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Inrrenss of Airnrlnllon Asked.
WAHiii.Niiros, Nov. '. Tlio book o( esti
mates containing tlio nmmint of appropriations
required for the ptildio service 'luring the fis
oalycar ending. lime .10, IRS'2, Iim been com.
plnted. Tho total amount ml hunted for legis
lative expenses is jn,()38,043j amount appro
priated fur tlio llaotl yrar ending June 30,
1831, wa$.li7l,hi7 estimate! f.,r executive
proper, $!KS,(M)8, ngilust 117,4111 appropriated
list yrar. following uro thoostimato for I lie
several Kteciitivit DdpartinenU during tlio fis
otl year uniting Junti .'10, 188'J, and appropria
tions undo thirejor for tlio fiscal year ending
Juno 30, 1881 1
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$,7 111.240
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173, 1 0
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.'14,300
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Tlio total amount estimated for nil tlio Kx
ocntive Departments nirgri'gato$l-l,r.1), 101 '.'.'I
for 18S'.', I liu ni'imipriii'l'itia math fur tlio
Uiosimnlti IHS1 wn $l:i,(0H,IKIH fiO Mis-cellam-oiis
lo'al jmliclil, $.lli;),.'M0; foreign in
tercourse, 8J,-'i",0:l.'.J military htahlialllllellta,
$3(),'2I0,7IK) nuv.il, 8 1 n, I rl, :t:i 1 1 Inill.u
affairs, SI.H.'iS.WItl) Piiini, !0,(KH),(HH)j
public works, 8iri,0.'ill,r,:i.'i Hstal service, 8-V
M30,77 The eatiiuit il required amount fr
jKMtil service for IHH'J In ?JI'-'. I7.".1TJ( estl
mated amount which will I mi provided liy the
department fioin it own ret mum aicruhig
from postages ami other miurci-s, i?.'!S.8l."i.l7l,
Isavlni a iiulk'ieiiey of $.'l,ll.'IO,,i7) pui-lio
printing, t,0!.'i,lll payment of Judge
tlio Court of Chillis, 0IOO,(NKI
life Having stitinns, JIIH.MHI invenuo cut
toriervkc, f I,I00,IKKI cugiuvlng mill print
lag, I'.V,(K) lighthuuxe ittilill.hm -uta,
t'.'.O'.l'J.OOOi uoutS mid go.nl tiO mirvay, $.",7,
UOOj iinlutuiiauoo of llili-li.itvliiiig, voKr,
Wniitnietl ui of ktaud'iiil weiuhti nnd ineai
Urea, NiippriMung coiiiiturfviting mid otlxT
criiiHK, and f r other iiiii-eella'iecun otijectt
untKr t'iu Tre.Miiry Depiitmeut, 4l5il,t!.s0
Mgunl Hxrvleo, JI.'iJ.fKIDj in u II.uiouih olijeuta
uijcr tlio War Department, 8J, I:ij,-j:t1j inoc
oaflanomn odjeu'a under tlio Interior Depart
!aa)iit, Sj.'.'Jli,l7."l nnaeellilieoiii olijecta nu
lla tlio DuparMiient of Jiutlee, ?;i,'.'ll.",(MKIi
wand tot d. S'-MIS.'-'O-J 7-.J, Apiropiiiitiona
irir 88 agurrgiitn f.twjwi.oii;,
Uallrimil l'iiiiiillriilliiii.
Cniiuitil Nov, 'Jil. 'I'hti TrHiiine h.h that
nkliougli all I lui pat tin. inter ntuil liy tin Ir
ilainnla h.ivn nut ni ieat tlio utory of ruii.iiihli
ttim of the Valid rliilt ro.nU witlitii('iiragu
llurliiiu'ou .V tjuiney mid AtrliHrni, Topclui A
HuU l'o Itailioiili, jet tlm to l.ittur hiwit
ul ooinliinallii'O. ur.i perfix'thm air tigeiiieutM
,-lilcli uill-diottly ir ult in it iiiiiuii. TM
rlll in.tkit ik atroiig tenm. Tim llurllugti in
oady to iixtoud il line in Nelirnaki In Den
ror, and l ii'h pie; uud t liuild Inun Denver
UOulin. If the Central 1'aeille iloet liot
miltn with tlm Union l'.ivilli', no further
Western niadi will liu Imlltliy lio llurlingtoii
ayitviiu luit if ltd i' not unite, tliun tlio lloi
Uu owner of the Hurliugtiiii intend to liuild
it lino Ni'.iiglit tlinulgli In tlm I'h-iIIo Cwt
Tlie Atuhixou na I li a lino timglit to Den
ver, and the. eo nliiiiathui will tliui have two
nutea to tlm l'.icillol'n.it,fiiiait'liicago.
Another rou to w II lm liy tlm AtchUon,
Kainai City, A l.inlio.'tiel I'ucillc, ortlm KHIth
parallel t'i the eo.nt, ami lietidea tliia tlicro in
an outlet via Mexico to the llulf of C.lifornia,
willed inikea ureal naviiu for travel to.Uiun.
Auitralit and Ninth Amnie.i. I'ho AUliiviu
Jau hud it tlninuli rout lothot ity of Mmiuu.
It la well iMtdilialied tint till', couilijiiatiou
trill ho rHevtwl In tho notr future,
Tlio I nlr fOemn' New York m. il a)
whetlier the I'aeillo road ho ooumlldated
under one iiiauageiueiit in it iiiiti ai naid to liu
tuvolved in great douht. No progreu in the
(utter ha he. n in ido. Siuee tlie'7'W'j'Oie ail
itouuctst tlm general pi in iio'hi. the Union
lua lieoii jpl.teed in the hiiida of one of til'
lluatou illieet tk of the cuipaiiv forveuideri
ti'iii. Itoferring to tliia faet, a diieetor of the
OQinpiuy aid toil tyi "Vim know a largo
jiait ufinir Htook i held in lliitiiu and uiuuli
daiKiiuU mi tlio ilivl.iuu of the Itoitou atook.
