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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 18, 1S79.
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WJZL ZjEAJIS DAILY
For "Walla Walla at
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IV'ew ConohcMt NolT HtcolC,
Skilled Drivers, and
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service on time are
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Greatlv1 Reduced.
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WALLA WALLA
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ESTABUSIICO IS 1SU
o. tnonTr
Kaaotaetsrer of Bread. Cakr. tVs, al
Crae . fin Pi BniUai
Xala Street. ffHllia WmIIm
A New Way to Treat Dlph
tnena.
Quite a discovery in tbe treatment of
dinhtLeria lias been made here. A
vouflE man whose arm had been ampu
tated, tvas attacked by diphtheria before
healing took place, and instead of tho
matter mciucnt to tuo oisease ueing ut
potittd in the throat, the greater jwr-
tion appeared on the vr ounded arm, am
the diphtheria was very light and easily
manaced. Jr. .Davis, ot lankato,
profited by this, and in his next case o
diphtheria blistered his patient's cheat,
and on this huslemi part tho cniel de
posits appeared. This was also an c&ky
case of the disease. The theory of Dr.
Davis is that diphtheria usually appears
in the throat because of tho thinness of
the lining of the throat. Hence, vrben
the blister breaks the skin upon any
other part of the body, the disease aj
pears there. (Mass.) Gazette.
"An exchange nainrr begins a forcibl
appeal to its delinquent subscribers by
this touching sentence "Woraustuu
or we muat bo dowj."
a. corneal.
TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN' STATES.
Xaktacbtiselta Drtaoerala.
BofcTOX, Ort. 7. John Qalncy Adams bas
lxu nominated for gOTernor by !he Demo
cratic State Convention.
Tbe ticket was com pleled as follows : For
Lieutenant Governor. V. V. Plunkett; Sec
retary of State, Gen. ii. P. Donobue; Treas
urer and Beceirer. Gen. David X. Skillings;
Auditor. Xfa. II. Fields; Attorney General
Richard Olnry.
Valla res nt Fall Riser.
Fau. Rivie, Oct. 8. Tbe reported liabil
ities of Thomas J. and Richard Borden ap-
Cear to bare been exaggerated regarding ha
ilities on indorsements. Those ot Thomas
J. Borden axe eleven hundred thousand in
stead of seventeen hundred thousand, and
those) of Richard B. five hundred thousand
instead ot one million. The nnjdcdgtO
assets of Thomas J. Borden are valued at
$65,000.
1 bably LmI In IUr MlrMcnn.
Chicago, Oct. 8. Louis Faber. engineer en
tbe Lako Share and Michigan Southern road,
states that a week ago Sunday night, whiln
at Millet's station taking water, be obaerred
a large balloon directly overhead, which be
jodgtd to be less than a mile away, driving
rapidly along in a northeasterly direction to
wards Lake Michigan, which U only half a
mile from tbe station. John Balls, his fire
mas, state that be also saw the balloon and
with Faber watched it out of sight. TLey
told the operator at Twenty-lbitd street ef
tbe matter the same night. It was undoubt
edly the Vtiso balloon.
l'r-!rif l'lrr.
BtsiiAUx, Oct. 8. Pialrie fires are doing
considerable damage asd creatine much
alarm in Dakota, but so far no buildings
have been destroyed. Woods along the
Missouri riter are on fire aad the tvvn o(
Mandana was only saved by the activity ot
tbe citizens. Tbe country between Bis
marck and Fargo i burned thoroughly.
Four miles of ties and a bridge at Crystal
Springs were deatrojed. .Trains have been
badly delayed. Tbe telegraph operator at
Dead wood reports the woods all on fire and
several mills are reported burned or in dan
ger there. Tbe inhabitants are busy using
nuaa ot protection.
OaaadJi CmplUtUai.
Mora til.. Oct. 8, True bills were re
turned to-day by tbe grand jury against Sir
Francis Ulnckx, II. J. Rtcki?, John Grant
John Ranxin. Hugh McLay, and W. VT.
