinaaclab, on
tne autKO-rerstaa iroaucr.
Westward Use Tide, rtc.
Loxpox, Aug. 26 At a meeting of Oldham
operativo spiaers, a resolution was pasted
pro testing against the proposed five per
cent, reduction in waces. and declaring it
unjust table. Emigration was strongly
urged as a means ot improving their condi
tion. Workingmen cf Sheffield, in mass meeting
last night, resolved' that conridenn g tbe
prospects of trade in England, a large emi
gration is absolutely necessary. Another
meeting will be held to carry the resolution
into effect.
Political xcenttOBH.
Ode , Aug. 2C Two prisoners recently
sentenced to bo hanged were found guilty of
preparing explosives to kill the Czar when
visiting NicolaietT. Ono is a deserter from
the Black sea fleet. Their sentence will be
carried out at NicolaietT. Three other Ni
hilists, ot five sentenced by a military tri
bunal, were hanged on the race course at
Odessa. These made twelve executions
for political offenses in Russia in about a
year.
Severe Ralai In Enslaad.
Loxpox, Aug. 2C. A fall in consuls this
moraine is attributed to the renewal ot rains
The severitr of tho rains is ialieated by the
tact that ther ha to caused a rise in the
Thames, which has flooded Home Park
under tho walls ot Windsor Castle, and in
terrupted bargo traffic.
Kasrlaad'a Ralurd Crop.
It Is declared by competent judges that
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O'n. a 1 le ccata (er Bo each nvt btnioa
KAtatldaz UE. paya-l qairtrrlj-.
the rain of the last week has done greater
damage in some districts than all previous
excessive rains.
Arctic Vessel ImL,
Yoxoua-a, Au. 2S- The steamer Nor
denakjold, supposed to be store ship for the
Nordenskjold Arctic expedition, has been
totally lost; crew saved.
Hard Tl lew la tU island.
Losrox, Aug. 27Tbe Maaehester Guar
dian esvs that the rxeemtire eemn m of
the north snd aonheast Ltneaahire xaas
ters association wHl aseet oa the 2d of Sep
tember to cossider a propool fer a further
redaction of wages. The mavters allege
that some tiep toward alleviatini of the de-pre-sios
in trade is abaoluteiy neKrr,
bat a seneral redaction t sot likelv to take
place. A cerrespe lat at OUhxra sajs
that in the pretest tea per of operatives,
there is no telling what extreme measures
they xaay adept.
Oldham spinners dedu w fer aTsteau iti
emigration ii rednetwm in wages continue,
and recomaend a h 'station et predartioa
fer the preheat improTement of trade.
Another Mlrlke.
Six hundred more colliers struck la North
Stafford hire. Fife, snd Cl&ekwasa a colli-r-
ies on Saturday, and resoired to ask an ad
ranee ef 12)4 per cent, in waces. which the
aters decUrtJ they axe net able to grant.
Spla a eared.
Sorau. Aaz. 27. Two hs-ired and fortr
iaffeen al oumeMin Tcrk hare been
taken prisoners in the Hhodope csosutatsa.
charged with forming a eenrpiracy to attack
Phi 'ppopoii u The affair raited great
alarm at that dty, as it was feared that it
might serve as a pretext far the entrr of
Tarkish troops now coucentrateVI . AJrun
ople wto au lioumcb .
Rial at Manila zm. Chill.
I'-lo Jxxr-to, Aug. 27. A dfepaleh froex
Satiagfi, the capital ef CHM. dated Jalr
3 lit, says that serious nets eecarred in that
ctty ia eansequeace of pepaiar dues-test at
the conduct ef the war. The populace
erected a barri tde aad shoated "death to
the traitor inistrr." Tw rrMs were
k ted in a cec ict with troops aad several
wounded. It is reported that tt Chilean
president Ced to Visa Del Mar.
rra Frnnee.
Pazis Aag. 23. Aa cteetias JI be held
on Sunday at Borde sx. The IUpebUcac
ef Bordeaux Lave reseated the presence of
rung .U fen so at Are tba a by p? warding the
town with iBtahing refere ees to the tine
The po&ce tore tbecs own i istedtately,
and aa inquiry has bees rraritutcd.
Improved Tenement Homes.
It bow generally adskted that the
present tet-aent bowe system is a
bUcht and carse. Hew can ew York
be deiivereJ froai it I Wise lee 3 a tioa
will do xshc , svittMBitic and th orsash
a sink irx tkm even, mere, to pro note
te weit-re et the wrtg c-v?iest bat
if tie oae bwndrcd tho si d families
who now live ia te4eaaeats are ever to
have dean, esmfartaUe ad kealthr
boaes, tew LuiWtas mt Le con--tractcd.
As soon as iasproved
raodabtos are rerned at low rent Is
the better class of tesasts will move
into the new betHta, and the tene
ments which ther give up will be occu
pied by a poorer class. The worst
rookeries would be left vacant; the ten
ements that were not so bad would be
men ded, and the worst of the i would be
made over from the bottom, and in this
war the wbolo system weald be levelled
upward.
Three 2ew lock cnpiUlists, we are
glad to observe, hare taken a step ia the
ngat uirccuon. x ner arc omitting near
the Grand street f-mr a block of tene-
menLs six stories in height on an im
proved plan, which has been saccesr fully
mtroduoeu in London. The c a ractex
ittic feature of the design is a central
tower leading from the sidewalk to the
roof. In this tower are areolar stair
wars inclosed by fire-proof walls, and
from the landings balconies with slate
flooring give access to the room The
tlx nger from fire is thus reduced to
a minimum. Each familr has a set of
two or three root&s entirely apart from
the other tenements oa the same floor,
and each apartment has direct light n ml
thorough ventilation. From the living
room a door opens into an extension
which is titled up as n wash room, with
a water closet ia tho rear. The rooms
ore large, the windows are of unusual
size, and all ths appointments arc ex
cellent. A Prescription the Lawyer Didat
Take.
Up in New Hampshire is a well
known eccentric individual, self-consti-tuted
curer of all ilia; a so it of tt aivcr
sal panacea, "body and soul, head, heart
and conscience doctor," who, with all
his eccentricitie?, has a fund of actual
wit that is hard to beat, Not long
ago tho "doctor1 was called upon the
witness stand. Tho opposing counsel,
who is said sometimes to "wet. his
whistle"" with "liquor piren, knowing
the doctors peculiarities, ventured, in
cross examining him, to show him up a
hit, Tho result will ho apprecxactd.
"What is your business f pompously
inquired tho counsel.
"My business is to do what littlo
good 1 can do to my follow-mcn," mo d
estly replied the doctor.
"But that doesn't answer my qucs
tion," gruffly remarked the counsel.
"How do you spend rour time V
"Why, &uire, it takes about all my
timo to do what I said, remarked the
doctor.
"Bat. I want something more defi
nite," stoutly demanded the counsel.
"How do you go about your business.'
'That depends upon circa instances.
according to the nature of the case,' ex
plained tho doctor. "For instance, if 1
wera going to begin on you, tho first
thin:; I should do would bo to advise
you to sign a temperance pledge f
Tho court roared and the counsel, as
if convinced tho doctor was purwing a
legitimate and respectable vocation, pro
ceeded with tho regwlar cross examination.