Iioldera, They are very aolid ami will go very
alow," Tlio inet'liil of tlio eoinpiny'a stoek
lielilera will lie held In tlio lir-t w.et; in Do-camlu'i-and
it it atld to lu iiiipnilnlile that
aay action will lm taken before that time.
An I iirurlnnnte Itruiiimrr.
A trunk liolongiug to John Morrow, aa1e$
laan lor it I'liila lelphia j,ielry llitu, wai
Htoleu hy tiukimwii lMrtieathia welling, while
awaiting tramp itatiuii to tho depot in front
of tho 1 1 if ton lluiiau, Tho trunk iiintainul
MOOtlur $7,(100 win tli of Jetielry Them la
u cluo to tho expert roue who rapturcil it.
.iiiulnlrl liiriiiirr lurnl.
J, V, .oro haa Ihvii aiHiiutii general
pammyer aent id tho Union I'aeillo Hailrvad
iu tliia i-jt)'.
Mini no Hie lluniU,
Cini'.tiio. Kov, .'il, -Tlm Kantern Statia
own 17 tl-IO peri'uut, of the liouda, the Mid
dle State III l-lll per cent., tlu Southern
HUtes . 'M0 percent. In tho lU.tcrn Statea
73 J"'r rent, of the Ikui.U aio mvmvl liv m.tlea
ami 30 per eent. hy female- in the MulJI
SUtt-a, 8 liy niiloij In Hie oitern States, 8
by maleai in (ho Southern Statea, 78 liy male.
Iltmilrlilr mill trrrt,
l)tTHN, 0 Nuv. ai.- Clia. II. I'ieiwwaa
ureatel lieio to-night, charged with fatally
thooting Samuel lluglo at Union City on
tYidu"ul.iy iilht. Knglu w,n entering the
hoaioof hia wife, who i liveutly diturvod
from liim, when, It I charged, I'ieivo aliot
lilm. l'ivivu llisl tlio place, hut tlio police
hero wvro telegraphed and arre.ted liiiuen the
train, lie waa taken lack hy an olllccr to.
lay,
lmrlrr Urntl.
St. Iiiiin, Nov. '.tl, David NiclmLoii,
well-known aa one of the limit oxtviuivo lii
uor importura iu tho Weat, diel to-niglit.
rltll Mrvire Talk.
Washishtos, Nov. 'JO. Ilontco White ami
V, W, Wliitcliridgo, reiireaeiitiiig the Inde
pendent lteputilicaiu of New Vork, to-day
Uopartmcnt. IfiS'J.
Trexsury ?l),:i:,(l IIHI
mto 111:1,110
Wsr I.'.V.-.IIMI
Navy IH.i.-l.'O
Interior '.VI'.'.V-'OI
rostOHIca Ii!i7,"lf.'
Agriculture :i.'ll,7'.'()
Justice I.'IT.IL'O
reanted Gen. Oat field an addrcsa congrntti
itiag bim ea his electien, which sealed the
approval of tbe principles lie bail advocated,
and promised him support in carrying th in
out. They gave. Ill in their cordial supi ort be
cause of Ills avowed and determined advocacy
f civil service reform. Thoy dwelt on tbe
laager of the quadrienaial election of tbe
President when spoils are tbe reward of party
supremacy. No other government cxpoe
its treated servants to begging on tho hzard
of an election. Abuses of half a century's
f'rewth are not relnnned in a day. We br
ieve, however, public opinion is In tdvancoof
any reform of the civil service hitherto at
teaiptxl, and that you may establish rule f.-r
entrance U all subordinate pnsitiona which
shall make ascertained morit tbe sole tit of
appointment, discarding both partisan service
anil pariy aiunaiioo ironi me ni oi quaiuica
tions. Iu this way a new basis may be gained
for civil service to ret upon, so that hereafter
no Kjlitical parly in its hour of ttiumph, shall
look upon public officers an enemy's camp,
Buujrct ui iiiuiaumniiinio pillage, ji civil ner
vice shall receive tbe same statesmanlike
treatment at your hands as President that
you havo bentowo-1 np.ii it as a member of
ConsroKs and public teacher, you will bo en
titled ti the cratltuJo of your coumrynicu
and to the verdict which history awaidx to
those who have wisely used great opportunity.
Horace White, 1'iesident t Henry S. Van
Dunon, Secretary J P. II. Whithridge, Deo.
Waton Oreen, (leo. Haven I'utuniii, Felix
Kaufman, N. H, Spencer, Clarence Deming,
hi'cutlve uoininlttue independent iteti'i nil
can Association of the county of Now York,
(leu. Uarfleld having received the paper,
entered tipou a discussion of civil service, in
the course of which he a-id be Impel to have
tbe co-operation of Congress in establishing a
legal basi for all routined appointment
that it should not be iu tlm power of auyliodv,
even tho l'rosidcut, to remove nny cap tblo
and faithful apmiiuU-e during tlio term of
ollice, whether the term bo lig or short.
Asuerlraa Teuuaar.
The annual report of the Register of the
Tro.tHiiry states that the total to uiago of tho
country exhibits a decresso of I()l,ri(i0 tons;
I'lirelled tonuaue having increased .17, Ol tons,
while reuintaied tonuaiin decreased I3S.7"3
tons. Hi ferrinir to shin biiildinif, tho retfisttr
snows thnt iliiriuu tho past voir tlio amount
of building has been less by 3.",0'J0 tons than
la the preceding year.
Ilarlril In the . f
Ciikvknk. N-.v. '.'II. Advice to tho I.nxdtr
from North l'ark state that a party of live
inliiers going fiiun (Korgotown, Col., to tho
North l'atk, were pp cinitated in an ituiiieiiKO
snow slide on the Continental Hivide on Sat
urday last. (.'. II. Ivitoii ami I lio-nai Uray
were killed, Thomas l'racr had hi thigh
Imue briikcn in two places Tho remain! g
two, Pielson mm Mangier, escaped Willi scvero
bruiae. The li xly of Katou wits found and
burled iu tlm enow. (Jny's body could not
by found. Tb" party had been out b. n stor-o
llvoilav". and wero nearl. famished when the
aeclilrnt occurred.
