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B00THBY & STflPLETOH,
Mannfaetorers and Dealer In
Sash. Doors, Blinds, and
BTC. ETC.
BRACKETS.
And all Kinds of Scroll-Sawing.
HAVING TOK BEST FACILITIES AND TIIR
latest 'mjirovd wood-winkln!: machinery to
msnu&unir-! tho alx.vo articles, will otter Inducement
to customers, sl-n,
WOOD-TCTimiNG,
In all ltx varlet'.e.
Orders from tlie Country
Promptly attended to.
Office and Manufactory, cor. of Front and State streets
tau PAI.KM. dwlf
N0BTH SALES! STOKE.
W. L. WADE,
T TUB BRICK BTORK, IIA8 JUST KECfflV
Je nd afull assortment of
General Merohandiso,
Ihry Goods,
Grooeries,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing
'alcalated Tor the City and Country Trndu. Bonpht ai
ow, anil will hi sold at aa WHAM. A mOFIT. at
.hoop who HKLI. AT COST. r""Uoo,ls delivered to
mv o-t ol Uip r.lty fron ol charge JTovMv
CASH PAID EQB HIDES.
Tlic Hljjliest Market Price
PAID FOIt
Hides, Pelts, Deer, and Elk
Skins,
And all KliiriN or Ftirg.
JOHNW. GILBERT,
Ocr. 1, 1S73. SALEM.
ATTENTION
Sheep Growers'!
A SURE CURE FOR
Scab,
Screw Worm.
Foot Sot,
AND ALL
Parasites that infest Sheep.
TT 13 SAFER BKTTKR, AND VASTLY CHEAP
THAN ANYOTHKR EFFECTUAL-HEMKUrj'QIl
TUB TREATMENT OF BHEEP. IT
Improves the Health
OF THB'ANIMAU AND THE
QUALITY CP THE WOOL.
t57 Ono gillon 1b cnouph for one hundred to two
hun-lred hcep. according to their ago, strength, and
condition.
It is put up In FIVE-GALLON CANS-Price, 13
per can.
bend for circular, to
T. A. DAVIS & Co..
PORTLAND, OREGON,
IVlioIoHnle Agents for tin; Mate,
Or to vonr nearest Retail Drtisr.'ii't. raj 6
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
JMCtxoKiuo ftttiop,
JALKM. .... OREGON.
B. P. DRAKE, Prop'r.
JTEiM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, (1UIST MILLS,
) Ituapeis, Pumps, and all kii.l- 'al sty'f s ol Ma
chinery made to order. Maruliuirv repaired at a short
notice. Pattem-inaUiig donu iu all its arions forms,
an4 all Mods of Brans and Iron Casting's fumielled.1t
short notlco. Also, niwifscturor of ENTERPIIInE
PLANER an MATCHER, and STUKERS ud
HlIAPEltd Uaytwtl
J. O. SHEX.TOH, 2X1. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SUItGEOIN, BALEM
Oregon. Office, front room on secmid floor r
the N. O. Farrlsb brick. Commercial street. Hel
dence, northeast corner Front and Division strens.
Being a graduate of tha Physlo-Mi-llcal, orCnrll
CoUV ce, Cincinnati, Ohio, wearepUMly refoim lnoui
practice, discarding alike both mineral und victabU
twiaona so?
To Farmers and Others.
IMMIGRANTS ARE ARRIVING IN Till! PTATE
by every steamer Iu search of employment, ai.d
the Board find dlmcnliy In getting vscinclis for them
We therefore earnestly request maimers and others
who require Fain Hands or labor of any Mnd, to Im
mediately couimunicate with uk and wo will glailly
supply them with such labor free of charge on our
part. Please state tho wupes offered, the class otmen
yon want, and for bow Ion.: cuiiiluiiiicLt will be
given. The Assistmt Secretary Is in dally atundance
at the Board Koonis, Ankcny's Bullying, P nland,
from 10 to Z p. in each nuy, to whom all litters
should boaddietsed.
W. 8. LADD.
B. aoLIMITH.
H. W. CORBKTT.
C. LEINKMVEBFH,
WILLIAM ItKII),
State Commissioners of Immlzration.
