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TIIE ASHLAND TIDINGS TRAMPS. NOTES FRNM THE CAPITAL. INTERESTING TO FARMERS! TIIE GENERA^NEWS. [Condensed from Oregonian and Cill l>ispatche».l Salem, Or. Sept. 29th, 1877. Every day we see the foot travelers OCTOBER 12, 1877. tramping alqng the dusty roads. Some FRIDAY E ditor T idings :—I am not a pro Louisville, Oct. 1.—The verdict of coroner’s jury in the case of Henry of them are no doubt really in search fessional news-gatherer or newspaper the White killed by Hon. Cassius M. Clay qpHE UNDERSIGNED, BELIEVING IT HOWARDS CHASE. of employment, seeking fortunes in a writer, but will send a few notes from says: “We are constrainedto justify said 1 to be to the mutual advantage ot strange land, determined yet to win by the Capital City, which may find favor Clay and believe he did it in self-de The chase of Joseph has involved honest exertions a respectable liveli with some of your numerous readers. i fense.” It is understood that White at tacked Clay because of his mother’s much more labor and suffering than is hood, but the many are doubtless The late heavy rains have damaged dismissal Millers aDd Farmers, from Clay’s service. generally supposed. We read the oc- ( shiftless loafers, who do not look far the wheat crop in this vicinity consid-I casional notes from the Iadian cam ther ahead than the daily wants of the erably, and those farmers who were so 1 Reading, Penn., Oct. 2.—The trial the July railroad rioters began to Have made arrangements whereby the paign, dated at various points all the body, else they are on the alert for an unfortunate as to be late with their of day. Samuel Humphreys indicted for way from Snake river to the Yellow opportunity to steal and plunder. It work, are very blue over the prospeots. burning theLebanon valley bridge, turn stone, without realizing that the sol is really unfortunate for those who are One of this class, living four miles ed states evidence, and confessed that Ashland and Phoenix Mills, dier boys under Howard have actually actually suffering from some unhappy east of town, has 150 acres of wheat he held the lamp while other men used kindling wood and coal-oil in firing the I crossed a third of the continent in par- fortune and are in search of an oppor standing in the shock. bridge. suit of the rebel chieftain. The In tunity to rise from the dast of the road Deadwood, D. T., Oct. 2.—At a con- • The clouds are clearing away, and Will be under the management of J a dians, acquainted with the country, by earnest and honest exertion to a vention lately held, Judge Whitehead every thing promises well for the State mounted on their hardy ponies, used place which society will recognize as was chosen as a delegate to goto Wash cob W agneb . who will have charge of Fair. Should the weather prove fav ington in the interest of a New Terri themselves to all manner of privations respectable, that so many unscrupu both Mills for tt e Company during the ensu t»ud hardships, capable of living where lous vagabonds are also abroad. There orable, there will be the largest attend tory. New York, Oct. 2.—The says it We take pleasure in announcing that tbi: ing year, ending July 1st, 1878. the soldiers would absolutely starve, is many a poor eastern boy on this ance ever before seen on the Fair has been freely asserted in Hoboken oi.u and si usTANTiAi. iusliliilio.i is in ac We will pay the highest market price for have accomplished what would be a coast who left the parental roof with Grounds. Stock for exhibition is be- j that the city treasurer, John Ramera. tive operation, manufacturing from the good merchantable wheat, and are prepared marvelous undertaking for the troops, scarcely means enough to bring him ginning to come in from a distance, hor 1 is a defaulter to the extend of $80.000 ses have been in training for weeks at t'4 contract flour sacked and branded at or $90,000. He has since confessed, and it is even surprising that the troops across the continent, who finds himself VERY BEST OF NATIVE WOOL the ground. Of course Jackson county and is now under $100,000 bonds. the Mills, at $18 00 per thousand pouuds. encumbered with their wagon trains jomeless and friendless in a strange will furnish its share of stock and pro Denver, Oct. 3. — Returns from elec have kept even within a few days march and, and notwithstanding the many Cash. meagre. Stone, nominee of both BLANKETS, of the Nez Perces. Doubtless the most advantages which this land of varied ducts, to help make up the grand exhi tions parties for Judge of Supreme Court Oflice of the Company at the Ashland effective soldiery for a rapid and con in lustries can offer to those who are bition. Mills. Addi ess, elected. The womans suffrage amend Politics is beginning to assume some ment is defeated. tinuous chase on an Indian trail are not ashamed to libo’r, yet many a poor FLANNELS, WAGNER, ANDERSON à FARMER'S CO., shape, and the knowing ones of both Cheyenne, Oct. 3.