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Kot. Geo. W. Ferris, Manoiktll, Schoharie Co., N.
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1 whom all letters of business (boakt be addressed.
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Attorney at Law,
BALEM. OREGON.
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'OflHMlUtiMiNt,;pMlM theleaMltBi
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
Now York, Aatt. 15. Tho Herald's Loa
don rorrospnndont Bt KaMiaallk tolonrBphs
under data or yoslnruay n. follow : utumy
nlktht, Htilifintn Pasha enoitmperi with n
foroe of Infantry and cavalry near thn pns of
linrHn Bokiz, with the intention oruttnokinK
tho Rufsltim thn noxt (Uv. O.i tho follow.
Ing morning one brigade ol infantry, two
squadrons or cavalry, ono oaunryoraruiinry
nud a dotaohment coiuim-eil of lUsli! D
xouka and CannupBlans Hdvancwd to nttaok
tbo village of Kalafer. Tho lH of tho at
tarklnR force inarohttd tlirouuih Kilnva, Tho
brlu ado of Infantry movwl thrcu rolumnn to
ward tho RumiIhii noaitlon, which wm pro
tected by earthworkti. The Turks debouoli
oil upon tbo front of thn vilNo to tbo rtjti t,
advancing throogh DJIek In tho fxoo of u
terrlblo artillery fire from tbo Rua!Ati posi
tion, the Russian Infantry bulng well en
trenched. The Turks took ndvanlneo of
eyery cover tho ground nlTorded Hnd nd
vancod In skirmishing order. Thoy gnlnod
g round steadily, tho loftund con tor pushing
forward In tho faoo of tho Russian artillery
flro, an Sulioaaan himself operating on tho
extremn right. Httddonlv at a given signal
tho Turks rushed into Ktlafor, and afior a
despnraio hand 10 hnnd fight and struggle
with bayonota, succeeding in driving outthn
Ru"-irtnB, and pushing them In thodlreotinn
of Roialia pass. Unro another Hinnd ai
tnndti, but after a shnrp fight tho RujhUiim
wore driven through thupw, whtou wan
Immodlatoly ncuunlod hv Suliinati rawha,
Dim engagement lusted two hours ontlroly
Hlniultaneoitsly with tl)BCa)lnro of the pnM
ol Uoh1Ih by Sulletnsn, Huron II r.z ns
wn carrlmi by Stmksr I'asltA. Dtrlugtho
retreat st Kolnfer tho heavy urn or the Turks
exnlodfl I tho nawder mgi7.lue. killing many
RuhmIiiuh. Tho total lltt'slan Iohm Is mild to
bo M)0 killed and 1,000 wouttdul, tho gro itr
number being dun to tho oxtuoatnn, wtilcti,
toa grnatoxtent. dmorallz9d thn Ui'Uui.
Lindon, Ang. 15. A correspondent nt
Kiirauuna writes: Appautng accoun'Hron
tmuo Income in, of tho inliory of fugitives
from tho diHtricts devastated by tho lUshl
Uisnukii and Ritlgaritna. Thousxnds of
women and children aro homolesaud per
lulling lrwBOt of shelter, medlosl attend
anco and food. Immedlato help U sorely
neoded. Tho Pasba proposes to dlxtrlbute
the fugitives sbont Constsnilnopln, Adrian
nple and Phllllpopnlls. Tho corresponded'
suggests too rormation or a oil' or reiugo on
an Island near Constantinople under tho pro
tection of nontral flag and neutral from
belligerents. Crops aro rotting In tho
ground and no provision Is mad 1 for tho
winter, ine correspondent speaks lavor
ablvof the Turkish regulars, bat wwurelv
blames tho Kovernmont lor etuploylngor not
controlling the irregulars, who commit tbo
worst exceesos.
A Constantlnopln special says the alllanoo
reported between Ron mania and Servla was
expeoieJ. Tbo Ru-slans and Roumanians
will almost Immediately enter" Horvla and be
j dned by tlio Hervians, whoaroiotiHtruolIng
strong works upon Tlmok and Alexanlil.