ALL ABOUT GARDENING
For nOM use and for HABKRT tn ROOT'S OtR
DKN MANUAL tiraelieal. mlntid and tlwnuah
containing obe-half as mncb matter as (t 60 books on
the subject. Gardeneis throughout the country com
mend Its nraetlral labor-avluir method asimalua.
bletothcm. Bent for 10 cents, which v ill be allowed
on the first order for seeds. J. B, ROOT, beeil Orow.
er.Rockford Illinois. UllwU
AJ5Y, !3fU uANUFACTUREr7v
OPIUM
M ttwpWna hhi thfint1t and
prrdll cured. Tain m( iwipub'lftir.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WnilBHlN Kxplnnntlon.
Washington, April 10. In regard to
tlio tt'tlmony of Wliltely mid rx-Attr-iiey-Gcn.
Willl.iiin btfuie tliu coimiiltu-e
on cxpi'mlltures In the Dupiirtnicnt of
JustlLt) fjlcrtliiy, Williams in crmi-rrt-Hon
to-liny f.tld: "In 1872 tlic l'relt1cnt
tamp tn inc. al'tcr liU rt'tiini from atrip
to Xew York, ntul saltl liu had examined
tlie ork oi Davenport In pivpaiing a K.'r
frilly iU'ciimtu lit ol the tt m hi New
York, und tli 1 1 he wa deeplv iniiieed
wiih iu importance; that rthrii ihe ll-t
W. cnnipleted it would lie mi cnVotllil
pitentie ot fiuiHln'eiit voting; tint the
t'xpeneof making the lit w.is yri-it. iind
Unit he wUliid I niuild n5Kt DiM-npoit
by paying out ol mii Ii fnmU n tvn'd he
propel 1 ti-ed In iilIi mm of money n
would lnimi the completion of lhi im
poilinit vork. Aeitiidinly I did pay
blxelipoil Willi llHM)le-S tilillel-tiinil-
tnir tint the money whs to he nid for '
other i.niiMwc lli.in that of cniunlrtlns thl'
iv"l-liiilion iiiiillaliotittlilitv-llvetLoii'-
aiid dollars running through a peiiod of
neai ly live year from 1871 to lb75. I hid
amhoilty, under existing statutes, to piy
money to preent frauds at eliLtlons, and
the work (loiiu bv Divenport hi3 been a
Kiting to tliegoeriimentof many tlions
nnd dollars. D,ienport properly shons
where every dollar of tlm thlrtyllve thou--and
was expended. IIo his been Mtm
moned, und will, no doubt, explain tho
matter satlsfiutorlly. Tiieiv was nothing
wrong in this transaction, and the l'ic-1-deiit
will not lie-ltatu to sty tint he direc
ted the money to bo paid lor tin, piupo-'e
1 hae explained. 'I'lie ieeoid of the de
partment show that tliu payment toDiv
cnpoit began under Attorney Oeneial
AekiTman, my predeces-or, who like me,
had lieo atithoilty under the exUtiny law
to make such p lymunt.s.
Times on tlio World.
Kl.W Yoijk. April 21. The Time ed
itorial say the very limited elide of tliu
people who i tad the World must lino telt
iimi.li ala imed yesterday mniiiing about
the sad ly of the country. At the head ol
its lirst column appeared lu capital letter
of poudei on- Ie the following : "Ath-t
I'le.-ideut Grant !" "Gen. Williams be
trays his accomplices !" "Tho L'ieldiut
proved guilty of malicasaueo in oilico !"
These hints were obviotidy Intendul as a
ort of gentle Ktitntilant to tlio attention
ot the i-.i-u.ll reader of the Wot Id, while
the follow lug. In double leaded, u.u meant
to convince htm tint something truly eii-
0(13 had happeneit. "the most melancholy
news which tt Imr ever fallen our lot to
lav befoie the public, hardly txceptlng the
assassination of i'le-ldent Lincoln,'' Ac.
ttee. This was simply gu bled n-poituf
some evidence taken betoie a Congress
tonal committee, trom wliicli It appi-arcd
that in the cour.-e of three or lour year
tho Uepartment of Jnniee had pdd on re
(liilsltion ot John .1 . Da vennort about WO,
000 foi the detection ami punishment of
election lniutlsln this city.
lanciiH of Iteiil:ieia r!enntor.
