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"WILLAMETTE FARMER.
BY TELEGRAPH.
London, Oct. 28. A telegram has been
received announcing tbo roturn to Valencia
of the British Arctic expedition under Capt.
Nares, comprising the steamers Alert and
Discovery. Progress to the North Polo was
found impracticable. Capt. Nares reports
no land could be discovered to tlio nprth
ward of the highest latitude reached, name
ly: 81i 20", but In other respects the expedi
tion was a success. The Alort has proceed
ed to Queenstown, and Capt. Narcs to
London. All well.
AuuunN, Oct. !). IMwartl 8. Htokos, con
victed of tuootlng Jamps l'isk, Jr., was re
leased this morning from Mate's prison, his
term of sentenco having expired. A great
crowd was at the railroad depot to Heo .Stokes,
who, vt 1th his Irloudg started eastward.
Littlk IlotK, Oct. 23. Ihreo Method!? t
ministers, while riding tho circuit In Popo
county, Ark., wore shot from tho brush,
yesterday, by two illicit distillers namod
Hughes and Halo. It is believed Hughes
and Halo mistook them for rovenuo olllcurs
and marshals coming to arrest thorn, as
warrants are now out for their arrest for
illicit distilling. One ol tho mlnistora was
mortally wounded and diod two hours after
being shot. Tho other two wore seriously,
if not fatally wounded. There Is a large
number or illict distillers In that part of the
State, and six of theso parties have beon con
victed during this week In the U. S. Court of
this district.
Hintu r. nn TUn 7..w In.f1av null.
A AltlO, UU. UWi UD J. IjMI V w- J j.mm
llsbes a letter from I)e Isummard, chief com
missioner of France for the Amorican cen
tennial exposition, declaring that tho letter
printed in that journal on Friday, attacking
the management ol tho exhibition and con
taining other base cbargos, tbo authorship
of which is attributed to him, is an utter
fabrication. De Isummard publishes a dis
avowal In tho most formal and express
terms, and adds that if his donlal bo not suf
ficient, he is in possession of documentary
evidence to prove the truth of his statomont.
TbePono haInir desired to dlvido tho
archbishopric of Lyons Into two divisions
and without tho assent of tho French govern
ment, tho latter has issuod a decree lorbid
dlug such division.
BcitANTON, i'a., ucc. ui. xiio louriui ac
cident on the Delaware, Lackawanna and
"Western railroad last night occurred at
Lehigh bumniit on Pocoma Mountain,
twonty mllos trom Scranton. The regular
train to Now York and Philadelphia, con
sisting of seventeen nassencor coaches, had
about 1,200 nassongers on board. Tho train.
was two hours behind tlino, and touching
tho summit, stopped for water from tho
tank. While there a heavy toal train rati
into tho roar ol tho tnviHotiKor train, telescop
ing two ol the cars through and through and
brnaklhg othors. Tho scono that ensued
was heartrending, although by almost
miraculous cirenmstaucos tho number ol
Jellied was but fow.
Tho number of postal cards issued during
tho mouth ending to day was 23,11(1,000, bo
ing an Incroaso ol 11,077,600, or nearly lf por
cent, ovor tho lssuos of October last yf ar.
This Is tho largest issue occurring in any ono
month since tho introduction ol tho cards,
some three years ago.
HisMAituic, Oct. ill. Don. Miles had a suc
cessful light aftor an unsuccessful council,
with anting Hull, on tho 22d,ou Cedarcreok,
killing and wounding a number ot Indians.
The Tribune says: At a lain hour l"t
weiiing Mix agreed to accopt tho Republi
can nomination for mayor, it tendered to
ilui, as it will bo to-night.
PitlLAum.i'iiiA, Oct. 111. Admissions 82,
000. LoNi0N,Oct. HO. Noonday A Ttmei dis
patch from Calcutta says accounts Irom dis
tressed districts of Uombay aro somewhat
better. The commander of Warrick doos
not anticipate actual famine Thero has
been some rain In Deharwar, but no im
provement is reported In tiohlaporo or
Poona. Great sullerlng already exists at
Hehlaporo, where cattle are selling at lour
penco each on account of a lack of wator.
iteports Irom Madras are also gloomy.
on these, carrying tho partition with the!
and in a few minutes hundreds of China
men piled on top of each other, screamlngi
moaning and crying in Chinese and English.
