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Prisoners Arrived, Tho tliroo United States prisonero, Tcrkiai, Miner nnd Loiisberg, arrived in tho city from Fort Klamath last eve ning in charge of Captain Itilcy and lodged in tho city prison. They wero taken to Vancouver to-day. i hi i Samxnor Resort Sold. Mr. Wilhoit, who has been tho ownor of tho celebrated soda springs in Clack amas county, has sold them to A. F. Miller, formerly of Milwaukio, for 45,000, and tho deed has been placed on record. Mr. Wilhoit was not suited to conduct a Hummer resort, and tho pat ronago received, which has been liberal, was not on account of accommodations, "but tho health-giving qualities of tho water and tho fresh mountain air. "Under tho manngemont of Mr. Miller they will doubtless becomo tho fashion ablo Summer resort of Oregon. Portland Bridge Tho Portland Uridge Company met yesterday morning t 10 o'clock and olected tho following Directors for tho en suing year: J. C. Hawthorne, William Beck, 0. M. Wibcrg, W. F. Allen and J. A. Chapman. Tho Directors re assembled at I P. M., and choso Mr. William llcelc President, and Mr. Joseph Buchtcl Secretary. Tho company lmvo adopted a plan which will insure- the commencement of work at once, and push it forward to completion ; but tho plan cannot bo mado public until after tho noxt meeting of tlio company and dofinito arrangements aro made. On BU Oath. Tho Victoria Chroniclo tolls a good ono at tho expense- of a deck hand on tho steamer California. It seems that a barrel labeled ''buttor" was seized as contraband at Wrangol, supjwsed to contain liquorx, and tho deck hand was called upon to testify as to what ho know about it. Ho was on unwilling witness, and tho Jndgo had to ask tho main question : "What was in tho bar rel that you hodt" The reply was: Well, Your Honor, it was marked 'butter' on ono end of tho barrel, and Pat Duffy' n tho other end ; so I can't say whether it was butter or Pat Dully was in tho barrel, bcin' as I am on my oath. Valuablo Bono Killed. Last Saturday evening as Georgo Tooley'a eldest son was returning homo from town, whero ho had delivered a load of wood, says tho Vancouver Inde pendent, tho horses became frightened by soma unknown causo at tho foot of tho hill near Mr. Tooloy's placo, and rnn toward homo ut a tremendous pace. Tho boy was thrown off nnd dragged for somo distance, being cut about tho head and badly bruised. Ah tho team ncared homo in tho darkness thoy camo in con tact with tho fence, knocking down thirty or forty foot of it Tooloy's grey ran a picket into its breast which camo out on its back, running three feet through tho horse, destroying him. The bono was valued at about $250. Tho boy is recovering. Seeing tho Elephant. A man named M. L. Iteoves camo down from Albany yesterday to sco tho sights and tako in tho city, or at least as much oh ho could boor. Ho mado tho rounds of a number of dives and dead falls, squandering his monoy upon maidens of questionable character, until two of his nowly found chums took him a walk out Oak strcot to sober off. As they approached Fourth street, his com panions robbed him of ?G5 anil his sil ver watch, then ran away screaming fire in order to deoeivo tho polico as if their throats would burst, and this way escaped. Hcoves was too drunk to do iicribo tho men, und in conscqucnco is out his coin and watch. Ho has seen tho elephant, and is doubtless satisfied. Chasing a Pullet. In the rural distiicts of Polk county resides a well to do farmor, whom wo will call "Undo Jake." During harvest he employed a Celestial to do tho cook ing, who ga 0 excollent satisfaction. A fow days ago as Jako was coming from tho field on tho wagon, ho saw his wifo running around tho house at tho top of her speed, closely followed by tho Chi naman, who had n good bized club in his hand. "Undo Jake" took in the situa tion at a glance, and dropping tho lines ho sprang from tho wagon, exclaiming, 'there's a dead Chinaman," and ran across tho field liko a deer. At tho yard gate he seized