The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, August 28, 1880, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textfa (foist Mjottintt. KATJiS OV ADVKRTUUa CO 13. Published Ertry Saturday Morulas ST TURNER & COX, ease, Xla Street, opp. the CoartBsm Kate or SatMCrlptioa la Coin. One Tear, in advance t t t (3 00 Six Months : : t t t t 1 50 Throe Months : t t I t 1 00 Single Copies : : : t t t 10 TELE OliEGOIf Job Printing- Office. PENDLETOX, OREG0JT. BOOK AND JOB PRINTIKS Of every description seal) aad proaipUy exe cuted at reasonable rates. h'oricr. Simple aaaonneesaenU of births, siaiTbcei aad death -will be Inserted without charge. Obituary notices will be charged far ac cording to their length. Single copies of the East Oszeoxmr, In wrap pers, lor mailing, eta be obtained at this oSos. "We as aim e no responsibility far views expressed bj correspondents. L. B. COX ATTOBNEY AT LAW, PrSDLTTOX, okboos, "Will practice in all the OearU ef Oreces. Oracx Over the Poetoggg. r. r-Aex itsnx. a jr. IPSTDf & BELL, ATTOBNEXS AT LAW, jlxd xotaeibs rcsua Pendleton - 0$e&. Office is Coert Hogg. J0H5 A GTJYEE, ATTOP.NEY AT LAW, nsrsiiroK, ozsoox. Omcs Up stain, above PoetoSec. EYARTS WALKEB, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, PENTJLETOS, OKEGOr. Ornac, la the Cosrt Hons. A XFACHE5, ATTOBNEY AT LAW -AKD ICOTXKT PUBLIC, Weston, Oregoa. TTO1 practice in. all the Coarts of the SUia. DR. E. 3C CLEMENTS, PHYSICIAX, SUEGEOK AD ACCOUCHER yot Roci, Umatilla Count, Oregon. All calls prompt jr attended to, iiT or sight. DR J. B. LIS DS AT, SUEGEOK AND DENTIST. rtXDLErp.f , : : : : oeegox. Snrgrrr a KrltT. j. x. petjeit, PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON. pexclxtox : : : : ocsscx. O&ee at residence . PHYSICIAN AND SUP.GEOX. rXXDLZTOX, OEEGOX. Orricx Opposite the Pcadlcton HotoL rT. P. KEEXEB, 3T. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON. FEXDLrrOS, OEEGOS. Offer his professional services to the people of Vendition and surrounding country. Orncr At residence cast of Court House. C. WHITCOXB, X. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON. PZXDLCrOX, OSEGOX. VTill attend to all calls, day or Bight, with promptness. All diseases treated by the latest and very best mode far the comfort of the patient. BE. W. T. TOLIAXS05, PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON. TBB70V, OEBSOX. "Kill aMesd to all oils, dj or sight, with promptness. Orrtcr Oa 'Main street, opposite drag store. IlAiXES & J.AWKKSCE, ATTOBNEYS AT LAV. BAKES CI IT, OBXGOX. Will practice at law in all Courts in Oregon and Idaho. Particular attention paid to business in TO I . TTt ' BK. J. W. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON. Pesileien, Oregon. All calk press ptly attended to, da or sight. Ornor OTer the Drag Stars. E P. EAGAS, S. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON. WESTOX, OKEOOX. Office oa Main Street 3. h. tv ii5 1 R- p. y. cosxxr. TIKHKR At COS LEY, ATTOBNEYS AT LAW, PENDLETON-, OBEOOX. Office on Main street, opposite the Court House. D. W. BAILCr, ATTOBNEY AT LAW, PENDLETOX, OEEdJX. Oftoe Mala sireet, up stain, rr East Oaf- gssUc eftse. j)9 VOL. 5. B. BontcatLn. J. E. Bsus ROTHCHILD&BEAK (Scessors to S.Cothehild) Would I retpectfallr call the attention of the pub lic to their largel j increased stoek of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Which the increaMtl facilities afforded br their wiauusiuoa ea&Mca wem 10 oner AT THE YERY LOWEST RATES. Tbelr Ktck will Ceaalat aa beratafara aC DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWRE, China and Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, soTiorre, xrrc. Thrrwill alirara tahe deassre in Ufa's r anr orders with which the ma he ectroslsd to the best of their ability. GRAIN AND HIDES And other prod ace tales ia exchange at the Uigbest Market r.xie. CASH PAID POB WOOL. D.W. PRENTICE & CO. MUSIC STORE. 