In a few minutes after tho accident occurred
a few ofllcers rushed to the scene and at
tempted to render assistance, but their eilorts
wore In vain for awhile, as those who wore
uninjured refused to render any assistance
or stand back. A reinforcement of police
under Capt. l)ougla3 came up in ashorttlmo
and cleared a spot around which lay the fal
len men. Tho offlcors worked with a will,
removed the debris and in a little while com
menced taking out the unfortunates who had
been crushed by those who fell on them.
As soon as taken out the w ere carried to tho
stroet and laid on tho sidewalk. Tho fresh
air rnvirml n tnw.hut tho maloritv woredead.
After they had all beon taken out, it was
dlscoored that twenty-one were dead and
about hitcen wounded. Some ot the wound
ed wero takon away by friends and others
wore taken to tho hospital. The dead were
takon to tho morgue. While tie dead and
wounded wore being removed tho police en
doavored to press Chinamen Into the service
of removing the injured and those whose
life had fled, but they refused to help. The
actors, lully aware of what had occurred,
continued playing on tho stapo as if nothing
had happened , and It was not until Captain
Douglas ordered them to ceai-o playing that
thoy put a stop to the performance.
TffE (JACKETS.
The War in Europe,
IlKixntADii.Oct. ISO. A battlo was fought
gestonlay, in which tho Turks drovo tho
ervlans from Djiinis, after a crushing do
feat. Tcheruayell's army is cut In two and
completely demoralized, llortavotch's com
mand has retirod on Kruchevatch, audit
great panio prevails at llelgrado.
Constant iNoi'i.i:, Oct. .'SO. Hon. Ignatloll
had an Interview with tho .Sultan on Satur
day, and with tho (Irand Viler jesterday.
Subsequently the ambassadors ot tlm six
powers had n conforoiu o. Tho Turkish
minister held a council. Tho prualeut Im
pression regarding the situation is pnolliu.
A dispatch Irom Coustautlnoplo mijs ic is
stated the l'orto has accepted a pioposal tor
n two months armistice, with it prmlso that
ifpoace Is not concluded within tho time,
the armlstlo may be susceptible of twoMio
coaslve prolongations of six weeks each. It
is further provided that hostilities coan
throughout Sorvlu, Montenegro, llosula mid
ilorogotlna, and that loiolgu mllltaiy at
taches proceed to tho seat ot war to Mittlo the
lino ot demaruatluu between the opposing
forces.
Mr. Pi:ti:usiumui, Out. 31. To-tlaj Wulclnl
Gii.vMc sti.tes tlutt (ion. lgimtletl, Ku.sun
ambassador, has been instructed to demand
tho Porto's acceptance within ! hours ol an
armistice unit suspension it hostilities, nth
crwlse diplomatic relations between Hut-slit
and Turkey will bo broken oil, and lieu. lg.
natletl, with the persouellonf the embassy,
Will leave Constantinople.
London, Oct. CIl. The Ttjut sa n editori
ally it is ,!mMesh!n not toolserto thai wo
have notice that Oerinauy abides and will
abide by lis alliance with Husslu, although
it will struggle to keep on good terms w lth
other powers.
The French ami Kngllsh papers aro dls
aatlailed with tho emperor ol (lormany's
tateiuent about lluropeau iituhs In Ids
apeeoh at the opening ot the session of the
Imperial Parliament of Germany at ltcrlln
yesterday. The Frenoh papers accept It us a
direct menace to France.
Viknha, Oct. 81. Tho JUitienl ftiitw
jwndauye newspaper publlsluw a telegram
from 8t, Petersburg statlug the order to
Gen. Iguatletl to pron.nl HussIh's ultimatum
lo the Porte, was dispatched by the Czar
direct to Constantinople last etenltig, and
that the Ctar was Induced to take this step
byrecnt events In Sen la, and Turkey's
oontinulug the war, iiotwitlislamilng the
negotiations eudlug for an armistice.
