Ton Arnlm to tip Cablert.
A special from Berlin states tliat the
Imperial Government 1 about to for
mally cashier Count Von Arnlin trom the
public wrviie.
ArrcNtiii'ii Ilnllvvii.v Coiitrnrfor.
St. Ji:n.itiiuitn, Oct. 23 Dr. Sttns
liiirger, a noted mil wiry contractor anil
lliitniL'iorcr. Ii:i been itrro-tud licit.' anil
jSclit tu Mouniv, ConiproniHtiu docu
ments In connection with tliW f.illmc were
lound in lil posnu-lnii.
llitukrlijitiy In Vloimn.
Vli:'N't. Oct. 1'.). ItiiiKrnptcy proceed
ing aaliitt Dr. stonsbur li.ivu Imcii
.COinim need lit-re.
utile 1Imoth;' lrrrenln.
J.OSDO?.'. Oct. '.!'.. riii1 c;ies of hoot
mid month dUensi- unions entile, ate rap
idly ileciLMMiii;. uuil in.ihy pl-ices me en-
tnoiy lieu ironi ir. ine woi'i incoiivcii
Iriici'S iit now at an end.
oiupetillon In llrmimtlr oiii;osIIIoii.
l'Aiti. Oct. 'i'.i. Ill a competition an
nounced l.i-t Apiil Mr tin; dr.im.i on the
American icvulutlon, sixty-'i'vuii matin
wriplH of play have boen 'cut to 'i'lit-odoro
Vj. MIcliMeN. Scveaal leading French
iliiim.iti't'iooiiti Hinted, and a mpiiljer of
production niv of lilj;li order and invrl'..
M.lj;iilre Mivcm ii Iteneat for Virginia
t'lty Miir.'ivrN.
SK KlIANCtM'O. Oct. '.!!. Tlioinus Jin.
gillie nimoimcL") tint the entire pioceeds
of hi two tlittilvr on llondiy ou-nlii!;
will be duvnled to the tellel'of the siifl'cr
ui hv the Virginia City (lie. Tlie inana-gcral-o
i uplift that a committee of eitl
miis may be appointed to sen tint pioper
firraiig"tiiriit may buwink'il out and the
ro-N iccelpu handed over to the relief
coiiimlltee.
A KioliuneKt Miil'ti OpcriKor.
I. D. I'.iiktT, stock hioker. atreted
yi'-tetd.iy on a charge ot ei.ihezlinj; ton
'hie ol ihu Caliloiuli Muck, wmtli .J100.
tile pi opei ty ol A. K. r'HtilitT. waived e.
andnatiou and w.i held for tiiai, hail
bflnir llxcd at SI, ODD. One witnei wih
ox:i muit'il. who tctilled to the receipt of
stock tiy the piioner ami Ins neglect or
lelM'.'il'tn deliver the same.
Work of
Virgin In Oly
mltte.
Ilcllel' Cuiu-
'J'he relief fund committee have appoint
ed the following collector: U.S. Dodge.
?. T. llrouilcy and I. Gl-iler. They are
detailed to eaiiva Montgomery. .Sau'otn.
Il.ittery. 1'iue, Calilorni.i, .S.icraineiitoand
Uliiy Hni'h. Other appointments have
been made, hut the committee ha not yet
been advl-ed ol their acceptance. 1. JI.
J'lke. projuietnr of the.' IT. o. ieLinittiit,
Iia ollered to give the leceipt of hi c--fahllshinunt
on Wedue'day next for the
heneilt of Virginia City Milliner.
Slriutiiiiu Yuniiu: IiiiprlKOU.-Ml.
SALT I.aki:. Oct. 2'.). The detilr-ion ot
the coutt In the mutter of tho alimony
pendente lltu Young v.. Young was de
llveicd in Third Dt-trlct Court this morn
ing liv Judge Itoicmau. The court pre
viously ordered that defenaut hould ap
pear pot onally lu court. Wlivii the de
cision was iciidi-rcd the a!lld.ilts ot two
dryliliiitH were sworn to, stating that the
Uei'.'iidaut was scarcely able to he ouu
that ll was daugoroti for him to loiirc hi
room, and or that reason they a'kedto be
oxcu-ed. The court gave a Inlet history
of tho case, and at the cloe spoko o fo
lou: "The order ofthNcaeo jjmntlng
alimony pemlonto llto was not improperly
made and sliihd unrevoked and hot
obeyed. No good ieaon i given lor its
not'belng obeyed. 1 am aked tt cnlorce
it. A court." In older to maintain its
di!iity, self-iepect and authority, cannot
allow its ordtr to bo repudiated, disie
gaidcd or denied. It i therefore the
'udginciit o! the coutt that the defendant
'he lmpilourd until thu $.'.1,300 and eo-t
of Milt tiro paid, or released by the court,
in accordance lilt tho aliovo order.
