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THE
ASHLAND
FRIDAY
TIDINGS
JUNE 22, 1877
T he Editor of the T idinor will assume no respon­
sibility for view« expressed by correspondents, and
nocommuafcitton will receive attention unless the
author’s real name it famished— The Dame will not
be used in print if the writer so requests.
ANOTHER INDIAN WAR!
Reported Uprising of the Indians
near Mt. Idaho!
et tiers Mordered. Troops on
wny to the Scene¡X
Their
After a careful comparison of the ex­
NURSE & THATCHER,
changes at commercial centres the bus­
iness of the United States is found to
be about the same as it was this time
last year.
Dealers in
The authorities refuse to release Boss
Tweed on his proffered State’s evidence
against ring associates. They think
DRYGOODS, CLOTHING, HATS,
the Boss too wily to trust.
The movement to make Hendricks
the next Democratic candidate for Pres­
CAP3, BOOTS and SHOES,:
ident, is gaining considerable head.
Chief Justice Waite says the South
HARDWARE, FANCY GOODS,
Carolina ex-rebels treated him with
social contempt during his three week’s
stay there.
Y ankee N otions ,
Budd Doble has gone to Chicago
with Goldsmith Maid, Volney and Bo­
dine, and will tear up the turf in that Groceries, Crockery, Paints, Oils, Etc.
vicinity soon.
The Skowhegan (Me.) Greenback Linkville,
Lake county,
Oregon.
convention demands the immediate re­
peal of the resumption act.
HE IS STILL HERE!
The Times' special says that the dif
ference of opinion on the silver ques­
tion between Hayes and Sherman is bo A. M. SPICKELMIER,
marked that it may lead to Sherman’s
retirement from the Cabinet.
Carpenter and I.louse*Builder.
F. Knckenbaoh was thrown from a
mule, near Yreka, on the 16th and
killed.
ILL DO ANYTHING IN MY LINE ON
W allula , June 16th, 9 a . m .
The Turkish army is sick—10,000
C apt . A insworth —Indians murder­
soldiers have died in the hospitals
ing settlers about Mount Idaho. Steam­
within the last six months.
er necessary for safety of life,to convey
Acapulco has been captured by Alva­ troops from Wallula to-morrow. Please
rez, who has installed officers of the give necessary instructions im mediately.
[Signed]
M. C. W ilkinson ,
Lerdo Government.
Aide de-Camp to O. O.
Howard Gen. Com’g Dept.
The Canadian pilgrims gave the
A steamer with troops was immedi­
Pope a magnificent mitre studded with
gems, a silver vase, and $20,000 cash, ately dispatched and later in the day a
and the Pope gave the Canadian pil­ dispatch WB9 received from Walla Wal­
la to the effect that a man named Ben
grims his blessing.
Norton, living on Cottonwood Creek
T he j V. 1’. Herald says that Tilden’s near Camas Swale had been murdered
recent speech, bewailing his loss of the by the Indians, and that his wife had
Presidential chair, not only killed him­ been maltreated—having both of her
self but the Democratic party also. legs broken. A report has also been
received at Fort Lapwai that there was
Quite a killing indeed if that is so.
a general uprising of the Indians near
T homas C ablylk has written a Mount Idaho, and they were massacre-
ing the settlers in that region. The
strong letter protesting against the messenger
who brought the news to
course of the agitators in England, who Fort Lapwai had been entrapped by
would plunge that country into the the Iudians and wounded. Great ex­
short Loti< e and at the 1 jwest terms, for cash.
Wheat, oats, barley, bog» or lumber, taken In ex­
war. He declares that the hostile feel­ citement prevails in that part of the
change for work. Cail and tee me, at upper Granite
STATE NEWS*
Street.
A. M. S pickblmibb .
ing against Russia is the result of ig­ oountry over these startling reports.
A hhland , December, 16, 1876.
27:3m.
Norton
who
is
reported
to
have
been
norance and prejudice.
Salem was full of Pioneers last week.
murdered,
was
formerly
employed
by
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Hill Beachy of Lewiston.
Salem has a good crop of hay on her
GEN. GRANT CHIEF IN LONDON.
public
square this year.
L ater .—June 17th, 4 o’clock r. m -
On Saturday last, at Guildhall, Lon­ —Rumors are and have been for the
The bouse of Mr John Savage, of WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
don, among about 800 lay English la­ last 36 hours very conflicting in rela­ Salem was burglarized of a fine gold
Ashland, Oregon.
dies and gentlemen, Gen. Grant was tion to where the Indians are and what watch and some jewelry.
they have done. Many of them are
A company of Lane county men have
presented with the freedom of the city, very exaggerated. The truth is bad
banded
themselves into a Hop-growers
in the following hearty speech by the enough to alarm the whole country.
