-... IV.
$2.50 por Year, in Advance.
SALEM, OREGON, JUNE 8, 1872.
Volume IV. Number l(.
xotici: to si;iisciiiiii;iis.
Do.-tii:.vri- ,kwn nv
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liiK Oniut tlio Senator really at tncke-l
The dn.c appearing ..nor il.o ,.rlntl yKW Yoilic, .hmTTl.-.la.nes ( ! ' " J0'"-' eosiderablo damage fold ""'I chivalrous regard, tlio III jjiib win WHy.
SraSmSWrrtlon r,I,C ?&'! l.'!ll"l10,1tTf,JllH 'STi tt- "'"' 8.-U. n.llowu.,1, II"", Jum. I.-William Uoyd ,.?.. TlIwnhM' session la"'0 7J ,
Mjho i ta MriiM SL bihr .i, i rt' hMit 'i. .f brother of lien. Jlownul, has written "nrrl-on, has written mi o pen i letter (,pin, fion. tho Committee on kP?.
m?!!m r",f,,V m, ' i l m1 letter tlio VWo-w of this city to SjM.Mtor Stnnner.Hl.mi.ly erlt eNlnK ts, Spoiled u,0 testimony In flu
WbiMjiT will not lm rtioii.ti.i. for mnnry unit 'with the Idea tin lie could notions m,vK tuxi (Ml, statements made bv the hitter's xpece h denoune tig (.Irani. ee of Senator I'omeroy'n elect Ion, ntul
"''""' .survive. 1 sc-totcs said to amount tliu Hiin Francl-en C.rtmMr, and by Ho says It Is Ill-judged and Ill-timed Mated that the Committee found no
"in-'.'. Inl "-V"" i1,,l'i.-r,'"',.f!.w "i (ien.JIookeror at his Instance, wi far In s charges and biter In s person- fact to sustain the charges of bribery,
"HIMKOHii iviiv" I iV ;i . -"i rib u "".?m! " Imply want of honcstv, UIU-h. A hatever Ju-t criticism he Thc Coinmlltee did not accede to Sen-
lEl.HM'Kll llhM.h. with It, he leaves to Ills son, and In ........... .. ..1....11 .....v. made, ho w as nine v nerve the liur-' .,(,,. i'M..nu -.i,..,....' r.. ......... 11... .
'Il llll . - ..II il 1.1 I . . , Will llli" til 11 I i'l Will Ml 'Ft'l'llil'llll 11 l " I ' . - At " !.- IVMIIl-'V IIF IIIIFIIT tllll
his will he provides that he Is never to , f f,....,.ii.vlU. on the nnrt of P""e ol his worst fnwiw the cause ot nl asked to be discharged from furth
neii it, aiui ,11111 i must remain in no (ilin lri,wurd ,L. ftl.L.. ji, W1VH Impuitiul Ireedoni. He mivs Milliner ,,,. eonslderatlon of the matter. The
family. Ills Hfth Avenue mansion ......, (.......,,,1 iiownul returns fid'in does not represent Massachusetts In u.,,rl was received and ordered nrlu-
111x1 HI null- apI,...,. .....1 v... M..vi.... .-!.. u,...i.. tlilM sweeping Impeachment, as Her ,.,.
IV, 1 hone ho will l.e Induced to state ltepubllcan people are almost a unit A huge number of private claim
tlin furniitr. i.r inir..n r..i. i... i... , laciH, even ii mey may imj iiuirieiuiiy ;v "" "........ ... ........... imu ,,iM v-io i.is-.c,i. uiL m.x 01
llio liirincu, ol UiORoii Tor tliu Ini- Si'inxKii:i.i), June :;. A severe to Heneml Hooker, on whoso reputa-i "' '' In-cparable from thepaity whiskey as agreed on by the fonfei
provoiiR'iit of their stnek, ami trust ' mln storm occurred In central Illinois tlon, asof that of allhlH brother 0III-1 that elected him, and that by attack dice Coiumltlee;oeslntoeirect on the
The accompanying illtistiiitlon Is u
flno ropro-ontntton of an Improved
JorkshIro Sow, mul wo take pleas- he leaves to his wife, and
tiro in recommending such blood to ftKllSi'1" inlwrty ,0
they will readily eo !