Tho ltepnblican Seiiaturs held a caucus
to-dav to air.ui!!c the older ot business
which is likely to be ufl'ected by the com
ing Impeachment trial, men; was con
siderable discussion, but no action on any
point. Among other cubjeUs biought forward-was
the question ot tho expediency
of passing the House bill for the total re
peal ot tlie DanKruptiaw. x lie general
4 auuiliuairbFCumcd to.be averse 10 ltLand
in luvor ot amt'iiuiiifj it ; out tueic was a
gieflt diversity of opinion concerning the
iharactei of tlio amendment needed.
Tho rjue-lloii whether iho.-toanielilpXc-vada
being tiftusfened by thol'aelllu Mail
Co. to the Japanese did not liiMilldate tho
China mall .-ubslily has bien decided by
the solicitor general. Tlio ve-sel tloeis
not lo-c her nationality it tlio subsidy
should continue. Tliusolicitordccidtd iu-
-tead of the attorney general, bec-iiue the
latter was tlie loirucr counsel lortne com
ptny. Secret f-cril?c 1'uikI.
The (csilmony of Whlftly, Miller and
Davenport is nide public to-diy. That ot
the two foiniei have ulieidy bctn printed.
D.tvenpoit s'lid tint in 1S70 liu discoteird
tint trands were being pel pttrated in the
tlectlous iintl he adopted a system of w'2-i-tiatlou
which cvcuttially tvsulitd lu tlie
dettctlon of the-o lrauds. In puisiuince
ot this nutter witness had spent 10,01)0.
He found lu was being Impoveii-hed, and
he a-ketl Col. Uls, Geu. Aithnr. Gen.
Phnrpetiui! oth,ergeiitli'meu of Kcw Yoik
whcll.er tho govirnment would uof pay
him tor hi- efloits to detect fraud, iu the
slimmer of IS71 ho went to Long Hianch
to the 1'rc-ideiit mid expldi.eil to him the
li-auU.i lie liitildi-coxoiKi. Jle a-Ud the
Plfiilddit wlielhef some fund- in Uio COU
tiol ot tho Depattmont of .lustite could
not be nc(l to pay him. Tlie.l'ici-ideut
wa hnpres-ed with the pl.ui3 fiibiuittcil
by the witness to prevent fniuJa in election-,
and said ho would tecniaicud the
m ittor to tho Attorney Genei.il.
Mn-icli ol Mr. I.nu.
Onoof tho mint olrfjurnt mid elTecti,c
speeches in advocacy of the tiauslcr ot the
Indian buieau to the War Department,
waithatot Uepiofe.itatlvu Lane, ot Oio
gou. Unargued tha: tho tnui-tcr of the
maiiagtmeut would tend to maintain
peace, tactile additional protection to the
lives and propeity of our citizen?, leducu
tliu expen-es ol" government, and In no-wl-o
hijtuioudy ulllit, eeu ii it did not
improve, tliu condition ot the Indians.
While di-cus-lng the question of economy
hedextiou-ly calUd attention to tho a-t
amount ot good which a portion of the
money thus nvul could cilia by opening
the navigation ot the Columbia and 1m
piolug the harbors of tho coa't, o as to
develop the natural wedth mid manifold
resources ol Oregon. IIo adtnlni-tcivd a
sevcio rebuke to Cox, ol New York, tor
nsper-lou of the character of fio tier-men.
tie eulogized their galanlrj'. magiiuulmity
und Intellegence, vividly depleted the hor
rors of Indian barbarities lu Oregon and
Utah and showed the justness ot the com-
filnlnts against the present system .ol
ndiaii management. Lane nJoslioicrtd
ridicule on Cox's account ol hU objerva-
tlon ot the i end olicy at Algeria, anil
seiitiinentallty concerning tho noble red
men ol the lorest, and uttrlLuted ll to his
studious nerval ol Cooper' roinaiioes and
hlscxperlenreasaTiimniunytbleftaii. This
wily ai.d ford Lie extemporaneous speech
bus given liiie )ig,U rank uuiong the de
baters of tliu Uotfec.
Hralon Wool Market.
Boston, April 22. Market dull and
pt ice (oiilimie to ruin lu favor of buyers,
but pre-ent low rates have triiMcd ntther
inoro In-iuliy Irotii htrgu purcluscrs.
ltather moie I doing iu tK-eco wool than
lat week. The stock of dcslrablo XX
llei cvs I vcrv m ill. and in irket flrm nt
44B'.ic xr Kiiinl for lots In good condi
tion. XXX IVnuyUanla -old at-lSc.