Ogilvie, director; asd Jobs Bessie, Late
manager of the Consolidated Bank, fcr mak
ing faise statement ot tbe bask. affairs.
The judge declined for tbe present to order
tbeir arrest.
MlMlauarr Mertisir.
SrSACcax. X. Y.. Oct. 8. Tbe America
board ef commissioners of foreiga mUsiont
commenced its seventieth annual se-asion yes
terday afternoon. President Mark Hopkins
in tbe chair. Tbe attendance is very large.
I,u00 persons are entertained by tbe come.it
to and 3,000 in all are present. Secretary
Aden read tbe report of tbe home depart
ment, women board, which bas contrtbuted
$73,975 to tbe treasury, donations. $S53,ftr7
falling behind tbe donations ot last year
$37,175 received from ordinary LegacuK,
SCI, 331, lea than but year by 13,023. from
permanent tend. $5,rJCS , total income. $331,
exclusive of the extraordinary Otis legacy
of $503,731. Total expenditures fortbeyear,
$573,817. Tbe coatBtitUe recom enda that
of tbe balasM of tbe Otis legacy. $750,000.
one-third be given to eJacUictl work, oae-
tnlru to ealargca icai on pfsaeat rU2k. asd
ose-tbinl to new li. n, teptdail in Cen
tral Alrtca.
SIlia Xaxvilre Haatjts.
Scxxcxt. Fa Oet. 3. I'etr McMasas. a
Mcllie Maguire, was kaaged for tbe sr4r
of Coroner Heaaer in 187. Join O'Xcil.
sentenced to be hanged at tbe iaa tiiste.waa
reprieved last night.
Sew Trk Walklac Malrli
Xrw Yoxx. Oct. 9. At C P. M. tbe scor
stood. Alles 317, Curran 30S. MeKee 221,
Pierce 209, Walker 301. Bam 203, Faber 333,
Uabosty 307. Russell 30C, Unody 313.
Howard 313, Murj-by 350. Spellacy 3il.
7 be 13 -Tear old boy. Xsrpby. maintains
bis lead in tbe pedestrian contest for tbe
O'Leary belt.
Traits Kit6t4.
Kaxsas Cm, Oct. 9. TLe Chicago and
Alton train was robbed of express money at
Glesdale. 15 miles east of Ibis city. last
sight. It waa (tofped by about 20 masked
men, who kept up a continual firing, whlla
tbe messenger's safe was robbed. The mes
senger was knocked down, bat sot seriously
hurt. Fifty thousand dollars was tbe esti
mated lots. The agent at Glendale is miss-
ing.
Kiiaaier aau eaia.
Drrxorr. Get, 10. A serious seddeat oc
curred on ths Michigan Central railroad a
short distance east of Jacksoa this morning.
Tha Pacific train, bound west, which left
Detroit forty minute late, collided with a
switch engine on tbe main track at that
place, telescoping a baggage sad express car
and piling tbe rem alalng coaches, eleven in
number, oa top ot ue ctaer. ins cm
coach was filled with essigraats, ot of
whom sr killed or seriastly injured. Many
occupants of other coses es are also killed
or injured. It is supposed that there are
about tweaty or twenty-live pesMagers
killed ad twenty or thirty wounded. Tbe
majority of tne number are tnongot to be
emigrants and third class passengers.
Physicians sad Hrgtoat were at once
eummoaed from Jackson to tbe i ceae of tha
accident, and a special train carrying physi
cians left Detroit at 5 A. M. A large fores
of employes ot tbe railroad company, to
gether with a large aumVer ot the ci Ureas
ot Jackson, are oa tbe grosad engaged in
tbe work of extricating bodies zroa tbe
wreck. Railroad oSdalt sad sargeoai are
busily at work aa oag tbe wounded, doing
everything in tbeir power to alUriate rofier
leg. Tbe names of tbe killed sad wounded will
be sent as soon as tbey caa be ascertained.
