LAFAYETTE COURIER.
FRIDAY, APRIL 4.......... 1873.
FICTITIOUS MONETARY PANIC—A
PORTLAND RING
OF
SMALL
«HYLOCKsl
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cheerful and hopeful view of the
situation, and believe us, that, so
soon as the bulk of the mortgages
now standing have been foreclosed,
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and the “ Ring ” has feasted itse. T
to satiety, then again will the moi n*
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ey which of right should now U;
in circulation, flow out 111 its
wonted sufficiency, when enter!*
prise will be quickened as if by a
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magic impulse.
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Tho gentleman whose naniV
heads this article wao] elected tHi
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Theodore Tilton’s paper, the
Golden JI ere of Feb. 28th, contri
butes a new and astounding fact
concerning Colfax aud his $1,200
deposit. It says:
“At tlie present moment Colfax
still asks for a suspension of judg
ment, and we are bound*to grant
it; but We happen to know that he
is writing privately to persons
persona in
this city or vicinity, asking them,
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in a suspicious, and inviting, and
abject manner, if they do not re-
member sending him money at the
time in question, so that he can
trace his damning deposit of $1,200
to some other source than Oakes
Ames 1 If the kindly earth will
refrain opening under the retiring
Vice-President, and will not swol-
low him as a false swearer, but
will once again make straight paths
for his feet, wc shall feel on his ac
count as full of unexpected happi-
•ness as we are now of mingled pity
and scorn for his apparent aposta-
sy from the ranks of honest men.
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DAVID BUSHEY.
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from voug
Doug-; ?
the State Legislature irom
lag county last June by aid of
Holladay’s corruption fund. iJus^
v . i he . did
T 1 r for
_ in his rn. master in re;
what
turn we are not now prepared toj
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specify. But he is art edubatect
There exists at the pesent time,
in Portland, and to a limited extent
cuss, and this is what makes us
in the country, an apparent finan
notice his ^appointment by Granf
cial depression, which is doing
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to the office of customs collector^d
much real harm, and which is not
Tlie Peace Coniuil<»lon Fa
arco.
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Of ■| course
Grant
very generally understood. That
HHKraMKMI
,
this
Another recruit has been added could not overlook thd fitness fol
the so-called stringency in the
to the Peace '* Commission, Relv. any important official post of op|
no
money market is assumed—ficti E. Thomas, of Petaluma, Cal.,
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tious—-no person who studies the having been appointed, vice Judge at once so learned and so scholarly
subject and brings to bear any de Rosborough, who don’t scemi to as is the man Bushey.; “ Davide ’!
gree of penetration will fail to dis want any more of the peace was engaged in importing and ex
humbug “in his’n.” Considerable
Considerabile
cover. The source of this put-up difficulty seems to have beem porting during the last 'campaigr
depression is traceable to the local experienced in getting these and he p writ,” a letter.. Am I
ascertained
transactions in real estate some two Commissioners to “stick.” First that is the way'Grant ascertain
fact
of
the
profundity
of
years since. In anticipation of .lesse Applegate pronounces the the I
n$ive blun
blim- “ Davide’8 I? 1 learning, Here ij
the gieat things the railroad was Commission “an expensive
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der,
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and
resigns^
Tben
Mr.
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to do for Portland particularly
the composition of
Over-Work.
Case, having arrived at the same
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-and the balance of the State gen conclusion, goes home in disguBt. Federal appointee; re^d it: i » rl
In our American life we quite
1812.
erally, and goaded on by the rail Then Judge Rosborough, ofYrefyt,
R ose ¡ burg April Iff, ■■■
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over-strain the muscles, over-work
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F riendl
- :—I reco*red(
experience
road organ, many people became is appointed; but a brief
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the brain, and over-burden the
as it were crazed, and invested is sufficient to satisfy his curiosity, yours with petition I have go
wen
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Wil
Watson
to
sign
it
ande
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heart. Men at the hottest point
and then |M
he “ throws up •
pell-mell in city property, without
sponge.” . Meanwhile
____ ___ . Dr. Wacls- liams comes back I will get mt of enterprise give out and consump
-any particular regard as to their worth, of Yreka, ’is
.o urged
u.fev to accept ande some others that I think lol tion takes the body, aud lunacy the
mind, avarice the affections. Prom
probable ability to meet future an appointment, but he positively ande in Regarde to getting tM
and? Cole Pion> inent men drop suddenly here and
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and final payments, while the un refuses. Then I'WPlWW the ajy men away Hallet
isede to help from the 1 start Bu there, when they are all aglow with
natural and simulated rise in pointment of T. B. Odeneal, who
promptly begs to be excused, re get them away ande ¡1 1 will tr perspiration, and dilated eye, and
property values extended itself to commending the apijointment of L. andio Phy what it cpsta that i absorption of success. The epi
the country districts, enabling S. Dyar in his place, which is ac they orderede me to dq so ante
taph is,—“Died of overwork.”