a club and disappeared around the corner of the house, just in time to see his wife and the Chinaman eloso in on a pullet they had been chas ing about tho yard, for dinner. "Uncle Jake" wilted, and treated the boys all round to say nothing about it. Society EUetlona. At tho Willamette University last evening tho following officers were elect ed in tho Athenanuin and Alka Socie ties : Athcnanum Presidont, Miss Minnio Cunningham; Vice President, Miss Nellie Hall ; Secretary, Miss Theo. Van Wagner; Treasurer, Miss Salle Shaw, Censor, Miss Lucy Snaulding; Librarian, Miss Mary Reynolds. Alka President, T. 15. Cornell; Vice Presi dent, William Stump ; Secretary, Frank Dearborn ; Treasurer, Daniel Bass; Cen sor, Robert Harrison 5 Librarian, An drew Harrison; Sergcant-at-Arms, C. A. Johns. Hesperian President, Jasper L. Hewitt : Vice President. K. Besmer; Swwtarv. Balden Cornell; Treasurer Xdwaxd Harrison; Librarian, E. Bpaul Now Boat Yard, yorkmcn aro busily cngagod to-day in scraping down tho bank at tho cost sido, preparatory to putting in ways for steamers to bo hauled out for repairs ah Joseph Paquot's yard. When com pleted, it will bo a groat convonienco for boats needing repairs, and will savo a trip to tho gridiron at Oregon City. Railroad Surreys. Two surveys have been Eureka flat from Walluln, mado to says the Walla Walla Statesman. Tho first was not satisfactory, but it is said tho last one mado proved to bo in every respect desirable, and that there is no grado on it that will rcacli -10 feot to tho mile, Thcso survoys havo been mado by tho Utah Northern, or as somo havo it, tho Jay Clonul company. In hvo years timo Eureka flat will bo a heavy con. tributor to tho grain product of this country. It will bo a trndo in that timo worth contending for. Tho want of timber in tho great drawback to its early ilovelopmcut. Anothor Find. Mr. C. A. McQuiro has a genuine find this time, having recently plowed up fiomo coin on Clatsop plain, which, it is supposed, camo ashoro on tho vessel or vessel! that contained tho beeswax which has from timo to timo been ploughed up on tho coast of Oregon. Tho supposition is that this vessel (or vessels) was wrecked about ono hundred years neo. Thcro is no definito data to (ix tho time. Tho supposition is that thoy belonged to tho Jesuits of tho early period. Remarking about thcso things in tho Astonan olhce, Judgo Callcndar said that tho coins havo been frequently ploughed up on Clatsop plains and be yond, but nono like those found by air. McQuirc. Tho Seventh Convention. The Seventh Sunday School Convcn tion for Oregon, Washington and Idaho, will conveno at Salem in tho Congrega tional Church, on Tuesday, September 30th. Sabbath school delegates, work' crs, and friends throughout tho North west, aro invited to attend. Stato Fair tickets can bo bought on all tho steam boat nnd railroad routes, thus securing liulf fare. Wo aro requested to publish the following card: Tho Sabbath School friends who attend tho Convention will plcaso remember that tho Stato Fair usunlly crowds Salem with visitors, and on this account it will probably bo impossible for tho citizens of Salem to oxtend 11 mcauru of hospitality ns they othorwiso would bo glad to do, but thoy assuro us that thoy will do all that is possible, for tho nudicuco and entertainment. Per order Ex-Coin. S. S. Con., O. H. Atkinso.v, Cor. Seo'y. A Villainous Hoathcn. Last Thursday Mr. John W. Baker had tho misfortune, through tho cussed ncss of a Mongolian, to loso a fiuo cow, says tho Lafayctto Courier. A gang of about a dozen of tho celestials nro grub bing for Mr. James Martin, and have a small shanty near his house, surrounded by a garden. On tho day nbovo named tho Chinamen wero seen at several dif ferent times running tho cow out of their corn patch, which was surrounded by a Eoor fence. Towards evening Mr. laker enmo along, and finding his cow badly crippled, having been struck on tho hind leg with a mattock, tho limb being nearly severed just below tho gambol joint. This roused Mr. Baker's