3D. DOflPlER'S ARREST.
. -Thursday Ed. Pompier of East Umn-
t'.qim waa arrcetcd for tbo murder of Isaac
Lehuherr a few weeks ago, and is now iu
jail awaiting his preliminary trial, Sat
unlay, Nov. 9th. Tho management of
I he Plaixdkalku had aa good .facilities for
learning the facta in this case as liad
the Review, and knev of as much
reliable information with regard to
tho arrest and tho evidence against
tho accused as did tho Review, but at tho
request ot the sheriff it prudently with
held all it had learned with regard to tho
matter, believing that these news-paper
trials, aro detrimental to tho cause of
justice. The Royiow disregarding tho
wishes of the officials, proceeded to
draw upon its imuiagination and to pub
lish matter wholly unreliable with re
gard to Do m pier's guilt.
Dompier may or may not be guilty,
and no hearsay second-hand stories
bandied about by person not under oath
to tell the truth, should bo given by a
newspaper. Rumors are uot rcliablo
and when given publicity by a nowspa
!er they tend to complicate tho case and
prejudice tho minds of the public against
the accused, without any corresponding
good to the people. Not only that, but
each damaging notices causes increased
expense to the county, esivcially fn
criminal cases as the history of criminal
trials in this country show beyond dis
pute. The Placcdealer condemns all such
newspaper trials aa mimical to the cause
of justice. It makes unnecessary ex
pense to the county, which, by a moro
prudent course, could bo avoided.
The Pjlaixdealer offers no excuse or
palliation for jcrime but believes in try
ing all criminals by due process of law
without trying to bias a case by news
paper comment based upon rumor.
THE NEXT CONQ RESSfl AN.
The democratic papers aro trying with
all. their pony might to make it appear
that there is a big fight brewing in the
republican party, and that Mr. Hermann
'will have to step down and out this time
sure. We would advise these soidisant
savants that they would do well to save
their breath to cool their own broth
-"Binger is in the hand of his friends who
are counted by thousands, and tho
trumped-up opponents by such papers
&3 the Review will cut no llnw in the
campaign.
The people are looking alter thes
jUiinga an 4 are well satisfied to let well
enough" alone. They prefer to keep a
tried and efficient servant at their job.
Mr. Hermann is the choice of the people
and will succeed himself beyond the pos
sibility of a reasonable doubt.
J Oar friend Joel P. Geer says ho be
lieves that if half the hop yards of the
world were plowed up, there would Le
an immediate raise in the price of the
product of at least four cents a pound
No doubt there would. Probably more
than that. But wo insist that the other
fellows plow np their yards. Let's not
plow np ours. "We can raise hops cheaper
than the people of any other country,
We can make a profit where other .ec
- tidns will cultivate at a loss. Let them
plow np their yards. They would not
thank ns or admire our good sense if we
plowed up our for their benefit. We
hope that not a bop vine in tho Willam
ettfl valley will be either plowed up or
neglected. Every one of them ought to
be found bearing a hundred yeara from
now. Statesman.
Some parties who bate been prospect
ing for coal on the Illinois river in Curry
county, have run a tunnel in near Shasta
Costa, where there are pxxl oul-crop-
pings which had been prospected before,
They now have a tunnel about forty feet
deep and have a six-foot vein of coal,
which is pronounced by experts to bo a
first-class quality of bituminous coal
The ledge is an extensivo ono and the
ont-croppings are easily followed for
miles.
The assessor is allowed till the Cr3t of
January, 1S96, to complete the census
roll, Wo have been shown by ilr.
JJmith, deputy, tho modus operandi of
compiling the census. Itia very accur
ate, and when completed will show a
vast amount of valuable information
That of the .fruit industry will be verv
valuable as well as interesting to the
seeker after a knowledge of our natural
resources.
Slowly but nnmistakaly tho Vatican
is extending its apostolic power. Mon
aignore Satoli has been crowned witti the
red hat, thus elevating him to the car
.linilato of America, tho first in Ameri
can history. American Catholics will
. doubtless rejoice oyer this innovation of
the pope.
'"Protection to American Industries"
will be the overshadowing issue in tho
next presidential election, with the early
..construction of tho Nicaraugua Canal
and a rigid enforcement of the Monroe
doctrine of next importance. All other
issues will bo mere side shows.
The lato czar of Russia, Alexander
III is safo now. Mass for the repose of
his soul has been said by Father Smir
moffof London, assisted by the Russian
bishop of San Francisco
New goods at Caro Bros.
A Parting Shot.