107 Jrlrretreot,3?ortlaa4. Or. AH instra meets sold oa the isstelhsest plaa are at our regular CASH PBICES. Our PUnos and Organs are from the best makers, and our prices and terms are the easiest cf an boose oa tbeKorth PadSc Coast. We fall guarantee erery lastmment we sail, and each Piano aad Organ is also accosapaaied withaguarasieefroa the mincfictarer. WEBER PIAH0S ABE THE BEST. JntttW neat Terms; $50, $100 or sort, eash balance, $15 or J30 par aostth. HAINS BROS.' PIANOS Installment Terms: $25, A or men easb; balaaoe, $15 or $30 per aosth. ABE THE BEST M KDIUM-PBICED PIANO IN THE WORLD. Instalhmect Terms: $15, $25, or mm, oath; bolts oe, $10 or $15 per mcsth. ESTEY 0RGAHS SKG THETB OWN PBAISE AND LEAD THE WORLD. Standard Organs ABE UNBIYALED. Ins'llment Terms: $15, $25, or mora eats; balance, $10 or tl5 per month. If installment terms as quoted abors do sot exactly please, the caa be chaaged to sail ooc Teaiesce of costomer. D. W. PRENTICE Ml CO. Music Dealers, xn rxrsLicRKM or X. W. PKENTIOE JSC CO.'S XONTHL7 Musical Journal. PRICE 78 CEKTS PEK TEAR. CMtohw SI2 WaHh f Hew Untie Eb Ymt PENDLETON, UMATILLA UTAH, IDAHO & OREGON STAGE COMPANY. NTAOU WILX. LC1TE rEKDLETOK FOR UMATILLA Every Toev da, Thursdar and Salardar at 10 P. M4 re tursis- fiWH Umabila the tame days on ar rival M the boats from The Dalles rEXDLETOK FOK TH E DALLES Dally via. liWt ltoek and Ueiipacr at 0 A M. rEXDLCTO.V FOH .LLA WALLA-DiDt at" A.M4 aad for BoiseCitat 2 A.M. " NEW COACHES, NEW STOCK, EfcitM Drirets, and able perfcrmaace ef srrir en time arc the features ef the Companr. Fares time arc rati rola Ap4 to greatly reduced. LOT LITERMOKE, AOEST. anhury, Ilaile A Co., Proprietora. H GOLDEN Opportunity ODE, SUBSCRLBEEIS AirrKixaic tb MMSr ef ecr riiftT, EAST 0REG0NIAN Sat rxrrCi l xsatlae afraffti CLUB SAN FRANCISCO Weekly Chronicle. Tb rtfsUr m&aaitCe rrfc ef to T9f (3 OO par Yaar, AaithajmrnUaittiactttUCSleaSiaX U tX Now v. ta fsraWk Botk Papers for Ose Ycr For Zi CHK Portage Ftm. rami srat t ec e two kUkm. erdocal wtta th rtfcMrtbrr. cr Ur sL a its f 50 Cents. laaAkticatatb alert asccst, w iflui totatarifsd A BOOK ocoj la ticcji. fr teiki U n!rSfS vtikahrtef 450 Books, Cocrt-aiii ta. itad; mki r tb. Jut Xxzhm c4 riCIIOX. rOETXT. IU5T0KT UOGIUraT SPOCTINC. FABXINO a&( CkSl. abi rscUrr RiSItx tor Lta u c&ew freo. TbvlUtaetsira rah acttwr. a PICK. rv. ooorcs. jiebott. lovc fellow. TEXXnOX. MOSLET. ADDI59X.UC HOW TO GET A LiiRARY. Br UXts; vfTirtir c tlcaWrtaStf.assa. l.r c4 UsMtr, ta ttw HS4 rtUcbeu4 car CDtattrtacflnaaJf9raaCMb.hica.ta aS !itoo t jctrrvkc mil Uatir "ttk tfcrfr load p. per. vceli a)n ct4ata tb rr Btftrvtoliua iocrul. U VEXELT CnCOXICLX trr rrar.asj ah crral. lb- cadns for a KtruT. T&u. l-r Mlax t o. tis tin. nU MrirtiOM. tbr eoald pit todi ttn a&itta c!ic4ecc( Fcsr Standard Works j AQBbaCiiKi.rrirtiea.at cB.tieTeBU Ci" EIGHT EOOKS Or tea nUcrirUsei at oe ttz rOITBTEZX floolj . or tdno ral3trtMCii at cat Uzm (iretbitbaeref Twenty -Obo Beaka. TSMtonitTaUMCtfrre ef aB XjaM aa rT ri tat SAH FRANCISCO Leading Newspaper or THE Pacific Coast. TX1E C11E0X1CLE BCILB13U. THK KAX rRAA'ClSCO CHHOXI CX: li the Snt rrer oa tb rtutlaa4litr toJlattinhinsaDjilUUttrof Hi XEnS. Xotblac that (be wortddnirn to kecw tj cotllnl (ma lu cdcniM. It altos to fill rrtrr roir Btnt of a Crst-eiaM jft. 1 Is TeUiiijUc Stportf ar tb Ittnt aad nut rrluU. Its Uicml Xm tb faUm and trklnt. nsxi It, Editorials too tb, aUeil fsss ia tb couotr. THE CHKOXICXK hxl tlirin Wo. .at a)viraDI be. tbe frirod and cbaarioo cf lb. pKipl si acalixt eombicaUoBi. dlvvta, corjxn lioasortfTTtadoe of as? kind. ItsIIIbtlad rmVot ta CTtrrtblDS, imitnl la notblac; fair aad Impartial to all partlM,rrt .ipmlac corrap ttoavbacrrcT fnsd.abd waalof wilt featlma tndcavor to promote aad profct trtrr IoUtmI ef IbtsrotraUlcvbom ; kttm aedeawboDlt drndt for its scrport. Tb. MAX rHAXCIXCe TVEEKLT CHKe.MCI.IX tb. not briQka t and coca lleU Wtklr SvnfVtT la tb Wcrld. prist rrgaUrlr 72 rolncoa, or tlsht tct. of Xrwa, IJtfrdiut aad Cearral Jnloratltiraj also a luantscrtit Acxleallsril PirUaaDt, $2 for One Tear, Indadloj pwUce, to an? part of lb. CaltM tXLt'l. SAMPLE COPIES SEXT Fit EE. tr All urdm must I-. acroBaiilai by lb eeta Mltw all enJm to CHRONICLE 1 COUNTY, OEEGON SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, I'lp In Futrli. A correspondent