ire, and ho "went for that heathen Chinee" that is tho boss and demand ed pay for tho cow, "John" did not understand tho matter, but by tho timo Mr. Baker had shaken him nearly "out of his boots" ho was fully awake to the situation and went with tlio injured party to Dayton, whero after consider ablo jabbering with soveral of his fel low countrymen, ho "pungled" $30, tho prico demanded. Articles of Incorporation. Articles of incorportion wero filed yes terday in tho oflieo of tho County Clerk by Geo. W. Weidler, E. Quackenbush and B. Killin: Tho name of this corporation shall bo the Portland .telephone, telegraph and Electrio Licht Company. Duration perpetual The enterprise, business and pursuit in which this corporation proposes to enrage is tho construction, equipping, owning and operating a telegaph and district telegraph system in the county of Multnomah, in Oregon; and tho transmission of messages for hiro upon special contract, or otherwise, as may be deemed advisable. The corporation shall havo power to construct, maintain and operate such telephones and telegraph system, with all necessary stations, oiiices and signals. This corporation shall also havo tho richt to purchase, hold or use all real estate necessary or convenient for the transaction of its business ; and, gener allv. it shall havo power to do and per form all things necessary or proper to be done to carry on the business of the tclo nhone district telegraph system, and for the delivery and transmission of mes sages and communications of every namo and nature, ond to carry on tho business of furnishing electrio light. The principal office and place of busi ness of the corjioration shall be at Portland. Capital stock of this corporation shall Anil swwv 1 -J-.1 !1 UA WILLAMETTE FARMER: To Washington. Mr. T. A. Sutherland, of tho Stand- ard, will depart for Washington City about tho first of November.. Ho has received on appointment on a Congres sional Committco as clerk, which posi tion wo hopo will lino his pockets with golden ducats. Lodge Instituted. Pacific Lodge, No. 17, Ancient Order of United Workmen, was instituted in this city last night, Sept. lGth, by W. S. White, D. G. M. W., with tho follow ing officers: J. N. Dolph, P. M. W.; Georgo II. Durham, M. M.; S. L. Wells, G. F.j Chas. Fishcl, O.J Dr. B. Bird, It.; S. Farrcll, F.; Dr. S. Frazicr, Re ceiver; Chas. Carmicbacl, 0.; E. H. C. Taylor, I. W.;W. S. White, 0. W. Drown od. Mr. John Trowavas, of tho firm of Trowavas fe Ballontyne, who was super intending tho erection of tho now light hotiso at Tillamook, fell from tho rocks into tho water below day beforo yester day and was drowned. Wo havo nono of tho particulars of tho sad event. Mr. Trowavas wan a man widely known in this city, and was n man of splendid character und tho possessor of many dear friends, who, in company with his fam ily, will sincerely mourn his sudden loss. Encountered a Hurricane. Tho City of Boston, American ship, from Burrard's Inlet to Sydnoy, reports that in lat. 30 10 S, Ion. 155 30 E, sho encountered a hurricauo from tho cast, in which her lower maintopsail, forotop sail, forcstaysail and flying jib wero blown away, and her deck cargo of tim ber washed over to starboard, giving her a list to that sido for tho remainder of tho voyogo; sho was ultimately com pelled to hcavo to until tho violonco of tho wind abated. Palnfol Aooldent. James Hamilton, of Oregon City, whilo cngagod threshing on Capt HedgoV farm last wcok, was wound around tho tumbling rod of tho machino and had his clothes pretty well torn from his person. His left arm was con siderably bruised, but he received no other sorious injury, for which bo may bo thankful. A tumbling rod in motion is 11 bad thing to embrace 1 ii , Stabbing Affray. La.it Sunday near Hubbard's there was a serious btabbing nliray between two young men named Ester and Killen, horetoforo good friends nnd members of tho snmo threshing sot, hud a littlo dis pute, and Ester knocked Killen down. Tho latter drow n pocket knifo nnd cut Ester