Association,
to promote the culture of Just received, a large »nd »elect lot of Gold and
The following is the substance from hops.
Lord Mayor:
Plated jewelry ; also, u good Mconintnt of
I as chief magistrato of the City of Mt. Idaho: That a part of the Indians
London, and on the part of the corpor­ had gone to attack the settlers on Sal­ D. W. Weatherford, the Marion CLOCKS, IFJ TCHES,SPECTA CLES,
ation offer you as hearty a welcome as mon River, and a part had gone to a county forger, caught at Jacksonville,
the sincerity of language can convey. fortified place on Cottonwood creek be­ was given two years in the penitentiary Eye glasses and Sewing Mncbme needles constantly
on haDd and for eale al minimum prices.
27:tf.
Your presence here as late President of low Chapman’s; that Capt. James Bak­ to cogitate over his waywardness.
the United States is especially gratify­ er, Samuel Benedict, wife and four
Diphtheria is again prevalent in Cor­
ing to all classes of tbecommunity.and children, Harry Mason, Henry Elfrez vallis.
we feel that although this is yoùr first and the Warrens expressman had been
Salmon have not yet begun to run in
visit to England it is not a stranger we killed on Salmon River. That a Umpqua
and Siuslaw rivers.
greet but a true and honored friend. pack train of forty mules had been at­
The machinery for working the silver
Twice occupying as you did the exal­ tacked near Cold Spring and the two
ted position of President of the United white men, Davenport and Ouslev kill­ mud has begun to arrive at the
States, and therefore one of the fore ed, and two half-breed Indians es­ “springs.”
most representatives of that country,we caped and the cargo was captured; that
of Goods
The Gazette says that iron for the
oonfer an honor upon ourselves by the Indiaus and settlers were fighting
Yaquina railroad will cost only $65,000,
honoring you. Let me express both below Chapman’s.
Indian runners to the agency, state aud may be had on time.
the hope and belief that when you take
—AND­
that
it had been ascertained that 29
your departure you will feel that many
Six miles of the Yaquina railroad
whites
had
been
killed
so
far
as
known;
true friends of yours personally, and
have been graded. Parties will begin
also of your countrymen have been left that the whites had killed White Bird, work at once both at Philomath and the
behind. I have the distinguished hon­ the chief of his band, and his family.
Bay.
or to propose your health, “May you
6:30 p. m .—The troops with 150 men
long live to enjoy the best health and from Mount Idaho encountered the In­ The Crucible is the name of a new
Obi
paper to be started at Philomath, Ben­
unqualified happiness.”
dians at the head of White Bird Can­ ton county. Good name. ’Twill serve
yon, troops dismounted and left a few to test the proprietor’s metal.
THE MAILS.
soldiers and the 20 friendly Ind'fins to
The Store recently oc upied by
Mrs, Elizabeth Smith, the mother of
The following order has been issued hold their horses. The Indians open
the late It. B. Hargadine
II
od . F. R. Smith, of South Salem,
is again open and
ed
the
fire
upon
the
troops
and
fighting
from Washington, upon which the con­
celebrated her 91st birth day last Fri­
old friends and
was
continued
for
some
time.
The
tractors are now noting. Third class triendly Indians became alarmed, and day. Only think of it. when she was
matter include® newspapers as well as the soldiers guarding the horses could a little girl George Washington was
magazines etc. In consequence of this see that the Indians were getting the President.
Patrons Are Invited
subscribers to eastern papers will here­ best of the fight and the soldiers re­ The Farmer says: Mr. R. A. Riggs
The citizens’ captain, Ser­ of this city, has the Journal that re­
after receive them just about oqo treating.
geant Lytle, and one soldier was known cords the journeyiugs of the principal
month later than usual, which will to be killed, and the whole horse guard party of emigrants that arrived in
To call and Examine Stock and Prices
render them almost worthless:
of Indians and whites broke aud run, Oregon in 1845. The journal is iu a
Washington, D. C., May 25tb, 1877.
some for Mount Idaho and some for perfect state of preservation and gives
T. N. V ail , Esq., Gen. Sup*t R. M. H. -S ir : In
order to l’ghten the mall on route 46,253, between Lapwai, leaving the horses to run loose each day’s doings of the long, weary
> full Supply of*
Redding CaL and Roseburg Oreg'>n, yon will please over the prairie. Those coming to trip from Missouri to opposite the
direct Assistant Superintendent McKenzie to eenl, Lapwai never stopped till they reached
“Three Sisters.”
from and after this order, all through third class j
m liter, each as magi zines etc. for Oregon and Wash the post. The result of the fight is
AmoDg the graduates in the Medical DRY GOODS,
ington Territory, by the steamers from San Francis­ not known. Many of the houses on the
co to portlaod, and all matter of the first class via
Department
at the Willamette Univer­
prairie are burned.