of tbo Country Gen' tlcmcH sara ; "Pip is a disease of fowls appearing as a horar jwlliclo, that grows oa tho tips of Uioir tongues. Tlioro is a euro for this as well at other diseases. Formerly, before disco of fowls wero inquired into as Uiej arts in the present daj, erorj"tlting that affected joang fowls was oitber tbe nip or tho gapes. Diseases of older fowls, and thoir cause, won nerer inquired into. They died, to be snrv, but that was unavoidable ; thu Talue was small and tho loss was not felt. But since more valuable birds hare been introduced, clcoor observations hare been made, and hence thero aro manj discov eries of can ao and oflect. Pip is a very ancient diaoaw, and I supioaol it hall gono out of existence. I bavo met with ooly ono exm and that was rears ago. Low ronditton and ferer are tho cause, and boing sick the bml has no desire for food, llemovo the muse, and tho fowl will generally recover, if not too far gono with weakness. The changes of tbe sea sons from winter to spring and from fall to winter, affects fowls More, crkap, than many are aware of. Only neglected fowls satfer froa each disease. The polliel ou the tongue is a result of dis arrangement of the system, brought oa by weakness and exjMNHire, and insuffi cient food, or food of a kind that the fowl cannot convert iatu health and strength. Although requiring both animal aad vegetabt diet, grain is tho Ktsple ; clean, sweet, pure kernels are boat ; any mssty, asouldy or heated grain is not suitable to ft-ed fowls. If strict notice be taken, it will be found that tbe most diseascc break out in neglected broods, and there is no remedy for tho affected ones. A fowl that has ge ne through a coarse of doctoring, al though rt-covering apparently, is nearly worthies.' Dcr Weatheb Watejux. The more a garden is irrigated oa the surface, the ore it seems to require, and the harder the surface, unless stirred, appears to be. Experienced rardoners tale a hoe and draw the earth from about the plant to watered, making a basin several inches deep and perhaps two feet across. This is mru mi (11 sp wtiu w&vcr, anu leit BBtil every drop has soaked into the soil. If it seems best, the bole may be nllcl again, and &gain, Ratil the plant has had sufitcient. the oieBius is then left for a day or so, BBtil the sna has dried the surface somewkat. Thea witn a hoe loosen the soil, bet carcf cllr, so as not to cut the root, and draw the dry earth j lack into the bole agate. This is the best war to stimulate tbe growth of tomatoes, cabbagus, peppers, egg-plant aad other late summer Trcctable. hose value depends krselr ntxra their being kept in a constant state of growth and health. A Boston preacher said: "The little rood anr of as can do must be done with our heartn thuajHag againat the hearts of our fellow-men;" and erery young ' woman in clinrcn looked at even other . young woman and smiled approvingly. ! PENDLETON HOTEL MaJu atrt, IVattletaa. Sr. THIS CENTBALLY LOCATED percuK iiecsE Ilsring been ENTIRELY REMITTED asd UEKJEXiSHED Js now cpea sr the recrptiea of roeatt. THE TAULE Will at all times be iesnd fcrabhed with U. very brA tho market adonis, aad every eicrlJoo made to satisfy the pairs lj ef the bosje. TUE IJEDB Are all sew, and the rectus have bees forsithed in the neatest style asd with every rcnveaWac osoally fbosd in a first-dtss beese. THE PENDLETON HOTEL In aUiti departments will be tip with the timet, and the ptvprMtor is determtBed that it shall maintain the repatatioa cf beicg the Best 8es Eut ef tar 3f eanUlBt. The resident aad traveling public are rejt fslly invited to calL E. BAKED, Proprietor LAND AGENCY. DWIGIIT fc 11 A I3L.IC V. eefteral Ud Affsti, Naitriei Pabllc, acd SEAL I3T ATX BECKERS, Peadtetew, : : : t t onn IlaveTowsihip Plats of sll sorvryed lasdi in UmatilU.coant,and Record of all Claims !rru first location down to the present time, and corrert ed semiweUy from the Land Office at La Grande Will secure claims for parties under an ef tbr Land laws of the UnltedSlatas: csndart ontrsttd eases before the Local Land 0Ece,and on sj-pcal ta the LVpartracat at Wsshington. Will fornUh