r . "asawmc J ti-MtLUfl
uiiwiwiniwwwnnwiiiwiwin mniffl
I
WILLAMETTE FARMER;
"Tmwn.v;"flnn fvw
M
fe
)K
HI
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS.
'One Kind forttio Human rninlly.
"The other for Blnrses and Atil
muls. Theso Liniments ne ulniply the nailer of the
world. Their effect arc llttlo lcs than mnrvcllotid.
The AVIuto I.liilnicnt In for the human fatnl
ly. It will dtlvo itlicumitirin, "clatiea anil Neuralgia
from the fyMein; rttres Timbijjo. Chlllbhtlnt, Lock
Jaw, r.ly, llch and tnojt Cittancouo Ernptlonr; It
erttuct treat fruti frozen hand or feet and tho pot
een of Ultct and stlng of eroaiciu reptile-; It kuIi
duo? anclllntrf, mid alleviate piln of every kind
When aprolus or bruise? o.cnr. It It, the mod potent
remedy uvir tllacovircil t hcil the Injured pirta.
The Centaur Lliilmcnt 1- naed 1th urcat i nicacy fur
Som Throat, Tootlince, C'ulietl llrcus!., Ear
ache, and Wont lhck. The follow In;; la but nram
plo of niiiuerons tuMlmonhl:
Imjiwa Home. Jcrr. Co., Ind., May S3, lk"X
f 'li uk n'my .iiiy to Inform joit that I havo nf-ferr-d
nines, null nnllun feet Mid chord". A ten
bottle i r l'-iitaur Liniment tint douu the work lor
mo I 1iij n.it bun Irou from theso rsollliiir In
cljj'it jian- Noi Urn parfeclly well. The Llnl
mmi ouirlu to be applied rm
MaNJAMIN nnowN."
The proof la In tl v ttla). It 1 reliable, It la bnndy.
It U cluap, and cvarj family fhould hive the While
Ccutnnr Mnlment.
Tin- Ytlliiu Centntir T.ltiliuciit U adapt
ed to the loti.jh miuclef, cord and Heidi of horsoi
andnuluvita It h performul more widi rful curce,
In thico yeaw, of spivln, S train, Wind-galls, Scratch
c. evruny, Mill tcencr.il Lamina, than ntl other
rcttn caluexltnco Read what the jtrctt Exprcaa
men my of It:
"New YottK, January, lfl
Uv 'r owner of horio fhould give tin) CrNr.cn
LisiMii.Ta trial. WocoaMdirlt the beat articled-orti-edlnoar
ctnlilcf.
"M M1MI, Hnpt Aditnr.x. St-Mes, Is. .
K. l'Ll.1.. Sttpt.U. h.Jrx. BtalileN. V.
"Al.llfclU'ts. Ol.lN, fcupt. jf.tt Ex. Stable, N ."
Tii beat patrona oftlila Llnlmintaro Fanleraand
Vctrlutt'yi'urt'eona. whonrcciatlnnally usltij; notni
Llnlairnt. It heals UalU, Wound mid Toll evil,
lotuovci Swoltjn;;. tuiil la worth million ofdu'.lnra
amoi'ly to r tinner, Llvcry-ireu, tocWroirer,
tim . , i . . 1 1 , , i.' d thnti ha Iuk buries or cMtlo.
I t i rVrhrcamnt do for 0 the Centaur Lin
hni v III d at a trilling; coat.
1 li Llnli.iunta nro old by sll doft.ew lurotuliotit
t iiuimirj. lhiy aro warranted by tho proprietor,
ana n bottle will bo Mlroti tosiry l'arritr or l'hj slclan
wh j dilri lo let thtm.
L-ilxiratory of J. H. .Kobk & Co.,
-SO Uv Sti, Nw Voms.
Honey.
VMttlici'w Cnitortn U a comjiUto tnbitltuto
rorCatorOll, nud la a pleawnt to tuko a Honey.
It U particularly adapted to Tel thins and lrrllablo
ehlldri-u. Itdcitroya wortna, oaaltnllatca the food,
rerfula'o the Stomach, and curoa Wind Colic. Few
rcaudlea oro aa cl'lcailoua for I'oTcrlahneaa, Croup,
Wornia and Wbooplns Coush. Catrla U a rclcntl
tic and purdj cxtab!o preuiratlon, ..-.-wn"
thtli Caitor Ull Mid xicitliir gaga nor srluca. 1 repar
od by Me.ara. J. U. Ito.B A Co., 10 Uey Street, New
York, from the recipe of Samuel I'ltchcr, M. D., of
JJjirntUble. Maa.