—The Black Hills the scouts and frontiersmen who are damping youth experiences many a no 12 if. Ashland. Oregon. thoroughly acquainted with the ways ■severe trial before he can find a place. parties are laying socret plans to out Stage Company, offer $1,000 for the CASIMERES, of the rod-man and who can follow and We were led to these reflections by a general tho other in the coming cam capture of robbers but depredations continue. They stopped the coach in tight him somewhat after his own man sight which met our eye this morning paign. the vicinity of Buffalo gap last night. DOESKINS ner. But the regular troops, though as we were walking up Main street. There is a wonderful commotion in Passengers are very cautious seldom they be the most sagacious and cour Two good looking boys, ragged, travel- our community just now over the carrying currency. The robbers were —FOR only rewarded with a Beven dollar bill. ageous men on the continent, carrying worn and almost bare foot, were mak “Last Resignation.” The Editors of Advices from Camp Robinson sav their supplies on wheels, must neces ing their moraing toilet at a little the Statesman and Mercury are waging a twenty lodges left Spotted Tail last sarily fall behind on an Indian trail brook by the road side—vainly striving fearful warfare upon each other over night. For every lodge that comes in through the mountains, unless the In- to smooth their long matted hair with this matter, while the Superintendent six go out. —AT THE— diaus choose themselves to make a an almost toothless fragment of a comb of the State Penitentiary occupies a Fernandina, Oct. 3.—No deaths from stand. In the absense of a strong and and drying their care-worn faces on very unpleasant position. There is a yellow fever to-day. Six new cases; Nothing but Genuine Wool. thoroughly equipped scoating force to their ragged coat tails. It was a ludi consolation in knowing that while this city in a deplorable condition. New York, Oct. 3.—Win. H Vander Fend in pursuit of Joseph when he fir:t crous sight yet a s .d one, and as we is going ou, the rest of mankind are at One Hundred Pairs Pants bilt has issued a general order to in started ou his flight to the buffalo coun stopped for a moment to observe the peace. Fifty Pairs Boots, LSO SOCKS and STOCKING VARY, crease the pay of all employes of the colored or unculored, in qualities lo try the only hope was in managing the proceeding we could not help thinking Bev. P. S. Knight, Pastor of the company effected by the July reduc Must Le Sold inside oj Forty Bays, troops on the Montana side in such of those lines from the poem of the Congregational Church of this city for tion of 10 per cent, an 1 whose pay Mill purchasers. Pants Worth $7 for............................. $1 00 way as to intercept him and at lea3t de Tramp which now seemed so appropri the past ten years, leaves ou the out amounts to less than $2,000 per annum, Boots Wurth $7 50 for......................... $3 50 5 per cent. To take effect Nov. 1st. lay him until Howard could get within ate— 'n ’to-V going steamer for the Eastern States Q Wheeling, Oct. 4.—Steamer Comfort I ? » i s 'ì And other goods exceedingly low. striking distance from behind. We I’m a beg^er, we'l, what if I am, who ciresl on a two months’ visit. exploded yesterday. Five persons are Call and secure bargains. cannot rid oQrself of the idea, in the Of lhe million« who dwell in this ear h “Mem Linton,” formerly a brilliant known io have been killed, three are MRS. M. W. 11A11QADINE. WnogDes me his help,or who comfort« and sht’res The highest market price paidI for Ashland Sept 4, 1877. absence of conclusive evidence to the Hi« food, or the money he’« worth.’ still missing.and about fifteen wounded. |13lf Oregon Poetess, now a resident of contrary, that there was a rare oppor Yet I live—that 1«, Huve, for my beijgeily Lie Goo< 1 N alive Wool in money or N. J , Oct. 4 —The Tren Putman, Ohio, writes to friends in this ton Trenton, Woolen Mills, a large brick build tunity for this when Capt. Bawn found Is a mixture of hunger and must; goods. I euirruleulon',’, throughejith’8 woriy snl strife city, enclosing the photograph of her ing, was destrov by fire last night. himself entrenched in the middle of .And WUST T/% ECEIV leige lord, an aged minister of 60 sum Loss about $50.000. ’Lil! I’d fain ask my self—Am I cc.