Soldiers Additional Home stead Floats sad all kinds of Land Scrip on slton notice, and at lowest market rates. Will buy and sell Lacd, Claims, City Property, eta, oa reason able osmtoUaion. The Plats and Records above referred to aro the only ones of the kind in Umatilla county ,acd set tlers can save time asd a trip to La Grande by coming to us. VTe haTS special facilities for lo cating nsw comers. mcbS? WALLA WALLA STEAM BAKEKY. ESTABLISHED IS 1ECI. O. BRECHTER, Maaofactorer of Bread, Cakes, Pies snd all Undt ef Crackers. . Fire-proof building. Kaln ItreeL. t 1 1 Walla Walla WILSON HOTEL. UMATILLA, OREGON. Mrs. If. A Wilson, formerly f Orleaas has lo cated oa Front street, Umatilla, where she bss opened a first-class boteL Tbe house has been refitted, tbe beds are excellent, sad the table will be supplied with the best the market sftord. Travellers will cot regret stepptfig at this pkee. K W. Stage Owfany's eeaebts step Ur. TELEGRAMS. EASTERN. Mara VicIIm... PuiLAStxrnu, An. 21 William F. Gal lagher. lojorrU in tbe accident at May's bind ing, did at I'mcsylvania lopital this morn lug. and Patrick McCaan. another victim, died at the same piece to n'iL A fatal Affi.y. ifosurrowjc, Tenn , Au. 21 A 2:ht be twein (Siunkrn men and city oiSccrt Us: nlslit re.nl rd In the death ol tae torn mar bal, JsmetT. Slorrit.asd Ilea. K Itlchard eon, and dn(crbus it jarjr toScenn Lop. Murder at dfolara Do Vo.a, Aug. 22. A J'fiiif mas named ratri k Kltg was shut thrweyh thr atumach Ui tag&t as he was -carin: two yoon o mn home. eVseral s;irls and a tuau named Wa'lace arre arntJ. Wallace eua.nes the derii. It b dobbtfal if Ko can recover Prts Klabltr. Nxw Voaxi Ac. 1 a ditpslch wat re CrifttJat poiic brad(aartefa joK before two o'clock thts m-raias to the 8cx Uott a hand ifpnn iSfCh'ers hal jatt crsl the south ferry fioat ilruoklB tn route for New Jersey, fbe fuiic w arte I to look fur aui ar la I throj. S.itlrmeat b thr CJc KnsmLX. Vs.. &9Z 21 There t Intense excitiuett in the est scd cemmuniiover the exprctcd dsl lwtro Cap!. Jam Htren Hop- tViiornf the Norfolk LniuUvuk a dt!m cutbni wrHrr and jaornilut aad OA Was. Lab. mayor of X rMr, rleetrefl the read jusUr Uacco:k aad EazlHh electoral ticket nd a (ittietaa at aot Warrso's have btn twnrd fir the arrot of both trtie. but tb&s fr they hare t core r fatly eia-'ed detecrioa Col. Lamb Ie't this otv thu a Ursooa by pri vale coo veiaaoe aad Ctpt. Hot raaeot be found. If merlin; has not airrsdy UVra p'sce tocifht the duet will be foeght early in Ibe taoralBg. The Imairdtate raine was a es rd tSMrhed by Lamb, etjrday, chars 3 Uri4( - fabe a f-Tigtfh ttt sn rditotiai leuer nt tea by the ed-Ur ' the LadawL Both gectirtsrn are o' acksewtrdgrd eoar air. Col lamb cumma&ded Fort Fisher hen itf.lt brfere Gen. Terry ia and Cape Heprhas a dauagaithed rcpatalicn as a joet aad wrKer. Oa.I Prvvtated. Koxratx. Va. Aag. 21 The deel bttsreen Uop anu Mi jcr Iamb a as prevented by tbe a'feuof the mayor as he was leaving his honve for the plsc of mcct'g at 1 o'ciock this tcerniiig He was taken befare a aaxts irate asd brand ever in fJ.tvO bait 10 keep the peace. Ctp'aia Hep. rludnl the pohoe asd reacbrd the re&drxroas He wtt return o the city asd give a bond to obmr the prace. A Tr.Kc Aff.lr. Xxw Oslxaxs, A,e 2t-EdafaC.Vtx.Jr., ard Ibirty-lwe. a at ktllrdt-dy by thr tfcrr Drrsner Srvxbcr, FrrHaabd Armaad at.d Hrory.agnt tarsty.&rr.iWeSita&d rlgtea rnctivrir. Tbe Drraa-r wr imprtooaed. Iaey d retire 'ist Atix bad d Jtrvl with ik.tr y ossc -:r AHhoaxh a-srd. he bai af 'eststrd. Mil coattaaed to fatlrtw tar youn; lady M x. ih oi bf er. Fiaoklsa weat to tar rrr-tr&ce -J thr iirrasicrs 'u rx ptan the ma-tr. Unit B&arsed. Th failed, bowevrr o cosvtarc tbe Drraaec aad when l.avtg arte Jc4taed taibr stmrt. where two ft the bAttHae fe3d Bre pa Kla-in C Mix. He aUemp-ed ta Ser. bat sbot deaa, when Henry, thr jvaneit th Drraacc brbtem. raa up aad ttseOed hisu seteral timta Kh a dirk. Mix leaves a ! and wuJownl sthrr His brnter Frakte. who was prrarn at the kithac was on the 12th lan. married to a Csa-l'er of the U e Gm. Hsrry L Hsves. The Drrsacrs ate thr sons of trie lal. Ur Henry IVrancr. oar of tbe prcaicent S'hjsUiaas of this city. Kxfcallaa. CusAtcaxa. Ls., Ac. 20 George Doras was sauted t-dar tor u atarder cf Joe Fi xdmraon. Jose L 1?TD The exrcstlun t'Oi place la tbe jitl yard. Oaly tboae al lewrd by law were reut. The proonrr asd that he woakl prtfrr to be shot or guMlo lia ed. Sr Lct Ab O) Umrr.l G. B Wrsv.r amvid Ice this rrttinr tram Arlausas. whrre he rnsde ten ttrchfs He vk t t-ak at Trrra Hsoe to anwrea. ssd ro thrnee to , . . . . 