Alan-hall Jlaxwcll avrusted Kngliam
Young thii ulU-riioon. at the latter's ie-1-d.icc.
where ho now lematus lu custody
of the Jlaf-hal.
Ilt'clslua III mi l"Jrtiiieut Milt.
WlI.Kl.siiAtllii:. Oct. :). In the great
oieitmcut Milt of Calhoun M. DoiIiijjit-V'.
(.'ox et al, lor coil mini, valued tit i.uui.
000, a votdlct was rcndeicd to-day for
Kcrlnger.
llrliirl;cJ fur tViuil 1 lliiilonrn.
Xkw Yotik. Oct. III). .lohn K. Hall, ar
rested lor alleged complicity In forgeries
of letter of credit on tho Hank of ltritl-h
Not ill Ameilca, was dl'clnrged to-diy on
thogiotiud that tho ptoecutlon had tailed
to produco any direct cidnnce.
ltiillmi) Arclileiil.
Cincinnati, Oct. no. The Times Indl
anapolU special say: As the lielght tialu
on tho Tail ll.im'.lu Hallway was ap
jnoaching the hi lilge near Camhtldgc, In
diana, last night, dining tho terrlllc
Morni, the eugluter siwtho btldge totter
:tnd fill, lie reveied hi engine, jumped
oil' and viyed Id life. Tlni engine ai.il
tour cats wont tliiongli, carrying the lire
man and head biakci'tiith killing both.
llmiBitl for MiiMler.
llr.i.trN.v, Moil., Oct. 'lO.Stears, col
ored, ouo ot the murderer of tut old
l.'ieuchmaii list spring, was hinged Iteio
at noon last Thursday. lie made no con
fession. ltreotery ol Nloleu HouiN.
U'tNTiiUOf. .Me., Oct. HO. On the id
of hist July, tho ate ot tho National giv
ing Hank, hi this city, was robbed by
Imrgluri of '.tO.000, mostly government,
l.illroad and municipal bond. The bank
olllvvr ellected a ivstiliitlon of $.10,000
bonds, Tor which pild the reward adver
tised, $10,000.
Iliirnliitf of Ihr Mili John I'lmeal Ht Sen
'I'll t'rnr Nuirlitl.
Nkw Youk. Oct. HO. A telegram from
Maderi.i lo-d.ty states that part of the
nrow of the American ship John Pit so I,
Captain Toply, which siillwl from Calcutta
July 14th lor New York, had landed at
Ascension. They rtport that the ship
took lire at sea and was totally destroyed,
mid that the crew were .mved by taking to
tho boat. Klght ot the crew are on luMtd
tho steamer Atrlcan, and the Madcrla nii
thorittes have telegraphed to arrut them
on thelrantv.il In Kuglaml, their testimo
ny being unsatisfactory.
Kxtrnortllunrj Milinirut of lroilliiH
to Cubit.
ISKW YOKK, Oil. SO Largo nnantltles
of provisions are c(tng to Culm. Tho
CItv of Vera Crux took out a full load
and to-day two extra steamer) Ictt for the
same point. In consequence of the re
cent arrival In Cuba of 10,000 troops, It is
supposed that tho provisions are Intended
for them. The cereals taken out include
rice and wheat in vast quantities and
w hen the '.000 more SpanUli troops laud,
it 1 supposed tint the export of bread
hill's will bo doubled. All steamers
which have recently sailed for Havana,
have been picked lip as lar n safety
would admit. Tho a mount in steameis
hilled to leave within the next two weeks
I greater than the cijkicIij of vecl. lu
consequence ol which Hevcr.il extra ves
els will leave.
Kciiillni? of I lie lllblp Prohibited lu n
e Jerxty School.
The Hoard of Kdiic.itlon of Union Hill.