«“ the trail upon which Joseph was re ----------- • - JlUST ¿IÍECEIV mers, and remarks thut i* is far better to Cheyenne, Oct. 4.—Deadwood Stage treating. But on the promise of the DECISION IN REGARD TO SWAMP be a petted wife than an over-worked robbed about 12 miles from Ft. Lara LANDS. wily Chief that he would not molest tnie last night. Contributions of pas schoolmam. sengers as follows: S. M. Wheaton the settlers bat move on quie .Iy to the Some months ago the General Land Your paper baa a good circulation in Come Everybody, $40, Mrs. Ella King $140; W. T. Scott buffalo country, he was allowed to go Office declined to certify lands to the this section, and I am pleased to see it $3 aud a revolver; William Smith $1; his way in peace. AT KEESEE’S State of California as swamp, for the copied from so extensively by other Mr. Server $50 and a revolver; un Though Gen. Howard may not be a reason that sundry pre-emption datais known passenger $150. distinguished success as an Indian were on record coveriug them. Schurz papers, especially iu matters relating to Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 4 — By the tighter, yet we must admit that he has on appeal has reversed this decision, the development of Southern Oregon coll sion near Clyde of two freight Ail (1 toss, trains John Kelly, engineer, was killed shown a commendable degree of spirit and lays down the new aud very im aud its grand unrivaled scenery. M. L c. and James Bennett seriously wounded and energy in his campaign, and before portant rulings for the future guidance and one train wrecked; loss $75 000 ASHLAND WCCLtN JVJ’FG. CO. we condemn fhim we should inqaire of the department. The swamp laud Elmira, Out. 4.—At the tenth annual (>o. 1U it) LATEST WAR NEWS whether or not his failure to overtake aot of 1850 was a grant in p.esenti, and session of the Conductor’s Brothel hood Joseph is not due more to our system under it the State of California was en [Conder.RjJ from Ore^onV u and C JI iliipa'che?.] of the United States, it was unanimous -OF- of Indian warfare, than to any shori titled to all the lands at that date act Consrantinople, Oct. 5.—A telegram ly resolved that in case any brother shall engage in u strike of railway em coming on the part of the commander. ually swamp. The act of July, 1866, from Makhtar Pasha announces thai ---------------- « >.---------------------- in the fearful engagements before Kars ployes he shall be expelled. to quiet land titles made no new grant the Russians have been repulsed with Philadelphia. Oct. 5.—The State SAVE THE DESERT LANDS. of such lands, bat only quieted the ti heavy loss. They have fallen back ou Central Committees of the Greenback und United Labor parties have agreed While all over the land we are wile tles to land which had been regarded Karayal pursued by the Turks. London, Oct. 5.—A telegram from to unite for the purpose of conducting on the question of irrigation, turning by the sale as swampy, although per Moscow states that intelligence is re the present campaign and will be haps not actually swamp laud. C mse- CIGARS AND T03ACC0, streams at great expense; and boring quently, the saving clause in favor of ceived there that the Russians repulsed known as the Unitel Greenback and Chinaward for water in the hope of fer the pre-emption rights of 1866 does not two attacks by Makhtar Pasha with Labor Central Committee. New York, Oct. 5—The Sioux and tdizing the arid plains, at last a class apply to lands which were actually heavy loss. Fancy Goods, Ladies and Gents Arrapahoes, who have been here for Constantinople Oct. 5.—The recall of of business men have been found who swamp, and all pre emption settlements several dayn, left tonight for Council propose to make the deserts bloom anc on such lands conceded to be swamp Mehemet Ali is ascribed to the influence Bluffs after smoking the pipe of peace. Z >8 II I A (i (i (J () E N, are absolutely void, unless made prior of Mahmoud Dahmoud, the Saltans blossom with a new industry. They pro to September, 28, 1850.— Record. Boston, Oct. 5 —The national asso brother in-law. pose to cult’vate a species of cactus,in ciation of wool manufacturers, in an London. Oct. 5 —A Berlin dispatch digenous to the desert regions of Cali DIFFICULTIES OF GEN. HOWARD'S save ths Russians officially acknowl nual convention, expressed the opinion CAMPAIGN. fornia, consequently the less water they edge the loss of 52,000 men up to Sept. that it was impossible at. present for our manufacturers to contend in the 27th. have on their fields the greator their Markets of the world with the cheap In our last issue we chronicled the Berlin, Oct. 5.