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.'iTTsnuwi, Til,, Nov. (I. At Hubastopool,
ir I'ittsou. till' I'm til enved III, over It InrirO
area, nix feat diep. Dwellings were abandoned
by their occupants, who wcio tenlbly fright
ened, and ran U) tli') ncighlioriiig high ground
for sin Iter. .Several Mums ml dollars worth
of projicrty ha been destroyed.
i:ngllli I'nblncl Mri-llng Cnllril.
Nr.vv Y1111K, Nov. II. -A London special to
tho Now York World state that a c.iliinit
mcctiint in announced for Tuesday nut, to
take into consideration th subject of tho dead
lock of Kostern negotiations.
Iimrraiill' lllnsphrmy.
ClIIC.uio, Nov. II. A Washington apcrial
to tliu Triliiinr says t "lugcrsoll III hit speech
pronounced tho Ucmncratiu party dtan ami
gnno to tho placo whIUi liu ilil not licliovo in.
Jlut If It lia gono there, Ihi ptttiiil tho place,
anil liesought thu angel (labrnl If tho wind
Mow ovi r tho IVinocrutiu grave-yard, 10 hlow
very lightly. Itnpublicatis could forgive Hut
Icr, if tho Democrats could cxirclso that
much magnanimity."
ftrrniln llrliims.
Nkw ViiiiK, Nov. (I -John W, Mackry tol
graphs from Nevada to tint clfbct that tho
Huto in probably carriod for Hancock hy a
a small majority. Tho l.fgilnturu, Congress
men. Hiiprcuio Court nnd Judges niu Demo
cratic,
Klllril Zr nUirrr.
Mahisov, IiiiI,, Nov, I) (liorgo Olass, a
cltiun of thin place, was shot and killeil by
(loorire Watson or Nul French. Iliu latter
allocs that (!lai hurrahed for .leir Davis,
causingn 1 1 rated nlti Nation to follow. Ha
hot Vnm in tho hg, vrhun hi opponent
fired, killing (llasi Iniiiiiillalclv Thero in
not 11m1.l1 )iMuttliy fur tint inuiJu.jr.
Xrxlnln ItrliiriK.
WAtiiiNimiNi Nov. II. Tho t'lcutkm in
Vlrfioia la veryclo-o. Ilnlf tho Htnto lu'vcn
) Di.niiM'mtii I.GOO inaiontv. Tliero 'are
uvirui atroiiK ltopulilicaii coimtlca to ln-V
from.
Krlu'U I mm lrliitrr.
Wahiiimitii'i Nov, II. The rttiirna from
DeUwuru icuii to criiali tho lioptitof tho Hu
publicjiM cTyin the Iilaiiro.
Kriilurky I'.lrrllmi.
ClNCINlATI, Nov II W'nito, tho Hepilhli
can cauiidato of tho Ninth Kentucky DiV
trick vi elected hy l,M0 majority out Tur
ner, Iliiuourat.
. I'rraltlrnl llr' tlrna.
Oiioaiiii, Nov. II. 1'ri'niilvnt Hayn thinks
iU, and that tho (lartleldMoioy letter aid
ed it vi ty 111.1te1l.dly,
rr tlir.
Wahiiimitum, Nov, II. The DemoontU
ill hao tho .Senate, and later advicea iudi
cto 11 majority of two in tho llouao, hut thia
u not (.omeiltil yeU
N. V.. tin rrli .tpproprlnlluu.
Nkw Yoiik. Nov, II. Yt-atcrday the (leu
Tat Coiilinitlvu of tint Miaaiomtiy SlK'iety of
tliu M. i:. Church appropriutixl f.'il.lXK) for
iniMion hi Mexion, with a contingent fund in
addition of $1 1.UII, and SI II, OCX) appropriattd
for Juuiao iniaaioiii.
Ilritliinliial la i:iiiiloy 4 lilnrar.
Han KiiANClhCO, Nov. II. Tho AMovlatvd
lrc tlej;raph tlm follow injjt Tim Now
York evening p.ipcri puhliah a noiial from
lVtemm, New .lernoy, atatmg that tho lt.tr
hour I'lax iSplniiiti); Onupany huvo h t halt a
doon Chinamen to ork in one of their do
prtiiu'iit, to tho great indignation of the
white men employed thero. Tliu linn rayi
that they aro at tat work which wldtii men
won't tin, Kinpliijm tell a tlillercut ttory,
and hatu thu iuea that thia ia tho louiiiuno
ineiit of Chlneau labor,
Foiti.i;.
DllUUS. Nov. ft. Tho Com to! thu Qucen'a
llcmh thU inornini; waa trowded, but until
tho Court roao in hi half of the luemlieni of thu
Und leac,ut w'lrt havn four day to umwer
U10 uminon, they will 1111 rely lodj;u formal
pH.imuc in Court through their arlieitoi.
Several of thu moat prominent had rcaolved
to conduct tltrir own defunct', but huvo uluu
ilouod that intention in defeleuco to a general
deilro to oxpulilo tint Iriala. A grtvtt Indij.
nation turtni; will Ihi held Sunday at Until
drum and Wicklow, An amioal by thu laud
leaipiu ti) tlm pxp u of Ireland, will bo pub
lished tin itftoiiiiMin,
I'ahh, Nov. .1. Setcral frcali rraiguatioiia
of magistrate hato luachod tho government
in coiuC4ueiieu of thu rontiuurd enforcement
of ruligiou decree lit tho province. llnllVt,
Duk ile llroglionuil l)eH-)ero havo ntlurdetl
uecnr to Ikimiiiic.iu cxptllitl from their e
tabliahmvlit ill this city.
Dl'ltllN, Ni. R. A Kind of men iiiindnr
lug ono huudrvd, iKtrtly anmil, were march
ing in military order ainl traversal thu eatate
nejr Trnleo last night foiciiu' truant to
swear not to pay alio ain amount for
rmit. ,
Krarrll) uf llrranl.lun..
