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THE NEW NOKTH WEST, THURBlAy, SEPTEMBER 22, 1881.
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-T- Mn. Ell Browu has been appointed potinaUr
at Bltka, Alaska. 1
Iowa' climate was varied by a rather severe
f nowHKtorm qn last Thursday. ,w "
Mayor Leatberman, of Arkansas City, has fatally
wounded James Ilucker, an attorney, In a duel.
Nebraska' new-ftenator, General Van Wyck,
.: wintM the Indian Bureau transferred to the War
Department.. : . ' 1
- General Hancock will detail a special court-martial
to try Sergeant JJaoiUwho attempted to
- ahoot Gulleau. .: , ..'',
Forest tires on Mt. Taroalpals and around Ban
Rafael, California, are doing considerable damage.
.One man, Wni. I'ixley, was burued to death. .
-General W. T. Tucker, of Okolona, Miss., was
called to the door of his residence on Thursday
last and shot dead. A colored boy was arrested
' ' on suspicion. . '
The lender In the recenl Kansas train robbery
Is said to he a member of the "lleno gansr," named
Clark. Ills' assistants were local hoodlums who
believed hiiu to be Jesse James. , ;
- The Holy ..Alliance of VJjdlants". Is being
JormeUi Mwjork a a body-guard forl'reldent
Arthurv-!ta shield, until Congress meets, the only
life between order and anarchy.". ': tt
General Wilcox Is slowly surrounding - the.
Apaches In their fastnesses In the White Mount
alus, and they will soon be compelled to fight or
- surrender. The country Is verywlld and rough
and the work Is necessarily slow. f
Mr. Conkling Is not out of itoJitlcs. He and his
friends carried seven of tlie eleven wards of L'tlca
at tle primary election. 011 the Kith. He will
frobably be on the floor of the New York Kepub
lcan Ktate Convention as leader of the Oneida
.'. delegation. ; ;- . .'
. A minority report of the Hoard of Visitors makes
Elain what the people have long suspected and
elleved that at West Point military discipline
and military drill are put above the educational
. work of the lnatItutlou,so that the fundamental
.purpose of the academy Is Ignored.. - -
; pr. LugeTibeel,T brother of Mrs Chrlstlancy,
angered by Cbrlstiaucy'a statements that Mrs. C.'s
-, testimony In the divorce case was perjury, sent
the aged Mlchlgander a challenge for a duel. . The
latter declined to accept, saying he had no desire
for-notoriety as an assassin, and had lugenbeel
arrested. y - 1 - j'
. A Chicago woman-Is suing for a divorce from
two husbands. WJden she married the second one,
she thought the first dead. H he now learns that
the first Is living and has another wife. She wants
a divorce from the first because he violated his
. marriage vows: and from the second because she
'could not legally marry him.
On the 15th instant, Jane Campbell, a Louisiana
negress, beat out tne brains or ner two children
with a pine knot because they had disobeyed her.
A mob of whites and blacks bound her to a stake
and roasted her alive, despite her shrieks and
cries for mercy. Both the crime and the punish?
ment are without parallel In the criminal annals
of the country. ; - .
Five years ago John Singleton, a well-known
citizen of Xiaeoln.' Cal., dlsappeared,.and.a friend.
Jack Nlies, said he had gone to Arizona. Both
were respected citizens, and no one had a thought
. of foal play, until short time since, when Niles
was seen with a watch belonging to Blngleton.
Suspicious and inquisitive neighbors opened an
eld well which Nile bad filled, and found the re
main of the missing man. - Nlles Is under arrest.
hr-lastFHdayTtHhVnua
cagoof the Northern raclfio llallrdad Company,
ft 81,000,000 of the capital stock was-represented,
but the opposition to the Vlllard syndicate was
unavailing. .After the Board of directors s was
elected, Vlllard was chosen President T. F. Oaken,
Vice-President; H. J. Wilkeson, Secretary. The
company has lUGo miles of road In operation, ex
clusive of sidings, and will at once put Under con
tract the grading of
..eastern mL
the 876
wtisiemierjagltik.
miles between the
V,
A post-mortem examination of the President's
body reveal the - fact that the surgeons had not
correctly surmised the track of the bullet. After"
fracturing the right eleventh rib, the ball passe
.through the spinal column In front of the spinal
cord, fracturing the. body of the first lumbar vel
tebra, driving a number of small fragments of the
bone Into the adjacent soft parts, and lodging lust
below the pancreas, about two Inches and a half
to the U-ft of the spine and behind the peritoneum,
-where It had become completely encysted. . The
immediate cause of death was secondary hemor
rhage from one of the mesenteric arteries adjoin
ing the track of the ball, the blood rupturing the
peritoneum and nearly a pint escaping Into the
abdominal cavity, . Thelougjiuppuratingchauuel
to the external wound (the supposed track of the
ball) was found to be due to burrowing pus. A
large abscess cavity, six by jour Inches, was found
Dear the gall bladder, and between the liver and
the transverse colon. The autopsy shows that
from the first the President's death was Inevit
able. ; . . -
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. A partlalfallureofcropsln Germany Is revrted.