S. M. Sparklis, of Philadelphia, think bis
who and catleres, aged lour and six, are
smoag tbe dead, bat their bodies caaaot be
found. Tbe eBer and areaa ef tba
ei Dress train are literally ton i to ticea, but
tba esgiaeer asd areasss of tba swhcb ca
rina eacaned iniarv bv iEBM: oft tbe en-
dee. Tba train wss Bade of seyea Wsgaer
sleertera: foar nasseaeer coaches, asd mail
and barcaca car. Ths teader of tba ex
preM engiae was teleseoped is to tba baggage
car about half a lesgtb; this car ia tarn
pierced tba mail car. and these crowded tbe
Aral Mtwafcr eaach.
Ub to Kooa eleht bodies bad beea tskea
from tba wreck of tbe express. Tea of tbene
takaa from tbe wreck have sot yet beea
identified. Tbe ideaUfted killed are: Mil
ion Filbert, eaeiaesr ot tbe expms train
C. B. Smith, ot Jacksoa, firefiaaa ot tbe ex-
press train : Jeba Riee, wife sad dssgaier,
oi Aauiaaeipaw; rs.uaraiiw-j
eld dssgkter, of Philadelphia; Lc Kor
b. of BackiBebsa. Caasda. sad tbe la
fast dsaebter of Mrs. George A. Jones, ot
PeBBiylvaaia.
Ttaa Walklsts.
KrwYoar. OeL 10. Marphy BwlBtsJas
his lead in the contest for tha O'Leary belt.
At 9 this morning tbe score waa: Alien, SCO,
Briody. 35G; Curran, 315, Fsber,379; How
ard. MS; McKee, 250; Mhocey. 301; Mur
phy,395; Pierce, 293; Russell, 318; Spellacy.
310; Walker. 311; Dram, 221.
Tbe IVser.
Mxur&u, Oct. 10. Seven new cases are
reported ; no deaths.
TIIK IMI M A II.
CntTtjrsr, Wy., Ott. 7. II P. M. Ord
nance OSeer Capt. DatU to-day reerived an
order to issue to Gov. lltlin, of Colorado,
1,000 stands of arut an 1 Tt 0.i0 pounds of
ammunition. Xo ciniier b rw!ietl Raw
Una yet, but it U Uhrrtd that one mast
surely come in tcibt.
Dcvvra, Oet.7.- -Th ftttlusiBgdispatebes
received and rent by tbe Cjvetar, best
show tbe Indan situation in tbe aoath. So
far there bas been no authentic report of
actual outbreak or depredations.
Foar LrAvrrs-ocTH, Ott. t.
Gov. I. V. Pitkin The Secretary of War
is here and tba arms and ammunition joa
aaks for will bo sent at once from Roes:
Island. Aasocaaa he leaves here to-merrow
I will go to Denver to m you.
Jons Pore. Bvt. Mai. Gen. Comd
KexouA. Cul., Oet. 0.
To Gov. Pitkin Indians within IS miles
ot Kakomo; have plenty of men bat na arms;
caa yea send us 10 stand ol arms and am
munition immediately; tbe mater ef tba
town will be responsible far them; please in
dicate hew the art will be sent; answer
immedittdy. Jobs W. Jests,
Acting Majer.
Casatct rrtxE. Cell, Oet. C
Te Gov. Pitkin Our citizens are organis
ing to repel tbe attack from Indians, but we
are without arm a or amme&ition. We
refpectfully request 100 stand ef anas -Ub
ammssitien, asd will be resposlble to tbe
State far tbe return ef all arms f cr&isbed.
Cass. D. Mooxr, asd ethers.
Lxumxxz, Cel.. Oct. 7.
Information reerived since my last dis
patch is you leads ts the belief that there are
no Indians nitbin fifty miles at Ibis pl in
any direction. I da set bev of any unsanal
excitement anywhere en tbe frontier.