Rvmptoms of uneslnes aro apparont in
Russian Poland. Many Inhabitants bayo
arms.
Constantinople. Aug. 15 The Turkish
army In tho province of Bagdad, numbering
35 000 men, Lave boon summoned to Con
stautlnnnle. They will onmo by tbo valiey
of the Euphrates. It will be replaced in tbe
ttagaaa district dv militia.
London. Auk 15. Prom reports concern
ing the msssacros. It aoems as if such affairs
continue many days longer not m single
Christian will beiert alive 00 Uie slopes 01
tno soutnern uaiicans.
Bucharest, Aug. .15 Oen Knidener, who
oommannsq at nevaa, nas ooen auooeeaeo
by Otn. Latsfl.
A rumor from a Russian source asserts that
Bulgaria, while remaining a vaoal of tbe
porUt, will be placed under a Mussulman.
Prmeo Hassan, son of tho Khedive of K,iy pt,
la spoken or as the loturo sovereign or mil
garla, tie was educated in Germany, and
tho suggestion of bis name as thn prlooenf
Bulgaria m regarded favorably at Borlln and
win no suppnriea ny Kngiana
Hullenian Pasha's vanguard has passed for
ward as far aa Nnrrilm-klJ, on tbe road to
Elena. Itseemsaalf tbe Russians wish to
abandon the pass.
It Is rumored that Gen. IgnatleiT has fallen
into disgrace, and that thn vantage of tbe
Halkans was mainly resolved on in onnse.
quenoe of bis assurance that with tbe Turks
anything might be ventured upon. The
RuHslan government says, moreover, It has
been deceived on certain other points con
cerning tbe state of things In Turkey.
New York, Aug. 15 A spnalal from Lon
don says a correspondent with the Turks at
Ersoroum, telegraphs tinder the dam of
luesuuy mac uen. MenK'n nss receivod
largo reinforcements, and that the Russian
center baa commenced a general toward
movement. Mellk-ir attacked the Turkish
ou posts which are malnlv composed of ov
airy, on tho 13tb Inst., and a sharp engage
ment followed. Tno Rusulan a tack was
kept up with groU determination for con
slderablotlme, but the Ottoman cavalry bo
havod with remarkable bravery, and after
a s'ubborn Mugle the RiiMHUns wero 00111
pel I ml to withdraw, isinult Pasha Is still on
thn frontier.
A rorrespnndnnt at Vienna rennrts (he
news from Asia unOtvorablo to the Russians
The Kurds at Ardahan defeated tho RunsUiis
twice; In Ihe second eiigagement tho Russl
and Ion COO killed and wounded. Theso
trivial succeees havo so worked upon the
Turks as to lull them Into tho delusion that
tho Russian campaign in Armenia Is ovor
for tho vs inter.
Chlcugo, Aug. 10. Tho Times' Londou
Hieolalb.iyH: tho opinion seems to bo guln
Ing ground thit AuHtrla proposes to throw
her Intiunnco, and if need be, sctlvosiipporl
with Itus'iia In exu'iaugn for tbe extension of
the Hungarian froiitltr. As t hi might In
volvo FrancU Joseph In troublo with (Jer
many it Is arranged that Triesto shall bo
i Itildcd to that power for support.
Alexandra, Aug. 1C Tho Greek volun
teer movement is increasing. A further de
Mchmentof 120stnrted yetordav forGrteoo,
rnoKUiiioriiKH imtoitetatneu uo voiunteern
Intending to (ravo on tbe ground of their bo
ing stibjbcts of tho I'orlo.