No. 1 choice 4oc and extra 42S43 Mich
gan and other wctern tteeci-s trn quite
dull. S.iltM of California cm only be made
nt low tlgarc-s. .'S'a40c'l)"r pound are ex
tri pi ices for choice Michigan. WIconln
mid -ome very jnml wutceu lleecv will
not Ining over :t."i u.ISc!. Stoiks of comb
ingaiid delaine ll.-eceare very small, but
thedi'iniiid is now limited; huge con
sumer are well supplied for tlio pie-eut.
Fine delaine fleece are vei.V dull and ne
glected, and both combing and deiah.o
litccv -how a laigo falling oil lu prlets
Irom Ihe 'ilglie-t point ; in ome intaiice
sile li'Oit lieeu iiihiIii al a ii-ductloil Ot
lOdllic per iMiimil Inmi quotations .1 lew
moiilli- ago. Some 111.000 pound of wa-h-(
d.couilied and delaine sold at I7u53ciind
from C2&.55C nnv be cousldoied outside
prices tor the mo-t fair business is doing
but at low pliers. A deitable lot af 5,
000 pound- ot new spring wool sold at
27e,antl other good lot-ot rprlngat USS230.
Iu pulled wool Kioderatu buhie was
done, -ales dining tho week Include 12,
000 pili'dpilly fiom 37isf42 for good
average lot of superfine and "1S3420 tor
lextra; stock laige and low supera are neg
lected. Flillmtclittilit trool Mnrkct.
rnil.Aln.villA. Amil 22. Wool l in
Improved demand; pi Ices steady and
lirmer, but not high; supply light; Col
orado wa-lied, 20(ff22.i;uiiwiihrd, lS(320c;
extra and meiiuo pulled. ."ijCoVc; No. 1
and -iiperliuu pullinl, 30S;i'J, extra line
iiid medium, 2cKit2(Jc; coarae, lSia20c.
Illnllie Axhcsl lo llxplaln
Indian i-puf, April 21 The Evening
Xrws calls on BHIne to a-k an imiuedi
ate Inveatlgatlon Into tho charges of his
obtaining !fGo.000 from tliu U. 1 It. It.
Co., and announces upon authority tint If
it is not done, J. K. Harrison, of this city,
will go before the judielaiy committee of
tho House, and, as government director of
the road, demand an Investigation of the
mailer.
l'uiaiuua II. It. War oh (lie I'nuamn
Stemushlp Co.
Xi:w York, April 21. At a meeting
of the dhectorsot tho Panama It. It. to
il ty, it was oidered that from this date all
trelght for Sail Kianclsco mid South and
Ceutial American ports be can led at local
lates. This rul to apply to all bttMne
received Irom all soiuces. A Panama rad
io id olllcial also states that new attach
ments against the coal supplies and other
piopcity of the I'aclllc Mail Co. lu Cali
fornia wero Issued to-day at the suit of the
Panama Co. on its claims $400,000. and
arrangements to furnish tho neccs-ary
bonuS on the attachment ag dust the ship
aie completed.
('ulormio leIi,Bi(tlon to C'liitlmmll Elect
ed Di-Nvnt, Col. April 21 The Eepnbll-
c-ui terrltoiial convention yesterday select
ed a ilelegal Ion to the National Conven
tion, headed by Hon. M. Teller. Tho
dehgntion is regarded as uncxccptioiially
good, and uninstructed.
Horrible Ucnlh.
Ci.evhlakp, April, 21 A man named
Peter Il.ut,.ilit-drlver ,at Villow Mrect
bridge, was jesteulay caught'"Tk!tWTC!i
pile ai.d tho hunmer, and mangled o
frightfully that lis died almost instantly,
Stone (niirryuicu on u Htrlhe.
Chicago. April 21. Six hundred work
ingmeu In the Stone, quarries at Lciuonr,
Illinois, who have been woiklngall win
ter for a dollar u day under a ptomlso of
liighcr wages lurther along lu tho season,
struck yes'erday, and became so boisterous
that the policemen were summoned Irom
Chicago, who made fitly nnest. and
iiui-llid the dlstinbanco. The anested
men were brought to Chicago, and in the
jii-tico couit to-dny weie held over for
tii.il, On Saturday. Thny are genmrallj
a pa.iLei.ble set of men ; but thoy -ay they
h .e been put oil lu tho mutter ot wages
so long that tliev nie on the point of star
vation, tint tiioy cannot suppnit their
wivriati'l largo families on woik that
p lys an average of tour or live doll us per
week. A telegram fi inn thoquiirles to
nlght s-'ijs tho woikinenaiu quiet tor the
piL'aUllt.
l!.e .'icr.et herilri) I'tini!.
