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About Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1875)
TJB IM.--W .wjggw.wm.il im 0 0 0 H o 3 0 u 0 Pi ft H n H 0 U j 0 n 0 o 0 6 0 0 & SEiUtimitte minxttr. gtXJirJrDCj322aa Jr?i IVF-aC SALEM, FRIDAY, SE1T. 10, lh76. OLD STOUY 11KVIYEI). The vpncrablo Tliiirlow'vVi'Pcl pub lishes n long urticlo in tlio Now York Herald cotiiprninp the Morgan nbduo tion, in untl-.M:iMiik: times, and in whii'h he liu.s heon iRTMinally concerned for nearly halt a century. In 18-0, Wil liam Morgan, vvho pulillshed a book, being the alleged exposition of tho secrets of Ma&imry, disappeared, and the genergl opinion was that he met his death by drowning in the "Nhigiir.. lUver, and that the deed was done by Free Mumms. For botne years the poli ties of ICew York liinged upon that affair. Some months after Morgan's disap pearance, u body was found in Luke Ontario, and there being a doubt as to its identity, the Ma.sons claimed that it had been trimmed to correspond with tho body of Morgan, and among the electioneering stories was one to the ef fect that Thurlow Weed bud said the body found was a " good enough Mor gan until niter election. " Some weeks .since this old story was revived, and in order to clear himself of, the injurious imputation which lias clung to him nearly fifty years, Mr. AVeed gives a particular history of the whole attain lie says that in 1831 John Whitney, of Kochester, related to him all tho circumstances connected with the murder of Morgan, which deed was done by William King, John Whitney, a Mrlloward, Mr. Chubbuck, and a Mr. Garoide, who drowned Morgan in tho A'irgura. All tho parties to the affair are now dead. A year atter tho drown ing u body was found, nnd the widow of Morgan gave such convincing testi mony that a jury of inquest returned that the body was that of Morgan, and it was buried at JJ.itavia. Afterwards a woman named Monroe, whoso husband had gone over Niagara Falls in a small boat, claimed that the body was that of her husband, and another inquest was held, at which Mrs. Monroe testified o positively to the clothes worn by tho deceased as to convince the jury that the body was that of her husband, Tim othy Monroe. And so the mystery re mains to this day. Soon after tels last ilimicst and lust be fore the election, Weed met a Mr. Grittin who was counsel for the Free Masons that were tried for the murder of Morgan, and Griftln said: " Well, Mr. Weed, what are you going to do lor n Morgan now?" And Weed replied : "That is u good enough Morgan until you bring back tho ono you earried away." This remark the Ilocili ester Advertiser distort ed into " That is. a good Morgan until af ter election, " which lust expression has stuck to Weed for llfty yeuis. It docs not appear fioni Mr. Weed's narrative that the Masonic order was re sponsible for tho diowniug of Moigun. 'lhoenterpiise originated at a wine sup per, wlieio the ji.ntli'H implicated were inllamed by liquor. The catastrophe is related us lollows: ' Morgan walked with them to the wharf, where a boat was held in rcudiuct-s tor them by Flisbu Adams, an invalid boldier, into which the paity passed and lowed awn v. Adams remaining to vain the boat oil' uy signal it on its return any alaini had been given. It was nearly ii o'clock in the morning when the boat came back, having, as Adams expressed it, lost one man, only live of taeslx being on board when the bout le turned When the boat reachi'd a point whero the Niagara River empties into Luke Oatario, a rope being wound aiouud