London, Aug, 10, There have been num
erous arrests In OalioU In oonsr quence of tno
fcrot enlistment of volunteers to sorve
against RntsU In Poland and Turkey,
In tbo 15lkiii' fragments of Gen. Gotirko's
rorps aro outrunohlug Ht the Hlilpka pass,
Tbe 8th oorps appointed to support tlim U
echeloned between Helvl, Rrsnova and Tir
nova. A division of the llih corps occuiilns
Koyaralvlix. Against thoso troops, which
form thn bulk of the Russian forces in west
ern Bulgaria, the Turkish army corps Is
steadily advancing from ShuuiU via Osmsn
Bixsr. Suleiman Pasha, with a portion of
ins army, is anvancing lb mo direction 01
K'.ena, and, lastly, some of Osman's mon
are marching from Lovata on Gabrova,
The Russian reinforcements aro more than
counterbalanced by tbe troops which the
Turks are receiving from Asia. Tbe sanita
ry condition ol tbe Russians Is so much
worse than that of tbe Turks that tbe gaps
occasioned by sickness In tbe army of the
former almost establish aa equillbrlusa of
forces.
Gets. Gnrka ku gos (a St. Fatenbturg to
take command of the guards going to tho
ironi.
Tbo siege of Rostohuk la virtually rals-
OU. v
London. Aug 10 Tbo British rlfln team
have sailed for New York. The names aro
Henry Uallord. Col.Follon, Msjor Waller
uapi. iKimoy, lu, ronton ami Messrs. Ar
inltsge, Evans, Ferguson, FrHr, Glider,
Kreiinhlll, Humphreys, Mlluor, Piggott,
Rigby and Thompson.
Berlin, Aug. 17. A speoiat says It is re
ported Germany Is remonstrating against
Franco creeling fortiflcMt'ons 011 tho Hwlss
frontier, which iscsusingau tinsAsy feeling.
London, Aug. 17 A dUp.itoh Irom tin
viceroy cf Inillu fciuios thoro is gonernl Im
provornent in tho crop prospects In Madras,
Mysore, Bim bay nud 1110 northwest, multi
laud during the past woek. IUIn Is still
much unedod in Punjatib, Hijpootnaaud the
western part of tho northwest provinces.
Prions of grain continue exc(cdlng high
throughout the fatnlnu district, but In Mml
nis it Is slightly easier than tho week pre
ceding, and still lower In nvory part of the
presidency than iu tho worso parts of Bom
bay and Mysore
London, Aug. 1? Tbo 1'rlncu or Monlon
egro lias bron obliged to raise tho stego of
Nlcsio and to march sgalnst tho Turkish
iniops who nro endeavoring to enter Monten
egro. Tho Russlnuo officially acknowledgo tho
loss of 11,150 killed uutl wounded to Aug.
0 h.
Thn Turkish massnerea awaken horror
iinil Indignation nt Athens dlltlcult to de
scribe. The Russians evacuated Elena and Rnbro
vaatul nearly all tho country up to llrnn-
VII.
NiiHmrm Pusha'andvaiico guard Is nloin
InGuliMVit. Ho has ret'elvid licavy roln
forceiiiHiits from Coiifctantltiopln.
The lV.tr lias Joined Grand Duko Nicholas
ut Gurnv.
Now York, Aug 17. llspatoh from llu
chttrest reports the favor oplduiiilc In the
Rusxlan army In Bulgaria Inoieaslng. Tho
troops nro also In want of lond, and they
refuse pay unless thoy" can receive It in tho
coin or their own country. Thoythrotten to
surrender tn thu Turks unless tliey are paid
lit coin ns demanded. Tho presont state ol
h flair of thn nrmy is very alarming.
Hi. Puturrbunr, Aug. 17 ThoGrMndOuko
Nicholas' headquarters aro now at Gornstou
dono. It is officially stated General GourklioiTs
entire loss from July 14th to August li". was
10 ofnoers and 181 men killed; 35 ollloers and
700 mnn wounded, and 57 missing. The
Itulgarlan legion also loat22 oUloers and 000
men,
' E sernum, Aug. 17. Tho Russian center
la huavlly relnforood, and has enmmnnoed
serious ofTHnsive movement. Important
ovnntH aro expected.
Brtlgrado, Aug. 17. Tbe ministers have
tendorod thnlr resignations. Prlnoe Milan
has accepted only those of Btioichs, presi
dent or (be council, and Mllolkovltoh.