C. A O. Rdlrond as at present.
sity,
last
week
were two young ladies
Respectfully,
THOS. J BRADY,
8 o’clock A. M., June 18—D. Mun­ —Miss A. L. Ford and Miss E. A. J.
Second As’t P. M. General.
roe arrived from the garrison at half­ Ford.
GROCERIES,
past 2 this morning and tells us that
OREGON’ DAY.
a third soldier had arrived at the garri­ The Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M.,
elected the following officers to serve
On the 15th of June, 1846, the pleni­ son last "evening from the fight, and re­ for the ensuing year: Robert Clow of
ported the troops on foot are surrounded
FANCY GOODS,
potentiaries of the United States and by the Indians in the canyon and in a Dalles, M. W. G. M.; Thomas G.
Great Britain signed, at Washington hand to hand fight. Col. Perry and Reames, Jacksonville, D. G. M ; F. B.
City, the treaty that gave to the United about one-half of the command are Dunn, Eugene City. S. G. W.;R. P.
Earhart, Portland, Grand Secretary,
HARDWARE,
States Government, all the northwest said to be killed and the remainder and Theodore Wygant Portland, Treas­
surrounded
in
the
canyon
aod
fighting
coast now known as Oregon, Washing against odds when the soldier left.
urer. David Froman, chairman of the
committee on educational fund.
ton and Idaho. The Statesman says the
J. P. Vollmer, of Lewiston telegrap­
CUTLERY,
Oregon Pioneer Association have se­ hed to the Mayor of Portland as follows:
The following signal stations have
lected this day to be Oregon’s 4th of For humanity sako send up 50 or 100 been recently established by the Signs
July—to be observed as an annual hol­ stands of arms witff ammunition. The Bureau: Winnemucca, Nevada; Visalia,
Los Angeles, and Red Bluff, California;
iday, and to be known as “Oregon Indians have broken out on Salmon Roseburg,
PATENT MEDICINES,
Oregon; Pioche, Nevada;
river
and
Camas
prairie.
They
have
Day.” The Annual Rsunion of the
Umatilla, Oregon; Sacramento. Califor­
massacred
30
or
40
men,
women
and
nia;
Olympia, Washington Territory,
Association was held this year at the children, and the work is still going on.
Boise City, Idaho Territory.
Stats Fair Grounds, and was the occa­ We have men but few arms.
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Hon. D. F. Laue recently saved the
sion by the “old timers” for relaxation
P. S.—June 18th--Settlers on Palouse
and merry-making. Early in the morn­ and Paradise valley and from all the life of Mr. Campbell, a lawyer of Rose­
burg,4>y “poleiDg”the aforesaid Camp-
ing the road to the Fair Grounds was country north of us, are fleeing jn here bel^but
of a quagmire, near Coos Bay. Always kept on hand and sold at the
lined with wagons carrying merry loads for protection. Farmers are all aband­ ihe Plaindealer says that Joseph
lowest living rates.
of people to the shady grove. By 11 oning their farms, stock and every­ Knott, of Portland, has sold the Excel­
thing. --------- --------------------
o’olock people were everywhere, nam-
All kinds of Merchantable pro­
sior quartz mine, in Bomemia district,
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
berin g perhaps 2,500 or 3,000 souls.
for the sum of $30,000. The sale in­ duce taken in exchange for goods.
cludes the mill as well as the mine.
[Condensed from dispatches to the Oregoniar.]
THE MORMON CURSE.
MIRS. NI. W. HARGADINE.
Senator Conkling has gone to Eu­ The Grand Lodge, I. O. G. T. of
Oregon
elected
the
following
officers
No 44,-tf
The United States Government has rope.
for
the
ensuing
year;
James Russel Lowell is our Spanish
at last awakened to the necessity of tak­
D. J. FERREE.
ROB T GARRETT,
W. R. Dunbar. G. W. C. T.
Minister.
ing steps to bring the arrant lawless­
Fannie Myer, G. Conn.
ness of Mormonism into subjection. So
Victor Hugo says he loves everybody
Emma Kellogg, G. W. V. T.
atrocious in their crimes, and so con­ and admires Tennyson’s verses.