St. I'lrrtntnvitii, Nov, I. There I a gruat
Hcarcity of w heat and flour in St. rttcrshurg.
Jtyu bread ha risen to douhlo it price, A
canity ia iortiil from tho protiuce, which
American competition iu wheat an flour ho
failtnl thus far to met t.
A MazMrnlr Urol Al.
Dl'iiLtN, Nov I, A nugistiateof Itngfonl,
named Dudgecn, wiu tlied t last night. He
was Ktdly friglitriuM, but othcrw i.o unhurt.
Muti.rrlpllvni for IH-rrur.
Duiu.iv, Nov. 4, SuKicriptiuii for the de
fense of tint and leaguer havu lieui started
by tho Dublin Ywoin Journal,
I'ariiilt nl llblur.
1'arnell will adiliv a meeting of the Kind
League at Atldoj tut Sunday evening uuxt.
The .tultalor.'tlue vrUrrrusr.
Nkw YottK, Nov, 4. The Irish Timr a
it is stated to bo tho intention of tliu Uaguer
to orgauixe their defense, so a to in.iko it an
iucxhaustive alUIr, and force the laud com-
minion to contlnuo t it ir dcIiiM rations for a
protracted period. They will bo compelled
10 examine tho I'remior in reference to hi
Miil'LAtliltn nccchc, and his moro recent
titlcraiiccH on the condition of tho Irih ten
antry. Itright mnt ho nxainiiieil alitor it
i cMmcil by th agitator that they luvo the
aame right of speech n cither of these men,
and their Bpecchc aro no mro seditious than
thoo made bv OlaiUtotie, Itright and Forter.
It i also their intention to sttbpcim mvcrnl
hundred landlords in Ireland as well ns their
ag'itt. Tho liuoof defense will ho conducted
with a view to linlifying the specche upon
which it i fought to condemn them. Thej
ftropoio t give cviiUnco tli.it tho Land Lciguo
In its character n Ittlitf Comuiltleu, and no
te. I in such a capacity dutintr tho late distrcnz
in Ireland.
i:nrnrrlnz Ibr Hoelnll.t Ijiiv.
ItFiiLi.v, Nov. 1. Klghty citirens of Hum
btirif liavo been ejectfd from that city in oc
cordanco with the Socialist I.iw. Twenty
families, AitldcnU of Allcna, havo alo been
ejecttd.
Htorina In t'tpriia.
I,IAnoi,, Nov, 4. Ct nrui has differed from
tho suvcio storms which liatu swept tho cntiio
coast. Much prwrty and hipping h.ttu
been tlcstroyed. 1 his place lias (icon badly
tumbled about by the wind and heavy rain.
Trraa liitit In lierniiiit).
HANnvrit, Nov, I. Two newspnper eon.
trihutors, wlio havo been w ritlng articles in
opposition to tho Imperial (lovcrnnicnt, Into
been scntenc.'d to iiiiprisuuincnt for insulting
thu Kmpcrnr.
'nal I'll .trrlilenl.
UttUH-iKt.M. Nov. . At tho colliery nt.Mona
thirteen nun wire iustautlv killnl by tho
hrtakltur of thu hoistluu nliiiiratlis. which
prniiiltated them tn tlioTiottoiii of the shut,
'ri..... f.ll ....... inn f..l
Tlir Appriinrliliitf Trial.
Duiimv, Nov. 5 Thu I mh agitators will,
at thu approaahing trial, tall sevi nil hundred
witnesses from lliu rick rented catates.
John IHII M. I'
John Dillon, M. I. who is at tho present
time absent from Dublin, will, on his riturii,
bo summoned to appear befoio thu Court of
Queen's Ik'iich.
Inn I'lan orihr IjiihI Itnmirrs.
IiNltov, Nov. (). Thu turbulent agitators
of Ireland ato attempting to form an allianc
between Knglisli radicals and tho Iri-li land
leaguers. It is said thu attempt failed. I hu
leadtrs of tho jand loiguu, however, decided
to Iiiinriitp thuonoortuiiitv nirbrilod throuifli
tho biitlidt ring ctiursoof tho llovcrnment and
force tint Statu trials, town sessions and ttiMi
nals into n imtud i'dtit deli 1 to of tho land
(iie.tinii, with tliu wiiolo cmpiio for an and
itncu. Itrnaiiuulilr. I'rnrrrul noil Irsal.
Nr.w Yiiiik, Nov. II, A Iuidon spocial to
the Jlrrntil contains it foi (nation that that tho
hind luaifiia ha issutd nil address to thu I'i-h
Home Htilcrs, miiiiu of whom aro aliro.nl,
whlih closes wltli the following oxtraiit 1 "Wo
ran solemnly deolato in thu face of tho civil
lid world our objects "lid aims uru peifect
Justice to all, Allmoinsfor tho uttunnient
of our purH)tii wu commend, thuy being re.t
tonablu peaceful and thoroughly legal, ollgnl
lint in no ilegreit tho National rigttts, moral
obligation or intelligi nt human law. Wu
nuvcr will piuso nor rot fioui the labors wr
have accepted until public cti.-n ha wholly
swept away thu system of landlordism which
antagonize our people,
Ijtntl Lrnaurra,' Itlulila.
Duiimk, Nov. II. Spcccht of tlcflauco ami
iucrcuscd tiolcuco aro being indulged in by
thu agitator. At Wnterfortl, yisttrtlay,
thero was a meeting of thu Lcamie, at which
thu Chiiirman, John Davitt, "its thu people
alioulii liu moru ilvtermiui'il tlitn cvir to as
sort their riithts. and think thev w ill hu nr
tected by thu Nationalist of Ireland, Scot
laud, I'ligUnd and America
Ml rtr.i iu n.....
The (loveriimcnt gius onlrr to diipatch
tho ohauuel iti.tilnii to tho Irish coast.
t'rrnrli MaitMriilr lli'slunliiu.