Rlstlos hay been appointed president of the
counoll.
Bonnlngton, Vt., Aug. 15 The constant
arrival of troops upon tbo centennial Colds
and of peoplo In the town mads the day
quito animated. To-night veterans and
others held a monster camp are meeting with
speeches and music. Don. E. J. Pnelps will
dnllyertbe welcome address to-morrow to
Vermonters, and the day folios? Ing to the
d 1st Ingulsbeu guests. The presidential party
to arrive to morrow, will consist of Mr. and
Mrs. Hayes, tbe attorney general and aecre-
laryofwar. They will be soorted tothelr
quarters by tbe troops. It la regarded sa a
(teasing oolnoldeat t bat on the dav President
Hayes and his men atertBtd the crest of.
room unpawn, a prHiaae or veraapaiars,
unner uen. uaiay Hmun,WBois nere, ear
ned Crampton's Gao, a prelude to Antletan
The ohlef and several subordinate eommau
dersof the Grand Army of the Rsaublio are
presi nt. The sudden death of Prof. A. B.
Croabv, of Uarmnutb, makes a break In tbe
speakers for the banquet Thursday. Crowds
of people aro here, and everything blda lair
for Imposing oeretoonles.
Helena, Montana, Aug. 10,- Tho following
is just received, rroru Virginia, Mont., Aug.
15 n: To Gov. Potts: New from Bannack.
Just received says tbatasooutlng party baa
jusi returned, unnging wnn mem me doo-
lesoi moniaguo. James timim, rnna, ana
Farnswnrtb.aud tberaaro more expected to
001110. Thu Iii'Mana wore 35 miles south of
Bannaok yesterday morning, and had taken
all ihn homes on upper Hono Prairie, and
wero moving slowly.
Deer Lodo, Montana, Aug. 15 Gon. Gib
bon arrived at 10 a. m , aooompanied by Lt.
Jacobs. He was met at the botol by all the
cIiImus who did not go to tbo front and also
a number of ladles, who desired to give tho
hero of Big Horn Pass a hearty reception.
Ttif General Is feeling excellent, but a little
stltf from his wound.
Virginia. Mont.. Aug. 10 To Got. Potts:
Gen. Howard's command at Bannaok the
night of tbe 14ib. and would leave for Horae
Prairie next morning. All the Chinamen nu
llorso Pialilo aro missing Buppnusd to bo
kilted. Tho narguard or tbe Indiana was
still 011 Horse Prairie.
PJssRant Valley, Idaho, via Rait Lske,
Aug, 10 A largo party of Indiana crossed
thn stage road going east toward Henry's
Like th Is afiernuou, about 20 miles south of
this plaoe. Thoy aro siipowd to be the bos
tiles. '1 bey did no harm to sny nnn. Tito
stage cannot pass to-night, but It is thought
it will go through tomorrow. Thoy bad to
dosert tbo Holo-lu-tbo-ftocks ctugo station,
uut got tno horses away, wo navo sent a
messenger to Gon. Howard, who Isonoamu
nd at Red ltock station, forty miles north of
nere.
Fort Hall Agenoy. Idslio. Aug. 10. At thn
council hero to-day by tbe commanding offi
cer of Fort Hall and Agent Uanllson with
ho head men of I ho lUnuacks, many young
HsnnackH signified their willlrgiits to en
list as scouts to tight tho Nee Penu-H. who
aro their natural enemif s. This Is ooimtder
ed f ivorahlo for tho lUnqaoks, snd dlspols
all fears of tholr becoming bimtllo,
A dispatch to night from Pleawaut Vuttoy
snyH tho hOMtllej crostd thn Montana stago
ntatl at Big Dry Crrek, ubout 100 miles north
from bore, ubout 3 p, m.. in apparently large
force. It Is not known that any damage was
dono. Tbo stags company roraoved their
ntock on tbo approach of tbo Indians.