New Jerey, voted lat night to prohibit
the reading of the ISlble In the public
school. .Some clti.ensoK'iily threatene I
there would lie iilooUsbeu ueroro the JJtuIe
should be teiuoved.
I'lri' In San Frnnrtaeo.
Sax I''k.Vxcico, Oct. :. tiro broke
out this moruhigtabnut h.ilt-p.ist two and
burned the giocery store on the corner of
I'licllio and Howell street, two framo
ilwflllngs on Powell street, and a brick
dwelling adjacent, on Pacific, wa par
tially destroyed. Halt u donm liorses, in
the basenient of thogrocoty were burned.
Loss abiiut sj.20.000; no Insurance.
The funcnii of Mayor Otis will take
place at I l M. to-niorrow, from Dr.
.StebMn' church.
IEfliirn Yrlji of Hie MoHCern Miore.
The 'hip Western bhore. built by Simp
son l'.io.. Coo Hiy, which, on her lat
passage fiom here to Liverpool, made the
tilp in 101 day, tho q,uicket of the ea
ou, :n lived this morning on the return
voyiign in 110 days, tlie shortest pis-age
ot tills year, heating the time ot the Three
Jirothers 24 day.
Wine f'roducl of tut. Auurtcn.
Los Anci.U"., Oct. 'JO. The wine ma
kers leport an abundance of gripes com
ing in, and all arc tunning to their full ca
pacity. Ktiinates place tlie crop at fiom
00,000 to 1.000,000 gallons.
Tlie Weather nl Yrekn.
Yiikka, Oct. 30 It commenced raining
haul at 2l'. m. on Tuesday, and came
down lively until 8 o'clovk. Since then,
we have had light hower. every day iiutl!,
last evening, when it coiMiienced pouting,
down at (! o'clock and still continues with
out tvntIou up to this hour. 4 l M.
Jiiomie.
San Ki:ANCif.o, Oct. 111. lohn A. Val--lejo,
-aid t(i buaue.ii lel.itive toGenetal.
Vallejo, was brought to.the station homo
yesteiday for tioatiueut. To-day he was
hooked as Insane and will go before the
Commissioner.-to-tnosrow.
!e!l(i liir tha SulRfrem.
The relief couunlttoc are meeting with
good success in. their canvaslng for menej
and supplies. Senator Jones has madv a
sngge-tlon tlt an a.sses.iment of two cents
per share to ho ievlwl upon all Coinstock
stock, tho amount to-be put Into tho hands
of siiperintoudents-ot mine, to be paid to
worthy anrtueedy mtner during the com
ing winter.
Gn.ltov, Oct. Mi Mayor FnrlonjE: paid
Into Vclls. Kargo.& Co., to-day, $J0L2Sv
contributed by ettlcns of Gilrov for tho
relief of the Virginia City tuflerers.
Los AnGKLKS Oct. :10. An acWItional
sum of $l.r0 has been scut to Virginia SBf
ferers, luaking Los Angeles' sulcrlptn
4G00.
A.Ullotinl Keliel.
AusriN, Nev., Oct. ;50. A meating, will
he hold at the court home, till evening,
to take measure-, for the rellet of surleier.s
by tlui tcceiit lire at Virginia City. Col
lections will he taken up hi all tlie church
es to-morrov for the same put pose.
4 livvrl.ia cs from Tlrslulu Uly.
San t-'iiANCisco, Oct. SO. A special
from Virginia City ay : ''Gould & Cur
iv commenced hoisthur urn to-dav for the
Consolidated Virginia and will hoit 200
ton? per day. Wotk Is going on at the
Ophlr sl.al'c" with great activity, putting
timber in. The halt will Ik. ready for
machinery by Wednesday next. Cages
Inve been i.used from tho C'onsolidited.
Virginia shaft and It is believed lu three
weeks' lime the mac'itlnoty will be reuly
and work going on again. Tho water in
the mines, now below the 1,300 foot level.