1'AHIi, Nov. I), Many magistrate havu
resiidied iu nrcferincu to tuiforcini! the tlurio
nainni inu .lesuns anil tuner iiiiiuiinerieii re
ligious ilinuminatinus.
The ljiterii ()iirlliii.
Iiniiov, Nov. 0. A inovemcnt is on foot
in tiermauy to urgo tho rctiv.il of the Thito
Kiueror a a mean of deferring tho Kastcrn
piestioii,
Miinlrrtr ur.liiirrlrnna llutiit.
Nkw Yiiiik, Nov. II. CMile advices from
Constaiitiiinplu say that tho thrcu Turk im
plicated in tliu murder of ltuv. Mr. Parson
lute been hanged.
Mwriirlns Tritanl.
I ) it 11 1.1 s, Nov. II. A pitty of a hiindrid
men, lurlly armed, uiarulitfl thnniuh tlm es
tate uc.tr 'Iritlee, swearfitg tho t-usut not to
pay aooto 11 certain amount ul mil.
liinil leauur Mrrlliitf.
All oddre ha been iuul by tho iJind
liguc. Meetings are being held throughout
the country. Tliu organization show im
provement daily.
I'urnrll aal.'ut' l'itk.
Iisiion. Nov, I). Children uro celebrating
enthusijatically thu auuiveraary of tlm (!uy
h'awka gun-powder plot, but in place, of tho
tlguru nl Uuy, thu emmpirator, they havu sub
muted thu clligy of I'aiuell, thu Irish agi
tator. An Aililrrx In the I'loplr.
I.tl'illlliKt, Nov. (I. An itddreas by tho
laud leagiio of this placn wits iisuiM, Ami the
greatest uxcitciiu tit picvails. Tliu addre i
lit ciriular form ami lu a determined and
patriotic ring -"rriend of thu I.tnd UMguo,
it now Wotitea your duty to stand by and
support the organization with which jott ate
ideutltied. Ixit our contribution lie sunt in
that thu dark hour w Inch ia ure to come upon
us, and which ia almost here, may l pied
through, and that wu may survivu tho ordeal
of prosecution and cimrgo better tittwl for
thu dutie which await 11. Our peaceable
resistance i no crime. We luito violated no
law, Wu are imply liauded together as re
lief nocicttu to aid the aulleiing Htpla of our
ttnhippy land. Wo denouueo the injiutiiu
that has furvol upon us thu uccmsily of tim
et rted action. 0 lear uoarins iuour luinds.
Wo stand ulono defenseles nmoug tho na
tive of the earth. The w win: and gt Hiding
oppression of centuries havo reduced us t
U'kWj' and starvation. Wu havo seen our
wives und little otic shiviriiigiu lliu Winter'
blast, unfed, unclothed, without homo, shel
ter or lire, Wohivoswm them succumb to
famine and cold and "ink into their gnvta,
while the pros sensual landlord lookitl 011,
gloating iu our misery, shouting evict, evict,
evict, A solcnii) hour stnkis upon the hour
upon the dial of time. The tear blotted his
tory of our long sulU ring country lie own bo
foru you. Approach it, men of Inland.
Write upon its soi row fid uge the glorious
and imJHrisbable wonls 'r'rtedoml (iod
save Itel.iud 1'"
l'.U'lFH) COAST.
Arrest uf Ma)ur Knllorli.
Sav I'ium-Ii-ci), Nov. tk Mayor Nitllivh
w.uarrestisl this inoruiut; for omission of
duty iu oilloe. Ho 1 held under lail. l
Coup'., tho 'stationer, was also artvtttnl on
chz. Reacounecvl with thesupplj'pf paper to
tro tvgistnttion otlico. He also was placed
r.uder bail. Itoth aro held on indictmenti to
appear before tho Grand .Tiiry, Tho Kalloch
murder case will be discontinued a week, ow
ing to the sickness of Highton, his counsel.
The Mnrilerer orlrcn 4'nplurral.
Stf I'lttNCidco, Nov. 0. Ortega, the mur
derer of Sigsby at Agua Mansi, on tho 23d of
last May, and for whoso capture arowanl was
offered, has been apprehended in Sonnra, and
whs hronght into Han Iternardino, tower Cali
fornia. .trlroiiii l.rrllon.
Tdcsom, Nov. 0. G. II. 1'crry, the Demo
cratic caiutldate, is elected Delegate to Con
gress. W II, Sherman, Hcpublicin, has been
cicctcii as Htiperintcuilcnt 01 rutilio instruc
tion, Itoth branches of tho I.ci islattiro arc
llepubbcati.
I'rtunrrnl t'lalm .tnatlirr lteprenilnllrr.
Ha.v Fkancisco, Nov. 0. Democrats claim
that I'achcco is defeated. This the Hcntihli-
cans do not conceilr, but say tlm vote is very
close. If l'acli'fo is dcfcitul, it mikes the
State stand Iu Congressmen throe Democrats
and one ltcpublicati a Democratic gain of
two.
rvniln Drmnrrallr.
VlliiitMA Citv, Nov. 1.-This Sttto is
Dem 'cr.itlc - a gain of 0110 Congressman mil
0110 United Slates Senator.
4'nliriiriila i:irrlln.
Sax VitANCism, Nov. (. Republicans say
tho Stato has gono Democratic by a small ma
Jority.
M. 11. ItrVouna .Mnrrlril,
Han FnANrtsco, Nov. f. M. II Do Young,
at 'jociock jcsteruiy, marricn -miss Katiur
Inu I, Dcatic, daujhter of James llii-sull
Dcnno. At 4 o'clock 1'. M. they loft for Lake
TaIiuc.
II re In the .trsrnnl.
Ur.VhCtA. Nov H. At between 2 ond 3
o'clock on the 3d Inst, tho arsenal was ills
inwril to boon fire and H cirorts to cxtiti
suish it wvre fritith ss. Thx 1 'S is verv largo
'I'ne tiro is aupKised to ho tho work of Illicit
diary. Clilnniunn .Murilrrril.
