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VOL. 5.
PENDLETON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 8, 1S7.0.
NO. 7.
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va 1 f .
PTOLEX&? : : : OREGON.
coou aad job rtvn.c
orevery description, nea.ly and promptly exe
cuted at reasonable rate. '
." -
"07ICE-iSimrao asnrotKesUotb- a, mice
and del a, will betcterusl without ckircc. OUuuxy
notice! 01 be eharstd tor aeeorJinf to teelr lecft
Single coplcto! the ut Ouwasus. fa wnrrr, far
n Uiaj , cm be obtained at U o ce.
W an k no rrrpodbi-t j ler ri i)0 ty
cormpa-JCBtt.
9TUI JUB.
f
TELEGRAPHIC.
L.EVARTS,
AT10RNET-AT-LAV.
Pendleton, Oregon.
Rotlioliilcl & Bean,
So ur U S. -OTHCHILB.
WOULD RESTECnTLLTGAIXTHE ATTY.TVS
ot lb public to Uwlr Ur.-vAjr rea d .tori at
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
At the Terr Lowest Bates.
OFFICE In tbe Oacrt Reese.
WILLIAM EWIKG.
LAWYER,
Pendleton, :
Oregon.
JCKH A. GUYER
Pendlcfon,Oregn.
OFFICE -Vp ililn. iknt past aSst-
S. V. KNOX,
ATT O B-N E Y-A T-L A W,
- -Weston, Umatilla C, Ogn. .
T(l prxciic In 1 court cf thiiSut a&J Wu
ton Territory. Sp Ul ttg-a t -1 to La, aJUcdTw
aai Collections.
A. MEAGHEN,
f Aftoroer-at-Lavr end Notary Publiev
"Weston, Oregon,
prabe la aS the Crr. of the Eta u.
G. W. WALKER,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW,
Pendleton, Oregon.
Will practice In all the court of the Stale.
OFFICE Over She new port oflce ilalu St.
Efer vwly perm on Judge H-5. Btr-ban,
JaegeJ.t Powell. Hon. .ninn. Albany. Ogn.
HAIHES & LAWRENCE,
ATTORNEYS A T-L AyJJT,
Baker City, Oregon.
prvclia-t lax-ia aUcocrufci Oreceoaod U-he.
Pirtkx-i r iWtr.'ton tali to b u I ker a 1
J. lUTrens. Tt w. bt.
Nerr -c.
TURKER & BAILEY, '
ATT OR NEYS-AT-LAW,
?Pend1t4o, .Oregon.
Ccctrordanbx .a lai L Loaes Ber ted.
J. U. ter a be a. oeUtdlire5tld
tea Is lb Cbxsit Ooart in tlx f stcr.
OFTICE H a itreel. ojxUi the eacrt boo.
rkelr Stock will eontlit u bcrtofore ol
Dry Goods.
... Groceries,
Hardware,
China and Glassware,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ILATS AXI) CAPS,
stc, x:to..
Tqt nfUlv
a- i f u
1, iar J
EASTERN' STATES.
WiiHrserox, Oct. 2G. Secretary Hek-tx
-t a Ute boar to-night Yeceired a ! .tab
Uom fpoel Afat Adams. iUted kt Hup t
White rirer, Oftobtr 2lth, ri IUwUuj,
SStb. tie-. Adfttnt al.o rrporU tht-tUr
icaricf; tLo lKlilcV coanUry he taet Ib4b
ranucri who rcnottt4 tht their "look ot"
nsd a fight on the 30th Init. trith a ha-t!ag
p-riy I rum Mtmtt'a catap, broopht oa acci.
dentally by rcocU firing on the Indian, in
Lich a seot nastcd ilacce. Ltect. Weir
and t-o other vrhites &sd two Ib4i-m vers
ktlled. Seoet 1. Moon came tuto caaip oa
tbeSlth. lie bad Ucn attacked by a 0oza
I-dtaaa aad corralled all iht, emping
rHh ditSctilty. Tbo camp i r receded
by tnU ba&df ef Indiana, ho are ran.
&ic off horse and Ijisg in vait far
Ktrafctert. The body of the chief of
the ect, llamtn, was fosnd by the
caTalry on the 23d, and bened. He had
been -tHtd at the time Lieut. Wetr felL The
body I XJcot. Weir trill amve in IUwlice
tXomt the Ut of November. A sght t
petted at the old battle groand e& Milk
creek betvech Ute aad ra&ohtsea. No ptx-tk-krs
rewired a yet. A pack tma with
seppiies rtaehrd Merrilt' cai-a&d on the
21. The cosusasd U Try taachia aced of
aM kiadi ef sspplie. Another talk vfU be
held with the l-dia&t in a few dy.
Ohio te rial urturn.
Ccir es, Oct. SC. The caaraM of the
Tte for mcz-bc-rs of the general aieably.
out October Hth. rbews that the Hep
earn elected 09 and the DentoeraU it urn-
t ber ef the Uoute. The IlepabJteaJtt
drcted and the DeaocraU lfi aeemWrt of
the Senile. The Kepnbbcaa aaajonty on
joist b-Ue: u 31.
The Tever.
Mxrau, Oct. 2. One oa-e Reported to
the board ef hoaKb. Vadertaketa report
three i&Ursrcta. "iOO aUea retaraed
this af ter&eon via the LoaHvUle toad. TVe
Howard wBt d-Lad their scdical eorp
te-taonew.