1 uuirpoa, wutrr ae w 11 coasuii wrn QtrtubTt of the natsoaat entu)Uee. He 1M k- lo Uoatoo, vbere he will pk. asd ibm ttump the entire state af Maine After that br wtlt return to the sou-da. goag ai fir a Ttxas WAsitiAUTos ctrr. Tha llamblrd Moaa. Wasbctox.Au 21 Tbe dbpalch which was reoirrd at thr war department from General lilies, relative to tbe virrendrr ol ttoux Indians, was read ia the csbiaet but excited no unusual toaamrat. Tbe prntrsl rjprtrsion of opinion, however, so far ss it went, being in favor ot canylnc out the pol icy already adopted in draiiag with there unruly Indians. Victoria'. Wtaeraaboal. WitBiJoTix, Au. 21. The war depart ment to-day received tho following te!nm. fotwsided by GrsersI Hatch from Fort Bliss. Trxas: . Accmts.tKn. Dortor 5ttaisn rtrens ta me at (9 A H. ibat Vlctorlu', tand u In rtetra Oe La Cardsa, aooat (4 ailh. from k'l lam. Tao Meslcaa re kt!kl by ladurs tn the fcorta de Vasiartai doodUci sd ViKe ha rrtie v Chtacabaa. 'oioln Is kocwc bf tbe abereabucits of Xezicaa lnp. BKl.NKiRHOrr. Lars XUIUrjr Resarvatlaaa. Nrw Vorx, Au lt The gtatxa! Isn1 of 60 Imi prriarrd. in mtnure to a rqurw frmi the public lines cosmbslunrr. a loll ftai.nient, giving he location, rxient au-i history of mrh oMi sry rrsemliou local d upon puMic Itbdtol tr-e fwited Sta'r Fn-m this tU'injint it -rar tb.t thee art r -mvrd forlbit purne29-J0&SOscrfs. locstrt In twwy-f"ur itarf snd tertivtrtr.. The lirfnt s mount in any one I in Mottana afcrte the nteivatons TfErr)rste S30.9'j arrrf. Fort Awiaiholne aton ri-liradt'C TOl 0 acrra. Dako'a, tncltlii'g Fort Udtord. 576000 acre, a pitl which lain Montana, has 053 33arrt; .V, MrxHn. 2ISIVW, Wv ominc 210.2: Ar.x.ms, 107,053; Uuh. 13 C0O; Ksmar,i810;Colr.do. 79970, Nebr t e. (H&M: Wbinton 25,110; K ra U 22. ICO, California. 2H6dt; Kiortla. 13015; M-calpan. 9317; Idaho, 9173; Orcsoe. 4571, Tb? etbt rs air in stasller qnantities. Tito Qntttloo of Chin... Tonnage Dae Conaldtlrd ta tlir Cabinet. Wasnisirro., Aug. 21 At a cabinet meet in? to-day, the qnitt on of reii'ting Chinoe nurcbant vrse! arrtvlrg at Uultrd Statr-i ports liom dtsorlailnitlne impvui now iru pord by Isw, was contdrtd et rie length The uierubei t present quite iccneraliy favored ho removal of heavy tonnsgs due and cus tom dnti s now levied stalest Chlstse. Sc rrtary Sbirman ixpreeted tbe oplniun that the pnsMcnt should do this by itauiui; a proclamation, ss he is authorised by law to do, and (bus relieve the Chinese merchant front those difcriuiinaticg duties. Attorney General Devrns, who represented the state de psrtment in tbe ctbinet as well as the depart meet of Jutl was not prepand to expteis sn opinion on the subject, aud desired lime to Inrestiirate it full v. Cousroarntlv. further consideration was postponed until nexlTucs- usy. A fight between a wildcat and a bull dog interested a Bono, Nur., audience the other day. Unlike tho New York bulls, tho Bono animals fought until neither coakl stasd. 18SO. NO. 47. BY ATL.1ST1C CXHUIC Coatcrvatlr. la Conuell. Ipo, Aujr- 21. A meetiog of the con serraUv catuiien of tbe hoase of lordi and commoas was held at the Carlton club yester day, lo conidr the state of puo e busioti aaJ 1 tills ytt t cinte before the houte 01 lords. dlron opinions were expmeii against considering important goverasittt mrasarea nch i the employers liability a-d hares and rabbits UUs at (ticli a late period of ibe resi-Mu Tbe general f-ing wat tUt the house of lor! ouxht not t cuasrat to deal with all bills yet remaining fjroa.vdtr alios. Orailt of Jin. Cbaa. Uun. Losnor. Aug 21 Tbe eeltbrj'ed adrtas. Mrs LLa.Ksan( Kileo Tree) bo retiredfrsm the ali 