Caktkovili.k, Nov. fi. Tho lody of a
Chinaman was discovered hero to-day fear
fully mangled. An axe was found close to tho
lend boly. There is no cluo to '.ho murder
ers, hut it is supposed to bo the work ot his
own countrymen.
Ilir l.leellon In ("nlirornln.
Sax Fiiamjisit), November .". An Eraml
nrr dispatch states that the election in Cali
fornia Is very closo. As tl 0 count now stands
the Democrats havo a majority of two mem
bers of tho leuisl ituro on h'int ballot, but it
it is nsscrted that the nllicial count will either
givu them one or three.
ITEMS IIY TELECKAI'Ii:
The Hepiiblicsu majority iu Indiana is
about 7,000 for (Lirfield.
At San Francisco Leon lioiiifaco killed list
tie I.eu and himself als 1.
Tin re was nn earthquake shock in San
Francisco Tltursday evening.
Thu stunner 0 trlio took nway ().'ll Chinese
fiotn San Fraucisoit Thursday,
Fridav, Howull was M miles nh cad on thu
weeks walking match held in Loudon.
At St I'etersbuw bru-iditiitr havu risen to
douhlu piicu and thcru is a gt oat scarcity.
Fight citizens of Hamburg havu been eject
ed from that city Ikhmiisu thoy aro socialists.
Itov. J. Ilvatl Smith, who defeated S. II
Chittenden for Congress lu llrooklyn, s.ijs hu
I an Independent llupuhliciiii.
Them is a had break iu passenger rat.s
from Chicigo to the Southwest, and thu rail
road war has got n fresh start.
In tho Asthy hilt walking match Kowcl
was "II tulle ahead of thu next man. He com
I leted 400 miles In DO hour.
Tho New York ". lan-J' -
I,,.;" ' t-ily should have liecli OO.OllO,
M is marly 111,000 lets than Tildeii' in ,.
A freight train on the Nuw York and Frio
and Western roid coll del with a p.tsiciiLtr
train and killnl several engineers nnI lircmcii.
(Icn, Mahoine, U. S. Senator from Virginlt,
s.t)H In) will out enter caucus with Democrats,
but will act independent on all public nut.
ters.
Two contributor to n Democratic paper in
(criiuuy havu been sentenced to imprison
ment for writing artiile insulting to the Km
lcmr. It is ri'iKirted that Mrs. Kat Chan Sprague
will bring a suit for divorce. Shu has cot out
riidevin luitKrs f.r lur wardrobe and tiijno
alieady.
Tl cru is to bo a wrustling match between
John Mc.Mshon of Ytnuoiit, the world's
ciiiinipion, und vv. I. larnll of S.iu Iiau
cisco. Stakes, SI, 000,
Tliu I'uulish I'haiiucl sutiadron is sent to
thu co ist of Ireland. Thu agitator say the
banner they now r.1'110 will not Ikj put ilowu
vvittiout A gigantic strugule.
The ChiofO Ttm't show how speculators
iu 1 oik, after losing thrco million dolltrs,
went in for all tho (Mirk tills side of thu At
lantic and cleared $7,000,000 hy it.
Thoniis Hughe, of Kiigland. was welcomed
by :t,tHH) peoplu in Co per Institute. N. w
tork, and General Win, Curtis pieaidiil.
Hughe read a aper on co-operation.
Thcru am ataitliug rumor iu New York
City about w hat thu Democratic Ouumitt'-o
will do, a it is sn they intend to piove
1 an 1 011 1110 p.trt 01 inu iicpuiiicau in vw
Yoik.tttu,
The Catholic havo presented Garfield with
A gold htadtd 1. alio vot d him at tho Colutu
bus Cuthcdiul and ho m.ido a graphic rtHine,
avti'L't "I accitit this) all tho moro ulaulv Ihi-
c.a'tso it come ncro-s onu of the line that di-
vidu u religiously,
A student of tho University of California
was found to liavo the ma 1 hix. Other
caicjiiso coiisternatioii in tliu city. Fifty
c.t-e are said to havo occurred in four days.
v arciuiilou 1 lHipmar ttiete.iiiouts. there I
110 amull tox among tho Chiueso.
In i'aris the divrcts havo lieeu enforccil
agiinst Domltiicans and Fritii-iscaus, mid
other unautborizeil onlim. Svvirul u-!iu
tioiianf ni.ijestrates where tlwy did not tike
to enforce the dowries. Thu at plication of
tho ileciei is bviug enfurcvil throuehout
France.
All Irish hud agitator who hive now lieen
indicted hive bctn served with summons.
I'.iriull wants an iminudiate trial The moat
prominent will conduit their own defense,
limit itidiguttioii inuetiug aro K'iug held
daily throughout the c-imitry. Tho Ijud
Ix'sgue organization improve if illy.
The New Yotk State Democratic Cotnmit
t 0 iuuol an ad Ires that it i tho duty of
the County CouiuiHsioncm to couiuro census
returns with vote reoetaltHl to learn tho ex
tent of trauduleut vi.ting iu thu lato election;
thtt tho iucrtase.1 ltepublnau votoinXew
York and Hrookljn it duucviJetieu of fraud.
1 1 11
Fiuk DtPAi.TMK.ST Dkilu Tho Astoria
Fire Dei artmeut, eoniistieg of one Amokeag
and ono SiUliy steamer, and a hook and lad
der company, had .1 race agiinst time the
other evening. In six minutes and sIxromd
the Auuukea.' had to run thu designated
point, strung . feet of ho' and bad wxlcr.
The huok ami ladder coumniv niada their run
and put a man on .1 building iu two minute.
Quick time.
STATE NEWS.
Deer nro plenty in tho mountains
abovo Crawfordsvillo.
Mr. Mnrtin 1ms tho contract for build
ing a bridge across tho Muddy, near
Jlnrrisburg.
Tho Albany Herald Bays tho trial of
Frank Wheeler, for killing Unas, lay
lor, resulted in acquittal.