That puny, contcniptihlo cur on the
Roseburg Roviow, prompted by n sel
fish, depraved naturo peculiar to the
canino, comes out with u dirty, under
handed editorial in his lost itsuo directed
at tho Enterprise. That so-called editor
is a disgrace to tho fair city in which ho
is allowed to reside, a buzzird in human
shapo feasting with ghoulish glee upon
overy vilo morsel which it is iwspiblo for
n brain steeped in iniquity and tilth to
conceive. Time nnd again has Ibis un
principled rako attempted to slur nnil
belittle tho Enterprise and us many
times has ho been out-gonoraled. Ho
now cornea out with tho btatoniBiit (hat
tho Enterprise has been working all this
time to "down" the Review, when tho
fact is that never has one word been
uttered by us detrimental to that sheet
nnlesj at times when wo were coniellod
to vindicate ouraelf of somn of itu false
and libelous utterances. It is 'rue
however that we did deprive the
Renew of tho patronage hitherto
obtained from this eection iu the way of
job printing and advertising, but this
was accomplished by fair aud HUiaie
business methods Lien, lite litllo
chickens, como home to roost, and the
cowardly nnd unEcrupnlous methods
adopted by that paicr has becomo a
topic of public discussion, and so btrong
has become the sentiments of many of
our citizens against it, that they have de
clined to allow that paper to enter their
homes, even as a gilt. Ita insinuation
that the Enterprise was "starved out" is
as falsa as it is ridiculous. The Enter
prise np to this day has enjoyed a liberal
patronage, Taud its removal was only
brought about by a written guarantee of
a patronage nearly doubling its present
annual income, from the citizens cf a
much larger aud more prosierous town,
and it is only a matter of business that
we accepted their proposition. There
fore, if it U possible for a thought to end
nate from a vaccm, wc trust that the
editor of the Review will "retlect" and
finally arrive at the conclusion that, il
there ever was a wait on the tail nd of
nothing, he is it. Uiddio Enterprise.
For Cuba's Freedom.
Chicago, Nov. 1. Disja'cbe3 to a lu-
cil paper indicate that yesterday was a
popular day for meetings in smpathy
with Cuba. Among other ;4aces. Hlootit
ingtou, Kauakee, Ottuinwa, Marshal-
town, Fort Wayne and leeatur, III.,
held successful ilemonitrationi. Resolu
tions generally "urge the people of the
United Slates to express themslvee
upon ihii subject so that congress shall
know that the American heart beats for
the oppressed of all lands," and requests
members of congress to do all they can to
promote Cuba's liberty. Mayor Me
Ken a presided at as enthusiastic meet
in? in Pittsburg.
Dun-ant Found Guilty.
The people of the United States, ayv
and of the whole enlightened world, have
been wrought np with feverish an xiety
oyer the Durrant trial at San Francisco,
for the last three months; and, no doubt.
they now breathe easier over its termina
tion. They will also feel that the jodge
and jury in this case have done their
duty in finding this iiend in human form
guilty of the murder of l:Unche Lamont,
an innccent selves! girl, iu Emanuel
church last April. The annals of crime
cannot show so heinous and diabolical a
disregard of human life as was brought
to light by this memorable trial.
Change of Base.
It is with no small degree of regret
that we note the removal of W. C. Con
nor the sharp and .incisive editor of the
Riddle Enterprise, from Riddle to Myrtle
Point. We think Mr. Conner has made
a grand mistake in thus changing ids
base of operation. Cooa county may
have greener pastures but none produc
ing more ambrosial sweetness than
south Douglas. Our loss is Myrtie
Point's gain.
McClallcn Hotel Leased.
Kosebukg, Or., October 14, 1S93
To the Public: On account of poor
health, I havo leased tho McClallcn
House and retired from business.
D. C. McClallen
RoscnrKo, Or., October 14, ISt'j.
To the Public: I have leased the Mc
Clallcn House and will take possession
on the 15th day of October, 1S93, and
hope to have tho patronage of tho pu3
lic, as I shall keep the house and its
surroundings first class.
Mhs. J). C. McClallkx
Special Notice.
The Rttshey addition iu North Rose
burg, consisting of 'J00 acres of choice
land, haying been platted into largo
residenco lots and acreage property, is
now placed upon tho market at cut rates
payable in yearly installments, beariug
six per cent interest per annum. Tho
title is porfect and every parcel Bold wil
be released by tho mortgager from the
operation of a certain mortgage now up
on the property. To examine plats and
learn prices, etc., call upon
I). S. K. Buick, Agent
"Livcrine.
"Liverino," manufactured by tho An
chor S Chemical Co., tho great Liver,
Kidney and Constipation cure. An in
fallible ''meily for nil curable lorms of
disea'" l thoso organs. Tho creates'
knoub lemedy for Indigestion, fry it
For sale at M. F. Rapp's drug store;
Roseburg, Oregon.
THE WOOD DUCK'S FIRST SWIM.
Uow tho Mother Gets tho Uttlo Ones
l'rom tho Nest to tho Water.
A fow miles from my homo thoro is a
Inko that has for years been tho nbiding
placo of a colony of -wood ducks. I lwvo
epent honra along tho shores -watching
tneso prettiest of vmtcr fowls. Tho wood
duck has ono peculiarity not possessed
by other members of tho duck family
it builds its homo high up in tho cavity
of somo decayed limb, usually ono that
Juts out over tho water.