Dknvkh, Nov. 2(1. -A Iadvillo Chronic!
special Kiy sixty UIip rs wer- buried in it
snow alidu yesterday near Chalk crick on tho
K ikiiine nxtonsion of tho Denver and Itio
(Iraiiile ituilr.iad nb-ut II A. M. Tfiey no
tieed the pinn tr'es tr-mliliiig, and in an in
stant tho slide came with a Ion I roar touin,;
up tho track fur it ill tanco of a quarter of a
lull.-, und luirviiig UO men. John Dinn was
kilbil and III men bully injured timl II i.theri
slightly. The slideeinio1 the tack over tho
heads of tho men, and most of their wounds
wero probably caused by the lion striking
them.
I'liiiiiirlul .duller".
Tho Ciiiimicrcliil llullttln reviewing tho
lin.iiicial ituallou heio and in Kinopo con-cludi-ai
. Xcrisis at LoilJoti ori'jiM or, lloilin
noiihl stait a .drain Uhiii other centers, uhicli
lotllil if t bo met without n squeeze, cnlcu
la ed to produce, a coll ipn iu .trained values
' ow prevailing it all In piling llii.iuei.il em ers
of tlm wnil'l. There is no r iniiiiiug element
of elasticity in b,t' king a' nnv oi.u of ih o
Kiints mill set p c ibttiou Iuh run up values
in tho 'ilgheat iMiintof tens on liver loachcil.
It Is not ilillleiilt to eo what ma) bo the ie
suit of such u stain of things the moment any
accident puts slurp strain en lluaiicitl ma
chinery. rotti:i:.
'rum nT Itrlnu lloirotleil.
Dt'lii.iN, Nov. 'JI. M-relunts and other
cltiei.M dcehru that tl ey will not serve ..n
tho jury in the State trials fr ftfAr of ..jarv
ti their luiiluoss or murder. As the merchants
luv e liusiiiesH with all pitof tho coiiutr),
they Um lieing l!oventte I.
IjiiuI leaune Ih-frnse I'liml.
Tho l."rd Mayor of Dublin aiiiioiiiu.es that
in eoni.ilcr.ithm of thi fact that only .C'.'.tKW
had been rail d of tho .I'lO.OCO ineeaarv to
ilefiiud tho l-aiul Lengunis, lie lias tiausfenixl
tn tho fund for that piirp.-oo' CI OS. tho balaucA
of a political defense fund of which bo ia tin
sole aurviviu tru-tee.
Cllii'tiio, Nov. 'JI. 'I'll Inter Ocrnn't Dub
lin sp cial aayst Tho I'aniell dcfeoMi funl
rrowj flnwly. It now iiiuoiinU to about
l''J,500, 'I ho leacu.i ollicially uuuoiiucea that
th- es.penes will bo at least X'10,000. and ur
gently appeals for more. The town o' lluii
corthy, wlieio about six mouths ten I'aruell
was lottoii-rggrd, baa subscribed XMX) for tho
defense,
Tho treat trials iro alMiut tn b'uin, the
Crown having yesterday joiind iuo oiid
fend ints' plea. Kight 'days' notice f tllal
may bo served, which delay would bring t o
cue on next Monday, Tlio only ileliy
which iuii arise ia by a m itioii of tho
Crown with riferoiico to moving lint p'aco of
dial.
Tho tit sit of (lie itidio'ttl Iiud l.iva'Miem
Ji.ive lu-eii llxiil for the I7tb of Deveiiil'cr.
Among fourteen men nrresjisl at Coik today
for participating in tho Fenian priK'easioti is n
soldier Tlio prisoners bavu been coiumhttd
for trial.
trrrled mill IHsrliiireril.
bishov, Nov. Jl.--l'iv pritonera arrested
near Imiihres for reinstating an evicted fain
liy, have pwu discharged, no case K-ing found
agiiut Ibvm.
A I'rlsunrr lilrrteil l I'ltrllninriil.
LoMiov, Nov.'.'l. I'.trnell ia arrested. Sec
it tary llealyia elected to 1'arli.iintnt, vico
ltotliu.li), deceased.
.oiiilun Vsool Kales,
UNlHix, Nov.'JI. At tho wool sales to-day
8,IUK Kiloa wero oll'ered, chielly New S mtfi
Wales, Victoria and NewXe.tl.iiidinttcnd.nico
full. (loo,) ipialitios vera steady, but
faulty descriptions sold uioatly iu favor of
buyers,
llrrrnilliiK the Ijtiullurils.
Cllic tlio, Nov.'JI, Tin Hrrr.(,v.m'aspccial
from Dublin s.tya it ia stated the Irish Kxeeii.
tivo intends to station it military force pt-nna-nently
at CUrcmorria, and also iucnaso tbe
gtrrisou at C.utlelur, so it will bo easy to
send troop from khcao two centers to any part
of Wvst Ireland.
roKi:iu.'.
t'oadllleas at lo llulrlnns's kurrrnder.
VlKSN.x.Nov.'Jtl. The Montenegrins passed
tkrougb Miuura, leaving a garrison there, and
pocupird tho Nisb rvtrvuchineiits on tho
heights. A detaelitueut subsequently ad
vaocetl to take iMuaeuiou of Dulciguo
I'ssekbura's Hueressur,
LosiHUf, Nov. 'JO. Lord CoUndge, Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas, has been ap
pointed Chief Justice of tbe Queen's bench,
vice Sir Alexander Cockburn, deceased.
Leaguers' Trials.
Ilealy and Walsh will be tried at tbe Cork
Assizes, liec. 7th.