The World's Washington special ays
the Cau'ilciil committee sent to the Trc.is
my Dep'irtmriit to-d.y anil gc.UK'11 Un
book in hich tho Kccirf h' I vice flLVOiiuts
vtri auitlftiT. Olllcial figures iow that
Iu 1872 aloiio tlieto weie expended over
?1."jO,000 In Uranl'ii behalf, lutse.nl of 13,
000. Tlio Times Wa-hlngloii spcehlsiys
that In the appropriation tor cret service
funds tho money 'was ab-olutely in the
control of tho Attorney-General. Thero
was thnnglit to bo clearly unpardonable
loo-one-- In the disbursement, slnco the
only vouchers preserved aiuthu recrlpts of
Wliltely. If gross sums ot money have
been Impropeily expended In Xew York
tho responsibility must fall on tho Attorney-General.
Davenport's testimony puts
the Pie-Ident'-i action lu a new and more
favoiabh) light.
ltetoliillon In .tlexlco.
GALVIU-TOX. April 20. A Ilrownsvlll
special says Diaz ,1s busily organizing
liU forcoa In Matamora. HU paitlz-ius
.iy It Is preparatory to a march on Moiite
rev; but trom the Lief that he Is rem lin
ing iu tlie loits around Matamnra. It is
douhtlul about his advance. Tht-ie Is
iiotliing new hi tho situation, ihcrclore at
Matamoras. Several boxes of arms
crowed tho river ii few day ago for prl
atii p ii ties at Matamoras; but the collect
or of this port cave orders that no more
should be w ossed while the city is in the
hands ot the revolutionists, without direct
authority from the Secretary of tho Treas
ury. Telegrams have been received hero or
dering Geu. Potter, theprccut comman
der on this line, to duty hi Kentucky. It
Is reported that lie will bo relieved by Geu.
Devln.
Geu. Laborra Is still hero with his Hiul
ly awaiting tho approach of the Mexican
government forces. Ho veins confident
that Matamora will soon be in tho hands
of the government force. All the Mexi
can oUlccrsucreusHTt tint Matamora was
only lost through the treachery of Gen.
Luicdo.
Mx "Mm Hmiceil on One MTfiiM nt the
-hiiiu Tim.
LiTTt.i: Hock. April 2101 tho six
men hung at I'ort Smith to-day. ono xyas
n lull blumlcd negro, ono a full blooded
Choctaw, one a full blooded Chemkeu iiid
one a white mm, and wero all sentenced
at the 1 He term of the United State court
for the Wet district ot Arkansas on tho
lid of September. The six weie executed
on tlm same MiatioM.
A iron Wilson, the negro, was condrt
rdof the murder ot an old nvin nimi-il
Hani, fiom Ndu tsk'i; who was traveling
to Tex i 1th hi little sou in September
I i-t. The sou alter witnessing the murder
of his titber pleaded for mercy, but the
negiosenta biilht crashing through hi
b'alti al-o with his f itlit r pl-tnl. He
snlniipicntlv nil'eied to divide hi spuli
with tho Wichita Indians, who, however,
caused lilari('t.
slain Seelv. aged about twenty-live, and
Gibson A-hton Alil.ee. holh CliKctaw.
unn. eonvletiMl nt llli! llllllllcr ol all old
ChoctMV iiami'd l-'ineg-in. an Imllm doe
tor, and hi cook, a colored woman. Till-
was near Waldo, lu the Chleka-aw nation,
about four years ago. Thomurderei called
at their victim's house ono evening to tay
all night, and during tho nlRlit Glb-on
snllr. tint old man's head odcii with an ax.
while Srely beat tho woman to death with
an old gun barrel. Tho iuiii(lcn.r wero
tried for killing tlio woman, for had only
tho Indian been murdered the cao would
not have been amenable In tho United
States com ts. Wilson told a woman of tho
a flair, which soon leaked out, ami led to
their anost. trial and condemnation.