JAJCXUU MEI.Ii,
SncccMortoJ. M. KreLKB & Co.,
OS Liberty t - - NKW YOHK,
OomuilMloii -V)uront
TOtt HUVINO AND ronWAHDINO KUOM
F Now York via iMhmnf, l'aclOc ltillro.d anc
Sua Horn, all Linda of Mercliaudlac, and for t ho Mlt
ofV-odacwfromtbol'aclPCCoaat, for tho wllectloi
of niofior. tc- ucm'
nfcNT10W
?.,rCPCr.OVCKGJ!
' ''A 8URK CUUB FOU
Soab,
SoroWv.Worm.
Foot Rot,
AND ALL
Parasites that infost Sheep.
TT IS SAFER, BETTER AND VASTLY CHEAP
THAN ANY OTHER EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR
THE TREATMENT OF SnEEP. IT
Improves the Health
OF THE ANIMAL, AND THE
QUALITY OP THE WOOL.
X3f One gallon I enou-i'i for one hune'ri-d to two
tmu Ircd Sheep, accordinj,' totbiir age, ttrcngth, and
condition.
It la put np In FIVE-GALLON CANS-Prlce, (13
'per cau.
Send for circular, to
T. A. DAVIS & Co..
PORTLAND, OREGON,
U'liolcinlo AKCiila Tor tht Mate,
Or to vour nearest Retail Drnuslat. mA
Mrs. Hohror'o Now Romody
ron ran z.uiras
IS UZET1XO WITU WOXDEltFUL SUCCESS I
TIII3 PIRELY VEGETARLU REMEDY HAS
no e ial li ,he relief and rare of Coaqha, Colda,
Athm, llronchltU. Cronp, Whojplne Conch, Mea
lei, 4c. It ha produced ono remarLable enrea.
Soli lr rlrueiflitB cunerallr Prepared only by
JOHN L. JIIUHI'HY, Monmoath. Or.,
'To whom all l.tteta of bnaincta rhould bu addreaeed
J. A. STBATTO.V,
Attorney at Law,
SALEM. OREGON.
Office on Bute Streetjoppoalte the Bennett House.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Boston, Juno 12. Gov. Blco has recoivod
assurances that President liavps will roach
Boston on t ho 20tb Inst, and will remain in
tho city two daya," nltendlnir. Harvard Collego
Cotnuinncomeut Wednesday, and visiting
Providence Tuurndy.
WRshitiKton, June 12. President llayen,
nUliouxU In forntor years p-odiHtwspd, liku
many (itlinr hard money tnpti, lundlmro to
tlio provahint dootrluni of llimnclul wrltrrM
In favor of it Mngle roM ntaudnrd, bat tim'.o
rlnlly changed his vIowh regatdlni; tho
wisdom aud proprloty of tho nolo! 1S73,
wnicn uemonoiizen tnooiu jngui teuuer dol
lar. Ho is now in favor nf It rommipilxt
tlonand of tun io-adopllon of tho doublu
stnndard ofcold and silver.
Now York. Juno 13. H. Gov Ilomlrlt'lts
railed to-tlny in tlm ttteatnihlp Wojihlit for
Unrojie. Ho wm nc'-otnpanifd titliHslilp
liyrt lamo crowd of lrlmids,lio wished him
ion t oyiigo.
Tho Wnrld'n Wishltifrion m.s Unlicui
Siatt t)l 1 1 let nttornov Howard of L'.iih iwft
furSnlt li-tkn aft r lul midurHtniulliiK with
tho ProMdt-u' Hint tt'toruov prnernl.Knd with
iifsur.uit;i thu hi' will In Htipport'.d in tho
proxHctttlnn of I'lljibatn Yoiinj; on nny com.
irtmit nviiifiiicn iiiipKuHtliiK lilin In tho
Mountain Moadow Musaimo IIii 1ms uNo
I rendlrcotfd lo proicu:o tlu Proptiot mi n
hnruo of uiNapplicatlou or coorinnMii
funtlH whilo Jin wa Indlun nicNit, provided
t tit iill'vied I'rlnin Is not lnrrd.
Situ raiotuo, Juno 13. Crop and wonlh
ir rcporiH f.om rII prlncipl Milnn In Hie
t!to how no inatniil variation iroiu jre
Mous reports. HitrvesMiiK has coinmeivod
In many loi-alUle? In the nortlmrr- p i:lon of
thoStntn. Tlf rrcent spoil of ht wtjtther
lux rccAlonM hut Irlllinir damaeo. A tllaht
KhnukaKQ roporlftd in noma local UIph, and In
mno j 1 ices tho north wlntl vhloh piovalh d
Hlmtti-icd tlio (train u littlj, hut tho nuln
nllVctof tliu limit ittn4 to lmvo be'iito
lusten rlpptilni; i wnk or morn. Tho p
trumo Iipnteit Iprni Is now- oer, IhotiKh It Ik
b'.IU very warm In manv Interior nlleys.
UoMon, Juno 11. IntllcMliotiH nro that
I'resldout Hayes will rooolvo us warm a vel
iiomo ai wiw ovor uccorded n I'losldent.