Bennington, Vt., Aug. 10. The procession
moved ut thn sppolntcil hour, and was over
lour miles long. The prlnolpal torture 01 tho
psrado wis the President and accompanying
members ol thu Cabinet. His ricoptlon In
Vermont and the rldo In tho proeexslnn havo
partaken ff a triumphal maroh, Enthusi
asm ran wild, and deafening cheers from tho
assembled thousands greeted him lu one
continued roll along the entire route. The
President mads a few remarks, In which ho
congratulated Vermont upon tho felicitous
beginning and progress of this centennial
ocoaslou, This was seconded by Hecretary
Everts. Secretary MoCrary then introduced
Mrs. Hayes (Molly Htark), Great enthusi
asm was eliolted by this expression, After
the review, the exercises of tbe day com
menced with prayer, after which tbe address
of welcome to President Hayes, Rartlett'a
oration followed, and William Collen Bry
ant's poem waa read. President Hayes waa
then loudly called fbr, and be mad a aaert
speech, eonoludlag asfollowsi "But store
touching thaa all taa toag Braaaam war
the veterans of the Uulon army, survivors
of tho twolvo hundred battles tbat saved the
nation, and madn liberty throughout tho
world forovor possible."
Hoorotarlos Evarts and Key and Attorney
General Dttvetm enoh said a fw words, at the
conclusion nt which th? banquet was served.
Thn presldont of tho cnntnnlsl commis
sion then gave, as tbe first eontltnont appro
nrlateto tbo nco.islon: " Ueslth and long
1 1 To to Rutherford It. Hayes. Proeldoutof the
United States." Tho Presldont tnado an ap
prnprlato response.
The health of Queen Victoria was rospon
ed lo by Hocrotsry Evarts.
Alauy other ndtlnss-es wero tnado.
Brattleboro, Aug. 17. President Hayes
rsvo n rccoptlon at tho Brooks Houo to
night, nnd wns enthusiastically received by
a largo concoureo of (sxiplo. Tbo President
wnigo totno wniio Mountains nnxtweoK,
leaving on Thursday for Washington.
Outnborliind, Md,, Aug 17. The work
Ingtuen'd parly organism! today. A plat
form was adopted onpoMntr tbo niillonsl
bankeystom and advocating tho Issue of nil
money uy tno general government; oppos
Ing legislation for unrntial taxation: favor
lug legislation making papor mouov tqunl
In valuo with Bpeolo, nud favoring n tarliTto
protect.
The Indian War.
New York. Aug. 15 The Times' Washing
ton special hitH : Tnistuorthy Montana
dispatches ol this day sny tbo hostllta tiro on
thu L'inhl rnserva lor., not mors than 200
fiom here, and mnrnhlng In this direction.
Howard Is pressing on at least three i!ah In
tho rear. Uwlngtothu very lingo number
of ludlium here, nntl their sory restless 0 n
illlloii, I fool gii'iii. nnx'iily over our safetv
Wo hiivo mi prottrtlon. ns thoro aro 1,712
Indians (yiioslionct-) nud their ulllcs on the
resuryatlon, imd no troops within reach, Tho
anxiety Is very valid, anil thnappoaranoonf
Hie inuiaiiH 111 lorco nt Jjtimni, wtiiuli is in
Idaho, Just across tho lino from Montana, 011
lliowoMurn slope ol tho mountains separat
ing these territories, would show that In slip
ping away from Gibbon's Big Hole canyon
light thoy have stolen back auross tho moun
tain, nud aio now from threo to four days
nearer their starting point (ibnLtpwal reser
vation) than when ihey started, Howard,
who set out to whip Chief Joseph, has boon
led a ioug, crooked maroh of several hun
dred miles, and Is now tbreo days In tho rear
or the Indians, wno aro witnineasy striking
distance or two reservations.
Washington. Aug. 10 A dispatch from
H10U. 8. minister to Groeoe asserta that the
United States can now and benoefortb con
trol to a large extent tbe grain markets of
Kurope. ut says Russia bos boon our only
competitor In this trade, and under tho moat
ravoranto oircumstanoe ror rtussia ine unit
ed Htates baa bad a great advantage of that
cereal producing country. Anticipating the
future course of this trade British capitalists
aro now building six or the largest also iron
vessels for transportation.