Is steadily going iIoimi. The Ophlr com.
pauy hive made iiriaiigcnu-iiU with tho
Cho'llar company for the use of the engine
and hoisting wmks of the latter, and
thev will ho put In position at once. It is
confidently expected that the, woik of
hoMingoro will continence lu about tlf
teeu or twenty days. No caves have oe
..iirrcd in any of tho mines. . .Mining men
and stockholders take a cheerful view of
the situation.
k
I'.ilte Alarm- Ittm mi Hie Colli ;miiUniiil
'trust l'tiiutiii
A repot t was set afloat this afternoon
that the National Gold I! nil; and Tiu-t
Company had suspended pivniv'tit. in
quiry teve.'iicu ineiiict tun mere wa no
tuitli In tho report, hnttheie was qulto a
tun on tho Hank. .which wa-bravely with
stood, Tho Hank olllcers announced that
they would keep open until 3 o'clock one
liotir later than usual to reasiiro deposit
ors hlld Killed by n Ulast.
About noon yesterday a child about ev
eu years of ige. sou ot Mrs. Swain. living
near the railroad shop oh the Potrero, wa
struck on the side of tlie head with a piece
of stone hurled from a hlat at the Potreio
cut. and had his skull fractured. He was
taken home, and at 11 o'clock last night
died from the liijuilcs received.
UcMh or Major Otlu.
San KitANCi, Oct. Ml. Jatue Otis,
mavor of this citr. died this morning at It)
o'clock, of bronchitis. He had been sick
hut a few days, and had not !een consid
ered to be in a dangerous condition until
shortly before hi death. Mr. Oil' was a
member ol the well known 'mercantile
tit m of Jlocondray ct Co.
The Hoard of Supervisors met thtVovcn
lug mid adopted ri'sohttlous of respect to
tlie inemoiy of Mayor Otl, and ordered
that tho city hill and chamber of tho board
bo dtaiied ii mnurulug f.ir 30 days, and
that ollleei-s of the city and county, and of
ficers elect, bo Invited to attend the obe
qulc. The city and eountv attorney has
been consulted with regard to supplying
tho vacancy, being uncertain whether the
board can appoint of their own number,
under the law.
FIRE AT VIRGINIA CITY.
THE nir.SIJfE.SS PORTION OF TIIKITT
IIVKKKD.
Ten Tliounniid 1'eoiilc IIoiucIvm.
1MSS 82,000,000.
SAN Kisaxcisco, Oct. 20. The ngent ot
Wells, Fargo & Co.. at Vilgbda City, has
telegiaped for aid for the people rcndeied
homeless and destitute hy the conflagra
tion. A circular was telegraphed by Well.
L'argo Co., to agents in the priucip il towns
on the coi-t, directing them to rend con
tributions ol food, clothing, and other lieu-es-ailes
to the Virginia agent free of
charge. Tlie agent here has telegraphed
.1,000 to Virginia City on account of
Well, t'argo & Co., Sau'l'Vanei-co.
The boaiti of brokers at the cloe of the
evening session held a business meeting
and $(!,U00 was suh-cribed in a few. mo
ments which will be at once transferred
by telegraph. The Pacific Stock, lix
chauge will take action in the matter to
morrow. Hut few details have been received in
addition to what has been previously re
potted. It was Honored this evening
that Ophlr's shaft was on file, but
later advlvt repoit that the lire only ex
tended a shoit di-tauce down,, being,
stopped by a bulkhead. The amount of
Insutnucce written in the burnt district Is
not yet n'txrlalutil, but It Is supposed to
aggregate In tlia ueighboi hood ot a mill
ion. No reports of losses are yet rcecelved
from agents, and it is impossible to state
the proportion ol losses to i ik. A rough
e-tiuiatu places the total loss at $2,000,000,
No lo of Hie is yet reported. The gre.it
number ot people repot ted as turned ooc
of doors by tho tiro stated at 10,000 is
accounted lor by the fact that, owing to
to the peculiar' mode of life led by the
largo' population engaged in the, minus,
who work by shifts day and night, in ma
ny instances some lodgings, ire occupied
at dillcreut hours by numerous tenants,
and at no. time are household accommoda
tion equal to tho demand of tho. popula
tion. Nearly all the lodging, and. dwel
ling occupied by the miners were in the
track of tlie contlagiatlou lu Its north
easterly coursft. being in tho iiuiondiate
neighborhood of tho mining works. Tlie
tire hux now burnt out and all daugec-isat
'tin end. Owing to the destitution ot the
'olograph olllces and the press of private
dispatche over the line, it has beou dif
ficult to obtain any connected Informa
tion concerning the Virginia lire. The
following, however, U undoubtedly
corwet as far as It goos : . The lire
broke out about daylight, in a building on
A street, near Taylor, a point at about tho
southwestern limit of business, and a
thickly settled portion of the city. It
spread nvpldly, extending, eastward, to
wards a ravine, in whlcltvate situated the
works and mills ot several rutouiinent
luiue, reaching as tar a. F street, north
ward. Tlie flames crosul Uniouaud Sut
Son strevts, covering a fvioo ot about ten
block, comprising, lu the wods ot one
dispatch, almost every decent building in
-'town. As the tire wo:.ed up,C street the
olllces. ot the Terrltoijul hpterprlse and
Chronicle were destioyod. Piper's Opeia
llouso was next In flames, caul It became
evident that the ralhoad depot and hoist
ing works ot the Consolidated Virginia
were in danger. Tlie water supply was
inadequate mid the engines ot little U;c.