Moigan's body, to either end of which a sinker was attach ed, ho was thrown ovcruoaril." The above, which wo copy from the editorial columns of the Bulletin, recalls a conversation tho writer of this once had with Dr. Warren, somo years feinco a citizen of Salem, in which he narrated his experience as a Mason in tho vicinity of llutuvia, X. Y., about the time of Morgan's dis.ippcnr.incc. Soon after his initiation, tho lodge had a visitor wiio gave the particulars of the death ot Morgan, about as it is related above, and the ellect on our old friend was such that ho never visited tho lodge again. IIo also gave the name of ono ofthoo who made, away with Morgan as "Win King," and added the information, not to be revealed while ho should live, that this was no other than Col. Win. M. King, so well known in connection with early lifo in Portland and Oregon politics under the territorial government. I'huit DitvKit 8()Ln. On ytstenlav Mr. Plutiiiuur, iuvt-uiorul tlm I'lu minor Fruit Dryi-r, hoIiI oneot' lii--machine lo Mr. Jxnifs ou-fl, ot tliN city. Tin- prliti paid vmis: Sd.&Oti unit tljo niHi'Iilrif, winch Ih ih,w on .ilw why rum San l-'rncK , m)1 I.Hi.ruied Htlli'.iv-t-DU), in W-vhihhtuil oiiunly.Hiiil will m In riferK ion In bu ) Tltnfiiaili umftlil" bit. tl m work Ju Kit-. I'urlliiid, lb riiiliuit! tiny ami t)!;;hl unit In 'Urniiin (mm l.pleuilld hi dulii of drit-d inijr, tj.nrt-iti liu midlife. 'J lie tdvnruhlo m-4-ptlini vvtuuli i lit) I'Jiitniuer iuh eliluu Is mtntlug In .ur.St.xib U, Ualtmlng lo tin invemor, and when 1 lie people huvo unco keni It in opt-n t'on Uiey am til ouch iuijirem tid uilli its riipeiiorilv. A urnat remiiiiiifcii- dallou nfiLittst, mtcliinm in tliulr moilttrate uomi, wblcbiHM ureal deal Imhs ihun oilier nmdiinm of eorrepoirtlrg capacity, while tlie quality of their work cannot lit excelled, TIih om bold to Mr. Steel is t No. 3 Oregonian, Population of New York city, 1,061,272; lucrcusK since lfaTO, 01,101. TELEGRAPHIC. Iltink Ilolitirry. T.OUISMM.1 Sept. 2 The Philters' Na tinunl Itnuk was rubbed of a l.irge nmotitit tills inoi nine ut dnybtenk. The Teller. Louis I.elil. was tli-tiwrrcil i.e.ir tliu li-iuk on the way to a police t.it!oii. Ho iiuild liurdly e.il., but fnon inforiiied del 'dives tlint tliiec iniMi b.id t.ikcu liiui troiu bed, gone to the liink, linct'd liitn to j;ivc up the sale Keys mid iili-tpit'letl the moiiuv. He say lie nchloi Ifoi iik d anil stnMicil In the side, where be is -Hi;lit !v vvuumltil. Thclmiik iloorsniu clu-eil. No iuhiriu.t lion ln lieeu gheli the pulille, jxeept that die (lcj)i i-ittir-i mil not l(i-e. It i le llevid lli.il uc.u ly .-lt)0.00 was tolcii. rlSi Etiillim lleiiiii latent IniNtfiiiiiiii. CHICAGO, hept. 2.-A Waklilimioii'iiiicl.il Aiy Hie liiilliiu Loaiiui'-inii :i i ipo) i t. il to IliM'-liglle tile cli.il jit" :ig.llll-t biClctniy llfl.iuii, Iik kft bt. I.onl- and tolegr.iplicd tln Utpiiliiieut lieie tli.it I lie iiit'int er-" u ill mi le lieie on tin !)tli ol till uiniith Inr the piupo-u ut louipli'liug the Inv e-t i gition. Kiiiiii the evidence lepoiled he t'.iru this toinnih-'uiu it is evident lliey can bv li po--lhle ineiu3 ninko any whitc-w.i-lilng ivport of Mr. Del mo. The cor ruption of the hull in Dep.ntineiit has been too thniouglily eulil.ited to admit of that. It is heliexed that the completion ol tho woik of thU eoiniuK-ioii will loici' Mr. Del mo 'o 'Mup tloHii and out." A strong cilia twill he made, in the next Congie-s to get tho entire BtiieiU tianter led to the in my a- the l.it hope, now that the Cliuith his