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v la another column will be found a
letter from a Seattle gentleman, tllnf
aa extract from tbe platform of tb
Colon Greenback Labor Party, adopted
at Ht Louis recently, which pronounce
la Titor of Woman Suffrage. The
jQtgenbMkerirof Oregon, io their Con-
. veutloo at Felem, declared In furor of
placing lb ballot to tbe hand of worn
enTTknd tbe party Ja' most other Htate
l la favor of tbia reform. .'X '"'
- We Jo Dot agree with our friend that
. the Ureeubaek party will be the meane
of granting lbs ballot to women, though
It will be one, and perbepc the Chief,
: . cauee of borrylog tbe Republican party
- to do Ita duty to tbe wlvee and nioibefs
of tbe country And tbe many ouU
epoken, candid, honest, .fair-winded,
liberty-loving mew- In tbe Greenback
, v party, who ere laboring la behalf of
t aolserael freedom, will ever be rrmsm
bered by tbe women of tbe county, who
may In tbe future be able to requite
them la a meeeure for their great eerv
' ieea. The women of tbe (and recognlie
that It la the advocacy and espousal of
their eaoae by tbt!!flatfoiila,riaa-Uia
' Orvenbackers have been eonteniptuoue'y
called by blaaad newspapers, more tban
" tbe love of jaetice, wblcb wTfl force the
KepubHeans, as a party, to pay reepect-
.,' ful atteotlon and accede to the demand
of women for tbetr rights.' While there
are large numbera of the Jiepubllcan
party who are la accord with, the Worn-
an Buflrege movement, yet the party
la In no baate to press tbe measure, but
2til defer ita championship ah-a causa
until the waning of Ita power makes the
oew departure neeeailry to longer com
trol tbe Government. .
THE JZW
TEUPERASCE
. A aoclely waa organlxed la New York
about a year ago by a number of buej-.
neee men' for
tbe "eDcouragement ofl
toderatloW)1 4le ubjeut belug to tW
preea tbe custom of "treating " In the
matter of Intoxicating drfuks. The so-.
' elety now baa 2,000 mi m be re, including
representative men from all branches of
bueloeea. la addition to the pledge not
1 to "treat," there are three other pledge
'' optional with members, via. : Totat ab
- stinenee, not to aitead over a yesr. but
to be renewed at will ; no drlokfogdur-
lug buaineaa boon for a epeclflad time ;
drinking notiiiog stronger th so In or
eeraooboeenimoderation. Tbe
last la Intended to break op wb!aky
arlnklng.Trbe words, "I hereby sol
emoly pledge my sacred honor," consti
tute tbe only obligation, the Almighty
ot being referred lo. ; "
While many "radical iemperaoce re
formers regard tbe work as superficial,"
yet there la no doubt that ft does "an Im
mense amount of good and reaches a
claas of men who wllfpsy no atteotlen
, to ; ordinary ' temperance argo meats.
Many a man who woald not tbluk d
taking a pledge to total abetloence, wilU
promle to refrain from drinking dar
ing business hoars, or wI!T'plede iilm--aeif
not to treat; or todrlok beer otiTy,
- While be drink cooeiderableryct the
amount Is much less than if he ware
nndar no restraining lufiueacev Tbe
pledge onotad.abjljruucljnucb-mwL
'il.l.U in k. 'l.lt.. .r.. 1...!.
liable to be taken after a- man baa
-achoqted blmself-to doing without
Jlqnor during tbe tryiiig'andexclUng
- - portion of a day tban If he allows hie
' appetite to be depraved at tbe eipense
- of hie nervous otganlem. It Is asserted
total abatlneoc pledge now only agree
to control Ihelr eppetltee durlug busi
ness hours; but we thluk that o ons
vfhffh hJ much orrrrfrturritT-iTr-nnTe'yfmtTH,r''r"TirKr an "Americau Inde-
serve Hie Labile of drunkards will make
the aaaerlioa. lt d pmposel to esta!
lish branches of tbe New York
ialion la other eitie.
ojtferei-
. Harper1" Hceiijrsays that a eoflee-OUaempanywllb-49.0tW
capital,
baa been organlxed In New York, wblcb
. will follow up the Idea of extending the
benefit of tb temperance organisation
and, meet tbe saloon oo tbeir own
.. ground. It I Intended to provide plea
ant refreshment rooms, with recreation
In tbe form of simple gsmse, with news
papers, msgsilues, etc, cheerful and at
tractive resorts, to compete with the sa-
Ioooa and bar-room wblcb now, with
warmth and light and cheer, attract
Tlboee wboebomee are unattractive.
Tbe object 1 not one of mere charity, as
tbe bousee are to be .conducted on com
nerelal. prioelplee, and tb company
, expect" jo pay dividend. Ther are
j eecb companies In London, liaerpool,
dlnbargh, nod other clUee. '
Tb methods abov noticed for tbe
purpose of assisting In th teeapacaoce
work will accomplish much, yet the
umber af drinker will not be reduced
U tb Jnlnimam notll w,pmn get tbe
ballot and preblblt-tbe manufacture snd
al of liquor. Tb TeUgram, In di
osalog the new departure,' correctly
st s tee that .th .InftexlblaU w of, awf
"nyfHgga I fi JT"f UOa use oiia JUTmaxe"
and sell a long aa otber men will Buy
aod driakl yet we think It easier to
top tbe saaaufaetare and sale than It Is
to prevent tbboy1p.g and drinking.
Mr. MaU Wa Wallaeerof Hsmmnadsv
VI lie, Oble, who ende a remillanre fofT"
eontlnolag bar subscription to tbe New
; ""TToTWKaT, embodies this aeuUnee la 1
Ibt letler wblcb accompanle bar er.
"der f Ton bave my beet wish aud
r praysr foryoar sucoesda yeutarduoiia
'"taekv of breaking dowa-th trorigbolj
'of 8ataa and soldi ng ap Iba truth te tbe
light, tbat prajudlce aad InJuaUo may
1 driven from th world and mabklod
may obey tb Toyal law'l- Thanks,
kind frttmL fof your good wishes and
words, . . : ' .
Farmers are busy plowing and beed
log la varlou pan of tb Stat. '. 1
T TTTT FTrHT. TW JfW 1?.T.k HT) '
H-WWlyJtle' Cth ultimo, t
tlJouee -of . ltrt.reeeatative Ii'vde
Island, according to an Atwoctated l'reee
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7 ! uiepaicn, -euopieu a rroiun, vj m
F- vote of ii toll, submittiog to the elect
ors a prJoalUoa of amendment In the
Coneiilution glvleg women suffrage."
Tbe meaning of the dispatch was not
very clear, and the followlug, publiebed
on Ihe-fSrhrfailed to throw auy llgbton
tbe aubjret : "The eoete bae rejected,
13 to 20, the propmwd aiocudaieotto the
Couilltullou giving eiboul sudrage to
womeo." .
. From Ibeee'dlei atchee, takea together,
we aorartee that the word .ecbool"
khoulJ aper In the f!rt diepatch be
lore "evflrage." If that U ti e caoe', we
are glad the l5ebat rejected the matter.