Qoarautlue Saapeuttetl.
lamx Ilecx. Oct, Si. The exeeetire
eooaamtee of the Sute board of Heakh has
reHered alt heahh o-ee and picket frota
dsty, and aatborixed the ranntPR of aM nM-roa-
trains. The osIt rtrleio are upon
ttoppsge of trains at Fores: City aad receipt
ef freight cr partengtrt.
Samiuj'a Income Tax Caae.
. " You. Oct. 27, An arsasest took
, ptooo as mm r S. C'eit Ceart to-day en a
. dGsoisr tm M Uti . - 6d by the
i a"
I f-
ceSred at the War Depettoct thu morui&g
from Gn. -leDowoll tttug that the llaala
pias Iadiaai. ia ' northern Ariaoaa, vcte
taniBg aad aakisg if they could bo fed by
the War Departasent. There beisf; no np
prapriatien arailable for kieh ano. the
tastier waa referred to th Drpattnettt f the
Interior.
I'eaee I'romUt-.
VAi..ny. Oct. 29. fomiauttotier
Hayt has recflrctl the feiloaiac; tkepatoh:
Sbwhom: ixb ItiKjencs: A a cvcT. W'r.,
OetoWr SS. 1879.
Cei mltio-r Indtaa XSai ta: Ia view ef
the May rasuots aJUtat to t effect that
Iadu- uaJbes rwerratiea are abostUKO
ontLeitar path. Waahakio speolts ftr the
Saoabocea aad alo for the Arapahoea aad
deairts ate to iaforat the peat father that aH
the Indians are friendly, execable and bi
eily attxsdic.their Sit, ainl ae one neci
ptrchsd aay troable froai this itaarter.
A. A. Parsox, Agvat.
Xlac Vie Wr.
IUwxjvi, Wyo., Oft. 29. Jxu. limit.
General Merriu' chief of tcuata. cam tato
Eawhaa thti taormag whh diepeUhe aad
mail. U rwporU taaeraf freh ladiaa
traik erotiax the road in the TKtauy of
Wilbaavs fork aad Snov rapid', aad aiM a
eaatp &re aar Milk river, a boa! eight n. fWi
north of haake urer at the cro xg of Col
tonood creek. Os ta Maddy he tAa
ot Major CaTsgnati from the Drituh resi
dency to Holatisaa.
Ttie Cabul Jtauirrr.
Losnox. Oct. ". Inquiry into the cuu
ere at Cabal is proceeding. The Ameer's
father-in U, ex Governor of Cabal, and the
minUttr of finance are under cIoe arrest.
A correspondent at htmla writes: "The
idea most be abandoned that we intend to
stand akxsf from the internal affair of Af
ghanistan. It csnnet 1 too soon published
thst we mean to remain is the eooctrr.
' Those vbo new aatitt as will not hereafter
be lf t ta aettla accounts with a f atar rnlrr."
The correspondent indicate that the ten
dency ef opinion at Simla attctutly farors
the peltcy ef ditintrgrttioa rather than an
attempt to set ap a stroas rentral gorern
mat at Cabal.
Cttlueae Xewa.
IIoim Koo, Oft. 1., Tia BiS Fs (Cisos,
Oct. ST. Th rcTalatlon in Hong Kong of
the yt( i of human jlaTrrr practiced by
Cbi-4.e porreyora for brothels, and of the
raids made by desperadoes among TiUa;trs
on the sain Led tor young girls, who are
breeht t. Heng Keep, sold and confined
antil s cteatly maturtd, and then rrold.
hai oaaaed great tceK&;. Th diacorery
was atadc throoh a proctamaUon ofcrm a
rvrd fur a ranaway slave gill. It years
M. IUeid In T nidation ts protrreaisr.
aad exuaordinary diMdosarea Lara already
bea asade. The operations of the state
throwing 1.&G0 tsn out of work, Tventy
one persons vers drowned aad thirty hose
and COO, 000 pejeiag worth of ors carried
way. At Caeraa sertral Uvea were lost and
one houie destroyed. llaraoJerg are taking
advantage of these eTenis to depredate on
property. The Sraoau and F-rcelona
railway k eahmersed for a distance of IS
kilemttr?.
PACIFIC OUST
three Indtaa He aad Eeaeae Taylor, one
of Memtt a eooau, fired apo- them a-d i tiaaars are Terr exUmite. reachirs CTen ta
they rt treated ap the bed cf the ereek. Japaa. one hUe Japa.ese girl bariDg becsH
urau cam on imo uihdi, miuBr uae ' leaad t& bo&Uare.
Taer is great exnlutien in Cainese efictal
ouarUrs or tha rMteration ef theproTineo
ef Hi by Roaa throagh a treaty negotiated
at St. Fetersbsrg. App-thenaien is ex
pred by many dipteaatie raseats that
Chiaa. iniated by this cnexpectcd oceaiion.
Grain .and HixI?eV
' - a, i
i4 ra .not
SUltB.
U.x
KSU'1
Cash Paid fcr Woo!.
af aiff, taeeaa tax. mcL:.- ,
!
1
DR. J. B. LINDSAY,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,
i - 'Tentllfetou, Oregon.
Sarzerj a sped ty.
E, P. EAGAK, H. DM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON3 "
T ' Wegion, Oregon -
OFriCE On lU!a stretC
-J. HPRUETT.D., Jj
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Pendleton, Oron. '
OFFICE At resldecee.
W. C. McKAY, M. DM- ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
I t Pendleton, Oregon.