Ji J. Hendricks, Sr., of Elk Head,
Douclas county, in a lit of temporary
insanity, committed fuicidc.
Tho little son of W. Wiseman's, while
playing near a vitt of boilmir water fell
in and wnt Rcaldfd to death.
Thu Statesman says tho Ohomeketa
hotel, Salem, is doing" woll under tho ad
ministration of Mr. Wesley Gruvcs.
Tho pigeon shooting match at Eugene
between Dr. Osborn and Eli Weeks
resulted in favor of tho latter score,
10 to 1.
A dispatch states that Cyrus D. Oillil
and, who was raisetl near Hoseburg, was
recently killed near Ulackfoot, Jtlalio,
but gives no particulars.
Jttdgo Hoiso has started East Ho
goes as Master of tho Stato Oriiugo to
representOregon at tho National Orange,
to bo held in Washington.
A valuablo liorso belonging to T. M.
Sheltas,'was injured to such tin extent
by being caught in tho catto guard of a
passing enginohs to necessitate its be
ing killed.
Tho I'laimltaler says: John II. Suth
erlin, son of Mr. S. Sutherlin, of Fair
Oaks, a boy 10 yeais old, killoJ.Til gceso
on Thursd ty of lust week, nnil it wasn't
a good duy for gceho either.
.Mr. Aliirtin, a stagu driver on tlio
Corviillis and Junction tdngo line acci
dentally shot himielf by drawing a pis
tol from his pocket; the bull struck one
of Ins fingers und inllictod a painful
wound.
At tlio city election recently held in
Ilaker City, 0. M. Fo-tcr, J. P. IJocs,
l'red Dill, 1', Crobill nnd J. J. MiCord
wero elected Coiincilmen; E. f. Keg
nnlils, Recorder; F. Jltird, Mmslial anil
U. If. Tracy, Treasurer.
Tho city election at McMinnvillo
camo oil' on Monday. OllliceTH elect,
iiceording to tho Iltporttr. Henry War
rn, Hecotder; Clutrles Jones, iMarshal;
J W. Cowls, Win. Campbell, O. II.
Adams, Ueorgo Jlaugasser, Oca Wills,
Diiectors.
TEKUITOHIAIi.
At tho railroad depot, Seattle, I ft new
cars aro being put up.
It rained ut Walla Walla all election
day, as it did ovorywhoio else.
Surwyor Henry has finished his vvoik
on tho Kkagit and returned to Olympia.
Tho W. W. Statesman says money is
getting Rcatvo thereabouts, and every
body Senilis In n 'iM.te in orvry
ohsihl) way.
Ortim Kincade, Republican cundidalf
for Iti'iiri'M'iitutivti of Wlmtcoin county.
fjimo near losing his l!fn in tho Skagit,
mo 'mt says.
Tho Tucoma J fall says tho steamer
Chehalis struck a snug and sunk in thu
Skagit river tho other tiny nnd report
has it that sho is bably damaged.
W, W. Jtiliiihon, eighty yean of age,
camo all tho way from Isnhant Muss.,
to bcojiis son II. E. Johnson, at Walla
Walla, und died two months ufior his
nrrival. His body is eiibalmediiiid will
bo sent lack.
Surveyor Sheets has discovered a pass
through the Cascade Mountains that is
much lower than any other with the ex
ception of tho Suoquiilime, Tho pass
will liear tho iiuino of its tliscoveier and
is said to bo upproaclted with less ditli
culty than any other yet known.
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KtlLIIOtll MIIK.
Tho narrow gauge it nearing llrowntvillu
rapidly.
The railroad subsidy business is a nlsved
out dodge in this Stato.
The O. A C. It. It. aro maklnc lirco shin.
moots of wheat just now,
Viitoria has been greatly damaged by the
C. 1'. leaving it to onu side.
Thu railroad to Yaquina Ikty begins to as
sume taugilju shape Just now.
We understand that next Summer the Ger
man iHindhulder will push their road tluough
to California.
Thu LiKinmi branch i not turning out, to
lie tho p-i)iug institution tho O. .V C. nun
hoped it would Ihi.
Tdo 0. H. & N. Company are pushing their
linea through despite) the weather and the
ilitlteultic they mett with.
'lliu, Hon, Jos Gaston t tho only man In tho
uiiiivit .-laica wuo can iniiiii ;m mile ot rail
road without a cult of money.
Now that the peop'e through tho Waldo
Hill havo got their line uf road they are go
ing to give Iteid A lively tight to collect the
ubsidte they subscribed.
The tirst vhivment of wheat by tho
nanow gattgo ro-ul to 1'. rtl.md, via
Kay' landing, w.u made Satunlay front
Aitmsvitle by Messrs, Cockerllue A Co.
Chief Fuigiicer Anderson, of tho X. l H,
It., arrived at New Tacoma I-ast Sunday from
Portland s.i a the luljtr. Hu left Itumarcx,
Dakota, about six week since, and came over
laud by easy stages along the projected line of
the road. The comptny awaits impatiently
to hear tho result o( tlio Sheet's I'as kuivcy
now going forward. A soon a it is returned,
the route over tho mountains will ho thosen,
and an advance movement made along the
whole lino,
A railroad to Alaska may seem an anomaly
but thu time I comm? soon when n,-i,
iui institution would Ihi u pajing one. In
ile I many cool headed capitalist havo liem
giving tho problem me attention and already
ono or two companies have been chartered by
the St ito of Oregou. w lth rMruu on to extend
lines ti the Territory, should thev eo tit.
Coal, iron, lumU-rand miueinls exist inabuu
daiico along all poasiblo route to Sitka, and
thero is no man who can tell what the mar
ket of the world may demand iu tho future.
I'OBTUNIf.
The Ureal Conamtrrlat Onlrr r the Aorlh
West.