A Bai-rastle letter rreas a LaaslUrst.
Ddbmn. Not. 20. Cant, lleamlt. Uun'i
trate from Cork county, has written a letter
to rorster, stating that lie lias received a
threatening letter, and has therefore sought
toe nroicctiou oi me ponce, ins object tn
writing Forster is that if bis death, should be
added to tl.ose of the other landlords who
have been murdered since the present govern
ment cane into ower, it cannot be pleaded
that it was cither Justifiable, or took place lie
cause government protection was not called
for in time.
Leaving Lensh Maik.
Tlio Ulster men Mt I'ticb Mask vesterdav
under n strong escort. There was no demon
stration. Tho hussars will remain to nrotcct
IJoycolt. who will leave Saturday. The Ul
ster men slept last night ia the barracks at
minnroue.
'4adeinnla Ike inHalera.
a crowiicn niecinu oi me loyal inhabitants
was held at Lithbucra yesttrda. It was at
tended by the county gentry and the Protes
tant clergy generally, and several larmers
ere present. Hrsolutions were passed con
demning the laud agitation and Agrarian out
rage. The Hnrrrudrr.
Vistula official Information is received that
Dcrvise Pasha personally surrendered Dul
cigno to tho Miitencnrins.
Meae fer Ibe Htake. s
Lombox, Nov. 20. Tho Sjwrltman sayai
Wo beliove tho monry for Laylock will soon
lm found, as wo have already received
donations amounting to JC130, and more is
promised.
loss iu me neaad.
MoNTliKtL. Nov. '.'(). Tliusteamtrllritolinii
l.as liccu lost iu tho Islands of Antlcosti. and
four seamen worn frozen to death.
Hunk al MenTwo Huailrrsl Lives LosT
Srr.zziA, Nov. 'J.V The steamer Onclo Jo
seph sunk immediately after tho collision
Two hundred Jicisons are known to be
drowned and fifty nro saved. Heartrending
scenes wero witnessed following tlia collision,
as the Onclo Joseph was wanting in means to
savo tho lives of the largo number on board.
Kye wituo'scs of iho collision say they cannot
s.tisfuct -rily explain tlm maimer and cause of
the occurrence. The iiasscnusr list of tho
Onclo .lo.epli shows tb.t a total of 'JOI p'nple
wero on tH),irn, anil mo sailors tiumiicieil ;i.i.
Her driio consisted of 80 tons of iiierchandiio.
At tho roll call of the survivors ;i.'i passenirera
sun ,tu sailors aliswctotl in lli'lr names. I ho
captitn also prishe.l. Tho OncU Joseph was
nu iron screw steamer of 80.1 tons gross and
tho Oi tliia was of I.8.VI tons burthen.
Paiiik, Nov 'J.1. -Crest uiivasines it felt iu
l.iulisli and Aoieiican circles here, as Ills
fcaro-l many ICuglishmcn and Amoricaiis wero
pass uguis on board the lost steamer Oncle
Joseph
HMK. Nov. 'J."i, Most of tho n.useiiL'ers on
tho Onclo Joseph wer.i poor liniiilgimits fioin
Cal..bri.i. Tho Oi tiila struck the Uncle Jo
seph amidships whllu KOiug at full speed, al
most cutting her In tw ,uinl tho Onclo Jo-epb
s-tiili ill less than thruo ininulcs. Iho passcu
g. is on Uianl tlm Ouclu Joscpli wero end
giants for South Auier.cn, The caplaiu of tlio
Ort ixm states that i in nicbt tho uulluiuii oc
elli red was piton il ilk und tho Onclo Joseph
run i cross thu iiiiizin n-v.
.No I'eHrs,
There is no anparout ground for the beliof
that many Knglishmcii ami Aineiic ins wero
ano.im (lie the liMt stc.iuicr uncle .loscph.
" i'AC'H'K! OAS'ijp
fliniiKsaltlits D.i) In 4'ulirnrnla.
San I'ltaNciMii, Nov. 'J(l. Thanksgiving
wax goner. My ob.s rvnl according to tlio usu tl
inauu.r Jesterilay iu this city, and iliMiifliout
-butate. In thu city, Iwii Its Cbtircli tur
viees. there weio n iiuin r of larue social
gathciiiigs, billa, tto., iiiuiiidiug it grand liu-
ijiiernio hi tlia rnviliou,
Sail Francisco nnd Oakland bycicle clubs
held a me. ting nnd bad races at tho half-milo
track. At Shell Mound i.iugo a match fir tho
division champion diamond ludco urn shut by
l.leut llnrr.'W, of tlm Oakland Cavalry, und
l.ieut. (Ireen, of tho Oakland Ouird, and won
by the founer by a score, of -117 out of a ossi
bio MX), Thero wero it miuibcr of rt-gatina on
thoKiy.
Itiiiiotrruiiil lillliil.
Ytstenlav aiternoui David l.eliinan. a tm-
tivo of .Mvii.crlan ., n,rd 711, was run over
and instantly kilbtl by a runaway torn
t tlm comer ol Twenty-third nnd Deloiea
streets.
Tim Trvai rucllle ItxIliiMiI.
The Tuxo.1 I'.icillc, which will meet tho
Seiitluru I'aiiliuii't I'd I'.iao, is i-ouipletcl 140
miles weal of l'..t Woitu, It is vxpectod that
the entire lino will Ik) open to Sail l'lauci.io
early next 'mr
Asdoie su tltilittij's Island.
I'oiiT Tow.xsks'ii, Nov. 'J7. ! ho bark I.lio
Maishall, which le(t l'oit ltlakeley on hut
Thursday morning, lumber laden, l mind out,
went aahoio at Milt liy Hay, Wind '
Island, yesterday. No further parlicultrs
icported.
OlTOslllOX.