tailed to sciuiu to the In titans ju-tiiv, All.iir-. luvo leaclied such a condition tint nothing hut a couiphto change cm iLiueily the thousand and one crying evils that luu grown up under the Delano uilu. Dlcil ora JtlcU lrm Ills H ll. Vasiiintos. Sept. 2. Miiliael Kiihn. kicked In the abdomen by hU wile, on Tuesday l.W, died jerttnlay. A i:i3ni w!u I.lt uitlKiut I.e. no. Huni.lK, Sept. 1. A ministerial oidtr has htm luid declining tint the Ili-liop ot P.idL'iboiu has forfeited 111-, lights to citieli'-hlp hy dep'iitare without le'ie from the city in which he u.is domieikd. Illsliii'tiiiiiee over ii :i'iul 3J.ni. Momiii:al, Sept. 2. Intoincition has been iccL'iL'il liom the ceiuetciy announc ing the iiio-pect of aseiiotis distmUiiice at the Inneial ot Guuluid. Stones weie tliiown at tliu heai-e, and the cemeteiy ha- Lien closed and bailed against the mob. A crowd is g'lthering tiom all qu liters, and a lnige poitlou of it is pio videdwltli tb cuius. The inilitaiy have been 'cut for. I'Mns lor Imirn Inr tlie 33K'ss!))I. Nl.w Yoiik. Sept. 2. The Conimittee ot i:uginiur- inlted hy Capt. Jauioi 15. Kads, to consider his plans lor ineieising Jus depth of water over the bar at the mouth ot the Mississippi river, and laclll- t.itlng navigation, h.tvu as yet foimcd no permanent oiguiizition, because of the absence of Pi of. Henry Mitchell, of the U. S. Coast Suiey, who is invited to he present at the exainliiation of tlie plans, Pieslileut Grant called upon all the com mittee this atteinooii and held a long cou veis.ition with its members. '1 lie I ele;;i I'lili t'unsullil illon Etrukt'il ;r. Xi:w YoniC, Sept. 2 President Orton. of the Western Union Telegraph Compa ny, speaking in connection with the piop-o-itiou of consolidation with thu Atlantic and Pacific, Telcgiaph Compiny, negotia tions tor which consolidation, to all up penances, aie eiithely broken off. says : "1'lic; st.iteuienttli.it it was tliu intention of tliu nianagi is of tho Western Union Company to advance i.itcs to tho Wo-t anil el-ewhere is wholly uiconect. The i.ites for tliu whole country are based on airline dist.iiK.cs and giadiially hu'ic.iH' wilh the distance until they leach 42 30, whkh is the maximum pi ice torn 10-woid mesfage to any p.nt of the United States that ! leaclied hy our wbes. I lne no de-lie to do veiy laigo ha-iaess between dltuiit points at tliu same piico for mes sages clMigul for shoit distances, but I liae gieat ambition to bo able to send me-S'igus to any pait of the United Stales at a uist In no case cicatcr than one dol lar. The Western Union cm ictlnce rates ' to the pi ice mentioned sooner if it can hae the whole fclogr.ipli btisliicM of tliu, countiy under its contiol than if its pi ms uio olisiinetedhy the iiitcilerenco ot coin pfting lines. A Ii'iu-Iint.e niitl Milrlilp. Xl.w Yoiuc Sept. 1. The pilots ol Hell (J.ite and Long Island Soun I nave a clam-bake at City Island ye-ierdij-, to Coiigiis.men and other distinguished per sons lesiding for tlie summer on the Sound. Among the company wa Signor Viauiil. sjhl to buoftlm suite of Count Cone, tliu Italian nilui-ter. After tlie clam-bike, while the company enjoyed lhcinelcs miking speeches nud singing songs. Dr. Durcmns aiiuoiuiccd Hint Sic noi Vl.iuhl would j;iu ii recitation In Inn lulion ot'lii-ioil. VI. mill took his posi tion in the center of the gioup. his oieo clear and will contiolled and his geslicn latloiis hirrlily drami:tlc. Ills liinhs seem ed to quHer with passion, while thu ex piesslou of his face was staitllng. Holla. i-hed with the