If the eecond telegram It a correct elate
cuent of tbe reeolutlon, the aclirrn tf the
Senate ie to be regretted. ,
Our reaeon for theee appareutTy anom-
aloue etatemeute la that we are erpo'
to eubruiulng the queetlon of' Woman
Suffrage to elector -that Is, tbe great
'body of men alone. ' If they decide ad
versely 6n tbe matter, either from preju
dice r Iguoreuce it the alms of the
womsas movement, the matter is practi- t
eally killed. Very probably they have
Dot tbe time to give toaa letfgatlon
of the eulject which the membe'r of a
ilg!!areteoquBADdaQdrMlyDC
half of them will allow their prejudiyee
to control them. If a bill for Wo of so
8u0rsefsi!e to pass a Legislature, the
State's law-makere may be more suc
cessfully petitioned the neat aesslon.
In the Instance above given, there are
61 ballots la favor of and SI against the
women, vet tha division of votes Into
the House so J the Senate Is such that
the latter countered tbe action of the
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ehane In Ibis reepect which will afford
womea the relief, aiked for. Generally
the me iti hers of a Legislature afs se
lected from the upper and more Intelli
gent c!aseekaQd are..macb better quali
fied to uuderetiod andiJiecuss the merits
of the- women'e clalcn than tha great
mass of voters, aod we prefer to eee tbe
fnfttfr tvklt fthn fcttntlon nf th TvIa.
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I U.w7 V.y 1 w a j ea ji wj j aai . s
ubnitted to tueu alone In a State where
women are In tbe majority.
- & LETTEEA5SWEEEI). . '
A Ilarrlaburg corrtspondent write s ss
follows; ' ,' 7 - '
Vhll Mr. DuJUWijr vu titr Urtarlntset
mtiatb, a vrrj poaifxiu Hutt ScaaMr, Jobs
Henry BulUh bj.nnae, BtmIn;J i rpuwd
upon the etreet sltbila sutMiaoce, the follow-'
log story at bereiMnae: " When or wife was
Ltresi-jitng wtiont a : Ma trin; Tn TarTnyeTt,
nUrm. lnalwa at bereblMrea to -the acaool,
aod br lutletmjr ram pi one dy Id a pitiful
plltit. erxluf, anal Mrs. Hniilh aakej blm
hl was th matter, aoit he said 'hl mtiniiu
dtdut like bny. flieBotntvwaa ttuaX
was a child batrr, and th reatsuut of tbe
yjB-(iluof a4-tlf ualed thereat. Yott may
drpend that Mr. Iuiwj ba1 bar frienda la
Ul group ofUteoer?, Bat' we all want to heati
her sldeoftttej
A iTls due to our correspondent that
some notice be taken of faer letter, we
will say In reply that ourohlldrsq never
attended. ny school except their own
mother's whit w resided In Ifyette,"
fill titm a ft v, .4 rtemnM.4 f rr, n. '
LaTayitU to Ali any, and that w. IjavTiI0 ' fm. TTavid i
na.erLl mor. than- bdwini aoaint- from wham we bifed the Opera
never bad more tbau-a bowing avjoalnr-
anc with the lady or, ber b unhand at
any time." " liut, froo what we bave
bred told of Johq Jlenry aa a-buloee
man itili.k' h, h,l, fcim.llllnr-4A
wbiTeTieiTeurrtVtet
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family, ami we ye no objection to being
the subject of bla strset-ysrn, seeing
they amuse blm aod don't hart cs.
D'ut isn't It funny that the protectors of
women arc never known to gossip?
On Saturday last, both In. tbe eftjtt-fas
noon-and evening, large meetlnge were
held In New York City, bxtking tortb
ndent church. Addresses were made
by-e?v. Fathers Qulnn. Wood, Iiroder
ick, and,,, others formerly Catholic
trrtests. FaTEef (iiilun stated that be is
dally In recerj.t wf ietters 'from 'priesta
who are ready to abandon Romanism,
eodwbo are anxious to labor for tbe
benefit of th poor In the "extension of
the true prluuiplee f Cbrietianity."
Letter were read from several priests,
saying their-hearts are la the' move
ment. Communications from Mstho
dlst, Baptist aud l'resbyteriaa Confer
ences In Baltimore, Philadelphia aud
New Jersey were presrnted, all eddora
Ing tbe movements '.-'. ,
Ministers. generally are uotprogrea
sive, aud U la excewdiugly pleasant to
contrast tbe freedom of thought and ac
tion exhibited, by tha ltomish fathers
above named wilb the llilberalily and
Intolerance wblcb Is so graphically de
scribed In tbe ''Editorial Correspond,
ence" In tblalaso.- ' .
Tb weekly sheet publieTied at Ilille
boro aired a few "sticks" more of Its
slim and blliiogagate last week, from
wblcb it I evident tbat the wife of tie
creature Who "edits'' It waa away from
home and nnable to Supervise tbe mat
ter wblcb appeared In lie columns. lo
if!
aucUunedby the 't acuity -oftba 4.
L'n" we begin to believe that th "Gal
lagbef boy" la belter off wtfb bl mother,
bad'as sh I tban under th tutelage
of tbe Christlatiew wbo cjtu associate
with sucb cbaractere as Luce. JTT.. - ,
Tb Evening' HUgrhm o epeaklog
of the recent Greenback Convention aa
Salem, took occasion to say a word for
tbe cause of the Woman HufTragiatavfor
wblcb It will be kindly, remembered,
Tbe Greenbaekera demand tbat tb bal
lot be given to women, aad tbat enunty
Oncers be paid by aalary Instead of feea,
and tb TtUgram aays tbea two fea
ture are tbnot sensible part of
th platforsa."
Tbe-project of dividing VesaUila
4aly'-blw44.oantle I tbe great
queatloa now In that section. ' ,
6ZT0SUL . C0X3b9CSYCE. ! of bla peopte.hai f ti:- j up hu'rvtf r -
Cn'.rt'WY iuTm v ,Viiu or: 'jh'. .' We now xsk pir krrt rf . j.yl.'io
The longer ygn arjnurn In Albarjy t!ie'nr ever bavlrg ai4-anyhiiir 44,t
mute you will likathe trlaoe' and ha' kind; aul we Cope'Ti be foegieeo, be-
atVrojudltig ; and we'll, venture tbe
(federation that there la no other enm
muulty of tbeelteof tble la air Amezca
where there la a greater degree of intel
ligence, - boapitaltty and feflueaient
!noog the people at large.- Many of the
reaiuenia wereamoug tua nrei eei-
tiers of tbe Wlllaaieue Valley, and their
Yrem the aea-board Into the a!luvlal
lalns of the river basin, where their
bWoad ferms eoou became the basis of
!lnjmeti veaitb. Irve numter tf
I thjree kimhI ieople also breame enilSiied
goodrtae'is of oieralioi.s and alfjluff
t-roeely by it, have geow-u. tip wiH7TT
couotry, and bave erected tiaudeoine
home and auUTai.Ual buatutsa houe,
tilts last being already suQloieot In
number to give-tue main commercitT"'I atn. sorry, Mr." Chairman," eaid. we.