The Sti-iiuirr llarj Tit) lor Aliunl Itrnil lo
lllimue Iu it .Neil Line uT llnsliirss,
Tho steamer Mary Taylor, which for tho
past three mouths has been lyi g at Iho wharf
of tho Columbia Iron Winks, undergoing repair-,
for tbe purpoo of v -gaging in Iho pilot
age and towage huiiics, is .now almilt icudy
again for sea, and will on Sunday m.iko a trial
triii for tlio purposo of testing tho mschiicry.
I bo steamer has btcu entirely rctittfd, now
boilers put iu, and th owners believe that
he will give a c.ood account of herself iu tho
new business alio is to bo engaged in. The
parlies to have ehs.go of tho steamer are
Messrs. MoVlckcr, Spencer, Howes and Fields,
and tbvy will oiKia.e under tho laws of
Washington Territory, from wtscro license has
men issued to them lo act as pilots. Uu
Moil-lay tho steivner will bo iiiapoctcd, mid if
tvatsotl and it ccrtilioato urantetl sho williiro-
cccd at ouco to .tsiuiia, ami suit into imsi
nets, Tho men engaged in tho enterpri.o say
they have gmio iu to win and thoy will stick
it out. If sulllcient ciicourageuient is met
with another and more power I id boat will Iki
put on in tho Spring to co-opcato with tho
-lary Taylor, It is generally uiitlvrstocd that
tho men klmvo named are merely tho tiguro
beads of it strong cuibiuatioii, and that tho
enterprise of an opposition to Captain Hivil
is Ktekttl by a strong nioin ye I iutlueuco, and
it is hinted that two powerful iroit tugs, now
at Ko-ich'a yanls, at Chester, l'o., may ptusi
bly find themselves opera tiugotl' tho Columbia
iu a short time.
Itrjiusni, (leorg W, llslley, late United
States Commissioner at Pendleton, Umatilla
county, has sent in his re.igmtion to the
United States Circuit Court, which baa beeu'
accepted.
Cas.sKCTcii. Wt are iuformeil that th
Northern 1'acitio track from Aiusworth to
Wallula was conuccte.1 on the 23tU iiut.
ITJKM8 BY TMXVnWll,
Tke weather is extremely cold in the East.
There is an alarming scarcity of coal In New
York City.
Hal-wood k Co.. of Minneapolis, have failad
for tbe sum of fMM.OOO. AseU, (508,000.
The report heretofore publitliel relating to
the Northern Pacific ay nilea to are confirmed.
Tho Itcpuhlicans sround Washington aro
still engaged in making up Garfield's Cabinet.
Tho military commander of tbe Uto reserva
tion is ordered to repel all forcible intrusion.
The New York Timti says Garfield will of
fer tho Sccrc tar) ship of the Treasury to Sher
man. A. It. Meacham, who was srrestcd iu con
nection with the murder of Jacksou on the
Uto Agency, has been released on $5,000
bail.
The New York Tribune attacks Secretary
Sherman very severely, because, it says, ho
remilllatetl A lints lilll farinmnnf lua RmiSlien
delegates.
Tho Pullman Palace Car Comnnnv Is about
to erect a larize Iauadrv in Nuw York, sn.l
employ 200 Chinese to do tho wasLiug for tin.
Company.
James O'Diim, alias Kobrrt Lindsay, who
was indicted on tho '.'Itb by the Grand Jury
for jierjury, In connection with Iho Mor-y
Chinese letter, was arrsigned before Juilg
Cowing in tho General Sessions, Ho pleaded
guilty und was remanded yesterday.
Garfield's majority in Maino is 4, ICO.
O'llrlen was not sentenced Friday for per
jury. The money market iu New York is reported
very stringent.
Indian Agent ISerry has given $.",000 bonds
for his appesraiice.
Tho New York Tribune denies the story that
the Pullman Car Co. propose to import Chinese
laundrymeii.
There wero 233,000 ounces of silver pur
chased this week for tho New Orleans and
Sail Francisco mints,
Small not cases continue to bo reported at
tho San Francisco Health Ollice. On the 20th
six new cases were rejiortcd.
A Phoenix, Arizona, dispateh of the 2flth
siy.j Dcmotrio Dominguos wits liangid to
day for the murder of .Mr. Thomas, over a
year ago.
It is ruuiore I tint Win. II. Vniulcrbilt and
1). O, Mills, of Now Yorx, are iiptfntiatine for
u ni ck of U. P. Mock, which will L'lvo them
control ol tho tc.ni,
Tho Miipr- mo Court of New York has do-
M...1 l.... V..t! I II...I... I.- . II..
cmei sintb ASiibioiiai iianna cuuiiui. oo taxcu
ii State becaiiso tho State law uutboriziug sucli
taxation is invalid.
Judco Hill, ol tho United States Coiir'.
ijiias led tho charge against tho Domocratlo
Commissioinr of tho Sixth District at lseiton,
M las., on the '.'iith.
Tho ,olico of Jersey City suspect Mrs. Mar
tha IoJai.k. whos burned bixly wax found
yestotday to havo tint her death nt the hands
of her husband, a harbor
Tho P est lent has ajiimlnt d Kibs Ii. lller
btiwcr Uiuto'l ststv .'larslul for N'ebrasks,
and Alinout Ikirnes, of Vermont, Cmltd
btatcs Consul to Curcoa.
John (4. Thump ui will retiie from politics
and becoinu a journalist, having p trchasu I a
half iiiieiest in liu daily 77mrs w -ion Uu will
mako tho ccntial Drin era iu organ in Ohio,
I 'litems h.tvu been issu d this week to I'a
eillo dost li'Vcntois, as full .wai Isiao N.
Avemont. liaytou, XX, I, 'or (Kittle and csn
opener; (ico. I., lktb-s, xxallx Walla, snap
lixikunil buckle.
At the Cabii'Ot npotini F.varts ntinounrid
thai 'the United States Ounon ioners lnul m
gotiiteil two tretties with China, Iwjth -f
which had been signed and will bu sent to thu
.Semite hum dlalely aft- rit convenes.