Qrrat proparatlotm aro hi-Init niHdo.
Atlanta, Juno li. Tho mnjorliy for Con
ventlon Hl.nPO; noitkrrn oountios almost
unanimous lor It.
Now York, June 1 1 Tho llorald's oalilo
st Ihuoro:tl)althut jmIriiw! )( iiiluUivr
to fiormany.
Uiutlin, Juno H Tho Ntftln niiij Unllri!
Stute-i pnto'iiolnejlira, nf'-r h ''trriit xml
u ait'n, exjirfM h conlldon iipppf thut tho
Krasshopiwra hivn rmrly ohssiI lo ln
i-iin9 of iMnoT in Nobra.ska.
Waihlnxtna, June II. Uun (1 A.. !!
nliiKHAiu tvp'l kii'iwu in -tiir tmst in coi.
iibo Ion vtih the Wslhpfftxjditlou to Culm,
died to day, nod ii-., nr.
Juno 13 Si'imtor Jouiw it n convorllo
fJen Butlci Mia, nml Ik now m btmnvly
liifvorof paper intioy n he was throe
your ago In f,-. or of gih .i.irl silver i a in
hlvrly. Tho World' Washlncton spmilil mivii thv
well known philatithropUt, W. V. oioor.in
dUtrlhutcd -0.000 niitmiR jioor men and
women who wero rccenlly thrown out ol
ompln' niont ly rttuon of rcducilon m the
departmonts.
Worn Point, Juno 1 1. Nearly n.dOO p"oplo
wl'mRed llio t'loslut; oxfintlMO-H of tho jcni'M
atln flHss lndnr. The llrnt addrp-s was
dtOIVHrrd by Prof. Thompou, jiresldent of
llio hoard of visitors, lollowiiil by Uonirnl
Haucock.
lilttlu ltook, Juno 13. Out) half tho cotton
crop nlonir tho river may bo consideruil
dost roved.
Now burs. N. Y . Juno 13. Snvmitnmi.vnnr
i'iJiS'iJJtodWilWirW:
mors do not tiunk tuoy wm uo uanKcrous in
dostroylnp; tho crops. t
Th World'8 Washinplou Hpocial ftayst
Tho President leavos for' Iloston ou thoU-Mh.
Uo will no to New kIIampshlro, and visit
Provldonco. Soon after tho Ith of July lie
coos to Richmond and Poloraburs, and por
haps to WhltoSulphnr SpilngH, tioino tlmti
diirlne tlio miminpr ho will o lo ViMitiont.
Now York, Juno 16. Towncond, Tweod's
countol, notllios tho World nowsnapur that
Twcetl'a confetKlou will bo furnished tho
pros next Tuemlay,
Tho Herald' louder says that Tlldon's ro
rout Hpoech, buwallliiK his loss f tho l'ro-l-duiitliil
chair, not only killed hlum-lf but
tho Oonioprallo party.
The movement to mako Ilonililcks tho
next DemocruMu cindiilaio for llio i'ro-1
ileucy Nulhorlnt;o.insderrthlo hoid. It Is
tlt'clarod that Tlldtm'K Irlemls plodKid Hen
dricks tho next nomination bcioro ho imrfed
lo accf pt Iho kH-'Otitl jil.ico nt tho St. 1ouIh
oonventlon.
TwppiI'h friends aro much dlsPonrKod by
tho t.illuro of tho tuiiliorltles In niot-pt his
binto'H ovldotifti nuHinst rlnji asf-ooistcx mid
t him frco. There U roason lo bellovo that
tho Irtlluro was i-nuswl ly counter nvldonco
liowli)(: tluit tnuulxjf Twpd'H prolldrod los
t knotty would boovorwhtilmeil bvrobuttlu
ovidonco; iduo lh.it ho tramrfdrnil to Huropo
tlio proceotls or a iariio amount oi property
which is still within IiIk con lot mid ouht! to
ba Hurrondored to the city from which it was
.plundered.
uuiuio, juna to, ino tMiiior'a national
Association appointed a commute o to iutiuire
Into tho oxnedlency of ostabllshlnea ooiIi-ko
under tho direction ut the association for the
education of millers.
Chicago, June 15 The Journal's Wash
ington special hays Ohlof Justice Walte has
just returned from South Carolina. Uo says
during three weeks' stay la Charleston not h
sluglo i-oolal call was made on him or his
daughter by tho old ox rebel eloment. Ho
wos treated tnoro like an outcast and crimi
nal than a gentleman. Judgo Walto's Irioutls
hero aro Indignant and tho President and
cabinet t.oom urnatly astonished. Ho was
treated with marked respect by tho citizens
of Grocn&boro and lUlelgh, North Carolina,
where ho held court.
Wanhlnitlon, Juno 10. Tho Star avK It Is
not true that Corcoran has given 920,000 or
any amount (o bu dlsti United among di
charged government employees.