ai'rtet a metropolitan appearance. -The
town Is just now1 suffering audtr the
pressure of a reaction In busiuese, the
-nWtorl reeult of an overgrowth In the
flush time's. But there is ample vitality
left for future eipsnslou'.-and -Albany
will Vet rival many a lare New Koz-
land town la bonulation and manu
factures, as It already does In lrtti:i-
Hera are esveo ehurchee, three public
schools, one academy, jo opera bouse,
the Young' rr6p1e'eVnrlUso Aecc'a
tloo fcall, and one. of the beat Court
Heusee In the stale. . -
rollticsare "booming'' Just now upon
all sides; eandidatee are euiilirtg aud
i eourting public favor,. and defeatxi as-
plrauta for uomrufiion to the 'various
couoty does are plenty and eoueplcu-
nti " ' J '
On Tueellay, tbe Z2J u!t., after the
nouncemeut of our coming lecture, at
tha Court House, upon "Leseous of the
Century," bad been published for over a
week, tha Democratic delegation of the
aristocracy of sex forthe county of Liu a
aesembled la tha eity and concluded to
use tb court-room in the evenhagTor a
caucue. This they liad au undoubted
prvilege to do frooiJelsaidtKilutnf JltSlH
tbe ruling classes rfotaaery taxpayTngjple oil
woman knows that she has no legal
right to the use of the Court IIous and
no power to ecupy it except aa an ar
raigned criminal or debtor, unless she
is permitted to visit it through tbe cour
tesy of the superior vex. All day long
tbe story wsscircolated dowu Iowa that
tb women were to lieVe'nlcd this rlirhTairsl Tlrey "LaVe always n )Wy su.ttsined
of courtesy, but your correspondent did
not hear of It till nearly lecture J.lmgA'Jjjjjjmiw-' At.tjciAbjjac
and IPea itaasI'tf"late te jfuTurria ti
women In their home of aoy charilff
4 he place of our meeting. JusV-rVTie
tvime eame for lighting the ball, we re
reived bV a meeencer bo V the folio Wire
note from the. Deputy 8)ierifi : "
Has. l-'w-eawaTi .renrwiiM4y4Hi.jta.ru-
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"?' "Tg-Jhefcuiirl H.mae UU.
leu.
a 1 1 ! i e
Uruoomtic dvlea-atiua bae iteclded l4VUe-t.
KeapeeUotly, ' , . Uao. lU arumr,
No time was to be!oat,aerawds of the
paring to repair to tbe lecture.' Mis
Foster.th capable Vice-President of t;e
State suffrage Assoclslloo, ar?cMnps.ujei
Jlouse for the use of the Democratic
caucua; aod, 'armed allli tbe pomleiousls
door-key. we proarJc4.to tijaet-room-t
aud msd 'a bandsome speeeli to the
aTaoiousepuiy SiieniJ, who accepted
thakveof tlMOir Hoiua abd renal r.!.
the key of tbe Opera Ilpuee abd repaired, 1
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aforesaid, ami left tlie ladies 'in serei.
possesion of thie ertttig's prji.tfges.
Tbe audieuce was large and the coutrl
butloa to psy forjhs Opera llout fir
tbe. Uiia, fe'at4W4ey 4ax--w-sr
teajiiuahly liberal aud everybody was
happy as they can hope to be uutli
ine womeu vote. - ,
Albany has six nswpsjie -the Drm
ocfat, the litgUttr, the JeraUl, the
llencon, tbe Valley 'oun'i'i audlhs
United HVXrWri.n-TuTwo firMt nanml
sre the pioneers in the field. TU Jler
aid Is a newrmbllcation, liepubiican In
politics," and exceedingly "popular with
Iba ladles. Tbe Beacon Is the organ of
tha Itaptiet brotherhood. - Tb Vnttcy
Jouiitai Is a. temperance paper, and
the Workman, undar the manage tm'i.t
of our go4d friend Odeneal, Ie publlaked
In iheioteresV. of $be "ladepelident
Order of Ancient Workmen," an Ja ni
ctation on tba life Insurance plan, which
number pisny hundreds - throughout
the SUta, - ;
Liberal religlou Is growing rspi.ly
among: tb peoplejJIleyMf,
Crawfurrfi f
of tb Baptist Cbureh, being an able ad.
vacate of humanitarian Chrlstiaalty In
bis churcbTToOSevTTlr. Harris carry
ing everything before blm among. tbe
people of Congregational proclivities,
We bad tbe gratification of bearing both
pX, these gentlemen address the public,
and gladly bear testimony to tbelr ef
ficiency In leading tbelr bearers to hlgh-i
er altltadee of rectitude In. thought and
deed. '- . . '; '
The United Presbyterlsrts bav the
Oldeet religion organliatton her; one
that bmseootalned, from Its beginning,
a great a membership of first -flaas per-
- as awyeaiwM ieiigTWBraTJ0m
in tb r?tete. It prioelpsj memberi r
among tb first In tb land In respete
bllity, progressive Ibougbt, wealtb and
moral worth. "r For niany year tbey
bav employed as their pastor the liev.
Dr. Irvine, a man of a eystematla tbeo
Iflgatal .eduealleo -of he wid acboof-if
orthodoxy, who baa fed npnn their sub
staiice, while they sustained -4Ue
cborcb, and pampered bis own pom
posity and 'pelted! bis "own bigotry,
while they did the work, until be baa
not only aWteriorated-Into a Phirlare
of lb rbarleeea, bet be baa preached
two-thirds of th children of bis cbureh
member away from hi rtvee, and
someof thsm, blsewa eon among tbem,
loie Irffldellty., W hv maoy time
osopllmented tblemea la tbese col-
amna, We. bave Judged blm by Lis
XMigregmlloa, and bav beea led Into
th errorofajposthajj Ae I n teaT
ru. 4t was not au t.w r of tue i.eari
but "of ir"f;r1 that ma le iA tinsglue
that IJIr. R. i Irvloe. w .e:tiVr .a
Cbrtetlau or a entlemaiu . fitwfot the
explanation."" 'i1!e ioiijp(ius "reverend
was 'chairman of tte CamwlUe .on lie-'
olutioiig Jo IbeeatO'&tat Temperaity
muiuiee w wuuu trie en -
drigiie. waa also member., Vucle i side of tlir mystie titer, f..r ,e rf: lie, -i t. il war in 'i.!.'radoJ-y' fI!r"af
Iay ewscu!elisJeet,itepk1e9o!iiTlo(i7rmut, or loe the reinalnder f li. m- 'b'U is at aiteu i.
whicii L4 h, jjj 7e4l t' tbe com j gregatlon.""". ' " .- - j ' !e "epifn-.i r t.f IIsrnMtty 'MIM. l
ni(lttee, faeorlnUarfillot for woman If, In luirrled'y. frpj-arirj t!il lit'l-r Tr.y, N. y., 'rt nn a strike
as an Im'rortajiitiixUla'ry poierlo solr-lfr the mst?,w 1,-ev iajidserletiUr 'n" Aritl-Tf.ir.l Tarea Civntltrt will
Ing the t. uipersnce prol.lew. Mrl Jrvitm!eela4l anythine, wehefiLU on'r I l t!' '." M"3' , .,",'(-'
tr!e4-o freat-Jbe,rewlutiufl.wU.lic8B. whvr-a rn7ainlM..i i-i ti be . V ' 7 '7J"i T ,L "l'U' " .
iruii.i. . q, 1VC4UJ. lie wou--ei"M
recogulie it, and to Cty H bafore the .Vli
liance we prpsret a-'m'o'irrty refrt,
Mr. SehlhreJe and ohntfrf voting lu the
artlrrnetirrv - ' " f
tremulously, "that I will be compiled
t g' tiT the Allrauee at'd eufres
that ,tb-4l,r-feiit!enre5 of tha cm.