Albany. N. Y., Aug, 10. President Hayes
in responso to an Invitation of oltlaens, says
he will tako an early opportunity to Visit
Albany.
Ban Vranolseo, Aug.10. This sfteruooa, at
tho corner or Bryant and Sixteenth atroeta, a
German named Julius Ferdinand Beyer, Br
ed a shet from a pistol at a obest of glaat
powder, whloh waa being used by Hancock
A Kelso, contractors for gradlogstrseU. The
e beat contained about ten pounds of powder,
whloh Instantly exyloded with powerful ef
fect. Tbe house or K. M, titration, aome M
yards distant, waa shattered and damaged
to the amount of 1780 or MOO and Mrs. Btrat-
ton severely Injured by Hying plastering
aocrgtaasv TBtfgtaaasainae-iliBUOwaof a
number of hoasea In tho vicinity waa
smashed, and ths Magadaloaa asylum, and
elty and county hospital, six oreeven blocks
from tbe scene of tbe explosion, had a num
ber of windows broken, After firing thu
shot Beyer fled, but waa captured In a house
wnere no iook reruge on ma corner or uar
rlaoa anil .b streets, and taken to the city
prison. He persistently denlea all knowl
edgoof tbe afUlr. and bis motive Is unknown
but from bis talk and actions he appears to
Deairuieeracked 10 ine upper story.
Deor Lodge, Mont., Aug. 17. Gea. Terry.
Commanding Department of Ht. Paul: I
have Just arrived. The wounded aro getting
along well. They will reioh hero in three
days. Howard left tbe baUlfleId In pursuit
the day before yostsrday. Only 50 of his In
fantry were up, and I sent with blmSoffl
oeea and 60 men. I mot Norwood's company
of thn XI cavalry on Big Hole, and he Is
probably with Howard by this time. Cusb
Ing's two companies of artillery parsed here
this morning lu wagons, and I have ordered
them to push down tbe stage road at 40
miles per uay ir tneir atoea win sianu.
Have also telegraphed tbo commanding offi
oerof Fort Hall tn start some of the Ban-
uaoks up toward Lenihl aud tbe Molilalia
asses logo: Information as to which way
tho Nes Peroea aro heading. They cannot
travel rapidly wlsj tholr wounded, and (he
next time tliey aro sirucK tney win na ru
lued. Giiinois, Com'dg.
Th Steamer OrUaas.
A lady tourist who took passage on the Or
izaba on a recent trip to Han Dlogo and Los
Angeles, closes a letter lo a 3an Francisco
paper as follows: "I cannot oloxo, however,
without paying a deserved tribute to the ad
mirable porsotitiol of the steamer Orltaba, of
the Paclflu Coast Company Lino, ou which
wo woro so royally entertained. It seems as
hough them must be with these ollloers an
"usprlt du corps" tbat provents admission
among tholr number of other (ban noblo inuu
and poifoct geiitlemeu. Genial Captain
Johuston can well bo bold up as a moikt
communilur. Tho purser knows liosr lu
comuiiiH strict discharge of duty with cotir
teous demeanor and dellcato sttontloii to
pasiengurs, whllo Mr. Holland Is not only a
steward, but u getitlt man, par excellenco,
and contributes a liberal share toward thu
entertainment of paxsengers by his thought
folness and consideration. Dear old Orieabal
Excellent ollloers, truo gentlsinen, klud
friends! you will never bs forgotten."
Tho Mr. JeaTersoa Party.
Hon, John Mluto returned this morning
from Euitejii Oregon, by tbo Lebanon Mouu
tain Road. He Itiforms us that G, A. Cutting
and Ben KeUay, or the Mt. Jefferson party,
cjiiio into his camp on tho hoad-wattrs of the
Matollas, near Black Butte, last, Monday
morning, looking as hearty as bucks. They
gave a glowing account of (heir mountain
stjournlng, All tbo party wero wnll aud
bad growu fat on tho game they had killed,
Tbey have a GOO pound elk "in p!ekle"fnr H.