Grx. J. C. Wnjuw.
Aura. Col.. Oct. 74 P. If.
To Gav. Pitkin: A man just ia reports
Indians between here and Brerkesridge. and
that Breckenridge was entirely burned dewa.
Don't know tbe trash.
J am sa Msstbas.
Mr. Menybxn Is a reliable mas, but tbe
rumor is set credited. Tbe geverser
bas telegraphed Mosvbaa to send est run
ners to te if tba reports were true asd
promised to send troops by special train if
necessary, and settled Hatch accordingly.
Til ft faapatca.
Los Prsos Agency, CoL. Oct. 6. An In
dian runner, through In Is tears from the
White River, arrived at midnight asd reports
te Chief Ouray thai tba troops are still fight
ing, strongly entrenched asd are able to bold
the jositiea until raaferceaects amvr.
Cbitt Iegbu sends word to Ouray that all
the women asd children are safe at bis
bouse. JIa has turned the Jmoney aad pa
pers over to tbe agest's wife, that Oaray
seed have so letters fr&s tbe Whits Bivtr
Utes. Tbe fight is aa aair ef tbeir era.
Indians report that Jack's band, known as
Denver Indians, are detrg tbe fighting, t
Two Isdiass entered the oEe. teixed the CT. wwca na oeen reopcaea oy scm ax
agear, threw bim oa the floor aad ihet him tn,lhi Phuqa Francis was also
through the bead. Tb seacy asd troops
were rttiirre.1 aimnltoneotiJy. Tbe employ
es took ref see ia the building, which were
and. aad men shot on atteaptiag toeaesp.
The chief says there Is no danger hare. All
quiet ml tie gsacy.
General -rritl Crltetae.
C tcaoo, Oct. 9. Xotbl& rew regxrfing
tha Iadiaa war has beea received at head
qasffers this tsoral&g. All c Seers express
presl ttrtioa with the actioa of Cspta
Dodg aad hit colored troops, who first r
lteved Payne although under so order to do
so. He siade a perilous march through an
iavested country with 0 mra aad forced hit
way tbroucb tavace into tbe camp with un
equal ed valor and pluck. Tba Isdiass bava I
peculiar hatred for those colored troops I
which the latter return with Interest. Gen.
Merrill's report is criticised as giving no im
portant facts rep revesting tba position o&
Milk River and being taken up with lauda
tions of various subordinates, the nature of
whose services be fails to disclose s&d whom i
a. . . I
he should st any rata eomaesa ra a luture
written report. It is believed that tha con
solidated commaad are by this time en roc te
for White River agency. The greatest later
est is manifested for tba safety ot that poii.
A report that tbe Indians save btn kuUng
tbe men asd carrying off tba women, ts dis
credited. The SUlBatlea.
Carre rx r, Oct. 9. The statement ot tba
mail carrier thatMerritt had a fight with
hoi til r before reaching Payne's command
contradicted, because General Memtt a
report and all comvamcations from his com
Biiad made so mention of having met Indi
ans while geing in. Letters received here
to-day by an army c nicer from members ot
Merritt's co nun and speak of so engagement
before tha junction with Payee's command;
but state that on Sunday morning. Oct. Stb.
after relieving l'syne. urn. Merntt witb 31
company, Stb cavalry, under Lieut. Cherry,
left camp to visit Tnornaurgh s field. Ob
tbs way tbey were attacked by tba Utes, aad
had one man wounded and four horses kill
ed. Xo further particulars were given, ex
cept that tha Indians were repulsed. These
letters were dated Sunday evening, whtlo
Merritt's report wss written Sunday mora
log. A mail carrier from Dixon is due st
Rawlins st midnight to-night, and it it be
lieved that ha will bring naws from tba front.
iOKKIGX SEWS.
Tbe Cxarenllrti
Race Pm le
way Be-
bind.