Tho eggs, from soven to 13 in nam-
Icr, nro creamy whito in color. House
keeping is bognn in May, and tho young
aro ready to lcavo tho nest early iu Juno.
1 was curious to know how tho httlo
ilncks reach tho water from thoir lofty
homes. I had often Keen them, when
hardly clear of their shell, swimming
about with their mother nnd folt con
vinced that they never could havo left
homo unaided.
Ono bright Juno morning fortune fa
vored ma I had rowed along tho lako
Bhoro to pay u visit to a houseful of
noisy red wing blackbirds. My boat was
lying motionless among tho toll cat
tails that fringed tho shores of tho lako.
Suddenly I heard a loud splash behind
mo, ami turning to look I saw on tho
water n. phort dist.mco nway, just shak
ing tho spray from her wings, a femalo
wood duck and near her two tiny yellow
balls, so small that they resembled wa
ter lilies floating on tho surface
The old bird took wing, hovered and
circled abovo her babies for a few min
utes nnd then flew to a cavity in a tall
tree, a short distanco away. In a short
timo the ma!o bird, arrayed in tho hand
somest cf plninago, joined his mate.
Thou for a few minutes I could hear a
soft oooing noise, which reminded mo of
husband nnd wife discussing como im
portant point rclativo to tho wclfaro of
their children.
The cooing soou stopped and tho moth
er duck appeared iu Uio doorway of her
homo. Then sho dropped toward tho wa
ter at a slight angle. As her breast
struck tho snrfaco sho immediately
dived, and where her body had been I
was surprised to so two little ducklings
swimming about as unconcerned as
though they had been traveling in tho
water for years.
Tho routine of Hying to tho nest wa3
repeated four times in rapid succession,
ami each timo it resulted in mi addition
of two to tho family in thowntcr, which
kept growing until it numbered 12.
Then tho mother duck swam out in tho
lake, followed by her brood, whilo tho
taalo bird brought np tho rear of tho
procession, acting, no doubt, as a guard
and protector. C. S. Shiok in Phila
delphia Times.
II o Cot tho Sucar.
The following anecdoto of a tame
monkey, to whom was given a corked
bottle with a lump of sugar inside, in
dicated that the animal, though unablo
to invent, could imitate. A phrenologist
would sav that tho monkey had "pcr-
?cptiou." but not "causality." How to
get at the sugar was a problem that bado
fair to drivo him crazy.
Sometimes in an impulse of disgust
he would throw tho bottle out of his
resell and then bo distracted until it
was given bock to him. At other times
he would sit with a countcnanco of in
tense dejection, contemplating tho bot
tled sugar, and then, as if pulling hlra
Eolf together for another effort at solu
tion, would sternly tako up tho problem
afresh and gaze into tho bottle.
Ho would tilt it ono way and try to
drink tho sugar out of the neck, and
then suddenly reversing it, try to catch
it as it fell out at tho bottom.
Under tho impression that ho could
capture tho sugar by surprise, ho kept
rasping his teeth against tho glass In fa
tilo bites, and warming to tho pursuit of
tho revolving lump used to tlo himself
into regular knots round tho bottle.
Fits of tho most ludicrous melancholy
would altcraato with spasms of delight
a3 a new idea seemed to suggest Itself,
followed by a fresh series of experi
ments.
Nothing availed, however, until ono
day a light was shed upon tho problem
by a jar containing bananas falling from
tho tablowith a crash and tho fruit roll
ing about in all directions. His monkey-
ship contemplated tho catastrophe and
reasoned upon it
Lifting tho bottlo high in his paws, ho
brought it down upon tho floor with a
tremendous noise, smashing tho glass
into fragments, nftcr which ho calmly
transferred tho sugar to his mouth and
munched it with much satisfaction.
Youth's Companion.
Marriage of tho Dead.
Astrango custom pro vails among a
certain tribo in tho Caucasus. When a
singlo young man dies, somo ono who
lias carried .to tho gravo a inarriagcablo
daugii tcflu tho courso of tho year calls
upon tho bereaved parents and says :
"Your son is Euro to want a wife.
I'll givo you my daughter, and you
shall deliver to mo tho marriago portion
iu return."--"'
A friendly ofTer of this description is
never rejected, mid tho two parties
dooii como to terms as to tho amount of
tho dowry, which varies according to
tho advantages possessed by tho girl in
her lifetime. Cases liavo been known
whero tho young man's father has given
as much as 30 cows to secure a dead
wifo for his dead son. Bucli fur Alle.
Croupier.
Tho croupiers of Monto Carlo havo a
Fcliool of gambling m .which they learn
tho ins and outs of tho games, thoincth
wis of defeating trickery, manual dcx
terity in clearing tho boards mid paying
tho stakes, readiness in reckoning and in
dealing and shuttling tho cards and so
ou. Most of them como from Alsace.
Venezuela means ''Littlo Venice.
Tho early explorers found tho natives
living in houses placed on piles in tho
marshoR
In 183! the llrst .patent for water gas
was taken out in England by Cruick-Bhanks.
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