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uiiiiee wuo are ) jk)p4 ,qlli'.,,Ir,'l'
necessary part iT'our teerVraac Work j
af tjire! cif rsyTft7," ""'' , -;' '
Mr. Irvine grV-' very"a;i;ry,'sii 1 lu
re ply made seme ieu!raTly ng!y charges
aglut tbe'Nrrw- Noi;7'ntr.jT and our-
aejf, ehenges wh!ti'm e: mlht l....k f..r
aiiitjtig Hb wort4'lave-(f men, but we
ere not" rrpst-d tj hear tliem from
t.he pastor of (be Uite!!lj-nt tt!ii.'l IVe's
byterlan'eougresv.ion before ':okea of.
COf 'vte bell cur oaTi; the r -iut'-j.ii
w a 'reconsidered, aud ailoie 1 U af pear
a a part of the tyaj r!ty n port; and Mr.
I r v t u e ct r t a ! u ! y Jj e 1 1 v e
mail ahen' the euJvt was I e'ore tbe
Alliance. We InttMidJ to let the niat
ter rVt at ILU poiui, -Iad the wvreftd
brother afterward held . h'a pence ; but
he did not, He1 mate eeveral rrrfiit-
fensfvejtjH'ecius to nth.rs?.arJ--li.y. na
with u.ncrupu'ous rootirce,, ai,d prov-
Ing hlinsclf kn s Jmirer-es well- a fj!-!
jI-
lower of a let. clerical correcpor
j the StaPti$Uoj l.c't"'ftrt e lsiter' r rrr1
Utcjs'tlon amf stend. r. JiVe rti.l't rj:
j fl'tp"Kjr tbe.juan ytr hl opiaToii jip.tttf', f.Z ; i"r:':- f t : : rv -
ut we did I'ru f.'r r!Tii g'U)J
p! ol itMapld'ydepleted cohg'erstl n,
among whom are some nf t!ie very but
rr:ena we jisve erer r.a.i enyaiier'ja (.;
Their CfeTtirr'eiTTTi.eeXci u"ur pup'!. In
byg.ine day, ,lu many .of themre
destined to rahlt-fclgUarnrrrTg. the future
statesmen and, etatcsantueu of. the ga
llon. We ffel .t 'Vaie-ampn them,
(is, publicly tuii eU'f. At'.er think-
; tiou for a forluighhwe finallT int .4h
Iieverend IuumenttTie i .i: owing open
! letter : . " .
ifc.s. . iavir r-i:ir i an i f
l'B.,K. . ta'irr l).:r t an i ii..;i.o.-
I Kltx-e lh iUr ihnl vf tn I la rbrum.tee ia ih
v iiit.if..l.t. .tf i'. . r.
rt-h on nf.ea l
muri 111
fl.ts nit wBiwi-.lt.it tt.iwehc.ree. ..oit
rtuieni.rH-r iliuc jioa Ci"i)r' l .tTiai every
! of my rit-wj iiiu:ii. hi
M(.liritn e'-erjryir-lfon ftuther en d IHut
I bS'd JlHlM!ied!ti
yuufvi.' wui- u 1 tou.J fHnyy-mrn a.)
t!s tu i by ft- ; -,a!iUfe-'t.V4'bt tt-AiLju.-r
'in, I tu I ii ii nj '" '
i " mTi,L.im-iJ.y' n TTjjfjEg-.ta jq- aileuaaime at tue tvniven-
j'
ewa iiine Uit 'i.rf 'ili-iii tti' -si-'snv;-rr
errr.T. - I
K"itiui.. ire iru.t); : u u
'f "f:' j
J ili-ril ... i nn-fht u tiiiw-ji. msi'ii .
j
i lr.ie
...i in. .ft tUat
yiu re-
t them h
T lf fMiiivij
: 0"l-
the luiirrr iu! rf I', j.w.-r, I have; onLcliyd
I 1. ..
-to-hrcU.a; th l ji4' trr. "
,-J wUl W4i-tKnir on l'..'i4. Mh'-'at., ytt j
-ratin.;.iirii iii. ni ,i TTmvnr.,...,-;
Jin. Jt. J. f.iivr,iJ .U:t vi, .'.I'. ..;i,ra
jeaattUattionri .
Hodiua iha, we .UaH b. Tabled" to ,.n.e.j
his mailer la aa eio.e.hi maimer In .. i
rrg wnn'tCGilUSLiW
Iivqv I reui'a J our i Wti.ent irvaiit.
- - - I
AM.:I!. I.CMI t l l41-AY.
u.iertx;To ignore iV Uulas Cya.iy
brought to time, and,. lu tfte Jice-T is
, . Doftainai ., ii.:s v. e;i.T!.4 td.iJy. Li., a J-" .rK'f?f n .y-r. Hits is I raie-wmi Sill at Ut
!. '.: , 1 ' . ' . "."i'T-'rjbeeti 'Vitii twaln'Mor the Un two nr.; "d I ' rer.tatlon I C. C- MaDLliyf . iii.
r. v.iTOi.u ii. u 4i i u r!CTiae..injlUft( vear- Oue brsBcii Is k ow i s "'"" " rnireui-i'isi i reunai f-ry r",r l etw,en li.-se
letter, which. u4 farriel to Liin by a',. "r.,i.J V ..' t. .'.4-cw''rl-1- ' . S'ewarl for tr pnrp..
member of Ms church": but It was li.ft ' : " JLJ tllii .Viif'ir; s Hinrriel r .an and f.e-pi.ceawbeie
-t 'ttt -. : rf .". " l 1 ' """"'J. iK . laiiieT to cMhiren, was k-tlel avl'-'ni.e liuprovrment 4r
wnu 1,11a taiurti... t-roiesv.. iie ncn -,.. ., eom,..Iir. ril iT.m ,,, j Viii. Alfred la -I.-iiiaviila ou.tne ?J7tl.. I tnuet adVantaaeoua
owu prevs .rt.orrs rati. cmiirary, T H. ;Julc!, ,Dli company.-Ti.e.a-t wo
he Catty ttetJed Jiaving aueeJ .n ofL, rWbil, fttlug fof ' on cmon
iniTfeTer aidsr,yjJ.irSderogtory to Clg,i ,v, Uen ml ttimtlimt ,in;t rtn.,;t.
himself peri.al!jr, and pompously ! i0gae!i otber, tbwglvlog tUe.irt-siee
c'uel thai to correct that ampffcion
was the only t'eAM-a why he had called
at alL ,11 admitted that he tad said
that th Xiw NrturiiwEsr an 1 Its
taaehluffs were antlCliri.llan. an, I urn.