Loxdox. Oct. 7. The rac for the Cxare-
witcb stake took place to-day. At tha be
ginning of the race the bettiDg was 8 to 1
agaiast Parole and 1 to 3 againrt Adamite.
Adamite held a clear lead to tha Bushes,
where bo was headed by Bay Archer, with
Quits and Chi ppeadalo in attendance to
Abingtoa Milecblp. where Bay Archer was
beaten. Chippendale thea drew away and
Wettbourna took tbe second place half way
ap tha bill; Chippendale won tba race by a
length and a half. There was one length be-
" w
tween tbaseconaanu tniru nones, isobodij
ftalshed 4th. Parole was with the leading
horses until one-half mile from home, when
ha quit tbeir company sad fiaished 9th.
Caarlltlen er CrM 1st mrlaatt.
Loxdox, Oct. 7. The Mark La ne Ex press
sajs that bad weather has continued with
bat brief ialervala ot sunshine. In tbe mid.
die eoaatles tbe rainfall has been eieesma
aad buvNting carried oala a very desultory
a sBBer. Much ot tha corn ia other puts
of the kiagvom rcsJas uastsckaJ. Tbe
rrester tutrt ol tho. wheat sad barley recently
cat is ia inch a damp sUto that sprouting or
keauag ia me s ck wui laeviubiy eatae.
Tba cattiag aad carrriBg proceed very slow
la tkeBorta aad tha waat of dry weather i i
Bach fek.
Ia SeeUaad faraers hate akciufem! fur
tier lose owing to the prevaleaee of gales
which bare shaken out much itaadiBg bar-1-y;
but oat fields withstood the action of
the wind to a great extent as the grain is yet
unripe. Root crop and pastures bars im
proved a little as a rule.
Ireland bas been mora favored and vith
tha exception of a stoppage for a few days,
owing to heavy rains, harvest operations
have been carried on briskly. In South En
gland many fields are now cleared; but tbe
result upon threshing is most disappointing
as to condition, aualityand yield- Judging
from a few samples hitherto shown, wheat
s light, damp and sprouted. Barley is ia
many instances discolored and unfit for
malting. Tbe deliveries at 150 principal
towns are H.15G quarters of vheat, against
70,791 quarter for tba corresponding week
of last year. Tbe average price Is nearly a
shilling lower.
Trade opened very firmly st Ike beginning
of tbe week both ia the country and Mark
Lane and there was aa advance of two or
three shillings on wheat and a shilling oa
sack aad barrel nosr. A lirge business wss
dona in London on Monday, but cn Wednes
day tha edge seemed to be taken off tbe
Uade, as, having satisfied tbeir more press
ing needs, millers seem disposed to eUstd
aloof ami watch tba conn a of events. At
the same time a fair degree of steadiness
bas been preserved, tbe imports in London
bsnng been quite moderate; but tbe excite
meat ef ten y since has been altogether
wasting. In occasional issta&c. sellers
accepted a shilling less money, but as a rule
tbe late advance bas bees mirntnined; nor
does there appear any provability cf a de
cline, as there is some reason for believiag
that tbe requirements ot France have been
under rather than overestimated, asd it is
doubtful whether Russia and Germany can
be depended cn for 5.003.0-30 quarters,
which bare beea indicated as tbe quantity
we might expect from these socrses.
After aa asassal phase of en atemest as-
ceispaaied by a smart sdvaace
a smart sdvaace is prices.
beosess bas come to a passe, not from asy
those caua which tend to depression, but 1
simply through judicious cessatioa of opera- I
ueas oa ttt part ol buyers to gtre tics to
thoroughly exaoise the si Initio a unbtaued
byexnting iafisesces, with a view to further
tranacUess.
Tbe samples of Xew Esglasd barley hith
erto shown bare beea of sncb variable qual
ity that tbe prices realized are toe irregalar
to ard a basis fcr quotation!.
Maize has receded about sixpence per
quarter. Oats tbe same, as supplies cossid
erably exceeded the demand.