landed proprietors in many notable cordingly done. Idibtly comes the have written to Portland for dd< It should J>e, “Died of mismanaged
Thomas. Adolph Marks is here I I hereto work.” That wheel on the car is
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instances to close out at enormous appointment of Rev.
not hot because it rolls faster than
that he had promisede toj go-
figures, receiving from a one-third Who next, ami what next? But has been telling them here about the other, wheels, nor because its
Meacham, glorious, mullet-headed
to two-thirds payment in hand, the Meacham, sticks to it like a hound itande I think they Peniuadede .journal was not packed as well—
purchaser executing a mortgagefor dog to a pot of cold mu$h., So him out of it I herd^ them talPS because some unusual friction has
heated it. Here is a sewing, ma
him about it get away wi
the security of future payments loug as the thing pays him ten dol
with heavy interest. Still the effort lars a day, you don’t catch, hiya ite- what you can cony how, ifden} chine with which a woman h38
new Jet me know eves flung thread enough to baste the
to stimulate prices and induce in signing—not much.
twq hemispheres together at the
By the way. it has recen tly ¡thing is allright here
vestments went on, until payments leaked out from Washington, that ' 'H i IT t yours with
nth Respect
Kcspect ! * equator and reach to the north
Davide Bushey n pole, and make a spool of it; and
began to fall due, when it gradually Meacham was appointed upon the
yet it has needed little repair, as
became apparent that a collapse express condition that he was to go
HOW’S THIS 1
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it-has sung the dollars together
into
the
Lava
Bed
and
talk
with
I»¡I j [.
• must ensue. The Shylocks, large
the Indians. In other words, had
During Greeley’s .candidacy with its monotonous buzz. Here
and small, scented the coming he not given the pledge to go into
is anoter that has returned broken
harvest from afar, and at once set the Lava Bed, he never would green backs dropped down to 86 in pieces, and radiclly injured.'
Lack of lubrictaion, misfeeding or
themselves about perfecting a have been allowed to; ¡handle any cents, and thereupon tlie wise
of
the
Republican
part^proclahn^l
guiuing, causing an injury, and then
combination the object of which of the ten dollars aforesaid. This
was to withdraw from * circulation accounts lor his ustentatioug an the fact that Greeley’s ¡pretensions It has been up-hill work ever since,
mil it has become absolutely worth
nouncement, on b&l&rriYal
his arrival at
the bulk of the hitherto available Yreka, that he considered Capt had a depressing effect' upon o$r less. !
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finances,
soine'of
them
¡taking,
the
for speculative and more legiti Jack to lie an “ honorable
Men are worked in precisely the
'
man.”
pain3
to
figure
the
exact,
amount
Nor
was
it
difficult
to
$ame
way. A man canot “run” his
mate uses.
But Mr. Meacham,upon;:his arrival
foresee,what this all meant. A at the front, concluded it would the country was loser fir nominiit- mind and leave his body in the lurch
'•‘crisis” was to be produced by not be good policy for him to go ing any person to run against without harm. No mechanic shall
failUn muscle nor skill if he will
into the Lava Bed-—cause ^'hyu
parties anticipating colossal spec If he did, the ten dollar, businesi? Grant! . Well, Grant was eiecte^. fertilize his mind as he goes along..
ulations in purchasing real estate might be brought to a sudden ani4 since that untoward eveft No business or professional man
as
ghall waste in body or waver in
under the hammer, for it was only termination. When the Indians currency has fallen as low
r
cents.
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Who
caused
this
greater
mind if he will proportion his intel
;a question of time when the larger surrender to the military, or evac*
lectual and physical toil, and not
proportion of the mortgages in uatc the Lava Bed, thcniMeacham monetary depressioni (¡Greeley if
may
1 . probably
.
. go indo it, but not dead, so there is no * possibility pf forget his moral obligations.—
part payment on purchases and to before.
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-Jacksonville
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—Jacksonville Tines.
Times.