Itev. Abbott Marlln returned tiom n con
feieuut with Blplng Hull, hdltl at tint laimr'c
camp in tho Ilrl'lsh Pof.osoiiH May 2Sh.
Sluing Hull was rourioous. Ho told the
sanio old story of his wrongs. Tho conclus
ion roached was that Kitting Hn'l would not
rolurn to tho United Stales, btu would ro
main In tho Ilrltlsh Possoaslons, Ho could
ut.t bear tho idea of t-urrouderlng his possei-s.
Ions, poulos, urtns, etc,, nud busidrM (tared
for his personal t-afety. The Iudlins lost till
lliolr lo JgtiH and many arms uutl Htipolles
while crosblDg tho river this spring, bud are
In bid condition tocontlnuotho war. Tiiere
am 320 lodges, or about 1,000 warriors. Tho
Ilritisb officers sympathized with them d
assured tbtm of protection during good bo
havlor.
H nator Conklln has pai'od for Kurope.
A detach out of Mexlan troors were pur
sued the other day to our aide of tho Hlo
Gnsndo antl at lacked on our toil by Mexi
can revolutionists.
Tho President is supposod to regard with
favor the romocdtlzition of sliver.
Xewburgh, June 10. John C. Adam, post
master of tbli city, is president of the com
mon counoll, he announcos tils resignation
o f tho la'ter position owing to an intimation
from tho postoiilco 'department that the ad-
mmSSmSsSStmMmiA iiirjar itllilii
ministration does not wish Its officials to
hold municipal positions.
The board of pardons, after a session last
ing from I) o'clock Saturday ovenlug until
12:30 a. tu. Sunday , rof used to commute the
death sentence to llfo imnrlinnmeut In the
cases oi too couvioien .-wouy .ilamilrtH, sen
tenced to bo hanged Thursday mxt, i,
Lexington, Juno 10 Tho trottiug races
cdtnmmu-o Tuesday nnd ountlmio four davs.
riiey prmnlso to he tho mosthiiccesful over
hidil In Knntucky. Tho purses have all boon
lilted, nnd tint llmo Is expected.
FOREIGN.
Now York, Juno 12. Cobirt Pjsti.i 1ms
been ordered to bombard Oilesa.
Loudon. Juno 12. There Is nlinmt nn nt
ornboucoof nowa of iutetiwt oltLer from
Abln, llio Otuuboor Moutiuegro. J'ho two
armies on mo umuuo are w-uiciiing one an
otlicr, and cuntionadlug xs fritpiput, but
tliu Husii.ius h;te not dltclond ilielr Inten
tions, Tho Loiil Maroraml wile will nccomuany
Uen. Gnint to too Crjsfal Palaen on VrlA& .
Chluajjn, Jot 13 Tho Trilttinn'K IluoliHr
est i-orrep unit tic tins 'pn n prUutn letter
troiuiihlgh Ittt'sliin olllulil ut.si Potorsburg
tuonnot thfi Grand Duke's niaiF, protesting
tiirmstly uutl with uMt bitterness agtiluM
tho Idea Unit tho U.ir will unkn pcnn wiM
ovHcuato lloumiinla. Uoooutdders Itnn Ig-u-milliv
wliloli the ttuiuUn p nplu w-iiiild
not tolnintn, and adds that the t ir, Ik loin
ho )ik llio oipltiil, potHonilly iQiorinod tho
wrltei that Itusslu' now i rani nuii(uest had
b gon,
Tlio Trl'Mmo'i liondtm special mvs tho
flfiKi'liot Derby untl MaiiNliurv last nlgltt
eitced tnuuh lnterwtt. Diiibv's Ipw can
i unity no gathered from iitssp-rcii, dm his
trn-liui; Is d )ub:iessly luollutil rattier toward
i-eaoe tlmnwui. Tho war party's sniu and
o itHinntiirpnmont Is U-hi UiihIhikI tunnot
louialn quint, now that lur fontnuroliil In
tur. His wm threatened. A illusion of tho
countty iiiiot'Ao row pirlUson wr issues Is
not ImprotiAlilu. '1 he Htdlcals proiont n do
urtultied Irimlaud nro oupol:on, but chu
not prnvHil in I'aillaiunnt atpreMnt.
Noudon, Juno 1 1. Probably no alienipt
will bo m.ulo to ornt-s tho iMnubo hiford
July. Tlilssiippnslih n Is s rutiglithetied bv
(ho pto'nnt Mttto or I ho IiHOtilni.
C'ousinntlnoplo, Juno 13. An official telo
grkiuut Junolil sAys SuMiiun Paahn bus
forced tliHOtiltamu) of DlUiv ps, nfterasin
Miiitmrv battle, aud l- ndvancn g on Nlcslt.