F. Mathews, of the Cheineksta botol, and
they hold meetings three limes a day to de
vise "ways and means" to get tho huge ani
mal out, The animal Is near Marlon Lake,
wheretbo boys camped about two weeks. The
entire party were expected tn be together
again to-day, wben tbey would commence
'aauaUrlng" towards home by FUh lake,
BMW and iowar SedM oa tho Labaaoa road.
fNatdral History Rooms.
Prof. O. 3. Johnson, curator, baa raovod
'ho collection of curiosities belonging (o the
College and (School Nnlural History Society
to the looms pot apart for them lu the Capitol
building. Tho rooms aro pleasantly situated
on tho third floor In iho northeast part or the
building. Along wltb tho society's spool
meusls Prof. Johnson's Individual oolleotlon.
Roth together make n tine showing, aud vat
uablo too. Tho sbolls aro arranged in cases,
tho bullerntes, moths aud beetles aro In glass
covored boxes, whllo tbe birds aro kept In a
rarn old chest orcamphor wood. Tho whole
collection Is woll arranged, not for show, bul
lor tho convenience of tho scientific Bttidont.
Tho casual visitor will, however, rind smuso
ment for manv nn lilln ImMF r-.,r i.......
Is ready whon tn tbo bnlidlnp, lo eh )W visi
tors around, and If tbeyshal desire to b
oomn members of tho sooloty bo will tako
pleasuro in telling how thoy may do so.
State TcaohorV Institute.
An tho holding of a Htato Toaohora' Insti
tute Is tnado obligatory by a statutory pro
vision, tho Stato furnishes tho rooms la
wbloh it Is held. Governor Chadwlok la
now busily engaged getting npnnmnnta
ready for thn next meeting whloh wllloou
vono In tho Reprosentatlvo Hall on Tuesday
morning next Tho 8ti pronto Court consul
tation room will b used by thn ladles for a
retiring room, ooinmUtoo rooms wlh ho fur
nished its riqiilred. Tho ntidlenro room Is
seati d with ouiilrs. Tho Governor hns ex
ercised bis usual gpod tasto In tho preparnlloa
for this mooting. SutoMn 111,
Ai'tlstlo Work,
Mossrs. Mau.oy Bron. Iinvojust complelod
tho plumbing work of tho new rcsldonooi of
Messrs. H. Hlapleton and E. M. Plamondoa,
and lo tho ontlro eatiBraot!nn of thoso gontlo
mon. This llrm Is now prepared to do all
work In their lino ss artistically ssnny estab
lishment In 9n Frannlscu or Portland, and
at muoh less priests. Glvo them a call when
oyer your water or gas pipes gotsoutof
order.
Tall Control.
Wo loarn that Professor L. J. Powell,
formerly one the Faouhy or tho Willam
ette University, of this oily, haa been givea
the full control of the Col I eg la to Institute of
Albany, for five years. Wo oan easily fore
see that at the end of that five years that
Institute will b one of tbe leading educa
tional Institutions 01 the Bute. It will, la
raot, take a position la the front rank from
now oa,
Bonad Over
Sing Lee and Wa Gee, tbe Mongolians ar
rested yesterday byoflsosr J. W. Mlnto, fbr
stealing bed clothing, etc., from the Cbsme
keta hotel, were brought before Recorder
Bowie this morning. After examination
tbey wero bound over In the sum of 200 to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
Moiio.