= President,
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his
ever
being
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«ecure the payment of funds bor
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9^1^« | Grant scribbler give *r t>
B etrayed , then
rowed with which to purchase at
the com- country a statement i$l detail
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ruinously inflated figures For some months i
the
mencement of tho publication! of the the aggregate total of tlie loss
The Goodrich Mttrder—Wife Marder
obtained during ■ the
which
New Northwest, Mrs. Dupiwad I pur-»
-Indignant Meeting amd Organiza
“craze” incident to the efforts and sued an independent course os tc of the country by reason of tl
tion to Oppo«e Cliinamen.
io
grecn-backs
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decline
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New York, March 29.—Informa
causes hinted at above, would be party politics,—struck out -both way*
tion
derived from tho paints of the
foreclosed; and of course this con and denounced what_ seemed wrong Grant’s election, apd the causes woman
Armstrong, charged with the
g to that end ?
summation could be hastened and in both parties. Bad: thus entitled operatin
murder of Goodrich, shows that she
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A n OTUEB CONELAagATION ¿r was at home on the night of the mur
made doubly sure by the money herself to and actually received a re
der. ' Mrs. Armstrpng was twice mar
der.
spectable patronage at the, hamis of
C0RVALLL8.—It would seem as if the ried, but her husbands ¡are
operators hoarding in their vaults
are dead.
dead,
individuals belonging to either party.
Her
parent#
are
aged
and
suffering
the bulk of the circulating medi Upon going East, the edlipl1-! was-be city of Corvallis has Ifeen speciali’ from poverty. She is their support.
su
marked as tho prey of; destructif
um. And there was a twofold trayed into the suicidal policy of
The officers will detain her until the
fired. In July! 1859, thè principal case
is thoroughly sifted. Sho ad-
making
her
paper
a
Republican
or
purpose in this hoarding and hid
business block in the îity was
pxits
having been at Goodrich’s house
ing process. For, not alone was gan, She thus invited her Demo waste. Following clo a Cm that
one day last week.
'back seat fire came others, anc Others, un
A dispatch from Columbia, South
the mortgage debtor thus render cratic support to tqkp
and wait for the coming of the judg finally tho City H^tel has
Carolina, Bays that in Warren county
ed powerless to meet his payments,
ment. It came, . She had been prom- claimed as another victim to thp fin 1 a man named G. Clark slaughtered
his wife and left her body to'
to be
but competition in bidding in the ised, or at least had reason to expect
fiend ; and this last burning inVolv
burned. Clark has fled to Pittsburg,
Burned.
lands is thus substantially confined the appointment of postmaster at!
Pennsylvania.
the vacrifioe of human lift) anil
.among the f Ring ” : because the Portland in case of the removal or breatdh escapes from ¡roasting in f^e
Last evening the citizons of Falls-
town,
near Beaver. Pennsylvania,
resignation
of
Wakefield.
But
lol
.a
capital for outside operations is
flames, from which all the antecedel held an indignation meeting against
simon pure Democrat, Geo. E. Cole, fires in that doomed locality have b1
not available.
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Chinamen. Delegates from the ad
walks in triumph over the course happily exempt.
joining
towns of New Brighton, Roch
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This, then, is the sum and sub
and pockets the prize.
ester
and
Falls wero in at
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stance of the “panic” so much
enthusiasm was ex
The Albany Democrat has it that I pressed. A Much
new mode of warfare,
It is worthy of note that several of
dwelt on in Portland, and whose
A. Clark, became famoua j»t W
from speeches and lengthy res
blight reaches out and stagnates the more doeply dyed villians in the ington City as a "free lunch eater, » aside
olutions, is to be inaugurates. An
* organization was effected according
and paralyzes to a consdierable ex Credit Mobilier work are pious to a
fault,
Colfax, for instance, was
to a plan proposed by Dr. Oerrard at
The
salary
piteal
is
being
fiercely
tent enterprise in many portions
wont to be known as the "Christian assailed all over the country. ' The the last meeting of the citizens of
of the interior.
Statesmen,” and he has yet added Legislatures of some of" thp States Beaver Falls, which is an organiza
If our premises and conclusions perjilry to theft. And the Hon. Hen have denouuoed oho robbery, in fi|- tion of labor unions, tho members of
which pledge themselvos not to sup
are not correct, then to what ry Wilson hajli’been addressing’the ting terms.