From the proceedings of the Congresii olLTrades
Union st liondon, It is evident that the majority
-of Kngllwli artisans have no sympathy with "fair
traded .. . . , ,
There Is a probability that the Kgyptian ques
tion will create trouble among Kuropean powers.
France Is so tied up by the Tunisian embrogllo
J hat she cannot take a hand, and .Prussia will ob
ect to British occupation. !'
'A Bristol firm collects human bones from all
parts of the world and manufactures them Into
manure.' It hat lust received a cargo of 300 tons
of the remains of IMevna's defender, whipped from
Constantinople. There are complete limbs In the
horrible cargo, and hair still adheres to some
kulbt. It is often said that Knglsnd l manured
"with boneq taken froiu Uie batlTe-tleld at Water-"
loo., , - ' .v
Vienna advices say Count Henrico Camiiello,
the arch-priest of the basilica of Kt. Peter In Home,
h-M publicly abjured Catholicism and entered the
JJ-ioJist church lu the-Piazza Poll. Conspicu-
, r'-i amonj his reasons are his objections to a
" rv?rch which ."prevents men from expressing
;TrTimsrTTt3ortreTr
t,,Miiuiiiii !' v. .. i' w tiltli pwtiiwtlsw wiwwhl'yHei lsK4
I . .,,., blh position, social a ad ecclesiastical, of .Count
j Cam pel 10 causes mis oojecnon 10 prouuee an in
I cense sensation in Catholic circle. , . ,
NOTIC E TO M lliXiIN fiBS
We are now opening our
HJ E W O T "o o
MILLINERY GOODS !
IMPORTED DIRECT' ' FROM"" THE-EASTERN MAHTTFACTTJEERS.
Special fndacemenU Offered to Millinen Starting Bazinesz.
Cnlu mltls ..
Orriron ....... ....
Ktate of CsUforuiM-
n('ii M ....
Ktt of Cullornla
CVtl u m IjIh. ..........
The Freshness of ourCoods and the Low Prices muat Draw the Atten-
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LEWIS & STRAUSS,
1QO JFlrmt Otroot, Foxrtland,
,,f QmcK OK UsiTEii Workixomen"8 Co-Operative )
; : Boot and Hiioe MAKufacturixo Company
416 Market street, tan Francisco, Calr i )
The Men's and Doys Doots, Obys. MlssesV
and Children's Shoes, Manufactured by us for
Messrs. PROTZMAN & DeFRANCC, are all CUS
TOM MADE CXPRC88LY FOR THEM, out of our
Dest Material. We Warrant Every Pair.
Very Truly Yours,
United Vorkingmen's Boot and Shoe f.Vfg Co.
Referring to the above, we wish to state that we have a very laxge
stock of their goods on hand.
K. W. rr. Tklr ! Alder Hts.. ps. Maal Tessple
J. VAN BEURDENv
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W a tc h m a k er a n d J e weler,
" No. 107 Firit Street, Portland, Oregon,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IX
Watcheq, Dl AMOWDS, Jewelry,
SOLID 81 LVKIl AND . pf jC'TKD WARJh?:
JEWELRY 1 MANUFACTURED ; TO ORDER.
8pecial Attention Paid to Eepairing Fine Watches and Diamond (Setting,
ClosinTOuFSale
' "'"r At COST!
ox Accei jit or
C HAW C E-l N-F-l R-M.
"We will3 sell for the next Thirty
Days our. entire stock of Dry
- ' r and Fancy Goods '
T O O OT I
THIS IS A CHAMCE TO BUY FIRST-CUSS GOODS
At Clearance Prices.
Parties knowing themselrei indebted to the
flrnT will tleue call and ettle.