Fearful Ptutlc at a Chinese Theatre
21 Kilted.
8an Phancimo, Oct. 31, At flo mlmitra
13 last night, panlo ooouritKl In tho Hojal
Chinese theater on the north hldeof Jackson,
between Kearney and Ihipont streets. A
tamped o followed which reunited In the
death of 21 Chinaiuen.aud the wounding of
15 or SO more. While the performance was
going on soma one In the audience railed a
cry ot Are. The alarm was gioundlcss, but
. It eraatad a panlo and a great portion of
ttioae la the auditorium ana lu ine gauery
whloh has a stairway running down to the
front door started for the only iumus of
suit. Some of the foremost fell or wore
pashad down the stops loading to tho corri
dor, and those who came after them fell roll
juflioa Uaoii Thejsurgtug crowd pushed
Wi'Athkr Hwoivr, Oct. 1870. During tho
month of Oct, 1870, thore were thirteen days
during which rain fell, iz: on tho 15, 16, 17,
18, 10, 20, 21, 23, S), ZO, -i, zo, zv, Hiving an
aggregate of 8 01 in. of water. There were
0 clear days and ! cloudy days other than
those on which rain lell, and two days, the
23d and 21th, were foggy during tho entire
day obscuring the face of the sky. Thunder
occurred on the 17, 18, 10, and 21, and hall on
the It).
Tho mean tomperaturo lor the month was
50.71. Highest daily mean tomporature 73
on tho 1st. Lowest dally mean 41 on the
28th. Mean tomperaturo for the month, at
two o'clock p. m., 05.G00.
Hiehost temperature for tho month, 82 at
2 n.m.. on the 3 and 4. Lowest thermom-
etor lor tho month, 38" at 7 p.m., on the 30.
The prevailing winds for tho month were
from tho north during 10 days, south 10 days,
M)Uth-wost4das. No obioratiousi takeu
on 31.
During Oct. 1875, thero were 15 days during
which rain fell, with 0 70 in. of water. 4
clear and 5 cloudy das, and 7 foggy and
smoky das.
Mean temp, for month, 50 45.
Illghost dally tomporature, 02 on 7th; low
ost dally temporaturo, 11 on 20th.
Lor. v, Nov. 1, 1S7H. T. Pijakci:.
Rock Point Farmers' Club
Ln. Faiimi.u: The Kock llolnt Fanners'
Club is to moot tho second Saturday in No
vomber, at ono o'clock, Blimp. Tho question
lor discussion will be: How often shall we
plow for Hummer fallow, itud when shall
the first plowing be done?
Highland Club aro intitcd to bo present
ami tako part in tho discussion.
Go. W. UUNT, Sec'y.
N. It OurGrango is prospering llnely,
two members by dimlt last mooting, threo
for admittance by degree work.
The Wheat Market.
During the past week the Wheat market
has become depressed somewhat, though
prices have been sustained up to Wednesday,
the day we close our record. The Salem
Mills and W. J. Herren are paying 72Ji cts
por bushel for wheat, as heretofore, though
Mr. Herren Informs us that it will be difficult
to sustain the price unless the market grows
firm.
The lato rains and bad condition of roads
have put a stop to hauling of wheat, though
a large quantity remains In the hands of
farmers that w HI be hauled as soon as the
roads improve.
The continuance of pleasant weather is
very desirable, on many accounts, as the
rains for two weeks wore ory severe for
tho season.
i3m:ii-.e:3vide3 Tori's.
I'src&m
European Grain Market.
Chicago, Oct. 20.--The week that has just
clostd has beon marked by no great varia
tions in tho prices ot tho principal cereals,
and though there has been a very large legit
imate business transacted in nearly every
branch of produce, and tho speculators deal
ings havo noarly equaled those of tho previ
ous week, tho situation seems practically un
changed as regards tho luture. The Lastern
question seems to hato assumed n phase
which will prevent sudden rise In the near
future on account of the probable war, and
prices here seem to havo a receding rather
than advancing tendency.
Paimut. Accident. Last Friday morn
ing Mr. J. U. Lambert met with quite a se
rious accident. Ho was at work upon his
place at Milwaukie, and while getting over
tho stoop bank to tho rl er, slipped and fell
across a largo rock, fracturing two of bis
ribs and otherwise mluring himself. Ho is
getting along as well as could bo ox pec tod.