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1 port, directly or indirectly, any busi
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j . J ness man who favors ooolie labor*
cause is the so-called “ crisis ” to be Young Men’s Christian Association at
The _ Farmers
Mass IJ Meeting
«1 . The suggestion was put in form of a
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Meeting *i
referred ? What substantial rea Jersey City. _____ _
this place on Friday last, was not ¿s I Resolution and unanimously adopted
son is there for the assumption
The Legislating ofi Bhode Island largely!
largely attended as it would haVe I by the meeting. Business $nen, es-
■ pecially merchants, have found it to
that there is less money in the has, a number of times, met, organ ¡been
weather not,been neajk (their interest to remain non-commit-
been had the wea
State than there was a twelve and put the work of the session I ly intolerable. As it was, many per- [ ted on the coolie question, if they do
month since? We have had no through inside of one week, But sons came a long distance, and tlje > not absolutely go against the heathen.
—George Fraaei« Train twill
few jobs during such sessions.
meeting was made quite interesting.: Perjury
bank failures among us nor has
not Furuhn Ball—Action er Stokes’
e farmers are in earnest
utiest in 1 the Counsel—A JWoman Supposed to
there been auy apparent extraordi
have been Murdered by her Hue-
A strong effort is making to pro
btter of co-operation and organi
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nary strain upon our resources.
euro tho condemnation of George
n, and will not stop ghort of the
New York, March 28.—The exam-
0ur advice to all is to take a> Francis Train as a madman.
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goal they seek
ination of Joseph Perry, on a charge
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COPPRIf J^fE,
Fro ait Lift Pmt
Galvanized Iron Pipe, Lead^ Pipe,
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Bath Tab«,, Eta.
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All orders from the
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COUNTRY
Promptly filled, and Delivered to any poist
in the county Free of Charge, at
Centennial s Subscription«.
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Philadelphia, March 28.—The ag
gregate of Centennial subscriptions
by citizens is $873,000, in addition to
the 13,000, )00 already appropriated.
Improve Your Poultry 11
It Costs no More to Keep
FOWLS
GOOD
Wife Murderer Remanded Without
Bail.
Bull.
THAN POOR ONES.
Philadelphia, March 29.—Charles
J. Cloak,
ged with wife miir-
der, was forç the Court to-day Qn
a habeas còrpus and plea of insanity.
The Court ¡declined to listen to” the
evidence^ and remainededjthe prisoner
for trial without bail.
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The Case of Judge C. T. Sherman.
Cleavlaiid (Ohio), April 1.—The
Bar Asoociation this afternoon consid
ered the fellowing:
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“ Beiolce^-
Ilctolc
That the testimony giv-
C. T. Sherman, before
gtVby Ju*
the Committees in the recent investi
Negro Hung by » Mob.
gation by
¡Congress, and letters ad
«lisi
March
—George
Bry-
mitted by
' lim
to be 28.
genuine,
evinces
<ro,
w
a want of
integrity
and such moral
turpitude as to destroy all confidence
in his judiciary administration, and
requires thjaV he should at once re-
sign and
ievo the Federal Court
from cm rrassment upon his con-
tinned
pan cy of the Judgeship.”
Action pon the resolution was
postponed give Sherman an oppor-
tunity to mmunicate with the As-
sociation.
SEASON OF 181*.
ggs ; for hatching from the
largest and Best Fowls in the World,
carefully packed in Patent Boxes aad guar
anteed to carry safely any distance.
THE VARIETIES COMPRISE
Dhrk and Light Brahmas, Buff, Bla£k. White
and Partrige Cochins, White. I^ghorfta,
Houdans, Surer and Golden Spangled Ham
burg*. Gold and Silver Bpangled Tolfeli.
Black Spanish, Crevecoeurs, Rouen and
Aylesbury Ducks, Bronze Turkeys, and Se
bright and Game Bantams.
Bend stamp for Illnsterated Circular to
GEO. B. BAYLEY, importer and breeder
of Choice Poultry. P. O. Box 65» San fran-
cisco; also, agent for ‘the .Faultt'y World.
a monthly illusrated journal, devoted entire*
ly to Poultry; tells how to keep Fowls for
Profit; a complete repository of hiforasation
Mono Market Excitement—Ad on the subject. Subacription only X,‘25»
The_____
year. Agents wanted in every town m the
vaace In Gold.
Chicago,: April 1.—A New York State. Address P. O Box 650, S. F.
Please state in what paper you aaw tbit
dispatch sa fs the Treasury program- advertisement.