'Ornro-OppeaUe the PaUtsn Htrtel.
W.F.KREMER, H. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Pendleton, Oregon. r - r
OCcrs bU rrolttsVail wrrlee t tL psopj f
VtaSleun aad turrcmidlii? cxwumrr.
OFFICE At rtdetee east of Court IIouk.
UTAH,
IDAHO & OREGON
STAGE CO. '
Will Lcavo X'ondlutMii
For Umatilla fTcrj
Tnosdar, Tbarviay,
and Saturtlav at i A.
JL; retanuitg fiom
Uxn&tiMa tke MtM
lajs on arri-eJ of
boats from Tb Datts.
Will cavo Pcndloton
Dailj for TaeDflw
via Pilot Roe- and
Ilcppner, at 6 P. M.
WILL LIE ATE DAILY
For Walk Walla at
"'7 A, il.: aad for
Boiae City al 2. AM.
Wow CoaohcH, PfoYi ritolc.
Skilled Drirors, and
able perferm&neo of
eerrice on time are
the features of the
Company. FARES
. Greatly RedacetL
Apply to
Lot Livcrmore, Agent.
SaDBLury, Hailey A- Co., Proprietors.
W.WH1TC0MB,M.D.,
. PHYSICIAN ANP SURGEON,
Pendleton, Oregon.
"Will atteaJ aH aJJt. day or night, altb prompt-c,
AH taec treated by tbe Uloft aud very beat mode
for tbe comfort of tbepu lett.
DR. W. T. WILLIAMSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Weston, Oregon.
WEI attend to'all call., dy or cljit. wkh procnpUMH.
OFFICE On Haln'stx t, oipo Druj Store.
WALLA WALLA
-j STEAM BAKEF
1 rSTAnusiieu is r.
o. BnucnT -
Kanatadorer ut Bread. O a, ilaa. -Cradkert.
I 'It I'nui CLu;
MbIii Street. Unlla V
Union Hotel.
BHlTtM.1 OltllOS.
.. ,t in.i-'a- ic iv nil! imrr ciiiiirttis you
I t! r rmiH re-l -!. il-Mt-t tUe
U tIU" 'Hw Imhks. IIh: alwvi 4 t V IMt(
Wmir I- I'w -l IVjClT
Wilson Hotel,
TJaiatllln, OresoH.
-k TBS. Jl. A. WILSON", FOItMEBLY OF ORLEAKS,
iVJL his located on Front Struct Umatilla, wbere ate
baa opened a first-da, hotel Tbe bouM bai been re.
Sued, the bed. are excellent, and tbe table wfll be aup
MA m-lth the err beet tbe marlctt afford. TrarrUen
wfflaotweretetoppd-eutbls place.
S ye Su-s Cowpany's cotcbee stop ber.
The Heiolne ot Carthago.
Josephine Feltes, tLo Leroine of
Carthage, deseives to liavo her nasno im
mortalized. Tho other dnv a cry from
the canal bank attracted her nttention,
and she hurried to the place. In a mo
ment the saw a little tkirt come to tho
surface, then disappear. There was n
child under the water, and abo didn't
hesitate or reflect ujon refinemcntA in
aalration nor waste timo in prudish Ben
timent Tlirowing ofToubsido garments,
she swam out to the place whcie tho saw
the tkirt. Tlio child was not there!
Down the ttreatn a fluttering wave and
a little foot showed the child's last rise.
Exerting herself, she was soon aboyo the
place, and taking a good long breath,
went to the bottom and found the child.
On getting out to tho bank alio saw tho
little fellow was black in tho face and as
limp as a rag. She rolled Iiim on the
craES, rubbed hlm,shook him and brought
back the little lifo which in a moment
more would have been gone forerer.
A Hollidavsburc man deserted hi
wife because ehc gave birth totwins.
3
:ed the
1 raa.
i'tl j - wr-
xaadelaat week. O-few
IHH, Ctat aopsce-ty.-OrcjeH. Mr lUr A.
Dmixs ponmatler;Coten, vTuaacai sty.
W.T.. John It. Staadley, poatataMer. Of
nee duootunoed Witti asu Crtck, Jaekea
couatT, Orecoa. retaaatn spyoialed
Mias A. L. Siranah-s, Hood BiTcr. MTaaea
eoaaty, Oregon.
lteaanpllou In Setnphla.
Mctkb, Oct. 27. Thete waa a gecoral
nsampnen of bssisess .thu xaorib in aH
Vcanehes ef trade. Store that bad Wen
elesed since hut Jaly were opened by tbeir
ptoprittor, who bare retaraed to th city,
and the wheels of eoaaere are osce again
merino rapidly along. Through trains oa
aH railr-ads excentini; the Lit tie Eeck reate
arrireti&d departed. The street pre at
their wonted animated appearance. The
eotten excaasgc is open to liattocs aad
member., and uvular qaotatsooa, neatpt
and snipaen will bo posted as aeretofote.
Bat one care of ftrrr has been repotted.
Ilanktas- and r.aebavase.
There "sal this mernisg an fomal meet
ing ef the prtaidrnts of seTersl kid 105
ha ks to oottasder the relalioa of banks to
the rtoak exchange. A coasaMttee was tp-
peinted to coafir wnh the ROTeratag eea
miueo otthe t&c (ixehssge in reference to
the estabtisbment ef a stock eteanng boe.
The ban- oemmrUee eoedsts ef Frye, ef tbe
Bank ef ewiork; Hayea, ef the I atoa,
and Tappaa. of th Gallatin.