W. S. James, G W S
ASHLAND AND LINKVILLE
C. H. Reed, GAS
ceited in their idiotic blindness, have
The Home bank, Bloomington Ill.,
J E Huston, G T
this people become, that they have has suspended.
L C Fisher, G M
thought to set at defiance both the laws
Ella Rideout, G D M
Gail Hamilton says Secretary Schurz
of God and man. Murder and its at­ is a peculator, and the gallant Dutch­ Rev. R C Romsby, G Chaplain
S M Driver, GIG
tendant hideous crimes have for so man says fail is an unmitigated liar.
J K P Cavitt, G Sentinel
many years been so frequent as to be
The Turks are still fighting away,
Tilmon Ford, P G W C T
GARETT AND FERREE’S TRI-WEEKLY
daily looked for. The promulgation of with lots of confidence in themselves.
M E Hoxter, General Superintendent
Stages run between the above named
their pernicious dogmas, and perpetra­
of Juvenile Templars
points three times a week,
Russia and England are on the very
making the trip
J H Bayley, G Messenger
tion of grave misdeeds is a foul stigma
verge
of
war,
and
the
smallest
bone
through in
The G W C T announced Standing
and a blot upon the American charac­
one
day car­
Committees as follows:
ter,and should at once be obliterated and would cause the war-dogs to snap.
rying
U.S.
Mail
and passengers.
On Appeals—W B Carter, H E Par-
The Union Leaguers of New York sish,
the leaders meet the punishment so
Cornelia Grimes, Allen C Parsons,
justly due for their violation of law and have endorsed Hayes’ administration. George Giesendorffer
LEAVES ASHLAND
Finance
—
J
H
Lambert,
C
H
Whit
­
morality. Those who have not been
By a severe storm, June 14th, several
Emily L Vandervort, Fanny Love­ MONDAY’S WEDNESDAY’S AND FBI
among them can have no adequate idea lives were lost in the Eastern and Mid­ ney,
DAYS at 4 o’clock a . m : arrives at Link
lady,
8 8 Gimgle.
of the beastliness of some of the acts of dle States.
State of the Order—Isaiah Hurt, E ville same days. Returning,
those who stand highest in the Mormon
W. H. Blunt writes that the rock on E McKinney, A J Green. Captain D C
church. We hope there will be no let which the San Francisco wrecked is Underwood, D W C McKay.
LEAVES LINKVILLE
Constitution
—
J
P
Earl,
E
E
Fan
­
up on the part of the authorities until probably identical with the shoal sur­
ning, Samuel Brown, Eugene Skip­ TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATUR­
full retribution has been awarded the veyed in 1864 or 1865.
DAYS arriviHg at Ashland same day con­
worth, Orpha Cranston.
wicked members of this miscreant race;
Arthur A. Kline of the firm of Charles
Grand Lodge Organ—N Holman, W nects with our daily stage line between
Liukville and Fort Klamath. Also with
and from the power given the U. S. Dahlman A Co., S. F., has swindled D Claggett, Mary Hosford, Ida Francis,
our
semi weekly line from Liukville to
W C McGee.
Attorney at Salt Lake, by the Govern­ his partners out of about $100,000.
Lake
Ully and ull intermediate points.
Credentials—W S James. F M Wards-
ment, we may reasonably expect some
Eighteen Mormon Missionaries have worth, Ella McClure, O Bennett J J
wholesome purging in the near future. been shipped from Utah to Europe.
Davis.
GARRETT & FERREE.
W
OPENED
AGAIN.
STAGE LINE
E. REKSER,
PLANING MILL
—AND—
r
Dealer
in Stoves, Tin
Hardware.
and
Furniture Factory,
Granite Street,
*
Ashland,
, Agricultural Implements
Valpey. '
Marsh
Such as Reaper?, Mowers. Horse-Kikes,
Hand-Rakes, Hay-Forks. Barley
Forks, Table and Pocket,
Cutlery, Carpen­
ters Tools,
Cigars
and Tobbacco,
Boots <£• Shoes,
Crockery and Glassware,
Fruit Jars, Fruit Cans,
Oregon
I
ll kinds of tlaning , mould
A to
ing, Circular and Scioll-Sawi Dg den
order.