Orpheus MeGee. a Choctaw, with his
brothel. Dave and Chaile. known aslio
lug wild and reckles. and h ivlng n giudgc
against Itolcrt and W. V. Alexander,
nolglibois who had ottcn had the author
ities agilint McGee, murdered llobert
Abxander l.it September and altcrwauls
bragged of tho deed. Charles MeGee was
killed w bile tleclng trom justice, D.ivo was
cleared and Orpheus McGco paid the pen
alty to-dav.
Oar Lund, n Cherokee of mlddlo size
and light coiuplexlon, was convicted ol the
most llendish minder In August 1873. He,
Iu company with Win. Waltner, also a
Cherokee, approached tho houo of an old
neighbor, Tlios. A. Cai lisle, a wliito man,
but iinnied ton Cherokeo woman. Cat
lisle was intelligent, wealthy farmer liv
ing about thirty miles north of Fort
Smith on tho Statu lino In the Cheiokeo
nation. Tiioy deliberately shot him down
while ho was ulleiiii!! them tho hospital
ities of his liou-e, and betoro tho eyes of
his family who lied In allrlght. 'Iho mur
derers took about $1,300 woithol property
and money. White was killed while llce
ing pur-tilt; but Sanders was delheicd
over to tho United States and convicted.
William Letch, a native of Gcimanv,
.'13 yens old. murdered a man named Wil
kins in Mtrcli, 1S75, aiid tlieu binned the
body. Each of the six claimed to be In.
uocent when scut for.
Indictment (or Perjury.
Tho grand jury of tho U. S. court to
il .y returned Indictments against scvcial
neisons. Two ot tlio Indictments were
against Matthew D. ltapp, former super
intendent for Palilmau & ltnh, and one ol
their prominent witnesses iu tlie lat trial,
They chatgo him with conspiracy and per
lurv iu sweaiing that no frauds wero per-
petiated. Itapp has left and cannot be
found. Several gangers and storekeepers
.appo ired In court anil pleaded guilty to In-
UlCtUlcnts ngiiliist'tneni, .
Ft. Lakajhi:, April 20. Mr. Mllfg-in,
of Scrantou, Pennsylvania, arrived liero
this atteinoon. Hu ays whllo coming in
on tho morning of file 10th his party was
ittackcd by Indians In Itrtl Canyon, near
tho Clicyenno river ranch, about 30 miles
from CiUter. A few of the party escaped
to tho ranch. .Mr. and Mrs. Mctz, ori.tr
amioCity, weie Mlled. A colored women
was ttken prisoner. A m m named Simp
son was also killed. Tho babies wet o bur
ied uext d i.v. Mrs. MtW J'd been rav
l-htil. Tin co men weie woiillod Grlch
an, liom Mis-otui, mortally ; aii'l Bitally
Irnm Mlssoml, and C. W. Beige'slr, liom
VliglnlaCity, Nrvula, seilouJIy. t is
feaicd the wounds may piovo fatal. The
wo'iniicd men aieat Cheyenuu river ran
cho. Tho pi ico wheru the attack was
ruiulo is about 120 miles fiom thi post.
Apill 21 In my ill-pituli of ye-terdiy,
about the lied Union uiassiicre. I nientloii
ed that tin eo wounded men wero left at
Cheyenne liver rancho this morning. Gen.
UimUey, commanding ll.e dittrlut of tho
Ulack 'Hills, -ent a detaehuiciit of cival
ly and an ambulance to bring them in.
j;xtiidi:itiit'ic'Uu tiu Hiiiciiicd.
WAtHI.NGTOK,April 22. No reply flOIU
Loudon lias yet hern tecrlved to Fish's
note, earnestly protesting against tho
course of the English government in i din
ing to rcttiin Wluslow.
The Canadian government,however,ral
scs no question as to Its power under IMt
sh I iw and leturiis fugitive ; this proba
bly w III be a valuable precedent.
U'ltlieitic-tt Miiuauourd far the Iinpench
went Trli L
The Impeachment mantgers of tho
House hive directed subpoenas to be Issued
tor Mr. and Mr. March to appear Thurs
day before the Court impeachment. This
indicates that the manager Indulge iu a
belief that the Senate will overrule llei
knap's plea of a want of jurisdiction.
HuauiiKU by the Ilrt-iik lu Iho Ilnnulbiil
lA'tre.
Ql'incv, April 20. The break In the
Haiiuib il levee 1 more serious than ever.
A vast iimouutof furniiiig land has been
Inundated and the crops destroyed. The
water is falling now, but It will be many
days befoie tliu lauds can bo cultivated and
tho people can return to their deserted
lion -es.