two or thtco times across tho ab domen, onco over tho heart and on tho hand. Tho wounded man was brought to Aurora on Wednesday, and under tho caro of Dr. Oiesy will recover. Ilonto Located. C. A. White, civil onginocr in the employ of tho N. P. It. It. Co., returned last Saturday to Walla Walla, and re ports having found a good railroad route from tho Columbia river at Ringgold bar to tho main lino running from tho mouth of Snako river to Spokano falls. Tho approaches to tho Cascade moun tain? lmvo now been mathematically demonstrated to bo practicable, and it only remains to get ovcr tho mountains, a matter for much engineering and study. A Close Call. II. L. Kelly barely escaped losing his right hand last Friday, and, as it was, ho sustained a painful injury, says tho Domoorat. J fo was fixing somo bearing for 11 heavy shaft in tho Imperial Mill ut Oregon City, and tho shaft was raised on inch or two to allow him to work, when it slipped through tho lopo with which it was held, pinching Kolloy's hand severely. As tho shaft weighs about 300 pounds, ono can itnagino tho warmth of tho pressure on his hand. Fortunately no bones wero broken. China Thlovcs. Last evening thrco Chinamen entered tho tailor shop of John Quinn, on Stark street, and whilo two of them wero ex amining a bolt of cloth, tho third one slipped a pieco of goods valued at $15 beneath his flowing shirt. Tho sharp eyes of Quinn were upon him, and in two seconds his strong right hand had tho thief by tho napo of tho neck. The two traders glided, but tho unfortunate Ah Lat was handed over to an officer and lodged in jail. A Serious Coarse. , John P. Foster, an old gentleman CO years of age, has been arrested in Clack amas county charged with improper ac tions toward Lizzie Stoever, a littlo girl five years of ago. The press is ovcr ready to convict, condemn and punish a person charged with this criino beforo evidenco or proof havo been produced, which we think is unjust. After an in vestigation has been made, and ho be proven guilty, then go for and skin him; but tho custom too generally prevails to skin tho accused first and then hear the testimony. Mr. Foster is an old man, and has heretofore borno a good reputa tion ; yet if ho has sinned even, even in his old age, ho should be given the grand bounce by tho press. Testimony, thus far, has proven nothing; therefore, we handle him tenderly until facts are Died at Sea. Capt. Johnson, of tho bark Columbia, which sailed from Pugct Sound for Mel bourno with lumber somo months ago, died during tho voyage. Tho vessel put into Sydney, whero tho burial took placo, World-Wcary. Last evening considerable excitement was created at Adam Zorn's saloon on Washington street by a fellow who said ho was going to butcher himself. His namo was i'eterson, a .Norwegian, re cently from tho Sjwkano country. Ho wont into tho saloon about 7:JU o clock nnd remarked to Jack Shay that ho had no friends nor monoy and was going to kill himself. Ho started for tho back door so that ho could bo easily caught, having a Barlow knifo in his list. After a sculllo and a fow fits by way of a chango ho was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. Ratal Smith, as a patronymic is so common that, if tho real Smith of this item keeps perfectly quiet, thcro is no harm in tell ing it. This Smith is tho owner of a lino terrier, a "ratter" of uncommon quality, omuu nrmwio iior win. uiyuv-. !. CJ. -!ll 111- 1 ... ..! ' ing tho Bights of bouth l-ourtli street ast evening. A very largo rat, by soma chanco camo between Smith and tho dog, A lively scramblo began; Smith essayed to step on tho rat nnd brought his foot down just in timo to offer tho rodent what ho most anxiously desired a hiding placo. As tho rat went up tho fashionably wide pants, smiths foot started to change places with his head; tho dog saw his chanco and followed tho rat. It was hard to tell, for a fow rcc- ends, what Smith meant to say or wanted to do. Dangerous Business. Yesterday morning thrco wood chop pers on tho mountain back