Kcvourse was had to blowing up build
ings. It was too lite, however, and lu a
few moments tlie dupotanil hoisting works
wete in flames. The latter were recently
completed at an expense ot several hun
dred thousand dollars am) weie the finest
on tho Comtock lode. Continuing to tho
north and c.it the partially completed
mill of the California mine and Consoli
dated Virginia mill were soon In tl.imc,
which spread still further north to tlie
Ophlr hoisting woiks. destroying them
also, which is about the limit of the de
struction in that direction, tho lire dying
out for want of fuel. Prom Taylor street,
near which the tiro originated, It spread
southward, against tlie wind, dctioylng
tlie blanch Hank of California, and Wells,
Fargo iX. Company's express olllce, and
everything elo In its line. At this point
tho Gould ec Curry works were in Imm'
tient danger, but weio fortunately saved.
In short, ueailytho entire tin-luess por
tion ot tho town is lu ashes hotel,
churches, county buildings, newspaper,
telegraph nnd express office, are all swept
away. Over ten thousand people nrb
homeless. The wind Is. piercing, and
much suffering is anticipated before tem
poiaty shelter can bo prepared, it is Im
possible at piesent to conjecturo the
amount of los. The destruction ot mill
and hoisting works above referred to will
piobabiv entail a loss of J-1,000,000 within
a i-adlu's of a few hundred feet. Fortun
ately the shafts of botti Ophlr and Con.
Virginia were bulkhcaded and the tire
kept out ot the mines. Ophlr men say
posslblv their loss may be less than at lirst
supposed, as the building was of a light
traiue and might hum without destioytng
the machinery. The loss of buildings and
machinery must be ery great, although
covered to a great extent bv insurance. It
Is not known to what extent the mills and
holstlu? works were lnuixd oxcent at
Ophlr. wheie tho Ios is placed at $150,000
to $200,000. Insured for $-110,000.
Several deaths occurred from exposure,
excitement and typhoid lever combined.
San FitANCtico. Oct. 27. Dispatches
received to-dav giving further details of
the Virginia 'City conflagration coi.tlrm
tlie previous reports as to the extent of the
calamity. The scene during the progress
of tho "tiro Is beyond description. The
wind blew a gale, driving cu.ders and
tlames fur In advance of the burning
buildings, rendering all attempts to check
the progress of the tiro futile. Giant
powder was freely used to blow up build
ings, and frequent heavy explosions shook
tho earth. The roof , ot the Catltolle
church was blown a hundred feet into the
air. leaving iq bare,, Jjijlis sunning.,
Hy 8 o'clock ,a. M. the excitement
was at its' height, and ' the streets
tilled with people. Teamsters strujfg"',K
through tho tire, fighting It at presentable
points; women shrieking their cries of de
spair; the curcs ol enraged men; the
roar of the flames; the dull reporu ot ex
plosions as building after building took
fire; the heavy thud and crash ot falling
walls; the snap and bursting of Iron bars
and doors; the howl ot tho gale; all
went to make up a scene ot Inucsribablo
horror. By 10 A. M. the Com Virginia
hoisting worlcs building and'mlll were en
wrapped In flames and soon fell, ine
new California stamp mill then fell a prey
to the fire, which swept to within a Jew
rods of C. &.C. hoisting works which,
veering ofT, the wind turned the tl.imcs
and cansfd' them to attack tin- Ophlr
works, which soon fell In. Th shall tim
bers caught lire, but were extinguished
without doing much damigc Hy II A.
M. the llimes had spent their fury: the
wind died awav, leaving a bed of 'moul
dering ruins three-quirters of "a mile long
and half a mile wide.