Mualot What la It? In vain we seek Ita
deunalion through tbe medium of language,
whllo tbe lexicographer la satisfied with a
primary meaning suoh aa the "science of
sounds," Inoludiog the lawa of aooustlos,
with lu vibrations, undulations, oscillation,
sto., while the art-problem remains unsolv
ed. Por want or some better esplaaalloa
wo will agree with the popular staUment that
raualo becomes tbe vehicle by whloh our va
rious emotions are expressed with all their
elatlons, depressions. tuUnsltlee, and varie
ties la almost beyond bumsa ken) and alaea
It would Involve a peyohologlosl queatloa
too deep for our present ase, we wlllpaaa.
ou to the rational oonolualon that rauald
means something at least. Muslo Issetloa,
It Is aellon to some osnful end If not per
veiud and dlstoited by Ignoranoe and super
stition. Tbat girl who sings and plays her favorite
piece while alono In the parlor, sings mora
tbaaa aong. That lonely, little sorrower,
hardly more than aobllJ, who alu dreaming
at bsr piano, while her fingers walk with
gentle gait over tbe cool Ivory keys and glide
through a favorite walls, It playing no mere
atady or set piece. Her eyes are half closed,
her soul Is faraways sho dreams a beautiful
dream aa tbo long, yellow light fades in the
west, .Mid tbe wet vine loaves trorablooutslde
tolbaueslllng birds. Tbe angel of muslo
haa oomodosni sho lias poured Into his ear
the ulo whlob sbe will oontlde to no one else,
and the cup of Joy for one moment seems
full. What If ItisonlyadreamTadroamof
comfort aent by rausloT Who will say she Is
not the belter fur It? Sbe baa been lakea
away from tbe rudo cares of life: from the
old books In tbo school room; sbo has beea
alone with herself, but not fritting or brood
ing alone with heri-elfln tbe minstrel spirit.
Bloksed recreation that brines baok freshness
to the tired life, and buoyanoy to the heavy
heart I Happy rain of tears and stormy wind
of sighs sweeping theaky clesr, and showing
onou 111010 the deep bluo heaven of the soul
beyond. Let no ono say the moral e fleets of
muslo are small or Insignificant. Tho ooiuge
piaao or the oablnot organ has probably done
more to sweeten existence and bring peace
aud happiness to families In general than all
the precoptaon thodomestlo virtues ever yet
penned,
Thu notion that tho pursuit of muslo,owlng
to Its exciting character is prejudicial lo
health and longevity, gathers but small
weight from facts. Oreatooiniwikora as a rule
havo been remarkably healthy and long
lived, Pslesirlna lived to tho ago of 70
Handel, 71s Biuli,0.'i; (slunk, 73; 1'ioMnl. 72
lla(Hii,77; llenitiov on, 66; Hpohr, 76; Ros
sini, 78 slid Atiher still computed suit was
Initio enjoyment of excellent lioaltti at the
advanced sgn of 88. On the o'her hand,
Mcxirtdiod at the early me of .'15; lliilllul at
'il; Mendelssohn at OS, and Chapln at 39.
Henoe, wo conolndn from thn abovo fact that
the life of the musician Is above thn average,
and that the study and practice of muslo do
not necessarily Impair thu mental or phys
ical condition of mail any mora than any
thing else indulged In to excess.
Muslo Is that sM)ntaneou4 outpouring of
the soul by which man reveals to man tbe
Idea of tho beautiful. Like tho sound of
bslls at night, breaking the silence only to
lead tho spirit Into deeor peaoe; like a lead
en cloud tu morn, rising In gray twilight to
hang lis golden mist hefiiru tho furnace of
tint sun; like lliHdull,deppaiii of one who
sits In sn empty room watching thu shadows
of the lire light, full of msmorlfs; llko the
plaint of souls that aro wasted with Mitr.trlng
snd sighing; llko ono who from a precipice
leaps out ill on the warm midsummer ulr to
ward tint imncftful valleys below, and feeling
himself buo.ved up with wings that suddenly
fall him, wakens in great despair from his
wild dream, so Is ho who oan listen, under
stand, aud appreciate music.
HTs.tinn,. Ii.itr.k ff.li Ifm i-rwwl un ifl it I tliw
.J win, ii jr, in. tu ,twu iui.i.u i..j f,
(luring tho wcokV" mkod it tPitchor of
11 ilvo-yeiir-wld pupil. 'Votli'm."
"Well, whut la It?" "Novor to load a
small trump when you hold both bow
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