Oiegoutan.
Attention to Business.
Should any person or pers-ous wish to buy
out a good paying business, I will oiler my
ontlro stock of 01 on oral Morchaudiso at 80 cts
on the dollar of llrst cost in San Francisco;
If for cash, live por cont. discount; or I will
gUo timo on good uegotiablo notes, wl.li In
torost, on 3, (1, l), and 1- months. Should any
ono wish to purchase, ho will bo required to
miiUo a deposit ot $100, and I will do like
wlso; will then tako an invoice, and it olthr
ptrty wishes to withdraw otter tho Invoice is
taken, can do so by forfeiting doposit. This
oiler Is good until Jan. 1, 1S77. 1 will t.io
Wheat at l0 cents por bushel, ilolit orcd at tho
Farmers' Warohoiiho or Klnueys' Mill.
In tho meantime, I will ollargre.it induce
ments to purchasers until tho nbovo dato, In
the lollowing goods: Headed and olit
purues, shell boes and albums, opera gliis
es, pull boxes, titnoy sotps, lino chiuit cups
and saucers, leather dustois, it variety ol
toys, bojs' wagons, bird c.tgis, and dolb,
shot pouches and gun wadding, a good selec
tion of pipes, books, and stationery, tobacco
and elgarH, a good assortment ot baskets,
crookory, glass ahd tin-ware, door mats,
china matting, carpets, oil cloth, ioot-stool,
carpet-basis, satchels, p tinted and plalu'tvln
dow curtains, eotlee mills, lamps aad chlin
novs, brooms, axes, checker botrds, piper
collars, ladles' underwear, gents' overcoats,
kid gloves, tobacco pouches, ribbons, acoi,
and embroideries, trlmmiugs, biaids and
combs, boots, shoos, and hati. You will also
llnd a good line of Gents' and ltoys' Cloth
ing and Gknkuai. MrtKciiANniHi:.
My stock Is all perfect, and will ho sold at
DUKAn-Y-HKiujcKU rKioi.s until January 1,
1877.
All persons Indebted to me are requested
to call and settle, with cash or note, before
December 1, 1S70. All bills not settled by
that time will bo publlslxHi in the daily and
weekly papera for thirty days, and then, If
not paid, will be sold at auction to the high
est bidder.
1 will also trade my stock for good Farm
ing Lsnd.
All the above means business. Tboto In
terested, giro attention,
8. FntrnMAW,
Nov.l. lbTil. Kxecnthe Itloek.tSalem.
mumdic .rmrr.
IMCSn 1TIBT FBJD4T, IT
CLARKE &z CRAIG,
rrsuniiru axd raoraiiToas.
S. A. fLAllKK. II. W. CUA1G.
Terms of Subscription.
Oocropr, ooa year (M numtxr) f3.SO
On copy, li ruouttn 11 number) l.SO
Das copy, taro uicmtsj (IS Bombers) 7
Liverpool, Oct. 30. Receipts of wheat for
the past week from Atlantic ports are 35 000
quarters; irom raciue ports none; from other
sources, 11,500. Receipts of corn, 47,000.
London, Oct. 30. The Marl Lane Express
says there has been better weather during
the past week, and in the North remains of
outstanding crops have been mostly gather
ed. Tho condition of the crops is deplorable
in many districts. Barley and oats were
hardly worth carting, and the grass was so
sodden as to have lost much of Us nourish
ing properties. Iteports of the potato blight
ncmgiuuuiy. j uo uiseaae, us yei, is con
lined to a lew English and Scotch districts,
but it is feared it will extend to Ireland.
Fine dry weatder is greatly needed for pota
toes, and lor sowing wheat, a considerable
acreage of wheat has been sown during the
past week. Holders of whoat remain very
nrm.and millers buy reluctantly; but they
are by no means satisfied that an advance in
prices is improbable. Local trade has boen
quiescent with a moderate consumptive de
mand. Wheat has, with dilllculty, main
tained previous prices. California cargoes
on passage have declined slightly from the
highest point, but a firmer feeling has been
shown latterly.