Robbincn&rYateijr
Jfss. 2-riKf MTKCET,
PORTLAND ' OREGON
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Are mill In th flf Id, snd oontlnuetp offer
superior InducmnU on' all' good. In
their line.. W sre notseUUtg out at cot
or trying to clou out boMneM, but if you
want anything Jn ths line of Picture.,
Ilcture Framo., Window Cornice, Itcture :
Rail, or any variety of Art Good, you will
not be wanting your time If you rail at our
place and examine our .tockand prices.' '
-HUouUl yow4elre an Al Organ or Piano,'
or anything In the Hue of small MuHlcai
Merrhandliie, give ua a call. You wll) be
cheerfully welcomed and shown goods
with pleiuiure whether you purchase or
not. .- , ROBBINH YATEH, -'
Jul No. 25 Klnt atreet, Portland, Or.
J. F. D. Wrinkle & Coey
. ai riaurr aT'-ojir.K or NAUiosr.
COIN IS THE GREAT
LUBRICATOR
Or BI NIXKMM.
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.V KXCHANGR-THEREFOIt,
HIMEO .THE PRINTER
Ii prepared lo execute aH manner of JrorltJa hls-Uneand-kindred
branvhea In the ntoxt aatUfactory manner.
Try hlm.vToietnottheplace '
a WahtMs;ta Htreet, lrtlal
- Magaitnea and Mule nook bound In the beat atylea.
Iega Itlanka of sit kluda for sale, au Catalogue aent on
apidicatton, felOtf
PIOHBBR WOOD-YARD,
"ma,Aij!ntLivM,mrmtwuu,''m""mmm
Bawed sad tinaawed, eonntly on hand, and dellTered to
all part of tha city.
aolltf JULIUS BOREN8EN, Proprietor. '
0RE00H BAH WAY AND NAVIGATION CO.
OCEAN PIVI8IOM.
Between San FrancUco and Portland.
, ff-KOX ASI rSASHIM-O TO OBTlVaSp,
lvlaia 1 A. asllsi ' 1
On-wan. . . .1 ..... KHturday..,..!lf'ptember S
HCaleof Callforn4a......,.....-.Thuniday....... .
Columbia ,. -.Tueaday ,
Ort-Kon ,i......J......Huuuy..rt... ,
Stale of Cal IArnla, ,..,..y-Krliay ,
Columbia.........;... k Wednesday "
...Monuay riuuci
Oregon..
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rstOM POKTLAXO TO HAW rHASCISCO..
Leavlav at 12:03 A. fit mm fIUwai
.-.Monday September
....'.....Saturday ........ - " .' 10"
....JThurmlay - ' -1
..TuemlHy ,. ...', "
;n.i...Simday . " 2
. Friday , 44
Wednewlav Oi-tober .8
lue notice wilt be given f any furtherchange--IUKbt
U reaerved to change ateamers or aulllng days.
Tiitutrmi Tickkth aold to all the principal Cities In thr
Uniled' HlMtea and jL'anadaa. . n , .
:jBlVERANrrRAlL-DIVISIOIIS:
Colombia, Willamette and Yamhill Eiteri.
FEimuAHY iii. vr
Lravk Portland ros Moii.Tuea.lWed. Thu.l'Frl. I Hat.
Dnllea, Walla Walla.)
Cinatll la, and other
up-river xlnt..
Antorla, Kalama, Ta- i
coma and Seattle.... )
Victoria and Newt
WeHtmlnnter. )
Cathlamet, Bay View, t
SkomM-kaway and-
Brookfleld ...... J
WcNtport, Clifton and i
Knappa. )
8a le in and Inter- t
' mediate point.., ..T.. i
To points on Snake i
UlVer.-.
Ihtytnn
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.GENERAL OFKICE-Corner Front and I) tttreeta, Port
land. Oregon. '
A. U MAXWELL,
J. MrCRAKEN CO., Vlcket Agt. O. R. A N. Co.
Agin. P. C. 8. K. Co. C. II. PRFSCOTT, ...
-JOHN M cm, ' Manager.
Gen. Frgt. and Pawn; Aft,
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA - BAILBO AD CO,
On and after. Octoler 11th, "lSNi'l.tras Will run as follows
.'(DAILY, EXCEPT HU.NDAVHJI
FROM PORTLAND TO BONCBIBU.
Mall Trala
LKATRS ARRITRM
Portland ;.....T:r A. m. Roaeburg .....7K10 r. M.
lloaeburg....... ;r....:00 A. M. lNrtland... ..1:25 p. M.-
Albaaiy Expreaa Tralai
LKATRS ' ARRIVES
Portland.,.. '..4:00 p. M. I Ilmnon............. :20 p.