a urt f , ,lf " irmirTCtuirco m m ii
ally; ttiat he liad raid that be would
not allow his ftmity to reai it; that be
would not let it come io bis houss; thai
be would not m l it hlaiself ' that bs
bsd.alaajs considered our faeorahie
mention of bltnarlf and bis church as
no eompiimeiit ; that hst.a.1 never
asked ns la bear brTrr-preaeh, etc , etc.
tlie genera! s'ylecf the men recajilT'gto
us so forcibly the epprrprUtene4 of the
words of the i.frat Exemplar whrlfmnd
It Beceessry tu say t hi pnnipH rp
ponente, 'Wilt antoyon, si iTbeP.iai I-
seea. hTW-ci'ltra P tint I? was iT,(TViTi j
k trf4M4-WlHr--"Vl?i,ii -
. . - r - . .w.-- ... .'J -
u r ! t t li c r t : i a t Ve j.' y n I ed
hi right or Itit espability to Judite rj
eorsetr or our wrt slnr-e, y titv ofjaJ
admission, he woui-Lnot Invtst'i?.? ;
that we were not able to give apybvfy
brains to com prebend our work s.aint
their will, and didn't pi fee to . (ry ;
e-bertupwfl I be pr.fct-d f .-!o4Ter of tbe
meek aud lowly Qua of NatareiM b
wat era c I fled for dsrtuj J to felt the
priesthood that they were ?erelL-t lu
aay part of their tlity ; l'i prfWd
fuliewsr'ef Uow-w j.o a lin.-!y Citl fur
even Iba lowiieVt of the children, cf
mepw man who, atnsng all others,
should cuili'aTe the broa tent principles
of bonesty aod charity, look umbr.ge
..h.-a I.. .-II. I . I. ... . i . '
4i.HUcanru evi tunuaiiu.iin
bis personal lack -of brain. 5d ftnaUy
went away, chewlcf tbe cad of bitter
dis4ntok -..,.- -
W thouKbt. long "aud seriously over
' t f a Vi ji'ari'd g it ovr Ifjt-tirr
Ju I :! i uto' !mi)h r iy tie ttut;'-l
tfvrlaratln ti'iit never will. gr..a .o:j,
sb'-ici ar ml n nifii 6:f rei
y;J, uuj -fi-resij: y
r'". a'l- y all
ryarji;? of vli a,siu;
' my sake." -
, -.We bi.je our brother a-ijl vet tt-nt;
! of his ij'ioraiit loti !rraiicr If he
! not nnei.t aud ato.ie'lu thi. ft.'-. l.'.Ml
wish he had, in the' great JK-reaf.Vr.
; nujt we opine tust lie'll rrjei l.on t..i
cnrrecte.. jo inlrrTtnw i cfurte I Ui
tl.re-of relUMe ltne tlij.fjf,,',?', h,H,tu U'S'-ixmni. " -
whoaevmemory we era rea fy t al-j 1. ) . A 1.1 v. ar . 1 ejro-f.a, b- hanged
i Miff Fkipaorth minU a ten-njirutei in St. t'harl'e. Mo.,'fvrjiiurder.' . ; ,
ailripw1 ttUit the l!iu I'.ih'ron Citib nn r T('X'.w Y-fk liiniiitl' we-e y.iw n
KrJJsy eonlsir. U wiii-.lt V had t,e
fietisbfe flin.i:i;y T.i ...uti . t-n.
IteiiKii l evidently ti r- at lioino lipnu
the tern -..Um,.- r. f . o..,m,J
I . .
L'f-1 7b eptaiit Luimpr. y. iT-t
Mr. C'aafrd aad'othem a'vi ins'.! l.rief j
ec!n", and inuielv K4.t I l:um'-r a"i;-l!
eiithm-fiti prevnlU I. The eioglt g l:r
t!na c jii la of a
join v i o j f l'i
LIi.or 'r, at. J V.. t
tG"eex.s liV: KsvjrreM
fHr!!t f".-r their irn.1 in f ru; l in
the-r i ut.ihf worh. Oaiy thr or four,
f ;! ztl I t,t t'.rf r:t -rc.i'U.e r-
suai-:n, c'u'-ui'ti be r.v..'aS a a I r
ISgtTais, ra'i 1 -re brt.ci i.i Ai'o':y
l;.i!nl irt a lia l! e wM ' y ij,u t'f
rl't cil!!na to l!:e u iui'.n i ):intu. A
ye:jy ';- there at e it z n.
.'The
by n:.K
y. 'lii- r.rt I.-'
iny etc-pt
in 1 1 t:..l--j
h'-rrtitVe by '
"I !"-'!
jwticti!
':' I e
us h
soon
il'.i 1!.
en-L .'v
tt, f t th.-y '.".; ;
tit luticTf tll'.
. tli:--yyyri i.T .y.
j V'nni:ii S -tuije,
f". s rt ) ijie a.'
ey a p .J:( K.
ey p -r.
; 7r"Vr f'T PA
lti:
! Av (r!ft -A.
ui.!e I l'tfs :. a. I ai iij-,
,ti! c,;;i. ,,.'.: . -
': US 4Ui-li'tic
'
s ft i- tl i;,:e
1.
' iei.c. t-i in. -ft&rh
"aiy .f.twHjiti.1, -jVi, ii..S!i-Mn,i-tbn0t
.-.;-, I'.take U lor 4:iar.,v I. 1,1: t, 1 y Im e.v -t .t -.I..:. I u.r jiau. A'Ure's.-4.at.i
tl.i(.e,p)i!i.n. nf 'the Nnv i.1 ; , oii'lire S7:'rr;' Sritt to liiij" iu lrJerers".
4oii are U..-w;ntRi.ktr, n I the wlio'
tali Gjeeiibwk'paT-ers.'jlVrtaytltln :
of wT'St' tl.'i "g wat party in' iloli., evtii'
lor trie rxa v m iidjijWi,
llnei, wU'u your pcr-l'yeSit'i. I a
ie- f iwVS iluti.'iB oil tl e sulir.'S j
ijretlo'!i, w kilcii' is lnenrp:ira!l i n trie
plat'orui-ail ptel at t. Ijiui.i) t-:e j ii
i tu. t r; t by the I'uiou GreVt:b.ci
Convert? ;;: . '
I a. 4.1.1 e.itfi
it i . i i .
F ' T44eg. i'i ri4g.w4rraiic. !...
Thla, I Pi lne you will scire withane, j
j,.,- move In thej-right. tlirwiiiia, s:.d
'J ,l.ii the spirit ami trt1r.v of tl:.;4.
4 r I k ti t-a n r: J n 1 1 c e J
Ltse.cJJ.-J
.Uloxu aud a'oaut luwprrtai, r'pr-r;Tt.'pg -
t 2'J -5iie of tbie gre.'t t'uioti, . Illhioi.
invTmore la?;?e!y reprei-ntrl -U:a s"y
other Slate, djavit-ir Z delestte. T-f
AswH-'isted- IVe -Biay ,tret .i. f :-i ,,i..-T
ii in. ir. i ... .r
oo(j'-r, ouj. ioe,,.niiie n i.uv iir u -it,l
wheu tbiaoaime iil ita-rtrBTTrfXtmlie 1
I bain! of the I't'.iijie Liuii wil tim.tii.
eee
I et:ii.a.