the advantages to he
gained by the .intro
duction of this blood
upon tli(! common
tockof swine in this
valley. Jtumford
IJelle' was one of the
prize pen of Derkshiro
MWinc U'leludlng tho
celebrated prize boar
"Sambo," which cost
s1 1,000 in Kuglaml) im
ported from England
by Mr. .1. it. Craig, of
Canada, which took a
-pedal premium nt the
"Chicago Swine Kx-
po-jition " antl .swei'i-take-
at tho great St.
liouh Fair of 1871.
She now lias a tine lit
ter of ten pigs, lmving
farrowed on the 1 Ith
day of April. Tho
Berkihiro swino aro
celebrated for tho
marked Improvement
they niuko by crossing
with any and all other
brcotls, as also thdTr
early uuiturity, groat
prollflcness, and tho -
small quantity of food consumed.
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" RUMFORD RELLC."- At 12 months, ownkp dy H. (I. IUkii, Ksq., 1'oiitlanii.
V.
tfct of August other
wines and liipiors front
whatever substonce
containing lufcriorsptr
lis to be taxed lOcenti
per pint oripiait bottl
IMPORTED BERKSHIRE SOW,
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Kir,i.i:ii.-Oii May Kith, a man mini-1
I In the face and left arm, cutting oil' a
1 largo part of tho muaclu uud severing
1 tho main artery. Harris Is In a criti
cal condition. After he was cut ho
tired one shot from a derrliiKcr. The
Department: Karhnrt, Cauu and 15.
jirown.
The Hook and I .udder Co. held an mi
nimi election on the same evening,
wuii tne roiiowini? result: J, u. wu-
Mail lt.i Fot'xn. The Jackson
ville Senttucl of the llrst says: "A
United States mall bug was found 011
last Sunday, tho -(I ult., 011 Kvans
creek, by two boys, while fishing. It
was about one huudrtsl yards from
Tin: Tiu:.vtv. A
dNpateh from London
s.iy.s that in tho llou-c
ofl.ords.lmio Ith Karl
Ittts-ell moved, in a
long address to the
Crown, for tho with
drawal of Kuglaud
from the Ueiieva Con
ferenco, mile-.- tho
rnlled States akin
dons tho indirect
claims. Ills tone wa-t
very bitter.
' 111 11 vlllo defended
tho right of tho Amei
lean liovoruiiieut to
place Its own construe
Hon upon the Treuty,
and to Introduce Indi
rect claims.
Tho Martinis of 8all
bury said that the as
tute Yankees had over
matched (treat Britain
In the Joint High
CoinmisHloii.
Several other Jordi
engaged In tho debate, which wm
quite exciting, and without coming
to a conclusion tho Homo adjourned.
im.i.i.-uii i.y ....... a.m.. ... hXii - ,, ,, ,,, -j UIM, ,, VettMvUt. j. j,. jonlmi.Koronwii;
ed Cropp, u saloon kceier at Kldorado, veHt un, odKlMlagalnst a rib, doing 110 (Jeo. II. Kiddle, First AssiHtunt Foro-
Baker county, was htuiniiii uy a man Uamage. Ko arrests Have iieen mime, niuii Aiiurew jveny, nwrau , . , , . , .: .,...
1 ti..,.. r.,..i. n....... .u.i .. .... .. . Jtiint Forcniun: L'fins. Uzafovuire. 'm Htago roaii, a no nnii iiien opoiusi
iwmw .. v JuiiiH. -l. "-" SM.VI.I.r0XATHII.inV.. .Mr.Uiieneui ,,. , , '. ,., Ymitnn K.ht...
tho second day after. Lynch wm taken ' . -,,,,,. Vo-,.ir- -.,. irenisun r, uiki a. 1. union, necrt-
to Baker City and lodged In Jail. Siq.orlntendent of Indian Alia rs, re- tury.