Ttie Sllvrr Hollar.
Wasnxoroy, Oct. 27. Standard wlrer
dollar coined to date. $ I U&3.SW. Of this
namber $12,221,010 are in eireaUtioc, and
the remainder is in the treasarr.
potted Tall, ludtaua.
; Etecx Crrr, Iowa. Oct. 2a A rejxrt has
1 been rvcd thst SpoUed Tafl'i Indiana ia
j Koelhwcittra Dakota had a eerioss eeUuteak
t last wek. A warrior shot Henry Yoa&g. an
. agency employe, claiming that his heart was
bad from mourning for his sutter'a death.
Aect Newell arrested tha Indianand daring
the entire night his comrades from tho hills
fired on tbe camp and eventually compelled
Newell to sarreadtr him. The Indians then
removed the escaped wamor. The troepa
are 17S miles away.
Wrecked.
Drrsorr, Oct. 28. The steamer Amazon,
with about fifty passengers and a heavy load
of wheat and other freight, waa driven ashore
by a heavy sea and strong northwest wind.
She now lies within 100 feet of the pur,
broadside to the sea with tha iptay dashing
over her. Her passenger were taken ashore
by a life-saving crew. Tho crew threw the
cargo overboard, as the stcamtr is evidently
going to piece.
ratal Kail re (ut Aceltleut.
St. Loci. Oct. 28. An accident occurred
on tho Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific
lUilroad near this city yesterday. An en
I jnncv containing five pcrsans jumped the
irncK ana iiuucu over id a uiicu. u. a
Adaas, a telegraph operator, was killed
and the others badly scalded. J. C. Hull, a
brakeman, and N. W. Holmes have sicca
died. Holmes has been superintendent of
bridge on the road lor several years.
latereall-x Decision.
DuncQcr, Iowa, Oct. 23. Tb State En
preme Couit here to-day rendered a decision
in tbe case ot air an . maniey v The
City of Davenport, which created conaidtr
able excitement as It will affect every city in
tho btate upon wnose street railways are
allowed. Tho appellant was injured by htr
horse being frightened by the engine of a
street railway company, and running away,
She irued tbo company and the court btlnw
rendered judgment against fcer. The sn
premo court reversed this, holding the city
liable for all cLunaces to persons or prop
erty by the running of the said steam motor
since a city has no anthoritr to convey the
title to streets or authorize their use for a
private purpose, nor for a public purpose,
except by legislation, which repders it tlan
gcrous to public travel.
rever Abating.
Mruruu. Oct. 23. No new cases have
been reported within the past 21 hours
Citizens continue to return in large number.
Merchants report a marked Improvement in
buuncts, wtathcr clear and pleasant
ItuuEry Kedtkl&s.
WxsnrxoTOK, Oct. 29, A telegram wasrp-
aeort tt the body of Lat. Wear, vhscli
was a tfcott dtataacc ahead of km, aad aiao
a aaanber of raar-eaen act thtr way to aeake
river. LmoU Weur'a body w:U be here ea
Thursday aeoratct. aad wiM ha received by
Cel. Ikxekett' eacaaeaad. Faar-l strviees
will be h4d hete aad the eaaisM wilt b
sbipped Eaat. arroa&ee aad defiance. Intelligence from
1 rrv JJi" "at- Fekinc as to the temper of the government
Mrxrata, Oct. 34. Neoa. No new cases g eagerly awaited at coast point,
or deaths repotted staje jteday foteaeea. I " Japase-aa Xatiera.
Weather oelJ. YoaoHiitl, Oct. 11, via So Faascuoo,
niaa.troua Tire ai 1'arkrr, I'a. j Ot. 27. The cholera is rapidly snbtidiag.
Piazxa, Pa , Oct. A deettaetire are Ofiboul rettaas show upwards of 1S0.CO
eeeanedthM aeoratttg. ottghaetg at 3 JO, csm ciaee the osthrrak. At the end ot
aad waa evkiestHy tha work ef aa Medry. j April the total number of deaths had been
Uoth side of tha raUsoed. ea Free t?e. , M.&O0. Its suppression i aUriheted to the
for three blocks, -a et.Urly dstroyd. . enerUc cffsrU of th governeat and sa
Mest of th beuncsa hoaaet ware partly cot- , p(oeda4d expenditerrs far s-sitary per
red by iiMaranes. Lw. evr SSeOWO; , p. The actheriue esaiaa that If their
lciKinie. ahet $29. 00. HU1 sad aad j eadea vers had bea m loaded instead ot
river aboee are Mned with he ax I re iaauke )4n openly ppaied by Ecropean rtpre
aad h'naebold ehatula. sentatirea. th epidemic would have been
Almoat Tatat rea.t. i ander roctral tie months ago, and prshahly
DrraotT. Oct. 3w-At the weddtag of tV ' tbonaaeds of live saved- Th breakage of
daashter of L. D. Uaath at Cpnag Lake taet 4 qainatita by th German miaiiUr is cited
eveaeagau ot lb psaetM. ot wkeea tee - m m -w -" q-
Hejnt-ll to Leave Trtmr.
Vxxu. Oct. 25. It is reported that Dos
Cartes win be requested ta leav France is
eecveqsesce ef hi receptioa and of ether
petti istarchasg of eowteaiea with army
Verf, seme of whoa have been sal M
V ipHna for the same eaase
yraaajiwa ftr Traaklr.
VS. I Dm awTa
t lew
1 : evtJey V
'alI Haw.