TulS-marchl-mS
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me has had a serious effect in financial
circles. G< )ld advanced 3 per cent,
and.mone rose to 3-4 per ©ent. per
cent, per jm, or 280 per cent, per
gold market is buoyant
annum,
with wide and frequent
and
fluctuate
opening steady at 16 3-4
e was an early rise to
& 17. 'J
17 l«-4 followed by a decline to 16 7-8
from w'‘ a ‘Steady upward ’ move-
ment
the premium to 18 1?2.
vy
There was
w buying
. „ on inercan-
tile account aqd to cover outstanding
short contr
. The large advance
induced c
iderable realizations, un-
der which t market finally reacted
at 17 1-2. The closing bidding rate
was with 17 1-8 asked.
The Rise in
is Gold.
New- York, April . 1.—The bound
of gold to 118 1-2 to-day causes
great excite;
citetnent, which borders on a
panic. No
“ failures have as yet been
reported, L, buit it is believed that unless McMIOVILLE HOTEL
the excitement is checked and the
■ E. CALD1& Proprietor.
markets steadied failures will neces
Board A Lodging per week.. a . ..... .Mz 09
sarily occur.
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The Tribune'8 Washington special
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says Representative Brooks is so low Single Meals........... ................................ 25
to-day that his friends are very anx-
he table will be supplied with the beat
ious about his recovery. He has not
in the market.
vftmartS
been able to leave his room for three
weeks.
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STOVES,
New York, March 28.—rlt is re
ported that counsel for McDonnell, PORTLAND PRICES.
the alleged " forger,
will apply I°r a
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_ ,s corpus on tne
the g ground
writ of nakeas
that Commissioner
————-— Gutmann
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is not
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JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER AND
authorized to sit on extradition cases,
Warranted.
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and that th e charge of conspiracy is
not covert d by the Extradition
Treaty.
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The Buuk of England Forger.
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Dafayette,
St. Loui
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an, a negro, was hanged by a mob at
Chillicothe, Missouri, ’on Wednesday
night, for committing an outrage on
Miss Fisk, a highly respectable young
white lady living twenty miles from
that place.
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JOHN BIUD,
by a Mob.
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ADVERTISE ME
of perjury i the Jumel will case,
was to-day ,„in adjourned,
to __
ad-
Jiyqge B y to-daÿ decided
,
mit George Francis Train to1 $10,000
bail, but the prisoner declined to fur
nish it.
Dps Pessos, counsel for Stolzes, made
an application to Judge Brady to-day
to SmeScl ' ine
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A 1 record of
judgment
Stokes’ first 1 trial
----- by
„ inserting the
facts of the absence of the Judge and
prisoner during a portion of the trial,
and the affic avits used on a motion
for a new trial.. Decision reserved.
Mrs. Catharine Kernan was taken
from a saloon on Washington street
this evenifij*, covered with wounds
and blood, and carried to the Park
ot hus-
Hospital,v
she died. H
Her
hus
suspicion.
The.
band was
on
neighbors say the!
the pair were constant-
constant
ly drunk axjd frequently quarreling.
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A Corvallis Gasette extra gives full
Hair Dressing Saloon.
particulars of the fire in Corvallis.
From this we
intel
ve gather the painful intel-
ligence that t it was Mr. John Murray, FOB A SHAVE. YOUR HAIRCUT IN
THE LATEST STYLE, FOR A GOOD
formerly a resident of Corvallis, who
BATH AND YOUR WHISKERS
was consumed in the burning hotel.
DYED THE BLACKEST,
Mr. Murray was one of God’s noble
—GO TO— ‘ ■-f
men-—possessed of a large heart and
R. MAJORS1
kindly impulses; he was universally
respected and beloved.
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Lafayette.
Will hold theiuse Ives in readiness^ to an*
Final Settlement.
¿wer all calk upon them for anything tn the
line of
•WTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
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XV Lee Laughlin, administrator of the «•.
tute of W. C. Smith, deoeuaed, ha« filed la
Pointing,
I ’ ■ ■ ; ’ "1 ‘ the County Court, of Yamhill County, Ore-
Calcirainlng,
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gon, his final account of 'hiaadmlntotnOlon
his administration
,
Grainin
in&
of said estate, and that by virtue of an or.
Paper-hanging,
der of said Court, said account will be <»mrd
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All work doni o according to contract er no
Tuesday, May 6tb, 18T^ '
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charge will be i made. Try 118.
at one o’clock, P. If. of said day.
E. P. BOWER, ?
Lafayette, April 4th, 1873.
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T. J. HARRIS.
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