Tlm New York banks are still losnlnjr
mouoy to mo linen r u to ino treasury, nut
gaining by god imports. ItecoipM of gold
this eek nr- fai below expectations but it is
estimated mat sovon mi nous aro nlloat.
Tho N. Y. W says a great Hie in North
XX utteru ami t. I Mil 1 stocK -u Wolno-nlay
was due to remit of lari:o stock divideul-.
It is icjort il Vauder ult intouds tn unite
Nua York Central, I-aku Saoro and North
XX estern.
Wheat drcliuid aovo.nl to 4s amid niuo
oniiiuiotiou cause I by iho unuouuwi noi.t of
tho lUttimoru and Ohio llailroad. t at. el-va
lor rates would Do heavily liierenaol, I . u
r ilr ml cniiip.iu say th s n ti-m is giveu
merely to prevent a grain hi -vka.ln.
Mieiu Dol.ifitettu ll.twle. wasoxeouttd
on tho 'Jdth, at Salem, Va., f r tlio m r-loi- of
.lu'iatiah llityos iu.lii ..-, IB,!). ISotli xtvto
whit-. Hawley'a 'ost state uoiit was load, iu
wliich Iioialil lies, t (ayc-1 in self ilofvuae,
believing it was no c-eury to s,X'u iiisoun
lite.
i
luts.N in in.(i.
the I'rUIittiil lieu Ih or Jam (Mien nt "licit!-
Irr'a llllls Yc-slt-ril.iy .iriernoan.
Yesterday nft- moon, ah rtly afttrll o'clock.
Jans OUe t, it b y ab ut seventeen years of
age, employed in th l.t- li factory at Woidlcr's
nulla, mo. witii a shocKlug ile.it .. the belt
ing from tlt. nutii dur sh ft to the Ittli ma
chine had bro.oi , und was l-uiiiL- rernir!.
y.iiuigOlsen Mippiitiug mo belt und Uvpiuv'
ii ireo iroui me nan w no a woikiuixii n.t nesi
I.ougdccker was niakiii.- the i.ouesury in-p-irs.
Just how tho it cidont bappoueil will
i ever bo known. I'liullrst idivtti.at the work
men in thu room hat that aniliiui! was
wising was I lio Ilyb g pitve-s of young Ols-i.'s
b dy, a stream ol Id imI an-l frigment-i i 1 1
clotiilug b. ing scattered about hum, e)ien
their li rrnr, it w.u realized tint tho lioy had
Uou caught in tho uiaohiuery and torn to
niei-es. Tho b lv w -a cut o'ouu in two ucro-a
thu alHlomeu, tho bctd ali'i trunk falling under
tlio shalt, tho legs tliriwu several frot lo-
yniid, while tho left arm was found still
bailing to tho lino abaft, every pttrtivlo of
cl thing ' axing been torn tit ftvm tho lnxly.
It is thought that wn-le wi lioltiini; no
the heavy Mtmg over tho s.utlt, thoslesito n(
his co tst imi.t bavu o ught, and iu au instant
no himself drawn over tint vapnlly revolving
shaft, dashed over tho !" of ot the building,
and thus torn to pio.es. Tho fragments of
the iHkly wero gathered up by th woikmeu
of tho mill und taken to tho bouse, near by,
occupied by him and two brothers, lioth of
whomnio einp oved ai tlio mill, nnd wero at
the tima of tho hnrriblo duath of i heir youui'i-r
brother eugsged atwoik in another part of
the establishment.
Covikeu StKlults --T-o C'-difornia and
OrrL-on Ma.o I imm ,n has lust oomnleteil ..t
it a all- pa at Yiela, Cat., to line amglu for
itao on aeott moiut.iu this o-iiilng Winter,
Coverings like those use.1 on their co idles have
Ih-vii attacbetl, whik-h will amply protect th
traveler from violent storms and chilli g
blasts. List Winter a simple canva.a cover
ing, secured on loth sides of tho sieigh and
raised in the center, was us d, but tho com.
pany's uge.tts, studying tho want! ai.d con
veuienco of tho trav lm; public, haxvs at last
hit upou the pioper thing for nuking travel
ovtr Scott mountain in tlio Winter time more
couifirtble for pa.seng.ra than it has ever
Wen heretofore. This enterprise it commend
able, an I will bo fully appreciated by those
who 1 ave occasion to nuke the trip.
STATE NEWS.
A 200-pound bear, which had been
doing considerable damago around Rose
burg, wm killed last week by G. W.
Jonea
John Wealay was arrested at Oor
yallis for an uBsault with a dangerous
weapon, and held in bail in the amount
of $100.
Dr. W. F. Alexander, of Albany, was
tnairied to Mian Est-lla J. Walters, of
Jefferson, on the 18th inst Wo wish
then both a happy and long life,
W. II. Vaughan, of Molalla, raised
the past season over 1,000 bushels of
wheat, 1,000 bushels or outs, euu oi nar
ley and 700 of peas. Tho barley will
boar comparison with some of tho best
barley in the world.
Thu Catholic Fair at the Dalles Mon
day and Tuesday wns a grand success.
Diphtheria is prevailing in Sheridan,
and several deaths hav occurred re
cently. About two-thirds of the xvheat at
Sheridan has been sold and shipped to
market.
Many petty thefU aro being perpe
trated at Dufur nnd Eight-Milo Creek,
Wasco county.
The Independent Academy at Tho
Dnll-.il will I-a ron-lv tn nwivs nunils
Dalles xxill lie rently to receixe pupils
by tho 5th of January.
The trial of James Lenry for tho mur
der of S. A. Uwizley was to tako place
at Tlm Dalles yesterday.
Judge Piper, FroBccuting Attorney
for tho Thitil District, has removed to
Salem from Independence.
The .Mountaineer nays the improve
ments next yi-itr nt Tho Dal leu will
dotiblo thnso of tho past year.