of the city camo near losing their lives by drinking ice water. They had been working in the sun until overheated and almost dead from thirst whon they wont to their cabin and drank copiously of ico water. In a few moments they wero seized with vomiting and for somo timo suffered tho terrible agonies of death almost. It taught them a severe lesson which thoy will not soon forgot. Peculiarly Unfortunate. About a ycarngo, a young man named Murphy was thrown from a horso at his faim below tho city, breaking both bones of his arm and lacerating tho flesh severely. Dr. Jones was called nnd set tho bones, and tlio sutlercr was mado comfortable. In tho course of timo tho bones knit, and ho resumed his caro of the farm. Yesterday, whilo riding a fractious horso, ho was again thrown to tho ground, sustaining a compound fnic turo of tho samo arm. Ho was brought to St. Vincent's Hoinital, whero Dr. Jones again set tho bones and mado tho unfortunato young man rest quito easy. Ho may bo considered an annual pa tient Probably Fatal AoeldonU From a gentleman, who arrived in tho city last evening, wo woro furnished tho details of an accident which occurred near Eugcno City, nnd may result in tho death of Mr. John Haydon, well known and formerly a resident of this city. Mr. Haydon is a very wealthy man, formerly a partner in Smith llrothors & Co.'s sawmill, nnd owns much property in this city, as well as other Oregon towns, besides soveral fino farms, upon ono ot which no reunion, a iuw nines from Eugeno City. For somo time, himself and wifo havo been estranged, but di (Terences had been settled, and Mr, Haydcu was coming to Lugeuo City for tho purposo of taking his wifo homo with him. As ho nenred tho town, tho team bcoaino frightened and ran away, throwing Mr. llayden to tho ground with terrific violence, tho wagon wheels passing over his tody. Tho bruised and mangled form was carried into tho residence of Mr. Hun Underwood, und tlio ablest physicians immediately sum moned. The unfortunato man wits bad ly and, it is feared, fatally injured in ternally. When our informant loft, but littlo hopes wero entertained of his ro covery. Too Turf. Much argument has been indulged in of lato regarding tho fastest timo ovcr made in a trotting race in Oregon. It has boon claimed that Nellie Patchcn made a mile on tho East Portland track in 2:29, to which the Rural Spirit re marks : The horses did go around tho track in 2:29J, but tho judges declared a dead heat, when in fact it was no such thing 1 Nellio Patchen beat Parrott, but tho judges refused her tho heat bo cause sho run; and they refused it to Parrott for the samo reason; whilo they refused it to tho third horso for somo other reason unknown to ui At the samo instanco thoy called tho time 2:29 and declared it as a record, which wo do not believo they should havo done. It was not a dead heat, but a foul totween Parrott and Patchen. Parrott ran at full speed, passing Patchen, then the latter ran at full sced post Parrott, and Muggins was entitled to tho heat, if ho had committed no wrong. If ho had, then it should havo been declared oh" al together, and not a dead heat, which means a tie. If those sort of records can bo claimed, wo had better start Hasting and Ityestraw in tho "free-for-all" trotting race at Salem I Do this, and let them Lave their way, i and (two Stato and Territorial. TCitlnmcito Valley. Silver is senrco In Salom. so that merchants can hardly make change, Tho prospectors who visit tho Calipooia mines aro not struck with their richness. l'crsons who have rented booths on tho Stato Fair grounds aro thing them ip for business. Tho Democrat saysi M. V. Brown has lccn vory low for tho past two weeks with hem. orrhago of tho lungs, and although stilt eon lined to his bed, is rccorcring. 