exclamation in Italiiu: God, who judges all will judge this." lie then took a pi-tol from thu potkrt ol his co it. and nlacinsr it to bis tenuile. Hied. lie fell paitly on hislaee, perfectly motioiile-s, and .ipiilau-e coiiimenci'tl when Doicmus ru-hed loiward and ex claimed: "lie U killed !" Many at first thought It a pirt of the entertainment, but in lifting up the body the boirible tiuth ticcamu inaulfe't. Vlauul Hud for half an hniii. hut neicr.spoke. No cause was ascertained tor the tenible act. i:;:luit! Mill Amies jmiruinli. I.OMio.n, ts,.j,t. :i.Kldeuce daily glows stiongir ilnit Knglmd U dctcriiiiiied to make .the Mug uaiy murder a pittext tor feimg and annexing liurinah. liaise lHillfs of Jtt iti-li-lutllau tioops arc concuii tratiug on thu frontier. Trial orrord.iy llnrrl. Tho Tribune bus a special from Gander ville. Ga., yestcrdiy. It says the tilal ol Coiday llairis, the coluir.d man accused of attempting to create an insurrection among the negroes ol the county, closed this even ing wltli a tcrdict of not guilty. Tho ac quittal was simply tho result of n failure of the proteutlon to produce evidence of ciiinlnal Intent hi any or tho acts with which the prUoucr wascliaigcd. Eniclnnd Must Import 'Uliciit l.-ricrly. Xr.w YoiiK, Sept. a. Tho London Times' lln iiiclal artlelu iys there Is In creased thinness In the discount miiiket. aiitlclpitiug thu llieieaslug demand for money. It adds: "It is known wo shall Ii ie to Impel t an unusually l.ircc quantity of wheat, mid It Isequillvceitain that ail malting barley will h.ne to coino fiom nbio.nl. t'nrllslTnlrp Ilof.iilfd. Madiiid. Siit. Ii. It is ollk-lally an liouiievd that the Caill't geiiend. Dorrcpi lay. while ciiiUMimiug to foiee u piiigu Into Aiiiignn. Ins been twice dt leated. with tlie lu-i of 400 men. i'rllrl ill iSip Hnlslon '.isi. San li; vnci.'CO, .vcpt. a. I'lie Inquest In tliu ciso of ltidsiua was concluded to. diy. 't'he icpoit of the chemist showed no evidence nt pol-on in the st.iiii.iuli. and llic jniy lellirued a verdict of accidental dc.ilii 1111111 congestion ol the vital organs and di owning. '.'in.lle SIoss Mill AlltP. Xl.W YoitK, Su it. It. A lepoiter Intel lieu lug widow Moslier. who abducted Cliaille lio-s, drew siatemeiits fwiii her w hieli ladle de her know ledge that the hoy Is well and where ho can be proeuicd. Al ter trying to evade evety Inquiry, dcclir lug sie never siw thu boy, "lie leplied to a dirict (piestion whetht'l" lie N hi lug. "1 don't know. Iain sure he Is living and will tuiii npbefoiu lung, lam assure tint he's living as tint I bre-ithu. 1 would not believe him dead unless 1 s.iw his body bitoic inc." H Is suimised the boy wiilbe found alterthe tliilot Wes terileld lor coniplielly In tho abduction is ended. Tlie I'lnnuclal (Httloolc Still IniproK'N. Sax 1' r.AM,'I;CO. Sept.U. Thu llniinei.il outlook bnpiovt's evciy day. General business isicsmniug Its usual ehinnels. Tiic lecent oiiu famine is neaily over nnd a much better fei Hug prevails. Tlie 1 uge amounts leicntly tin own hi liom the Tieasiuy and mint, to which will piobably be added $5200,000 to-inoiiovv by ti.iusle'i liom the Tiea-ury to the National Gold Bank and Ti ust Company, tend to m ike. money much caster. Gleeubieks, S7SSS. V4 holes, lie IXoriltlon. I.UTi.r. Hock. Sept 3. A dispatch by cornier liom Fort Smith to Atlas, forty miles distant to tlie neaic'st telegraph ol llee. siys that the hanging ot tlie six men it tint place to-day passed nil In quiet. The condemned men were biuughtout at 0:30 o'clock and a-cended the sea Hold at 10 A.M. All