It has a population of 21,000. It is to Ore
gon, and the territories of Washington and
Idaho, what New York City is to tho State of
New York, and licars tho sanlo relation to
that State mid thoso territories that Chicago
docs to Illinois, St., Louis to Missouri, l'hila
dclphia to 1'cunsylvniiia, nnd New Orleans to
Louisiana. It lias moro territory tributary
to it than any other city in tho United Status,
and will soon he numbered with tho foremost
cities in the Union. Kvcn nt this time tho
hammer, and saw can bo heard in all parts of
tho city j tho demand for buildings is so great
that tho Inclement season of winter docs not
check tho onward march of its growth. With
the vast numlicr of shipsin port, freighted with
our constantly Inercoscing agricultural pro
ducts, and tho numerous railroads now tribu
tary to, or terminating nt, this city, it will
not require more than ton years to swell tho
population of our beautiful nnd growing city
to 100,000 sftuls. Having a larger territory
than San Francisco to support it, wo may
confidently assert that iu less than n quarter
of a century Portland will bo tho foremost city
on the Coast in point of wealth nnd population.
Portland llr lloitirslrnil.
Tho land in this enterprise lies adjoining
the city, mid is only from ten to fifteen min
utes' wnlk front the court-house, nnd less
distance than that from ono of tho best public
schools in tho city.
rntcK.
All lots will bo sold for $100.00 each, jiaya
bio lu Installments of $.".00 per month, or the
small sum of lflj cents per day. No interest
will ho charged, nnd a good nnd sitlllcicnt
ilotiii for Deed will bo given upon thu pay
ment, of the first installment of S.VO0, and a
Warranty Deed upon receipt of last install
ment, both without expense to purchaser.
TO I'OIICIIASKRS.
Those not fitidintT it convenient to mako
their payments when due, will bo granted
twenty days grace in which to makotiichiuty
incuts, ns it is dcsirnblo that all shall havo
every possiblo opportunity to keep up their
navmciits.
Thoso desiring to make full payment at thu
time thu llond is issued, will hu entitled to n
reduction of $10.00 on each lot, or $.i.00 on
each $.10 00 paid iu. As tho
KOAt) TO WKAI.TU
Is the most certain nnd rapid throiiuli real
estate investments, this eiit-rprro olicrn far
moro inducements to tho public than nny other
on thu coast nt this time, ns tho price nod pay
ment are within the reach of all. Do not let
this c banco pass. Kuy a hit, build and mnku
yourself independent. Mnny of you who
live in rented houses pay more every year fur
rent than would purchase a lot nnd build n
roof over your head. You then would bo in
dependent of exacting landlords, ami iu truth
havo n place to call "home,"
PONT 10 11(1 KT
That not many years ngo some of tho best lots
lu San Finncisco were sold for ail otiuiu of
K)'d dust, and that now they could not bo
night for S 1(H), 000. Also, rcmcmW that
iu Chicago somo of tho best business lots were
once traded for n pair of old boot. How of.
ten is tho remark made hy old residents of
Portland that oiuu thuy could havu lxiugbt
lots for S 100. 00 that $-A), 000 would not buy
now. It is not wise to "despisu thu day of
small things."
ITISTUUK,
Tli.it of real estate Investment the homcste.nl
plan is ho best and safest, all who invest mo
interested iu making the whole proiicty
more valuable. To illustrate: Sttpposo A
builds a house on bis lot, and 11 owns a lot
adjoining; II gets the Iwucilt of A'a improve
ment, wbilo 'A IS not injured thereby. This
philosophy will apply to tho entire propctty.
Wu have donated a lot to each of the. nnn.
iiial ehutihc for church proposes.
in iKiiiiiion io inu iidovc, two iota aro sot
apart for ntibliu school purines.
Ono thousand and tweutv-four lots, tittv bv
ono hundred feet in size, with streets sixty feet
wine.
IIAIMIOAII rUlll'HASK.
The Overland, Oregon A California, and the
tvesterudtnilroad Comnanies havo nnreli.i..,l
all the land from tho cast line of the Home
stead (which U Ninth itrrct) to tho water
front for tho terminus depots, machine shop,
etc.t also the main lino of thu Nanow (Uugu
Hailroad (limited) will locate their terminus
near by thus the creates t Hailroad center nn
the IWillo Caist lay in close proximity to
these lots. This purchase ha caused a rise)
in an snrrouiuiiiig property of ono Jiumlrrel
per cent., making thu loU iu this HomeUud
irom sovcmy-iivo to one liumlrcd per cent,
cheaper than any other ru.il etite in the city
of Portland.
Inasmuch as this HoIitejtc.nl was advertised
to lie sold for a stipulated orico lieforu thu re.
cent advance, unpleasant as it is, wo shall
ernctiy nune-re to our anvei tlseM rontrni t w it It
tlio public to sell thesu lots for one hundred
dollars each for the next ninety days.
TIlO two hundred lot that u.r.i ei.rv-.l
for ncuil settlers aro now all sold, nnd tho
demand to select lot being so great, wo havo
been compelled to place more lot on the mar
ket from which tho publio may select for tho
nest ninety nays.
This atlords an opportunity for persons, so
desiring, to purchase the most beautiful resi
dent proiK-rtY.
TO PAllTIKi naWUilNn TO ITItCHASK.
Till pronertV IS UOW- sellilu' rnre nrnilv
and those w ishing to buy will do well to call
or acini iiiunesllately for n lot or lot.
All but the tirst installment must ho. paid
atthelJaiikinglloiueof I-uld & Tiltoii in
mo my oi t'ottlatnl.
I'Kllfll.SS h;om A IUS7A.NCB
Drsiriiiea sliaro. may forward rs m i.. iua
(leneral Manager, and n llond will 1m immo
diately forwnided.
Monoy may bo forwanled by registered let
ter, money order, or Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'
r.xnrc.48, at my risk.
ro
'or further lvattteul.ars
i apply to
J. it. ltlPK
-M. ki
Oencral Manager, l'ortland, Or.,
Or to
riilllllT X .Ml'UWlllILIS,
as .Morrison ht.