03 the dea'h of her huibind, ts deaj. An.tti.r at the Asacrtcan'.' Boat Ee c.t. Loxnos, Aug. 22 Lloyds' agent t St. Vis ciu teincrsphs ut.dr date of the 211 Instant th t use of the tuisaini; boats containing sev en tnta and Cvhscsof mail matter from the .traanr Att.tr ol the Cape Ol Good Hip aad 8.nthaeipton line, which foaaitrrrd April 2S h Bear Ur equator, wan picke-1 up by thr Ponngarse btiz Tarujo, and men and mails Usded at Inda, AfRca ItayattT- Show 1'eir. PoKTsxotrTU, Acg. 21. Tht queen, prineeM OeatRce.the prince aad prinue of Wale aad price Lop-d In.prcied the nlle brigade attrJ the troopthip Jaunj bTure Its depart are fur Abbantsltn tn day, Greax ealha, lasm was shown by a large crowd of specta bira, T)tc Catr Is Kre.tr. Chlar aad Japia ... Eaivajra. EriLL. Aujr. 21 The cur wai recrire Chisoe and Japanese eabatKadors on Satur day at IUpsha, near Eriaa leseio. where he t now wtlsmisg army msscavrs. Taa in terview will vLtoslly reopen iCikiji -eoiia tten. S-rva Jl.coUaUaa far Aairun RtScs. B&icsjtsx. Aa. 22 The Servian govern ran tit seeking 1W.JU) rids of the newrU psuern lo America, deliverable beiure the end of this year StBto, An 22 It b rtfKAtd froa Que. tth that tb Condahar cxrrison made a sortie IrSieticr heavy kies oa the HtraU. Thennmncrof Bntua casaslucs tsssknewn. It Is tHered that the tribes north of Khnjok paa Lave colleoJ to auack commuascalicss with Puhir Ataara.Larralme. Gum. Ang 22 A jxxrea! pibHshed bseentiUoi Ut fiuiai Siij fEanpe. sn Una a leUer from Htrr Baehler, a member of the German Pariitmeat to th proldeat of thelaterssUoas! league of peace asd liberty, ad th prtsUtest'o reply thereto. Herr BoeblerexpretMM th btes that in order ta di-pel diatrost ft the Otrats p-ople. to in sure the prexrvoUoa of prat. Praacc osht ptacroavy lo pat firth a manifesto pro ciniij'g dar.y la f.var of peace. The Pteudmt rrpbs that Praace casbOt thus ratif the cvisqcnt f AI ace-Lorraine, isd morrcver thai ssch deciaratioa 00 bus part sM be anil ia orcz, beossae Alssce-Lir raiaa itlf .h-MiM be suked & her shade Mm to be Urtmaa. Pre&cih cr asosomeca France aad Geraaay oaght ts agree to aorrpr Ser atnacr U sha q-l oa i dtcis.ve Toe pre-;idrnt advises ilrrr UarJiIrrr to reosa nustd this ooars u Prince Bismarck. "'- arra mT ,h CbnrcB af Itnrat. Rlkc. A ex. 2) la the cossiitory to-day the t trca-joncrd htv attenUoa. After rncarati e Ute srtevaaces ef toe chnrca in Be gisa. bts hsiises daral that he wai q.t prtpareu Xa cff-r prsoasl iutuit ta br- luu 01 tor ny sec, but wooid rcver allow Ihr .pLrtUjiic iii3-.tr af m ns jcv is be tn- al'ol. erea tnooh lu defessn might corf hm bts 1 r Hi said that iojir.t isr chsrch arfeout itCillrd to Rauni O a fatnr ocoa!o3 br wool! refer Us oxs o ber c'rennuuncrs wnicb were a toarce of sorrow asd anguish tj tb chsrch. Satrss ABXtra. Vixxjs, Aug. 21 A telexrsafroa BI rrad rttcni. that aiace Prise Milan's jocrnty to Lcht. th rrtipiaiioa of M Bs- iscscaatnet. nas drcomc. intrttable ssd the be&crfurth adht.oa of Srvia is a t&ihtvr i rce to lb Awro-Gfraan saJjjice, is look- ; rd cpvn as u!nl It Is suppurd. o reaver that the ncccaataet wonhl meet ita err tain readutrrs on tbe part of Anvru o agree tn a Ura'y of tooimcrce. which M. i'dsuc ap laled tn vsin to AciLna to cos dud , aad which oaId incise tkrrU sill toward A as trv German aliuuce BccasaoT. Ac; 21 Tbe miutcer of war who r ui Djbruo y- trlpraphs that the dis trict b very much daturbed. Troops hare asnlhiiatrd twooixipastesof Baigarian in snrgents, 200 of the tcsargiU bein killed. Two more batteries of artillery have seen or dered to Dorandji Lojros, Aug. 2L The .Vest understands that al hough Mr. Punter's visit to Ireissd an an Jertakrn for th purpose of inquiring into therondition of the country, tsegovera nient has n j resaoo to bdieve that the neces sity ti-Vf. or is hkely to arise, for any excep tioaal leguladon. Ofldtl reports do not !n d'eate fie pronsbility of a material increase of agrarian crime Sr I'dxtscsa, Aug 21 There b no doubt taat Abdershaai Khan's asl-tssce to Ayoob Ehan had not teen withdrawn at the time of the recent British defeat. It Is learned from a