Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, April 13, 1872, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNEWS BY TELKOKini. New Yoiik. .April 3. Tlio funeral obsequies of tho Into General Robert Anderson this morning, were very im posing in clinrneter. The military woro In lino at 10 o'clock, and in half mi hour after the procession was en route, tlio cortego being formed ns fol lows : Police escort, under command of Gen. II. G. Ward ; "1st, 0th, and 17th regiments, two batteries of the First Artillery, which were In Fort Sumter with Anderson. Next canto the corpse under Fort Sumter's ling, In an artillery caisson, alter which fol lowed tlio pall bearers and many mis cellaneous organizations. The proces sion passed through l'ltt street to Twenty-third street, thence to the Thirty-fourth street ferry, where the bodv was placed on board a steamer for West Point. Tlio streets through which tho procession passed were densely crowded. Kings flying on the route were dropped nt naif mast. The funeral of Prof. Morso tnkes place Friday morning at 11 o'clock in Madison avenue Presbyterian church. The remains will be Interred in Green wood Cemetery. Rev. Dr. Cruinphnm, formerly of liowuoin conege, tiicti in tins city yes terdav. President Grant is in this city, to see 1 t f ,! A. Mat! laltAM . a 1a KA uw vtliu nun UMUKmi'i uu iui .r.iirujil-. The parade or colored citizens in celebration of the anniversary of tho rntlllcatlou of tho Fifteenth Amend ment took place to-day. Tho proces sion numbered about 4,000. Madrid, April 3. Tho authorities of the towns of tho province of Ilndu gos and other places have coalesced in tlio introduction of measures for the restoration of Glbraltcr to Spain. PAlilS, April 3. A dispatch says that a great Ronapartlst reaction is now in nrocrcss turouchout France. There has been nn unusually largo in flux of Ronapartlst leaders within a short time. Tho reaction lias been IS rcatly aided by tho results of tho 11 el suit airalnst Finaro yesterday. which showed that tho ox-Emperor was not responsible for many of tho military disasters in Franco Halt Lakh, April 3. Tlio Legisla ture of tho proposed State of Dcscret. met to-day. Rufus Snow was elected President of tho Senate and T. D. Richards Speaker of tho House. It was resolved to meet to-morrow nud elect two U. S. Senators. Wasiiixoton, Atrll 3. A special says Information has been received which leaves no doubt that tho Span ish Government will pardon Dr. How ard, and relievo him on request of tho American Government. Mrs. Grant, wife of the President, nud her daughter Kettle, and ex-Secretary Rorlo and family, sailed tn-day on the Italian! steamer Algeria for Eu-' rope. Tlio President and General Porter accompanied them hero from Washington. Ni:w Yoiik. April 5. Mayor Kail. it Is said, will be a- witness in Ills own behalf when the case again comes to trial. About $30,000 worth of obscene books and pictures, and material for their manufacture, were seized In Urooylyn yesterday. A ijrownsvine, tcxi L'Xiift. .lltfimtch KtiVM Texan rangers nro iiretmring io retuu ate and rescue their cattlu Irum Mexl ci), on the Ilio Clninile. An Immense throng gathered nt an curly hour thin morning at Miullson street l'rcsbyterhui church to bo nres out at tlio l'u Hern 1 service of l'rof. Morse. A great inuny wero tumble to ilntl stumllng room. Among the dele gations present were llovernor Hod man anil stall', a committee from tlio Legislature, Director of tlio Western L'lilon of New York and New Found land Telegraiili Coinimnlcs, represen tatives from tlio Academy of l)cslgu, Kvaugellcnl Alliance, New York Common Council, and various other delegations iif lesser note. Shortly after, tho funeral noocsbion entered tho church, tlio colli n being borne on the .shoulder