Muniotiegrinsiirolti full rtfroat. Suloliuan'ti
Jiliigloii w Ith two other TurKixli corps Is t v
ptlMll luim 'till t lj .
YiniiiKi, Juu- 13 Snleluisn I'aslm started
ypsicrdav to rnvluiuiil NlyU ftr h im.
Vlfim J'lno 13 (.vtrfftfii Mgns point to
ThurmUv ur I'llday uwt h the dute for
croDhiuK th-t Dauubrt. Just In tnru lliutojwr
tiion iskes plpoii It U oxK'fl'ajU the t'zir will
ItMiia a nitiiilfrislo.
l)lHpKit'hi-s to tbo Kur-lmn trleraphio
agency i'tH tliit IttlShl l-t itm-. d ,J to (1.
s) ' i'-thi route to India, on I oiiMijuxiiily
'tm ibe ueu'rallly ut the Nik, canal and
K-pt.
it KhtlS la Lroioutll, Julie II. Till) HllS
slHinmstloii tloiirmluud a'tark on Kur.-i
The fighting lasted duilngSiunlay.Sundiiv
and Alomlay. Tho Muscovlie tionpn wuro
lopulsed with grout i-l.iughler
St. Petersburg, Juno II Turks aro at
tempting to form counter approaches ut
Kiirs.uud aro constantly making snrtlfs
The ltusslan batteries have been very sou
(cslul In fruhtrallug till tlioo attempts.
Sorliis woroyestorday lepulsfd with n heavy
loss to tho Turks. Scleral ltusslniiH were
Hllghtly wotintkd.
Uuahnrost. Juno 15. On tho Kusslan army
nny foreshadowing of poace would fll wltn
a thrill of passloato dlsusl tliutwoUliLsAr,aln.
Thorocan uo no question tuai mo army ro
gards Constantinople as tho only goaf that
can contout it.
Tho Oar will return to Iluasla Immediate
ly altor he has wltneisod and participated lu
tho passage of tho Dauubo.
Hrzeroum, Juno 15.' Sickness, cspeo'ally
typhus, causes greater gaps n the Turkish
ranks In Asia than tho volunteers aroublo to
till up. During tho Iatt six months at least
10 000 men have died In the hospitals.
Loudon, Juuo 15. A eorrospondott wrltea
that tho Idea among the Russians is that
half-way measures will not sulllco. llulg-i-rla
must become us autonomous us Seryla
nml Itoumanla.
Ht.oroum, Juno 15. Muhktar Pasha's po
sitional Zewln Is believed to bo unassaila
ble. Tho Turkish right confront tlio litis
stun left In ni open district of Alnshklrt. An
ungugomout Is Imminent. Tho Kusslan de
tachment, tho comer of which occupied
HnglMulu, has fallen back in tho direction of
Kant.
Uliiuigo, Juno 15. Tho lutorOcimn'H Lou
donspeclil ui iho Hugllsh cabinet Is said
to bo dl Id id on Uortich.ikoir'H reply. Der
by .mil Salisbury think Ituasla'N iitmiraucos
aro tatlsfau'ory. Iteacoi stleld Is biubborn
on fcomo points, and iliclures turihtr dliilo
matlo corriispondenco Jiecessary beloro Lug
land nan absolutely define her position.
St. Petersburg, Juno 15 It Is officially tin
.nnuueed that. Muhktar Pasha has been ro
inforcod by twenty battailous, from Trebl
7.0 n do.
Iondon, Juno 15. The Karl of Dorby,
Siatl'jrd Northcotn. Lord Aberdaro. Vis
count Cardwell, Lortl Tentordon and Right
lion, Mr. I'orster, with their wives, lmvo
gtviin notice of their intention to bo present
at Guild Hall to day when tho freedom of
the olty will be presented to Gen. Grant.
Lady Sterling Maxwell, better known as
Hon. Mrs. Norton, Is dead.
Loudon, Juno 17. Special dlspatohes from
Paris agree that Saturday's anting of the
chamber of deputies was one of the most vio
lent ever witnessed. Tho Times correspond
ent says it extended over five bourn and a
half. During that time thero was ono pro
longed roar. At one tlmo, when Garabetta
faald that the power was In suspicious hands,
Iho mluislor of public works sprang with a
tliiuatoiitng air towards tho tribune, and tho
numbers of tho Hlght and Left dashed
forward. Ushers had to separate tho bintllo
armies. It really reemed as If thero would
be a hand 'to hand tight. All iustlucttvoly
waited for tho reports of revolvers.
London, Juno 10. Count Sobonviloft Is
to assure Husland that tho route to India by
way of the Suii'. Canal nnd tho Pemlsu Gulf
IMreej that treaties will be observed, and
that thoquobtlou of the Bosporus and Darda
nelles will bo settled at tho end of tho war
by u Luropt-au congress. lleond ththo
p !nts uo bngsgemttnt has been undertaken,
K Is ronorlhd that Prlucj Gortschakolf In
his reply to Lnglaud disavowing any wish
on tho pirt of Russia to lako possession of
Constantinople, declares that the olty ought
to Lolong to none of tho Kurnpoan powois.