A Lodge of tho Ancient Order of
United Wurkiiieu will bo instituted in
Dallas during tho coming week.
l'oison put out to destroy coyotes
miulo Rail liux'oo among thu blooded
k1ii-oi dogi of Fiftcon-Mllu Creek, a
number having died from tho e ducts of
it.
l'rinovillo will havo a newspaper in n
week or ho, and will begin to tako upon
iUrif inei.iOiolitaii uirs. It is a rapidly
growing nutl tlnitty town, xvitli oxcellent
prospects.
lisst Saturday n young man named
Smith, residing near Lebanon, xvhiloout
hunting, xvm HiM'ibusly xvounded liy(tho
"tin being V- Mmtully discltnrged. J Us
rrcovury is doubtful.
Tho Agriculturnl College ' was nover
i-n prosporntiH ns now. OvorWinO stu
dent rfro in utt.'iiiliHicc. Tho Agricul
tural Depnn meiit has its full comple
ment ofsixty young men, xvho atu lieing
eilucnted nt tlio oxpeiiw) of tho State.
A eorrespondent from 1'crrydalo to
thu Dalits Jtemiser sitis: Our bridgo
builder on tho narrow gauge, Mr. S.
Murshoiii, iiiforined us tliat on .Monday
Inst work was begun at Dayton, having
for itw nbjuct thu oxteiiHiou of tho rnil
raid through to I srtlaiul.
TllttUITOItlAL.
llenrv Utimphrey, of lloiso City, has
rt'ooiveil the nppnintment ns a cadet to
West Point
G. W. Ctimmings, nged 2,1, a natix'o
of Irelantl, was killmllit Hlaloek'n lliiniti
ti a railroad tto striking him.
Peter Lamar, a young lawyer, xvns
found guilty of rubbing tho United
tftit't until and 800 from McCammon
of S.ioknn FnlU, anil recommeudod to
tlm mercy of thu court.
Henry McDonald has been held nt
lloiso Oily for tho murder of fJon.
Myvi. Thu fato of Myers is unknown,
but when last seen in Scptomber ho xvos
in company with McDoualtl.
Two until named Howard nnd Rogers
entered a hotuo in Walla Walla and
liulprtl tlumiMilx'cs to a fur capo of homo
value, but a, thoy wero xvatehed tho
cape was hoou recovered by tho polico
nnd tho thieves lodged in jail.
Wo learn from tho Wnlla Wnlla
SMmaa that La Mar, xvho xvas tried
for robbing the in til, xvas found guilty,
but recommended to tho mercy of tlio
court. H tH'oiiiH ho xvas drinking nnd
tho explanation claimed is that liu did
not know what ho xvas about.
Sysi the Kattlo Pot : Wellington
coal is selling in San Francisco at Sill
per ton from thu ship, nnd at glfl 50
from tho yard. Thero is luonev iu coal
nt thot.0 niici'g. and it is nut straiiL'o
thai tho Wellington mine owners havo
lieou enabled to buy a $10,000 tugboat.
a 155,000 bnrk, and u 200,000 eoul
nmi.s iiuring
llll.lltll.N
tho past year or liftoen
Tho Iwdy of Honrx- Schillinr' xvnn
found last week, says the Idaho Dema.
crtit, ubout six iuils.i fiom Iloise, on the
Dry creek road. Tho unfortunnto n.nn
lad left Mr. llowent' place at dark on
Tuesday to go to tho house of Mr. M.
ilenry on Dry crook. The niulit xvn
freezing cold, and it is supposed that ho
took 11 drink hyoii aft-r leiixincr How 01.
and liecomin!' droxvsx'. laid iimvn mul
lerishetl by freezing.
1 ' ' 11
DrMitVEs SrcciuM, Wo aro plcose.1 to copy
tho followim- from tho Albany Democrat from
tlio fact that the factory referred to employes
exclusivity white hber, and tho goods inado
are of superior quality. Tho Democrat says 1
"We understand that tho goods turned out
by tho IJrott ns illo Woolen Mills have become
so popular that the deiuaod cannot bo sup
plied at present. New weavers will be en
caged ami the mill will lie run night and day,
an-l there is some talk of enlarging the factory
considerably,"
FRATERNAL FAREWELL.
The Departure or lei. F.llsha I. Bally, Nest
leal Vlrrclor or the Deparlmeal tr
Ihe Columbia.
In resjionso to orders received from the
army headquarters, Colonel Ellslia I. Duly,
for a long tuno ottached to tho Military De.
partment of the Columbia as Medical Direc
tor, leaves on the steamship Columbia to.
morrow morning en routo to Washington tn
report for duty, and it is anticipated ho will
be nssiened to some other department. Colo
nel Daily, during his rcsidouco hero and at
Vancouver llnrracks, ho has won to himself
many friends, both ntnong tho Masonic fra
tr,iiW i.f which order he is a prominent
member and Cmtaiti-Gcneral of Oregon Com-
mandrv, J. 0. Moreland, Dr. O. P. S. Plum
mer, lion, ltlchard Williams, Soth S. Pope,
Donald McKnv, J. W. Cook, Colonel John
McCrakcn, William Kapus, Samuel Lowen
stein, J. II. Conglc, K. II. C. Taylor and Dr.
Hex. Tho banquet xvas served in a manner
that added now laurels to tho many won by
Peter Msncict of tho St. George, to which
amplo justice was done by tho distinguished
members surrounding the lioird. Tho party
sat down to tho tablo at 8 o'clock, and the
evening was very agreeably and socially
passed, tho only shadow that darkened the
pleasant gathering being the fact that
perhaps it would bo tho lost tlmo they
should assemble under similar circum
stances with their dcpartinir truest. After
No. I, and many others that havo had the
good fortune to becotno xvcll acquainted with
the f-ciitlcmau. As n slicht token of tho an-
fircciation In which he is hold by his Masonio
riends, a numlcr of that body Isst night gave
friends, a iiumDcr ot mat owiy iisinigni gave
I Uwi,let , ,is ,10!10r nt tll0 st Oeorgo, at
wliich wero present n number of tho most
prominent Masons of tho State, n fow Invited
guests and representatives of tho press.