—Mehemet resigned labor and low rates of interest of Eu satisfaction. It is found that this des fact that Gen. Howard, with his whole the chief command of the Turkish rope. ert plant will furnish excellent materia command, wagon aud pack traiD, had army on account of a lack of co opera- CROCKERY for making rope, and an establishment arrived at a point five miles below the tion on the part of other generals, and Savannah Ga , Oct. 5—Robt. Small, AND in tian Francisco has actually begun the falls of the Yellowstone; an achieve becaq.se the government failed to furn colored ex-Congressman. was arrested GLASS WARE GRANITE at Beufortrand taken to Columbia. ment hitherto deemed impossible by ish the reinforcements demanded. manufacture of cordage from it IRON....................... persons well posted in the character of Detroit, Oct 6 — The propeller Ti/oya WARE DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, London, Oct. 5 — According to unof Experiments made would indi the route traversed bv the troops from was destroyed by fire lust, nioht. Crew cate that a very fair article of paper Henry’s lake to the Yellowstone Maj. ficial accounts, the Russians under saved. Boat valued at $15.000. Grand Dnke Michtel. have been defeat can ba manufactured cheaply from this Benham informs us that it is a wonder ed between Ani and Ratio. Two Rus Fernandina. Oct. 6—Two deaths A Full Stock of cactus fibre, hence it may grow to be an ful feat to take wagons on that route, sian generals were killed. from yellow fever since last report; six and Gen. Howard certaiuly deserves BOOTS AND SHOES now cases yesterday, eleven to-day. immensely valuable article. The head credit for the energy he has shown on It is rumored that peace negotiations of the firm before referred to lately vis this march, if not for efficient Indian will shortly commence between the Weather cool. H A R D W A R E New York. Oct. 6 —The examination ited the U. 8. Land Office at Sacramen fighting. We learn that the men com Porte aud Montenegro. of Wm. M. Tweed resumed. lie said Bacharist, Oct. 5.—The matter of that in the Seuate ring he paid mein to toascertain where lands may be found posing Howard’s command, who have T O B A C C O Hardware, Cutlery Etc. traveled 1,400 miles over the roughest keeping communication opeu across bers for voting for a bill in committee in California sufficiently desert like to route in Nur- h America, are the ragged- the Danube during the winter is being grow this caotus. There aro perhaps est troops ever seen; their shoes aud discussed. One plan is to place a of the whole, aud allowed them to vote 1 D RUGS no lands in Oregon upon which this boots are worn out and they are bare bridge on floating iron cylinders; anoth as they pleased on final passage. The names were not recorded in committee Always on hand and made to or plant could be grown, unless on some footed; they are binding up their feet er, to keep steamers constantly crossing. of the whole, but were on final ballot in old gunny sacks aud such other ar London, Oct. 6th.—From Mukhtar der, the best of of the dryest plains of the Lake coun ticles as may answer the purpose, to Pittston, Pa,, Oct. 6.—The Pennsyl Pasha ’ s latest dispatch it seems that try, and there the climate would per enable them to march over tLe rocks the Russians have withdrawn from the vania Coal Company miners have Till Midt ii on and Copperware haps be too cold, yet our sister State and crags on their route. They are a right and centre of his line and concen agreed to resumo work on the com Cheap For Cash may profit largely by this new indus pitiable sight, aud deserve the commis trated their entire army at Aktochabala pany’s terms. At the Lowest Cash Prices ! of the people and government. on Kars Ischat, fifteen miles east of Atchison, Kansas, Oct. 6.—A part of try. We shall oontinue to watch the eration —Bozeman Times. the great iron bridge across the Mis Kars. The object of the Russian at movements of Tubbs & Co , with no lit Thty will sell at (he very souri, at this place, fell with a terrible tack is to cut Makhtar off from Kars, Mortifying as has been the result, tle interest since they are the pioneers thus far, of Gen. Howard’s summer drive him under its walls and shat him crash at 12 o’clock to-night. The dam in desert cultivation. campaign, that officer at least ought up there. If it fails the second Rus age is to be repaired in thirty days. WHEAT,----- s ----------► ♦ * «■ -<-------- - Ft. Davis, Texas, Oct. 6.