Uhe Russians liavo detlnluly determined
to make tlio pas&agn of tho Danube botwevii
Pikt-to and Turner Magurlell. Preparations
iudiiMtn early operations.
A dl'-pntoh dated Shumla, June 12th, says
tho attempt to cross la hourly expected.
There Is great excitement at RuUchuk and
Hhumla. There is ovory oppoaranco of des
jierato lighting shortly.
Specials tay that tho Porto has concluded,
as a measure of safety, to occupy the princi
pal positions In Servfa,
President MoMahon baa called on the
Senate of France to aid him In dhvolylog the
chamber of deputies, which doe not agree
with bis views of government. Tbla will
necessitate a now olectlou of deputies by tho
people
It Is thought many Turkish omcorsaro
bought up by Russian gold. v
Mukhtar Pasha has improved bis position
nnd will try lo rollovo Kara.
It Is said the KiissIaii Imrn mitT.irml tnr.
rimo josses ueforo Kara.
Nlcslo hns been rovlctuallod nftor tro
moudtui9carniigo. Tho Kiyptlnii contingent hasrrlvod at
Constnntinoplu.
, Tho relations botween Russia nnd England
are most critical.
Gen. Qrant in England.
Loi.d m, Juno 15. Gen. Grant has written
tho Miiyor or Southampton that previous en
Kiiuiiiiems protnnt his accepting tho Invlla
tlnn to the hospitalities of that city tit nros-
nnt, hut bo hoped lo visit tho (own later lu
the summer. A special performance will bo
given nt tho Royal Italian Opera, Covent
(Mrdeti, Jumt'JJJ, In honor or (Son. Grant.
Grant was not present nt Oxfjrd cominuiuo
union. The students whilo waiting for roc-
iimiuu 1 1 nrious pn.-Miocms unit other por
lions nf tho piogrnnnnc, Inwo u custom ol
phntirlng ot hissing tl10 utitucs of public
otmraelors. All pipors this morning ro
mark H-oulIarly hearty reception evoked by
Gen. Grant's namo which wns ono of tho
llrst propo-itl,
Tht follow ing w tho rovlsetl jirogramtno of
Grunt's mm cutout: Prldav inornlng ho
receives tho freedom of tho city of London,
Vi May nfiei noon nttontls Iho reto nt Crystal
Palace, Situnliv General tmd Mrs. fJrant
dlue with tho Murtpilsof Loruo find Princess
Lmilso t Keiislgntou Palacej Monday
morniniy bfoikfast with Geo. W. Small,
Motiduv pvoiilnu dlniiat Roform rluli. I.oril
nranvlllti presiding! Tuosdav attoinl tho
Mo Ht Alevntidm Pulnco; Wednesday dlno
with Lord Rlponj Thursday meet Prinroof
Willi's lit tl illniier kIviiii nt tlm AliiPrlnmi
I'll, nornj ,
Krltlay morn Itig ho takes up his
With (,'ollNlll Gllliorill fililoaii! l'rl.
rostuenco
tliy ovenlng nttentla stato porforiustico nttho
u nerii huh Miusequiiiitiy tlio tjucen'rt hall
glvonnt Huok'nclmm P.ilaoa.
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Ficnlo nt Aurorn.
I'nuii Dally Ricnrd, Juno IS
Ry nine a.m., yostorday, tho platform of
the depot was thronged by n largo unmoor
of our eltlr.tmsvlio wero uuxlously expect
lug Iho rrrlv il or tha oxrursloii Irhlft which
was to convey them lo tho plonlo nt Amora.
I'utinttiHllv Ht tho appointed IImo,tho vvhls-
Uo was iioml, nnd tho long train of oars
sUmiuoiI up to tho platform. "All nbonul,"
wits lli cry; tho ladles wero ushered Into llio
p-issongor cmt 1$' Hint model Condgotor John
Ilelllngor, (ho males kcrambled Into tho
rrelgli.cirs which had been littod up with
pi uilc seatH uud oir thoy went.
About two hundred pusiougori eturlod
fruiit Silem, no on tho cms rattled past
llrooks, French Priihlo, Gorvals, Wood bunt
und Hubbtinlf, nudthoillt-luntkouudof nut
slo nnnouncod that Aurora was near.
On reaching It tho excursionists woro ro
colvod by tho Aurora Rand nud n sort or
heml-mllllary company, organized lor tho
occasion. At their heuii Mood John Wiu-r
nrrajed with tho Insignia and goUMioaded
cano of Dr. Koll who was not presold, and
iu a lew- uiumoms mo iram irom roruaim i
camo lu sluht. all adorned. wltllnreo.n I
n , -r -......-r., ..u -wU.,.u
saluted with their nabors, tho baud struck up
an inspiring oir, and tho "Tumors," with tho
passongers from Portland nnd .othor towns,
poured out of tho cars, and with tholr ban
uors, carried aloft, aesomblod oloso to tho
track.