Lebanon. ..............4:46 a. M. Portland... ...............10:05 A. ur
ARRIVES - "
......m..u.w mm
Frlasit Trala,
LKAVRS
-VPortland. 6:1.1 A M. I Junction..,
Junction. ............ri:l-I a m. I INrtland. .......... ...flci'i p. Mr
Th nmmn and California Railroad Perrr makes ninnv.
lion with all ltcgular Traina on EaoUlde DlvUlon. . -
FROM
Weatlde DlvlaUm. .
PORTLAND TV CORVALLIH.
Slail Trala
Portland.
Corvallla..
;.:no a. m.
..:.' a. M.
Corvalll"....
lortland....,
..tt:0fl p. M.
-3:J0 p. M-
Cloae connection are irfade at-'Roneburg with the Stages
of the California and Oregon Stage CoiapMny. .
Ticket for aale to all the principal point' In California-'
snd the Kant, at the Company's ofllce,
terser F ss6 Fresl Mreeta, si Kerry Usdlsg, rsrtlasd.
Storage will be charged on Freight rcm&injng In Com
pany'a Warehounea overlwe.lity-four hotum.
Freight will not be receivet' for uhlptnent after 6 oTlock
p. m. on EaatMlde DlvUlon. ard 6 o'clock p. m. on WenUida-
LlUvtUnr- .-. . JLB1LVNIT.
E. P. ROGERS, ... . General Su.criJitndcntr-r
Gen. Freight and Piioaengcr Agent.
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BKnTWTKKBO MABCa S t. 1K7S.
MILLINEliy.
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We have now opened
O TJ R NEW FALL STOCK
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or.
Fi ne Millinery I
Comprlidngall the Lateat Novelties ia-
Frcnoh. Plushes, Feather . Hats,
Beaver Hats, Jelled Hats,
REAL FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS,
Flowrsy Faathara, Ornamanta, Etc. -.
311 tH. V. K. WEST,
Ho. 27 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon.
0REC3M TRANSFER COLSPAWY.
Ceneral Forwarding and Commission.
Freight and BacTar tVirwardcd and delivered with dla
atch. Piano and Fnmiturw tnv.i. iini.,. r. itm.
promptly SUeftded lo, Day or Night.
Xell llsrkJIfMVCsles Blecfc.
ar Mark, Care of O. T. Co. va
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DLOOD IS THE LIFE!
IT HAH A MARKED EFFECT wherever there Is an atonic
effect of the Vtuceral Mitactilar CVmt, ch as Dynpep-
tieumaUMin.I'alliii in the Stumiir h .ml l!i.wpl,
Irregularity of the Ilowela, Ctmllveneaa and
,iMiniiiiiimn,wnirn are no oimi mate ana
. yet mo common In cltlea, where peo
ple of neceaalty tnuHt live a aeden
'ry life moat of the year.
A Ladjr la Thia Clljr who had heen s aufTerer for rears
iron, uiwnnHie t4iiMitpation r me iuwei v sni lia.al.
-DTXTnrnamTO-OTTnrnTTcner, rronl other meUUilnea,
wm mirTTO aiier one weea iiy tlie Ue or ine '
rririimmi -UHMtU.TI tMAntlt I ITKIr lr.lC. '
and KiiMequcntly waa PERM ANKXTLY
L i HMtny ltne, anrt t now nntngit
occaxionaiiy io prevent a reluiwe.. . , ...
In thla entiek arpnrent that the "Orejjnn Rlood Puriflei
7 waa THE RKMKOY much needel. It i.rfc-'ted the
torpidity ot.)i l.lver, Oicrr-Hme the Inaction of the
-'-'- lVwel, ami rewtnreti to them their wonted tunc- -
lionw-Yonr-Hrnirglwt keep -trTtnslt uwiu :
getting It; take no other remedy imtlead.
Price, per Betllc, ft ei mw Mi Daltle tor 3 .
: mair.
OICO. L. tllRBARD.
. GEO, X. HIBBARD iz. CO
. X. aa Twmt ntr, PertUad, Or, ..
Manufaclureri.lmportera and WhTeaIeleiiern ln
DOOT8, GHOE3 AND RUDDER0r
JboeIacet, Ladiet' Shoe Poliih,
Kiiob llHi-aiiKs and ltLArstso or Al.iTRt!im.'
"The Hlbbard Hand-made, IlooU are the beat In ths
market,- - , . , aef 6m- :
UflE ROOE PILLS.
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