of four men and followed by mourning relatives of deceased. Af ter chanting of holunin music, Itev. i)r. Adams jiroceedcd to deliver a fun eral oration from the text, " Man com etli up as a llowor." Tliu null-bearers wero William Orton, Livingstone Morfe, (jcnenil l)lx, l'rof. Cornell, Cy rus W. Field and 1'eter Cooper. Hues of peoplo thronged tliu routo along liroadwuy. During tho day public ntllces and buildings dlxplayed Hags at half-mast, and tho telegraph otllces wero dressed in mourning. A dispatch from Yeddo of March UOth tmnoimces that an attempt lias been mado by u party of twelve persons to nssassluato tlio Mikado of Japan. The ellbrts of tlio wuohl-bo murderers proved unsuccessful. Tho guard of tlio Mikado captured two of tho party the other ten escaped. Tills attempt ed anamination caused great uneasi ness on the part of tliu (Joveruiucnt. Orders havo been issuetl forbidding for eigners to go beyond tho city limits of Yeddo. Sax Fuancisco, April 0. Tho Cal ifornia Acclimatization Society receiv ed cases of yearling black bass from the Niagara river, which have arrive I in good condition, and will be placed in iouds nrcnurcd for them in different parts of tlio State, ..,. ....-....., , - 4. ..... , .. Tjik yield of wheat for tlio coining harvest in this Rtnto is variously es timated nt from thirty millions to thlrty-nvo millions of bushels. THE POPE. An Italian paper publishes a de scription of tho Popo'a daily llfo nt tho Vatican. "When It Is not a day forniullenccs, ho usually first confers with Cardinal Antonclll on political questions, and thou with the Ctmll iitil Vicar Pntrizion Church matters. Tlio rope very willingly gives nudl eonccs. After tho audience, Plus goes into the garden and wnlksnbotit till two o'clock, with two guards in front, ono of his stewards by hishldo, anil two privy chamberlains, dressed in nildlievnl Spanish costume, be hind him. After mass ho reads his letters, n great number of which eomo dally from foreign emperors, kings, and other high personages. Ho also receives several letters from Victor Emmanuel ; these ho reads first, and ho often smiles at their contents. Sometimes ho answers tho letters himself, either in Latin or in French. His handwriting IsHiiiutl and clear, and resembles that of n woman. When ho lias done with his correspondence lie lias tho nows pnpers read to him, especially tlio Caliollc Chronicle and tlio comic pa per IhnuUa, niul Ills countenance expresses great gloo when n hit is mado nt tho Government or tho mu nicipal council. Tlio 1'opo also lias tho caricatures of the day brought to him, and he likes to inakotwinmonts on them. Of tho Italian politicians ho speaks mostly with contempt, ex cept Ilicasoli, whom iio believes to bo n man of decided character and a good Catholic. Ho always mentions Miughottl ironically as " tho worthy Minghcttl." Ha accuses tlio Italian statesmen of solf-deliislou, and says they havo donn wrong " to eomo to Homo to vox nn old man," milling that they might liavn waited for his successor. For Victor Emmanuel ho lias n high esteem, nud lie will not allow any of his courtiers to speak ill of him: but ho believes that Victor Emmanuel will not stay in thoQuiri nnl much longer. At ten p. in. tlio Popo dismisses his courtiers for tho night. A RAILItOADTlCKKTOOOD Eith- i:u Wav. In tlio Superior Court in lioston, recently, a onso of interest to tho traveling public wn.s decided. In 1808, Mr. J. A. Coleman, of Hos- ton, nttempted to rhlo from Now York to New Haven on a coupon ticket, which was rejected by tlio conductor on tlio ground that nltho' it was good from Now Haven to Now York, it did not jkiss tlio holder in tho opposite direction. Mr. Coleman insisted that tho company was com pelled to receive tlio ticket, as it rep resented money paid