Kara, Oct. 28.- -Yeaterdav af teraoea Jehn
Crewey. a young mas, his brother and father
engaged la a controversy with the cook of
the Wtm'am Tell Hotel ea the street in front
ot tha house. The cook retreated iato the
hotel fallowed by the Croweys. A fig hi fel
lawed in which the elder Crowey waa eat
severely oa the hand. John Crewey was
thrown by the cook aad in the mtele received
terrible bruises. Tho cook, Aaguat La
Hague, died this morning from his woe&d.
Th town is much ezated over the eens
queneea of the bran I. Tee Crewey hoys
were committed to iil to await ths -ctiee of
the grand jury.
Taateat Time on Berord.
At an exhibition trot at Oakland. CWL, oa
the 25th, the ftUt Sim on reesrd we
mad. St. J alien was brought eat to beet
th beat tiaM made by IUmi. L Jafien
was fol-iwed a abort d Usee by a rsuuuae;
borw. At the word St. Joiun weat aader
the wire at a square trot aad for th ee&r
mil never made a skip &r a break. eomir
in in the unprecedented time of ap.
psrenuy tct ntue It worv lor his na i
cect effort. He waa driven by Orris Htekex.
A Oiapler ot retdecta.;
Stocrrov. Ort. 27. Thos. Cecrov. ad
about CO, died this coming fsvm taktag aa
nas.!. henceforth a UariS of incred ' V"" 10 rhmaac
Rev. John Calfm. aatiuaat pcator ef St,
Mary's Church, died this merntag after a
short lllnea a.
As Itakas named Desunieo Te-sese. ared
23, farm laborer, started yesterday ta see his
litter on tne -lanpesa reaJ, c-rrying to he
father two bottle of lasuer. Oa wot ear
ried sndrr his shirt near hit hodr, aad the
other in his hand. W mle crouiac a zehl he
stepped iato a sqeirrtl hole, breakiae the
bottle asder Lu shirt, the sharp point cat-
war sacre titan ee baa-Wad. were asade iU
ay poTsaa ia at legteil-at of food, saa
i ;-:-- arrecie i aakie- powder or the
fu .a, ut, Alsheagli several wre
w . i; ili lor a at - -1 -t h a. aB an
rractt : -
- A lratAj -ua; a. at
. - r hapertt f rm i n -let u
IA wl-as) eadad .
I t na in
a. ,
. I 1 1" '
. Htaf are - -i . (..- mt.m'
ISjJ07 tee the swaHa s- tlt ahwh
Sept. 3-. i7. f -H
Erlf Xtoaryai.c-
Cancaoo. Oet, A Tnbaaw .r. b:- v -. ' r. -atr
fpeeaalsaye that the trial of xUu lamag for I 1 ata - ae
the awcr of Ltaat Saaaeer aad fee efcil- Lotmv. Oct. ' .
area akd ia Kahoka. if O . .Seterday. 4 p.ret tays that field wtr
tbe Trrdiet btr set rmltv. Ta cxlaMaa-
lias, e! the ease, her tar. ceaar to day . The
circa itaatial evteetsce a ?. hat was
weakeaed by the aco of a dataetira' e,i
deace. Ahaoaf h Yoasa; waa aeqstUed. th
behef ia ht gst aa very decided aaaoac
eiuaaai aad they detersaiaad to lyach at.
Sa&day after-oeB Yocae; saamied Lydaa
Bray af Oao. aad oa Homier rveaias th
catltfaetorUy, aad except in ti !
trie, the reasaisder ef the crop has been'
gathered asd ea thing dene toward Wiater
-ewisg. The eosdi tion ot later cereals is
deplorable, sad th let tktreea heavy.
Very Btt! ef th wheat is jet fit ta t re-h.
Itdet faH far short ef an average crop.
Uig tato Lis body over the kidney, aktae;
as opesiaz is the abdominal can it. He la
in this rendition for setae tm ea 1 hi cries
aitx-eted placers by. Tetspio dud that
rxernis.
Cabinet Jlaker Ktrlkr,
5a Fa seises, Oet. 23 Yesterday the
eabiaet makers of the city head a aeett as
asd rtaelved to strike to-day if their riiiar-iii
for aa mtreiia ot twesry five per tnt. was
not coa&hed wiih -xiih. They ctve as the
easae of their gnsvaneee that it u impoa Me
lev tnecB to nv on tse preae&t rata o
wage. The piece systeea whieh they de
aewsc cenais t is paviaz eaea warxsaan by
- dozes ler aedstea t, tai rosea, tshiet. -:c
vnrr ia the d Terest laa tats aeoer--
- c int ef widiei work done.
v -t-s.i 4. - raBed apoa to pre---
a.. - . -k " it is gives
aasef .-wpaf i jtber.
a-ai a -1 ax. . ..
-r aak.
af u-r ex-atua.
4- r ir . a aad IfrytB
tax i. . - ia
h ', where they -.-
ther who numbered 2 men. -:
then marched ssecewively to Crass-,
tery on JJr-nsas street, betwees Sixth i
Saves :. where 25 mer strikers were added;
then to L . E. E aonel's lactery, oa Berry
street, batwees Fcsrth asd Fifth where -tt
men jotsed; these to Fry's, on Kiatu street,
betvraa Thud and Foenh street, as i to the
Sin Fraseiaeo factory, epryxite. whet the
m ploye of these two factene. n sexrin?
aboat td mes, joined in. The strikers then
of his car when bo was greeted with loud
cheers. Sama one said: "General, ws
hardly expected to see you up at this time ot
night." He replied that he thought it
better to Tttsal a np than to turn oat after
rcaehiag here. - Tne General then asked
about mining ted agricri tcral interests of
tho country. When asked for 2Ir. Grant,
he -lid that she had retired M would be
suable to witsess the reception tendered H
by the citizens of Winnamccc . After re
zsainiaz fifteen minute, tbe train left amid
bknrisg of whistle- and firing of bombs.