Tbe fcregsisg rerks apply to trade rp
to Friday, since when a decided return of
strength bas beea apparent, ! cn Monday
prices advasced for wheat fcSy a shilling
per q carter, making a total improveacat
of two te three shillings oa tbe week's tales.
Tbe tales of rTagliih wheat last week were
13I.IC1 qaaneis at 47s Id. against 71,1 tl
quarters at tOs -H far the correspoling
week ol the prevteus year.
Imports into tba Unite d Kiagdoa for tha
wek endtag Sept. 27th: Wbiat, 1.173.C31
cestals; fiecr, 2C5.t37 cestali.
Perry Btlt.
Pau. Oct. S. Tbe Temps pabMtbrs the
foUewisg: "At a cabinet coasril to-dsy a
asaniaee dcteisanoa wat txpresscd to
upheld Ferry's edaeatioaal bill ia tbe sen-
. - -
w- xae qua ot giaauag pteaaxy am-
-. u-aiu. uraui.eu
to energetically oppose say atteapt to re
open tbe question in chambers.3
Cerwaaa fall Ilea. B
Branf. Oct. S. Re turns so far show that
of 403 aeabers of tbe Prstsiiti t known
to have beea eaaiatil ta-4aT lrKt elec
tors, 151 are coaarrsTs,
taces, 101 IiberaX 3
4 farticalsrirts sal mme
rtca: to.
Sir Frederick Bebetts ttlijB- froa
CWaaiab oa the eHk tst tiM A5gbs-w ad
vseed from Cabal hs foeee; kssvy abatis
all day; Afghaa potiaa asoie- aa J laa
captured; xtntisb tossaboat tO tilled asd
wousded,
Keller wIle.
Lo dox, Oct. 9. A boiler explosion ia
the dye works st Halifax this aorsisg killed
five persons. These have ben recorrred
asd it it believed that others are dead ia tba
rains.
Cuts I u: to Aeaeriea.
Two hundred aad tixty-seTea. lanaers aad
the ir families ItH Liverpool te-day for Texas.
?CavmI Combat.
Cbiliaa and Persviaa leets have hadaa
eagxgement off Meglillons. Tha Peruvian
ram liuascar was captarrd.
TroM ts IrelasKl.
Lojrc ox, Oct. 10. ft tatry will ba sta
tioned throughout tha county ot Mayo, Ire
land. PACIFIC WAST
Sett Be-ttraetiea.
Yesterday scmiag II. WaUtee. lately em
ployed at a canvasser for tbe B rac Utreet
company at 230 Call for a street, com a itted
snicida in a mom at tbe PbilsdelribLa Honsa
t 421 Bush street, by shooting himteU ia
tba head. Deceased had left tha Bradstreet
company soma weeks ago and last week was
negotiating for a caavastiag trip for Code,
Illicit Co. Ha was sot laascially embar
rassed and bis suicide is probably doe to
mental aberratioB.
it reward.
Capt. Hine. master ot tbs scow E xpress.
was drowned in tbe bay yesterday about
soon. He was knocked overboard by tha
maia boom while going oa board.
The- Caiai ta PaelSe Kni 1 wavy.
YrcrotiA, Oct. 7. Dispatches from Ot
tawa announce tha selection of theFrsser
river route for tbe Caa ada Pa fie railway.
Tba contract for tb art 125 miles will ba
lt on Xovember 17tb. Tba catire town site
ot Emery's bar, the tcaporary western ter
minus ot the Caaada Pacific railway aad the
future head ot steamboat tvigstioa oa
Frastr river, Is owned by Oppeabeiaer
Bros., who bought it last bpnsg lor IMS
It it now valued at $100,000.
Te Walking Xatch.
Sax Faxxctsco, Oct. 8. More than 10..