for u passage lictween theso points, and was put olTtlio train by force, receiving such injury ns to effect his health. Ho sued tho Now York and Now Hnvcn ltullwiiy Company, and recovered. Tlio railroad obtained a now trial, mid wero beaten again. On' excep tion to tho ruling of tlio Judge, tlio defendant obtained n third trial, which terminated in a verdict for Mr. Coleman for $:),'-00 damages. LlAIIlMTUOK It.VII.WAYH. A pllS- Hengor traveling on the l'anama Jtall rontl lost borne liiKgage, which con tainwl property to tlio vnliio of $1,000. Ah tho company refused to pay him moro tlian $100, which it was alleged was tho extent to which it could bu liable, as In its printed receipt, all re Hpoiiflbllity was disavowed beyond that amount, unless tho value was de clnrpil nnd n nronortlonnta ehunre l.it.l. In ...Ho erf ll.lH. tho Court rilleil I that these arbitrary conditions did not I IIJIJII llll llllMI(.-ll t.rillli.t.1, .il. .111.-1 llnlntlft"ieecoverel the full extent of his loss. This was n righteous Judg ment, ns It takes two to make a bar gain ; theso onc-sldcd conditions are not binding, unless framed in striot compliance with tho laws governing common curriers. A lady recently died nt T't lea leav ing seven children, tho 'youngest only n few days old. Boon after her demise tho children wcro taken with small pox, and tlio father Was compelled for days to cure for them alone, day and night, no ono being willing to givo them nsslstanco save a physician, and lie was obliged to carry milk in the house for the babe. WILLA.METTE i EARMEE. BREYMAN BROS., Commcrel.it Street, third door from Moores' Corner, Sitlcm, Oregon, WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DKALKIIS IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS! CLOTHING, Hats cfc? 0iX) ROOTS AJV1 SIIOKS, GROCERIES, ETC. Wc lure now A Complete Assortment of the above iinnuil goods, and ore offering them AT xacrxEaaaxiX tow rath. Wc also keep full line of Carpets, Oilcloths, Matting, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Etc., to which wo Invito csjtcclal attention, as we can ottr now SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS TO DUVKIIS. We have also the Agency for the Sale of OABOOITOXTT WOOLEN GOODS, and constantly keep now a hill supply of BLANKETS, OASIMERES, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, TARN, ETC., We aro enabled to tell to dealers at manufacturer!' price. RRVFIAN BROft. Balem.Jan, 13, 1ST?. 471 f PATENT PREMIUM Fanning Mills.; The Best Seed Cleaner, ADAITED TO KAIIMKHS1 VK. Manufactured by VAN WAGNER &. Co. FeblMf. HALKM, UIIGUOX. X. N. Ull DtllT. c. I'lArovAiir. A.N. GILBERT & Co. Doalcni In and Maiiuf.ictim-r of Boots and Shoes, IS IIOLMaN'S IIMCK, L'NDKIt LKOISIATIVK II ALL, riALKM, OIIKOON. Nnvle-tr, J CULLEN'S $$, CS-ES3NTXJI3NTE! SANTA CRUZ HARNESS ! Manufactured ami fur raid mil at i ITront Hi ., PoWlnnil No. milB flUI'EIMOIlITY OF MY KlltST CLASS X. llAU.NthS render litem tna CIII3VIl!T Il.VllNJCS Iu the market. J .njAIIANTEK them to I . OK.NflNE All c(Aii kiwUof mihilkii VjWAUKS .w2j'ri TREADWELL & Co., AUIilCl'LTL'ltAL WA!IEIIOlK, Jt UKNKUAL Machinery and Supply For Farmers, Miners, Millincn.' i Import era and Wholesale Dealers In Hardware, Portable Engines,' AOMICtlaVrUIIAI. imPLBMKMTS, Wood-Workloganayiron-Worklng Machinery, Mi ners', Engineers' and Mechanics' Tools, I Mill Supplies,-etc., etc. At tha I Corner Mark.t and Wrsaioot sis. ' eii Miaod. r ' ' san yitANCisco. j FsWt-Sm. i $10,000 Wanted S. FRIEDMAN. 