0. V. Dennis, of Salem, will rcmovo from tho ponitcntiary to tho Salem "agricultural works," so-called, and manufacture furniture and agricultural machinery. Tho Mercury saysi The timo mado by tho horses in training at tho Fair Grounds, shows that wo aro going to havo somo unpre cedented speed at tho hair noxt month. Articles have been filed with tho Secretary of Stato incorporating tho llalsoy flold and Silver Mining company, with W. S. Smith, A. L. Barrett and S. S. Hayes as incorpor ators. Capital stock 8130,000. Mr. Oilcll, of tho Statesman, has secured n surveying contract in liistcrn Orcjois and during his absenco Mr. D. W. Craig, well known for twenty-flvo years ns nn Oregon journalist, w ill have editorial charge of that parcr. Tho Mercury has been shown somo oro taken from n lcdco about Smiles from Qu.irtr.- villu In tho Sautiam country, which is said to IIU 111 tllU h)lllfclitlll VUUIUIJl WJlllll 19 D4I ,,,,. ovcr , m , t,10 t - M nml n Vor. Tho ledijo has been purchased by Tort land capitalists known as tlio Scotch Co., and a null will bo erected al tins tnino soon. A correspondent says that Smlthflcld is the present terminus of tho Willamette Valley railroad; has a good unrohouso, school house, and a faw scattered dwellings, and, liko all small towns, It has its hoes and anticipa tions of great futuro prosperity. Perhaps no other placo in tho Valley, in protiortioii to size, snips mora produco than Sinithllcld. Vedncsilav nloht as tho hands wero en caged in storing wheat in tho warchouso of lions llros,, Mr. I.lghtfoot, of Indopendnnre, wont to tho well to set a drink and in tho darkness atonned into tho well, which had leen uncovered to draw water, and fell dls tanco ot thirty-two feot, striking on his foot. Strougo to tay no bones were broken. Wo are pleased to announce that Unola Dan Waldo, of Salem, who has been very low from tho effects of tho inroads of a cancer, which has bees troubling him for yean, and which caused the banting of an artery few days sineo through wntcn ne coma near Diced ing to death, is now gaining strength and will probably be on tho streets again in a short Skating Bisk. It is rumored that tho Mechanics' Pa vilion, after tho fidr is ovor, will bo rented as a skating rink during tlio Winter months. It is a good idea, and tho enterprising parties, whoover they may bo, would doubtless receive liberal patronage, Another Accident. A young man named Edwards, who was at work with u threshing crowd 011 tho Big Luckiamute, was caught by n tumbling rod last Tuesday, nnd his clothes almost stripped from him. For tunately, ho was not badly injured. Con. Grant Arrived. Gen. Grant orrived in San Francisco this afternoon. Tho news was received at 20 minutes to A o'clock. Tlio bells of tho city aro ringing nnd steam whis tles blowing as wo go to press. Tho Owls' boll got in tho first ring for Gen. Grant. A Buloldo. Somo days ago a report camo from Port Townsend to tho effect that n soldior had accidentally shot himself at tho barracks at that place. Tho repoi t was untrue, ho committed suicide. His namo was Nixon, nnd was a priva'o in Company E. Ho had been run nrompl considerably by tho company commander and tho firat scrgrnnt, nnd vas low spirited. Hut 11 short timo beforo ho had been released from a six months' imnrisoiiiwmt, and siueo pay day had boon drinking heavily. On the morning of tlio l.'Jth, about 1 1 0 o'clock, ho teieil the barracks, and going to his bunk, pulled oil' his shoos and HtnckiugH, reached iqi and took down his rille, mid loading it with a cartridge, cocked it and placed tho breech 011 tho floor witlt the miizlo to his left breast, nnd calling out, "Hoys, hero goes," ho pulled tho trigger with his too, und ho fell with a bullet in hiu body near tlio hcnit. Ho died in about three minutes. The soldierH who worn in tho barruuku sus pected nothing of tho kind, ami when ho called to them it was too lato to pre vent tho terrible deed. 'Ihesoaio tho facts nH rslatod by an eye witness. WlKwams Destroyed. About ten o'clock last night, says the Olyrnpia Experiment, flames wero ob served by our citizens issuing from a couple of Indian ranches across tho bay, near tho old log thuto. A number of iwrsons procured a lout and rowod over. 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