CEKTIflCATE.
I certify that I am the tho owner of tho
lam! in tlio Portland City Homestead-tbo
title thereto i jierfect, King a U. S. I'atcnt--aml
I authoruu J. M. Hice to sell said proper
ty on the forc0i)ing plau, l'.A, Maiwjitam.
ui:vr.iir..rw,
Oeo. II. Himes, Wm. Iteid,
Hon. U r.ti rover, Hon. J. H. Mitchell,
J. A. htrow bridge, Mier it Frauk.
X ;OOI1 THIMi,
German be, rup is Hie s jvut persoiaptlon ot Pr. A.
IlaKhe, velebrateJ lieruun, I'hvsieiau.anJ Is aeknqwU
eel.-e.l to be oiio of tho mo,t fortunate elismterte In
umlUiie. It nuUkl eurcs Cou.-lis, Colds, ami all lumr
IroUblesof th seieiVAt nallir. mnnelnir. m le tru- fhM
cause of the aflVi tatlon and leal hu; Uie parts In a struni;
an,l healthy eondltlon. It U not an eaperinieiiul uie.ll
elne, but baa ltoo.1 tho teat of v ears, mi bv satMetlon
In erer)-cue, Hhleh its rapldfjr liicreasluy uie even
sesjrin voonnna. To luillwu bottle ikl aimiullv.
JWwan) ol nuJICturs of similar names, lately IntrusluceU.
Iksieheestfenuan Svrun sraa lntre-lue.l In thn i.,o.-i
stales In lists, and Is now sold In every to a and sllLue
In Uis UvlUV-d wuiU. TUreo doses ve ill rellev a anrTlr
Ulnary consb. frtcelicoU bamplo bolUe. 10 een w
AUFATrt FOR THE JtTIM.4MF.TTF. I'ARMF.st.
OREO OK.
Albany J Ellannon
Amity 11 L Hlmpion
Ilrnsnulllo VV II Kirk
lluttolllsi.J WUiiholilcr
liioaks WII Harris
IlelloYiic..,. . ...left Pills
lltkcr City, ..OWJsmcs
lluenaVI-tt..l)ICullireiith
CrautoritiTlllo . It disss
CUnonlllo.laacMannlnif
Cuttaffollrovo
J II ShortrMiri)
Consllls .. Me)or Harris
Cornelius... K S Mc.N'ult
UimonCitr .Illllllilnlinrt
Os.ciulcs. T.Molllt
C'anhy.i Win Knltfht
Centcrvllle,. ,Conklrvlno
Crcuncll , lto-eo Knox
l).itlca Tho '
McMlnnrlll.,JMcPhUns
Mtl'lcasant., ..FSThatcr
Marlon, ...Itltlltttliortnra
Monro.. VV p Ilowen
Monmouth. .WWstcrhou.o
Norway .,..J II Shroedcr
North Yamlilll
H P Beilwell
New Era....,, ...JOa.to
Sf'V'i JIISco..to
Uaklanil...,.,,,J shunt
Oreiron City I M llaeoa
VeIlsVal.TX Williams
Pilot Rock iroillla.,,
l'cmllctoii . , Lot I.h ennora
l'corla W'm Holder
!'rlnevlllo,.AIllreyman
IVrrjilale.. ,J WMedrew
rieasimtlloine.. JVVI'arks
lllckrcjil ClooTatom
Illvcrililo. .OPKnowlea
hainoacus . I VorhiS
Ditjlon. M It luster
Dralt J 0 IlrslnsAUi
Itoseburjr
Salem.
Sllverton
..HKIlayinoiiil
.Sainl t'luirch
T It Illhlrtrd
..THIIevley
..II llllajis
..ADIIanlner
Dallas., JIlHinltli
llufur, ..A J Itiilur
Doxler. ,.H ll.enil.aktr
SheriiUii
StaHonl
Stajton
Hclo
razleC'reck. 31 It Ilrmen
Kuireno .JlIMcCluii
Klkton. , . A II I tallies
Korc.tOroeo. Sldulies
Slmlaw JO Slmi.in
J Jiorrli
SiteclIIotno.. ..ZH.Miwj
HietlJ ,VM povers
Sublimity, . . . JnoDuwnlnir
Hklii.inoii....UJ Jtorrlwll
HnrlnirncIJ..l'AKcnnixl
Tin Mile Wmlrwlh
rJiient JohnLupcr
Tiirner.......UOTliomas
!;pprOilioco..JIIuiitaker
Uiiiiua Perry ,,,,
acollshambrook
'"J,0" I'MOottln
))""'; Thos Smith
Ulilleata,. i.OWllstit
West Chchalctn .....J M
UmlcoanilTIIWIlktrson
Wlllatnetto Porks
, , M Wllkins
Weston... 1, 8 Wool
Wlieatl.nul,, AIM'etttlolin
MIoiitiUle,..Chasv(ilM),1
lonrall'i Ilonth Pros
Zene s Htllmbla
tox valley, .A 11 Oiininir
noshcti, J Ilamlviker
tluston ,OA luiinoiiil
Oeival. ..MXltihell
llsrrl.lmrir., lllrtitn Smith
llalncy , T J black
Hosl Itlvcr. . I'M
Illllilioru. W I) l'cttenircr
lllllibant ClcoJ Wollcr
llnieell I'r tl W Kllt.lxo
Itepner . .0 M Mallory
liiiieiictiilcnco.AV l.llfNjrlii
liiillanValler... Mil Morris
Junction W II lluVr
Jarksomlllo. .Max Muller
.lilTcriii . ..J VV llolamt
Kliiits Vsl. ConnerAt'reMno
lhiinon . (I W Smith
IjiI.iU'ttc K rotitilctoti
Ia; levIlle....MnreliMvri In
lfokiiiirma.s. .MCoehrnn
Lincoln ,1, AItiiiih
L P. FISHER T'".r,.,.nA'lu,.HMer.