000 persons assembled to witHa the t
of thepedestrisn. coatest st eveaii at the
pavilion. At five aiaates post tea Mela-
tyre completed ats dwl aUes oa a dead rsa
ia fire aiaates SBd 35 tecoads amid tre-
wen ions cheers. Ha thea retired to ak
tent. Moat ot tbe other contestaats walked
tba track at a levwreiy gait usUl a few ala
utes before 11. wbea a proee ion was
formed, headed by tba bsad, followed by
tbe pedestnsBS sad moved twice are ana the
track, the victor betee eeraa oa the aaM
era ot bis trie Is. Tbe act pro& of the
astch approximate $IO,W0, halt of wiiah
goes to tbe foar lesdisg eoatestsa, la the
preportloB of 5e), 30, 12, aa 1 Yt per ceftt.
respectively. Those m akiag 350 aiUm save
eatrsnce aoacy. with $50 gtvem to si last
Irz 375. aad $100 to all aakia i9 alles.
Tbe coalest bM beea eo lacted ia tha beat
potsibla Bsaar tbrf(bot.
Tbe Fenalp TratMps.
There was aaether great ctawd te witetaa
tbe ope-iag of tbe treMi's wk wg
to-night. On calling the coatesUstn Jar
tbe sUrt, all appsared wbo ha4 Matarsd c
cepi Mist Walton, withdrawa ob aaeewtt o(
spral&ed ankle. At 11 o'clcsk the smK
was made. Tba first aula was scored by
Lilli De-saa of Moatreal, la 931J.
XJkertx e Bealk.
Sax FtAScaco, Oct. 9. Last Aptfl 3. X.
Ali'p, bookkeeper for Xeaker, Jaaes k Co.,
abecosded, defaulter to tka ass att i $4,&&.
It wss ascertained that be bad left far CaSse
oa tho British bark Guiding Star. Daeir
Jehu went by steamer to Callxo, am'viag ia
advsBcaof tao bark; asd wbes tha made port
arrested Alaip on a reqaisixio. lie wkk bis
pritoaer took pssMjre os tbe sbip Tysfae,
which came tato the k rbcv tost evreaiag.
While off Fort Tdat, Jehs. who wss m&ag
oa deck with Alrip, left hisa for a Moaeat
to speak with tha eapUix abst patriag t
on board a police boat before ceaiag te
as char. Oa his rttara Abaphiii riisspf irf
but his coat was Iyiag Bear when be bad
beea sitting, sad ia a pocket was faaad tba
following letter:
To whom it may coscexa; Ratter ts r
bear tbe ills I have, I have cotidsded to if
to those Z know not of. I bare said tU I
never would ba taken to Ssa Frssrif ao aMve,
aad I keep my word. I desire that W. .
Robiasoa take charge of ay eseeSc. Tec alt
this a shameful crime, a bttel Ufa. a
shameful end. asd perhaps adsaaed sea!
thanks to tbe honorable) D. M .
J. R. Alv?.
Tbe tide vas running strong, aad it is eee
sidered uaposdbla that Alsip sbcaU bars
escaped to tha shore.
A Swim for Ufcrxy.
Sur FzAsexsco. Oct. 10. Detectirei ea
gaed ia searching fcr Alaip, wbo jsayed
from the ship Valparaiso as she wss eaterisg
tbe harbor on Tcesdsy zugkt. bare ta i isr
found so else indieasg that be sseeteilji
ia reaching the shore. It te tbssgfe. saw
that there was sore method ia bis task act
tbaa was at first supposed. Aleipkkaewa
to have beea aa expert swiaaer- aad it sew
appears that after be was at8g a nilaiit-
V"1 fd f Pf , beloisg to t
IS1 '"S"1 to tlT"
te
Detective generally express the
that he could sat hava sde the sbare, aad
the pdst of the Valparaiso believes tbat ae
man eoeld hava lived ia the dtoffimt sea
that prevailed at tbetiaewfce JUaifitoek
to the water; bat as h kzd aa njif iii wiij
to ccs uakaia by letter JcrwcnM by
s see with friead ia this dry a& ' bsa r.