The Woailvllle Nlock Imbroglio.
A. P. Needles sued out a warrant be
foie .Tttdgo Louderback 'o-day, ngiliit
Pear-on & Ilelliniu, of Woodville notori
ety, for relusing him per ntlon to take
trniiscrlnt of'books of the company hi he-
Inlf of stockholders. Thev were bound
over tinder SsOO ball e.icli, to appear .Mon
day, at 9 o'clock.
rAVtEXUER LIST.
The Oregon. Steamship Company's steamer
John Ii. Stephens left Ban Francisco Saturday
with the folldning
IJH OF PlSSEMQEnS :
HLDodso,
Fmil Frank,
Jos S Cobd.
J Fitch and wife,
W L Adams,
T II OaWliot,
II II Kels,
XUDlnrtand.'.'wire,
J A Wallace,
A Heatliaf,
Miss A Morlcy,
Mrs L Watt.03,
Jos Evans,
J F Hepburn A son,
O V Forbei A family,
Iaae Kay,
Mrs Butler AS ch'n,
O Uundlach,
Mrs McElory,
P SonhlermMist: fam.
n A Trtimtmll A wife. Mod.
W Click, E L Whalock,
H T Williken.
Mrs J A Humphrey &
3 children,
E K Taylor,
J O Green,
Miss F Friaj.,
Mrs C Bralnbridga,
Miss 0 Lev?,
8 LowHisfein,
J It Dovennoy,
II Hamilton,
T Waterman,
E G Church,
W II Cone,
H llrover,
J H Wallace,
B 8 Weston,
J M Deenney A fain,
Mrs E O Paisons,
J 8 Lvv,
G M Dyer,
J 8 Delan-y,
W T Bherrnck,
Miss A 8 JiliiKerBon,
J W Weston A family,.
Mrs Bcwyfelt,
,T Newman A family,
J A Shaw A wife,
ne Grandest AcMerfiracnt eTthe igcf
The Little Monitor
SEWING MACHINE!
no sihjttiE i yo BOniUNS!
No re-winiUnp of Thread. Makea the
L(Ak Stitch, Chain Stitch, nut! Ca
ble Stitch, from two commer
cial spools, direct.
IT IS THE 1 lOUTERT RUNNING. AND MAKES
tb. letnoloofBny machine In the worlU. The
rw-t slmuiH In conslractlou auil Ihe mAett operated.
WUHuwf.ora thotlnttothe heavleft of fabrici
without anv ,-ha litre of tenl"ii.
HMtl'i, -i& PKtt OK1VT. MSTKH
'JTian any other Maihlne. innklnc 5,V stlUhes to the
revtlutlou.
The public are united to rail and see thl
vrounsnruz, inxtsntion i
Satisfaction gnaranteod or money refunded.
For further particulars call at
1W Third Street, near Alder, Good Templar' Build-
' ISIIS..A. B. PAXTOrY,
Sole Agent for Oregon.
W. W. MARTIN, Agent, Salem.
7 Good, responsible Agents wanted to canyan
tU parte of the SUie.
Portland, April 30tf
Fure-Bred Fowl for Sale.
LfOTIT AND DARK BRAHM4S. BUFF OO
hln, Hnndoiia, Sliver and Gold Spangled Po
land. Si ver KpHiurlod ltanibnnr. Blaek-Breaeted
tied Game. KnMU DorLinge. White China Gecra,
Uirge Bronze Turkey", fleu Beus. $3 per do-cn.
White China Oeete Eggi, (6 pet dozen.
Pure-Fred Sheep and Goats.
NiiAiitnh M.r nn. New nxfnrdohlre and Coteiwold
I Or., and Merino Grades, Tliowmi'hbred and roded
Aegora Goitn. J.L.FAUUIVIb.
hniem pen, i. io. "'"
T Bendoro A tamlly,
J Cooper wife,
L Fowler & wife,
J O Taylor,
Wm Krins,
Miss L, Howard.
Mia TAVolfbard,
D M Sachs,
IA.VEiUEIt U.ST.
Siieclal to the Statesman.