The procession was soon forinod, nnd with
tho band In front, lllod along through Dr.
Kolls
MAOSII'ICKNT OltClfAltl),
Aud vineyard, uud thou into tho park whoro
they halted nud woro briefly nddressod by
l'red Kllnr of Portland, and thou, with thrco
cheers for tho Aurora Rand, nnd throoiuoro
fur tho Turn Vorolns, tho ploasuro xeokors
dUperbcd all through tho beautiful grounds.
Various fihids had been erected, nud front
thorn higer-btier, fcoda-water, Ico-crortiu,ples,
were dispensed to tho multitude. Thoro was
ulbo n temporary rostaurunt which furnlshod
lea, cotl'ee, and othor light refreshments,
whilst thoio w ho wlsliod for HOtnothlug more
Hubitiintl.il woro nicommodatod fit Iho far
famed Aurora Restaurant, kepi by Wm, Koll
,fc Com puny, vv hero about six hundred per
eons wero entortalnod during tho day. Thou
there was it "Schut7onfest," whoro a stout
Teuton hired out toyrillesatllvocontsashot,
aud tho umbltlous youths tried to hit a vvhlto
spot iu a Inrgot twonty yards olf. If tho cen
ter huppoued to bo hit a gaudily painted
chap was supposod to Jump up, but bo .was
apparently tlrod out aud did not Jump worth
a cent. During the afternoon old Dr. Kiel
himself, appoarod, took charge of the mili
tary company and put them through tbelr ex
ercises with great vim, considering his ad
vanced ago, mnch to the edification of tboso
present.
Thoro was also soino very excellent
miulu by Messrs. W. Lludormau, J, Quant,
W. H. Dellg.O. Jj, Lonborgor, L.Lovl, D.
.lii.llo, aud K, Klass, who sang sovoral
hunting and forest songs In llrst rato stylo.
During tho Utter part of the day Tumors,
vlsltorn aud fraulolns wblrlod. around Injtho
Valso or glided gracefully through tho
rmadrlllo, but their pleasuro aud comfort
would liavo been greatly Increased if proper
dauclng-iloors had been provided. Dancing
ou Iho
"oiu:i:n hvvaiui"
Ileatls very nicely, but wlion the "sward" Is
dust und gnivol tho actual oxporleuco Is not
xc djllaious, In various parts of tho Park
tho htandard of tho Tumors, tlio old Ger
man Confederation nnd tho more modern
Umpire wero placed In charge of houtlnols
belonging to tbenamuloss military orr,unl
.illon aud tho drums beat uud guard wph
relieved ut duo Intervals. At ono limit tlio
company was led by tho old teacher of tho
settlement, Profemor Rugal, who had crossed
tho plains with Dr. Koll lu '55 aud remained
ovor sinco with his family.
About 5 o'clock the excursionists begun
to return to Aurora and then tho Restau
rant was again crowded and a host of pretty
" DKUTSt'lILANDKRINNH "
Ministered to tho wants of the hungry.
Punctually at 0:30 tbo cars loaded up with
yiiM
Ihe'mombors of the picnic started almost
simultaneously north and south and with
cheers and' the waving of hats and band
korchlefs the ploasuro-satod excursionists
startodon tholr rolurn trips nnd tho last
nolos of tho Aurora band dlod nwny In tbo
distance. Tho railroad officials nud tho
gontlomon who had chargo of tho excursion
(Mr. Ferdinand Motsszer of Portland, nnd
J, Honry Haas, from Salotn), desorvo great
crodlt forthoordor and regularity maintain
ed ns not tho slightest mishap or ncoldont
mnrrod tho enjoyment or tho day.
Tho Fourth nt Silverton.
Mi.vmiTo.v, Juno 13th.
Thinking a fo,v llotns from this plJco ro
garillng iho looming colouration of" our Nn
tlonal A'milvorr.irvnnd othrr tlilntf nniii
bo Intorostlng to iv pottlon of your ro.idors,
horo goes.
As ti starter, I will cay that overy thing np
portioning lo tho celebration, Is going on
.smoothly, n-d every piopanuioti nccossary
lo Insure n good time, is being inado.
Tlio commltleo df arrangoinonts has tnkou
n now dojuirturo, and vvJll lutroducs miny'
now fiMiuro. A leading- ono will bo tho
pirndo or n numbtr of young lndlou on
horseback, tho leading ono parrying tlio
national ensign, nud nil wearing tho "Roil
Whilo nnd llltm." Tho commlttco w 111 sparo
no pains lo mako this part or tho prognunmo
ono of the best "performances" of Iho kind
ovorxeou In our Slalo; tho Indies' dials nt
oqttestrlinshlp ntour Slnto Fairs lo tho con
trary notwithstanding.