good source that Kaia has onlered coamcnicstios to be made to Abdur tahaan Khan advising him on no account to Interfere with the English withdrawal Irors Cabul If he does not observe the counsels he wilt furidt therympashy and good opla ka of Kussu. rr paring; to KaaUt. CowTiTiorLc. Aa 21 Ordm hvj ben ,ivm 'or the iaitstdtate repair of tbe torts t the Ulsck tea entrance to the Bos phcius. Afsbaalaa. Qcxtta, Aac 2t U.ru Paavre ha sent a mtei.grr to KyeUta (inilxl with dispatch Civl -gGen. K rtt d.lsiU of the etctmj'a lovtion atCindabar and a proped ptaa tur a cotubioid action between tbe two rrlievinc cnlsmns Native r ports asy that many Hrr.'n cl trtbesmeti bavedreried Ayoob Kbaa bcau they wbhed to aUckCnda bar Immediately, whereas A-obrcfUKl ou lhj;rtuad he bad nut enough scaling lad ders. Simla, Xnz. 21. General Stutn's betd 4i.uers hare been nublUUed a. JelUlaai Alt is wll with bis coumand aad the un try is quiet Acuordin o infjnnstion brought oy native. General Rjbrnson,oa his W4 to tne relief or Caodabsr has patsed Ghusme nnopiosd Mhiad Jan and !! bam Khan wete hoverine, oj bis dank. It is stated tnat irtcesmen being iaipadrnt, Ayoob Khan has levilvrd t make an as-sult oa Csndabsr befoie relief can arrive. Grntral Pnajre hiurtlti K.1 jik to stunts for an e.rly adrtnee from the sju'h to succor CUtdah sr. K1HK-. 1U till KliaatDallaa BsADrosn. ag. 2t The oil tlreatDsIlas City is under compltte tontrol. Both the Tide Water aud I'nltid tanks have bnraed oil, Dtirins one of tne ovcrtlows before noon, burning oil ran down the valley aud conkuaied two derricks snu dwelling hoa-e. sud a United pump station. The loss in tanks aud oil wllisbe $63,000. and will be borne by a gcseral average assessment upon all patrons of the Tide Water aad United Pipe Hue. Two hundred housewives took part ia a lwkisg costcst at DeiuHOH, Texas, re cently. Tbe selish mea, wkrr hopo to got better Ivretul by sack trkk of skill, awarded oalyaiae price. Im. $ oe SCO 700 300 9 CO 13 GO UtO 33 00 inu t soa (CO U(J0 If CO 20 CO u to 3 to lrr tta asm X to V) tn so o? TOCO 130 US swee 14 OS 1 oa aoee xce re co ta as to Notice In cole ma. cents per II so flat icsertlon, lScesu perlUehsnkeqesttB sertun. Ad vertlslng bills pay sble quarterly. Fanny Saving of Fnaay 2Ce. Leaving Jlr. Carleton's store I came out in front of tho Fifth Arenne Hotel again, and here I met Welsh Edwards, a treu-xnown physiognomy in the Jiew York theatrical world. A man with a portly presence and with a splendid, rich, bass voio?, a delight to the ear, as his good-nataml face is to the eye of the popular audiences who adore him. With out being in any sense a celebrity, Welsh Edwards is a mas whoso serrices are constantly in request in New York. Next year he is engaged at the Hadisoa Square Theater, a place whieh I find is regard sd or ew iorx actors in the light of a pro fessional Mecca. Welsh Edwards' talk is principally about John T. Bayxscnd's failure in London. He attributes it to the xor company which surrocsded him. I disagree with bLa, and think it simply becanse the play, as such, is a very poor one. asd because the sareassi on onr political system ia not understood uiere. T played a part ia the piece." aars Edwards, rolling oat the words in his sonorous voice, whieh is perfectly dis tinct and delichtfal over nil the 'noise ami clatter of the street; "when it was first produced in New York, over there," says he, pointing, "at the Park Theater, I played the cross old Judge remem ber? Yes, well; Sir. Clemens,' asd Iris eye twinkles at the mention of Stark Twain's aame, "was at all the rehearsals. The heroine died at the end of the piece.' as it was thea written. Yes, she had murdered the man, her betrayer, vsi brouefct ia jrailtr. and died of heart disease. We old actors thought it an odd idea So cod a comic piece with a death; aad at the last rehearsal Mr. Clemeas, aad his zaoeth widens into a broad grin, as he repeats name of the author of "Inaoeents Abroad,' "caste oa the stsze and said: JLucs aad gea liars en, it has been suggested,' aad tha actor's rich voice sinks into a n amorous, imitative drawl, 'that this lady