SASH,
DOORS, MOULDINGS,
Pressed Tinware,
BEDSTEADS,
BREAKFAST, DINING,
V
MARBLEIZED IRON »VARE,
CENTER, and
EXTENSION
Picture Frames,
TABLES,
Black Walnut Mohling, Paints, Oil and
Glass, Brushes, Blacking, Carriage Belts
Nails,
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
YANKEE NOTIONS,FANCY COODS&C.
WASH
I
Always kept on hand and made to order.
AI! of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Wheat, Barley, Oats, EjiffS &r.,
taken in exchange for goods at the
highest market price.
A uiii . anj >, May 12th, No. 4* tf
BOARDS
And all kinds of hirnitnre on baud, and
made to order.
FARMERS’ HARROWS,
Tin 'Sheet-Iron and Copper»
ware, of the best quality.
Of superior quality, and latest style»
made to older.
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting amt
Graining done to ordtr wj the Mill, or iu
the country. Canvassing ceiling, Pa| er-
h.tnging, Calsouiining, Whitewashiu , ¿C.
on sLoneet possible im*ice.
The undersigned takes this opportunity
cd tendering our thunks wmir man) friends
aud pair<>us ice iil-tral favors tinting ti n
last i wo yea is. and me happy tosiy ifout wa
have, during tl « L isi aimer and spring,
elected uddit onal macbirery.anc inpioved
our facilities lew ma-uui.ic.ui mg iu th* ubove
line ef Easiness.
MAR<H Jt VALPEY,
Asblattd, June-Uik, U»G.
lo I i L
I
¡,Nurse & Tliatclier,
HE STILL LIVES'.
1 I. O. MILLER,
Dealers In
DRY
LOUNGES,
GOODS,
ARCHITECT AND HOUSEBUILDER.
Granite Street,
Askland
WILL DO
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOT» «nd SHOES
/
anything in my line
Hardware, Fancy Goods,
ON SHORT NOTICE
YANKEE NOTIONS,
AND AT THE LOWEST TERMS
SASH,
Etc.,
H RNITUBE.
LINKVILLE,
Lake county.
Made to order.
Oregon.
D. CHAPMAN.
DOORS/
L. A. NEIL.
Picture Framing, &c.
Wheat, Oats, Lumber, or Cash taken in
exchange for work. Call and see me.
Ashland, June 23d, l»7(i.
uu2if.
ASHLAND
UNION LIVERY
FEED AND LIVERY STABLE !
S ale
MAIN STREET.
and
E xchange
STABLES,
BE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
respectfully itilortn their Iriends
and the public generally that they M* 71*
have purch'ised the above establishment,
and having thoroughly cleared the lobelia
hay from the premises, they can assure
their patrons that stock entrusted to their
care will be well and safely cared for.
T
GOOD TURNOUTS
Of carriages aDd buggies
any time.
supplied at
Corner of 4th and California Sts.,
J acksonville , O begojt .
HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-^
chased ihe ab ve named siabk«^^^.
from Kubli A- Witeon, beg leave to inform J0WI
the public that they are determined tnmertiAl yj*
a continuance of the patronage that has luc uui,y
years past been Conferred on these justly
T
POPULAR STABLES!
BALED HAY FOR SALEI
We have constantly on band the very best
In quantities te suit purchasers.. They wil
also, in connection with their stable, run a SADDLE HORSE8,
TKUCK-WAGOV
BUGGIES AND
At reasonable rates, I). C hapman & N ext ..
3l:tf
D. CHAPMAN.
CARRIAGES,
B. P. NEIL.
And cm furnish our customer« with a tip-top turn­
out at uny lime.
,
Meat Market,
CHAPMAN & NHL,
Horses Boarded
On reaaouable terms, and the belt of care and atten­
tion bestowed upon them white under their charge,
AWOf
Horses Bought and Sold.
Ashland, Oregon,
We will guirantee satisfaction in all our trans-
acuons.
C abdwbu . & M c M ahon .
HE UNDERSIGNED, thanking OUK pa ^
eep constantly on hand at their
irons fur toe liberal patronage bsafowed upon
»hop, near the bridge on Main Street, a good
us during our connection with tne Union Livery
supply of fresh BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, etc.,
States, would bespeak a continuance of the aante
which they oiler at the lowest market price.
to our tucteaaora.
C abdwcu . « N c M abu *,
Ashland, June 17th, 1876.
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