1IAVIKU lTISCUASEI) MY (IOODS 26 pr ot. below present Frlees I am enabled to sell correspondingly low. my large and extensive ami large flock or DRY GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Crockery & Glassware, j AMI NUMKltOUS OTlir.lt ARTICLES. Call and Examine Goods! AUCTIONEERING FOlt DOTH TIIK CITY AND COUXXIIT ....nv ... S. FRIEDMAN. Store, In Durbln'.RInek, oppo.lt. the Bank, Maflcru. Salem, March 31, lST,-tf. H. D. BOON, .. UKAIEII IN.... BOOKS, STATIONERY MUSIC, Periodicals, Newspapers, Wall Paper, ....AND,.,. Musical Instruments tiik ci:i.kiiiiati:i) BURDETT ORCAN8 ....AXIl... Hallett and Gumston's Pianos Always nil tianil. Theso Instruments arc I'AVOMTKS tvlih all musicians, ami this Store Islhu rrrurl i'f all lio il.h to liujr (liMxln rlirap. II. . IIOON, Coinmrrrlal rtrrot, Hnlrin. I)rcJ. ii. MAi.uinr. J. 1, miaw. MAXJORy it. SBAW, A TTOIINKYH AT LAW, HAI.RM, OIIKOON. iV ODlro nrr (lrn)' tton', ruriirr nr Hlatn anil Llbrrtrntrcrlr. M)17-lr. Read Physician's Certificates BciowVII LU',. A Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic. ThsM rt'ttsrs are prrptrrd front Ih most cbole and vholMim but. sud roots, and lists alr.a unlttrsslssti.lsclloii whsrsvsr trisd. Thoussmls of dir.iMptUs hstsluutid rsllof Uiiouah Ibslr u.. snd phrsieisns rscoinmsnd I hem 'nr lbs cure of sll illsessss ot ih Mood uil livsr, awl lrrsulillls cf Ihnillasallvaorfsns. ..,., , llesdsch. Ibllgu-nsss and Ooptlptlon.flnnil ILIullly snd Lowol Appellls. sll srs rsussd l Ih. UrsDiiemsnl ol tin rlioiuaih. Liver and olhsr (unclionsrlMOllhssysUnl. IbalXl.lllllsraliava IweusiircsMfallruisiland ars wsrrsntsd Iu sill, v 1st I Us suUsrsr I n all Ih aUif s casss. CFftTIPIOATCS. Mmna. KntriiM Col ... liantltiiisn' I lis plrisur Insisting thstsrre ablr lior wlshlhsts carslullr Istisd and rasm Innllh Minjl of yoqr IXI. Ilillsrs, tshlrli iuu Pint me. an-l SBdHnolonlrnsirresbls lllllria, utslMjmt llMlcsnnotUll la b Ub.ncul as to.rt.aod woml OV'uoI.I.A.N'n. H. D. Oitt n nmjirrr lloMTaL, bsu 1'raaeUco, Jun-i )lh. Ull. , ...,. I Int. rsretiill; sismlnsd nr. Ilsnlsy s IX I. Illltsrs. and hit IslUdlo dllsnlbls which eoulj Injurs tfH th luo.1 .lllels soosulutloa 'rnn Ih cotaposlilon ol lh Ihli'is, as fsrssl as sli to d.l.ralo. II. I shoulj judfs " IXI. Uitlsrs must Ii a very ettrlrul rsuifJr brspisla. Indlf scllon. Imb of A IP-1 1 1 d laU las roinpUlnts. Ulna esmiossil of a namUr ol Tsnuusartuswaien ari iniKii." --. saws of that nstur. aiid an of lb urtsl.li eSclcacr la tluu- cur "r. II. 0MU.MII. lu'l Rm. rhTslclaa Alliirr U. A C. HospllaL Stt AMiiui OrrKit. Sao JTraaclsco. July J'uVil'.'jll Esniir(Vt-Oentst I bars mad a foood Ibsm satirslr '' oi dslHtriaw anlol rxaaiiiialioii jout IXI. Iiiiurs, aa4 kava .. aaosui.o.. Hu f 9 Bwars of OraAUrfslia. Na cain wllhoal Cr. Ilsolsr s Ufnsiun across lbs Up of u bolll. I' Every raxalljr akoaM hart) at )lfl psmvs nviywasis. aVstaProWssiswa. Kn. Hi Frost SlrMt. Saa yrsaeuwo, Csl. L. OEOSS CO . W. UU at, CaKM", lU II. 1SIMT2IT;, i iSBBBBBBBM JBaHiSLkllJUBlBBHl - 3 SDIiTlllliltliflBNaSTI BOSWELL'S Standard Fruit Dryer, Q Iron Heater, Bread Raiser, Dairy Heater, &,o., COM1UNEDI POSITIVKLY TIIK MOST I'ltOKITAHUt ud n.efkil Invrntlon of the ge, combining cheap. iifM, durability and economy, and ran b. applied to a greater varlclf or nnrpoaea (ban anr other ma chine extant. As a Fruit Dryer, It stand, unrivaled, and U acknowledged j eelen- hug men iu cuniam 1110 unij iru. (irmcipwa i.r drjln fruit, and la ao almple In construction thai n mere child at onru nudontandu and oneratti It. As a Room Heater, The 1'rlnniMle Cylinder rmicentratee the heat. iKnltea the carbon, and produce! moro heat than any other known device, which, being distributed by Ihe perforated ahlald In double current! of hot air, win hctt two, three, vr even four room! (If pniKrly eonnrctnl) with leoa fuel than any one of I Im name roonia can be healed to tho tame temper ature by any "love or heatlntr apparatua In use, while al the mil? tlmo It dedanTi all noxious (ras cr, rau.lnj; a pleasant and heallhy atmospbero and even