I A ycar or
more
4ouiammi'.iill44H 1 !.' 1 iT-'rw u::ril' ;
,u w jjii, I It,ted, la sutt.r.Vi'
,., .... lu,,,!:....! ,..!
T" -J-
Ass .ciaU'd
,T I firiillLxal
M' triumph ..cf Woman Suffrase lyj l ?H tnf ' VZ;' ! I
Utrocitil tbe' Cireetibawk party ofi the !
r tSnr-- i..iVn.r' utc"OT' "
. 4B4H-a-w ,' JVli T4lir'SIMHHL ' 1
. verified. IU If' r nn j
hraucluM the 'TCational Greenback I.i-
" '." v..: ,..' r , .1
and ititradedJay J-JV i Vee,
Muicli and company. Tiie-t wo.
a double cbauce at t!cm, aud i:i u.
tyj
ln.m-Ai,'i.k,.l. . ...... I I... i. j..... .
jjve to tee th!' verified, lid If' r na j -T.,'nr 'rrW i su'ti wowed t alt orr-i pn
.....iu --SiCl-tVn"teC9;!i.w!lenbefellovfcrl.ar4,
where au2j waaastired. I.ad they j and was dmsrneil b f.-re tl e ejfe of bis
pulled toejether. The chancel ar now i if" and chvldren. ' .
yeryfa)fsbJeJoj:jutambia-at-
ment of .the iuhariuoiiy which prcrai:,'"'
between these two wing of tie Green
back party. r -';.-J.Tbe
Nationals are to boid tlie?r C--venlWio,
f.iy tlie purimee iu nornlnaMnit
caniiiaaie I r I'reenieni am iee-l'iei-
lnt r.f tliif I't.llee! Ktste. at Chlcsf nn
.ri'ie n ext. i ne i it inns, II i
4.. rt. k. . , .. .
His" r-U lyiul t. .tivntloo.
gates, and s.lj irned to Meet at Chl.-air'a!
forin June. 9th. A . Mr
- a
- - --f-.--.---. ! r-r-.T-.T-5-.irr-.
Uim.lllWBI. 1' "I f J. 1 L ELSIl .MMrf.
I aie very ia. ..!..! rur recuii04MIXttn Of i
4Vef-twr wfrrgierf thetireenOM i. party.
If to'ealmui I -aepor'p!llf d, 'tbejwo
ro.
I r'i'tlerr'will have- a f1 4Vinir7rl
wTTTi io the get battle of !;.' " a-Oi li!"
ui n f;r eie. 7 ........ j
I herewith enr!o4 a esrHi d r, i,,rt tjl
Hie ?.. lenuia .riii"j tken frr.ru
the Ct.r?RV7lrrfTnt-T a .'4'..ttl trsrer.
II is about a fair a re-ort as wersn ei
vet from Journal of tnls faeunn. x Yi
will se aoioe'of It aarbUi!gii the- -frrt
P'snk, tut not sVgWrJu a t',
IrrrrfeTen.-e to U. py ri enl of the
:i rmiiua. 1 woul.l not 1J1lirl1.11 1.1
.... .... . . . r
Stepltea 1). Hillaje i .Vie Jre.y ff., . i, ,,, ,,!.. '7
lr,i,de.., and Col. J. n. C.am.er.f ! l5,at M " ,'.' "' V"CT 7r,6","f' f!
Tel., for Viee-lVe-tdent.. la,,u.-w.l ' '"'V,1'',?1'
tbetr Kieeutive 4'mmtea-1o. a ti "hT. - 7 i i, V-
the Convert fn to'the National iie!e-1 tr''u.t ." - " '
L"":'. . f. ' ,v4tUra--er- a tturerent rnt from the
Ventinn a fe.rted pjr th Sthh'nr, te-
cauae you eai.rwvt trtiet tn NsHnn'
al en ibsy ar lltrire ,rf t( e Ijaaeen
Ttenhar.ker o their dvljr!eit I
.'if Woan ilVsu" be
. .. . . .. .. . " ' - r;
rrinnif ltni SB SO' I'lnl at I He) .1.
IauI Convention, so that If H i ptstik
I left not or srsh.W atMi,. t'hi.-
..'ii.fn.Kin, r'lii.i 1 ti.ia n im
(invention, rhey wilt a-new hjcUarly
. t ... I '. . . -
w uaiijri iui ik ivilirili( TltM,
' r. u
... . 4-1
-
j.'ri; uracr etne lu f
.:h;.i--V. rt ' 7' ' '
I- r t llan i e.) i.'r-f eTrs e .ruil at
.-
-w. " ' . : - f -
era! G.-aufwillspeivl ll.e ;ummer!
attiateea.' I, . - ' -
" . - . - 'eipre-ee'i m-jwiiiou- to -in fMpnw
Cii "M''.'f t!:e'Freiicu'!',,u-,,nV Ku,.'r ,u to',w tir.
etle
V ' j ,."
t'fc'lv a'l'- l" '".T0"
,M , ,
ty.-j .j inVMarrli. ,
ff ut a rftiu 1 pt,lay aud kil.'ctt.
I . It U.sd lUat-'Ipre-nUtl Acklln
wi'i t.e c
- 'TI-JliJ t.i l re.i-ieuua
. V . - .. ... ..- , (
laiutv uii.ter iy circiiiiiita'.vee.
i
Tliel-'TTilTrenrr trade-in lytHT of this
cou'ry 'I'.hi faiieu C"Ulderat!y.'-
A''''j T!.:r. a vti'e innr.ierer of
rii
'IV V, , H JiBIIJled on the
1 rt'rm hsti'ie In I-nTaima. hsve struck
' r a.Vli.tti'i.-i' t.f .wt.gre; I rout i cents to
il '.
li lii-.tiar-l J.1 I'!,er 'ii r lil.d near
M, ',.-;i.., a'1., , thi h, by -a D.ari
f.ited tMrtier. .. . '
,To cjI rl Shertuasr Vdes'es have
i'te'i rlifii tu N rtli (.'aro.ini to the
C'ii'Ctifo VujVeutti. .
An-S-Mou, fi-r if;-nit;i-' r, tin I Web-
"at 1.. it:..-. V!i.f jii-iii..ir' .
I T're I -iylear.la !Ui?r--? rs'nw pays
;-tr -i ?('.!;. at the rt- wliieh uled bf
iir t;iH ifiiivtmu ta ijbv, 17.
T.:e JI -fv'ApT r-'Orin'lorff VirarritTtre
t !r n.-ri ,! mi f.-g the am y
' S t l!i yi ..r t-e-t-ii y J-iiif If-lrlslT"
; At. li. tr.l's 'rr,tl'Ua-a;- Ihl-tnn,
II " tl"i H.4 liiri,.! ui! ti'.'iii tlie
,-t, and e. l!'.t4 t be u. I.
tu Sf4
iul -'fi - a' -;' t
i. j::it.uiiiu hiu
rr; I j u'f rf i!-e Smte."