-nrvTii or v Pionimmi Ctaiitalii,wrt"l,,"tlho d,lltfB,e "uppo,MH, . Wkatiiisii Hm-oiiT.-Thos. Pierce,
Dov of Yamhill US dlcS 1 1.1 ! Hn,ttU Px Btt,,e rt 1V0rV",,O,, f KoIh, Folk county, furnishes us
Dotj, or lauililll count,, tnui at ms, j IkjC. corrvllo on the lower farm, . ',,.,.. rMmi for Mav 187"
resideneo Inst week.. He wh one of , ,Wlllcr y mw eases hmi " a wiuiiitr ntom i.r .m.ij, ih.,
the pioneers of Oregon, and came to ocourretl for some ten days previous to ' from which we compile tho following,
this coast In 1842. Ho wus taken sick tho latest news from there. Clear days, 17; cloudy, II); rainfall, In
at Fort Benton, and was removed from p rf Hliu-o the above was hi tyio, Inches, 1.12; mean tenqierature, .Vi;
hSwm ntortrfltvNSIi "' ' w ,vo 'rt a- I,J,,,,ur ,n iUU l"' ,,,K,,CN,' ft',, " n' ,7,l'; ,OWCHt' -
He was about tl-,lil cars 010. tl.odls.ase was on the4th. During May, 1871, there
. A young man named , ev,.re cnitwi of chloken k.. Most of 1 were 17 rulny days, with 4. Wt Inches
' the Indians were sent Into the n.oun-, water; mean temperature, r: highest
011 the
Tho . wm " CIlt'CKWI W.IIIOIII ill .lieu. ij. . .j
Skiiioi'h AifiiiKNT. A man iiumod
Sloan, a section hand on the Oregon
1 ... I I .ll(..f..li. l).itlvnil .t.u L iiaaIpa,!
and the letters scattered around geiier- , ... , . .. '. . .,
allv. Tho letters bear date ot the llrst ,,,wn l'i i"lructlon train Hour the
of MmivIi. So the bag was taken oft' Fast Portland Dest, on Wetlnesday,
tho staue, or lost ott', and nlekisl up by ' and probably futility Injured. Ills
someone and taken to the place about rlf-l.t arm was crushed Into a shupe
Diiowxkd.
Peter Kolterts. Portland, was drowned I
last Sunday afternoon, in the Wlllnm-' tains 1 and It Is thought the disease i0,o , ,,,,, ,Ht. ow,. u"
,1.. nn..li Mllunokle. Tho will bo checked without dlllleiilt-.. ,,,. '
lVU .., WJ.jr,.-.. .-- --
deceased, with three other young men lMtix-iXt-rOmcKiiH. The following
were in 11 small null boat, when a slid- ,mmcl were elected as Justices and
.lenifust of wind capsUe.1 tho !" ' Constables In the various precincts
While endeavoring to swim a shore - " "
young Koberts was drowned. His mentioned below :
companions were rescued. The dc- Sai.km. J. O. Coffee, Justice of the
ceased was about 21 years old. IVaee ; J. M. C. Stewart, Constable.
.... . Xoitrii Sai.i:m. A. K. ltnoks, Jus
Fatal Acciukxt. On Friday of , ce 0f the Peace; S. M. Hastings, Con
last week, Willie Noble, son of Orrln ' stable. 1
xil.1 T ...,.,.. wnLnut ulim v.uirw 1ST SAI.KM. It. . AMIsOII JUH-
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old, wus shot and killed. In attempt
ing to get over a fence
How it H.vi'i'iiNKH. The following
that time and overhauled by some
thief."
Pitoiircnvi:. Itefenlng to the
wonderful stories of the productions
of tho soil of Washington Territory,
tho Vancouver Jteilitrr says : " With
these facts before us, Is It not Just a
a little singular to we the Ismt every
day bring over Hour, meat, and even
Mtntoes to this IuikI of plenty ? And
yet Is true. Wo doubt It one could to
day buy a Mii.nd of bacon produced In
are the particulars of the death of ? Territory, but .you iraii very easily
,, ., , , -.. , .in .. ... . Hud bacon brought all the way from
Harvey Meachom, In I matlllucounty, (jlk.a?0( ,nr 1IM? ,,,. from On-
tleo of tho Pence J B. Cave, Constable
u-aailiHi-linriFiMl ..ml the contents outer
ed his head, killing him Instantly.