should be brought ia innocent, and that she ahoald cot die. She is undoubtedly guilty. She has killed a maa. But I don't care if she has killed forty men. Well bring her ia innocent, if the aadi ence will. And if they don't laugh at the end. Edwards ('I was ranch portlier thea thaa I am now he explains), 'shall crawl over into the orchestra aavl creep back throogh the narrow raasi ch.ru' door.' " The conclnsioa of the nazraixre, broken by his laahter all through, brings tear of Mirth into the jovial Tlespiaa a eye. I feel I am scarcely respottsive eaongh, though I am a great admirer of Mark Twain's writings; but this story shows the advantage of getting; up a ropataiiea of being a very fanny fellow. It reaistis rna of aa isadeax told as by s gentleman, oaee of a ivrTTy effect of heasoroas prestige ta Artes&s Ward's cave. One 4sy a lot of "the boys" were sitting ta the bar-reoca at the Si. Nicho las Hotel when "Arty" came ia They cluster! aroaad the great wag aad greet! him rapturously. He shook band soie&sly with all:" his eye twin kled; then, after a long pause, he beg to speak. Ha said: "I aa going to New-ark." One nnasimoas burst of fasghter greeted this pungent sally. Thea eaaM a deathlike silence, wafting for tha cqcel. Again the eye twinkled, and the voice came fitfully, spasmodically: "lam going to -New-ark." As a match to a powder magazine, so this to this risibltst of thoso present. They squirmed; they held their sides; they wiped their eyes; they could scarcely swallow their what-will-yon-tskes for laughter. After the absorption of tho divers beverages Artemna west toward tho door. Every glance -was riveted oa the long, lank agora as it moved away. Once more the aieel-blse eye twinkled, tha thin-cut lh quivered, the metallic voice inciselr reft tha sin "Good-by, bop." said Axteraus; "T am going to New-ark." Yells of hyenas were as nothing coat pared. Policeman came ia sad threat ened to arrest tho load laughers for dis turbing the peace. Alone, silent, un moved, my informant sat apart ia a cane-bottomed arm-chair, and thought how easy it is, when jdu'to got yoar repatatioa up, to bo a wit. Cutci ." Xettspaper LlaeL There can be no doubt, says tho Lon don Spectator, that libel is often a criminal offence, the libeller intending to tortnra or to hurt, and should l punishable as such. Bat there -can 1m no doubt, either, that the criminal law of libel, as it stands, is open to abuse and is abtuod. It is monstrous thaiaa. innocent man should be put in prisoa, as happened tbe other day, because while ho was abroad his aent had published, without his consent, or indeed against bis remonstrance, an unjustifiablo lfbL It is still mora monstrous that a share holder in a newspaper should be crimi nally liable because an editor, against whose appointment he votes!, has care lesslyadmittcd a letter containing a legal libel And it is most monstrous of ail, as we believe to be now the ca$ct th.ii- a part proprietor, precluded from inter ference br tiio very terms ot too .Bsirt- nership deed, should bo open to for tha act of agents he did not ape and cannot remove. The juries ia snob. extreme cases may bo trusted, but a pros ecution is in itelf a punishment, involv ing great annoyance and a heavy fine. And it is not expedient, in the general interest of tho country, which benet3 when scrupulous or even timid men are attracted into journalism, that a libel of tho lighter kind, a libel only construct ively malicious, should bo pnnished aa a serious offence. The actual offender, the person legally in charge of tho paper, er still batter, tho writer alone, should be crimiaallr responsible damages beiag qnito nnfuciont punishment tq the absent proprietor while tho criminal actios should bo confined to graver descriptions of libel. "You seo," said a lively old Aberd6a luchelor, on being advised to get taar riixl, "yoa ec, can't do it, because I could not marry a woman 1 did'nt re spect, and it would ba isppossibio for ma to resjxsct a woman tht, -would coaseut, mV, 1. 1 Inch t 2 re 1 1nebe 3 CO X loeae 03 i toehes S CO feol. 7 to l - t CO K 10 co 1 colons Li to alaaat Sstt A