—A Mexican not to be made the scapegoat for faults sian campaign in Asia will be over. OATS----- X A FIGHT WITH JOSEPH. not his own. Jaded by his long jog The Ottoman army at Shumla can mob, some hundred strong, took pos session of the towns of Ysleton and alter Joseph, Howard ventured the hardly make an offensive movement un We trust the public will give us an op- BACON Saullizarco. The infuriated rabble other day to hiut that be would like til its commander, Sulieman Pasha, has poriuniiy to verily our statements before Gen. Nelson A. Miles telegraphs hold the officials prisoners. Letters purchasing help — a suggestion which seems to have arrived at Headquarters. If the weath elsewhere. Gen. Terry, that he surprised the Nez brought from Gan. Sherman a retort er and roads continue good, heavy fight to-day state that the Mexicans in large And all kinds of Merchantable Perces in the Bears Paw mountains, on Yet thus far Howard's fellow depart ing may be expected in that direction ■ numbers have captured and hold all the officers of El Paso county. The Produce. the morning of Sept. 30, capturing ment commauders have apparently in a few days. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. lives of white men are threatened. looked with much composure upon his At Plevna the Roumanians have There are no troops on the frontier and about six hundred horses, mules and pitiable task of pursuit. Joseph got pushed their sap to within a few yards a horrible massacre is imminent. Judge ponies. The Indians lost 17 killed, in fresh horses for his baud all around in of the counterscarp the second re Chas. A. Howard is a prisoner bound cluding Looking Glass and Josoph’s Montana, and has plenty of change doubt of the Gravitza of ridge. with ropes. brother, and forty wonnded. Gen. horses with him, to nse in case of aoy IIAXDY <1- ROBERTS. London, Oct. 5 —The army of Chef- Miles’ loss about 24 killed and 42 giving out, or of his being pressed by ket Pasha at Orchaaie is reported re Cincinnati, Oct. 7 —The Czar has (V2ul5if.) decorated Hon. A. T Go«horn for ser wounded. Up to last accounts the In our cavalry to greater speed. The ani enforced. vices to Russian exhibitors at the Cen mals used by our forces are the same The concentration of a considerable tennial exhibition. ‘ He becomes a dians were invested in ravines where wearied ones that they started with. Miles believed ho could hold them. He We must say that, despite the popular army in Osman Pasha’s rear may be the knight of the second class, with the seems to think there is communication mockery of Howard, we do not think it forerunner of his withdrawal from star of the order of St. Stanislaus. Plevna, if the movement is possible. New York, Oct. 7.—The World says:’| WATCHMAKER AKD JLWELER rpHE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE FOUND between Joseph aud Sitting Bull. He strange that, in a solitary and unaided An immediate mobilization of anoth I Clerk Adams has completed the roll of chase like his, the Indians should have JL at Ilia shop on Main street, two door« says it would cost many lives to assault Aabl.iitl, Oregon. f oui tLe livery stable.-:, where he is prepared been able thuafar to outride him.—A’. er Russiaa army corps for Bulgaria is the house. The parties will stand them in their position but he hopes to 1’ Times. ordered. io do all kinds of work in Lis line ut the Democrats 152; Republicans 139; one lowest price. wear them out eventually and compel Constantinople. Oct. 6.—Ali Saib, Republican from Colorado and one them to surrender. It is thought that It is stated the Bastians are contract commander of the Turkish forces on Democrat from Missouri omitted. The Juft received, a lurge se <1 »elect lot of Gold and WAGONS, BUGGIES AND ALL KINDS ing with British manufacturers for iron the southern frontier, says the Monte Louisiana delegation stands four Dem Plated jewel y ; also, a g md ue.-orimeat ¿f Gen. Miles’ force consists of three com Of Vehicles Made to Order. huts for winter quarters for the sol-! negrins on Friday attacked Podgaritzi ocrats and two Republicans. Florida panies of the 2nd cavalry, three of the diers. These ate to ba erected near Spuzi and the small forts of Avme Is- has one Democrat and one Republican, CL OCR'S, JUJ TC1IES, SEE CT A CLES, Rep ;iring of all kinds done with dispatch, 7th cavalry and eight of the 5th Infan Bacharist and are to be sufficient to mail and Dervish, and tho attack was instead of two Republicans as formerly Eje glares and Sewing Machine needles conetaatly call and tee ine. try. house a hundred thoasind men. vigorously repulsed. reported. un Lui.d ai-d for sale al minimum prices. 27:if. nol’f. 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