Exhibitor Crowriluir to FhlMdelphlH.
l'llll.ADKl.rillA, April 20. Kadi day
brings redoubled activity on tlie part of
exhibitors. Tins morning jh carioaus
ot goods were on the tracks about the en
closure. The Chilian commission will erect a spa
cious building to exhibit it machine for
amalgamating metal.
The Report About I in pro r I'aeorMonry
MlaUiideratsMMl .
Tlie Tribune's Washington special says
the report winch startled wasiungiou yes
lerdav turns out to have been mlsunder
stood. The money was scut as stated, but
extended to prevent Illegal voting. The
only Irregularity wa In using the secret
fervlco funds. Mr. Grant and Divenport
are to tctlfy. Tho latter declared ho paid
$23,000 out of his pocket for registration ot
voters. The committee, however, are not
quite satisfied.
llrlitow Adhere lo l,l Method.
Sco-etary ISristow adheres to the old
method of sale ot bonds to meet Alabama
claims, notwithstanding tho suggestion ot
many to sell iu miiii of $1,000 or mul
tiples. VUillclJ has not 1'it Told All HeKnoin.
The oilii'pceiil say: It Is certain
that Whlirly l.a not . t told all he know1
about tliu -ecret service fluid. Money was
not only u(d tocmyXow Yoik; but
thousand upon llioii-ands wero used in
the south, wheie buroom and corner
groceiies weie bought up. Tliu President
" teirlbly woriled about tho downfall ot ,
Ids friends nml the evidence criminating
hluwlf; but be Is tlmioitglily aroused aitu
excited, ilenoiuiclng Williams' statement
as untrue.
SISO,UJJ lMM to Mhllely ultlilnTno
Yeiirt.
It 1 known iii goveiuiiKiit circles that
when Pleriepont liiino Into oilico as At
torney Genei il he found that within two-
yrirs SloO.UlH) nnl been pain to v.oi.
vnitpiv oy ins pivuece-ors, .iciciiuii
and Williams. Fifty tlum-aiid dollirsof
this amount. It Is xiild, was p'lid to Da
venport. 1'o-day oai eh was madu tor
voucher, but none could bo found. This
statement cieates much comment lu olllcial
drclos, and It pioliablo that the Cabinet
meeting, which is called an hour earlier
than usual for to-innnow, will consider
this and kindled subjects.
rnsiiiuo of the Iiidlnn Hill.
r.w York, Apill 20 Tho Herald's
Washington special says that there 1 a
fair pi ospeet that tho Indian bill will bo
pas-od by a fair majority. His oxpected
that tho bill will save $10,000 yearly.
Mr. Aiery Tells All Miv Kiiohh About
Iil-1 y I'niiKlt
Waiiingion, Apiil 21. Mrs, Avery,
wlte of tho trciisiucr'scleik just sentenced
at St. Louis, a icpoi ted on good iiithorlty
went before Pleiiepont to-day and con
fessed all ho knew about tlm whliky
fiaud. Thicontcsion allects tho Presi
dent and implicates Bibcock and her hus
band. The interview was lengt' " ,tc-
rious and painful. 4 & n -
Iinnnclintl I'rorlir ...
Xi-.w York, Apill 21. The colored
people of KIchmoiid and tho Mil rounding:
towtu celebrated rniancliatinn and tho
adoption of constitutional amendment..
Display very ci editable.
Tin: wim:ml''a haii.way rnoro-
MIUIS.
Wo nro enabled this morning to prosout our
rcadeu wltli a complcto Bt.Ueinont of tho prop
oslijon of tho Central Pnclllo 1'iilnay Company
to eousttuct tlio l'oillatul and WInncinucca
Railway. This van bu done by giving an nb
stmct of tlio bill prcparod by that company, to
bo adopted by tho pcuplu of Oregon tluongU
their Logislutino.
Bectlou 1. Crottcs a compiny to bo called
tho "Oregon and Contiul P.iclilo Railroad Com
pany. Sec. 2. Dollnos tho proposed lino from with
in 100 rnilos of Wliuicmueca to a point of In
tersection with O. & C. 11. 11., not fuitlicr north
than Engciio City, ami tlicuco to tlio city of
Portland, by such ronto as may bo (loomed
prajtlcablo with brunches and extensions, to
rV.ltmil.l . rlvKV -
TTtu. 1J7 Qivo4 power to accjulrv tlifia.cti
ol Oregon Coulral l'aeitio Iluilnay aiiil V;
It. R., If ducined necessary, and hoimft"'
ngiood upon by tlieso companies. i'.