temperature throughout all the apartments. In the summer lime, while bolllujr the tea-kettle, making loast, heating Irons, Ac., by single valve theso currenta of beat aro turned Into the ootslda Hue, alid tho heal Is scarcely fell In tho room. As a Clothes Dryer, IT UAH NO COMI'KTITOII, and wherever known Is hailed with dclliihl by the ladles, as the greatest labor-saving luvciitlon of Ihiiage. In Lumber Drying, Tho principles of this Intention, as applied, aro Invaluable and nllbont competition. MIl.LINKltS, IIAKEIIS, CKIAIt MANUKACTL' 1IKKS ANH OTIIKIIS Will rind It greatly In their advantage to see this machine and Investigate Its properties. Wo could publish columns of testimonials from the best cltlrrns of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michi gan, Iowa, and other States, of Ita superiority over any Imcntlim of the age, but as the machine must stand on Its own MKItlTS, It must be seen Iu op. r rut Ion Io bu fully appreciated. KAIIMRKS, IIIIINII YOtllt FAMILICS TO SKK Till Boswoll Hoator and Dryor. It Is exactly what )ou want and need, regardless of any dry-huuso or kiln oii may now have. Wo do nut ask yon In buy a roinpllratlou of patent rights, merely from an elimination of a model t but come and reo the full sited machine perform Ita work as represented. There Is no Dwelling House, Church, Seminary, Public, ilall, HoMur lle.toiiranl, to which thla ma thlno Is not apllra!ile, useful and pronlahle. Ladles and genlleineii, you are respectfully Invl leil to call and examine Ihu machliie fur yourselves, for It Is Impossible In a short advertisement to ena inrral All. the gixxl iualltles of this truly wonder rill, jet simple, I'AMII.Y KltlKNU. V Seven rl.ilma aro secure.1 by letters patent, which places It bejoiul tho reach of a rival. The subscriber, hating ptinhaseil the oxcluslto rtuht f.ir the Slate of Oreiron.ls nowinanufactiirlni them for rale, on Stale Street, In Salem, where a variety uf stiles and a inachluu tu operatluu can N' lies lmr seen at any tune, JOll UAIIII, Optui.Ito Dill, Sletl A Co.'s Hook Hlore, Nuvll If. Salem, Oreaon. Willamette University, BAJJOa, OKBOOX. rVli:ilMIKHTAKIII.AIIIi:bTINCOIirOIIAT J- eil SehiMd In Orernn. Classical. Cominerelsb I Nnnnal.aiid Hi leutlBc Courses of Stud. Korfull I lufoiinalloii, address tliu 1'reililuil, T. M. IliTl'U, or (!. N. TKItltY, . Hep, S, lriTI. Heentarjr Hoard of Trustees, , Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Jfor liiritylupr tins lllood. A luidlclne that cum Is a real public blrsslur. Aran's rUnsii-Aaiu.i makes positive cure ol a series of roiuplalots, tt blch are always afflict Intf and loo often fatal, II purines tho blood, tutrges nut the larking luuiura Iu the system, which undermluo health and settlf Into trouble, soma disorders. Krnp tlona of the akin aro the aonearance on tlio sur fdru of humora that should bo expelled from the blood. Internal derangements are the df tormina, lion of tlieso same humors Io some Inlrrual orean, or organs, who.o action ther derange and wbow ub.tanco they disease and destror, Atxh straiim.a expels these humora from the blood. When they ar none. disorder Uict produco disappear, such as Vlcralloni i iw, Worn. tatu if 1 hin.hl' Anth(my'$ rirt,ItoH or n, tipilai, JMii, Vf ub; WrA, JtoUt, Vumon, Tttttr and Attt IHum, Jial'l JltaU. Wtgyorm M. art and fiorti. Kknmallm, Nturalqta, m to i M Hutu. MiU, and Jhad, innaU llsilal, 8UtUU, UurvrrA.rt arl'lnj rem Internal vktratkm and vUrlns ili'iau, Drvuty, y,iij9, Nmocialiom.und (Itmral JkUUIy. With (heir dipartur bcaltb re tarns.' rusTAUrii nr Br. J. '. AYKR V Co.. Lowell, Mbm,, JTatlkal and Anulftkal VknnMl. And sold by DnijMcUts all aroutd the world. IV SMITH A DAVIS, WboUsaie Af ecu Port land. MhS-8iii 1 IHbbbbbbH P4 tm-mmmamZ Vor-W XSr yiaVSaM WavVjiBBaiBBV