On tbe tVar Pat-.
Tksot, Oct- 20. News was received tMs
-Mrsing that the Apaches have eaptsxeda
t ties os the Jorsado Dtl llaerto. near
Fort Craig, and killed 13 persons.
Th Navsjoes have bra-en out and troops
irom i'eit Vl&gate hare bees dispatched
agsinat them. They stole aH the stock, is-
da Hngaatl nule. No murder rcDorted.
The Indians bars i Fort Wiagat.
Never Do It.
Never Le too warm in jour pr es cf
a hifs ladj frisad. Friend hip ahoali
be eaox raged, not d-cearaged.
Never tail all too know to a itranger,
CTtat if he resale ever so coptoo-lj with
kk ajfiiir. Tkiak joe he wooJd be more
rarcfwl ot" vtr repstauee than he is of
hi wI
Never ja-t votrr ftgtr ia ths door; for
to swear is JHthc brave, polite nor
wise.
Never aak a bulv to phr upon th a
pisso, n les yea intend to to be polite
otongk to fisten to hex jdajicg. After
kartg talketl iace-a-stly" dsring her
perforsBinee.
Never add hjpocrisr to bocrisi. ne t,
by aeaiiBg to be pleased with whit yoa
Uaowgkt asore contesptible th sa jeer
coatezs tptible prattle. Own ep that yoa
only aaked ber ta piay oat of polite-,
aad failed to liittn oct of impolitca eat
Never pot the mad lage bra ti t in year
inkst nL Trse, the temptation is great,
hst rometaber that dean Ltness is next to
Ifcaeas.
Never attcaapt to write an original
ru d anlrsi yor usrs are sharp,
Evexybody Kk- aa incisive writer.
Never talk of yoarielf in a. coaatrr
wbere forty sil -siliion s of peopla arc
beat oa iafidag of ths-selves.
Never aak a cstoa nslea yoa istcnJ.
to pay &ttatiott ta the answer. There
is bo ptaa.sa.re ia. life coc parable to the
joy of airing oar knowledge, Give roar
tmad a e-ce to air his." He wl "lore
yost wid i a lorr surpassing that of jl.
wosb a.
New say ti au joet have he rd before
wikss veasr friead heu ev teatlr takea
, ntt plea; re m tell iac to-. . Hisdehrht
: " M " u - f m
a .. . ym eqea ay wen in icrnieu
witfs as! i t not be so creat as vou
ii i ia. -r r wrar -ak a rsn mtx :n t - monti
1 illtmli r aa ai nam A- :
I pass l 'J Tte- ;y- -
oa the see aad that were eieh-agf- natn ! aaarket rals whaever rrowers see fit to
he was weaaeed. is ijat ataa Uaex Itroad aart wtth .eat
their way iato the ho ar. toak Lin est aad j Forcigw whtst eontisse to rearh osx
hoofed hu a. ahem is eo-iidraU q-asUtie. Friday's
-Tste fie Hr. ( aparu .bewi&s th arrival cf marly
Kaw , Oct, 30. C4. Br-cltt, of the 70.C00 qs rtert. asd with aore lipcsi an
3d cavalry, ia eeanssad ot a lore at Kaw
kas, telcraphd to hea.1 qeaiters te-dy )
that oa the -9th iait., whj 0e two of hi awa
mere eat haatiag oae of the had hit htrse
shot aader bias. A rarefml tavasUgitioa
roved bayosal a doabt that the i bootleg
was doae by lad- m. l'oay trarkv wte
foaad ia the victaity, ad it wa dweorered
sa the part of holders to real e.
!lb rapid spward soremast of prices ap
pears to bav been arrested. Tt qcesUca
at as, what proportion ot th fifteen ahtl
Uag rile which his taken place can be
saalctained when th speculative movement
oeeses and the more legit aate infiaence of
mpply aad demand ar. one more pa ra-
neppae ct s gtu a wsest at conn try
a rkets was s?tlv larrer. asd is same in-
ootipte arrived her Wora irat-g tt Brty' susee sample were la rather batter oondi
laoaa at L arajs. Aa the tr a reaaaed thioagk ) tias; bst as a rala the qua! ity isdieate a de
Kahoka th t-etm f. Town-s aad i wif ,tre oa the part ef farmers to market their
alighted, aad a aob of fro to 3U0 fw ' lafenor nrodace. whiah is cleared out more
lowed taesa oe foot, oa kerWk aad : eanly asd pcofiuhly daring fieitin? time. ) proceeded ot toward Sestii iiia Fr&rfK-o
ut wage' aad rJivcd2 h.s hasua de- i Piar qaautiea, where thty tit it. can be j taking in ail faMonea asd f--W w rkahept
ss-sded his sarreadr. Yuoac opaatd are j safely co-anted cpon to reaHze their fsD in that loci Jtrr. the saa fro ihirh aH
stepped work to a in. Alt the-e cahiatt
makers belong to th trade a tesibly, aad
daring the centi&sasce of the strike wOl
receive $9 asd c3 per wttk fer married and
si sgle mts mpectively. There are two
branches of the nsien. en of which it Ger
man! asd isdicstios are that thtre will b a
grseral strike asicsg them.