"n i:l a I U-tjt.rr;l can.li-
. i i;i t il
-fVlli'
' i. r i 4
will li''? r llifl rri.'-'eii-
lih tio!n,:u.t'.i'n u H i ti n -Ji-ted Miu. .
' T.i J iy In I he rj nf Jti.!g Oifllii,
of d :;,iny 4'.urt 4,i ' Viiimiat f r viola-
ti r:i r-f t:e t.V;i;;tit'i:r,r, jj rt-.fHgreed.l
lt n p" Sp''.!o In the ,0aVitnu
e, i.i W'ftX Virginia, on Hr-k-l
two men an I atoaudcl ev-
eu;
lJ..V,
till.
...a r.si 1 1
thrt "New Y
rk i oV.ct hot
i in
tt
fvT . !,.nr
jf Ttyirc i
an I ii.
''
i
t i I'l.r-i y, n rye-one rne-f oer
f evll, itiltila, ileiniiiisliiinf
. iinu'T'ii.m .tfifiiii fcitri. aii'i ij.'ii vine.
I .. . : - . ...... ... .1 1 1 : .. ..
;' 1 Avi f iin'i is i. f I ft DittTevTTshrT
' e"Ti"- t ty t tar-tJ-i me. .! Trf-
! t. i!:vnc"fi.l r)-T ii-ri-I ut Char
li:;v.i.e, S. '., ca tlie .. fi u.'-t , t-e-
t'.4-. e-.i eui u-;t. a
t !; Vi4s til ee.eerl
I. c i 'ifUS-if, pe.
y.
,11
-t-WJl'lnde I . I fli.r(i
fVe-.n
T'
Firt
jjj iiru.v i-uu
mi- th Ctt h)
ifi a
riht
w i ii h
Cjiiii-i)'f'it.e.i. ...
r - " l.r 1 t ii"jt
1 1' ' "'-'
jtrte leiiyriiT TlraiVT 7'I
)'t
e f..r t!i IVefidem V, a
ia sensitive to the latt. Ilul n.en
Is
frt- .ppiittion to his-tr-tuuiiaUDTi
Tl 'de-H PjjfSl
I Hun f'liif'ittnl
-"' '""4 7 ili'i 4Tfcr iHC i ..
in i-err
Cef f J iuto tin 4ifjntry
iiy'y i; t ri ''..:e- ..f wr. I .cirerlslier-tua-t
rm;.rd them i lirfll.ti su ijeMs.
Ati'frew JVellaf-. of IVaii.pi. I. l Tr
I tor little an i probetiiy fa
"; 'V w. !i d
l'":'' wrr
f'...4V
in tlie o(K, by:JJtaoU
is ih'ifTiou' with eick-nesa.
ai itp.rted to W o awe 1 1
"'V."..
V' ' ' ' ... ,. '.l' . I. "i.-... 1.
-T.,'nr p re' wne't suiL wiTied U alt eirlrmir
.T - r .-ee Tiarr. -iu s about a disrepu
w,'V?.'onisiit
A -epirie f -enneer'ts 1 M-'r'nonleni
W44a--r4u4t4Hy-rit(inet' ft "L.wfeuce
eoui.ly, Kj, Ainonit tbem; wa" a
yurg m.ar.-'.l .-woai au, UjHilLJier
t.u-.tai'.d tel.lud. . ..
Pitrtek K-!y and faml'v were Ing
:""i"' l'i' e.
s.-iiTTThe sii! AoMrla at Sn tran
,VlUr-l!i IWd Is Trrrtre; pRTTteriift
irs tit from New oik to the West. I
lle-r4-ently et)t -nu utier nf ehlldren
to Korliiittnn, KaniMt, where'luimee
ere .ncure.l for them, v - ..
:Iierrri. i" Kk. of lloldeti, M'., bss re
cover4l iJil and cit.te from the sohool
txisiil a lio.tiirne I her adrift tief ire the
term w'ss ft'U becaan n re nrarnl her
.
mi i,'n.ruri . vmniii cointu.
r-"belb Xiompon, tbo'lfew
r " . . . : VI " gtvt It M-aaH
iha ..-a4 -
.
li. 'mil, whleli 4itd 'rti.lpi! Jo
T-4-lilW trVif't ut ' of the -e.; v taai
i-.....r. - .. it.
T'rp
" . . , .. - r
- Mf. t'l.lw'm. of tJieer.tiee-. "Ta I e.
3red M I.xu. e saloon-keeper, iot,
i, gjre tier buananj ai. y more liior.
1U iirrtal,.w hen CiileTia 4'u!ted
hlTrrr
i4 ktiiv-kel 'th tus'.an.l down.
wh-o felt - itit.'r- a "manner as to break
bla u.x'k. . --r ,
TT.e :tljtaff Rsd Fraoelarv bast
elee'ed their f4Ji'.laies uver the Work,
ill-it linen's f-.r fia-ntoif a liew ciivter for
in oiiy,. i;.-.oiinrnin will eon-te-t
the result b-rmn9 th rtlllen'a
T r
nuUtiou baiioU . , ' -. . 'r- .'-- -"'
I'erir.e Coast Ketiainrv ani lietrewen.
t a '.!- afe J 4ljy. Indignant tint they
' ninwiu vui one metniier or Iris enou
illtlrro t.v- netretlte
an Immlerallon
There era to
treaty with China.
men. tiers nf the coin mT.!..!. fciw
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'ii'' t-iilneae,
I' .' VTitrf SSVS J'-;iSOO'S
t)f Cr'.i f..r Vli: I.i Ir 11. l.ll.U
n ... - .... . ' . ... - . . .
leK''o mines bv eleclricil v Is a miiW-ms
l.omliia'e.li . i. -?.i.... - c......-Err".
-H gete sasie goea frow "wlimgVthan-1
r
nbta'nd rVj)i ttreWnt rrnrve from '
? ! v f r if
;viruiu rix-a tu.M rir.ii ir ir.a
i powrrr-r tr:turavu of ltd. eruhii g
! arMr " " . ' . -j . ,.
j - .tpi.e l''r! nf-n-t jlV ) .' rf, A a- d
fie l'tiarles-ow('4. C ) -V iriilw Cvurier?
promlueTit; ! nrraUc I ornate, hae
1 eipre-ee'1 cnxniou-lo -in prop.
otn sli'.mM not lx reoit'o I. .Sewab-r
i -r sutilM if i 'Kellogg I
I ' ' . . KEW3 ITEY8. - V
KEtf3 ITEX8.
: ,i.m rau4Ta.i.tu
1! ef ca't'e are e'earce" at McMinnvilla.
now at the tasit ni!nee Is a4tHng
idly. ' '. -. -;. .'.
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IJr I h ji,.uia'jtuaKi I ma'!i:a a
livHy twtil.
' Ifrudirtoa. la tu Kc -r!!.4v:i I by tele
phone lib I'mafliitw.
Sutter'e store at Vt'urg wa riLIed-fcf -i
JlW on tKe 21t UeeiaH44vMvn
Done' r-nunty J will 4HkI about
Ht,riO f r t.'riifire this senson.