Grain Fi.ekt. The Ot tgoman says there
aro now at Portland and in the river twenty
two 03sels belonging to tho grain fleet
some just arrived, some discharging ballast
and cargo, some loading and (omo finished.
Of tho latter are tho Marianne, Uluche, Fred
one, Warwick Cattle, and Coriica, ready to
suu.
Portland Produce Market.
Wo copy too lollowing from tho Oregonian
of tho 3d:
Wheat For fair average lots, 51.501.55 pr
cental, sacked.
Flour Quotable, best brands 85 prbbl.;
outside and country brands, $4.50a4.75; tine
and superline, la 1 25.
Oats jurpj ise, 50c pr bu; common 45.
Diitter 15a20c; Cheese, 15al0c.
Lggs 30 to 35o pr doz.
Potatoes 40 to 50o.
Wool Choice Willamotto valley, 20a22c;
common, llal2; Eastern Oregon and Walla
Walla, lUalbc; all according to quality and
condition.
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PLOW:
San Francisco ITIarUct.
UV TELEGRAril
San Francltco, Nov. 3.
Flour Extra jobbing, $5a5 60 latter llgure for sil
ver. Wheat $1 70nl 73. Tho latter prlco is paid only
for cholco lots alongsldo vessels.
Onta For cbolco feed $1 75, part gold.
Barlcj Drew lng, Jlal IS, feed, OOaOoc.
Legal Tenders, 91 buying, !)1, selling.
Liverpool wheat market to-day 10s sd10 clO for
averaco California; 10s 6d10s 9d for Club.
MRS. WM. MILLIGAN
Is now ready to furnish
The Ladies of Saiem
and vlciulty with
Jltiht 1 ilaclr T:iMtc.
OC5H.233 JOJ3STSD S3323.
Alo,
EXAMINE OUIt USK OF
:kt o za i o rr s ,
lleforo taUln Un e.
nun' uooit bourn or lmcnux irnos.'
Octi. Store. la
GKOTER & BAKER
rilllhtttl WCLL-KNOWN AND POPULAR MA-
X ihlncs.
Or Vi3itly Imnrarod,
Ti) tilt thd Centennial Year sml warranted to be at
rprt tinted, aro now ofttred on toa
.HOST FAVORABLG TERMS.
1 Will Dull Tii on
six TaonruM' tzxoxj
WITUOVV IXTSSKST,
U those Mho want accommodation or receive Is pay
At Ono Dollar a Bushel!
The
1876 CENTENINTIAI.
Machines
Are fir ahead of attjrthlacln tho market, and CO be
returned It not fulljr np to the guarantee.
Ol'; w
JOHN W. GILBEET,
Csaimorclul St., - - - Salem.
ectuif
E7MM
THE EYANS SULKY
Iron Beam. Iron Framo, Iron Wheels Easily Operated.
The Latest" and BT2ST Sulky Plow in the Market. Has
the Hitch and Draft direct from the end of
the Beam. Arranged to work either
three or four Horses abreast.
XS Soo tlio "SarSTJNta before "TTo-a. Toixy ! JEJ
THE OLIVER CHILLED METAL PLOW,
Will Scour where others fail. LIGHTEST DRAFT PLOW im
ported. Ask your ZTeighbors about them.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TIIE EXTIll-URDENED
Acknowledged by all intelligent Farmers as the BEST Steel Plow made.
"We have a full assortment of everj tiling in our lino :
Mill-side Plows, Left-hand PJows, Cultivators, Har
rows, Buckeye Broad-cast Seeders, Buckeye
Grain Drills, BAS.3 Farm Wagons, Spring
Wagons, pacific Fan IVSillsT Portable
Girisc miiis, rciisnBWciica, ihctng-
jii inuttsr
Victoi
il
Our Goods aro all FIP.ST-CLASS not rubbish that will not sell in California.
i Sena lor our catalogue ana rriec .List. XBr
MKAFF9
I'urtlnnil, Oregon, Oct. ii, SVKJ.
" Scales, Cider
ilS, CiC.y CiCB
BUKKEIili & CO.
BI?t3E3:E3
SEWING MACHINE.
Rotary Emotion, Latest and Best.