8io. i. Gives right of way of 109 foot a$
neccosarj grounds for stations, depot and si
tucks, etc., not LXCwiduig 10 tieics at any cui,
placo, and l'Ulit to t.ilo tiuibor, stouo and wutcr
to colibtiuct Iho load.
Bio. 5. Right to piitcliasopnlilia md unoc
citpicd lands for put po-id ot coinpuny at rates
cstablUlicil by law.
Bcc. U. Exemption from taxes, " State,
county, niimlclpd or loeil cliar.ictcr" until ntt
earnings remaining (uiur pivmout ofixpousis,
etc., od interest piyinontO shall oxoenl tlio
bum ot '0 rsr cent, per annum oil tapital stock
of company, (Vri alter otimpaiiy to pay taxis by
gonoialUws nppiIeUo, to roal iuidpiii.oii.il.
pioportY,
Lieu. 7. (living raihnail coniny pawcrto
imuu its own bonds an 1 pay lutciest '''Ctton Hot
oxcoeillng S ixir rent, per jear.
neu. o. uiiiiie;!!!!,; "irom mi'i .11 lor uee-opi,
alien of this act," to tmii;p'iit mul (oney1
orrtlio lallroid comp.my' loul, ull publio
inc'iseniiOir'i cwnicts priioacis, lunatics anU"'"
public oniors, and nil ailiolcs for ll.o Btatf
Fait at Hali-m, mid to bo ictnrncd tliercfiomj
tlio tioops and iuuuIIoiih of war, etc., etc., fur
a Mini equivalent to SJ10.0.0 por oar for 30
yeais luynicnt to Iw maUo pro rata on cich for
ty miles' of tlio io.ul when built; this suction
concludes thus : " And said (IntJiest) pay
tnunts shall bu dii mi d to bu fall and ttulUclJfcut
ouinponsatinii for said soivicet, and no other or
further liability shall necruo to tlio Btato with '
iu tbo period uiunlioue-d fur or on account cf
any interest payments, nor at any tiuio on m,.
count of tbo primilpal sum of said bonds, wiiV-fc,.
htia.ll bu paid by sain rallro.ul company at luatu.
rity." (fhiHiiois away with tlio asseilioii in,4
last ovening's Join nal that tliu Hhitu pjjs the.
piinclpal sum ot tlirco mllllnn dulliiiHi)
Hoc. 0. Authorizes tlio city ol l'ortland.jo
tbo county ot Multnomuli, to Ktibscrihu or l-'uc
Its bonds to an airoiint not uxcoedlug ouojiul
hou doll.ua at 8 per cent inteiest, and to liv ' i
tax for sumo. Hut tlio Central I'aelllo d
eompanv do not, however, ask the eltv ub-.
scribo that sum. Thoy say that it Is aft',et)ier ,
lllolvjtbat they may bavo to orpctlmpmlu)
Btiuctures on tlio liv'cr at I'oiiland u) r tlio
lino is completed, and expct tbo city would as
sist thorn in making those struuiuios and rivtr
improvements, but Ihev add. nossib r not un
til after tlio city lias begun to feel tliu benefits.
of tlio ridhoad." Nor do tlmy say tlmtlluiy asl;
a million ouuars lur iiiesu purposes, it Hio
the ncopiooi l'oruaiid to vuie a sumuolex
ceeuing one million uonars.
Hec. 10. Hpecille-H that tho surveys are to bo
commenced immediately, and the road built
within 10 years.
Bee. 11, (Htcs tlio company power as to
faros sud freights, and tolls to bo collected, uh
tll tlio company earns interest on its bonds and
capital Invented, but provides that tho compa
ny cannot at any timo chaigo higher ratos per
milo than may bo charged for tho time being
by the Central 1'aciflo Railroad main line iu
Utah and Nevada, and uoniiwls tho company to
Uuu through bills of lading to and from Port
land aim Atlantic coast aim Mississippi valley
at rates never oxoocdlng those ohargod to and
from nan irrancisco, Willi tneocran cuarga from
rtsn v rauciso") wi i oi uauci auuea mere w. oi
gOUUU. ty
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