showed nerve and lefu-id to make any confession. Mooiu said he was a g line unn and would dlo game. Tooy said he was as anxious to go as thu spteta tois weie to see him go. Washington ami Kv ins said nothing. Campbell and Man keller s.ild they weie innocent. A Mob ol'Z'niintirN Ktiilsp ii fltlot Oicr n Dead llodj , Mosti!i:ai., Sept. 2 This alteinoon lncmbeis ot the Canadian Institute, and fi lends, some 300, accompanied the bod otGulfordto thu Catholic, cemetery liom the Piotc'stant. Meantime 50 b'lench Ca nadian roughs In and about thu gatu vvcio irallieied, em slug Gulfoid, and vowing tliey would never let his bones rest on con secrated giound. On the approach ot the pioeessiou a iiish was made hythu uioli who bailed tho gates anil ictu-ed eiitiauce. Tliu hear-e was diluiitothegiavey.ini. and Mr. Doukkcrscut a hallill' to uotily the guardians ot thu cemeteiy that the hi'iusii was denied admission ; ul-o to tliu city iiutlioilties. dem Hiding police and inilitaiy aid. T.vo thousand peoplu wcio piesi'iit. At half pist three thu mob made a iii-h for the he.u-c, eiylng "Cm.-u him," "Cnisu hiin,"and stoned it oil thu ground. Tliu ihiver was injured. .Many were hi ids ed and ti.impled upon. At l:lo it was de cided that it was iinpo-siblo togiiund inision. and tlie lie.irse moved oil amid thcMleiisive cheers ot the mob. Suvcral lights took place, hut the injniius weie silgbt. It is not known if an attempt will be made to-moirovv to biny tlio body. Momkkal, Sept. 3 '1 he piiests deny they instigited the liot. Keeling nu.svuy high between Catholics and Piotcsfints. The Uiaugemcu talk of tinning out at tlio fu icial. A Itiiuli Ko!lb?r C'i)nfeie. Loutsvil.M Ivy.. Sept. 2. Luuij PdicI, flli.i.iit tlm lI.Hir..is' V.'illivi.'il l'.nnl.v lin! ' confessed to having i obbul tlio saf him self. Ills tlrst statement was that lie had been awakened when asleep with his wile at night hy soinu onu tickling his foet. Hy thu light hu saw two in i-ked men in thu loom, ouu at the foot and the other at tl.e bead of the hi d, eich piesciitluga pl-tol at Ills head. Hu was made to ihc, put on ids pantaloons, then ga down stain, and was compelled to leave with t'ir; -vlion a shoit dlsiaiieu they d-.timntkil thu l.e s, and vvhllu ouu 1,cr! him thu other lulllited a sli6nt Wound in his abdomen, but filled to gi t the keys, Tliey then foi ceil him to tlie Planter's Nation il Hank, and alter ob taining thu keys and lullktliig two inoio ! silglit cuts, mm on the lie.ul ami tlie oilier on (he leg. they lobbed the -ate ol eouleiiM, onu bundled and ten thoii'.ind (loll us; they then put him In the sale and locked the doors; hu llrst fainted, but iccoveied and Dually got thu doois open and staggered out, yolug to thu police station, Hu was llirible to speak on anlv.il at thu station, hut wiotu on a slaiu that the hiuk had been robbed. Detective illight was notillid and took chaiireot ltehl. whom hu know very well as a study and honest young man. '1 he ptecedlng story was ic hled to illight, who regaided it as veiy weak, and had ltehl loekul unattlieholui. Hi lectors of the bank met, and ai'.cr con sultation cune to the conelii-ion that llhel's rloiy wasliauied, and ho was thu robber. The Pie-sldunt so informed him, but Held a-erted his innocence., liciug told that all legarded him as the robbei, hu akcd for an hour's sleep, and on awakening cou-tes-ed he had lobbed the sate hetuiu 12 o'clock the night preceding, can) lug Its contents homo and biiiying them under the house. Kxamlnatlnu by the detectivu resulted in the (hiding all the