Among thoso present wero Hon. It. 1, Far
hart, Secretary of Statist Andrew Hobcrts,
Ksii, I Mr. F. Shurtlcir, Collector of Customs)
II. U. Whitchouscj Mayor D. 1'. Thompson)
Dr. J. Chapman; Kdwanl Lipnincottj Prof.
J. Pratt) Ilenry lloyt, Shipping Commis
sioner! IMwanl Withingtoiij T. MoF. Pat
ton) Hon. J. N. Dolnh) Christopher Taylor, of
Yamhill 1 John H. Fostor. Upon tho removal
of tho cloth, Col. McCrakcn gavo tho first
toast, "Our Oucst," which was feelingly res
ponded to. Hon. J, N. Dolnh, delivered a'
short address, alluding in ilttiutf terms to tho
departure of Col. llaily, and expressing the
deep rcgict that would bo folt by his removal
to other scenes, uollcctor snuriicii rospnnuca
to the toa-t to "Tho United Slatcsi" Secro
tiry of Stato It. 1'. Karhart to that to " I'ho
State of Oregon;" Mnyor Thompson to "Tho
City of Portland;" Prof. Pratt to "Our Edu
cational Interests)" Dr. Hex to "Tho Medical
Fraternity," and Mr. S. A. Moreland to "The
Press," .Many of tho others present alluded
to their acijuaintancu with Colonel llaily, one
having met him far olFiii tho wilds of Alaska;
another was associated with him in college;
others had mot him iu various other portions,
of tho Stato nml country, nnd nil loiiud the
task 01 saying gooa-liyo to their Iriuiul ami
nrothor 0110 01 mo ilcopoil regret,
broke up nlwtit midnight.
Tho party
ANOTIIDIt HT.tlii: ltOlllli:KV.
.1 liirrn-lltiru ltiuul .tarnl Onlssltleil liy is
Mlngr llrlter.
On last Satunlay uiulit, tho 20t'i inst., says .
tho Jacksonville Sentinel, tho stage coming
north with Jou Mason ni drivor, xvas stopped
by a rohW on tho road between Cottonwood
and Coles, Tho robber demanded tho express
box nnd registoro.l mail bag. Thero being an
up-grado in tho road where tho stage was
stopped the horsot commenced b.ickiksh'stdit
tho driver told tho robber that at tho team1,"
wouldn't stand nt this point ho would drivo a
sin rt dittinco ahead to n Hat, to which propo
sition tho roblier consented. Umii reaching
tho so-called Hat tho driver whipped up his
horses nnd left tho highwayman in tbe rear.
Hut tho robber had already socurcd one of
the mail bags which lay on top of tho express
1kx and contained nil tho registered packagos
for Jacksonville and other ikuius. Tho pack
ages were mostly of tho bulk order, among
them a $100 packatro of postage stamps for
tho Jacksonville ollice. The mall sack was
found cut open and left on thu ro.nl sido; but
tho next day when it was found none of its
contents seemed to bo missing. Tho southern
Ixitiiul stage picked it up returning it to,,
Yreka.
Horso Breeding In France. '
Tho French system of promoting breeding
by maintaining stallion depots In various parts
of thu country works xt ell. It xvas first cstab-;
lishcd tuoro than two centuries ago. The
stallions nro selected for tho marcs of tho dif
ferent sections, and tho people uto them by
payiugn nominal fee. A part of tho sum an
nually voted by the Chambers for tho haras it
hung up as premiums for stallions owned by
mivato parties and which havo been approved
by traveling inspectors; also for mares with
foals and trotting races. Private enterprise
is doing much for tho horse Interests of France, I
but thu lamest cood is traced to tho stallion
depots which aro under tho fostering caro of
the State. America is alwut tho only country
where upline breeding has been developed to
a marked extent which has worked out th
problem without-governmental aid. Hero the
treasurer of tho nation pays for no racing
plates or horse competition medals of any des
cription. A Pastor Made Happy.
Coal (tun Croshiir, Arkansas. '
I have been greatly troubled with my kid- '
neys and liver over twenty years, and during
that entire time I was never free from pala.
My medical bills were enormous, and I visited
both the Hot and White Springs, noted for
thu cunitivo qualities of the water. I am
happy to say I itm now a well man, and en
tirely as tho result of Warners' Safo Kidner
ami Liver Cure. ith am li glorious results I
am only too t;lad to testify regarding ty
.1. . . . . .
remcuy wiucu lias iii.vlo mo so happy.
(ltev.) P. F. JlAHKLEF.
I
TASN'ru-KKLU'. Thero was a very plea
ant githtriug on Thanksgiving evening at the j
rosldeuco of Hon. John Kelly, ex-Collector 01
Customs at this port, near Springfield, Lam
county, to witness tho marriage cereiiionl
uuitini! bis daughter Marcie to Mr. A. !
Tanner, Assistant City Attorn- v of this citv.
Hut few wtro present, includinu only tin
relatives nnd a few intimate friends of tin
voniii! couple. Its v. K. It. deary performed
the ceremony, and twenty-six jears ago the
vcuirallo clergyman united iu xvnflick thi
parents of the bride, and the present makes
the third occisiou on w bicli he has officiated
at tho marriaco of Mr Kelly's children. Mr.
and Mrs. Tanner have Springfield to morrow
morning tor tneir new Home in this city.
Sent Back to Jaiu Si-ah Cash-Cash, 'a1
young Indian living 011 the Umatilla Rcaerva-1
tinu, who has caused considerable trouble by I
procuring liquor and selling it to the Indians!
uu nit' naeivatiou, ssaa vrsteruay, in toe u,l
S. District Court, found guilty of to dejea I
and was sentenced to thirty days iu tflr
bounty jau at renuicton.