Tho Oregon Steamship Company's ste.-.tner
Ajai sailtifrom Portland yeatenky at 1 o'clock
with the following
LIST OF PAhSEOERS :
C Eatou agent, CjrasDolpli,
L Barclay, Mra.M A GoodnougU,
Mm G W. Travor, Mr F T Haveu ,
J Martin it and eh, Clmuncey Wilson
W H HitborwHita & ell, J K bliarp,
H (f Humuliroy, L Ilosbrool.,
JWCurran, ATan Dnztn,
A 8 Calm, I' Loiveugard.
Ed Coffoj-, A;S Congle and ife.
jien iicuauay, jr, .i, Miner auu wmr,
Wm Ensland, -wf A ch, Mra M Fisk,
CEO. IT. SKESIi,
Attorney at Law,
HALEM, OREGON.
Ofllr4, paiu- tJiH Old lnrtFfou
WJIIamelteJnJversity.
Facult', ot (too Department; ot
Medicine.
SESSION OF 1S?5 -76.
Miss MnUiey,
P P Watt,
T Brown,
I, D .Worley,
J Underwood and wf,
S Frgon,
WnvjMcKibben,
Lev Smith,
A 1 Latollett,
C Lemon.
J lt,Y"knra, wf & 5-sh,
ChasDeunder,
Mia Jolm Wall & cU,
UissAunie Wall.
Zclia Biibsear and -f,
Jlrs Leigh,
Ucn iioter,
A'Hodgkins,
Geo F Moaherc
J M Birimiigliam,
Prof It R n.iir,
Vr W H Taylor,
8 C MaH'ev,
J W Skeoii.
Mis Bello youslasB,
B Kelaey,
J N Campbell, wife ami
2 children,
MraCrpfWistA dtr,
m Jieriiu unci wo-,,
And iO in the ateerago.
II. OARPKNTER. M. J)., Professor of Civil and Mil
itary tSureerv with Clinical hurgery.
DANIEL PAVTON, M. U., Protestor of Obfltetrlca
and Dlreates ot Women and Children, witti Clinical
Midwifery
C II. IIALL, M. D., Profcfor of Pathology and
Practljo or Mcdlclua. with Clinical "edimne.
D. M. JONES, M. U.. L'uirerHir or Mateii Mcdlca
and Th-rnpeiitlcs.
JAS. W. McAVKK, M. D. Profcsor of Sargicat and
Deecviptlyo Anatomy, with Clinical Siucery.
L. L. ROWLAND, M. I).. Protestor or Phrsiolojy
and Mlrrobtopy.
O. D. I10ANK, Ph. D ProfeesorCof Chemistry and
Toxica, ogy.
O. P. S. PLUMUBR, M. D Professor oT the Sct-
cuient Hrjiene,
HON. RUFUs MALLORY. U. 8. District Attorney,
Prdfeiisor of Medical Jurisprudence.
The Tenth Regular Cour e of Lectmes will com
mence with tha Public address on the evening of the
Tih of December, ISIS.
Pur lurther mtorniatlon pee Circular.
u. oAin'iiNxiJU,.nr. d
oifiral Dean of Faculty.
CASK PAID FOR HIDES.
The Holiest Market Price
PAID FOR
Hides, Pelts, Deer-,, and Elk
Skins,
And nil KlmlH f Furn.
JOENW. GILBERT,
0. 1.1S7S, SJUCM.
The farnier'a wirelionao at Ail-any enmo acar
proving a very unprofitable invcstment.Sntxlay.
Tboaillanct tho city split Saturday or Sunday
night from the-heavy pressure. bo aring on. tucm
fiom the immenke bulk of grain stored in the
building, and for a ttmo it was feaied tlie ware
house would go to pieces, aud would lwvolonol
bo had not sit or se en thouaud lislicls of I
grain been removed therefrom. This relieved
tho pressure from tho weak part of the waie
liouse, aud -avert tho building from caieemng
over, becoming a total wieck.aud tho grain
stored therein from material damage from tho
rain which would have rendered It unfit for use.
Tho bnildlng ill not bt repaired until all tho
grain lu th3 building la i amoved, and that will
be ss boon x other places of storage can be c
cured. Captain Hany M. Smith, 21st infantry, is ap
pointed to act as inspector on 202V pounds
HeacocVs tobacco, at Foit Lapwal, W. T., fur
which Second Lkutecunt Edwin II. Shelton,
1st cavalry, post commis.sar) of subsistence, Is
accountable.