money tied up in n small spot in tho rear of Khel's icsidt'iice. He was arrested, and Is now in Jail. Prev ions to the lobbery Itbel was regarded as honest as any one In the biuk. Why ho took the money Is u matter con sidered unaccountable, as hu inust have well known no one would believe the story. He says he don't know why hu took ft, nud now he realizes the Impiobablllty of being taken from lib bed, as related. Held In Answer. L '.OCisviU.ii Kv.. Sept. 3. I.nuls Kohl. r nf thu Planteis1 Xatlonat liink. tell who confessed bavins taken the money himself, was presented at the city com t thlsininiilng and held In 450,000 ball to answer. t'nllftiriilti cwm. San FitANritto. Sept. 4. Xothlng new In linancial elides lhi morning. l!nlnes Is proceeding as mud, and couuileiiee ici'iin rciored. It Is expected that $200,000 will be trins felied tioin the Treasury to the National Gold 11 mk and Tttl-t Company lo day, and that the biuk will open In a lew days City election returns are ionilnglulovv. le. mill the i hi. is still omit tided l.etwteu Olnvtou nuil Hi wmt. ltidliui (Kep..) for As-es-or. leleiled. and Kill- iinwnln :nl ol Cimvley. lttturo- tioin the State will not be cou'iplfli-il foi sevei.il days, but the le-ult Is ussineil. San Kkamtco. Sv-pt. 1 In this ev u. lug's liuh'etiii will .Miiuar a slate neiil, :miliorl7ed by I). O. Mills, acting uiiui gerof the Il.iuk ot C.ililorui i, to the ( feet that the det.ilcatlnu of the late lv si dent of tho bank amount- to beiuceii tlnceand four million dollais. and l.nt an overissue of thu stink of the bink has been dl-covcied, tlui'igh tl.e amount Is not vet stated. It is not -apposed tint till- will in anv wav edict aii.mgeuiiiils now being made lor tliu losiunptioii ol tlie bank, us theie has evident I v been some know ledge of the lu.itti r In tliu pn-sc-sion of thu (Ilieelois for several daj- past, thought in all piubiblllty ot'two hide Unite a uatuie to wairaut any st.itcment in the pieuil-es. San Hit no, Sept. .'). IVlKnlo Alipis was executed at 3 u clock tin- alteinoon for thu mm der ot W. G. liogeiio.i lat Maich. Hu dl-pl-ijeil a gie.it ileal ot ncive, never weakening to thu la-t. lint few pel sons witnessed the execution. .Foe DeCariiio will be hanged on the 17th lu-t. for the imuder of a man named Johnson, at Julian, 'evcial yeaisngo. Ti'scox, Sept. 3. List ulglir, while In toxieated. Kianci-eo I'speiyi -hot Pioco plo l.ev.is tlunugl. the body. Thu Mexi-e-ins aie gieatlv excited, and Ivnch law is fcaird. He waived an examlintion, and Is now in jail. His lull was tlxed at $2,500. I!r. Ic!iii!mI Cels Out ol t"ie ."s.llliul. Piiii.ua.iriiiA, Sept. l.I)i. IleniyT. Ilehnbold. the well known diuj-glsf, was d!clrtrgcd fi om the Penn-vlvmia Insane asyhiin on a wilt of li.ihe.i corpus, by Judge I'll Cook. Thu Judge held tlit'ie was no invasion lor hi-detention In sueh an Institution, and stepping down liom thu bench, coiiglatulated liiui on his lelia-u. Dr. llelmboM pioposes to hilug suit loi d.inilges against tile asyliun. 'line Vollllenl lilols. In (lie .-.oiilii. VlCKsr.t'l'.O. Sept. I. Time was aillfll cultyata ridical iiicttiugut Clinton, Mi-s., to-tl'ay, in which thiee whites and three negiocs weie killed and suveial whites and negioes wounded. No positive lulornri tlou. About lf.0 ariiied whites, fiom heie, from I'dmoiids and ll'iltou, unlit d at Clinton to piotect the town. Negiocs aie arming, thieateiiiug another tight. 