. The wife of Mr, O. F. lUfjrasser die I
at McMinnville on the SUrult.
' Lery l:i weH. of. lHytorr W. T., suf
fered the fracture of a leg last week.
i a.pf tillalu at;emr.ted.-ia-hlow up
the tu.ilrri f the Lafayette mill last
are'''. -' '
' -All mi jn c'alm In J. fphfn
cou ut y are running with a foil brad of
walelv .A. ' " :' . -
15rl''ge-l'olldiBjr for the O. Ii. A K.
(V. n-ad ..( IheColumbta I Leh g'
puhed rsjiidly. , . .
A slreet-cieanl'mr reform bos teen In
atururated at Oregon City witU highly
gratifying fevulta. - . . .v' '
Tlie reeiilepee of Mr. Jaroea Mlrcn
i t'oli:i Valley was detrojed Ji-t
wetiv by fire ; loea,"$o.OOO.
Ian N'eal, a deck baixl erf the IiitxJlav
ta twy itanieetimgn fTTJfrirpa-r-V'S.
on Sunday, at Astoria. -
A onof Mr. K. Sklpton, r.f riiltnmat! ,
fell 4it f t-rd reeently arnt trote sn
if mlhatl.adl een fractured before."
Mrt TteetWa lioues, near Oakvllle. in
Orleans prerini't ( I.inn eoiiitr. '
bo rr.t-d do wo lantTi ek 1 Toaa, f I,f"HX
The l4vif;4-s"Hr Eilcr City gave aii ys
ter s'ipper.Jat wieek tfir -tlie benefle ,f .
tbeTrlai) famine fund, and rained $.
I W.-WVNVwH. M Olyenpta. baeTi -
rii fir nitd by the rnate for tt:e Ilrgu-
tclhp of tiie L-tbd OIJiceat. auoouvaf.
The YarH!4s Ily mad from Corvall "
a ill i e nl '" e ' " ' 1 1 T '
pleaure-sekers wish to visit the bay.
Crtsrtee Mil'er, who mvster'nnn'v dis
apieared from'SIaialia 1'rafWiu 4.'aei
sinas eouoty,' ttiree. years ago, Ie in
Nevada. 1 ' .
The site of the Seattle aw mlH,Whl4!t
ha I'eeu In ITTntUan belweo Yeal- t
and Coleman, ha t-feen:M by order 4f
.1 h . C'ourti - - :
"Mr.. Tl. II. Clark, a schor.1 teacher hi
Kssiern Waablnaton, was drowued ii
l'i lie Creek ryC4uaJy-He travei "a wif
ainTiie child. ...
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Tlie owners of the T"tnt fone (Ari--tonal
mine. wliUICreeent-ly ...ws entd
for $J r.liO. were the Ucbeinlm brolb
jtrs, of J.4i knille. ..;.. ..
.TTryilaoo'a' AVheat Orowir.g Coin-,
-bfi'V lf"w e!ahTished a tandlrig on tha-.
C'llurTiMa. mid ay-t ween the Tma-
titlaiud John Iy riversv
lower
-prrtot tjeeiuiawnn neeouuiy, ttiere -is
a rn pulainm of about 100 voters wltli
out any precinct rganiistmn.
Frank, tj'ie, a Steilscoerj toy. bad
ii' couar-iioije rnnu an nia a1
lltU.au uamed !,, tt-jri4ar tbe-eame
... U l.U,Uir. Ulff SLUI 4Vt W W .
The Covsllis G'ltttle says two A.I
t.auy women refnlly trod to krjlnav a 1
. .mi. . ..rwTTi i.ir i r .1 1 r kit.. ntu.M....i
U - l. s., .. ....
tue U4L4UC9 v4'4iie w uiur u m rrT uv a1'' 11
Ji. N. Armstrong, has been rtoml-
iMiiHt by ttie; l7eniil4M rVrf-ltv-iirer .of
Ci.inT)rt!ce at Cullax, W.
T.. a ml
.V."'e ir.Maa-ji-ea4tf4ijaii4.
i ri
J !';-. I twice 1n ltir air trout the Tiorna
teif a vleiiMt cow last area, and wny!
uni.Hil44dly have -bevn' kil:tsl bad tit"-t
help arrived.'
J Jin-Iera la rint loeilreirTloiWTrtlpol
rirtipol
I coon Ml
votes Int
by tber-
I'V Hie Ieiii(rats of Clackamas
for mbbiiiK the women i.f their votes I
the school election, aa Isisnown
i ft.4 that be beads tlie deiVeale to tbe'
State C'ou ven tloo. " ---
n,rIJ', ttoinlchlit. Several prom-
'"" wf,' line Vlfitmy nave
e-ptrarteilwlth lieburr Werehants to
lieer their wool for We-rirTT"1Mrt .
a a-Mial price. Crius'.deriuir; the
year.
aufvey tbe miii-
linrif and tamp .
of aeerrtatnlf!!? - .
tiioney appri.priare-T ,
l lie rosd can lie
lyTxpended.
The blue rili'ion c'u! of H an Cr
bsr iwrtve.t horl( support for vflli
iny Inart-whT tsfcnowu la 4Wnf.lnteenT:r -pwate
habits, nr who la In league wlt.i
tlie llijuor traflj.-, or who will aupport
any ti.eurel' grant lieene fnrr the '
sile of toroiieattug H'totb at a lever-V .
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A wmiiin has Just been place J la an
Importaut educotlauat . poeltioa lu
France. It Ie Mile, Jolletl Idil. -who r
f,, been spooluUd by Id. Jules Ferry
j.. .. .i i n "
i. de'egate general for tba Inspection ef 1
the ecb4M)s estabilsbed fur tbe reoeptloa
of cliildre'n under six years of age.
Mile. Ilfklri last year received the ribbon -l
of the Legi.rn of Honor for splendid con.-
duct duriog the war, ... t ,','., .
Nellie, th daughter af ex Governor
rTubbarl, of Connecticut, wb elope. '
aud married bee father's coachmen, bs
rrParned the dreasmaklng business, and
ija$ieg tiapptty with her hosbaod.
lier father tells ber tbat aUe will tie re-
tea sad &.tewlam:?MiiSUE3rS&!
iev rierb uaban.ir
.,'--. z - r--w"r'- i1- 1
2U-
Tlie 'Vomsn's Bill" baving failed to
become a law for lack of tbe Governor'
signature, .the women r.f Utah still deem .
It proper" return tKelr thanka to tba
merntiera of tb IWle legislators, wbd
e ably advocated tbelr ranee, and
ttrrertrgh whose efforts 'T.i Woman'
Hill? rJ Uth Houses. . . ..
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm .
The Duehe of Martbroogh leTii In-
irtfatlahi works. Tlie Immense ,
rcjrnrjdence from Inuomerabl applirll.
eante for iM from tbe Irish relief fund '
P" tleroi.gtt br ewa hands, aad
she wntee most of tba answers herself.
Mrs. General Orant eaya tb happiest
period In bee life waa whew aha lived
I fislena, III., In a Small krlek house -and
fisd ana eervsnt.- And' aba adds: x
It waa lb x-FreldeH' 'bappleev '
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