Ktaek Did II.
Sax Faxscrtco, Oct. 23. V. II. Header
son. commercial editsr of th C rosick. at
tempted tucide is the Arion saloon, at the
ceraer ef Kearny aad Sstur stre. at akoat
1 o ctooc. tan af tcrsoon, by sk&otiag himM-U
ts the head, asd duo early ut eveaKj.
He wrote a note to a fntnd atmbeia his
act to domt.Uc asd pccntxry troabirs.
He bad lost cesiideraV Bseaey ia s'oeka
Utely
Cnillan Vraael Z t.
The steamer Newbers, from Hex as
ports brisgs the crew of the Chiles whahag
I tk La Pecasdoratrcm Yslparai to, wrecked
on Margarita Island in Uajl e&a Bay, on
th coast of L war Confers, on the 2d.
Two of th crw were drowsed off Case St.
Lusas in attemptis-? to reach the Mexican
coast fer aid.
T&e Fast Horse.
JL F. Morrow aad A. O. Ilickek. owsers
of St. Julian, the horse that made 2:12.1, oa
Saturday l-it, to-day refused SIO.CTO for the
asimaL St. Julian will probably be takes
E ait next -prise, ba turdvr.ovr cr atxt.
Su Julian will trot at Oaklasd trak te try
to bait his own record.
Tire at CoH-x
Cotxax, Oct. 29. A flro whkh broke out
thin morning in a China wash-house is the
middle ot China toTa completely demolished
that quarter, a hotel near by, asd burned a
block ta the principal butineas part of the
town. One Chinawoman vu bnmd to
death. Wooden roofs over brick buildings
are all burnt up, but nose of th goods in
the buildings were burned. The losses a
gregnt S3I.WU; insurance, $I,5W.
tSraat on the Cum lock.
Vtaonita Crrr, Oct. 29. General Grant
tiasn at a-
she w I be abia , keesp :t
Never tret aboat to- .
Tf . -r - .
it to-oav s wrser u pteas n, -
Yoa asaj be safortaaate aj to esa - o-
mxtows sten bv setting snaaee ca
the r--ro 1 or blows ap on the sxe &i-boat.
Ncver th t kt, kmilv bp-rdoc,
bet woeder this M not kip Pinafore.
ivioB Tn i script.
The Shape ot Bells.
that the ballet cease froas a 50 calibre rtde, atoaat :a the trade Taking iato consider'
neaa ef which ar ad by the troop. alios the eaorasoes resource of America.
Armed at Denver. , aad the fact that present price of wheat at
DrjciLE Oet. 3.-Ura. aad Ulaa iieel.r Loedoa are aafficient to attract and have at
aa. 1 Mr. P,ra aaal two e-tldeae. Ute can- I tractfd sapphe from all wheat exporting
tire aatoag th fie, arrive 1 hat t- night. 1 coaatnes la tho world, f appears most prob
Mrs. Meeker i very iMk. I able that a sal baais for later operation.
A special ta the Tnbaar .fates that Gen.
-dr. Hatch. Gen Chad. Adams, spedal
gent, an 1 Chief Oaray, haw been appointed
acemtniuiento iaveugt thUt eatbrrak.
Deaib of iarara SI. Cavnnanfli.
A dispatch from Lead rill states that Hon
will be reached when values have receded
5(8 ahHhngs from the recent highest point.
It wonld be too mneh to sasert that prices
must secestarily give way to this extent, aa
trade doves ia very sensitive conditions,
and mush will depend upon th action of
1 .;, TI . -J.l I. v. V.t
James. M. Cavaniuch, th first member ot aff-r-d tbat tha rejection IndiealeJ wtmld
Coagreaa from Minnesota after admiitton to , bring values to a safe position.
th Union, and delegate to Coarrest from . Th sale of Eccli.h wheat last weV wera
Montana in 157 and l370,die.I there te day 36.617 quarter, at 49s lOd, against 50,431
qaartert at 37s dating the corrrspcndisg
week ef last year. Import Into the United
Kingdom during the week ending October
It it vcrr likeiv tktt
belh was sea rested as firs'
the shape of
: bvth a soor-
of erysipelas.
Tlldrn'a Tax.
Ntw Teas, Oct. 30. The examination ef
James D. Colgate, of the firm of Trevor Sc
Colgate, brokers, wat continued to day bo
lero Li. b. Commissioner ymen, in the suit
againtt Samutl J. Tilden to reesTer arrears
of income taxes. Witness rotated to pro
duce his liooks and papet aud.was taken
before Judge Choate in tbo U. S. District
Court, who heard argument in the matter
and reserved hisdeeiaion until to-morrow.
r'OUKIti.X -NEWS.
t.prrnany and AaatrtA.
Loxikw, Oct. 25. Telegrams from Berlin
and Vienna concur in saying that the all f
a nee between Germany and Au.tria is not a
written treaty signed by the emperors, bat is
in tbe form ot a memoranda which liiamarc
and Andrasyexchang-d and communicated
to the tespectivo sovereigns, who approved
of it.
Liverpool Cotlnn 31arkel.