In tho cae of Piivato Henry Copley, band,
21st iuf.mtry, tried by goncral court martial
(geneial orders No. 21, current series) and sen
tencjd "To forfeit to tho United States S12 per
month of his monthly pay for tho period of
two mouth," upon the recommcudatioti of tho
regimen 'al commander, the nne(cutcel portion
of the Mutcuce is remitted.
Astoria and ucinitv was visited on Tuesday
evoniug by a heavy wind and rain storm, which
continued some time and did somo damage.
The steamer Dixie Thompson, which was lying
at tho wharf theie, was caught and twisted
around pretty lively. A pile driver was cap
sized ne ar Trullinger's new wharf and the boiler
and engbie which were on board, were precipi
tated to the tottom of tlie river. For several
days past tho steamtug Astoria has been engaged
in grappling for the lost machinery and boiler,
but lias not succeeded iu recovering them. The
little steamer Jane- West had a portion of her
cabin blot n off. Fortunately none of theves
aelt which wore lying it anohor opposite Fott
StrVeiM were damaged by the gale.
1875 COHH'S 1875
DOIXAR STORE!
Tha ateuuibip Qusto Telfair, oo her late trip
down from Sitka, called in at Clarock, Prince of
Wales' Island, the last port which" the ill-fated
steamer Geo. S. Wright made during the voy
age upon which the was ostf and whi:h baa not
since been visited by any steamer eiceut the
Telfair. Tlie Telfair bi ought dowu from this
port 1.100 pounds of salmon and 100 pounds
dog-fish oil. Whilo lying at Clarock the purser
of tlie Telfair purchased from the Indians half
dollar pieces, which, without doubt, belonged
to Mai, Walker, one of tho passengers lost with
the ill-fited vessel.
Wc are iu receipt or a spleidld stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Consitting of
Dry Gooiis, Hosiery. Gloves, Hatuiker
chk'f'ti, Shiris, Huts, Towels,
Table Linen, and a
fine assort
ment of
LADIES1 UNDERWEAR
Crockery and Glueswareof all kinds,
Vases and Lamps in large varie
ty, Silver-plated Ware, Cas
tors, Jewelry of all de
scriptions and of the
latest styles, and
Notions of all
kinds.
Wo have, in connection with the store, a
XCXSI.'SaiHE.'Sr SPAa.C35flBWI,,
Where we keep a ilrol-eluiia milliner. We have
a larco stock of j-'e.uhers, flowers Ribbon., and
Hats, of tanlatcrtttjl!, whleh we are ri'celvlns by
every Steamer, and our custoaiers e.in always rely en
tlioutt't style. Call aud examine our stock and
prices, ard we will couviMe vol tu.it we will not be
undersold by any one.
SVe have a lirgo twkof tinman Hair, Turin,
8l ches ilralds. Frlw. and lor price we will com.
pito itti auy bouse In the State.
CONN'S DOLLAR STOBE,
Commercial street, oppote Durbin's
oStf . Ltverj Stable.
Copartnership.
JOHN XINTO.
WAlIin A. AD1MS.
MINTO & ADAMS.
BUKKDEllS Or
MERINO SHEEP,
TAKE pleasure In efferins; to the Wool-Growers of
Oregon and the adlnlnlnir Terrltorl" the chance
to purchase THOKOUOUDKED MMtlN'OB, aad as
suring pvrtles Interested that they can. and will en
deavor to. sell Sheep of the tame quality and value at
Ml'CH CUKAPKR HAT KH thau such can possibly
be lmKrted. h lamination and comparison with oth
er Sheep ottered iu the market are cordially Invited.
Address MINTO & ADAM8,
Salem, Oretrou.
N. B. The Kams and Ram Lambs of tho il'.ck can
be oen on the ISLAND PAKM, adjolnlpg Balera.
The Ewes can be seen at the same place, cr at the
HILL PAKM four ami a hall miles south of the city.
Salem, September JO, JtfTJ. "
Dividend Notice.
A DIVIDEND of twelvo per cent, on assessments
.if J on N. W. 8. S. Coin. Co.'s stock was de
clared Oct. 1st. payable at the Company's office.
13y order of the Board.
T. J. MATLOCK, Sec'y.
P. 8. Stock fa arrears on ameisments are expected
to make immediate payment. Opportunity to get rev
celbts for same will be given at the State Fair.
Portland, Oct. 5, 1875.
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