'lite C'titte tl "mur. St. Louis. Sept. 1 Major John N. Kdwaid-, one. ot the editoi- of thu St. Louis Tunes, and Col. 1'iueiy S. I'oibt's, eilllor of thu Lvelilng Jiitliual, left here last night lor Winnebago county, Illinois, lo llht a duel. Thu allali has been kept veiy pilvate, no onu outside of thu panics dltectly luteie-ted knowing anything of It until this atteinooii, when it'gotou thu stiect and bi came the subject ot much comment. Di-patches announcing tlie le sult hivu been inoiuentaiily expected since 12 o'clock', but at this writing '(I o 'clock 1 nothing his been itcelvud. Lai 1 it A dispatch to Mm Times fiom inembcis of tho Kdwaids pufy, -ays the duel took pl.icu at ii r. 31. at a point Uvu miles nortli of Ilockloril In Wiiiuuhan county. One shot was exchmged, belli Iliinga liui! shot, but wa- too high. M ij. Kdwaids detuaiidcil a second shot, hut un der the iigi cement It could not hu had un less dun utile il by both and as Col. l'oibes coiisideied hu had given all thu satisfac tion leqiihcil lie deilluud tliu demand for nuothei shot and tho matter was settled. Itoth behaved splendidly. Weapons, Colt's levolvur.-; distance, 20 'pices. Vt'orBi I llic lietl ( liiuil t:K'lllloii. A letter fiom a member ot thu lied Cloud comir,'s'i.0U convey- tk" news tint the commission is piofftlt'U I ) tl0!emglil;v whitewash Delano tit pioofs of Morgans clmgtis. II this Is tine, theie will hu but one way they can still tin ther seive their suH'eiiug countiy, and that will he to go and di own ilicm-vlvei, AiiAlhcr i:o:mi'e.ir,N!;ifMit :o c.uowi i. The Treaty of asl.lngtou it cm- an ever inciting tlioiu in tlm -Ide of Can idn. Tliu tax on tin cans, with lolMei s and sal iiioii, w.i- counted a Yankee tilek ; thoan uoyaiico ot -eal locks on houdi'd goods aci ins the frontier, next vexed l hem ; and now comes thu gieatest of all : Tlio Giand Tiuiik load has bieu iul'oiuied hy the Sec lelaiy of tliu Tieasiuy lliat thu 'coinpaliy can't do tliu cm lying tiadu of thu lakes. It seems tbeiu Isa coiillict ot opinion in tin; luterpi elation ot tliu thltd aitlclcot tin treaty, and thu Sceittaiy decides in laor of tlie United States. 'I lie ".'onierriitcil t.roliilll" lllot. MoMlin.M, Sept. 4. Joseph Doutiuha pivp.ueil an alllilavlt declaring thu public peace Is threatened, TM, with another nllldavlt of similar ellect, Ins been sub mitted to a magi-Hate In til der to pioctue tho pie-i'iieu ol a toieoof volunteers at the bin id of Giiebaid, which is postponed un til next week, l'mllicr tlonhlo Is appie beuded. lib the ill-It cling on both sides It will hu loitiui noil uoKctlousiesiilts fol low tliu seiond attempt, hninu 300 aimed ini'ii me hi thu cemetery waiting tlio mctt lii2 for thu fiiueial. and have been thciuall nlglit. They have blocked thu toad, and demand thu name and biilncssn! tiavclcr-. Inhabitants round about leel much alaiui ed, and have appealed to the government for police. Doutre today caii-ed win rants to be Issued against 20 of thu rlligleadcis in the late riot, anil It is now uiuJei stood thesu will bo prosecuted when tho burial takes place. A battery Is entered to con centiato here, 'mil volunteers were last oiciilng tlrllllutr. Doiitiu's lite Ins been threatriicd, asal-othit ol proinliieut niein bers of the Iiitltuto C'anadlciiuc. CarpcntPM nre given to vice tlit-y do so mucli cliUclliig. n7eatherford & Go., Drugs, PainfG, Oils, &c, AHB aTr rcn AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT, Tht IMlnt t CtlKU'hlt, NlCElt, nnd gives MKTTIitl FINISH ilniiniiyo'hcrl'iilnt. It l.II KD KCVDY roil VMK-or ALL SIIADKd, orCOL OUS, unit i'UHS WIltrE. f .r 1N8IDK rr OUTSIDE mirk. urMl' in nay quni.ttty wrntcd. It Is the- BEST