LivrtrooL. Oct. 25. W. D. Tomlinson k
Oo., old established cotton brokers of this
city, have iraaptnded. Tho market is very
leverUQ. owtnsr to snecniaior naving ooocni
np enough cotton to crcato an artificial scar
city, and to squeeze tho largest poaslblo dif
Icreneo out of rollers for Uctouer delivery,
Confidence is shaken.
The Trnnalry.
LcJtDox. Oct. 27. An Irish nitionsl land
leaguo will bo formed with, n central com
mittee in ondon. A land meeting at nnis
cory yesterday waa attended byC.OOO persons
and addretsed by Mr. l'arncli.
Wilt bo Ilnna-cd.
Cxsct, OcL 27. Fivo men who will be
banged for complicity in the massacre ot
the lintlsh embassy. Include hotwal, ot
Cabal, tho head ot tho city, Mollahs, and
two generals, ono of royal blood. One ot
tho generals, it is charged, dragged the head
ISth, were l.S3t.7C6 cwt ot wheat and23S,-
9$0 cwta ct Hour.
Ilamaae E aterprlae.
Paats. Oct. 29. A ft is to bald shortly.
under th mansgtmest of a Paris newspa
per, for the benefit of sufferer by tho re
ctal flood In Murcia, Spain. It is ex
peeled that th fete will surpass in enter-
tatnrant and receipt any previous teem
at this kind in Paris.
Aa loaalt lo Hark Aatonjr.
An Alexandria correspondent reports Cleo
patra's needle, while being removed for ship
ment to the United States, was seised by
creditors ot the Egyptian government.
Untlook for leaee.
Hour, Oct. 20. Proceedings ot Congress
at Naples on the 2Clh to promote a general
diaarmamsnt throughout the world, termi
nated in a see no ot isdescrible confuiion,
amidst hissing, hooting and other demon
stratratioss, owing to th opposition of a
section wo disapprove! the object of the
Congress.
Price of Tin.
Loxnox, Oct. 30. Tbo price of tin in
Cornwall yesterday lell Ihrco ponnds per
ton.
At Cabnl.
A dispatch from Cabal says that the popu
lation ot Cabul is quiet, but thst It is a sal
len Calm. There can be no doubt that be
neath It is a deep dread ot British domlnlsn.
The people of Cabul are kept down slmpiy
Dy if ar, ana would rue u ttiey saw a chance
of success.
Heavy Floods la htuil i.
Manato. Oct 30. Thrrohsvo been heavy
rains throughout the entire country. At
Mslaga a water spout uprooted trees and in
jured many persons. At Vera, in Almetia,
the river overflowed and Hooded the mines,
as qaahtiej of certain met lie vesssla
ta heascnoW ar, whiea when struck:
gavfoarthpecaloraoaad Srditfere t
practical t-, it was foend in time that
the prvfeoct a sical form was the best
s aptad fer tha coaveyance of sound to
a distance. Ia taa entaiogne of one of
the bell foanckrs of this place, it is stated
that in the sia gle department of church
WUs the asS-bUshaient has nearly ona
kaadred patterns, extending trom the
trebl too aiapted to the belfry of tha
wayside can pal to tha deep notes thai
resaantl fro i tha aa ssive tower of ths
cathedral,
The patterns which reg-lstd the ins ida
and oatside contour of bells
a M
as "sweeoeoarus.
They &ra made of pine, ami have thai
part of their edge which comes in. coa-
tact with tha mtxturo ot clay and ad
which has been dried on the mould liaad
with polished, ste-1 or sheet braas.
i hese arts made to revolve on. taeer
pivoted ends against the core citiag
and against the outside ca sir ig, until by
their scraping action th er svmiaetnea ay
fashion tho mould coatinrs to
proper curvature.
Cheating tho Bartenders.
Several San Francisco L-urtaadars
have been led into buy u almost wsrth-
and party descended tho C and 0 shaft to- loss paintings at 150 apiece :, j'g.Tmif;
j. en ti xu auv-uer iuu gra la taa i
day and visited th lower lev ot the Bo
nanza under ths guidance ot J. W. Masker.
They subsequently went through a nnmbar
ot mill
Latkb Gn. Grant visited th hall ot ths
Pacifio Coast pioneers, was made an honor
ary member aad th badge ot ofilce aad ere
dtmiial ot the society Riven him. He was
Introduced by Dr. Harris, and Col. Robert
Taylor delivered an address to which tho
General replied.
Nulcldo al a tTouian.
Six FsAXctsco, Oil. 30. Ths coroner ot
Alameda was notified yesterday ot the sui
cide by haaging of Mrs. Edward J. Dodge,
recently trc l Sacramento. Mrs. Dodge had
been afilicted with severe chills and f.ver.
and her physicians sdviseo a change ot
climate. She removed to Alameda, but did
cot regain her health, became despondent,
and sought death.
Kecrptlou at WlaaeHaneoa.
Wtsrsotcco, Oct, . Genend Grant
arrived here last night at 10:30 by special
train. When tho train stopped it was itamc
distely surrounded by n largo crowd. Ths
Qcacral sojn appeared on the rear pli Iform
barroom for & day or two, and then aak s
permission to -hang a picture ia tha
placo for a ranle. The bartender thiaks
of the profit to como from incidaa-d
drinking, and readily consents. Tha
painting is put up, tho stranger prinp
it excessively, and placing 200 ticke
on sale at $1 each. A secoJ
dressed stranger soon
sees tho picture, and
ing its high value, b
$200. Can the boa
bargain I Tho b.
clearing 50, go
and succe'"
$10; up
turns to;
pneo. 1
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No ml.
itchts for
scratched.