restaarl before be left CiHio, it k taat "
that ba may bare had ssrsa- brvm this
city in his escape, and that a boat aaay have
been statiosed re .'r to pack hia a a wksae
V T.r. ,V. .V 1in.k.M a mmm im
asy trJfia this thecry. his expected a hral
ia Sin Francisco oa the TalparaiM) was ear
taisly knows by othezs besides tbe yoaTes
authorities, aad ca the xacraia. aer tfca
Valparsiso eatered this port aad tmlata tbe
fact of Alsip's escape bad bees yablibeif or
geasrally known sever, -pssea eaS ed at
tb polii c ce asd iaqsi rtd whsb r k t waa
is ts city p son.
Tba eaaasv felt.
Bef etk last's demurrer to tbe ccaylafat ef
John . Berke agx st J. CFlaod sad ta
estate of Wo. J. O'Briea, decesi , te i
cover $25.0CO.0O0. vat saba-ted to ths,
court to-day for ded sto a wit sat m
oa euaer aoe, tas i
t iBsr ts all respsctx to c
tka eva a aa
by the platen, aad
argued asd asuasic
sos KumeJ
ia a sent sees of
foQewiac froat Um
r m-w w a -' V
sseyasasr
dot
Oa barrel of
rrfora r than fort
Wen did tae nmjtaot tae jpnuki
ever restore the deal cS till to the isatiag
parent t
The medicu man should be rewini rt
to rail-rnanling, who looks ta bis God far
the effects of his rem dt a.
Seek first the com forts cf this fif,
and if the fc in gdoca o hav l is sat
added thsreto, you ia ve laal saaet siag
anvhow.
If you want to k ow w t real haaai-
nessis , sccretlr place a fur ait w trM
the w orti iv are coneeaa pin a m w at,
and watch the resalt.
Of this life ve are s&re: el aaf aiiar
we can know- nothing u i taw; so let' as
pet to the best the cd mem ae -m htmt,
and not fret bowt tie
hope for 'while -we al4
When in the coarse of
it becomes necessary for ae able am te
dissolve their connection with the BsyA-
ical deities handed dovcrl vs timm '
forefathers, no phtoaaoa or
wt .lever are due to any-
key who still lirra in the 4k
Our
"Let us nndersraaeV savs
. . V ?1 1 -l . 1 .
Mi were bath fBy
Arreatdeal isHRd.
fJT?f hne.
i.'ltl!k
"Anat a noasc soui oaar -wnmmm a i aa v
its economy that hi ma omMR ifi!
end to 'which, it is kiit aad. mmbm(. '
It stands free lr ike vm. a4 :ae1t
and to ends ana! f0 i a i as iaia .
noble than theirs, lk ak ier fiitftisA
it is not for sleep; ba iW aaw m&2k -
shall gladly descend maa tai
to uphold the root at me
anu neccsBaxy as taw wctvewj wm ar ar t.i
shlr alwava oosm to true bcT i ) '
KVW I3U (uua hi mm ?c
sincerity, iw5sa ua.i, , t-
mean or u apos ble t wwsiMa;t; vm
inmates kEosr -what ikay wat; r 4aV-,
not ask your ho Hrw thair sawwhi
be kept."
The house is taoatayts vm BMons
us to the world.. It MWM tM ant
step the unk o sAcsal crfaawi'lion.
It is the pbee wbara -we tae t mc
masks and tliarniniig, a d mtta. am. -
nakedly what m. 1 k te tm.
vrhcre vre shi mi mtt ittrm. aad Hmt
weather, and Mat u c tab Mtd.
love. We shall kiU it tetter mm
day, aad gain a mot- jast concp4o f
its sacred relations, its aokillsy mT
nu.n AT--r it- iiu ej ii ve
the soil and i inr
wo may well say (chwipaf tlM
by a singlo ward), .
ai i mw pv- iifia ; mm mm. (
A WiHcktf
"to.
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