"", J"-AV, clianls' IU.haio, Han Pran-cih-o,
Isautliorlznl to receive uJrertlseiiienti for the
ci.ltiimiinf tills paper.
XtTThUiloei not Inilmlo many minor ofllets, ami
whero no agent l ileiUii.itiil our subscriber MUHT
mult by Moucv Onter or Iteirlitercil Litter.
Amonoits-lrliiiraii sirtncy can irit Uis sam by f
aiMres.liiir the) Maiinfir. "
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
FOR SALE!
CLARK'S OREGON SEEDLING.
rillllS IS TUG KAItLY ANfl I'ltOLIPIO VAUIETY
I orljliulii.l I) tus at Mount Tabor, lU.t I'oilUnJ,
that reeelioil the followlnir unanhiioiia eiiilorsement
from tlio Htato Ilorllciillural Society, at a looetlni
lielel In 1'ortlaml Juno Siilh, lsjo :
"The lurry Is ilark nil In color, good shape, fair
lie, nrul a line fruit that haa etpeilal ipialltlos to rec
omuiciiil It as a market berry. Tlio flavor Is rich ami
partake! of tho wild Isrry.a pleasant ami fragrant
JeM that Is on Improtemeiit oa tli W llson's Altusy.
Wo think It has no siiierlir lor iroo.1 qualities anions
knoiiii varlolles, ami Is well worthy the nam wa Mti
It CLAIIIfrt IIIUWON BKKDLIMl."
I also hare a late vat lely, extra Isnro, which I call
tho Mr. TA IIOII. ills tlio most prollllo bearer I cur
saw, I nlTir either of tlic-o valuablo plants for sals
'.' l;.w1'i:,.t ,,V.,,:!,' 0nl" )IJ"I o '
Ijiit l'ortUtiil wlllrccvliilpromptsttentloii.
X A UsjAKU,
Cut 1'ottlsoJ.
octltf
WOODBURN NURSERY.
J. II. SI:tTM:VIII:h, I'roprlelor.
.. A LAIIOK STOCK OF VEItV
"iSfi't fll,u tre'!' for ' At very low rate,
ftW' AI'1'l.K.S,
xesJsss.. ri:Ai:s,
CHKItltlW,
l'Ll'JIH,
rituxra,
1'I.ACIIKS, Klc.
-. VMi OriumenUI Sbmls ami Nut Trees awA
k Inl. ryi . i." '.?TV"KK K,t0M vrtn o' M
kinds. Wend fur Oitabigua to
J. H. SETTLEMIER.
"f"'3 WOOIHIfllN, OIlKtjO.V.
fo the Farmers of Oregon!
Cheer up vour heart and let us slnir,
And luako tho uraiut old city rlnx;
Tlio plac jou soeufht Is found at last,
And luanj times my door jou puseet
When you come to town jou often stray
.Tu. V. r u,rM out of lbs way,
Oli.fiioll.li man! tome It shows,
ou elon't know where to purchase cltlhea.
W I'.!'. Lle.ou' " J'uonly knew
W hat I am Kiilng la tell to i ou,
sou iiilnht Ixi worltui (,-mat deal more:
ltoue lulronlithVVorkliiaiian'SlOf,
iiroaoiiotns nf the richest hue.
W ureal a) a remit' to .HI toe,,,, -If
imi want vour "blonde" to woo on dear,
i ou mu.t buy j our courthie; ilothln- lure
Tlie clothes an awful boo.1 to wear,
nicy last for months and will not tear.
ler farmirs une) workers in the woods;
To mateli the work wo have the goods.
Its value w prefer to giie,
That we onrssfrei at.d jou can live.
Ilur trade Is lujiwrst and no epsnje Lani J
Wo sell to every one tho same.
If wo don't Ktv value, we ask no pay.
Or make It trood some otker way:
how try one suit, just for tho tesf.
Or If not more, trj Junts and ve.t.
Now slnir this aonir and sing It well.
And all your friends bo sure to tell.
Alllt SllOIlt tllHkA Unnli ,..... ,...., .
Tliat the WOIIKI.MIMNS broilK is the pl.V'
fa-kf IIIM :
WorkliiBinoirri Store !) First!
Stl'S'Slt lkslissi.l k.... ...... .1
., . ......,, vivk"".
,. T. CHAMBERS.
octSm.1 I'JMU'ltlKl'Olt.
DR. H. SMITH.
:o:E3:OTT:Es,e, '
OKKIt'E: MOOIIirs DLOCK.OVllll LCTVS STOW
rlem, Oregon, novlU '
E. O. SMITH, T
OFPICK: Nc, 107 Hrst Street, between M-
rl") end YauliIU, J-ortlasd, Orctiw.
NOTICE.
A IL r:Uislii la.UllU THKHisEUBIj
li.ilrlilrsl la JUIIV M. VILREKT, Kaleiu, ft
lloiXs iiiul Hlioes, still please ttrllle IhesosM
wlllilu hlxty Day fitim Aujusl 1st,
JOHN W. nTT.Ttr.OT
"' S.VI.EM. OllEI.O.V,
AGENTS AND OANVARcir.RJi i
lL0.1lII)f.OL'TA IYI In H-.K.I ........ . .... )
bend tor their Catalogue and terms. auSTy 1
ir
111V, IHX.KE iiOXAKI CO
BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOSUNG fi
w'if'irsrUOMl PUT UO.stJsfor winter li!tJ
r . 'r;'.l.',nu,''"'e''Jri'yiaail,talliio.trae'e. Jl
fcplendJd A arlcties, your elioloe, all labelled, lor li
jor mrorfj, Ulvrtl, XHirii, IIforlu, itj
'u'j;a. bend lor our M;VV UUIDK TO ISOat; CI
Ar.R "Jra caMM 'rom er ieH trlnrsl Isorls
urn ei sira.i ui v It grow luff and dUtributlni;
THE DINGEE & CONNAIU1
Ueneiirattsn, iisr cso.it, Chester Co.,
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