DOUBLE CAMS Combines strength and simplicity.
LIGHT RUNNING.
Eiit Two Toara since it was Introduced in
Oregon and Washington Territory.
Takes tlio Preference witli Many of P. of H.
Every Machine GUAEANTEED to give
ga.tri(3fctiOX2.. X3T SUOVP1 JrJbl.X033IS.
TiTiT-oTrnrt !t3ro-KKio SllTXttlo. FIHST MACHINII8 SOLD IN THIS CITY
SSSlw?AlK"STrSlflw Yven llto XabAr. EST JUbT HECEIVKD. lsBW
DlnWFbLl). DKALIM) 1I1KF.CT WI'lll JIAM)KA TUHItUS, can tell llicse favorite Slchlne $25
iViVss 1 1UN oViii:n wahiikhs "-end ron new piiicc list, and txva ioxiii momsy.
OH AtCiUiim-utx .uid ccticv for nil mntlilucs.
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J-U.BBMslsMjP.
W. TKAVER, Manufacturers' Agent,
COn. 3I0RMS0X AND THIRD STS , POHTLAH1), OREGON.
gfHmn;yy.ffMr'mi1'jmspfi iym " f f Pif
00MTEEBALAH0EVIBEATniGr SEPARAT0E.
r -i-WT Mrvi .
5 p'c LT0 rj'si S&
r.T"FBn. CIB72 f4t.ly
-' -?
'- & r-1' 5
WK reiirepiriiltiiroaniiriiiroi!ilttlall orlcre for thcjc uxirUiVd machipps. AU out -nork Is fully
warrantid tot pirtkulaif, ftnd for clrculais sud price litt, which ill ho sent by mail ae coon a jiul
liDhed. , , , , ,
Order sticuW be real In carlj, to moid dlf appointment, as o will nannfactnro principally on oidtrs for
the coming giazou. Add'tf,
PELTON & SAVAGE, Salem, Or.
B. TKLTON. m'ulmnl LEWIS SaVAGSC
Dr. H. SMITH,
SALKM, OREGON.
Office siorcd over BHKYM KN BUOS." NSW STORE
Office hour from 0 a. m. to 5 p. m.
RUPTURE.
ITaeno more Mptsll'cTrmws. No more mnVrtn
from Iron 1onpa or bicl sprlucs Pr. Howe's Pit
ent KUttlc Tra l worn w ith re Ld romiort nlht
and day. and will ard hit pirforml radical euros
when all oihen hare tailed. Itrader, if yoj are ron
(areJ. Iryoaoof Dr. ltowe' comfonahlorbtilc p
P.Unr you will iive r regret It. Itow V i vstic
1ku CoarANT. OOSAcrauxntflKt.. bu Kranclffo.
For Sq!c !
Tilt FINK nRIDKMn romer of OociTer.
1 !.! .ii I lllst..litli lri I I I 4i..l-JtJ4 hltttrliul
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LvL.Hlih Ii tiNrjf. whii rtu?iKh an I cimrrjitirt.
5 VTMiwnt, sUul fc.inSMteftiUriniUiiti'. WiH
term,. A,pty i ,.,.
;:t IMtODs Etovl eute St.. bxux.
$100 a Month to Agents
"unnnnr amour.
Lady Pat
rons write
'My brc.ul
rises with
in 2 hours
on tho 'Al
ways Han.
dy.' Our
meals lire
Lept warm,
not drl.d or
rcorched, aa in
theowi "
"Worth 10'
times tho
price for
raisings
brrad.
Bo ota,
shoes, &,
stocking are
iinlckly dri
ed withont
bnrnlng.' 'I
advlo ev ry
houek:ei'r
U) give them s trial."
Choiuical Preserving Componnd,
KKEPS vr.CS VltKSn over yc.r. KKUIT ii
Vtub1ft irotenrd.wi hojt i lie nc of Sugar, Heat.
oralr tlit Jar, orlulpl that any person can etc
it. Nmniplt. Hoi rent to arr addra en receipt of
ft. bESD FOR ClItOUtHb. Addrrtt
.K. MT. TBAVEH, t.e.M Axrnl,
f eltai fortl.ud, Or.
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