.iii.i.i.m.u! South SAi.KM.-ChasCniigle, Jus-. nr , ,,u .,, of lho ,u.
with I is gu 1 ill I tlco of ,he jvaee ; Mosle, Const..-' friM.turW l,u kull. Ho did not ni.
ble.
last week : A. It. Meael.am and his
brother Haryey were In tho timber
engaged In building a fence, working
a short distance apart. Mr. Meaclmm
cut down a largo tree, which, asit fell,
struck a dead tree standing but a little
distance from where ho was at work
with such force that It (ell, striking
an,
tn.ovo
gou, Ae.
Smai.i. PoX auaiX. The. S'latt miinii
says : "Wo huvo been reliably inform
ed thut there Is a severe ease of small
pox in Polk county, eight or ten ...lies
below this city. There Is no Interme
diate cause for uneasiness, but we
would wan. our readers to take all
of his mother at the time of the mel-1 o u.4 ,, ,, election on Tueslay n nl.t.(cllt happened
Hiichnlv iteeurrnnpe. . . . .. ... n. .1 .......
- evening, aim ciiose i.iMnu""B "'"-
CuttisoAithav. A dispatch from eil : John Mtuto, Foreman; . 8. Al-
Oakland, June 1st, says : " This after-1 leu, First AwiUtant Foreman; E. Olln
or sneak after he was hit. and remained precautionary incans of eseniw from
.. ..I.... i..ll...ll..,....n.l .!..... tli In InnilttiAtito IlItflMftMt. All IIINUM41ir V
He was near the house, and In sight 1 Hiiik Ilia-AOTMKOT.-TljCAfc, Nifci .,. ,M taken to prevent Its
ft... .... I.. .. ...w. .--- -.--- -- - ., . , - ..11 .7... . ...I.I I
spreiMUUg, HIKI .1 'ir r.u.ei.s win us)
1 invenullou there need In no eui.se of
HuxawaV. On Monday morning I nlar.n." 1
lust, the team attached to a carriage,
less mass by the wheels of tho train
No hope Is entertained of Ills recov
ery. Fiiik. The dwelling house of Jtev
Cushlug Fells, idfout six miles from
Walla Walla, was totully destroyed on
Tuesday, May 28th. Mr. Hulls' library
togethor.wlth nearly all tho furniture
was destroyed. This pluco is interest
ing as the sitoof the Whitman massa
cre, and this I tho sssiud time It ha
been desolated by lire.
Itr.NAWW. On Thursday, tho bug
gy of .Mr. Hush, In which were seated
hi... self and Wesley Shunnon, wa
run away with by the teum.undthoot
eup.tntH thrown out. They were not
seriously Injured, hut the vehicle wa
badly used up.
'f iik Indian agent telegraphs from
Fort Benton thut tho reort of i
Sioux war und general outbreak are
totally unfounded. Tho best good
feeling anil disposition towards tht
(lovornmeni aim citizens prevuiis.
noon George Harris and a man named
Rutan got Into a fight over some
trouble. Rutan cut Harris with a
butcher knife in fire different places
ger, Second Assistant Foreman; R. P.
Jutrhsi-t, Recorrtinr Heeretar; Jan.ea
Coffe', Financial Secretary; Thoa. H.
Cauu, Treasurer; Delegates to the Fire
Foil Sa.ntiam. A number of men
returning from tho depot, ran away, .Mrtw,OII Vednemlav last for tho Han
throwing out tho occupants, one of tartwion weunesuay lasi or "'
whom, a Mm. Burrows. us tallied a tlam lead and sliver mine-. The)
frtu-tum of tho arm. None of the
others were seriously Injured.
They
took tho necessary outnt, and will he
gone some time.
Atvouiuxci to tho liooks of tho
Utah Central Railroad there were
shipped from Halt Iako during 1871
111,8011 tons of on. and 2,:W8 tons ol
lend bullion, which comprise almost
the whole production of tho Tern-
1 tory.