Tho car of llttlo girls, each ropresonllngn
Stato, will bo mngnlucant In tho oxtremo.
This Ptntotnnnt no nno will doubt when they
nro lurorinod that Iho Irroprcsslblo Cul. Gcor '
is goltlng up tho ear nud will handlo tho
ribbons ovor Iho six horses that will drnw
tho beautiful cir nnd Its precious burden on
tlml'ocialou.
Thero will also bo nnothor car, over which
ThonuiH lllolmy has tho supervision, nnd IT
any ono Is dliosod to question Thomas'
ability to draw llio ribbons ovor thrco sunn
loUhbin oott'onud seo. This ear will ho
benullfully decorated, nud will contain 18 llt
tlo boys, loprosontlng (ho ProsIdeniH, and
onolmy of larger growth will represent llio
Pallioruf his country. Ho will probably
tnrry tho "little hatchet."
Piotohftor J, G. McCrnw Is ringing up n
wiigon lo haul his choir of vocallstH, which
will bo another prominent feature in Iho
procession.
Tho vetornns of tho Abiqna nr h.ivo been
Invited to 'Join in," n Uimaroh, also Gon.
J. W. Nosmllh, i:x-0Jpi,rryrnnil hovornl
othor "doubtlni'Tl.'""
',1!"il!o?lfverlon brass band will glvon grand
ball In thoovonlng nt Llpidlt's Hnll.
Tho Orator, Reador nnd Chaplain nro got
tlug ready to Hproad tbomselvos and to do
i. .-Hon in Ihnncensloil.
rri.n tmrhnmio will bo gotten up In tho good
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suoh proparatlqns will be -mndo that will
lnsuro ovorybody who nttonds, a gala tlmo.
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A New Park.
Tho Oregon and California Railroad Com
pany purchased last woek, forty acres of land
on tho sightly bltiif Just north of New Era,
nnd will procood I tn mod lately to lny out a
splondld park, with nil tiiomodorn Improve
ments, for tho accommodation of oxcuslons,
aud out door gatherings. Tho view from tho
bluffs Is grand, and overlooks tho beautiful
Willamette whoro It miters tho deep tiliiinnels
either side of Rock Island. Mr It, Koohler,
tho Vice President of tho Company, nnd (ho
onorgetla Managing Dlroctor has taken Iho
matter In hand, and will mako It Iho lovoil
est place on thd road. Wo suggest 'that tho
namo of tho grounds bo called "Koohler
Park," nnd thapost town adjacent, Now Krn,
bo ohanged to "Koohler City," In honor of
tho goutlomnu who Is going to mako their
llttlo burg an Important station on tho lino
of tho road.
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LETTER ritOM POLK,
Dai.lah, June 10, 1877.
Tho annual con vocation or tho Christian
Church ut Datlas yostorday, was a tlocldod,
success. Moro tUau two hundred campers
are on tho ground and will contluuo ovor
next Sunday.' .
The M. L. Ohuroh South, will bold tholr
cstnp-meettug at Dlxlo, on tho last Friday In
June and continue till after tho first Sabbath
In July. ' , t
' Polk countycrops are now looking hotter
than evor and promise a big yield. ,
Rookies and Criminal Drlvinr.
Last Saturday afternoon whilo a drovo of
1800 sheep were being drlvon to the Salotn
Forry from soma point-near Dlxlo, a hack
said to contain tho Independence Raso Rail
Club, who wore on their return from a
match game nt Amity, pushed iu among tho
flock at full spoodaud broke tho legs of four
of tho drovo besides soveroly.inJurlngH val
uable buck worth $50. 'ihoy will probably
be prosecuted by the owners of tho sheen,
Dr. I). M Jones, of this oily, nud F, It.
Hill, of Albany. '
A Model Wife.
Amongst tho excursionists yesterday, thoro
was one lady who dasorves that title If nny
one over did. Hho.wasougagad In a sclentiflo
discussion with n learned professor, nnd on
her husband's uppearauco greet oil him wllh
an all'octinnato smllo, uutl tho ondoarlng
Inquiry, "'Theodore don't you want somo
monnyY" simultaneously producing u well
filled purso. Thlif notion deserve especial
notice uud approbation In theso degenerate
duys.
A Euuektlou,
As Hon. O, P. Morton will prdpibly bo In
this city on tho fourth of July, wo would
suggest to tho commlttoo of iirrangomeuts
that ho bu Invited to attend the Sunday
School pic nlo lu Murlon Square, on that day.
Wo lmveiio doubt that It not other wlao en
gattod he would aoont, and give the llttlo
folks Just the same pleasant talk we heard
hltn give at a Sunday School plonlo 21 years
ago ou the banks of tho Mlssiulwa lu
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