PAINT In ao- KAPY TO .M'lU.Y-Wn.l, NOT CRAL'K, l'EBI.. or WASH OK-'-DUlKS with n IIAHI SMOIiTlt GLOs, nnd I Jiwt tho Taint tUtovcr) liody omit. TJic Ot'ii.i'.jio j.i'ticlo 1 fur nilo by lVEATK?.RFORD & Co., 'StgsjLo-ra. WIVI. CRAVES, liullor In all kind of BEDSTEADS, OHAISS, LOMGES, WHATNOTS, ....AMI.... OsOZ-F-IEr-T SJ Job Turnins tl'mc oi Miortcst Notice, Al-o, J.nteNt St)le i:uonlrliis. SECOXD-lfAND FUUNITUUE Ti.ih ill I".Eiatgc. rionspfflvfhlntfteill, nn I fcmatno Ms R.i.ida bo foio ptttcli lliit eli i hurt, nsitwuii't curt iii!tlili) to ti'O III new stuck. OV" Ho i.' bis "r.)'..r StiTt!, c'tajicr tliau .U) giiu In tlio btatc. E332 op 00. Cti-,-to X'oot, OWusITJ. THU ltn.SNI'TT uousi:, anli S,. 3,l':i3, OK. 1m 8-tLEI FURNITURE FACTORY, At Mill Creole Bridge, LIIIKHTY STItEKT, - - SALEM, OHEGOX. All kinds or FUENITUEE OK HAND, And Mutlo to Order. THE TSADE SUPPLIED On tho lott est terms lor CASH. JOI1 AVOUK tlone, and all Mud of TUItNINO Orders promptly Attended to. Onod cUUvored tonny piirt nf tho tltj, to tlio ruU rojj, ur wharf, rucis or ihaiis. PAKMENTElt & BABCOOK. Atull 80. lbW. vvtf 3-s.X5 X Xj "E3 JE?Lr , ..AMU.. HARNESS. t.'3Si'-s. ifAKS-i TTVIVri I"HflIAHi:i TIM INTKIinST Ol' IX Mr. Wiilkinil Im lliool'l i tnlillli.'il limiso In tlio abovi' lino, Uio uUciitloii of the comiiiiiiitty 1 nil ltd lo tho ttoik ol 3Sl-S5,r"ca.osJi?3 on hand, wlilcli Is oiTurod nt ri'iitly ri'diuod rntos. SADDLES AND BRIDLES At lowont tiinncr pilcc. Hardware, Vhipo, Ilobes, etc, To mlt ever body. R. S-3. DS ARBOR N. Siilim, Ktb. 12, lfS. vvtfd To Breeders of Sheep. '7Ii. Ol.tHlUH IJA.TBOsT, of Mlil.lf XJ! Imiv, uniu t.who; liUiruls- ifunill ilrimu,r tut.' II Lk'iiiat r of t'dirounlrj n tlm inl m.c !- I'll piiiiliicir ut line wmil Bloc , ami li 1 1 t'niplnjt'I in tlm must BXtthrlti piirclutii i f vvoul niiilMilool I'uc'tn nd 1'vi i . iinon lilt toii'l, lm bscn mhmhIui.; il wool, union 'us, u d 1 Iiho nniiiili'ind wl Ii lililnin nniiiiKiuii'i t Mi tcutvu mid n-ll to I'lic't Mm-lt-m lit W.'.!imnnl vlrlnltY hi Ii siilmnK il tlu" lnij ilculu'. lO I'O lOllltrHl 111 1 Uri till I, -llllilll, Hill's un i H"- uhcri', to ultinnvu'sl'iiHii VVhcro ju tun ili1rou of iiiiuhi'IiUKro iifiiil lor inmii'r, bol nru -mind, unijil Hum will bo kNiii mid o'jry uiLoiiiinoda.l in k'rniittil, Hltb uiiiil into UP' Aiiycoiniiiiu.Kiiiii'iKiir iiiqiuricn win oo iromiu UlSWU.Ul II) Illllririllll2 TIIOS. 13. XjA.COGi-, Jjlltf Sull'lll, Ori'KOIIi FARM FOR SALE Ut B2-0 ja-.0r3, fZ-EM Mtl.KS SOUTH VltOM DAl.I.XS AND JL Ihrco nilli'ii wi'rt from LiivvIhvII o, I'iiIIc Co.. Orotfi n 100 utri' L'ooil f.itnilin; luinl, llio ril one Inlf oii"n cruliiR land. A npli'iidlil lUicinn of nutiir runs throiuli llm pumli'i's. Ulna vtry iktlr ablu flock ruucli. 1'ailln wli-lilni; l l?" into tlio UncVjIin-lni'm villi diivvi'll to I'xmnl'in my limco bo. loro purihs'li'K il'twlitro, Tor Imlhcr pailltiuurv liujii :!roof or uddroH II, U. UI-TllIillOS ,,, LimltwlW-, .-clV.ti.'Ui'- aulOtf "a?mara' Waroitouso Tlie Salem Storing ami Sliijiiiln Co, TS IM1EIMKKI) TO -((if.IVi: AND fTOKK rimln fi-nni ..II it.irtl.d ...I .I.... ... ... ...... "Ti.; li nt "' " ""-uiiiiiiio ratio. Al'u, Mill Ituy auil Sell on ConiiitlNMon. W. J. HEBltEN, Salem, Aii7. HI, 1673. A;fnt, OEO. X. SHEIZ.. Attorney ut luv, SALEM, OltEUON. Office rru tho Old Court-IIocibd a 1 .11 il , ',. ,v. -'"A"!, - ' ' ' - -'; y ' ' 2JLSJiJJkMkaiM. fAfciMrvA1 rt'.. . ,r. . .. " .. JSilftis.. i, .. . , , v. 'fflf H Il .s..... ..-.J ,.,-. - raa A BHW .A-l" ? &M&jtka8&$&M2$ivJ&U : Stai5---sAMa' .4-UA." '.ztmlii, Su
